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

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-1 -Q fi me 'S U Mr emailing Y- ix f? ' -34:1 if sl L Haig! - K Ry .f E it ei -5 ' F is w 1' 2 X' xxx -l -'l ' 5,5 -i '7 -QM , f i 'ffm' '- -l--ii x i ll f' :Wifi , ., mf ii,'7 ' fb' Wiw The Hi-Y club is a national organization of high school boys, whose purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high ideals and Christian character. lts' activities for this year have included a Freshman Stag and the Father and Son banquet. The Hi-Y stands for clean living, clean speech, clean athletics and clean scholarship and its members attempt to live up to this slogan to the best of their ability. Mr. Guild acted as advisor for the boys this year. l,l'0Sllll'lll' .......,...., .... C 'liarlus Biolo View-l'1'esirlel1t ..... ......,..., I 'url Nelson Sl'l'l'0l'1l rg' ,............ ......,.. If lrnt-st .Puri no 'Page ,Sixty-eight li.-1-111

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is ........c ..,..- --- ' If me-,vig gg-:WT 7 ge .,.- Lxf Q ---- ,Cf - ,c- -Q A w' -6. if mis ,K jx XXV fDramatic Qlula lfarly last fall a group of enthusiastic students committed them- selves to the task of forming a Dramatic club. A committee was chosen and after much undauntless effort they drew up and presented to the student council, a constitution. After looking it over the student council decided that the principle upon which the constitution was based was very well adapted to the needs of such a club. The object of this club is to promote interest in dramatics throughout the school and to produce plays. The members of this club have been very anxious to show their plays to the students, but have been unable to do so because of the many school activities. To many of the students the Dramatic club is the thing of the past, but next year it is hoped to create a great interest in our school. lt has already proved a success in the stunt produced before the student body as a part of the pep program. Page Sei enty