Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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WITH the sound of pounding gym shoes and cited cry of the players, the boys in physica tion class race toward the basket during a of diverse sports activity. the ex- l educa- moment 21 THE stalwarts of the athletic department PAUL LUKENS swimming coach ORVAL B S physical education track coach ELMER SALVOG football coach counselor GEORGE PERPICH hockey coach FRANK ONGARO biology cross country coach STANLEY PETERSEN study hall baseball Coach GORDON WEIHRAUCH Science wrestling coach Not pictured are Angel: Pergol basketball coach counselor Leo Stark tennis coach John Coschginono golf coach DESCRIBING himself as the errand - or is it errant - boy forthe department is MARIO RETICA, director ofthe physical education department.

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Keeping Hnbblng Hugh School students ID top physical condltnon IS a malor gob Putting forth cz real effort, the Instructors have been stressnng the necessaty to be physically tat The physucal education classes attempt to develop tralts ot good cltlzenshlp and sports manshnp Also the classes help the student goin some understondrng ot recreational oppor tunltues which he may use during his leisure time ,Av H an eye upon gurls y are Mxss MARIAN FUNTZ and Miss ANNIE CLEMENT Mass Clement ns also the adviser for the G A A Z2 Luang IN the shade of the football score board Paula eados prepares t f fufjglrhe P dufm ALONG the mdoor race track Tom Aslakson and Screcmmg Sesslon O so 1 G Frank Urbra txme theur speed nn preparation for track VO

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TEEN-AGE MISPLACED IN LIBRARY Located next to the main study hall, the library is accessible to all of the stu- dents. Well stocked with reference material, fiction and non-fiction books, the high school library is a haven for the scholar. When a student is not in class, he is assigned to one ot the three study halls. During this period he is expected to work on outside class assignments. Sometimes a student may be excused from study hall to work on extracurricular projects. Teachers assigned to the library and the study hall do not have other class assignments. KATHLEEN Stuntebeck browses among the books in the section devoted to novels. All English classes require the students to supplement their class work with outside reading. The high school library carries the latest reference material for all departments of study. 22 DISPERSING books to the students are Mrs. JESSIE LYMAN, Miss MARGARET BRIGGS, head librarian, and Mrs. BETTE VELLELLA. E NEW books arriving in the library are advertised on the bulle- board. Joyce Fiori checks for a recent biography she may able to use for u report. tin be XP THREE study halls were used this year. The main study hall in room l2O, room 200, and a smaller study hall in the balcony conference room.