Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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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'

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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

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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