Hibbing High School - Hematite Yearbook (Hibbing, MN)

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At each basketball game in tbe Lincoln school gym, tl'1e Pep Club has a reserved section for the students. intense moments of the game are mirrored in tbe faces of the cheerleaders and the other students. r ,M X 'D Two members of the special pep band are Alberta Finberg and Carolyn Stark. This band, directed by Mr. James Baldrica, plays at all Home games. QQQN QA T 2, Pep Club section at a Greenway-Hibbing basketball game. 53 ff-l 1-- Caught in conversation backstage during Jacket Jamboree was Vicki McDermott. Slwe was waiting to go on stage for tlffe cbeerleader's skit.

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ROUSING CHEERS LED BY PEPSTERS Any student who is interested in being an active supporter of the school's teams is eligible to ioin the Pep Club. Members attend all sport events and boast good sportsmanship. Through the services of the club, trans- portation is arranged for out-of-town games, pep meetings are held, cheerleaders are trained and selected, and courtesy and consideration advocated for home and visit- ing teams and students. Under the advisership of Miss Vol Peter- son, the Pep Club and Cheerleaders have been admirable representatives of the school. As a climax, the six cheerleaders, Sharon Edwardson, Patricia Burho, Myrna Klockers, Alicia Morris, Vicki McDermott, and Sandra Osborne, soar into mid-air while leading the students in a school yell during a basketball game. Pep Club officers: Dennis Flynn, president, Kathleen Lind, vice president, David Hansen, secretary, and Douglas Storms, treasurer. Pep Club Board: BOTTOM ROW: Jayne Taylor, Cleone Samp- son, Nancy Sarago, Carol Maras, Diane Koski, Diane Hammer. SECOND ROW: Carol LaMothe, Sally Graffunder, Peggy Dahl- berg, Jerry Grillo, Sandra Green. THIRD ROW: Alicia Morris, Laura Znidar, Susan Johnson, Sandra Ronning, Paulette Akin, Connie Arnold, Kathleen Warner. FOURTH ROW: Bar- bara Toomey, Vicki McDermott, Rita Maras, Mary Angeli, Patricia Burho. FIFTH ROW: Jean Extrum, Patricia Blowers, Sandra Osborne, Sharon Edwardson, Sheila Dixon. SIXTH ROW: Roberta Tawyea, Myrna Klockers, Carolyn Sermon, Merrie Jo Cann. SEVENTH ROW: Kathleen Lind, Janice Noonan, Colleen Heffron, Mary Petroske. 52

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.Eat his -1,nQa-I 1 -were if .N ' BOTTOM ROW: Joy Musech, Georgia Pavelich, JoAnn Hamre, Kathy Lind, Louise Forsman, poberta McGowan. SECOND ROW: Christine Mcras, Gail Wherland, Joyce Fiori, Jeanne Stariha, Paula Meadows, Susan Napoli. THIRD ROW: Diane lfoslci, Kathleen Andria, Maureen O'Peilly, Marilyn Hem,-ne. gch, Miss Clement, Lois Possin, Barbara Rodgers, Jacqueline lofi. 3 Q., ' G.A.A. officers: seated, Connie Arnold, president, Randi Hannurn, vice president, standing, Sharon Nelson, Student Council representative, Paulette Alcin, secretary-treasurer, Carol Meittunen, point recorder, Patricia Burho, point re- corfler. Anxiously the ball is watched as it nears the loaslcet during Spirited some of basketball. 51 GIRLS DEVELOP SPORTS PROGRAM Commonly lrnown as the GAA, the Girls' Athletic Association offers varied activities to high school girls. The general activities selected are athletics, school spirit, leadership, health, class worlc, recreation and synchronized swimming which culminates each year in the HHS Water Ballet. Each Monday afternoon, the organi- zation meets at which time the girls play volleyball, softball, table tennis, basketball, bowling or curling. Each girl qualifying for a final school letter must have participated in at least three ofthe activities sponsored by GAA. is lt, E X ,y C ll!t'fiffMf'l