Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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ANNUAL STAFF The Senior Class of 1938, through its Annual Staff, presents this Ionian , Its publication marks the culmination of our work together. This annual represents our attempt to secure the intangible. It is our hope that it will serve to keep our high school memories ever near us. If that aim is realized, we may feel that this yearbook is a success. In order to produce an annual of greater value, we have inaugurated certain changes in its publication. These innovations are the result of our desire to make this yearbook more truly representative of our school and its activities. The preparation of this book would have been impossible without the loyal cooperation of the faculty, students, and business men. Editor-in-Chief - Ardith Wingeier Assistant Editor - ----- Billie Imus Literary Editors Katherine Rumisek, Charlotte Whitten Business Manager ----- Maxwell Tanner Assistant Business Murtuger ---- Robert Smith Society Editor - - - - - - jean Wever Athletic Editors - - George Nichols, Ney Eldred Art Editors - - - Mary Stout, Max Misner Advertising Solicitors - Robert Brown, Wayfne Sprague Typist - - - - - - Kathleen Orser Faculty Sponsor - - - Mr. Lloyd T. Smith Fuculty Critic Miss Evelyn Burke i211

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SENIOR PLAY The play Going on Seventeenv was chosen for the Senior's annual May pro- duction. The coming of a sixteen year old siren to Harrisville to snare all the village boys, the theft in the local bank involving the father of Buddy, the young hero, the solution of the crime by the handsome, charming detective, and the detective's romance with Florence, Buddy's sister, comprise the theme of the representation. The Senior Sponsors, Miss Evelyn Burke and Mr. Lloyd Smith, directed the play. Harold Stannard was the property manager, Robert Brown, the stage manager, and Jacqueline Ackerman, the business manager. Elsa, the Maid at the Carhart's - Buddy Carhart, going on seventeen - Mrs. Carhart, his mother - - - Florence Carhart, his 19-year-old sister Craig Vincent, a young man of mystery Tom Willianls, Florence's boy-friend Paul Shrimpie Joan Vincent, Florence's chum Lillums, her young sister - Frank Carhart, head of the house Helen - Doris - - - Friends of Buddy ' Agnes - - - Extra Boys Extra Girls - CAST - Jean Meisling Charlotte Whitten - George Nichols Katherine Rumisek - Vivian Kitson Dorothy VandenDaelc - - William Barrows, Donald Pearce Audrienne Hale, Ardith Wingeier i231 Mary Johnson - Dale Jepson Virginia Douglas - jean Wever - Ney Eldred Max Misuer Fred johnson Donald W'itzel