Luther L Wright High School - Hematite Yearbook (Ironwood, MI)

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1916 THE HEMATITE 1917 RICHARD NINNIS “What I can do, I must do, What I must do, I can do. And. I willr Bovs’ Patrol '15-'16-‘17; Boys’ Glee Club ‘16-’17 ; All Senior Quartette ’17 ; Hematite Board 17; Dramatic Club '17; “Christopher Junior.” ERICK NYMAN “Life is what you make it.’’ Football Team T5-’16. SAM NINNIS Of manners gentle, of affections mild!” EDWIN NELSON Do your zvork earnestly, but zcitliout fuss and noise.” HENRY NORBERC “Always be in tune.” Page Tiuenty-six

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1916 THE HEMATITE 1917 AGNES LIBERATE) “Happiness is the by-product of well done.” HARRY MARK “Make good or make room.” Boys’ Patrol-; Boys’ Glee Club '16-’17. LI LEES MEDLYN Do your part well, therein all the honor lies.” Girls’ Glee Club ’14-T5-T6-T7; Class Secretary ’14-T5; Vice-President of Class ’15-T6; K. K. Club. JOE MACKEWICZ “Not failure, but low aim. is crime.” Capt. of Plumbing Basketball team. EVA NELSON “Happy am 1, from care I’m free! Why aren't they all contented like mef” K. K. Club. Page Twenty-five

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1916 THE HEMATITE ROY NYBERG “To do what is right in my mind.” German Play “Eigensinn '14; Basketball Team T6-T7; Class Treasurer T6-T7; Boys’ Glee Club T6-’17. MILDRED ORMES “The reward of one’s duty, is the power to fulfill another.” STEPHEN ORBICK “When Duty whispers: ‘Thou must,’ I reply: ‘I can.’ ” JENNIE PETERSON “The power to do lies with you. SVEA PETERSON Happiness is not the end of life; character is.” Page Twenty-seven