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

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v v THE ARGONAUT A A V 2255 au Hotlwm Rini'-.lnllii Cliialnlsio. .lznnrs l'el'icnl0.4l', Blilllllgfl' Qninln Ii21Illllillll'lli, Erlivaifl Bziggsi, anfl Null llussvlli Si-runll limi' -Cleniviit Fvirai, Bill Irlzirding. Jzimrs Hoag, llarri' Mieviiski, Giorgi' Bvrtolfli, Ilnnailrl Burlly, llzinlvl l,2lX'llllll. F1-ell Hl'ln-in: Tliircl Rllll'7ASSlSl?ll1l Conf-li Silvio Egizii, Ili-iiry Rnnmgnoli, Bill Pulkinin, Ted Firnie, Tvd I'ul1z1lu, Bill Mzinulmii, Huh Ilonni-l', .lolin Svcirizuo and Uoairli Genige Mason: Top Ron'-Joe Grailcr, Earl Vondale, Frank Mielwln, Bill Jueksin, Roger La Jeunesse, Ned Nelson, and Gerald Nelson. FOOTBALL The 1939 edition of Nlason-coached Mountaineers ended the season with a .500 average, winning four games of an eight game schedule. After getting off to a good start in the first two games, the gold and black. gridders suffered injuries which kept several of the regular lineup from most of the remaining games. Silvio lafgizii did a very creditable job as Coach George lWa:on's as- sistant. Reserve material looked very promising and capable of filling the vacancies left by graduating seniors. The following lettermen will be lost by graduation: Co-Captains Bob Hooper and Ted Firme, Fred Hebein, Earl Vondale, Edward Baga, Bill Pulkinen, James Nlanko, Gerald Nelson, James Pericolose, John Chiapusio, John Seeanario, Harry Micenski, Bill Manahan and Clement Feira. - Letter winners who are returning next season are: Donald Burby. Bud. Hassell, Ted Puhalo, Daniel Laydon, Bill Harding, James Hoag, Roger La Qleunesse, Frank Miehela, and Henry Romagnoli. Quinto Rampanelli acted as student manager. THE SEASON'S SCORES LM- 25 ------ St' JOSGDY1 5 LM. 12 ..... Menominee 0 LM. 20 ...... Ironwood 7 LM. 0 ....... Eseanaba 13 1.M. 0 ..... Stambaugh 13 LM. 0 ...... Iron River 19 LM. 13 .. .... Norway 6 LM. 6 ...... Kingsford 19 Page Seventy-five

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V V THE ARGONAUT V A A V Front Row-Gerald Strand, Irene 'l'urner, :ind Petri' Disherg Back Row-Marion Logic, Dorothy Fox, Arthiu' Frunkini, Ruth Wicklund, and Beverley Davey. Not in picture, Lorraine Negro. CHEERLEADERS Our cheerleaders did a great job of keeping up the spirit of our teams and holding the support of the fans. The organization of the Pep Club gives evidence of the activity of the two groups chosen by the students. Attending the various games in a body, the Pep Club formed the nucleus of the Gold and Black Cheering section. Irene Turner, Peter Disher, Lorraine Negro, and Gerald Strand comprised one faction of the cheerleading section. The other group con'- sisted of Beverly Davey, Ruth Wicklund, Dorothy Fox, Marion Logic and Art Frankini. Page Scventyfseven