Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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SOCIAL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 2. Welcome, Miss Anderson. We hope you’ll like us. 16. Problem: How is a newspaper edited without a staff? First issue of Spotlight—but no staff. 23. Did I hear a healthy cheer? Must be first Pep meeting. 27. Alma Mater’s Dance Orchestra flaunts new tunes to open dancing season. OCTOBER 7. Senior Class votes Bill Webster leader for another year. 18. Don’t get lost, Pres. Kenneth Ward, away out there on the Kansas prairies. 18. Farm lads “do themselves up proud”—F. F. A. School Party. 23. Boo! G. A. A. Masquers revel at Jefferson gym. 24. -25. Do you suppose the teachers behave as well as we do in classes— while they arc at Institute? NOVEMBER 8. Three live ducks play part of hosts at All Girls’ Party. 19. Guess the so-called “older boys” aren’t as experienced as be—they lost themselves in the metropolis of Jackson! 29.-30. Thanksgiving vacation—what remedy do you prefer for DECEMBER 6. Novel system of two main basketball teams—we hope the “Giants” won’t step on the “Midgets” and injure any of them! 13. Forensic Club talked a large crowd into attending their party. Well, persuasion is their business! 18. Newly-fledged stenogs—several girls win 80-word awards. 20. Last activity of 1935 school year—Christmas Assembly at Church of Christ. 20. Sorry to lose you, Mr. Prentice. Good luck! 26..Senior( ?)-Alumni Party at Jefferson. JANUARY 6. Back to school. My! Santa Claus finery dazzles our eyes. 6. Howdy, Mr. Woods. Make yourself at home. 16. Hilarity in the moonlight—G. A. A. sleighride at Weisgerber’s. 18. “Hastingites” trimmed by IHS quintet 21-18. 20. Who can talk fastest and say most? Debate teams chosen. they might indigestion ? 26