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etch- emors a Lead 4 mors and freshncen t place on the honor rol t six week period ents in each class achu or listing Sophomore rs followed with 16 and tively ven students had all A y included Ann Stout ughtori and Barbara ong the seniors John rie Russell and Dick homores and Janet shman elfth grade hontr re Karen Beckbfin rke Max Christensen rch Brerda Coe Rolan DeBoer Sharleen Es Haight twith one inco ice Hampshire Sue Hi Hunsberger Suranne ce Lockwood Caroly e Miller Ron Rinker C bords Cwith one incomp ue Schipper Kay Se ne Shaw Barbara Sloc ce Norman Vogt Joan n Russell Yeoman and .Jua Stevens mong the ninth grade boys a were Pat Benrett Kat isman Dale Clark Nancy G: ay Shari Geisel Vearl Gr d Shirley Gruschinsky Tom en Carole Hammond Brenda rwood Bob Hitchcock Marsha eson Betsy Jos in Carolyn Kellips Eileen Olive' ay Modernlze me Ee Room everal improvements in the fac- ies and' equipment of Ionia high ool are to be completed or in- lled in the near future Robert ce school superintendent an- nced this week. l modernized home economics m with new conveniences is t among the changes which will ct students. Representatives e already visited the school and drawing up tentative plans for improvements. stallation of accoustical tile in ms on the second' floor will be addition welcomed by teachers. ability to reduce noise has al- dy been demonstrated in the re recently built section of the ldingf. e newly graded' and cleared d' which runs along Rich street I extends from Summit to Lin- avenue will provide outdoor ce in addition to the football d. When completed it is to be d fn band and football practice . as a playground' for younger Ron Row Row Rum I A Stout Spotlight editor S Clan 1 Bulldog editor 2 B Ross P Hansen S Marion A Jepson S Stowell 3 B Hoppough Mrs Magney advisor J Hansen J Miller S Little I 4 J Borup L Kidd H Belitz J Morey D Nlosicr D Ransom I .DLU1 aph ditto open house takn place 'ru .Llub wa.: tub' lllbb Luuc Lui: 6- rl SPOTLIGHT STAFF Sue Cianti . , . Bulldog Editor Ann Stout , Editor-in-Chief Mrs. Carol Magney .... . . ,, , . . ,,..... . .. Advisor Hermine Belitz Janet Morey mber Judy The en- after win Bull- Jlldl' BOFUP Bonnie Ross 9 Claudia Campbell Bgtty Hoppoubh Carol McKee' Mandy Jepson Rochelle Blumbcrg Lois Kidd Janet Hansen cared' uhtz Jerry 1 - Dick Mosier Mary Lou Hummel Dqyc Ransom Suzanne Little Suc Stowell Janet Miller Beverly Hanlinc PhYlliS HHHSCH Sharon Marion The weekly 'Spotlifvhtu 'ind monthly 'Bulldog are the two periodicals published by the journalism class 'it IHS. Concerned with expression of student opinion 'ind the 'nrt of self-expression they keep the public informed of school events. es in- ls and l dis- enjoy mtact :nbers may be fOl1I1d at the main 0fflC'3 of Lhe Community, is Mrs Mildred Brindle whose main job is keeping the accounts, of the students and financial ords of the student counci., . tl M4 Another well known figure in the .chool office is Mrs Maxine Whi-- ford. who has worked thefre two years and prior to that time was ic and other extra-curricular. ., icnployed in a lawyer's office in ua Spoo dwmgs i Bulldogs triumph Johns Red Wings St Johns The gam ought battle by both 1 the fourth quarte through to break a 1 in the game' 18 to gs three touchdo by quarterback Ned llback Larry Church the first two touchdo h sconed the last one Ionia team was fr s with the exceptio Phil Hoople who w the game in the four ith a nose injury night the Charlotte nged the undefeate gs here in the last ame of the season f has one more game is non conference wit N ovember 14 Illstal nd Inltlat Initiation of new mem installation of officers of tuie Nurses club took plac day night Club president Irene Sh 'vlrs Edith Seidel c'lub performed the ceremony o ura'ing new officers and rn Vliss Betty Grill superi of nurses at Ionia County hospital addressed the gfi phasizing how much she each of the girls would truly interested in making ecr of nursing. Members of the club sta vtill soon start their work hospital. - tudents V n1q'ue Ar Sculpture that develope your very eyes held the : of IHS students at the thi series of 'assembly p.ogra. sented Friday morning in t nasium. The sculptor. wh as his hands shaped featu heads was Mr Raymond B who has been instru ting tertaining high school stud the past twenty years. Among the faces which gardus created for his : were those of Buffalo Bil dore Roosevelt Alexand' ham Bell Robert E. Lee ' 0 0 . I f' . .. V I : . . . ' ' ' N . . I . ' 1 N , , , , : . 2 ' .. ' 1 ' : o A . ' . ' I I ' . . . 1 , I ' , A , ' I r ' . y . . ' be O . ' , , . . l 1 . I Y 1 ' - , y .N 1 1 ' ' . -- , . n Y V F . ' 'N , , : fi i v 1 , s . , .. ', ' . -. ,,- , , - 0 o . - , V - s . ' .' . S , - ' ' . . A . . S , . ls those who made the hon , V , . t . . , ' ' v ' - v - x ' J - . . . 5 l V t . . l ' 'l 'I ' s - s - J - E '. . i . ' . . ' ' ' ' , , ' ni ' . 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I ,, TRIM SIZE 3 H 39Vd CINYH H31 WOLLOS -f 71 t ' s , Q V f l 7 V - i A - . . f - . i . i . . . . , . 4 . 5 - . t Q . 5 4 . 4 , ..-..-.....-l.--.-' -. ' .,. .. .uf . A.. .- .VV. Y .-. . L . --. J. .,. W. A- 1 W. L.. 2 . . ,. . T . - . ,L...l.-.i-. Ll. -i . .. . , l , . , THE IGNIANA A I I i'7'l'lwIl'i T Q ' 5 Q A lil J 4 9 J Rory 1: S. Hunsberger, literary editor, Mrs. Manlove, Karcher, W. Cronk, C. Robords advisor, C. Mier, editor Row 4: K. Seidelman, L. Kidd, S. Ciangi R Serr Row 2: J. Borup, S. Little, M. Alspaugh, M. J. Morey, S. Schipper, S. Hiler, D. Strand Strachan, S. Wolverton, J. Wiseman, C. Ruehs, J. Row 5, J- Wham, N' Vogt, R. Rinker G Church Miller, S' Este? J. DeBoer, M. Gierman, R. Crane, B Rudolph '- Row 3: C. Allen. A. Haight, B. Coe, J. Sweet, S. 5..-.L .. i i N. 0... . . .- Z , . - .. . . 5. . '. . , .. . . it A J mo- .'FEF.,U L . -f 5 J f J 1 l 5 ' - . , .5 ANNUAL s'rAFF A Editor: Carolyn Mier f t : Literary Staff: Sally Hunsberger, editor, Joanne Wiseman, Wayne Elzey, Norman -- Vogt, Roland Crane 1 H Advisor: Mrs. Ruth Manlove -L..., -- . J .. Senior Staff: Kay Seidelman, chairman, Annita Haight, Brenda Coe l ....... ...MM - ....-.., . Q Photography Staff: Sue Schipper, chairman, Sharleen Estep ,mlaswyw Snap Shot Staff: Sue Little, chairman, Janet Miller, Janet Morey, Pat Gray, W-L.i.. Wanda Cronk Make-up Staff: Christine Robords, Sue Hiler ' WL Sports Staff: Chris Allen, chairman, Gordon Church, Jim DeBoer, Max Inman ...T - V L.-. . .- . 1. . Business Staff: Ed Vance, chairman 'uf rf-'r Business Staff Advisor: Mr. Robert Griffin Circulation Staff: Bill Rudolph, Jon Whan - g - 1 - Advertising Staff: Dave Strand, chairman, Ron Rinker, Sally Karcher, Bob White . J . . M. -........T-,,. l Maris Grinbergs Typing Staff: Rita Serr, chairman, Judy Borup, Sue Ciangi, Janice Sweet . i L . Junior Members: Lois Kidd, Carolyn Ruehs, Dave Comden, Mike Gierman I' 44 , Sophomore Members: Sandy Wolverton, Mary Jane Strachan ' A i l -H Freshman Member: Margaret Alspaugh I -Q-H msn PAGES 7? 25 . - I I sorrom - mem HAND PAGE
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