Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

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N .- K 1 fa f 3- . 1 A 1 f . ,, L ' 1 ' -Y 1 25,5 r W f SE .. 13 M m X W .X A H Lzx, Q.Q: A Www: WW 'M fm .W MIRROR 1962 Ilion High School Ilion, New York Foreword lVe, the Class of 1962, are unique in many ways, as is our yearbook, The Mirror! Many of you remember Hector, our class games mascot of past years. His grand- father, Horatio, has come to Ilion High to witness Hector's graduation in the Class of '62. Horatio, an old veteran of the Civil Wfar, is celebrating the Civil War Cen- tennial and, in contrast to the original conflict, has pledged himself to commemorate the struggle NORTH of the Mason-Dixon line. Despite his unscrupulous tactics to prevent the '62 Mirror from going to press, the Mirror staff triumphed, as you can see. However, Horatio managed to foul up our photographs and thus appears in many pictures despite our precautions. Therefore, it is with great indifference that we must publicly announce that the SOUTH HAS RISEN AGAIN!!!!!!! 2 Table of Contents Dedications . . . . Faculty . . . . Seniors . . . 20 Underclassmen .... . . . 52 Activities . . . . Sports . . . . . Advertising . . . . . . 106 Dedicated to Mr. john Monohan And to you, Mr. Monohan - For your patience at our unruly class meetings - For the time you devoted to the basketball and football concessions -- For your assistance on our two Christmas semi- formals - For your advice and your interest in our class activities the Class of 1962 dedicatesa this yearbook to you. Mrs. David Bouck To you, Mrs. Bouck - For your smile and guidance thru the years - For your tireless efforts on the magazine and card sales -- For your help on the two Christmas balls - For your willingness to help and your support of all our class activities, the Class of 1952 dedicates this yearbook to you. - Mr. John Grieco To you, Mr. Grieco, For your business knowledge which was an invalu- able aid to our staff. For your courteous and loyal attitude toward our class and to your countless efforts to develop our yearbook. For your great help with our advertising campaign and our Mirror dance, we dedicate the '62 Mirror to you. In Appreciation Mr. Eugene Catlin To you, Mr. Catlin, For your patience and guidance which have aided us with the '62 Mirror. Your wonderful ideas greatly improved the art work of the year- book and have made it such a fine success. For your warm and gracious smile and everlasting friendliness when we needed it most, we dedicate the '62 Mirror to you. T 1 1 X X X N X X X -- 1 Y A X I A N gg: K 2 K L! , ai f f - X .. 6- - i - xxx., . . L ' , ' 1 J - W -iii X , x g O X - U Q ..:::',, sk . . U . an W- gig N Q. -4 f O Ik- J 1 I , Q J I ll I: 4 ? X3iAXl155iN - K Ti ' N :. Sb 1-TJQXX 1 .gf X Q s 4 ' R+ . X ' ' 2 , W , Q se i . , Q ,.- N... - - 1 , ---'- A ' vb 1 X fi- 2:51 X . -11H5f::r:h1E:iQ x L.. QQ L .L L I 1 '.v:r:1'::.v:s':r.'r3. Mr. Leo j. Sammon One of the finest traditions associated with a high school graduating class is the Senior Annual. It will be a source of many fond memories in the years that lie ahead. The advisors and staff are to be congratulated for their Hne work and effort. I would like to extend best wishes to the mem- bers of the Class of 1962. I sincerely hope that each of you will achieve success in your future undertakings. Please look upon your commence- ment as a beginning and not an end of your learn- ing experiences. The challenges of the future are great, but the rewards of success are equally great. if J Mr. joseph G. Waters Each year the major event is graduation. This event culminates years of planning and work by parents and teachers as well as by the Seniors. But graduation also brings to an end the close relationships of the members of the graduating class. This yearbook, the 1962 Mirror, is an im- portant book for the Seniors now and will become more valuable as the years go on. For these Sen- iors, it will be their permanent record of the Class of 1962. 'ZX M754 Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Donald Porter, Mr. George Friis, Pxesidentg Mrs. John Gird, Mr. Wagner Klippcl, Mr. William Hughes, Mr. Robert Kerr, Mr. Douglas Miller. Mr. George Purple A familiar face at the Ilion athletic contests is that of our Superintendent of Schools, Mr. George Purple. An ardent Ilion rooter,'Mr. Purple came to the Ilion School System in 1954 after years of experience as a teacher and supervising principal in other New York State schools. Mr. Purple has the reputation of being a fine administrator, and we are proud to have him in the Ilion Central School System. l 9 MRS. ALICE BAMFORD MRS. FLORA BEAN MR. DAVID BOUCK Business Mathematics Industrial Arts Secretaries MRS. IRENE BOUCK A Business MRS. BEDWORTH, MRS. KLIPPEL, MRS. MOORE MR. MYRON BOUCK MISS MARY BYRNE MR. JOHN CALL I ndustfial Art: Physical Education Physical Education 10 bikkx K' XSS? 5--. Q .. Q - . A - A K3 1 A 3 A L'.X . S Qfffit-': A A as f- - y- ? fx Q is , , A 1 is Q- f . '3-sw A N: .ani ivbwxs s f E - 'W' -x.sz,vs,,?pgg qi-'Nxiif s - X - wifaf fsgiv j txi .. , i'Ssk5-eu ' v A - 'W ...yffx-..' . N . X ' E 4- ,-.5. -. :X A -. - ' 333. s sffsfff ' .sf 'x ,R is ff was X 'fi X1 SEEN 5 MR. PETER CAMERON MR. EUGENE CATLIN MR. JAMES CLUGSTONE Language Art Guidance SCHOOL NURSES SEATED: Mm. HofTma.n, Mrs. Russellg S TANDIN G: Mrs. Edick, Miss Scholl. MR. WARREN CROCKER Science MRS. MARJORIE CROOP MR. JOHN DEMPSTER MRS. RUTH DERBY Art Science English and History 1 Q 11 MRS. MARY DeREUS MRS. LYDIA DIBBLE MR. JAMES DOPP Language A MR. WILLIAM DRAKE Language MR. DAVID EXLEY Integrated Program English Driver Education Cafeteria Staff Left to right: Ist ROW: Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Parshall, Mrs. Fan- cher. 2nd ROW: J. Cormia, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Hitchcock, Mrs. Hopkins, Mm. Chesebrough. 3rd ROW: S. Kozenewski, T. Tre- sohlavy, D. Adams, D. Thomas. 12 MR. MARK FAHEY MR. JAMES FAHY MISS SUZANNE FORD Mathematics English Englxkh and Speech MR. JOHN GRIECO Business MR. LEO GRYGIEL History 13 MISS JEAN HENRY MRS. ERVA HILDEBRANDT MR. RICHARD INGRAHAM Mathematics Integrated Program Muxic MR. MARTIN KELLER Special Program ffl Lf5?z4Mzcz, MR. CHARLES LANG MR. MARTIN MAN ION MRS. LIZABETH MARSTON Mathematics Citizenship Education English 14 I ff? ,N 15erf6f. . Electra, MR. WARREN MCELWAIN MR. JOHN MONOHAN MR. WILLIAM MURPHY Science Science Science MR. BERNARD MURRAY Mathematics MR. JOSEPH N ICOLETTE MR. CONSTATINE PANARITES MR. JAMES PASSER Mathematics Hivtory English 15 r Q' 4 Q 43' rg. MISS GENEVIEVE RUBY MR. ROBERT SALISBURY MRS. AUDREY SAMMON Business H istory Home Economics MR. NEIL SCHLEICHER Music MISS NELLE SCHMIDT English 16 MISS BARBARA SCHWARZ MR. JOSEPH SORGE MRS. PAULINE STEVICK History Physical Education English MR. CHARLES SWEETING Industrial Arts ,ff MRS. BARBARA TEETER Integrated Program 17 XSSSXXXX XXX ,X X X SX 1 ii S2551 X TXTX.-Q . MR. WILLIAM TEETBR MISS ALICE THORTON MR. VITO TISCI Mathematics Al, Science Industrial Arts x : , n il, 4 I IX WEN ,X Xe- -- 'XX K XSXXS X XXX. XX X if N ,, XYZSXX X X- XX . X: pri-XQQXXX.-XXX..,XQXX XXX x .X ... . S XX as RX X XS f ff W S1 r rx Q X X X Yi K X X I X X XXX XX X X k X f-Xtf:XSXfXfX-. . 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Q -x'-, Left to Right - lst ROW - E. Greene, Secretaryg R. Stefanishyn, Treas- urer, 2nd ROW - R. Wardle, Vice Pres. and M. McCormack, President. Ronald Abeling Weezle A friendly easy- going lad, A bit reserved, but never mad. Richard Adams Dick A boy with a physique, that's our Dick, As Homecoming King, he was picked. Senior Class Officers Donald Applegate Chico A modest, willing, boy to do, Don, we say, ll Good luck to y Marsha Applegate Chief A nature sweet and always true, You'll know when Marhsa looks at you. Constance Bamett Connie In Connie, truth and knowledge shine, May life give her all that is fine. Georgiana Barrett Georgie Good to look at, droll of speech, Georgie is what we call a peach. Carol Arno Gina With hair so red and eyes so true, Carol's smile is just for you. 23 Raymond Bennett Rav Hunting and trapping are his lines, But on a blonde his eyes do shine. Sharon Bennett Shanon Another redhead we do know, As a cheerleader she makes a. good show. William Burch Bill Bill will go at long, long way His personality will always stay. Robert Bracken Brack A serious boy in every way, Who does his duty from day to day. James Bergin Jergen In math and dancing he excels, And in his future we hope him well. Lois Burch Lo A happy-go-lucky, friendly maid, May her sunniness never fade. 24 Class of 1962 John Brewer Jack Athletic, serious, with high aim, This boy is bound for greater fame. Michael Brown Mike In writing ability he is clever, We wish him happiness forever. Nancy Burdick Nance Short and quiet and liked a lot, In sports ability she can't be topped. Eileen Callahan Eileen A friend like Eileen is quite rare, A charming lass with sandy hair. 25 Andrew Bugal Andy A friendly boy and cheerful too Always happy and never blue. x Judith Cormia Judy When everything is said and done, You bet your life she's lots of fun. Judith Capes Jutes Judy is friendly and nice, Willing to help with her advice. Edward Cooke Eddie Tall and quiet and well liked, A younger girl is his delight. James Corwin Jim He is a long, long way from the ground, But a friendlier boy cannot be found. Patricia Cowen Pat Our Pat is smart and sweet, To her an office can't be beat. 26 Class of 1962 Aubrey Darrow Aubrey A redheaded band member scarcely speaks a word. Still water runs deep so welve heard. Patricia Davis Pat A future nurse, she will endeavor, And we wish her happiness forever. Ronald Custer Ron New to us a year ago, In basketball, he makes a good show. Glenn Danforth Glennie Glenn, who is an attractive boy, Charms the girls and is full of joy. 27 Dianne Dawson Ingrid A lady blonde, fair and tall, A sporting favorite with us all. Joseph Day Eggs Fun and frolic all day long, Is the burden of his song. Donald Desmond Don On Donnie you can always depend, A helping hand That he will lend. Cheryl Dodge Charbelles A lady true with looks and poise, And everyone her charm enjoys. James Dejohn Chip A small guy, but lots of fun, Chip is always on the run. Rose Ann Dejohn Ro It's the song and the smile she wears, That makes the sun shine everywhere. 28 Class of 1962 Dennis Dodge Yffgi Dennis the Menace he's been called For his action in studyhall. 9 William Drumm Drummer One fellow we are glad to see, Bill is as popular as can be. David Dunning Dave His personality canlt be beat, And, in him, an artistic ability we meet. Marilyn Earl Zsa Zsa Marilyn is always full of joy, But with her friends, she's never coy. 29 Beverly Dunckel Bev Friendly and quiet, and so reserved, Life will give her all she deserves. Linda Fama. Linda Quiet, feminine with long black hair, With others she is willing to share. John Edwards John A lanky boy with winsome curls, A favorite too, with all the girls. Cynthia Engell Cindy Full of mischief helpful and kind, Girls like this are hard to find. Ronald Farrington Ron Always a friend when you're in need, and known especially for his good deeds. Sharon Finnegan Sherry In work or pleasure, joy she'llg find, For all her clouds are silver-lined. 30 Class of 1962 Michael Fullem Mike A little sober, not too gay, But, to us, a nice guy anyway. Carol Gneen Zelda The fun and mischief in her grin, Reveals in her eye, the joy that dwells within. Germaine Foisy Bo Germaine is known to us as Bo, Lots of friends but never a foe. J, 1 ,-5,1fL,-' 1 , , fig fm-ze' 2 'T' . 7 Z ilfv i If 'K ,fl ,fi V N119 lv ',-, 5 :F f mtCK.f ' sffijl' . z V fill' X' I a ,vLa.gf-,lf ' - -i Fortuna Nl-K R 1 Og I N .' X' Al top scholar and' 5 -1 4 I To be a good layyye -ff, ' fl: ' Rl i f . , 1 ' XXX is our pgs ate A. leader of debate,j , il L, 5. fi ---'fr X. ' , ,fl 1 ,. . Q jf - -A . ' I , I ' . , ' , E L: QA! xx Afkrva I H L N 31 f ' U !: ' hill xl' Ellen Greene Ellen When you speak of being well-dressed, Ellen, indeed, is among the best. Palmer Gregg P.G. Tis fun and frolic through the day, That makes our P.G.,' bright and gay. Michael Hodom Mike In his nonchalant and quiet: way, This gent over-masters work and play. Thomas Hoffman Hobby Our redheaded friend has a. certain way, Of presenting nonsense, light and gay. Judith Gregory Sue A cheery smile and hair of gold, A friendly girl, but never bold. Class Donna Haslauer Donna Her silence golden, her friendship dear, Wherever she goes, she brings good cheer. 32 Nz Sharon Hoemer Sharon No matter where she'll teach, She'll always return to Moffet Beach. Karen Holt Karen With college boys she is a hit, And, when there is dancing, she'1l never sit. of 1962 Carol Holt Carol Car0l's friendliness overflows, If there's a party, that's where she goes. Francis Jenne Fran Wake up and live while yet there is time, L L K Your goal will be reached, if forward you climb. Gunther Johnson Skip With a smile on his joy rn his eye Our Skip has a will to do or die. l1s 33 William Kelly Kel One boy who takes great care in dress, He'll make his mark, or I miss my guess. Robert Jones Bob Work and study are his plight, But he was bom to set that right. Margaret Keddell Peggy A happy girl, to freedom most true, Her joys are legion, griefs but few. Stanley Kozenewski Koz Stan, who is a rugged boy, F ills our class with mirth and joy. Ann LaVasseur Peanut So quietly she does her part, And finds a home in each one's heart. 34- Class of 1962 David Lyman Dave Friendly, willing, full of fun, Always ready with a pun. Richard March Rick He is clever, he is witty, But not so tall, 'tis a pity. Dennis Leek Den A mighty man of optimism, Who is never sharp with criticism. Patricia Loftis Pat A dimpled lass, full of mirth, No one can ever doubt her worth. 35 Michael Mason Mike This handsome boy with manly voice, For principle conduct, he's our choice. Paul Maxfield Munchv An artist, and a student too, A real gentleman, through and thmugh. Michael McCormack Muh His sense of humor you won't surpass, And here, he heads the senior class. Terrance McGrath Terry In athletics, he will succeed, He's ready to help when welre in need Karen McCarthy Karen A carefree, happy type is she, A friend we're A always glad to see. Margaret lXfIcClave Peggy So dainty, friendly, and petite, A sweeter girl you'll never meet. 36 Kiel. Class i of 1962 Michael Merson Murry Known by all for his versatility, But when it comes to manageability! l! Deborah Miles Debby A little miss, so sweet, demure, For all your griefs, she is a cure. Sandra Montgomery Sandy A maiden kind, a student tall, Whose marks and merits are not small. John Moody Mood John never seems to be in despair About the girls he'l1 always care. 37 E. William Miller Bill You can see Bill every day, Being himself in every little way. N . . 1- Lawrence Noffer Nobby When Larry goes driving by, A sparkle shines in every girI's eye. Dana Nelson Bubbles Dana is neat, with eyes of blue, Always a friend, through and through, David Nichols Dave Dave gives the appear- ance of a quiet boy, But when he's around, there is always joy. janet OI'6I1d0I'Hl Jan Janet, who is known to all, Likes rollerskating in the fall. Thomas Ortlieb Tom Tall and handsome and dark brown-eyed, With a personality that can't be tied. 38 Class of 1962 Eric Perry Rick This boys is always willing to try To be friendly even if he's shy. Charlotte Platts Char She thinks of school work as a must, She is a person we can always trust. Michael Rapenske Rabbit He's full of jokes, sometimes wise, But to us he seems a real nice guy. Patricia Pellett Pat Personality plus is Pat's claim, We know she'll reach the height of fame. 39 Thomas Plunkett Tom Tom, a guy with good intentions, Has troublesome problems he never mentions. Bob Cherie Prescott Chee As a nurse, Cherie is best indeed, For in this line, she will succeed Shirley Richards Shirley Shirley, a girl liked by all, Was chosen the Queen of the Senior Ball. Robert Rose Bob Muscular build and friendly smile, For him, many girls would walk a mile. Robert Price VV ith his friends, he sure is great, Success and friendship he will rate. William Reese Polack The fullback champ of '61, He makes friends with everyone. 40 Class 1' Nya- of 1962 Mary Alice Seymour Maw Two sweet dimples has this lass, lf judged on friendship, she's sure to pass. Richard Schmitt Rick Quiet and friendly, you sure can tell That with his friends, he sure rates well. George Schloicka Monker Tops in acting is his sight, Someday his name will be up in lights. Harold Shelley Ham' Tall and straight a lad is he, Moon rockets are his destiny. 41 Patricia Schneck Pattie Pattie is always nice and neat, And her compositions can't be beat. Anthony Simonette Simi In Tony, there will always be room, For lots of friends, no matter whom. Joseph Shepherd J oe Joe is handsome and full of fun, He'1l be great in years to come. Pamela Sherman Pam She's wide awake, she's cute, she's tops, She'll have success, yes, lots and lots. Dexter Smith Honch In wrestling, he has high spirit, And we know someday he will truly merit. Francis Smith Frank Always there with a helping hand, Willing to do all he can. 42 of 1962 Regina Stefanishyn Tanya This blue-eyed girl of ways most pleasing, So full of fun, delights in teasing. Richard Thomas Dick As our kicker, he's on the tee, For a senior girl, he's on his knee. Audrey Spry Audrey A perfect lady to a ree, A friend we will always want to see. William Staskus Bill With baritone voice and blonde flat-top Bill, we know, will reach the top. 43 Victor Tjeerdsma Vic Vic is serious at such a time, When fooling around we must not End. Sandra. Todd Sandi Down in the hall you'll see Sandi, And, when you're in need, she's always handy. Joanne Tuttle Jo Pretty and petite with golden curls, And also President of the Philia girls. Donald Urtz Dash Tall and pleasant and cheerful too, We hope life will give him all that's due. Thomas Tresohlavy Tres VV hen there is mischief in his eyes, We know just where the trouble lies. Class Jon Trosset Tex If you want a boy to get a job done, We recommend that Jon's the one. 44 of 1962 -v sign... f+Ne,. Jill Urtz Jillie Jill's a leader in every way, She's President of Beta Chi today. Bemard Valentine Bernie Bemie came to our school this year, Bringing friendship and lots of good cheer. Gary Vogel Gao' Known by all for his friendly smile, Gary's personality is full of style. Elaine V olo Elaine When Elaine comes our way, We know she was Queen of Homecoming Day. 45 Linda Vemooy Linda Linda's personality can't be beat, She'll be liked and loved by all shelll meet. smssss.NQMsss:Q.s -1.-s L+ - t Raymond Wardle Wiggles Full of fun' is what they say, Causing a riot, that's our Ray. Donna Walby Dona Her hair and eyes will attract you in a minute, And we know for sure a certain boy will win it. Sharon Walsh Sharon Winning smile and sweet disposition, In her school work, she's full of ambition. Jean Watchers Scrooge Jean gets friendlier every day, Cheerful and happy in her own little way. Grace Watson Kookie Grace is the type that's quiet and shy, But, with her friends, she sure rates high. 46 mums WMWWWWA Class L. of 1962 Richard Worden Rick Dick is known by all of us, Because he never makes a fuss. Terrance Wright Terry Ready and willing to help one and all, Terry is ready when anyone calls. Sharon Wedemeyer Sharon She's a friend all year round, A nicer person ca.n't be found. Diane Williams Dede Pleasant, with a smile so dear, We'll remember Diane through the years. 4-7 The Class of '62 Faces New Frontiers Og. . Efbvs-fa ff6'Z.. Nguxfw-A Wzlh best wzslles to the class of 1962 48 LBJ. Salutes the Senior Class 0 ' l 0 To the Clasx of 1962 with best regards 49 From the Governor ff jlgg' f 1 To the Class of ,62 with every best wish 50 From the House of Representatives 4. - m 'J ' ' 5 , L j' Q, 'iw-:L QQ A-,m,,i,,,, ,Q wswwv 2.SM..,.v . Wgf,.q sf - 0 5 ' M' h .fkafigd N. 5eM.Ts..4,N.f...... ' J' 4 7' ' 5 h Wx C. Congratulations and very good wishes to the members of the Senior Class. Ilion High School 51 W'NQS?'SX xx + X sa: SQ- Wj g. S wskk r Q1 Y , R. ,Q v ..ix K 53 ' . 32 K k N k mXW w'WW'Ek'x X x S 6 K' f ,-:f , - . x, 1 , S . ' . X V Q X X L - X L XX Q Q f 1 L .U k ,x was ww .-.-.P alum qi! 'Qs it RCW' use s K -s -elses' is e i w Y X 5 I Ei.si,.s.s K K in ess .. Q 1,13 , Lh. .. N ss. Q Q . 52 ' X ' X f X ' es 5 .X ' E 1 s he s' we K X Q B B ig fj R A131 X S f A . - Us ' fefsiifie K -5565 f ,LT 5:55 Org k . Re ef - ls fe -1 ,. ,-- --' ' s. s h -, K gt .E.,:e, 5 is K 3 ? .. ts s xg 5 :, 2 K is up X TOP ROW: Mike Abel, Diane Abeling, Karen Abeling, Jane Alexander, Betsy Anderson, Cheryl Bakerg SEC- OND ROW: Thomas Baldock, Richard Beach, Kathy Bennett, Ed Blowers, Hank Bonn, Vince Bonvinog THIRD ROW: Sam Bottini, Hugh Bouck, Russell Class of 1963 President .... . Bob Heneka Vice-President .. .... Wes Lints Treasurer .... . . Vince Bonvino Secretary . . .. Linda Braybrook 54 Bouck, Tom Bracken, Lorraine Bradle, Linda Bray- brookg FOURTH ROW: Carol Brewer, Joyce Brewer, Brian Burch, Gregg Campbell, Ron Castalde, Russell Cheesebrough. QE . X. ws . ,gg x Q R 5 38 dz . .ew ' W- -wwf, fa 'Y T9 s Q 5 X NX-I X2 .X Q35 fre ,fs 'f X 3? QQ. .- X X is X Q! X' Q S it X ii: -' S XXX X .X ...Q 3 xi X 1 5? e v 5 M X. xx X sg. X Bw X 3 , ' E ' . M. fr , .2 TOP ROW: Marie Cirillo, Steve Crocker, Janet Cor- mia, Ken Cowen, Joyce Currie, Pat Davisg SECOND ROW: Bill Day, Tom Deyle, Cissy Dodge, Gene Dono- van, Christine Drury, Diane Dulakg THIRD ROW: Dave Dunckel, Dick Dunham, Nancy Eastwood, Fay Edwards, John Gardner, Sam Geragig FOURTH ROW: 55 ,, .KM 3 .sf . fig X We Q QQQ -- I X ,.. .,., EQ . Q Q Q, - QQ ,,,, .Q 4 ,A X ' - If fa' - N We ' 'E' 'N QQ - ,. - , X , ,. QQQQ X. Q F55 S .Q,- . T A Y Jon Gerber, John Gogol, Carol Gurney, Albert Haga- dorn, Dave Haggerty, Richard Hall, FIFTH ROW: Bob Hamilton, Pat Hart, Bob Heneka, Pat Hoffman, Sandy Hull, Margaret Humphrey, SIXTH ROW: Jim Janis, Cheryl Jones, Dennis Jones, Steve Jones, Linda Kennell, Mary Pat Kerr. Eg- :gt - - J. is X BY- S ,x K if E 3f 1'2 x. .. N5 X as , 1' 4:34 ' is N ig TOP ROW: Carol Krawczyk, Donna Kubica, Jacquelyn Lane, Dave Lennox, Wes Lints, Dave Lonisg SECOND ROPV: Dick Luczynski, John Lynch, Russell Markley, Laura Mason, john May, Tom McClave5 THIRD ROW: Bill Mitchell, Mary Moody, Gail Moore, Ed Murray, Bea Nelson, Dick Nicholsg FOURTH ROW: Marilyn 5 .fr Nile, Betty Orr, Jim Ortlieb, Pat Paulus, Charles Phelps, Nick Pierce g FIFTH ROW: Perry Pierce, Fran Polley, Cathy Pratt, Dave Preische, Linda Pribis, Janet Priceg SIXTH ROW: Christine Raux, David Reid, Vicki Rice, George Riddell, Janice Riddell, Barbara Rogers. ,Sf-Qs sri? asv? . X-'tie - W Q X it gs X s 'Rig' l X . s, 2--K, ,L s lj, ,wx J. - X, -rg. --- X S x i f K ' X- Xi' 'EQQ -- Ex, ' -Q: X - - il J t t ,gm - to T - - - -. - s -- A.-K - , TOP ROW: Cathy Rolling, Mary Rossi, James Roth- well, Barbara Scanlan, Nancy Schaepe, Joanne Schafer, SECOND ROW: Sandra Shields, Mikel Sittcrly, Tom Slocum, Bob Smith, Charles Spencer, Bonnie Staley, THIRD ROW: Tom Stark, Jerry Starks, Kathy Sulli- van, Linda Tetlock, Teddy Trombley, Judith VanCourg Q , iw . R 3 x x -x 5, A . 1 - ' Ski i K K 9 R N. Q .. 5 ,- F i -li - . ,- 1 J :i ' Y t xg, X i - X,.,,.nr- 3 .K 'ffj .ss..cf5 el: FOURTH ROW: Dave Wainman, Ginny Webb, Jim Willey, Marty Wilson, Sue lNood, Ed Woodrickg Absent: Sandra Blume, Dick Fikes, Nedda Gay, Betsy Miller, Jennifer Rota, Joe Stasko, Stanley Sweet, Bonnie Tuttle, Marie Watts, Linda Yule. Class of 1965 fix A e if 5 tr? Q X t we Q X m , X , . X A. kk 352 - . . A f x x K NX . .. S ix? H ,S isi Q ' wk as -9 X -2, X wie c L1 1-X. F N' . -ii 'a if A 5 - s. -. . . Q 1 K . me hx I BSN , X X X X 3' r X r X, X X w XX X s ff s -- - - getsra . ,... - Qi. X -'N - . 5 X CSX 5 ri rr s A , X X X . X 11 X sf X it-at :sw Aw. as ,x 5 , X 1-. X N... . N .i .Q,'., 5 .. K X 4? xxt x 3 , r was , tr ' as 2 .rr if x V X X x all ae, X ,S X -,,: rr if , , :B r v ig 'is . .. N X N F: Fw . . - Af. -:svff - 5 x .ie , . TOP ROW: Caml Adams, Pat Alexander, Carol Allen, Kenneth Allen, Barbara Armstrong, james Bacon. SEC- OND ROW: John Bacon, Lois Barnes, Charles Bennett, Jennifer Bennett, Doug Bemard, Margaret Bonn. THIRD ROW: Carol Bouck, Mary Bowers, Nancy Brewer, Joseph Brown, John Burkhart, Susan Bums. 58 FOURTH ROW: Charles Caceiatore, Carin Cafarelli, Joe Callahan, Linda Caple, Diana Casey, Robert Clive. FIFTH ROW: David Cole, Melanie Compeau, Paul Congilaro, Kathleen Conroy, Jim Cor-mia, Anne Cros- sett. SIXTH ROW: Ed Dack, Sylvia Darrow, Don Davidson, Tom Davis, Bob Decker, Leslie DeReus. V x X X Q Ye X L X xt ,fi 5' ex X x, X QE SSX'-fs Q' ski ? . TOP ROW: Carol Dibble, Pat Donohue, Jeanne Dulak, Beverly Dzimitrowicz, Leslie Fay, Diana Ferguson. SEC- OND ROW: Larry Feuerstein, Jack Fitzer, Janet Fra- za, Nancy Frosch, Lee Fuller, William Gagnon. THIRD Class of 1964 President ...... . . . Paul Morris Vice President . . . .. . Dave Vfells Treasurer .... .. Steve Getmau Secretary . . . . . Leslie DeReus 59 ROW: Mary June Gardner, Steve Getman, Susan Gogol, Janet Goldin, Victoria Griffin, Ed Haggerty. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Haggerty, Linda Hart, Mary Ann Hart, Sherry Harter, Tom Heintz, lNayne Hendrix. N .L . .IL TOP ROW: Carol Henry, Lois Hofstra, Barbara Ho ROW: hfiildred Jennison, Don Keddell, John Kegel, .. . . Q. SS fr. N A P Q. ,, Y N ba N S 5 K ff N . x fr X 1- X A Qi 1-L i' S-- vzl X .X g..1 ..:. 'XM . Q X A x X f w xx XX X Q li X X x E X ,xx N x iq R X swam lx 2 'X .J X li X N WS if . if g XX Q T f NSS: 'Sf . . . .r O A M --pk - ., X ii Q 'X K illsnnwmgl fx X r x X M X K R X x X s X N x 'X X 1X Qx SX X K XX QQ Q X W X 1 Q by gg ,Ng N A N l Q f S N N Q XS N' X Q X X S N , QR 5 -2 XXX .. xp r -2 , Bev Hilts, Gary Hitchcock, Carol Klippel, Sarah Lahey, Fred La Rose, Karla Layaw, kc, Sam Hyde. SECOND Bill Lennox, Gail Leonard. FOURTH ROW Drana. Pat Jones, Theresa Jones, Letts, Mary Mack, Dave Mackm, Tony Maneen, Cor John Kerr. THIRD ROW : liss Iviasur, Tom Matthews. 60 x1sxw:fmQxX:x j ' Wuxi' ' mu Y3 w Class of 1964 1 g , -L- X V 1 N r . ss . . A N, 2, , - we X X RQQXXX X Qin N N XXX N K X X vk . jx, i 5-:R Q -'ive . to ..L i TW , V1 Lk E . . X X N X x be w s x XX N, N X X Q we N ssl T e X . : fl 53:5 x Q X R X ,R wx .C xx xx V 5 X SSN X are X TOP ROW: Richard Maury, Paul McCabe, Tim McCor- mack, Richard McDonald, Danny McGrath, Ken Mer- kclbach. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Miller, Gloria Miller, Mimi Mills, Ada Minosh, Harold Mogenson, Bart Moore. THIRD ROW: Dick Moore, Judy Moreau, Paul Morris, Tom Morris, Elaine Mutchler, Stephanie Neal. . , mesh. iff W I nf wifi I WW iff W 'S-w. -- FOURTH ROW: Lance Nehr, Larry Pasek, Ed Pen- dergrass, Albert Pestar, Mary Peterson, Paul Pickett. FIFTH ROW: Janet Pierce, Don Polley, Terry Potter, Peggy Price, Steve Price, Pat Rapenske. SIXTH ROW: Bob Reed, Guenter Reider, Penny Remmell, Faith Richards, Tom Schoonmaker, Linda Seelbach. X X X Qt X s ss S t X fn s 2' il X K sg ext. sl' fii--T59 ' X X s xx S X X X X X, eh-Y X X J ' X X s S X .. tx J X X s Si l . K :ye - TOP ROW: Sandy Shaw, William Sidoran, Lesa Siver, Al Slocum, Grant Smaldone, Carole Smith. SECOND ROW: Joseph Smith, Joan Snedeker, Fran Spatol, Laura Staring, Fred Stephens, Kathy Stone. THIRD ROW: Richard Streeter, Terry Sweeney, James Sweet, Darrelene Thomas, Dennis Thorton, Fred Tubia. FOURTH ROW: Canol Turley, John Valent, Roger Vandawalker, Mary Walsh, Bill Wardle, Joyce Watson. FIFTH ROW: Tim Watson, Dennis Weiss, David YVells, Harold Welter, Bob Wheeler, Mark White. SIXTH ROW: Peter Wightman. Absent: Tom Baldock, Don Bly, Gary Conover, Bob Dunckel, Dick Ferguson, Al Hagadorn, Glen Kasarcla, Mary Ladd, Kathy MacDougall, Karen Pedersen, Donna Sargent, Dave Tresohlavy, Bill Van Sickle, Dave Walrath, Susan White. ! X ,,, ,F Se R ef - e Q,-x x. ,X R ei - X 5X N X Y .x Q X , X fi . 9- az . If-e 'sv .X x Ml ,C r X .l .x rf . .., -we g -5 - X f Q X mi.. ' .. A x Mas. . , A , M .X f- X 'fs r K- : Sf - - I ff? 5 5 Q i efweeee - e xy . fm QMS x x XSS xx . K N R was - . R as . K3 QW., 3- X Nga, ls X ge.. We 2.. 1 egg R Sk . mx . xg.. X Q is Q. 'F QAN Q' X .QS xx. NNE M 5 Al 'KX r N fr. lg e X X W r X. x A x X X we QSB .4 Q is . .Q 6 Q 5 Rx X59 ,S . we? fl? i i'-Iv? if 5 gg HN , X1 xii '. ' s Q. A gk x 5 E. Q K gig le N rreel TOP ROW: Abeling, Albin, B. Applegate, D. Apple- Braren, D. Brewer, G. Brewer, K. Brown, L. Brown. gate, Amo, Bachman, Bachorik, Barker, Becker. SEC- FOURTH ROW: N. Brown, Burling, Cagwin, Cahill, OND ROW: Beckstead, Bergin, Blowers, Bob Bluett, Camey, Casey, Cave, Collea, Coons. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Bluett, Bssquet, Bottini, Bouck, J. Boulia. Comell, Cox, Cramer, Crandall, Crocker, Crossett, Cus- THIRD ROW: P. Boulia, Bouton, Bracken, Bradle, ter, Danforth, C. Darling. Class of 1965 63 NX . . .. X .. XX X . X X . X xxx X 5 XXX, Xe Ek X IX X iw - O3 'X Sei- . OND wards, ROW: 5552353325 3 sl' t. -2 X Ex N X X XX . . Q- SX X N XS x K N 'X x X SX X, , . if i is -i . ' Q' we xxx :ff R1 X XX X XX X My is x X X Xl 5 A Q NX , X X X Nr sq X X N ,HX , K X X X Xwnixw X XX XX x eN .5 MSS' X N ,X X, is X X YY X - X X Q Xia' X X XSL.: - : Lv' - rig? E X X X 'Ns X N Ni New . Q .. K -1. X 1-2 - X . X X XX X-X Q . .ns fs N X X .. X 3 KEN? .. lf f as Qs.-H . .-5 X X N X XX X X X XX N x X x .. egg. X -. - xg is NA F X XX X X' N XXXXQ' X X . X E XXX? wig , X T X X F X Xa X1 3 1 YF XX h 1. --:XF . .. .. . , iX,.,XigXXX,gXX5, ,,,M,,mXX,,,. N 'X S D sal, ..,.. Xi ,xv as .X ii i 5 5 -1. sirris . - T15 To lf F S S X . Q - X X L, .X M l. . .x X- ..-- X X. , pw -f-. ' '- LX. . X X ' . . x X X - 'X F H .- S X X - XX X. - iss. H 2-Qs X- ss , X f A x--Og 3-'sy-. Y li X X - .. X ' Q T S X f . f- -5 E. Q. Xi s ms.. -i' is QS f r' . P . 2 TOP ROW: L. Darling, Day, Daz, D'Hoostelaere, Del- Grego, DeMartine, Desmond, Disotelle, D. Dodge. SEC- ROW: Donahue, Dresner, Dunham, Eberle, Ed Egleston, Enjem, Failing, Fancher. THIRD Franham, Fink, Finnegan, Fischer, Flathers, Class of 1965 Fort, Fuller, Garlock, E. Getman. FOURTH ROW: S. Getman, Gray, Greene, L. Grincllay, R. Grindlay, Hall, Hamilton, Hardy, Harrer. FIFTH ROI47: Harris, Harrison, Hartman, Harvey, Haslauer, Healey, Hicks, Hilts, Hoerner. 1 QQ f ,X X.. .. X. ex.: --. P .. 5. fXgX'-fwws' Q 0 1. - L, . - . sy, SSE L . X. ,X - .- SX X-1 5-,srsegi . EXQWQN1. . X 'gh V .., 'g -' .K k. xg -N X. 1 5. H Q .S ' , 5, as s. -ffv:-XX-Iii' X ' P - . ff- K . L fi . - -A X ' .. I Q- 1 r 'rs ff: -E - TE. 1? ' S' - K, -I A Q - E fx X X,.f.f- 9 ' . - .S .X 9 s-.Mm . -N X.- ,F X .- ..XfsETil . - 515. fi-1... f . Y - 'liz ZH X X ws X x x X 5 X X X X 'Q S in llj, I -if!-s v 2 .ni , X as Q . K sg . . - X - 'K Q.: . . ,, 1 s- .:.ss.-Mes. Xf 2 .X.. , W N sf We X QNX X Nik XX X - XX Li 455 5 X s . N -B .h ,Xg NG' Q r.-NS N X X AX l XX, N 'XX wx g s i N wx- 555- .2 is r Q NN X . X ik V 2 , .X x x es X -are .X - NIS, ' 5. , X . J . T. H XS A gk, ff Zi ,X R X ,. X3 X353 s s XX is Xxx X xl ,X X 5, as , T-KX TOP ROW: Hoffman, Ingraham, Jenne, Jewell Kasper, Kaspzzyk, Ked Layaw, Leniek, Levine, comber, McCarthy. FO Hofstra, Hubbell, Humphrey, , Jones, Joy. SECOND ROW: dell, Kennedy, Klippel, Lacy, Lane, LaPoint, La Puma. THIRD RO W: Lasky, Litke, Lozo, J. Ludden, Ma- U RTH R O W: McGrath, Mc- 65 Grellis, Mead, Metz, Miles, Millar, B. Miller, L. Miller, V. Miller. FIFTH ROW: R. Moody, V. Moody, Moore, Mullaney, Murray, Mutchler, Nason, Neale, Nehr. SIXTH ROW: Newkirk, Noffer, Nowacki, O'Del1, Par- ker, Parshall, Parsons, Paschke, Patrei. eff. N. . sirrs,-EX., 2 E, ,f,f'x2 Il, is . , it X x dis X S C5 X 1 I .X . . -- is 8.5 K N4 R : li? ' ' . X3 S .. is Q S X X XXX , . m Nwnr' X ,Ss XJR 'S' RX x .X QQ ..,. 3 - , v. .. fy' .ri - .... Q X ?..Q X Xk.. N R ., ., ...ffl SS- 1-1 : . . , qs.. ls . s s Q , Y R- We se s , X Q X ssl? X Si QQ' be f Q X X N. x we . fees. S- Q .. . A sw 1-'sk -um X, s is fs . W xx. 9 , ' -..w.,,,, , ,Q K, x 3' gasfigg sf ' EQ - 3315 .Q x v. i 5 ...Y F . N x SQ s , 3 X so RX QQ x N X XS xy xe Q 9' . NY N? S Ni X S XM, . ,sw 1 .Qf2:..:f... S. R . . N.,x 'F . L- : , N a WX swf. Q42 , S 5 L xxx 9 ' H X X :K Y Qi. X .. ., Q ? X R s fx si X Q. Ogg 33 ,.w. .Q . Q. PGS .. N. .X-is-.. 5.. . so , . X ' R' A X if . X . .X X . 2 . . .,. .. f.. Q , F TOP ROW: Patterson, Paul, Pelletier, Petavs, Phelps, Santmire. FOURTH ROW: Saunders Schierholtz L. Pierce, W. Pierce, Potter, Pozniak. SECOND ROW: Schneider, Seaman, Seeley, Sherman, Short, Simmons, Rapenske, Rzithbun, Raymond, Reid, J. Riddell, J. Rid- Siver. FIFTH ROW: R. Smith N. Smith S ra ue, , y P S dell, Roberts, Robotham, Rolling. THIRD ROW: Rose, Stalloch, C. Stephens, L. Stephens, Stephenson Steri 3 Ross, Rossi, Rota, Rowland, Runge, Runyon, Rusznla, ling, Stone. 66 .. N -X X . ll . ,L ... sexy . SQ. .:,. - .as 1 1. - - - 5 'SN J.. cs O 3, J ',5 1 s . X + . . X 31. . 5. ' 1 X- . sq ASX.. A is f X - X. - . X b X X - Y L. Q N N x P -.X ,iggg I ' ' .:. . W ::X. J, f .. .:- . . 1-. X. HQ: X X ' i A-, 1 -, x ' .k ,s 'N - . - A A N X X . X X ' X S X S RXcf X .. . X ' ii Xi . 4 . 'X f -fk' - Q ,, X X M - - X -X pf Q .. ll Q X Z W5 . . -Q 411 c Q32 ' 5' X 5, - QFMQ5. X Q- i of Q 3 -l.. s'.?iisSf MSM X' ' ' i r 5' Sr I ' . 12 SSG. P is . jf . - . .K 'ii ' X 1 I ::L'.:j Q A X 2 'X . X 5 X' ' 'i,,,................, X AX ' . fi X w ' ' . . :X TOP ROW: Strait Stubbs Sweet Ta lor Thomas son, Within ton Wri ht' Absent: Bowman Bush D J 3 y 3 3 3 J I 3 Traux, Upson, J. Urtz, Vandawalkerg SECOND ROW: VanSickle, I. VanValkenburgh, Varin, Waldo, Walker, Walsh, Wardle, Watts, Waufleg THIRD ROW: Webb, Wedemeyer, Wheeler, Whitcomb, Wil- Special Chambers, Conroy, Edgett, Jock, Koch, Kxoll, M. Ludden, McConnell, Nicolette, Persons, Raux, Seymour, Small, R. Urtz, T. VanValkenburg, Walrath, Whitney. Class FRONT ROW: E. Felski, R. Palmatier, M. Miller, F. Adams, K. Scaparo, L. Bush, Absent: S. Bunce, R. Dejohn, D. Edwards, E. Emrichg SECOND ROW: J. Gleed. Guyer, W. Wheelock, P. Congilaro, Mr. Keller, S. 67 , l I ,... .M.,Jwr imxx-'14 , DE ,fxmufss , ,sl L f 'cr 11j:.'r11':s'.'r..v,: X X.L. 5 .H gx Y. 1 :gi l . X3 04, 1 N- i X X x STJS . wiffvygg in 3 S X. Y ,,x.1Qm, is qxwegs .x S BOTTOM ROW: Klippel, P. Jones, Spatol, Price, Compeau, Dejohn, Keddell, Leek, Hagadorn, Geragi, Wood, Dawson, Arno, Engell, Keddellg SECOND ROW: Edwards, D. Miles, Moreau, S. Gogol, Rossi, Weiss, Staskus, Bonvino, Brewer, Burkhart, Stefanishyn, Hart, Cormia, Rollings, THIRD ROW: Earl, Cham- bers, Caple, Williams, Kerr, M. Walsh, Lynch, Merson, Davidson, Willey, Roberts, Vernooy, Seymour, Shaw, De- Reusg FOURTH ROW: S. Walsh, McCarthy, Hoff- man, Burns, Gardner, Donovan, Slocum, Wells, Hitch- cock, Valent, Murray, Haggerty, Staring, Applegate, Neal Hofstra, FIFTH ROW: Watchers, Nelson, Alexander Hull, Abeling, Kennell, Lennox, Tjeerdsma, Lonis, Mc- Cormack, Maxfield, Green, A. Slocum, Getman, Morris, J. Gogol, Schoilaka, W. Miles. Orpheus All-State This year, Roseanne Dejohn, a member of Orpheus, attended the All-State Conference. Three other mem- bers of Orpheus were our delegates to the sectional division of All-State. They were P. Maxfield, Fay Ed- wards, and Dianne Dawson. Members in the picture from left to right are: Roseanne Dejohn, Fay Edwards, Paul Maxiield, and Dianne Dawson. BOTTOM ROW: Rapenske, Fay, Watson, Brewer, Moreau, Cramer, Fischer, Walker, Peters, Todd, Fama, Amo, SECOND ROW: Neal, Jennison, Crandall, Seel- bach, Lynch, Haggerty, Donahue, Harrison, Applegate VanSickle, Rowland, Siver, Bouliag THIRD ROW. Coons, B. Miller, Danforth, Gray, Rota, Minosh, Smith LaPluma, Hamilton, Masur, Casey, Bracken FOURTH ROW: Hoerner, Getman, Wright, Bachoriki x Whitcomb, Hilts, Smith, Bouck, Mutchler, Bonn, Platts, T. Jones, FIFTH ROW: Moody, Blowers, Rose, Miller, Wardle, Santmire, DelGrego, Jones, Pozniak, Finnegan, Hoffman, Darling, Fancher, Varin, Turley, Letts, Arno, Eberly, Kasprzykg SIXTH ROW: Humprey, Withington, Strait, Runge, Brown, Clossett, Golden, Casey, Sweet, Paschke. Phoenix Belles Mr. Schleicher, the masterful director of the ll Belles, has made an astounding discovery - there are 15 Belles. However, this has not discouraged the group. Thus far this year they have dazzled the Kiwanis Club, the Chamber of Commerce, the Travelers Club, and two school assemblies in their resplendent white blazers. Perhaps you will notice that there are 13 members in the picture. What gives, Mr. S., 1l,l3, or 15. Members in the picture are: FRONT ROW: C. Greene, C. Arno, D. Dawson, M. Rossi, D. Miles, J. Price, C. Pratt, SECOND ROW: R. Dejohn, P. Keddell, C. ,Rolling, M. Applegate, D. Abeling, F. Edwards, Absent: L. Ver- nooy, R. Stefanishyn. Y 'X J Color Guard Cathy MacDougal1, Sandy Hull, Pat Cowen, Jennifer .--XX ' Rota. 4 , S 'Q' UR 1. Maj orettes Donna Walby, Cindy Engell, Cherie Prescott, Karen McCarthy, Carol Holt, Pat Pellett, Kamen Holt. Marching Band X E X . A xy 'X jg E N x QQ , , ..x N 5 -i 9 S15 iw . 35 I 5553? XS . 4 Kg? .S X. X if X Q its Q K m if Q , l x, wg N i xi 'Q Q s 5 g X S S f v 315 vu- Q Q 3' :Sky -- .mf ' if if .ox 3 f E fx Y X SK rip K A.. A Sy: 55, ' , ,N .S mm, .. 'I' fl f Q f If f Q fm X? .vu Q v 55, ,V J 9 A Ax Aff Q ar -X'f1N s-255' 1 - if- 'if M.. Q, E - - 5 f 'M 4. . LM L.. 'gil n . ..., 3 Q - is-. W W K Q X x Q ' 'Q Q Q, i s ' X -'f if . 1 1 ' S 5 Q ' +A A ,E 5 Q A 1 F g , I 4 Y, ar 'lf X , 5 . :M in f , Q. , f if- xfJf -S - Q3 , 1 5 X 2 f is Q . x VK 2 A 2 3 Q. 5 s . - 4 69 Y ' x Mi OFFICERS: E. Volo, Treasurer, D. Keddell, Secretary, R. Fortuna, President, T. Deyle, Vice-President, and S. Kozenewski, Parliamentarian. Student Council l - Al ' . M ' Q 'x SEATED: Heneka, Kozenewski, Keddell, Fortuna, Deyle, Volo, Drumm, Mr. Teeter, adviser, SECOND ROW: Nelson, Edwards, Schaeppe, Jones, Wood, Tut- tle, Greene, Shaw, DeReus, Getman, Morris 3 THIRD ROW: Callahan, Wells, Bennett, Miler, Bernard, Wardle, M. McCormack, T. McCormack, Lints, Gogol, Burkhartg FOURTH ROW: Walsh, Vemooy, Bray- brook, Burns, Campbell, Bonvino, Haggerty, Valentine, Adams. 74 SEATED: M. Rapenske, J. Danforth, C. Schierholtz, Wood S DeRocco L Hollar SECOND ROW J O. Roberts, L. Hubbell, R. DeMartine, P. Sherman, Strife Falzareno M Dav1dson,M Getman Standing, FIRST ROW: K. Wardle, J. Nelson, K. r. High Student Council Debate Club Thru the untiring efforts of Roger Fortuna, Fay Edwards and their adviser, Mr. Robert Utter, Ilion has a debate team. So far this year, Roger and Fay have had only one practice debate, but there are six actual debates scheduled with Utica area schools. According to Mr. Utter, Roger and Fay are working hard and have spent many hours preparing for their contests. In case Roger or Fay are unable to participate, the team has four alter- nates: Vince Bonvino, Thomas Morris, Paul Max- field, and John Gerber. A The 1962 ff 5 Mirror Yearbook Staff SEATED: D. Nelson, H. Shelley, P. Maxfield, M. Brown, E. Greene, M. Applegate, STANDING: J. Urtz, P. Cowen, K. McCarthy, J. Tuttle, E. Volog Absent: C. Engell. Salesmen SEATED, left to right: C. Engells, A. Spry, J. Cormia, G. Barrett, P. Cowen, J. Tuttle, S. Richards, E. Callahan, M. Seymour, C. Dodge, S. Walsh, STANDING: J. Brewer, J. Urtz, T. Hoffman, P. McClave, S. Bennett, P. Pellett, K. McCarthy, D. Walby, S. Hoernerg SECOND ROW: V. Tjeerdsma, G. Danforth. Business Staff Hard at Work? The Staff in Action! MR. VAN NUIS American Yearbook Representative Great Dana, the Minor staff, labors over the second deadline. STAFF: SEATED, from left -to right: P. Pellett, P. Sherman, P. Cowen, J. Urtz, Mrs. Wright, advisor, L. Vernooy, P. McClave, J. Tuttle, C. Rollings, M. Moody, J. Willey, M. Cirillog Standing, FIRST ROW: TYPISTS: Pat Cowen, Jill Urtz, Joanne Tuttle, Karen Holt, STANDING: Carol Holt, Shirley Richards, Mary Seymour. K. Holt, S. Richards, C. Holt, M. Nile, V. Rice, L. Mason, L. Caple, E. Volo, B. Staley, S. Shields, K. Bennett, L. Kennell, M. Hart, SECOND ROW: N. Pierce, H. Bonn. The Quill Quill for sale! Anyone want to buy a news- paper? Yes, Ilion High finally has what it's lacked for several years - a real newspaper! Under the guidance of Mrs. Leonard Wright and Mr. Myron Bouck, co-editors Peggy McClave and Linda Vernooy have developed the Golden Quill into a newspaper that the students can rely on. It was printed bi-weekly and sold every other Fri- day for ive cents a copy. At first, it was quite a struggle, but finally a routine was set up, reporters were assigned beats, and the Golden Quill went to press every other Wednesday without fail. This year's staff did it. Let's hope that next year the students of Ilion High School continue to hear Quill for sale, frequently. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Passer, adviser, T. Tresohlavy, S. Bums, M. Applegate, F. Edwards, G. Schloicka, P. Sherman, P. Maxlieldg SECOND ROW: E. Callahan, M. Earl, C. Greene, S. Richards, M. Moody, E. Dono- van, C. Arno, T. McClave, M. Seymour, E. Volo, P. Schneck, S. Walsh 3 THIRD ROW: S. Hoerner, P. Ked- dell, C. Holt, K. McCarthy, K. Holt, L. Fama, S. Wedemeyer, M. Kerr, FOURTH ROW: E. Davis, D Williams, C. Platts, G. Watson, G. Vogel, T. Plunkett, A. Darrow, S. Bottini, J. Capes, C. Engell, C. Barnett, S. Todd, FIFTH ROW: C. Rollings, S. Wood, J Watchers, J. Rota, L. Kennell, M. Humphrey, L. Fay, J. Watson, K. Sullivan, M. Hart. Dramatics Club Tri-city Plays As their contribution to the annual Tri-City Plays, the I.H.S. Dramatics Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. James Passer, produced an old fash- ioned melodrama entitled, Curse You Jack Dal- ton. The cast included: George Schoilaka as Jack Dalton, Marsha Applegate as Mrs. Dalton, Jack's Mother, Fay Edwards as Mrs. Alvardo, Pam Sher- man as the maid Bertha, Tom Tresohlavy as Bertha's brother Richard, and Paul Mavheld as the villain Egbert Van Horn. SENIOR HIGH: T. McGrath, H. Shelley, S. Walsh, R. Fortuna, M. Keddell, P. Cowen, D. Nelson, P. Schneck. Honor Societies BOTTOM ROW: M. Rapenske, Treasurer, P. Sherman, Vice-President, J. Patrei, President g Dibble, Secretary, SECOND ROW: Cramer, Bradle, Getman, Patrei, Rolling, Fischer, THIRD ROW: Klippel, Reid, Casey, Bouck, Albin, Cornell, Crocker, Siver, Morris, DeReus, FOURTH ROW: Loomis, Santmire, Gray, Getman, Wright, Nel- son, Pasek, White, Gogol, Neal, Hart, FOURTH ROW: Taylor, Bennett, Nehr, Miller, Brown, Parker, Davidson, Collea, Hofstra, Crossett, Henry, FIFTH ROW: Hoffman, Brown, Keddell, Bluett, Burkhart, Short, Bemard, Waldo, Schneider, Mutchler, Bonn, Harter. FRONT ROW: Orendorff, Capes, Spry, Dodge, Richards, Prescott, Montgomery 3 SECOND ROW: Price, Slocum, Lauer, Panarites, Braun, Doolen, Ram- sey, Bradle, Ladd, Snyder, Sheffield, Collea, THIRD ROW: Thomas, Moore, Hofstra, Forbes, Baker, Cixillo, Gurney, Campbell, FOURTH ROW: Korba Miller, Harrison, Blowers, Varin, O'Connell, Jennings Parker, Layaw, Baker, Scanlan, Raux, FIFTH ROWl Davidson, Rolling, Wright, Fisher, Walker, Runge Smith, Layaw, Parker, Polley, Walby, Billington. Library Club County Seminar SEATED: H. Shelley, V. Bonvino, R. Fortuna, J Brewer, D. Nelson, STANDING: S. Wood, S. Getman, R. Adams, R. Wardle, L. Mason, C. Klippel, L. Siver. 81 -4 R 4-r fgfq f d Spanish Club SEATED: Fortuna, Sherman, Miller, Volo, Mr. Drake 5 SECOND ROW: Scanlan, Bennett, Merklebach, Urtz, Gurneyg THIRD ROW: Preische, Ortlieb, McCabe, Hofstra, Sitterly. 82 French Club SEATED: Mr. Cameron, Moody, Hamilton, Willey, Getman, Nelson, STANDING: Darling, Hamilton, Taylor, Keddell, Rolling, Taylor, Hoffman, Bottini, Weiss, Bradle, Wells, Siver, Keddell, Rowland, Mont- gomery, Bouton. Latin Dinner FRONT ROW. Mrs. DeReus, Rogers, Morris, Morris, Fortuna, Cormia, Deyle, Bonvino, Hart, Mutchlerg SECOND ROW: Bluett, DeReus, Kerr, Rossi, Sher- man, Urtz, Pierce, Paulus, Frosch, Frezza, Rolling, THIRD ROW: Braybrook, Withington, Walsh, Get- man, Bracken, Slocum, Jones, Applegate, 1.Pozniak, Kubica, Alexander, FOURTH ROW. Albin, Cox, Hoke, Strait, Bachman, Keddell, Humphrey, Rice, Price, Loftis, Cornell, FIFTH ROW: Harris, Brown, Ross, Camey, Wright, Custer, Runge, Wardle, Miller, Tresohlavy, Crocker. FRONT ROW: Whittaker, Phillips, Ramsey, Fisher, Orr, Hull, Persons, Drury, SECOND ROW.' Vlfede- meyer, Fama, Todd, Raux, Anderson, Cramer, Polley, Williams, Barnett, THIRD ROW: Young, Bracken, Silvernail, Knewasser, Paulus, Steacy, Varin, Harter, Hildebrandt, Borkowski, Kasprzyk, Pelletier, Felski, FOURTH ROW: Mrs, Sammon, Miss Wainwright, Beach, Pribis, Blume, Gurney, Whitney, O'Connell, ClubsPwpaw FRONT ROW: Callahan, Walsh, Hart, Frosch, L. Hart, Mills, Dulakg SECOND ROW: Casey, Davis, Letts, Pederson, Miles, Spry, Arno, Prescott, THIRD ROW: Smith, F rancher, Siver, Schape, Blume, Tetlock, Lane, Eastwood, Grindlayg FOURTH ROW: Thomas, Davis, Paschke, DeReus, Shaw, Cafarelli, Jones, Mack, Price, Frezza, FIFTH ROW: K. Holt, C. Holt, Ladd, Layaw, Richards, Taylor, Bottini, Va.nSickle, D'Hoos- telaere, Getman, Urtz, SIXTH ROW: Runge, Hoke, Paulus, Anderson, Scanlan, Rota, Staley, Kennell, Abeling, Shields, Brewer: SEVENTH ROW: Coons, Darling, Hamilton, Metz, Kasprzyk, Compo, Bachman, Strait, Mrs. Russell: EIGHTH ROW: Loftis, Mc- Carthy, Capes, Engell, Todd. 84- SEATED at table: Stone, Jennison, Siver, Alexander Rogers, Wood, Humphrey, Mason, Dulak, Hoerner Moody, Rice, Bennett, Cormiag STANDING: Mr Lang, Preische, jones, Klippel, Lyman, Mutchler, Kelly, Neale, Keddell, Bennett, Hamilton, Pederson Jones, Braybrook, Burns, Caple, Hull, Kerr, Rossi Hoffman, Edwards, Cirillo. J s 1 FROINT ROW Getman, Danforth, DelGrego, Sant- mire, Hanson, Jones, White, SECOND RUW: Hoernexi, Snyder Ladd, O'Connell, Wardle, Nelson, THIRD 3 ROW: Miller, Cox, Brown. Walker, Withington, Miller, Lacey, Sherman, Gray, FOURTH ROW: Disotelle, Casey, W ardle, Rota, lviurray, Bradle, Hoff man, Rapenskeg FIFTH ROW: Carney, McGrath, Rogers, Dibble. 85 ATHLETIC HO ORARIES VARSITY CLUB FRONT ROW: S. Wood, M. Moody, L. Hart, M. Cirillo, L. Siver, D. Dulakg SECOND ROW: E. Volo, D. Miles, N. Burdick, M. Seymour, S. Bennett, D. Dawson, J. Urtz, L. Vernooyg THIRD ROW: S. Shaw, Miss VanAuken, N. Frosch, M. Nile, J. Cormia, J. Dulak, L. Mason, V. Rice, F. Spatol, C. Henry, C. Adams, C. Neale, C. Jones. FRONT ROW: B. Day, R. Chesebor- ough, J. Gardner, D. Leek, S. Getman, V. Bonvinog SECOND ROW: S. Koze- newski, H. Shelley, D. Thomas, B. Kel- ly, J. Brewer, R. Wardle, T. McGrath, V. Tjeerdsmag THIRD ROW: B. He- neka, J. Gogol, W. Lints, J. Willey, E. Woodzick, D. Bernard, A. Slocum, D. Adams, T. Deyle. G.A.C. Teachers Aid Students Aid senior's treasury Keep in shape During the past year, many generous faculty members have devoted their valuable time to help the student body. Mr. Monohan, one of the senior class ad- visers, spent much time at the concession stand, helping the seniors sell hot dogs to hungry foot- ball fans. Many athletically inclined teachers donned their sneakers to help the basketball and volley- ball teams. Week after week, they scrirnmaged the two squads. Despite for in spite ofl their help, the basketball, and volleyball teams man- aged to win the Section III championships. Late in March, the men's faculty of Herki- mer and Ilion met in a basketball game. The Golden Bummers', won for the second year. Such stars as Fabulous Fahey, Furious Fahy, Colossal Call, Nitro Nicolette, Lightning Lang, Babes Tisci, Dribbler Drake, Marvelous Mur- ray, Set-Shot Salisbury, Terrific Tucker, Fero- cious FindLu'a, Sensational Savino, Shoot 'em up Sorge, Soaring Schleicher, and their coach, Mighty Manion, managed to look like idiots and act like clowns for the second consecutive year. Exhibit talents for scholarship, fund 1 X . X N X XX X X X X X.k- K X Q xx . X .X 1 X X X 2 xx G f XXX XXX - NH. Yggwm X X , Y X .5-Xgij i X X Rik - sflk. R x X N X'-Xiigfs X X . vgwkwiz-,sf Rf::51j:f- K -. U 1 'i X XX wig X XX Q N X W -' I iii' 1X L i X NX Q, . , X N23 Q S .Q N if K X NX K H -X we ,ugf -P' W f 5 Q if x S , N L X v k A NX?-x N X .rx W X SPORT x .,.,.. V i -,E Q A X Q Q5 XC vw-SOS-: 1 N X X S N XQ N Ss SL .Q 4, kg 1',11':..1':::1'..1'..v. Ilion 195 . . . .. . .U.F.A. 20 5 Ilion 65 . . . . . .Norwich 6 Ilion 65 . . . . . .Oneonta 12 Dick Adams Bo Foisy Bemie Valentine Harold Shelley Bob Rose Stan Kozenewski Dick Thomas Bombers Lose Heartbreakers Ilion 265. . . . tLittle Falls 7 Ilion 145 . ...... .Frankfort 19 Ilion 05. . . .New Hartford 26 Ilion 05 . . ...... Mohawk 0 Ilion 65 . . . . Herkimer 0 Glenn Danforth Finish Strong Tom Hoffman Bill Reese J ack Brewer Ilion's Golden Bombers, after suffering an opening loss at the hands of Utica Free Academy, 20-19, finished the season by tying league-leading Mohawk and defeating arch-rival Herkimer. After their opening defeat, the Gold and Brown tied a stubborn Norwich eleven under the lights at Norwich, 6--6. The following week saw Ilion lose to Oneonta, 12-6, in their second game away from home. Oneonta had a tough time with their Ilion adversaries, and a Danforth pass on the last play of the game nearly tied the score. The Bombers returned home the following week and easily defeated Little Falls, 26-7. Bill Reese scored twice for Ilion, and Dick Adams tallied a third touch- down after grabbing a Danforth aerial and racing 28 yards to score. The next two weeks proved disasterous to the Ilion cause as the Bombers dropped away games to Frankfort Q19-145 and New Hartford 126-OJ. An inspired Ilion team played host to league-leading Mohawk on November 4, on a rain-soaked field with the contest ending in a scoreless tie. Bill Kelly almost scored, but was tripped up on the six yard line on a fourth and goal situation. In the finale, before a cheering crowd, Ilion upset Herkimer C6-OJ to put the icing on the cake. Last Resorts Pace Gold and Brown Terry McGrath Eddie Cooke Dennis Dodge Bill Drumm Bill Kelly Ray Wardle , THE ! CK99 L. to R. FIRST ROW: Brewer, Maneen, Adams, Bracken, Mackin, Reese, Danforth, Hoffman, Lennox, Markleyg SECOND ROW: Rose, Drumm, Cooke Dodge, Plunkett, Darrow, Kozenewski, W. Wardle Callahan, Staskus, Conover, Conniag THIRD ROW: Iagulli, Hendrix, Wells, Valentine, Haggerty, D. Mc- Grath, Heneka, T. McGrath, Kelly, Geragi, Dunning Moore, FOURTH ROW: Bernard, Van Sickle, R Wardle, Tjeerdsma, Foisy, Day, Shelley, Lints, Bouck Thomas. Football 1961 Coaching Staff BLOCKS 3 Ilion's swinging sing-along coaching staff 1n- cludes Mr. Martin f'ilVIonk',j Manion, Mr. Vito f Babes j Tisci, Mr. John f Colossal D Call, and Mr. Joseph f Nitro j Nicolette. This line group is responsible for many Ilion victories in past years, and their knowledge and fortitude combined with their athletic prowess shine brightly in Ilion High. SK X N X X X X X X . K X X .XXXX XX XX. . A :RX . XXX Reuse against Ihr mommtics 3 X 1 X XXX e X i -X Nw .XX XX .X .X X XX X X X. XX X XX XXX..-X XX x . XX f XXXWQ X X . K ...x 3 X A XXX i 1XXf- S ' .. SX. X XXX -- 1 , Lo s. SE X. . 5 XX X X XX Q X65 u..X X XX XXX15 XXJXSXXXX X X XXX. 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X- -- sr: X 1 XX: XXXXe,5afXs1-I--get X5 . .jg 1 , A HERKIMER - +51 o Q ILIGN -V f GAMES Vv so FOGTBALL - November 11, 1961 Ilion 6 - Herkimer O r I 93 f' .' 5' Aq 0 , 355 i :Tl i KX BASKETBALL - Bombers Gaim Q an. 5, 1962-Feb. 23, 1962 I Ilion's Bombers, playing almost the entire game without the services of Willey, lost their first encounter with Herkimer, 60-43. Jack Brewer netted 16 points in a losing cause for Ilion, while Jack Folts and Jerry Walczak sparked Herkimer with 13 points apiece. Ilion was to gain revenge, however. On Febru- ary 23, the Gold and Brown triumphed at Herki- mer, 63-52, Jim Willey hit 23 for Ilion, and Jack Brewer and Doug Bernard managed 29 between them. Levi was high for Herkimer with 9 points. With the chips down and the Section III Inter- Area title at stake, once again Ilion emerged vic- torious. At U.F.A., Ilion's quintet whipped the Magicans, 59-43. Brewer and Deyle had 18 and 16 points respectively. Levi hit 10 for Herkimer and Joe Cassella added 9, but Ilion brought home the title. WRESTLING - Wim 2111. WI TER SPORTS Feb. 17, 1962 Ilionis winter sports teams did very well against Herkimer in 1961-62. The volleyball, table tennis, and bowling teams all scored victories in the regular season's matches. In the post season league tournament, once again the volleyball team was victorious, winning one game, 15-0, and dropping another, 15-14. The bowling and badminton teams were less for- tunate, but Glenn Bush and Bob Clive whipped their Herkimer opponents in the table tennis doubles. 95 4, 1962 Ilion's wrestling team narrowly edged Herkimer, 26-20, on January 4, 1962. Wes Lints and Vic Tjeerdsma turned in necessary pins over Terry Coughlin and Gene Campagna to wrap up the match for the visiting Ilion Bombers. Bob Dunckel, Dick Adams, and Dexter Smith also turned in important wins for Ilion. In the post season tournament, the Magicians finished second and Ilion third. In the finals of the unlimited class, Gino', Campagna gained revenge over Vic Tjeerdsma when the Ilion star received a head injury. 1 u BASEB LL - D019 Dogs Momma May 15, 1961-june 3 Ilion's two meetings with Herkimer on the base- ball diamond in 1961 proved disasterous for the Ilionites. In the First meeting at Ilion, Herkimer's Dave Schad blanked the Bombers on 3 hits, 6--0. Jim Levi knocked in two of Herkimer's runs with a booming homerun, and Schad aided his own cause with a pair of doubles. TRACK - ' 1961 In the second meeting, under the lights at Herkimer, the Bombers jumped into a quick lead, and, going into the bottom of the fourth, the score was tied, 3-3. However, Ed Woodrick ran into trouble, giving up a grand slam to Herkimer's Zenon Lischynski, and the Bombers were out of it. Schad, again, got the win. 1311664115 May 26, 1961 Ilion's track team lost its only meet of the year to the League champions, Herkimer, 56-50, in the 1961 season. The Magicans posted victories in the high jump fTom Canastarj and shot put fRod Sluyterj, while Ilion easily won the mile fTerry Sweeneyl and the pole vault fBob Dunckelj. Herkimer lost such stars as Roy Talarico, Ken Pokorney, and Derek Woertendyke. This year Ilion is out for revenge! mbimwv- Ui0wQ0owb0aadf V 1961-1962 EVENTS ILION HERK. K FOOTBALL ................ 6 0 A BASKETBALL .............. 43 60 63 52 f WRESTLING .............. 26 20 - ,, w1NTERsPoRTs ........... 30 10 -.., T BASEBALL ................. 0 6 3 9 TRACK .................... 50 56 96 Ci Saga Volleyball Ilionis volleyball team was very successful during the 1961-62 season. The team posted wins over Mohawk, Norwich, and Frankfort, and a 4-1 victory over Herkimer. The squad was composed of Roger Fortuna, Harold Shelley, Ed Cooke, Dave Lyman, Bill Kelly, Terry McGrath, Bo Foisy, Ken Cowen, Glenn Kasarda, Steve Jones, and Terry Sweeney. Winter Sports Ping Pong Ilion's ping-pong team, paced by Dobber Clive and Glenn Bush, went undefeated during the 1961-62 season, posting a 7-O record. Both Clive and Bush had 5-2 records and went unde- feated as a doubles team. Bowling Ilion High's bowling team, under Coach Tisci, went undefeated in League play, but had two draws with Norwich and Oneonta. In the post season league tournament, however, the best Ilion's team could manage was fifth place. The squad was composed of Don Applegate, Spike Phelps, Sam Bottini, Carl Darling, and Frank Crossett. S .1 - Me -15 Badminton Ilion High's Badminton team, under Coach M. Bouck, experienced a rather disappointing season, losing to everyone but Frankfort. The team was composed of Jack Valent, Marty Wilson, Don Davidson, Mike Mason, Joe Callahan, and Gary Vogel. Varsity: Brown, manager, Bracken, Brewer, Bonvino, Spencer, Willey, Custer, Woodrick, Slocum Absent Smith, Chesebrough, managerg Gardner, Abel, Deyle, Bernard, Coach Sorge. Varsity- The Ilion Vaisity basketball team turned in another winning season under Coach Sorge, com- piling an 11--7 record. The Bombers placed fourth in the Iroquois League with Mohawk, Herkimer, and Norwich placing ahead of them. It was a season of streaks for Ilion which saw the Bombers win 3 in a row and then drop 3 consecutive league games. After this, Ilion won 5 in a row before losing to Nor- wich by one point. After defeating Oneonta and upsetting Herkimer, the Gold and Brown lost the season finale to Mohawk, 57-43. The season included close victories over Proctor C49-45 in overtirnej, Little Falls Q64-6Oj, and Oneonta Q66-64j, as well as heartbreaking losses to New Hartford C46-455 and Norwich 143- 421. In post season play, the Gold and Brown sur- prised everyone by upsetting Holland Patent in overtime, 64-57, dumping Chittenango, 59-46, and trouncing Herkimer, 59-43, to take the Sec- tion III Inter-Area Championship. Deyle Jumpshoots J.v. Ilion's Junior Varsity squad, under Coach Salis- bury, racked up a 9-9 season which gave much experience to freshmen, Owen Roberts and Bob DeMartine, potential Varsity stars in the near future. The J.V. cagexs lost and won several games by 5 points or less and provided fans with a good deal of action. The team whipped Herkimer twice, 58-53 and 56-43, to indicate trouble for the Magicians in future years. The squad lost tough ones, too, to Oneonta Q36-323, Norwich Q47- 41l, and Mohawk H4-39j. FRONT ROW: Wardle, Haggerty, Morris, White SECOND ROW: Burkhart, Pickett, Weiss, McGrath Maneeng THIRD ROW: Coach Salisbury, Keddell, DeMartine, Slocum, McCormack, Roberts. Basketball 1962 Willey Rebounds DeMartine shoots for J.V's. Wrestling 1962 FRONT ROW: Dunckel, Matthews, Adamsg SECOND ROW: Yule, Moore, Gogolg THIRD ROW: Smith, Burch, Tjeerdsma, Heneka, Lints. Ihons Golden Bomber Wrestling Squad, under new coach, Mr. Orthman, completely reversed a l-9 season of 1960-61 and Hnished second in the Iroquois League. The Ilion Grapplers racked up 7 stmight wins before bowing to Frankfort, the league champion, 24--21. The season saw Ilion win lopsided victo- ries over Van Hornesville Q43-5l, Little Falls Q45-105, and Oneonta Q32-l3j. The Bombers also won the close ones, edging Herkimer 26-20 and Mohawk 30-20. At the season's close, Ilion journeyed to Herki- mer for the league tournament and took third place in the meet. Tom Matthews, Bob Dunckel, and Dick Adams became the champions of the Iroquois League in their respective weight classes. In one of the most exciting matches of the eve- ning, Dick fthe Rockj Adams pinned F1-ankfort's Bennie DiPiazza in the Hrst period. Other members of the squad included: Yule, Moore, Gogol, Smith, Burch, Tjeerdsrna, Heneka, and Lints. Ilion's Cross Country Squad, coached by Mr. Track 1961 FRONT ROW: K. Sweeney, McGrath, Morris Rapenske, Morris, Tresohlavyg SECOND ROW: T Sweeney, Haggerty, Lyman, Tjeerdsma, Murray, Dunckel, Kelly, Tibbits, Pierce, THIRD ROW: Mc- J Grath, Slocum, Hoffman, Ross, Holden, Lints, Coyle, Adams, Snedekerg FOURTH ROW: Burch, Gregg, Thomas, Shelley, Willey, Bouck, Rose, Keddell, Reid. Cross Country Sorge, compiled an excellent record in 1961. The squad defeated Oneonta and twice whipped Herk- imer's Green Magicians for important victories. The harriers from Ilion also won the Cobleskill Invitational Tournament with sophomore sensa- tion, Terry Sweeney, setting a new record for the course. As a climax to the season, the Bomber squad copped the Section III Class A Championship, with Sweeney once again finishing first and setting another record. The squad included Nowacki, Hall, Rapenske, T. Sweeney, Willey, Morris, Weiss, Streeter, Dodge, Getrnan, Sweeney, Watts, Slocum, Keddell, Spencer, and Burkhart. 101 3 1 X 1 S I f XJ 1 gig QQ 7 SH 1 Baseball 1961 FIRST ROW: Woodrick, Bonn, Bonvino, Bracken Weissg SECOND ROW: Brewer, Smith, Ashton, Con: ley, Crossett, Cooke, THIRD ROW: Brown, Guyer, Geragi, Wardle, Kozenewski, Heneka, Mr. Nicolette Ilion's baseball squad, although finishing with a rather dismal 6-9 record in 1961, shows much promise for '62 as the MIRROR goes to press. Coach Nicolette chose Bill Yavornitski to open the season, and 'iYavor'l stopped Little Falls, 9- 2. A week later, Sam Geragi shut out Norwich, 3-O. After losing to Bob Bacon of Mohawk 8-1, the Bombers trampled Frankfort, ll-5 and edged Oneonta, 8-7, in extra innings on a squeeze play Golf 1961 The Ilion Golf Team finished third in the Iroquois League in the 1961 season. This year's schedule is much the same as last year's, but the faces are different. The team was coached by Mr. Lang. Skip Rathbun, Tom Cormia, Tom Bunce, and Ralph Adams have all graduated. One hopeful for Ilion in '62 is Doug Bernard, a sophomore who was also a member of last year's team. Last year, the team had the privilege of playing at such fine courses as the Yahnundasis Golf Club, the Little Falls Country Club, and the Oneida Golf Club. l 102 bringing home Bob Heneka with the winning run. The Ilion nine were then shut out by Herkimer's Dave Schad, 6-0, but bounced back to defeat Little Falls, 9-4. Then, Ilion hit a tailspin, dropping both games of a twin bill to Rome and dropping shut outs at Norwich and Mohawk. Ilion downed Frankfort, 4-1, but lost to Oneonta and Herkimer to close the season. CHEERLEADERS Lead Our Yellsl Varsity FRONT ROW: Pat Schneck, Elaine Volog BACK ROW: Sharon Bennett, Judy Cormia, Shirley Richards, Cheryl Dodge, Regina Stefanishyn. At Basketball Games and - - - Ar Football! j.v. Cheryl Jones, Marilyn Nile, Janet Cormia, Vicki Rice, Mary Pat Kerr, Susy Wood. GAA - FRONT ROW: Burdick, Miles, Tuttle J Schneck Dawson Bennett Corinia Urtz Se mour, I J l 7 P y Richards, Vernooy, Volog SECOND RO W: Caple Neale, Anderson, Dulak, Hoffman, Bennett, Rice Nloody, Mason, Rolling, Alexander, Braybrook, Hamil- ton, THIRD ROW: Price, Keddell, Danforth, Frosch Mills, Freua, Nile, Wood, Cormia, Kerr, Rossi, Cirillo FOURTH ROW: Jones, Miller, Wright, Sherman GAA J J 9 VARSITY SPEED-A-WAY - The varsity speed-a- way team won all its games and, as a result, is the Iroquois League Champion for the fourth straight year. FRONT ROW: Cafarelli, Lahey, Urtz, Seymour, Daw- son, Cirillog SECOND ROW: Rolling, Moody, Dulak, Jones, Burdick, Miles, THIRD ROW: Hamilton, Beckstead, Dulak, Bennett. Lacey, Seaman, Rota, Hoemer, Lahey, Fuller, Adams, Henry, Spatolg FIFTH ROW: Dulak, Withington, Getrnan, Gray, Santmirc, Miller, DelGrego, Wardle, Hart, DeReus, Moreau, Siverg SIXTH ROW: Mack, Cox, Getman, Carney, Taylor, Schierholtz, Urtz, Bottini, Ladd, Miller, Donahue, Golding SEVENTH ROW: Snedeker, Nelson. Speed-A-Way Girls' Sports GAA - The Girls' Athletic Association, known as the GAA, is comprised of all girls in grades 7- 12 who play intramurals and on any of the many teams formed during the year. VARSITY BASKETBALL - The gil-rs varsity basket- ball team won four of five games. This placed them second in the league. Members are J. Dulak, M. Cirillo, M. Moody, K. Bennett, S. Lahey, and N. Burdick. VARSITY SOFTBALL - Last year's varsity softball team, losing only one game to Dolgeville, ended the season in a three-way tie for Hrst place in the league with Dolgeville and Herkimer. Members were M. Girillo, C. Jones, E. Volo, F. Spatol, M. Nile, M. Seymour, J. Urtz, and M. Moody. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Since it's still early in the season fthree games and two sports days remainj, the final league standing of the team is still in doubt. However, the girls opened the season with a fine start by winning the first two games. Members are E. Volo, M. Seymour, J. Urtz, J. Cormia, J. Cormia, S. Lahey, N. Burdick, D. Dawson, and NI. Nile. 105 M004 A'A'A'.KA'L'1'A .L F Xt pt' ' Q LV 1 R R' Q ss ,N 3' is if S xx 1, s , , s ., .. , ---x -- W - X .. Q ' W 3 K k - A V! ,AQY f C Q X. . A :Q W 1 . A i - f UT X X' - ' 235 X . k ..Q...., -,S - H 3 Qw MR. Xnki 5 Q . ' M55 Q zf- kg -S 1. sr , H, A - -Q, X m Q k s 3 Q Q R 3'-' 5 'Q '9' 5 'K Y M. ' w V , ..,x... HX ' at f ,,. , L . 1, ii M f --1 v-' 5 ,, K- :lx if x . N, me Q ' X - ' t k YN .. Mi M v ' .w?1 'Q -. ,. -f N 5 H5 X A .x,.N N , ws ir' i in S -- W-sifi gg::L.rs:1 -- - .x-- . XX,..,.,m X V ,T 5 1 X XMx..,,.. ,..v:wwf.:,2g,NARQm muh K N W A .. A Q. xxx. N QQ .QL fi 'ff' . N H, A ..X..wW-vga.. ,... fx . M. NWN .Qs QQ MM x BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '62 BETA CHI RHO Compliments of BONN'S SPORT SHOP Il NYk MARGE AND JOHNNY BONN 108 KELLY LUMBER CGMPANY East Main Street llion, New York X1 Q3 Q35 w xN SX RSX viii? ,l CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of AMERICAN HARD WALL PLASTER COMPANY Utica, N.Y. Mohawk, N.Y. MATHER, EVANS 8. DIEHL ELECTRIC CO., INC. 509 Lafayette St. Utica, N.Y. ELECTRIC MOTORS 84 CONTROLS OUR SPECIALTY Phone Utica RA 4-6165 Distributors for Gates Industrial V-Belts, Pulleys 8. Hose Allen-Bradley Motor Controls Link-Belt Chain 8. Bearings Falk 8. Congress Couplings Allis Chalmers, Master, Sterling, Delco, Hoover 8: Century Electric Motors General Electric Motors 8. Controls 81 Renewal Parts T0 THE CLASS PHILIA CHARITY SORGRITY . . .AND Tl-IE VERY BEST VVISI-IES FOR A MOST SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN COLLEGE AND IN THE BUSINESS WORLD T962 MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHERS ROBEL STUDIO, INC. 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Y: 116 FRANK'S APPLIANCE lFormerly Harter'st Authorized Maytag Service All Makes 8- Models Easy Dealers TW 4-2775 Compliments of . . . WALKER AND WALKER, INC Insurance Real Estate Capitol Theater Building llion, New York Dial: TW 5-7451 We SELL Insurance We GIVE Service CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISH ES council 42,5518 KNIGHTS or coiuiviaus llion, New York With Best Wishes for Your Future Congratulations to from 'he CLASS or 1962 ILIONLODGEIOIO lll0N LODGE I BENEVOLENT LOYAI. ORDER OF MOOSE 81 A Lodge Devoted PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS to the Education Always ready to assist and Protection , the youth of our community of Our Children 117 Mr Mr. Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs. We Thank These Parents Ralph Adams Malvin G. Applegate Robert Bennett John E. Brewer Alfred Brown 8: Mrs. Charles Cooke 8: Mrs. 8: Mrs 8: Mrs 8: Mrs Conrad E. Cormia Wayne P. Dodge Harvey Dunckel Ronald W. Farrington, 8: Mrs. Roger A. 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HOKE'S FLOWERS IOI West Main Street Ilion, New York LYNCH'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY iuoN, New Yonex Congratulations to the Class of T962 We have enioyed knowing you through your wonderful high school years and hope that your happiness will equal your enthusiasm as you grow into maturity. Never quench your thirst for knowledge or let time erode your ideals. Our present day society needs your youth and vigor. We welcome you into it. Congratulations and Best Wishes Learn Beauty Culture Hairdressers Today lo the Are in Greater CLASS OF 1962 Demand Than Ever Call or Write for Free Catalog - Fuzst IN FASHION Day 8- Evening Classes mon, New York Budget Tuition Plan Free Trial Week Free National Placement Dormitories UTICA SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE 24 Devereux St. L Utica, N. Y. RE 5-7555 ' 127 Compliments of CHAMPAGNES MARKET West Hill Compliments of WEST Hlll PHARMACY ROLAND JORDAN, PH.G. 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Die Company 14 First Street mon, New York Compliments of RUANE'S Wallpaper and Paints 18 First Avenue Ilion, New York ENJEM'S Carpets - Tile - Linoleum 23 First Street llion, New York Phone TW 4-2323 Compliments of MOHAWK VAllEY MUSIC SALES, INC. Records School Rentals Our Specialty 13-15 First Street Ilion, New York Phone TW 4-8111 ILION FISH MARKET FRESH SEA Eooo aa FIRST STREET TW 4-2492 O I S U, 'u Rn P M1 C l,j X., 1 a y 4, I , N 'I 1 fx MORTON S HOUSE OF BEAUTY 36 First Street Ilion, New York Phone TW 4-4077 ILION CLEANERS 22 UNION ST., ILION. N.Y. W- , H Y,,,?,, REPAIRING sk ALTERATIONS ir RE-WEAVING STORE Hounsz 8:00 A. M. 'ro 6:00 P. M. Cssvclyli 971140117 Senior Class History Well, by God, we made it. There were quite a. few who said we wouldn't, but we ARE going to graduate. Yes, Virginia, there IS a class of '52. In our freshman year, it was Mr. Teeter who Hrst declared, after seeing us destroy algebra, that we would NEVER make it. Our soph world history teacher, Miss Schwartz, once exclaimed dismally, 'iThe only sweethearts who will pass are you four in the back row!'3 Somehow, though, we made it. Mrs. l'Vright would use up numerous class periods telling us why we would never pass the English regents, but we all struggled through. Mr. Grygiel used to shudder convulsively over his Problems class, yet contrary to his predictions, we made it. Looking back over those four wonderful years, we know in our hearts that we'll never forget them. For the present, though, we'll try. Our freshman year proved to be a good starting point. CWe had to start somewherel. We elected Dana Nelson, Karen Holt, Stan Kozenewski, Jo- anne Tuttle, and Elaine Volo as homeroom repre- sentatives to the Junior High Senate, and Jack Brewer served as its President. Our only activity was class games in which we defeated the sophomores. Cheerleading for the freshman squad were: Mary Alice Seymour, Joanne Tuttle, Judy Gregory, Dana Nelson, Elaine Volo, Judy Cormia, Regina Stef- anishyn, Peggy McClave, and Roseanne DeJohn. After the game, we all invaded the home of Jill Urtz. A few unwelcome visitors from the sophomore class also attended. At the start of our sophomore year, two fine teachers fwho obviously were not familiar with our reputationl became our advisors - Miss Irene Pogonowski and Mr. John Monohan. fOh well, to err is only humanl. On the second rung of the ladder, we chose Stan Kozenewski as our president. Ray WVardle was our vice-president and Peggy Mc- Clave and Elaine Volo were elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Our financial project for this year was the coat check for basketball games and wrestling matches. Of course we'll never forget the night we lost all the tags and everyone had to get his own coat! Besides the coat check that year, we had a dance featuring '6The Plaidsi' which made our year a financial success. fWe'll always remem- ber it because it was our last financially successful yearj. It was in our sophomore year, also, that Dennis Dodge first coined the phrase muh which is now a time worn expression used by most everyone. Denny first applied it one day in world history class fMr. Panaritesj stating that Hiroshima was bombed in 194 muh. Mike McCormack took it from there, Senior Class History declaring that Alfred the Muh was king of the Danes etc. This was just another of the great ac- complishments of the class of '62. Just like GE, progress is our most important product. Class games again found us victorious, this time by a scant point, 37-36. Cheerleaders were: Joanne Tuttle, Elaine Volo, Judy Cormia, Peggy McClave, Linda Vernooy, Mary Alice Seymour, Cheryl Dodge, Dana Nelson, and Regina Stefanishyn. We had open house at Marsha Applegate's - we'll never forget that. C Chip and Victor would like to, thoughj. With two down and two to go, we eagerly ven- tured into our junior year. Bill Drumm became our president, Dana Nelson, vice-presidentg Pat Cowen, secretary, and Linda Vernooy, treasurer. We started the year off with our magazine sale which greatly enriched our treasury. CHeaven knows we needed itlj Peggy McClave and Roger Fortuna were co-chairmen of the sale and did an excellent job. We held our junior ball, Mistletoe Memories, on December 15, 1960. It was a fine success under the leadership of Joanne Tuttle and Stan Koze- newski. Later though, we received a bill for crepe paper CS70j which we hadn't counted on. That's OK, Miss Pogo, everyone makes mistakes! Soon, we ordered our class rings and some people were immediately shocked when they put them on facing outward, for the date of graduation glaring up at them was 2961 instead of 1962. However, our fears were soon calmed. fWe all knew we'd make it by 2000 at the latestl. Basketball season came during which we had charge of the concession. It proved a lot of fun and work but little money was earned. fAin't it the truth?J Once again class games rolled around and we lost to a highly superior senor team. Cheerleaders in- cluded those from the JV squad: Cheryl Dodge, Regina Stefanishyn, Judy Cormia, Elaine Volo, Peggy McClave, and Pat Schneck. We also chose Joanne Tuttle, Dana Nelson, and Jill Urtz. After the game, we had an open house at the home of Peggy McClave. Near the end of our junior year, varsity cheer- leading try-outs were held. The cheerleaders chosen to lead the sports fans for the next year were Judy Cormia, Sharon Bennett, Regina Stefanishyn, Pat Schneck, Elaine Volo, Cheryl Dodge, and Shirley Richards. Our junior year also saw the election of John F. Kennedy to the presidency of the United States. Working for the victorious Democratic cause were Senior Class History Mike Brown, Roger Fortuna, and Bill Kelly. Many a vigorous debate took place in Mr. Grygiel's third period American History class. At the end of the year, jack Brewer, Mike Brown, Rog Fortuna, Stan Kozenewski, and Harry Shelley wereoselected to attend Boys' State. About the only exciting thing that happened there was when Koz pushed Herkimer's Jerry Drabent into Taylor Lake, located on the Colgate campus. Despite ominous predictions, we managed to pass English regents and moved onto our senior year. Roger Fortuna, our politician, was elected presi- dent of the Student Council flixed electionl. Mike McCormack became the senior class president the bribed everyonej Ray Wardle, vice-president, Ellen Greene, secretary, and Regina Stefanishyn, treas- urer. Our first activity of the year was the football con- cession. It was a delight to count the profits from this project. Wfe hadn't seen profits for so long, anything would have been an improvement. Next on the agenda was the Christmas Card sale with Peggy McClave as chairman. We all pitched in and wound up only S4-69 short of what we expected. However, the situation later took a tum forthe better. CNO, we did NOT rob Oneida National, contrary to ugly rumorsll Linda Vernooy and Peggy McClave were se- lected editors of the school paper, The Quill, and both did a fine job of getting out a paper every two weeks. Linda was also our candidate for the D.A.R. award. Harry Shelley and Dana f Bubbles j Nelson he- came the editors for the 1962 Mirror. Our football team, including 20 seniors, upset the Pizza-eaters from across the river in the traditional Ilion-Herkimer contest, by a score of 6-0. Elaine Volo and Dick Adams reigned as Homecoming Queen and King. Once again we had the senior ball in December fthat's right -- no profitsj. Shirley Richards and Stan Kozenewski were co-chairman of the affair, Isle of Paradise. Shirley was crowned queen, a fitting reward for her tireless efforts. Our chief accomplishment was getting Miss Pogo- nowski married. Finally, in October of our senior year, she was happily wed to Mr. David Bouck. 1 It took only 2 yearsll Before our graduation, Cand at this writing it looks like a good betl, we have the class games, sen- ior class play, junior prom, class picnic Cif we can afford itl and Commencement. After that, we can only hope for the best. Senior Top Ten For the first time since 1951 two boys head a graduating class. Roger Fortuna, with an average of 96.558, stands at the head of the class. With an average of 94.583, Harold Shelley placed second. Harold and Roger are in the back row. MIDDLE ROW, left to right: Terry Mc- Grath, seventh with an average of 89.457, Sharon Walsh, fifth, 91.764-3 Peggy Ked- dell, sixth, 89.828, Linda Vemooy, eighth, 88.9093 Pat Cowen, fourth, 93.3635 FRONT ROW: Dana Nelson, third, 93.9423 Pat Schneck, tenth, 88.257, Elaine Volo, ninth, 88.828 Regents Scholarships Ilion captured ten state scholarships, which placed it second in the county. Six others also rated the position of alter- nates. FRONT ROW: Sandy Mont- gomery, alternate, Lois Burch, Dana. Nel- son, Pat Schneck, Peggy Keddell, scholar- ship winnersg SECOND ROW: Bernie Valentine, Dennis Leek, Dick Adams, alternates, Terry McGrath, Don Ras- mussen, winnersg THIRD ROW: Paul Maxfield, Mike Mason, altematesg Roger Fortuna, Ron Custer, Harold Shelley, winners 5 Absent: Pat Luczynski, scholar- ship winner. 189 Abeling, Ronald: Sr. Ball3 Card Sale3 Sr. Play3 Adams, Richard: Student Council 3,43 Band 13 Football 1-4 3 Track 3,4 3 Wrestling 1,2,4 3 Jr. Ball' Sr. Ball3 Golf 1,23 Mag. Sale 3 Card S3163 Applegate, Donald: Latin Club 1,23 VVrestling 2,33 Bowling 1-43 Sr. Play3 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ballg Golf 1,2' Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale 3 A pplegate, Marslza: Mirror 3 Girls' Choir 13 Orphe- us 2-4 3 All County Choir 33 Dramatics Club 3,4 3 Majorettes 2-43 Spanish Club 43 Bowling 2 3 Eleven Belles 2-43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball, Mag. Sale3 Arno, Carol: Girls' Choir 13 Phoenix l,2,43 Orphe- us 4 3 Dramatics Club 43 FNA 1-43 Eleven Belles 43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Barnett, Constance: Dramatics Club 43 FHA 43 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Barrett, Georgiana: Mirror Salesrnan3 Phoenix 2,33 FNA 23 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Card Sale3 Press Club 13 Bennett, Raymond: Sr. Ball 3 Card Sale 3 Sr. Play 3 Bennett, Sharon: Girls' Choir 13 Spanish Club 3,43 Latin Club 13 FTA 13 GAC 2-43 Girls' Intramurals 1-43 Basketball 1-33 Volleyball 1-43 Speed-A-Wlay 1,2 3 Softball 1-43 Badminton 3,43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ballg Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale 3 Bergin, james: French Club 13 Football 1,3 3 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Bracken, Robert: Orpheus 43 Football 1,23 Baseball 13 Basketball 13 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale3 Brewer, john: Student Council 2-4 3 Orpheus 1-33 Pres. 43 French Club 1,2 3 FTA 43 Football 1-43 Baseball 1-43 Basketball 1-3 3 Captain 43 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,2 3 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale' Card Sale3 Class Rep. 43 Boys' State 33 Brown, Michael: Quill 3 3 Mirror Sports Ed.3 Span- ish Club 33 Baseball, Mgr. 2-4 3 Basketball, Mgr. 2- 43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Balls Mag. Sales Card Sale3 Boys' State 33 Bugal, Andrew: Quill 23 Orpheus 23 Football 33 Track 23 Wrestling 23 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Card S8163 Burch, Lois: Latin Club 33 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,2 3 Bowling 23 Jr. Ballg Sr. Ball3 Card Sale3 Mag. Sale3 Science Club 13 Burch, William: Football 1,33 Track 1-4 3 Wlrestling 1-4 3 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Burdick, Nancy: GAC 2-43 Girls' Intramurals 1-4 3 Basketball 2-4 3 Track 3,4 3 Bowling 2-43 Volleyball 2,43 Speed-A-Way 2-43 Softball I-45 Ping-pong 23 Badminton 3,43 Mag. Sale3 D - 3 Callahan, Eileen: Mirror Salesman 3 Latin Club 1, 23 FTA 3,43 FNA 1,23 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Balls Mag. Sale3 Capes, Edward: Football ls Basketball 13 Jr. Balls Capes, judith: Quill 43 Mirror Salesmang Girls' Choir 13 Phoenix 2-4 3 Dramatics Club 43 FTA 13 F NA 3,43 Bowling 43 Jr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale3 Library Club 3,43 Cooke, Edward: Student Council 33 Football 3,45 Baseball 2-4 3 Basketball 1-33 Volleyball 43 Mirror 3 Cormia, judith: Mirror Salesrnan3 Student Council 33 Phoenix 1,23 FTA 13 GAC 43 Cheerleading 1-43 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Track 3g Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,25 Volleyball 1-43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. S2163 Card Sales Corwin, james: Band 1-33 Dance Band 1,23 Radio Club 13 Cowen, Patricia: Quill 43 Mirror 43 Student Coun- cil 33 Phoenix 23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Color Guards 43 Jr. Ballg Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Class Sec. 33 Card S3163 Custer, Ronald: Band 43 Golf 3,43 Trans. U.F.A. 3 3 Danforth, Glenn: Mirror Salesman3 Football 1-43 Baseball 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Sr. Balls Mag. Sale3 Darrow, Aubury: Band 1-43 Football 43 Wrestling 1 3 Jr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Davis, Patricia: Girls' Choir 13 FNA 1-43 Dawson, Dianne: Mirror Salesman3 Girls' Choir 13 Orpheus 2-43 All County Choir 33 All State Choir 43 GAC 2-43 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Bowling 1-35 Volley- ball 1-33 Softball 1,23 Speed-A-Way 1-43 Eleven Belles 43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ballg Mag. S3163 Card Sale 3 Ski Club 3,4 3 GAA 1-43 Day, joseph: Football 1-4 3 Jr. Ball 3 French Club 1 3 Mag. Sales De john, james: Wrestling 2-4 3 De john, Rose Ann: Orpheus 2-4 3 All County Choir 2-43 All State Choir 23 Dramatics Club 3,43 FNA 1-33 Cheerleading 1,33 Eleven Belles 2-43 Sr. Ball3 Mag. S8163 Card Sale 3 All State Confer- ence 43 Desmond, Donald: Mirror Salesman3 French Club 1,33 FTA 13 Jr. Ballg Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Card S3163 Dodge, Cheryl: Mirror Salesman3 GAC 33 Cheer- leading 2-43 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 23 Volleyball 1,23 Jr. Ballg Speed-A-Way 1,2 3 Softball 1-33 Badminton 23 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale, Card Sale 3 Library Club 1-43 Dodge, Dennis: Football 2-43 Baseball 13 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ballg Mag. Sale3 Card Sale3 Varsity Club 43 Drumm, William: Student Council 2-43 Football 1-43 Track 1,2 3 Volleyball 2-43 Jr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale3 Class Rep. 2,45 Class Pres. 35 Dunkel, Beverly: Quill 35 Mirror Salesman5 Girls' Choir 15 Phoenix 1,25 GAC 2-45 Girls' Intramurals 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Bowling 2,35 Volleyball 1-35 Softball 1-35 Ping-pong 2,35 Badminton 2,35 Jr. Ball 5 Table Tennis 2,35 Mag. Sale5 Dunning, David: Football 3,45 Baseball 15 Basket- ball 25 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Card Sale5 Earl, Marilyn: Girls' Choir 15 Phoenix 45 Orpheus 45 FNA 25 Girls' Intramurals 35 Jr. Ball5 Tri-City Plays 35 Sr. Ball 5 Edwards, john: Football 2,3 5 Wrestling 35 Jr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Engell, Cynthia: Mirror5 Girls' Choir 15 Phoenix 25 Dramatics Club 45 Majorettes 3,45 FNA 3,45 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 Bowling 3 5 Badminton 35 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale 5 Fama, Linda: Girls' Choir 15 Phoenix 45 Dramatics Club 45 FNA 1,25 FHA 45 Girls' Intramurals 25 Badminton 25 Mag. Sale5 Farrington, Ronald: Track 15 Cross Country 15 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,2 5 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Finnegan, Sharon: FHA 25 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Foisy, Germaine: Football 1-45 Basketball 2,35 Volleyball 45 Jr. Ball 5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Fortuna, Roger: Student Council 3,45 Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4 5 Debate Club 3,45 Pres. 3,4 5 Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 45 Track 25 Jr. Nat: Honor Society 1,25 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,45 Pres. 45 Volleyball 45 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Boys' State 35 Syracuse Cit. Ed. Conference 3,45 Herk. County Seminar 3,45 Second in Elks Leadership Contest 45 Fullem, Michael: Football 15 Basketball 1,35 Greene, Carolg Mirror Salesma.n5 Orchestra 1-45 Band 1-3 5 Phoenix 45 Orpheus 2-45 Dramatics Club 1-4 5 Debate Club 35 French Club 1-45 FTA 1,2 5 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Bowling 25 Volleyball 1,25 Softball 1,25 Eleven Belles 45 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Ski Club 3,45 Greene, Ellen: Quill 25 Mirror, Bus. Manager 5 Stu- dent Council 45 Band 1,25 Girls' Choir 15 Girls' Intramurals 1,25 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,25 Vol- leyball 25 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale 5 Class Sec. 45 Basketball Concession5 Football Con- cession 5 Gregg, Palmer: Band 1 5 Spanish Club 2,35 Football 1,25 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Golf 15 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale 5 Gregory, judith: Girls' Choir 15 Majorettes 15 Speed-A-Way 15 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale' Harlauer, Donna: Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Hoerner, Sharon: Mirror Salesman5 FTA 2-4' Color Guards 2-45 Jr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 H odom, .Michael: Football 1-35 Baseball 1-35 VVres- tling 15 Mag. Sale5 Hojrnan, Thomas: Football 1-4, Capt. 45 Basket- ball 15 Track 1,3545 Wrestling 2,35 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Varsity Club 45 Holt, Carol: Quill 2-45 Mirror5 Girls' Choir 15 Dramatics Club 3,45 Majorettes 2-45 FNA 1-4 5 Jr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Holt, Karen: Quill 3,45 Mirror5 Girls' Choir 15 FNA 1-45 Dramatics Club 3,4 5 Majorettes 2-45 Jr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 jenne, Francis: Football 15 Track 15 Jr. Ball5 Mag. Sale 5 johnson, Gunther: Sr. Ball5 Sr. Play5 jones, Robert: Band 1-45 Latin Club 35 Mag. Sale' Sr. Ball 5 Keddell, Zlffargaret: Girls' Choir 15 Quill 35 Phoe- nix 2,35 Orpheus 3,45 French Club 1,3,45 Latin Club 45 FTA 3,4 5 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,25 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,45 Eleven Belles 45 Jr. Ball 5 Card Sale5 Mag Sale5 Kelley, W illiam: Mirror Salesman5 Spanish Club 15 FTA 1,45 Football 1-45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 25 Volleyball 3,45 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Golf 1,2 5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Varsity Club 45 Kozenewski, Stanley: Mirror Salesman5 Student Council 2-4, Parliamentarian 45 Orpheus 3,45 Foot- ball 1-45 Baseball 1,35 Basketball 15 Track 25 Wfrestling 25 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Class Pres. 25 Boys' State 35 Varsity Club 45 Lalfasseur, Ann: Card Sale 5 Leek, Dennis: Orpheus 45 Track 45 Wrestling 1-35 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,25 Mag. Sale 5 Card Sale 5 Varsity Club 45 Fencing Team 45 Loftis, Patricia: Quill 35 Mirror Salesman5 Girls' Choir 15 Phoenix 25 Dramatics Club 3,45 Latin Club 3,4 5 FNA 2-4 5 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 25 Jr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Card Sale5 Ski Club 3,45 Lyman, David: Football 1,2 5 Track 1-45 Volleyball 35 Mag. Sale5 March, Richard: Baseball 15 Basketball 25 Jr. Ball 5 Sr. Ball 5 Mag. Sale 5 Card Sale5 Football Conces- sion 5 M ason, Michael: Mirror Salesrnan5 Wrestling 2-4 5 Jr. Ball5 Sr. Ball5 Mag. Sale5 Maxfield, Paul: Orpheus 2-45 All County Choir 25 All State Choir 3,45 Dramatics Club 45 Spanish Club 25 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,25 Bowling 35 Jr. 7 Ball3 Tri-City Plays 43 Art Clubg Boys' Choir lg Mirror3 McCarthy, Karen: Mirror 3 Girls' Choir ls Phoenix 23 Orpheus 3,43 Drarnatics Club 43 Majorettes 43 FNA 1-43 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Bowling 33 Bad- minton 2,33 Color Guards 33 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 McClave, Margaret: Quill 1-4, Co-Ed. 43 Student Council 23 Phoenix 1,23 FNA 13 Cheerleading 1-33 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Basketball 1,2 3 Volleyball 1,25 Speed-A-Way 1,23 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Class Sec. 23 Card Sale, Chairman 3 Football Concession3 McCormack, Michael: Student Council 3,4 3 Orpheus 43 FTA 43 Football 1-33 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Football Concesion 3 Basketball Con- cession3 Class Pres. 43 M cGrath, Terrance: Student Council 33 Football 2-43 Track 1-3 3 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Volleyball 1-3 3 Jr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Merson, Michael: Orpheus 3,43 Latin Club 1,23 Basketball 13 Bowling 43 jr. Ball3 Sr. Ballg Mag. Sale3 Miles, Deborah: Mirror S8lCS1'I12.I1Q Girls' Choir 13 Phoenix 23 Orpheus 2-4 3 Latin Club 43 FNA 2-43 GAC 3,43 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Bowling 2,33 Volleyball 2,33 Speed-A-Way 1-43 Softball 1,23 Eleven Belles 3,4 3 jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card S8163 Ski Club 3,43 GAA 1-43 Miller, E. William: Football 23 Baseball 23 Basket- ball 23 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Sr. Ball 3 M ontgomery, Sandra: French Club 3,43 Latin Club 43 FNA 23 Card S8163 M oody, john: Football 1-43 Cross Country lg Wres- tling 13 Nichols, David: Orchestra 1,23 Bowling 1,23 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale 3 Nelson, Dana: Mirror, Co-Ed.3 Student Council 2- 43 Girls' Choir ls FTA 1,23 Cheerleading l-33 Bas- ketball 1,2 3 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,2 3 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Volleyball 1,23 Speed-A-Way 1-35 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Class Vice Pres. 33 Herk. County Seminar 3,4 3 Syracuse Cit. Ed. Conference 3,43 Basketball Concession3 Football Concession3 Nofer, Lawrence: Football 1,23 Baseball 13 Basket- ball lg Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Orendorf, janet: Mirror Salesman3 Girls' Intra- murals 1,23 Volleyball 1,23 Library Club 3,43 GAA 1,23 Ortlieb, Thomas: Quill 13 Mirror Salesmang Span- ish Club 23 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ballj Mag. Sale3 Card Sale 3 Pellett, Patricia: Quill 43 Mirror Salesman 3 Girls' Choir lg Majorettes 43 Latin Club 33 FTA 1,23 GAC 23 Girls' Intramurals 1-3 3 Basketball 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Bowling 23 Volleyball 1-4 3 Speed-A-Way 1,25 Badminton lg Color Guards 33 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Perry, Eric: Drarnatics Club 43 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Card S3163 Platts, Charlotte: Drarnatics Club 43 FNA 1,23 Mag. Sale3 Library Club 2,3 3 Plunkett, Thomas: Orchestra 13 Band 1,23 Football 1-43 Baseball ls Basketball lg Wrestling 13 Golf 1,23 Bowling 1-33 Mag. Sale 3 Prescott, Cherie: Majorettes 2-43 Latin Club 1,23 FNA 1-4 3 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Bowling 33 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Price, Robert: Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale 3 Badminton 43 Rapenske, Michael: Student Council 1,23 Mag. Sale 3 Rasmussen, Donald: Mag. Sales Sr. Ball3 Reese, William: Orpheus 1-33 Football 1-4 3 Basket- ball 1,2 3 Sr. Ball 3 Jr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale3 Card Sale 3 Badminton 43 Richards, Shirley: Quill 43 Mirror Salesman3 Phoe- nix 33 Dramatics Club 43 GAC 2-4 3 Cheerleading 43 Girls' Intramurals l-33 Basketball 2,35 Bowling 2,3 3 Volleyball 2-43 Speed-A-Way 2,33 Softball 2-43 Sr. Ball, Chairman3 Mag. Sale3 Card Sale3 Library Club 1-4 3 Rose, Robert: Football 1-43 Track 1,23 Wrestling 1-33 Schloicka, George: Dramatics Club 3,43 Debate Club 33 French Club 43 Track 33 Tri-City Plays 3,4 3 Schmitt, Richard : Volleyball 2 3 Jr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Schneck, Patricia: Quill ls Mirror Salesrnang Girls' Choir li Phoenix 23 Drarnatics Club 43 French Club 13 Cheerleading 3,4 3 Girls' Intramurals 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Bowling 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 Speed- A-Way 23 Softball 23 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. S2163 S eymour, M ary: Quill 1-43 Mirror Salesman 3 Phoe- nix 2-4 3 Orpheus 43 Dramatics Club 43 FHA 23 GAC 1-43 Cheerleading 1,23 Girls' Intramurals 1-43 Track 1-33 Basketball 1-43 Bowling 1,2,43 Volley- ball 1-43 Speed-A-Way 1-4 3 Softball 1-43 Badmin- ton 1-33 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale 3 Shelley, Harold: Mirror, Co-Ed.3 Football 1-43 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,2 3 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Track 3,43 Basketball 33 Jr. Ball 3 Golf 1,23 Mag. 142 x ji K ,.,.,,ar rx' .A-' CBA U VN iv' lu Q -2 - s::M-a X X is X X N Y R X X ww R X Qi? X ,'W 5 Q 144 Sale3 Card Sale 3 Volleyball 3,43 Manlius Math Tournament 13 Herk. County Semina.r 3,4 3 Syra- cuse Cit. Ed. Conference 3,4 3 Boys' State 33 Shepherd, joseph: Football 13 Baseball 13 Basket- ball 13 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. S3163 Sherman, Pamela: Quill 43 Dramatics Club 3,43 Tri-City Plays 3,4 3 Spanish Club 4, Pres.3 Trans. from Cooperstown 33 Simonette, Anthony: Mirror Salesman3 Football 1- 43 Baseball 1,23 Wrestling 1,23 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. S8163 Card Sale3 Smith, Dexter: Wrestling 1,3,43 jr. Ballg Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sales Card Sale 3 Smith, Francis: Sr. Ball 3 Card Sales Sr. Play3 S pry, Audrey: Mirror Salesman 3 FNA 1-4 3 Bowling l,2,43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sales Card Sale3 Library Club 1-4 3 Staskus, William: Mirror Salesman3 Orpheus 1-43 All County Choir 23 Latin Club 33 Football 43 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Stefanixhyn, Regina: Student Council 2,43 Girls' Choir 13 Orpheus 2-43 Latin Club 1-3 3 GAC 1-33 Cheerleading 2-43 Softball 1,23 Basketball 1,23 Bowling 33 Speed-A-Way 1,23 Eleven Belles 43 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Balls Mag. S3133 Card Sale3 Class Treas. 45 Thomas, Richard: Mirror Salesman 3 Student Council 23 Football 1-43 Baseball 13 Track 33 Bas- ketball 23 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Tjeedsma, V ictor: Mirror Salesman3 Orpheus 2-43 Football 2-43 Track 2,33 Wrestling 43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Balls Mag. Sale 3 Varsity Club 43 Todd, Sandra: Phoenix 1-43 Dramatics Club 43 FNA 1-43 FHA 43 Bowling 23 Card Sales Mag. Sale3 Treohlavy, Thomas: Mirror Salesman3 Orchestra 1,23 Band 1-43 Dramatics Club 43 Track 33 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Dance Band 23 Sr. Playg Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Golf 13 Tri-City Plays 43 Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale3 Fencing Team 43 Trosset, jon: Track 13 Sr. Play3 Radio Club 13 Tuttle, foanne: Quill, Typ. Ed. 43 Mirror Sales- mans Phoenix 23 Cheerleading 1-33 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Sr. Ball3 Jr. Ball, Chairrnan3 Mag. Sales Card Sale3 Urtz, Donald: Mag. Sale 3 Card Sale 3 Sr. Play3 Urtz, jill: Quill 3,4, Humor Ed. 43 Mirror Sales- mans Student Council 2,33 Girls' Choir 13 Dra- matics Club 13 Spanish Club 3,4, Latin Club 13 GAC 43 Cheerleading 33 Girls, Intramurals 1-43 Basketball 23 Bowling 3,43 Volleyball 2-43 Speed- A-Way 2-4 3 Softball 2,33 Badminton 23 Jr. Ball 3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sales Card Sale3 Library Club 1-33 GAA 1-43 Football Concession, Chairman3 Valentine, Bernard: Football 43 Trans. Suffem 43 V ernooy, Linda: Quill 3,4, Co-Ed. 43 Student Council 2-4 3 Sect. 23 Girls, Choir lg Orpheus 1-4 3 Vice Pres. 4, GAC 43 Cheerleading 23 Girls' Intra- murals 1-4 3 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 23 Volleyball 2-43 Speed-A-Way 1-33 Basketball 23 Softball 23 Eleven Belles 43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball3 Mag. Sale3 Card Sale3 Class Treas. 3 3 DAR 43 Vogel, Gary: Band 1,23 Dramatics Club 43 Foot- ball 1,33 Badminton 1-33 Sr. Plays Golf 1-33 Tri- City Plays 43 Mag. Sale3 Volo, Elaine: Quill 3,43 Mirror 3 Student Council 2, 4, Treas. 43 Girls, Choir 13 Dramatics Club 43 Spanish Club 3,43 Latin Club 1,29 GAC 1-43 Girls' Intramurals 1-43 Cheerleading 1-43 Basketball 1,23 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Bowling 2-43 Volleyball 1-43 Speed-A-Way 1,23 Softball 1-43 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. Sale3 Card Sale3 Class Treas. 23 Walby, Donna: Mirror Salesman 3 Girls' Choir 13 Majorettes 2-43 FHA 13 GAC 1,2 3 Girls' Intra- murals 1-33 Basketball 1-25 Bowling 13 Volleyball 13 Speed-A-Way 13 Softball 1,2 3 Badminton 1,23 Color Guards lg Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball, Mag. Sale, Card Sale3 Press Club lg W alsh, Sharon: Mirror Salesman 3 Student Council 43 Girls, Choir 13 Phoenix 23 FTA 33 Orpheus 3,4 3 Dramatics Club 43 Latin Club 3,43 FNA 2-43 Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1,23 Sr. Nat. Honor Society 3,43 Badminton 33 Jr. Ball3 Sr. Ball 3 Mag. 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