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

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v V THE ARGOINAUT v A A V First liowillalv Lursoii, Jack Possi, lim-r'n Jmnson, Ralph L:1.leu11f'sse, Robert Batista. Billy Fontana: Sr-vonrl Row- Rzilimli Sveimim, Gi-1-ulrl Cvszirio. .Lick Arnold, lien Swamson, Merlin Hicks. Com-li Guilforrlg Thiril ROW+VV2ill11t'l' llunmgnoli, David l'1ll'Ill4'll'l', Gi-mlfl livin:-iii, Louis Form-tti, Hvrtrzuifl St. Arnaulil, Milton Vanitvw-lt, Ray Mariucci, FOOTBALL RESERVES Coached by Robert Guilford and Harold Peterson the Reserves were tied once and beaten once in six games. The Squad showed unusual tal- ent and indicated promising varsity material in coming years. Although little credit is given to the Junior Varsity elevens, it is from their ranks that potential first stringers are taken. Reserves who saw a lot of action are: Joe De Crescenzo, Gerald Frickleton, Loren Jensen, Alfred Kleinschmidt, Milton Vanitvelt, Jack Van Laanen, Jack Berquist, Donald Chandler, Arthur Frankini, Gerald Hebein, Ralph La Jeunesse, Lyle Munson, John Possi, Lloyd Rahoi, Ed- ward Rocheleau, Ralph Secinario, and Ben Swanson. The Reserves' Schedule I. M. Reserves Opponents 34 Kingsford R. 6 21 Florence 0 6 Niagara 13 7 Menominee R. 0 0 Escanaba R. 0 14 Kingsford R. 7 Scvciityfciglir

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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

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v THE ARGONAUT v V A A V Y I I 1 i i Bottom Row-Donald Ring, .lalnes Hong, George Bc-rtolfli, George FOI'lll'lll, Grunt Franson, and Leo Pziolii Middle Rmrf Couch Mason, .lzinics Glvzisori, Clement Feim, Gerziltl Nelson, AlfI'l'Cl Klt-ins:-liniidt. and Studi-nt Managrr Beriiartl Cesar-io' Top Row-Bud Hassell, Hill Harding, Edward R0l'llI'l1'2llI, Flilllli Michela, and Bill Roecker. BASKETBALL Despite the loss of three regulars at mid-semester, the Iron lVloun- tain cagers accounted for themselves Very well by Winning eight of fourn teen games. The Mountaineers were nosed out by Escanaba in the sec- ond game of the District Tournament, which Was held on the home court. Defeat in the district tournament rendered Coach Masonls basket-- ballers ineligible to defend their title of U. P. Champs in the Regional Tournament. Grant Franson and Clement Feira were chosen Co-Captains of the squad. Captaincy for next year's quintet has not been decided. Varsity awards Were received by the following seniors: Co-Captains Clemnt Feira and Grant Franson, George Fornetti, Gerald Nelson, and James Gleason. Gther players who earned numerals were James Hoag, l.eo Paoli, Donald Ring, and George Bertoldi. The Seas I M. 15 ....... Marinette 23 I ....... Escanaba 21 I ...... Kingsford 10 1. 14 ...... Iron River 21 I I I .lVI. 25 . 21 S2222 . 13 . . 30 . 14 . . . . .Stambaugh 23 ........NorWay 28 . . . .Crystal Falls 41 on's Schedule I.M. 28 I. M. 20 I.M. 18 I. M. 20 I. M. 30 I.M. 33 I. M. 33 . . .Kingsford . .Starnbaugh . . . . .Norway . . . .Escanaba .......IronWood . .Menominee Crystal Falls Page Seventy-nine