Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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BUUH STUHE Taking advantage of the new addition to Ilion High, the school book store is like Main Street at noon-always busy. Mrs. Bamford operates this store with the able assistance of Mary Lou Meiser and Connie Seymour. Delightful tones in your ears can be heard from the music room just down the hall. There Mr. Weiler is shown giving noon lessons. Left lo Right: I . Crizzuto. D. Xlervhant. R. M1-Kelvie. Nlr. Dauten. ABT PHIJJEIIT Donn fCunnerJ Ahern and Robert Meade. un- der the experienced supervision of Miss Veronica Donnelly, who has aided the work in past years and heads Ilion High School's Art Department, make a lifelike replica of the national March of Dimes poster. Left ln Right: C. Mead. R. Heade. ll. Ahern, Miss Don- nelly. U11 Left to Right: M. L. Meiser, J. Wheat. Mrs. Bamford. Il Bridger, C. Seymour.

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101 .ip ff Y Standing, Left to Right: L. Bortel, N. Tetlock, G. Fur- long, M. Holmes. Seated: M. Thompson, D. Coupe. Zh. 4 HEEISTH TIIJ Z Xsx W L 4 if 1 i , T 5 rr X 71 2' 5 1 21522 :M - 4 ' X f ai 'F 5 'Z ' K ' Q N x W 'Xi , X ' N K' UI' 3- 5 131' it v - ,,. f . it ' I' 'J 'A e Y ! 4' ' nl! K W I Miss Ruth Cordon's Problems Class continues election registration during the noon hour. Every student who wished to vote in the election of Senate officers was required to register. Since the voting record of the United States has been deplorable in past years, the registration was promoted by the Problems students to bring to the attention of eligible voters the responsibility of voting. Students registering were likely to re- mind their parents to register and vote in the na- tional election. I. Now let's look in at noon study in the library. Everyone is doing something. At one table we find many reading magazines. Across the room several of the girls are quietly talking together. Not far from them we can find many of the Jun- iors doing their American History, and there are always those who keep busy studying. A member of the faculty is always present to answer their homework questions, and of course, to quiet down the talking. HIJUH STUDY ova,

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Left to Right: P. Boyle, P. Bishop, M. E. Hardy, R. Stagg. M. Covell, Miss Dollar, S. Delflrego. .l. Bowers. BUYS' IIUUHINE After a lapse of two years, the boys of Ilion High School have once again entered the field of Home Economics. Together with the odors from Chemistry Lab, comes the fragrance of a newly baked cake. Miss Heady has extreme patience with these in- experienced but very eager boys. Left to Right: M. Palmer, R. Morton, J. Kennedy. .l. Fennell, R. Denison, R. Bergin, R. Deming, l.. Delffvrego, Miss Heady. Left to Right: R. Deming, W. Murphy, J. Rem- mell, R. Meade, R. Morton, Miss Schmidt, S. Ryden, S. Paul. M. Thompson. I' BIULIJEY LAB Rita holds the heart of the man of removeable parts. This mannikin displays its insides for bi- ology research. Famous for her 'Ldollar sign , Miss Doris Dol- lar is a hard-working teacher who transfers her ex- periences and knowledge to her students. Who knows, maybe someday they'll be Mgreatsi' in the world of science. LITERATURE CLASS Now our Mirror reflects the eerie witches' scene taken from the play 'SMacbeth , by the great Shakespeare. For the recording, Coke bottles furn' ish the sound-effects for the boiling and bubbling cauldron. U21