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

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New-N--f llll lllllilllllllll Row 1: Madeline Flatlta, Gerry Lindstrom. Joyce Menucci, Sally Stilwell. Ann Dinnocenzo, Pauline Andreini. Joanne Logic. Pat Scheffer, Mary Fugere, Agnes LaRoux, Cynthia Rinu. Ramona DuCharme, Electra Anegon. Row 2: Rosemary Frickellon, Betty Richards, Fern Wright, Jeanette Izzo. Shirley Haines, Doreen Poirier. Joyce Secinaro, June Secinaro, Ruhy Brown, Norma Zamllon, Nancy Stolheru. Julia Anergon. Mae Jermac. Row 3: Nancie Frannqnist. Janet Lofstrom. Lois Hyatt. Bar- bara Turnquist, Nancy Vicenzi, ,Carol Hayward, Margaret LeBlond, Shirley Brinsku. Dorothy Paul, Dolores Podgornik, Mari- lyn Lindstrom,4eryl Miench. Anita Loia. Row 4: Mr. Ginther, Ken Williams. Paul Larson. Bill Marcou, Douglas DuCharme. Anita Cecchini, Gloria Izzo, Doreen Anderson. Doris Murray, Catherine Dilulio. Row 5: Bob Rushfnrd. Dave Dworsky. Russ Lundin, Dick Shultz, Andy ltzov, Art Fortier, Delores DeFiore. Chorus Three cheers for our chorus for their swell job of yocleling the do-re-mi's. This was the largest of the music groups, and we heard a lot from them at the assemblies and programs here and there during the year. The biggest deal of the year was, of course, 'tShip Ahoy, but next to that was the part the chorus played in t'Community Capers , a show for raising funds to reinforce the concert series. Part of our group volunteered to help out in this cause, and we were proud of them for donating their talent. We found the chorus on deck for all three of the concerts. Fall, Christmas, and Spring, so you can see that they're right on the ball in all seasons. Their role in the Christmas one was really tops as they sang folk carols, popular songs, and that favorite Fred Waring arrangement of The Night Before Xmas. Fcr this concert, like those in the past years, the volumes of Christmastide', received a dusting in an annual ritual in which the chorus and orchestra joined to present this medley of well known carols. Incidentally. much credit should go to Mr. Ginther, our director. Under his baton the chorus benefited from his experience in directing a male chorus overseas during the war. Not to be forgotten are the soloists ard special groups in the chorus. Electra Anegon and Nancy Stolberg are the outstanding soprano soloists, and the favorite group is. as you know, none other than the Blondettes-Frankie, Sto and Patt-who have really done a bang- up job this year. The chorus has taken part in other activities besides those at school. For instance, they performed at the Pinecrest San, the Rotary Club, and the M. E. A. meeting, Among other things, some of the members appeared on radio broadcasts. May 8th marked that day everyone was waiting for all year-the trip to Escanaba and the U. P. Chorus Festival. There they gave their all to win favorable comment and joined other choruses for the massed concert. The whole school is proud of this grand group. Page Seventy I irtt