Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)
- Class of 1951
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PRESENTED DV EEE CLASS OF 10151 HILTON CLNTHAL SCHOOL HILTON NEW YORK If T0 HILTON HIGH HFRL LOVTIL HND THE RED HND HHITI! HND BLUE I-IILTORIAL If to Hllton Hlgh we re loyal And the Red and Whlte and Blue We w1l1 never fall to honor The school that made us true Pleasant memorles w1ll be brlght Of dear old Hllton Hzgh School And the Cnmson and the Whlte ,JW 2 Q' If at work or play or pleasure Q J it , gk Nh e FUHEWUHU g 'X ig.. MRS HAZEL R IENKINS S the 15th H11tor1al goes to press we fmd our country faclng the most serlous mternatlonal cr1s1s ln the hlstory of c1v111zat1on a COI1f1lCt that w1ll test to the l1m1t those baslc 1nd1v1dual and natlonal character qual1f1cat1ons that are lndlspensable to the mamtenance and perpetuatlon of the Amer1can Way of Llfe Yours Class of 51 IS a class of testmg destmed to meet head on the challenge that comes from the lmpact of th1s natlonal emergency As you members of the Class of 51 face these new sltuatlons and adjustments and sacrlflces may you be able to evaluate your trammg at Hrlton Hlgh w1th the lmes from your Alma Mater We w1ll never fall to honor The school that has made us true In thls annual you are p1ctur1ng H1ltomans who ln add1t1on to the serlous work of classrooms and laboratorles keep physically f1t and also fmd tlme to play You are recreatlng ln plcture the slgn for more complete l1v1ng that has been the alm of educatlon at Hxlton Hlgh and whlch wlll be stepped up to hlgher levels of accomphshment at the 'provmg grounds are shlfted to the new home across the way under the name of Hllton Central Iunlor Semor Hlgh School Modern equlp ment adequate space a currlculum embraclng anclent culture and modern practlcablhty and a program of extra currlcular aCtlVltleS to develop the 1nd1v1dual bent are antlclpated ln the new quarters These new assets together wlth an ex1st1ng Board of Educatlon admlmstratlve staff captamed by Mr Luffman and mstructors quallfled to transmlt the best of the present because they understand the past and envxsxon the future wlll enrlch the program for the development of worthy cxtlzens Through the medlum of these pages as you are graduated 1nto a world awry ' at work or play or pleasure may pleasant memorles of dear old Hllton Hlgh ' be brlght and may you fmd new values m these treasured assoclatlons of thls plctured record of the school world protected and secure, whlch has shaped your l1ves for four years 3 d fix? , , gg Y N F X I yy f g K ' ,, xy C , -XX K .N 25. g - . . 7 ! . . ,, , . . . ' 1 J , . . . .. 7 ii . 7 , . - - r - H ' ! 7 . , ' J ' 1 7 . . . , 7 7 ,, , H . . , . . 7 7 UEUIEATIU ,EH- -'U' AW' MR CECIL LUFFMAN S we flmsh our fmal year m high school we pause to rermmsce over our school days Outstandmg m our memorles IS our prm clpal Mr Luffman Throughout hls twenty one years nn the pr1nc1pa1 s offlce, Mr Luffman s able admlmstratlon and personal mterest 1n mdwldual students have endeared hun to the Class of 51, along wxth all the other classes Durmg h1s admlmstratlon Prof ' has always glven unselflshly of h1s tlme and efforts toward the betterment of condltlons wlthm the school and ln more recent months he has been especlally concerned wlth the planmng and preparatlon mvolved m the constructlon of a new bulldmg Therefore we respectfully and wlth slncere gratltude dedlcate thls, the H11tor1al' for 1951, to Mr Luffman 4 Z-XPPHECIATIU E fl! MR WRIGHT AND MISS DURRANT AST fall, when we entered these portals we were Semors at last We walked a l1tt1e more erect and our hats mlght have f1t a httle tlght for here we were at the top of our hlgh school life, the ldols of the underclass men But then we were struck w1th the startlmg reallzatlon that th1s year would have much to do w1th the moldlng of our lwes and we were a llttle skept1cal of the results lf we were to tackle the Job alone Then to our a1d came our two capable and competent advxsors, Mlss Durrant and Mr Wrlght a progresswe and umted class of graduates who would look to the future mth confldence Olwe and Len were always cooperatlve and not afrald of work especlally for the betterment of the class and lts functlons We could always depend on them for a1d and advlce concermng school work and act1v1t1es both were actlve and msplrlng ln the presentatlon of the semor play, the year book, and the Ball and were lndispenslble ln the planning of the class trlp and finally graduatlon Thus we seek to express our smcere gratltude and appreclatlon to Mlss Durrant and Mr Wrlght for thelr a1d 1n makmg our semor year a happy and successful one 5 Q., Y V L - I , . . . . y . They tackled and accomplished the task of turning a group of seniors. into . , . . . . . , . . . . . Miss Durrant YEAHBUUH STAFF ,Ja SEATED SPFER MR WRIGHT MIZMA STFVFNSON MISS DURRANT F BLAIR STANDING DIEDRICH SHELTER GILLFTTF MELDER CROWLEY NUNDY IUFFMAN HFIDFR SCHULTZ G BLAIR Editor Asst Ed Bus Manager Ar Senior Section Classes Activities Sports Typing Photography Advisors Ann Stevenson Edward Mizma Gary Blair Linda Diedrick George Vigliotti Howard Melder Lois Shelter Frances Gillette Donald Schultz Richard Nundy Harold Miller Jessie Speer Robert Luffman Frances Blair Thomas Crowley Mr Wright F present plans materialize, this will be the last Hiltorial to be published from the old Hilton High School. With this thought in mind, the staff has tried to preserve in pictures and words the memories which will linger through the halls of our Alma Mater long after future classes have forgotten that this school once housed the upper grades. The success of this 1951 Hiltorial is due to the efforts and coopera- tion of many. The staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to all who have helped us to the successful completion of our yearbook. 6 ADMINISTRATION UIQ HILL NEVER FAIL T0 HIINIIII BUAHD UP EDUEATIU bl Ax SEATED DIECKMAN JENNEJAHN HISCOCK DAY STANDING WILLIAMS KELLY LUFFMAN HARRADINE HAIGHT Mrs Margaret Dleckman Mr Fred Iennejahn Mrs Dorothea Hlscock I Fredenck Day Merton Wllhams Myron Kelly C W Luffman Lester Harradlne Leland Halght 172 South Ave 35 Hovey St 220 West Ave 661 Peck Rd 346 N Greece Rd 280 Lake Shore Dr 32 Burrltt Rd Walker Rd H1lton H1lton, H1lton N H1lton H1lton, H1lton H1lton Walker, N Y HE many and varled dutles of a board of educat1on have been explamed 1n prevlous year books and lt IS not our mtentlon to repeat them here However, we belleve that mentlon should be made of the extra tlme and effort that our board has had to spend m the past year to make a new school bu1ld1ng a reahty The entlre commumty owes a debt of gratltude to these men and women who are gwmg so freely of themselves m order to beneflt all Although the class of 51 will not be prlvlleged to attend classes ln the new H1lton Central Iumor Semor Hxgh School they greatly appreclate the efforts of the Board of Educatlon makmg poss1ble the many advantages that have been thelr s durlng thelr school days 1n H1lton u 1 Q I N r-B y ,V J x, , 3. t H:,g.T, 50.4.55 . ' 28 Smith St. Hilton, N. Y. . ' . ' , N. Y. . ' . ' N. Y. M . ' . ' , . Y. Mr. ' ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. . . ' N. Y. Mr. . . .. ' , N. Y. Mr. ' ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. ' . . . I . . . - . . - . . , . . in . . - 1 . . . . 6 0 V! ' 8 XI' Nfg FAC LTY ISI' ROW GUENTHER LOUGHHEAD JENKINS ZND ROW CROSBY BIS HOP lOT7F 'ERD ROW LAY KELLER SEEMANN 1112. 7 Ruthann lieelns joseph Lester Ellznbeth Wnltex s Robert M.u Donald Leonard Wflgllt Rosemary DeCoste1 Louis Defhtter Charles Bmnd M OIIVE' Dux 1.1nt joseph Tolhurst Dorothy o'Nt-11 Iumor Hlgh Enghsh Iumor Hlgh Soclal Studles Ir H1. Math. and Scl Sr H1 Eng and Soc St Sr Hi Hlst and Bus. Law Semor Hlgh Enghsh Semor Hlgh Mathematlcs Semor Hlgh Sclence Commercxal Subjects Boys' Physlcal Educatlon School Nurse Teacher Cec11W Luffman W1111am H Loughhead Phylhs Lotze Dorothy Crosby B Iane Seemann Beatrlce Blshop Clydme Keller Robert Guenther Hazel Ienklns Prmclpal Vlce Prln , Ind Arts Sr H1 Eng and Speech Grade and Hlgh Art French Llbrarlan Home Economlcs Grade and Vocal Muslc Instruments, Vocal Muslc Guldance and Latm lil!!! r-sf 'Q Nr W X K 1sT Row DE COSTER HEELAS, DURRANT 2ND Row BRAND, WATTERS, MAC DONALD 'mn Row DE RITTER, LESTER, WRIGHT I U K . . . , ' x ..., Af x . A 9, V V, ' ' l :.q Edna Lay Girls' Physical Ed. . . . s A D, W , W j J D, 1 ' X ,, , ., ' v ' Q 364' . U I V ,f ' C A I f , 9 1ST Row DUFFY BRULE INGRAHAM 2Nn Row Mc CLELLAN BURKE LYNCH KIRBY aan Row KIRBY COOPER srusss MAC DERMAND Vmetta Klnsella Laura Downes L1ll1an Kay Marlon Schultz john McKeon Marlon Quackenbush Blanche Newsome Helen Nundy Hazel Bridgeman Greece Greece Hamhn Parma Parma Parma Parma Parma Parma Mary Brule Ethel MacDermand MarJor1e lngraham Clara Cooper Phyllls Duffy Cec111a Burke Ruth McCellan Onolee Lynch Helen Stubbs Edmund K1rby Iulle K1rby Kmdergarten Grade On Grade One Grade Two Grade Two Grade Three Grade Four Grade Three and Four Grade Flve Grade Sxx Coor nator of Grades dl Grades Five and Slx -in SPATFD BRIDGFMAN NUNDY NFWSOME KPON STANUINI DOWN KINSELLA KAY QUACKFNBUSH CQFETERIQ MIZMA KIMMEL BARRETT SPANGLER STAFF OFFICE STQFF STEVENSON DAY SPEER JACKLING MRS NICLOY BROOKS BARILE HAYNFS MRS HISCOCK A I1 ' -I BUS DRWER5 S 6 EES IZ KNEELING CARTFR V INGRAHAM MARKS, STANDING P INGRAHAM JAYNES CASTLE RICHER 11 JQNXTOPQ5 WAKE IDE KIMMEL M , . 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C - W qs, m m L' Y SE IUH UPFIEEHS il' SEATED G BLAI Presldent Vlce Pres Kpro temj Secretary Treasurer Student Councll Rep lib -IN R SCHULTZ SPEER STANDING F BLAIR MIZMA Donald Schultz Edward Mlzma IGSSIB Speer Gary Blalr Frances Blau' 14 2 FRANCES BLAIR Fran All her fr1ends W111 testlfy That ln our class Fran rates hlgh THOMAS CROWLEY Tom Tom IS blond And very tall He s a frxend To one and all sky, .av-4 WDW' CHARLES BLODGETT GARY BLAIR Slug Good ln sports Loads of fun Gary s a favorlte Wlth everyone LOIS DeWI'I'T Lols' Lo1s IS a glrl Who makes llttle noxse, But many admlre Her sweetness and polse Chuck Though he IS qulet And rather shy Charles IS really A very mce guy J-'PW' 40 ,,f gun' 15 fx N .fair 'Nui LINDA DIE DRICH Lin A cute little girl With laughter to spare, Wherever there s fun You ll find Linda there MARILYN HUNDLEY Midge Whether the day is ending Or if it s just begun Any time you see her Midge is full of fun 'UK rh r I ' -' a , ,, fi 3 .. ,h,, I ,ii X -9 -4l! 1:11 FRANCES GILLETTE Fran A friendly smile Some good advice Make knowing Frances Really nice. 16 MARY DIE DRICH Mar A nicer girl Is rarely seen So we chose her For our queen ERNEST KING Dixie Here s a guy That s really great, In all the sports He is top rate 71 Wxww DUANE KOSS Gus I d1s11ke worrymg And studymg too I don t beheve m hurrymg If there s anythmg else to MARION LEMCKE Tootle Wmmng srmle Turned up nose Spreadmg sunshme Wherever she goes Gulf' 2-mf GERALDINE LEMCKE Gerry Who IS cheerful? Who IS merry 'P Bet you ve guessed That we mean Gerry ff. 424 DONALD KOHLMEIER Don Here s a fellow Who ll get along Wlth hls humor He 11 never go wrong ROBERT LUFFMAN Bob A fellow we 11ke To have around A mcer guy Is seldom found 1' K ll! 17 - We 'ebf I 4' L X 4 A 4 , , .RSE jug-ff key' 5 Y Hi' T fl- 'A or h? ,,wy:' f -ff , G ef , 4' J ., 'Sw ',r:,:h'i ?4 , , f, Q 4,2 . . 2 W r O A, K 4 r 7 4 r 1 1 '2 ' 1 . ' . ,, I f , 353: ' q I a V f-A Ar, Q . . . . 3 z 5 V we - . . J -, V' ' ' ' , V ' I do. W .sf T: , E V 5 ' -, G55 1 f f sa A 1 gn N ' 535, ,.v:-1 ff A af N1 K 5 xp ,f L 4 4 . , , O., ca n , Q L, t . xt ' f ,K In 9 - , , , A .O . , 4 A . , f . f ' , 1 . , . l A 'fl p '4 . ' ' ' - 4 A sd w , L c c 1 2 V . I . 3 'Ellie HOWARD MELDER Howle Howard has A lot of zest But lt s sports and Lmda He hkes best RICHARD MULLEN ' Moon Hls qulet ways And helpmg hand Have made us thmk He' s really grand EDWARD MIZMA Mxz' HAROLD MILLER Harold As an accordlan player Harold really rates But th1s IS Just one Of hxs many good tralts RICHARD NUNDY Dlck Wherever he goes He s sure to cllck, Of course we mean Our fr1end Dlck elm ,nm You asked me very pomtedly In what does he excel? Bu Ed IS good m so many thmgs It s really hard to tell 18 if DONALD SC HULTZ Don Such a nice guy That we re content To boast of him As our president LOIS SHETLER Lois Yearbook poet scholar Musician and pal A11 add up to Lois A real good gal DAVID SC HUTT E Dave Q' THOMAS ROUSE Tom Curly hair Pleasmg grin A combination Bound to win JOHN SMITH Potshot John is sure To bring fame To his most Unusual name King of our prom An athelete too A willing hand When there s work to 19 '-W as IESSIE SPEER GSS A ready w111 A ready wlt And sk111 1n sports Makes JGSSIG a hlt EILEEN ULRICH Lee A cheery sm11e, And a fnendly hello Is 1t any wonder We 11ke her so? ni-rv '00-'- FRANCIS TELLER Frltz ANN STEVENSON Ann Among her many talents She s the artlst of our class She s swell on dance commlttees And a very charmmg lass BERNICE VAN DORN Nlece Be good It IS sald And happy you 11 be But fun on the other hand Satlsfles me Frltz 1S the fellow Among our ranks Who keeps thmgs hummmg Wlth h1s pranks 20 W R ra GEORGE VIGLIOTTI Vig Blinking eyes 1 And dark dark curls Are what make George Attract the girls BETTY LOU WARNOCK Betty A helping hand And friendly too This describes Our Betty Lou And last but not least is Jude Eichas whom we welcomed to the Class of 51 at mid year after his transfer from Aquinas Institute Despite his late entry into our ranks his presence in the class has proved to be of great benefit and we trust that he has en Joyed his short stay with us as much as we have his being here EVELYN WAGNER Evie Up in the library Is the place You re most likely To see Evie s face BEVERLY WRIGHT Bev Bev is cute, Bev is neat She s a girl That s hard to beat 21 PEHSU AL DATA FRANCES BLAIR Major Mathematlcs Favorlte Saymg That s a lulu Mama Rldmg ln a green car Future Plans College GARY BLAIR Major Mathematlcs Favorlte Saymg Ge 0 rge Mama Basketball Future Plans College CHARLES BLODGETT Major Shop Favorlte Saymg What the heck'P Mama Huntmg Future Plans Undec1ded THOMAS CROWLEY Major Mathematlcs Sc1ence Favorlte Saymg No klddlng Mama Huntmg Future Plans Farmmg MARILYN HUNDLEY Major Home Economlcs Favorlte Saylng Drop Dead Mama Iokes Future Plans Undeclded ERNEST KING Major Shop Favorlte Saymg 'P 'P 'P Mama Actmg Future Plans Undeclded DONALD KOHLMEIER Major Shop Favor1teSay1ng Sugars Mama Actlng Future Plans Work DUANE KOSS Major Shop Favorlte Saymg Turn blue Mama It sure 1sn t school Future Plans Undeclded LOIS DEWITT GERALDINE LEMCKE Major Busmess Mama Dancxng Future Plans Undeclded Major Home Economlcs Mama Inn Future Plans Kodak LINDA DIEDRICH MARION LEMCKE Major Home Economlcs Major Busmess Favorlte Saymg Ya wanna bet'P Favorlte Saymg Egads George Mama Popcorn Future Plans Undec1ded MARY DIEDRICH Major Buslness Mama Wrltmg notes Future Plans Undeclded ROBERT LUFFMAN Major Mathematlcs Favor1te Saymg Strlctly fo e blrds Favorlte Saymg What? 'P Mama Davld Future Plans R B I IUDE EICHAS Major Busmess Favorxte Saymg Oh Sugar Mama Baseball Future Plans Army FRANCES GILLETTE Major Home Economlcs Favorlte Sayxng Come on now Mama Roller Skatlng Future Plans Undeclded .., I 22 Mama Basketball Future Plans College HOWARD MELDER Major Shop Favorlte Saylng Leave me alone Mama Money Future Plans Undeclded HAROLD MILLER Major Shop Favorlte Saymg Blg or small they re all fun Mama Glrls Future Plans Undeclded Favorite Saying--QI' m a quiet girl., Favorite Saying--Oh my liver! ' ' -- ' r th ' I ' ' -- , , S I R' Z PEHSU AL DATA EDWARD MIZMA IESSIE SPEER Major Mathematlcs Major Math Sclence Favor1te Saymg Not too brlght Favorlte Saymg You poor sober are you? Mama Sports Mama Hot fudge frappe wlth peanuts Future Plans College Future Plans College ANN STEVENSON RICHARD MULLEN Malo, Art Major Language Favorlte Saymg I am t got none Mama Farmmg Future Plans Farmmg DICK NUNDY Major Shop Favor1te Saymg Oh my gosh Mama Spendmg money Future Plans Undeclded THOMAS ROUSE Major Shop Favorlte Saylng Shut up Mama Sleeping Future Plans A1r Force DONALD SCHULTZ Major Mathematlcs Sclence Favorlte Saymg Thmgs are tough all over Mama Televlslon Future Plans College LOIS SHETLER Major Sclence Favorlte Saylng Oh yeah? Mama Peanuts Future Plans College DAVID SC HUTTE Major Shop Favor1te Saymg Whada ya mear 'P Mama Mary Future Plans College joHN SMITH Major Sclence Favorlte Saymg Holy Cow Mama Huntlng Future Plans Undeclded iff! Favorlte Saymg Land sakes Mama Dancmg Future Plans R I T FRANCIS TELLER Major Sclence Favorlte Saymg e Democrats Mama Horse races Future Plans Undeclded EILEEN ULRICH Major Busmess Favorlte Saylng Holy Cow Mama Chocolate Future Plans R B I GEORGE VIGLIOTTI Favor1te Saymg 1CensoredJ Mama Bowlmg Future Plans College EVELYN WAGNER Major Home Economlcs Favorlte Saymg Boy that s a douzer Mama Talkmg Future Plans Undeclded BETTY LOU WARNOCK Major Math Language Favorlte Saylng For Pete s sake Mama Cookmg Future Plans Nurses Tralmng BEVERLY WRIGHT Major Busmess Favorlte Saymg Do you feel alrlg 'P Mama Nothlng ln Htlton I m crazy about that s for sure Future Plans Undeclded f xxx -5 ' j- u ' ' ' -- ,th I , . D Major--Mathematics ' f' ' U ' ' -- ' ht. I X K f C UA EES ,lyk-?,,, UR sophomore dance called the Harvest Hop had Autumn Serenade as the theme Tradltlonal fall colors were used for decoratlons and cornstalks completed the autumn atmosphere A large moon and yellow plcket fence called attentron to the Star Dusters Everyone enJoyed hrs evemng of round and square dancmg TRAINS of muslc from South Pac1f1c brlng to mmd our Iumor Prom For a mght the gym was transformed mto a troplcal paradlse Palm trees, a Celllllg of colorful streamers and muslc by Bob Bruce and hls orchestra set the mood The hlghllght of the dance was the crowning of the lung and queen Pat Alnsworth and Wllmer Rockow presented crowns to Mary Dledrxch and Davld Schutte The attendants were Gary Blalr Iessle Speer Donald Schultz and Frances B1a1r Bobble Schutte and Carol Dledrxch were pages The kxng and queen relgned from a throne beneath a thatched hut whlch carrled out the south sea lsland theme X 24 , Rx . 4 V y 3 . , K .-ff' ' , to , ,l , 1 5 , I M .. 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SE IUH BALL STCHRUQU TO THE SUQRS T last came the semor year and our last ball Dancmg to the muslc of Glen W1lkes and h1s orchestra chmaxed the festlvltles of the Chrlstmas S63SOX'l Couples danced beneath a cellmg of blue streamers studded wlth sxlver stars Beh1nd the band stand floated an angel halr cloud These decoratlons carrymg out the theme 'Stalrway to the Stars gave the gym a ' heavenly' atmosphere 25 u v' ' I . . ! 1 ' 1 1 - . , 4 - J 1 z 1 . ..,... f, CLASS WILL N bequeathrng and bestowrng our wordly goods we the Class of 1951, though mrndless and thor oughly psychotrc rn thrs year of our Lord 1951 do make declare and pubhsh thrs our last wrll and testament rn the hope that rt wrll not be contested by those of greater rntellect Frrst we leave to Mr Wrrght Mrss Durrant and the other members of the faculty our smcere thanks and apprecratron for therr contrrbutlons grven so generously to our class Our accomplrsh ments rn later years wrll prove therr work was not rn varn Harold Mrller leaves hrs grft of gab to anyone wrth a good laundry Eddre Mrzma leaves hrs hrgh scholastrc abrlrty to John McGurn Ernre Krng leaves hrs road maps and srgn readrng Florrda or Bust to anyone headrng south Gary Blarr leaves hrs basketball technrque to Iohn Dunn Ann Stevenson leaves her wrnmng ways to the poor We know they got her plenty of ack Don Schultz leaves hrs charm to all the future presrdents George Vrglrottr leaves hrs extensrve vocabulary to Art Whrtmore Lors Shetler leaves several copres of her book 'How To Wm Hrgh Marks and In fluence Teachers ' to Brll Wrlson and Srd Wake Frrtz Teller leaves the chemrstry set he got for Chrrstmas to Mr Brand Jude Erchas leaves hrs chaw ' of tobacco to anyone wrth a strong stomach Drck Mullen leaves Mr Wrrght a bag of corn for fall plantrng Iessre Speer leaves her drplomatrc tactrcs to the Republrcans Betty Lou Warnock leaves her graceful strrde to Mrss DeCoster Howre Melder and Lrnda Dredrrch leave to all the duets ' at school the secluded corners Charlre Blodgett leaves to Mr Krrby hrs exclusrve and recommended dret Bob Luffman leaves hrs permanent to Earl Voekle John Smrth leaves Pocahontas and hrs other farr damsels to the Indrans Ierry Lemcke leaves her freckles to anyone who hasn t yet had the measles Dave Schutte leaves a well worn track between Braddocks Herghts and the Burrrtt Road Fran Grllette leaves her stunnrng harr styles to Warren Gavlgan Don Kohlmerer leaves hrs ready wrt to hrs brother Brll Drck Nundy leaves hrs srze 13 shoes to Mrs Lotze to help her to marntaln her equrlrbrrum Fran Blarr leaves her Venus like form to Ezra Slowe Marron Lemcke leaves her wrestlrng abrlrty to Vrrgrnra Pum Tom Crowley leaves hrs brg boommg vorce to Ann Day Evelyn Wagner leaves her knowledge of proper lrbrary techmques to Merton Mestler Lors DeWrtt leaves her quret manner to the future study halls Bev Wrrght leaves her shy even temperament to Flora Mrllar Mary Dredrrch leaves her athletrc prowess to Dorrs Beehler Marrlyn I-Iundley leaves her abrlrty to get along well rn Home Ec to Lors Chase Erleen Ulrrch leaves a brg bag of potato chrps to the Class of 1952 Duane Koss leaves Mrs Ienkrns a cat o nrne tarls and a megaphone Wrtnessed by The Thrng 26 . . , . - 7 1 7 7 3 , . . , 0 . , . , . 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I . . . . , . . . . , . . . . , . u gg ' !7 PHUPHEEY N these days of modern marvels when man can swlm l1ke a f1Sh under the sea 1n submar1nes, fly l1ke a b1rd through the a1r 1n planes and travel more fleetly than the graceful gazelle 1n stream l1ned cars I have lnvented the greatest gadget of all t1mes It 1s a mach1ne wh1ch g1VeS a candld v1ew through t1me and space It IS not qulte perfected but I have been able to see a prev1ew of my classmates as they w1ll appear 1n 1961 Lo1s1Shetle1ic top electrlcal researcher for Westlnghouse IS currently gettmg a charge out of er wor Traveler author and lecturer Charlxe Blodgett has Just wr1tten a new book ent1tled 'How I Cl1mbed to Fame on my Speak1ng Ab1l1ty Duane Koss professor of Engllsh at Yale Un1vers1ty IS now noted for h1s 'Theory of Cap1tal1 t za 1on Ern1e Klng after several unsuccessful attempts IH pro baseball 1S mak1ng h1s fortune posmg for advert1sements for the Charles Atlas Course Mrs Harold Mlller fthe former Fran Bla1rJ IS the proud mother of a bouncmg baby boy all three are do1ng well Veter1nar1an Dave Schutte s TISS to fame can be attr1buted to h1s marvelous thesxs Infer1or1ty Complexes of the Modern Camne ' Jude E1chas after spendmg SIX years as a buck prxvate 1n the army has Jomed the French Forelgn Leg1on He has skyrocketed to fame as a corporal 1n just four short years Frlttz 'Heller IS now the runn1ng mate of ex hlstory teacher Mr Wr1ght on the Democratlc IC e Bob Luffman 1S appear1ng w1th the Boston Ph1lharmon1c Orchestra as 1tS featured trombon1st Don Kohlmeler has replaced M1lton Berle as telev1s1on s lead1ng comed1an Tom Crowley IS tour1ng the natxon lectur1ng on E1nste1n s Theory of Relat1v1ty and try1ng to sell h1s book entltled S1mpl1f1ed Trlgonometry At the Mxss Amerlca contest held 1n Atlant1c C1ty Frances Glllette was voted 'MISS Blue Blade Of 1961 Because of spr1ng plant1ng we are unable to contact D1ck Mullen who IS out o1l1ng a wheat f1eld struck by rust Professor Edward John Mlzma P H D after contr1but1ng much to human1ty has taken h1s place among the other young gemuses ln lnmate of the state hosp1tal Tom Rouse now one of the leadmg physxclans 1n the natlon has f1nally completed h1S reports on the Camel Th1rty year Test -TQSSIS Speer has taken over M1ss Lay s Job and IS now teachmg square danclng 1n the new Hllton Central School D1ck Nundy after be1ng named 'tr1ple threat ' wh1le playmg football for Mlchlgan State IS now earn1ng h1s bread and butter as a fuller brush man John Sm1th has changed h1s name to Perclval Agustus De Frankenfurter and IS personal valet to Georgreous Georgie Bev Wrlg t has f1na y put her thunderous VOICE and radlant personal1ty to work and IS tra1n announcer at Grand Central Stat1on GaryhBla1r the famous Broadway d1rector IS all wrapped up 1n h1S th1rd successful show of e season Mmlgg L-Iundleyin has converted one of her favorlte hobbles 1nto a pay1ng enterpr1ze called 'Fudge a er s c Betty Lou Warnock tours the country g1v1ng exh1b1t1ons of modern dancing How1e Melder al1as Hotrod Howle, IS the leadmg race track dr1ver along the eastern coast Thehtlwg Lemckes Mar1on and Gerald1ne are smgmg w1th Sp1ke Jones b1lled as the 'Real c ovs Ann Stevenson has g1ven up her art career and IS now wr1t1ng a book called How to Spell ln Ten Eas Lessons Don Schgltz as entered h1s eternal rest smce he recelved an appomtment to a government os1 1on Everyn Wagner who was always mterested ln var1ous sorts of l1brary work IS the only female b0Ok16 xn New York C1ty Lo1s DeW1tt Just came home from Washmgton where she IS head of the Women s A1r Force L1nda D1edr1ch 1S the left handed rellef pxtcher of the Hxlton All G1rl All Star baseball team E1leen Ulrlch, mak1ng use of her buslness course 1n school IS secretary to the Ch1ef Jl1St1Ce of the Supreme Court George V1 l1ott1 sets plns SIX mghts a week at the Lyon s Den He IS savlng for another tour throug the southern states Well that accounts for all our classmates except Mary D1edr1ch Somebody Sald she marrled a dog catcher 27 , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 , u - , 1 7 7 .-. 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IN MDV WITH JUNE NE ACT plays ln addltlon to providmg an enjoyable and profltable extra currxcular act1v1ty gwe the necessary experlence for the three act productlon durlng the semor year Our class recelved thls lnvaluable experlence ln three such plays under the able dlrectlon of M1ss Archer, Mlss Maha, and Mrs Lotze In our sophomore year we presented In May Wlth june an amusmg farce about a g1rl whose hablt of tellmg 11es mvolves her 1n all sorts of dlfflcultles whlch take the comblned efforts of her 'true love and her frlends to brmg about a happy endlng Our Jumor year found us attemptmg two entxrely dlfferent types of plays Flve for Bad Luck ' was a comedy ln a college settmg Wh1ch Is The Way to Boston was a sertous drama about the fatal con sequences that develop from superstltlous behef ln an old legend Wxth these three plays as background we approached the problem of presentlng a successful senlor play wlth confldence WHICH I3 THE WAV TU BOSTON VOR BGB LUCK 28 SE IUH PLAY GCT YOUR HG E CT Your Age was the hllarlous comedy the semors chose for thelr sen1or play Mrs Lotze dlrected It and Gary Blalr asslsted Out of patr1ot1sm Angy and Ierry started wrltmg a palr of lonesome sallors and Just to make It more lnterestmg passed themselves off as young ladles mstead of klds of 14 And then they hear Gadget and hm are commg They get themselves ln to grown up clothes and It looks llke fun unt1l thelr Aunt Sandra arrlves Sandra decldes to teach the glrls a lesson She dresses up as a brat of a chlld and makes a holy terror of her self From then on It s a Wh1rl of fun and compllcatlons The boys wlre Commander Stone for an extenslon of leave to get marned Thexr sentlmental old commander IS sure to fall for that lme But Sandra happens to be the commander s daughter and she intercepts the message and readdresses It to her dad as P1cklepuss Stone In the meantlme Gadget falls for the cook Ka lady wrestler 1n her tlme offl and wlres for another ex tenslon Thls tlme It s to bury thelr wlves, who have supposed ly drowned But Commander Stone unexpectedly arrlves and the boys are forced to put on a hokum wake scene In a cute flnale the 14 year olds thankfully return to the1r own age Gadget' s heart belongs to Cora land her cookingl and there is a romance between Sandra and jim for the commander to feel sentimental about. 29 mm Gadget Sandra Angy Gerry C ora C ommander Helga Messenger CAST George V1gl1ott1 Donald Schultz Lmda D1edr1ch Frances Blalr Betty Lou Warnock IGSSIG Speer Edward Mlzma Marlon Lemcke Ernest Kmg Z' HISTUHY Pav u snr uit-iii FRESHMEN YEAR Flrst days ln h1gh school wlth Mlss Archer to gulde us few class act1v1t1es untll class day when we represented ourselves appro prlately enough as clowns SOPHOMORE YEAR Mrs Ienkms IS our advlsor soph hop, our flrst blg project Mlss Archer dlrects us ln our flrst one act play class day fmds us blossommg u as Sunflowers ' IUNIOR YEAR Upper classmen at last Mlss Maha and Mr Brand advlsmg our actxv 1t1es two one act plays thzs year the blg mght our one and only Iumor rom class day we become prlsoners SENIOR YEAR The home stretch Mlss Durrant and Mr Wrlght now advlslng magazme sales way over the top nettlng S848 49 the semor play wlth all 1ts hard work and fun the semor ball durmg Chrlst mas vacatxon, a huge success more hard work to complete this book then the long awaxted New York tr1p class day sklts and sad farewells fmally, graduatlon, the goal toward whlch we' ve worked and played for four years. 30 n u 1 ' ' 3 ' . Q 1 2' , 3 E u ' X , I , 0 , I , , gi A 'fi ' f V K, K J 'L ' c. 7 1 gb 1 K ' A ff . . . . . ' L M ' . n . -- . . . . , - ot CK '! - -- P --. KK' ' -!! , .- 7' ' , . CLASSES I UNIUH5 it V W viii? 1ST ROW MRS LOTZE l,uNN1NuHAM uuHuESs i-L.AcH imnuuun HUELL. LUAHLEY CHASE MR BRAND 2ND ROW RADFORD MONTGOMERY, TALBOT SCHNUCKER MILLAR KIUTH HAYNES KANOUS SRD ROW WAKE WILSON SCHEAN HARRADINE WHITMORE LEMCKE R GAVIGAN HAIGHT 4TH ROW KLEFEHN SMITH TOWERS BEEHLER GILLETTE WOODAMS REITHAL RYDER 5TH ROW BISHOP RADTKE MC GURN w GAVIGAN CRABB CLEMENT JACKLING WRIGHT CONLEY President James Iackling Vice President Gerald Klafehn Secretary Mary Talbot Treasurer Flora Millar he 7 Student Council Rep Leslie Clement W- ' Advisors Mrs Lotze Fwy Mr Brand a ' M' is 'bi 4 , ,, Cl HE class of 52 had a very successful year under the guidance of Mr Brand and Mrs Lotze We started the year by selecting and ordering our class rings which were delivered in January Next came the basketball season and we made quite a bit of money selling refreshments at the home games Our class was active in sports this year as usual, with a good representation on the soccer team, varsity and junior varsity basketball teams and three varsity cheerleaders, all of whom we are very proud The junior play, which was presented along with the sophomore play, was a huge success as was our junior prom in May The prom was the highlight of the year, with just the right combination of music and decorations for an evening which will long be remembered by everyone. We are all looking forward to a successful and prosperous senior year in the new Hilton Central School. ' 32 SUPHUMUHES iv' 1ST ROW MISS DE COSTER KOHLMEIER KANOUS FLEISCHHAUER ARNOLD JUDD J MORAN M SMITH MR DE RITTER 2ND ROW ADAMS BUELL TABER M DODSON PUM CONLEY WINGHART KAY SLOWE DECKER 3RD ROW J MILLER COOPER BARILE VAN DORN CLEMENT COVINGTON JACKLING BAYER PETERSON JENNEJAHN GILL DAY 4TH ROW WRIGHT P MILLER DE WITT MULLEN RABJOHNS P COLEMAN MC KENZIE DAVENPORT BRIDGEMAN W DODSON STEVFNSON FIEL 5TH ROW UTTER DE ROSIA DUDE ROWLEY THESING REID MONTGOMERY B MORAN JONES RUNDELL VERNEY LOTZ Q Presldent Mlchael Bayer Vxce Presldent G R Verney Secretary Iulla Moran Treasurer Ioan Stevenson mp Q-.2 Student Councll Rep Patr1c1a Conley Advlsors Mlss DeCoster Mr DeR1tter HE class of 53 enJoyed a happy and successful year Three of our class made the I V Basket ball team Monty Montgomery, Norb Thesmg, and G R Verney We also had s1x glrls on the cheerleadmg squad Conme Clement, Pat Coleman, Bonme Covmgton Lons Jacklmg Dottle Kanous, and Ioan Stevenson A one act comedy was staged by the sophomore class when the Jumors presented the1r one act plays. In connectlon w1th the Book Week celebratxon, both Enghsh classes comblned thelr efforts to glV6 a balloon salesman sklt. Those who d1d not partlclpate ln the sklt helped w1th the propert1es or the scrlpt. The Soph Hop was held on November 10, and proved to be a successful affalr. The theme used was A Saturday Nlght m Central Park w1th fall colormg portrayed ln the trees and bushes. Multl colored balloons served as a cellxng. The Harmoneers provlded the muslc for round and square danclng. Because of the cooperatlon of the whole class, thls year has been enjoyable. We are waltmg wlth great antrclpatlon our last two years at Hllton Central. 33 r ,, ,. . ' ' Q gp' ' Z f axis 5 I' K I . '- 4 Vi I kg? -4 V' ., V - 1. i In ws, K i'E51:X.?f . A I Q .A A K F ' K A . ,. ly , . A : - 'ZLL N I ,. X ' ' t, . f J . N T in 'R I . N 1 - 1 , ' . A, ,,L, cf . Q T ox Cin , . . . - D : 1 n ' n . , I l , u FHESHME 'Nw' T31 1ST ROW MR MAC DONALD VAN SKIVER BRENNAN BURGESS HASLIP HAYNES LA DUE HOFFMAN COOPER CARIO MRS JFNKINS 2ND ROW D FLEISCHHAUER CHASE WFINS DIFDRICH JACOBS DODSON DUNN RUSSELL MIKFI GABLF MILLER HUESER 3RD ROW KAIMER OPHARDT NEWSOME TOAL SOVIE GROTERS GROVES MFSTLFR SPROSS SMITH KAY TABER 4TH ROW SARGFNT B FLEISCH HAUER MIZMA LA BAIE PFARRFR CHATTIN PUM BARRETT SILL SCHULTZ SPEERS COOPER 5TH ROW JENNEJAHN RFNCKFRT GAV IGAN BURLEY BERNARDO BROOKS MILLAR BOWFR MORAN HERMANCE MAPES KLAFFHN Presldent Kermlt Gavlgan Vlce Presldent Phylls Bower Secretary Glorla Carlo Treasurer Luther Dledrlch Student Councxl Rep Don Flelschhauer Advxsors Mrs Ienkms Mr MacDonald HE freshman class thls year has had many new experlences and much excltement m thelr flrst year ln hlgh school. The boys and glrls have done very well m the sports perlod, partlclpatmg m mter class and league games of soccer, basketball and softball. The boys also played mter class football Thls year the class was very proud to have seven boys on the Jumor varslty basketball squad and one glrl on the Jumor varslty cheerleadmg squad. The freshman class had a very good turnout at thelr dance thls year and are looklng forward to thelr sophomore year. 34 A .3 , .. . H 1 , 5 V A U a N -,A .. G, '- al I 3 Q w - - A wr ,Q ' Q ' - 1 , B 4 , 1 'J ,. ' N L, ' ,- Q, - U ,, Q . . . f - , N 1 A , ' x 1 f , b I ' ' ,Q 'sv .. Q , , i , , wh J V , I V W X K , , I 3 I 1 S , if ' , t Q O Q t V ' v . , v L, f . I - . . . - . . . . . , . - . 1 1 . . , A . . -. , . , . I I . A A . ' 1 x I u 1 X1 0 ' u I 1 1 J - . . EIGHTH GRADE 0 FS A IST ROW MR LESTER ST GEORGE WEBSTER JENNEJAHN R KRESS RICE WILLIAMS COYLE WAY C BARRPR AVERY 2NDP KLAFEHN MAC RFINZIE WONDERGFW ULLEN TOWERS TYNER MILLFR R BARKER GILT RUNDELL 3RD ROW LEMCKE HUFFER BORROW HFNDERSHOT HOUGHTALING BARRETT WOODAMS H KRESS ADAMS BAYER JUDD 4TH ROW NICHOLS SLOWE MANCHESTER BROWN LOWER SCHULTZ COLLAMER DIFCKHAN 'VIETCALF GILL 5TH ROW MANVILLE RABJOHN SANDERS BENNETT SAMPSON GAV IGAN WAGNER LANE JOHNSON HOWELL KAY Presldent Rxchard Kay fi. ' Vlce Presldent Edward Bruckhauser , :fo Secretary Robert Barker sh fi? QV? Treasurer Davld Lower I l.',5.',' nf Student Councll Rep Ronald Metcalf ' I 1. Advlsors Mrs Ienkms Mr Lester UR class IS d1v1ded mto two groups one called the Elghth R s and the other the Exghth S s Both groups have the same subjects but they have these classes at dlfferent tlmes Th1s IS done because of the s1ze of the class. The elghth grade has many aCtlV1t1eS. There IS the model club for boys who want to make racers and other models. The hbrary club IS for boys and glrls who hke to help and work ln the llbrary. The learn to take care of books and treat them carefully. The boy s and glrl s chorus learns about famous composers and what they wrote. We have the dramatlc s club for speakmg and actmg. The puppet club makes puppets and puts on puppet shows. Sports partlclpatlon rounds out our actlvlty lme up. The boys' homeroom teacher IS Mr. Lester, the glrls' homeroom IS under Mrs. Ienkms. Under the capable directlon of our advlsors we have had a full and successful year 35 , W- ,7 A 51 .Q -I . in-5 W V ' -' vu,-I: 3? I I to : W Q - A p C-A 5' l- - A f-9 W , W we V V 'Jr ' ' A - 'C . , . . , , . , , , , , . 'I , C .OW1 ., t 'A' . J, If ,, ' ', , I , . , , I 'Z . , , MIL' , , I I kxll +I ' A rp . . E Q31 ,sQl,,a',i,' . ' . MV 3 V l . W f x ' ' - ' 1.3 ' ' M1 . . . . -- . , . . . I ' I . , . . SEVE TH EH ii: 'dusk I 1ST ROW MRS WATTERS BARKER TRAVIS B HAYNES WITHEROW RABIOHNS TRIP DIEDRICH AINSWORTH JULIA KLUTH SHEAHAN HARRIS WILSON MISS HEELAS 2NO ROW SCHNUCKER DUNN BORURNF PAGE DUNBAR FRISBEF DE WITT COVINGTON WAKE MERRITT MC CRACKEN TABER 3RD ROW D ALFSIO JUNIA KLUTH D DEIANO HEMMERICK BLODGETT ROUSE RUTH KLUTH BARRETT PITMAN LINDSAY GILL SCHLAPPER 4TH ROW SCHULTZ H DFLANO OUWELIEN SCARSON HAZARD RICHARD KLUTH ADAMS ARMSTRONG KELLY HOWELL KRESS CUNNINGHAM 5TH ROW MORSE GERMEROTH BERGLUND MILLAR OPHARDT B HAYNES WHITLFY VAN SKIVER R RAB JOHN SMITH WHITE KLAFEHN President Ruth Kluth Vice President Richard Kluth QQ Secretary Wayne Schultz Treasurer Janet White Student Council Rep Mary Millar Advisors Miss Heelas Mrs Watters Q ,V lf -l CWHE seventh grade consisted of about 63 pupils who were separated into two homerooms. We had our choice of activities--library club, science club, chorus, junior band, puppets, model- ing club, or dramatics. Most boys and girls learned how to play baseball, basketball, and soccer The boys learned how to play football, while the girls learned how to dance. In home economics the girls were taught to make clothes and cook meals. In shop the boys learned how to make a few metal articles and furniture. Some art students sent away for different articles which they decorated by carving and painting. We have had an eventful and enjoyable year in junior high and we are looking forward to the eighth grade. 36 FIFTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE 'IIIIF' IST Row MRS RIRBI SMITH RAYBURN CDRNISH ARNOLD HASKINS BUELL MAC NAUGHTDN MISS STUBBS ZND ROW WILKINS GABLE STONER HAYNES SCHULT BLAIR MORSE SCHICKER 3RD ROW HULL SIIL HADDLETON BILLINGS WILLIAMS JAINES PHELPS BISHOP 4TH ROW ANDERSON MASTERS DIEDRICH BEARDSLEY HILER SLATER MILLAR PEARRER 5TH Row BEEHLER BERGLUND GATES MOWERS GILLETTE REITHEL MELECH GOSNELL HARRIS V Wm I... -6- A :L 1ST ROW MR KIRBY GATES LANE SCHULTZ VAN DORN WALLACE LEMCKE ADAMS LUPU KIRBY 2ND Row BARNES WEBSTER Mc KENZIE LAISNFY MLNZERT DLNN TABPR REEHIRR BLDDGETT M BIEMIER 3RD Row SHARON RITENBURG KELLY HARRA DINE OPHARDT KAIPIN KENYON CHATTIN STONER UNGER WAY 4TH ROW BURGESS WOODAMS WRIGHT DAVID BLAIR ELMDRE HDUGHTALING CUDDFBACK SANDRA RITFNBURGH HANKEY 5TH Row NFWTON BIILING RUEEER HENRY HUFFFR BURGER RENCKERT HOLCOMB HUNTER JAYNES 37 I ? f 5? 5 ' ' ' ' - 5 Qifi .. 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', I A. x THIRD GRADE FU HTH GRADE Hn 1ST ROW MISS BURKE HURST GROTH WRIGHT DE FA7I0 NICLOY PUGH HARRIS EILIOTT MRS LYNCH 2ND ROW PALMER CLAP PER KUEFER KNIGHT MAC NAUGHTON SEEGAR PETTIFER MC KENLIE WEBSTER SRD ROW STRUSSENBFRG HAWKINS SMITH HADLFY HISCOCK SCHOLES CHATTIN ROWLEY BLUM LEWIS MERRITT 4TH ROW LAISNEY CURRY BEARDSLEY KOSS BROWN DE LANO STOVER M CARTER SNOOK 5TH ROW HAMBLIN CRUMB MERRY BRUCKER LEMCKE KABEIAC WOMBWEII GATES B CARTER HENDER SHOT. dk Q' 11, I hd 1,5 1ST ROW MC MANN ELMORE HASLIP RABJOHNS LANE OPHARDT KNIGHT SCHLEICH ALBANO 2ND ROW ALEXANDER GARDNER HUE SER GRAUPMAN HOWELL PALMER MAXWFLL OWEN MILBARROW WAKE KIRCHGESSNER ZRD ROW CHASE MILLIMAN WADSWORTH BID WELL GABLE MIKEL MAPES DAVID DIEDRICK MEYER TRAVIS 4TH ROW ARMSTRONG KLAFEHN ANDERSON HENDERSHOTT UNGER UNTERBORN ROWLEY GILLETTE BURRITT WELCH SMITH 5TH ROW S HURST SHETLER R HURST DIECKMAN ANDERSON GATES LIMANSKI SLATER TABER MANVILLE COLLAMER 38 , Vp , , - I Y 3 4 ' - , . A . A 5 S ' . 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Y I I U P l I I YI I I ' P HMA SEATED Mas MAUREE MILLER TYNER P WEBSTER 1. smmi BRENNAN mmronn N SMITH JOAN BALOGH STANDING PRINCE JOHN BALOGH SCHMITT GARDNER R SMITH TAGGART B SMITH W WEBSTER DECKER , L-..... L1 'lx' 5 Q 'i SEATED WOODAMS, DONNA SMITH, DFBBY SMITH, COYLE, RADPORD, PRINCE STANDING TAGGART, MILLFR, BLODGETT, L HERMANCE, MAC KENZIE, MR MC KFON, A HERMANCE, LA DUE BRENNAN 41 D ' ,,. - . if ' V ,g b ' . - , H - ,fl , . I v ' ,' f ' ' Q v - , ,,. ..., . Nb , , 1 ,, W -H ., , . ' T If R f fx A A 1 , 'x 6 Q. ,!f ., I I .- , , 1 U EZ,!,. . I s 1 - - Q , , . I Q ' M K' f 4- ' 'M 4 ' W i K w Q I iqh lg - Q' ' E H . N V 22,3 1 - 'Q if 3 I , , , . . - - . . - . I , , . f - . . . . . . - I c ' 4? C . M 1: 1: 'C -4 E A , - . 1 , N , I A . ,, 'N .ygx V , v '. A. W I ' r , ' 4 Q Q x . 1 gk A B Y' ,x..,... . ,. Q , v 4 A 'M w. ,I 4 ' ' l . r 'Z' V . 4:4 N ,kaQx QA ,'v-1 ' ' I , E I - E 5 A N n Jn ,QTL T ? ,,,,.x PAHMATIE S in a u,. 39 N51 Y W 2:-1 - 0 ' 2 mn I f SEATED URS NUNDY EIDWAN b PYAN IANF QCHULTZ K RYAN COOPFR QTREB GUNIO STANDING NAPIONETTI BU GPSS KLUTH WIZWA BISHOP BARNES J HPRRITT WHITWORF G WIHRITT PAHMT IVUM 1 bw' Y I A-:Q X '-.-J' in v3 IST ROW MRS NEWSOMF WRIGHT JUDD PHFLAN GIBSON BRITTON COURTRIGHT GAVIGAN TOAL W COSMAN 2ND ROW R ODELL FALLON KENYON HOISINGTON NEWSOML L ODELL DAVEY DIEDRICH J COSMAN 3RD ROW JACKSON 42 J , - 1 ., .. QW f, ff. ,Tag . - lf 'I . 4' if .-.f 'N-,, , : U o m - - wr its ? K : ' ff :F rf., H. ' ' 'Z 8 1 ! i 3 n ' Q I - .. ui, 5 -1 L H ,, , M ,gf 1 W- ., ,: Z in 1 W I W Q gn. . E .. , ' ,, - 4' - ., Q: fl - I K 1 1, .e 12 az ,, ,. .,,.. ,T .'f.a ' 1 'M ' , , X ' ' s u E 1 1,'f U ' 'y.,1 . - 2. . D 5, . -u E g 1.,,'n l N , Y YC.. i---- - -p 5: 11,1 A -' ..,,r 'A 'I 5 y , ' . I .j . FNJ-lf' ,M . I H. I XZ .z gk , f 1 - Nl ' . g 'W I N jf. f x . 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'ff ,If- Z- x yfza-.1-y. 3,-if-'ri .4-., ,.-ff' - 2-1-'f' N 'avg if I 1ST ROW MISS KINSELLA BAYFR SINE ARNOLD G BEADIING RUNDELL LUDWIG DONOGHUE ZND ROW B BEADLING ADAMS DEBONA LINDSAY CONLIN WILLIAMS WOOD HAMLIN wh 'Q SEATED MRS DOWNES, B LUDWIG, GILL, CONLIN, WOOD, G LUDWIG, J MC CARROLL, S MC CARROLL STANDING WILLIAMS, BAYER, LEMCKE, PITMAN RUNDFLL, BEADLING, HAMLIN, PETERSON DE BONA 43 ' 's Q SL Q l3Ha'1Fvi7 Zu is ,Q :1 ' I :1 sa :Q +1 - - - -Y A - - - I J, - ,I A Q ,, Q ' 1 75. 3 I . ii ' a if ga X: 1 ,JJ 1, Zia - . 394 V ,, -wb L fi ,, , ' ' I I A ' ,. f r If XA ' A ' ,Q ff ff I L N ' Q fx ff' N 1, .H fa 6 .. . S Z kkkf .5 -1452: 1 ' I E' 1 , P-'M' ' A . A - ' QI 1.1 i,5 I t ' TH y , ugh . fm- ' - A A . , v '. I A5 ' ' 1, 5, ' ' li ' ' ' Ef 1 W - ix ' JY? ' A ws, ,A I rf : N Q I -A A . I If 3 2 is A I Q' , Rfb, A A , ' 'i V 55 - 11 I it 2 , X z ,V , - : , I , , , . I . . . I Z - . f 1 I - n . I - l I 4 I , I ' WM , I , . .f us v. ' ' ,,. 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' X A I . j , 5 , A ' 9' I Z j I xv' ng u JI IST ROW HAND 'ANCHESTLR LAMMES R SMITH ZND ROW MRS QUACKENBUSH B CASTLF KOSS J CLAREY B SCHULDT JOAN BARRETT JEAN BARRETT D RYAN STASSEN 3RD ROW A SMITH GARRARD W CASTLE D CLAREY D SCHULDT C CASTLE PINCKNEY VAN DORN B RYAN PARMA A I --.4-.Q 0 -N-.x SEATFD ROUSF, GILT, DANIEL WILCOX, MRS BRIDGEMAN, DIANE WILCOX, LA DUE SAGE STANDING INGHAM, ALDRED WHITMAN, VAN ORDEN, HAMMOND, MILLER, LAISNEY, CUDDEBACK HAMLI ll -ffazlil-I' SEATED Xltb KAY bCARSON T llAP tINGTON ll SCIKLLTL VYLLIU h SCHLLTZ IIOLCOUB lVAClxl-'UAIN L GROVES NDING F' HAPRINGTO F'l:.llN COLEMAN TIN A 5 COP CWHESE seven rural schools although a b1t remote from the central school ltself are C0n sldered an lmportant part of the d1str1ct The chlldren from these schools make the Journey from then' own schoolhouses to the central school once a week to recewe speclal mstructlon ln art muslc llbrary speech and physlcal educatlon Every Frlday these youngsters leave home antlclpatmg thelr trlp to the central school At a certam tzme m the day a school bus calls at the httle school and transports these young sters to the v1llage Thls IS the one art class per week when these klds are sure to have en ough sclssors paste paper and the other materlals avallable IH the art department They smg to muslc from a plano that s tuned, and speech classes are avallable for those who exper lence dlfflculty ln enunclatmg certaln vowels or consonants And all week long they look ahead to the day when they can run and play ln an lndoor, well equlpped gym where they are not C011 fmed by the close walls of a one room school or bundled up by the wmter clothmg needed to play outdoors on some of these blustery days Although condltlons are now qulte crowded, these youngsters are lookmg forward to the day when they wlll be a part of the new Hllton Central School to be completed ln the near future '-?4X x , nfl lflzfiwgx L,-' W' 60 '-Lf-f f 5, -f f kj i iq. al 0 0 1 il g 0 0 L 'u 4:5 in X ' X 'l'l 4 A! 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DLCW STUDE T EUU SEATED Mas JENKINS BLAIR LUPPMAN SPEER DIEDRICH SHETLER CLEMENT STANDING FLEISCHHAUER METCALI- COVINGTON CONLFY ULRICH woonAMs MILLAR Presldent IGSSIE Speer Vlce Presldent Mary Dledrlch Secretary Lols Shetler Correspondmg Sec Frances Blalr Treasurer Robert Luffman News Reporter Leslle Clement UR student councll IS composed of representatlves elected by the student body Each Jumor and semor hlgh homeroom, as well as every student aCt1VltY, IS represented m thls orgamza tlon Mrs Ienkms IS advlsor to the group It IS the responslblhty of the councll to plan assemblles, declde on athletlc elegxblhty rules, sell basketball tlckets, and choose the cheerleaders. They also asslst ln the fmanclng of athletlc programs. Thls year the student councll has had several new projects They sponsored dances to ralse money for the athletlc assoclatlon and, ln order to have a more varled assembly program had each class present one assembly to the student body durmg the year. Q' . 'Qs Ko tba 1' O P JJ f E U A J, QD Y -4 u--- -- 1111516 WMI FYIK- ' 48 Ilx SUE EE ELUB AAN 1.8 SEATED LA DUE DUNN MR BRAND SPROSS JACOBS STANDING GILT BARRETT S SMITH SLOWE M SMITH WINGHART CHE Sclence Group act1v1t1es have been varied One group has started a flower garden on Rall road Avenue on a httle plot near the New York Central Statlon They have planted shrubs and flowers whlch have helped to brlghten up th1s sectlon of the vlllage durlng last summer and fall Late m the fall bulbs were planted whlch added color early thrs sprlng The lab buzzes wlth act1v1ty nearly every mnth perlod when sclence students try out varlous experlments, read radio scrlpts for en1oyment, or just come 1n to help out by settmg up demonstra tlons for use ln class These young sclentlsts enJoy thexr work as they learn the prlnclples and as they prepare themselves for a future m whlch sclence w1ll play an lmportant role Another group of young people are blrd enthusxasts Blrd watchers are funny people As soon as sprmg IS Just around the corner you ll fmd them up wlth the sun Fleld glasses ln hand, they keep close tabs on new blrd arrwals from the South The South Avenue Brldge IS where the Hrlton b1rd watchers gather at s1x each Saturday mormng from March unt1l June Only Paul Rood s mllk truck and an occaslonal Kodak worker s car are heard above the melodlous volces of Robms Mourmng Doves and Song Sparrows early ln the sprmg. There IS always excltement for the eager ones who can break away from that mce warm bed. There are marshes to tramp through wlth herons and ducks, there are the wooded creekbeds w1th thezr warblers, and thrushes 1n late sprmg, and then the many beautlful fleld songsters, too, whmch are always so common around Hllton. The cllmax of the season IS a trlp to Ithaca where they Jom the Cayuga bxrd club IH thelr weekly Sat urday morning walk through the beautlful Fuertes Sanctuary at the head of Cayuga Lake. Eg We 2 Z Q F T A : , y at ff' 1 1 -ff , K I -LW C. v. I ' QQ . Vg t' if A , Sk ff, , 2 fx as I 4 av A . QV ,nv ff, 5 , A w , q LA lg fy ' V i V X , I M ii ' i g Vlfflw y l 1 Q 4 ' ' . A- lr er Z M 3 1 Q ' Q ' T ' 3 A 7 A : , A M- ' V' , D A A 'A ,I ' 5 rr gf , T, 3 QQ kkrrr H V: -+,, ,k 3, . ,El I 1 V . x 55 I , V A , . A n n l g I o . , . . . ' J. SE IUH LIBRARY CLUB Wm E me is T RO MISS SEEMANN L DI' WITT MULLENS BEFIHLER G DE WITT COVINGTON WARNOCK ZND ROW BARRETT GATES SKIVER M DODSON KOHIMFIFR ADAMS SOVIE ARNOLD 3RD ROW MESTLER KAIMFR M DODQON MONTGOMERY HUESER BUELL F GILLETTF 4TH ROW RABJOHNS KIUTH WAGNER V GILLETTE WRIGHT UTTFR FIEL Presldent Dorls Beehler Vlce presldent Genelvleve DeW1tt Secretary Lols DeW1tt Treasurer Wllllam Mullens Student Councll Rep Bonme Covmgton Advlsor Mlss Seemann HE hbrary club 1S lookmg forward to bemg m the new school llbrary next year The llbrary club members worked hard thls year makmg preparatrons for the conversxon of the old hlgh school llbrary mto the new grade llbrary and also preparmg for the new hlgh school llbrary The hbrary club along w1th 1ts regular act1v1t1es sponsored a grade and hlgh school Book Week Program and a Chrxstmas Book Sale The hbrary also had a tea, sponsored by the Hllton Chlld Study Club, and a poster contest sponsored by the Parent Teacher Dlscusslon Group The members of the llbrary club wlsh to express thelr thanks to Mlss Seemann for her grand help and understandmg throughout the year x cn. 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I ' , , , . , , Q 2 , , vAN , . , , . ,, . . , 1 : , ,, . . , , I UNIUPI LIBRARY CLUB FFA ,pv- i' ,ai ST ROW JULIA KLUTH COYLI: WAKE DUNN SCHLAFFER MII,RoRRow MISS SEEMANN 2ND Row AINSWORTH B HAYNES TRAVIS I R RARNRR c RARRRR HARRIS 3RD ROW SCHNUCKER TOWERS L GIRL HEMMERICK R ADAMS BARRETT BOURNE R KRESS 4TH Row c GILL T MULLEN MAC KENZIE JUNIA KLUTH D ALESID DUNRAR DE WXTT LINDSAY 5TH Row GERMEROTH MANCHETER COL-LAMER W HAYNES VAN SKIVER DIECKVIAN C ADAMS BAYER PresIdent Bruce Dunn Thomas Coyle VIce Presldent Sandra Wake Barbara Bayer Secretary Iune Schlaffer Susan DIeckman Treasurer Carmen PItman Bruce MIlborrow Advlsor MISS Seeman HE Iumor Hlgh LIbrary Club has worked on several projects along wIth theIr regular lIbrary dutles ln spxte of the few meetIngs allowed due to the need for schedulmg other actIvItIes at theu' regular meetIng tIme, a consIderable amount was accomplIshed Members of the Seventh Grade LIbrary Club worked on theIr home lIbrary wIth cards for each book and fIlIng boxes for the cards Members of the EIghth Grade LIbrary Club took as theIr project for the year the task of sendmg for pamphlets and catalogs needed for the lIbrary For the second year the Iumor LIbrary Club has functIoned as a separate group PrevIously the Jumor hIgh puplls became members of the Semor Hlgh LIbrary Club. The greatly Increased membershIp In both groups made separatIon necessary A stIll further regroupmg of the Jumor hIgh Into two sectIons, one for the seventh and one for the eIghth, was made The meetIngs are held In the lIbrary nInth perIod on Monday for the seventh grade and on FrI day for the eIghth grade The elghth grade lIbrary members are lookIng forward to JoInIng the Sen Ior Llbrary Club next year when they wIll be scheduled for desk duty and be able to take a more actIve part In lIbrary affaIrs 51 ga it 5 fx I 7 4 ,H at N ' an M W 4' , ,P 5 A h y N fn J . . 'V K t B f- X 1 1323? C X I 'Calf H f , Lx! 4 'J H 'Q 1 -V ax I ,I Q I 't ' I W ' X. 4K'N J ' ., ,ig A if Ylfgq If V' v ...4 I X' 4 ff, C A 3- 7th 8th C . . . I . l . . . . ' l AUDIU VISU L S Q .fa 'wt SEATED BRIDGEMAN JONES STANDING MR L-OUGHHEAD PETERSON REITHEL LEMCKE CWHROUGH motlon plctures shdes and recordmgs the students educat1on IS enlarged The Vlsual A1d Group under the dlrectlon of Mr Loughhead brmgs to the classrooms plctures and recordmgs whlch correspond w1th subJects the classes are currently studymg Thls group conslsts of several h1gh school boys who durmg thexr study halls and free perlods, operate the machmery requlred for demonstratlons H - Q '1 L-I -' ' 1 ,,r1'3 52 . Q ky. W, , A . eei,, Q S 5 :nf fs A L ff? X , 4 1 ' i ,'-j x,' L L ', l- I -s L'l,'J'-I - ' DR DLEHSURE SE IUH EHUPI S 1sT Row MR OUENTNER LADDE w KOHLMEIER DAYER CNATTIN JENNEJAHN RADJORN MONTGOMERY BURGESS DUELL CUNNINGHAM J MORAN JUDD ADAMS E HAYNES CARIO HASLIP RADFORD D RANOUS Miss KELLER 2ND Row RAIONT s SMITH K OAvI GAN SCHULTZ DRIDOEMAN DODSON BALOUGH L CHASE I DIEDRICE DLRICH D MILLER NEWSOME OPHARDT MIKEL SHETLER O LEMCKE ARNOLD M CHASE 3RD ROW E MIZMA BERNARDO L MORAN D KORLMEIER KLAFEHN VERNEY THESING COOPER M SMITH L MIZMA R HAYNES E KANOUS c CLEMENT JACKLING KAY WINGHART CONLEY COAKLY SPEER M DIEDRICM 4TH Row MAPEs w MORAN JONFS w GAVIGAN L CLEMENT REID LUFFMAN E MILLAR E MILLAR DTTER M LEMCRE BLAIR BROOKS Mc RENZIE RFNOKERT JENNEJAHN P MILLER PEARRER LA BAIE PLACK TALBOT HE saga of the vocal department over the span of the past three years might well be called mIlItary Jargon Operation Chorus ' The picture back In 1948 was 'too llttle but def1nIte ly not too late ' In those dark days the crying need was manpower fto say nothing of woman powerj Mr Guenther was practIcally forced to beg borrow and steal all posslble talent In or der to conduct a group larger than a slightly overgrown quartet But why remimsce about cond1 t1ons so sad as these? Today they are but a memory Last fall the turnout for chorus was more Ing to vocalize In the mixed chorus Of these applicants, 27 boys and 60 glrls, In add1tIon to their performances as separate boys' and girls' choruses Best of all the equIpment needed to outf1t such a group was no longer lacking Impressive new uniforms were In abundance, risers were ade quate, music was plentlful and a fIne crIterIon from last year's choral successes provided an even greater Incentive this year The Irls chorus under the capable leadership of Miss Keller has lIkew1se performed nobly At the C ristmas program they dId a fIne Job In singing 'O Holy Night lsolos by Kathleen Coakly and CorIn1e Clementj, 'I Wonder as I Wander fquartet conslstmg of Gall Cunningham, Alyce Arnold Mary Talbot and Peggy Balough J At the sprIng concert they performed The Big Brown Bear Kerry Dance Songs My Mother Taught Me and 'W1ll You Remember The boys' chorus, under the capable dIrectIon of Mr Guenther, has performed extremely well all year At the Christmas program they dId Justice to ' White Chr1stmas ' and Jingle Bells At the Monroe County Festlval they received fIne comments for their rendition of 'Battle Hymn of the Republic ' and at our own spring concert they reached their peak In performing the WhIffen poof Song, ' Battle Hymn ' Joshua Fit de Battle, and Night and Day Cllmaxing all thIs our m1xed chorus has held the HIlton musical banner hlgh Indeed At the Christmas program the group under the dIrectIon of Mr Guenther performed the extremely dlff Icult arrangement of Twas the Night Before Christmas ' At the Monroe County Festival this or ganIzatIon was commended highly for their performance of Dry Bones ' and ComIng Through the Rye ' A repeat of these numbers was appreciated by an ImpressIve audxence at our own spring concert 54 CT ' , in . . . 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GIRLS EHUH S BUYS 'NP ,Q 1' 4Ull- gf IST ROW D KANOUS RADPORD HASIIP CARIO F HAYNES MISS KELLER ADAMS JUDD MORAN CUNNINGHAM BUFIL MONTGOMERY 2ND ROW M CHASE ARNOLD G LEMCKE SHETLER MIKEI OPHARDT NEWSOME MIILFR ULRICH L DIEDRICH L CHASE BALOUGH BURGESS 3RD RDW M DIEDRICH SPEER COAKIY CONLEY WINGHART KAY JACKIING CLEMENT B KANOUS H HAYNES MIZMA SMITH COOPER 4TH ROW TALBOT FLACK LA BAIF PEARRLR P MILLER JENNEJAHN RENCKERT MC KENZIE BROOKS BLAIR M LEMCKE UTTER MILLAR MILLAR N-1 630 rt 99 V O9 oo ' 7 79 IST ROW LA OLE W KOHLMEIFR BAYER MR GUENTHFR CHATTIN JFNNEJAHN RABJOHNS WND ROW HAIGHT SMITH K GAVIGAN SCHULTZ BRIDGEMAN DODSON 3RD ROW MIZMA BERNARDO L MORAN D KOHLMFIER KLAFFHN VERNEY THESING 4TH ROW MAPES W MORAN JONES W GAVIGAN CLEMENT REID LLPFMAN 55 a g kbgmsv ' imwmgmlivrm u .- ' , 0 . 4 , A 1i lp , n - . . h . . -' F ,uw gi I , ., .Zi i . 5 ' ' . Q .. ' 'N ,M . r uhm W - N , 1 N, ,,,,, ' - A 1 X I . ' 3 ' U ' . ' ul 7 . , 7 - K W I .: . . I ' ' V 11 . y ' . ' s , I Lax. , . 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Q 'K ' -fi , , UNIUR EHUH S Nab' ,H w,-Q.: MR GUENTHER 2ND Row J KLUTH TYNFR D DELANO wownvncsm ouwnrl-N n nr-1ANo MAPFIIN HFMMERICK SCHNUCKER TABER WILLIAMS 3RD Row WHITE HUFPFR 1 BARRETT woonHAMs MAC Amin c BARRFTT Juno LEMCKE SCIIULTZ HOUGHTALING WHITLEY 4TH Row OPHARDT MANVILIE MANCHFSTI-R MIILAR UTTCAMAN coL1AuaR KLAFEHM ADAMS METCALP KAY LOWER NE of the newer muslcal groups here at H11ton Central IS the Jumor chorus Th1s group IS d1v1ded lnto glrls and boys choruses, Mlss Keller conductmg the glrls and Mr Guenther leadlng the boys The Chlef functlons of these groups parallels closely those of the Jumor band m that muslcal funda mentals and preparatlon for the semor choruses IS stressed lust as the mstrumentallst must become proflclent on h1s mstrument, so must the youthful smger become proflclent wlth h1s voxce In add1 tlon the jumor choral department provxdes an excellent opportumty for those who really l1ke to smg This year somethlng new has been added to our Jumor chorus Besldes the usual 45 rmnute chorus rehearsal each week, an extra 45 mmute perxod has been added for muslc appreclatlon Both Mr Guenther and Mlss Keller felt that, ln order to slng good muslc ln a prodesslonal manner, smgers must flrst understand and appreclate good muslc Therefore lt has been durmg these extra perlods that Jumor chorus members have had the opportumty to hear about the great composers, learn the stones behmd thelr muslc, and llsten to actual recordmgs of thelr musxc Wlth a currlculum such as thls, the Jumor chorus cannot help but make great progress and flourlsh ln future years 56 -7 in 'L ' 4 0 'V , V Y 'fi ' . f 'M fe , ' 71 l .l , I - . ' A 1 ' - u S A I ' rf tx. ir- ' ' ' ' 1 I IST ROWI MISS KELLER, RICE, AVERY, SHEIAHAN, JENNEJAHN, R. KLUTH, GILT, ST. GICORGIC, SCIILAFFER, BOURNE, WEBSTER, . . , ,. . . . , I . . . . SE IUH BA U SEATED JACKLING RABJOHNS OPHARDT scunuclmn Juno CLEMENT susrman c scnumz Howsm L mzwm cHAr'r1N HENDERSHOT E NZM ROWLEY JENNEJAHN JONES JAcoBs NICHOLS HOPAN LUFFMAN VERNEY ww scnumz WILSON STANDING HAIGHT comm wa GUFNTHER Pres1dent Edward Mlzma ..-1-. Student Councll Rep Lols Shetler ws -1-in Llbrarlan Connle Clement CHERE IS no doubt about lt the squeaks and cltnkers 1n the senlor band are dlmlmshlng To be sure they have not dlsappeared completely but they are bemg beaten mto submlsslon by more ex perlenced, better tralned mus1c1ans The mtonatlon IS much better, the tonal quallty IS vastly 1m proved, and the muslclanshlp IS now mdlcatwe of a well balanced hard workmg band More notes found ln much more d1ff1cult muslc are bemg handled w1th mcreasmg professlonallsm To sum lt all up, thls orgamzatlon IS growmg up Thls process of maturmg musxcally IS dlfflcult and It IS slow Learn to play ln ten easy lessons' makes good advertlsmg materlal, but that s as far as lt goes Only hard work, competent mstructlon, natural talent and perseverance can accompllsh the task of be comlng an mstrumentallst The success of the band thls year lS a result of all these thlngs The slze of the band IS much larger thanks to our farm system whfch we call the Jumor band Thls group provldes the semor band w1th a steady supply of muslclans already accustomed to playlng 1n a band These people replace those lost by graduatlon and provlde an mcentxve to other members of the semor band They reallze that they must show contmual progress lest thelr posttlon be lost to some enterprlsmg Junlor band member Sectlonal rehearsals ln whlch band muslc bemg currently played IS worked on by certam sectlons such as trumpets or clarlnets provldes a fme opportumty for band members to work out the rough spots 1n the1r respectlve parts ln addrtlon to thls weekly class lessons are glven to the less advanced band members The band performed at xts very best durmg the annual sprmg concert and gave 1nd1cat1ons of sur passlng thls performance next year Several marches were performed w1th vlgor and preclslon The Great Gate of K1ev and Phantom Trumpeters dxsplayed the talent of the trumpet sectlon Ballet Egyptxan' gave woodwmds a chance to show thelr wares and Bolero Won' provlded the lower brass and percusslon w1th some flashy ptss lges Toppmg the program was a performance of the Flnale from the New World Symphony The entxre band showed nts most advanced playlng ln thls number and Mr Guenther s S'ltlSf8CtlOll was clearly evldent The H1lton semor band has come 1 long, wly 1nd It wxll go a long way farther as these muslcfans continue to fmprove 57 6 - 3 . . , l 1 v 1 - . 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JU IUH BA US Q bEATED BLAIR HARRADINE SCHLAFFER RABJOHNS MC CRACKEN SCHNUCKFR C SCHULTZ HFNDFRBHOT FRISBEE KUEFER HOWELL W SCHULTZ WILSON CHATTIN HOUGHTALING RENCKERT ADAMS STANDING FLHORE MR GUFNTHFR senior band in any school cannot function properly without the aid of a junior band our school is no exception Our junior band is like a freshman football team It contains the future mem bers of the semor band It is in our junior band that young musicians learn to follow a conductor, to keep their place in the music, to play with others in ensemble to read music at sight This band rehearses every Wednesday at 3 00, and its members take great pride in their organization Even though they realize theirs is a preparatory group for the semor band they know they are also mem bers of a band of their own SFATED BUELL IVFQON BLARDSLFY BEEHLFR SCHULTZ TABER MASTERS LOWFR DIPDRICH KIUTH IUPO STANDING FLMORE WITHEROW MP GUENTHER CQHIS new musical organization is in reality the foundation of the instrumental program here at Hilton. It consists entirely of young boys and girls who are just beginning their study of a musi- cal instrument It is the second farm club' of the instrumental league. When these joun, musicians progress far enough, they are promoted to the junior band to fill the places left vacant by junior band members who have finally made the jump up to the senior band. 58 SPORTS DLEDSDNT NENUIIIES WILL BE BRIGHT 5 .5 'T A g -J I l BASEBALL ,S IST ROW FRANK MIZMA TELLER LA DUE SCHUTTE KOHLMEIER SLOWE ZND ROW KLAFEHN MANAGER RADTKE MELDER MESTLER SCHULTZ RDCKOW LUFFMAN MR WRIGHT COACH UR last year s baseball team had a falrly successful year They looked good whlle wlnnlng but only medlocre whlle losmg In league competltlon they beat Brockport and tled Bnght on wh11e m non league competltlon they beat Churchv111e and Penfleld LaDue Frank Rockow Mestler, and Slowe w111 be lost thru graduatlon whlle the rest of the members w1l1 form the nuc leus for thxs year s team VARSITY BASEBALL Don Radtke Howle Melder Syl Mestler Don Schultz Wllmer Rockow Bob Luffman Don Frank Ed Mlzma Frltz Teller Lefty LaDue Dave Schutte Don Kohlmeler Larry Slowe lst Base Pltcher Shortstop Pltcher 2nd Base Pltcher, Catcher Pltcher, Outfxelder 3rd Base Ut1l1ty Rlght Fleld Center Fleld Left Fleld Utlhty Ut1l1ty I 3 i K .K A 4 .twlf lf A l 1 M w 2 E ,QE 60 ROW T SING LTTF NIISON BI I A IACKIINK SCHUIT NU ROW JPNNI-IAHN MR TOLHURST GAVIGAN BERNARDO KLAFFHIN '3 DGP AN VFRNEY 'VIC GUKN 'HR Di' RIT H' HRIJROW WJRAN SNITII ILFF' AN MOINTGONPJRY REID The team won four games lost four and tled two Hlgh games of the season were a last mmute wm agamst Scottsvllle and a slmllar loss to the champlons of Plttsford Blau' Kmg Mxzma Vlglhottl Melder Luffman, Schutte Schultz and Smlth played then' f1na1 games Iacklmg McGurn and Verney forecast brlght prospects for next year Hllton Hllton H11ton Hllton Hllton H11ton Hllton Hllton H11ton Hllton , ,AIR CWHE Soccer Season of 1950 saw Hllton Central make lts second year of play a successful one M. VARSITY 'Inu GARY BLAIR 5 10 Semor Guard Captaln I HOWARD MELDER 5 10 Semor Forward BASKETBALL 11M JALKLING 5 9 jumor Forward K I JOE TOLHURST C oach FRITZ TELLER 5 6 Semor Guard BOB LUFFMAN DON SCHULTZ 6 Semor 5 9 Semor Forward 62 F01'Wa1'd 1 MW - n r X , V, A -v x I V, emu? Q M Q, ji? W 7- L--k,, Vi 5? I I A 1 I ,, . I n-- - - L X I Q , ,,d., , WM' f 9 fi? I ,, . I vl-- ' Q IF V119 1 A 5 , I I 5 x . Ex ,-' fl 2. 1' 2 A 5 .f,...,M-' MV' ni A Q I A , Y fi 1 -A if 1 5-5 L ff: in ., ,, 5 A I u I ll-- ' VARSITY BASKETBALL FE Z'- SX. Ct: V N A UR basketball team was composed of mne semors and two Jumors We started the DAVE SCHUTTE 5 6 Semor Guard if I 0 Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton H1lton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hllton Hxlton Q. DUANE KOSS 6 3 Semor Center season lxke champlons Wlnmng our flrst two league games but then lost our next three games Lack of helght was our greatest hand ED MIZMA 5 7 Semor Guard lcap and 1nab1l1ty to control the ball cost H11 ton Central many close games Melder Schutte Luffman Mlzma Koss Klng Schultz and Teller played thelr best brand of basket ball Gary Blalr another Semor was mjured early ln the season and h1s loss was keenly felt Crabb and Iacklmg lend prom1se to a successful season m the comxng year The semors that go on to college should be a great ald to thelr freshman teams 27 60 39 29 34 58 39 37 36 48 37 Spencerport Churchvllle Rush Henrletta Spencerport Honeoye Falls Plttsford Penfleld Brockport Scottsvllle Churchvllle Rush Henrletta Honeoye Falls Brockport P1ttsford Penfleld Scottsv1lle GEORGE CRABB 6 2 Iunlor Center t n rt: WA 1 ERNIE KING X HM REID 5 8 Semor Sophomore Guard Manager 63 JU IUH VARSITY BASHETB LL sf Bs D FLEISCHHAUER DIEDRICH SARGENT SPROSS BRIDGEMAN JENNEJAHN GAVIGAN R FLEISCHHAUER BAYER MR DE RITTER RADTKE BISHOP BERNARDO MORAN VERNEY 4TH ROW HERMANCE MONTGOMERY KLAFEHN THESI NG 1ST ROW 2ND ROW 3RD ROW CLEMENT BCI HE 1950 51 Jumor varslty basketball team can be rated wlth the best of Htlton sl V squads The team composed of Jumors sophomores and freshmen showed plenty of sp1r1t m wlruung a hlgh percentage of the1r games Les Clement, Don Radtke, Norbert Thesmg A1 Blshop, B111 Wllson and G R Verney held down the top pos1t1ons and gave the fans plenty of thr1ll1ng moments Clement Verney and Radtke dld most of the heavy board work and Wllson, B1shop and Thesmg could be depended upon for speed and pass work Kermlt Gavlgan Sherman Montgomery Bob Klafehn and Bob Flelsh hauer dld excellent rellef Work The other squad members were Gary Bernardo Bob Hermance, Don Flelshhauer, Lloyd Moran, Luther D1edr1ch and 11m Spross The all around ab111ty of thls team should become more apparent durmg the next few seasons 64 , 1 VF? 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I . . , , . - , . . . 4h ' 4 P GIRLS IGHT 'iff K jf, 'M ' 1sr now Nsnsoun omuanr svsmn A sravsnsou urss LAY nnzmucn uuucn mmrono zrm now BAR-ILE MORAN CONLEY L ms w1T'r Pmuzan 'rumen MIKEL P Hnnss Juno ann wow snooxs H mnmas LA sus JENNEJAHN coopsn CLEMENT cov1Nc'roN Gum: MIZMA 4TH Row Bowan E MILLAR P MILLAR mm. on J STEVENSON scnnucxsn Fuck .menu G DE WITT CN HIS year ' G1rls N1ght met after school one mght a week A Glrls Athletlc Councxl was formed wlth the followmg offlcers Ann Stevenson, Pres , Mary D1edr1ch Vxce Pres Elleen U1 rlch, Sec , and IBSSIC Speer, Student Councll Rep We were v1ctor1ous 1n a soccer playday at Churchvllle and repeated the Wm rn basketball, here We were also actlve m a playday orgamzatnon consxstmg of four schools The other schools partlclpatmg m thls schedule were Spencerport, Brockport and Churchvllle Our actwltles con slsted of square dancmg basketball, volleyball and softball As a result of th1s new schedule we were provlded wlth the opportumty to partlclpate ln a whole some and d1vers1f1ed physlcal educatlon program of team, 1nd1v1dual, dual and soclal actwltres within our school and with outs1de schools. Leadershrp was encouraged through student management and ofhciating at games. At all of the games we played at other schools, competrtlon that stresses the emoyment of the actlvity and the development of sportsmanship and character was promoted. 65 7 2 ,n r s 1 1 . , Q A I 5 . A. ,, ' ' ' ds. ' ' Q .-. . n v 5 IZ, - - W I 2 ' . . 4 S. ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 J Q S -W fy-. ' K N xx Mx . , , l ' tm ff are S ' S VK! X 'V 1 .x I . A 1 I ' ff A Wg .' . if . G-in V . b I it ' g I , , . , 1 n v 1 I p f 1 . ' , ' , , , 3 I . . , . . . . . . 1 : , . . - - - - - ' ' ' NG' I . . . - I . . 45! . I .' , .Q ' O. I . . . . Y . . . . - v 9 ' SE IDE EHEEH LEADERS CHE cheerleaders were chosen this year by a new method, which proved to be a very success- ful one All the cheerleaders tried out in one group for varsrty mcludmg all four h1gh school classes The seven cheerleaders I'8C81VlI'1g the most votes for vo1ce po1se enthusrasm, and rhythm were to be varsrty cheerleaders The next fwe recezvlng the most votes were put on Junlor varslty The mam purpose 1n havmg varslty cheerleaders IS to lead the crowd ln cheers to keep the team ln a good sp1r1t lf the team knows that they are bemg backed up, they w1ll play a much better game Thls year s varslty squad conslsted of two sen lors three Juniors and two sophomores DIEDRICH COVINGTON BURGESS KANOUS WRIGHT CHASE BUELL. We got the go, we got the get We re from Hllton We got the gang that s got the pep None could be prouder The go, the get the gang the pep, If you can t hear us Hilton Hlgh Qh You bet We ll holler all the louder 66 .. . , . 1 , . xl' ' 9 9 'Q . 5 . . . . . . 'Z' 1 I ' ' 'EJ iv! ' ' 7 9 ' 5 -Q ' 65 ' ,H fir f ' 'G A I . . a 1 ' . , n 1 7 ' . . 1 ' , J ' ' JU IUH EHEEH LEZXUES Q? COLEVIAN STEVENSON CLEMENT JACKLING CARIO one freshman and four sophomores These glrls show great promlse for the years to come for the varsxty squad The Jumor squad of cheerleaders has mamly one purpose ln mmd and thls lS to tram the gurls for varslty cheerleadlng These glrls usually conslst of freshmen and sophomores and mn the next two years wlll be good varslty ma ter1al The Jumor cheerleaders also help the I V team keep up lts sp1r1t by leadlng the crowd 1n the cheers durmg the prellmmary game Qt! 2 blts, 4 blts, Pull dovsm the rafters, 6 blts, a dollar. Tear up the floor. All for Hrlton Come on H1lton, Stand up and holler. Ralse that score. 67 . . V. it T l . . . . T My e is of L Z X Q X-l-61' il ' r. 5 Q I , , T Q Q V51 'I ' 2 K 3 p 1 I A Q X 'Q J . I ,l V' 53 , . ' ,env r' ix 'Q ' A ,L I K ' ' E T y L f ' awe, BUYS INTHAMUHALS EHH5 IN gi UHALS 505 ,L 4 1 ff i Z 341 6 9 UNIUH HI I TH MUH LS 1ST ROW PAGE TRAVIS RABJOHNS, BARKER R KRESS MISS LAY RICE AVERY JULIA KLUTH HAYNES SHEAHEN WILSON 2ND ROW ST GEORGE WAKE SCHLAFFER PITMAN JUNIA KLUTH BOURNE WEBSTER JENNEJAHN DUNBAR H KRESS BRD ROW J KLAFEHN E BARRETT RUNDELL OUWELEEN H DELANO D DELANO HEMMERICH WONDERGEM R KLUTH GILT D'ALESIO 4TH ROW HUFFER L KLAFEHN WHITE M BARRETT WOODAMS MAC KENZIE HAZARD ARMSTRONG ROUSE BAYER JUDD 5TH ROW' GERMEROTH BERGLUND MILLAR OPHARDT MANVILLE SLOWE DIECKMAN COLLAMER ADAMS LEMCKE MANCHESTER mn Q4 'ww 'V ' in IST ROW DUNN COVINGTON TABLR MAC CIACKEN WITHEROW MR TOLHURST WILLIAMS COYLE DIEDRICH AINSWORTH HARRIS 2ND ROW HOWELL WAY KELLY CUNNINGHA TOWFPS 1ILLER BARRFR SCHNUCKER PRISBLF KRESS 'XRD ROW KLUTH BROWN SCHULTZ HFNDERSHOT R RABJOHN GILL HAUGHTALING MILBORROW MULI EN SCARSON 4TH ROW SAMSON SANDERS GAVIGAN J RANJOHN WAGNER KAY METCALF' NICHOLS HAYNFS 70 x , ,, . . 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LEFT TO RIGHT MR BENJAMIN ADE ARCHITECT MR FRED JENNEJAHN PREbIDENT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MR CECIL W LUFFMAN PRINCIPAL OF HILTON CENTRAL SCHOOL new Jumor semor hlgh school for the Hllton Central Dlstrlct Thls has long been the dream of all ln the communlty who deslre better educatlonal fac1l1t1es for thelr chlldren and for those who have had to work under the crowded condltlons of the past few years These plctures, taken September 5 1950 of the ground breakmg for the new school mdlcate that m the not too dlstant future the new school bulldmg w11l become a reahty The class of 1951 wlshes to express 1ts best wlshes to the admmlstratlon, faculty, and stu dents who w111 be prwlleged to use the new Hllton Central Iumor Semor Hlgh School was mrsmw 1,31- va 'Q ft new Wh it rw fm was ff' Q W we ,W we M ge egg, fs may zahlZ?j?z' fx w 4 h2za2?'f?55r2' wqwyp J W? 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