Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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Seniors ELAINE MARIE SUSAN JAYNE JUDITH ANNE RICHARD E GREENE GETMAN GETMAN GRAY Dick E'-laine Susie Judy history enthusiast devil ebony hair, and a sparkling ambition has no bounds , , enthusiastic cheerleader . . . ish fh0118hfS Zrgiicigts . a future nuclear a queen and a leader have car will wreck This year, Dan McGrellis returned to a back seat as Vice-President of Student Council. Diana Withington was elected to lead the class and was assisted by Bob Schneider, Linda Kroll, and Larry Hubbell. Also in Council as homeroom presidents, and class' and club representatives, we had Greg Patrei, Mark Paul, Bill Cornell, Jean Keddell, Joanne Urtz, Bob Bluett, Bill Miles, Mary jean McGrath, Linda Brown, Sandy Santmire, and Elaine Getman. Our magazine sale, led by Bill Miles and Barb Wardle, was a big success, and Bridget Carney and her basketball concession committee added considerably to the class treasury. Our marks went down Qdue to split sessions, don't you knowj and so did we, from hearing again and again that colleges looked mostly at junior grades. Many of us took the National Merit Scholarship Test and College Boards, which also didn't boost the ego.

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SHEILA FANCHER shew A often seen riding a horse . . . bighearted JAMES L. FARNHAM Arms jungle jim and his 409 . . . a grappler MARY LINDA FINEGAN ..Ma .. her friendtlsiness shows wherever she goes LINDA ANN FISCHER Fisch laughter and fun in a small package CAROL LEE FLATHERS Carol does she ever get her twins mixed? . . THOMAS FORT Tom unpredictable . . . a truly nice guy steadfast NANCY LYNN GREGORY GARLOCK FULLER Greg . I --Nance-v a wolfish gleam in his eye mysterious Personality I g . . . delights in mischief seems quiet at first

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Seniors y ROBERT G. HARVEY DANIEL ALLEN BARBARA H. KATHLEEN MARIE Rat HASLAUER HOERNER HOFFMAN garrulous?? . . . hidden in- -'Dany -'Early' Kath felllgenfe enjoyment seeker . . . prank- carrot-top . . . sport girl our answer to Curie, Clooney, stef. . . tall with a quick wit Cassini . . . into everything But some people we will always remember for the encouragement they gave by simply being nearby. Mrs. Teeter-clops, our American History I teacher, Ca fact which we dismissed whenever possiblej was a terrific mother , friend, and personal advisor fat no extra costlj. If it weren't for her invaluable help and counseling during the spring, our Prom might never have been and neither would some parts of Bye-Bye Birdie, both of which we discussed thoroughly each morning for weeks. ' It was also in her class where the idea of going to the New York World's Fair was born. That might someday be history and was given equal time. just in time to sell tickets for An Evening with Shakespeare, Kathy Hoffman, Bill Cornell, Rick Albin, Linda Brown, Bill Miles, Bridget Carney, and Suzanne Back- man were inducted into Senior National Honor Society. E But, time was going fast. Class games had rolled around again. Our bumble bee' 19