Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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B TOM ROW Tom Danculovlch, Judy Wold Duane Drong Marcy Sfevtns SECOND ROW Vnrglnra Krollman Carol Wnlllams Sandra Suniy, Kenne1h Hellond THIRD ROVIx Roqer Lake Cheryl Olakangas Barbara Gachnllc Joan Turk Lucio Ronchefh Ludmrlla Berthold Roma Merklm Rrchard Branham FOURTH ROW Claude Sampson Gent Ovtman Jerry Von Feld? Steven Erickson CLUB INTERESTED IN SIEGFRIED UN BRUNHILD Members of the German Club are students who are faking German or who are able To spealc German The purpose of the club us to sfumulate an Interest nn German and fo malce sfudenfs more consclous of the greof culfure of Germany To promofe The foreign Sfudenf exchange, io sponsor at least one servxce progecf and to confrrbufe fo the oudutonum programs on three of the mann obgecflves of the club 5 STANDING Lucia Roncheffu student council represenravuve Duck Branhom vuce presxdenv Mr Schleppegrell adviser SEATED Judy Wold presxdent and Duane Drong secretary treasurer 33 GT 1 , , . : , , ' . I I , , , 1 I - 5 I f , 2 - 6 I . - 5 S A I ., ,U A , n 4 Y f., ' ' , rt Q. c Jr I I n - . Q 46 I G I ' s 1 1 , . I - f - 3 f 1 f ' '

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BONJOU R, MON AMI To develop an appreciation of the cultural background of France and to stimu- late a greater interest in French-American relations is the purpose ofthe French Club. Travel films are shown with the hope that at some time a small group of students might tour Europe with an adviser as guide. Members of the French Club are students who have or who are studying French. Initiation of new members takes place at an autumn buffet luncheon. iff BOTTOM ROW: Gail Tregembo, Lois Sanders, Rosalie Roccio, Sharon Carlson, Koren Church, Pauline Krier. SECOND ROW: Kathy Marolt, Judith Maras, Carol Deblak, Jeanne Maki, Diane Sund- berg. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Maras, Mary Jane Hanmer, Marianne Hnatko, Rhea Koslowski, Carol Stolcis. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Erickson, Mary Beebe, Joyce Pink- ham, Pat Taiha, Sandra Hyvarinen, Tom Garcleski. 5 rf-' X N Ev I French Club officers: Jeanne Maki, secretary, Sandra Hyvarl nen, vice president, Maxine Sporer, president, Mr. Lee Stark Udviserz Carol LaMothe, treasurer. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Jo Parpovich, Carol Maras, Susan Hawkinson, Diane Hammer, Mary Dwyer, Betty Lou Krier. SECOND ROW: Diane Haidos, Carol Roush, Maxine Sporer, Carol Korhonen, Diane Johnson, Margaret Johnson. THIRD ROW: Susan Masich, Cheryl Marolt, Carol Marolt, Susan Storms, Diane Suknaich, William Scofield. FOURTH ROW: Patty Mattson, Cheryl Cervo, Carol LaMothe, Judy Larson, Susan Gaige. FIFTH ROW: Geraldine Cooper, Kathy Traveggia, Georgia Pavalich, Carol Minelli, Jane Barret.

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X I BOTTOM ROW: Lois Sanders, Laura Kuitenen, Margaret Carl- son, Roberta Norman, Sandra Hyvarinen, Mary Ann Holliday, Sharon Rogich. SECOND ROW: Roger Arko, David Hansen, Robert Lindenmoen, John Goman, Cornelius Krollmun. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Branham, Connie Arnold, Jeanne Maki, George Saari. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Erickson, Nancy Peter- son, Sheila Rothkopf, Rosalie Roccio, Kathryn Oberg. THIRD ROW: Edward Wuori, Robert Oiala, Scott Reinertson, Brian Butler, Douglas Storms, Albert Libke. 34 STUDENTS STRIVE FOR HONORS Organized in l922, the Hibbing chapter of the National Honor Society serves to create enthusiasm tor scholar- ship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students ot the American secondary schools. Election to membership is held once each semester, not more than 'I5 per cent of the graduating class may be elected. Formal initiation isheld in May. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Johnson, Sherry Clevenstine, Lee Ann La- Trendresse, Marianne Hnatko, Rose- lind Lendacky, Kathleen Marolt. SECOND ROW: Donna Korhonen, Bonnie Jetty, Karen Miettunen, Judith Stenglein, Carol Debelak, Janne Kay Gregorich, Marilyn Pet- rick, Pauline Krier.