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Be mn the X00 yded dash in d weeoxd of X0 seconds. june X925 f lst 'Qnblkedtdon of Hion 1018808 f f Nown and Sonen wings ddded f f Won beedqne jnnlof and Senkof High 1 nne 1957 f Anoenew new dddndon bndt S01 Won High f f Bofnbews won hoqnoes bedgne mopny A f Section XXX 'fonennnlefw e PM Class ball Ledgn 1' W M0108 X962 f Basket and hoqnoes Spons 'Bfopnj wo Kwon. 1963 f 50 yems kdm. 5 COX NT S 119,66 , 6 M YE 105 .... .. N E5 X0 20 M 9,1 110 9,910 WBA D , ADNHSXS 01,1 . . . Y n 2 FAC Q . . ez KORS - - 3. SEN ERCLASS ME UND UBS .-- 4. TWX 5. AC 'UCS 100 KHLE 6. A 1 FEM ADS 8. 9. SU? UBB YLE S. 13 p Nl .gn EN WE Sink fig? Cas The Class of 1963 dedicates this yearbook to you, Mrs. DeReus, in appreciation of your help and pa- tience extended to us throughout our high school years. You did more work on our magazine and card sales than any of the rest of us, and without your help, the sales wouldn't have been the success they were. None of us will ever forget your assistance when it came time for our Spring Prom and Christmas Ball. It is very probable that you made more tissue flowers and yarn dolls than any member of the committees. You TO MRS. DeREUS decorated with as much enthusiasm and excitement as the rest of us. Your cheery smile and ever-available assistance have been invaluable assets to our class. For many reasons we were veryqlucky when you became our advisor. We, of the Class of 1963, hope that you have enjoyed working with us through the fun and difficulty and will not quickly erase us from your memory. You have found a warm spot in the hearts of the members of this class that will remain for a long, long time. an-:ps . 'lliiiiwi' it 'll zag Y idx Li 13' ii! i l il 13 Adv sors TO MR. F AHY In appreciation of the many things you have done to help us throughout the past few years, the Class of 1963 proudly dedicates this yearbook to you, Mr. F ahy. We will never forget your attempts to keep our class in order during our meetings. This was a huge task for anyone. You were always there with a helping hand when it came time for our basketball and foot- ball concessions. You put in a good deal of time and effort on these projects, and without you they could never have been the success they were. Whenever we needed you, you were there. At our Spring Prom and Christmas Ball, you were again available to -see that things ran smoothly. You stayed and helped until the last decoration and arrangement had been taken care of. Your assistance with our treasury kept the class on a sound Financial basis. The Class of 1963 has been very fortunate to have you as an advisor. We are all very grateful to you for your interest in us, and we hope that you have enjoyed working with us as much as we have enjoyed the results of your guidance and assistance. A Mar-ro TO MRS. STEVICK As our way of saying thank you, we dedicate our yearbook to you, Mrs. Steviek. We appreciate your hard work to insure that the 1963 Mirhor would be a success! You not only advised and checked our workg you also helped us design pages and search for informa- tion. Working with you has taught us to set high standards of quality in our work, a lesson we will not forget fy swag Advisors TO MR. GHIECO X'Ve dedicate the 1963 Mirror to you, Mr. Grieco, our Mirror Business Advisor, as a way of saying thank you for a job you have done so well. You have used your skills as a commercial teacher. You have counseled the staff in selling subscriptions, selling.advertisements, financing our S3800 venture, and supervising the successful Mirror dances. 'Sis Q . IE Q if' fm., . K , Q - 'L 1 1 ADMINiSTRA THROUGH THE TEARS STYLES CHANGE. WOMEN OF THE EARLT 1900's WORE SA CK DRESSES, BUCKLE OR TIE SHOES AND SHORI FLUFF2' HAIRDOS WITH A DISTINCT PART EXCEPT FOR SMALLER, SOF TER COLLARS AND NARROWER TIESQ THE MEN 'S CLOTHES HA VE NOT CHANGED MUCH. I T I 1 N W FQ! , e 'X Ak , fe-as - ,S swsgg .: - - .QgASwf.Mse?,::. ek uf- pi Qi ww Q SUPERINTENDENT - MR. GEORGE PURPLE Mr. Purple, whom everyone has seen around the school, became superintendent of schools in 1954 after he had taught for many years and had been a supervising principal. Ilion High School students recognize the wisdom of Mr. Purple and his dedication to the task of bettering their educational opportunities. Not only is he interested in academic affairs, but he takes an active part in the total program of the school. His face is a familiar one at many games and athletic activities. The students are proud to have such an able administrator. BOARD OF EDUCATION PRINCIPAL - MR. LEO J. SAMMON Mr. Sammon, once a history teacher, then vice-principal, and now principal, is known and respected by all the students. He has set high standards for them to follow and shows them how to be better citizens now and in the future. His strong voice over the p.a. system and at assemblies com- mands both authority and respect, and still it is recognized as the 7 voice of a friend. VICE PRINCIPAL - MR. JOSEPH WATERS Mr. Waters, who came to Ilion from Herkimer, has proven that he is very much a part of I.H.S. by his administrative creativity and his support of athletic events. Each day he makes the announcements over the p.a. system and carefully supervises the major and minor activities which are a part of normal school life. He keeps in close contact with the students, making good administration-student relationships a reality. 12 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS Mr, David Exley, Mrs. Vivian Wright. Left to right: Mr. William Hughes, Dr. James Anderson, Mr. Doug- las Miller, Mrs. John Gird, Mr. Donald Porter, Mr. Robert Kerr, Mr George Friis. SECRETARIES Left to right: Miss Barbara Stubbs, Mrs. Virginia Bedworth, Mrs. Eileen Klippel. I3 - Vengan usledex conmigo a la carrida de toms! Languages Soczal Studies Left to fight: Mr. Constantine Panarites, Miss Barbara Schwarz, Mr. Martin Manion, Mr. Leo Grygiel, Miss Janet Zember, Mr. Robert Salis- Left to right: Mr. William Drake, Mrs. bury. Ann DeReus, Mr. Walter O,Connor. To be or not to ben 14 3 in i 1 l Englwh Left to right, SEATED: Mrs. Ruth Derby, Mrs. Pauline Stevick, Miss Nelle Schmidt, Mrs. Lydia Dibble. STANDING: Mr. James Fahy, Mrs. Elizabeth Marston, Mr. James Pas- ser, Mr. Robert Utter, Miss Suzanne Ford, Mr. Richard Stevick. Integrated Program Left to rxght, SEATED Mrs Erva Hxlde brandt, Mrs. Barbara Teeter. STANDING: Mr. Douglas Merchant, Mr. Eugene Tucker. f V.. - pf 1. .Hg n n Four score and seven years, ago... 15 Now then, who knows the answer? - THEY Art and Left to right: Miss Margaret Fer- ris, Miss Carol Swackhammer, Mrs. Marjorie Croop. nm 'rms 52 ER Industrial Arts - Left to right: Mr. Charles Sweet- mg Mr. Alfred Williams, Mr. Davld Bouck, Mr. Vito Tisci, Mr Myron Bouck. mg sim Q TEA CH US - M usic - Left to right: Mr. Richard Ingraham, Nlr. John Tur- new, Miss Patricia Fraser. Abxent: Neil Schleicher. Commercial - Left to right: Mr. John Grieco, Mrs. Alice Bamforcl, Miss Jean- nette Bojarski, Miss Genevieve Ruby. Special Program Mr. Martin Keller Home Economics - Left to right: Miss Marieta VVainwright, Mrs. Nancy Chrisman. 17 , - v X Yll'lREl,,. . , ' ,,...,.,.-R mr qsruym in Xsiklm I X S .sy 9 se 5 Mathematzcs - Left to right, SITTING: Mr. Charles Lang, Miss Jean Henry, Mr. George Chrisman. STANDING: Mr. Joseph Nicolette, Mrs. Flora Bean, Mr. James M. Fahey, Miss Kenyon fcadetj. An' uestions? J fl Take our your charts Science - Left to right, Mr. Warren Crocker, Miss Alice Thornton, Mr. William Murphy, Mr. Warren Mc Elwain, Mr. Bernard Murray, Mr. John Dempster, Mr. John Monohan. 18 af Soujfs on Custodians - Left to rightg Mr. lirnest Greene, Mr. Ignatius Krawczyk, Mr. Leon Drumm, Mr. George Jones, Mr. Roy Chandler, Mr. Thomas Brown. Absent - Mr. George Purden, Mr. Frances Crosby. ' Tom's always busy- g r l WM-' Nurses Left to r1ght Mrs Scholl, Mrs. Marlon Erlirlf Lexla Russell, Miss 'Judith Hoffman, Mrs. Frances C'cy?terz'a Stagg' - Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jones, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Parshall, Mrs. Sorenson. SECOND ROW: Preische,Moody, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Cheseborough, Mrs. Fancher. THIRD ROW: Gogol, Gardner, Markley. 19 TEARS AGO, WHEN GRADUA TIN G SENIORS WERE FEM THE GIRLS WORE THEIR BEST WHITE DRESSES AND THE BOYS PARADED IN THEIR SUNDAY SUITS. TODA 2 S LARGE CLASSES OF SENIORS GRADUATE IN STA TEL2' CAPS AND GOWNS. N - With our freshman frolic over, we advanced somewhat doubtiully into our sophomore year. We elected Tom Deyle, president, Bob Heneka, vice-president, Marilyn Nile, secretaryjand Nancy Morris, treasurer to lead us through this uncertain year. Mrs. Ann DeReus and Mr. James Fahy became our class advisors. Representing our sophomore class in Senior High Student Council were Mary Pat Kerr, who was elected secretary, Pat Hart, Barb Scanlon, Susie Wood, Vince Bonvino, Sam Bottini, Bea Nelson, Linda Kennell, Jamet Cormia, Vicki Rice, and Cheryl jones. Our first attempt at fund raising was our dance, Swing and Sway with the Sophs, which cannot be classified as a success. We did prove, though, that we weren't complete failures by the hugh profits gathered from our basketball coat check. On class games night we easily defeated the fresh, with the help oi our mascot, Snoopy, a dog. 5 At the end of our sophomore yea.r, Susie lNood, Cheryl Jones, Janet Cormia, Mary Pat Kerr, Marilyn Nile, and Vicki Rice were chosen junior varsity cheerleaders. Attention' A strange rumor is sweeping Ilion's halls of ivy. We, the Class of '63, are finally graduating Due to much hand work, years of patience, quiet study, the efforts of persistent teachers, and a lot of luck, we are finally leaving. As eager and wlde awake freshmen we began by electing Susie Wood president of Junior High Senate Our class nas represented in Senate by Vince Bonvino, Bob Heneka, Tom Deyle, Cheryl Jones, Nancy Morris Janet Cormia, and Mary Pat Kerr. Our first and only daring adventure was the night of the class games when we lost to a very lucky sophomore class however, we had some good times later in the evening at Vince Bonvi- no s and Kathy Sullivan s open houses, and at Laura Mason,s pajama party. --sv ,...4. X r..,.s X' ...... an an-p nd...-s. .nn-,-,-r- We began our junior ,ur nnh the follnnlng r-mem Bob Hrnrln prenrlrnr nfs Linn uce prnndenr Llnl-ls Braybroolr secretary and Vlnre Bontlno treasurer Tum Devlc nan elected tree president nf Student Connell and Fas Eduard: Cllenl jones Suite Wood john Gogol Greg Campbell, Vince Bonxtnn Date Haggarty and Nancy Shaepe represented us there Our rnnmlne sale led by vlnre larnnrnu and Turn Doyle, netted huge prnfits With exprnrnre ln good snlrnnhrlrhlp be hind us nc doubled nur treasury mth profits lrorn our basketball concesslon lx uns also during this season that our tar my basketball team led bt lunlurs Tom Detle Tom Bracken and jlm Wlllct clclcaled Marcellus and became Section lll Class A Chaxnpluns We sulTered nur second defeat ln class glmrm rthen we :he julnnr Circus lnsr to the sentur Niother Goose On ay 26 we put all our funds and at lul of hard work into pmduelnlz our prom The Tvllrlkllng Tucnrlcs Cn-chair men Tom Deylc and Mary Moody Xiarllyn Nlle nas chnsen to attend Clrls State and Torn Detle Tom Slocum jlm Willey Wes Ltnts, and Vmne Bonvlnu nenr to Bois Suite when school uprnerl again we happily discovered our horurrrnnu was rhr cafeteria n-ith Mr. Bnurh, Marr Fel-rir, Mr, Merchant, and Mr. Tceter as homeroom teachers. When football reason came, we made rl sizable amount of r-nanny nn our foolball concession. Mary Pat Kerr and Wes Lints reigned over Homecoming Weekend as New Hanford defeated nur Bombers. David Haggarty was chosen Varsity Football King ar the G.A.C. Awards Dance in November. Under the co-chairmenship of Tom Dey-le and Marilyn Nile, ur- presented our senior ball, Wintcrset, on December 22 leaturing the '-Playboys. nlnnr Abeling nn chosen queen and Marilyn Nile, Linda Braybmok, Cheryl Jones, and Girela Schroeder, our fnrrlgn exchange student fron. Germany, nm rlwren sncnannrs. Stranger in the Night, a three-art comedy-mystery, was presented nn February 9, l9li3. The last pages rr thc, Mirror were sehr to the publisher on january ze, hrrnmng this hlrlury rh n close. The supplement, whlfh will be given tn each yearbook purrllaser in the fall. will include the remaining history of the class as well as spring activities and graduation acrivities, MICHAEL RAYMOND ABEL Mike . . . quiet . . . counselor . . . likes to bowl . . . JANE MARIE ALEXANDER Queenie . . . pleasing personality . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . DIANE MAY ABELING Diane . . cute face . . . sparkling smile . . . personality plus . . . KAREN ANN ABELING Anita . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . nice to know . . ELIZABETH ANDERSON Bels natural kmd neec we say more . . . 24- RICHARD HOWARD BEACH Reach . . . drives a Chevy . . . photo- fiend . . . sometimes serious . . . CHERYL LEE BAKER Cherry - . . . attractive . . . on the go . . . never blue . . . KATHL p BEN ETT Q athy Qi . . warm hear ed re fi i Ai m ' tri a d always sw . . f ' LL V L'- N 1 ,z -' Hamm E v RE f BLOWERS 8 . . . shy . . onservative . . . throws t skeet and throws thc pigeon . . . THOMAS JAMES BALDOCK Tom . . his motorcycle keeps him busy . . takes life as it comes . . . 25 SANDRA LEIGH BLUME. Sandy . . . quiet and business-like . . . studious . . . the perfect secretary SAMUEL BOTTINI Sam . . . friendly . . . wonderful per- sonality . . . goes for younger women . . . JOHN HENRY BONN Hank . . . bungle boy . . . out-of-town girls are his meat . . . 63 GIRL VINCENT BONVINO Vince . . Latin lover . . . goes golf . . . Mr. Grygiel's friend . . . HUGH ROBERT BOUCK. Roberto . . ambitious . . . business man . . .reserved . . . 26 LORRAINE ELIZABETH BRADLE Ram . . modest . . . willing worker . . . dependable . . . RUSSELL RALPH BOUCK Rock . . strong mind . . . high morals . . expressive eyes . . . LINDA KAY BRAYBROOK 63 BUYS . . . liked by all . . . sweet and cute . . . efficient . . . CAROL JEAN BREWER Brew s y reserved instant smile . . . THOMAS BRADLEY BRACKEN Brack . friendly . . . he'll dribble his way through life . . . 27 JOYCE HELEN BREWER Joyce . . . a perfect lady . . . friendly ...amiable... n RON J. L. CASTALDE Casta . . . likes philosophy . . home in the art room . . . BRIAN RICHARD BURCH Brian . . . easy going . . . mischief lover . . . mathmania . . . GREGORY HUGH CAMPBELL Needle . . . will sew his way through life . . . RUSSELL JOSEPH .31 CHESEBROUGH JR. Rusty . . .Hirts. . .freckles . . .f 28 rolics. fx M,-9 A lla if KENNETH G. COWEN Ken . . quiet . . . serious minded but fun MARIE LOUISE CIRILLO Cookie . . . fun loving . . . active . . aware . . . XJ wwf' Aafff' M,g fzbcffflff' STEPH1-:N WARREN X - CROCKER M Steve A' . . . a doctor to be . . . a lover of languages . . . ,dj XXV' ,.,c f ELVA MARIE DAVIS . . . friendly . . . congenial . . future in business . . . JANET VALERIE CORMIA janet . . . a peppy miss . . . vitality plus . . . alert . .. 29 PATRICIA ANN DAVIS Pat . pe sonal ty 1 n g ml f t n e CAROL JEAN DIBBLE Carol j ial . . . quietly h e ous 1 ely . . , ' -, 7- WILLIAM C. DAY ' 0 6 Tk .redcar...see d It... 126 - ALL CROVVDEI 26056 , 0 MZ' I I1 W I WDA LY' Q0 ' 'IM gf I .I JM v, -Aarhiricf5Xa: g6 W pl X , 1 Wiiiw W Q EGILIA DODGE Q ' D Itchy QI I . . f n-loving . . , vivacious ' ' . . . en getic . . Q' Zckxx ' Q so X OL Q ,Sim gb . 59 QD DIANE DULAK Bridgette . . . tidy. . . neat . . .our girl athlete . . . EUGENE JOSEPH DONOVAN Gino . . . doctor to be . . . girl crazy . . . good dresser . . . DAVID A DUNCKEL Dave . . . shop major . . . the trouba- dours have a leader . . . TO THE C FETERIA! NANCY JOAN EASTWOOD Elenora few words, many thoughts . . . quiet 'n' nice . . . CHRISTINE ELAINE DRURY I' Chrix if no 15, . . . easy going . . . sincere . . . f considerate . . . 31 FAY MORLEY EDWARDS Fay a diamond, every facet of which is polished . . . JOHN MATTHEW GARDNER ' juan ...polite...suave...J?,f friend... 14? f' ,ir fwfr M? TM 74 f , 'jf' JOHN EMRICH Sparky instigator . . . seen but not heard . . . 4 minute chance to gab RICHARD LEE FIKES ivailk Dick . life is just an easy-going SAMUEL ARTHUR GERAGI Sam . . . a friendly sort . . . good natured . . . 32 ix CAROL ELAINE GURNEY Mana . . ambitious . . . congenial . . wealthy in spirit . , . JON ALLEN GERBER Poopsie . . . he is always upushingl' . . classroom cut-up . . . ALBERT CHARLES HAGADORN Al . . . the bugles blow . . Troubadour marches in . . DAVID CLIFFORD HAGGERTY Dave . . . Varsity king . . . a flirt the girls . . . loves to dance JOHN MICHAEL GOGOL Mike . . . Shall take over the cafeteria and the 'food' . . . 33 . 3 wi th ROBERT G. HAMILTON Bob . . . the guitar man . . . Bony Marony is his only girl . . . PATRICIA ANN HOFFMAN Trish ...ashine...asparkle.. big eyes . . . 4 LUCKY CAR PATRICIA ANN HART Pat . . . carrot top . . . pretty . . a future secretary . . . ROBERT .ANTHONY HENEKA Bob . . . keen sense of humor . . the sports page beckons him . . SANDRA HULL Sandy Boobs . . . tall . . . tidy . . . attractive 34 OW ERS! CHERYL LYNN JONES Cheryl . . . our cheerleader . . . where there is life there's Jones . . . MARGARET HUMPHREY Maggie . . . mirthgiving. . .fun to be with . . . DENNIS ALLEN JONES Daj . . . a writer-to-be . . . another Hemingway . . , STEPHEN MAXFIELD JONES Steve . . . likes mischief and more mis- chief . . . JAMES J. JANIS jim , . . has an eye for a '62 Chev and CIRLS 35 LINDA ANN KENNELL Lu Lu . . fun seeker . . . nice smile . . . bewitching eyes . . . DONNA LOUISE KUBICA Donna . . . quiet. . .conscientious . . pleasant . . . MARY PATRICIA KERR Pork Chops . . . contagious giggle . . . mis- chievous look talkative Time ou! for lunch! CAROL ANN KRAWCZYK Carol . . . a little nord in kindness spoken . . . serene . . . JACQUELYN LOUISE LANE Jacky . . . worth knowing . . . congenial manner . . . 36 DAVID NELSON LONIS Dave . . . Ah! Lunch! . . . Lunch is his meat DAVID WILLIAM LENNOX Dave he will run Hortons . .. a sharp smile . .. RICHARD ANTHCNY LUCZYNSKI Dick . will do anything fur Il laugh BARRIE LX INCH lllr. Bigx . . . a serious hoy wc have very Conservative . . . WESLEY RICHARD LINTS Wex a football plaver strung . . a grapplcr . . . Homccmnmp, King I 37 WRU s L EARL MARKLEY rw Rock Q his line of work - pushing cafeteria buttons . . . THOMAS CHARLES MCCLAVE Tom . . . a born band leader with his saxophone . . . 10 BLO D 1 AURA ELLEN MASON Mason 1 spun copper hair . . . a bril- liant scholar . . . JOHN ALLEN MAY john has an old briefcase which arry him through life . . . WILLIAM HARRY MITCHELL Mitch . . . girls all over the countiy has he... 38 BEATRICE ANN NELSON Bea . . . Oh, that redhead! . . full of spunk . . . terrific . . . MARY PATRICIA MOODY . Chee . . . full of vim and vigor . . . Hirtatious smile . . . ambitious 4 REDHEADS MARILYN LINDA NILE Marilyn . . . peaches and cream com- plexion . . . unlimited capacities BETTY JEAN ORR Q jetty Bean future homemaker . . . seen around a lot . . . EDWARD JAMES MURRAY Ted . . . look at that piano boy go . . 39 JAMES MICHAEL ORTLIEB Orley . . . a go guitar man . . . a real swinger! NICHOLAS PIERCE Nick . photography fanatic quiet thinker . . . W 2 I sf gsm! 52 ti? fm' + -- :w g Qfffx- . . X -.- wif: PATRICIA ANN PAULUS Pattie . . . Latin lover . . . chatter champ . . . CHARLES J. PHELPS Spike . . . knows his cars . . . likeable fellow . . . PERRY PIERCE top jack full of iascalxty . . . curly 40 Unity at games LINDA SUE PRIBIS Lin . . . friendly . . . active . . . mildest of manners . . . FRANCES JANE POLLEY Fran . . . active . . . one great seam- SQTCSS . . . f' fr! .nfyfjjjlf DAVID WM. PR A' Hill!! Spoo I . . . Don't be afraid, friendly ghost . . . arff ic too JANET LEE PRICE jan . . . a petite miss . . . dark eyes . . beautiful golden voice . . . CATHRYN IRENE PRATT Cathy another Van Clxburn Carefree . . . loves trouble . 41 gurl ff 7 if 1 i,'l W ,Dfw .JV ff f H, ,QL fn! ' 'VA 124 , fl ' I j .-tA ' I I , ,' fy!! X N N CHRISTINE ANN RAUX Chris . . . a friend . . . personality . . . tomorrow's secretary . . . JANICE MARLENE RIDDELL Riddle . . . Florida's loss . . . Ilion's gain , . . VICKI ELLEN RICE Vi6ki . . . expressive face . . . flirta- tious . . . bundle of energy . . . GEORGE FRANCIS RIDDELL, JR. George . . . businessman . . . turned Remington home into used car lot . . . BARBARA ANN ROGERS Barb . . likes older men . . . tall . . . hard worker . . . 4-2 4 SER VICE JENNIFER JEAN ROTA jenny our perlty majorette pretty and popular . . . magnet- BOU D! HELEN CATHERINE ROLLING Cathy . . . smart dresser . . . flair for fashion . . . unquestionable en- thusiasm . . . JAMES L. ROTHWELL Rodwell . . . conservative . . . shy . . cloesn't speak too much . . . BARBARA JEAN SCANLAN Babs . . . sweet . . . Coy . . . high ideals . . . MARY MADELINE ROSSI Mary . . . striving ahead . . . future teacher . . . congenial persunality 43 NANCY MAE SCHAEPE Shep . . . happy and laughing . . active . . . future nurse . . THOMAS OLIVER SLOCUM Tom . . . one in a million . . . Orph- CLIS IHZU1 . . . GISELA SCHRODER Gigi . . . our German fraulein . . . bundle of mischief with a warm smile . . . MIKEL MELVIN Mike hell be all taped up his recorder . . . ROBERT THOMAS SMITH Smitty . . it's Smitty and his ol' '56 4-4 zn at partie My THOMAS PRICE STARK, JR. Starky . . . an up and coming sports manager . . . CHARLES ROBERT SPENCER Chuck . . . happy-go-lucky . . . out of town girls are his meat . . . JERRY STARKS fer . . . a flyboy . . . that distin- guished air . . . JOSEPH WILLIAM STASCO joe . . . quiet . . . attentive . . knows what he likes . . . BONNIE ELAINE STALEY Bonnie . . . nice clothes . . . tiny . . hits the valley towns . . . 45 KATHLEEN fM. SULLIVAN Kathy . . , enjoys cooking class . . busy gal . . . reserved . . . THEODORE LOUIS TROMBLEY Ted . . . modern art and cars, cars, cars . . . STANLEY ALLAN SWEET Stan . . . another painter . . . Ilion G High's Michelangelo . . . LINDA CHERYL TETLOCK Lin . . . blond hair . . . a gentle disposition . . . a friend . . . BONNIE BETH TUTTLE Tut . . . always on the go . . . enjoys herself . . . 46 Nw lb, :QW DAVID STEPHEN INAINNIAN Dzrk . . . will go a long way - up that is JUDITH MARX VAN COUR Judy relaxed . . . takes the uorld as it comes . . . TO CULLE GE - MARIE ELEANOR WATTS Marie . . , life is a breeze . . . never a dull moment . . . HELEN VIRGINIA WEBB Ginny . . . a tall gal . . . slender . friendliest ever . . . WILLIAM CI-l'1ARLES VANSICKLE Hfillie jalopy jockey . . . have car will travel . . . 47 BARBARA LOUISE WILKINSON Barb . . . nice long hair . . . good worker . . . friendly . . . JAMES DOUGLAS WILLEY EDWIN HARRY WOODRICK Ed . . . always around town with a gray Dodge and girls . . . LINDA LOU YULE Ace Lindy . . . he,ll shoot his way through . . . new addition . . . another life . . . our diplomat . . , Sl-'SAN BARBARA WOOD tiny gal . . . enthusiastic . . . Suzy . . . tiny and cute . . . host of friends . . . fun to be with . . . N7 QQJ my D391 1,555 ig? C Lat but XQBLXW 9345 Nx 27 CJ Gob xp 'uf y gf' GIGFS PA GE Miss Gisela Schroder has been Foreign Exchange Student to Ilion High School this year, because of the untiring effort of our Student Council. Gigi, as she likes to be called, came to us from Gottingen, Germany, where she left her mother, father, and a sister. In Ilion Gigi stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Mutch- ler, and their son, john, daughter, Elaine, and dog, Tina.. Gigi had nothing but nice things to say about her second family. During her stay in Ilion, Gigi took American History, English Literature, English Composition, and Math II. Many people have heard her talk of making math instead of just doing it. She sang with the Orpheus Choir and the Belles in the second semester. Gigi reported for the Quill in her monthly column, Gigi Gabsf' Since she plans a ca- reer in photography, Gigi assisted the photography editor of the Mirror. Perhaps you saw her around the school building with her camera. Gigi also enjoys art and music. She enjoys Dave Brubeck's modern jazz, and even Tschaikowsky. Gigi not only listens to music, she is quite talented with a guitar. Many seniors will remember the times when they joined in a Sing Along with Gigi get together. Gigi brought to the girls the realization that hair doesn't have to be rolled every night. Gigi hardly ever rolls her hair. She wears it either teased or straight. Concerning styles, she reported that German girls seldom wear sneakers and are ac- customed to short shorts instead of berrnudas. She startled us by saying that girls could wear slacks to school. Something she noticed that was missing was the bikini bathing suit. German girls wear little make-up, according' to Gigi. . We will remember her sparkling laugh, bright smile, unfamiliar accent, and her say- ings. Gigi reminded us to try to make the best of it because, as she says, Everything counts a lot. All Ilion students who came in contact with Gigi this year will remember her as one of the friendliest persons I.H.S. has ever known. 4-9 IDR I FQRM You want our picture? We participate Bonnie's busy Let's see now??? Another Gigi party Here it comes! Always working? 50 Forget it. ' 1. I - - .1 f ',+.,.Lg. -.J-.gr . - . 1 . , .. - . L21 L- iff ALTHOUGH TIME ALTERS PLACES, BOYS WILL BE BOYS TODATBOTS FIGHT OVER A FOOTBALL IN THE IDEJVTICAL SPOT WHERE FIFT2' TEARS AGO THEIR GRANDFA THERS FOUGHT OVER THE HOCKEY' PUCIC 1 '1 , J 4 5.4 -4 HOME ROOM 206 - - Left to right, FIRST ROW: lNIr. Nicolette, A. Minush W. Lennox, C. Mzxsur, M. NVilson, S. Prive. SECOND ROW: T. Sclioonxnaker, B. Dzimitrowicz, R. Hall, M. Mills R. Merkelbaeh E. Mutchler, D. Davidson ,. , is THIRD ROW: L. sim. P. iwrculbe, K. Mac-Dotigall, L. Nehr, L. Pasek, D. L C Mackin, R. Vadawalker. FOURTH ROM-': R. McDonald, G. Conover, G.g:s,ctki.?,f '- RY' Bush, A. Pestar, F. Supry. L ep. r ae... JU iiirer HOME ROOM 208 - Left to right, FIRST ROW: MR. Fahey, M. Hart, J. Kerr, C. Henry, D. Kecldell, J. Frezza. SECOND ROW: W. Hendrix, L. Feuerstein, C...Klippel, D. Bernard, J. Goldin, N. Frosch. THIRD ROW: J. Cormia, L. Fuller, R. Ferguson, M. Bonn, S. Getman, L. DeReus, S. Darrow. auger ef.. bike. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Steve Get- xnan, Paul Morris, HOME ROOM 208 --f- Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Fahey, C. Miller, D. Lozo, K. Stone, T. Morris, S. Sternberg. SECOND ROW: D. Loiacano, D. Thornton, M. Peterson, H. Welter, S. Lahey, P. Rapenske, J. Sweet. THIRD ROW: RK1SClIlQ'Cf, G. Slnaldone, W. Wlardle, NI. Ladd, Valent, M. White, P. Morris. FOURTH ROW: T. Watson, P. Wightnian, A. Slocum, E. Pender- grass, A. Maneen, F. Stephens, D. Tresohlavy. 54 Charles Bennett, Carol Klippel. N UMW' S orxro 55 QX Xu sf will XX JM .er X 55.9.3 .fy if .rf fi ljJjg I if 'S q'w'9 Lug ' rl HOME ROOM 315 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Stevick, F. Spatol, R. Maury, G. Turley, T. Sweeney, P. Alexander. SECOND ROW: D. Cole, J. Bennett, J. Fitzer, V. Gritiin, K. Allen, J. Snedeker, T. McCormack. THIRD ROW: J. Kegel, M. Mack, L. Hart, C. Smith, P. Rernmel, B. Hoke, T. Jones. D. Esford. HOME ROOM 207 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Grygiel, D. Casey R Reed, G. Leonard, R. Clive, S. Neal. SECOND ROW: J. Bacon, S. Harter, L Seelbach, L. Staring, L. Fay, M. Jennison, T. Matthews. THIRD ROPV J Smith, T. Heintz, D. Wells, B. Moore, H. Mogensen, R. Streeter, G Kasarda R. Nioore. FOURTH ROW: P. Pickett, J. Yule. HOME ROOM 204 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss Schmidt, E. Haggerty, M. Compeau, W. Davis, C. Adams, P. Congilaro. SECOND ROW: J. Bacon, S. Shaw, D. Bly, C. Hamilton, C. Bennett, S. Burns. THIRD ROW: M. Price, R. Nichols, J. Dulak, R. Decker, M. Bowers, K. Haggerty, M. Gardner. FOURTH ROW: P. Donahue, J. Pierce, E. Dack, S. Gogol, C. Cacciatore, L. Hofstra, B. Armstrong. 55 HOME ROOM 203 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss Schwarz, J. Harrison, R. Moore, L. Drake, B. Applegate, C. Schierholtz. SECOND ROW: J. Whit- comb, B. Wardle, J. Nehr, D. Withington, C. Shepherd, A. Rota, J. Stephenson. ' THIRD ROW: T. Braren, D. Spry, R. Klippel, S. Petavs, M. Finnegan, P. Q Runge, T. Donohue, S. Jones. FOURTH ROW: J. Ludden, S. Santmire, R. Failing. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Sandra Santmire, HOME ROOM 308A Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Drake, S. Fancher, J. Jewell, B. Fink, S. Lasky, E. Strait, SECOND ROW: J. Lacy, F. Hartman, L. Harrer, D. Haslauer, D. Egleston, R. La Point, K. Humphrey. THIRD ROW: L. Hubbell, N. Fuller, D. HOME ROOM 301 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bean, Peggy Wrignt, R. Joy, L. Miller, M. Paul, D. McGrel1is. SECOND E. Taylor, N. Rossi, J. Urtz, Coons, D. Weiss, S. Hicks. THIRD ROW: W. Pierce, D. Crocker, J. Farnham, A. Desmond. Absent: C. Cafarelli, Dale-Lee Casey. 56 SC E ffgwf p........a.F 3:f1j:QQ M fluff QCD gmt. .Q 35 PQ' Qi 03' VQOVQ,-Q.,fiLCR of V19 ow, O A+ ,W fiefg iiflllw .M 5 wwf! M .jeff WI? HOME 'ROOM 307 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss Ford, H. Nason, B Seaman, G. Sterling, J. Danforth, P. Thomas. SECOND ROW: R. Saunders Tv L. Grindlav. G. Reider, J. Crandall, G. Garlock, D. Waufle. THIRD ROW.' L. ' Fischer, D. Vandawalker, M. Simmons, R. Layaw, D. Letts, K. Layaw, V. 53 Miller. FOURTH ROW: R. Wheeler, G. LaPuma, C. Flathers, 'D. Everson, Q N. Rose. 25,5 . Wgmgf Daniel McGrellis, David Crocker, William Miles. Q., Enjem, B. Hamilton, R. Smith, E. Hall, R. Grindlay, J. Kasprzyk. FOURTH ROW: C. Jenne, J. Gray, K. Hoffman, Lane, E. Getman, S. Hyde, S. Getman, B. Hoerner, J. Keddell. FIFTH ROW: Joe Hofstra, R. Harvey. HOME ROOM 316 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Utter, B. Miller, L. Stevens, G. Wells, J. Short, P. Melville. SECOND ROW.' B. Upson, A. Ber- gin, M. Potter, N. Walker, Leniek, D. Abeling, D. Spedding. THIRD ROW.' R. Greene, N. Smith, R. Small, D. Sprague, R. De Martine, C. Phelps, C. Ste- vens, M. Hardy. FOURTH ROW: T. Fort. Absent: Ann Blowers. 57 HOME ROOM 314 -Q Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Passer, K. Custer, R Bouton, R. Bluett, S. Chambers, F. Barker. SECOND ROW: S. Bracken, K Brown, P. Bouck, D. Cave, L. Cox, D. Burling, D. Bottini. THIRD ROW: J. Collea, M. Cagwin, R. Bluett, P. Boulia, R. Albin, S. Arno, D. Brewer. FOURTH ROW: S. Bachorik, N. Brown, S. Bradle, L. Brown, J. Boulia, B MW fl Carney, G. Brewer, S. Backman. CJ' 9459 Ye HOME ROOM 304 - Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mrs. DeReus, C. Ed- wards, D. Dodge, C. Cramer, A. Dresner, G. Waldo. SECOND R-OW: E. Dl- Hoostelaere, W. Cornell, L. Disotelle, R. Schneider, L. Sweet, P. Daz, G. Mil- ler. THIRD ROW.' P. Sherman, J. Webb, S. Del Grego, H. Stone, L. Darling, C. Whitney, T. Stalloch, D. Dunham. FOURTH ROW.' R. Egland, I. Truax J. Watts. We MEM, M595 HOME ROOM 306 - Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Chrisman, G. Patrei, M. Rapenske, R. Moody, C. Pozneak, M. Levine. SECOND ROW: M. Reid, O. Roberts, P. Murry, B. Miles, L. Kroll, M. McGrath, W. Pelletier. THIRD ROW: S. Metz, M. McCarthy, L. Pierce, B. Newkirk, K. Millar, B. Mullaney, R. Parsons, A. McCumber. FOURTH ROW.' R. Parshall, N. Parkeryj, ,Mutch- ler, C. Neale, R. Noffer. Absent: G. Rolling, J. Raymond, F. Richards, J. Riddell, C. Mead. 58 MR. KELLER AND HIS CLASS We of the'1l4i1'1'or staff, have searched our minds and hearts for words of praise for Mr. Keller. But how can we explain all the good that this man car- ries in his deeds? The 1960 M irror had a short para- graph, written by one of Mr. Keller's special students, about a special man. We feel that these small thoughts connote far better the hard work put forth by this man: This is a story about one of my teachers in school and how he carries the Christmas spirit throughout the year. The name of this teacher is Mr. Keller. He is a very Hnc person. He does things that most people won't do. He will help you if you are having a hard time on something you are doing. He will do most anything for most anybody. That is how he carries e Christmas spirit throughout the yearf, 4 Need we say more? FIRST ROW, left to right: Lollman. Emrich, Edwards. VVheclnck. Cungilaro. SECOND ROW: Bunce, Fink, Miller, Bowie, De John. THIRD ROI-1 : Palmaticr, Emrich, Bush, Felski, Gleed. Adams. ,EgQ.3., J, ts, ,im My ,WED l HOMEROOM 106 Left right, FIRST ROW: Bojarski, P. Tubia., I D. Smith, M. Leitz, S. P. Snyder. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, - I-Q4 B. Upson, P Urtz, S. Streeter. THIRD ROW.' QV E Walsh L. Sterling, R. Um. FUURTH ROW. J. K Steacy, L. Waufle, D. Smithson. Absent: S. Van J. Ward HOME ROOM 312 Left to right, G. Harris, B. Hildebrant, Robinson, R. ner, R. Tresohlavy, T. Rathbun, L. Ladd, THIRD D. Lewis, D. Plunkett, Hart, R. y. FOURTH Kerr, R. Gurney, F. Klippel W. Holden. Mr. Murphy, D. Jennings HDME ROOM 201 Left to ri ht FIRST ROW Mr Fah Nelson B 5 , I - Y, J- , - Jones, J. Patrei, J. Petersen, L. Braren. SECOND ROW: B. Morris, N. Theri- ault, L. Davis, D. PickelQC. Bocchino, L. Perrone. THIRD ROW: J. Wagner, K. La Flair, G. Darling, L. Thompson, J. Keddell, V. Tarcza, D. Applegate. FOURTH ROW: E. Kasarda, J. Thompson, T. Smith, M. Couchman, J. Angelichio, L. Hollar. FIFTH ROW: D. Clayton, M. Ludden, J. Fitzer, J. Wilkins, M. Albin, P. Dodge, W. Gray. Absent: D. Williams, C. Darling. 60 SECOND ROW: R. wagi D. Kennedy, M. Lasky. D. Rockwell, K HOME ROOM 310 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. Salisbury, I. Doolen, B. White, F. Delong, S. Dibble, B. Dekin, SECOND ROW: J. Goodwin, R. Fikes, M. D'HoosteI- aere, S. DeRocco, J. Ferguson, J. Seymour. THIRD ROW: B. Fis- cher. S. Felski, C. Fenner, S. Schmitt, C. Savick, P. Gonyea, D. n Q . J' WW? FRC ff' Wie Nw Wiiwjf MQW we ' we so H O' l lvl-I IE ROOM 212 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miss Henry, L. McTague, I I Y, G. , W. Lonis, NV. Nichols, M. Paestella. SECOND ROW: D. Palmer, J? x oyes, M. O'Connell, K. O'Connell, M. Petryk, R. Peltier, G. lvlorri- - A A in sette. THIRD ROW: J. Miller, B. Pestar, L. Loomis, G. Peak, R. Mogen- . W. MacDougall. FOURTH ROW: W. Maxson, J. Menard, . Perkett, S. Mabbett, J. Nabinger, J. Maddocks, D. Mason. ,W Younglo Fitch, P ve. FOURTH ROW: E. QQ . Gogol, R. Ruszala., M. Seymour S. Ro ers S. Russell P Sarmie, ROW: ler, C. DeJohn, Webster. 1 S y , - P. Donahue. FIFTH K. Dye, P. Seeley, D. Gal- Whittaker, S. Wright, J. L. Edgett, J. Wilcox, J. ROOM 123 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mr. McElwain, Miss Jacob- sen, P. Panarites, L. Abeling, K. Trombley, E. Cox. SECOND ROW: W. Remmers, M. Edwards, R. Jensen, G. Ayers, T. Palmer, J. White, R. Willey. THIRD ROW: J. Stephenson, M. Paragi, T. Allen, R. Engelbrecht, W. Rey- nolds, T. Jones, M. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: B. Callahan, G. Fullem, A. Urtz, J. McCumber, B. Wphler, C. Denison, P. Lawrence. 4- Nah 1435.542 LJ JZ 4? al ll wilsslljli-V . N . N D .ey fs oy, Q 'OME ROOM 309 Left to right, FIRST ROW. Mr. Panarites, J. Whitte- ore, R. Carr, L. Capes, R. Bly, W. Burke, W. Bracken. SECOND ROW: Wood, R Crossett D Bremer J Bullis G DeCarr C Coakley C Wheeler, S Castle THIRD ROW S Byrnes T Cahill L Bates B Dans J Abellng, .XM QQ, wig We Ai Callahan, A. Clark, Burke, Braun. FOURTH,ROW: Si Borkowski, B. Decker, N. Whitney, M. Conners, B. Alexander, R. Callister, G. Zimmer- man, R. Candella. 61 A T1 ITIE5 THE VARIETY OF EX TRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HAS BOTH CHANGED AND INCREASED, BUT STUDENTS AT I.H.S. CAN STILL PARTICIPATE IN ORCHESTRA. '-1 -5 A i , -s L! .. 4 1 j,9s5 'Z fi L GC' f - VN 954' ' if of O ,Jvyu T ' LL CJK, ' ,Bi zhmi' iL4L,, r , LVLVVV , K EAW Qeio 'V O We 2 ,.., 5!2Q,,Ql Left to right, pianist, Sharon Chambers. FIRST ROW: Nelson, Siver, Donahue, Cornpeau, Rossi, Kerr, Rossi, Price, Kerr, Morris, Bonvino, Grey, Harrison, Wood. SEC.OND ROW: Jones, Cramer, Wright, Nelson, Abeling, Hoffman, Kennell, Hall, Weiss, Davidson, Hart, DeReus, Cor- gi Q! I mia. THIRD ROW: Smith, Lahey, Klippel, Gardner, Caple, Nehr, Cir- kr illo, Geragi, Getman, Willey, Neale,'Getman, Mack, Shaw. FOURTH fi, ROW: Spatol, Gogol, Walsh, Burns, Slocum, Keddell, Rolling, Burkhart, XL fsflfr, UML XLL-Fexall-Ioffman, Heneka. Paul, Maseur, Hoffstra, Staring. FIFTH ROW: Alex- ' A ' apder, Goldin, Hall, Wells, Slocum, Bonn, Luczynski, Donovan, Lonis, 'I lf' 7 M s i 1 1 1 ' GLM? KV ' x0t,wL cv l lisp' Clk 6 frL,t,fU 1? JM X la it L V S kl M G H Cfifn ennpffl an ic e urray ray aggerty Left to right: pianist, Cathy Pratt. STANDING: Chambers, Jones, Siver, Maseur, Sha.w, Rossi, Walsh, Abeling, Rolling, Edwards, Price. 64 Left to right, FIRST ROW: Thornquist, Caccia- tore, Davidson, Getman, Billington, Feuerstein, Argersinger, Janicki. SECOND ROW: O'Connel, Williams, Montean, Dodge, Purple, Falzareno, Peak. THIRD ROW: Miss Fraser, Slocum, Rock- well, Menard, Powell, Willey, Braun. FOURTH ROW: Wright, Van Sickle, MacDougal, Falza- reno, Norman. f. 2: sgfrwf' v. . .. -- sg --1 ' V, . . . irr I . I .5 . 1 : xg fr .ya i . ,. .. - -- 1-7 4 s .1 N ss - , . cc, ., W , .ra .1 ' -M . 4 , Yi , :'.,,' 1 I P' 'S -J' :P I' -- 'li' f lim 5 L L L Q, - 7' ., Qi., - ' :P .- -A fsikf :Q-: , A-ff ' i I ' ,- .. M: ... . -.Ni - i i ., v ' EQ, , fl ge W f. . , -, ff e , ,L-0.x ,My 'gm fs - s sf - 'x N , Q g ee Q .5,, .. .ir my E X o is '59 .Q W 'WS if as Left to right, FIRST ROW: Billington, Lauer, Krawczyk, Hanson, Cacciatore, Davidson, Getman, Janicki. SECOND ROW: Nichols, Feuerstein, Williams, Rockwell, Raux, Monteau, Speer. THIRD ROW: Maxson, Purple, Deller, Campbell, Cross, Horwald, Maurice, Bedworth. FOURTH ROW: Falzareno, Dodge, Slocum, Unsinn, Arger- singer, Powell, Bell, YNhitney. Thfgf Have Golden Voices - Left to right, pianist, Pat Snyder. FIRST ROW: Mr. Maseur, Patrei, Harwood, Abeling. THIRD ROW: O'Con- Scheicher, Jennison, Miller, Warner, Upson, Van Sickle, nell, Savick, Alexander, Casey, Loomis, Layaw, Hoffman, Felski, Hanson. SECOND ROW: Wardle. Smith, Rogers, Thomquist. iff Left to right, FIRST ROW: Petersen, Davis, Coakley, Tresohlavy, Wainwright, Price, Van Winkle, James. SECOND ROW: Seymour, Riddell, McCabe, Clark, Edgett, Palmer. O4 Left to right: Runge, Bennett, Brown, Ladd, Hamilton. 66 Left to right: Pedersen, Get- man, Reid, Jennison. I.C.H Left to right: Valent, Pasek, Nehr, Bracken. Rota. Hull, Mr. Ingra- ha.m - director, Left to right: Wagner, Parker, Chambers Hollar, Waldo. Left to right: VVhitney, I ' W d. 51.2, fdlf lff O Left to right, FIRST ROW: Plano, Parker, Maurice Leitz, Cramer, Darrow, Maxson, Feurstein, Maxson Whittaker. SECOND ROW: Yule, Peak, Reynolds, Brewer, Millar, Tetlock, Parshall, Barker,' Burkhart Stone. Pierce, Schaepe, Richards, Moody, Mac Dougall. Left to rxght: Whxtney, Braun, Candella, Webb. 67 , Pb Left to right, FIRST ROW: Siver, Pelletier, Fuller, Ed- SECOND ROW: Harwood, Alexander, Price, McCabe, wards, Chambers, Reid, Fuller, Lahey, Layaw, Braun. Nehr, Pasek, Dye, Parker, Hollar, Bluett. Hear Them Play! Left to right, FIRST ROW: Plano, Peak, Maxson, Feuer- wards, O'Brien, Parker, Whitney, Whittaker, Martin, Braun, stein, Stone, Enjem, Cavanaugh, Fikes, German, Jennison, Dye, Kalthoff, Darrow. THIRD ROW: Costanza, Blaise, Chambers. SECOND ROW: Stark, Woolver, Bachorik, Ed- James, Clark, Thrasher, Smith, Dolan. 68 1' O ,al 5 all gl xl 51 SM X l J' ,ix H, Wx 5335415 X' . il! Officers, Left to right: Laura Mason, if W 'N Sandy Blume, Jim Willey, Marilyn I id ffdjii l 49 ,ya F50 KJXOXV HJ TS y ,. Q' N I Y . , MV if 1 l QW Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mason, Blume, Deyle, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Salisbury, Bonvino, Wood, Nile, Willey. Honor Societies Left to right, FIRST ROW: lNIrs. Derby, Purple, Wright Cirillo, Dibble, Hoffman, Comell, Nelson, Sherman, Rapen- ske, Miss Henry. SECOND ROW: Getman, Feuerstein, Parker, Cramer, Patrei, Albin, Rolling, Bradle, Holler, Fis- cher. THIRD ROW: Withington, Santmire, Braun, Brown, Reid, Backman, Bouck, Urtz, Getman, Grey, Monteau. FOURTH ROW: Crocker, Chambers, Rossi, O'-Connell, Taylor, Brown, Ladd, Casey, O'Connell, Loomis. FIFTH ROW: Klippel, Crossett, Reynolds, Barker, Collea, Bluett, Snyder, Short, Waldo, Stone, Dresner. Democracy in action Officers Left to right, SEATED: Diane Withington, Tom Deyle. STANDING: Sue Wood, Don Keddell. OUR STUDENT GO VER MEN T Left to right, FIRST ROW: Walker, Urtz, Wood, Schroder, Deyle, Jones, Kerr, Scanlon. SECOND ROW: Danforth Cormia, Rolling, Rice, Mutchler, Hofstra, Edwards, Get- man, Cox, Abeling. THIRD ROW: Getman, DeReus Klippel, Bonvino, Heintz, Crocker, Lints, Miles, Roberts 7 2 Snyder, Keddell, Santmire, Mr. Teeter, Withington, Nile. FOURTH ROW: Morris, Morris, McGrath, Heneka, Get- man, Wells, Gardner, McGrellis, Bluett. FIFTH ROW: Wardle, Sweeney, Bennett. Left to right, SEATED: Plano, Hollar, Hammond, Collea, Cirillo, Brassard, Slocum, Menard, White, Patrei, McLean, Enjem, Dibble. STANDING: Strife, Coons, Miss Zember, Mrs. Teeter, Castle Dye, Janis. Absent: Webster, McCumber, and Urtz. Officers - Left to right, SEATED: Plano, Hollar, Hammond. Advisors STANDING: Miss Zember, Mrs. Teeter. CREA TIVITT FINDS EX PRESSI O Left to right, FIRST ROW: Cirillo, Millar, Lacy, Perkett, Lennox, Lints, McGrath, Slocum, Bush, Fancher, Ludden, Kennell, Simmons. SECOND ROW: Braybrook, Kerr, Saunders, McCumber, Mitchell, Castalde, Conover, Sweet, Rossi, Walsh, Burns, Bentley, Dzimitrowicz, Pratt, Watson, Preische, Palmer, Hall, Casey, Waufle, White. Desmond, Urtz, Seymour. THIRD ROW: Miss Ferris, P Left to right, SEATED: Jim Willey, Mary Moody, Fay Edwards, Cathy Rolling, Sandy Blume. STANDING: Mr. M. Bouck, Mr. Fahy. 6 Staff: Left to right, SEATED: Crocker, Hoffman, Rice, aere, Raux, Cave, Keddell, Getman, Morris, Preische, Lacy, Cirillo, Tetlock, Eastwood, Pribis, Yule, Brewer, Kennell, Cox, Dulak, Urtz, Getman, Cornell. Rossi, Keddell, Alexander. STANDING: Albin, DlHoostel- 72 ' A rag- . ' 'V ' f I W 4 .. o f -.' 4 I What a mexs!!! Left to right, SEATED: Clive, Cave, Roberts, Jones. STANDING: Fikes, Brewer, Kennedy, Bal- dock, Lane, Watts, Ferguson, Smith, Newkirk, Hyde, Mr. M. Bouck. V Golden Quill Left to right, SEATED: Hammond, Dodge, Fisher, Potter, mond, Wardle, Nichols, Raux, Braun, Paestella, Mabbett, Withington, Stone, Vandawalker, Billington, Williamson, McCumber, Thornquist. Feurstein. STANDING: Getman, Davidson, Maxin, Ham- 4 73 Staf- Left to right, SITTING: Jennifer Rota, Linda Braybrook, Jane Alexan- der. STANDING: Gisela Schroder, Carol Gurney, David- Preische. 1 9 E 3 U QW 43? ,r f 11. -'AW ' N1 V In is if W? 5 I Advisors and Stcgfat Work - Left to right, SITTING: Linda. Braybrook, David Preische, Jennifer Rota, Jane Alexander, Mrs. Pauline Stevick. STANDING: Gisela Schroder, Carol Gurney, Mr. John Grieco. The Mirror staff has tired to represent in word and picture a complete record of the school year. In order to do this, much behind the sceneu activity is nec- essary. The Mirror staff has spent many long hours on page layouts, ads, picture taking, and typing. Although the bulk of the work has fallen on a few, there have been many whose efforts have made the yearbook possible. In addition to the advisors, Miss Peggy Ferris Qartj, Mr. William Van Nuis fyearbook rep- resentativel, and Mr. Allston fphotographerj have given of their time and talent. Mirror 'ljfpists - Left to right: Raux, Blume, Gurney, Abeling fabsentj Advertzlving Staff - Left to right, SITTING: Cormia, Watts, Raux, Dodge, Kerr, Bottini, Moody, Gardner, Nelson, Dulak, Haggerty Abeling, Hoffman, Tetlock, Rice, Rogers, Hull, Bennett Mason, Rossi, Geragi, Nile. Kennell, Scanlon, Baker. STANDING: Cheeseborough, r., Left to right, seated, FIRST ROW: Mr. Charles Lang. SECOND ROW: Petersen, Rota, Humphrey, Rossi, Kerr, Mason, Hoffman, Cirillo, Staring Bluett, Preische. Standing, FIRST ROW.' Jennison, Grey, Hoemer, Rapenske Walker, Sherman, Bradle, Rossi, Getman, Scanlon, Cramer. SECOND ROW. Abeling, Moody, Bennett, Parker, Lacy, Rota, Hamilton, McGrath, Camey Schierholtz, Klippel, jones, Stone, Cagwin. THIRD ROW: Rogers, Alexander, Pozniak, Danforth, Del Grego, Keddell, Henry, Miller, Murray, Braybrook FOURTH ROW: Dulak, Santmire, Withington, Taylor, Brown, Neal, Wells, Hoffman, Gurney. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Maury, Trombley. SECOND Snyder, Leitz, Lucey, Slocum, White, Dibble, Bedworth, ROW: Hanson, Cirillo, Urtz, De Long, Cross. THIRD Doolen, Panarites. SIXTH ROW: Thornquist, O'Connell, ROW: Argersinger, Collea, Monteau, Getman, Capes, Camp- Mr. Tucker, Lower, Maxson, Peak, Smith, Wardle. bell, Conners. FOURTH ROW: Billington, Jennings, Col- SEVENTH ROW.' Potter, Horwald, Bates, Urtz, Nelson, lea, Ladd, Whitney, Cox, Maurice. FIFTH ROW: Abeling, Dekin, Rogers. EICHTH ROW.' Norman, Couchman. 76 9 SEATED, Left to right: Mrs. Chrisman, Anderson, Fisher, Peltier. Standing, FIRST ROW: East- ig y wood, Staley, Orr Dibble, Lane Kasprzyk. SECOND ROW Blume, Raux Brewer, Drury' 6! Gurney. THIRD now: Davis, nose, sunivan, Pribis, Tetlock, Polley. i l Q2 er Nigga! Left to right, SEATED: Urtz, Ladd, Scanlon, Kroll, Felski, Maurice, Tubia, Staley, Boulia, See- ley. FIRST ROW: Tetlock, Lane, Staring, Humphrey, Jennings, O'Connell, Schmitt, Hart DlHoostelaere, Trombley, Braren, Van Sickle, Yule, Doolen, Galler. SECOND ROW: Kas: przyk, Eastwood, Cox, Thornquist, Panarites, Fullem, Bocchino, Dekin, Jones, Urtz, Nelson Abeling, Smith, Wright, Riddell, Steacy. THIRD ROW: Kennell, Runge, Peltier, Hart, Ben: nett, Miller, Disotelle, Callahan, Callahan, Davis, Carney, Brewer, Russell, Ramsey, Tarcza Sweet, Bergin, Hamilton, Metz, Mrs. Russell. FOURTH ROW: Custer, Letts, Stemberg, Get- man, Alexander, Mills, Wardle, Rogers, Cahill, Urtz, Kubica, Smith, Strait, Rockwell, Petryk Bracken, Backman. FIFTH ROW: Webb, Taylor, Savick, O'Connor, Streeter, Lawrence, Drake, Cagwin, Casey, Grindley, Layaw, Blume, Brewer, Burns, Connors, Smith, Campbell, McTague 77 Girls Preparing JW the Future y, 15' Jw JN CM 79 fr' J- ,J Left to right: Smith, Congilaro, Webb, Parsons, Brewer, Edgett Bush, Emrich, Mr. Keller. l L Left to right, FIRST ROW: DeLong, Maury, Hoerner, Putney SECOND ROW: Miller, Carr, Getxnan. THIRD ROW: Clay- ton, Gray, Danforth, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Van Sickle Palmer, MacDougall, Younglove, Albin. FIFTH ROW: Lucey, Mr. Lang, Wagner, Stephenson, Mason, Jewel. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Lewis, Getman, Clark, Hanson, Campbell, Feuerstein, Willey, Wardle. SECOND ROW: Smith, Burke, Norman, Humphrey, Barker, Leitz, lklabbett, Miller, Maury, Raux, Parker, Falzareno, Maxson, Speer, Lauer, Siver. FOURTH ROW: Braun, Potter, Leniek, Purple, Slocum, Mr. Lang. FIFTH ROW: Petrek, Pozniak, Burch, Billington, Lever, Fort, Kurkowski, McCumber, Davis, Speece, McLain, Rookie, Moore. SIXTH ROW: Campbell, Mattison. 78 Left to right, sitting FIRST ROW: Braun, Jennings, O5Con- nell, Griffin, Wright, Rolling. SECOND ROW.' Snyder, Panarites, Ladd, Smith, Moore, Bergin, Tarley. THIRD ROW: Collea, Maury, Cirillo, Bonn, Lahey, Runge, Webb. FOURTH ROW: Harrison, Abley, Parker, Spatol. Standing, FIRST ROW: Walker, Polley, Raux, Campbell, Hosel, Patrei, Billington, Lauer, Slocum, Davidson, Nehr, Woolver. SECOND ROW: Bradle, Gurney, Corba, Deyle, Doolen, Bell, Tomai, Raux, Falzareno, Stark, Thomas. GO ILIO GO! 2 tl, : ., Q. . :ea -- 1 1-.:.,:, , Left to right, FIRST ROW: Miller, Carney, Horner, Sea- men, Cirillo, Bottini, Cox,-Hart. SECOND ROW: Urtz Getman, Pozniak, Withington, Santmire, Wright, Miller, Alexander, Schmidt, Doolcn. THIRD ROW: Bracken, Ros- si, Backman, Raylor, Jones, Abeling, Cox, Urtz, Trombley Carney, Smith. FOURTH ROW: Getman, Hoffman, Pan- arites, Dekin, Callahan, Bouck, Rota, McGrath, Connors, Lucey, De Long. FIFTH ROW: Walker, Bradle, Brown, WVardle, Sherman, Murry, DelGrego, Keddell, Cagwin, Callahan, Breren, Fullem. SIXTH ROW: Cirillo, Robertson, Miller, Newman, Maury, Rothwell, Pierce, Jenne, White, Urtz. SEVENTH ROW: Hanson, Thornquist, Nelson, VVarclle, Seeley. , I M M3 fflwgf 3031? A32-QfXC R fqwwwg xp X951 N0 MW eft to right, FIRST ROW: Bradle, Backman, MCGmth novan, Rota, Carney, Dibble, Sullivan, SECOND ROW: Gardner, Ed rds, Dzimitrovich, Leitz, Getman, Moody, Wright, Starring, Paulus. THIRD ROW: NVa.lker, Cramer, Brown, Drake, Getman MJ Vlilkinson, Alexander, Davis, Russell. FOURTH ROW: Davis, Mr :Bowers, Hoffman, Otlieb, Trombley, Rolling, Barrer, Rummel I l, Cagwin, D'Hoostelaere, Horner. R A ll the W0rQlj,ifQi?zR5'tage, . Shakespeare Left to right, FIRST ROW: Brown, O'Connell, Getman, Wright, Hoke, Angelichio, Smithson, Wilkins, Grey, Zimmer- Urtz, Yule, Staring, Fischer, Peterson, Dekin, Callahan, man, Bluett, Candella, Dye. FOURTH ROW: Whitney, War- Braren, Urtz, Trombley, Tubia, Schmitt, Harrison, SECOND dle, Withington, Santmire, Miller, Pozniak, Cornell, Albin, ROW: Russell, Keddell, DeLong, Rossi, O,Connell, Thorn- Carney, McGrath, Runge, Humphrey, Davidson, German, quist, Dibble, Jones, Wardle, Carney, Patrei, Holden, Menard. FIFTH ROW: Custer, Backman, Collea, Whitney, Sternberg, Sternberg, Pierce, Remmers, Mrs. DeReus. THIRD Barker, Short, Rolling, Bluett, Crocker, Pendergrass, ROW: Braun, Sherman, Smith, Lucey, Urtz, Knoll, Cox, Thorton, Morris, Stone, Applegate, Lewis. X K 80 x f ,V Q. . Q I 5 K ' 1M Qlblfpf . NK ,llbui L. . .mQ',wpf +yNm Un -,SLVQJL QE' tx Q lalfwl Left to right, FIRST ROW.' Preische, Wightman, Bennett, Klippel,'Mr. Drake. SECOND R-OW: Abeling, Hollar, Frezza, Brewer, Donahue, Tetlock, Lane, East- wood, Wells, Danforth, Gurney, Schroeder. THIRD ROW: Sweeney, Miller, Hall, McGrath, Merlkeback, Hofstra, Allen, Dresner, Schneider, Hartman, Brewer. Left to right SITTING: Cramer, Hamil- ton, Siver, Getman, Hoffman, Abeling, Mr. O'Connor, Donovan. FIRST ROW.' Parker, Bergin, Abeling, Enjem, Walker, Rapenske, Rota, Gray, Bradle. SECOND ROW: Cagwin, Crocker, Mogenson, Alex- ander, Hoffman, Murray, Masur, Neal, Taylor, Brown, Pelletier Left to right, FIRST ROW.' Hamilton, Rota McDougal, Ladd. SECOND ROW.' Pierce Bennett. THIRD RO W: Brown, Hull, Runge V . - ' - , Q: ..., E ' gr few! QB gee ,- W 5 , ii .lea Q SPORT ALTHOUGH THE 1963 TEAM HAS MORE MEMBERS AND FAN CIER UNIFORMS THAN THE TEAM OF 1926, THE GAME OF FOOTBALL IS STILL THE ROUGH AND TUMBLE GAME PLA TED BT COMPETITIVE BOYS WHO WANTA LOT OF ACTION. ,, , x , V' 4 WMA U WWXYM xfwf gWfWf5':xk M ,NN 52,3 ,hs 'mj . 1 -SCN qt. If M UQ , , f' MSM ' XC? I' f GK JI? D Sl321Qit Oi MDV .5i.M'v X W OW Q MZ Uk 5 , umm' vw-- ' IIIIIIIHI I Nil Wie? 'mf EW 'u J L il I FI ST ROW, Rei! I0 r' ht! Bill Wardle, Tom Brac n, Buy Mc- Grath, Grant WdOnQSECOND ROW: Dave wg HQ vi K on- vmo Bob Heneliflilob THIRD V: ax Gerggll Jofeg al- lahan,q lli BoSfB'll ?nno9 ef G5 f .gg FIRST ROPV, left to right: Jack Sidoran, Dave Wells, Dave Pre- ische, Bob Smith, Bart Moore. SECOND ROW: Russ Markley, Owen Roberts, Joe Short, Wayne Hendrix, Dave Cave. THIRD ROW.' Gary Conover, Tom Heintz, Robert Schneider, Joe Rosemyer, Mark Paul. SCORES Ilion 19 U.F.A. 39 Ilion 12 Norwich 13 Ilion 13 Oneonta I9 Ilion 26 Little Falls 6 Ilion 19 Frankfort 28 Ilion 0 New Hartford 14 Ilion 0 Mohawk 14 Ilion 7 Herkimer 26 Heneka charges line. Inexperience and key injuries were instrumental in forming Ilion s 1 win - 7 loss record. Coaches john Call, Martin Manion, and Joseph Nicolette had Bob Heneka, Wes Lints fthe co-captainsj, Tom Bracken, Russ Markley, Bart Moore, Vince Bonvino, and Dave Haggarty as the only returning lettermen around which to mold a team. During the season Sam Geragi suffered a broken hand and Bob Hamilton a broken leg, reducing the effectiveness of the team. The lone victory came at Little Falls with a 26-6 win paced by fullback Bob I-Ieneka. In spite of much hard work, the frosh team, coached by Mr. Bernard Mur- ray and r. William Murphy, had a disappointing season with an 0-5 record. 1. New-Haj .AA ,, 1 'irc-,fmL4'9':fub it-'log' WOM' Left to right, FIRST ROW: Wood, Paragi, Brewer, Rathbun, Bly, Janis Donahue, Edwards. SECOND ROW: Goodwin, Ayers, Walin, Burke Winslow, DeRocco, D'Hoostelaere. THIRD ROW: Maneen, Harris Stephenson, Bullis, Noyes, Zimmerman, FOURTH ROW: Plunkett Reynolds,Coakley,Nichols.Fikes. Eng ,Albin A -C ' 85 tfv I J J 1:7 R' EN f l ' Lg v We N' f? oV 'i'f.f' . . 4 0.-33 '- , .fl,WQ,Affl': CJR? C2i,f2fi'l.i 'f--:A 6Qk..F'i'mJw fx: An' t 7 A: m V ..,, -'X,,,f'if'!b. CDL!! 5 . :j.1 5 .A VW R! ,UID J Left to right, FIRST ROW: Stevens, Fitch, Hyde, Stevens, McGrellis, Walsh. FOURTH ROW: Harvey, Miles, Smith Saunders, Stephenson, Clark. SECOND ROW: Klippel, Garlock, Bluett, Moore, Paestella. FIFTH ROW: Moody White, Palmer, Raymond, Lewis, Joy, Kennedy. THIRD Braren, Lane, Farnham, Thomas, Donahue, Casper. ROW: Boulia, Congilaro, Stubbs, Ruszala, Beckstead, The Junior Varsity football squad, under the direction of Mr. Charles Lang and Mr. Vito Tisci, compiled a 3-1 record for the '62 season. Lacking any returning veterans, the team did much better than expected with wins over U.F.A. Q33-7j, Proctor Q20-125, and Frankfort Q20-BD. Their only loss was at the hands of New Hartford Q6-32j. A VARIED SPORTS PROGRAM FOR EVERY TASTE Left to right: Callahan, Wardle, Maneen, Patrei. walker, Clive. AW if, f Left to right: Loicano, Busbv Pasek. ent: Vanda- Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion Ilion CORES Little Falls Proctor Whitesboro Norwich Herkimer Whitesboro Proctor Frankfort New Hartford Mohawk Little Falls New Hartford Norwich Oneonta Herkimer Oneonta Frankfort Mohawk Left to right, KNEELING: Caple Bums. STANDING: Frezza, De Reus Watson, Danforth, Grey. CHEERLEADER Left to right: Miller, Snedeker, Rice, Cormia, Nile, Kerr, Wood, Jones. HOMECOMI G ' The 1962 Homecoming Weekend, October 26- 28, was planned under the direction of janet Cor- mia and Mary Pat Kerr, co-chairmen. The Ilion Bombers were hostess to New Hartford Central School on the Ilion football Held. -Homecoming activities began with a pep ralley Friday afternoon, October 26. Cheers to open the the rally were led by the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders, accompanied by the I.H.S. band, under the direction of Mr. Ingraham. Guest speaker was Mr. joseph Baker and Mr. Charles Lang was master of ceremonies. Following all the speakers, the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen was held. Chosen by the Class of '63 was VVesley Lints for King and Mary Pat Kerr for Queen. Saturday's schedule began with a parade assem- bled on West Street and parading up to the Clover- leaf at school. l'Ves and Marv Pat were driven by Jim Rothwell at the head of the parade. The King and Queen were also honored before the game and during halftime, when they were presented with flowers and gifts. The 1961 Homecoming King and Queen were also honored at this time. Satur- day evening the King and Queen reigned over the Aflirror Dance, which was held in the boys' gym from 8 to 11. lt Q Av ei . 34,211 T15 '?! lg .. A fi I I f 17 Left to right, CENTER: Mathews, Price SEATED: Watson, Whitney, Saunders, Kennedy, Braren, Paestella, Bosquet, lvfutchler, Sterling, Kerr, Campbell. STANDING: Lozo, P. Gogol, Farnham, Schiedcr, Links, Moore, Macken, M. Gogol, Bennett, Mr. Orthman. Sa Af UBAAW CA! Left to right, FIRST ROW: Willey, Gardner, Bonvino, Callahan, Hall, T. Slocum, Bennett, Sweeney. FOURTH Heneka. SECOND ROW: Deyle, Cheesborough, Mr. Call, ROW: A. Slocum, Smith, Moore, Wells, Keddell, Rapenski. Getman, Morris. THIRD ROW: Bernard, Lints, Wardle, FIFTH ROW.' McGrath, Woodrick, Gogol, Day. main .JJIHUL U! XXO ll . if fXAf'9..-l f..!. 0.1, Ml Left to right, FIRST ROW: Bennett, Tresolavy, Hall, J. Sweeney, T. Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Watts, Waldo, Getman, Keddell, Streeter, Morris. Ilion Central's varsity cross country squad successfully completed its second consecutive championship year. Led by Terry Sweeney, Bomber Section III firstplace finisher for the past two seasons, the harriers captured Section III laurels for the second straight year and placed a strong third in the intersectionals. Other victories in included wins at the Cobleskill and Fulton Inv'tationals and a vic- tory over Herkimer and Oneorjxwn a triangula- eet. fy ffl MMRQF Left to right FIRST ROW Barker, Streeter, Hall, Edgett, Getman. SECOND ROW: Merk- elbach Grey Fitzer Brown Schoonmaker, Mr. Fahy. THIRD ROW: Potter, Crocker, Steph- 91 1 9 1' I i ., , MW. , , ,,, Left to right, SEATED: Dye, Smith, Rogers, Wardle. FIRST ROW: Dzimitrowicz, Jones, Jones, Morris. SECOND ROW: Stevenson, Holden, Nelson, Bush, Lennox. Left to right, SEATED: Bonvino, Bottini, Abel, Baldock. FIRST ROW: Mogenson, Nason, Nerkirk, Dack. SECOND ROW: Pestar, McDonald, Crossett. Left to right, SEATED: Harney, McCumber, Yule, McDougel, Albin, Coakley, Fa.iling.,,. ' kovgf STANDING: Bonn, Kasarda, Jones, Streeter. Beach, Cowen, Burke, Mr. Mvron Bouck. wwbb Rf fm! U A 92 GIRLS' SPORT Left to right, FIRST ROW: Mason, Nelson, Bennett, Dulak, THIRD ROW: Shaw, Frosh, Jones, De Reus, Wright, Dan- Cirillo, Rice, Jones, Cormiaf Moody. SECOND ROW: War- forth, Santmire, FOURTH ROW.' Miller, Neale, Grey, Hor- dle, Cafarelli, Dulak, Price, Lahey, Adams, Siver, Bottini. ner, Hamilton. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Kerr, Mason, Nelson, Bennett, Dulak, Cirillo, Rice, Jones, Cormia, Moody, Hull. SECOND ROW: Sherman, Wardle, Dimitrowich, Caferilli, Dulak, Price, Lahey, Adams, Siver, Bottini, Pozniak, Rapenski. THIRD ROW: Caple, Frezza, Shaw, Frosh, Jones, De Reus, Wright, Danforth, Santmirc, Nliller, Nile. FOURTH ROW: Gurney, Getman, Urtz, Neale, Grey, Horner, Seaman, Rota, McGrath. Hamilton, Cox. Carney. FIFTH ROW: Cox, Thornquist, Wardle. Dibble, Abeling, Del Grego, Murray, Keddell, Cagwin, Brown, Withington. SIXTH ROW.' Bray- brook, Taylor, Hanson, De Long, White, Lucey, Getman, Hoffman, Bradle. , 5 . 9 l O AQZZZKJ, T. Gert Q Jones, Mason, Dulak, Lahey, Adams, Miss Byrne, Shaw, S. Jones, Cirillo. YM, , l Nq, my ,gijyfiiif Sffysfyi Van Sickle. : , White, Keddell. THIRD ROW L Getman. FOURTH ROW: Left to right, SEATED: Wright, Frosh, Wardle, Kroll. STANDING: Miss Byrne, Henry, Mills, Neale, Horner. 94- Left to right, FIRST ROW: Dulak, Siver, Lacey, Jones. SECOND ROW: Dimitrowitz, Frosh Shaw, Bennett, Mason, Cirillo. THIRD ROW: Price, Dulak, Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Adams BO L ,E ER Left to right, SITTING: Frosh, Hart, Henry, Hamilton, Cramer. FIRST ROW: Bcrgin, Seaman, Horner, Carney, Rota, Grey, Del Grego, Lahey, Adams. SECOND ROW: Dulak, Mason, Cirillo, Moody, Dodge, Nelson, Cormia, Blume, Walker, Pederson, Bennett. THIRD ROPV: Whitcomb, Metz, Brown, Taylor, Bradle, Grinley, Finnegan, Bachorik, La Puma, Flath- ers, Petavs. FOURTH ROW: Millar, Hurley, Cagwin, Murry, Keddell, Getman, Seeley. 95 FEATURES IN ITS DAT THE REMINGTON MANSION WAS LIKE A GOVERNOR'S PALACE. NOW THIS UNIQUE STRUCTURE HAS BEEN REPLACED BT THE PARKING LOT ON REMINGTON AVENUE FOR EMPLOYEES OF THE REMINGTON ARMS COMPANIT THE REMAINING STRUCTURE, WHICH HOUSES THE LITTLE THEATRE CLUB, ONCE HOUSED THE HORSES OF THE ELITE REMINGTONS. A- Q , flii K K K , T ,yi M- I A , . X 'i S , First Ave. - looking West - ' Union St. - looking South THE Remington Inn, now a used car lot, was an important link in the Underground Railroad in Civil War Days. Escaped slaves entered through the cellar and were hidden behind the Ere- ! place. Main sf. - looking East. Wm Main Sf- 98 Central Ave. at Fire Station Soldierx' Monument, Otsego St. and N Hotel Ozgood, now the Oneida National Bank, was once a well known exqui- sitely built hotel which accommodated celebrities such as Jules Verne, author of Around the World in 80 Days. Municipal Building - Jite of old Morgan St. School Corner of Main and Otxego 'ISIN ILION'S BUSINESS DISTRICT HAS BEEN GREA TLT M ODERNIZED SINCE THE DA T S WHEN MR. STONE OPERATED THE STORE NOWOWNED BT MR. BUCK- MINISTER. IN MANY CASES TEARS AGO, MERCHANTS HAD MORE THAN ONE TRADE. THIS WAS TRUE OF MR. STONE WHO WAS AN OPTICIAN AS WELL AS A jEWELER. I XA GOOD LUCK cmd BEST WISHES C. J. APPLEGATE 8. SONS Congratulations Compliments of from BURR..-L MCGOWAN 8 RICHARDSON SAW and TOOL WORKS llion INC. Calvin Southwick, 2nd-Pres. Serving Satisfied Customers Since 1898 ENJEM'S Carpets - Tile - Linoleum 23 First Street llion, New York Phone TW 4-2323 Compliments of BAM FORD'S NEWS 58 Otsego Street llion, New York Compliments of LAWRENCE PAUL Congratulations from MODERN BARBER SHOP I0 Union Street llion, New York Compliments of STATIA SPECIALTY SHOP Otsego St. llion Compliments of . . . MULVEY'S MEDICAL CENTER 12 Otsego St. llion, N.Y. Shop of Fine Drugs PRESCRIPTIONS Congratulations to the Class of 1963 BENSON OF ILION, INC. 176 E. Main St., Ilion, N.Y. Tel. TW 4-9052 Compliments of ILION FISH MARKET Congratulations to the Class f 1963 BAKERS PHARMACY 0 46 Om, sm, ILION LIQUOR stone Ilion, New York Domestic 81 Imported Wines 8- Liquors M. J. Baker R. W. Baker Phone TW 4-437' 21 Union St. Ilion, N.Y Congratulations to the Compliments of Class Of 1963 FERMER TOOL 8: DIE CO. from Women of the Moose 14 First Street Ilion, New York - :gi ru 'Z gx' Good 5 A Luck ' l R I l to the Congratulations to the X 3' CI, Goss of 1963 Class of 1963 W from f I MARIGOLD TRIANGLE ROOSEVELT CHAPTER iH09 ORDER OF De MOLAY LEARN HAIRDRESSING AT Utica School of Beauty Culture HOWARTH SISTERS, Owners 24 Devereux St., Utica, N.Y. Day and Evening Classes Write or Call For Free Brochure RE - 5-7555 lCoIlectl THOMAS A. MORRIS ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD 8. CO. One of the Newest Stores in the Mohawk Valley. 257 North Main Street Herkimer, New York Compliments of HOTEL THURSTON Frankfort coNoRAruLArioNs FROM LOYAL ORDER of lOOSE ILION LODGE :l:l:l0l0 Compliments of ' AVERSA CLEANERS 122 West Main Street Frankfort, N.Y. Phone TW 4-9161 Headquarters for That After-Six Tux Compliments of MYERS Herkimer New York . . .AND THE VERY BEST VVISHES FOR A IVIOST SUCCESSFUL CAREER IN COLLEGE AND IN THE BUSINESS WORLD Congratulations and Best Wishes MARINE MIDLAND TRUST co of the Mohawk Valley Ilion, New York Member of: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A good bank in a good town BEST WISHES from BETA CHI CHARITY SORORITY YOUNG BUICK CADILLAC INC. Compliments of WEST HILL PHARMACY Roland Jorda n, Ph.G. Second Street at Third Avenu Ilion, New York Compliments of WINSLOW'S GRILL 25 Union St. Ilion, N.Y. Air Conditioned Best Wishes from MOHAWK MILL BARGAIN CENTER Dbvitdw 'IG PHILIA CHARITY SORCRITY QA Compliments of ILION LODGE OF THE MASONS lQxXYm Y . ww.,-r , A Q fha 361792 JJ x , Rf Eigrigfb' J QQ' N Q! .pf 99 'W , ,W ylfiilifji 91 Jw cX'L5-fp! M 'x Wlggdxibiiffyf M A Q Q 'HV VL kb JV Ld., kQ fyWd,321 'W W rp db wi' ,yjgglfi A A .,. api x Congratulations to CLASS OF 1963 Congratulations from ILION LODGE 'I444 all BENEVOLENT of 8m us PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS al Always ready to assist the youth of our community CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES COUNCIL fi-l:5l 8 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS llion, New York -- BEST WISHES JACK'S ESSO STATION E. Main Street Frankfort SCHESCH THE FLORIST FLOWERS - PLANTS Phone rw 4-3580 East Main St. llion N Y Compliments of . . . Walker and Walker, Inc INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Capitol Theater Building Ilion, New York Dial: TW 5-7451 We SELL Insurance We GIVE Service THE VILLAGE BAKE SHOP BEST WISHES PAUL N. CARTER 84 JACK MANLEY EDICK'S APPLIANCES Upper Otsego Street Ilion, New York Phone TW 4-4480 Sales Service Compliments of REMINGTON ARMS COMPANY Incorporated llion, New York , ., . M., .X W ,,.-.g o v I 'e,,fw w -1.. q r- , I W , ., . - . A I . . ,Q .X , Me ,A A 'W . -. .. .. . -. I - ,V , .xl I In . -'J If-W I - A fijrf-'ffr a I ., i- LST-r :M ime QQ ef - i 1 ,Q , 1 . V I - f . J i J --ws: 11 -flfw-- -N M' N. X ' - 54 , , ww lr-7 -w ' rr M 'r -W - f - - I f A - ' I v K k LA ' 1 I i U , . . f, ,,. . ,. U M ..,., , .,.,.,. .. . . V J ,. rv,, , 3N -.kw f- 41 ,- ,M r k I ff- A rw 1-. W1 - ,, f -ie: mnr z iwe my A f . f-Mwwv ffve ,- H. . . K -A K THE JOB IURIES MONTH ' Monufocfurers of SPORTING FIREARMS If i'r's Remingfon - IT'S RIGHT Compliments of RAY'S ATLANTIC Ray Scanlon, Prop. Complete Repair Service 199 E. Main St. Ilion, N.Y. Phone 895-7777 A.A.A. Area Code 315 THE TOWPATH INN On Route 5-S, IM miles West of Thruway- Exit 30 Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge - Free Continental Breakfast 345 E. Main St. Ilion, N.Y Compliments of MOHAWK VALLEY MUSIC SALES, INC. Records School Rentals Our Specialty 13-15 First Street Ilion, New York Phone TW 4-81 1 1 Compliments of ASEY INSURANCE AGENCY 10 First Street Ilion, New York Phone TW 5-7494 Compliments of GUERNSEY'S BODY SHOP Upper Otsego Street Compliments of WEST HILL PHARMACY ROLAND JORDAN, PH.G. Second Street at Third Avenue Ilion, New York Compliments of WAGON WHEEL Barringer Road Ilion, New York l t t BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '63 1 WHITER-HENDRIX 100 Otsego Street llion, New York 1963 MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHERS ROBEL STUDIO, INC. Your Yearbook Photographers I22 North Main Street Herkimer, New York KEEP YOUR MONEY IN ILION SEVENTY-FOUR YEARS OF HOME FINANCING Ilion Savings and Loan Association 33 West Main St. Phone TW 5-7485 Westem Steer Beef Always Top Quality HOME SERVICE Cold Meats - Vegetables Cold Beer - Fresh Fruits 24 West Main Street Mohawk, New Yo Store Hours: rk 9-6 9-9 SUPREME DAIRY A. 8- J. LEWICKI, Proprietors THE HOME OF QUALITY GRADE A MILK DAIRY PRODUCTS OUR OWN ICE CREAM 150 W. Main Street Mohawk, New York Phone TO 6-2553 Mon.-Sat. Friday Rambler HOLT BROS. Sales and Service Phone: TO 6-2120 94 W. Main St. Mohawk, N.Y. Compliments of SWATLING PEATTIE, INC. Herkimer, New York moo AND Gr.oo INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 15 W. Main St. Mohawk, New York I I0 Park Avenue Herkimer, New York -7- JERRY'S FASHIONS Ready-to-Wear Accessories Main Street Mohawk, New York Compliments of YOTS FUEL CO. 51 E. Main Street Mohawk, New York PANARITES RESTAURANT 32 Otsego Street Ilion George 81 June Loiacono, Prop. FROM ARNOLD BRONNER FLORIST Capitol Theater Bldg. Ilion, N.Y. Compliments of LITTLE JOE'S DAIRY Compliments of WARNER'S MEN'S SHOP Quality Clothing 81 Accessories 22-26 Otsego 51- Illon, N.Y. Compliments of . . . HENNESSEY SERVICE CORPORATION 61 Central Avenue Ilion, New York Phone TW 4-4265 Compliments of PARKER CIDER MILL TW 4-2361 L. N. PARKER and SON, Prop. LOVIER DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC Dairy Products - Ice Cream Phone TO 6-3480 221 South Caroline Street Herkimer, New York Home Delivery I I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 W V M9 O I FURNITURE APPLIANCE JEWELRY ILI ON BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE CLASS OF I963 X S Q YOUR HOME TOWN JEWELERS HAMILTON - ELGIN - BULOVA - LONGINES AND MIDO WATCHES 47 First Street Ilion, New York ' TO THE CLASS OF '63 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS ONEIDA NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Of llion, New York for your Banking needs MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of LUMBER BONN'S SPORT coMPANY SHOP Ilion East Main Street New York MARGE AND JOHNNY BONN llion, New York I I ILION CLEANERS 22 Union St. llion, N.Y. Repairing, Alterations 8. Re-weaving Store Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Evelyn Thumb REYNOLDS AND LESTER MOBIL SERVICE 90 West Main Street llion, New York Phone TW 4-4589 HOME SERVICE COMPANY 80 West Main Street llion, N.Y. TW 4-4275 - GROCERIES - MEATS BEVERAGES OPEN DAILY TILL 12:00 P.M. New York State Old Cheese Compliments of . . . WOOD'S TIRE SERVICE Your Valley Goodyear Recapper 123 West Main Street llion, New York Phone TW 4-451 1 , can 54933 J, I I L55 5 'fi'-45'f5?ll' 4 ! . .1 Monrows HOUSE OF BEAUTY 36 First Street llion, New York Phone TW 4-4077 Everything to Build Anything ILION LUMBER CO. 161 West Main St. llion, New York Compliments of MIDTOWN MOTORS llion N.Y. Best Wishes to the Graduates . . . Compliments of . . . HOKE'S FLOWERS 101 West Main Street llion, New York YNCH'S PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY luoN, New YORK bngratulations to the Class of 1963 le have enioyed knowing you through your wonderful igh school years and hope that your happiness will pual your enthusiasm as you grow into maturity lever quench your thirst for knowledge or let time rode your ideals. Our present day society needs your puth and vigor. We welcome you into it. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1963 FREEMAN'S STORE FIRST IN FASHION llion, New York Compliments of J. A. GIRD Spray Contractor llion, New York Phone TW 4-4160 Best Wishes from RALSTON PURINA CO. 64 West River Street GRADUATE INTO A PAIR OF WAGNER'S SHOES 39 West Main St. Ilion, New York CHRISTIANA AGENCY, INI Insurance and Real Estate 25 East Main St. Phone TW 4-3 WE FIT THE Ilion, New York HARD TO FIT T i I Compliments of I POWERS NEWS I 6-8 West Main Street Ilion, New York BRADLE 8. MONTGOMERY 'I7 West Main St. Ilion, New York Compliments of MYERS FASHIONS Herkimer's Newest Fashion Center VARSITY SPORT SHOP 9-'I 'I East Main Street Ilion, New York TW 4-9845 Complete Line of Sportswear for Men and Women Famous Name Brands in Sporting Goods THE GRECIAN HEAD Sign of Classic Taste NORTH ILION CENTER RD 41:3 Frankfort Fred Paschke, Prop. Compliments of THE SMART SHOPPE 50 Otsego St. Ilion, N.Y. BEST GARAGE Phone TW 4-9974 BEST SUPPLY COMPANY Phone TW 4-2502 BEST APPLIANCE 8. FURNITURE COMPANY Main ot Morgan Street Phone TW 4-4420 BEST FURNITURE MART I44 East Main Street Phone TW 4-841 I Divisions of BEST ENTERPRISES, INC. COMPLIMENTS or UYCK TRUCKING COMPANY, INC I23 Eost Clork Street Ilion, New York Phone: V TW 5-7421 TW 5-7422 ICCDOCKET NYPSC NO. 30962 CERTIFICATE NO. 3039 'ibn' Compliments of W. T. GRANT Herkimer New York SERVING THE MOHAWK VALLEY SINCE 1869 WHERE SERVICE, QUALITY AND FRIENDSHIP GO HAND IN HAND . . . VISIT US TODAY OR SHOP FROM HOME . . . MAY YOU ALWAYS FEEL , THAT MUNGER'S IS l YOUR STORE . . . l Congratulations to the Members of the Graduation Class l PRINE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY I 5 Vosburg Street llion TW 5-7434 MATHER, EVANS 8. DIEHL ELECTRIC CO., INC. I 509 Lafayette St., Utica, N.Y. ELECTRIC MOTORS 81 CONTROLS OUR SPECIALTY Phone Utica RA 4-6165 Distributors for Gates Industrial V-Belts, Pulleys 8- Hos 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 81 Controls 8. Renewal Parts Compliments of . . . BlLL's RADio and R.c.A. TELEVISION Sales and Service 47 West Street llion, New York Keep Your Money In llion Seventy-Four Years of Home Financing illion Savings and Loan Association I0 East Main St. Phone TW 5-7485 OVER 100 YEARS rraining and placing students in the business d through higher Business Administration - Accounting and Secretarial Education. Compliments of A A YL ' TAV LBANY BUSINESS COLLEGE Bo E S' ERN ' A School of Higher Business Cotherme SL Education Since 1857 'hon' NX' l30 Washington Ave. Albany 10, N.Y. ARLOTT ilLDRED YELLEY SECRETARIAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 227 Quail Street Albany, New York Send for Catalog Duplicator and Supply Co., In Exclusive Agency for GESTENER STENCIL 8. DYNA-COPY DUPLICATORS Business Machines Sold, Rented, 81 Repaired 820 Charlotte St., Utica RE 2-5106 Congratulations from FRANK LeFEVER 8. SONS, INC. custom ouNsMlrHs I 'I4 East Main Street Frankfort, N.Y. Phone TW 4-8875 A.8tP. STATE BOWLING CENTER East State Street Ilion, New York Compliments of With Best Wishes For The Years to Come CENTRAL NEW YORK COACH LINES INTERURBAN BUS SERVICE LITTLE FALLS - UTICA - SYRACUSE CHARTER BUSES TO ALL POINTS Utica, New York lt's Relaxing To Know You're INSURED Compliments of the cl-IAMPAGNES MARKET HOFMANN AGENCY west Hill When You Buy - Buy 20 Years Experience Complete Coverage FIRE - AUTO - ACCIDENT I E. Main Ilion, N.Y GORDONS The Furniture Center Of Herkimer SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OF EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE A' TQ 221 Second St. Ilion TW 4-3589 Utica - RE 3-6336 131 E. Albany St. Herkimer, N.Y. DELTA EPSILON 7 Lv i Best Wishes to Class of i963 JAYS OF ILION 20 omega sf. rw 5-7330 Compliments of KATE'S MATERNITY and INFANT'S WEAR Compliments of SAM'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of GALCASE FURNITURE Compliments of AMERICAN HARD WALL PLASTER COMPANY Mohawk, N.Y. Best Wishes to Class of 1963 KIRBY OFFICE SUPPLY WE THA If THESE PARENTS Mrs. julia. Abeling Mx. Mr MI. Ml. Mr MI. Mr. Mr. Mr Mr Mr K Mrs. 8: Mrs. K Mrs. 8 Mrs. SL Mrs. ck Mrs. CQ Mrs. 8 Mrs. Sa Mrs. K Mrs. 8: Mrs. Donald Alexander George E. Anderson Edward R. Baldock Robert Bennett Donald Blume Ralph Bouck Robert Braybrook Russell Clmeesebrough Michael Cirillo Conrad E. Cormia C. E. Deyle Mrs. Eleanor A. Drury Mrs. Frank Eddy Major dk Mrs. David W . Edwards 131 M WE THAN Mr. Sz Mrs. Roy J. Gurney Mr. Sc Mrs. Francis Hart Mr. SL Mrs. R. J. Hoffman Mr. Sc Mrs. Frederick C. Hull Mr. Sc Mrs. Peter Kennell Mr. 8L Mrs. Robert F. Kerr M. A. L. Firp Jones Mr. Bc Mrs. Stanley E. Jones Mr. SL Mrs. Ignatius Krawczyk Mrs. William T. Lennox Mr. 8L Mrs. Wesley A. Lints Mr. 8: Mrs. Finley McClave Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel Nile Mr. 81. Mrs. Howard Orr Mr. SL Mrs. Thomas H. Pratt wwslf U wi r n 132 HESE PARENTS K .. fl? ,- GZf'2'Wef Jlff' EY 59,11-' L.. KU Mrs. Curt Preise , S Mr. Sc Mrs. A. Del R Mrs. Donald V. Rice Mr. Sc Mrs. Ira D. Rogers Mr. S: Mrs. Mr. Sc Mrs Mr. Sc Mrs. Mr. Su Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. SL Mrs. Mr. Sc Mrs Mr. Sc Mrs. Mrs. Helen Mr. SL Mrs. George L. Rolling . John Rota Philip E. Salsburg Melvin H. Sitterly Oliver Slocum Thomas Stark, Sr. . Joseph Stasco J. Gordon Wainman K. Webb D. R. Willey Mr. Sc Mrs. Harry Woodrick 133 The Golden Quill Betty La Sorella Jack W. Remmell WE THANK C. Lawrence Company Henry H. litent Dr. Abie Goldberg Dr. Raymond H. Russell Roger A. Fortuna Dr. Arnold E. Widder Cramer's Radio and Television Service Radio W A L Y Rita Rorke THESE SPONSORS - Prospect Hotel Pol mer House Tom Gorito Appliance Center The Vogue Compliments of CITIZENS FIRST NATIONAL BANK Frankfort, N.Y. Compliments of FRED J. O'DONNELI. Best Wishes to the Class of '63 ORlOLE'S SUNOCO SERVICE G OLDE MOMENT The golden days of this busy school year have slipped into the past and become memories. For the underclassmen: a vacation For the seniors: the challenge of the bright world beyond . . . .lg-. 136 MWQ? Q ml-m '7 4 1 N l L Left to right, FIRST ROW: Paragi, Kinville, Gregg, De Rocco SECOND ROW: Robertson, L. Stephens, Short, Brewer, Bullis Left to right, KNEELING: jones, Wood. THIRD ROW: D'Hoostelaere, G. Stephens, F. Stephen, Bluett. STANDING: Rice, Adams, Cormia, Nelson. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Rice, Wood, Mason, Edwards, Bonvino, Nile, Campbell, Gerber, Tuttle, Scanlon. SECOND ROW Burch, Willey, Gogol, Deyle, Braybrook, Alex- ander. F acul lfy Games Willey, Blume, Wood, Rice, Lints. THIRD ROW: Braybrook, Hofstra, Morris. 138 Left to right: Edwards, Mason, Bonvino, Nile, Deyle, Left to right, FIRST ROW: Keddell, ,Rice, Kerr, Nelson, Cormla., Lints. SECOND ROW: Rolling, Gurney, Bonn, Neal, Mutchler. SECTION III CHAMPIO S Ilion Central's hoopers culminated a fantastic season on March 23 when they completed the first undefeated season in Ilion's fifty year history. The Bombers began the season with a four game winning streak after having won Ilion's first Section III basketball championship in late March 1962. They proceeded to mow down all competition by scores ranging from a 51 point victory to a four point victory in two overtimes. in two overtimes. The Gold and Brown proved their supremacy over the Mo- hicans in the second game of the sectionals after easily de- feating Canastota 86-49 in the first. The Bombers smashed Mohawk by the score of 5-1--43 and proceeded to knock off Herkimer 74-4-6 with Doug Bernard, Dave Esford, and co- captains, Jim Willey and Tome Deyle all hitting double figures for the squad. The high-flying Bombers went into the championship play- off at the Utica Memorial Auditorium highly confident after a rousing send off by the student body. Their hopes were shattered, however, in the first half as Ilion trailed Lowville 21-16 at the intermission. Bench strength, experience, and overall ability finally predominated as the Bombers began pulling in the third quarter and finally outscored the pesky Raiders 42-16 in the second half. The final score was 59-39, bringing Ilion's winning streak to 26 consecutive games. 139 P1 ,l A 1 1 3 4 4 .N l Left to right, KNEELING: McGrellis, Crossett, Bonvino, Day, Bracken, Weiss. STANDING: Bluett, Maneen, Roberts, Bernard, Woodrick, Mr. Nico- lette. Left to right, KNEELING: Bradle, Anderson, Cormia. SECOND ROW: Braren, Felski, White, Abeling, Walsh, Del Grego, Wardle, Adams. There Was N 0 Laughter as Flames Guttea' School 14-0 , - 2 47 Left to right: Alexander, Bennett, Hamilton, Darrow, Mosher, Crossett, Dodge. Left to right: Spotal, Nelson, Wood, Hoff- man, Gray, Neale, Siver. Left to right, FIRST ROW: Jones, Horner. SECOND ROW: Rota, Neale, Santmire. THIRD ROW: gldarns, Gray, Cafareille, Shaw, War- e. Left to right: Gerber, Clive, Bonn, Bush, Mr. Monohan, Spedding. Left to ri ht KNEELING- Moore Mor g 1 ' ' ris, Sweeny, Hall, Sweeny, Bennetl, Van Sickle, Walsh. STANDING: Slocum, Lints, Snyder, Conover, Robertson, Deyle, Lasky, Streeter, Donahue. F resh A irfar EU67.j10H6., Front to back: Webb, Valent, De Martine, Nehr, Getman, Dack, Pasek, Patrei, Loiacano, Vana- walker. 1.4-N1 l 1 'my SPAGHETTI SUPPER SENIOR PICNIC SR. BALL JR. PROM W, J I PAINT NIGHT LUIIQ, G R A D U A T I O N RESS OWN SENIOR ASSEMBLY 143 11115. Jyi Q53 1 vw 6 1 i i my W Zig Q 1 . A :XR . ,- K.- Milf V M ,WM WQASQWZXQ 1 WM WM WM? al Qi aff! JM My WOW wlvgi r f ,, , . ,CJ .ff mi VRS: v ,, ' N. Tn M 1 A3 . xr , L- 2 I ' 44 e Q-fx. s - Q- -. A A . . .. Y 'PH H ' -1-1-'M',x .' .I -Q. KA . 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