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'd .pe fx A .3 . , ' ' X ,-. f- 'get ing the potliqlit to A git'-1' C113 th W tiuzti :'- i. ivy . W Y . ,-,, X -we-,I . , . , ig 7 55 A ' 5335-3555i L d . J,+,V, .:- n .- , Ig 5 - , - .. 7 aw ' -we f I T27 L' L V 73.51 545' :j g 'i - A A, Log Of Our Voyage APRIL 710 Ahl Easter vacation Now now a camera doesnt liel Annual pictures Red letter day for d1Sl1'1Cl speech winners G A A and band go Pan American School shows PICS on sugar industry Girls g l e e c l u b vocalizes whlle concert band furnishes the rhythm. Greenville nine first baseball competition - Rained outl M.S.C. faculty member addresses students- Chinal 10 1 SEPTEMBER Here we go againl school opens St lohns vs lonia 66 piece band plays 32 voices at new a cappella choir meeting First bond drive nets S390 25 16 EFA letters awarded Miss Coopers car makes history Pep meeting for Lowell game new chee leaders chosen Helen Eddy heads GAA DECEMBER Kelster and Eddy head lorlan Belding ekes out a one point victory Pearl Harbor day bond sale Hitler and Toio are dunked Home Ec EEA Victory Venture after Hastings game Annual staff announced ll seniors on the spot Spotlight has Xmas party Debaters win four at Grand Rapids tourney Xrnas contata Senior term reports due FEBRUARY Our luclcl Another Teachers Institute Portland overwhelmed by athletes Muir defeats GA A in out of town contest Music lovers attend band concert C A A loses again to Lyons Valentine dance after defeating Belding War bond treasure hunt 56241185 to our credit Nlnth grade Joins us as tumor high bows ou All Patriots Party by JUDIOTS draws slerder crowd MAY Fingers c ossed as lonian goes to press Concert and minstrel show MUSICIGHS en tertam 9 Dramatic club plays carry on in grade schools Last home baseball game with Hastings lunior-Senior prom - the long-awaited social flurry, Commercialites venture to lohn Ball Park - Memorial day holiday. OCTOBER NOVEMBER lonla defeats B e l d 1 n g before home town crowd Senror hlgh beglns Quack DYIVS A1r Force exam 8 sen1ors pass Thxrd Todd to lead upperclassmen Iumors elect Bob Wh1tes1des Debaters choose toplc League of Natxons Halloween Hop sets off soclal whtrl 22 Ylppeel Teachers lnstttute We take HGSl1HQS down a notch IANUARY School earns M1nute man banner agam A Bulldog nose dlve at Hastmgs Debaters chalk up a hlgh school record of elght w1ns and a plaque What d1d we do to deserve thts? Exams' lonla basketeers swamp St lohns FFA qulntet loses at county round robm Blue and Wh1te noses out Greenvllle ln ex c1t1ng home game MARCH 2 3 4 Brlng home a trophy from d1str1ct tourna ment at Greenvllle Senlor plays are chosen G1rls dance band makes debut Lose regtonal tournament to G R Chr1st1an Annual staff broadcasts to a packed assem Y F1SlS fly as Portland tnvades lonla FFA drstrtct oratorxcal contest Wayne Waldron lst place Flnal local Forensrc contests brrng out me stars Thats Hollywood and W1ld Hobby Horses at Iefferson I UNE More funl Exa'nsl Baccalaureate for sen1ors SSDIOTS have last party Class day speeches under the oaks Senlors b1d farewell at Commencement Log Of Our Voyage Mlnute man flag fltes over l H S Cafe terla opens Red Cross drlve gets 220 members lumors choose class rlngs Arm1st1ce day assembly Lest we forget Band sponsors party after Stanton game FIVG grxdders on Conference ftrst team four make second Parents day tea and report cardsl Turkey Trot by JUDIOIS swells the1r treas ury Sports premlere by G A A IHSQITGQ w1n from Fowler 11 if Lg Cookin' with gas t 'T'g,, A . A perfect fit Domestic Specialists Those savory odors stealing from the foods room these last few days are the result of weeks of studying foods and planning menus. The attractive showcase decorations have included examples of balanced meals, suggestions for inf teresting party themes, and methods of dyeing Easter eggs. At Christmas time the girls busted themselves making boxes of candy for servicef men, and later made soft desserts, attractive salads, and fancy cookies. The girls in the clothing department have worked with cottons, rayons, and wools, and many lovely creations have come from their labors. At Christmas they tried their skill at hanf dicraft by remodeling old wornout toys for small children. Miss Margaret Snow took over the homemaking duties shortly after mid-term. The Home Ec. club has carried on many ace tivities this year, starting with a hike and picnic to the County Park, Next was a short hike to Tea, please! alt X 'imgts sm Harpers Park, planned by Pauline Tuller and Mariorie lohnson, where we enioyed hot dogs and cider, and sang while sitting around the campfire toasting marshmallows. A Heiiowelen party given by Mildred Kemp and Agnes Howard carrie next An evening of games was followed by a hot chili supper Other parties were: Christe mas caroling with refreshments at Miss Vistas, a school party sponsored by the Home EC, club and the FPA., and a farewell banquet for Miss Vista, which the FPA. attended, Club officers this year were Belvey Schroeder, president, Valeta Hoople, secretary, Agnes How- ard, treasurer, Pauline Tuller, point keeper, and Mariorie lohnson, scrapbook collector. Other members were Helen Eddy, Mildred Kemp, Bar' bara Ketchum, Dorothy Ketner, llene Mier, Velma lean Signs, Martha Skinner, Yvonne Smith, lean Todd, Betty Wilcox, Barbara Wilson, Dot Dreger, and Doris Sheriff. Home EC. club :Wi Gregg speedsters Debits and credits White-Collar Trainees Commercial subjects have an important part and a very essential one in many of the students' programs at this time because of the lack of help in downtown offices. Some students prefer book- keeping, while others enjoy typing and short' hand. Two years each of shorthand and typing are offered and one year of bookkeeping. ln the second-year shorthand class the stu- dents who pass 60, 80, or lOU-word dictattons re- ceive certificates. ln previous years pins were awarded to the students but, because of the shortage of metals, certificates are awarded in their place. The Commercial club was organized October 24 for those students taking commercial subjects. The club met every two weeks. Bonnie Wedder- burn was chosen president, Lucille Lee, vice- president, Martha Hasman, secretaryg and Bar- bara Macklin, treasurer. Seventeen members joined, all girls. Under the supervision of Miss Norris, the girls had a pleasant year. At one of their fall meetings Mr. Frank Kingston presented Commercial club them with a movie and talked about Indians of Florida and their home life and customs. As an all-year job the girls aided the local Botary club by writing letters to lonia soldiers and sailors, giving them information about their home town and sending them pictures and addresses of their friends who are in the service. These patriotic typists were named the Victory club. ln the social line, the l'Commercials' had two theatre parties and a bowling party. ln the month of March, which was pretty breezy, the girls took an over-night trip to Woodard Lake, where they had plenty of fun. To end the year the l'Com- mercialsu journeyed to lohn Ball park in Grand Rapids, where they took in the amusements. Commercial club members at the end of the year were Loraine Kohn, Lucille Lee, Doris French, Lorraine Darnell, Bonnie Wedderburn, Belvey Schroeder, Elnora Minaker, lanice Donal- son, Dorothy Kenny, Marie Coates, Doris Bane hagel, Martha f-lasman, Barbara Macklin, Esther Tafel, and Geraldine Stout. Peck session CIHSSICS For Culture The academtc classes Enghsh hrstory socral studtes Lattn and Spamsln were un der excellent supervrston thrs year Freshman sophomore and tumor Engllsh Atnertcan hrs tory and c1v1cs are the reautred subjects he thers are electrve Our new trrends the lreshn en under the sstpervtsron ot Mlss Buth Gneve demonstrated thetr speaklrg talents by gtvtng declamatrons The sopttomores under the drrectron ot Harvey Thompson who replaced Mrss Lots Bobrnson studted the Engltsh language as a devrce tor expressrng the1r th oughts n wrtttng and speech and appl1ed the1r knowledge tn decla mattons and term reports The tumors learned the rnterpretatron ot poetry under tle super v1s1on ol MISS Mabel Brown and made an an tnology of poetry as one of the1r protects for e year They also surveyed ne Nspaper work and modern drama The college preparatory Engltsh students struggled to wrrte term re ports and themes learned co rect grammar usage by studytng trouble spots and sur veyed Englrsh lrterature from 1ts begtnmngs The ettorts ot Mrss Vrrgtma Cooper were great I apprectated when the class learned tnat 'tone ot the1r predecessors have ever tatled tn college Engltsh alter havtng taken Englrsh l2 Tte qpanrsh classes d1scussed the culture ot our South Amerrcan netghbors mth the help ot Mlss Brown and the Lattn groups learned of Borne and Caesar arded by Mrss Cooper The modern mstory classes taught by Miss Betty Lehman who replaced Mr Harold Mrkle and Mrss Cooper learned of the do1ngs ot Napoleon and other great men ot the past Mtss Marcta Gulltord s ancrent hrstory students took Chma as a separate pro1ect and also rrtade a senes ot maps The soctal sctence group dtscussed socral problems and studted countertert money The Amerrcan htstory stu dents learned from Mrss Lehman and Pnnctpal Lloyd T Smrth the story ot the Umted States from rts begmntng whrle the ctvtcs students drrected DY Mrss Martha Zemke rnvestrgated our system of government at the present ttme Soctology and econom1cs were added the sec ond semester when Mr Clark Dye 1o1ned the taculty The students tn both classes wrote term reports about nat onal soctal and eco normc problems Lu clcxse de espanol Book reports due Fnday' For the R A F Footnotes Economlc policy 1.1 I 1 1 I 1 A A r . . , O . 1 . t . 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Y . 1 , r 1 r - 1 1 1 1 rg . 1 1 1 1 , Craftsmen Of Tomorrow The number of skllls berng taught 1n the shop has attracted many boys and grrls These tnclude woodworkrng sheet metal lathe work both wood and metal weldlng solderlng and band saw work lt has been surprrslng to see the number of grrls talang mdustrral arts There are 93 stu dents enrolled rn shop l4 ot these are grrls tour of whom are semors Of the 51 students enrolled rn drawrng two are grrls The grrls are Just as handy wrth the tools as the boys 1n tact some are better and they manage to keep busrer The grrls seem to be getttng the hrghest marks but there IS no partralrty shown All the glrls agree that rt IS one of therr most rnterestlng sub1ects The classes taught are lOth grade farm shop llth and l2th grade general metals and the general shop class and mechamcal drawmg for all h1gh school grades Formerly weldtng scarhng and brazmg band saw blades and band saw blade hlmg were sent out Now these operatlons are be rng done rn the shop and the students are also taught to servlce the1r own tools rncludrng the grrndlng of hand tools and lathe brts Both the grrls and the boys are learnrng Jobs that w1ll be helpful later 1n lndustry Wrth most of the boys gotng rnto the armed forces some of the grrls wrll have to go rnto defense tac torres T e condemnrng of the Jumor hrgh burldrng made the shop and draw1ng classes double up but the classes are managrng well The shop store room has been remodeled thrs year by the shop class puprls and therr teacher The classes have been farthtully and patrent ly gurded by therr rnstructor Mr Moore and the students agree that much of the1r success should be attrrbuted to htm Cough! wlth a draft Grease monkeys Shoppmg around The vlllcrge smlthxes The femmme touch l5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 4 1 t' Hen party Agrarian cagers Lambsy divy F.F.A. club Repair crew Tiller-s of the Soil The major purpose of vocational agriculture is to help rural boys become established in farm- ing. In order to do this, boys are given instruc- tion in soils, crop production, care and feeding of farm animals, and farm management. The freshmen were included in agriculture for the first time this year. They joined the sopho- mores in the study of soils and crop production, making a total of 28 enrolled in the class. The study of the care and feeding of farm animals, offered to the juniors and seniors, is made more interesting by visiting the farms in the locality and judging livestock. The seniors also have a course in farm management in which the busi- ness side of farming is taught. The boys also work in farm shop where they repair home equip- ment, make new and useful things for the farm, and wash, oil, and repair harnesses. During the year all boys enrolled in vocational agriculture carry out projects on animals, crops, or farm placement. Approved practices are followed in these projects and records are kept, The Future Farmers of America, better known as the F.F.A., provided a complete program of work, recreation, and entertainment for 35 mem- bers, under the leadership of their president, Armon Leiter, who in mid-term joined the avia- tion cadets and took math studies to help him in this line, and with the help of their vice-president, Emery Townsend, also an aviation cadet, who assumed the presidency. Other officers were: Milton Hammond, who joined the Navy, treas- urer, Paul Tupes, and reporter, Richard Peterson. ln the FFA. speech contest, Wayne Waldron, with his oration f'Post-War Agricultural Prob- lems, proved to be a very good speaker by win- ning first place in the regional held at Fremont, and placing third in the state contest held at MSC. The speech competition is one of three national contests sponsored by the national FFA. ln the entertainment field were two parties, one in co-operation with the home ec. department and the other an independent St. Patricks Prance. The FFA. took part in the basketball round- robins with Portland and Belding, in which Beld- ing captured county honors. The boys also played a few games with other teams for fun. A softball team for the summer months is being organized to play off a seven-game schedule. Eyes and Ears of the School It s onl lt s otll Yes the Spotlrght was othcrally turned off rn tradrtronal style by the senrors who edrted the last rssue Iune 5 The 43 44 Spotlrght made 1lS debut on Septem ber 20 We hadnt realrzed that our newspaper skrlls were so rusty after vacatron but w1th four teen hard workrng veterans we made the dead l1ne Bob Brvett a senror who was our busrness manager left us to Jom the Navy Brll Youngs a talented sophomore we drscovered had a sports lrngo ot hrs own Cubs Yes there are new reporters erght ot them selected after several exasperatrng tryouts We met every Tuesday at ll 30 that rs all ot those that we could catch 1n the hall At the meetrngs we gave out assrgnments drscussed the An array ot odors came from those who must lunch durrng the meetrng because ot noon classes All stones had to be rn by ll 30 Thursday but that deadl1ne was seldom met Thursday and Frrday nrghts we typed our stones and wrote headlrnes Refreshments whrle we worked pepped up our last mrnute head wr1t1r1g Monday two students ambled down Unron hrll at ll 00 to proof read the tour columns we hoped to have What no tea? Sorry Alumnl no tea thrs year Yes we know we are breakrng tradrtron but Uncle Sam Just wont allow Anyway we and our student guests emoyed a Chrrstmas party at Bea Brown s ouna board progress1ve games prctures grtts and tood Maybe we have occasronally shrrked our duty but weve had lun especrally those 6 oclock snacks on Thursday nrght Untrl the Spotlrght IS on agarn for another year so longl SPQTLIFHT STAFF E lt 1 ch f A x tant ed t 1 Soclety lllltlll' Lntrrary edlt N w d tor Lou Slyk '21 V Ima J an Sums Sue Houghton D O Q S 9 l Club Elltor Mu L editor Busmess man.a1.tr Secretary T t I rame kuhn Stuart Todd Joan Bo ne Lucxlle L L l C' ll h UC 9 8 HL GI' Don Ogl r Bull Youmzs YD S Spcrt rqorter Reporter R e An Allen June Rr iem ky J n McKendry Cub reporters Alrce We sg rber lan H cks Eleanor Westbro k Aden Jean N fl en June Steele Janlce Donalson Rchard Burlmgame Daxul Plrer Rich d P dr ete on Spell ght. ad M1 Mabel Brox 1 1 . . . . . . . , . - . , . , , . , , . 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'ss ' ' VD Another rung wos norled on the lodde of hrs tory th1s seoson For the frrst ttrne rn the records of the school lonrot hrgh debctters won etght out of erght denotes rn the preltrnlnory tournaments Credrt tor cr lorge shore of the success goes to Hctrold Mrlfle ond hrs COCICl11I'1Q olorhty The subyect thot the deboters exercrsed therr tolents on thrs ,edr mos Besolved thot the Unrted Stottes should torn rn reconstttutrng the Leggue of Ngtrons The Mrchlgon Forensrc ossocrotton ofvorded srlver keys to lootn Bowne ond Torn Blorckrnore who upheld the otftrrrnohve ond to Beg Brown ond Fred Kerster who obly supported the nego tlve The tegrn opened the seotson mth proctrce de bottes olt Lonslng Eostern Muskegon ond other schools At horne ond on lT1DS Mrss Cooper gove Masters of The S11ver Tongue Pro and con Developmg polse Voluoble cr1t1c1stn to both the tedrns ond severol orospecttve debctters who lncldded LOUISE olvkes lohn Bgrnes Ned Whrte Moro e Voehl ton ond Ado ledn Nrelsen ln the hrst prehmtnory tourngrnents n Decerr oer v lonro defeoted Grond Boprds Cnrtstron t tce Ludrngtor once ond recerved ove l IG second contest on lonuory l3 lO'llCI deteoted Vrddlevrlle Hudsonvrlre Ludrrgtoh o d Grond tootds Chrrstton ortngmo lonlo on top mth etght ct nes For thts flchrex tent tloe school re e ved o woll plooue from tne Unlver rt otM1ch1 go Forensrc gssocrottron ln the ftrst elnntnotton contests ot Grond Bop ds Chr1st1on rn Feoruory the locols ere thrown out ot further comoetrhon by o 2 l oec sron to g strong l-ludsonvrlle teom end1ng o seoson ot tourels . . , , I 1 t - - A . , - 1 W - A . . 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I Topp1ng oft 1ts second v1ctor1ous season lon1a speakers took all the places tn the drstrtct speech contest held at Hashngs on Aprrl l3 The w1n ners of thrs contest went to Lanstng for the Be glonal contest May 8 beyond wh1ch there was no further competltron From Charlotte and Hashngs lon1a decla1mers Clyde Spencer w1th The Eleventh Command can Purpose took hrst and second places re spectwely ln dramatlc declamahons Ioan Bowne won hrst place wrth Wh1te Chtls wh1le Iune Bedemsky placed second w1th The Murder ot L1d1ce Charlotte and Hastmgs wrthdrew trom the extempore speech and oratory contests g v 1ng the regronal honors to the loma speakers loe Lockwood rn extempore and Wayne Waldron tor h1s oratron Post War Agmcultural Problems Declaimers Robert Guernsey Clyde Spencer Dramatic declcrimers Iune Redemsky Ioan Bowne Extempore speakers Ioe Lockwood Fred Kelster Orcztors Wayne Waldron Bea Brown A Fred Kerster and Bea Brown runners up IH the local contest automahcally became second place w1nners IH the dlstrtct meet All these speakers recewed keys from the Mrchrgan FOFSHSIC asso ctatron and the fxrst place d1str1ct w1nners were awarded the Detrott News dtcttonarles w1th thelr names engraved IH gold Much credrt for the speakers goes to lvhss coached the decla1rners and the new speech coacn M1ss Lehman who kept the orators and extempore speakers on the1r toes ln addltton to the d1Slf1Cl w1nners the local competttron brought seven other puptls to the fore loan Gutlfoyle Pat Clay Lee Gleason and Eugene Beck decla1rned rn the local contest wh1le Ioan Bowne Tom Blackmore and Bea Brown took part tn the hrgh school extempore hnals I , y 11 ment, and Robert Guernsey, with 'The Amerl- Grieve, Mr. Thompson, and Miss Robinson who . l , . - , . 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War And the School The Iunror Red Cross under the leadershtp of M155 Vrsta and M155 Snow knrtted afghans and var1ous trrfles for convalescmg soldrers The club elected Marlorre Iohnson Pauhne Tuller Shrrley Houghton and loyce Whorley as pres1dent v1ce presrdent secretary and treasurer respectrvely Paulme was moved up to presrdent and Yvonne Smrth was elected vrce presrdent for the second semester S66 63315 worth of war stamps and bonds were credlted to l H S salesmanshlp under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Kortes assrsted by Mar tone Todd lohn Hague Belvey Schroeder Amy Khrovsky Mrldred Iensen Maxlne Rook us Raymond Lower Mary Ann Durkee Ilene Mrer and lohn Te1chmann The Stamp a Week club recorded rts members on a hall chart The Mrnuteman flag was recerved rn November and Ianuary when QU per cent of the students bought stamps and bonds The campalgn to Buy a quack by Pearl Harbor day went way over the quota The 562411 85 recerved dur mg the fourth war loan drrve was obtatned by a contest rn whlch lack Fox s and Allen Robert sons teams were wmners and lack Fox and Cohn Wrlhams were the top salesmen Our a1r scout squadron the only one 1n Mrchrgan charted as a Natlonal Rrfle Assocra tron club has completed a tramnmg course sponsored by the U S War Department Stuart Todd our only student who quahfred for ratfng as bas1c rlfleman had 245 pomts to hrs record We take pnde rn our students who have taken Jobs rn the local stores tactones garages restaurants offlces homes or farms to release men and women for more essentlal labor and to the armed forces whrch w1ll soon cla1m our graduates Prve boys who are sport mg srlver wrngs as Arr cadets are Armon Lerter Phrl Ayers Ora Roberts Emery Town send and Verle Mason Stanley Edwards has already 1o1ned the a1r force Mrlton Hammond IS on leave from the Navy and Don Hoy and Bob Rrvett two 18 year olds left for the Navy last fall A stump a week Dunkmg the AXIS Top salesmen Mmute men Ant couts 20 Haunts We Remember As we leave our Alma Mater and follow trte paths of the world we shall often trunk back to the t1me when these thrngs vvere not just re membrances but realrty the dm of Thorps at noon those exclttng moments at the Armory when the basketball score was tred those after the dance snacks at Nrftys mg to the show when we should have been studylng eatrng smoky hot dogs and wad mg rn the stream at the county park e happy shout of str1ke at the bowlmg alley or the deJected look after a gutter ball dropplng 1n at Mac s for a coke takrng those over due books back to the lrbrary rrdrng the ferns wheel at the fa1r freezrng our feet at the skatmg r1nk runnlng around the foot ball t1eld for gym eat1ng the cold hot dogs sold by the GA A at football games or won dermg why they never got to us strolhng along the rlver tn sprlng pushmg our brke up Un1on h1ll takrng a brrsk walk around the horn meettng our frtends at the church eatmg those dehcrous hot fudge sundaes hearrng the vtmd whrstle around the W B Ltncoln or the roarmg of the crowds when the team comes out of the held house takrng an overmght at the glrl scout httle house Cno one could remember the name Unaltyrl trytng to declde durmg classes whether the rumble overhead IS a P 40 or a P 38 and last but not least the school song From the boundary lmes of Mexlco To Mrnnesotas plams Away off IH the Phrlrppl es And way back home agarn Theres not a htgh school anywhere That we have even known Can show a crevt o brave and t ue As students of our own CHORUS or we a e yolly student of lorua I-ltgrr eve got the sand Our colors are th vvhrte and blue e rarse our sta da ds 'ugh fo dea o d l H S RAI-l RAI-ll RAI-Il ere the kmd that do or dre You rnay talk abou a 'tle g at Football and ba eba oo We Wlpe all tearn r1gh oft the sla Thats what our tea can do We e a band of 1ollv boy and gr Wrth colors wh1te a d blue At all the games we shou and rod A vrcto s alway d Noon hour rush Game txme At Bertha Brock Is the feature on now? The hang out 21 0 IMMLL ST JUHNS 1 Y r , v' ' I I 'T . . T - Q - A gO- b - -T - T ,,k'?5rl' wi th D,a5'5 . gi L .X . ,, . UH,- , 'rf 7 I 51841, . , . Gy Gi, ' 1 . . T ' I I 1 r I 4. I IY 7 - - T I , . . .. ,H , 's . r' F r ' ' . s 'J 'lg W ' n r l' ltr r l l .r t tl tics re. r . S ll! ' .s ' t '. te- ' ' r 1 r . A s . 'rls V rl I1 j . . ,, ' r' s o A , Q., , e . br ,F ' - rs m With Measures and Rules Things were really popping in the math and science department this year and we do mean those fuses blown out in the physics labl Mr. Haslick led the physics students through a maze of questions with such problems as electricity and how to apply physics to the war program. The biology classes, too, kept the school hold- ing its sides at the spectacle of dignified sophs chasing moths with butterfly nets and equally dignified teachers chasing the snakes that went A,W.O.L. from the classroom. When Miss Wolfes first hour biology class studied the structure of the human body, they also became very friendly with Minnie, which is the affectionate name for the schools skeleton. Miss Zemkes class tried its hand at dissecting frogs, but not until they had given them such picturesque names as 'tOld Blood'nGuts, Sittin'Bull, and Henrietta . . . All went smoothly in Mr. Morrall's chemistry classes, although several students went without their lunches rather than eat eggs after experi- ments with hydrogen sulfide . . . From the Junior high we inherited the general science class, which lays the groundwork for study of biology, chemistry, and physics. Under the leadership of Mr. Bates, the ninth graders, in order to learn what makes things tick, conducted many ex- periments . , , lf you look long enough, you may find Mrs. Cornells algebra and business train- ing classes either in the foods or clothing labs, or perhaps in the Latin rooml These classes, al- though they too were a legacy of the junior high, contain sophs, juniors, and seniors, as well as freshmen . . . In the realm of higher mathematics we find trigonometry and solid geometry, which are taught in the same class, and plane geometry, Mr, Morrall is the instructor of these classes, which strive to teach the students how to think clearly and how to work with mathematical fig- ures. Some of the boys in these groups will be our future navigators, bombardiers, naval, and artillery gunners - they hope! Concentration Strange odors Close up Brain teaser fl hr' ig Punch line Snow wonder Peppmg it up Swmg fans On the SOCIHI S1c1e The social season made a late but flying start Nhen the band sponsored a Halloween Hoo October 2U To honor the victorious footoall team the musicians gave out f thi an t e party November l using the unique decorations of iersey shirts ard other football equipment Cn November l9 the Junior class sponsored Turkey Trot with a typical Thanksgiving set ting To stimulate interest in trie coming basket ball season the GAA promoted their Sports Premiere Then the FFA and home ec clubs combined forces and presented the Victory Ven ture A Valentine Dance was on the schedule February ll and a fortnight later the luniors gave an All Patriots Party Assemblies? Yes while the Bulldogs were plunging toward victory the cheerleaders helped boost their morale with rousing yells. These pep sessions .vere follo Ned by a Christmas Cantata by music students. After the holidays the Rotary club sent us two excellent speakers: Simon Davidian, who spoke on l'Bussia, and Dr. Max Black, llBritish Schools and Their Beaction to War. ' Our packed library was filled to overflowing when l35 freshmen 'invaded' the Annual staff assembly where loiinny Barnes' band was highlighting an original radio program Later Dr Sho Chang Lee M S C told us about China Winter sports how Jollyl When Bertha Brock park was reopened this year with the crowning of a Snow Queen once again we enjoyed the fun of tobogganing and skiing The Merchants build ing at the fairgrounds was converted into an in side skating rink a very popular place during the winter months On March l7 the FFA sponsored a Saint Patricks Prance but in true lrish fashion the party was disrupted by the appearance of a few boys from out of town March 27 will be re membered by the students because a new 20 per cent tax was put on amusements First to shell out to Uncle Sam were the band and GAA who co sponsored a Pan American affair April Cliinaxing this years social events second only to graduation itself, came the annual semifformal Junior-senior prom, May 29 . , . Shall we ever forget the excitement of date-getting, decorating, the shopping splurge, the reception line, the grand march, the proud parental onflookers, the afterfthefprom spree? Q 5,4 X 'Q Q...... QF Q8 J' g '45 -Q- -4 i i A The marching bcmd The marching band consisting ol 57 members supported all of the basketball and football home games besides strutting their stuff tor window night and Memorial day The band was led on their pertorrnances by drum major lane-t Todd maiorettes Virginia Pelon loyce Steele Bea Brown and lane Temelco and alternating mas cots Mariorie Helms and Martorie Bhoades Claiming the title ol the largest organization in the high school the lonia high school concert band ol x6 members entertained the public Feb ruary 6 at the Church ol Christ along with the a cappella choir boys chorus and dance band April 23 the concert band combined its talents with the girls' glee club in presenting another public performance. The concert band also ape peared at the fourth war loan drive teachers' ine stitute and class day. The band personnel consisted ot a very wide variety ot talent. The small but important flute section was upheld by Louise Slykes Patricia Clay and lanet Todd while Margaret Strand played the one and only bassoon. Four horns played by Bobbie Bowne Alice Weisgerber Robe In Step W1th the T1me ert Sholtens and loanne Todd lent their mellow tone blending with saxophones under the com nnand of lack Fox Lois Anslow Dorothy Glossi Marian Bailey Marilyn Coe Ian Hicks Betty Wil cox Bob Black and Betty Totten The deep tones came from the bass section supported by Pat Wilder Richard Kullan David Piper Marvin Bob inson and Kent Baymor The clarinet section largest in the band included Bob Whitesides Tom Blackmore Bog Buxton Ioan Bowne Lucile Gallagher Marilyn Boyd Burton Bssex lean Dunbar Bichard Burlingame lack Wilcox Lee Gleason lohn Morris LaVone Gardner Ioyce Fox loyce Winchell Dolores Wilder Mary I Dodes loan Higbee Beverly Kingston and Georgiabelle lenks. Baritone horns were played by Donald Funk Nancy Hilton lo Anne loslin and Mary Io loslin. The two bell lyres sent out their rinaing under the touch ot Carleymae War- den and Iune McClow. A strong cornet section re- sulted trom the combined ettorts ol lohn Barnes Russell Breckon Charles Markle Don Greenhoe Baymond Lower Frank Alfonso Marilyn Bies Dwight Stewart Hugh Hodges Don Oliphant High steppers The sax trio I Fw Instrumentally Speakmg Dor1s Barley Allen Westmaas Gary Moore and llene Mter Trombones were sltd by Btll Htckok Harry Hazzard Kerth Sypher Wayne Boush Dorothy Breger Patr1c1a Grrttm V1rg1n1a l-lamhn Karl Glerrnan and Gerald Martrn The percussron sectton was 1ustly represented by Stuart Todd lanet lepson Dons Owens Lesly Echhn Boger Nrelsen Gaylord Courter and Floyd Kenny Both bands led by Mr Merwln and assrsted by presrdent Dons Owens v1ce prestdent Bob Black secretary Carleymae Warden and treasurer lean Dunbar purchased several new rnstruments and new musrc An ensemble composed of 2l talented stu dents appeared at the etghth grade graduatton commencement baccalaureate and the Chrlst mas assembly The members ot the mustcal group under the leadershtp ot Wlr Merwtn were saxophones Lots Anslow and Bob Black clar rnets loan Bowne Marrlyn Boyd Btchard Bur hngame Boger Buxton and Burton Essex cor nets Bussell Breclcon and Pat Wrlder V1Ol1US Betty Chrrstopher Murrel Hope Dortha McOu1l Concert bcmd lan Dons Owens Davrd Prper Betty Totten and Battee lohns flutes Patr1c1a Clay lanet Todd and Boger Nrelsen trombone Wayne Boush and p1ano loyce Fox The ensemble was also assrsted by Mrss Tangalakts an erghth grade teacher who IS very talented on the vrohn The saxophone trro Bob Whrtesrdes lack Fox and Bob Black appeared at the Methodrst church tamrly nrght the Blue Star Mothers program the sprrng concert the Botary club and class day loan Bowne Boger Buxton Burton Essex and lwarrlyn Boyd composed the clarmet guartette Nhlch was another newly organlzed ensemble These four students entertatned at several PT A gatherrngs For the frrst trme 1n lonla hrgh school records an all g1rl dance band made publrc appearances thrs year The rhythm makers consrsted ot Carley mae Warden p1ano lanet lepson drums Dons Owens bass vrol PatW1lder Dorrs Barley and Marrlyn Bres trumpet and loan Bowne Betty Wrlcox and Lo1s Anslow saxophone The srxth seventh and etghth graders danced to thelr musrc for two school partres Ensemble Rhythmeites Le, 'mg ll D111 urt Art1sts 'gh 'S Swmgsters Another extra currrcular acttvtty and a very popular one ttl the students was the hrgl school dance band lts outstandtrg eature was Stuart Todds flashy set ot beautrtul drums that really gave out under the natural rhythmtc beats ot the maestro htmselt The band won lame under the dtrectton ot Mr Merwtn at all the htgh school parttes many assembltes a Ht Spot dance at the Elks Temple the concert or February 5 and the mtnstrel show tn May Mr Mer vrn s work mcludes mus cal tnstructton rn the Emerson and Ietterson grade schools H has a band at both schools and rs prepartng then to ttll the vacanctes ot the htgh scl ool band tn future years He also spends rtuch ot hrs spare ttme gtvtng mustc lessons to students mterested m learnmg leon to play a musrcal rrstrtln ent Snarrng musrcal dtstmctton wtth the tnstrumen tal1sts l H S vocahsts performed before appre ctattve audtences both at school and rn the com muntty Frye stngtng groups were sponsored by the department a boys guartette and chorus a g1rls double guartette and glee Club and a mtxed group IH a cappella chorr Four part harmony The Blue Star Mothers those present at tre lf' ll1Od1SlCllt,1fCl1lCII rl ntght the Bota ns and r er bers ol the Palo Ba ttst church were bored the harmontously blended vctces of Bob 'Whttestdes Wayne Douglas lack Fox and Stuart dd Thts boys auartette w as dtrected b MISS lsubbard Iune lVlcClow Barbara Ketchum Do ls Qwens Corrnne Northrop Carleymae Warden Lesly F hhn Barbara Wtlson ind lune Bede stcy c co npanred by Ehzabeth Motht formed t e double uartette Later tn the wrnter term tt became a s otet when Cortnne Northrop mas unable to ca nplete her school course Under tne dtrectton t Mtss Hubbard these gtrls sang thetr way to stardom at commencement Womans Lrterary c ub the State Bank stockholders banguet at the lv asomc temple several local churches the Wo r en s club of the Methodtst church 4 H achteve r ent day the Farm Bureaus vtctory banguet d the senxor plays 'V er modern a rtgement Whtte Chrtstrnas made a btg htt wrth the students at the Chrtstmas assembly Songbxrds In Embryo F r t. 0 EI zabeth Vlofht Aus arm I Mlldr6d G o a r rl B w Chrl t lher June IVICCI B Q X ng t n 101 e allagh 1 Qlykm Su Houghton cond E ther Taf I K rald Qt ut Martha Ha mfm Iuull J h r arJ r n on .111 :vm 1 ar Ie- I x Ec 1n Mary fl Todd Be-atrlc Br Th1rd r xx Rt ert C 3 Dxclt Jin 0 n Bar Stuart T Jack Ftx 'VI Esther Hubb.-1rI Bob D ugld Dcn Funk Johnl chmann Choral Harmony 'ia Mlss Hubbard organ1zed an a cappella chorr conslstlng of both boys and g1rls for the hrst t1me 1n lon1a h1gh school Th1s very talented group bubbhng over w1th enthus1asm won the1r glory at Jumor and semor hrgh assemblres the concert on February 6 and baccalaureate A very popular vocal group among the stu dents and the pubhc IS the boys chorus com posed of lst tenors Fred Culp Don Funk Gerald Tatel Iohn Tetchmann Wayne Douglas Bob Wh1tes1des and Harlow Munn 2nd tenors Boger Buxton B1chard Comer Gene Horn D1ck Iones Alan Voran and Kent Baymor bar1tones Bob Black Burton Essex lack Fox Ioe Lockwood Drck Spauldmg and Ned Whrte basses Iohn Barnes Bob Guernsey Gerald Martm Wayne Roush Stuart Todd Gordon Vanhetloo and Ken Edwards These boys sang the1r way 1nto the hearts of all who heard them at the Blue Star Mothers club Jumor and semor hrgh assembhes the w1nter concert the Presbyterlan church and class day May 5 they comblned the1r talents wlth those of the dance band and presented a mlnstrel show A cappella chou The Chrrstmas assembly was completed w1th a cantata by the g1rls double quartette and the g1rls glee club Th1s cantata was later presented at the Evangehcal church The g1rls glee club also appeared at the State Bank stockholders banquet at the MGSODIC temple several PTA meetmgs and the sprmg concert Those g1rls 1n the orgamzatlon were lst sopranos Bose Ann Allen Bette lane Allen Margaret B1ppIey Iamce Donalson lane Douglas Vrrgmla Hamhn Mar IOTIS Helms Mar1or1e Iohnson Lorame Kohn Bar bara Ketchum Mrldred Kemp Beverly Kmgston Lucrlle Lee Iune McCIow Lorrame McKendry Colleen Moore Helen Plke lane Speckln lane Temelco Arduth Thahson Ianet Todd Eleanol Westbrook and Shlrley Yoder 2nd sopranos lean Allen Star Dlckerson Lesly Echlrn Av1s Har wood Dortha McQu1llan Dorls Owens Mar1or1e Bhoades and Carleymae Warden altos Bea Brown Ioan Bowne lean Dunbar Luclle Gal lagher Dorothy Glossr Valeta Hoople Polly Houghton Sue Houghton Mary Io Ioslln lean McKendry V1rg1n1a Pelon loan Post Iune Bedemsky Marjorle Todd lane Welch Ahce We1sgerber Betty Wrlcox and Barbara W1Ison Masculine musxc Warblers -A i s r W -- i 1 ' , H 'om , ' w . 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The Battlmg Bulldogs We the Bulldogs who have upheld tte Blue and Whrte wrll recall those l ours and hours of steady practrce the excrtement before the game he coach s pep talk that empty teelmg rr' the prt ot the stomach the tense moment before the luck ott the ref erees hrstle or the umptres Play pal and then the elatrort that huoys up exhaustron after a vrctory My ' . st 'Q l I if I O 'ft at S.. 'ly V 5 1 1 X rr , 2 t f w . K U r . -- l 7 Z A i 1 1 ' - f - A I I D , W , A Y . , .t A , , f 11 Y - W1 ' X H l M WLITQ- ' '. tl , K ' y KQQQFQIL , 'j44l?ij'wf'? f Qin 'ur -K 2- or 'f ' V few- 4'3'5?w 4 , - A I 'f ' A ' , I - ., W' 7515? ft we Q :Th w , 5 1 N -1 i Y ll'i?4'5FJ?zAsfefs X: VL? 'W :QM 'Q . .. 1422 , The varsity First xx' - 'fmsrxst-ntl. U. Kmhluff, nmnzayzvrq Schwab. St-cond row Vanhctlmr, VValrlrun, Roberts, Oyln-r, K1-nny, Raymnr, Whiu-sich-s. Third row f- Bm-mln-y, C. Haas, Fate, Larson, Ayers, Knhluff, Coach An- mlm-rsun, Gr-1d1ron Champs The lon1a hlgh school gr1dders reached helghts unknown slnce l927l The season was hrghlrghted by vlctorles over our arch rtvals Hastmgs Lowell Beldlng and Greenvrlle These hard fought battles rewarded the team wlth the f1rst champ1onsh1p m the hrstory o the West Central Conference slnce 1ts organxzatlon m l935 Althougn the opemng loss to St lol ns Nas heartbreakmg the team gamed valuable expert ence whrch took them throuah the rest of the season undefeated The Bulldogs traveled to Lowell and proceeded to ou frgnt and out play a ae ermmed Bed and Whlte team tn the worst football weather of the year ln a home stand the lomans entertamed the Beldlng Redskms for a beautlful football nrght and ent them home a thoroughly trounced eleven The Bulldogs outgarned the Bedskms rn yardage 410 yards to 85 to prove the super1or1ty of the lomans Carson C1ty and Lake Odessa came to loma and were also sent home com pletely beater' Coach Anderson s boys then Journeyed to lrlastlngs as underdogs and 1n the f1rst two mln u es of the game became the f1rst Class B team t score on the Saxons and contmued to ptle up 25 pomts wh1le holdrng l-lastmgs to 12 polnts T e rronmen of loma tn the most dramatrc game of many gndtron seasons showed the spectators long touchdown runs long touchdown passes ard razzle da zle plays m an outstandmg vlctory me lomans made the T formatron look as s1mple as ABC s whrle outplaymg the Saxons The Greenvrlle 'Yellow Iackets yrelded to the Bulldogs rn thelr last conference game whrch Nas charactenstlc of the other loma vrctones and helped the lomans rn the scorlng column Stan ton ln the last sk1rm1sh 1n the careers of many ll-lS semors played a hard clean game but as no match for the undymg Bulldogs T formahon nh A l K4 It Y' O O T A Y I 1 1 - ' U ' . . 5 , L . 1 . 4 , I Y ' ' , Q . 4 . . . .K 7 . . 1 1 . V . . . 1 1 I A A Z , , . I L , . ,,.,. , . . l' ' . . , 1 L , , . , . . L A . Y ' - - H . l . , . . 1 1 . . . . X Y . . . , . 0 I ' ' ' - .J . A . f 1 I V - ' ' I I I T . 'ff' , . x 1 J 1' f , 1 .L ,A Y 1 f xx I f - - I A' ' 1 ty ' A X 1 41 X ' W , X l ' ' V Lim- Va vtlnu. NV' lx run, Ruln-rtS. Oyla-r, Kr-nny, '1ymnr, VVh' L-simlnfs. . 1 - Q A , A' A Q lim-kilt-ld Ayt- s. Fun-, l,zn'sun. Kuh- - 'K - ' Q- V T' . ,' - ,. lutf. if A- ' K. 'N l 5: Av A L Makmg their exxt h t lotf Oyl l Punts n Passes The champs ended the season wrth the award mg of seventeen letters senrors Captarn Chuck Kohloff Don Oyler B111 Larson Ora Roberts Phrl Ayers Bob Bentley Wayne Waldron Gordon Vanhetloo and Emery Townsend underclass men Harold Hawley Howard Fate Clarence Haas Bob Kenny Kent Raymor Leonard Schwab Bob Whltesrdes and Ken Selleck F1V6 ol the Bulldogs won berths on the All Con ference trrst team Oyler center Hawley guard Vanhetloo end Larson and Kohlolt ID the backtxeld Four other hard hghtlng grldders made the All Conference second team Bob Whltesrdes at end Ora Roberts at guard Howard The team was leted twlce thls year The an nual I-lrlers banquet was hrghllghted by the treasured I and an address by T Hawley Tap p1ng general secretary of the Umverslty ol lVl1Cl'11 gan alumnr clubs The second banquet was glven by the Elks wlth Beldrng Stanton and lon too ball teams as guests The Champs were presented wrth small gold lootballs from the downtown Quarter back Club lor thelr successful season Chuck Kohlott and B111 Larson were voted the most valuable players by Mr K1dd Mr Kerster Coach Ander son and Mr Smrth The season for the grrdders was brought to a trnal trlumpn upon the recervrng of the All Con ference bronze trophy tor 1943 FOOTBALL RECORD D te On ZZOOCC Lo Lk d bf, 1 Scrimmage as Y rst row -- Vnn 1-100. Rube-rts, Kuh- , or, Ayn-rs, l.a1'snn, S cond row - It 1- n t l 1- y . Wa drnn, Towns,-ml, Conch Amis-rsun. be I ' - , ' ' , la L- . I I . I 4 - 1 1 1 1 U I I I - 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' I ' ' T 1 1 - 1 - - I i 1 I 1 I I I I I ' ' I 1 I - I A Q I 3 1 none-nts I A ' . . . . 1 - ' St. J h 5 20 mr Fate at tackle and Phrl Ayers 1n the backheld. SQQQQQQQQ QQ Luwjl no I, lgnig 12 ' ' - ctober 1 Bvlding 6 lonla . , , , I c be-r 8 Carson City 0 lonla Zz: qlgbg-r 15 zx e O cssa U lunla 31 1. 11 L-mbgr 29 Hastings 12 lonra 25 ' - ovembvr 5 Greenville 0 l0Yl!8 ' I ' ' ' '- 0,-em .r 1 Stanton 0 lonla 33 I . I Total Scores 38 172 if , X A331 N The Regulczrs lx hl H' Wa I ff l. Courhng V1CtOFY For the ftrst tune tn l4 years the Bulldogs un der coach Carl Anderson won the dtstrtct cham ptonshtp by defeattng Beldtng and Greenvtlle and brmgtng home to thetr alma mater a bronze trophy Wtth four regulars of last year Chuck Kohloff Don Oyler Phtl Ayers and Gordon Vanhetloo re turntng the varstty had the prospects of a suc cessful season Howard Fate a regular of last season unttl an tntury and an operatton benched htm for a year came out for basketball and gave the squad another btg booster Two capable re serves tn Harold Hawley and Bob Whttestdes dtd much to keep lonta tn the wtn column The ftrst stx games were not up to expectattons because of the coach s tllness and vacatlontng deer hunters After lostng four of the ftrst stx games the varstty took on a new attrtude wtth a change tn hneup whtch brought btg Iohn Moore up from the second team and Btll Larson from the reserves after Gordon Vanhetloo was lost at the end of the ftrst semester The rest of the team conslsted of Chuck Kohloff, Howard Fate, and Don Oyler The team now had hetght, speed, and good ball handltng whtch tt had lacked before The Bulldogs took Lake Odessa tnto camp to the tune of 56 to 22 and kept nght on wrnnmg unttl the season s end We trounced Lake Odessa, Beldtng, Greenvtlle, St lohns, and Portland, dur tng the scortng rampage ln the last ten games, the team comptled an average of 50 potnts a game to the opponents 27 After capturtng the dtstrtct trophy at Greenvtlle, the Bulldogs traveled to Grand Baplds to the reg1onals and lost, 55 to 24 to Grand Raptds Chrtsttan, who later went to the state semt ftnals Etght fellows recetved varstty letters Howard 34 ,.I....L ., ., ',,.,.t,.,.,E T ,,,, MM, ...-....., ' ,. . .....,,..,...,. , c , . . . ' -L Q t M--Q A 4- if , , iw . . A X Row 1 Muurv, Fault-, Kohlen . Oylvr, lf X ' Imrsmx. v V Row 2 Courh Arulvrsun, Vanhv loo, A 6 F A VVhitm-sides, Huwlm-y. X .i, L..l...gs,, .., L, is w f 2 , J Q f C MIM., ff K, v -nk I vifh V . X 1 1 O ' x .fn if ' U A mari., , ttf .2 ,xx 1. f . , , A . f 1 I I - I - - I f 'o 0 . ' nhet oo - 4 - 1 Cha1k1ng Up The Score Row 1 - LeVa1l11y, Bishop, Kell.-y, Spaulding, Bentley, Newman. Row 2 O we n s , Schwab. Sullivan, Mt-llinuvr. rate Cnuck Kohlolf Don Oyler B111 Larson Har old Hawley lohn Moore Gordon Vanhetloo and Bob Whrtesrdes Top honors tor the A11Conler ence nrst team went to Chuck Kohlotl at guard and second team Don Oyler also a guard Andersons Bullpups also had a successful season wrth 13 wms agarnst one loss to Hastmgs The Bullpups showed the characterrstrc lrght ing sprrrt of lon1a teams dlsplaylng several prom 1s1ng plOdlQl9S We lose only tour boys through graduatron The semors are Chuck Kohlotl Don Oyler B111 Larson and Bob Bentley The underclassmen who w11l keep us on the map unless Uncle Sam gets them are Howard Fate Bob Whrtesrdes Harold Hawley Iohn Moore Doug Newman D1ck Spauldmg Drck LeVa11ey Dlck Kelley Henry Brshop Leonard Schwab Fred Mellmger Tom Sullrvan and Dan Owens Nonmber December 8 December 1 Duember 1 Dsctmber January January 18 January 1 January 28 February 4 February 11 February 18 February U VICTORY SCHEDULE I-oull r Beldmy. Ha ting. Saranac Carson City Hastlngs Freenulll St Johns Freenx 1111 Portland Bcldlnki bt John Portland lotal 53 Tournaments Nlarch 3 nldlng, Vlarch 4 reenullq March 11 lrand R.-und Chrl tnan Total ow lonla Ioma Ioma lonla Ionla Ioma loma lonla lonna Ioma lonla loma lonla 19 onla Onl'l oma 6 ta 35 .,..,. The Bulldogs Larson Oy ler I I - A ' .-. , . 1 1 1 r1 C I , . 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11- 1 1 1 , , . -' '1 26 ' ' 1 15 27 ' 1 ' 1' 29 ' 224 1 0 S ' 'S 34 ' 30 1 T 7 26 ' 22 1 1 23 - 4 ' 22 ' 32 - ' ' T ' .' 37 ' 26 January 14 Lake Odessa 22 lonia 56 . ' ' 1 1 23 27 - ' 2 , .' 20 ' 53 ' 1 , 'A 1 3-1 ' 42 1 ' 16 I' 51 ' 1 ' 22 ' 47 ' ' , . s 42 ' 65 ' L7 IT l 50 ' 1 37' F76 A B- A f 20 1 '- 21 . G 1 21 l 1 37 . ' I ' ' s 's 55 l A 24 -177 '23 ' BASEBALL SCHEDULE Sluggers Vk ar H CachA l H Nia t 1 Rah P tt r Hunt Sand Lot Strategy lf the publishing of last years annual could have been postponed until the end of baseball season you m1ght have read someth1ng like this 1n the baseball section With the school year almost gone we come to the end of another baseball season This years team made 1943 one of the most successful 1n h1gh school history By w1nn1ng four out of l1Ve conference games the Bulldogs galned the title of Champs of the West Central conference The boys defeated Belding by a score of 3 2 Hastings 13 2 and Greenvllle tW1ce with scores of lU 7 and 5 3 They were beaten by Beld1ng once with a narrow 2 l margln So much for last year This years baseball got under way when Coach Anderson called the l1fSl pract1ce a fun two Weeks before the flrst game ln splte of the llght snow storm the flrst night a lot of good rna tenal turned out for practice Thls persistence together with the return of l1Ve lettermen made the prospects brlght for another successful sea son The five letter winners who are back th1s year are Don Oyler Howard Fate Dale Iohnson Stanley Thomas and Kenneth Selleck Looking to the future 1t was found that all those that came out for the f1rst practice were underclassmen wlth the exceptlon of Don Oyler Though the 1944 squad may lack experience these eager underclassmen make a hopeful aggregatlon for next year May May May May May May May May Pewamo Lake Odessa Greenv1lle Lake Odessa Belding Greenvllle Hastlngs Belding Sliding home 38 Here There Here Here Here There Here There First row Thomas. Van ln-c', S - 1:1-ant, Sa-lla-ck. utfman, Johnson, Oyler. Smith. Fate. Sc-cond row - 0 nd:-rson, Geiger, IR-rric-n, VV. Longanbach, Kenny, Schwab, Tjulsma, Ke-ly, Principal Smith. Third row - - Strickling. . Munn, B. Munn, Spf-nc-or, Bn-rwdict, Gn-cning, Mvllimrur, . 'r in. Fourth row f Pu nam, Jack, a , Nvustifu-r. Densmore-. 0 L' , - lvy. 1 1 U . . , , I I I I I I , . 1 1 - I ' 1 - I - . , k I , - - h 11 9 , - 16 ' . , 19 , 26 First row - Velma Joan Sirrns, Ada Jean Nielsen, Eleanor VVesthrook, Louise Slykes, Sue Houghton, Helen Eddy, Colleen Moore, Evelyn Schol- tens. Betty Youmans, Carlene Schild. Second row 4 Dorothy Coates, June McClow, Janice Donalson, Dorothy Ketner. Belvey Schroeder, Lucile Gallagher. Katherine Rich. Barbara VVilson, Doris Owens. Third row - A Geraldine Griffin, Maxine Rookus, Miss Allaine VV0lfe, Yvonne Smith, Star Dickerson, Marjorie Johnson, Jan Hicks. Not in picture f Margaret Bippley. Marjorie Rhoades. br 4 5 fe, , ,Q R- ,jp G. A. A. Vim, Vigor-, Vitality Over 50 girls attended the first meeting of the Girls' Athletic Association in September but the number was shortly cut down to 27 of the more active girls. The G.AA.'s goal is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and to provide an adequate pro- gram whereby the athletic needs of all girls are met. The G.A.A. is directed by an executive board consisting of officers elected by the mem- bers. President Helen Eddy is assisted by Sue Houghton, secretary, Star Dickerson, treasurer, and Velma Iean Signs, concessions manager. Miss Allaine Wolfe is the GAA. adviser, Awards, which consist of numerals, chevrons, and letters, may be obtained by earning 500 points through participation in team or intra! mural sports, regular attendance, and such rec- reation as bicycling, bowling, skating, archery, swimming, and hiking. Throughout the fall and winter there have been Play ball activities in volleyball and basketball. For the first time in many years the girls' basketball team played outside teams, the girls lost five games and won one but upheld good sportsmanship at all times. Good competition was given to us by the Woodland, Lyons-Muir, and the Sheridan girls. During the spring, softball, tennis, deck tennis, and tumbling were the main activities, with softball being the only interscholastic, com- petitive sport. The treasury of the club was increased because of an enthusiastic sale of hot dogs and candy bars at the football games. As their project this year the G.AA. bought new equipment. The GAA., considering its social events to be an essential part of its program, opened the sea- son with several hikes and an overnight, spon- sored a school party, a sports premiere to open the basketball season, and shared honors with the band for the Pan-American rally, April l4. Girl cagers Q 'Hz- QU. S 1 .. , ea- ,1 X ' ' ,K I 'Y . 1 . 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Habarxtunusf Eulyn Hamarw 'Vlam Hanlnng Barbarx Han bxrgnr Mary Haulsy Willard Hmhy B1 tty H1 ith B1 rnlu, Hnlnur l'hyIl1Q H1111y I mna H111111 Ruh nfi IIQ rmn Hugh l'Imh,.1 orliun I Raifu I sh 11 Ro emarm 1011.1 I1 mn C.1ther1n0 huhl I loyd lu 1-nu y Alxu lm I1 hun1 R11 hard Ixunhlm Joycm Iarsnn . , g 1 V 1 A, . 5 -'Q 1 . 0 ' ' h z . -z 1- . . . .H ' ' 'S I ' ' C 2. I A. , . . r i ' S :si Richard Green A 1 - ' . Y 2 S If V ' , . ' , . I,luy'c1- Hill G . ack, ' A f . I S S . ' 1 , V r . 5 . Class of 47 Shlrley Leroy Wealey Longanbach Robert Luz Joyce Mclxendry Arxonne lVIcV1clur Arlo 'Vlanlcy Ioyce Maleh Ianlcm Mgllmger Maxim Vlltmhcll IaVc rn Moon Harold 'VIJln1x litryl Munn Ralph Nm lxon Richard Im ustlfur L h xrlms Nlthols 'VI xrguru Nnlsl n Hill Northlop Donald Olxph mt lNor1 nn lark: r Ulmla nt lax km r Ruth I QTTILH I on I :ptr Donna I omt Jams I olllngtnn Nancy Post Opal Prlcst Merton Putnam LaVern Raab Barbara Rau :ar Patricia Reynolda Dorothy Rleger Marvxn Robmkon Helen Ross Arthur Sawtell-4 Joyce Scheld Robert Scholtens Margaret Schwab Joyce Scott Allce Shattuck Oren Shattuck Marllyn Shtrman Bonnalee Ska Img Anna Smallny Arloa Smlth Ruth Smlth Hugh Sny der Alun Stanton Mary Anne Qtexenson Claude Strlcklmg Ruth Sypher Alum Tuchmann kenneth Todd Jeanette Tran Max Van Vlc-ck kenneth Walsh Jack Wilcox Helen Yoder Alan Yonan Carol Youngs Lloyd Zclgler - ' F K , A N 1 A . A , T 1 . ' 5 v x x 7' 1 x u L - u Jack Pearco ,x vu '. 1- , , . x 7 ' s. 1 1 .A , I . 2 1 S J umors Frank Alfonxo Bettr lane Allmn Vldfl ln Ballzy Dorothy Baird limc-. Ball Nlargdrmt Bxppley Henry Bxbhop loan Bonne 'yhrllyu Bowl B1 L lirmyn Bc tty Bruy ette Ruharml Burllngxnn V10 x liutlsr B1 tty Chl lslophn r 1 aylord Lourtnr I orr um Darm ll Vernxec Darnell keith Dickerson Ianxes Donalson Ninn Duty lam Douglxs VN aym Dougl x Coralnlll Dow L t Q I oyd Dyf A O A 1 'E ' x A - y- . ' .- '. . ' rl ' lz - 1 - f' - H,- '. V . 125 ' - I, U . ' ' ' -r . I I 2 K . . . , l '.': lf' ' , ' 's 'S '. . Iesly hchlm lack rox Dorn I rench 'Vlarxlyn l'ull: -Xlbc rt Furman Ami Farland Mlldrcd Goward Vernon Grays lerwlclxne Grxfhn latrlru I ntlln John Haszul 'Vlarxan Haney Iune Hanllne Sally Harkness Avls Harwood Norm m Hasklnx 'Vlartha Harman Harry Hazard Ian Huck Nornn Hinds Iayy rm nu Hoffman 'Vlurnl Hope Polly Houghton Iamss Huntley Dorothy kenny Phylll kentmr Arlene lxxefer Robert Ixxmble Class of 45 Howard Ilntbaugh sllu Io U lvlrllllllt Lower B1 try Ixtle Rout McCord Joe Mtkord JL an 'vlclxendxx I orr um. Mclxl nrlrx Bfurlx Vlartln Donn L 'Hur Elnm L Mmfiltmr Dolorts 'Vhsncr Marxlyn 'Vloore Walter 'Vloore Dorothy Nlel an Marszuerxta Iwxolwn Rxchard Peterkon Eloise Phelpe Helen Pike Joan Post Anna Kent June I ee Potter Raymor Redemslq, Hazfl Allen Loeza Rxtenburgzh Robertson Rowley Arla Rusnell Frank Schlermtzaue Kenneth Selleck VIXIKII Smalley Nathan Smlth Lemla Stanton Willard Stanton Feraldme Stout Esther Tafel John Tuchmann 'Vlargorlt Todd Bettv Totten James Tovmersey I' Charlotte Van Nornum Carle ymae W arden Bonmf VS Ldderburn All!! Wu gprbmr Jam Wtlch Eltdnfur WL tbrmvlx Wlllrlrul NX hlu Rube rt VK hlu aids - Patrlu L VW lldu Rohm NN xlllam JUNtDl'llHt Vlxrtz .. A' , , I'hj . s 'z ' . ' - ms A 'Lf . . . ' ' si Doris Owens , . A ' ' 1 l '. ' t . ' --Q 1 1 t Q . , v If f 3 ff? Us , 6 , Q ,Q , sm. 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Rose Ann Allen Never stands strll pursued a commercral co ur s e hopes to attend busmess college 1n nsmg or Grand R aprd s many urns 1ol y gave her all to Spot ht her rumor and SEDIOY years e club semor year commerclal club tor year sold annual ads llkes to dance and have a good time Louise Avery Shy attracttve smrle smartly dressed that rs she a fatth ful commerc1al1te busmess college lS her future hope a member of the Stamp a Week c l u b v e r y seldom seen wrthout Rose Ann Allen cuts a ftgure on the tce skating rxnk o tae dance floor Dons Bcmhagel Hopes to 1o1n the ranks of whtte collar gtrls a general course rn school commerclal clubber for a year among the home ec spe ctaltsts a year enacted the role of Corabelle 1n the senlor play That Hollywood lrlces to pass away ner spare tlme dancrng and swlmmlng Robert Bentley Good natur d Bob w1ll always be remembered for hrs subtle humor and amusing c'n.ckle followed a college prep course one year each of football basketball and track well lrked for h1s frlendllness h1s hobbles rnclude swrmrnlng h t Ing and lymg 1n the shade Alma Blgsby Plans to lea n how to soothe the fevered brow through the cadet nurslng program assrsted the literary corrvnrttee on the lon1an charter member of the Stampa Week club her cheerful May l help you? may be heard as she strtdes about a local department store lntelltgent ranked fourth tn the class Thomas Blackmore q u 1 c tc snappmg brown eyes flare fo ttes and tasteful dress to enter the Ger eral M o t o r s lnstltute tooted horr' three years ln band and dance band topped declamatory locals and argued two years on debate squad rolled em tn the atsles rn the sentor play an honor student outstandlng 1n C lay Bowne Tall and blonde Ilm has a lot of speech work chalked up to h1s credtt debate oratory and declamatory Donald 1n the senlor play he ll pr1nt your outstde material for a prtce among hlS hobbres he ln cludes women golf swlmmmg peo ple and dancrng loves an argu 'nerrt Rebecca Bums Auburn tresses 'nath commerc1al1te and home ec er wants to 1o1n the WAVES two years of G A A four years of scouttng pals wxth Vlvran Smalley Elotse Phe ps and Corabelle Dowsett fond of btke r1d tng loyal and fr1endly Norma Lee Came Short brown 'xa1red glldes around on every pond :wr lake she can flnd shouted her wares at football ga'nes for GAA wlelded her parnt brush on the refresh nent stand fo rumor prom chorus ophomore yea l 1 k e s swlmmtng Dadmxnton b1k1'1g and espectally f1a Are skatlng Mane Coates A charmtng personal 1ty always goes w1th the srlent type lrke Marte she has taken a home ec cour e tatled around wtth the gtrl scouts three yf ars and commerctal club rn her semor year Marte plans to do offrce or defense work after she gradu ates ft' Wh 4'1 ,Rm H 'J 'R' K1 vi WY vw! k 4 ,wwf Q F Ross Cox - Rosie is an ardent agri- cultural student active in FF A three years likes to hunt and trap dsuatly seen witn norman Haslcin o Wayne Waldron expects to spend '11s 'uture on his horne arm fiery red hair part of Howling Wolf oo 1 annua asserribly skit Elizabeth Croel Budding scientist go' a big bang out of the explosion in chemistry claw like to grub around her wild floive garden favorite pas time is obserxi g 1 considering a future as a cadet nurse enioys a good booic o 1 in e Ps in to know Star Dickerson Q1 e ale Norna an uae d and enior play tic e Basketball sauiad blended ne xoice 1 oru ea ure GAA enior took a p xl 1tf1 o r write u cornrnittf e in itat NO tc cou t llOll iope attend Mic' Q Q. Q Myrtle Donnelly T 1 p t o iroug 1 iooi '1 d ou e corn 1erc1al and 10 ie ec depart fihiled away pa' of her high chool a in Lan 1 g now an an o1111ng telephone ope ato itce mating ri g po N 1 iotog aphv kn1tt1ng dancing avid movie Dot Dreger Blacic 'iaired brunette ow woricmg at a lo a factorv ay orite ubiects biologv and Latin p iotographs e thusiastic ba e bail and Iootball fan fond of ICQ 'skat 3 1 d bki e peeff 1 ase- ball nade Red bro d e e e e alll a a CAA Shirley lean Dunbar Fla h1'1g b own eve ea 16 hectcled co 'fer lat teacher business college future oand ter foi, year glee clt o three two years of scouting plays bas xe' all Of a noe and sl-za weakne for a hletes Mary Ann Durkee Ar' eritnusiasi 4 l-l nernber she has had sex en yea of 4 H sewing ana three years food p eparation vie ha also bee 'lO l9 e c u a 1b1t1o'1 is o 'ou tne United States ana to do secretaria he eniov dan 1 g and rolle a 1 Helen Eddy Moet athle chool ne without her 1de nick S llllV lea e in ba keb ll ano oftball DL.Sl ees nanager to an nua head of first sophomo e clas ta e s '1 ol eit GAA hone e club and lu111o1 Red Cross a bowled a 7 future phys ea teacher Stanley Edwards A tnorougdlv sfvel guy his keen mt and intellect un usua y roll auari at Nea highly entertaining stories make '11'n a d 'ie ve eac Dlsliolbflli ten is an tract: to 113 c eat finished at 'n1dt rm to 1 1 ai cadets Doris Font Bubb ing with e tnusiasm rare ense ot 'iixnor annual hte ary staff - tied for 9th place honors - foined the chorus in her junior year -- rnalces frequent trips to the library -- ,ans to attend Moody Bible Institute - her varied hobbies in lude drawing dress designing, and interior deco ating - well liked by all. Ethel Fountain - l-lau nts the halls around the commercial rooms -- sang rn chorus durrng soph and 1unror years plans to work rn a doctors offrce lrkes to type skate and cook spends her summers coolrng off at a cottage at Clrfford lake Mary Furman Drmrnutrve grrl rn blue devoted her four years to homemak mg and commercral warbled rn the chorus rn her sophomore year er future wrll be spent as a sales clerk rn a local store or dorng her part rn a de tense plant Mary lrkes to read cook sew or lust play soft ball arrd dont forget the square dances Lucrle Gallagher Chubby lrttle gal Lucy tooted her clarrnet rn band four years a cappella chorr glee Club operetta orchestra yunror prom decorator nrmble frnger typed for Spotlrght G A A and basketball held up the sporty srde of her lrte r Wrggrns rn senror play book ex change nursrng rs her ambrtron Lorraine Greenhoe Neat never a harr out of place traversed the com mercral department busred herselt rn the home ec lab trrps the lrght fantastrc a brrllrant twrnkle from her thrrd frnger left hand denotes her future Rlchard Haas Drck has a smrle that makes frrends easrly a commercral course but a mrlrtary future one of the most ardent sports enthusrasts rn school actrve rn chorus and a cap pella chorr works rn one of the popu lar downtown stores as loyal to good old ll-IS as anyone rn town Mrlton Hammond Mrlt wrll leave for boot trarnrng rmmedrately after graduatron drrves around rn hrs Chevvy agrrcultural course saw Mrl ton ln three years of FFA playrng hrs electrrc gurtar swrmmrng dancrng and skatrng are hrs favorrte pastrmes happy go lucky and a good frrend Gertrude Hartman Pretty brown eyes wrll be an offrce worker after gradu atron member of home ec club rn Junror year collects snapshots four years of cloth1ng work rn 4 H club has entered her pro1ects rn competr t1on at farr earns spendrng money takrng care of chrldren Rrchard Hazle Wrllrng to help any one rn a crrsrs Drck really knows hrs stuff when rt comes to math or scrence held out as Arthur Carewe rn Wrld Hobby Horses longs to get rn the arr corps collects artrcles on scrence Bruce Hrgbee A mrd year student now servrng Uncle Sam on the farm a staunch supporter of the FFA to three years F FA basrceteer rn yunror year a h blond harr letty Hodges A comrnercral and ran guage course pal of lrttle Mary Fur man who matches her petrte stature perhaps her dreamlrke features rnsprre her collectlng of movre star prctures but she rndulges 1'r more down to earth hobbres such as skatrng and skrrng remembered for her lrttle grrl chuckle and looks of rmprsh scorn 05 J J3wr:...- SQL Valeta Hoople S Friendly, red-haired Torchy f third in senior intelligence - college prep-er and commercialite -e extra-curricular included three years of girl scouts, two ot GAA and basket- ball, one year of chorus, and a cap- pella choir, secretary to home ec. club, and decorator for the iunior prom f dancing and bowling are her hobbies. Shirley Houghton - B u z Z e s around with Pat Putnam and Arla Rusnell in Pats car - typing and taking dictation give us the clue to her future - senicr secretary for lunior Red Cross her country in the Stamp-aAWeek club - Have you bought an annual? of her passwords. - aids C26 ' up Agnes Hqlriqrd- Artistic - with her pals in some' sort of deviltry at home ec, club parties - cheers soldiers with contributions to Iunior Red Cross - right-hand man to annual business rnanager may teach our sons and daughters the A B Cs ot music some dav Charles lack S x loot sta ure ,fsln jfL 1 15 A , i',,i:,lfl V 'J , x. ,E'VLpf1 A Qlaf' brought burst ct laughter from s ci dent as Dead Sho Danby in annua assembly pere nial gurn chewer cr willing worker the rneek will herit the earth Maryorie Iohnson Iohnny likes sports and was a member ot GA A wants to work in an air ratt factory tirst soprano in choru senior year le t the home ec club ner talents pounded her gavel for lu ior Red Cross nails from Orleans a tom boyish walk she ll go horseback riding any irne Elfreda Iudevme ludy has curly sott brown eyes transferred mater from Be-lding in sophomore one of Dianas daughters who o bag her limit Fred D Keister III Editor ot the lonian Fred s good looks and spar kling wit wil long be remembered plans to start college it he Army can get along without hirn won letter in iootball alter struggling for four years lock alma yea i 174' debater and extempore speaker in enior year Senate page boy diploma with honors excels in what ever he chooses to do lohn Kelly The strong silent type quiet triendline s and good taste 1 attire pursued a college p ep course Joined us in his unior year active in the slide rule club is mai hobby is photography but he like Barbara Ketchum Quiet exacting science Mildred Kemp A musical laugn pactical Joker to stat college at C tal in the al loyal rnernber ct pleasing s o p a n o voice in g ee to a cook Nant t avel in ie ica to ance use ct er a South ish home e club th ee years double quartette and glee club g l scouts gave he a easor tor getting out on scrool night graduated 'nid e ne-ste novr s to an a n c e agency rb d e l Artis e rnon army nas both ot 'nen to good' ' . . , , s ,' ' i '5 7 i - ' t - shy - K A Mg- . .s , . t ' i . - n. ' . - A ' 4 . ' rn- - A A . . . '1- . ' ' c f n . , I . -- V ' 'N- . r.. . .i ' Q r - ' ' ' l'kes f A 1 I i I V. ' 'I - . I 9 s .' - A - - a - ' A ' I . 'n - T Y . l' ' - - h' in .1 . C r ' ' - 2 r en r A .. l l - A r. norne ec. club two years i lunior Red Cross 3 sl ' r . f ' girls gl club - likes , fish, sing, an ' ' 7 - s o tr r ' . Arr or rn ' J- i ri Sp n .', .- -- . 7 ir 7 . r r ' r '. Q ' '. s - X -s ri , r - ' a typi t r . i n s u r i - Ba ' an h r close pa. ' Rus- nell, nav something in com . fthe l l V Y' Dorothy Ketner - Friendly with every- one e helped knit for lunior Red Cross furnished de icious food 'o home ec club part1es co1lects glass and ch1na dogs GAA one yea w1ll take hot busmess cou se loxely gleam t 1rd 1r1ge le ha where theres a Wlll heres a way Beverly Kxngston Mus1cally l'lClI16'd JM? he has sung melod1es tn chorus glee W club and a cappella cho1r tuned her clar1net IH band two years her fav 7 Oflle pa t1'ne 1 dan ng easy to ge acquamted w1th SLM VC Theodore Klem Lankv Ted was a sport man for h1 Fowle alrna mate D1ck lone '1elps th1s lad scare up a good t1rne h1s greates' dehght 1 t1nker1r1g w1th cars soon after gradu at1o'1 he w1ll be an a my p 12 ate Charles Kohloff Chuck remem bered for h1s dark bro NH eyes a hlet1c frame and 1nterest1ng l1ne holds a scholarsh1p to Oh1o State U SIX All Conference berths for h1s cager shot and plucky p 1 g s k 1 n performance football and basketball captam lW1CS named 'nost valuable player two years of track and Vars1ty club I class sec home ec clubbe around athlete Lorcune Kohn Searched fo art1cle fo Spothght Q1 ls chorus and a cap pella cho1r b1cycl1'1g around towr' w1th Luc1lle Lee commerc1al club kept her busy on Tuesday mghts may attend bus1ness college blond tres es fly as she bowls she has an 1nterest 1n the arrny Amy Krhovsky S1lent but lots o fun has many fr1ends because she 15 fr1endly always busy wrote the commerc1al art1cle for the annual he llkes to ICG skate oller skate a d play softball m1ght be found Sl her playmg the p1ano or a1s1ng flowe nelps 1n a newspaper off1ce Wxlllcxm Larson Tall suaxe and handsome B1ll IS remembered for h1s perfect bu1ld and keen 1'n1nd popular pres1dent of the tumor class future farmer and a flashy halfback sports mrnded dur1ng four years of foot ball two of basketball and one of baseball fa1thful rn e m b e r of the FFA for three years All Conference honors Lucxlle Lee To attend a busmess col lege a commerc al club worke y ars IUHIOY Red C oss Spo 1gh tvo years as epo e and secreta y '1armor11zed w1th a cappe la cho a g1rs g1ee club 111ce best to b1k bowl play 'e'1n1 NVD and l'llK9 Armon Lexter P1erc1ng dark eyes abd1cated h1s FPA pres1dency to study math for the a1r corps re guents the at po t to gl1de a ound 1n an ar plane keeps the shelte suppl IW a downto N1 grocery Clarence Lmderman o o k s ao .1 o'n a lofty he1gh' Lmdy com eed hs c d1t 1dyear v he p1ng th w' r efot often see oreakmg the speed 11 11t at the ska 1rg 1'1k spends hours putter1ng over h1s 'nodel planes also eruoys roller ska' mg playmg cards a d 'IIOVISS ,uw- -'V' Q' 'Os Wd? 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' 1 1 s l 11 force r,1. r e S 1 as a QE 1 'n T ' 7 11 's,1', ,111 1 ' 1 - rir -- - - 11'-'ff ' - 1 1' 've M 1 - ol the 1' r - --e A Elxzabeth Mofht Has taken a college preparatory course plans to be a kindergarten teacher ha been rn orchestra two years double quartette two years chorus four years glee club four years and darce band th ee years she w1ll alwavs DG re membered for ne nrmble ftngers on a piano keyboard her hobby s collect 1ng cartoons Thelma Moore Bovr '1 sport lover crazy about softball a scout as a freshman ecret dream 1S to own a farm wrote the shop artrcle for the annual favorrte cla s ts shop lrkes to tmker e n 1 o y s rce skatrng and movres hard wo kmg Don Oyler Ir Eleven letter man all out for sports starred In four years of football wmmng two All Cort ference f1r ts four spnghtly years on basketball court and baseball dramond two year of track two years ln Spotlrght vars1ty and home ec club popular wrth athletes and good dan cers lurnor vtce pres1den Iacquelme Page Petrte brunette has taken a commerclal course Iackre wants to be a stenographer or work at a telegraph offlce her hobby 1s collectmg prctures of movre sta s vlfglnld Pelon Long blonde halr puzzled over college preparatory and commercral program strutted up and down football held as drum mayorette grrls chorus 1n senior year busl ness comrnlttee of annual staff Gmny fl1ts around a popular summer resort expert swrmmer and has danc 1ng feet ardent equestrran Ora Roberts Ir On the sports Patncxcx Putnam Well remember Pat buzzmg around town tn her shrny green car naturally curly brown tresses and a glrtter rn her eye farth ful member of the Stamp a Week club for two years lun1or Red Cross one year topped e1ghth 1n her class annual salesman hopes to don a nurses cap beam durmg four years of football two and a half years of basketball and two of track a college prepse and Army Arr Corps a ready wrt a great number of frlends an all round good fellow spends hrs spare moments swt'n'n1ng f1sh1ng and huntlng Maxme Rookus Followed a home ec course and plans to use 1t IH her chosen future of nursing rn G A A one year and senror g1rl scouts new to lonra in her 1u'nor year but her wmnlng per sonalrty won her many loyal frxends sports, all klnds, take up her spare time an mfectrous grggle A1115 Rusnell Walks Wllh a gracefu glrde Art graduated lfl mrd terrr and IS seen Duzzrng around a down town store she pounded the type wrrter and took dtctatzon whrle m her cofvnercxal work Barbara Ketchum and lean Todd keep her company she hkes to motorcycle, dance sw1m and go to the movres Ioseph Schelem A reg lar feller loe, or lose, has a sharp wrt, lauga 1ng eyes, and hosts of frrencls sclence student happy go lucky, and takes thmgs as they come h1s Chlel hob bres are sw1mm1ng, farmmg and brke rrdmg 43 1' 'ii QQ in '47 X 'M L Ayn ff' 'Q' ala' foe 'U' 'QQ'-' 'HQ' ,ff FWS 3 5' C? IS Richard Schxld Dic short good natured and friendly ack ma year actixe in boy scout ued a xo ationat cour e and expects to be l'1 '11l1tarv service oon pert mo t o la spare moments 1 a do 'own ga age but lOU'1d we buia odel ai plane e o he OD V wood working Belvey Schroeder Capta1'1 ol e3ae 1 f io we r ive in GAA for e xexr opp d ler ee ear e lubbirg a pre ident yearns for ecognitio 3311c1 g 3 Gill. y c1o 3lte 3 3 UIC Martha Skmner Always los wg her books Marty wrote tae eale dar ot ent or e '1 3 hrlped 'IOIIIQ' 1 11 1 3ge 1 me basicf-to3l rid o1o31 ga nes wi li L1s y Eghlin and v'3leta Hoople e 111 gr pfooe a toot ai game or FAA 3ntto3o1'1 cae use Louise Slykes Vixacious on the do e e y minute io in ch' ' wpo 1 gnt Jqaed Vlr B31e for a '1113l 1 oo' d 1f and 1 olo througi lou years ot band and two ot orche tra sang in girl cnoru 3'1d 3 eaprella '1o1r enthusiasm VNAA a d oasicetbal g 3rd o e :ea of earne a c'ub and scouti en1oys sketching and pho'ograp'1v Yvonne Smith nittv 1 a 3y 11'1sh1'1e 3 a exe one pal deam o bQl'lQ 3 v d teac 1er our yea s oi active iovalty to GAA girl couts and home ec club lunior Red Cross part 111 e'11or plays bowled in '1e 'eac3ers ieague an outdoor ir to e oys a s 11 Rose Thomas ie 'ICI a an izina r1'1le he is always a willing forxe 3 een n 4H ewmg 1 o three year l1e e'11oys iraveling and ecre ar1al wo k eager ohotog aphe who loves to take pic ure lean Todd riercl v and pe 1 e Toddy 1 usually seen with Barb Ketchum pursued a business ,our e in scnool notice that glitter O Il1UQ ro 1 'nge lett han C a treasurer in her ophomore year tive in girl scouts tour wear home oc club th ee year typed tor an Illlfl Emery Townsend The A Force 3lter graduation e- Ert has been active in tour years ot football and three yea.s of bzwketball --- treasurer ot yunio clasr -- o3:ne13 clu , a'1111'a :raft photog- .apher -A prope1'y coznminee on renior play --- an ag, man -V president of F PA during last half of his senior year - F FA. basketball - a winning 5. 1 . Marie Travis - Brown-eyed brown- hai.ed lass - p l e a S a nt Voice - among the 'Atop ten - really knows ie? ration points, 1' The helps out 4 a grocery :store -- plans to go to busi- ness school and then work as a stenog rapheresews many of her own clothes e- enjoys traveling and reading - taitriful correspondent - iolly manner. Pauline Tuller - Raven-haired - tour steady years in home ec. club won her the homemaking award W wants to en- ter Michigan STGIG College to be a dietitian - earnest leader of Iunior Red Cross - always trying something new in foods- likes to swim and dance. Paul Tupes Keen rnterest for farmmg has made Paul a farthful member of the FFA fo three year usualv en vrth lon 'Vreusdel o Lawr n Hoffman agrrculture course rn scnoo and possrbly a truck dru ate vtar lrke o collect corn a d stam the l1ttle man w1th a b1g understand 1ng Gordon Vanhetloo Tower above u Van was ou tardrng 1n t n baseball 'rack and ba tcetoal conference end tn football he trod the path of a futur o ege tude t but Unce SGW Nrll d 1de hrs aes'1ny was once a grease monkey but now wears a long w hr g ocer ao an an all around guy ot o tn Wayne Waldron A handsome lad who emoys outdoor lrfe enterprlslng member of FFA for four years senror captat of the FFA baslcetba team a ba hful blush ackle on the reserve football team to fr t place rn d1str1 t oratorv a d thrrd p ac rn state FFA conte t actor tn nual assembly lat and That Holly wood Eudora Wandell A qu1et so of per son and rather shy another commer c1al1te her plans for the future are defense work unttl he Nar ls one Jorned her votce wrt the chorus fo tvo years aso ltkes brkrng Georgxa Warfield g 1 g g blusres easrlw many pen pals collects knrck knaclcs and pe fum specral accorrohshment playmg musrc on spoons a Harry lames fan ltkes to read mysterres ennpoved a Wattress and a ht r a a downtown restaurant flashy platd shrrts lX footer ac mg an undectded fu or e Stua o -1 n agr1cultural course n schoo longed to FFA three year starred IH the senro play loxes to huh a d swm tavels about rn nts mo Ioyce Whorley A v o wttn a gay smrle for xeryone stage exp r1 ence rn Wtld Hobby Hors t ea urer for the Iunror Red Cro a e graduat1or1 she plans to 101W th cad t nu u9s corps Barbara Wllson Butch expects to be a nurse a roltv laugh and f 1 nd y attttude to everyone gradua ed 1n three and a half years member of GAA thre year double qua tette and glee club one year camera club semor play annual wrtter and e retary etary fo sophs and o mercral lub 7th 1 schola snlp Elna Wolfert n 1oys tobogganmg 1ce ska mg and bm mg a semester 1n Junto chorus lavorr ublect are tvpl g and horn plans to do offrce work IN Grand Raptds emo s tal: ng mctures ou ducks when n camera ls porntea at er Shlrley Yoder A golden b nd from Sexton hrgh school ln lanslng GAA two years and vt e D e tde t t e trst year hkes danclng sxatrng hxkmg and bowllng tn a hurry to get to her locker at noon to be a secretary when she g aduates so p ac t1ced part t1me tn the offrce 1 I 1 1 . . . r s 7 se 1 ln 1 1 l r e ce 7 ' ' 1 ' S 1 l 1 er f r the Y 7 ' s T ' 1s n 1' ps 7 s s 7 1 1 'ts 1 ' '1 e nis, . 1, 1 , 1 s' '1 lt 7 a 1 I ri U o e c ll s on, l 11 ' ' ec' X ' 'X1 7 1 -5 .Ate r 12: r. 1 7 - A 7 l s f U11 ' 'n , 1' ll V ,s -v A 7 s 1 7 1 1 f 7 ok is ' : Tl ' l e ' ' 1 , s 7 . 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A A 1 - . . . r 1 'c - r s' n 1 W A 1 r r - One mmute exposure Wnhng the book Heads for busmess The mdxspensables Lxtercxry helpers M1ss1on Accomphshed Mernorres Thts lo tan 1s lull of tlnernl When you IH later years look between the covers of th1s annual tt IS h ped by the staff that you wxll read about and see many scenes whtch brrng back memorles of the school year o 4 Twenty three senlors Barbara Wllson lean Todd Alrna Blgsby Mrldred lense Valeta Hoople Star Dlckerson lrm Bowne Wayne Waldron Yvonne BmlTh Martha Skmner Amy Krhovsky M1ldred Kemp une McClow Tom Blackmore Emery Townsend Thelma Moore loifce Whorley V1rg1n1a Pelon Doy Oyler Bob Bentley Shxr FFFlTI'g'l'ITl'Jn Pat 1c1a Putnam and Helen Eddy helped the hterary stall record the events worth rememberlng Memorles of belng the top salesma of the semors not on the stall but who sold ads and annua Wll alwavs be harbored by Lucrle Gallagher and lean Dunbar l1rst rank team rn ad salesman htp and Maxrne Rookus Beverly Kmgston Valeta Hoople and Mtldred lensen who sold at least 20 annuals The typrng was superbly handled by narrman Valeta Hoople Shu ley Yode and lean Todd To sttr up 1nterest rn the yearbook the stall sponso ed a broadcat whrch wlll be emembered by all Betty Wllcox headed the program plannmg Two sluts vere gxven one by Ernery Townsend Wayne Waldron and Monroe McPherson showlng FFA talent and the ot ter an orxglnal Western melodrama teatur g V1rg1n1a Pe Charles lack Gordon Vanhetloo and Ross oox lonn Barne and h1s swnng band Carleymae Warden and lune McClow and the boys quartette turnxshed the rhythm loyce Whorley Yvonne Srmth Ora Roberts Charles Koh loft Bob Black and swoonlng Sxnatra fans provlded the audlence echo whlle Betty Wrlcox handled sound effects Fred Ke1ster act1ng as master ot ceremonles and hm Bowne and Torn Blackmore as announcers put the pro gram among our souvemrs As always much of the credrt for the annual goes to Mtss Mabel Brown and Pr1nc1pal L T Smxth who gu1ded as through the 1ntr1cac1es of yearbook publlcatron and Russel Bates who rnampulates h1s camera lrlce a proles tona THE STAFF Fred Ke1ster Ill Helen Eddy Ldltor tn chtet Buslness ma ager Betty Wxlcox Agnes Howard V1rg1n1a Pelon Photography a srsta t Loulse Slykes Emery Townsend Sue Houghton Velrna lean Srgns Dons Font Barbara Wrlson Prmcrpal L T Sm1th Mrss Mabel E Brown Russel Bates l.1terary edrtor Buslness a 1 ants ttera V cornrnl tee ecretary Facuhv advt e Facu ty photoaraphe 0 0 Q - f I I 1 I 1 1 - O I I , . . , Q . ' . ' A A T , - ' ' o , r' ' . , , . I w ' H- ' , L.-l, 4 M A - - 'A A SA' 'A I A : n .,....... . A A , I ' A A I Photography editor ..,...,,.. Stuart Todd C' ' I A'y y A A ' , ssst ' . , . , ' ' ' ' 'A AA I ,A A y . s ' n s ....... 1 , .. S ,, . . Y A ' ' A , ' , ,, ' X, H L r . ....... , , , l A ' A , , I, A I it il ...,........ ' ' ' - A I ip ' ',' 153, 'scrs .,.... ' ' . . ' . 5 A ' Ag' ' A A , 'A , H I' ......., , That's Hollywood Wild Hobby Horses Curtain Call lAn attempt at suicide - arsenic in the tea - climb- ing to the top of the world. No, this isnt part of a night- mare. lt's just a few of the memories from the senior plays. After many nights of freezing in the lefferson gym and following Miss Coopers directions for gargling three times a day and getting plenty of rest, we gave two one-act plays entitled Thats Hollywood and Wild Hobby Horses. In l'That's Hollywood an attempt at suicide is frus- trated, and we are shown a few of the ups and downs of Hollywood life, . Stuart Weisgerber . lune McClow . Wayne Waldron Belvey Schroeder Terry Lake . . Lynn Forrester . Andy Pepper . Sue . . . Corabelle . . Doris Banhagel Wiggle ...... Lucile Gallagher Extras . . . . . Dorothy Ketner, Barbara Macklin, Emery Townsend Behind the scenes ln Wild Hobby Horses Mr. Carewe, an avid detective :story reader, scares his reluctant family into letting him have his own way. Mr. Carewe . . Torn Blackmore Miss Torrance . . Yvonne Smith Arthur .... Richard Hazle Donald . . . . lim Bowne Mrs Carewe . . Barbara Wilson Miss Martin . . . loyce Whorley Emma ..,..... Loraine Kohn Ring the telephone - turn down the lights - at last, pull the curtain Gordon Vanhetloo, Emery Townsend, Charles Kohloff, Star Dickerson, and lean Todd took care of the details as stage and properties committee. Mildred lensen, Agnes Howard, Lorraine Darnell, Helen Eddy, and Louise Slykes furnished the 'ipin-up material with their advertisements. Helping to pack the house were Velma lean Signs, Beverly Kingston, Martha Skin- ner, and Maxine Bookus, who acted as ushers. Principal L. T. Smith did a very good job in handling the ticket sales. The cast was made to Ulook its age by Russel Bates. make-up expert. The girls' double quartette, under the direction of Miss Esther Hubbard, Uwarbledw between plays. Putting it over Sqn. we President Stuart Todd Prophecy Valeta Hoople Barbara Wrlson Hrstory Fred Kerster M Salutcrtonrm Mzldred Iensen valedlctorlcm Betty Wrlcox A Backward Glance lt was a Warm autumn day ln September l94O when a group of gxrls and boys came back to school to assume the lowly posltton of freshmen Although they were but nlnth graders they had a proud and regal feeltng for they were ln the h1ghest grade ln the 1un1or h1gh At th1s trme many of them began what was to dtstmgutsh them throughout thetr h1gh school career Betty Wtlcox began to chalk up As rtght and left whlle Chuck Kohloff and Don Oyler earned places on the football team After a gruellmg campalgn Rtchard Ltntrer Nas elected prestdent of the student councxl We recall the horrtble case of stage frtght we suffered that memorable ntght when the curtam rose on the Dramattc club plays Upon arr1v1ng at thelr predetermtned place tn the new mores began to adlust themselves to a new schedule under the gurdance of pres1dent Helen Eddy vtce pres1 dent Bob Rlvett secretary Norma Lee Came and treas urer lean Todd Predomrnant throughout the lovtal feel mg of the group was the undercurrent of war and tn December of that year came the fateful day of Pearl Harbor As a reltef to the war tenslon we gave the much talked about Sweater party Wlth our second semester draw1ng to a close we looked forward to betng 1un1ors l942l We entered our 1un1or year as a unlted class led by the Four Horsemen B1ll Larson pres1dent Don Oyler v1ce presldent Emery Townsend secretary and Chuck Kohloff treasurer Norma Lee Came and Sue Houghton represented our class as runners up for Vlctory Queen m the war bond contest Sport honors were carried off by Don Oyler Chuck Kohloff and B1ll Larson who were placed on the All Conference football team One of the htghllghts of the year was the annual Junior sentor prom whrch was a huge success under the gu1dmg hands of Mlss Gaunt and Mr Morrall For one ntght the Iefferson gym was a Dream Boat and a naut1cal effect was cer tatnly achleved Exams over we SG1d our goodbyes untrl autumn Fall arrlved and we assumed the t1tle of d1gn1f1ed semors Eollowlng ln the steps of hts two elder brothers Stuart Todd was elected presldent whlle Phll Ayers Velma lean Stgns Sue Houghton and Don Greenhoe made up the rest of the offtcers Standmg staunchly be Smlth who helped us 1n our hour of need After frantic efforts to recrutt actors for our two plays Wlld Hobby Horses and Thats Hollywood the casts were frnally chosen and the plays were a sellout Don Hoy and Bob Rxvett who had left our ranks to go 1nto the Navy were Jolned by Stan Edwards who completed hls credlts and yotned the A1r Corps at mzdterm Fmally at the end of Aprll rellef came to a harrled group of boys and gtrls who composed the Annual Staff when the ftnal copy was shtpped off to the prmters Then on lune 9 1944 ln a f1tt1ng ceremony we the semors of the lonra htgh school recewed our dxplomas and set out to make our place m the World F 'E . ' . . . building, in September of l94l, the class, now sopho- side us were our class sponsors, Miss Cooper and Mr. 60 A Legacy To The Future the semors of lon1a hrgh school crty of loma State rchrgan berng of sound m1nd and body and wrth nowledge that we are about to leave our exalted mater do hereby formulate our last wrll and testa the senror class do leave to the faculty all of the of managrng an unruly student body the senror class do leave to the faculty patxence to out another year of pandemonrum K e senror class do leave to the 1un1or class our ence and respect e he senlor class do leave our frnancxal success to un1or class May 1t swell thelr coffers to overflowlng e the sentor class do leave to the sophomores our d' free days rn loma hrgh school l e the sen1or class do leave to the freshmen our ath achlevernents May you carry them to greater ts e hereby appornt Lloyd T Srmth sole executor of our last w1ll and testament ar Dlckerson do leave my super salesmanshrp to the rumor class May 1t serve them well ghd Ayers do leave my mathematlcal genlus to Bob ack Valeta Hoople do leave my strawberry blonde locks to someone who Wlll appreclate them more than l do Ilm Bowne bequeath my superb drrvrng technlque to I1m Langdon who has a pretty good start loe Lockwood do leave my trustworthy Ford to any lad w1th a weak mmd and strong back Robert Bentley do leave my str1ng of broken hearts to Kent Raymor May he comfort and solace the bereaved Shlrley Yoder do leave my manrpulatlve sklll to Marlan Barley May she be the nearest human approach to perpetual motron lune McClow do leave my talents muslcal and other wrse to Carleymae Warden who has a goodly share of her own Tom Blackmore do leave prowess at debate to anyone who flnds hrmself 1n perverse crrcumstances o of drdactrc lnclmatron arles Kohlotf do leave my way w1th women to any who frnds hlmself shorthanded V? Class song El1za eth MOff1f Iune McClow Loulse Slykes Luclle Gallagher Class wxll Velma lean Signs Tom Blackmore Pat Putnam Class poem Sue Houghton The spade Wayne Waldron Bob Whxtesxdes Patrlcra Putnam do leave my drlvrng Gb1l1lY to the lucky soul who can get the gas loe Sche1ern do leave my abundant store of sc1ent1f1c knowledge to any Nobel asprrant Don Oyler do leave my all round athletrc ab1l1ty un hampered by fem1n1ne wtles to Howard Fate Stuart Todd do leave my trred tom toms to anyone res1d1ng outslde the pale of c1v1l1zat1on Emery Townsend do leave my ab1l1ty of belng nurse mald to Mr Bates and hrs equrpment to the unlucky rumor who gets caught We Suzanne Houghton and Luc1le Gallagher do leave the terrors and howls of physrcs class to any 1un1or grrls adventurous enough to take tt up We Louxse Slykes and Velma lean Slgn do leave our beloved Spotllght to anyone who has a reporters nose for news patrence a plenty nerves of 1ron a knack for headlrnes and plenty of vrctuals on Thursday nrghts We Barbara Wrlson and Vrrgmra Pelon leave our solu t1on to the manpower problem to mnety frve per cent of the grrls rn the 1un1or class May they use 1t spar lngly We the emor class do hereby declare thrs to be our last attestatron 1n wrtness whereof we hereunto ascrlbe our names on the e1ghth day of lune ln the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and forty four Sxgned The Sen1or Class of 1944 We hereby swear that the prececllng document was on the above date slgned sealed and declared to be the Last Wxll and Testament of the Sen1or Class S1gned Thomas Blackmore Patrrcla Putnam Notary Publtc Velma lean Stgns My commlsslon explres Iune 8 1944 nf ' ' ' I' I v V . , . I h 1.9 4, I . . . I I , - l 1, , ' 513, I , ' ' V I' V . . , - , th ' , A ' . - ' 1 I . . ' -1 A 1 1 - V -1 n ' ' -, A A A ls, ff' 111 . 1 ' - ' 4 l 1 . ,Zi IV A ' ' . ' ' . ' - x. :r I ' r I - 1 A S f 1 I :?',' . V . . ' . 4' '1 ' . . ' ' xi, A . ' , - v U ' . Il 5 ll .I , I . I I I IV . I U , Il ' I . . 1 l H - 1, f ' ' , II - 'I . . . . A 1, A , ' ' , r . K, We 14 the cooperatron and trrendhness shown us by the merchants and townspeople ot lonra who have made 1t possrble for us to publlsh th1s annual YPSILANTI REED FURNITURE Furnrture and Bus Seats Cornplrrnents ol STRANDS SHOE STORE IONIA LIVESTOCK SALES CO Sale every Monday at l 30 Cornplrrnents ot LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE IONIA COUNTY NEWS Drstrnctrve Prrntrng Cornplrrnents ot IONIA ORDER OF ELKS TODD 6. ROSS INC Complrrnents of KROGER GROCERY AND BAKING CO Cfrocerres and Meats Cornplrrnents of RAYMOND COON YEOMANS DAIRY Qualrty Darry Products Complrrnents of CITY MARKET Good Luck rn a Free Amerrca IONIA DESK COMPANY Cornplrrnents of THE GAMBLE STORE FRANKS Sc to S100 STORE Ionra Mrchrgan Best Wrshes to Class ol 44 GLADYS BEAUTY SHOP Cornphrnents of DR FOUST OPTOMETRIST SPAULDING S HARDWARE Congratulatrons Semors TUPPER S ICE CREAM Cornplunents of WALTONS PASTRY SHOP Corrpltments ot MASON S CLEANERS GEORGE VANCE AGENCY lnsurance and Real Estate Cornphments of Cornplrrnents of PAUL STAMSEN OPTOMETRIST Congratulattons from IONIA POTTERY COMPANY Gruen and Bulova Watches C G VAN REENEN Comphrnents of MARKS ACCESSORIES STORE FATE S FOOD MARKET Best WIS es to Class of 4 STOUT ELEVATOR CO Co oltments ot BEEBE RADIO SERVICE IONIA BOTTLING WORKS Drrnlc Coca Cola WATERS SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entrre Famll, Courtesy of IOHN DETMERS 6- SONS Holstem Cattle Co pllrrents o Congratulatrons from THE SUGAR BOWL SMI'I'H 6. SMITH Servrng Graduates Srnce l872 lonra s Ne N Hotel THE W1I.LISTON CASWELL SUPER SERVICE Next to Parrgrounds Cortcphrnents of HARRY LYLE Good Luclcl SYMONS FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS MARTIN S TAXI Phone 956 Compllments ot MAGPA FRENCH S Musrc Applrances Grtts BOYNTON S Furnrture and Funeral Drrectors compnmems of Jos M LYONS PoNT1Aq 122 s todd st Congratulatrons Graduates IONIA CONEY ISLAND L D BENEDICT Osteopathrc Phys1c1an loma Motors DODGE PLYMOUTH DR CHANDLER HAIGHT MICHIGAN FIDELITY LOAN COMPANY Cornplrrnents DR. . 1 CO. . ASSOCIATED TRUCK LINES, INC. In Cf'i,i3NI1IEY C6- 02 Congratulatrons LEITER HEREFORD FARM Comphments of FOXS GROCERY SOUTH IONIA HILL FRAVEL LAUNDRY Bug and Dry Clearers Cornplrrnents ot KEMP ACCOUNT SERVICE THE HUB SHOE STORE Shoes ot Qualrty Cornphrnents of GEORGE HACKETT GILCHRIST S Bakery and Grocenes Cornplnnents ot MARGARET WEBBER Courtesy ot SPENCER SERVICE STATION Cotnplrrnents ot VANS AUTO CLINIC ongratulatrons to the Class of l944 MAYOR CLARENCE S IOHNSON Cornplrrnents ot DR E S SOCHA MD Congratulatrons to the Class of BEAUTY HOUSE LINCOLN S Ladres and Chrldren s Wearrng Apparel Cornplrrnents o THORPS DAIRY BAR WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE Chas A Ernrnons Comphments of WHIPPLES Prrntrng Othce Supplres Statlonery Cornplrments of ORSON E COE OLDSMOBILE Courtesy ot BALZELL S BARBER SHOP FULLER S FURNITURE STORE 334 30 W Math Plnone 30 IRELAND HARDWARE Soort1ng Goods and Parnts Comphments ot SHERIFF S OFFICE COBB AND ANSLOW Chry ler and Plymouth VINCENT S GREENHOUSE For Prorn Corsages Comphments ot VELMAS BEAUTY SHOP Comphments ot BOARDMAN S PLUMBING AND HEATING Andrew A Brsser Owner Comphments of MR AND MRS I H CORCORANS IACKS STORE Furnrture Bugs Stoves STEVENSON S Dry Goods Floor Coverrng Apparel GEISERS TIRE SERVICE Phone 798 North Dexter St Comphments of HARRY BUXTON Meats GTOCSFISS F W WOOLWORTH CO Greetmqs to the Class DR R R WHITTEN Physrcran and Surgeon IEWETT S DRESS SHOP School Dresses Blouses Sweaters Skrrts HODGKINS GROCERY Meats Grocerres Servrce Quahty Best Wrshes to Class ot 44 RICHARD H DODES UNDERSHERIFF NIFTY SANDWICH SHOP S DEPOT HORNS FURNITURE MARKET Satrstachon Guaranteed Best Wrshes to Class ot 44 HANSON MOTOR SALES Comphments of DR R S SYKES DENTIST INGLESIDE FARM STANLEY M POWELL Mrlkrng Shorthorns Shropshrre Sheep Complrrnents of STONE S GRILL THE LAUSTER MARKET lonra s Frner Food Store MCNAMARA S Students Headquarters PLAZA HOTEL YOU WILL LIKE IT lt s a Good Place to Sleep Complrrnents of LIBERTY CAFE 345 W Mcxm Iomcx DR BESS STRONG Osteopathrc Physrcran Comphments of ED MINAKER S GARAGE Cornplrrnents ot HII.TON COOPER AGENCY Courtesy ot HARWOOD HEREFORD 6. SOUTHDOWN FARMS SHORT WAY LINES I I I I I . ' ' ' ' ' ' Best Wishes to Class ot '44 I 44 , ' 4 L . . u I W , . ' 1 I . I . 3 . 63 Comphrnents of IOHNSONS FOOD MARKET STONE FUNERAL HOME Orm Stone Dale W Kauffman Cornpllrnents of IONIA DAILY SENTINEL STANDARD CONNER AUTO SUPPLY Wholesale Auto Parts and Equlprnent DRS C G and H L WINCHELL Dent1sts Compltrnents of GRAND VALLEY BREWING CO WEBER S WESTINGHOUSE Electrrcal Applrances Congratulatronsl MONTGOMERY WARD 6. CO Complrments of DRS F M MARSH cmdl I MCCANN IONIA HARDWARE COMPANY Cornpllments of DALE K IEPSON PROBATE IUDGE MARTIN S CLOTHING STORE Congratulauons Graduatesl Cornpltmenfs MODERN CLEANERS Best Wrshes to Class of 44 ERNEST FOUNTAIN Comphrnents of COREY S Congratulatrons to the Class of 1944 IONIA CREAMERY CO Cornphments of RAILWAY EXPRESS RAINBOW RECREATION Bowlmg Brlllards Plng Pong Comphrnents of WOMEN OF THE MOOSE Compllments of FLOSSIE INN A 6. P SUPER MARKET 4l5 Mam St IONATHAN HALE 61 SONS Flour Srnce l85B Mrllers Cornphrnents of LEVALLEY BEAUTY SHOP WARDLE AGENCY INC lon1a Mrclmgan Eat at IONIA CAFE M1ke Terkos Prop Enyoy the Best Food and Coffee N Beer Cornplunents of IONIA AND CENTER THEATRES Best W1shes to the Class of 944 IOHNSON SHOE STORE Compllrnents of WOODARD LAKE RESORT MCLELLAN S STORE Complrrnents of ESTHER I MCKENDRY 'I'HE VOELKER AGENCY INSURANCE lonra Mlchrgan Cornplrments of THORP S HI SPEED SERVICE GITTLEMANS STYLE SHOP Ladles Apparel Cornplrrnents of VOGUE SHOP SPENCER S Maln and Steele Complrrnents of SILVER DOLLAR BAR Best Wrshes to You BROGAN INSURANCE AGENCY Complrrnents of CRYSTAL FLASH DON S GARAGE Hudson Sales CS Servrce Cornplrments of MARSHALL WRIGHT LUMBER COMPANY MQCDONOUGH STUDIO Frames Greetrng Cards Comphments of C 'I'HOMAS STORE Cornplrments of HALSTED S GIFT AND FLOWER SHOP Cornphrnents of HILER S SPORTING GOODS Best W1shes to Class of 44 DARLING S CLEANERS Cornplrrnents of ESTHER R THOMPSON GROOMS BARBER SHOP BERGER MOTOR SALES Sales CHEVROLET Servlces Cornplrments IONIA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Congratulatrons frorrv IONIA CHAMBER OF COMIVIERCE I I AT O Stoves ---- Refrigerators Sporting Goods E 64
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