Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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. , 'N 'N 'U -ew. S. q ?, RJ XMMNM X ,,,s.,.,, 5 Left to Right: Jack Bowers, treasurerg Richard Wilson, presidentq Mr. Lindsay Smith, adviser: Norma Conte, secretary? .lack Pfeifer, vice-president. Juninr Class llffilzers A vigorous campaign, conducted by the Progressive and Coalition parties, was featured in this year's election of the Junior Class. After two weeks of speeches, posters, and slogans, the class selected its leaders. Snphnmnre Class Uffilzers The Sophomore Class elected their officers for the first time last October. They were selected by secret ballot at a meeting held in the auditorium. Robert Fay was later chosen as class adviser. Left to Right: John Momberger, Marilyn Bedworth, Robert Fay, Patricia McCormack, Jack Bortel. ng UH l37l

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351.35125--. - -. Ronny Jones, Fran Capes, Sue Power, Dick Hall, and Doreen Pelletier were accepted in the National Honor Society. The J. V. Cheerleaders added JoAnn Earl and Sally Paul to their ranks and stepped up to support the Golden Bombers. We became expert daisy pickers and flower ar- rangers decorating for graduation. Our year ended with a picnic at Pine Lake. Re- member swimming, boating, and mountain climb- ing-bus rides, football games, and eats? Following an active campaign, Tom Pavliga was elected Senior president, Bill Murphy, vice- president, Doreen Pelletier, secretary, and Bob Meade, treasurer. Playing an important part in these political maneuvers were the clever posters drawn by Ann Hanson and Janet Watchers. Dick Hall, Ray Morton, and Dick Merchant helped lead cheers at the Herkimer game. To raise money, the class voted to sell Christ- mas cards. Larry Thibault was chairman. Still lacking sufficient funds, the Seniors sold class pins with Patte Mason as chairman. Doreen Pelletier was elected D A R Good Citizen . Chuck Wood represented the school in the American Legion Oratorical contest. Betty Winsor was elected Editor-in-Chief of the MIRROR, Ronny Jones, Managing Editor, and Shirley Ryden, Business Manager. Committees in- cluded the whole class. The Golden Quill was published by Sue Power, Editor-in-Chief, Doreen Pelletier, Managing Editor, and Dick Hall, Business Manager. The Seniors presented Father was a House- wifei' with Dick Hall as father, Patte Mason, mother, Sue Power, Julie, Cary O'Connell, Doug. Others in the cast were Ray Morton, ,lanice But- terworth, Dick Klippel, Bill Whiter, Barb Putnam. Ann Hanson, Shirley Ryden, Betty Cashman, Rita Stagg, John Remmell and Barb Garlock. Class games brought the usual struggle be- tween Juniors and Seniors. Cooperation made the Senior Prom a success. Swimming, hiking and comradeship were enjoyed at the Senior picnic. After four hard but glorious years, that moment has finally come, graduation. E361

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Sealed, Left to Right: J. Parks. B. Fager, B. Babcock, S. Del- Grego. J. Smith, N. Youda, A. M. Edgar, C. Myers, P. Coss, Spraker, M. Hicks, A. Dougherty. N. Tetlock, B. Bruso, B. Strait. Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Davis, R. liouseknecht, D. Thom. P. l.upinski, R. Lewis, J, Ken. nedy, D. Bouck, C. Conley, A. Costello, R. l.ewis, D. Allen, J. Remis, .l. Cctman, J. Bracken. K. Klippel, R. Steele, Miss Cas- ler. A giant snowman was the theme of the Christmas Ball which marked the high- light of the Junior class events of this year. The Ball attracted one hundred couples who danced in the fairyland of snow. gilded trees. and colored lights. Junior Class Seated, Left to Right: M. Rands, D. Bouck, P, Edgar A. Corwin, S. Leistyna, M. Holmes, E. Nelson. P. Spon- liurgh, L. Pierce, L. Sey- mour, P. Jennott. A. Cuda C. Furlong, J. McDaniels Standfn Left to Ri hl l . g. , g : , . Duffy, R. Kinville, W. Stil- well. .l. Bowers, M. DeRocco, B. Bosquet, R. Abling. J. Cet- man, C. Tuttle. T. Brown B. Metz. J. Manion. R. Wil- son, I.. DelGrego. .l. Manley Mr. Smith. Famous personalities of the Roaring Twenties were depicted by the Juniors in their variety show this year. The performers gave such skillful presentations that no time seemed to have elapsed from those gay and spectacular years. Seated, Left to Right: C. Spon- burgh, G. Gurski, N. Bower, B. Engells, K. Horan, C. Gollegly, N. Adams, R. Pollock, S. Ras- mussen, N. Conte, T. Nalezny. Standing, Left to Right: Miss Wasmer, P. Boyle, W. Steele, J. Collins, R. Denison, D. Angell, l.. Bortel, M. Cudhea, B. Wilson, J. Pfiefer, N. Williams, R. Dur- gee, B. Donahue, J. Henry, M. Letts. U81