Ilion High School - Mirror Yearbook (Ilion, NY)

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Hashim, Our Foreign Student Our Student Council made it possible for Mohammed Hashim Mekkawi to be the fourth Foreign Exchange Student to attend llion High School. Hashim, as he was known to us came from the maior Saudi port, Jedda, where he worked at the city's ultra modern airport. In Saudi Arabia were his father, mother, seven brothers and a cat. At school this year Hashim con- tended with English Literature, American history, English com- position, Speech, chemistry, alge- bra, and typing. He reported for the Quill in his bi-weekly Mek- kawi's Musings, where he told us much about life in Saudi Arabia and his impressions of America. Many of us soon learned to be- ware of Hashim's photographic abilities. He could often be seen running through the halls, camera in hand, snapping many pictures for the Quill and Mirror, Hashim was also a member of the Student Council and Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity. Besides photography, Hashim en- joyed American folk music, par- ticularly Peter, Paul and Mary, and Ian and Sylvia. After the first few dances, Hashim began trying all the modern steps and soon be- came as expert as the rest of us. From the first time many of us met him at Barb Wardle's open house last August, Hashim has been a most welcome addition to the Senior Class. We will always remember him for his ever-pre- sent and irresistible smile, his prac- tical jokes and constant use of American slang. 57

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Class W'E, THE CLASS OF 1965, FORESEE IN TEN YEARS: Dave Abeling instructing Latin at Harvard. Rick Albin finally beating his brother at tiddly-winks. Sandy Arno with a Chip on her shoulder. Sue Backman coming back to decorate for the 1975 Senior Ball. Sharon Bachorik four feet, ten inches tall. Bob Barham as the co-star of Laurie. f Bow-Wow l lj Fred Barker pressing 250 pounds. Addie Bergin as National Chairman of Delta Omega Phi. Ann Blowers top secretary in her husbands firm. Bob Bluett as first line center for the Detroit Red Wings. Ron Bluett holding Wilt Chamberlain to two points. Don Bly quiet. Diane Bottini flirting with the customers at Sam's Barber Shop. Pat Bouck still as photogenic as ever. Bob Bouten judging jams and jellies at county fairs! Sue Bracken babysitting for her own children. Sharon Bradle still adoring that special someone. Terry Braren designing special gym suits for boys. Dave Brewer still drumming his way through life. Gary Brewer owning the Brewer Toothpick Company . Ken Brown taking Charlie's place in Peanulr. Linda Brown Dean of Men at Yale. Nancy Brown getting a big laugh out of life. Dan Burling arriving on time. Melody Cagwin working out with her own barbells. joe Callahan King of the Surfers at Palo Alto, California. Fran Canning waiting for the right guy. Bridget Carney starting a national sorority for the Carney girls. Dale-Lee Casey Diana Casey assisting Ben on T.V. Sharon Chambers playing the organ at her own wedding. Joe Collea trying to give away johnny Cash record albums. Helen Coons holding a pajama party after the class reunion. Bill Cornell Dean of Women at Vassar. Lauranne Cox recovering from one of her Irish Flings. Cynthia Cramer assisting R. C. in his laboratory. Dave Crocker heading the Physics Department at Ilion High. Karen Custer riding thru the desert on a used camel. Jana Danforth as a model in Vogue. Linda Darling happily married. Boots Day as the Most Valuable Player in the 1975 World Series. Sherry DelGrego catching her boy because of those colorful eyebrows. Bob winning the Grand Slam of golf. Al Desmond talking his way out of a problem. For 19 Linda Disotelle outspoken! Doug Dodge combing his hair once a week. Tom Donahue with a familiar-looking shadow. Linda Drake with jet black hair. Al Dresner painting the sunset in the Hawaiian Islands. Elaine Duminy challenging the Greek Philosophers., Cinde Edwards crushing grapes with her feet. Dawn Egleston running a Poodle Parlor. Dave Enjem with a pug nose. Dolores Everson sharing her knowledge with others. Bob Failing finally agreeing with Mr. Dempster. Sheila Fancher home on the range with her horses. James Farnham opening a store for used barbells. Mary Finnegan installing seatbelts on motorcycles. Linda Fischer teaching her children to make Wilma noses. Carol Flathers helping Chuck to control his temper. Tom Fort running a gas station at Moffats.. Nancy Fuller undecided, but happy. Greg Garlock owning his own whirlpool bath. Elaine Getman still staring at a certain boy at the lunch table. Sue Getman a little late for the Mirror deadline. Judy Gray driving the first foam rubber car. Dick Greene as the head custodian at Madison Square Garden. Elaine Hall Skipping things. Bronnie Hamilton laughing at almost anything. Marshall Hardy trading his coins in for something valuable. Lois Harrer starring in My Friend Flivka. Gary Harris dropping his shoehorn on the U.S.S. Constellation. Fred Hartmann starring in the reproduction of Emil and the Detec- river. Bob Harvey still running from cats. Dan Haslauer opening a chain of drug stores. Barb Hoerner making sense. Kathy Hoffman, the retired millionairess doctor, holder of two Noble Prizes being made chief of the whole Indian nation, just as she always predicted. Larry Hubbell in Hollywood buying mufflers. Kay Humphrey picking up boys at McDonald's. Cynthia Jenne as a secretary to some important person. John Jewell standing on the corner blowing his horn. Sandy jones joining the Air Force. Bob Joy making it the Dave Clark Six! Jean Keddell teaching Driver Education? ? ?? Bob Klippel nominating Barry Goldwater, Jr. at the first off- year Republican Convention. Linda Kroll telling us that only her hair dresser knows for sure. jane Lacy wanting to become an old maid.