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

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V V THE ARGONAUT v A A V DRAMATICS CLUB Tha pulzfir ii wiser than the wisest frilirf' 'lihe Dramatics Club is open to all members of the Speech Depart- ment Who have had one semester of speech work, those having one major or two minor parts in a Junior-Senior Play, or those having had one se- mtster of Drama. The club desires to promote an active interest in the theatre and dra- matic productions. The members have had work in choral speaking, make-up, pantomime, and stage setting. OFFICERS President ------- Catherine Bacco Vice-President ------ Betsy Ann Ring Secretary ----- - - - Betty Eisele Treasurer ------- Clayton Duby Adviser ----- Miss Florence V. Wilson Page Fifty-four

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V V THE ARGONAUT V A A V Hi-Y The better deed, the belief day. The Hi-Y club is a service organization whose members follow the code of Clean Speech, Clean Scholarship, Clean Sports, and Clean Living. The purpose of the club is to create, maintain, and extend higher stand- ards of Christian character throughout the school and community. The Hi-Y sponsored delegates to the Older Boys' Conference at lron River. ln its service duties, the Hi-Y printed and distributed, free of charge, programs for the football games. l-li-Y boys served as guides during the Ski Tournament. The club sent ten dollars to help maintain the State Y.lVl.C.A. The Hi-Y club has taken a great interest in voca- tional guidance this year, for it contributed about S20 to buy Vocational Guidance books. Bulletins from all the major colleges were gathered for prospective college students. Among its social entertainment would come the joint Hi-Y-Girl Reserve meeting, the Hi-Y-Girl Reserve party, and the liingsford-Iron Mountain Hi-Y-Girl Reserve party. The club sends several members to Hayo VVenta Ha, the officers' training camp, each year. OFFICERS . ,, ,K . if , i f i ' New Q A 1 S I gi 2 President - e - James Harvey ., . , . sl F A Q Vice-President - - -- -f William Cochran Secretary - f - f - Cornelius Peck 4 6 Treasurer - - - -William Manahan I D . ., 'wi 5 Adviser -- Mr, Roy Anderson S 7 f f. W 5 3 4, Z , f Q ! 3 2 74 f 1 Q, 1 . . V , imw-UF, A , U , , -W f A . f ,fi .f',, M00 e 'M ., mf i at 1 X il :,.,.,..?ff1V i 4 fw QQ' , E 93 ivy, .af 'f iff 1 if 424 f, f Q ff? V pw f X K bfi: -3, W ,g kg , ,, , fy? , Iggy Page Fifty-three

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V V THE ARGONAUT A A OUTDOOR CLUB The beauty of the great outdoor. The club Was formed two years ago by a group of boys interested in outdoor sports, such as hunting, fishing, hiking, etc. Each semester more and more boys were drawn to this club until a group had to be refused because of lack of capacity. It is now one of the biggest and most inter- esting clubs in our school. At each meeting members gave talks on their own experiences in sports and quizzes were given from time to time. Talks were given by George T. Mason, Adviser, and Officer Mon- giat of the Michigan state police. , , M ' ei WW isi s is xii 47. if aw , , I , ge, ww f f ,,,,,,,,....,..W , OFFICERS President ------ Robert Alexander 'klQ7i 9 Vice-President ------ Frank Wayne W h In-'Rx if Secretary of Treasury - - - Richard Cecconi f XXX Sergeant at Arms - - - Henry Schinderle is , Club Adviser ------ George T. Mason A ,, 'f ffl Page Fifty-I V