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

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X fs ., 1 ,e ss-f xff1 Q - Jie? ,.-, -ill if w fin-y N eff 4 -.r.Y2. 53939555 .ai ' f f1V. .- -..-.-.. re ality agar Qs. res, fs, --.f S , va-.1 ',. rx: A 1.47 imluf Xe ' X ' E-.JJQWA xy rammey twins econd in State 'Run James fl1'lllIllll0y, Iron Monntain's representative :lt the cross,-eountry rnn :lt Ypsilanti, NllX'9lllll8l' l8, wt. ' seeonrl plnee in Class B. Jimmy lend the tlelrl of 70 runners over the two mile course from the start, and held the lead :ns they returned to the trnek, went down one side, rounded the curve :uid had the Sfl'IllH,llf-Ll'1lVY2lj' before them. At the time Sonnenberg of Wyondotte forged up even with Jinnnie, then gained the lend and crossed the line eight yards znheand. Jiininie, il junior, ran :l wonder' fnl mee, and nnule ll wonderful iln- pression on the spectators, by the nmnner in whieh he battled with his larger :und stronger opponent. Uejka, of Kingsford, the only other U. l'. entry, won sixth place, illlll together with Urunnney, de- nnonstrutell to the lower peninsula that from henee forth they must consider the upper peninsula. This is the first time the U. l'. has lreen represented in the State cross- eountry run. iBoys' Glass iBaslQetl9all This year class basketball progressed more than in the past years. All those who did not play on the regular team were eligible for class basketball teams. A regular schedule for practice was drawn up by Coach Thune. At the end of the year a tournament was held in order to determine who was the class champion. The Juniors won the tourna- ment with three Wins and no losses. The Sophomores came next, then the Freshmen, and last of all the Seniors. Besides the high school, the grade schools also developed teams. Student coaches were sent from the high school to the grade schools. In connection with the high school tournament, a grade school tournament was also held. The North Side school Won this with the Lincoln school ITS 1'l.lllllCl' Up. 'Page ,Sixty-two l-l. 11 g1

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9 N ? .fy JW' ,W AX A-, 'tj fN?s. ' lliiv fff?-EA F' 1-'iii XX -'7' 'I' SYM. jr ffgzfl KW- - 'S Q, ff' ' QT f Ria' - fl , X Jil? ' x,:,J A357 fBaslqetball Class B Champions in this district, regional, and state tourna- ments, such was the record of the lron lVlountain basketball team for the season of 1927 and 1928. Starting off their schedule with Wins over Niagara, Nlenominee, and lshpeming, the team continued to the national tournament at Chica- go, the farthest point that any basketball team in the history of the school has ever reached. ' The only setbacks offered to the Nlountaineers were defeats by Ironwood which were revenged in the regional tournament at Mar- quette, by Baraga for upper peninsula championship, and at Chicago. This record settled beyond doubt the fact that Coach Thune was a basketball coach. To him goes an enormous amount o fcredit for making the team. Co-operation was a great factor in carrying the boys through. Girls' Qfzlthletics The result of basketball this year was rejoicing. A greater interest was shown in athletics this year, mainly in basketball. The Seniors copped the championship and were given the silver loving cup, which they Won once before. The cup now belongs to the Senior girls and it has the girls' names engraved on it. The cup was given by the Girls' Athletic Club. Last year the same team won the cup so now it is theirs. Out of the four class basketball teams a star team was chosen. These girls are considered the best all-a-round players and therefore were chosen to make up the star team. The following are on this team: Dorothy Coliin ........ ,..,.... .,.. . . . ..., Center Ardelle Mahoney .,.... ,.., P iorward Frances Coffin .......... .... I' 'orward Carmen Conte .....,.,....,. .........,..........,,..,,......,.,,..,.. . .. Guard Ellen Pillion ................ .,............,.,,........,,. ....,......,.... G u ard Honorable mention is given Victoria Contarini. The great success of this year's athletics is due to our Hgyml' teacher, Miss Samdahl, Whom Weive enjoyed throughout the year. fPa.ge ,Sixty three