Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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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

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FUHHUURD lf? 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

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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