.s.:...---v-,- .-..-..........,, , A, 4944 ' f I . C, ' f C Z! 4 F T3' Hdx Y W ,,,. . Ni V , H, Q 'L fy! ' , v , M-W 3 fb N Q f , Lu' Og A X, x Q x . Ns. f ' !. X. Cxbigal' 1 I, Y . Q 'H-s 5 fs'-' IN: uf' 9167 I T I I-IghSh -I C4?ll3l'iS 'lQCl Ly he Senior Class of f Ollia. i C ool CVjO1fliCl, CYl Zfc'l1iQc1r1 Tll IZ IUNIAN - I947 3 x To Coath loseph Nevxtll who 11 hh tvto year t Ioma High haQ really dont thinvb for the Ioma Bulldov enablmv them to um the Webt Centril Football Con fererite labt aeason who 15 aeldom ahbtnt from 1 wthool sidea being a good friend to exery one ix albo i dt ideally good mfluence on all the hop with xxhom he it iwoti ate on both teamx intl in gym tlasbt: to him th elasb of 1947 wwhtx to deditite thi Iomm ' ' J ' 1- ' , 'I 'Q ' Q 5 a e - r 1 i r-4 ll 559 ' 3 1' -, w- Q ' , party or some other extra curricular activity: who, he' A ' A M . -3 ' Y 3, I: ' f Q sci 3 V d H' 3 1 ' x ' M' -7 ' , e ' A 4. 'S ' 2 ' 's 'Q Oimxnxshaixon T XLLUL if-if---'11 'i' 'hfuijrl Z gm H an s---,,,,,,,........ Nz N--'----- ' X X fy! :,...? Z,- -,--1... 9 Board of Our Board of Education has been kept very busy during the past year inspecting plans and different schools, so that Ionia's new buildings will be as modern and as upftofdate as possible, The members of the Board of Education are all prominent lonia businessmen who are greatly interested in seeing that Ionia has the best school system possible. We cannot begin to thank these men for willingly giving their time and ability to our many problems. Education The Board of Education hi mad it pi lble for the students to View the latest seientifie equipment through field othe year to ei trips. It has tried to supply the latest textbooks and r equipment necessary for progressixe learning This they secured the property east ot the high school iable the city to build a new stadium They have co-operated xxhole heartedlx xxith the fac ulty in making Ionia High one of the be t school in the SIRIC. I x X HM l ARTHLR A RATHER llfhll T SVIITH I-or ill war Superintendent Rather ha been the uhm. r 4 po ll tho i beautiful tie Printipal Smith as o he onia L ool s em r une-1 1 en o a xt ir H re Q-ner is A B am W 2 eu at Lintral and the lnxxu in of Wlichipean H Ltnero i x uieru 1 the Lmxer itx of 'Vlichiyean Tsaehim. mint and a xxillin nes axxax t it htlpln ham nmitar r oclologe-, ook me tim: durin 1 pa t year Rather to all who know hum. smith is 'able to call ulmopt urrx student bs nxme and ta es ap 1-rs 2 in I s in everyo 5 x j .k,: k Z, Ly ww, -ws: Q avi- wwe 1 ,,:f3,gsgg,g2:' wk R ' 1,f:vafu A ,QQ vii, V4 Mwifs iilii N ggw 1:-fl, ,mg Q Qayli. :Sin 3? f 7 x' ' 4 as 3, 5 1 'I sq 95 1' 5 H Llgzii-xsgaq 'MF DUNAI Il WIOORIL :XI mr 1 In'-tnuu mdm xtorb N dmnlc Il Ilruxlng. NI If 'VI I I A 'I I 'VI1Lh1L. I I Il'I'0RlJ HASI ll lx xx Xprnultury Iimlup lchly. xn Num I S I' RANK IS VI ITHI' RSPOOX mp m IL Shop nrrl Il MARK ARPT BNON mm I' I u Humq Iwmwmn 'VI N IN L S Ihlg, In NI I ul In C7-4 'A MAX S xtmt Mm ll Mu-nz IN M L I K S mln x 'VIII DRED BRINIJI I' lhy-.14 II I'IIIICdIlIlh 'II S NI utxhc I' N wunzs' unml I'nwunb1z Inbtr ntzl 'Vlubu Vlwhnsm St nu Iollmgm Ii 'I nun ltx uf 'Vluhlg JOSILPH NEVIPLL lLuALh1ng A hlntlg I :Wands flulw Lnus ha am umm Lnllnu VI 'Vl C F I nuer xtx t 'Ilxghx 1 I UCILLIL POSSEHN Ofhm Xe-.1 tant Ionu Hugh Qchool llolh BESSIE NIC h0LAI Clerk to Board of Fduc xtlon Iferrlx In Inuu Facultw mn Seunon 7,1-'ml' I A - C11- .Iv' ' 2 1 ', ,firm Y., .'. C, . .I , Q A I'nix'm-sity 1-' . V 'fan Wy: I'.Nl.lf.I'I, wif ' II .F.A. All E:-rl! III 'fz - I'IvII'gm ILS. Isl' :lk-an mul +11 A l',A1.c'.1c. F- 'Q Ins't11Iv . Q I ' IH I lc. 'I Im' - I' '-5 . '. '. Iif. Mi- 'fa Hmm- ' I - 'IIM7 if W ' ff ,wgx ix. ,R it ., V . 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Clair Speckin. jr., starte work here just t is year, He makes a handsome addition to the trio of expert cus' todians which lonia High School hoasts. The Ionia High School Cxfettria hts served well hilaneed lunthes to oxer DO students daily during the past school year. Mrs. Belva Smith ha: been superwisor and ha, had as her 'thle assistants lwlrs. M'1ry Chadwick and Mrs. Elizabeth Udell. Truly, the students appreciate th sir efforts and thank them explicitly. Mrs. David Han- son substitutes for any of the other women if they are i. wr il '. r:. Florence ornell has e urge of the ticket sales an as as her ticket salesmen: Shir ey leters acolyn Priest and oan Font, while Ivladeleine York served as cafeteria girl, and took tickets during the noon hour rush. 1 'I Lu V Sumh a , 3 X kexx ,xi ,N ,if . , Y V ls.-1-.fr .F . L ' ui 'wil Bah mm x- -- '- -+ I Class Poet Coralle Curt: Song laura May Ander on Joanne Gaerman Richard Frcen Prophets Clyde Spencer Robert Luz Wxll Manlyn Coe Arloa Smalh Historians Janace Melhnzer Alace Teachmann Class Day Program Class Wall We the Semor Class of the lonla Hleh Sehool Caty of Ion1a State of Mlehagan beanq of sound mand and body and not knowang what may befall us and beang aware that soon we shall leaye these halls foreyer do hereby publaely make our hrst and last valll and testament ARTICLE I We the Senaor Class do leaxe to the Board of Eduea taon our promlse that vye yyall endeaxor to beeome vyorthy e1t1a.ens ARTICLE II To th Faeulty we leave our saneere gratatude for thelr Ulltlflllg help throughout our four years ARTICLE III To the umor Class vxe leaye the honor ot bemg looked upon as Senaors of the Ionaa High School To the Sophomores and Freshmen we leaye eourage Youll need at vye dld ARTICLE IV Our Personal Bequests I Daek Neustlfter do le aye my exeellent football ablhty to Chuek Langdon I Uldene Parker do leaye my good nature to Ruth Perraen I Alaee Teaehmann do leaye my traendlaness to Kath ryn Steneal I Bob MeBrayaae do leaye my danemg teehnaque to Don Wcnlfert yyho already ha a good start to Daye Han on I uentm Brletson do leaye Semor Enqhsh mueh to my relaef I oyee Fox do leaye my frequent absenee to anyone vyho ean haye a mueh fun as lye had I Ratfee ohns do leaye my abalaty to read notes musaeal and otherwase to Margaret Strand I Laura May Anderson do not leave my mterest an Paggy Hodson to anyone I Bob Luz do leave my vntty saymgs to Chras Harder I Harry Gemuend do leaye my su aye vaay vvlth garls to Don Kahloff May he earry on breaklng hearts as I have I Clyde Speneer vxlsh to keep all I haye We the Senaor Sextet do leave the joy ot workang wlth Mass Bowman to the Sophomore Sextet We Maralyn Frlend and Norma Gloss1 do leave our petate saze to Carol Youngs and joan Bradley We the Senaor Class do leaye our best washes to Nancy Edmgton We Mar1lyn Coe and Arloa Smath do leave the hectle burden of Wfltlllg next years W1ll and Testament to Carol Covert and ,loan Fleekenstem af they have honor to be chosen We hereby appomt Lloyd T Smath sole exeeutor of thas our last wall and testament Slgned The Semor Class of 1947 Thas document was sagned sealed and declared by the Senaor Cl s to be thear last vull and testament Sagned Notary Publae Maralyn Coe Arloa Sm1th My eommassaon exp1res june 1 1947 I 3 x I ' r I -Y ' ' 1 1 el 1 e 2 ' I - y -. . . 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W -, Class I-Izstory The k1 kotf of the first of four fun filled quarters began 1n September of 194 Our pos1t1on as upperclass men of the W B Lmcoln Jr H1gh School was brought to a sudden halt by the condemnmg of that bu1ld1ng It wis tlmc out rlght enough but behcve If or not lt was tlme out to flnd a new pl xymg field We bccxmc lowly bench warmers III tht Scmor Hxgh Two freshmen who d1st1ngu1shcd themsclxcs were lmct Todd who wis chosen drum major and who contlnucd to lead the band durlng her hxgh school career and Clyde Spencer who won honors 1n declamatory work In the second quarter our class partlclpated III the school bond drrwc Rlffee Johns and Betty Heath took honors w1th the upperclassmen by wmnmg medals for thelr outstandmg work IH the drlve Several of our fel low students also took part 1n the operetta g1V6H by the mus1c department In athletlcs our class showed 115 ablllty by wmmng several varslty letters The wmners were Rlchard Spauldlng and Max VanVleck 1n basket ball Stanley Kltch Rlchard LeValley Douglas Bened1ct and R1chard Spauldlng 1n football and Rlchard Neus The hlgh light of the thlrd quarter was the Jr Prom For the Hrst tlme wc chose offiters to plan our act1v1t1es Clyde Spencer wxs elected pres1dent R1chard Neusufter v1ce '7I'C9IClEIlt Robert Hague treasurer and Marxlyn Fnend secretary Rlchard Neustlfter was elected cap tam of the 1946 grldlron team Our outstandmg people ID the speech field were Clyde Spencer and Robert Luz The final quarter was undertaken wrth great enthus1 asm Robert Hague was elected presldent Harry Ge muend VICE presldent Norene Parker secretary Janlce Melhnger treasurer and Quentln Brlctson sergeant at arms Our football team won the West Central Con ference Champ1onsh1p under the leadershlp of Rlchard Neustlfter That wlll haxc to be the last down There wont be any more plays 1n th1s the most exc1t1ng game that we have played The clock s b1g hand stands at zero The tlmer holds the p1stol hlgh 1n a1r Crack' The game ends We stream from the field of h1gh school contests to lxfe s b1g game Presulcnt Robert Hrgue Valedlctor ans U dene Parke Mar Iyn Fr end Salutatorxan N Pa ker Spade? a JnrPredntD dHn Wes Log bah I w 'C , x , - s N . , . . 3 5 J. c r C S ' . 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' ., resent lion: u io si e , avi a son, ley n ' c , ' ' ' L , L ' , V Class Prophecy The oeeasron yyhleh l01l11i Hxgh Sehool students and alumm haye planned and dretmed of for many long years has finally mtter1al1zed On th1s glorrous n1ght rn 1970 the new IOIIIA H1gh Sehool QYIHIIHSIUIII 15 to be dedlcated The feature attr1et1on of the evemng w1ll be a baske ball game between the Bulldogs of lO111d. and the Kentueky Wllde 1ts for the bi ketbxll ehamp1onsh1p of the Unxted St mtes Mueh of the eredlt for the pl innrng md eonstruetxon of thxs huge gymnasxum vyhleh eoyers four e1ty blocks IS due tl e famous eonstruet1on team of Stan Klteh, en Umeer, and Merrell Ketehum elrxftsman Most of the funds to eonstruet th1s mammoth arena were generously donated by Dr Raffee ohns ellllllellt phys1e1an who has just returned from Franee where he performed the del1eate operatlon of YCITIOXIIIQ' 1 sllyef from the hand of the lllllt d States ambassldor to Franee Bob Hague S1nee Coaeh Joe Newell of lonla arr1yed 111 th1s fa1r city way baek 111 1945 he has brought the athlet1e teams of IHS IXIIO the I1it10I11l hmelwht after Wllllllllg the MILDIQHI1 basketball eh lI11p1OI1Sl'11p for f1fteen eonsecu txye years The referees for tomght s battle vnll be D1ek Spauld mg who eoaehes the professlonal basketball champs, Spauldlng s Sharpshooters md the man who made Amerlea forget jesse Owens and Glenn Cunnmgham because of h1s spectacular y1ctor1es ID the 19W Olymp1e games D1ek Neustlfter Attendlng the game from a soelal standpolnt wrll be LOIS Ansloyx the soe1ety edltor of the New York Dally Blow and her elose acqualntanee Ruth Smlth who 1S here to vet new xdeas for hat eremons for Ye Dalnty Garments Shoppe In the ble lehers can be seen miny alumm of the fa mous IHS class of 47 xneludnw the world famous ar ehrteet Marllyn Coe Doe Putnam who IQ best remem bered for h1s faye eonsecutlye lndlanapohs Speedway champ1onsh1ps dr1y1ng h1s atom powered racmg car de slgned and engmeered by Dxek LeValley of the LeValley Atom Spl1tt1ng Corporatlon the em1nent genealog1st D1ck Wagner who has just revealed the story of hovt he d1s eoyered th MISSIIIQ Llllli someyyhere near the mys terlous e1ty of Mumr Mlehlllll Wesley' Longanbieh and R1chard Comer who have just nnlshed Dlllldlllg a sus pens1on brldve from earth to moon Maxme Mltchell 1ust baek from the North Pole where she ha been busy selhng refrlgerators to Esklmos the lnventor of the new errorless typewr1ter, joy e Larson and uent1n Br1ctson, who Will tomorroyx attempt to better h1s reeord skx Jump of 716 feet estabhshed at Su1e1de Hlll at the Bertha Brock Park 111 the Wxrlter of wo anet Todd erextor of the sensxtronal eonne str1p L1ttle Grphan jannle Norene and Uldene Parker Congresswomen from M1eh1gan novt eompetmg for the gubernatonal post Velma Beaeh, who ls now workmg on a runless s1lk stoeklng Laurt May Anderson and Bob MeBrayne the danemg stars of the Broadway produe t1on Danee Dont Run who em now be seen enter mg through the s1de entranee tnd xre lD61l'lg greeted by early eomefs Mary Anne Steyenson mtnager of Y Da1nty Garments Shoppe Marllyn Fr1end eomposer of the latest song h1t Not Gullty md Harry Gemuend vtho has lust returned w1th h1 bind Harrys Hoos1er Hot Shots from Afrlea where he has been U1'y1llg bene fit performanees for the natlves In the far end of the gym strugghng desperately to get some hog dogs and pop fre Gorahe Curt1s Vklllllel' of the Nobel pr11.e 111 poetry S1r Max VanVleek Grder of the Bath who has just been knlghted by the Enghsh klllg for sw1mm1nf1 the Enghsh eh mnel w1th h1s hands and feet t1ed whlle fOW1X1g 1 th1rty foot barge dealer rn rare old loye letters Ioyee Fox Betty Heath who has just hmshed her latest book The Egg and You Norma Glossl better known as Madlme Crystalball fortune teller extraordlnary D1ek Potter publ1c1ty tgent for Danee Dont Run and Arloa Smlth edltor of the women fashron mag 1z1ne ent1tled Vyfomm s Lone Companxon Far up ln the baleony we fre blrely xble to see the drama er1t1c for the New York Darly Blow Alm Yonan, joan Peabody OI'1Q1I1dt0I' of the new deadher perfume Mrdmght Madness Gordle ja k eenter faelder for the Lyons Larrupers D1ek Klmble qunmaster on In formatlon Please Allee Telchmann member of lnfor matlon Please board of experts Gene Henry professor of phy s1CS at Unly ers1ty of Mxchlgan, holder of vyomen s golf ehamp1onsh1p 'Iamee Melhnger Douglas Bened1et v1ol1n ylrtuoso of the world Joanne G1t,I'H1'l1l, star elar1net1st Ill Harry s Hoos1er Hot Shots The game started off w1th a bang and at half t1me Boy and Glrl Who Drd Most Cleverest Buy and Girl Cutegt Gu-I and Mug! for the School Janet Todd Athletic Boy Lols Anslow Bob Luz Marilyn Friend Bob Hague Duck Neusufter 1. 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I x -x 1 v 1' ' 1 ' , 1 I Y ' 5 1 Q Y 4- ' 1 ,'- ' I .li 1 N' G. , , 3 V Q I - - . x N . 1 I 1 , D ' - e 1 7 Ionra led 7614 Durxng the half tlme mtermlsslon as we walked around th1s huge blllldlilgf we stw the pmg pong profess1onal Arlo Manley shovung Don Ge1ger author of current best seller Lxfe rn the Naxy hove Arlo won h1s last match In the huge lobby we met Betty Arntz and Betty Grrll owners of the Two Bettys School for Grrls rn Po1se and Cheerleadmg As we were passmg the publ1c CXLYLISL room we spot ted Vlctor Shamp huge dnmond and emerild magnate domg h1s da1ly exerclses l1ft1ng prnff pong balls We met Nancy Post meanderlng lround She IS the health edltor of the New York Blow and wr1ter of the column Loaf and Let Lo rf We stopped tt the hot dog stand md ptrtook of the new french fr1ecl frankfurt rnvcntcd by the vuorld re nowned d1et1c1ans Dorothy Re1ger and Donna Pomt Beryl Munn ovx ner of the Inter planetary Harvester Cor porat1on was seen there talkmg to Wlllxrd Hxwley chlef engmeer for the vndenmg of the Panama Canal We polrtely upped our hats to Dorothy Glossl md Colleen Moore co ed1tors of the three weekly maga 1nes Squ1nt Squlrt and Squat jane Redem sky head nurse and assxstant to Dr johns nearly knocked us dovxn as we were WAVIIIU llke a couple of lmbeelles to Alun Stanton and Vernol Scutt who were partners 111 the famous experlment of crossbreedlng cows and cocoa trees to obta1n chocolate m1lk We saw Mae Fllnt and Audrey Chap1n currently voted Housew1ves of the year just as we left the hot dog stand we heard Dor1s Ba1ley and Sh1rley Burlm game whrstlmg a few palpxtatlons from thelr newest song h1t Pleurlsy a sequel to the 1947 h1t Heart aches In the corner ne xr the hot dog stand we caught Mar jorle Nlelsen fllpplng a com wxth Shlrley Reglm to see lf Shlrley would wm one of Marjones cham of theaters or 1f Marjorle would w1n one of Shlrley s many beauty shops Watchlng them was Madellne York famous qurz mlstress who glV6S xway the prlzes to all customers who are elther sextuplets or survlvors of the Battle of Bull Run We returned to the game and watched Ionla EXCFI cate a close one from the Ere 78 35 A dance was held 1n the gym after the contest and all of the old 1947 grads were there We notrced Jeanette Trav1s lnventor of a ha1r washlng machlne whlch shampoos the ha1r and combs It gummxng the well known fat vuth Dortha Mc Llllllli tuthoress of the elasslc satlre Gulllble Gul hycr s PLI'll'11l'7Lll1I10I1Q Near the band stand Vsc spotted Harr1et Smalley parnter of thc famous masterplece Mona Lxzzard Standmg near her were Ardlth Thalrson and Ir1s Wlles operators of the world s only donut hole l1c1ng machme Shlrley Leroy furnrture dcslgncr exqumsxto was appear 1ng very happy over her new erc 1t1on in e tsy eha1r w1th an automatlc spectacles remover 111 case one should fall asleep Talkrng Wlth Shrrley were Vrrgmla Hamlm and Maryetta Roberts founders of that great veomen s club Loyal Grder of Helpful Hens We met Lloycc H1ll flmous woman radno commenta tor who mxlyres the analyzed news whlch has been mtlyecd by the malyzer who sums up whit the first news analyst has summed up from the news W1lk1Hg along wlth Lloyce was mc Bentley who 1nx ented run less sxlk stockmgs you cant even walk rn them We notxced Helen Ross danemg she IS an lrnportant lnter lxtes wh it the auctloneers sly Refreshments were sery cd by Berneta Anderson chref cook and owner of the Anderson s Ace rn the Hole restaurant Whlle vxc were stufhng ourselves to corpulen cy Wllna Durkec famous woman test pllot of the Llttle .hm Dandy Rocket Racer brcezed by We saw Patsy Haas come strolhng lelsurely rn She IS head ha1r dresser to Tchnechrot queen of the moon Wrth her was oanna Kolarlk authoress of the artrcle Ten Mmutes Frfty one Seconds ln the Tlme Magazlne Well the 1n1t1al event IH the new gym was a huge success, and just as we were leav1ng we saw Joyce Marsh and Barbara Reusser famed Arct1c explorers, come mushlng thelr sled dogs up to the door to greet thelr old classmates Greetmg them warmly was Barbara Hans barger wealthy furrrer who deals ID rare old alhgator skxns just then we caught a gllmpse of Opal Prlest lnventor of the palnless radlo commerclal Also leavmg were Margaret Schwab and Bermce Helmer wrrters of the mus1cal score for the smash Broadway h1t Rhapsody ln Red Rash just as we pulled away from the curb we waved to Yvonne Scutt, teacher 1n the Carnegxe Bubble blowmg Instltute Yes xt was a grand nlght and a fittmg cllmax to see all of the successful old 1947 IHS grads assembled to gxve the same old school spmt to the game Best Dancers Most Popular Boy and Girl Prettlest Girl and Most laura May Anderson Ruth Smith Handsome Boy Bob McBrayne Bob Hague Nofenf Pifkel' Dick I eVallcy 7 ' e 3 e s - ' s ' ' , .1 , ' , . 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I . - , ' 9 ' ' I ' Q , C 7 Q ,aff I I K' ALVIN AnA1R BILRNPTA ANDERSON 1-ORDON ANDERSON Worry play: 1 Nmall mx llfe 0 Nfl-i f 11111 1n una umm uorrx ft A 1 nmtu xu 1 hurrx nru A Hmmm l-cununm Cluln K ummm 11 Returned Sc rx me man QQ.. if 44- -my LOIS ANSI UW There an txxu -. 1rx 11 rom! s1dt Lhorux 1 I and 1 Debate ' Spotllght 1 A Z Edltors An 1rrl Sextette 4 4 DORIS BAII E1 111 1 tn 1 e top hut Ll1ml11111C nnlu ml I pwrt I Al RA MAX ANDERSON la111.h1n1, at lhl and laugh 1111, It that yet nobody knows what hu IZUHIIIIIL at horu I Bute 0 mtl1L.ht tvm t 4 A BETTY JEAN ARIS T7 111h1t111t1un 1 lu nm Q Quh Rspmter ' 81101111 FIIIYIIF ut Spothght Hunu PLUHOYHICH Club 1 111n111r Red Lrob Cxptam of Chemrleader 1 Hum Pc An rl W FI MA BEACH Hfr cro1sn1ng: zlnrx IS her han' horn DOUGLAS BENEDICT .IANIE BENTI EY SHIRLFY BURI INGAVIF AUDRE1 LHAPIN H9 Cdrrllil In lhl Dl2'1k1n She ls our of the rlulit kmd Her VII'tUlN far txcud htr It 5 mee to bv. natural when and brought home the bacon but 1 butter mrl 1s hard to Gnd hemht you re niturallg mce Fwtball 7, 3 4 Home Fr' Club 4 Chorub 1 Track 3 Semux Serum Scoutx P Commtrc1al Club 3 4 Sh0D B3Slw8ib21l 1 ' 1 DAR Good C1t1zonsh1p Varsxtw Club 5 4 Pllgl-,mage 4 Commerclal Club Presldent 4 'v N ' I f N -' I 1' ' ' .. I ' 1' ' Th ' 3 1111 lu-ite-1' 1 wc' Q '- 1 11 - SS ' Q1 3-M -- . v 2 . L in 4- A , ' , . lg . A , ' li 11. 1 f-- if - ,.,'.,1.,,,,1,-- I, . I. ' ' - , I . . ,. , L. . Ch sl 1a.A.A. . g- . ' ' S I-V -1 - 3- '-S ' 2. 24 cf S ,:, :s. 4 tr 3, 4 ' -roi: l'l11l1 Il gl 'y U 'S gg. IA- 1 I ,f 1 J v 3 . - T Q ' ' Sith-J lu 1-Y ' ,' il, 1. I HS 'S I 12 - -S 1' I I ldl x question- - My sinh- z1n1l lhv nam - ' ,V ,:1. 4 S' -' .' 4' , U ' 4 R' ,2,IL,L ' 4' H S ,U .13 L - 's L. -1 ' ,:,:1,1 Q' I -l 3 4- . . 1 '11 1 Th-'- 's pl - ty nl' 111.111 ul A Q T ' ' D - -' I th , ' ' ' ' 2 1: 1111- Huy. J C 5 ,1 IIB , 3, -1 X, , I A 1 If ,1 , 1 ,1 J i jj , I I ' , , , 1 . - 3 g lv A A' 4 Y 4 4 V A A Y I Av MARILYN COE 'Defends-r of tht- rights of lifv, liberty z1n1l tht- pursuit of men. GENE CLARK RICHARD I . FUMER It is good to livt- and It-urn. tuuf' l .I .A. 1, 2, 3, 4 I .l .A. Softball 1. 3 G.A.A. 11. 3, tl Chorus Il, -I Sextette 3, 4 Spotlight li Girl Scouts 1 Annual Staff 4 Dramatic Club 1 Band 1 Mathematics Award Debate 4 Rt-turned Servirt-man 4316-,f WILNA DURBEI' I take lift as 1t tomts Cnnimtrcml Club l 'VIAE FLINT Nutr trouble txoublt 1 trouble troubles you fs. 1 Ru tru Dttlnmatnon f -s 41- Napolt-on was a small man Qglif M' MS? ' 9, f' FURAIJE ANNE CURTIS A willimr he-lm-r tim-s not wait until she- is asked. Fhorus 1 Spotlight 3, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Homo H4-. Club 2 RENNLTH FDVIARDS 1 lnntr nor aamt per 111 lut xull the bust of 1h1p Rt turm tl St 1 xitundn JOYCE FOX 'Vip heart 1s exe-r at your trkltf' t horu-. 1 Ilant A Tru: St xtt ttc- I' nsc mblt l DONALD GEIGER .IOANINE GIERMAN DOROTHY CI 0SbI NORMA GLOSSI -X lour of un 111 txt tt 'Vlany ucene dilute but onlx lo bc liked by all who knovs The later ont get to school h th hi ht t compliment 1n the mornmr. the horter tht mt nt the xust prom bx 1t or IS L 1- wo ovxt htr Baseball 1 -X Annual Stall 4 A tw. t M nd Lhorus ipothght Football Band 1 1 1 5 li d 1 I Dramatu- Club 1 Var-.xty Club 4 Boxxlnm, Itatut 4 an Returnul icruttnian Senior llrl Scout 'Z lr couts 1 Llarnntt Quarttt 4 .. ,, ,..V -- S, I, - 1 , -. 1 hz s, AI , A A 4' I Y 115 ss-1.3 ' 1 .2-3-4 .., - L 11,:.:s,4 QA.. . : ' II Q - 2, ::. 1 V, 5 , . ' .-.. f. was .Q A ' E I ' -,823 ', jf' , t, 'Tk JI is 5 , . 1 4. tv Ti - 1' W .S I H . 1 UA D .L f :Ii H ..A V . ., .. b. --H' , '.,. , . '. v - -- . .h . S x , .- 5 . vi. H ' '- if V ' N .- , 2, za, 4 GA... 1 . - ' 5 ' 2 3,1 ' 12 . 'f 1 - ' 1' s.,.a r:'1s ,- ,:,3,1 RICHARD GREEN VVhy take life seriously, I'll BETTY GRILL PATSY HAAS I A do my best. Angels can The only way In haw a 'ASChwl! I Suppose ltls 3- y0u'll ncvur got out of lt alive. do no beth-r. friend is to lu- 1-nv. Chorus 1 Band 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 Dramatic Club 1 Football 3 Chorus 4 Commercial 2 Home Econmics Club LZ, 4 Chorus 2 G.A.A. 3 VIRGINIA HAMLIN necessary evil. Band 1. 2 YJ f,4 ROBERT I-IANLIINE Hls amlablc mannmr was one that we shall not foxgmt Rcturm rl So. rx 14 4 mar WILLARD HAWLEY Vlrlm vugor vsxtallty and women 'IH-ack 3 Basketball 2 Amr Scouts 9 3 4 Annual Staff in BERNILE HELMER GENE I'IFlNRI Ready and Xlllllflg to do hcr lm urx 11 best her splrxt of loyalty be all for nobodx gs 15 BARBARA HAINSBARGER 1 spulmn quiet but u of fun lhuru-. I Comms Fl lal 1 lub -I BETTY HEATH Silence IS golden but who wants to be rich Spotlxght ' 3 4 Commercial 7 .5 War Bond Contest, -lang LI Oil E HILI Qulet 1n amunanu motnes unknmxn Band 1 'Y GORIJOIN .IALIx h Herr ls A true mdustrxous frlc-nd Baseballl 2 4 Shop Softball .3 9 A A W, . , ' ' W- .. -N . A' v X .. . . I ' V '. A. ' . fl --sllrif Q-, ' , f ll . S, , f 1 N 5 l Q 'l , f f , M L: ' . wfjfig, ff. A ,, Q E . 257, gfflflu , ilu A - . ,gl . : 5:-' . 6 J 5, I N, . A ,XA -A l 1 -' ' ' -'Arn 1 fm-A ru bf- fr--.1'11 'G ' i V' -1 wi: ' - , ' . ' 1 Y an gi' M, 5 R s Fig. z U' Q RAFI-'El-I JOHNS I'ATHI'IRlNl-I KEIHI, I :1n1Nthv lnurlt-st snunsl 111 A-MU,.rily. nwrrilyl lhv l1:1n1I. wma-- Sputllilht l, 2, 31, -I Ilaml il. fl Q Buy S4-nuts 1 lhflratt- -1 5l 'h 'I Dramatic Club 1 History Award War Iinml L'm1tvSt ., QA mm ih, W MERRl'fI.I, IiI'ITl'Hl'M I-IV1-ry1111v has hix ':1m1I n:1t111'v i- n1i111-.H lf1u11l':1ll Zi. -I All' bc11111f 2, Cl, I RICHARD KIMIILE muh. 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'- .-X111 rl DORTH-A MQQUILI AN 1 fl ll shm xufns 1 n Chorub 7 5 Commercial Clulm Oxche-stra 1 ITS l Ol I FFlN MOORE 1 l xnle m ARLO D MANI EX JOY CE MARSH MAXIINE MITCHELI u I d thu exerx mu in x ltllrllh lDltYlll lf tdllum. xwn mumc I-ord m xx me m would bn A bra N band ihvv B sluldll 4 hnrc 4 mn ur LXL ml A mluL RICHARD N EL STIFTER A plaxer unequallul spurtbmdn conmplntc 'me In ulmnl ootball Baseball ' abketball 3 lrack 3 4 Var'-:ty u J 5 Cdllldlfl of 46 lontlnll AA BEITH PATRICK JUAN PEABODX DONNA POIN1 He hnar all thlnlmb much unm mur lutmx xuu n 1 ms rqou and talkg little x h thnm who 111 do lu r Rdurmd Su xlcemnn WlLl IAM Bl' RYI MUINN ua UL mx 1 Y h l 1 ' 04 n 1: but c 0 4 blmlx l llYI'lbtll- an hall l otlu ull X A gufl All MARJORIF NIELSEN The bw! of frnendx tu those who kmm hu NANCY POST lNurr rmads always lite but ahe -.null and xo we malt Chorus 7 3 4 Band 5 4 BONSllI1H League ' '3 4 G A A 1 1 is DOYOI' llly l ss - l I me 1- -1 D' l 2' ll y Th 1 X is 2 ' - N 1 i'ng - -' r 'l - 1' , I unt S 1 2 S liln-. 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XPRXUI SK l TT 1 x 4 r1 un ul Il0lhlYlfZ abolt XY lk fulutu I N, 1 nr ultm PI-X141 N ICTOR SHAVIP Iwul all good thing 1 ll L10 L to thm ground Xoratmnal 5mXKrllll Jotllpht ' S L HARRIPT SMALLLX 1 r x xx plm l an 11 RH HARD SPAUI DINI 1dmL vxu Icnnqu1r1 mtlnll aslutbx-xll 1 Varsltx Club Second 'l1am All f,UllfLI'tlH Nlust Vdluablq Basluiball ll 51 Lhoru 1 Bind 1 ALVIN STANTON Oh vxhy Should llff, .all l.-llxor A 5, ARLUA bMlTH 1 lrul to co 1 nnmnnx. l111 Sfllllll Annuxl Quill 5 1 Lummuufal L lulm Lholus 4 Snhnlarxhmp Xu ard 1 RLTH SMITH An1l Nul1h1rt1m1.ue ran on oru liand -I C A 'X Boullnz. ILALIIK Stud1nl lounul Quretfny 1 ll EDF bl hX! ER Nll g.r11t m1n an dnad mu f11I vull my-. Tlli D111 nm xtmn Or ltnrw lr I resuhnt l!us1h.a luntlm li: sk1 Il: lll 7 :wh S Dr mmtu C lulm I Alr Scout Annual St lll lursn 11 Axxard MARX ANNL STEVLNSON x at w u 0 un uhxt you 1.11 ann ulth 1 lv Band 4 olllghl 3 -I llbll AI ICE TEICHMAINN ARDUTH THALISON JAINET TODD JEANTETTE TRAVIS She takeg lU10Wl0dgi' U1 hfl' u find h1r lu na LU N of fun nam 'Inav' 'X mlle that glovx rl stride imt vuth A pun Drum Vldgnr 1 Chorus 1 oxub 1 oru 1 Annull Stall' Spotlxght 5 4 Annual Staff nd 1 B.m1l Audrzi Cummexclal Club 3 A 2 Dramatlc Lluh 1 1xt1tt1 Dr xmatlc Club 1 Dramatic Club 1 Pnl Qcuut 1 ' Trlu ' i' .Y 5, 1 71? 58 r IP al J 'fi wg, M ' K 6 MAX VAN Vl,I'II'K IIv hunks quii-t. but llll'K WAGNER IRIS VVILES IIok wimiim: up thi- xxaitvii Quin in-iqulv uri- xx'-lm' 141,501,311 1' gg. .15 Iigqglxolirsill 2, of his nits, Rye- :Ami Iryw il will ziiiyxxliu-in-.i' Ii, -lg Varsity Club 33, 1: I .I ..X. -trilw. 1. 2 All L'nrxfs-n-llc's- Iiuskm-thrill I Ilunn- livivlinxili ii' Vinh mm A In er I 1030 I' bmith Xnnn Smith 5 -XRNUI IJ WIT RERHAM Al -KN XUNAN Q nu r ' ' ' 1 x Img nm 1 1 I 'NI Iilurnul S r ini im 1 NIXDEI EIXI- XURIN at x 1 1 r that :ur umm IW xnumln y I ll lm lm A A cg ULDENE PARKER MARILYN FRIEND .. -. ., , - . - . , A Hull'-pint of llynamilc-. wi,,f'l1f11fl,f3f' I haw 'l 'ml Vnls-diclorian: Chorus 1. 2, :4. 4: dy ' ' Ilubutv fl: Jr. Su-H-tary: Slu- Valmlictorian: Chorus 23 Spot- de-nt Coum-il l'rz-simlont ll :lm- light lg Annual Literary Staff: maliv Club lg Sa-xh-ttp 2, Il, -I1 Commvrcial Club 3 Annual Stall 3, 4: G.A.A. I. 3 NORENE PARKER A pretty girl is lilu- a melo- Salutatorian: Chorus 2: Sr. Class SL-cn-tary: Spotlitlht 15 Commercial Club 3 All Stars rcsidtnt . Val+.dictori'1 n . . . S llutdtonan Stholarshlp Ed1tor Cm tmlup Attlutlts Bfmd Athletxts Fortnsxt Sutnte Mdthematlt- HINIOFQ' Commtrtlal Hague I 'lrkcr Fritnd l .lrktr Arloa Smlth Lou Anslow Audrty Chdpm Ahcc Tuthmfmn llllk.C Mnllmgtr lofmnt G1t.I'mdI1 fmtt Todd R1th.xrd Ntustltttr Rlchdrd Spauldmg Clyde Sptnctr Robtrt Lui. Marllyxm Cot Bttty Grlll Raiftt jonu Rmchard Potttr Dortha MLQU1lldI1 Betty Amtz Rohn rt Uldtnc Marilyn Nortnt Homt Etouomu- Agntulrure Wt-lty Longmbith Vflgifllllldl V1ttor Sh :rp CI ASS OFI- ICERS ROBERT HAGLE heap that 5chool 1,.nl com phxlon oll' mx -houlflcr L A Prwlrlent I ua u Lx I1 Irom Chalrmxn nudl Staff 3 Photographx l'cl1 4 Box Scou s 7 Alr bcou 3 Commerclal Club Pu-.ull nt 5 HARRX GFMEIJND He could ell KL Lrexm to an ESRIDTO S Vu-e Pre-xdtnt Academx horus I n asketball 1 4 laxc 1 r Varsity 3 4 All Confcrence Basketball 4 JAXILE 'VIEI LINGER QUENTIIN BRICSTOIN lxnoulzdge Lomg but non I' 5 BWBY Elrle I have 0 'un c llYlL6'lS uma for you Q Irma-ure r C' A -X Bon mg. Q Qarieant at arms Football eagul 3 Actnl s P Val lt! C Au ard Annual Qtali' 4 UndQYCxa S S man ff N6 6122 JD fin N' 5 JN QD Xmlrl xx Hdnulul L hrxstopha r Ha! der Harold Harley Weston Hatlrxger Robe rl HL pw. Rwhard H1 1 I on Wlll nfl Hlclmol loin Hnelxce Nancy Hllton Hu1.h Hodges Cordon Hlll Rohm rt Hudson Wlllet Holcomb Donna Hornxean lack Horroeke Donald Hull lo Ann Joslin Loran l lxauffman Floyd Kr-nnoy Josephine Kenny Richard Kenyon Alice Ketchum Don Kohloff Richard Kulfan Jean Allen Bev:-rly Barley Juanlta Baker lack Hales Norvall Bishop Joan Bradley Rxchard Bradley Nancy Uxrroll Dick Chrlstlanec n Wesley Chrx ten an Joyce Coble Betty Collms Mildred Cook Glorxa Cottrell Carol Covert Caryl Darnell Izola Dans 'Vlary Jo Dodu Dorothy Edds Beulah Eeham Neal Fxrst Joan Fleckensteln Ilene Fuller Garold Gallonax Shirley Garland Peggy Haberstumpt Jamce Hackett Dave Hanson Iumors A the Ll0S1llQOl mot er sehoo yelr rexx n ir, the umorb began to mllie thelr hnal preplrmonx for the r Sr lrom Due Han Qon, r Cllw prebx ent wmrh the uxletlnee of Mr Gould md Mr Mcvrrlll eondueted 1 lllL,LtlllQ to deelde upon the dat md to seleet the x mous eolnnuttee he d It vy u deelded that May' H' 1 xx lx to he t e date of the formal exent The eommmtteeb vxere 1 tollovxb Lorana Kauifmm 111 eharge of deeorfmon- Mary o Dilelex xxnh otherb under her Quldillee, m eharge ot 1lXXltltl0llN Adx lsor Mr 'Vlorrall Fla-as Olin-ers Dase Hanson and Ruth Pernen refreshment comrmttee under the SUp6I'V1S1OIl of Joyee W1I1Ch6ll Margaret Strand W1th her eom mlttee, IH charge ot sclettmg .m orthestrl and lntcrmlsslon enter tfunment Carol Youngs, w1th her eommxttee to choose the lutky un derelissmen to serxe at the prom List, but I1Ot least the flnanual comnuttee was superv1sed by oanne Todd and commumty rela UOIIS by Bob Hodson Joyce Schexd Robert Scholtens Oren Shattuck Anna Smalley Barbara Smxth Robe rt Sochor Iune Sonler Carroll Stanton Lorene Stanton Marlene Steele Kathryn Stencel Dwlght Stewart Margaret Strand Donna Sutton helth Sypher Margle Thoma Joanne Todd George Totten Emlly Walker Jack Wilcox Dolores Wxldtr Ccrald Wxlrler loyce Wmchell Carol Wxngeler Don Vkolfert 'Vlelba Wolfert Bexerly Youngs Carol Youngs I ucena Lafler Charles Lanedon Patrlcla La7aru, Ann Loganbach Cordon Maltbg Don Martm John Martxn Robert Montgomery Cella Moon Parl Ntlson Ralph Nelson Lols Otto Joan Patrxck Richard Peabody Ruth Perrxen Arden Petoretn Farl Peterson lane Peter'-on Jean Petrr on Dorothy I hlllmx Loxs Piper La Vern Rub I atrlcla Rcynolmlfs Dale Rusmll vcr' Rmg Committee Donna hott chalrman Helen Marouhs Bob Hull John First Sarah .lane Sykes Peter Houghton Sophomore Officers Stanley Emelander Phlllxp Resh Juha Luettjohann Robert Hull Gordon Garmlnu Shlrley Gee Von Geiger lxdrl Curman Harley f lllctt ne nn u Rus-.ell brq,orx laulmc Hafner I ucllle Hahn Nlelun Hanmy Flame Halt Nlarxln Hxslun Joyce Hmn Robert Hull luck Hu-lui rank lam U rw l minor lxn l xtrnm lxenmllx lluulx l-xsnnq litttx lxmnny loan lxsrnz n Rolnlt lxlxnz Larry Adams Richard Anderson Arlene Bailey Hthelyn Bailey Marxzarc-L Bennett Rogt-r Bentley Lena lirmlley Barbara Braman B1-tty Brigham Dorthua Brown Darlene Burns Marilyn Cahill lik-vc-rly Carlson Marilyn Carlson Paulino Castle Bob Clark Laxvrcncv Cobb Dolores Calwell Arthur Davxs Betty Dt Groot Iwi Demorest Nlary lou Dmnms lx ulhlu n Dovnsutt l loul Edwards Stanlmy Emnlanrler I uqumllm I' leckenstm lll Ioxnnv. Pont l hxllns iallagher Sopho Beuxlg lxm ili Iucillr Ixolaiik Jeanne Kress Jocnne Kress Julia LuettJohann Eileen Lund I ucxenna McCusk1r Roland Mc.I'adv.n Helen Maroulls Fladys Moon Gary Moors I aVLrn Moore Robert Morry Iohn Morizs .Iohn Morrison Carl Cash Donna Nott Nancy Ol on Jacqueline Iady Eugem larker Harold I atric Jacolyn Priest Vlrgil Ralston Joan Reed Robert Rusber Phillip Rash Delores Reynolds Ruth Ann Rohn! ore Sophomore Party April Showers April 18th Chaperones Mr and Mrs Don Dunning M and Mrs Allan Hnskln Mr and Mrs Herman Haney Sophomore Advisers Jean Adams Ray Wlles Richard Robinson Ford Scheurer Evelyn Schlld Russel Scholtens Anita Sherman Robert Slater Stanley Sochor Dorothy Sorenson Charlms Sattmrlee David Stebbins Ruth Strncel Clydv. Stout Arthur Swanson Sarah Jane Sykes Marilyn Todd Gertrude Tuwerscy Dixie Travis Harvey Van Vleck Marilyn Van Vleck Austin Waldron Wayne Woodard Harrison Young Marilyn Youngs Q. If .2 my gf 'GQ K x i 4 hw hi 1 Q. 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Q LX' 1 Q IOTY I S F F ' F V Q 1'7-- 5 '5 1 22 -- . 512 ' 5 8-- 1 1 2 N2 1 lx 24- 1 1 S'Slg1' 12-f '15 1' f' 1 ' 2 ' 1 Q 13-A Q ' ' Q5 1. 11 Soap Opera Fans Advertising for Singer Home Economics The Home Economics elass, under the supervision of damentals.of homefmaking which included sewing, cook' Miss Margaret Snow, has been successful in instructing ing, good grooming, child care, public health, and man' the girls in matters for use in their domestic affairs later on in life. Throughout the year these girls were taught the fun' Veterans' Institute began july 15, 1946, with a class of fifteen. This group has gradually increased until there are sixtyffour members. Donald Moore is the director of the Institute and Lloyd Smith, joseph Lyons and Percy Chamberlain are the instructors. ners. The class participated in giving teas, buffet luneheons, and other projects which dealt with good meal planning. Institute Those veterans not in the picture are: Laurence Brail, Morris Brooks, Gerald Crane, Tel Kline, Fred Petersen, jack Font, Stanley Pomerville, Robert Ross, Wiiistcmn Scheidt, Gene Clark, Colin Williams, Albert Lindsey, Frances Smith, Fay Fountain, Kenneth Edwards, David Smith, Claude Eldridge, Ronald Hutchins. Willizini Quinn, and Berdyne Travis, Veterans' Fifth Row: Bruce Proctor. Glen Tanner, Viverne Pieree. Russell Ward. John Thalison Robert Harp, Raymond Adair, Donald Shoen. Fourth Row: George Taylor, .loe Lyons, Percy Chamberlain, Bill Powell, Louis Guikema, Donald Fell. Riehard Haag, Winfred Alexander, Jen-mia Pizgott. Third Row: Lloyd Smith, Theodore Slriekling, Douglas Newman, Norman Gustafson, Charles Haines. Charles Brown, Ddherl Robbins, Richard Craft, Harold Hutchins, Patrick Pimzott, Clarence Beach. Roland Dodd, Richard Cisler. Joe VVeaver, Donald Moore. Second Row: Harold Hawley Langdon Southwell, Clayton Kllnzi. Lewis Guernsey, James Southwell, Samuel Fryover, Howard Kortes, Elon Sanborn, Robert Leonard. First Row: Allen Keeney, Leonard Binder, James Trueblood, Richard l'otler, Harry Brooks, Charles Potter, Donald Carpenter. In the Mood Again 'L- Saus hmg sharp get-th Tnmnrrnw's Architects Shop and Drawing Mr. Mixture and Mr Vvfithcrspoon tcach approximately 190 students from the high school and, also, from Emcrf This course has not hccn confine to t t malt sex alone for we find a few girls intcrcsttd in thi type ot son and jelferson grade schools. studY- The projects, which the students choose to makt, are IU fhl5 CUUVSC thc 5fUd'3m5 half fl Wide Vafictl' of Sub' found to he neat appearing and very well constructed jects to choose from including drawing, shop, farm shop, Thc timshcd products are usually ustful in school and general shop, and mechanical shop. at l.ome. Carpentry Projects Milling Demonstration 9641 Just Beginners Fncnds of Longfellow Languages All students ire enrolled 1n the three yelrs ot requ1red Engllsh and about twenty five semors are takmg sen1or Enghsh Ill prep tratlon for eolleve Nmth and tenth vrlde Engllsh ellsses demonstrtte thelr speaklng dblllfy by vnlng LlCCllmdIlOlla These declalmers are tr uned by Mrs Henman ind M1ss Adams Strugghng through term papers kept the eleventh and twelfth graders steppmg Mlss Carlson took a partmular Caesar s Admlrers lnterest Ill poetry Mrs Smlth eoneentrated om the wut mg of themes Wlfh the help of Mlss Adams the members of the Spamsh elass l'HXe been learnmg how to speak vxlth that lcqulred Spdl11Sl'1 aeeent Two yexrs ot Latm are offered to those mterested Ill eollege WOfklllg out cross word puzzles seemed to be one of the added attraetlons IH second yelr Latm Interpreters to Mexico W I- uture Napoli-ons Social Studies X11111 111 MN 0 tn Itlllll H ' 51111111 1.XlLl1d ffllm llllllh KI'l L Ntlnll wlxlkp I4 Ikkg Il ra An11r1L111h1Ntory mury N11111 w1111u. 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'Pell tl X ,Civ -1 1--- -A 1 af. ,3f '!'Mlj 1l1l' . ,. i 'f KJ 4 3 i N. xx x ...aa Bookkeeping Cycle The long and Short Commercial Studies Tht commerelal subjtets oeeupy an lmportant role 1n the program of most students Bookkeeplng, typlng shorthand, eommerual arxthmeut, and tommerclal law Lomprlse the entlre sthedule ThlS year many students passed dlttatlon and typlng tests and were awarded pxns for thelr part1cular ateom phshments These awards are the result ot muth ton centratlng and clear thmkmg MISS Krueger teathts hookkeepmg hrst year short hand, and seeond year typlng Commtrtxal law second year shorthand, and Hrst year typmg in taught by Mr Addlson Mrs Cornell lnstruets tvyo glasses of buslness arlthmetlc and Mr Morrall teaches one class uxck Ihlflklflg and aeeuracy are essentxal 111 order to become well tralned IH buslness admlmstratlon Commercial Beginners Nimble Fingers New Inventions Billie and his lambs Agriculture Agf1CUlIUf6 15 a vocational course offered for four years FIISI year IS the farm crops course second year deals wlth anlmal husbandry thlrd year COHSISIS of farm management and advanced agrlculture takes care of the last year The alm of th1s course IS to help the students to be come estabhshed 1n farmmg and to acquamt them w1th the new and approx ed practices IH farmmg Students must carry agrlcultural projects such as crops and put 1nto operauon recommended practxces A fevw students who w1sh to enroll ln agrxculture and do not hve on a farm may quallfy hy takmg farm placement Frequent Held trlps are taken to nearby farms State Hospltal reformatory packlng plant and hatchery Field Tnps 3. Marching the sexenty plete marthlnv band took the held at exery game, at home and away Outstandmg half time ma neuvers took plaee at the GI'L6I1XlllL frame when the btnd members vnth small llghts ln the1r hats performed on the darkened field and at the Beldmg game when they d1d the Dark Town Strutters Ball rout1ne The band s appearante was made more lmpressne by The Band Takes Over At The Half October The newly orvamzed Band Boosters Club sponsored a band tag day on Oetober 16 Thls orvam anon backed the band on 1ts many trlps and on anuar3 9 gaxe a dm ner dance for band members and thexr guests This year the band says good bye to anet Todd who has been IIS eye eatchlng drum major for four years l Majorettee Color Guard lanet lodd Colleen Wloore Ruth Smmth Marg -Xnm Stesen on hm., gnu Global Elltln Lund Lorana Kaulfman Laura 'Vlae Anderson l mt Rademdvhlr F. ,.,.u, . . 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A ' L' 5 . 1 4' .111 IJ ins, IJ1111 .11 1111 'lhe Clarinet Quartet Di-inet and State Soloists 'Vlaruaxet Qtxand Ruth Imtmi Joanne Ruth Lintner 4acc-ompani tv lie-rman Larol Johnson Margaret Strand John Morris Jeanne I-xress ticcompani tb Ensembles and Sololsts The Ionia High Sehool Band is proud to elairn 1ts reprcsentatixes that went to the Distriet and State Solo and Ensemble Cfllltests The elarinet quartet eomposed of Margaret Strand Joanne Gierman, Cxrol johnson and Contest at Fremont on Mareh 1 and a II Dixision at Ann Arbor on April 18 This quartet appeared on the programs of sexeral Ionia elubs At the tvxo eontests Margaret Strand added two more I Dixisions to her exer growing list for her clarinet so os At Ann Arbor John Morris reeeixed a II Division for his clarinet solo The soeial affair ot I H S VxOL1lCl haxe been praetieally nil without the support of the danee band It played at exery sehool party and added musieal atmosphere to the Annual as-embly The danee hand musie 1 played by the following Russell Scholtens Gerald Sessions, M Shutes saxophones Allan We-tmas Charles Reglin trumpet Karl Gierman Bill Hieleok trombones Franklin Piper bass Floyd Kenny drums and Helen Krhox sky and lvlarilyn VanVle k alternate at the piano The Dance Band . H Q A af' i S A - I' I' . :Y 'S is I e N- :E , - K ' 5 s - -' ' 5 A I 4 I v f 'v 1 - A' v Ruth Lintner, received a I Division rating at the District 'I I ' ' I 3 S' ' I , . . 1 . , - -:' '. ' - s s H r A , , I 3 X L: ' 5, f 1 r. 1 Q V . N x 3 ' 1 3 ps, ' - S sz A' , ' ' f .1 ' ' V 5 ' ' ' - Q ' A Q ' Y ' ft Y Q ' 3 s vs r ' sc Q l . ' . i, 3 ion 1 x 1 1 1 11 11 lnt 'VI I'o1l1l K Nm -. on 1. 11 r on 1 1 H lxrhuy In ccoml Row 1 1.-im 1m1n 1 x1 n on Ixo ar: S b Q I I uttjohdnn J A OI L 1 n 1 .1 s 1m 1m -. ron IJ lixuixn A1 k Row I fuaru eirchm mn I 11df.lm in M Mo Iitt V 1 11- S11 n H lxneale Ixolai ik If I und I Nicholas C. Johnxon Mor 1 M Stoll I Martin I Louc N Not in I lltllrt J Bake r A I oxcanb wh 'VI N anVle-ck I Moon J Todd lrls Glee Club Our tour xoctl groupe dirtcttd by MN- P1tr1c1.1 Boxy mm hut hld mmy OPPOYIIIIIIIIQN to tnttrtun If xc oo and commumty Qithcrmqb The G11 Club composed ot hlty tour XUILLN hi appcircd at Cradc School .uacrnbllu II gh School 1 LHIl5llLQ T11D:mcc Chrlstmae Concert Tc1chcrQ IIINII tutc md Commencement Excrclbes Thc 1ccomp.m1Qts for the blct Club irc Ruth Lmtmr cmm Krew .md omm Kreb- Th-, SQIIIOI' Scxttttc eang tt the Eistern Star Insttllt UOII School Asxembllcx Tea The umor Trio yum orguu cd thc list semester They mide thur hrst ippearfmtc at tho. lctferson School Apr1l second md .also bang at the Lrteraryf Club and Methodlst Church The Sophomore Sextcttc vycre guestb at the School Aescmblles, Ted Dance, Methochst Church, Emerson PTA Youth Center Dulce., Hit T fx Style Show and Tcdchcrx lnxtltutv.. The xoctl groups gnc 1 Chrlstm is concert .md party The chmnt of thc year s work ww .1 MUSIL Department Concert ln March gnen by mbtru Dance MLthIJd1StChUfL I N byterldn Culld Rotiry Club I.1t1r1ry Club Child Study Club Lyonx Club Eiittr Sunrixc S ylcc, md Baccalulrtltc Scrylcu Senior Sextette Url If Illlr UII fl UU IHIUI 1111! 1x fniyn o1 'Kumi Junior Trio mental and xocal groups Sophomore Sextette in1t lti1Iem.11h1r I u1iIl1 Ixolfirl I-ilcen und arilxn I 11 II1 ro 1 I Iirmxn H1I1n Ixhro lu ini I-x Iulfm lux 1 ly Ilu A-nh I- t Rrv: li. Grill, I.. Kailffnzir, .I. Ilradl-y. M, Ifr' -1 I, .I. Ra1l1fm:i1'h1-r, R. If ner. . . ' . . .' ith. N. I'ost. l,. .Xnil '. IVI. fo ', I.. An I- s . .I. Kr -ss, .I. Kr fss, . ' 'S S- ': M. Ilush. H. W'lI s, L. IS 1 , M. S1- s . Il. ' I 'k, 'yk fs, . . . 1 ' ' . I. Sl't ', '. II Ir . N. Ols -n, N. Hilton, J. I.' rfon, .I. I X. M. D 1l0,'. II, Iluli t, . ' ' . B' - ': '. L' ' ' s, A. T '- 1 , I. S -' - 1 , . t' ,, . B11 h, R, S ' eil, . ' , .I. 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QA. - I lalrlua Nichols Joyce Brockman Elm:-mor kalsel -Xudrey Cnapln Dorothy Sorenson Miss Kruem r Bc verly Kenny 'Vlarllyn Stoll lionnu Collt y I urene Qtantnn Commercial Club The Commerclal Club was organlzed 1n the early fall of 1946 The officers chosen were Audrey Chapm, pres 1dent, Russell Scholtens, VICC presldent Lorene Stanton secretary Frankhn P1per, treasurer Of the varlous meetlngs of the year, one of the out standlng ones was a halloween party at the Emerson School The evemng was spent IH playing games and dancmg Dunng the year M1ss Estep of the Ionxa Hosp1tal, spoke to the group about the respons1b1l1t1es of a secre tary, cashler or bookkeeper Dramatic Club A short slut was prepared by the Dramatlc Club dur mg February to be presented at the jumor Vanety Party The comedy B1lly Goes Hayw1re was presented by the Dramat1c Club at the Sophomore party gxven 1n First Row 'Vlarxlyn Christensen Phyllls Martm Marilyn Todd Patrlcla Thwaltes Ruth Stencll Beverly Kneale Julla Luett Johann Second Row Sarah Sykes Alan Yonan Marun Haskm Melvm Haney Joanna lxolarlk Donna Nott M1-as Adams Nancy Olson I ucxllt lxolank Aprll The entlre cast mcluded Bob Bowne, Alan Yonan, Marllyn Todd Melvln Haney, Lucllle Kolarlk Patr1c1a Thwa1tes, Marllyn Chf1StCHSCD, Nancy Olson, Joanna Kolarlk, and Phllllp Resh n. '.' ' . . l 1 A - ' ' ' , '.. 1 . , A ' ' ', l . . l 1 4 3 . f I - , . . - 7 7 ' I , . , l ' 7 7 K r, -f. Ms-- '. ax-,'. . - ' . 'r , y , ' , f' 4 ' ' M as . 1.-. Junior Journalists September twe11tyfthirel we 111troe111eed the 194647 Spotlight under the supervision of a new faculty ad' viser, Mrs. lsahel Burgess. Eighteen regular 111e111hers ushered i11 the season, while nine cubs joined our ranks later in the year. Qdfl Deee111hertwe11tyeig' tt e 5I'l ree'1 ' the '1nf 11111 tr'1dition of '1 potli1f1t te'1 xx' ie ww he i11 I e 11111sle TOOI11 11 t e 1 I e 1111 t th h 111111111111 o t1e eeon eme ter We xxe eomed Miw All e 1r 51111 mur nexx 1 xix 1 T1 11111111111 11 1 Stu nt C 311111711 Po hrouv t to attention ot re1 er IHS stu ent 1111111111111 Me 1x were 111 lf toSp11t11f1terN who d1 pltx 111111111111 llltf Xkfllllltf 1 Ill itor Lois Anxlove Llllldllktk 1111 111eet1111u t 1t were e d every Mo11d1y lt ll fl xx 11re new 1w11f11 mentx were UlXell out 1n N111'1'eNt11111Nf11r new proyeete were iseuwe T1e typixte 111d fl memhers met exery Thurs 15. 111 Fr1d1y nights to ed1t the eopies write 'K' 1 lin S 111 type t e Ntoriex Two proolretdere 1' 1rr1xed lt the Sentinel Sfllldlfd on M1111d1y noons t11 proof re 1d the tour columns 1llotted The lI1IlL11l bprinv p1r ty at the Befthl Broek I 1rk 111nounei11Q the new editor elimaxed 1 year ot vxork 111d Good time- for 1ll graduating members Proof Reading Spotlieht stan' Nleetmg the Deadline Spothght Staff 46 47 Editor 111 Chief Lon Anbloxx A INI int Editor Lor1na Kmtfman Llfeflfy Editor Lois Piper gllelety Editor Bettx Arnt lVlLlN1e Direetor R1 e onex Sporte Editor Boh Lu GAA Ed1tor 11111 Fleekenxtein Aef1XlIIeN E itor Betty He 1th Fe1t11reN E itol le 111 TI'lX1 eeretarx Bexerlx Younw Llxllle M1111 Lore11e St111to11 'Nlexx Editoi M111 Anne Stexenxon M X111 Hllley llepliftef Txpi t 111 1 And r ll 111e1 1 t 1 1orte1 Tl 1 urti 11-ee regor o ee lllellt ro 111111 1 lv 1rx Lou Dennix l ll lellee ll le wortei 11111 1 t lVllIllXll Tod S111 Ie 5 1e1 1111 1111 1xert B1 1 1 lr'leL1lIX A1111 or 1 lee f'1r on First Row: Nancy Hilton, Marilyn Friend. Marilyn Coe. Second Row Dale Rusncll Robeit Luz Mr Harvey Thompson Raffee Johrs Clyde Spf-n cor Debaters Orators Dale Rusmll Mary Ju Dodcs Kathryn Stencel Richard freen asters of the Tongue Extracurricular speech activities in Ionia High conf sist of oratorical and dramatic declamations, extemf pore, oratory, and debating, Although last year's record has not been equalled, yet, Ionia has had a very profitable year of speech activities. The debate squad included such fair contenders on the distatf side as Marilyn Coe, Marilyn Friend, and Nancy Hilton: and on the masculine side such stalf warts as Clyde Spencer, Bob Luz, Dale Rusnell. Dwight Stewart, and Raifee jones. The prospects for next year are very bright when one considers that Nancy Hilton, Dale Rusnell and Dwight Stewart will be back to form the nucleus for next year's squad. Dramatic honors belong to Kathryn Stencel for her splendid achievement in the dramatic reading, The Song of Bernadette. In Extempore there was no conf tcstant this year. However, in Oratory, Mary jo Dodes and Dale Rusnell have earned and rightly deserve the accolade of nsilverftongued oratorsf' Declalmers Velma Coulson Pauline Castle ,...A ' . ,s 1 1 'fm v-- 1. ,e 1 y, Home Economics lub This year the Home Economics Club joined and hecame il chapter of the National F.H.A. fFuture l'lomemaleers of Americal. The cluh colors are red and white, and the reel rose is the flower, Among the many' activities which it had had arc a theater party, slumher party, a spring dance and its annual lvlother and Daughter Banquet. The eluh has heen working on gift boxes which they' have sent to people in foreign countries that were stricken hy' the war. The cluh is headed under the ahle hands of Iwliss Omrers GAA e Q AA xxas organi e eptem er 4 1946 under th leadership ot Mr M1eh.1el Brmdl The o eers eeted yxere lresi ent oan Feekenstem Viee president ir ey L X 1llex geeretary treasurer o Kenny point system Vxels dexised xyhere y wir eou pirtieipate in ports 1n 1tten t e meetings to e p e1rn 1 required hye un r points tor t ir s oo letter etters thi year yxere e1rne y oan ee enstein osephine Kenny Q irey Leroy Shirley l.eV1 y Dlllllll Nott Helen Spuildin-' M1rg1ret Bennett 1nd bertruele Tovxersey n M.1reh lexen t ,ir iouiney to tie bran Riuid X VU C A t Xkllll ss 1 lkllllllltlll tour 1.1 ment hwg s yent 1 e se 1111 Pl sponsored hx CJ A A yxhi li XXAN lteld lf ti etlerson se oo gymnasium on Apri tyye ye Enouvi money xx 1 oht llll to ny many Wleees ol sport eeiuipme 1 C iourneye Il an in HD 1 S1tur ax 1tternoon to yyateli veomen s sport 1t M1 wan Ielfe C1 fe ey 1lso oo 1rt in 1 1 1h ld do xy lei xx 1 ings on lX Margaret Snow, and the cluh officers are: Dorothy' Phillips. president: Ann Longanhach. vicefpresident: Kathryn Steneel. secretary: and Shirley' Peters as treasf urer. Home Economics Club First Ron: Dorothy Phillips, Phyllis Erridize-. Alice Stout, Joanne Ball, J11s1-phine Kenny, Shirley Burlingame. Betty' Arntz1 Ruth Su-net-l. S111-on1l R1n': fiPl'ill4lllll' Reese-. Shirley l'1't1-rs, lionni1- -ll'lHllU!h, Caroline- Miller, Donna Noll, lie-tty Grill. Slum. Ma1l1-l1-in1- York. Kathryn Sh-n1'11l. Shirley' IHI' Il lllflurs ey -S 11 N 1 1 n sn All 1 111 1 11 liie 111111 F111 11nn1 11tt 11 n 1 e nxn Sten e 1 urlx 1 111111 1 en N 1a.1l1l1ne r llriniile ifllltlllz N 11 1r1 1nne 11111 11 Shir x 1 11 1 lvnrx nel. .jf of , QW. S I I I Th' I. , . A' 'rd S' ' bi 2, , 3 C A ' ' e A 5. -' ' ' I C. ' 111-sf cis- 1 1- 11 1 -feis ,Jf 1-s -1 1 ss- ,s11'1-,V e- fe -. sf sg s. A ' : 11 . ,. I . -'Ss 1 y eb 1 5' 15 - - ii . .1e11-e111s hrl - 'Q 1 ' ' ' ' h d ed ' 5 he' :ch l Ls 'S rdhgle F1--11-sv. 1 lil '- s 1, ehilxl - 1, 5 ' -1 1111s, 1 'e ' I ' . 1 N , H ky Y 1 5, 1 K1 , 1 5 o 'C l,l'1Cf'AlSA iw el K- ap s '. . .. . ll . hz l ' 1' . V A' , Q' . The 'gy eit e 1f th- year was a :'l 1l Arty' J 5 ' I' ', , . ' Ac 5 ' Q l e xl ' ' 5 .f-11 1,1 is 1 e1 1 in Cd li 'i I 'il 'Q 5 l ill' 1 li A1 1 1 G'AiA'1e 1 1 ll 1 A 1 s 'irst 11111, i-1- tiny, 'ztri'i1 'ar -r. iz-1r1z1rz Sm: '51 '11t1'i1-1:1 The J- fx- , lfid L 5 l L ' - ,v Vi-uls, Ile-l1lr1'sxl'l:t-11 ilnlzil Q 1: lm, 1le-rz1l1lln1- IQ1-ise-. Phyllis Q ' , .. . , . '- s Q L 'Ch' , S . W Er' luv. Gl11i:1 1' ttre-ll. Pliyllis Gall: 'l1e1'. I I ' , 5 , S-' l .112 ll 2 N .Jn l l1'sl-'. l'2t .'- ellis, Ths rg g 1 ,lg PQ g g1l1 e aj 'h 'l in-11 ,- 111111. 11111111-s A1 1-1111i 'iii'-m' film s. ' tl -. i - s i M: - Y11-le, .lz 'gi - li' -lt. Sli j Ui: in, Q' ' eg' H5 it Hiiff S: ,Y 'T' l.1-Yzlley. .l1131l1- H rn. Gl1'tr111l1e 'l'11x11-rs1-yt. -l1l11-11l1in1l1 ' Soft Ball Team First Row: Donald Hull, Robert Janes, Clark Reeder, Allen Lasby, Richard Bradley, Eugene Parker, William Weis- izerber, Richard Stedman, John Longanbach, Delbert Swain, Harrison Young, Bur- ton Stencel, Ford, Scheurer, Jack Lobdell. Second Row: Richard Fosburg, Stanley Covert, Thomas Pos- sehn, Stanley Horror-ks, Jack Horrocks, Robert Morey, Robert Reister, Earl Nelson, Harold Patrick, Andrew Han- ulcik, Wayne Woodard, Willet Holcomb, Robert Slater, Wes- ley Longanbach, Neal First, Larry Adams, Richard Robin- son. Top Row: John Martin. Roland MeFaden, Robert He p pe , Vernol Seutt. Basketball Team nld Hull. Clark Ru-der, Allen l'uvi-rl. Vernol Sell!! First Row: Carl Graves, Clark Reeder, Robert Janes, Donald Hull, Third Row: Melvin Haney, Marvin Haskin, Lawrence Cobb, Carl Nash, Richard Fosburg, Richard Stedman, William Weiszerber, Burton Stencel, Stanley Covert, Ford Scheurer, Jack Lobdell. Second Row: Austin Waldron, Clyde Stout, Allen Lasby, Mason Badder, Richard Bradley, Eugene Parker, Donald Bates, John Lomzanbach, Delbert Swain, Harrison Young, William Selleck, Richard Robinson, Robert Slater. T Stanley Horrocks, Jack Horrocks. Thomas Possehn, Robert Reister, Earl Nelson, Mr. Clifford Haslick, Harold Patrick, Andrew Hanul- cik, Beryl Munn, Lloyd Edwards, Willet Holcomb, Neal First. Wayne Woodard, Wayne Kammers, John First, Wesley Lomzanbach, Larry Adams. op Row: John Martin, Roland McFaden Robert Heppe. Vernol Scutt. F. F. A. Show. school exhibit, Regional winner. Mr Hasllck The lonia chapter of F. F. A. now has 51 active mem' bers enrolled and meets every first and third Wednesf day of the month. The oihcers include the President, Wesley Longanbachg Vice-President, jack Horrocksg Treasurer, Neal First, Secretary, Don Hullg and reporter, Melvin Haney. The adviser is Mr. Haslick. The outstanding educational activity for the year was our trip to Chicago, to attend the International Livestock During the lonia Free Fair the boys exhibited their livestock and crop projects as well as an educational They have had a number of recreational activities. Their public speaking contestant, Melvin Haney, was Wesley' Loganbach attended the F. F. A. National Convention held in Kansas City. Wesley Longanbach First Row: Robert Janes, Don- Lasby William WH-isgerber. Richard Fosburxl, S ta n le y Second Row : Stanley Robinson. Wesley Lonzanbaeh, Earl Nel- son, Harold Patrick, Andrew Hanuleik, Beryl Munn, Robert Slater, John Loniran- baeh. Top Row: Robert Reister, Ro- land Mc-l uden, Robert Ileppe, All for You At last! ln these pages, the statl' of the I9-17 Ionian ANNUAL STAFF hopes to renew your old memories of the '47 school year. To get students interested in buying the annuals, an assembly was staged in which the senior sextet, comf posed of six senior boys made their debut. The boys, including Beryl Munn, Dick Green, Bob Luz, Bob Hague, Bill Hawley, Alan Yonan, rendered several se' lections describing the merits of this years annual. The Four Flats a quartette composed of Bob Luz, Clyde Spencer, Alan Yonan, and Dick Green and directed by Nancy Post, ollered a popular selection. An original skit, written by Clyde Spencer, described the horrible fate besetting any thief stealing the '47 yearbook. Gene Henry ably undertook the duties of the C. Three juniors, joan Fleckenstein, Kathryn Stencel, and Carol Youngs, elected by the staff, assisted in general make up of the lonian. The statf wishes to thank Principal Lloyd Smith and Anna Smith for their invaluable assistance and Mr. Henry MacDonough, stall photographer, for his patient cofoperation, Annual Sellers First Row: Shirley Refrlin. Jean Travis, Lois Anslow, Barbara Hansharxrer. Betty Heath, Audrey Chapin, Carolie Curtis, Laura Mae Anderson, Joyce Larson, Marilyn Firend. Alice Teichman, Shirley Burlingame. Second Row: Alan Yonan, Janice Mellinger, Jane Bentley. Dur- tha Mclluillen, May Fling, liob Hague, Dick Green. Dick Potter, Beryl Munn. Holi Luz, Bill Hawley. Ratfee Johns, Arloa Smith, Shirley Leroy, Bernice Helmer, Madeleine York. Betty Grill. lvlarilyn Coe Arloa Smith Bob Luz . . Joanne Gierman Bob Hague . , janet Todd . Marilyn Friend Uldene Parker Clyde Spencer Janice Mellinger Alice Teichmann Willzird Hawley Dick Potter Joyce Larson . Mrs. Anna Smith Mr. Henry MacDonough . . Cofeditors Cofbusiness lvlanagers Photography Editor . . . Art Editor . Literary Committee . . Sports Editor Makefup Committee . . . Typist . Faculty Advisor . Photographer First Row: Maxine Mitchell, Audrey Chapin, Joanne Giernian, Donna Point, Cnralie Curtis, Joyce Larson, Marilyn Coe, Laura Mae Anderson. Ruth Smith, Nancy Post, Marilyn Friend. Alice Teichman. Second Row: Diek Green, Beryl Munn. Dick Putter, Clyde Spencer. Lois Anslovv, Harry Gemuend. Bob Luz, Bill ,Hawlt-Y. Ratfee Johns, Uldene Parker. .Xrloa Smith, Shirley Leroy, Bernice Ht-lmer. Madeleine York. K V 9516 xc s A 2 'GF YW ff',,lj- 5 63 S f ,QAf NA o NJ c 'f fz X il! - 7 fN fx fkcxf i ..' 6 . 'f '. f . fs: l f ZF .. '43 Trophy Formation '46 Trophy The League' s Best Not since l9-13 have the lonia Bulldogs attained such heights on the gridiron. This yearls Bulldog team matched the '43 team by winning conference first place and losing only one game, that being a nonfconference game. On September first, sixty boys responded to Coach Newell's call for the first practice, with eleven lettermen on hand. After three weeks of whipping into shape, Coach Newellis proteges anxiously awaited the opening whistle of the season. In the first game, lonia's battling blue and whites. in their new uniforms, inet the Lansing Boys' Vocational team as an inexperienced squad. However, after the contest, Lansing was glad to leave the field before they were trampled under by lonia's hardfcharging line and fast hacks. Next came Lowell, reportedly strong, but potentially unable to withstand the thundering cleats of the doforfdie denizens of IHS. Top How: .lack Hurroeks, Chuck Lani:- don, Frank Frost, Clyde Spencer. Dale Rusnell, Earl Ni-lson. VVOsley Christensen, YV e s l e y Loganbach, Robert Hoppe, Coach Warmbrunn. Middle Row: Coach Newell, Andy Han- ulcik, Steve Kenter, Merton Putnam, Dick Potter, Stanley Kitch, Dick Spaulding, Dick LeValle-y, Capt. Dick Nic-ustifter, Carroll Stanton. Chris Harder, Don VVolfcrt. Bottom Row: Doug Benedict, Beryl Munn, Jerry Wilder, Bob Hudson, Don Kohlotf, Dick Christiansen, Bill Gustafson, Harold Harley. Merrill Ketchum. xi . ...A-4. ll However, the following week, the Newellfnien went to meet the rampaging Redskins from Belding. Belding rampaged, but so did Ionia. After a shaky start, lonia settled down and held Belding enough to enable the Bull' dogs to emerge victorious, although by a slim margin. The battling Bulldogs journeyed to St. johns the next week and combined good line play, fine passing and tricky running to hurl the S. sl. boys into the throes of defeat. Grand Haven came to Ionia next and trampled the fighting lonians. lneessant fumbling and weak defense spelled lonia's downfall. Hastings was next on lonia's honiefgame list. Both teams battled hard and clean, but lonia was just too much for the Saxons. A beautiful pass from Dick Neusf tifter to Dick Potter, netting 53 yards, turned the trick. The week after that, the Bulldogs invaded Lansing Tech and pulled a close one out of the fire to raise the seasons ante to six wins and one defeat. 'l'he A-Squad -ff All lnnferenca 1 rldders Dlck Iutter Duck Nleustlfter Chris Harder lhuck Langdon 'Thundenng Cleats Greenyllle etme to lon11 the next week eonhdent 1nd determmed but th1s was the Ulme tor yxhleh the bel hgerent Bulldovs had been ClI'1ll1IlQ themselyes In what many Sdld w1s the game of the year l0l11d out r1n out passed, and out played CJfeeI1X1lle 1ll the yxay sending them home 1 thorouvhly be1ten Yellowueket telm By vlrtue ol th1s oyerwhelmxng wletory the Bulldovs gnned The blue 1nd wh1te battlers were teted by a banquet put on by the Elks, ID Whleh Arthur Valpey and Elmer Madar were pr1ne1pal speakers The team members were awarded wh1te letters by the sehool md Gold footb1ll by the Downtown uarterb1eks Mayor letter wlnners were Doug Benedlet D1 k Chr1s tlansen Frank Frost B1ll Gustafson Chr1s Harder jaek Horroeks Mkffll Ketehum, Stan K1teh Don Kohloif Saying. So Long sl! 1 1- lx Chu k Langdon D1ek LeV1lleX Beryl Munn D1ck Neustltter D1ek Potter Bob Slater D1 k Spmldmg Clyde Spencer Carroll Stmton, and Don Woltert Boys VNIIIIHHLI reserye letters were Wesley Cl'11'1sIeI1 sen Andy HllXUle1k Harold Harley Bob Hodson Steve Kenter Wesley Longlnlueh ohn Ivllrtxn Earl Nelson, Merton Putnun Dale Rusnell and erry W1lder The lollowlng tour Ion1ans made the all eonferenee f1rst team Capt D1ek Neustnter, h1ltb1ek D1ek Potter, end Charles Lanvdon t1ekle and Chflf Harder eenter All eonferenee seeond team honors went to D1ek Le V1lley Beryl Munn D1ek Spauldlng and Don Wolfcrt One of lOIlllb pr1ze le1therluggers Captaln Dlck Neust1fter also reee1yed 1llst1t honorable ment1on is h1lfba k lop Ron Stanley h teh Xiert n lut 11 H11 1 le 1 a ey all Dxck Xeustlft r r Nlunn Dle 5 Jn 4 11l4l1 L Cly e me rm leetcxum We ley I 11 1nl1 nu n I l 3 v- 3 'l 3 -Q 5 N-' 'uv rv - 1 y R C f A . ls , 2 ylvv 1 v , 4 s l Y' 1 Q' l Y S T ' ' ' 3 1 S X 1 ' ' , C 2 1 , , . 1 ' ' f ' ' ' 33 ' ', -e Y l v - l s, V. s V A S - s 4 - ' s v I . y. 5 'y .I H. ... 1 . s, Ky Pqj A qi ,- undlsputed ehamp1onsh1p of the West Central League. 5 - 4 1 -, E 3 , , s N . - L L T ,Z , s , , e , . 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St ohns.. .- brand raven H stlmfs. . . . . 10000100 19611 Il Hard Chargers The Bullpups finlshed the season vxlth hut W111S, two defeats and one t1e Much tred1t must be grven to Mr Wlles and h1s team, for he IS developlng these boys as Ion1as future champ1ons The first eleven were Jack MClllDgLf r1ght end George Hamblm rlght tackle Duane Durkee, r1ght guard, Karl Glerman center, Max Patrlck left guard john Longanbach left tackle Art Swanson, left end Gordon Van Houten quarter back The Mighty Bullpups back and B111 Fite, fullback Other boys who were actlwe contnbutors to the suc cessful season were jack Colher, Ed Demorest, Charles Emmons, Carl Grawes Jack Husted Roland McFaden, Robert Re1ster Gerald Sess1ons, jerry Whlte, Robert Whlte and Archxe Wr1ght All the boys recelved blue munature letters for the1r untlrmg efforts on the gr1d 11'Ol1 lop Row Gcrald SESSIONS Jack Mel 11nL,cr Gcorgzr Hamblm Robert Reis ter Roland Maduiden Jack Lolller I forge Rnhlnson Rall K IL man Dunne Durkcr Muirllt Row Luach Nuull Bob Bowne john Morrl un Hull I 1te -Xrt Swan n John Ioy,.nnbuh Bill belleck James Kamradt hd Dcmorest loach Nhltc Bottom Ron I onion Vanliouu n Max l atrltla Bob Nlurq 'Vlclwm Wood D nld bublnn Jerry Whltc' Jack Hu-sud Larry Xciam Lh xrlts Em mons ' . tl, Q c 0 9 A 41 , M , 5 ' . - , .13 ' , , . . . .3 .lh Fl M -' - .19 - . . .1 I I U . 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X 1 Frults of Vlctory Harrw Gemuend Max Yan Wieck Jump Ball Wlth only four lettermen returmng, Coach Newell put together a team whxeh tame out of 1 twelve game sched ule Wlfh SIX w1ns and sw losses The season was h1gh hghted when the Ioma team mxaded the Greenvxlle gym and fought l1ke w1ldcats to brmg home the D1str1ct Basketball trophy It was the thlrd trophy vuthm 1 year to he tdded to the showease BASKETBALL SLHEDUI E Hastlngs Eaton Raplds Greenvllle C arson Cltx Lharlutte Beldmg St Johns Freenulle Charlotte bt Johns Beldlnfz breenyllle wis nexer 111 the gune, as the Bulldogs held them seoreless durlng the hrst four mlnutes of play By half t1me, Ion1a had a ten pO1Dt lead wh1eh was never threatened durmg the remamder of the game Durmg the season Ioma showed line form ln holdmg a strong Charlotte team to 1 '71 'O seore Only three Bulldogs h1t the seorlng eolumn, hut the rest of the lonla Ionxa lonla I0lll8 lonla Ionla Ionxa Iorua lonla Iuma lnnla Stanley hutch Dwk Sp ul'l'ng V x x x x ' 1 x N 3 5 V' ' 3 Y 3 I N f 3 ' ' 3 w v - l - -- 2 1 s , a x f a s ' s Q - ' ' e 1 rl v- ' 7' ' 2 s - w - 1 M ,H Q sl 3 w 2 y : -. t I s 5 N ' - x r ' ' f - . K --' . I 41 A A A L 'Q x 4 l , A , , f 'N ' ..... 42 ' 24 f - 5 A .... 24 ' 30 ,sq 'v W ' ..... 17 ' 18 ,F gf' ' ' A 74 ' . ' g .... :12 ' 44 , QA g X Hastings ..... -I2 Ionia 32 lx z , ' ' ..... 36 ' 19 ' 1 ' . .... as ' 29 , fl . . ..... 29 ' 31 ,11.', 4 4 . V' ..... 29 ' 39 2 ' 2 17 V M ..... 21 ' 20 - W , 2 - 1 . 5 ' . . .... 24 ' 32 ' ' as W' f ' ...... 46 ' so Varsaty Cagers 'lop Ron Stanlea lxltch Bob Hod on Capt Harry Gemuend Don Wolfeat Coach 'Na vaell Bottom Row Iaaxl Gaerman Dada Chras taansen Max Y anV1eck Sp aulalmg, Lhuala I angedon Floor Bu n d I-I ok Sh team showed an anxaneable defense In thas game Char lotte scored only four held goals but made tharteen gatt shots to wan Endang thear hxgh sehool eareers were tour senaors One, Dack Spauldang Graduated at mad term The others Katch The rest of the Ielm was eomposed of Chu lx Lang don Daek Chrlstaansen Don Wolfert Bob Hodson, Jerry Walder Carroll Stanton and Karl Glefmdll The letter WIHHCFS thas year were Spauldang Gemuend VanV1eck, Kateh Wcmlfert Hodson Walder, Stanton, Chrlstnnsen and Langdon Captaan bemuend took hagh poant honors for has te am and league by looplng an eaghty three poants He axer aged a lattle better than elexen pOlllIs per game The Bullpups under the guadanee of Coaeh Ray Wales, had an axerage sa.ls0Il, wannanw hve of tVwelXe Games The team was eomposed ot all freshmen who sophomores Gordon VanHouten set a league seorang reeord by hattang the hoop for 106 pomts He wall un doubtedly be seorane tor the tarst team next year The rest ot the team xx as eomposed ot aek Mellanger Bob Sehald Art Swanson Dan Shattuek Ball Fate, Roland MeFaden Duane Durkee, Peter Houghton Rach ard Hawley Bob Slater Arehle Wrlght Ball Sellcek and M ax Patraek Bullpup Hoopmen Io: Run Iacla Melllmelr Bull ala Don Sh attuck Loach VN ales I ordon VanHouten Peter Houghton Art bn Anson Botton Row Duane Durl-we Bob Schalds Bob Bona ne Ball Sellecla Rlehaad Haulax Ieonard lhomp on ' V ' I -, llllfli ll - r s an o ots , - , , .e I , . - , 2 , ,, . , f U N . I . . 3 Q, 3 H Y. N e is 2 7 I 3' 'xi -1 'Z ii 1 3 1 - 'Y , ' I 5 1 1 2 vx it 5 '32 1 4 I 5 Q vx . yx vy ' ,z 'Ubi ' . az f 'Q 'z:' '- 'a A ' ' were Captain Harry Gemuend, Max VzanVleek, and Stan deserve za lot of credit as they were playing mostly ' . ' z f ' Q 1' f 'N A , ,Q . . M, Y if ,AY 5 . ii . I V V ',, , ', .V , , ,Z 5, J.. ,' ,, . . 5 S 5 I . , 5 X , 5 , , 'Z A Y 2 2 Q , , . N , Y , . I , I S 5 , . I ' ' S 'A ' 'z 4 2. 4' , 'fl az, - ' F'-, Sunday Pitch ut of the Dugout Last year s Bulldogs came through with the first West Central Conference baseball championship since 194s The Ionians triumphed over Hastings twice by scores of 12 v and 2 O respectively trounced Greenville by scores of 7 O and 1 O respectively and captured a close one from Belding 9 7 to walk off with league honors The 1946 Baseball team was very gracious in the mat ter of producing returning lettermen Coach Newell was greeted by the return of six veterans from the 1946 championship team They were Harry Gemuend, right field Dick Neustifter third base Max VanVleck second base Beryl Munn first base Clyde Spencer catcher and Chris Harder center field Lavern Raab reserve pitcher for the 1945' baseball team and Don Geiger First Teamers X fl ll! FA' If veteran catcher the same year rejoined the mighty Bull dog ranks In addition to these lettermen Langdon and Gustafson augmented the experienced Ionia diamond squad In view of the number of returned lettermen and ex perienced players the Ionla squad has planned a larger and somewhat stiffer schedule Grand Ledge Saranac and Charlotte have been added to the regular schedule th1s year In addition to the aforementioned boys the following were candidates for this years team Gordon Jack, out field Bob Hodson first base Christiansen third base Charles Sochor third base, and Arden Peterson short stop :xv Ron Dick Iweustiftcr Bob Hod Donwolfert Coach Newell Chr: Harder Iaurn Raab Max Van Vleck Jttom Row Gordon Jack -Xrden Irter e n C15 de Spencer Chuck Iangdon Dick Christian en Charle Sochor B rwl Munn Don Geiger Lavmg One Down BASEBAI I SCHFDLLF 1947 April Thursdax Cr nd I edge Here Annl Tuesdax Pew amo There Anrll Thurstlav Saranac Here Aprll Mc nd 1 L harlutte Here Aprll Thursday Hastmgs There April Tuesdav Freenvllle There Maw Tuesdas Open Mas Thursd Open Mav Mondaw Pewamo Here 'Vlaw I' rldnx Hastings Here 'Vim Tue:-das I reenulle Here Mav Tuesdaw Upen Maw Thursdaw Beldxng Here Down On the I-lot Corner The second team composed ent1rely of freshmen and sophomores played games Wlth wanous out of town re serve squads Cand1dates for the var1ous posltlons are Pltchers Gordon VanHouten, jerry Wh1te, Max Patnck Catch ers, George Hdmllll, Robert Whlte Infielders, Larry Adams, Wllllam Selletk Art Swanson Jack Husted, Wayne Woodard, Dw1ght Lockwood and B111 Fate, Outiielders, Tom Possehn, ames Irby Duane Durkee, Jack Mellmger Robert Schlld Arthn Wr1ght Allan Westmaas, and Stanley Emelander xx sxxtxi Icp Rom Georgt Hamblm Duane Dxrkee Peter Houghton Art Svsan son Coach Warmbrunn Larry Adam'-, Bob Schllds Jamas lrby B111 I-ate Bottom Row Dvught Iockxxood, Wayne w00ddld Jerry Whltt lom Possehn Jack Husttd, Bob wvhlll Blll Sell-Lclt 'Vlax Patrlvlt Gordon Vin Huutcn L1ttle Bulldogs 1 ' K - ' h 's ' - t ' , ' 10 . . ,f . . . f. , , . ' ' 15 . . g . . - . . . X ' 17 . . g . . . . . l ' 21 . . . aj . . ' . . . ' 24 . . . . . ' , . . . T M Q ' 29 . . , . . I ' . . . j S . . ' ay . . , I2 . . 1 j . . ' . . . . ,' 20 . . ' ,' . . I . . . May 22 . . Thursday . . Iieldinz .... Here , 27 . . .' Q . . ll ll 3 y . . . QA , 1 , ' I . , , w ' , ' ' H' l V ,a . . . . . -: . , . , , 7 Q .X . , , . Q , . .1 .V ,ft V , - - -t -1 :anna Top Ron Coaxh Nuxell I-'eu Hough ton Don Wnlfut Lharle Smhor Daxul 'Vlar-.h Bulu Water Fl Dr morest Don Shattuck Roland Mc Pawn Dltlx lxulfan Ardtn lets-r -sun Jatlt Horrotlt vlllflllt Ron Due Han on Dltlt irsen Dlck 'Neu txftu karl G15-rman Bxll Selleck Bob Sthlld Dlclt Chr stxan n Lharle-. Iqnyrdon Bottom Row lnhn lomeanh at lx Du Ins urku B ll on u lhom n Jul R bm on h urls I mmun ll For the sttond year Ill 1 row the Ionu Bulldogs up ported a tratk team Only four lettermen returntd to earry the burden for IH S Two of them, Dltk Neus tlfter and .Iatk Horroeks, are sprlnt men Daxt Hanson IS a half mxler and Don Wolfert w1ll be throvung the shot put Wcllfert may also try the low hurdles From the lirqe squad that reported to Coath Newell he plcked the follovxmg boys to run Ill the mlle B1ll Selleck, D1ek Robmson Dltk Kulfan Bob Sehlld B111 Hall Roland McFaden Bob Slater and Bob Clark Dave Hanson D1ck Chrlstlansen jerry Wllder Bob Hodson, and Arden Peterson w1ll run the 880 Ilcked for the 440 ire John Morrlson Dltk brten Karl Cner man and Ralph Nelson Dltk Ntustltttr Charles Soehor jatk Horrotks erry Whltt ohn Lonqmbaeh and B1ll Fate wlll xtttmpt to tipturt '70 laurels Sothor Horrocks, Longanbach and Whlte wlll also run the lO0 The Huofers I-Izttmg the Dusty Road yird dash Tryouts for tht low hurdles ire Don Wcmllert Dwxd Marsh, Pttt Houghton Ed Dtmorest, and Chutk Sothor The hlgh hurdles ment mll be run by Marsh, Don Shattuek and Houghton Wllder and Demorest wlll try the hlgh jump Sochor and Selleek vull do the pole vault, md Wtdlfert Stan Emelandtr and Jltk Col her the shot put Two of the spttdltst boys on the squad Soehor and Horroeks, miy go to the State finlsh rf they show enough fleetfootedness Aprxl Aprll Aprnl Apnl May l May 10 Maw 1 TRAK K SCHEDUI E L-randulle Hastings Stanton 1 rand I edge I reenvnlle Conference Regionals There There The re There There Hastings Hastings Neck and heck Over The Top Fifth Row: Gordon Jack, Chris Harder, Dick Neustifter. Fourth Row: Jack Horrocks, Bob Hodson, Lavern Raab. Third Row: Earl Nelson, John Martin, Beryl Munn, Dave Hanson, Chuck Langdon, Coach Newell. Second Row: Andy Hannlcik, Harry Gemuend, Max Van Vleck, Clyde Spencer. First Row: Don Wolfert, Dick Potter. Letter-Winners and Yell-Inspirersu The Varsity Club got off to a rather slow start this year because of the graduation of a great number of charter members. The boys did, however, assemble for two potluck suppers, after which basketball was played. A few of the Varsity Club members journeyed to the Michigaii StatefWisconsin basketball game at East Lan' sing. In April, the Varsity Club joined forces with the G.A.A. to sponsor an allfschool party at the jefferson gymnasium. Harry Gemuend was elected president of the club, Ionia's cheerleaders, this year, made a fine showing under the able guidance of Betty Arntz, who was their captain. During the football season these loyal Bulldog' boosters followed the team to all points. However, the activities of these cheerleaders were somewhat limited by the lack of transportation to out-offtown games. However, at all times these able partisans could be seen flinging their agile bodies about in an effort to bring out the roaring yells for good old IHS. Besides Betty Arntz, other cheerleaders who gave their loyal support were: Barbara Sidlef Clyde Spencer was elected secref tary, and Max Van Vleck was chosen Treasurer. Other boys who were charter members of the Varsity Club are: Dick Neustifter, Don Wolfert, Chuck Langdon, Chris Harder, Lavern Raab, Don Kohloff, Bill Gustafson, Dick Pot' ter, and Stan Kitch. man, Joyce Schild, Pat Reynolds, Louise Bowen, Phyllis Martin, Gene Henry, and Marion Trisler. Standing: Louise Bowen, Phyllis E. Martin, Betty Arntz. Sitting: Pat Reynolds, Joyce Sc-heiil. Barbara Sidlt-man. Thanks to Our Advertxsers Th.. Annual Stiff vu ht to thank tht IWUSIIIL ot IOITII for thur gtntroqty xxhlth ht mad 104 Ionun po mhlt Complxments REX McLEOD CIOHTPIIITILIIIQ of FOX and SON GROCERY A Htppy Futurt to You All QUALITY FUEL CO Pete FIIICIS FULLERS FURNITURE STORE W W MIIIT Phont f COIHPIIITILIIIS of MYER S FUNERAL HOME CQUHIPIIIHLIIIS MODERN CLEANERS Con FIILIIIUOITS Stmor DALE W KAUFMAN men th1 CKJH1pI1mCI1fS of ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH Conttttmon md Retruhmtnt AMIE AGOSTINI Compllmentb ol BEEBE RADIO SERVICE D J PERRONE JR Y g Phone 196 Ionlt Con mtulauon L s BALZELLS BARBER SHOP PARK PLACE STATION A E Potter r Cong 1tul1t1ons PEABODY HARDWARE CO JIM BROWN STORE Firm md Home Supplxes Complxments of IONIA ROTARY CLUB In Memcvry of JOSEPH joHNs MD YEOMAN s DAIRY uallty Produttb After Gr iduatlon Remember MODEL BAKERY Bt t Wlehts REVA S BEAUTY PAULS SALES AND Kubtr and Frl SHOP SERVICE COmI7llIl1LI1I ot DR D K BAILEY Compllmtnt THORP S HI SPEED Comphments RICHARD DODES C1JmpllH1Ll1IQ of DR KARL E SEIDEL COHTIIJIIHIQIIK JAY S NUT SHOPPE Btbt W1 he TUPPERS ICE CREAM Comphmentb of MacPHERSON HATCHERY TOWNSENDS CUT RATE DRUG STORE LTLII' BL t W1 hte MacDONOUGH STUDIO Maktrb ot Good Photogrtphs THE HUB SHOE STORE Shoes of Qulhty Crtetlngs from WATERS SHOE STORE Shoes Boots F HUBERS INC Booke md Sehool Supplles Complttt Inburmtt SLFVILL CLIFF MORSE INSURANCE AGENCY IONIA BUS STATION Phone w6v Comphments of ESTHER BANHAGEL Comphments CASWELL OIL CO ROBINSON S RESTAURANT 444 W Ma1n IONIA CAFE Mike Terkos Prop Be t Food No Beer Compllmentb of MARTINI S TAXI Compllmentb of STATE STREET NAZARENE CHURCH GEORGE H COE SR Angus F trm A Frltndly Plnte PLAZA HOTEL VERNS CYCLE 86 TOY SHOP Lotk and Key Vvfork Beat Wlbheb to Class ot 47 IONIA CONEY ISLAND M C FOUST cRPtOIITLI1'l t Congratulatlona JEROIVIES CASH STORE COIT1plll'DLl1IS of C C CHAMBERLAIN AND SON COmpl1H1Ll1IS ot OUTMAN S VINCENT S GREENHOUSE For Irom Corn ts Comtortdbl Sttt GALLAGHERS UPHOLSTERY SHOP Compllment of McLELLAN S I x i Q Us XS - . - ,SS 5 z ' I' ' . 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