Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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1 x Ai...'? m ' I U tn: l I Z4 ',, In wily? f fi! 'I 1 UNHIH HIGH PHE55 EI. B Seated, Left to Right: D. Conte, P. Stillwell, S. Kerr, C. Leavitt, L. Rowlands, E. Hitchcock, N. Rothwell, P. Peterson, J. Kirkman, B. Schafer, B. Kennell, S. Curtis, S. Danford, N. 0'Dell, C. Letts, J. Van Delinder, M. Remmell, L. Schueler, D. Abeling, R. Beach. Standing, Left to Right: Mrs. Meehan, B. McDaniels, M. Capes, S. Greenlee, J. Humphrey, K. Babcock, P. Tillinghast, C. Thierfelder. N. Tooney, J. Spoor, C. Pierce, S. Mack, M. Gird, K. Hoffman. C. Bedworth, J. Staley. W. Connick, R. Hollandt, R. Dawson. The Junior High Press Club, composed of sixty journalistic-minded seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, writes the Junior High page of the Golden Quill. To this club, advised by Mrs. Viola Meehan, is given the job of extending the hospitality of IHS Scientists of the Future, an affiliate of Na- tional Science Clubs of America, is an organization of students whose hobby is science. The club dis- covers students possessing science talent of inter- est and provides interesting experiments. Club Calendar, arm band, and silver pin awards are given on the basis of points earned in activities to newcomers by making up handbooks concern- ing the rules, regulations and customs. Officers are: Nancy Rothwell, Presidentg Bar- bara Kennell, Vice-President, Donna Conte, Sec- retaryg and Dale Abeling, Treasurer. and attendance. The science fair is the big project, jointly ad- ministered by four high school science clubs. Officers are: President, Charles Smithg Vice- President, James Barnes, Secretary, Nancy Tooneyg Treasurer. Joanne Elmendorfg Publicity Manager, Janice Humphrey, Sponsor. Mrs. Esther Wilcox. SEIE TIST5 UE THE EUT HE First Row, Left to Right: M. Ceer, L. Bacon, P. Beach, B. Fager, J. Hopkins, W. Monteau, J. Barnes, D. Bennett, E. Hardy, J. Humphrey, D. Yavornitski. Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Wil- cox, M. Pollock, S. Metz, R. Hendrick- son, A. Goss, C. Smith, B. Schaepe, C. Bracken, N. Tjeerdsma, G. Sitts, D. Fiduccia, J. Elmendorf, N. Tooney, M. Gird, D. Merchant.

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Sealed. Left to Right: J. Hughes, E. Cird. S. Curtis. J. Staley, M. Cird. D. Costel- lo. S. Day, B. Kennell. B. Turist, S. O'Connell. Sland- ing. Left lo Right: F. Spatol. C. Wood, C. Brown, S. Mills. I. Helmis, S. Greenlee. J. Carr, N. Parsons, J. Currier. C. Rohmer, Mrs. Derby, J. Kirkland, R. Donahue. Historical liluh and Science Fair The Remington Chapter Historical Club, under the direction of Mrs. Ruth Derby, was formed for the purpose of studying the history of New York State. Their project this year was the making of all flags that. at one time or another. have flown over our state. Each year a district jamboree is held and a representative is elected to attend the convention. Last year the convention was held at Buffalo, and Mike Letts was chosen the district representative. Left to Right: P. Bishop, Ni. FI. Hardy. J. Remmell. mi The Ilion High School Science Fair, sponsored by the four science clubs, was held in the gym on April 25, 1953 for the third year. Scientifically-minded students displayed their demonstrations and experiments. Visitors were al- lowed during the day to look over the apparatus. and in the afternoon, the demonstrations were judged.. Last year. Gwen Cienkeis was judged the best demonstration and she went on to win a scholar- ship to Vassar in the State Science Fair. .r' - 3 .,,I,

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