Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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lv , 'gAvef'I5f gf ,. .6 -pai, if af, jg ii, Q -ni,-431' Standing, Left to Right: Mr. Everhart, R. Meade, J. Momberger, D. Young, B. Murphy, B. Seibert, .l. Bortel, R. Morton, L. Bortel, J. Getman, B. Loomis, T. Pavliga, J. Pfeifer. Seated, Left to Right: D. Coupe, D. Wilson, D. Pelletier, B. Strait, P. McCormack, N. Conte, M. Bedworth, C. Thibault, J. Bowers, C. Gilbert. SEN!-lTE AND HU UH SUIIIETY This year, under the capable leadership of President Dick Coupe, the Senate was revived in- to a very active organization. Major accomplishments included the introduc- ing of a new traffic system in the halls and the revision of the Constitution. Several Senate members gained valuable ex- perience by attending the Central New York State Student Council Conventions at Syracuse and Cob- leskill. A poll of the most popular vocations and the in- terest in career speakers was taken. Present plans Standing, Left to Right: S. Ryden, A o T. Pavliga. Seated, Left to Right: are to bring popular career speakers to talk dur- ing the fifth periods. Membership in the Senior National Honor So- ciety, the highest honor that can come to a high school student, requires that a candidate be in the upper third of his class. Leadership, service to the school, and a good character are the other qualifications required for membership. Fifteen per cent of a class may belong to the Sopiety.'The candidates for membership are first voted pp. byia, committee of the faculty, then those reniaihingt voted on by the present members of theiSociety.5 P. Mason, I. A. Haughton, B. Winsor, M. L. Meiser, C. Wood, D. Pelletier, F. Capes, M. S. Power, R. Jones, R. Hall. , , , M... fav ,, ' 5 Q '15 ,. 5 ii . ...U V521 .- , Q b av' , 1, ,ggffigf 'A C, fe... if , i i ti lj 1' .QF ff?75g4.'i 7 z. ' is if I Q .. 'P We K A i 1 4 :hi .ff it 3 P A 1 Liz' 3 5 -nil. I gf G' o f V ,f 2 .t it 122 Wg.-F-,5 fe. 111, , Q.. . ,fi AZ gf. Q 7 y 5 . 5 V , g?g5Q:,3,: 5, W: W V .V , .,., ,, , S. A, gig? A, if I, . mmf' f f, 1 4. 4 My .,,W., -.ew y ' C f'7i'g!'g?4Q'Wif r .. ,. C Z ,, :rf 1 H , g 3 Q, . ' 'e2Q:e,gfQ.4.r4ft+,a 'E - , ' H . I D ' ' A ,,, .. Z A f t K ,. 1K.,.:-:2,,'1.v,?Qyfg . i 2 Lf, xg V 1' ' 'fm' U ii . V U fr, ' x wg'?'j? , Wt . ,.. . , I sta, , . ii . g . J 1 sn xv 552 s A 1 4 f . s , , , ,Lu , 'QQ 321 V 9 ' 2 ,, U , ' ft? 'i,' fiif pf' 'i I X ' 5 ...iq P' .ff , -'-,Max ' if ' s ' A , ,',' fg' f' 1 ,

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5 'YJ X I was Standing, Left to Right: W. Whiter, D. Klippel, G. 0'Connell, R. Morton, R. Hall, P. Mason, D. Pelletier. Seated: M. Powers, J. Butterworth. The Senior Play, under the direction of Mrs. Esther Davis, was presented on March 28, 1953. Seniors, for the first time in many years, marched into the auditorium making this night a Senior Night . Members of the cast were: Dick Hall as Tom Butler, Patte Mason as Ann Butler, Gary O'Connel1 and Mary Sue Power as Doug and Julie Butler, Ray Morton as Hank Stienke, Janice Butterworth as Mrs. Hanson, Dick Klippel as Warren, and Bill White as Sergeant Lutzfelder. Barb Garlock, John Remmell, and Barb Putnam were others in the cast and Doreen Pelletier was Student Director. Ann Butler is a successful doctor, while her husband Tom becomes chief cook and bottle washer for their twins. Meanwhile, he tries to become a top song writer by composing between household chores. As the rejected songs increase, Ann becomes a more successful doctor, and Tom becomes an adept housekeeper. Their happy routine is shattered by the ex- pulsion of their son from school for defending his housewife father, and by Tom's nomination for Mother of the Year. During this confusion Tom's song, If You Want to be' Loved, You Gotta be Lovahle, is sold providing a happy ending. V Standing, Left to Right: B. Garlock, J. Remmell, Mrs. Davis. Seated: B. Cashman, A. Hanson, B - Putnam, R. Stagg, S. Ryden. B If ,lT T- ' . ' i x ' 2352552 get f '5'f?fQ- 2 Q- ,:'3i'l-QQ, Q ., ' r 1 W 2 I. ' 1 ' 5 . ,V yi. J, 3 u 4 4, Y fs' if .2 ,,,,,y ,lf au. 5 fj-,xgf J vfgzf .f,1'1f'fv'ffalf 'if-Qui' '?f lz??3l'i:- ' f Yi ' l' 'f' . 1 ffl? 1 :swf 1 . . ,,, , .-1, ff 'P . QQ: 'IF' if ' f if ? sz, f.-,511 ' ' 'We .1 'J a, .- 'L' We :M jr:. '1'w gif' , '.4xjA.'I'Jg, '-3 1 -7 b ,M . ,. y 151311 -1 J

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Much of the responsibility for the 1953 MIR- ROR is held by the three elected editors, the Ed- itor-in-Chief, Managing Editor, and Business Man- ager, and appointed editors of Boys' Sports, Girls' Sports, Activities, Senior, Curriculum, Subscript- ion, Advertising, Typing, Photography, and Art, plus the experienced hand of Miss Nelle Schmidt, adviser. Seated, Left to Right: T. Pavliga, R. jones, B. Winsor, S. Ryden. Standing, First Row. Left to Right: N. Donahue, .l. Butterworth, F. Capes, l.. Thibault, Miss Casler, A. Hanson, ,l. Watt'hers, I. A. Haughton. Second Row: P. Mason. C. Thibault, R. ll:-ming, R. Meade. 5 -wi? ' if KMfE Q Iii f 1 THE MIHHUH Standing, Left to Right: R. Bergin, D. Ahern, M. Palmer, R. Hall, Miss Schmidt, W. Murphy, M. Covell, R. Klippel, D. Connors I. Wheat, I. Fennell. Seated, Left to Right: P. Bishop, M. Carr, N. Denapole, D. Pelletier, B. Johnson, B. Garlock, S. Lewis, F. Grizzuto, J. Benthall, M. Thompson. The business staff of the IHS MIRROR under the supervision of Miss Shirley Cas- ler, sold, in one week, more than the ex- pected number of 350 subscriptions. In addition to selling advertising, the idea of patrons had enabled other interested cit- izens of Ilion to co-operate with the ac- tivities of the school. U31 '59 STAFF The interesting copy you read in the MIRROR was written by a capable Lit- erary Staff and typed by competent typists chosen by the editors. Less formality, more pictures iincluding more school activity picturesl, and fewer words of copy motivated the entire staff. The Staff tried to make the book more interesting to look at and to read, and, as a result, the copy and pictures you see in this book are different and better than they ever have been before. Typing was done by shorthand class with Mrs. Alice Bamford's aid, and ar- tists were assisted by Miss Veronica Don- nelly. Standing, Left to Right: E. Smith, H. Crouch, S Disotelle, B. Cashman, B. Putnam, A. Crisler, .I. mari, M. Thompson, J. Hannahs, C. Drake, R. Mo -un, G. O'Connell, J. Stephenson. Seated, Left to Right: E. Prince, B. Johnson, M. Roberts, M. Power, M Meiser, L. Sterling, S. Paul. X I s UQ A