Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

f-11.57 nv- T963 lg 1 1 l lgid Above us the new Monogram Emblem lhol nos been designed for lhe lonuo Hugh chool The Oak Leaf Cham twnned orouno he Cprlrml lomc Column forming the. S of the mowogrom as the formluor symbol 6 vhof o o dung was u erected on the present sate whnch ov thot me was o eouhful Ock Grove Hlll ls hoped lhcl lhls mblem may be U rec lroflon to stu en s vhe lon Hrgh School H 4, l I , ' Y -l of o lrcdifion of long svonding. It wos in l86 scho I boil ' Yrs! 1: b ' I A . Ir 4 ' e I insp ' all d V of io J s 56' wifi if 'X H lr 3' 2 1 9 , Hr, - .,,, X .- ,, ,. X, -.Q ,, ..v ,Ji .J ,,- ,I IONIA HIGH SCHOOL Ionic, Michigan 1952 'K. 4fg ',r. l i 1,51 5 R 49 W , as , 0 ,ffvmw 'K 3' f ,M f ' 1 ,. 1 1 my M f 1 1 W if-sf A ys ,nm , ., Q ,Mx f fa 1 f fy ff 4 1 1 vn ,,,.s iifiw .1 V445 UEDXCATXQN We, me Semov Uoss of V352 dedxcoie 'ws woox- 'o Mus Amee Srvfwrw, Nm oppvenkofxon of GN see hos done 'for us, Because oi wer wkse ond undevswondmg qmdcwge v-waive' v-Nb pevsond o'obXems of our dass odkfxkkes, or ww emvocwwcwor ::CN'mes sem os we cmrwoX, she hos mode We ROY OW of Js 0' NHS 'oyokie cmd pwo9'obXe e em to right First R w J i on C Sp er R Wei: A A Rather C Hasllck C Han Second Row D J Perrone W Dalzell N Strand SCHOOL BOARD This year, the Board of Education engaged in making the final preparations for the new gymnasium. Technical details not yet completed are the architect's plans and the application to the Federal Government for building material. The new Related Training Program was possible through the approval of the school board. They were also responsible for the cleaning and redecorating of lonia High School last summer. P555 SUPERINTENDENT Pnwcimi Assw TO me suvr A. A. RATHER LLOYD SMITH C. HASLICK 3 1 -rn-v, 'wyzli ' ni Q ff Q 'sly pk, 4 ,M T' V 'Mui-5 -' 5 9 Ag: A 14. , lm .vV',w xf ,, L ff 4 ,Aff mf V f ',' 1 I . J 1 f z S 2 2 Q gg, WW 252 ii .iv i fy A 1 - 5 1 rf, 'Q ,L A t , ,, X w i . .A w f we . 9 Orlo Burpee English-Speech-A.B. A K Marlorze Gould Assislanl Principal-8.5. Francls Witherspoon lnduslrial Arn BS , John Lalley Social Studies--A,B., M.A. f' 5 ls' 1 Q. 5 A C. B. Morral V Malhemalics-B.S. Q f. ' .L fe W 2 ,, Irma Hellman Englishvlalin-A.B. Ray Wiles SLience'Malhemolics-A.B. Florence Cornell Donald MOON? Mcghemogic,-All Industrial Arls-A.B. Frank Hoag Hisloryfhemislry-B.S. P1 41' Beverly Hamallon Commercial-A.B. Dorothy Suplect Commercnal AB Nelson Shutes lnstrumenval Music- B.M., M.M. Patricia Moore Home Economics-8.5. Baroline Johnson Home Economics-B.S. Joyce Larson Principal's Office l1 Milton Lawson 'IQ Biology-Coach B,S. P gl :Q it.. 14-13 Kathleen Geerlings English-AB, i 3 A ',., Dorothy Foley X A An-B.S. ,Q- ani Gladys Beckwith f 1 English+A.B. hr, Ollene Shears Vocal Music-B,M. Conway Oren Agricullure-B.S. L X 'JSR - iw' John Hirshey Social Sludies-Coach--8.5. 466- Roger Walcott Librarian-A.B. L.S. Edilh Seidel School Nurse-R.N. Mildred Brlndle -fi ri Joan Reed Office office Q' ., x it, .. . A, '+ve' Lois Dorr Office L v X fl 1' 4- , Qi ,I 2' I I Kit' 4 1 Q if we , 5, iv 'Qasiffiwg N J Brfmv EWU 'A ff' ' ,N ' ' W Ayr fx A 7' .aww 4:6111 SENIORS OF 1952 .Q 'uf 4 EDWARD ACKERSON A regular leller BARBARA BENTLEY You may nor know rl but I m here Glrs League 2 lSexlon1 Glee Club 3 lllhacal Paper 3 hacal F H A F H A Reporter 3 llthccal Operela 3 lllhocal ' qi? 'lb' Q07 I STANLEY BADDER Just loo qurel lo make hrm sell known F A I 2 3 4 Tre 3 F A lboll I2 P VIRGINIA BALL A sweeler gurl could :Lever be found Maxed Chorus 3 Glee Club I3 Chorus I2 3 Commer cual Club 2 RUTH BELLINGHAM m ref grrl some Mme: Bowlmg 4 RONALD BENSINGER Nor much talk ralher bash u Foolboll 2 Science Club 4 Annual Slafl 4 Www CLAUDE BIGSBY For hes a folly good lel OW ELEANOR BRANTON A frrend of all who know er Pen Pal Club 3 Lunch Tvcket Salesman 34 Junuor Red Cross 3 Annual Slafl 4 MARION BURTON Shes qurel but when you gel lo know her well lhal s drllerenf G A A 2 3 Commercual Club Pres 4 Com nercnal ub 3 4 Annual Seller 4 Modern Dance Class 4 Homecomung Queen 4 TOM CHRISTIANSEN Sloulhearled man Foolboll 2 34 Second Team All Conlerente 4 Shop Bas lmelball 3 4 Varslly Club 3 4 2-:C 1' U5 KATHERINE CHRISTOPHER May she never change ex cept m name Marlelte Hugh Schooll Glee Club I 3 4 Carnmerclal Club 34 Vvce Pres 4 GAA 23 Annual Seller 4 ALICE COATES The outdoor type Cheerleader 3 4 Co captain FHA COREEN COTTRELL Quiet rn appearance but not rn realrty Gurls Bowlnng League l G A A LARRY DONOVAN My red harr IS only one ol my attractions Baseball l,2,3 4 Basketball l 2,3 4, Track I, Varslty Club 2,3 4 Sec Treas 3 Spol lnght 4, Arl Club 4 W? CAROLE FAWLEY Her good deeds lar out number her bad ones GAA 34, Girls Basketball 3, Comrnerclal Club 4, Slu dent Council 4, Saranac l 2 RICHARD FLINN Every time l feel luke exer clsmg I Ile down untal the feeling goes away Baseball l 2 3 4 Football l 4 elball I2 Track l Varsity Club 234 Boys Chorus 4 Student Coun cnl 2 4 Annual Staff 4 Dance Band 34 Science Club 4 SANDRA FLINT Shy? Not really Commercual Club 2 Band 34 Science Club SONDRA FROST Kitten on the keys Glee Club Plamst I 34 Solo and Ensemble Contest Cammercual Club 3 Scnence Club 4 Student Councul 4 Sophomore Server 2 Cheer leader l 2 Chorus l 2 34 DORIS GRAHAM lf tallrmg were muxlc ld be a symphony orchestra De rout Central G 2 3 Girls Basketball 2 Band 34 Spotllght StaH 4 An nual Ad Seller 4, Annual Seller 4 WILLIAM HAAS No man knows how much he can spend untll he tnes QQ' P95 32 1 Q Q , fl I ' I wg., .. . . t .A I -H - Vo 1 I 1 2 I . 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I el , I ,. , 3 l ,ra on '. 1, ..A.A. uv l STEVE HARTMAN Why worry when there are so many oher nn eres :rg thzngs lo do A oft a 2 JUDY HARWOOD I like work I can snt and look at I for hours Band 2 3 4 Spot ught 4 D o mo :cs 34 Art Club 4 Sc ence Club 4 Modern Dance 4 Student Council 4 Annual Ad Seller 4 Annual Seller4 SHIRLEY HOGAN Gee Club 13 Glrls Chorus CAROL JOSLIN She often burns the msd mght all but we re sorry to say :ts not for toll Glee Club l Glrls Chorus ht dent Councll 34 Bond l 2 3 4 Flute Quartette 3 4 Dra malcs 34 Science Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Prom Com muttee Chaurman 3 ALICE LOCKWOOD Lrfe was made to have fun Spotlnght I2 Commercual ub 3 AI b F l2 Annual Stall 4 Annual Ad Salesman 4 GAA 2 5 ARDIS LOCKWOOD Name at she can da rt Dromahcs I Pres 3 pot t 2 Cla s Secretay nd l 23 4 Vac Pre C orus l 2 34 Glee ub I2 Dance Band 23 Prom Commuttee Charrman 3 ence Club 4 BRUCE LOERCH Hrs friends are many has foes has he any Football 34 Track 3 Var ty Club 3 4 Sophomore Server 2 Boys Chorus 2 4 nua Staf? 34 Ednor A Sc: Mixed Chorus 2 ARBARA MARION Shes guaranteed no t run down -nd l C orus Annual Ad Sel er 4 Annual Se er 4 Cla :net Quo tette BEVERLY MARQUETTE I didnt realrze tour years could be so long Glee C ub l 2 3 Drama :cs Club LUCILLE MARTIN True to her work her sonas and Don Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 G e Cub 234 Chorus 24 5- ss 29 V ' I .3: - :S - I, ligh p s r 37 y , I 4, Ba . . , 1 ' e s 4: , ' I. ' ' I ' +1 , , , I Cl rf. . l,2,3,4f am, 3 b :n ' ' . . ' F 1, ,3,4 I I D . r I, g, ,i iA ' 2 I ' D ., . . I . , I . - ,,,, si , g .gage 'Ar A friendly heart. 1,2,3 ' ' if B ' t o Ba. ,2,3,4g h 1,27 If 5 I .' f 4 l,2,3g Spotlig l,2,35 Stue l' , : ' I I 1 ' I , 'H H , ., , I , , 5 tt ' , , g le 2,3 l , , 5 , in S ' , , ' fi ' Cl : f Clu lg .H.A. W if ' ' ' ' A 1 K .. O 0 . L 'J .I ' , DNA MINAKER ust naturally lull of lun. A I DONNA MAE MORRIS A contented sweetness of Band l,2,3,4: 2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble l,2,35 Twirling Contest 35 Bowling League 1,25 Annual Ad Seller 45 Annual Seller 4 NASH s nice to be natural when 're naturally nice. Treasurer lg Speech 25 Band 2,3,45 Dra- Club 35 Vice Pres. 3: Club 45 Annual Ad an 45 Prom Commit- L-.. , spirit is the existence Maiorette ELSIE MOULTON A maid there was of quiet ways. PAT PARKER lf school is liberty give death. ITIS G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. I,2,35 Commercial Club I5 Art Club 25 Glee Glub I CAROLYN PETERSON Innocent in appearance, but looks are deceiving. Clarinet Quartette I,2,3,45 Girls' Bowling l,2,3,45 Treas- urer 45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Class Vice President 25Class Treasurer 35 Dramatic Club 35 Spotlight 45 Science Club 45 Band l,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3 SUZANNE POST Who said gentlemen prefer blondes? Band l,2,3,45 Flute Quartette l,2,3,45 Spotlight 3,45 Chorus 25 Science Club 4, Treas. 45 Art Club 45 Annual Stat? 45 Dramatic Club 3,45 Class Sec. I: Most Popular Girl 4 PATRICIA POWELL Twinkle, twinkle, go her eyes5 who, we wonder, are the guys? Chorus l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Clerk 45 Sophomore Server 25 Prom Committee Chairman 35 Annual Stat? 45 Annual Salesman 45 Prettiest Girl 4 IRENE RADER Oh, to live in a women's world. Pen Pal Club 45 Man Hater4 LOIS REEDER Sometimes pursued, some- times pursuing, but always engaged in pursuit. Glee Club I5 Annual Ad Salesman 45 Commercial Club 3: Science Club 4 43 .IOANE RICE Her future is well in hand JOYCE ROGERS Q-vb Vx, BARBARA RICHARDSON Then she will tall:-good gosh! how she will talk. Glee Club 2,3,45 Pres. 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Commercial Club 35 Treas. 35 Annual Ad Sell- er 45 Annual Seller 4 SHIRLEY RISSER She has that lar away loolr in her eyes. Student Council 2,3,45 Spot- light, 3,45 Co-Editor 45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 35 An- nual Salesman 45 Annual Ad Seller 45 Science Club 45 Clarinet Quartette l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Girls Baskeball 2,3,45 Captain 4 BEVERLY ROBBINS You never can show better than as your own natural sell, Commercial Club 2,35 F.t-l.A. I5 Science Club 45 Pram Committee Co-Chairman 35 Sophomore Server 25 G.A.A. l l never let studies inter- fere with my education, Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A, 3 JACK ROWE lt isnt what you do, it's what you get away with ARLENE ROWLAND ll you lrnow her, you li her. Glee Club 35 Student Cou CHARLES SANDERS 'l'm here in body but not in mind F.F.A. Basketball 3,45 F.F.A. Softball l,2,3,45 State Dairy Products Judging Team 3 BARBARA Time, tide mercial Club 2 I, KEITHA ROWLEY What would life be without horses? F.H.A. 2,3,45 Treas. 45 Com- mercial Club lg Camera Club 35 Junior Red Cross 45 Art Club 45 Pen Pal Club 45 G.A.A. 2 RUSSELL and Barb wait for no man lexcept Billlfi cil 25 Junior Chorus 35 Co Band l,2,35 Solo-Ensemble 35 Sophomore Chorus 25 Spot- light l,2,3,45 Co-Editor 45 Editor Award 45 Spanish Club 2,35 Annual Ad Seller 45 Annual Seller 45 Dance Band 2 BRUCE SCHROEDER He turns his baclr on girls, and then runs backwards. Basketball 2,45 Football l,2, 3,45 Track, l,2,45 V a r sity Club 2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Glee Club 2,45 Annual Stal? 3,4 GLORIA SIMONS School brealrs up my whole day Academy l5 Band 2,3,45 F.H.A. 35 Annual Ad Seller4 CHARD SIMONS ne can never say fha? I ixused by books, in fact never used fhemf' ademy lg Baseball l,2,3,45 skelball 25 Vorsily Club ,45 Shop Baskelball 2,3545 l Club 4 DONALD SKELDING All the worlds o stage and l'm acfing up. Basketball lg Baseball 3,45 Declamofions l,25 Orction 35 F.F.A. Basketball 2,3,45 Var- sily Club 45 Sludent Coun- -Q- REX STARKWEATHER I wonder what fool ever invenied kissing, ,-', Fooiboll l,2,3.4, Shop Bas ,aw Q f, 4 V Vf ' ' CII 3,4 EORGE SNELLING A genius from fhe lop of his head up. olball l,25 Baseball l,2 I f ls gl 5 W Zcwv SELMA SMITH 'Silence is one of her grealr esl charms. Cedar Lake lg Girls Forum lg Glee Club lg Chorus lg l'.ll.A. 4 WALTER SORENSON 'Handsome is as handsome does, Sergeonl-at-Arms 2 Foolball l,253,45 Baskelball l,2,3,45 Tarck l,2,3,45 Base- ball l5 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Gig , fri' ' f f ff' 41, 'zz ,.,,,- ,, '1 '3'7 ' .'r7E ROBERT SPENCER He has a smile for every boy and Iwo for every girl. Foolball l,2,3,45 Caplain 45 Baseball lp Baskelball 2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Varsily Club, 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 1,45 An' nual Slafl 45 Sergeanl-at Arms 35 Sludenl Council 45 Sophomore Server 2 kelball 4 JOYCE STENCEL She makes Yhe besl better. Glee Club l,2,3,45 OHicer 3,47 Chorus l,2,3,47 G,A.A. lg Vice-Pres. lg F.H.A. lg Sophomore Server 2: Pres. 35 Drum Maiorelfe 2,3545 An- nual Slaff 45 Business Man- ager 45 Declamalion l,25 Siudenl Council Pres. 4 BETTY STOAKES To worry liffle, to sludy less, is my idea of happi- ness. F.H.A. l,25 Band l,2,3,45 An- nual Ad Seller 45 Annual Seller 45 Modern Dance 45 Dramalics Club 4 ALTON STOUT Af all his jokes laughed we, and many a one spoke he. F.F.A. 2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 Cheerleader l,25 Glee Club l,25 F.F.A. SOHboll CAROL SWANSON Labeled, G.A.A. Secretary 45 Science Club Secretary 45 Annual Ad Seller 45 Glee Club l,25 An- nual Seller 4g Spollighl 45 Chorus l,25 Prom Commillee Chairman 35 Treasurer l 49' 15 Ibn 5' maybe some of us should MARY WOOD l-ur hav 'Nur ,- ICR VU' PHILLIP TEICHMANN ' ere a e two sf e' every argumenl, my side and the wrong slde Vcrslly Club 4g Baseball l,2, 3,45 Slap Baskelball l,2,3,4 YVONNE THROOP Never loud always qulel ll rl O C C IO Red Cross Secretary MARCIA TOWNSEND Be good and youll be lone some lm not lone ome Band l 2 34 Clarnnel Quar let 34 Sophomore Rlng Commnllee 2 Dramahc Club 3 Scnence Club 4 Art Club 4 Spolllghl 4 Annual d Se er 4 Annual Seller Modern Dance 4 MARY TOWNSEND Her hear! rs lrke o moon there rs a man m 1 Class Pres l Cheerleadung 23 .afudenl Coun GA A l 2 Commercial Club Spay lnghl 3 Prom mnllee Chanrman 3 Annual S cr 4 LESLIE WANDELL why should llle all l bor be-7 rlcullure F S lball l2 fir was-5 KAREN WARNER My memory is what lforgel wilhf' Marywood l,2p Spollighl 4 Dramalic 35 Science Club 4 nual Ad 4 Annual Se'ler 4 Band 4 Modern Dance 4 Club 4, G.A.A. 1,25 . NANCY WELLER Sweef IS lhe word fha! de scribes her bex! Band l234 Color Guard Annual Safl 4 C 5 Tr as 4 Annual Seller 4 Modern Dance 4 BILL WHITE In order io gel ahead one must have one 'R' ' 'ii Band 234 Band Treag 4 Dance Band 34 Solo and Ensemble 234 Dramoluc Club 34 Basketball 34 An nual Ad Salesman 4 Annual Salesman 4 Trombone Quar Yelle 3 MARION WILSON WIGGINS Her lulure has alread gun mi 'Q' Q Y Svlence as always welcome FHA l 234 FHA Presldenl 4 FHA Slate Canvenluon Delegale l FHA Leadershnp Tramung Camp 3 Commer ca Club 4 Annual Sa es man 4 CLYDE WHIPPLE Presrdent Co Valedrctoroan Brarns ' What are they? Band I234 Pres 4 Dance Band 34 Solo and Ensem ble I 2 3 Student Councrl 4 Vlce Pres 3 C Pres 2 4 Varsrty Club 2 3 4 Annual Stan 3 4 Football 2 Tenms 2 3 4 Prom Co Charr man 3 JOY CARLBACK Co Valedrctornan Her bubbling laughter contagious Band I23 Flute Quartette I 2 Solo and Ensemble I 2 Prom Commlttee Charrman 3 Spotllaht 3 Commercnal Club 4 Secretary 4 Annual Salesman 4 CAROLE ROBERTS Salutatorlan Laughter IS always the best medlcrne Spotlrght 4 Annual Stat? 4 Annual Seller 4 Annual Ad Seller 4 Commercral Club 3 Scrence Club 4 Dramatrcs 4 Modern Dancnng 4 SENIOR CLASS The Sensor Class under the dlrectlon of Mr L T Smith and Mrs Anna Smrth was rn full swung soon after the school year began The oH'lcers and student council representattves were elected and plans were lmmedrately begun for vanous actrvltles Two successful school partnes, the publrcatlon of the loman and graduatlon plans were undertaken and completed As graduation neared, all sensors found themselves busy wnth post graduatron plans and began remmrsclng about their hugh school days whlch were soon to end FREDERICK WAIDELICH Vrce President All great men are dead and I dont feel so well myself S rence Club 4 Mlx d Chorus I34 Boys Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Annual Ad Seller 4 Annual Seller 4 Pram Commrttee Chalrman 3 Class Vrce Pres 4 Dad Most Fo School 4 Sophomore Server 2 ELINOR HIGBEE Secretary Dreamrng rs her lavorrte pastrme Glee Club I 4 Mixed Chorus Ch rus 234 G 2 Student Councll I Soph omore Server 2 Prom Co Chairman 3 Class Secretary 4 Annual Stott 4 Annual Seller 4 SANDRA MORRISON Treasurer The skys the lrmrt Band 2 34 Dance Band 34 Chorus 'I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Prom Commrttee Chairman 3 Annual Staff 4 Annual Seller 4 Class Treas 4 RICHARD ROWLEY Sergeant at Arms Always wrllmg to help at any time Football 234 Track 234 Varslty Club 34 Spotlrght 34 Annual Stat? 4 FFA I234 Reporter 3 Treas 4 Slate Judgrng Teams 23 Parliamentary Procedure Team 34 Student Coun ADVISOR MR SMITH .. , S 'Unk' at-r' 1. ?' 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'Q- qv 'Q' u-' Robert Spencer Spo is Wrlllam White Sc ence Malh Carol Roberts Jay Carlbock Salulalor an Co Valed :lo a 'X Bruce Schroeder Band GQ Joyce Slencel Drum Malorelle J Duck Rowley Claude Blgsby Donna Mae Morrns Barbara Russell A r cullu C V lensh p Scholo sh p lou nal gm Sandra Morruson C t zensh p 'Q Shrrley Rlsser Jou nal Elinor Hrgbee Frederlch Waldellch Ardus Lockwood 1 c les Edlo N ,A 1 V L, R R I X I i 0 I w T' S S :Y l 39 '70 1 , CX 5 R 'G G' 0 R U Q52 .J Q QB xr' . ,,, . I iv h if I' 4 g i re l i i r i r i r ism F R A i i i Atliwflies .A livii G ' ' i r 100' Iu- ARDIS LOCKWOOD ANNUAL STAFF Edllor Lnerory Edltor Ar! Editor Copy Editor Ardus Lockwood C Roberls JOYCE Aluce Lockwood STENCEL S sl Bronlon fly 'K s Clubs ond Classrooms Sports Music Adrmnlslroluon Semors Snaps Phologrophy Underclossmen Junior Members at l D ROW y B Spencer Flmn B .zchroe er P Powell S Morruson N Weller S Posl C Whnp e C Josln F Wordellch E Hug ee one Pe on I ANNUAL AD SELLERS lo rught Flrsf Row J Harwood B Smokes Joslm B Ruchordson C Swanson Second Row J Slencel D Graham M Townsend K Warner S Rlsser C Roberls G Nash T :rd Row B Whne W oorenson B Spencer C Whupple F Woldellch D Flu ,? F . I L ,W rv h if A fl 'x 1 A A e L w Q I ,ur ' A My ' ' ,' Q 1 A I I V J G QW, fwww , -f , i I I I Business Mcnoger. ........... .. ,..... . .Joyce Siencel l E. A A , le . . , D. ' , . d ., ' . . . . . . , . , , ' pl ' . . .. .. , .B. SY , J. ters , D. F4rst ' Q Cv . ' A 1 . u 5. 3 1, A Lei! ' , ' . , . , C . I I , . ' n .nnr 4 'HL CLASS HISTORY CLASS WILL Donald Skelding Frederick Waidelich Shirley Risser Joyce Slengel CLASS Song CO VALEDICTORIAN Joy Carlback Patricia Powell CO VALEDICTORIAN Clyde Whlpple Ardls Lockwood SALUTATORIAN Carole Roberls Sondra Frost 1,30 ,ga PRESENTATION OF SPADE CLASS PROPHECY CLASS POEM Francis Slaul Wulluam Whne Eleanor Bronlon Richard Rowley Carol Joslm Marlon Burton We, the Senior Class of Ionia High School, City of Ionia, State of Michigan, being of sound mind and body, and being unaware of what may befall us do bequeath whatever re-nains of our personal claims after four years of strife to those who follow ARTICLE I To the Board of Education we leave the plea that they add physical education for both girls and boys to the High School program as soon as the gym is completed ARTICLE ll To the Faculty we leave our thanks for guidance throughout our four years of High School ARTICLE Ill To the Juniors we leave the wish and hope for the Senior Trip that we did not have To the Sophomores and Freshmen we leave the happiness of using the gym ARTICLE IV lPersonal Bequestsl I Carole Sue Roberts do leave my habit of laughing over anything at all to anyone who won t choke on It I Bob Spencer do leave my way with women to George Dickerson We Walter Sorenson and Larry Donovan do leave our overslept excuses to anyone who thinks he can get them as often as we did and get away with It I Clyde Whipple do leave my leadership ability and popularity to anyone who can fill my shoes I Sondra Frost do leave my talented pianist fingers to Judy Huber I Joyce Stencel do leave my Drum Malorette ability to anyone who thinks he is capable of It I Ardis Lockwood do leave my headaches of the editorshup of the Ionian to anyone who has a good supply of aspirins We Joy Carlback and Donna Mae Morris leave our inseparable questions and answers to any other couple who can stick together as much as we did I Alice Lockwood do leave my many ill excuses to Joyce Martin to see if she can reach my goal I Bill White do leave my incomprehensible nature to the Junior Class to figure out since none of the Seniors could I Barbara Richardson do leave my ability to talk about so many things in five minutes so that no one can keep up with me to anyone who can break my record I George Snelling do leave my studious habits to Gordon Scheid I Marcia Townsend do leave my shakes in Band to Midge Heitman I Carol Swanson do leave my height to Geraldine Yeomans and Ardlth Hampshire to divide up as they see fit We Ronald Bensunger and Jack Rowe do leave our bashfulness and brashness to someone who could use a little of both We Beverly Robbins and Lois Reeder do leave our pretzels and candy tn last hour session to anyone who can get away with eating them I Elinor Higbee do not leave my beautiful red blush for I couldnt get along wnthout it We Betty Stokes and Barbara Marion do leave our breakfast at Blandings to anyone able to get out of second hour session I Don Skelding do not leave Dawn I Claude Bigsby do leave my perfect attendance to Roger Kauffman We Ruth Bellingham and Virginia Ball do leave with no regrets I Nancy Weller do leave my shining band cymbols to Janet Hickox May she learn to clash them as loudly as I did I Doris Graham do leave my baby talk to some other baby I Yvonne Throop do leave my science fiction books to anyone who won't have night mares I Marian Wilson Wiggins do leave my ability to get a new name to any other girl who can do at I Bruce Schoeder have already leftl We hereby appoint Anna Smith and Lloyd T Smith co executors of our last will and testament Signed The Senior Class of l952 Nom, pubhc Signed Joyce Stencel Frederick Waudelich My commission expires June I3 l952 , I , . 1 1 1 , . , . 1 1 - it 1 1 ,, . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 f ii- vi - 1 1 I 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 - - I1 lv - - - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 yn .ff Q fini fd 4 ..,-I l 4335 ffiv --.Z R ? as 'Eu A G. .5 Dolzell Dorlnng Dovls Decker Eddy Frnner Furs! 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J Markle D Moroulus D Martrn R Math Maynard Muller J Moore W Morey J Mueller M NeMetz J Northrup J Padgett M Peabody S Perry M Ptxley Plantamura R Passehn W Prlest D Ralston K Rathburn L Reed R Fenster J esh J Rneger E 1 S Roundtree J Rowley J Sayler M Schaefer R Sexton S Sheperd J Suble J Suble J Suble Smalley M Smuth S Spldel M Stedman R Stenke C Stevenson D Stone R Stowell K Succop R Swann P Tayler D Teaker l Thomas P Todd FRESHMEN Q Mr Wutherspcon vs ffm fo- C Treusdell D Tuttle R Tyler M Walker Ward Ward P Ward G Wornke M Warnshuls J Waters Webb J Welch B Whtte I 1 'U' 'gg fu :Bti rs vs vu F Whete Wlles R Wolthuls J Wright S Yeomons Zander Zander Zander M Zengler N Zelgler S 's Q vu nv L. Us s 49 ' vu- ers -. SAJ. l A A' f President lorry Flint Vrce Presndent Ann Constance Secretary Pat Lockwood Treasurer Sud Webb Sergeant at Arms Don Dean M4 . e D' I 1 5, 9 V . V. D ft J J ,J we Y ef 1 M ' 4, I-. 'A -' YA' V, ' J If -sf 'S M J ZW of if K . Y f 'f , ef G' , J J I , if ' F 'A ' I A an ts V - Q srl 1 '. 7+ ,-' 1 'L' 7 v- J' . Q. YQ Y' Z I ,f ,, ,. A b ,I K , Mhfz ' .Rit J I I 'J J .4 Q , V 1 , as S. 'T' - , 5 P' f J . 1 J + 'et J 1 s. I I , . ye 7 W J ff- as 5 5 J' , - I I A Xia KQZ' I K A ,, L . , ,gy , M, v 'I J. Q fr A .- 2 ,y - 1 ' - ng . ls- 7 V r F., Q' L, 1' gg' 1 t. Iv- I Q ' ' 1 ' .l I . I Joy L l ' D ez D Q, , 'y' is J ,fl Si ' ' Y' ' - A A 5 Ti' A . ' ' .C pe .7 , 1 J- J - S' , Lg r g 4? - Q A ' , me Y Y' ff -D1 -I .' MQ I Z- l 4- I-, G, M. 3 r. yn ' es. Ry y A i ly tx, I JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High students spent another busy year preparing for their high school careers. The seventh and eighth graders found many extra-curricular activities in which to participate. Some of these included the Junior High Dramatics Club, a fine football team, an active cheerleading team which participated at many second team games, a basketball team, and a Concert-Marching Band. The newly organized Marching Band did a fine iob, showed fine precision and good playing at the Junior High and Reserve Football games, and in the annual Free Fair Parade. is if S1 f rfjvafs . H . -es et' r 'Jil 1 i Q' . 1 W S Ji 91' A BOOKKEEPING In this account a Debut or should It be a Credlt thunk that Id have known better If I read It GEOMETRY Circles squares and trlangles too All can make a confused person of you 1 TYPING In Typing we all try to strike the right keys So that our teacher will not give us E's. 'Ong BUSINESS ARITHMETIC Our tea her says thot two and two make four But we ve never been convrnced for sure CIVICS We study our governments present and post So that we can make our Democracy last SOCIAL SCIENCE We study people of all kinds And try thus to Improve our mlnds EFFECTIVE LIVING Cookung and sewmg we re learning to do Wouldn I you Irke to learn how too? HISTORY In History we draw maps and charts And study Napoleon Bonaparte 'T' BIOLOGY Biology IS the study of ammals and plants Ne even try to dlsecl ants CHEMISTRY Chemnsfryl we hate the lunk Cause anyway well probably flunk UQ GENERAL SCIENCE Elemenlary science we're learning lo com- prehend, We're sure we'II know it all when we reach the book's end. ,..--I' PHYSICS Mechanics electrlcuty Inght and sound Have Ihese students golng round and round WM' MECHANICAL DRAWING Taper knurling thread and slot Another do over and the teacher will be 5 ot ART Our method of splashing paints on o page Leaves our Art teacher in a rage -S ufx,.,.,W, SHOP Hammer drill chisel and saw ln woodworking shop we use them all AGRICULTURE Cows and pigs and chickens, too, We hope to raise them some day, we do! SOPHOMORE ENGLISH Though Sophomore English is lots of fun, The teacher thinks that we're all dumb. JUNIOR ENGLISH The work of Poe Hawthorne and Thoreau In Junuor Englush ns our goal LATN Il Caesar spoke it read it wrote it too But trying to translate it makes us blue SPEECH Though Public Speakung IS a pam Mr Burpee tries to make IlplGlf1 1.?Av,, ,Ji 2:11-fes- H , , 1- Q' Ju, Z be 7 ,, W, r ve, vga 'f 1 41 , K A f, el 4 Y ., . -H mf .1 V M J... 1 U' ,A F 4 , .7 55.3 31, 1 -5, G 'vi 5 V B 9 Q11 V if h -L V' A s.... ' 6 A 1 'L il! rw ' A A - 40' Q 1? , f' Z!! ' ' nfjw ,E V if 'Q X. fe .N et, tg .nn il 'AJ 'H . N 4,1 169- 41 3 , +242 ,- I ,mf UUQJE X , 1, , ,b .sg ' f Q - i jgri, ,Z-1fTQe?ijU, , I 1 f. . - li - ii, f--. W '-ff:f'f-ff, L: 1 X Q., w NMS , 3 , Q5,,..4 , - - A rg L,.4.-,Sw, f f wg fp xl - f - we A Em' 'Q' 'W , gr ' -Ar I 1 1 - .Q-, KX xii Q ' w 1 Q 1 . 4 1 I .S I X N x 5 , 0 N II 1 D16 W- -an .4 4 is 'n fai 3 :gg ' 34 3 r fa ' hw, P, 1 , 1 f 1,1 ' y fwgmva ,. ,,, ,L 2 , f. f- IONIA . ,rf 'izirff ig if fi, Q Q ' A S xixwsif EA. ,xv gf g ixxfg-tx Q y x H ELV +2 , , I la-5' , JMIQ: , X X 5 X X I I j Y X X ,,, X f f f,w'w 'nw aiafngpfa , ,LQ ,Q ,gn-mf J ,fn'y,,,f, V5 Q 5 f fa JZ, .xv 33 Ngpeg Q fYwS2xsXe x. x my ' I L Ei? ' ' ll ff Q , A 4 iii' ffiiyf f. 3 4 57 ,A. A A- , MX 'fi' ..AA --' :J-if --- , N M ' - E231 I A f- L 1 4 1- 1,4 ,.,,.,,41--. ll-pi-L 5 A Le ro Rfghr own B oeder J Wrughl C Whupple D a I W le Morrison DANCE BAND The dance band has compleled anolher very successful year If has played at several Important funchons nn cludlng the noon hour dances and most of the school parties v CLAPINVT OUARTETTE CLARINET OUARTETTE 2 ef nv C W0 v von rrvvav Wong Vsorv FLUTE OUARTETTE le' vc elgm J mmf C Jo H Slacey, .. Pos' gsrfj, , - 1 1 I 113' .. Q - an ' ' v E K 4' 4 9 J 'F VJ Q ,, A ,. wa, 2 F' V , ' 4 I 4 'f 'P 3-4 ' , Q 5' g ff Q . -5 35 ' fdmfgr '-p 5 14+ av '5'5A w '49 W . .xi .243 9 J 1? f SOPHOMORE CHORUS Left to Right, First Raw: R. Gallo- way, B. Teichmann, M. Koss, S. Bergy, L. Kaiser, S. Dunsmore, M. Jackson. Bock Row: J. Mitchell, S. Nordheim, B. Poulos, N. Sochar, L. Swigart, L. Conner. FRESHMAN CHORUS Lett to Right, First Row E. Kam radt, J. Eckley, M. Walker, M Zeigler, V. Hudson, J. Padgett, N Lemke, M. Maynard. Bock Row J. Sible, M. Donovan, J. Welch, J. Lemke, P. Lockwood, M. Carlton, S. Lange. SENIOR CHORUS Lett to Right, First Row: L. Martin, E. Higbee, P. Powell, S. Frost. Back Row: S. Morrison, A. Lock- wood, J, Stencel. JUNIOR CHORUS Lett tn Right, First Row: J. Decker L. Potocny, C. Wolverton, L Potocny. Back Row: M. Heitman, J. Huber P. Morrison, I, Solowoiowo, N Smith. r l wma. 9 5 g no-Sig 4? ff! W W.. , s- w. S2 32,4 ' 4 1 1-3 A ? gf'-Q ,H f :W Ji 1.4,-.. 1 A4137 H '-'FJ' W 'L ' 4 K -.,.,..,,.,., 1 7 fb? -x M Q.-iihfxzvw 5414 L EDITORS Barbara Russell Shnrley Russer SPOTLIGHT Under the able leadershlp of the edltors the Spotlught dad a very fine 'ob of In formlng the students of lonla Hugh and the people of the community of the latest happenings around the school The new advlsor Mass Geerllngs, was very wllllng and cooperatlve and was able to gave us many helpful suggestions Lett to Right Frrst Row P Lockwood B Russell Mlss Geerllngs S Rnsser J Decker S Bensmger Second Row l Allie B Stone J Huber M Hentman K Warner M Townsend C Roberts S Alspaugh J Hanllne C Wolverton S McKendry D Graham Back Row C Peterson S Post L Gregory J Harwood D Rowley B Spencer L Donovan D Wuseman C Swanson C Whupple ww I' .......f.....L W.-Q. 21 I . - 1 ' , A 1 - . . , A ' f - ' f - , - - A - ' - 1 , f - , - 1 A V , 1 - 1 . A 1 ., . . , , .. ,., ,,,. . ,,., ----., .-..,.........---H . .V -. . A . A if .WV , El . W 1,f v-:f ' ia JV . ,We 4 , 1 V ., J el ,A ' t ' f 4 4 M, ,yf W ,, M , 7, , ,J , J ., Lf va, Q 7 2 143 M eq J' ', - ft., ... , , 4, , ,. w ' u f , . 'J ' 1 - .. L . , 1,, , I 0 of ' f Z 'Q A J i J , .... . 1 , ART CLUB Left to Right, First Row: J. Bowen, A. Dick, J. Symons, S. Post, C. Coe, J. Hickok, R. Belitz, Miss Foley, R. Simons. Second Row: J. Harwood, M. Clark, H. Bittner, S. Robinson, K. Rowley. Third Row: L. Donovan, M. Williams. N . s .... ,-. .-...- 1 --- iw. . SCIENCE CLUB Left to Right, First Row C. Peterson, S. Frost, J Harwood, B. Robbins, G. Nash, K. Warner, l. Reeder Second Row: M, Townsend, C. Swanson, S, Risser F. Stout, S. Post, Mr. Hoag. Third Row. C. Roberts, D. Cahill, J. Christensen, D Waldron, B. Spencer, F. Woidelich, R. Bensinger, C Eddy, C, Whipple, R. Flinn, R, Dorling, D. Jensen Not Pictured C. Joslin, A. Lockwood. COMMERCIAL CLUB Left to Right, First Row B. Leonard, M. Sotterlee, D Smith, E. Elvert, C. Lake, M. WOOd. Second Row N, Smith, K. Christopher, M. Burton, J Corlbock, Miss Hamilton. Third Raw M. Broil, I. Solowiowo, M, Montgomery J. Davis, S. Finner, C, Fawley, E, Honline. M. Stcd man, J. Decker. BIG SISTERS Lett to Right, First Row R, Gibson, V. Larsen, D Wiles. Second Row B. LaHerty, S. Perry, J. Markle, C. Truesdell, J. Decker, M. Peabody. Third Raw: J. Padgett, P. Todd, M. Maynard, J. Eck ley, D. Maroules, P. Ward, G. Botrui, C. Miller, A. Constance, K. Jeflery. Fourth Row. P. Hammond, S. Smalley, V. Hoppough S. Roundtree, A. Peterson, D. McCuster, M. Bennett, J. Waters, S. Spidle, D. Martin, M. Warnshius, C. Stevenson, S. Lang, M. Donovan, Mrs. Gould. JUNIOR RED CROSS Left to Right, First Row: M. Ritter, M. Stedman, L Smith, N. Hugenruth. Second Row: M. Maynard, Mrs. Kelly, M. Mont gornery, J. Decker, B. L. Pickens, J. Vance, Mrs. Moore. Third Row. D. Garland, S. Robinson, K. Rowley, I. Solowiowa, A. Dick, L. Ward, L. Holland, G. Sulick N. Burdick, M. Wilson, P. Ward, C. Succop, S Cook, S. Smalley, S. Borden. 1-5 PEN PAL CLUB Left to Right, First Row. J. Eckley, B. Lafterty, Garmon, M. Maynard, J. Decker. Second Row: K, Holter, D. Vwliles, P. Lockwood, Consance. L. Allie, P. Todd, V. Hudson, A. Dick. Third Row B. Lance, E. Bonn, S. Wapienik, Harkrader, S. Lange, S. Robinson, K. Rowley, Spidle, K. Jeffery, D. Maroules. Z ff, ZVZV' mv- NM... ,,,., ff an V4 J-4 if . wwe til Vf'u3t-3.1 E. if Qo,t Cl Lf-- Lett to Right, First Row R, Rowley, D. Hogan, R. First, F. Stout, R, Coulson, J. Strickling, J. Stencel. Second Row D, Seidelman, R, Leland, M. Croel, J. Rowley, B. Hartman, R. Possehn, R. Walthuis, J. Daily, J. Happough, S. Yeomans, L. Reed. Third Row Mr. Oren, F. Tuttle, J. Bates, J. Christensen, W. Kneale, C. Larsen, J. Grill, B. Lazarus, C. Lazarus, D. Greenhoc. Not Pictured S. Hartman, C. Sanders, L. Wandell, L. Griswold, C. Smith. J. Blundy, C. Larsen, H. Ludlow, F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is one of the most active organizations in our school. This year, under the leadership of Mr. Conway Oren, the F.F.A. con- tinued to be outstanding in school, State, and even national activities. Atter winning state championships in Dairy Products, Poultry, and Farm Management Judging, the Dairy Products, and Poultry Judging Teams went on to represent Michigan at the national contests. The Parliamentary Procedure team won both the District and Regional contests and went on to place high in the state contests. The chapter was represented at the Regional, State, and National F.F.A. conventions. The chapter activities include annual trip, basket- ball, softball, school parties, selling Christmas trees and garden seeds, and participation in the Fat Stock show iudging. Dick Rowley received the State Farmer Degree. F.F.A, orricens Lett to Right W. Kneale, Reporter, D. First, Watchdog, D. Rowley. Treasurer, S, Badder, President, D. Skelding, Secretary, A. Stout, Vice-President. 5,-tulull - cxavm .s... H5140 T PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM Lett tO Fight W. Kneale, D. First, R. Rowley, F. Stout, F. Tutle J. Stencil, D. Seidelman. Q ' s Y K ix a- -f , fx 50 il 5 FP F,i1',f' , ' Muni!! 7 fir -6 A -,. 4 Left to Right, First Row. V. Munger, J. Sible, L. Potocny, M. Montgomery. Second Row: Miss Johnson, C. Helmer, K. Rowley, M. Wood, L, Potocny, S. Robinson, M. Peabody, D. Montgomery. Third Row: S. Smalley, B. Gemuend, C. Miller, P. Ward, C. Mason, D. Teaker, J. Sible, J. Sible, C. Lake, B. Shattuck, S. Smith, A. Hampshire. F.H.A. The F.H.A. has been very active this year. Some of The l952 officers were: M. Wood, President, L. their accomplishments were selling Christmas cards, a Potocny, Vice-President, S. Robinson, Secretary, K. fall weiner roast, participation in the Regional Con- Rowley, Treasurer, D. Montgomery, Student Council, vention at Muskegon, and the Stote Convention at P. Ward, Red Cross, C. Helmer, Point Keeper, M. Lansing. Two delegates were sent to a leadership Peabody, Scrapbook. camp and the group as a whole is planning a summer trip. F.F.A. BASKETBALL SHOP BASKETBALL First Row D. Rowley, D. Skelding, J. Rowley, J. Stencel, C. Larsen. First Row P. Teichmann, A. Kauffman, J. Font, R. Starkweather. Second Row Mr. Oren, C. Sanders, D, First, F. Tuttle, F. Stout, Second Row: Mr. Witherspoon, R, Adams, D, Simmons, E. Shafer 8. Coulson. T. Christiansen, J. Jensen, A 9 4, ,. X, , U ,, ,,.,...., ..........,,,.....,. ............. W A fi ,.,. i. , Left to Right, First Row: S. Stone, V. Larsen, D. Wiles, M. Stedman, K. Jeffery. Second Row: D. Martin, D. Maroulis, P. Todd, C. Swanson, M. Ward, A. Dunsmore, N. Hackette, V. Dolan, L. Kaiser. Third Row. S. McKindry, N. Socher, L. Gregory, P. Lockwood, B. Janes, B. Stone, A. Constance, D. Martin, S. Spidel, S. Risser, Mrs. White. G.A.A. The G.A.A. under the guidance of Mrs. White has been very active. The basketball team, although not very successful, showed a spirit of good sportsmanship and teamwork. New uniforms were purchased for them through the sponsoring of many activities. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right, First Row: B. Janes, M. Wilbur, S. Risser, L, Gregory, S. McKindry. OFFICERS Second Row: Mrs. White, V. Dolan, N. Hackette, A, Dunsrnore, C' Swenson' A' Dunsmmel 5. Rise, M. Ward, L. Kaiser, S. Stone. FRESHMAN DECLAIMERS T ow M Do ovorw A Corvstcrv P Lockwood J Greenhoe Middle Row S Rourtdtree J Moor P Hammond Bottom Pow L Lnttle DRAMATIC READING ORATORY EXTEMPORANEOUS tto Rugnt Top Row R Spencer B .atom J Ho Bottom Row L Coskey B Brppiey S Dunvnorn Mrssmg From P ture D Fu SOPHOMORE DECLAIMERS Q I w I Brown Gregory Bottom Row L Robmson L Connor M Horn CALENDAR OF SEPTEMBER 9 School started 14 Football opener Lowell I3 loma 21 Charlotte 12 Ionla 6 28 Beldtng 27 lonla 6 OCTOBER Ftrst Issue of the Spotltght St Johns 6 loma 0 Grand Haven 27 loma I3 Band tag day Student Councrl started I9 Teachers lnstltute Hastings 14 loma O Coopersvllle 6 loma 21 NOVEMBER Snake dance and pep meetmg Greenvulle 34 loma 13 Grand Ledge game cancelled Band banquet Flrst schoo' party Up For Parole loma students on WOOD Radto 23 Thanksgiving vacatlon Discussion group for Ladles Lrterary Club Basketball opener Lowell 45 lonla 34 Football banquet Lansmg Everett 44 loma 43 dlsputed declslon DECEMBER Greenvtlle 43 loma 39 Mrxed chorus Christmas program Alma 45 loma 36 Junlor Evergreen Ball Christmas program tn lrbrary Coopersvrlle game cancelled Sensor Alumnr Dance JANUARY Hastings 50 loma 42 Beldnng 35 loma 39 St Johns 41 loma 39 Sock Hop by Sophomores Greenvll'e 48 lonla 55 Homecomtng Dance at Elks Coopersvnlle game cancelled 25 Mud year exams Saranac 40 lonra 43 FEBRUARY oma S nlors Youth Vtews the Ne WOOD TV Fowler and loma forfetted to loma Teachers rnstrtute 6 Muntature prctures taken EVENTS St John 72 loma 38 .lunror Faculty basketball game Sparta 44 loma 50 Eaton Raptds 40 loma 49 Beldang 40 loma 54 Crystal 28 loma 51 Band concert Hastings 68 loma 33 MARCH Dtstrlct Solo and Ensemble Contest In Grand Haven Basketball Tournament at Greenville Greenvtlle 44 lonta 49 Band Blue Moon Ball loma wms Dnstruct Champronshlp Rockford 49 loma 66 Regional Tournament at Mt Pleasant Sadie Hawkrns Leap Year Dance Local speech contest Junior School Party APRIL Band concert State Solo and Ensemble Contest I4 Easter vacation Drstrtct Forenstc Contest Baseball opener at Hastlngs Golf opener Hastlngs here Hastings here for tennls opener Track meet at Hastings Hastmgs relays West Central Conference Track Meet MAY Baseball wtth Greenvllle Track meet at loma Junior Sensor Prom Baseball wuth Hasttngs Hastlngs golf there Tennis wlth Hastings West Central Conference Track Meet Drama Festlval Baseball wuth Beldmg Reglonal Forensrc Contest F H A banquet St Johns here Beldlng here Greenvrlle here JUNE 6 9 Ftnal semester 8 Baccalaureate I2 Class ay I3 Commencement Jackson 8. . s- , ' - . 12. 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D M 'D MD wr' F512 -all X f-1: Q 4' A., SPORTS Lelt to Rtght Ftrst Row R Starkweather D Rowley R Spencer T Chrnsttansen W Sorenson B Loerch D Fltnn B Schroeder S cond Row Coach Lawson D Waldron C Eddy J Shlld R Toxel E Scho fer J Peterso D Cahtll Coach Hrrshey Thnrd Raw F Hellman C Swanson R Halford Mr Ntles R Lnnderman R VanDeusen VARSITY FOOTBALL The l95l football team proved to be more power of thus hard fought game was 6 O ful than many scores Indicated Although the St Coach Hlrshey started new regulars thus year be Johns team was the conference champton the Bull cause of the loss of Sensors the year before All n dogs showed them they had to work for It the score all tt was a very good season SENIORS Left to Rnght Ftrst Row B Loerch T Chrnstuansen R Storkweather D Rowley Second Row Spencer D Flunn W Sorenson B Schroeder Q Sept Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oc! Nov Nov l SCHEDULE Lowell Charlotte Beldung St Johns Grand Haven Hastnngs COOPersv I Greenv Ile Grand Ledge e I .1 I , . , . , . c' , , r , . e , . n, . I T . 1 , . , 3 N- L-1, 1, 1 It X X xe- -fw Y V, ,z A , Q T . f ,I , 'X -,. ' , X ' ' ' , on l t X l N 2 I 'Vi , l 4 ' U. ll W N X. x W v X R . ' , 14- r ,2- 82 .28- ' O' . 5- . .l2- U W. . tm- ' ' ,267 ie L 2- I 9- X N E 1 1 of ag d 7? an ga if V5 V' Y 1'1 If HQ Wi.. 9 3 Left to Muller M1dd'e Leland Boffom I 1 Top Row Mr Wulea M eene cz n Wes rt ru D Dean Mr w D dams e a er B Geumun R Holland w D Qeel cmblm ncmuro N n er 1 r at we Se J Blun SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL IQ kp- Left to Rnght F1rstRow B Spencer R VanDuesen C Eddy J Dolzell D Flunn B Schroed r Second Row Coach Hurshey B Whlte L Donovan W Sorenson D Jensen D Waldron E Bnrzgalus VARSITY BASKETBALL Under the watchful eye of Coach Hlrshey the varslty basketball squad got of? to a slow start but continued to Improve and showed the type of basketball It was capable of playlng by takmg thnrd place In the con ference standmgs It went on to overwhelm Its opponents nn wmnung the Class B Dnstruct Champsonshlp In the post season tournaments Nov Nov Dec Duc an an MD Fe-D cb nb Feb t-D Ve-D SCHEDULE Lowel' lansuna Ever G eenvnle Alma Open Hastlngs Beld ng Jowns ecnvt lf- Saranac Fo-vln Jo ns Sparta Eaton Rap a Beldtng Crystal Host rg :. ,. ,. e. 1 . 27a t . 30A ' H . 74 r - Dec. l4--- -, 21--f A Def 28ffOpen J -1' Jan B -f I la? ll --Qt l A lu' lfi - Cv ' l, J 25 , 1 te A, A Q Sk h F- l5 Q rs toe t 4 Z?-f F Zoff 29-f tty: to Rnght 1 t w Z der Pla mura Hu an S Webb C Sw n Cham Second Row R Hawley D Chapin B Mason B Gemuend B Hudson B Mclellan Coach lawson SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL The Bullpups under Coach Malt Lawson had a very successful season thus year being spurred on by the wmnungs of the first team The team comprlsed largely of Sophomores looked very promlsnng and many of them wall probably see much action on the varsaty un another year Lett ' , F'rs Ro G. an , E, nta , F. e'tm , . , . anso , A, p' Holland. 1 Left to Right, First Row D. Skelding, P. Teichmann, D. Cahill, D. Simons, R. Troxel, D. Waldron, R. Flinn. Second Row J. Peterson, J, Peterson, P. Adams, R. Hawley, G. Dickerson, F. Stout. Third Row Coach Lawson, R. Reister, R. Linderman, 8. Gemuend, R. Holland, D. Chapin. BASEBALL The 1952 baseball team got ot? to a very good start beating the ex-champions, Hastings, 8-3. Although they had trouble finding pitchers to replace the mainstays of last year, this problem seems to be settled now and so the only worry left for the team is making sure that they keep up their good work. The future years look good for Coach Lawson and his squad. Schedule April 15. , ,. . , , ...Saranac April l7, , ...Hastings April 24. . . .Pewamo April 29 ..St. Johns May l .Greenville May 8 .Hastings May lf! .Belding May l5 ,Alma May ZO . .St. Johns May 22 .Belding May 27 .Greenville May 29 . .Alma TENNIS Lett to Right, First Row L. Brown, 1. Wright. Lett to Right, Second Row Mr, Miller, D. lense , L. George, W, White. H H T T H T T T H H T H fl. in pix sa.. '21, April April April May May Left to Right, First Row: W. White, L. Robinson, R. Spencer, S. Webb, W. Sorensen, J. Rowley. Second Row: Coach Hirshey, W. Hudson, F. Heitman, C. Eddy, R. Kauffman, N. Zeigler, T. Brockman. Third Row R, Burpee, D. Steele, D. White, M. Horn, D. Burrows, D. Walthuis, C. Swanson. TRACK The track team, with five letter-men returning, got oft to a good season. Add to this number the twenty-five new boys who came John Hirshey called track men to report and the result promises team. The new trackmen showed an enthusiastic interest in track which in l.H.S. for the last three or four years. This revival of spirit has many interested observers. Schedule GOLF ....Emma Lett to Right: Mr. Oliver, R. Burpee, D. Homblin, W. Hudson ...Hastings ... . . .Hastings .....,....,Ionia .. ....Hastings lconterencel s start in the l952 out when Coach a well balanced has been missing been pleasing to B. Gemuend, J. 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