Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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Seniors RICHARD A. MAURY MICHAEL J. MARY JEAN DANIEL LEO JR. MCCARTHY McGRATH MCGREU-IS Rick Mike MJ , Whifev always willing to try . . easy going guy . . . jokester casual comic . . . always able dCSf1I1ed to be 21 leader - - - natural . . . heads Beta Chi he likes Pe0P1e, Pe0Ple like him resentatives Qand homeroom presidents because we got gypped out of a Senior home- roomj were Linda Kroll, Bob Bluett, Judy Gray, Mary Paul, Terry Braren, and Bootsie Day. Club representatives were Kathy Hoffman, Linda Brown, Sandy Santmire, Suz- anne Backman, Karen Custer, Elaine Getman, Bridget Carney, jane Lacy, and Bill Cornell. The year started out with a bang, many bangs, in fact, multiplied by the McKay Construction Company which was set with the task of rebuilding our' ashed old building. Football concession got under way, with Bridget Carney and Paul Thomas pulling the ropes. .Howzsuccessful that was financially, we still have not been able to deter- mine. However, with a huge door to door campaign for Christmas cards, under the chiefs Eileen Strait and Harold Stone, coming up, we weren't worried. We should have been.

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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

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STEPHEN DAVID LASKY Steve Senior class comic . . .one in a million RAE ANN LAYAW Rae fashionably tall , . . lovely jet black hair CHARLES E. LENIEK Chuck another mischief lover . . . nice broad MILES LEVINE Miles goes for Herkimer-ites . . . an instigator JOHN WAYNE LUDDEN John silence is true wisdom's best reply ALAN MACOMBER ..Al,, Sman of the woods . . . good in art , ,us .2 - V- ,f, , A Q V f I 7 , - 'lli,fi' .ffl i J' V' lf-25.47 shoulders X . j. 1. x, ., 9 ,V 21 f -' I by Q yr. ,f, jf 'K 1 v T w ll, 7 CLIFFORD STEPHEN MOHAMMED HASHIM MEAD MOHAMMED , A Cliff MEKKAWI ' U x., L- , K Ay' . ff- ff all M, in f , fs f s..L' f, 2, , J, lx,,,.i a1 's'1ZL .i L' ,J ,, f LAL , ,gf , mind full of questions . . . a Ha5him G01dWfifCf C0f1SCI'Vaf1Ve one should never be fooled by silence . . . liked by all f , , c V Y gf 7. X Iv C kms.. V ,sg L. TN N311 jflliQE3i,.uL5 Y if 43