Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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DEDICATION To OUR BELIEF IN THE FUTURE We, the senior class of 1949, dedicate this Ionian to a belief and a hope - a belief in ourselves, and in each other and in our ability to succeed-a hope that our future will be a happy and successful one.

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' 2? it . it t it me -- i, ,S t . 'lx it 'K Y '1 Seated: Douglas Welch, President: James Hilton. Treasurer: J. Clyde Spencer, Secretary: Wm. Redemsky, Nels Strand. Stzimlimr: A. A. Rather, Superintendent: Chandler Haight, Jr., Ed Houghton. I The Board of Education The lmzlrtl ol etluczltiou is mzidc up ol 21 group ul' lDI'0llllllL'lll luuizi citizens who uuscllishly give their time that our school system may hccmue ll better etlllczi- tiouzil institution. xVOI'lill1gll2llltl iu hand with the lliiflllly, the liozirtl has workctl to clevclop the talents :uid pcrsmizility ol every stutlcut. This olteu is zi tliihcult :uid tllzmkless job, but this year the hoztrtl was well l'CW2llillCll with the eoulplt-tion :uid clccliczuion ol' lonizfs new junior high school aiddiliou. v i i I ARTHUR A. RATHER The xzuidinu light. --these words can best express the work of Superintendent Arthur A. Rather whose advice guides us through our school years and even beyond them. He asks no thanks but the realization of having helped students toward a brighter future. He received his B.A. and M.A. degrees at Central and the University of Michigan. LLOYD T. SMITH Among his many other duties this year, Mr. Smith helped in establishing and putting into working order the Student Council, a fine organization which we are sure will succeed. He received his B.A. and M.A. de- gree at the University of Michigan.