Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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,lik 11 .6'i1!ia.:. , i '1:hL, ,Unix . f '1 ' 'f I x u fuaf I 'iff ,T PHYLLIS BROWN 7 Ardent sports fan - w o r k e d for Commercial club 7 on points committee in G.A.A. 7 effi- cient operator on the book exchange 7 hearty laugh -- Well liked. HARRY CARROLL 7 Won Varsity letter in baseball 7- three years of gridder train- ing 7 member of Varsity club 7- Boy Scout all through school 7 captain of intra- mural basketball champs. TOM CONNER -- Great traveler 7 always well dressed 7 showed speaking ability ,in Sophomore debate work 7 Junior member of Bunsen Burners and Com- mercial club 7 also played tennis and golf. DALE BURIJY 7 Four years of band, three of orchestra and dance orchestra 77 melo- dious voice in boys' chorus and opcretta 7 member of Thin Clads 7- Varsity club 7 Bunsen Burners' vice-presi- dent 7 Annual staff 7 can- didate for Annapolis. WAYNE CIIAMBERLAIN 7 Letter winner in football Senior year 7 ardent sup- porter of F.F.A. 7 happy-go- lucky 7 slick hair. EDWARD COON 7- Unusual wit 7- English class cut-up 7 great fisherman and hunter 7 beats his drum in band 7 track man 7- two years on Spotlight staif. HELEN BURNS 7 Faithful N,Y.A. worker 7 in G.A.A., Home Ec. club and Commer- cial club in her Junior and Senior years 7 short 7 likes everyone. , , FRED CHRISTOPHER 7 In boys' chorus, string ensemble, orchestra, Commercial club7 defendant in Trial By Jury 7 Sophomore letter winner in track 7 honor student 7 quiet but cflicient 7 well- groomed. RONALD CURTIS 7 Tooted trombone for dance orchestra and band 7 tenor in boys' chorus, mixed chorus and op- eretta 7 active in Bunsen Burners and Boy Scouts 7 jovial personality 7 gradu- ated in three and one-half years. 1 'P- WILLIAM BURRAS 7- Bill is intense and determined in everything he does --- fre- quently sports a mustache 7 short but exery inch a man. BETTY LOU CONNER 7 Gave her all in G.A.A. 7 good guard in girls' basket- ball -7 active in Commercial club and Bunsen Burners 7 shortest Senior girl -- loves books 7 gymnastic 7 genial.

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,Y if ye. as l l I ' ,A 'P 'Q N DORIS BAIRD 1 Played sax in band, orchestra. sax trio f girls' dance orchestra for two years -r the perfect sec- retary - aetive in G.A.A., Commercial club - Win-vilish - c l e v e r imitator f lon!-'I wavy hair. THEODORE BENNETT Often seen on a motorcycle - elm-trieity is Te4l's hobby 7 friendly and courteous. 13 X f . li S L ', VL 5 QLNQ, , ?' , i , .arrr Q ,.,, 1 ' fb., Mfgggf' WAYNE ANDERSONA- VVorked in local drugstore always wore a cheerful smile fr- pleasinyzly flirtatious. JOYCE BANKS Tall and good natured f- good word for everyone -- sang: in chorus her F r e s h m a n and Junior years G,A.A. basketball in eleventh grrarle f V expert arch- er two years of softball. BEVERLY BOWNE - I'os- sesses an extraordinary voice - remarkable seamstress - sang in sc-ptet, chorus f loyal member of G.A.A, - quite tall dark naturally wavy hair. MARJORIE ASTLE - Active in Home Ec. club for two years - sang: in chorus - member of G.A.A. fr a ready and willing worker f a strik- ing brunette, ANITA BECKHORN f Friendly f a ready smile rather tall ff likes to skate and bicycle commercial course throughout school. ROY BRADLEY -- Went to Kansas City as member of F,l .A, State champion poul- try juilyring team f a good all-around fellow - likes to hunt. 4? 4 S . GLW: '42 DAVID AYERS - Good mod- el airplane builder for Avia- tion elub tall and oh so shy. JEAN BENEDICT Adept in 4H work works in local store blonde hair -r likes to skate and toboggan.

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BETTY DUNN Belonixutl to CHI'IlII'1L'l'UiZll cluli und srirls' chorus uvtivc in the Homi- Ec. club and Rerl Cross work 21 poppy miss who low-s Io rolh-r skatn- :ind dance. BARBARA EITNIEAR - Shynuss is rlvn'oivinL! H- inlvr- e s ti n 1,2 conversationalist Sophoniorv nn-mlioi' of G.A,.X., Glam- vlub, :xnml rlvlmzxu- ff Home- Ec, club mn-mbm' in Junior year f- jolly. Seniofz Glau '42 LESTER DADD Golf lm-th-r winnvr irrvat woo4lworlu-I' Sophomorc football rest-rvv known as Pop to his I' r i 1- n ll s unassuming intra-mural lvzisketeor mis- chievous lwinlilv in his 1-yu. JEAN DUNN NVilliny,5 R4-ml Cross workc-r in the Home Ev. vlub Strom: alto in tho slirls' vhorus Commercial c-lub livvly companion ish-ntilii-cl by hifi' slick pompzx- flour. ALICE FITZGERALD Co- opcmilivv Conimitteo workn-x' G.A.A. Cornmvrc-izil vluh Homo Pic. Clulx snow qui-m-n czindialaiu- f lilws howling: :innl in-0-skul,in5: chi-I-rl'ul pm'- sonality f- tulkzxtivi-. .ff- WN A I l i 'ar-. '? ' . ii ,nm GN DOROTHY DALTON Al- ways hus 21 shui-rful smile long: wavy tra-ssm-s f climpln-s Junior rn 1' ni b Q I' of Lv Cvrcle' l l'unc:1is future al- rvzuly spoken for. 5 CLARAIRELLE DURKEE liuvcivoll high honors in Rui Cross zxnrl L-xm-lled in pulm- livily work for Homu ICC. Clulm coninn-rcial student :md za lim- otlicv worlwr honor rvvortl ridsfs motorcywle for hobby. THELMA FRENFH 'I' 21 ll tlecuivinyr smile practis val - :lurk hziir frivnllly towzxrrl uvewyoni-. 195- fl . w-' GLENNA JUNE DOUGLAS Outstzinding: niajors-lto -- 4-harming striking lmlomlo hziir f--orguriizwl junior twirl- im: corps popular with all fini- m u s i c :il ability slrutte-nl at Ann-moan I.i-mon vonvuntion in Wisconsin. MARY EDDY Oulstzimling sportswumzxn 4' 21 p t sl i n of chu-orlealli-rs prosidont ol' G.A.A, prominent in ten- nis, baskvtlmll, und softball pe-ppy sovim-Ly vllitol' of Spotlight Bunsen Burners high svholzislic' stamlinpf zill-around Lrirl, GORDON I ULLI'IR I-Ivlperl win thru- mluliuti- plasnu-S - won farm- in sul:-rlisT.ric'l, ora- tory f on run-oril - Inu-:xking rx-lny 1 1' zx ni rlelvllatv to VVolvvrin1- Boys' Slate odi- torizalist for Spolliyght Var- sity club musii-ul suave- sporty rlrussur,