Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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ROUND-TABLE SCROLL OF KNIGHTS | TITLE CHARGER COAT OF ARMS 48. Delbert Lemke “Delb” What now? Wandering ’round 49. Walter Lemmien “Red” That’s what you think Red hair 50. Violet Mae Lewis “Skipper” Positively balmy Bangs 51. Ford Loucks “Perk” Tell little Herbie Always talking 52. Roxie Luz “Peanuts” Oh, dear me Spit-curls 53. Elton McClow “Mike” Hey! Arguing 54. Hilda Macholl “Hilda” Oh, dear Driving a Ford 55. Arthur Mann “Pete” Tm fresh out Wavy blond locks 56. Frances Marker “Fran” Oh, flsh Studying to become a bookkeeper 57. Helen Marsh “Marsh” Well, swell Determined walk 58. Star Miles I see Indifferentness 59. Roger Monger “Rod” Oh well Skipping Friday afternoons 60. Evelyn Moore “Evie” Good heavens Talking 61. Esther Mundt “Essey” So what? Asking questions 62. Spencer Nielsen Spence” Yeah! That smile C3. Frances Ostrander “Fanny” You make me so mad! Stamping her foot 64. Donna Patrick “Pat” I wouldn’t know Bored air 65. Pauline Pulsipher “Pud” Oh, say Shyness G6. Armando Quaglia “Quack” So what? Lugging his trumpet G7. Jane Ann Rather “Annie” Golly, I don’t know Trying to act grown-up G8. Wilson Rochester “Roche” An’ nen I sez ta him, sez I ta him Bow ties and hat G9. Clara Rook “Rookie” Can’t you see it in my eyes? Temper 70. Bernice Sage “Sagie” You don’t say Salto voce 71. Gwendolyn Schadler “Gwen” I don’t know Dimples V2. Leland Schmidt “Schmidty” O gosh Bigness 73. Hazel Scholtens Let me think Ear-to-ear grin T4. Arthur Selleck “Arty” I don’t care Stroking his chin 75. Vera Sessions 76. Mary Jean Shaw “Ses-e-own” Hey listen Oh, my Long eyelashes Dropping things 77. Doris Sible 78. Harold Signs “Dorse” “Signs” Pardon me while I laugh Looking surprised Gaping 79. Marceline Signs Markie” What do you know about it? Standing by a register 80. Frederic Simmons 81. Vivian Snyder “Fritz” What do you think? Oh, shucks Competition for Floyd Gibbons Always smiling 82. Dorcas Steele “Dora” Oh. heavens Horn-rimmed glasses 83. Margery Stewart Marge” Wow! Asking other’s opinions 84. Charles Stout “Chuck” Oh, she do! Business-like manner 85. Helen Terkos “Mike” Hy, son Well-kept hands 86. Vernor Vogt “Vernie” What, ho Hurrying 87. Lillian Ward 88. Helen Wheaton “Shrimp” Would you believe it? Oh, dear Big heartedness Absent-mindedness 89. Dona Lee Whitesides “Donnie” Hy honey! Southern drawl 00. William Wilder “Billy” Boy am I cute! Expressive eyebrows 91. Phyllis Willaman 92. Jane Wilson “Phil” Aw. gee Flutter Variety of blouses Stroking right eyebrow 93. Olive Yeomans “Ollie” YerJi Slo-o-ow speech 18

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ROUND-TABLE SCROLL OF KNIGHTS TITLE CHARGER COAT OF ARMS 1. June Anderson “Andy” Pooky! Giggling 2. Russell Anderson “Russ” Stick around and we’ll open a keg of nails! Easy-going manner 3. Hermene Arnold 4. Mary Badder Ha-mene Doesn’t it tho’? It’s all in a life time Ever-ready smile Practical manner 5. Harriett Baker “Harry” Gee kid, I don’t know Always ready to go 6. Leroy Bennett “Ferocious” I know it Ambitious 7. Ronald Bliss “Ron” Rowdy-dow Likes to fight 8. Nila Bluemly “Blum” Aw, Chee Mincing walk 9. Floyd Brand “Brandy Throw ’em a fish Listening to ball game 10. Harley Bricker “Brick” I dunno Reluctant visits to barber 11. Stuart Brock “Stu” That’s right Quiet manner 12. Edward Brown 13. Helen Callow “Ed” So what? Why? Shovel-feet Decidedness 14. Charles Campbell “Chuck” Hy kids! Just dreamin' 15. William Carbaugh “Carby” You tell me Running his hands through his hair 16. Harold Clark “Shorty” Hellop Read session room bulletins 17. Paul Crane “Icky” More fun—! Model T’s 18. Jean Curtis “Curt” Hy kid— Agreeableness 19. Marie Dickout “Pug” Well-1-1-1 High giggle 20. Wayne Dreger 21. Richard Dumont “Turk” “Dick” By the way Toting a briefcase Talking about music and aviation 22. Robert Dunnett “Bob” Do you think so? Generosity 23. Donna Dyke “Donnabelle” Fluff Talking with her hand3 24. Louise Eckert “Easy” For pity sakes Wearing her coat in school 25. Dorothy Edlin “Dort” S’funny, isn’t it? Confidential air 26. Robert Ellis “Bob” Am I handy Teasing anybody 27. Virginia Flanders “Shorty” Okay Tuts Brown eyes 28. Charles Foreman “Chuck” Scram Habitual grin 29. Eva Lynn Gaut “Lynn” No? Frankness 30. Jack Gierman “Jug” Any Coon? Immobile expression 31. Samuel Glossi “Sam” Seen Shaw? Sleeping in class 32. Rena Gould “Renee” Holy Mozus Chewing gum 33. Carl Groening “Grown” O. K. Keed Shouiaering a paper bag 34. Rozella Hallett “Rosie” Oh, nuts Timidity 35. Beatrice Haney “Bea” For pity sakes Bright eyes 36. Kathryn Hawley “Katie” Oh, my gosh Sociability 37. Agnes Mae Haynes 38. Rolland Heim Aggie” “Reggie Jumping Judas Maternal air Oral penmanship 39. Carl Higgins 40. Lenore Hoople “Higgy” Not bad! Gosh! Bashful Keeping calm 41. Russell Hoople “Major” Aw gw an Punctuality 42. Ruth Howard “Rufus” Is this a game? Straight hair 43. Jane Hoy “Jamie” Such a foolishness Crowning glory 44. Louise Hoy “Shrimp” What do you think? Rapid speech 45. Celestine Imus “Sally” Noooooooooo Earrings 46. Charles Jennings “Chuck” Is that so? Setting them up 47. Bessie Jimos “Bess” Lree. kid Passing gum around 17

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FIRST ROW: Donna Dyke, Helen Marsh, Jane Wilson. Hermene Arnold. SECOND ROW: Vernor Vogt. Miss Burke, Jane Hoy, Helen Wheaton, Jean Curtis, Spencer Nielsen. THIRD ROW: Wilson Rochester, Russell Anderson, Russell Hoople, Wayne Dreger, Elton McClow, William Car-baugh, Charles Campbell, Mr. Smith. ANNUAL STAFF The staff of the 1935 “The Ionian” is proud to present this Annual on behalf of the Senior class. We have been able to introduce several innovations in this year-book, and it is our hopo that these changes have better enabled us to accomplish our purpose. It was this same desire that made the staff itself larger than In previous years, and we hope it justifies our united effort. In compiling this publication, we have had the cooperation of the entire Senior class, as well as that of the underclassmen. Townspeople and business men have also been generous with their help, and it is the aid of these groups that has made this Annual possible. We have had but a single desire: That “The Ionian” for 1935 shall serve as a vivid reminder of the events of the school year 1934-1935, and keep our classmates alive in our memories. If it has accomplished this aim, we shall feel our work has been worthwhile. Editor-in-Chief.............................................Jane Wilson Assistant Editor.............................................Jane Hoy Business Manager......................................Wilson Rochester Assistant Business Manager.................................Wayne Dreger Literary Editor..........................................Hermene Arnold Assistant Literary Editor.........................................Donna Dyke Organizations Editor.....................................Russell Hoople Assistant Organizations Editor..........................Spencer Nielsen Athletics Editor.........................................Elton McClow Assistant Athletics Editor..............................Charles Campbell Art Editor.................................................Vernor Vogt Assistant Art Editors. .Jean Curtis. Helen Wheaton, Russell Anderson Advertising Solicitors.................Helen Marsh, William Carbaugh Faculty Sponsor......................................................Mr. Smith Faculty Critic .... Miss Burke —Jane Wilson 19