Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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Some Answer a Call to Teach... Row 1: Mrs. Piper, advisorg E. Helms, C. Ruehs, treas.g P. Butler, H. Anderson, J. Truesdell, R. Rowley Row 2: C. Robords, A. Haight, sec., R. Serr, pres.g S. Hiler, v. pres.g C. Terwilliger, lib.g J. Young The FTA enables' its members to study the qualities and aptitudes which are basic to successful teaching and to acquire an understanding of the purposes of our public schools. At Ionia the twelve future teachers, guided by Mrs. Doris Piper, gained first-hand insight into the ways of education by observing and helping instructors of grades in the Annex during the second semester. While Others Become Nurses The F Ll I 11 1' 6 NUISCS of Row 1: M. Ross, sec.g L. Kidd, v. pres.g I. Shaw, pres.g J. Wiseman, treas.g J. Young, America is designed to bene- COL SCC. fit girls interested in nursing Row 2: G. Whitford, J. Greenhoe, K. Lemke, M. Jesko, C. Croel. S. Wolverton as 3, career, The Ionia club Row 3: D. Hedrick, L. Prindle, I. Gray, A. VanDeusen, C. Mills, E. Helms, C. Gregory. sponsored by Mrs, Edith Sei- Row 4: G. Brooks, L. Newman, S. Rivers, B. Supp, C. Comer, S. Hunsberger, R. Rowley del, instituted a p r o g r a m which enabled its 25 mem- bers to get on-the-job ex- perience by working after school at the Ionia County Memorial Hospital. In November the new members of the club were initiated at a candlelight cere- mony in the hospital parlors. They were honored, along with f u t u r e nurses from nearby schools, at a District Nurses meeting at Greenville later in the month. The club members donated a Christmas b a s k e t to a worthy family and contribu- ted ten dollars to the local Polio Fund, showing that they are already preparing for a career of unselfish serv- ice to their fellow citizens.

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Pen Pal Club The Pen Pal Club sponsored by Mrs Doro thy Mrller estabhshes understandmg and good wlll among people m the Unlted States and 1n other natlons The mem bers exchanged ldeas and mformatron wlth pen pals 111 Scotland Ger many France England Japan, and wrth other countrres later rn the year Thelr act1v1t1es rn cluded a fudge sale a contrxbutron to the Jun lor Chamber of Com merce Chrlstmas Fund Row I S Hunsberger s COUIICII J Wiseman sec B Wolverton cor sec S Wolverton anda dancem May treas N Dalton v pres H Succop pres 2 C Rowley E Wolthurs R Sheaffer J Treusdell C Croel Row3 D Albrlght T Stout M. Ross N Prmz Mrs Mlller advnsor They Cultlvute Thelr Interests Commerclal Club Row I S Koehnlem s councrl G Smnh v pres J Graham pres P Coates sec D Belt Row 2 L Piper W Starkweath er J Pearson P Macklm Mass Mitchell advisor The purpose of the Com merclal Club IS to teach the members about busmess pro cedures and to make them aware of the career p0SSlblll tres m the busmess freld This was Mrss Bertha Mitchell s fourth year as advnsor of the club whlch plays an 1mpor tant part m the development and trarnmg of commerclal students 20 9 7 , - 7 7 ! 5 .' . , . Q - , 'Q - 1 - '1 ' 1 . ' .Q . , - -Q - a - Row : . , . , - ' , - , - .' . , . , y - 9 - 1 I l l I . , . Q . , . .g . , ., . , .g . .' . , . ' , . , . , . Y . . , , - . l

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Row I: G. Beyer, advisor, S. Hunsberger, sec. and treas.g R. Houghton, v. pres.g J. Wiseman. s. couneilg G. Church, pres. Row 2: H. Selleck, J. Gray, L. Kidd, M. Ross, S. Rivers, C. Haag Row 3: D. Clagg, K. Smith, F. Monningh, J. Johnson, N. to 1 1 I I V A by 1 I Vogt, V. Junghanns, G. Houghton Row 4: G. Stencel, J. Strachan, W. Berzins, D. Rosser, G. Graham, D. Weiers Row 5: T. Dalzell, F. Lyons, A. Wheaton, M. Gierman, T. -Tupper, W. Kinsman, D. Ransom Science Club One of the larger and more active clubs at I.H.S. is the Science Club, composed of students majoring or minoring in science. Films, speakers, and demonstrations were planned for the monthly meetings. Members and their advisor, Mr. Gustav Beyer, sponsored two dances, a number of concessions, bake sales, and car washes, and a big Pizza Supper to earn money for their annual spring trip, which alternates between Detroit and Chicago. The group also toured the Michigan State University science facilities, inspecting many of the research projects in progress there. Several pieces of new ra- diological equipmentwere added to the physics lab at I.H.S. this year. Ann Stout is inspecting a stro- boscope, a dosimeter, a color-mixer, and three types of Geiger counters. Vv-,-,.-- num SCH0 . 2 I 0 wr New Physics Equipment spy L KIT S.