Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

DDLSENTLD DY Tl-IE CLASS Oli' 15150 I-IILTON CENTRAL .SCI-IOOL HILTON NEW YORK 'N lx X sk 1 W!! G DEDICHTIUH iv r...... Mrs Hazel Ienkmns O you Mrs Hazel Jenkms we dedlcate thls the 1950 I-Illtorlal m appreclatlon for all you have done for Hllton Central School and for the class of 1950 Although you have been w1th us only two years the work you have accompllshed for our school IS lmmeasurable Due greatly to your untlrmg efforts and unselflsh gwmg of your tune our semor year has been successful We the class of 1950 deeply appreclate your guldance and belleve that the oncommg classes of Hllton are fortunate to have your under standlng and experlence to ald them .IQ UEHHBUUH STHFF .4 HJ -34-XX LA DUE 3RD ROW MR WRIGHT WIETZ SPROSS HE Class of 1950 w1shes to express lts appreclatlon to all the faculty and students who have asslsted us ln produclng the 1950 HILTORIAL HILT ORIAL STAFF 1 950 Editor ln chlef Ken Mullen Busmess Manager Ann Whelehan Chlef Typlst Donna Pfarrer Semor Edxtor Nell Rood Class Edltor Georgla Watson Art Edltors Marllyn Ophardt Weldon Spross Act1v1t1es Edltors Mary lane Kedlan LaVerne LaDue Photography Edltor Earl Weltz IGH school llfe these days IS fllled wlth many and varled act1v1t1es all golng on at the same tune With the crowded condltlons under whlch we have been forced to work durlng our hlgh school careers confuslon has often resulted An observer mzght flnd It as dxfflcult to keep up wlth all these act1v1t1es as watching a three rlng clrcus Therefore we thought a cxrcus theme most approprlate for our yearbook We hope we have succeeded m capturmg to some extent our happy sometlmes hectlc but profxtable years at Hxlton School 8.1! 4 4. c V' , . xg.,- 17 g 'W ' '1 4. 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L' .2 ff rv MR CECILW LUFFMAN C' HE past year has seen much progress toward providing for our mcreas ing school enrollment Parents and the community at large have con cerned themselves with educational advancements Centralization has taken place, a site for a junior Senior High School chosen and plans for the building are going forward Pupils and teachers must look forward and prepare for these coming improvements U il such time as the 'New is available, let's not lower our sights present educational opportunities Rather let us bend every endeavor to de velop ourselves physically morally intellectually and spiritually so that when opportumty for broadened educational facilities come we may be worthy to take advantage of them with profit to us and the community. Let each and every one become so self directed that he or she may grasp the lighted torch and pass it on brighter to others. t ,K -3 L' 6 s,s s U51 It N ' u BUHRIJ UF EDUCHTIUH IST ROW DAY JENNEJAHN PRESIDENT DIECKMAN HISCOCK CLERK 2ND ROW WILLIAMS HARRA DINE LUFFMAN PRINCIPAL ,Z 03 l L MEMBERS HILTON BOARD OF EDUCATION 1949 50 X Q F Fred Iennejahn, Presldent t Fred Day ' ' ' Margaret D1eckman Merton Wllllams Lester Harradine Leland Halght Carl Matthews Dorothea Hlscock Clerk 2 tk N Iuly 1 1949 the Board of Educatlon for the newly formed Central Dls trlct took up Its duties The task of umfymg the seventeen separate dxs trlcts mto a sxngle umt called for specxal effort Gradually the cltnzens were convmced that the seven men on the Board worked for the best interest of the whole area rather than the small part where they hved Transportatlon was set up for the ent1re area All schools were condltloned for opemng ln September and teachers bus drwers Jamtors and cafeterla help were h1red Houslng the increased and ever increasing number of puplls was a major problem Ade and Todd were hlred as architects and plans for a Iumor Semor Hlgh School were begun A s1te was voted on january 27th and preparatlons for constructlon went forward Parents and other resxdents have co operated w1th the Board to help make educational fac1lit1es possible for all and they are seekmg to glve the chxldren of thls area needed educational advantages Wlth thls purpose ln mmd the feel mg of umty 1n the d1str1ct has mcreased 7 if ,J F sn' 'I C o G? f-3 52 . -A ' 1 If N 9 9 4 'S dp n ,,,,, v , - Q I p - 4 P I P Q 45, Q z P x , I sp 1 ' Q f g ' 4 . E' ' ' s 5 ' , M C? E, :ff Q O ' , get ,V fncuuu Robert MacDonald High School English and Soclal Studles Commercial Subjects Secretary to Prmclpal Hxgh School Hxstory and Buslness Law Hlgh School Enghsh Hlgh School Enghsh and Speech Hlgh School Mathematlcs Hlgh School Sclence Guldance Dxrector and Latm M Ollve Durrant Helen F Nlcloy Leonard Wrlght Loulse Maha Phylhs Lotze Louls DeR1tter Charles Brand Hazel Ienkms 1ST ROW DURRANT DE RITTER JENKINS ZND ROW LOTZE MAC DONALD MALIA 3RD ROW BRAND NICLOY WRIGHT 4.4-.-r-9 Ethel MacDermand Vlfglllla Wrxght Phylhs Duffy CGCIIIB. Burke Onolee Lynch Ruth McClellan Helen Stubbs Edmund Kirby Iuhe Kxrby Mary Brule Grade One Grade One Grade Two Grade Three Grade Two and Three Grade Four Grade Flve Grade S1x Coordmator of Grades Grade Fwe and S1x Kmdergarten IST ROR DUFFY KIRBY BURKE 2ND ROI LYNCH BRLLE UC CLELLAN MAC DERMAND 3RD ROI KIRBY STUBBS IRIGHT 1ST ROW HEELAS LOUGHHEAD KOEHLER ND ROW CROSBY LAY SBEMANN GLOVER BRD ROW GUENTHER TOLHURST 4TH ROW WATTER LESTER KELLFR Vmetta Kmsella Laura Downes L1ll1an Kay Mrs Maurer Annabel Fowler Marlon Sheedle Blanche Newsome Helen Nundy Marlon Schultz Greece Greece Greece Parma Parma Parma Parma Parma Parma Wlllxam H Loughhead Vice Prmclpal Ehzabeth Watters Ellzabeth Koehler Joseph Tolhurst Edna Lay Robert Guenther Clyd1ne Keller Rosemary Glover B lane Seemann Dorothy Crosby Ruthann Heelas Joseph Lester Industrlal Arts jumor Hxgh Mathe matlcs 8: Sclence School Nurse Teacher Boys Phys1ca1Edu catton Glrls' Physlcal Edu catlon Instrumental and Vocal Muslc Grade Mus1c Home Economlcs French, Llbranan Iumor High English Iumor Hlgh Soctal Studles i 'Tiiu-1 QFZQ ' 4-1 -- Q LPJQ R, 1 IST ROW FOWLER DOWYFS NEWSOMF 2ND ROW KAY MISS KINSFLIA NUNDY 3RD ROW SCHULTZ MAURER SCHlEEDE f yu, ,Je . KIMMEL BARRETT PICKWORTH HOLTZ KIMMEL IDE VANDORN N I-JQQ ff-fvW X 'ir-'U LANGSWAGER MRS HISCOCK MRS NICLOY SPEER BLAIR U! 'O x 5 G55 Q19 vj9lQ??fff5b I 'S ' hhEELIhG P INGRAHAM Mums CASTLE sunmwc CHAMBERLAIN CARTER -4i,,JX Y-2 fX5 N mcmzn v INGRAHAM 10 - I ' F ,ff , 'f 3, -' 2 Kg? . A j ' I? b ' + ,r X Q ' Sy! Q 4 . f V' . li I 1 f .f 4,3 .NAD .5 ek Y: L 0 X ... . J Q 'W jx 9 Q sf 1 ' C Q W f gf 1 'J 1? 1 iw g.,,x ., .:', A' ,V I at I V S ig 41.1 -1,.,..l H... ,?.? ,.-1-QQ - iv--L .-, 2-1-1- 4 , Y A !:,. 1 X ,i. .f-il , ,f-- - -I-I , A-!,d,,.,. ,1-::..- ,-f'- SENIOR OFFICERS QQ! ex' SEATED CARIO MULLEN WHEILEHAN KEDIAN STANDING WIETZ OPHARDT Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer Student Councll Rep Kenneth Mullen Ann Whelehan Mary lean Carlo Mary Jane Kedlan Earl Wletz Lck PATRICIA AINSWORTH I Kpat!! The Queen of our prom She's attractive and shy, No wonder she catches Everyone's eye. Play Cast 2 3, 4 Play Committee 2, 3, 4 Girls Night 3 4, Intramural Sports 2 3, 4 Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3 4 Gym Demonstration 1' Ir Prom Queen 3. FUTURE PLANS Undecided PHYLLIS BLODGETT Phil You hardly know Where this gal will be found But when work's to be done She's always around Musical Productions 3 4, Play Committee 3 4 Choru 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4, Intramural Sports 4, Interclass Sports 3 FUTURE PLANS Undecided MARY JEAN CARIO Mary' Here's a gal With a quiet voice, Whether near or far She's Ken's first choice Class Secretary 1 2 4 Musical Productions 1 2 3, Play Cast 4 Play Com mittee 2 3, Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus 2 3, Camera Club 3, Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Gym Demonstration 1 Newspaper 1 2 American Legion Speaking Contest 4 FUTURE PLANS Brockport State Teachers College 45' CONSTANCE COLEMAN Connie ' Connie may be quiet Or even a bit shy Which makes us very certain, She will find the right guy Mus1calProduct1ons 3 4 Play Comm1ttee3 4 Chorusl 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Intramural Sports 1 3 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 FUTURE PLANS Undecided 1 3 o u 7 o 1 , I Y . . 7 I 3 , , ' A . f flfaw' ll ' ,I , . Q..- . , . 7 . . 0 . . . 9 , S S 1 , I . . . fl 9 , ,, , , . . . . ' . . - r s 7 s 1 3 I ' . . ' . . , , , . . ' . . , Y , 7 , , Q , , , . . I A Q . Q: I ' 'yn n 'W . I, , l 4 KI ' , V 1 'Q I , f ' . . . . . . . . , , , , Y , , . . up , , , I , , , ' IANET CAROLINE DODSON all When it comes to western songs, Janet sure is great Everyone who hears her Thinks that she's top rate Play Committee 2 3 4, Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 FUTURE PLANS Undecided JOHN DE RCBIA I worry not For what's the use. To worry bores me Like the deuce. Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Varsity Volleyball 3 FUTURE PLANS -- Undecided nterclass Sports 1 2 3 ALFRED EPPENSTEIN Brooklyn It's never a mystery Where to fmd Al Iust go and look He ll be with his gal Intramural Sports 2 3 4 Interclass Sports 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Play Cast 2 4, Play Committee 4 FUTURE PLANS Undecided LAURA MAE FLUGEL A quiet little person Both in speech and style For everyone who sees her She has a pleasant smile Musical Productions 4 Play Committee 2 3 4 Library Club 3 4 Chorus' 4 Mixed Chorus 4, Intramural Sports 2 3 4, Interclass Sports 2 3 4 FUTURE PLANS -- Business 14 ERNEST GALLAGHER Ernle Erme never worrles, Or never breaks a rule Except the one that s tllegal And that IS slnppmg school Basketball Manager 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 2 3, Interclass Sports 1 2 FUTURE PLANS Undeclded MARILYN GROVES Marllyn IS qulet But eager for fun She has a brlght smlle For everyone Play Commlttee 2 3 Intramural Sports 1 2, Interclass Sports 1 2 BETTY ANN HARRADINE Bet Bet doesn't care for the Army Or even the Marlnes For her heart IS with a sallor Who's always nn her dreams Play Cast 1 3 Play Commlttee 2 4, Interclass Sports 3 FUTURE PLANS Beautlcian MARY JANE KEDIAN Mary's good ln h1story And thmks typmg a lot of fun, But when It comes to homework Art's the enjoyable one Class Treasurer 3 4 Play Cast 1 4, Play Commlttee 1 2 3 Gym A1d 1 2 Cheerleadmgl 3 4 Glrls' N1ght1 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 In terclass Sports 1, 2 3 4 Off1c1ating 1 2 3 4, Yearbook Sta.ff 4 Magazme Sale General Manager 4 Newspaper 1 2 FUTURE PLGNS Cortland State Teachers College cc - n Q - . ' 9 9 5 1 v ' 9 r 3' . 'Ala n ' ' ts we -A 1 Y I 'Zim g lx, a 1? . 5 ,,, N 1 s a 1 ' K FUTURE PLANS -- Undecided 3 'M X i f 3 sy, I tt 71 . 5 . 'SR 9' 'rf' I 4- Q . , rl - I . I 1 5 2 ' . 9 r Q . 9 1 9 Z J 9 1 Q 7 9 5 5 v 9 3 J 1 1 ' S 1 . Q , . -- KARL KLAFEHN If you want Karl Don't bother to call You'll know by his wise cracks He's Just down the hall Play Cast 2 4 Play Commlttee 3 Audio Vlsual Alds 4 Intramural Sports 3 4 Interclass Sports 3 4 Ir Prom Kmg Candldate 3 FUTURE PLANS Undecided l 2 3 4 Yearbook4 LOUISE MAIER Wlth a book in her hand She goes her way A qulet person W1th httle to say DONALD KELLY MDW!! A clever ideag A helping hand. That's been Don Our handy man. Play Committee 4g Intramural Sports 2, 3, 43 Interclass 2 3 4 FUTURE PLANS -- College LAVERN LADUE Lefty Lefty's dark And oh so mce That's reason enough For the glrls to look twlce Play Cast 3 4, Play Commlttee 3 4, Audxo Vlsual Alds 4 I V Basketball 1 2 3 Varsxty Baseball 1 2 3 Soccer 4 Intramural Sports 4, Interclass Sports FUTURE PLANS Undeclded Class Secretary 1 Play Cast 4 Play Committee 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 FUTURE PLANS Undecxded 16 AUDREY McCR.ACKEN Audie I like to sing I like to walk But best of all I llke to talk MUSICZI Productions 2 4 Play Cast 1 2 3 4, Play Committee 2 3 4 Gxrls Nlght 3 Chorus 3 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Band 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 Intramu ral Sports 1 2 3 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4, Newspaper 1 FUTURE PLANS Undecided HELEN MILLAR SYLVESTER MESTLER Leader of audacious pranks He's Jolly to have around, Cheerful smiling frlendly and gay No matter where he's found. I V Basketball 3 Varsity Baseball 3 I V Baseball 2 Intramural Sports 2 3, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 FUTURE PLANS Undecided Helen is studious Full of fun Helen is liked By everyone Play Committee 2 3 4, Library Club 3 FUTURE PLANS Undecided Play Committee 2 CHARLES LEO MILLER Chuck Perhaps behind the footlights Chuck may never land But for helping with the staging He proves to be first hand. 4, Intramural Sports 4' Interclass Sports 3 4 FUTURE PLANS Undecided 1 7 rc - u f 7 7 . - . . . - 1 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' 0 I l 1 i - 1 v 1 1 7 9 V . . 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' , 'i ' X Q X Ax u n ' 1 Slick , I . 7 ' Q 7 7 . . , , . . , . 7 7 7 ' 7 . . . 7 7 ' ' ca 7 ' 7 7 7 7 KENNETH MULLEN Ken!! He's our editor in chief President too A wllling lad When there's work to do Class President 4, Class Secretary 3 Play Cast 1 2 3 4, Audio Visual Aids 1 2 3 4, Varsity Basketball 4, I V Basketball 1 2 3 Intramural Sports 1, , Interclass Sports 1 2 3, Officiating 3 4, Flag Bearer 3, Yearbook Staff 4 FUTURE PLANS Alfred University ARNOLD OPHARDT Arme When It comes to helping out, Arme sure comes through He never stops to rest a bit 'Tnll there's nothmg left to do Play Cast 2 Chorus 4, Mlxed Chorus 4, Band 1 2 3 4 I V Baseball 3, I FUTURE PLANS Undeclded MARILYN MALITA OPHARDT 'MICKEY ' Mickey' s a lass Whose faults are quite few, But her talents are many, There's not much she can't do Student Colmcil Rep 1 2 3, Musical Production 1 2 3 4, Play Cast 1 2 3 4 Play Commlttee 1 2 3 4, Library Club 1, Chorus 1 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Student Conmcil 4, Ir Prom Queen Candldate 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper 1 2 FUTURE PLANS Fredoma State Teachers College DONNA PFARRER Good natured and smlling All through the chy Thls describes Donna In an excellent way Musxcal Productxons 1 2 4, Play Commxttee 1 2 3 4 Glrls N1ght2 3 horus 1 2 4, Mlxed Chorus 2 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 Gym Demonstration 1 Newspaper 1 2 FUTURE PLANS R B I ll .X - - , . Q 1 9 1 ' ' - 9 ! ! . . ' ' 5 2 S 2. , , . , . . . tl ' fi . L5 -Q5 S . . . , , , S . . . . V. Basketball 2, 35 Soccer 43 Intramural Sports 1, 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. ' 1y1ll ' 1- I ' ! D ' 7 Y . 7 9 J . ! 7 7 S ' i I 7 . . 7 7. 2 g 9 9 1 I . ' ' . , n i V ,f , q ' ' 4 . ! 5 7 2 ! 9 I D C , , ' , 3 . , 3 3 9 : : ! ' 1 Class Presldent 2, Student Councrl Rep 1 Play Cast 2 4 Offxciatmg 3 4 Audlo Vlsual Alds 4, Varsity Basketball 2 3 4 I V Basketball 1 Varsity Baseball 2 3 Varslty Volleyball 2 3 4, Soccer 4 Ir Prom Kmg 3 Intramu ral Sports 1 2 3 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 WILMER ROCKOW rcRocky W1lmer's our Klng He's an all rlght guy He's tops ln sports And wlth all he ranks hlgh FUTURE PLANS Navy SHIRLEY MAE ROMEIS Sh1rl If there's talkmg in the room just look around and see It'll be our friend Shirley As sure as sure can be Musical Productlons 3 4 Play Cast 1 3 4, Play Commlttee 1 2 3 4 Glrls Nxght 3 Chorus 3 4 M1xed Chorus 4 Band 2 3 4 Camera Club 3, Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Magazine Sale Captam 4, Ameri can Legnon Spealnng Contest 4 1st Grade A1d 3 FUTURE PLANS Business Career NEIL ROOD Muslcal Productlons 3, Play Cast 1 2 4 Play Commlttee 3, Chorus 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4, Student Councll 4 I V Baseball 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Amerlcan Leglon Speak ing Contest 4 Hls actmg IS classy We thmk he's just grand H1s humor's amusmg Let's gwe hlm a hand FUTURE PLANS College WILMA ANN SESSLER Sess ' She's a whizz in dramatics, Just the right sort. A success in athletics A And always a sport. Class President 1, Vice President 2, Play Cast 1 2 3 4' Gym Aid 1 2, Play Committee 1 2 3, 4' Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 4s Girls' Night 1, 2 3 43 Newspap- er 1 23 Student Council 3' Intramural Sports 1, 2 3, 4, Interclass Sports 1, 2 3, 4' Officiating 1 2, 3, 4, Gym Demonstration 1. FUTURE PLSNS -- Cortland State Teachers College LARRY SLOWE Pee Wee I am little And I'm wise, 'm a terror For my size 4 Gym Demonstration 1 3 RIC HARD E SMITH Dick A lad who likes the out of doors, Even though it rams and pours l-Iere's a guy who's sure to click Who else could it be but our friend Dick Musical Productions 3 Play Cast 1, Play Committee 2 3 4 Chorus 3 Audio Visual Aids 3 4 Gym Demonstration 1 FUTURE PLANS Carpenter WELDON SPROSS I-le's an artist To the nth degree And he's not as bashful As he used to be Sports 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GEORGIA FRANCES WATSON Georgia is the quiet type She hasn't much to say. She's friendly and reliable. And we like her just that way. Musical Productions 4, Play Committee 2, 3, 43 Library Club 3, 4g Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Yearbook Staff 4. FUTURE PLANS -- R. I. T. 20 Play Committee 1 2 3 4,1 V Basketball 2 3, Wrestling2 3 4,1 V Base ball 1 2 3, Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4, Soccer 4, Interclass Sports 1 2 3 FUTURE PLANS Navy Play Cast 4, Mixed Chorus 1 Varsity Basketball 4 I V Basketball 1 2 3 Varsity Baseball 3 I V Baseball 2 Varsity Volleyball 3 Soccer 4 Interclass FUTURE PLANS Undeclded FLORENCE ANN WHELEHAN Ann Wlth a cute llttle smile, She greets everyone She's ready for anythmg he's sure lots of fun Class President 3 Vlce President 1 4 Play Cast 2 4 G1r1s Night 3 Play Commlttee 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Camera Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Intra mural Sports 1 2 3 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Ir Prom Queen Candidate 3 Gym Demonstratlon 1 FUTURE PLANS R B I EARL WIETZ Sleepy When lt comes to women Earl wows them all Tall dark and handsome And that wave to make them fall Vice Presxdent 3, Treasurer 1 2, Student Councll Rep 4 Play Cast 1 3 Musical Productions 1 2 3 4 Play Commlttee 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Camera Club 3 I V Basketball 1 2 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Interclass Sports 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 2 Prom Kmg Candidate 3, Magazme Sale Captam 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FUTURE PLANS Muslc ROBERT WRIGHT Bob Bob cares not for women The boys are hrs pals Someday he'll wake up And apprecxate the gals Play Commlttee 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 I V Baseball 2, Basketball Mana ger3 4 Intramural Sports 1 2 3 4 Interc1assSports1 2 3 4 FUTURE PLANS Undeclded E were fortunate to have a student from a forelgn country 101D us th1s year Hans Lorenz IS from Breman Germany Although he completed h1s h1gh school course ln h1s own country and IS classed as a post graduate here Hans has taken sev eral semor subjects He plans to enter the Umversxty of Rochester next year to study electncal engmeermg We are glad to welcome Hans to our country and to our commumty We hope hxs stay here w11l be a happy and successful one 21 cc 11 X . . . by . 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I I . l 0 ' Y 'l 97 I . 0 1111 111 11141 . . . . 111 1111 1 77 . . . , 1111 1111 111.1 u . . . . .. ,,. , . xc DI , , . . . , 1 0 - '1111 7 . ,Q 1111 79 . , . , - . . . . fn SOPHOMORE YEAR Advlsor Mlss Imogene Smlth Offlcers Wllmer Rockow Pres Wllma Sessler V1ce Pres Mary lean Carlo Sec , Earl Weltz Treasurer Halloween Hop w1th Mlckey Ophardt as chalrman Max Raney and the Melody Rangers round and square dancmg theme 'Fallmg Leaves ' 'Elmer and the Love Bug, class day yellow and v1olet flsher men Act1v1t1es -nl i5 SENIOR YEAR Advxsors Offlcers Mlss Durrant Mr Wrlght Ken Mullen Pres Ann Whelehan Vlce Pres Mary lean Carlo Sec Mary lane Ked1an Treasurer Magazme sale wlth a proflt of about S700 Our Hearts Were Young and Gay a brg success Semor Ball Kylldlllght Masquerade ' the blg trlp New York Clty an excltmg experlence farewell class day fun and a few tears Graduatlon' Act1v1t1es Advlsors Offlcers ACtlVltl8S FRESHMAN YEAR Mr Howard Smlth Mr Leo Boehner Wllma Sessler Pres Ann Whelehan Vlce Pres Mary jean Carlo Sec Earl Wletz Treasurer Thanksgxvmg assembly ' When Elmer Played John Alden, class day when we walked off wlth flrst prxze ln the competl tlon as dunces Offlcers Act1v1t1es tgirl? 75 OU IUNIOR YEAR Mlss Mary Bess Vernoy Ann Whelehan Pres Earl Wletz Vice Pres Kenneth Mullen Sec Mary jane Kedlan Treasurer C ass rmgs, Pmk For Proposals,' Iumor Prom ruled over by Pat and Wllmer class day blue Teddybears N . U , A l 1 1 'S 9 -. 'N -5 ', -9 ' , I ct . !,, - . -- f . K . . ' l f'x g , -9 c , -' N . . . -- I . . w s A Advisor-- ' n -S , U, -S , 4-. rg, ,,. 5 ' . l. H . , . . I ax . Q f . ' l ' ' A . SKK ' I 4 . . ,il 6 uv 3, . l ' -- ' , t 22 JUHIUH PHUHI ,, 4:59 Q of 1- of Yf ITH the theme of Moonllght and Roses and the muslc of Ken Renmck and hls orchestra our class had one of our flrst blg dances the Iumor Prom The decorations were very brlght and colorful The archway was covered w1th a varlety of colored roses As the royal processlon went through these arches they paused and the former kmg and queen Jack Ienneyahn and Wanda Sessler, gave up thelr crowns to Pat Amsworth and Wllmer Rockow Karl Klafehn Ann Whelehan Earl Wxetz and Marllvn Ophardt were the attend ants and Donna Carter and Sheldon Burrltt were pages 1-A Karl and Marllyn Pat and Wllmer Ann and Earl 23 FN k l A W! l Q f-X 'Y 4 . ' f 5 4: e 1 X' A I I y b 'lk 5. I Q U K .K yr 5 Q 3 L 1 ' - L N SOPHDM 0254110593 14 I -i M' J 1. AVES N October of our sophomore year we put on our Soph Hop with the theme of Fall ing Leaves ' Max Raney and his Hi Boys pro vided the music The gym was gayly decorated in bright autumn colors There were streamers flowing from the center of the ceiling which was very effective in carrying out the theme A won derful evening of fun and entertainment was en Joyed by all Y ITH the music of Gene Zacher and his orchestra the Senior Ball was an evening of wonderful danc- ing and entertainment. The theme of the ball was Midnight Masquerade. The decorations in the gymnasium suited this theme very well, with a big clock in the center of the gym pointing out midnight, and goblets with colorful balloons flowing from them. This gave an effect of gayety and romance. Many people who attended this dance will long remember a most important, successful dance, Our Senior Ball. 24 E the Sen1or Entertalners of the Town of Blg Top of the V1llage of Mxdway ln the County of Monstrosltles and the State of Suspension bemg of monkey mmds and elephant memorles do make publlsh and declare th1s our last Wlll and Testament 1n manner followmg that 1S to say Flrst That all the anlmals ' be properly taken care of by our teachers To our Advlsors Mlss Durrant and Mr Wrxght we leave all the success 1n the world To the faculty we leave our motto of always bemg co operatlve To the board members we leave the future Hllton Central School Pat A1nsworth leaves her qulet vo1ce to Flora Mlllar Phylhs Blodgett leaves her quxet ways to Harold Mlller Mary Jean Carlo leaves her love and aifectlon to the Jumor glrls Conme Coleman leaves her shy and refmed manner to Mr Lester John Derosla leaves some sarcasm to Lmda Dzedrlck every b1t helps Janet Dodson leaves all her pins curlers and wave set to Bllly W1lson Lefty leaves hls way of wooxng the glrls to D1ck Nundy Laura Flugel leaves her ab1l1ty ln shorthand to Beverly Wrlght Betty Harradme leaves all her tall dark and handsomes to Erma Kluth Mary Jane Kedlan leaves her athletlc ab1l1ty to Mlss Lay Karl Klafehn leaves h1s way of Jokmg 1n class to Mr Wrxght Loulse Maler leaves her French accent to Mlss Seemann Audrey McCracken leaves her hat pm to Ruth Lindsay to help her get the pomt 'Sllck ' Mestler leaves hxs w1se cracks to Mr MacDonald Helen Mlllar leaves her graceful str1de to Betty Lou Warnock Chuck M1ller leaves and conslders hlmself lucky Ken Mullen leaves h1s wheels to anyone who needs them Donna Pfarrer leaves her d1et to M1ss Durrant 'Rocky ' leaves h1s broad shoulders to Peggy Balough Shlrley Romels leaves her 'glft of gab ' to anyone who has the nerve to use It W1lma Sessler leaves all her one way heart beats to Alyce Arnold Dlck Smlth leaves hlmself to Margle Herr1ck Pee Wee ' leaves h1s f1gure to Jxmmy Muller Ann Whelehan leaves nothlng Roy wants It all 'Sleepy ' W16tZ leaves h1S women k1ll1ng ways ' to Warren Gavlgan Arme Ophardt leaves h1s trombone to Yehudx Marllyn Ophardt leaves her alarm clock to Mr Guenther she never uses lt Al Eppensteln leaves h1s f1ve o clock shadow to Max Jones Don Kelley leaves h1s corpse to Adams Funeral Home Weldon Spross leaves h1s manly physlque to Charles Blodgett Georgla Watson leaves her flare for clothes to Carol Manchester Bob Wrlght leaves h1s helght to 'Ezra Slowe Nell Rood leaves h1s act1ng abllxty to Sherwood Towers Wxtnessed by The Bearded Lady The Pretzel Man cv' i 3 0. SUPHUHIUHE JUHIUR PLHUS A-9 PINK FOR PROPOSALS NLIKE most classes we began our theatrlcal careers ln our freshman year when under the dlrectlon of Mr Boehner we presented a one act play for a Thanksglvlng assembly program Entltled When Elmer Played Iohn Alden It was most approprlate for the season and was well re celved by the audience In our Sophomore year under the skillful d1rect1on of Mlss Durant we made our flrst evemng de but behmd the foothghts We presented a one act comedy entltled Elmer and The Love Bug ' star rmg Nell Rood as Elmer supported by Pat Alnsworth and Wllma Sessler Thls attempt at dramatlcs showed a young boy who suddenly found hlmself more lnterested m a glrl than ln h1s prevlous loves of campmg and other outdoor sports Then came our Iumor year 1n whxch we staged a romantlc comedy 'Pmk For Proposals Three offers of marrlage were made to a nmeteen year old glrl slmply because she wore a p1nk dress Th1s lucky glrl was Pat Amsworth wlth a wonderful cast mcludmg Earl Wletz Wllma Sessler, LaVern La Due Kenneth Mullen and Marllyn Ophardt Wlth so much valuable experlence behmd us we now felt that we were ready for our semor pro ductlon a three act play A t ,jj 0 KX' X eye sf Weed? .. 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A J-:D 2 Qs: ,sly 'Q O Y J LA 1' 'lg , ' 1 x ,vt . a , 3 I K LA f , if P : ' N ,N is - i Y . - A ,L gi. n SEHIUH PLHU '-v UT of the many projects that we undertook thls year, our Semor Play has been one of the most successful On November 4th after many weeks of hectlc practlcmg and rehearsals we presented Our Hearts Were Young and Gay The dlrector of the play was Mrs Lotze as sisted by M1ss Durrant and Mr Wrlght The play concerns Cornella and Emxly two young g1rls who are preparing for thelr flrst trlp pendent They have an excltmg adventure wlth a Stowaway mlstake the leader of the shlp s band for an admiral and take all sorts of fancy seaslck remedxes They meet two medlcal students who eventually d1agnose a case of measles for Cornella Through a sknllful job of make up they get past a bewlldered medlcal mspector In Pans they get mvolved with a gas meter and bed bugs and try to get actmg lessons from a French actor These were but a few of the wonderful and uproarlous moments of the play The much sought after 1923 costumes added greatly to the humor of the play Accordmg to the applause of the audlence the play was a great success THE CAST Mrs Skmner Steward Corneha Otls Skinner Emlly Purser Stewardess Dmck Admxral Harrlet Wmxfred Leo Inspector Therese Madame Ehse Monsieur De La Croix Window Cleaner Manlyn Ophardt Weldon Spross Wxlma Sessler Kenneth Mullen Pat Alnsworth Wllma Rockow Shlrley Romels Nell Rood Karl Klafehn Mary jane Ked1an Ann Whelehan LaVerne LaDue Audrey McCracken Louise Maler Mary Iean Carlo Alfred Eppenstem Weldon Spross 27 E if V fr-gl at K U I A f 4 4 T gy e - I f CK . , ' 1 1 , n . . , to Europe. They try hard to appear bored,with this sort of thing and are determined to be inde- . . . . . , .2-N 5 'N 2 1 ' . . E 3 X c PRUPHECU HE life of a fortune teller w1th the bxggest show on earth is sometimes a busy one It was on one of the slower days when ram kept the crowds away that I was zdly gazing mto my crystal ball Suddenly I was amazed to see passing before my eyes the members of my own class at Hilton Central School Twenty years had brought many changes but I could sttll recog n1ze my old friends Pat Ainsworth IS now the proud parent of several small Ed itions Phyllxs Blodgett IS testing pistons for General Motors' new cars Mary Jean Carlo is sat1sf1ed to have her 'Moon in the daytime as well as at night Connie Coleman IS making watts for General Electric John Derosxa has flnally mvented a machlne to do his breathing for him Janet Dodson IS smglng with Eddle Arnold and his Plow Boys Laura Flugel has reached her goal and IS now a professional 1ce skater Betty Harradme after ten years of study has perfected a typewrlter that will write her letters for her M ry lane Kedlan has changed from teaching gym to teachxng Art Don Kelly IS owner of Braddocks Helghts a fashlonable summer resort Karl Klafehn IS mayor of Hamlin Center Lefty LaDue crlppled his left arm playmg Patty' ' cake they now call him righty Louise Ma1er IS Umted States ambassador to Afghanlstan Audrey McCracken goes around the country lecturing on How To Be A Good Listener Sllck Mestler s pltchmg arm has flnally settled down He IS now ln h1s second year wxth the Dodgers Helen Mlllar 1s chlef executlve of the hghthouse at Llghthouse Beach Charles Mlller IS head of the stage crew at the Metropohtan Opera House Ken Mullen had to walt a long tlme for B111 to retlre but he IS now the shop teacher at Hilton Central rllyn Ophardt now plays the lead ln Portia Faces L1fe Donna Pfarrer is gwmg reduclng exerclses over WHAM every mornmg at 5 15 Wllmer Rockow was voted old pro of the year ln the N B A Shlrley Romels now makes short hauls 1n her new p1ck up truck Nell Rood owns the New York Central Wllma Sessler has settled down flnally Larry Slowe has traded the heater ln hls Ford for a Coleman stove Dnck Smlth runs a gu1de servtce through Hllton S north woods don Spross has supplanted Al Capp as cartoomst for ' Llttle Abner' Georgxa Watson stlll hasn t glven up lookmg for that tall dark and handsome man Ann Whelehan after several successful years as a medical secretary IS now an equally successful housewlfe Earl Wletz IS starrlng 1n Hollywood productlons opposlte Ioan Davls Bob Wrlght IS manager of the Rochester Fllleretts Swarm Eppens em is 9 if .4 ',sg,z1Q 28 A9 . ,, . . . . , a . . . ,, . - - at -- ca 77 li Arnold Ophardt is starring in lust Plain Arnold on N. B. C. Ma . . . ' it !! ' I wel ' ' ' ' . . , . . , If '79 t ' Wu 6 A ' f x 9 t- f wi. .1 , 1 -J e4 3 'T' -ill gf .1,, VJ if 4, , ln- 5 , A , sl -, , . . . ,ii-' f H' I , 1 '41 l . 'J s I ' ' l 'l - x -sv. 4' f 5 N I ,, . . 354 ' -Q -- . 1 'rits 5,1 ' -1- . fl 224 . T S,,'li A I A'5,,.. N .., - ' U - X F SQL u f - - -f ' 4 L.. 1--- ' 1 ml u-4, 1'2 ww Ls- uri-In :Hu um su so 1 Q nh- X 4411 ll I II lil 1:-fs -1 aux XV! --.A . 2 - ..,4-if v ' 'S' Q . .4 B ld f EQ Q Lani y .H 4f '4' 'Y V -'S 'iv X. A J xi Sxl 1011 WW! .. Q- mif ..- li. X wa ,IJ lf! 5 rl .lunmns W 1ST ROW MISS MALIA KOHLMEIER BERTRAM WARNOCK M DIEDRICK ULRICH G LEMCKE BLODGETT MR BRAND 2ND ROW VIGLIOTTI HUNDLEY L DIEDRICK SPEER WRIGHT DSWITT MILLER TELLER GILLETTE KING 3RD ROW F' BLAIR M LEMCKE LINDSAY SCHUTTE SCHULTZ MIZMA STEVENSON LANGSWAGER WAGNER 4TH ROW J SMITH ROUSE CROWLEY WHITLEY KOSS NUNDY W SMITH LUFPIAN MELDER G BLAIR K 'ff' Q-...D gy Presldent Don Schultz 3 Secretary Betty Langswager A X1 Treasurer Gary Blalr K -, Student Councll Rep Eddy Mlzma ' X -U ,sy W. HE year 1949 50 has been a very successful one for the class of 51 whlch under the capable direction of 1ts advlsors Mr Brand and Mass Malia has come out on top 1n most of 1ts ventures Durmg the flrst half year the class ordered its class rmgs whlch were delxvered ln january Also, we undertook the sellmg of refreshments at the home basketball games and the money thus recelved has helped our class treasury As the second term rolled around the class was 1n a frenzy trymg to cram for the mld year ex aminatlons choose two plays to be put on wlth the Sophomores and make ready the plans for our class day all ln the space of a few short weeks All was not lost however and we struggled through our ex ams and turned in our class day plans Then 1n May came the hlghhght of our year the Junior Prom Good music and novel decoratlons helped to make It a great success Many of our boys d1d a fxne job playmg on school teams and two of our girls were cheerleaders We thank the members of our class for thezr cooperatlon m thls year s projects and we are looking forward to our senior year 32 ,f 1' .. My , my .E ' r 9 . vga r N Vice President George Vigliotti E J xl I f -V JI 1 , ' . . . , . . , . . . 1 I ' r 1 ' 0 0 l u , . SUPHUIHURES IST ROW BISHOP BUELL CUNNINGHAM RADFORD LEMCKE 2ND ROW MR DSRITTER WILSON WAKE SCHEAN TOWERS R GAVIGAN WHIT MORE HARRADINE HAIGHT MRS LOTZE 3RD ROW DEJONGE CONLEY SMITH BURGESS BALOUGH CHASE KLUTH HILL HAYNES KANOUS JACKLING 4TH ROW KLAFEHN SCHNUCKER FLACK COAKLEY HERRICK REITHAL RYDER RADTKE BEEHLER TALBOT 5TH ROW MCGURN GILLETTE N TYREZLL CLEMENT F' TYRELL CRABB W GAVIGAN MILLAR WOODAMS YOUNG WRIGHT ,QQ Vlce Presldent Leslie Clement Secretary Barbara Schnucker Cl Treasurer Flora Mlllar 4 Q as-2 Student Councll Rep Warren Gavigan O 17 get ' :Y-4 X, -fr CT' HE Sophomore Class began the fall term of 1949 wrth hm Iacklmg once more presldmg and Mr DeR1tter and Mrs Lotze as our class advlsors We lmmedlately started plans for our 'Soph Hop whlch took place November 10 Our theme was That Lucky Old Sun, and our ce111ng was composed of balloons hlled with confettl whlch gave a pleasmg effect Early um the second term we presented our class play ' A N1ght m the Country ' whlch was a great success We were also well represented m sports thls year We had three cheerleaders on the Varsity squad and half of the players on the Iumor Varslty team were from the Sophomore Class Now that we are well adlusted to hlgh school 3.CtlVltl6S we are lookmg forward to two more years of fun and success 33 I , I ff' President Iimmy Iackling A x 5 if 'lv e a I fy 1 . 1 ll 9 Q Y 8 Y I , 'JI' 5 F 5 4 FRESHIHEH 1ST ROW JUDD KANOUS ARNOLD DAVENPORT RABJOHN BAYER KOHIMEIER SLOWE 2ND ROW MR MBCDONALD J MORAN JENNEJAHN RYAN PETERSON JACKLING l DODSON YOUNG MAXWELL PUM 3RD ROW COOPER STEVENSON GILL P COLEMAN WINGHART CONLEY DSWITT DAY ADAMS BLODGETT SMITH MULLEN VANDORN W DODSON 4TH ROM R MILLER DAY LOTZ BARILE CLEMENT BUELL THESING MHCKENZIE NICHOLS TABER COVINGTON 5TH ROW VERNEY DUDE JONES UTTER ROWLEY RUNDELL J MILLER REID W MORAN DEROSIA M COLEMAN FOSTER DECKER FEIL Freshmen Offlcers Presldent V1ce Presldent Secretary a Treasurer Student Councll Rep Mlchael Bayer Henry Dude Iuha Moran Joan Stevenson Pat Conley HE freshman class of I-hlton Central has successfully completed a busy flrst year ln semor hlgh The class orgamzatlons unmedlately went to work preparing a Chrlstmas party whlch provided a good t1me for everyone Dance muslc was the next presentatlon of the class when the annual Freshman Dance provided fun and entertamment to a large group of merry makers ln the ga11y decorated gym Flnally keyed to the colors of green and whlte, the tradxtlonal Class Day ceremomes formally ln troduced the freshman class to Hllton -'el 1 . Q 34 EIGHTH GRHUE 1ST ROW KAY DIEDRICH BURGESS LHDUE SARGENT D PLEISCHHAUER DODSON VZHSKIVER HASLIP CARIO 2ND ROW CORRIGAN JACOBS TABER VIIKFL NEWSOME HAYNES CHASE OPHARDT R FLEISCHHAUER PFARRER MR LESTER 3RD ROW BERTRAM WHITE MILLER SCHOUTEN HOWELL MORAN SCHULTZ COOPER GABLE KAIMER GATES MIZMA JFNNEJAHN CHATTIN 4TH ROW SACKETT RITTENBURG MCKENZIE BROOKS L BAIE RENKERT HERMANCE MCCANN SMITH CHRIST SPROSS MESTLER DUNN STH ROW GAVIGAN DAVIS MILLAR MAPES FOLEY DAVID KLAPEHN HILER BOWER GROTERS COOPER GRDVES HOFFMAN BARRETT S ! Q K ,X Q Presldent Ronald Jacobs Vlce Presldent Phyllls Bower U Secretary Francis Brooks ...dj f lv R7 Treasurer Iohn Dunn Student Councll Rep Don Flelshhauer ... Os.-4' fi C' HE 8th grade has had a part ln many 2,CtlV1tl9S durmg the past year Durmg the flrst half of the year we could Jom dramatxcs club under the d1rect1on of Mrs Lotze, the sclence club under Mr Brand or hbrary club under Miss Seemann The 8th graders were also allowed to try out for cheer 1ead1ng Three members of our class Jolned the Jumor varslty squad Durmg sports perlod we had mtramural basketball volleyball, and baseball The Jumor chorus under the directlon of Mr Guen ther went to Indlan Landmg for the festlval Two 8th graders are members of the semor band We had an 8th grade mght ln whlch our parents met w1th our teachers to dlscuss our hlgh school courses On Class Day we had fun takmg part ln the parade and assembly We all look forward to the commg year when we can partlclpate more ln all the aCt1Vltl6S 35 N 1 4 7 I 4 s :Ts A ' .. 4 , . 4' ' Q, ' 4 'L- sfvfmn snanf W IST ROW TYNER WONDERGEM AVERY ST GEORGE WEBSTER RICE E NICHOLS DGROSIA COYLE 2ND ROW MISS HEELAS GILL FOSTER MBCKENZIE D NICHOLS BAYER ADAMS MILBARROW SCHULTZ BROWN MRS WATTERS 3RD ROW HANKEY METCALF JENNEJAHN R KRESS BARRETT FLUGEL HILL GILT HENDERSHOT IVESON WAY WILLIAMS MULLEN TOWERS 4TH ROW VBUDORN JUDD KLAFEHN SLOWE WOOD AMS HUFFER HOUGHTALING C NICHOLS KAY BRUCHHAUSER COLLAMER MILLER H KRESS 5TH ROW YOUNG MANCHESTER HOWELL LEMCKE DIECKMAN STEVENS RABJOHN BENNETT JOHNSON ARRAIN GAVIGAN SAMSON L D Presxdent MarJor1e Avery Vnce Preszdent Thomas Coyle Q .Q Secretary Shlrley Ienneyahn ? XJ Treasurer Margaret Huffer W Y Student Councll Rep Susan Dxeckman aff A A LZ HE seventh grade has had qulte an actlve year We partlclpated ln sclence club hbrary club and Jumor hlgh band and chorus In soclal stud1es we made a book called A Study of Our Town The seven II class made a scene of Old Hllton and the seven I class made a scene of New Hl1tOI'l as lt IS today We also had an exhlblt of old books and school utenslls ln Enghsh class we made models of some hterature l1ke Treasure Island and Courtshlp of Mlles Standlsh We also had the honor of partlclpatlng m class day and the parade We had a very mce Chrlstmas party and assembly The lor and semor schools put on a play called Bxrds Chrlstmas Carol Some of the seventh grade took part IH the photography contest sponsored by the scnence club We also learned how to play soccer baseball basketball and football, and the gxrls learned to dance ln gym In home economlcs the glrls learned to make some clothes and cook food In shop the boys learned to make furmture and a few tm artlcles such as the candle holders and ash trays We thmk the seventh grade was a very excltmg year and we hope the future grades wlll too 36 . , Q . . 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' DI, - - . cc - 1 ' .71 I Jun- - n . . 1 4 1, , , ' . u u SIXTH GHHDE FIFTH GRHDE 1ST ROW WILSON WAKE BIZALION SHEAHEN HARRIS COVINGTON MCCRACKEN VBHDORN 2ND ROW MR KIRBY SCHULTZ DUNN MERRITT RABJOHNS HESS WHITE SCHLAFFER HEMMERICH B HAYNES GATES NICHOLS MRS KIRBY 3RD ROW HANKEY CUNNINGHAM BARRETT DUNBAR BLODGETT PAGE WITHEROW PRISBEE ROUSE KLUTH TRAVIS 4TH ROW SCHNUCKER TABER KELLY HAZARD WHITLEY FOSTER RABJOHN ARMSTRONG SMITH SACKETT D ALESIO 5TH ROW WRIGHT DELANO STOICK BERGLAND KLAPEHN OPHARDT SCHULT WILLAR KLUTH VBHSKIVER W HAYNES 1ST ROW GROTH HOUGHTALING LUPO CUDDEBACK HARRADINE BO LEMCKE 2ND ROW BLODGETT DONOVAN STONER MBCKENZIE KALPIN KELLY WALLACE DUNN TABER 3RD ROW MRS KIRBY NEWTON WEIHONIG M BEEHLER WRIGHT SCHULTZ VanDORN ADAMS WEBSTER LAISNEY MISS STUBBS 4TH ROW UNGER SANDRA SOVIE HOBSON GILLETTE REITHEL WOODAMS SHARON SOVIE FLUGEL B BEEHLER OPHARDT 5TH ROW HOWARD JAYNES TASKEY HUNTER BURGER RENCKERT HUFFER BLAIR KUEFER CHRIST WAY HENRY 37 I I I I I I I - I I - - - I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I 3 I I I I I I I I I I I - I I I I I I I . 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A Q U .V 5 . . , v 1. . 1 ' 5 - A .- I .Q ff A 1 H u f. - ff' 3 U A .LL A .M , I Hg. . A A . if IST ROW! IVESON, PINCKNEY, C. CASTLE, SCHILDT, CLAREY2 2ND ROW! B. RYAN, HURLBUTT, C. GROVES, STOICKZ 3RD ROW! ,M 3 ,, ' A: . f' ' , fa - l , s . . , x A K Wm' ' . - ' s . tl - -E . R.. . may l,v.m-'K A -,., R--5 - A k I '- r , . l V 'f- 5. Cf 4 ' , 4 1 N , .x A . Q o A A R . . S xr . . .5 ' R Qu : ? Rf-:R 'R . 'if , S Y! 00 fjvghnl p fl. L 1ST ROW R SMITH C SHEFLIN M SHEFLIN GAVIGAN ZND ROW ROBERT DIEDRICK FALLON 7 JUDD MRS NEWSOME HOISINGTON WRIGHT A SMITH SRD ROW ODELL RICHARD DIEDRICK NEWSOME JACKSON KRESS T SHEFLIN TYRRELL SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT A STREE J BURGESS CARPENTER G KLOTER w STREB STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT MIZMA RLUTH, D BARNES SACKETT n BURGESS KLOTER MRS NUNDY G MERRITT J MERRITT MUNZERT R BURGESS R BARNES WI 43 f h 'R V. . . H NI Ziff E 5 A r I 1' X wiki' Ilfkfwk - 3 ' '1 l ' 5 ' , 1,5 A , f 1. ll' Q Qld., ,, ' 'LF .-Q i p 1' Q T Af K Y vu 1x ,T . 1 f 1 ' ' . ' k 5- , . f 4 . 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Q HE Student Council IS an orgamzatnon of representatwes elected by the student body to assxst and cooperate wlth the admlmstratlon on matters pertalmng to student actwltles Thls body conslsts of representatives from 7 through 12 and varlous act1v1t1es of the school The Councll IS m charge of such matters as planmng assembhes selectlon of cheerleaders as slstmg m the fmancmg of the athlet1c programs and the sellmg of txckets at the basketball games New actlvlties have been added to the counc1l's task this year, the sponsorlng of the class day program and the revlsmg of the rules and regulatlons regardmg the selectlon of cheerleaders The Councll thls year has so orgamzed xtself that lt has been admltted as a member of the Natlonal As soclatlon of Student Counclls 46 . H ' - gp if 1 s I , p , 1 Nl 1' i S Q i at 30, i 1 A Q 'T , T ' It r ai s . f x - sa- .,-Aj f 1 Q' :U gee x CQ' . ' , . ' Q i ff ' f' . sd Q ' C 9' i ' N., S d 5 gp , 'Ven ' H H W sclfncf cms 1ST ROW MR BRAND OPHARDT DUNN CARIO COOPER 2ND ROW METCALF' MILLER LBDUE J ADAMS COYLE IVESON HOWELL 3RD ROW SCHOUTEN HANKFY SPROSS CHATTEN C ADAMS 4TH ROW HILER JENNEJAHN JACOBS SCHULTZ SMITH Presldent Sandy Cooper Vlce Presldent John Dunn Secretary Gloria Carlo 'S Treasurer James Spross Student Councll Rep John Dunn HE Sclence Club under supervlslon of Mr Brand has started 1n the jumor hlgh thls year and It plans to contlnue as a hlgh school actlvlty when the orlgmal members of the club have passed mto hlgh school At thexr flrst meetlngs at the begmmng of the year the members dxscussed a conservation project to plant trees ln the area around and near Hllton They wrote letters to varlous conservatlon orgam zatlons to obtain mformatlon about thls project, and plan to plant the trees ID the sprlng About the hrst of November the club started a photographxc project The found a sponsor for a photographxc contest for the whole school There was great mterest shown by the students IH thls con test Several of the members now have purchased thelr own photographlc equlpment to enable them to work at home The large membershlp of the club IS evldence of the enthusnasm w1th whlch the new Sclence Club has been accepted 2? AT5297 29? Wewenmng Q or x at 39 W Aff? as l D m l ' J .ru -1' E u I C1 Q . 'Clog 4 7 ,M X , ,h'-. k I , 4 I sfnma uannnu cms cpe SEATED MISS SEEMANN COVINGTON L DBWITT ARNOLD MULLEN WATSON IST ROW G DSWITT FLUGEL RYAN ADAMS HILL BUELL 2ND ROI F' GILLETTE PEIL RABJOHNS V GILLETTE WAGNER BEEHLER C' OR the L1brary Club, thus was a year of changes new routmes, and mcreased services For the flrst t1me the Semor Hlgh School Llbrary Club held 1ts meetmgs separately from the seventh and elghth grades The semor club had a total of seventeen members mcludtng several who plan to take hbrary work after graduatmg Presldent Georgta Watson V1ce Pres1dent Alyce Arnold Secretary Lols DeWitt Treasurer Wllham Mullen Student Councll Rep Bonme Covlngton ,ZQ Durmg the year the members took an actwe part ln many pr0Jects Each one worked at least one period a week ln the hbrary The hbrary axdes perform many types of dutles clrculatlon of desk dutles checking books in and out mechamcal routlnes for catalogmg and cxrculatlon checking m mall and magazmes and serv1c1ng permodxcals Addmonal dunes mcluded takmg overdue and flne notlces to homerooms settmg up dlsplays of books planmng bulletm boards and performmg numerous errands connected vnth the hbrary routme Several new act1v1t1es were added to th1s year's club schedule One of the hxghhghts was the Book Week Assembly Program dlrected by Mlss Seemann Each member of the club took an actwe part ln xts preparauon or in performmg on stage Thls program was the flrst of 1ts k1nd. 48 l . . , . . . . u . ,. . up . 6, . . 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JUNIOR LIBHHHH CLUB 1ST ROW MISS SEEMANN DIEDRICK LHBAIE NEWSOME GROTERS MIKEL COOPER 2ND ROW SHULTZ WONDERGEM IVESON ST GEORGE TYNER BRUCHHAUSER PLUGEL E NICHOLS HILL JENNEJAHN AVERY 3RD ROW HOUGHTALING VanDORN COYLE COLLAMER M J BARRETT W BARRETT MESTLER DODSON GABLE HASLIP GILT D NICHOL 4TH ROW G MACKENZIE COOPER CARIO GATES HOFFMAN MIZMA KAIMER RENCKERT JOHNSON MANCHESTER HAYNES MILLER CHRIST 5TH ROW KAY HOWELL TABOR PFARRER CORRIGAN N MACKENZIE MILLAR BROOKS ARRAIN MORAN SAMSON MILBARROW 7th Grade Offlcers 8th Grade Officers Presldent Betty Cooper Edward Bruchhauser Vlce Presldent Luther D1edr1ck Prlscllla Tyner Secretary Ruth Groters Ed1th Nlchols Treasurer Beverly Mlkel Delores Flugel Student Councll Rep Iudy LaBa1e Shxrley IenneJahn URING the year the Jumor club has taken care of the shelves to see that the books were ln order and dusted Sendlng for catalogues and pamphlets became the mam project for the year Due to the fact that both groups met mnth perlod, many other act1v1t1es mterfered so that a weekly meetlng was xmposslble In splte of thls hand1cap the club served a deflmte need for an outlet for student ln terest and the deslre to be helpful These students wlll be el1g1b1e for the semor club when they become Freshmen The Jumor Hlgh Llbrary Club IS d1v1ded mto two groups the Seventh and Elghth Grades Meetmgs are held once a week the Elghth Grade on Mondays, 'mth a total attendance of 24 people and the Seventh Grade on Wednesdays Wlth 26 members xg Q KZQJQ 49 O ' 6 it 4 3 0 ' ? 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A A SEHIUH BHHD l 1ST ROW JONES VERNEY MORAN NICHOLS MCCRACKEN ROMEIS M OPHARDT CLEMENT 2ND ROV: A OPHARDT JENNEJAHN .HCOBS LUFFMAN MIZMA P OPHARDT SHETLER JUDD 3RD ROW MR GUENTHER WIETZ HAIGHT CONLEY Llbrarlan Edward Mlzma Student Councll Rep Marllyn Ophardt ATCH the mtonatlon Clarlnets play louder trumpets softer Rntard at A Pxamsslmo at C Dlrectlons such as these can mean only one thlng a rehearsal of the semor band Thls group IS growmg ln every phase of nts orgamzatlon The band IS larger emply1ng more trumpets more clarl nets and more trombones These young people have grown also ln muslcal stature Last year the band performed pr1mar1ly slmple grade 1 or 2 muslc Thls year standard band muslc such as a Perslan Market and 'Bolero Non IS echolng forth from the rehearsal hall The task of bulldmg an effectlve flrst class hlgh school band IS necessarlly slow and the road ahead IS st1ll long and rough Nevertheless Mr Guenther the dlrector shows lncreasmg slgns of optlmlsm as each rehearsal adds a b1t more flmsh and more evidence of advancement Actually the semor band s future lS made much brlghter by the prospects comlng up ln the Jumor band At least 8 or 9 of these muslclans w1ll take thelr place ln the semor band next year, playmg some of the more d1ff1cult mstruments such as French Horn, barltone and tuba The semor band has been provlded wlth much fmer and newer equlpment such as cymbals and 2 new French Horns. Next year more equipment w1ll be added Because of all these factors, Hllton Central has a rlght to be optxmlstlc about 1ts semor band. Thls group has grown, w1ll contlnue to grow, and wxll rlghtfully take lts place among the top hlgh schoo bands of Monroe County and Western New York. l SEHIUH CHUHUS Y'P'Y 1ST ROW MR GUENTHER HAIGHT PETERSON JENNEJAHN KOHLMEIER HERRICK J MORAN MAXIELL ARNOLD M SMITH JUDD D KANOUS RADFORD 2ND ROW BAYER S SMITH RABJOHNS H MILLER R CONLEY A OPHARDT FLACK P CONLEY WINGHART C CLEMENT P COLEMAN COAKLY ULRICH FLUGAL P BLODGETT HUNDLEY ADAMS C COLEMAN MISS KELLER 3RD ROW DODSON THESING MIZMA ROOD JONES KLAFEHN VIGLIOTTI M DIEDRICK SCHNUCKER WATSON JACKLING SPEER HAYNES S BLODGETT NICHOLS KAY L DIEDRICK SHETLER BALOUGH CHASE PFARRER 4TH ROW WIETZ J MILLER EPPENSTEIN REID L CLEMENT CROILEY VERNEY I MORAN DAY BLAIR M OPHARDT STEVENSON MILLAR TYRRELL LEMCKE LANGSIAGER FOSTER LINDSAY DEROSIA ROMEIS MCCRACKEN TALBOT P MILLER M COLEMAN B KANOUS President Secretary Treasurer Presldent Vlce Pres1dent Sec'ry Treas Iessle Speer Donna Pfarrer Ann Stevenson Earl Wletz Alfred Eppensteln Warren Gavlgan Llbrarlan Student Councll Rep Lxbrarzan Student Councll Rep Alyce Arnold Eileen Ulrlch jerry Klafehn Warren Gavlgan N September of 1948 the students of Hllton were prom1sed a semor choral group that would be second to none m thls colmty That promlse seemed almost fantastlc at the tlme but the record of achlevement smce then has mdxcated that thls promise w1l1 soon be a reallty It was a dlffzcult task to recrult a chorus Last year only 26 gmrls and 8 boys could be found who were wlllmg to smg Thrs naturally meant that there could be no muted chorus smce the balance would be far out of proportion However these few students shared the v1ew wlth Mr Guenther thelr dlrector that by developmg thenr choruses to the best of the1r ab1l1ty they would soon entlce more fellow students mto the musical fold In Aprll of last year Hllton was host to the Monroe County Semor Vocal Festlval Both our boys chorus and our glrls chorus turned m excellent performances. Thls was the spark that was needed. In the fall of the present school year, the choral call was agam sounded and the response was loud and forceful. Flfty four glrls turned out for gurls' chorus, and 32 boys for boys' chorus. Thls also meant a m1xed chorus of 86 volces. New umforms were lmmediately ordered, rlsers were purchased, and the choruses began rehearsals for the Chrlstmas program. The glrls performed beautifully under the capable leadership of Mlss Keller, as dld the boys' chorus and mlxed chorus under the directlon of Mr. Guenther. The Hallelu1ah Chorus chmaxed the program and was very well received by an audl ence that fully reallzed the advancement shown by thls group. 51 . , , . . ' fi 2 E 1 1 ! ' I ', ' ,, . H 2 L , L ,L I 3 , ' U f 1 -V f f 5 f Q: gl 1 5 ev 5 W f 3 3 fig ' f 'T -5 Q Q A 'fi nz 7' i A 1' ' I Q mf J Q? 'f G 5 Q- .i , - 5 ' ' , . . ,E . .- 'L w, 4 t . ' 7I - f Q , . .F -' 5 8' It ' Q v J f 'J 1r . ' Y ,R I - 4 -' 7 ' 9 . ' 9 ' 9 J Y I ' 9 . . , . , . JUHIUH BHHD V4 PQ' -7 IST ROW MR GUENTHER DUNN GATES VHHDORN 2ND ROW SCHNUCKER HOUGHTALING WILSON ADAMS SCHULTZ HARRADINE RABJOHNS 3RD ROW HAZARD HOWELL WRIGHT HENDERSHOT KENFER WEIHONIG MCCRACKEN 4TH ROW BLAIR MIZMA RABJOHN HOWELL CHATTIN RENCKERT IVESON SCHLAFFER O the headlng I1m1or Band IS not a mlsprlnt We now have two bands at Hllton the well estabhshed semor band and now the new Jumor band The latter group consxstmg of 30 students from grades 5 through 8 was the dlrect outgrowth of a deluge of requests to study a muslcal lnstrument When Mr Guenther the d1rector of thus band lssued the call for young muslcxans the response was heart warzmng Students even agreed to play such d1ff1cult lnstru ments as tubas French Horns and flutes ln additlon to the more popular ones These boys and girls not only wanted muslcal mstructlon they wanted a band of thelr own one that would grow rlght along wnth the1r muslcal advancement They have such a band whlch IS actually larger m number than the semor group Thus group meets on Wednesdays for thexr rehearsal and they really take prxde 1n the1r work True the sounds are st1ll rough Many a wrong note IS heard plus numerous varletles of squeaks but the groundwork IS bemg laxd for a much better semor band as well as a jumor band Progress has been wonderful Each week a few more semor band members place an ear to the musxc room door to see Just how much competltlon these younger players are gomg to afford The worrled looks on some of these faces IS 1nd1cat1on enough that compet1t1on w1ll be keen. These young mu sic1ans are determmed to raxse the mus1cal standard of thelr school and thelr determmation wlll be well rewarded. 6 G --0 5- fi? i Q Q 1 A' Q G el f ' 0 ' S352-'L if - gag 2 I I g I Z l ' I 5 J Vg ggeag. L A - 5 , lg ,L , 1 Mg ' 1 I g h .WI 5 ? 'ir . L ff - lf' g B ,p JK A ,E I -a if -' , - A . A A ,A n?:'I' R' 4 .W 1 ' M 'i ..' .1 'f ' ' , '4- .' lf' 14 f f ' ts-,Y Q. A I ' a. .fix ' - I MCP N ,g gi 'lx I' YAY ijA M' ,Qt ' A 6 I f . . ,,. . . . - 1 ' 1 s ' s ,. . . . . , . . ,. 1 ' ' 9 y 1 ' 1 ' x , . I . . . , JUNIOR CHORUS 1ST ROI MR GUENTHER KAY BRUCHHAUSER METCALF' FOSTER LOWER VBIISKIVER JENNEJAHN RICE DEROSIA AVERY MISS KELLER 2ND ROW GAVIGAN HOUGHTALING JACOBS WAY KLAFEHN BARRETT HASLIP NICHOLS TYNER ST GEORGE KRESS 3RD ROW BERNARDO DUIWN SMITH CHATTIN MIKEL COOPER OPHARDT WOODAMS DIECKMAN MILLER ADAMS LEMCKE COLLAMER G MHCKENZIE 4TH ROW MAPES IIORAN SCHULTZ MCANN MILLAR N MaCKENZIE RENCKERT LBBAIE BROOKS JENNEJAHN PFARRER MIZMA RITTENBURG NEW SOME GABLE f interest is clearly seen when we observe a Junior chorus rehearsal Only slightly over one year old this group has already become large enough to be divided into two choral groups boys and girls The boys' chorus now consists of 22 singers from grades 7 and 8 while the girls' chorus numbers 30 also from the Junior high school division The boys' group under the direction of Mr Guenther and the girls group under Miss Keller's tutelage have both shown amazing progress Both groups have turned in very creditable performances at the Monroe County Elementary Vocal Festival held this year at Indian Landing and at our own music festival here at Hilton This is an almost unique accomplishment for any chorus barely one year old in experience So great is the enthusiasm of both Junior groups that the clamor among them for more re hearsal time is greater each week The schedule this year permits only one rehearsal each week and these ambitious boys and girls feel that they deserve and need at least two rehearsals to match their older choralrnates A spirit such as this will not be denied These organizations are destined for even greater things both in musical achelvement and musical culture 53 l l VIDENCE of the rapid growth of the music department at Hilton Central, both in size and . . , . , . . , Hunan vlsum nuns p SEATED HR LOUGHHEAD SIITH STANDING KLAFEHN LRDUE MULLEN ROCKOW HIS year was the fourth year of the Audio Vxsual A1d Group and, under the d1rect1on of Mr Loughhead lt has become an essentxal part of our school program The mam respons1b111ty of the Aud1o Vlsual Alds Group is to operate the projector and the phono graph rn the classrooms and to assist mstructors ln audlo work They also have the Job of malnng the sound effects for the plays put on each year by the dlfferent classes Each week different members of the group are asslgned to work w1th the projector or the phono graph nn classrooms requestmg this service The orgamzatlon IS set up so that there are two semors, two Jumors and a sophomore ln it each year or perhaps a freshman Wxth such a set up members wlth experxence are able to come up and take the place of the graduates each year S 1 f f -4 Av QI pd dmza n Q ai 54 F f-L z x' 6 Sql' I 0 O C 9 ' Z ' D ,. .4 Q f Lf J. S22 . ' S Q i v., sms: 5 X - E 4 A 7 5 U' W M Lf N 1 l Q ,zwlr 1 N X i W N 'Q X l Q 03303 sb Jo ' S x I if l it' gi 'wi - iu -5 - 'Tj. f - H .---1--.....-: 1 E NO HOP GIVE AND GO . U CHEEK TO CHEEK X2 A PITCHER s NIGHTMARE BOT TOMS UP 56 J f , Q fv. J. .0 I. ..x I 1 1 25' w , : . , +1 'A xv Q I tl. K , . x qxyqz Q 'Q X' ,Q--L, -A N ' N L again? 2 i Z T, ' agp 'AAV' A 2..fwt-in K A Q S . --' LA : 5 4 TJ' Y EQ . T- '11 i '5 I -A K U 5 H ' Q , 'J I 1 YQ T3 Q., 4. 1, Q. J , ,, A . , X S I , L f J , : succfn gg 1ST ROW OPHARDT MIZMA WILSON J JENNEJAHN SLOWE BLAIR MCGURN 2ND ROW COACH DERITTER ORAN KING JACKLING SMITH LHDUE COACH TOLHURST 3RD ROW C JENNEJAHN REED SPROSS ROCKOW LUFFMAN I HIS year Hllton flelded a soccer team ln the B league The team was coached by Mr Tolhurst who was asslsted by Mr DeR1tter Bemg the flrst team ever to play soccer m the school s hlstory, the boys were all mexperl enced at the game but rlght from the start they showed the fxghtmg sp1r1t and drwe whlch made them learn fast The schedule was very tough but st11l the boys managed a record of two wms and mne losses and many tlmes losmg games whlch were very close The 1950 team will have many veterans from last year and hav1ng a year of experlence should prove to be a top contender for the B league champlonshlp It would be a great honor to the school and the team to have a champlonshlp team m 1ts second year of soccer at Hxlton The team wlll be capable of achlevmg thls and are plannmg to do so LaDue Wh1t1ey Kmg Blalr Ophardt Rockow Iacklmg IenneJalm Spross Luffman Ut111ty men W Sept Wllson Reld Moran M1l1er Record Schoff Mizma Smlth Churchvllle at Hllton Spencerport at H1lton I-I1lton at Rush Hen Rush Hen at I-hlton Honeoye Falls at I-hlton Hllton at Plttsford Hllton at Churchvllle Hllton at Honeoye Falls Hllton at Penfleld Bnghton at Hllton Won LOSt L. . . 23 ' ' Slowe L. I. 27 Pittsford at Hilton ' C. F. 30 ' ' R. I. Oct. 4 ' - . ' R.W. 6 - . ' L.H. 10 ' C.I-I. 14 ' ' ' R.H. 17 ' ' ' L.F. 19 ' R.F. 25 ' ' G. 28 ' ' , , ' 2 9 57 JUHIUH VHRSITU SUUHD IST ROW BISHOP WILSOh TELLER ND ROV: SMITH RADTKF 3RD ROW SHULTZ CLEMENT COACH DGRITTER JACKLING 4TH ROV! KOSS CRABB MILLER TYRELL Tap It off the center Shoot it in the basket Score Team Score Q 5 9 -:BQ wif ANY' CN' HIS year's junior varsity basketball team Q! can be rated right up there with Hi1ton's best. The team, composed mostly of sophomores and coached by Mr. DeRitter, showed what can be expected of them in the future The starting five Duane Koss Iimmy Iackling George Crabb Billy Wilson and Fritz Teller gave the fans some thrilling games Koss Iackllng and Crabb hand led most of the board work while Teller and W11 son handled the outside work and speed depart ment Spelling for the regulars were the reliable Don Schultz and Don Radtke both capable boys 51 'SMU A104 I-J? J CHEEH LEHDERS I s. ' I 7 I 5 7 7 ' I I ' I , ' 7 7 ' ,rf XI . el .2 X IX .Iy I ku, 1, yd? f 9 ' ' , Q Tllb fy I C 5 X J L2 'eo I ' ' ' ' 'I 'z . , '.: , . fl E ZW? ' ff? . I I ,af -f 4 I -T I K . . f Q . in . A Dribble down the floor I I . I ' . . . p I W 1 - - I I e .I 2' U, Q 5 'if lk- 'fi' t . . J L I1 , ,, 22' Vi ' f I X I I I , ' ' p ' 5 . . - H we I Y I - 5 4 UL C a J ,V A 'A ,, ,X I W I II is -I y I 3 I A 1.1u yu Y Nl ., I A KNEELING: CCESVQNGTON. FLEISCHHAUER, JACKLINGQ STANDING: KANOUS, CLEMENT, CARIO VHHSITU SUUHD C' HIRTY FOUR camhdares reported for the flrst basketball practlce ln November Of ths group 10 were chosen for the varslty team mcludmg three semors Wllmer Rockow Weldon Spross and Kenneth Mullen The other seven boys were jumors TGA, Thls team started the season 1n a very 1m presswe fashlon and for a whlle lt looked as lf they would wm the Monroe County B champ 1onsh1p but ln thelr cruclal game wlth Plttsford H1lton was defeated 58 36 The team never ful ly recovered from th1s loss and dropped 1nto second place The loss of the gym roof caused T0 two home games to be played on other courts and probably hurt the team s chances Blalr Mlzma Schutte, and Melder are varsl ty holdovers and should enable Hllton Central to other member of the team left 1n January to go to Florlda xx Smlth was the leadmg scorer and along w1th Capt Rockow Spross and Mullen w11l be sadly mlssed when next November rolls around. 1ST ROW SCHUTTE ROCKOW KING ZND ROW MELDER MULLEN MIZMA 3RD ROW LUFFMAN COACH TOLHURST BLAIR 4TH ROW WRIGHT SMITH SPROSS GALLAGHER Flght Flght Flght Flght F1ght 's team IS on the beam? Flght Flght Flght Flght Flght 1lton's team IS on the beam Flght Flght F1ght Flght F1ght Who's team IS on the beam 9 11ton's team IS on the beam Flght Hllton F1ght KNEFLING CHA? BUELL STANDING BURGESS VBHDORN SESSLER. KEDIAN DIEDRICK 5 ' gr 1 A 2 h 1 , I i u - . I ff A. . , ! 7 .:. X , f' Q 't ', w U . 0 .' . - .. .- 44 . I X x . ' ff - U A , .,,,f ' r ' . . , . . . . . , -4 -' 0 ' ' -- , , 2 xg z, - A V Y-.HS 2 4 . 1 A , . f . 2 ' t'l W' X . . . ' 1 1 9 ' 155, - have a good season next year. Ernie King, the My , X W . x, , . , N M, l -ed w ' , 6 L ' V . ' 1 v 9 . ff C ff . .... 2 f' , O ' ' A 7 7 ! 7 2 v , Who .- 1 7 .-A f . ! I 7 I ! 1 ! . V7 H' . ' 1 7 7 Y ! 7 J I l , r V , BHSEBHLL .. A , E 5:55 lv' 'I 4, v 1 X N1Q 'hr-J 4 'fx S, SLT' N-.4 81 fo NX N Q W4 77 it SF lan' lla ff ,am 635. :rata fwfr-be '91 32-M 1 IST ROW SCHULTZ PRIEST KAGEL SMITH SPROSS LUFFMAN ND ROW KING VIIZMA DANID VIELDER ROCKOW MFSTLER NR WRIGHT HE 1949 Varslty baseball team dld not show what was expected of them May be lt was because most of the boys were playlng thelr flrst season of A league competltlon whlch was rather tough Thelr record was one wm and mne losses m league play The boys w1ll play agam thls year IH the A league and are planmng on a much better showlng LINE UPS Shutte LEAGUE TEAMS LaDue Kmg Webster Smlth East Rochester Rockow Brxghton Kagel Spencerport Davld Brockport Melder rf p Irondequolt Shultz Ut111ty men Prlest Spross Luffman Mestler sf.J ,,ff'Xf Q., J 60 TE E25 I -' -. E 5-? E ' I- g ll A as 1 ff ,-- 'T El T- ' , Ii as 23 'E' :QF 'L tl' 6 ' 5 1 L A' , W if W1 ri xi uf i L tv -.-1 nw' -I f i A ' lf ' It V T I' W mfg, ' . ' so I I Q24 'X W' W i ' ' T ' Wi I 'U N fx Y I fly, ' r I x yu ma A .ff - S - x ' s ' V v ,, :X I k . A li E - 3 'l 9. FQ , , ' A 1 -7 - E 2 I I -,553 A 13 'i 'M' It I A . , , is , 1 A A Q we S 3b cf ' SS ' lb 4 p . i C ' lf . R V . - . J Lf QQ Qu SITTING PRETTY BIG LEAGUERS L-Q9 -4 TWO POINTS ? --K-24 .....-A 7 MOMENT OF RELAXATION 61 FOOTSIES GIRLS NIGHT IQT ROW MISS LAY CUNNINGHAVI RADFORD BURGESS MORAN CONLEY SHETLER CLEMENT BARILLE 2ND ROW JUDD CHASE HAYNES L DEWITT JACKLING VanDORN G DEWITT FLACK BUELL 3RD ROW KEHJIAN L DIEDRICK M DIEDRICK COVINGTON J STEVENSON SESSLER WHELEHAN WRIGHT ULRICH 4TH ROW SPEERS FIEL AINSWORTH DAY A STEVENSON TYRELL MILLAR BLAIR SCHUCKER cw HIS year Glrls' N1ght was under the guldance of Mlss Lay Thls organlzatlon met after school one day each week The offlcers were Ann Stevenson, keeper of the plg, and JCSSIB Speers, student councll representatlve We played soccer, basketball baseball and volleyball m then' respectwe seasons Durmg these games some of the g1rls acted as referees We had playdays wxth Kendall Spencerport Brockport and Churchv11le Thls organlzatlon glves 1ts members a chance to be leaders ln the1r gym classes and after school S f vNJ' 6 P 91?-7 Cf' W - -1.1-H tb 3 62 , N 4' I , - Y J A ,L y H f 9 ,fl ' J f 1 . 3, Q 5 M ' 1? n .h l X Q 1 'L ' . , J X 3, A if s , r I l , 1' kk 'K .J ' 4 73 4 'Af' x f x I Q yn Q ll I p ll Q Q Q JUHIUR HI IHTHHHIUHHLS x x 1ST ROW MISS LAY HASLIP VBUSKIVER WONDERGEM FLUGEL HILL DIECKMAN GABLE LEMCKE S COOPER NEWSOME OPHARDT COLLAMER GILT JENNEJAHN ST GEORGE TYNER AVERY CHASE MANVILLE MILLER HAYNES SOVIE 3RD ROW KLAFEHN HOFFMAN HUFFER MIKEL RENCKERT LRBAIE MILLAR BOWER BROOKS B COOPER GROTERS CHRIST CORRIGAN 2ND ROW CARIO ,. vw IST ROW NICHOLS SPROSS R SCHULTZ K SCHULTZ R FLEISCHHAUER KERMIT GAVIGAN BROWN 2ND ROW COACH TOLHURST TOWERS MULLEN WAY DODSON DUNN D FLEISCHHAUER MILLER BERTRAM BURGESS COYLE 3RD ROW HENDERSHOT VHHDORN DIEDRICK BRUCHHAUSER LHDUE SARGENT IVESON HOUGHTALING HANKEY METCALP WILLIAMS 4TH ROW JACOBS CHATTIN MESTLER GILL FOSTER BARRETT HILER JOHNSON MCCANN SMITH RABJOHN KAY 5TH ROW ARRAIN MORAN HOWELL WAGNER BENNETT DAVID POLEY MAPES KLAFEHN KENNETH GAVIGAN DAVIS TABER 63 I an , A N g 6 : a . 1 . V . f. ' S 2 I - , 0 , 5, L, f 3 - f 1 - er - 1 -1 , - x , ,V V . UN ' I x , , 1 f ' .. - f W Q -.. - :Q 4 z 7 ' L A,,V . Q. L 4 - ' R y 5 ' . 4 W fl L A I!! , - L , Q ' -U QXX A A I f I ' Z . . , .. . . , . . . . 5 -3 . . . , - . A . . , , - , . . 5 7 . I P ' 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Y 'Z v 5 4 ' , A x . 1 , f - A ' . x ' : F, ' K : 1 ' ' Q A . - ' N ' 'I' ' Y' 4' ' 4. .. I -f. Y I A x 5 V Q f K X 5 ' - I 1 A 4 A , 1 P 3 . I I ' 4 V 4- I A - - X . ' A, f 1 9 . al:-QI -- 1 , 'Yffh Sf J .. 'V K, x ' Q 4 . ' . ' ' , I I , 3 A , A . X J A 3 . . - , - , - , . . I 3 , . . . . . - . . . . I 3 . - . . . , . . . . I I . . . . . . . . . - . . l 5 . . . ' . 1 'S S 'Gr r 1 Q1 in gl Wi s :mf Xa-J' FZ, H at .oi- '?f' 'iiuznul .0 ,-'Al xkgLLER THIS YEARBOOK PRINTED VELVATONEfEXCLUSIVE KELLER REI-'INEMENT OF PHOTO-OFFSET QQ Hurrah 0 I M