Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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. . . President of Board-1957-1958 . . . ln Memory E Mr. Douglas Miller 0908-1964j . . . Member of Board of Education- 1954-1964 . . . When addition to school Qgym and shop areaj was completed. a very capable administrator . . . an outstanding communitylleaderf' . EN EJ gg, s I Miss Noreen jones of... l Mr. Douglas Miller Miss Noreen Jones QI946-1964j . . . Attended IHS 1961-1962 . . . . . . Member of local sorority . . . . . . graduate of St. Mary's Academy Little Falls in 1964 . . . full of zest . . . loved life . . .'

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In Memory of . . . Mr. William Hughes Mr. Richard Adams C1944-1964j . . . graduate of IHS-1961 . . . . . . Holder of varsity letters in five clif- ferent sports-track, wrestling, football, golf, winter sports . . . . . . Regents scholarship winner . . . admired by all for his cheeerfulness and love of life . . . Dick was loved by all who knew him . . . Mr. William Hughes C1915-1964j - . . .Graduate of IHS . . . . . . Served on Board of Education 1948-1964 . . . . . . President of Board-1950-51, 1956-1957, 1965-1964 . . . When design for the addition Cboyshgymj was voted on When construction was begun When the school burned and when reconstruction was approved. . . dedicated to the youth of Ilion Mr. Richard Adams

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In Appreciation Thank you, Mrs. Teeter, for taking on the 'job of advising our class during our hectic senior year. If it were not for your time con- suming work on our Christmas ball, we doubt that it would have been a success. Whenever a problem arose we could always count on you to come dip with a solution. When our class meetings were becoming dull you were always there to add a little humor. There was never a dull moment in any of your American His- tory classes, and we know well there never will be as long as you are teaching. The Class of 1965 will always cherish you in our mem- ories, and we hope that when you think of us you will think of all the good times we have had working with you. The Class of 1965 wishes to say a sincere thank you to you, Mr. McElwain. You brought us through many a crisis with your keen insight into the problems students are confronted by. Everything we have worked on with you has been a success: the sophomore coatcheck, the junior Prom, the two concession stands, and many others. Though you were willing to let us do almost anything we wanted, we are still thankful that you put your foot down at our class meetings, for we realize that large classes without order accomplish nothing. You have given us much of your time, and have done as much work, if not more, on our class projects as we have. Thank you, Mr. McElwain, for being so patient with us and for bringing us through our senior year with much success. We, the Class of 1965, will always cherish our memories of you and all you have done for us.