Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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What Is Conformity? The movie makers! Modesty is a virtue, but . . . ! Too much to eat? p c Spotlight members seek guidance from Mrs. Maguey. 7

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Working or Playing, All Are Different Too often individuality is confused with non-conformity. You do not have to forsake all activities common to other students to become an individual. You must think for yourself and make your own decisions. If you do this you will be an individual. Many of the students of IHS dress alike and do the same things, but this does not mean that they are not individuals. They think for themselves and don’t follow the crowd. They have their own likes and dislikes; they have their own hopes and their own goals. Their individuality can be seen in their activities and in their studies. Some students dance, some sing, and others do neither. Some students like school and others don’t. Different students have different courses of study. All of these preferences are expressions of individuality. A ny comments on the scenery, Fritz? Go, Don, go! The stage lights for the new auditorium are put carefully in place. Mr. Hammond watches over his government class. 6

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 Satisfying customers is part of the fob. says Polly Confidence Grows in Related Training Every school is established to give young people the chance to get an education, but Ionia High also gives seniors a chance to apply the knowledge they obtain to practical situations. By joining the related training program at school, seniors are placed in jobs, if they don’t already have one, and are given the opportunity to meet people and gain experience in various vocations. Besides gaining this valuable experience, they also earn money to use for college, or whatever they prefer. The man who is responsible for getting reports of the students’ progress from the employers, is Mr. Michael Brindle. Co-workers, Jean and Bruce pass the lime of day.