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

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av , we X .e - . . .. ., i4 N mmm Qlootlaall The success established by lron Nlountaiifs football teams for the past two seasons was well upheld by this yearls squad. In spite of the tough schedule facing them, the boys only dropped three games. Their excellent teamwork was well displayed when they defeated the strong Ironwood eleven. Through the efforts of our new coach and of course, our line Coach Nlr. Chard, sportsmanship was developed to even a higher degree than formerly. i...l-.-1:- .ll-li Schedule: Sept. ll' lron Mountain lil A... 1'ryst:zl Falls Sept. Z4 Tron lvlllllllllllll 54 'Fvlell Uvt. l lron Mountain lbs ,.., lronwood Uvl. N lron Mountain li lilllg-!Sl:lll'1l Oct. 15 lron Mountain lil Stllllllbllllfjll Uvt. Q! Iron Mountain 6 Fsczunilun Ovl. ill Iron Muunhlin ll ..,, Mi-noininve Nov, 3 Iron Muunl:1ln ll l3l SSl'llll'l' 'Page qifty-eight

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