Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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 CLASS OF 1604 officers: President—Victor McCurdy Vice President—Sarah Derthick Secretary—Nellie B Hall Treasurer—Herbert Hall Yell Master—A volin Whipple color© : Green and White. A is for A volin the It of ’04, B is for Bertha who sometimes does soar; C is for Carrie who never grieves, D is tor Donald whom no one believes; E stands for Kva with never a bow F is fast Football played by Rauch; (i for our guests,one and all, h for the Herbs, short and tall. I often yell till my throat is sore J ust for Jacob who always wants more. K for the kick wj? give a Semorite, L for love in which the Lucys delight; H is for Mary who never Steele, N for small Nellie who sometimes, big, feels, O h! do you of the rows? (because) P for the Pearls that Williams en Dows Q is the question of Sarah to ask, R is Roberta who takes the boys to task. S tuart and Sadie both pictures draw T hat Theo admits to be without flaw. U that are tired of this kiddish prattle, V ictor give a pipe and Vern a rattle, W ill, you admit Beck’s sister is swell X press yourself and all goes Well, Y ou we bid active for the class of ’04 Z u gelieti liach hause guten tag. A VOLIN V WHIPPLK.

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lustrous blue, while across it floated a few white clouds, and as they moved in towards the moon they deepened to a golden shade. At first a snow covered mountain was formed by one of these clouds, and then as this cloud separated, deep valleys and ravines appeared. As the clouds sailed on they changed in color, first from a pale blue to a deep blue, then to a violet hue, and finally assumed a pinkish color. Away in the distance appeared a stream with silvery waves,and over one side of this stream hung a great rugged rock. A little further down the stream was seen the beautiful falls, the spray of which shone like diamonds. Then, as the clouds came together again they seemed to form a glasier. Then, again, were seen forms which resembled human faces, and a great many different objects in the sky to which the moonlight lent a most beautiful aspect. LILLIAN CORNELL. “Mr. Beniis, we’ve been thinking What a joyous class we’d be, If all Physics were transported Far across the northern sea.”

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CLASS Pholo. by ftncoum '04 Photo, by Stocoum -or- Photo, by Stocoum