Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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ZITA CATHERINE HUMPHREY ..Kay,, ton of personality . . . happy-go-lucky CYNTHIA ELAINE JENNE Cynthia shy blonde . . . few words but many thoughts JOHN L. JEWELL Jack drives a gem of a car-that true, Jack? SANDRA LESLIE JONES Sandy our homecoming queen . . . full of vim and vigor ROBERT L. JOY --Bohr' easy going . . . bundle of joy JEAN ELLEN KEDDELL Crash she left her heart in a pharmacy . mm.-uw X - ' , 'M...,- xi- ' ' . .,-J - I 2 I I L vm J L h N . J I .x , 4: 4 I J.. A 5 Y I ff ' , 45 V fx ,, Q' . ES :Sf I P' 3 I aj' ff-N-X 4 ' .L . . 1 sl-f -,,',,,-3--v-ff H,-lfvigpq . '1 fXinC-he-. an A -.1 s 'r VV A ' ' J l 5 , .-- !'AA . '. f,-??f,.,f17f :,..- - gli' -f X JYuu. Lucy vw ,,,, 2 gf. ,. A ROBERT L. KLIPPEL -'Bos' first of the Klippels . . , likes the outdoors LINDA MARY KROLL Linda blondes have more . . . Dragster 1965 Miss

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JOSEPH S. HOFSTRA LARRY W. HUBBELL Joe l'HUbS achieve ky! sion stand a one cheer K leader WMM mfff, W fefwffff ELAINE VICTORIA HALL Elaine serene and sincere . . . content BRONWEN FRANCES HAMILTON Bronny contagious laugh . . . a twinkle in her eye MARSHALL C. HARDY, JR. Marsh not many words, but nice to have around LOIS HARRER Lois also fond of horses . . one of the few punctual seniors GARY LWN HARRIS ..Gary,, life is a breeze . . . joined the Navy to . . FRED E. HARTMAN Emil our little Emil had a ford . . . flirts-freckles- fun x X W , 'WM . .f h ' ' f 'l' . 11 .... , ,, no . taller t an V his highest ami rar around the conces A WN 1 w:L1X95?Z5,EGE,Si:E:E5:m Y bw, :M WA N ,A .. n 1 u ' I ' j 1 A A if i ' X X i , , f A r aff W ff,

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Seniors JANE MAUREEN CARL LANE RICHARD LaPOINT GRACE LaPUMA LACY Carl Pierre Grace g Janie allergic to English . . . loves mechanically inclined . . . a pretty long hair . . . a girl of peppy and popular . . . in the f1'1CffifH9U'f dfiVCf?? high mofals midst of things cheerleaders, Judy Gray, Jean Keddell, Sandy Santmire, Joanne Urtz, Jane Lacy, Barb Hoerner, Sandy jones, Linda Kroll, and Charleen Schierholtz, buzzed for a team dressed in costumes Qexcept for Billy Newkirk, who was still a weed j as flowers. We didn't expect to win since these games are engineered so that each class wins only every other year, but we sure had the cocky Seniors fooled for a while. The Prom, Through the Looking Glass, was a- big sl-, was lots of fun anyway with Kathy Hoffman and Greg Patrei as co-chairmen and jane Lacy as decora- tions chairman. Our junior year ended, none too soon, and to the amazement of our advisors, we emerged in the fall of '64 as a class of 182 Seniors. Diana was re-elected president with Greg Partei, Joanne Urtz, and Mary Jean McGrath always ready to help. Dan McGrellis was back in the driver's seat as Student Council President. Sue Get- man was elected treasurer, and Bill Miles was appointed parliamentarian. Class rep- 4l