Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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SENIOR LOST WITHOUT MAPLE me Planning for the future, many of Hlbblng High school students are taknng the vocatuonal courses offered by the department The courses that are available are electricity, arts metals, woodwork mechanical drawing, automotlves and agru culture The student learns how to adlust hum self to the duties required xn everyday lfe Students taknng nndustrlal courses become aware of the problems facing the Industrial world and are more useful cutnzens In thelr community Practical arts students learn the art of malc mg :tems from metals such as copper, bronze, INSERTING a new gasket unto a motor In automotlves class are Robert Hardlng and Lawrence DePaul: 18 'vnu-v-Q npr- 4-0.- 11 If STUDENT work I5 examined by ESKO ESKOLA agriculture F F A adviser and Robert Peloquln General Metals, Art Metals lv -:gf 5 TO llsten attentuvely to Instructions ln mechanlcal drawung saves a lot of time Now Rodney Maranuccl IS ready to begun a serles of drawnngs. -f 4 W g - A -7 , . L, W II -.7 I I , - rf l . . . . I ' ' ' i . , - - - fini: ' ' ' - W . . 1 . . 1 5- .L . ' K My lk The . . X- V X i and aluminum. X V ' I ' ' ' - 7 , M I , A i ' . I . I V , I , . . . 7 55 0 . g ,Q Q 8 .K xi- j' Y 1 ' ' Q gl ff 37 f 4 I f W, , A V,-ffjvy. v X ji, 1 f , f , 4 ,.t. .4 l 1 ' ' 5 W nu

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in-f STUDENT DRAWS PERFECT LINE IN answer to a student s query MAGNUS BRAUN art practical arts pomts out some possible desngns that may be worked into leather Talce a punch of cobalt blue add a dash of red and you are oft on a paint smearing expedutnon S ents th a fl for t discover the gratltynng expernence of worlclng with onls water color and charcoal In art class In practical arts class, the students are taught leather work ceramics and the use of other related materials Many of the students fund such enloy ment In art that formal study IS carried Into adult lute Community art classes are taught and yearly art exhlblts are held -i WORKING on leather belts and slippers In practncal arts class are Jean LaFrenuere and Gloria Bnttner If UNDER the brush of Mxke Dolrnnch a panntrng begrns to take form Often students begun art with G copy of another pucture before atternptung an orlgunal picture

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105 THE machnnes nn woodworlung class are kept ID constant top working order With safety as a password students be PROJECTS m woodwork draw the onenhon come careful users of all the maclwnnes f WILLIAM NANCARROW Gutomotlves HOWARD McDERMOTT woodwork and F E NORDSTROM dnrector of nndustrnal and voc education ,WM TEACHING meCl10Y'lICGl Clmwmg JAMES Carlson and Daren Hall learn that patuence IS TOIVO RANTA explams the need for necessary when working In woodwork ln most cases the accuracy an scale drawmgs boys select :tems for the home as tlneur prolects 19 1 S I ,L . Q ' - P . Wo. . , I 1 I 0 , ' z 1 I . . , l V jx , ' UH' V - 15... f ! rl . U ' v iq., . I '11, , I N 1 I