Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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Karen Ruelis works at the cake walk, as Bob Harp and others try to be the lucky winners. Fun and Frolic Reign at Carnival The annual Student Council Carnival, on March 26, again proved to be one of the most exciting and colorful school events. Any school organization is allowed to have a booth offering light-hearted entertainment to attract students. This year the fun ranged from the F.B.L.A. marriage booth, where a couple could be mar- ried by a dignified Ward Haskins, to the Cheerleaders’ Picture-taking Booth. Accumulating the most profit was the Senior Class with the “Basketball Toss”. The dance following the Carnival, and one of the last of the academic year proved, as usual, to be highly successful. Ring that bell! Threesome stage daring getaway from mock jail.

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Sharon Prall daintily tapes pine houghs to the top of the bleachers. Artistry Creates 'White Christmas’ In Gym A ruled with a roll of tin foil. Ward Haskins plans his mode of attack. Bow. insolent slaves! Miraculously transformed, the bare, utilitarian gym became a winter wonderland December 17, the night of the Christmas Dance, ‘White Christmas.’ The decorations glistened with silver and aqua, enhanced by several large pine trees, spicy evergreen boughs, and a giant snowman. General chairman Debby Brown; decorations chairman, Paget Seymour; refreshments chairman, Natalie Westbrook; and invitations chairman, Kathy McCord, worked diligently to co-ordinate the various aspects of the dance, and succeeded in making this Christmas Dance one of the most memorable ever. Long dresses, white gloves, tinsel, and the aroma of pine trees are part of the Christmas Dance. 16

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 Anyone here seen a beast with the head of a serpent, the body of a boar and the tail of a lion . . . ? Arthur (Ward Haskins), Guenevere (Jan Font), Sir Lancelot (Steve Thatcher), make debut in Camelot . 18