Iron Mountain High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Iron Mountain, MI)

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,W W aa I --axe 4- fp. .X 4 ' ,s W-'W , - 'X 0 V . W gJ3g,r 1515... I X f JI: 1 -px-iq - X53-Z!! 1' X X annex I sk? xi' j 'API Rena Moratti-A prominent worker for Elinor Glyn. Myrtle Otterson--Lecturer on Save and lts Bliss . Willard Hill--Business manager of Hoskings' Theatre Co. Roland Hosking-Founder of a new Hollywood in Aurora's swamp. Albert Hoyle--Still trying to solve the eternal triangle-VVomen! Ah! Herbert Hughes-Commander of the Swiss navy. Kenneth Jeppeson-Ticket collector at Post Office. Alton Johnson-Uwes his success to Lucky Strikes. Nick Khoury-In Africa, trying to teach monkeys new tricks. VVilliam Khoury-Head camel driver of Sahara Tourist Association. Robert Knight-ln politics-a prospective candidate for Mining Inspector. Robert Monroe-Campaign manager for Al Smith's third term. lfldwin Morris crii -Pharmacist. Dale McNamee-Lighthouse keeper. Russel McNamee-Jack of all trades specializing in helping young ladies. Carl W. Nelson-Selling life insurance to Sing Sing inmates. Roy Nelson-Has advanced to head janitor at VVoolworth's. Rudolph Orlosky--Airplane junk collector. Donald Page, Angelo Palluconi-Chicago Tribune's printers' devils. ljrminio Railin-Chief scout for Toonerville Terriers. Lawrence Rahm-Radio announcer for NVLBY. Dominic Ruffatto-Forest ranger in Canada. Lester Staples-Assistant stage manager at Capitol Theatre. Randall Thiebert-Still trying to make better relationships between France and Sweden. Ernest Gall-A famous dancer with George VVhite's Scandals. Ernest Perino-Manager of Master Dry Cleaners. Milo VVilson-As all stars belong in heaven, he found his place. Marian XVallin-Reason why men leave college. Louise XVells-Head cashier at First National Bank. Genevieve VVestrin-Touring the world as director of plays and operettas. 'Page 'Uhxrty three