Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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ROBERT M. NOFFER Bob takes life as it comes . . . keen dresser NANCY JANE PARKER Boo chatter-champ . . . eager and willing RONALD DON PARSHALL Ronnie speaks but a Word . . . studious RUTHANN PARSONS Ruth sweet 'n' serene . . . most sincere GREGORY LEE PATREI Pune distinctive laugh, our V.P .... a Giant fan MARK ANDERSON PAUL Mark heart of the football team . . . jokes unlimited WILLIAM . M .X ' ' Buddy jf. f A Qi where thefeis ife undis- ' . Q, ddy .52 . ze' M ' if 'S f X' 51 NJ W ' 5 x 5: xi M: X . , - f' - X - . G ' 91 I ' X S F? ' is. A A ! - 4.,T 'C v AJJX . ,x G J N :ZZ K 9 N 1 1 v 'fy 5 Q- C , - ' 9 . A X, i , 5 - of 6 .- - X K. 47