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

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V V THE ARGONAUT V A A v MAESTTOSO CLUB Hflllfsif wa.vl1i's away from llze .mul the dns! of L L'eryday life. This club is formed of students who Wish to further their knowledge of music. During the course of the year the students have studied the lives of some notable composers. They have also done solo and group Work. One of the main activities of the club was the sponsoring of Rhythm on Reviewll. This was one of the most outstanding programs of the school year. The programs offered during the cluh period were excellent and demonstrated the students' abilities. OFFICERS President - be - f- -e - Jane Townsend . 555 .77 . , I I 'rw' N' VICG-PI'6S1dGI1t - - - Wallace SW3,1'1501'1 b' .'.. 4:--fn. I H U ZW-, .. Secretary-Treasurer - - Robert Sanders 115 .4 . F Advlser - -- - - T. Ray UHHDBSY T A .,-f it Page Fifty-six

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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

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V V THE ARGONAUT s v A A V VARSITY CLUB Just a jolly band of fellotesf' Under the guidance of Nlr. Richard Chard, its adviser, the Varsity Club was unusually active. ln conjunction with the Pep Club, the Varsity Club introduced. a system of numeral formations by the student body at football games. Although this system was not really perfected, it is a step toward better methods which can be developed in future years. As a special service activity the members of the club who were not playing basketball acted as ushers at the games. The boys were quite ef- ficient at this and helped to keep things running smoothly. Because membership in this club is limited to varsity award winners only, it serves as an incentive for students to compete in athletics. Besides the regular programs the initiation was an outstanding event of the year. f f H f f ,f ,f f ,WM ,' i if r pf-if 0 fy? ,' 9 , , ,gf fi 'fx by - ff I fy f ' wa, , - Q-.ze , f V ' gy, , OFFICERS V X ,Li ,V M, . ' - e -'44 t pw . J President - - - - Richard Vieklund 'f Vice-President - - - - Donald Burby Secretary-Treasurer - - - - - f Ted Firme b, f i f f f 'I 4,1 :duff f' 'J , I , ,. 1 ,qi V Adviser 4 -P - - e - f - Richard Chard Page lrittif-sex cu