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

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V V , -5' ff iiiyggflip-'ik XX ,fe- T- l Girls, Qlee Glula The Glee Cluh is one ol' the lieatures and high ambitions ol most girls in high school. lfach year a large number are tried out and the best are linally picked. 'lihey practice twice a week and have de- veloped into a well organized. harmonious hody. 'lihe fact that they won third place in the Marquette contest last year is a spur for higher achievement this spring. The girls sang at the hand concert held in the auditorium, hlay 23. lfverybody is well pleased with their music. Page lS61'G1llj'Clgl1l fi i I f 'gig im ' f I -Sgt -1 -1

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lk 4 is E ..,l- A. lil' A fqs ,ty ii., .gygw 6399951 fl1,g,.M.' - iQ A - QQ? ' ' F175 4 is X -1l--- N' J ' A., ..11.i-11v- mf, ' joy and delight of all, the band has been present. It 5 sxrli na came so that a ratherin wasn't com lcte without the band. Even the towns eo le en- B 8 P P P joyed its presence. And for instilling spirit and pep the band has been a very important factor. It Upeppedn us up at a pep meeting, it pepped us up at a game, it 'tpcppedn us up at the trains when we welcomed home our boys and it pepped us Lp at all times when we'd stop and think that our football team turned back to the strongest, our debate team matched any and all, our basketball team was invincible, and our band could hold its own with any of our rival cities. Boost the band, it's your ginger. Page Eighty lts members are: l'ORiNlC'l'S: flll1ll'l0S Biolo llenry Matson Malnriee Zoeks Juliene Fugere Frefl Sperm TROMBONES: Xntlmn Knpellnr Milton Morgan Angelo Biolo BA R,I'l'0Nl'l: Xlvllllillll Brown A LTU IIORNS: Lorrziine Delioehi Philip Fugere Irene Giovain n ini FRF1Nf'l'l IIORX Alive l4UfSll'Ulll. t'LARlNl'l'l'S: M:irsli:xll C'oho1les Betty Reese lone llurvey N0l'lll2lll Riun flzirlton Reese Jalek Nelson L2llll'G1 Amunilson Frzinees Uoilin SAXOPHONES: Ruth Duf'h:iine Elllllflil Deflreseenzo Ernest Perino Elliot Bjork FLUTE: Fl0l'0lli'0 Millinnui BASSES: Clyde Isrnelsou Steve Giovzuinini DRUMS: Ulizirles Ongie Tll0lll2lS Ii:iuglilin Violet Daniels Gi? If' W? TQ? O