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

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, 51 t. no a eigdgd me X H -- ----1- f 6 X 5' fc r INN Ig 5 . avg 3 sig fre kg So This is London VVith Russel lNlcNamee and lillinor Bowman in leading roles, the Senior class presented So This is Londonn, on the evening of Friday, Nlay 11. Hiram' Draper, an American business man, goes to London accompanied by Nlrs. Draper and Hiram Junior. junior meets Elinor Beauchamp and the two become infatuated with each other but the objection of their parents stand between them and a happy union. After numerous humorous incidents and many highly dramatic events, the two families are converted to their children's Ways of think- ing and ljlinor and Junior are married in London. Elinor l:t'Illll'llIlHID . . l'llinor IEKHYIIIIIII Blildilllll' livilllvllillllll llorothy Vollin Sir l'vi'1'V l3l'Il1ll'll:lDljP ...,. . .,,,. Rolnml llosking .lunior lll'il!Wl' ., ...i ...... . , .,,. Russell lhlt'NIl!llt'l' llimnl lll'IlIH'l' ..... .. ...., . Albert K1-ni Mrs. lll'Jl!ll'l' , .. .. . ...., .... . , .... 'Irene llolnl lizuly llllliSXYlH'ill . flcili'x'icx'v Wesirin Mr. llonvycolf . ....., llvrlu-rt llnglivs .lm-nningea .......... Hlliltllllll Urlosky 'l'hom:l:: ., .... . .,..,, ...., . flunws Fox Fllllllij' :it the iliitx ,. Angelo l,2lllll1'Ulll 'Page t'Jijty-two

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.f'u1, m x - , .M 57: 41-of i' ff YR' ' X , 'K 1- , tfgew Yfeft wmv!!! SYM? ' A CC 77 Grumpy, the three-uct comedy presented by the Junior class on December 9, 1927 is the story of a clever old criminal lawyer wllo, when all others about bim are dismayed, calmly sits about unrzlvelling il rather difficult mystery. Bill Brown wus an excellent.Grumpy, and entire cast were equally competent actors. No play could escape being zz success with 21 group so loyal and cooperative as the Juniors. The cast follows: Mr. An-Iron' Hlllllllilllf Ull'lIl!Illffl , . llill Iirown Mr. Ernest lluron ,. , .... , llmwlmrl fllllllilll lhnI4lovk .. .,. ., l':unl Olson Mr. .lnrvis .. ., .. .lolnn Sullivan Mr. Isuzu' Wolfe ., . ..., ...,,,. ly lillon ,Nllll'Q.l'Illl llr. lYlJlt'lllSll'l'll t ..,. Htvplwn fllUYZIllllllll Nlt'l'l'l4ll'XY , . .lnnlvs l'l'llllllll1 Y DIIIIINUII . . . .. , Holwlml l or1'Il Ylllfllllil, llullnmnl , ,, , l:l'I'llll'l' l'l'l'IlL'X'lrSl Mrs. Mm-4'I:l1'x-ll l'Illn-u l'illion Nuszzn . .., ., , lone ll2lI'Yl'j' lil'l?lli lll'l'llHIIl J. Nun!! fljage Qifty-amy T

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.ps NN f- fs ti- abt.. 4 , , 1. .1 ' ,ft w ', 712151, ' ..T.......... 2 X fe xpjggg, yi, jqyiiffx GEMM!! X f L.,-ef. il... 52.44 'Auf 'QZ14 - 'V N' 1'.-:Aff-'Q by Yunior Trorn., ls there anything more pleasant than an evening spent in a gay French Cabaret? Noi say We, and we are right. When the class of '28 gave their prom June 18, 1927, it was agreed that the happy school year of 1927 had a perfect ending. The gym was gayly decorated a le Cabaret Francais. The cleverly shaded spotlights spotted many couples dancing to splendid music supplied by Peterson's Orchestra. At 11 o'clock, two dainty little figures darted out to the center of the floor and performed a graceful Spanish dance. Yep! we repeat, 'twas a perfect evening. ,Senior 6315019 Tea Time In Japan Lovely ladies in lovely gowns danced with handsome escorts in a very attractively decorated Japanese Tea Room. Gay lanterns were suspended from the ceiling, pretty parasols and many other colorful decorations, together with little Japanese maids, who flitted about relieving those that had a longing for delicious punch made the Senior Hop the delightful affair that it turned out to be. It was held on Friday, April 13, but it was 1Black Friday' for only those few that were unable to attend. C5-l1lumni 'Danco A fairy ball in the open! Such was the dance given by the Seniors of 1928 in favor of the alumni on December 28, 1927. The 'gym' was decorated with real Christmas trees 'n' every- thing. The nice soft lights resembled the stars and other means of heavenly illumination at their very best. blany couples danced to the entrancing music of johnson's Dance Kings, till Landman's hour. After allls said and done-a good time was had by everyone present. 'Page CJifty-th-ree