Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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Noon Hour Committee: A. Kopchick, J. Steere, D. Pierce, chairman: K. Fate. D. Baragrey, D. Lehman, P. Webster. School Improvement Committee: S. Thatcher, C. chairman: N. McCord, A. Skelding, R. Matthews. Heppe, T. Hankins, V. McMahon, S. Muntt. A. Furman, C. Auffrey. .Activities Committee: L. Hanson, E. Macfarlane, J. Higbee, R. Campbell. C. Smith, D. Kuieck, E. Harkness, B. Adams, C. Abbey, D. Bauer. M. Nagy, chairman. 27

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Front Row: Lester Burch, advisor; D. Brown, secretary; G. Norman, president; E. Nagy, vice-president; A. Kopchick. treasurer; Row 2: J. Harkness. J. Steere. V. McMahon, C. Smith. B. Bcrgcon. P. Webster. S. Munn; Row 3: D. Baragrey. R. Matthews. C. Auffrey, A. Skclding. D. Berger. T. Hankins; Row 4: B. Adams. D. Kuieck. S. Thatcher, C. Leland, C. Abbey. E. Macfarlane; Row 5: D. Bauer. D. Pierce, C. Heppe. M. Higbee. A. Furman. N. McCord, R. Campbell. Student Council Adopts New Constitution Under the guidance of Assistant Principal Lester Burch the Student Council achieved new prominence and respect among students and faculty. The organization revised its constitution this year and presented a special assembly for discussion of the revisions. This proved to be quite heated. As a result the document finally was submitted to the student body, approved and put into effect. The Student Council, acting as a link between faculty and students, retained its three standing committees, noon hour, school improvement, and activities to fulfill this purpose. Officers: A. Kopchick, treasurer: D. Brown, secretary; G. Norman, president: E. Nagy, vice-president. 26

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Junior Group Is Front Row: P. Miller, S. Thatcher, treasurer; R. Campbell, vice-president; D, Judevine. secretary; D. Bauer, president; S. Munn, student council representative; Mrs. Irma Heitman, advisor; Row 2: K. Conner, L. Wright. S. Conner. N. Ruehs, N. Westbrook, J. Tannheimcr. M. Bailey, C. Confer. J. Stoudt, P. Trierweiler; Row 3: M. Lyons, N. Guner, S. Zander, J. Ries, D. Barnes, A. Furman, M. Honson, L. Auffrey, C. Schwab. N. Attenberger; Row 4: J. Odinga. W. Reule. L. Witherspoon, W. Brown. T. Saur; Row 5; P. Braman. E. Laarman, D. Tingley, M. Wyman. P. Cassone, R. Ruehs. D. Ruehs, J. Stecre, V. Jepson, S. Ciganick. A 3.00 scholastic average, indications of character, citizenship, leadership and service are requirements for a membership of the National Honor Society. A service organization, under the leadership of Mrs. Irma Heitman, the Honor Society provides a high goal for the students of Ionia High School. Projects sponsored by the Society are noon hour study rooms, and the bookstore, where members devote their free time to selling paperback books to students. In addition this year the NHS achieved one of its major goals, the establishment of a Junior Honor Society for sophomores. Upon reaching the status of junior, they will automatically become members of the Society, provided their grades have not declined. 28 Alice and Wally exchange small talk at NHS bookstore.