Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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Alicia Mosher-outspoken Elaine Mutchler-still the only selected one from our class to go to Elmira Stephanie Neal-editor-in-chief of New York Times Lance Nehr-still having open houses Richards Nichols-still riding around in his Green Buick Lawrence Pasek-loud Karen Pederson-taking-over her mother's place as a Girl Scout leader Albert Pestar-pestar-ing people Mary Peterson-having too much to say Paul Pickett-settled down Janet Pierce-teaching history Don Polly-without a car Peggy Price-serious Stephen Price-tall Patrick Rapenski-talking like the rest of us Roliert Reed-spending money Penelope Remmell-head of all individualists. Faith Richards-calmed down Joe Rosemyer-drinking cokes Thomas Schoonmaker-big built Linda Seelbach-walking Sandy Shaw-contributing to a growth explosion Lesa Siver--singing solos Allan Slocum--still a lady's man Grant Smaldone-still late Carole Smith-still helping Mr. Exley J oe Smith-changing his name to Alfonso Kraskowitz Joan Snedeker-seeing the world Fran Spatol-liking American History Laura Staring-champion gymnast Fredrick Stephens-bald Sheryl Stemherg-a nurse in Ilion Kathleen Stone-still quiet and reserved Richard Streeter-speaking up Fred Supry-still riding around in his Black '50 Ford Terrance Sweeney--running in the Olympics Darrelene Thomas-running Panarites' Dennis Thorton-driving an old piece of junk David Tresholavy-fat Carol Turley-happily married Roger Vandawalker-still carrying a flashlight at night Mary Catherine Walsh-the new Ranger Rick at Moffits Beach William Wardle-still living in his own little world with his dressmaker Joyce Watson-dancing with Arthur Murray Timothy Watson-still in need of cold wash cloths David Wells-skinny Harold Welter-still a gentleman while holding the door at the White House Mark White-walking down the street with a girl on each arm Peter Wightman-still using Gramma's gas Martin Wilson-managing the Los Angeles Lakers Edson Wood-not carrying his briefcase James Yule-possessing the largest collection of FFA medals

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Nancy Frosch-completing her house with Danny Lee Fuller-running the Fuller Brush Company Mary June Gardner-still giggling Stephen Getman-making out math regents Susan Gogol-still detesting that long walk home Janet Goldin-making up advertisements for T.V. programs Victoria Griffen-setting her hair on rollers Ed Haggerty-the leader of his own band Kathleen Haggerty-happily married. Richard Hall-still running around the track Carolyn Hamilton-still moving to different places Linda Hart-married to her sailor Mary Ann Hart-fat Sherry Harter-happily married and raising her own family Tom Heintz-the new owner of Billis's Wayne Hendrix--taking over his father's business Carol Henry-still waiting for Bill to come home Lois Hofstra-rough Barbara Hoke-bringing corsages to all the girls of the class of '64 at our reunion Sam Hyde-happily married? Mildred J ennison-still riding her horse up Barringer Road Patty J ones-still humorous Theresa J ones-still getting flat tires Glen Kasarda-still going for Jenny Don Keddell-a leader among leaders John Kegel-90 pound weakling John Kerr-still a soda jerk Carol Klippel--still doing P.A. advertising Jenny Kitchener-coming back for our class reunion Mary Ladd-not with Jennifer Karla Layaw-typical American housewife Bill Lennox-competing for Mr. Universe Gail Leonard-wearing rags Don Loiacono-replacing Mr. Fake David Lozo-still playing Don Juan Kathy MacDougall-finally with her boyfriend Mary Mack-running her own drug store Dave Mackin-still wrestling his way through life Tony Maneen-coming back to see the homecoming king of 1974 Corliss Masur-with black hair Thomas Matthews-living in Florida with Cindy Richard Maury-taking over his father's milk route Paul McCabe-as a musical conductor Timothy McCormick-taking over Fonda Richard McDonald-owning his own farm Danny McGrath-taking Jerry Lewis' place Kenneth Merkelback-driving a big car Harold Mogenson-taking charge of the Youth Center Bart Moore-driving a new 1974 car Richard Moore-still as shy as ever Paul Morris-still life of the party Thomas Morris-big

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