Henderson Central School - Hilltop Highlights Yearbook (Henderson, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1974 volume:

HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS 1974 VOLUME XII HENDERSON CENTRAL SCHOOL CO-EDITOR CO-EDITOR TREASURER ART EDITORS LINDA BABCOCK DEBRA WEAVER MARY MILLARD JUDY SIMMONS KEVIN WARNER FOREWORD The purpose of any yearbook is to accumulate friends, past times, and memories, so all, young and old, can share them in years to come. Over the years at HCS, the seniors have acquired many memories and will always look back on HCS with growing admiration. The mem- ories enclosed in Hilltop Highlights '74 will always remind them of their final year here at Henderson. Their senior play, magazine sales, dances, and senior trip most certainly will bring on mixed emotions. In this yearbook, we hope to gather together the thrilling mo- ments we have shared, the activities in which we have participated, and the friends we have made. This edition of the yearbook, Hilltop Highlights ’74, has special importance to the Seniors, as it provides a summation of their last year, their last look at HCS. For these class members who will soon be separated, it is their link with the past, a memory which is always close by. DEDICATION Mr. Wilson, The 1974 yearbook staff takes great pride in dedi- cating this edition of our yearbook to you--a man with a sense of humor, great devotion to everyone, especially the Senior Class. Your tolerance, consideration, integ- rity and adaptability to the students and faculty makes you an asset to our Alma Mater. FRONT ROW: Linda Babcock, Kevin Warner, Mary Millard. BACK: Debbie McGrath, Debbie Weaver, Judy Simmons. YEARBOOK STAFF Hazel Babcock, Vice President Maxine Moore Dr. John J. Kelly Eugene Piddock, President John Whitney, Jr. Donald Pierce BOARD ADMINISTRATION FRONT ROW: Catherine Hough, Blanche Fishel, Ann Bowman, Jean Hess. SECOND ROW: Virginia Naughton, Hulda Sliter, Katherine Stevens. BACK ROW: Dean Wyand, Don Timmons, Harry Shepard. FACULTY 6 FRONT ROW: Joyce Smith, Nancy Haller, Phyllis King, Delores Pope, Elizabeth Millard. BACK ROW: Charles Howlett, Clifford ’'Coach” Wheeler, Pete ”Coach Trowbridge, Dan Kraft. Dave Gravino, Tom Lucas, Bob Kalweit, Bruce Wilson, Ed Thompson. Lavonne White, Alma Ray, Ellen DeLavergne CAFETERIA STAFF BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS Ed VanAlstyne, Howard Benjamin, Iva Smith, Ann Fargo, Dick Fargo, Ross Nichols, Junior McGrath 7 As more members of the Class of '74 begin to arrive to celebrate their 20th year and revive old friendships, we find that we've all lived a full and exciting life so far and each one has so much more to look forward to in the future. Each with their own individual dreams and plans. Here comes Linda back from the hospital in her physical therapist uniform. As she relates to us her many exciting and satisfying experiences with her patients, we all think, We knew Linda would make it. She is now head therapist at Upstate Medical Center. Greg found it possible to spare a short time away from his political campaign and attend the Class Reunion. He now leads such a busy and exciting life and we all pledge our support for his election. Debbie arrives and tells us she just flew in from Europe. She has been stationed there for several years as a Lieutenant in the United States Air Force. She has seen much of the country and traveled to many parts of the world so tells us of the many interesting places she has seen. Chyme has made quite a name for himself in the architectural field. He holds the promising position of architectural technician. He design and contracts buildings for the biggest engineering company in the United States. Deb arrives next donning her sneakers and a whistle. She was the athlete of our class and has done very well to accomplish her dream--She's very happy as a coach. Look out here comes Bob! He’s used to wheeling big Mack trucks around and might just forget what he's doing. As a tractor trailer driver for Bums in Watertown, he manages to confirm the impres- sions we've had of truck drivers by the stories he tells. A waitress at every truck stop--You'd better believe it!! Judy made it. She found time to get away from her Art Studio in Paris to come and spend a few hours with us. We always knew she d make a splash in the Art world some day. Charlene has managed to raise her five children into young adults and is now very happy as a homemaker and secretary in a big office. All that training in J V T C is now being put to good use. Continued on Page 37 IN T994 FRONT ROW: Juanita Villeneuve, Dennis Smith, Brenda Barnett, Scott Brown, Richard Vallance. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Hess, Arthur Spinaci, Ethan Mead, Jeffrey Peterson, Timothy Grandjean. BACK ROW: Lisa Wea- ver, Carrie Stagnar, Sara Piddock, Jay Stuckey, Elizabeth Banister. i 10 FRONT ROW: Laura Virgil, Veronica Fargo, Mary McGrath, Janine Hulsizer, Cydne Davis, Renee Esden. SECOND ROW: Danielle Cornell, Jeffrey Taylor, Scott Grandjean, Andrew Morris, Bernard Roof, Patrick Grimshaw. BACK ROW: Miss Stevens, Robert Banister, Jeremy Read, Steven Vallance, Scott Ditch, Troy Villeneuve, Peter Moore. FRONT ROW: Gail Moore, Valerie Fargo, Diann Moore, Wendy Gregory, Wendy Stagnar, Markie Babcock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Fishel, Timothy Read, William Banister, Myron McGrath, Tracy Stuckey, Dale Babcock. BACK ROW: Susan Chamberlain, Valeric Benjamin, Lois Lane, Denise Barr, David Wheller, Roger Vallance, Frederick Schraenkler. ABSENT: Tanya Erickson. FRONT ROW: Joy Rounds, Elizabeth Spinaci, Katherine Schraenkler, Nancy Dieli, Tina Perry, Amy Bennett. SECOND ROW: Miss Hough, Debra White, Kathryn Boice, Mary Pierce, Bruce Flitcroft, Russell Youngs. BACK ROW: Daniel Wheeler, Eric Mead, Robin Morris, Daniel Hulsizer, Donald Kurtz, James Rounds. FRONT ROW: Colleen Warner, Kristen Whitney, Cindy Lane, Lori Shepard, Robin Fulkerson, Brenda Taylor. SECOND: Mrs. Naughton, Lori Babcock. Elizabeth Piddock, Elizabeth Schraenkler, Linda Perry, Jeffrey Fargo. BACK: Richard VanBenschoten, Thomas Chamberlain, Steven Mosier, Robert Scott, Austin Villeneuve. AB- SENT: Bridget Smith. FRONT ROW: Gordon Wheeler, George Bennett, David Lennox, Jeffrey Youngs. SECOND: Phyllis Roof, Leslie Hulsizer, Sherry Smith, Lori Chamberlain, Barbara Scott, Dianne Nelson, Elizabeth Shepard. THIRD: Mr. Wyand, Clint Gregory, Vicki Fargo, Darcy Ayles, Michelle Barr, Kirk Whitney, Steven Taylor. BACK: Mal- colm Murray, William Shraenkler, John Piddock, Christian Flitcroft, Mark Ditch, Jeffrey White. FRONT ROW: Terri VanAlstyne, Scarlett Roof, Jennifer Read, Dawn Barr, Amy Smith, Grace Roof, Sally Dieli. SECOND: Mr. Shepard, Frederick Babcock, Cindy Hays, Lori Spinaci, Chris Bennett, Sam Dieli, Jeffrey Kellogg. THIRD: David Grandjean, Carson Hubbard, Donald Pierce, Michael Simmons, Paul Cham- berlain, Lome Flitcroft, James VanBenschoten, Richard Moore. FRONT ROW: Robin Rounds, Deborah Pester, Karen Fulkerson, Cindy Lennox. BACK: Ricky Herman, Penny Mc- Grath, Tom Fulkerson. CAFETERIA WORKERS VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Ross Nichols, Deborah Pester, Linda Shear, Caroline Schraenkler, Valerie Shuns, Don Nolder. LAST LOOK ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Linda Babcock, Michelle Agaciewski, Eldonna Shepard, Debbie Weaver, Annamaria Dieli. BACK ROW: Ron Hess, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Wheeler, Miss Haller, Andrew Ditch. FRONT ROW: David Ditch, Penny McGrath, David Herman, Thomas Ditch. SECOND ROW: Tim Davis, Julie VanBenschoten, Valerie Shutts, Don Nolder. THIRD ROW: Barbie Roof, Annamaria Dieli, Debbie McGrath. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Boynton, Greg Scott, Mr. Kraft, Scott Smith, Rod Richmond. FRONT ROW: Nancy Lane, Diane Shattuck, Carol Shattuck, Clyde Moore, David Herman, Jeff Gregory, Julie VanBenschoten, Mary Smith, Lori Moore. SECOND ROW: Georgia Bennett, Laurie Lennox, Barbie Roof, Anna-, maria Dieli, Dan Dieli, Jay Whitney, Mary Millard, Linda Babcock, Ann Scott. THIRD ROW: Marcia Aga- ciewski, Judy Simmons, Donna White, Audrey Hulsizer, Eldonna Shepard, Rod Lennox, Scott Smith, Vir- ginia Fargo. BACK ROW: Laurel Ramsdell, Michelle Agaciewski, Josh Basar, Terry Beach, Andy Smith, Kevin Warner, William Scott, Mr. Kalweit. CHORUS BAND FRONT ROW: Sam Dieli, Laurie Lennox, Georgia Bennett, Julie VanBenschoten, Annamaria Dieli, Eldonna Shepard, Kevin Warner, Chris Bennett. SECOND ROW: Lori VanAlstyne, Beth Flitcroft, Scarlett Roof, Mary Smith, Robin Rounds, Jennifer Read, Amy Smith, Nancy Lane, Carol Roof, Terri VanAlstyne. THIRD ROW: Denise Pierce, Cindy Hays, Amber Youngs, Donna Wheeler, Dawn Barr, Tanya Vorce, Marcia Agaciewski, Lori Spinaci, Barbie Roof, Paula Dieli, Grace Roof. BACK ROW: Jeff Kellogg, Tod Ditch, William Scott, Ron Hess, David Fleury, Mr. Kalweit, Don Dieli, Donald Pierce, Fred Babcock. 17 — FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Gregory, David Herman, George Shepard, Clyde Moore, Thomas Benjamin, Thomas Ditch, Scott Warner. BACK ROW: David Ditch, Paul Read, Tracy Vorce, Bruce Fleury, Ed Barr, Tim Davis, Terry Beach, Stephen Smith, Sam Dieli, Coach Trowbridge. J.H. SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER FRONT ROW: Ron Hess, Dave Warner, Dan Dieli, Tom Taylor, Rick Herman, Rod Lennox, Scott Smith. BACK ROW: Andy Smith, Kevin Warner, Vernon McGrath, Jeff Mosier, JeffMoore, Chyme Lane, Don Nold- er, Rod Richmond, Kevin McGrath, Coach Trowbridge. ABSENT: Manager--Scott Warner. Debbie McGrath, Valerie Shutts. SCOREKEEPERS FRONT ROW: Debbie Weaver, Paula Dieli, Cindy Lennox. BACK: Judy Simmons. FRONT ROW: Rod Lennox, Dan Dieli, Rick Herman, Mike Gillette, Tom Fulkerson, Kim Youngs. BACK: Coach Trowbridge, Dave Warner, Andy Smith, Jeff Moore, Scott Smith, Dave Fleury, Bob Shepard. J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Beth Flitcroft. MIDDLE: Lori VanAlstyne, Laurie Lennox, Libby Bennett, Debbie Gerace, Mary Smith, Robin Rounds. BACK: Lori Moore. FRONT ROW: Kevin Warner, Kevin McGrath, Vernon McGrath, Chyme Lane, Coach Trowbridge, Tom Taylor, Jeff Mosier, Don Nolder, Rod Richmond. ABSENT: Ron Hess, Managers--Paul Reed, Carson Hubbard. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Lori Ramsdell, Eldonna Shepard, Karen Fulkerson, Penny McGrath, Donna White. BACK: Julie VanBenschoten, Debbie McGrath, Annamaria Dieli. i i i A LAST LOOK AT FELLOW STUDENTS FRONT ROW: Cindy McGrath, Carol Shattuck, Tod Ditch, David Herman, Steve Smith, Anthony Beach, Scott Warner, Tom Benjamin, Jeff Gregory. SECOND ROW: Nancy Lane, Ann Scott, Lori VanAlstyne, Carol Roof, Amber Youngs, Lori Moore, Beth Flitcroft, Tanya Vorce, Paul Read, Jay Whitney. BACK ROW: Mr. Thompson, Diane Shattuck, Nancy Nelson. ABSENT: Phyllis Murray. FRONT ROW: Miss King, Marcia Agaciewski, David Ditch, Edward Barr, Terry Beach, Bruce Fleury, Tracy Vorce, Byron Whitney. BACK ROW: Libby Bennett, Laurie Lennox, Deborah Gerace, Donna Wheeler, Virginia Fargo, Clyde Moore, George Shepard, Tim Davis. FRONT ROW: Ricky Herman, David VanBenschoten, David Warner, Michael Gillette, Robert Shepard. Josh Basar. SECOND ROW: Rod Lennox. David Fleury, Scott Smith, Harold Nelson, Jeff Moore, Terry Nichols, Robin Rounds. BACK ROW: Laurel Ramsdell, Mary Smith, Penny McGrath, Karen Fulkerson, Donna White, Mr. Gravino, Paula Dieli, Valerie McGrath, Audrey Hulsizer, Kathy Hulsizer, Cindy Lennox. ABSENT: Edward Moore. FRONT ROW: Tom Fulkerson, Kim Youngs, Jeff Mosier, William Scott, Kenway Stanton, Dan Dieli, Ken Waite. BACK ROW: Randy Clark, Julie VanBenschoten, Barbara Roof, Denise Pierce, Gayle Grandjean, Carol Moore, Mr. Wheeler. ABSENT: Sandra Grandjean, Jan Sturtz, Tom Taylor. FRONT ROW: Andy Smith, Mickey Lane, Vernon McGrath, Ron Hess, Mark Whitney, Don Warner, Donald Nolder. BACK: Miss Haller, Mary Millard, Elaine Hulsizer, Judy Simmons, Caroline Schraenkler, Michele Agaciewski, Eldonna Shepard, Annamaria Dieli, Linda Shear, Valerie Shutts. ABSENT: Andrew Ditch, Norma Schryver. FRONT ROW: Charlene Shattuck, Debbie McGrath, Mr. Wilson, Debbie Weaver, Linda Babcock. BACK: Rod Richmond, Patrick Stallman, Robert Schryver, Greg Scott, Chyme Lane, Jim Schryver, Bruce Boynton, Charlie Chaufty, Kevin McGrath, Ron Grandjean. 28 PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Dan Dieli Julie VanBen- schoten Carol Moore Barbie Roof PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Chyme Lane Debbie McGrath Debbie Weaver Charlene Shattuck 9 PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Dave Fleury Rod Lennox Penny McGrath Donna White PRESIDENT: VICE-PRESIDENT: TREASURER: SECRETARY: Andrew Ditch AnnaMaria Dieli Ron Hess Eldonna Shepard CLASS HISTORY In 19G1 we started out with 21 students. Debbie, Rod, Chyme, and Linda are still hanging on. This was the year Ronny joined our eager mob. We remember Mrs. Hess telling us to be quiet, taking those ugly naps, learning to tie that big shoe and playing in the comer with the toys. We advanced to the first grade, learning play time was over. We read Jimmy and Sue books, learned counting to a thousand, and how to add and subtract. Miss Stevens had a big time teaching us those three things. When we entered second grade Bob came into our class. Mrs. Fishel gained a new group of natural musicians. Triangles, bells, and singing were our specialties. Perfecting our math was Mrs. Fishel's biggest aim and teaching us to get along with others was her next. Tliird grade was next in line with Mrs. Mereand. This was a big jump for us be- cause we not only ate lunch with the bigger kids but had gym class with them too. Spelling bees were Mrs. Mereand's pride and joy. We advanced to fourth grade not knowing what was in store for us. Mrs. Heath's reading aloud, the pledge to the flag, multiplication tables, and Kevin and Charles hitching up with us did us in. Tliis was the year when we learned to pay attention in class. Mr. Hyde kept us on the alert by tlirowing chalk at us. We also managed to survive through those state reports. Charlene joined us tliis year. Bruce came to our class along with Miss Richardson, an assistant to Mr. Walker. Rod's fainting spells before shots brought a laugh to everyone. We took a big step when we went upstairs and also gained Jim. The girls found out how to make aprons along with Mrs. Pope’s help, while the boys made leafshelves in shop class. In eighth grade we became more acquainted with the upstairs, knowing the rooms and teachers better. We had to earn Howard Hughes money to pass eighth grade English and History. We will never forget Coach Wheeler's World War II stories in good ole Science 8. Debbie Weaver hopped into our class this year. Fudge and cookie sales helped toward our Senior trip. At last we were known as the Class of '74. Who could forget our paper drives, along with our dance and jacket sales? How many times did we stump Mr. Kraft with our geometry problems? Mr. Wilson was the only person brave enough to take on the task of our class advisor. Our Junior year brought on a lot of activities: sales kits, stationery and jacket sales, a square dance and our prom. We also lost Paul Slums tliis year as a graduating Junior. Greg Scott, returning from a leave of absence in Mexico, joined our merry group that year. It seemed as though Regents Exams (English and History) were tlirown at us that year, but we survived them. Finally we became Seniors. With only thirteen of us, money-making became quite a problem. Graduation preparations kept us busy all year. Maybe our class will start a new tradition with color Senior pictures. As Graduation draws near, we wish to thank the students, the faculty, and especially Bruce Wilson for making these thirteen years certainly some of tlie happiest and most memorable that we ever hope to have. Sincerely, THE CLASS OF '74 A LAST LOOK AT SENIORS MAJORS: French, Science MINOR: Math Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 4; Girls' Sports 1; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; Natonal Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Health Careers Summer Program 3; Outstanding American High School Student 4; Tutor 4. PLANS: Physical Therapy College Innocence becomes you--patience and knowledge will take you far. —The Most Diligent-- Linda Lee Babcock MAJORS: Business, Science, Math Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 3; Student Council Representa- tive 2, 4; Student Council Vice President 4; Basketball 1; Senior Play 4; Sup- per Club Math Award 1. PLANS: Canton College It's generous belief that nothing which had ever interested the human mind could wholly lose its vitality. --Most In-The-Know-- Bruce Gerard Boynton Charlie MAJOR: Distributive Education Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Mana- ger 3; Senior Play 4. PLANS: Travel, Work Love is hard to put into words, but being with someone you love, it seems to be easier to explain. --The Most Pensive-- Charles Chaufty Ron MAJORS: Industrial Arts. Machine Technology Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. PLANS: Long Rest Friends are born, not made. --The Most Independent-- Ronald Earl Grandjean Chyme F. Lane MAJORS: Industrial Arts. Math, Science Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Soccer 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play 4; National Honor Society 2; Outstanding American High School Student 4; Bosch and Lomb Science Award 4. PLANS: Jefferson Community College; Then transfer with a Liberal Arts course. He who laughs at danger is a fool, for he doesn't realize the true meaning of danger. --The Most Intellectual-- Debbie MAJORS: Math, Business MINOR: French Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Treasurer 2; Vice President 4; Student Council Treasurer 3, 4; Soccer 1; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; Cheerlead- ing--J.V. 1, 2; Varsity 3, 4; Baseball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Soccer Timekeeper 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 4; D.A.R. Award 4; Math Award 2; Out- standing American High School Student 4. PLANS: Undecided I would rather wear out than rust out. Deborah McGrath 33 --The Peppiest-- Kevin Howard McGrath MAJORS: Math. Science Class Activities 1, 2f 3, 4; Basketball 2, 4; Soccer 4; Driver Education Award PLANS: Undecided Everything comes if a man will only wait. --The Most Comical-- Bob MAJORS: Math, Science Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Basketball 2; Soccer 2; Senior Play Stage hand 4. PLANS: Undecided No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character. --The Quickest To Respond-- Rod MAJORS: Industrial Arts, Math Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Viec President 3; Student Council Representative 4; Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play Stage- hand 4; Driver Education Award 3; Industrial Arts Award 1. PLANS: Undecided --The Most Versatile-- Rodney Richmond Robert Edwin Schryver Jim MAJORS: Industrial Arts, Math Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Basketball 2. PLANS: Undecided Though he has Eden to live in, Man cannot be happy alone. --The Most Ingenious-- James Leonard Schryver Greg MAJOR: Science Class Activities 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4; Student Council Presi- dent 4; Chorus 1, 2; Soccer 1; Senior Play 4; Student County Government Day 3; Firemen’s Auxiliary Social Studies Award 3. PLANS: Make Money I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. --The Most Analytical-- Gregory Lester Scott Char MAJORS: Business, Secretarial Science MINOR: Homemaking Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Girls' Sports 1; Volleyball 2, 4; Sen- ior Play 4. PLANS: Marriage, Work Though shadows and clouds may threaten; sunny forecasts predominate promis- ing a bright and happy future. --The Friendliest-- Charlene L. Shattuck 35 Debbie MAJOR; Business MINORS; Math, Science Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Girls’ Sports 1; Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Yearbook Co-Editor 4; American Legion History Award 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Chariman 3; Student County Government Day 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. PLANS: Travel, United States A ir Force During the course of life one must overcome many obstacles--only to find many more lie ahead. --The Most Efficient-- Debra Lynne Weaver CLASS ADVISOR Bruce H. Wilson Jude MAJOR: Art Chorus 1, 3; Yearbook Staff 3. PLANS: Working with Children Be ye kind to another. --The Most Artisitc-- Judy Simmons 36 GRADUATING JUNIOR Ron has finally arrived. He had trouble making travel connections to make the trip here and be with us. He too is very happy with his job as a custodian at the Pentagon. Rod is next. He’s been busy making a name for himself as a Professional Basketball Player. With practice and appearances he manages to keep very busy and see a lot of the country. We enjoy hearing how his chosen profession has made him happy. Kevin has followed his original instincts to become a big game hunter in Africa. He enjoys the danger and satisfaction of this type of life and has led many a Safari through the big game territory. He has many pictures to show of game he has captured and the animals he has stuffed as keepsakes. Bruce's indecision was short-lived. He's become a very successful and distinguished lawyer and his name is very well-known. He handles many of the criminal cases of the Supreme Court, which leaves him very little time for socializing, so we feel honored that he took the time to be with us today. Charlie took advantage of the education and training he received at J V T C to become a sales- man. He has recently been promoted to Sales Manager and represents one of the biggest firms in the state. Jim hadn't decided what field he'd enter when we graduated so he has had a variety of jobs. We hope that he has now settled on his present one as an actor. Everyone has arrived now and after a few minutes of conversation and becoming reacquainted, someone suggests a walk through the school. As we stroll down the halls of our Alma Mater we reminisce a little and hope to see a familiar face we find that we see very few except for an occasional niece or nephew. The faculty members have changed and strangers have taken our places with their ideas and voices echoing through the rooms and halls. Many memories and inner feelings haunt us, each with their own sentimental values. We hear an occassional laugh from one of the group as he relates to us something that is brought to mind of twenty years ago. Memories of class activities, teenage crushes, disappointments, accomplishments and anticipations are relived with mixed emotions. As we return to the hall to leave the school we see a group assembled outside to greet us, the remaining available members of our faculty. We had asked our Class Advisor to join in our celebration today, but, received no definite answer. But, who’s the first familiar face we see? It seems that he has contacted the available members of our teaching staff and asked them to join us here today for our picnic. What a surprise!! It seems he still teaches and after all these years is still keeping Bachelor Quarters. Would you believe Good Ole Mr. Wilson!!!!!! We've had a lot of fun, good food, friendly conversation and done a lot of reminiscing. As we now leave, each to our individual worlds, we have a great feeling of satisfaction in knowing each is happy and successful in his own field of endeavor. We are very proud of each and every member of our class and feel we have covered a broad variety of occupations as a result of our initial education at H.C.S. It was with great pride we became members of the Alumni and now vow to have another re- union in the near future when it is convenient for all. 37 COMIC THE CLASS CUT-UPS: Kevin McGrath, Bruce Boynton THE MOST BASHFUL: Charlene Shattuck, Bob Schryver 38 THE CLASS CLOWN: Charlie Chaufty CAPTIONS THE CLASS COUPLE: Debbie Mc- Grath, Rod Richmond THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Greg Scott, Linda Babcock THE MOST AMBITIOUS: Pat Stallman, Jim Schryver 39 YEARBOOK PATRONS Although the Yearbook Staff has kept the price of the 1974 Yearbook relatively low, it continues to cost approximate- ly six dollars per book to produce. It is the continued support of our Patrons that enables us to minimize the cost of in- dividual yearbooks. The 1974 Yearbook Staff would like to express their appreciation to the following people who made contributions to help defray the cost of the 1974 HILLTOP HIGHLIGHTS: Mr. Mrs. Bruce Babcock Mr. Mrs. Ralph Babcock Mr. Mrs. Ralph Lester Babcock and Family Jessie Besaw Ellen De Lavergne Mr. Mrs. Karl Gillette Mr. Mrs. David Gravino The Charles Gregory Family Miss Nancy Haller Mr. Mrs. Arthur Hess Dr. John J. Kelly Miss Phyllis King Mr. Daniel Kraft Rev. Thomas Moody Mr. Mrs. Truman Moore and Jeff Mr. Mrs. David Mosier Mrs. Dora Nolder The Dewey Pester Family The Rounds Family Murray Merrill Scott Mr. Mrs. P. O. Smith John Marlene Taylor The Van Benschoten Family Mr. Mrs. Jack Weaver Mr. Mrs. Billy White Mr. Dean E. Wyand Air. Mrs. Dewitt Hubbard 40 v. : .... i P . nv. 1 i j r . v� •w- •rv • •v 4 ' mm 4 i 1 •r f ifc .vt ■1 OV ■■ -AV ■� . Tutor 1 oolloc|icilo press, inc. • .4 9 •