Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

NW Q 'L M4220 Qdwmm Q11 i L ........ .......!i I. X fig? yfmv f' Kfl gg 5. ilk, cv , I .v Nw . U 140 271077 ALMA MAT ER If to H11ton H1gh we re loyal And the Red and Whlte and Blue We w1ll never fall to honor The school that made us true If at work or play or pleasure Pleasant memorles w11l be br1ght Of dear old Hllton Hlgh School, And the Crxmson and the Wh1te' C ITH the new school bu1ld1ng almost completed we pause to th1nk of our experlences 1n the old school The class wxshes to thank the faculty and staff for the ex pert gu1dance and mstructlon they have glven us As we say good bye to the ' Llttle Red Schoolhouse ' we w1sh the best of luck to everyone gomg lnto the new school B--g.:1-..,,--'g,3:v-id-'2a:.f -Hs ,3Z:., i 'Q 'xx ' s-. lu. -.Q-5, .,q,, wfpvt ,5q,.'J4f 2 . . , . L 1 . - I ' 7 ' .37-. --V , , . U I --, - .-.,..,..- --V. K V- Q In .H P . - . ,,f...f . , f,,, is ' .' -1.4, V , 5 'M' A - .l '.. ' ' ., . -.,LC' -' , -. 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'. -'V MR CECIL LUFFMAN CHE Hiltorial is published annually by the Senior Class character and achievements of the student body By story and picture are depicted the Life of the school the Sp1r1t of Hilton Central May this book so well capture this spirit that the students will carry it forward mto the new building May it serve as a reminder to those who have contributed to the Spirit and Loyalty in this building and act as an inspi - tion to those who in the future will strengthen its founda- tions in the new structure By centering this year s interest around song titles you have caught an essential ingredient of the Hilton Charac- ter May the task be so well achieved that Seniors leave the school and others remain ' With a Song to Remember A Song Without Words ' softly praising Hilton Cen l 3 V . I ? 9 2,4 ,-'I ol for the purpose of recording in a pleasant manner the ' ' tl ' !7 . , Cl n , ra . I !! 7 ' tra . S iff! IV' 'xr MRS DOROTHY C ROSBY S we pause to revrew our years at Hllton Central School, a teacher stands out 1n our m1nds as one who was always ready, w1l11ng, and most able to ass1st us 1n carry1ng out our many projects Her calm, eff1c1ent manner, her art1st1c ab1l 1ty, and her helpful suggest1ons added the touch necessary for success ln plays, dances, class days, and numerous other aCt1V1t16S It IS w1th pr1de and a s1ncere feellng of gratltude that we dedlcate our 1952 H1ltor1al to Mrs Dorothy Crosby We hope that many more classes w1ll have the opportumty to work under her excellent guxdance 4 X - ,I :ip ,- , vf' ' 3 SNA I1 .A jf r as l fl - 9:9 slug X?'f, A I -4-Z. .3 it 4-ou? MR WRIGHT AND MISS DURRANT --4b..,D4 ' HEN our twelfth year arrlves we begln to reallze that our schoolmg means more than mere books We have many act1v1t1es to be successfully carrled out ln our sen1or year such as plays, dances tr1ps and magazme sales We could not have 3CCOmpl1Sh6d these feats wlthout the capable d1rect1on of our two advlsors M1ss Durrant and Mr Wrxght Ol1ve and Len gulded us through our sen1or year wlth ease and efflclency They pltched ln with zeal to help us w1th our many act1v1t1es for the betterment of all We could depend on them for thexr cooperat1on and advlce always readlly glven Therefore we w1sh to express our appreclatlon to M1ss Durrant and Mr Wrlght for helpmg to make our sen1or year a most happy and profltable one 5 Sealed Smith Coakly Gavigan Klafehn Millar Burgess Conley Standing Miss Dunant Buell Balogh Talbot Bishop Towers Mr Wright Radford Ryder Editor Asst Editor Bus Manager Art Editors Senior Editors Classes Editor Activities Editor Music Editor Sports Editor Photography Editor Chief Typist Gerald Klafehn Warren Gavigan Sherwood Towers Patsy Buell Peggy Balogh Kathleen Coakly Sidney Smith Roy Ryder Patricia Burgess Mary Talbot Jean Radford Alfred Bishop Robert Conley Flora Millar LTHOUGH conditions have been crowded our class has usually been able to work in harmony With this thought in mind, music was a logical theme for our year- book As our days In A Little Red School House ' draw to a close we have tried here to capture the Memories we hold dear We take this opportunity to express our appreciation to the administration, faculty, and students who have so will ingly contributed to the success of the 1952 HILTORIAL 6 1 U' ,AJ-v o-MJU ' ' 'U . . ' f we rcncucrr L5 LL U A 5 sr 4 Ci 513 HQ J :W UA,-w Seated H1scock Day Ienncjahn Harradme Luffman Slandmg W11l1ams Kelly Haxght Mrs Dorothea H1scock 35 Hovey St H1lton Freder1ck Day 220 West Ave H1lton Fred JenneJahn 172 South Ave Hllton Lester Harradlne 32 Burrltt Rd Hllton C W Luffman 280 Lake Shore Dr Hllton Merton W1l11ams 661 Peck Rd Hllton Leland Halght Walker Rd Walker, N Y Mrs Margaret Dlekman 28 Smlth Street Hxlton, N Y URING the past year the Board of Educat1on has been con fronted Wlth several problems largely due to an mcreased enrollment New and addltlonal classroom space was needed 1n order to al1ev1ate the crowded cond1t1ons already ex1st1ng m the present bu1ld1ng The teachmg staff had to be mcreased Classes had to be d1v1ded Transportat1on wh1ch IS always a problem 1n ltself needed rev1s1on an order that those pup1ls requlrmg transporta t1on could be adequately taken care of Your Board of Educat1on has been keenly aware of all of these problems and many others too numerous to ment1on And through the very f1ne cooperatxon of both Faculty and Adm1mstrat1on and the Students themselves the most serlous problems have been overcome the school has operated very smoothly desplte 1tS overcrowded cond1t1on We s1ncere1y hope that many of the afore mentloned pro blems wxll be el1m1nated by the opemng of the school year 1n September 1952 when the new .Tumor Sen1or Hlgh School w1l1 be ready for occupancy 8 tl , If Z Z ad . 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KH LVM UW 76 1st Row Blshop Loughhead Heelas 2nd Row Guenther Watters Tolhurst Crosby 3rd Row Sackett Lester Keller B Jane Seemann French Lxbrarxan Rosemary DeCoster Sen1or H1gh Enghsh Phyllls Lotze Sr H1 Eng and Speech Betty Butler Sen1or Hxgh Engllsh M 0l1ve Durrant Commerlcal Subjects Robert MacDonald Sr H1 Eng and Soc St Louls DeR.1tter Sen1or Hlgh Mathematlcs Irwm Benslnk Vocatlonal Agrlculture Charles Brand Sen1or High Sclence Leonard Wnght Sr H1 Hxst and Bus Law 9 Cec1l W Luffman W1l11am H Loughhead Beatrlce Blshop Ruthann Heelas Robert Guenther Ellzabeth Watters Joseph Tolhurst Dorothy Crosby J amce Sackett Joseph Lester Clyd1ne Keller Prmclpal Vxce Prm Ind Arts Home Econom1cs .Tumor Hlgh Englzsh Instruments, Vocal Mus1c .Tumor Hxgh Mathemancs Boys Phys1ca1Educat1on Grade and Hlgh Art Glrls Phys1calEducat1on J unlor Hlgh SOCIZ1 Studles Grade and Vocal Muslc lst Row Seemann Jenkms DeCoster 2nd Row Lotze Dunant Mac Donald DeRmcr Bcnsmk Brand Wnght Hazel Jenkins Guidance a.nd Latin t C05-6 5,46 if-add-4 Phyl11s DeHey Edmund Kirby Cec111a Burke Julxe K1rby Ruth McClellan Ethel MacDermand Onolee Lynch Blanche March Helen Stubbs Barbara H Flemmg Hazel Brldgeman Grade Two Grade S1x Coord1nator of Grades Grade Three Grades Four and F1ve Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade Four One Three Slx F1ve One Two lst Row DeHey E Kuby Burke 2nd Rowj Kuby McClellan Mac Dermand Lynch 3rd Row March St bbs Flemmg Brldgeman Mary Brule Robert Br1dgeman Blanche Newsome Helen Nundy Mar1on Schultz Mar1on Quackenbush Laura Downes L11l1an Kay Vmetta K1ns ella John McKeon Kmdergarten Haml1n 1411 Parma Parma Parma Parma Greece 36 Kmdergarten Greece 196 Parma ill A, sf lst Row Brule B ldgeman Newsome 2nd Row Nundy Schultz Quackcn bush 3rd Row Downs Kay Kmsella 10 -1 Seated Mrs Nlcloy Mrs Hxscock Standmg Barlle Radford Haynes Cunmngham Pum 1' lst Row P Ingraham R1cher Marks 2nd Row V Ingraham Allgelers Castle Jaynes Hendershot 11 614,06 WW Lefr toR1ght Kmmmell Arnold M1zma Barren f 'hy Ide Wake VanDom U 0 s, s ff ., ..,4 It I I U f Q29 '9 0' lv A 710,-AA0'O ff,-'EN ASK FOR IT AT EOR COMFORT YOUR FAVORITE BAR LOVEMAKING TEENAGERS SOFT TOUCH COMING' SLEEPY TIME GALS SPECT ACULAR GOING SOMEWHERE9 Fr'-,. MAKEUP f OLDT' TAKE YOUR PICI-X 4-Q 1..AJ wx EVERYBODY DOES IT MAN-BAIT GAB FEST 12 LEARNING YOUNG .J I' M BEWITCHED .' -S. 6. K in mum f VN '6 ' ix x,f?Af!XX J? U f N N 5 N N Z W K fl, Q' X M MARGARET WANDA BALOGH ' eggs' Favonte Saymg ' What do I say? Pet Peeve People Mama Bemg w1th Al' By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Her actmg abxllty DORIS JUNE BEEHLER 'Dor Favorlte Saymg Hey now' Pet Peeve Slttlflg on the other slde of the car Mama Lemon ple By Thls Ye Shall Remember Her Workmg 1n the l1brary ALFRED FRANCIS BISHOP C Favorlte Saymg 'B1rd1es Pet Peeve Them gol dang glrls Mama Bucky By Thls Ye Shall Remember Hlm Basketball PATSY ANN BUE LL ' 'Pat Favorlte Saymg 'Little louder and we ll dance to It Pet Peeve DlSagT96ab19 people Mama Hamlln dances By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Queen of Class of 52 14 1 P H ' ' -- 6 77 -- ,. -- - . 0 4 H 1 - - --gl 77 , . 6 !! Al . . --4 . . ,, :nu q - l H . . I . , . ,, -- . - 9 PATRICIA EDNA BURGESS Pa Favorlte Saylng I thought I d d1e a thousand deaths Pet Peeve Sneaks Mama Cheerleadmg By Thls Ye Shall Remember Her Blond1e LOIS IRENE CHASE Lo Favorxte Saymg Never mmd, now ' Pet Peeve Ch1ld1sh Sen1ors By Th1S Ye Shall Remember Her Red ha1r and brown eyes LESLIE MARVIN CLEMENT Clem Favorlte Saymg Yo1cks' Pet Peeve Enghsh teachers Mama Basketball By Th1s Ye Shall Remember H1m Dry humor KATHLEEN SUE COAKLY Coke Favorlte Saymg H1, honey Pet Peeve Short f1ngerna1ls Mama Muslc By Thls Ye Shall Remember Her Bemg 1n love 15 KK t!! I ' ' --H 2 ' 71 1 ' ' ii It D! . . . , Mania--Drum Corp l it 77 . . H . ,, C6 I3 . . H . ,, ROBERT EVERETT CONLEY Bob Favorlte Saymg ' It s llke thls Pet Peeve Johnny Ray Mama Photography By Th1s Ye Shall Remember H1m Wavy black ha1r GEORGE FREDERICK CRABB B1g George ' Favor1te Saymg Never touched h1m Pet Peeve Refs Mama Betty Lou GAIL ELIZABETH CUNNINGHAM ucay Favorlte Saymg 'Wouldn t that slay you though? Pet Peeve Bemg teased Mama Sweets By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Carefree d1spos1t1on RONALD EDWARD GAVIGAN 'Ronme Favorzte Saymg 'Gads' Pet Peeve Teachers Mama Sports By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Hlm D1fferent car every day 16 ll 77 . . U , , . . -U , ' ' --u - n By This Ye Shall Remember Him Height ' - --4 r U g - n ' ' --C .JD WARREN WILLIAM GAVIGAN 'Oswald Favorlte Saymg Cork off' Pet Peeve Workmg Man1a Dances By Th1S Ye Shall Remember H1m H1s way w1th the ladles PATRICIA ANN GEISER Pat C Pet Peeve Domg dlshes Mama Dancmg and roses By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Long haxr VIVIAN MARY GILLETTE V1v Favorlte Saymg Drop dead Pet Peeve Reckless dr1vers Mama Roller skatmg By Th1S Ye Shall Remember Her Brockport Roller Rmk JB! HELEN IRENE HAYNES Helen Favorlte Saymg Not tomght' Pet Peeve Amerlcan Hlstory Mama Wr1t1ng letters to servlce me By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her A tender heart 17 1 rs ' ' JJ -V 73 Favorite Saying--' Men annoy me. I love to be annoyed. ll ' 77 ' ' --ca ax if 7, ' ' --cf - 77 . U . . . n JAMES FREEMAN JACKLING ' Jlmmy Favorxte Saymg 'George Pet Peeve Cops Mama Basketball By Thls Ye Shall Remember H1m Presldent of the Class GERALD LEE KLAFEHN Jerry Favor1te Saymg ' You know lt ' Pet Peeve Women drlvers By Thls Ye Shall Remember H1m Prom Kmg IRMA MAY KLUTH Irm1e Favor1te Saymg For Pete s sake ' Pet Peeve Peanut butter sandwlches Mama Cookmg By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Shy and quiet LAWRENCE SHERMAN LEMCKE Larry Favor1te Saylng ' Hot Splt' Pet Peeve School sklppers Mama Hot rods By Thls Ye Shall Remember H1m Musical horns 18 l ' 7! ' ' --1 n J! . . H , . , Mania--Hunting ' 77 - ' --as 9 !! . . -- 6 I . ,, JOI-IN GORDON MCGURN Sandy Favorlte Saymg fCensoredD Pet Peeve Engllsh teachers Mama ' Mare By Thls Ye Shall Remember Hlm Argumg w1th Len FLORA JEAN MILLAR Flo Favorlte Say1ng H1lar1ous Pet Peeve Soph glrls By Thls Ye Shall Remember Her Life of the party JEAN SHIRLEY RADFORD 'Shorty Favorlte Saymg You re not k1dd1ng are you? Pet Peeve People who crack the1r gum Ma.n1a Caramels By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Her Sweet and petxte DONALD EDWARD RADTKE Weasel Favorxte Saymg 'Heyl Pet Peeve Sen1or g1rls Ma.n1a Trappmg By Th1s Ye Shall Remember Hlm A disturbance 1n Englxsh IV 19 77 ' -h 1 27 CC ii . . n . . ,, ' Mania--Chocolate ice cream and Les I 7? . . U , . . ,, CC 73 ' ' --4 an WILLIAM JOHN REITHEL 'B111 avor1te Saymg 'W11ld1ng dlng d g Pet Peeve Homework Man1a Phoebe By Thls Ye Shall Remember H1m Red ha1r ROY EDWARD RYDER 'Cowboy Favor1te Saymg 'Aw shucks' Pet Peeve Guldance offlcers Mama Ice cream By Th1s Ye Shall Remember H1m Boxmg ab1l1ty'P BARBARA ANN SCHNUCKER ' Bobble Favor1te Saylng Who me? Pet Peeve Serlous people Man1a Drum Corps By Thls Ye Shall Remember Her Blushmg, the color of virtue CRAIG FRANCIS SCHOFF Buzzy Favor1te Saymg 'I ll get my gang after you' ' Pet Peeve These guys that trap out of season Mama Huntmg and trapping By Thls Ye Shall Remember H1m Gettmg along w1th ' W1ld B111 20 6 ' !Y . . U, . . . . ,, F , , 1n. -- C 77 - - --4 'n K ' !7 ' ' --It U , . n Ii ' ' --I ! 9 . , . . . , . . ,, ROBERT ELLIS SHEAHEN Bob Favorlte Saylng 'Oh nuts' Pet Peeve Engllsh IV Mama Sports By Th1s Ye Shall Remember H1m Sex appeal SIDNEY RALPH SMITH S1d Favorlte Saymg 'We can t all be perfect ' Pet Peeve Thlngs ln general Man1a It s not homework By Th1s Ye Shall Remember H1m Yellow ues MARY HOOKER TALBOT 'Hooker Favorxte Saylng 'Oh for p1ty land sakes Pet Peeve Gettmg up 1n the mormng Mama Danclng By Th1S Ye Shall Remember Her Modern dancmg SHERWOOD RICHARD TOWERS ' Toad ' Fa.vor1te Saymg 'I don t belleve xt Pet Peeve That Truman Adm1n1strat1on Man1a Coon Dogs By Th1s Ye Sh ll Remember H1m Lack of what Geo IS noted for 21 rc n ' ' --C 77 ct ' 77 A ' ' --c 1 1 . ' 1 I ,Y V . . --K . ,, W ,, , . . -- . . C i ' ' - c 1 - ' n n -- . . . . F . . a . DENNY WARD WRIGHT lfDenny!! Favorite Saying-- Shucks, no! Pet Peeve--American History Mania--Girls By This Ye Shall Remember Him All Ford or nothin' SIDNEY CHARLES WAKE ffsidff Favorite Saying-- I'll clue ya! Pet Peeve--Aristocratic women Mania--Hydroplanes and dualexhaust By This Ye Shall Remember Him-- A copy of Hot Rod Magazine in his note- book ARTHUR WHITMORE K fArt7 3 Favorite Saying-- Now Bill' Pet Peeve--Green Chevrolets Mania--Motorcycles By This Ye Shall Remember Him Put! Put! Put! CLASS OFFICERS President James Jackling Secretary Gail Cunmngham Treasurer Flora Mlllar Student Council Rep Warren Gavigan 22 Vice President Gerald Klafehn M ta ow WW E the Class of 52 totally overcome by the ways of the world subject to susp1c1ons consclous of nothmg do hearby bequeath to the 1dle members of the lower curr1culum our most pr1zed possesslons X0-:- i f Flora M1llar leaves her w1nn1ng ways to French1e Bob Sheahen leaves a cook book to the Cafeter1a Jean Radford leaves her helght to Ph1l Bower Bob Conley leaves so h1s s1ster can use the car once 1 a whlle Cra1g Schoff leaves h1s brass knuckles to Mr Lester Sherwood Towers leaves Ga1l Cunnlngham leaves her dry humor to Mr Wrlght George Crabb leaves h1s plVOt shots to john S111 B111 Re1thel leaves for Phoebe's house Larry Lemcke leaves h1s hotrod to Mr Bens1nk jerry Klafehn leaves h1s lnnocence to Davy Harr1s Al Blshop leaves and hopes Coke doesn t catch hlm Ronme Gav1gan has nothlng to leave, as he takes everyth1ng w1th h1m Dorls Beehler leaves the books ln the 11brary for M1ss Seemann to rearrange Iohn McGurn leaves h1s free perlods to B111 W1lson S1d Sm1th leaves h1s soft shoes to Mrs Ienkms Pat Buell leaves dlrty pamt brushes 1n her desk and hopes that Mrs Crosby doesn t see them Helen Haynes leaves her offlce Job to her brother Les Clement leaves a well worn path to Spencerport Warren Gavlgan leaves h1s wavy halr to Mlss DeCoster Roy Ryder leaves h1s qu1et laugh to G R Verney Peg Balogh leaves her short ha1r cut to Ronme Metcalf Kathleen Coakly leaves her old boyfr1ends to Pat Coleman she has the one she wants now Bobby Schnucker leaves her post ln the Drum Corps to anyone who can tote a r1fle 11m Iackhng leaves free parts from hlS uncle's Junk yard to all h1s fr1ends S1d Wake leaves 13 downsta1rs lockers cleaned out for B111 W1lson Don Radtke refuses to leave Denny Wr1ght leaves h1s broad shoulders for Carl Iennejahn to cry on Pat Gexser leaves her danc1ng shoes to Sandy Wake Lols Chase leaves her troubles to her favor1te Jumors V1v1an Gxllette leaves a trap for the f1rst man that comes along Hook Talbot leaves her pocketbook of al1blS to the lncomlng sen class as reference mater1al Pat Burgess leaves her laugh echo1ng 1n the halls of H C S The Alpha Quln Qua Delta g1ve the1r eat1ng place back to Mr Guenther Art Whltmore leaves h1s overgrown wh1zzer to M1ss Heelas so she can get down the hall faster Irma Kluth leaves her qu1et ways to lean Fell The Sen1or Class leaves and hopes Mrs Ienkms IS sat1sf1ed WlIHLSSCd By Th Hemng Boat F1shcrman if as 23 7 O c 1 ' J .7 . 9 3 - ' - xr ' H a , . n . I . . ' 46 J! 7 .' 2 7 ll 1: '- - - . .lor - - rc ' H - l 6 . X x ' 'Q X if Y .. 1 , X -L77 X VV Xff X - Q G M ' so ' Jzwffe we UR f1rst dance was the Frosh Strut We started a new trad1t1on a dance class day n1ght Our theme was 'Darktown Strutters s Ball, round and square dancmg w1th Ed Mark s orchestra Our decorat1ons were brlghtly colored flowers In our Sophomore yea1 we held another successful dance the Soph Hop Agaxn we had round and square dancmg w1th Ed Mark s orchestra Our theme was Lucky Old Sun and for our ce1l1ng we had a unxque 1dea of pastel ballons f1lled w1th COI1f9tt1 Then came our Sen1or Ball We were old hands at presentmg dances by th1s tlme Our theme was ' Sllver Bells and the gym was decorated wxth a large s11ver bell U1 the center of the ce1l1ng Other decoratlons were blue whlte and sllver B1l1y Sherman s orchestra played 24 - 5 ' 4 x u - - ' 1 , . . D - I 1 o ' , . ' ' 7 7, ' y , . . . K . ,, . . . 1 .. . . . . , . , , . . f-Qvffafvd' Patsy and Jerry Gavlgan Jacklmg Schutte Klafehen Buell Dxednck Cunnxngham Coakly M EEP PURPLE' was the theme for our Junior Prom Couples danced to the muslc of B1l1y Sherman s Orchestra 1n a gym deco wh1rl of changmg colors reflected from the rotatlng globe 1n the center of the ce1l1ng Then the blg moment came A fanfare ushered 1n the candldates for kmg and queen Gall Cunmngham, Pat Buell, and Kathleen Coakly, Warren Gav1gan .T 1m J acklmg, and Jerry Klafehn In our book of memorxes w11l always be the plcture of Pat and .Terry slttmg 1n front of thelr orch1d throne relgmng over our .Tumor Prom fY+ gg X ,-,, 25 4' li- 1 X X JL ak If 7 I rated with blue, purple, and white streamers, and orchids, amid a - . , . . i 1 - ' 'f A X A I N 4 I f G f 4' CV- . '7 L 'A NIGHT IN THE COUNTRY Iackllng Clem nt Delong Smnh Sch ff Haynes klafehn Balogh Coakly Brooklyn famlly 1n a small country cottage, surrounded by msects and we1rd no1ses was the settmg for our f1rst one act play 'A Nlght In The Country The cast was overJoyed at the success of our flrst comedy In our .Tumor year we presented two one act plays ' The Opemng of a Door a mystery about the supernatural and ' The Professor Roars ' an other comedy about an absent mlnded professor W1th the success of these two plays we felt we were ready for our blg three act play C' nnngham Mmllar Gavg n Balobh Loakly lxlulh Conley Klafchn Burgess Talbot THE PROFESSOR ROARS ' ' THE OPENING OF A DOOR 26 lst Row Talb t Cunnmgham Iackhng 2nd Row R dford Burgess Conley Coakly Sm1th 3 dRow Clement Mxlla Gav1gan Ryder were all 6XC1ted and a l1ttle sad at the thought of our last play Our blg productlon was ent1tled Gabrlel Blow Your Horn a three act comedy about a h1ll b1llyfam1ly the Penmngtons Ga.br1el, Zerus1a, and Da1sy May They are caretakers of a summer home be long1ng to M1ss Thelma Sm1th Mlss Sm1th brmgs her ne1ce Janet, to the country w1th some fr1ends to get her away from an undes1rable su1tor Meanwh1le th1s su1tor Herb Brown has d1SgLl1Sed hunself and 1S actmg as Gabe s cousm Th1s leads to a comphcated s1tuat1on when Herb s father arrlves on the scene It IS f1nally revealed that M1ss Sm1th and Mr Brown are old sweethearts separated over a s1l1y quarrel They are reconc1led and a double weddmg IS planned w1th Herb and Janet' Gabr1el L6S116 Clement X f Zerusla Mary Talbot Daxsy May Gall Cunnmgham Thelma Sm1th Flora M1llar Janet Pat Burgess Herb Brown J1m J acklmg Mr Brown Warren Gavxgan H31-old Sldney Smlth M1ldred Kathleen Coakly Frank Robert Conley Eleanor Jean Radford Pete ROY Ryder 'T' its 27 4' . . -'Y l : O, ' , ' 1 : 21 . 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JI' N this year of 1962 when unknown singers are becoming famous overnight recording songs un elievable is happening Sidney Smith is now co starring with Milton Berle Senator Klafehn s Investigating Committee is now at work in the boiler room of H C S Pat Buell is fashion editor for VOGUE Ronnie Gavlgan is trying desperately to re establish the Vanderbullt Cup Races George Crabb is playing pro basketball and takes his own private nurse to the games Bob Sheahen has Just been discharged from the hospital after blowing up his laboratory Bobbie Schnucker is secretary to the new principal of H C S Peg Balogh has finished at Alfred and is now married to him Vivian Gillette was so well liked at R B I that they kept her as a secretary Flora Millar has just made a hit recording of My Darl1ngClement1ne lean Radford is the first woman ever to mspect apples for Collamers Les Clement is working for the Town of Parma repaving the road be tween Hilton and Spencerport Jim Iackling is keeping his uncle in business Craig Schoff with a slight pull is the new Game Warden which is proving profltable Larry Lemcke is manager of the races on Manitou Rd every Wednesday B111 Relthel owns and operates his own passion pit near Parma Center Helen Haynes time is occupied writing to lonely servicemen Roy Ryder is no longer in the movies someone stole his horse Sherwood Towers is gun editor for TRUE Mary Talbot is killing them in New York with Slaughter on 10th Ave Warren Gavigan has a special on cold wave permanents this week at his new barber shop Gail Cunningham is quite busy these days keeping track of the location of the Martin Roofing Co Sid Wake has full control of Long Pond since Bishop and Radtke left Denny Wright is driving H1 s hotrod in a stock car race next Sunday Lois Chase has decided to go to RIT John McGurn wanders up to school once a month to give Mrs jenkins some advice on how to handle the pupils Doris Beehler has gone to college mstead of her boyfriend since she did the algebra Irma Kluth has taken over Ma Kimmel s Job Pat Burgess now has a family as big as her mothers Bob Conley is now a staff photographer for LIFE--specialty--petites femmes. Al Bishop has a girl in every port--davenport that is Don Radtke is raising a basketball team. He s the ref . Art Whitmore has found out that pulling teeth isn t anything like milking cows. Ballerina Patricia Geiser is currently touring Europe. I m still trying to get Hersh to take me to California. C oke 28 which people thought would never be popular, the Class of '52 is going on record also The . . . , . . 1 Q . 1 u ' ' . .' l I6 Y! 1 . 1 K6 ,, 1 1 ! , . . . . . . 44 . . N, . , . - . . . . . . ' . I . ,. . '. , . , . . 1 1 1 KK 1 1 ,7 0 0 , . . . . . . ' ' if 77 . . . . . ,, ,, 7 7 . 1 1 1 if 1, ,, 1 - . ' ' KK 37 . . . 7 . . . KC 77 ' ! ' I , . 7 I ! ! Ci ii lb Q d QW 1. sing JUNIOR YEAR Our advisors Mr Brand and Mrs Lotze Aga1n Jimmy was our president We received our class rmgs Junior Prom and two Junior plays high lighted the year 'Ingo 0 J 'Maw ML 19 FM FRESI-IMAN YEAR Our advisor--Mr. DeRitter Our class president--Jimmy .Tackling We presented the first freshman dance on Class Day Night. SOPHOMORE YEAR Our advisors--Mr. DeRitter and Mrs. Lotze Our president--Jimmy .Tackling The Soph Hop and Sophomore play were our main activities for the year. is SENIOR YEAR We again voted unanimously for J 1m as our class president Our advisors Miss Durrant and Mr Wright were very helpful to us during magazine sales, preparation for our yearbook and out trip to New York Mrs Lotze and Miss Durrant directed us in our first and final three act play Then gT2ldll3t1OI1 and we bld fare well to Hilton Central the last class to graduate from the old school X 1 -- X 1 I ' z. ix . 6 -f A a A ,V ' ' f ' ' , 1 A X i ' 1 1 , . . ' T1 N ff ff o Y ' . f A ' , L, ' V . 5 ?' ff' , 4 1 J . 5 Q , . 'Z' i p . , g .I ' ' - ' I w i A . Y 0 g Y I Q . , l , , . V , A.- V 'fy VV, . - - K .-1 A 1 . . . 1 x - ., , l ' . Y ft . I V, 'igLEE:,gi, A A .N 1 W, . y ff, figf. , ,V ' V5'Qyf?'gg!-,gh , 11 ri' l, TRY IT POINT OF VIEWING ITS NO TRICK COVER GIRL 'alan' BOYS BEWAREI I if CHIC KEN FIGHT LAUGHTER v 'Ya Q IM POPULAR PHOEBE S ' GUY , NOTHING BUT THE BEST GIRLS PREFLR ARMS FULL LAW CLA55fwo 7' Q-vis, mm BR C PRETTY BABY IRRESISTIBLE LOOKING FOR TROUBLE . WT' -1-5 ,,x i HORSEPLAY DON T SNEEZE' BARREL5 OF FUN 50 SMOOTH 30 ' sf gf y 9 . - ., I A , M NJ- t A A 5 H N . ' ' 4 I I t if N i .f.,p. A' - .I ' .Q I:- - Y-ca' lr ' gltfyl ,. 5 ' S I ,, . , Tit fl 7 If-I I .mx V I -45 ' Tw . Z ,R M N lm.. 'sw' lx ' u Tv I A'-5. Q A I- K V11. 'maj 1 laid Er Ili? f - 'll L 4' - 1 I 'E . , L Q, W I f 8 . - . E Ak IF: A . wg 3 ' A N 5 ryan Q 'S , 1 ' I tx . .rd E. .. T. .,.., J' .7 , jo 1 4 'v ' K '5' 5 , 3 ,N ,E A Vyl' 4 A --v- ar Q 'K qv tj . A 1 , 4- J I f-K ' A x :maui I Vx 4 - A: -V 5 I 'af I ' 5 F 1 ' ,,f'-Q, 11 V V I h 5' 0 ., 51' , ,. I KA . SCHGDL DAYS N -:Q1.s Aww., Asn.: Q +L 6 .all f I I . Q flank QM me-w Chwd 1tRow Mrs Lotzt Judd Rundell Vern y Battle Stevenson Conley Kanous Kohlmeler Mr Brand 2nd Row Adams Pum Jackllng Taber Kay Moran Buell Smuh Stone Clement 3rd Row Wmghart fv1CK6HZ16 DeW1tt Harradme Hatght Coleman Van Dom Covtng Presldent George R Verney V1ce Presxdent Dan Rundell Secretary Marla Barlle Treasurer J'oa.n Stevenson Student Councll Rep Patr1c1a Conley Reporter Constance Clement Adv1sors Mrs Lotze and Mr Brand HE class of 53 enJoyed an extremely successful year It began w1th the ordermg of our school rmgs whxch fortunately arrlved before Chrlstmas In fact, they came the day of our Chrxstmas party makmg the event complete We were proud to have two boys on the basketball team and four gtrls as cheerleaders Our sale of refreshments at the games helped to make our year also successful f1nanc1al1y March found us buslly rehearslng our one act plays to be produced 1n conJunct1on w1th the sophomore's play Thls event took place m Aprll What an excltmg tlme th1S was for we were also 1n the act of choosmg a theme a.nd maklng plans for the Jumor Prom Surely th1s year has been one to remember and we are lookmg forward to a successful and prosperous semor year 1n the new buxldmg of Hllton Central School 32 S 1 - '. . ' . L' . ' ' . . . . . . : 2 . . ' . ton, Jennejahn, Rabiiohns, ,Arnoldp 4th Row: Sawdeyz Reid, Dude, Rowley, Davcnpolrt, Wright, Ellsworth, Day, lreil, Mullen. CW ' ' film CQ Seated Burgess Slowe Bernardo Gavlgan Cano l,aBa1e Schultz Mlkel Toal Gable VanSk1ver lsr Row Mr Benzmk I Smrth Russell B Cooper l-lasllp Haynes Newsome Whxte Drednck Brennan Sovle Mrs Ienkrns 2nd Row Srll Barrett LaDuc S ross Jacobs D ds C p o on raw ford D Flerschhauer Mrzma Groters S Cooper Ophardt 3rd Row Hrler Moran R Smrth Dunn Jennejahn Renckert Mrllcr Pfarrer Kay Fle schha B k 1 uer roo s 4th Row Klafehn Bower Mapes Taber Speers Mestler Chatun Pum Thorpe Ryan Presldent Gary Bernardo V1ce Presldent Kermlt Gav1gan Secretary Glorla Carlo Treasurer Robert Schultz Student Councll Rep .T udy LaBa1e Advlsors Mrs H Jenkms Mr I Benzmk C 'HE Sophomore Class was off to a good start th1s fall when a slate of capable off1cers were elected The1r obj ect, to overdo what they had done as freshmen Plans were lard early for the1r Soph Hop Seasons Change, rea11st1cally done 1n fall and wlnter themes, gave atmosphere to an evenmg of great fun on November 10 Homeroom each day began w1th Mr Bens1nk checkmg attendance and Mrs J enk1ns help1ng out the class as 1ts other advlsor Although they seemed l1ke a large number of separate 1nd1v1dua1s, the class knew how to agree and dlsagree and always work together May they go to the1r Jumor year w1th an under standmg of cooperatlon and a wealth of exper1ence sr 'NK 'EFG4 141 S 14 33 Q X s i O Q T I V Ed . l f ' 1 nga. .4 lsr Row Mr MacDonald Rice Deickman Gavigan Sawdy Kay Avery W Barker St George R Kress M1ssDz,Cost r 2nd Row Webster D rosia Williams Coyle R Barker Teall Hargarrher Hankey Gilt Wondergem Srrassn r 3rd Row Bayer Rundell Tiner H Kress Icnnc Jahn Towers Woodams Carroll Wagner Huffer Klafchn Barrett 4th Row viullen Judd Manchester Lower Manville Lemcke Slowe Collamcr Millborrow Close Hendershot 5th Row lloughraling Kulzcr Shultz Metcalf Bcrsrcin Sanders Brown Rabgohns Johnson VanOrden 'a 9 Q' -1 Or 5: in' ...SAW President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Reporter Charles Nichols Kenneth Gavigan Susan Dieckman Richard Kaye David Sawdey Jackie Chaisson Gail Rice 6 iv 4' 4 or va A1058 Ae- HE Freshman Class had a successful year participating in many different activities such as roller-skating parties at Brockport and horse-back riding groups in the fall and spring, thanks to the kind social spirit of Mr Brand At Christmas time we cheered two former classmates with gift packages The traditional Christmas party, with ample refreshments and dancing, climaxed our holiday mood Class Day saw us at our whimsical best, singing in the auditorium, and marching downtown We continued the festive spirit of the day with our Third Annual Freshman Dance on Class Day night Our class enjoyed our first year of high school very much and hope our other three years at Hilton Central will be as pleasant as the first year 34 C9 M -1 -if ' A. t ty L Cs' lst Row Mr Lester Hams Amsworth D1edr1ch Trrppe Wrlson Rabjohn Sheahen B Haynes DAles1o DeWm Mrs Crosby 2nd Row LaCour Barker Dunbar Taber McCracken Merrut Frrsbee Bourne Prtman Nesbrtt 3rd Row Covrngton Delano Dunn Schnucker Kress Barrett Page Wake Hemmerrck Hazard R Kluth 4th Row Schlaffer R Klurh Cunnmgham Armstrong Kelly Rabjohn Forbes Klafehn Howell Smuh 5th Row Adams Whrte Wrrght W Haynes Schultz Whrtley Germeroth Berglund Ophardt Conley Morse Presldent Rlchard Kluth V1ce Presldent Dav1d Harr1s Secretary .T oa.n Nesbltt Treasurer Kenneth Amsworth Student Council Rep Wayne Schultz Adv1sor Mr Lester CN' HE elghth grade has taken part 1n many act1v1t1es thls past year such as model club under the dxrectlon of Mr Lester, J un1or Glrls' Chor IS under Mlss Keller, Sen1or Band under Mr Guenther J umor L1brary Club under M1ss Seemann, and .Tumor Boys Chorus Everyone had an en1oyable t1me at our Chrlstmas party Our class took part ln the class day parade and assembly We had elghth grade mght m wh1ch all our parents met our teachers to dlscuss our hxgh school courses We en1oyed the e1ghth grade very much and are lOOk1ng forward to a very prosperous freshman year 35 .D ' f J . ' . . . . r ' x J L C ,5 JMU? lst Row Mrs Watters Gates Brennan Mckcnzre VanDorn Coyle Adams Barnes Ludwrg Lemcke Schultz Lupo Mrss Heelas 2nd Row J Kluth Taber Grrffrn Kalprn Prnckney kelly Bayer Webster Dunn Unger Harradrne Chattrn 3rd Row Wallace B Beehler Ophardt LaDue Lrndsay Munzert Newsome Peterson Burgess Way Sharon Sovre Schrldt 4th Row Houghtalrng Woodams Wrxght Schunk G Hermance Gallrpeau VanSk1ver Renckert Holcomb Huffer Burger L Hermance Hunter Iaynes Jackson Presldent Walker Hunter V106 Presldent Barbara VanDorn K Secretary Carol Goodman Treasurer Donald Jackson Student Councll Rep Donald Lemcke Advrsors Mrs Watters Mlss Heelas T the begmnmg of the year we found lt a l1ttle d1ff1cult to get ourselves sltuated 1n the seventh grade In the lower grades we depended on our teachers to tell us when to do our work In the seventh grade we had to depend on ourselves Puppets, llbrary club model club, stamp club, chorus, and band were the aCt1V1tl8S that were open to us We had a cho1ce of the ones we would l1ke to take and were aSS1gTl9d to a cer ta1n day and t1me to attend We have enJoyed many happy hours together When we had our Chrxstmas party we had cake, 1ce cream, COOk18S, and candy Instead of exchanglng g1ftS we collected money to buy sweaters and toys for the ch1ldren who weren't as fortunate ln havmg as much money as most people We had more Joy m g1v1ng grfts to those ch1ldren than 1n rece1v1ng grits ourselves After the January exams we really had to work hard to be promoted mto the etght grade There was a lot of work to be done so we could fmlsh our books long enough before June exams to gxve us t1me to study our year's work 36 0 cf ' Baldwin, Markel, Weihonlg, M. Beelrler, Sandra Sovie: Cuddeback, ltiouse, lieiferg 5th Row: Stevens, B1air,'l-lankey, Islewton, bill, Goddman, AQ . 'X si I 4 a ngwy ff lst Row Board I-laskms Cornrsh Buell Ryan Arnold Smrth Harrrngton 2nd Row Mrs March Schult MacNaughton Blatt Anderson R Staner Ludwtg Haynes Wood Grll Gable Mx Ktrby 3rd Row Lemple Beehler Conley Jaynes Hull Barrett Schlrcket Moms Cook Latsney Whrtmore Conlrn 4th Row l-largarther Berglund Beardgey V Rtcatta Barker Pfarrtr Hrler Haddleton Btlltngs Dretrtch Btshop Schyve 5th Row Reese Beadltng Donovan Reed Bowen Maclienzte Slater J Stoner Sweet Memtt Masters Stll 6th Row Harrts Gosnell Retthel Ktng Rundell Gtllette Groves Pttman Gates M Rrcatta Castle Melch S lst Row Mrs Krrby McMarm Hasltp Rablohns Board Maxwell Albano Knrght Schletch Ophardt Mrss Stubbs 2nd Row Wake Chas Wadsworth G Anderson Hemmerrck Mtkel Armstrong Schyve Mtlbarrow Davts Palmer Nleyer Dredrtck 3rd Row Owen Burntt Wtlltams Smrth Shetler Brooks Unger Mapes Vanderbrlt Taber Grtfftn Gates 4th Row Unterbom Hendershot Slater Stanley J Anderson Gtllette Rowley Manvrlle Collamer Dteekman Welch S Conley E Conley Klaver 37 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . : : 1 ' 1 '1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 , - 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 '1 - 1 1 1 1 I I v I 1 I I j I I I 9 ' Q 1 ' 1 s '- L, 4 ' , .' 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ISI Row Mackrt Kuhn Brllunbttk Carttr Rrce Stcrnmttz Northrup Wrllrams Vandtrbrlt Palmu 2nd Row M1ssBurke Brand Corncy Rlrukrclr Gurhrrt Donovan Rtnhtl Westcott Clarkt Armstrong, Sumbacktr Mrs Lynch 1rdRow Haddleton Krrby Wrrght Carpenter Sthrcku bavtgan Mgstltr Wrrrjht Iaynts Brooks lxutftr Ltrmkt 4th Row Soulhtotr llaskma Conlty Grrffm Meyer Hull Welch McCann llall llaztn fdtlman Kuhmann Drttkman llunttr Sthllmv Lllrott MtCratI11.n Roland Slattr Klutk Prckctt Smuh Strauss Scholu Marhtws Spttrs Swanton 61h Row I Dtlano Athttr host Gates Lawltr IJCRIIHQ Ntrslngtr Strauss Zxarko Nyland W Dnlano Dans 38 , up I J 1 5 N ' , v ,G 9 . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I '1 1 - 1 5 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 '1 1 1 ' 1 I Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '1 E1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' I I 1 I I v R 1 I I H I I xl I ' 3 '1 1 ' ' 1 '. 1 ' 1 1 1 1 2 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . - 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 ' . 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',1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , .-1 .... - ,.., ,......- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 G I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Z I 1 1 1 1 - 1 -1 1 1 1 - Haw? lil Row Rowland Graves Perrrn Sourhcou Stemmctz Lrcss Prlon Mclwlann Huffer Doerrng Flerschhauer 2nd Row DeHey TWCKCHZIC Unterborn Barrlngcr Peffcr Rodgers M Smrth K Smllh Weaver Welch Norway Koss Brrdgeman 3rd Row Burrltt Maksymclw Hadley Kabelac Foster Way Owen Foley Jacobs Pearson Hams Barrett 4th Row Cooper Dledrrck Ldsall Hemmerxch Schrcker NICIOY dey Cox Zlmmer Graupman lsr Row Lupo Ophardr Schuue McCann Srelnmerz Taylor Barber Carpenter Barrmger Burch Wake Davrs Grlman 2nd Row Mrs Fleming Blllerbeek Voghr Brlnkel Brand Kuhmann RICE Carter K Hellrgenman Hams TWCKLHZIC Dunbar Turgon Kabelac M155 MacDermand 3rd Row Slater Vandertnlt Agosunellr Gardner Blum Delano Carter D Smrrh Schultz Wrrght McHugh Donovan Wers Roach Corney Callaghan Allen 41h Row Rowley Mcliallrp Soule Woodams Lohmaler Meagher Klernback Manvllle Jayncs Barker l-lendershor Curus Doell Hazen ,lennejahn Conley Anderson 40 O Hundley, Johnson, Cannan, Petlifer, Cook, Haskins, Ebnerg Sth Row: gchleiclfliauch, IKlllllTl3l 'Il,,SllUllZ,l Srrussenberg: Jenkins, llabjohn: Saw- lst Row Rouse Mlzma Slreb Burgess Ludwxg Wllson 2nd Row Mrs Downes Wood Whltman Schulze La1sney Aldred Adams lsr Row Schultz Ellxcou Danny Wllcox Duane W11cox Sme M1ssK1nscl1a 2nd Row Bayer Arnold Beadlmg Sage LaDue Burgess Rundell 41 McCarrnl1, Conling 3rd'Row: Willialms, Lindlsay, Miller, Hamrnond, VanOrden, P. Williams, Rgzese, Beaczlling. I I Seated Mrs Schultz N Smnh Tyner Drckson Radford P Webster Balogh Brennan Standmg W Webster Prmce Russell Smxth Ronald Smrth B Smrrh L Smrth LaCour, Markel fv 0Y 'l vy- U sd Sealed Sruarr Drckson C Wadsworrh Schmrrr DcbbySm1th raggart Standrng Mr McKeon LaCour Hermance Prrnce Radford P Wadsworrh Donna Smrth Gardnu Balogh .Q CM CMMY' wr cv rv 0 vi' sv lst Row W YVl11l3l'l'l5 Hams Arnold W Barnes R Ingham Zachmeyer B Ellrcott 2nd Row Streb Schroedl K Cooper Ryder M Wrlhams McCarroll Conley Jacobson Mrs Nundy 3rd Row Peters Harradme B Ellxcott R Barnes Blshop Cuddeback VanDuSSen R Cooper G1lt Hamhn Seated Mrs Quackenbush Manchester B J Castle Schrldt Gersler Lammes Rxcotta Hand Standlng Garrard Joan Barrett Jean Barrett W Castle VanDom Close Ryan Koss 43 jf ' ' - bl H 'z:,lf . , V 5. W .' 0 ,X ,, . -'l ve, .. ,- ,. ,L - L. :Z 4:-if N n ' .. ,Z r C .,:. . , ' j if L . .1 -2 3' 5 'ij ,p 5 , f l M I xg ,x ' W V, M 1, ' ' H P . 1, 'K ' vw bk , ' nr' lf. . -'y E! Q. U . 'L as 'Ii-f 1,2 4,1 I A ' J We 3. -f : . . '. , . . - . . - ' : I . . . , . V . . . . . : 2 . ' . . ' . . . ' . ' . . , , . 1 K .,3 F7 ' .. , ' ,, 3, 'xf , f, W 4 Y' . Q 9 ., 1' 'L nf Y., ' in 4gl ' X if . 5 if ., 3 Q I 1- R e x w if I 2 - . . - . . ' . ' . . ' . : ' : . . . - . . . . - JLM7? Zzfffff 5 ll 7- ,- va x., 1sLRow Nlrs Newsome C Dltdflfh W Cosman Wnght Courtnght Gzbson Button TSIBCWIIIIGUI R Odell 2nd Row Horslngton Judd J Cosman L Odell Davey Fallon R Dxednch vv lst Row Mary I-xellman S Schultz T Harrmgron Nlylus J Carlm Holcomb Wagkerman 2nd Row Mr Bndgeman Maureen Kellman Exdman Male: W Schultz Conley Groves Gaim 3rd Row Coleman Klafehn H Hamngron Nluntr G Carlm Klurh 44 TINUN SUUVIQNIIQS -4 E , 1 I Cha-553 fx. KJ S CD EQ f i Fw 1 K' Qi J Q fin HMIHJNHHIHULLIIMHJHHLHI LILHHHLLILLLJLHLHILIIIL' IliMHLLIHHLHLHILLII ,X I QXX4 Q N I W f '47 f H - - Z Qxv f 5 lg S - flgffzzgi 'U I ,I ' - .. .. 43 ,nigwgfv aw Q3 K - 7-A-' , iii., 4 'f gy XX ' 'fa' ze I fb . Qu Opjv I ' ' fnlj' 'Z '51 pn- ? '? 1. NX .I -- -s -.4 Agp ,Q ff A E A g'7 XX J S 1 G W ' l' 'Pd' I 1 Jlwf I Q1 og., Sealed Xlrs Jenkins Coleman LaBaie P Conley W Gavigan S Gavigan Galipeau Standing lst Row Lemcke Schultz Feil Sawdcy 2nd Row Radtke lackling Bower B Conley President Pat Conley Vice President Warren Gavigan Secretary Pat Coleman Treasurer S1 Gavigan Reporter Judy LaBa1e EPRESENTATIVES from the various activity groups and each Junior and senior high home room, make up the membership of the Student Council These representatives are elected by the student body to assist and co operate with the administration on matters pertaining to school regulations and activities Mrs Hazel R Jenkins is the advisor of the council They sponsor class day 8Ct1V1t19S choice of cheerleaders, the financing of athletic programs sale of season tickets, and transportation to and from out of town game Each year representatives are sent to the district meeting where problems and policies of various district schools are discussed This year the making of a handbook for student use is a major project. The handbook will help the students get acquainted with the regulations of the school and the new building 46 C-'HE aud1o vlsual program 1n school IS becomlng a more 1mportant and a more commonly used portxon of educatlon Educatlonal movles are used supplement the textbook and other teachmg devlces of the teacher brmg to the students lmformatlon that they would not ordmarlly recelve show d1agrams and mock ups of equ1pment that would be too costly arrest motlon or speed up growth for better understandlng of processes promote better re1at1onsh1p by portraylng other ways of l1fe other countrles and other eras These educatxonal movles are shown by members of the prolector squad, wh1ch consxsts of puplls from the nmth to the twelfth grades Squad members sacrlfxce free perlods to show e movxes and take care of the sound equ1pment They contrlbute many hours of the1r tlme to th1s v1ta1 educatlonal practlce f I 0 rillfflllll. 47 It 0 3 . 5 0, ' 1. 1 I , . I l i f 1 ' 1 : a ' - , l , N ,fi A A J: VI: Q V . ' , x t A .x ' l I - I 1 Seated: Reithel, Ryajl, Sanders, Mr. Loughheadg Standing: Dodson, Lemckc, Ryder, Barren. C11 to ' ' 42, to . . . . . . C33 to ' - ' C41 to ' ' 15? t0 ' ' ' ' , ' , . . . . . . . th 3 Cllr ff U fly If 4 U U i lb Y---4 Seated Miss Seamann Beehler Arnold Covington Mullen Fell lst Row Barker Coyle VanSkiver Brennan Judd Russell Adams 2nd Row Nesbitt Smnh Klafehn Sovie Adams Buell Manchester 3rd Row Kluth Dewm Collamer Jennejahn Ellsworth Grllette Barrett Ryan President Alyce Arnold Vice Presldent Doris Beehler Secretary Bonnie Covington Treasurer W1ll1am Mullen Student Council Rep Jean Fell Advlsor Miss Seamann HE first library club 1n our school was formed in 1932 Since then it has grown in SIZE to 30 members with both boys and girls of the senior high participating These members do a and out, typing and filing catalogue cards revising and adding materials to the vertical files planning bulletin boards and displays They also assist in the general care and arrangement of books on the shelves and help in the collect1on of fines and the return of overdue books The club s alm 1S to keep the library in good condition and to give a1d both to the students and to the faculty This year was the second year for the Book Week Poster Contest and 60 entrles were re CElV6d The lst 2nd and 3rd prizes in the high school were given to Marilyn Buell, Richard Sm1th and Vivian Gillette respectively The annual Book Week Assembly was given on November 16 1951 The club presented a play called All in One Evening This year was the first year the club actually presented the whole program It was enJoyed by all The Christmas Book Sales greatly exceeded those of last year The two teams battled it out to the f1n1sh with Dawn Nesbitt s team Just edging out Sylvia Ellsworth s team by 6 books The total number of books sold was 145 The members had fun in library club this year and hope to have many more members next year in the new library 48 number of jobs in the library, including processing new books, checking books and magazines in . . 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I 7 .X ft C' 19 5' .K mmm: Bw' Seated M1ss Seamann Brennan Ludwig McKenz1e J Klulh Taber Dunn Bayer 1stRow LaDue Chattm Markel Harradme Sovle Bou ne J K1 h 2 d r ut n Row Peterson Way Woodams SOVIC Schunk Houghtallng Hermance 3rd Row Llndsay Wake Schlaffer SChlldl Cuddeback M Beehler Goodman 4th Row Galllpeau l-lemmenck Hankey G1ll R Kluth Stevens VanSk1ver Berglund HE .Tumor H1gh Llbrary Squads, under the d1rect1on of M1ss Seamamm, are learnmg the1r way around the hbrary We have no offlcers as we are Just beg1m1ers We meet once a week Our group IS spl1t up 1nto three separate groups Twelve of us meet on Monday, s1x on Wednesday, and seventeen on Fr1day durmg the n1nth perlod We are learn1ng how to shelve books and how to f1nd thmgs 1n the l1brary We also help keep the shelves clean and ln order We hope to be of great asslstance to M1ss Seamann 1n the new llbrary ln the new school W are lookmg forward to Jommg the Semor Hxgh Llbrary Club when we are freshmen xx Q' 1'-QD i 4 49 It 4 Wuhan lst Row Relthel Ryder Towers Lemcke Sawdey Jacklmg Klafehn R Gavlgan Whntmore 2nd Row Mr Benzmk Kay Chamn Haffadlfle Jerlnejahrl Halght Dude D Flelschhauer 3rd Row Burgess Taber Mapes KermnGav1gan Hxler Moran R Flelschhauer Dlednck Slowe 4th Row Coyle Teal Hendershot Bernstem Kenneth Gavxgan Metcalf S111 Close Pres1dent James Jacklmg V1ce Pres1dent Ph1l Sawdey Secretary Gerald Klafehn Treasurer Dave Sawdey Student Councll Rep Don Radtke Watch Dog Larry Lemcke Reporter Dav1d Kay studymg vocat1ona1 agrlculture ln secondary schools No other orgamzatlon enjoys greater freedom of self government under adult counsel and gl11d3,IlC6 The F F A IS an 1ntra currlcular act1v1ty, havmg 1ts or1g1n and root 1n a defmxte part of the school currlculum vocatlonal agrxculture The foundat1on upon whxch the Future Farmers of Amerlca orgamzatlon IS bu1lt 1ncludes leadershlp and character development, sportsmanshlp, cooperatlon, servlce thrlft, scholarshxps, lmproved agrlculture, orgamzed recreatlon, c1t1zensh1p, and patr1ot1sm The Hllton Chapter of F F A was orgamzed m September It s ch1ef a1m of 1951 52 was to achleve state acceptance and a natlonal charter Accompl1shments for the year mcluded an apple exhlbxt, and assembly program, Farm and Home Week tr1p to Cornell, a Farm Safety Campalgn, and the sale of seeds for an 1ncrease 1n chapter funds Our a1m IS to become the connectmg l1nk between the Farm Famrly and the School 50 C. 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A. , as it is known, was organized in 1928 and is a national organization for boys v u f . . . 1 - , T PTB rzn Left to nght Klafehn Reld Fell Covlngton DeWitt HE people on the Health Councll are members of the .Tumor Health Commlttee of the Health Assoclatxon of Rochester and Monroe County Inc whose headquarters are located at 973 East Ave Rochester, N Y In belongmg to and part1c1pat1ng ln th1s .Tumor Health Comm1ttee we get together for t th ssoc1at1on s headquarters At these meet1ngs we talk of what has monthly meet1ngs a e a happened 1n the past month and plan for the future wh1ch mcludes tours programs, and panel h as the d1scuss1ons In maklng a tour we go through state, c1ty, or county mst1tut1ons suc St t Hos 1tal and Strong Memor1alH0sp1tal Durmg a tour we are shown the wards Rochester a e p health fac1l1t1es the kltchens and the pat1ents The panel dlscussxons deal w1th such top1cs as famxly relat1ons, wh1ch IS broadcast over the radlo All members of the comm1ttee are of e1ther Jumor or sen1or classes and from publlc pr1 hools of Rochester and Monroe County Our advlsor at Assoclatlon headquarters 1S M1ss Mary I. Kmnerney. vate, and parochlal h1gh sc Cgtcm M453 . . -'J lnyg tf ff5 i iia5,gfgg.42 A- L, , p -1. . ' A C7 .. -as I ,. C B ' y , , l ! '7 n . I 4 , .l . Q , . 4 u .Q n . ' ' n ' 1 4 Q , , . JMVJ Luft l01'1ghI Chase Wrlghr Mrller Mrs BlShOP Wmgharr Whue Guser xx fs rn 9' g qi- Seaud Spross Speers LaDuL Barker Brown Nlullgn Znd Row Mr MacDonald Spencer Barnes Adams Wllllams Row Towers Coyle Brown Close 4th Row Jaynv. S111 Lower Houlugtallng Kay 52 ,Q Hanky 3rd W 0 K2 an Q x5 sr PI' Seated lxhss lfleelas Brennan Schultz Wrlson Webster Coylt Standmb Wrrght lat Row wake lwrbrtt Bourm Buhler N Opharzlr Newsome Gnffm 2nd Row Whlte Klafuhn Hemmultk Blalr Schult Schlaffcr Prnkcy 3rd Row Morsu L Ophardt Gerrnnroth w N, N1 Seated 'wir Lester B1lllflgS Huffcr VanSk1ver Burber Blodgut Hunter Jaynts lstllow Gates Dunn H1rr1s Luntlxu Iudwtg I 'Nd-11115 Brennan Arnsworth Dtedrlck LaC,our Unver Way 2nd Ron R lxtlly Nlunzcrt Tabu DLXVIII L1nd4ayNuwsonlg PLICISOLI Burlts Covmgton Smrth 3rd Row Baldwm Grll Hankey Cunnmgham Blarr Newton B Kelly Kerfu Rah-yolm B Adams 53 ww. W ww CHE pictures on the two preceding pages show groups representing fairly new activities in our school These activities are particularily important when they give pupils not engaged in other extra curricular affairs an opportunity to broaden their interests Reports of each follow in the order of the pictures The craft club is purely for the enJoyment of the girls They may make anything they want to If they want to learn to knit crochet or embro1der there IS an opportunity for them to do so Knitting seems to enJoy the greatest popularity at the present time Among some of the articles that they have made are argyle and plain socks afghans mittens and sewing The new Senior High Model Club is the response to the continued interest of the 9th grade boys model making Flying and scale model airplanes automobiles Jet racers and ships have been built during the twice weekly meetings of the club Model making in a group offers advantages over 1nd1v1dual model making Competition is keen within the group to produce a faster Jet car racer a higher flying plane or a more accurate scale model .Tet car races against time are possible only when several boys are present for Judging and building techniques The Stamp Club was formed when a group of high school boys decided that their hobby of col lect1ng stamps could be more enjoyable if they met together as an organized club Now with ten active members, the group has completed its first year quite successfully Stamps were traded bought, and sold during the tw1ce monthly meetings and contacts were made with commercial dealers Through the very generous cooperation of several Hilton citizens, the club inspected a group of excellent collections The club s modest dues were used to purchase subscriptions for three periodicals devoted to stamp collecting These magazines were placed in the library for the use of all students interested in stamps Presldent Charles Barker Advisor Mr MacDonald President James Speers Secy Treas James Brown Advisor Mr MacDonald Every year Mr Lester has a group of boys that belong to the Junior High Model Club In this club we make different types of models or follow other types of hobbies We make boats, airplanes racers and model cars The club meets twice a week and the high point of the meeting is when we gather in the hall to match the speed of the different racers In May we have an annual display in which each person may enter one or more models They are judged on neatness and construction and the best three models receive a prize Under the supervision of Miss Heelas, the J umor High Puppet Club meets on Mondays and Fridays ninth period This club, which started only last year has made many clever puppets, using plastic wood light bulbs, and paper for heads, and dowling for the bodys The dolls are dressed in hand made clothes Fish line is used for strings This club hopes to have a puppet show before the end of the year 54 QL o ' . . . . . in timing. 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JY K6 . 6, ll . t it . . lst Row Barrett Moran M Chase Wagner S Iennejalm Tyner Judd Haslzp DeRos1a Rue Xwery Nirss killer 2nd Row L ChaQe Klafehn Gerser Clement Stone Carlo Smrth Coakly Burgess Baloth Buell Xrnold ird Row LaBz-ue Pfarrer Talbot Cuoper Ophardt Mxzma Jacklm Newsome Xixktl Kay Lemtke Manchester 4th Row Wm Ht Lllrwrrth Brooks Collamtr I Itnnegalm Rcnckerr Conlgy Schnuaktr Wrnghart Mrller Dreckman Foltman l 1 Iw- Q-'X H 1st Row Mr Guenther Rabjohns LaDue Iennejahn C Schultz Metcalf Wrllams 2nd Row Nlapes lx Gavrtan R Schultz D Sawdey Fleuchhauer Spears 3rd Row W Gavrgan Rerd P Sawdey Kay Klafehn Bernardo 57 lst Row Marker Houghtalmg Sharon Rrtenburg Barker Wallace Gr1ff1n Webster LaDue Schultz Coyle Adams Gates 2nd Row Mrss Keller B Taber Delano Schlaffer Wake Ophardt Beehler O Dunn Lemcke Trrppe Kalprn DlEdI1Ch Covrngton R Taber Mr Guenther 3rd Row Rouse Barrett Sandra Rnenburg Woodoms Dunbar Daleslo Ncsbltt Burgess McCracken I Dunn Schnucker Kelly Howell 4th Row Conley Holcomb Whlte Forbes lxlafehn Hemmerlck Schunk Goodman Gallpeou Rentkert Wrrght Whltley Jayncs Pres1dent Donald Lemcke Secretary Treasurer Melvm Whltley Student Councll Rep Bruce Dunn ERE IS another of our preparatory mus1cal organ1zat1ons, wh1ch functlons both as an 1nd1 v1dual group and as a feeder for the sen1or chorus Actually the Jumor chorus operates 1n the same manner as the Jumor band W1f.h the except1on that only Junlor hxgh students are e11g1ble for thls group and they are not el1g1ble for sen1or chorus untxl they have entered h1gh school It IS here that these young s1ngers f1rst learn about choral procedure how to smg 1n tune what makes for good vocal tone what causes bad tone Slght s1ng1ng IS also begun durmg th1s two year experxence, and part Slllglflg 1S 1mt1ated Emphas1s 1S on these thmgs, rather than on vo1ce development The vo1ce durmg th1S era nearly always undergomg a major change, and care must be executed lest permanent 1n3ury result from stra1n1ng the vocal chords By concentratmg on musxcal rudlments and pr1nc1ples of good vocal art, a constant supply of tramed, vo1ce mlnded students 1S always ava1lable for sen1or chorus ,574- 58 O 0 Q 3 J Vice President John Adams - . 1 ' . . 1 . n .l - .6 Y R J' J' ' Jr A 1st Row Clement Ophardt Judd Schnucker Beehler Wilson Ro vley 2nd Row V Rabjohns Harradinc C Sch lrz Mizma Chattin Vemey Renckerl W Schultz 3rd Row 'vicCracken Blair Frisbee Hendershot welhomg Jackling W Rabjohns Ienneyahn LaD e Adams Kluth Jacobs Sawdey Standing W Guenther Speers Wright Conley President G R Verney Vice President William Rowley Secretary Lois Jackling Treasurer Janet Judd Student Council Rep Robert Conley ON T look now but our semor band is growing by leaps and bounds both in quantity and quality Where heretofore three of four clarinet players were the entire clarinet section we now have eight A flute and bass clarinet has been added to the woodwind ensemble and also tenor and alto saxophones In the brass department trumpets have been increased by one, trombones by one and baritones by one Our band is sta.rt1ng to achieve the proper balance of a full symphony organization According to present plans the senior band will consist of 45 trained musicians come September, and will be in dire need of the wonderful music suite being completed in our new school. Numerical growth has not, however, overshadowed musical growth. The senior band has made remarkable progress in the types of music it performs and in the manner in which this music is played. For the first time this year the senior band attended the Monroe County Instrumental Festival, and its performance there received excellent comments from everyone present. It was worth while waiting until this year to make the county debut, because this fact enabled our band to do so with skill and confidence in their ability. The peak of the musical season was again reached at our own Spring Concert, where the fruit of the years labor was in full swing. Three major musical works were performed. The Walls of Jericho, a difficult overture featuring the en- tire trumpet section. Plantation Memories, a southern rhapsody, and Ballet Egyptien, featuring the clarinets and woodwinds, all these brought enthusiastic applause. No band concert is complete without the lighter side, thus several marches by Sousa and Fillmore added to the atmosphere of the bands performance. As an added treat, the Village Band, a small ensemble, performed as the bands of old. Rounding out the program was a fine performance of several Strauss waltzes, which always seem to please any audience. Looking back over the past few years, it is clearly evident that the effort and ambition of the senior band have paid big dividends and they make the future seem bright with musical promise. 59 77 def Jia aww' Seated Arnold Dunbar Germeroth Beehler Iaynes Blau Hamlm Kluth Adams Pntman Schultz Rentkcrt Wallace Masters Jaynes Standmg McMann Chase Albano Nix Guenther hE organxzatlon plctured above our J un1or Band IS the prxmary reason why the semor band has progressed so greatly durmg the past four years Th1s group of young mus1c1ans furmshes the semor band wxth experlenced lnstrumentallsts, chlldren who have rece1ved the1r baslc tra1n1ng 1n ensemble playmg, students who are ready and eager to challenge the1r older cohorts when they take the1r place 1n the semor band Thls Jumor mus1cal group has not been overshadowed by the sen1or band, and the1r progress IS equally evldent Competmon here IS keen, and ambmon hlgh because these students realxze that tlme spent here 1S the most effect1ve means to obta1n1ng that coveted pos1t1on 1n the semor band Just as long as the Jumor band IS well stocked w1th amb1t1ous mstrumentallsts both thls band and the semor band can rest assured of an ever mcreasmg proflcxency and mus1cal standards g- Y 60 rf' ' ' S Q,l O, l T UNLIIIIIQ1 ILTUN ?'XQ?1XS?fXS?N8?w?w 3 N . 9 D MV' ' xi' WV'-Lf: l 2224 ' -.ft X nfl? 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' N V X if -Q ,JAM Don Radtke Dave Schutte Howle Melder Jude Elchas Bob Luffman Erme K1ng Bob E1Ch3.S Fr1tz Tell r Eddxe Mlzma QL 7 Seated Schune Bndgeman Schultz Teller McGum J Eichas R Enchas Standmg Kohlmener Luffman Schoff Mizma Iacklmg Mr Tolhurst Melder King Radtke Bnshop HE VaI'S1ty baseball team of 1951 had a falrly successful season compared Wlth those of the past few years The team was 1n A League compet1t1on along w1th Brockport Spencerport, East Rochester, Br1ghton Irondequoit, and Webster Some of these teams 1n the A League st1ll proved to be too tough for the home forces The standout of the varslty was the great pltching ab1l1ty of Bobby Luffman toward the end of the season 1n wh1ch t1me H1lton won 1ts games Luffman, Klng, Melder Schutte, Teller, Kohlmexer Schultz, M1zm and Jude and Bob Elchas were lost through graduatlon and w1ll be tough to replace thls year SCHEDULE 1951 lst base 2nd base 3rd base short stop pltcher catcher left f1eld center held r1ght fleld Webster Spencerport Brockport Irondequoit Br1ghton East Rochester Webster Spencerport Brockport Irondequo1t Br1ghton East Rochester MM! 'W 62 H1lton - - N - - 4' K W . '. 'Qt t' flf 1 . Q X 1 Q. I 411 g U .4 of 1 . ' ! ' 2 . af 16 0 . 13 7 - 14 2 - 17 12 . . ' 4 5 . . 19 11 . D - 3 0 11 o ' 3 5 ' 3 13 13 0 lst Row Nlchols Flelschhauer Jennejahn Bernardo Dunn 2nd Row Mr Dellluer Blshop Verney Radrke D Sawdey Mr Tolhurst 3rd Row Iackllng G Klafehn Kenneth Gavigan Kerm1tGav1ban McGurn 4th Row P Sawdey VanO den R Klafehn Rundell Clement Reld UR soccer team th1S year, although not too successful 1n v1ctor1es, due malnly to the fact that the team had very l1ttle experlence, showed very good co operatlon and sportsmansh1p Verney Bernardo, Dave and Phll Sawdey, and Ken and S1 Gavlgan are good prospects for next year s team G R Verney Less Clement S1 Gavxgan Gary Bernardo Al B1ShOp Don Radtke Ken Gavlgan J 1m Jacklmg John McGurn Cra1g Schoff Harry VanOrden center left ins1de r1ght 1ns1de rlght w1ng left w1ng left fullback rlght fullback center halfback left halfback rlght halfback goal1e Ut1l1ty: D. Sawdey, Reld, G Klafehn, P Sawdey, B. Klafehn, Rundell, N1ChQlS, Flelschhauer, Dunn. 63 J d . n 32 1 ' ! 1 1 E? ' 5 ' E it 1 t , , i L 2 , G Q , , fl Q I . 4, I if, ha :. 49 pe -is : ' . ' . ' . . : I . ' . ' . , . . . . : : ' , . . . ' . 3 : . . Y . Q I I I . ' 7 . . , We My Jeff ew KEN GAVIGAN IOE TOLHURST 5 11 Freshmen C08Ch Forward ILTON S basketball team under the coachmg of Mr .T oe Tolhurst showed unprovement toward the end of the season Two heartbreakers were when we lost to Rush Henrietta and Pittsford by only a few polnts Lack of experlence and Inability to control the ball at crucral tlmes cost Hxlton Central many games Crabb Radtke, Jacklmg, Clement, and Bxs hop played then' last basketball games for Hllton Central Verney Ken and S1 Gavlgan, Hermance, and Flelschhauer wxll glve next year s team experxence and knowhow DON RADTKE 5 9 Semor Guard Sl GAVlG-AN AL BISHOP HM HACKLING 5 8 SOPHOFHOI' 5 9 Semor 5 10 Semor Guard Forward Guard 64 BOB HERMANCE IIM REID I-E5 Cl-EMENT 5 10 Sophomore Jumor 5 11 Senror Forward Manager Forward SC HEDULE 1 951 52 Brockport Honeoye Falls Churchvllle Plttsford Spencer port Penf 1eld Rush Henrretta Honeoye Falls Brockport Churchvllle Prttsford Scottsvllle Hllton BOB FLEISCHHAUR G R VERNEY GEORGE CRABB 5 8 Sophomore 5 7 Jumor 5 4 Senlof Guard Guard 65 Center 1.1 , -0 J l 32 34 ' 50 29 ' 55 75 ' 76 42 48 37 Scottsville 44 40 ' 69 38 ' 46 45 36 34 54 33 ' 53 54 ' 49 46 ' 56 48 X S Ja Ji., Juwfllujww lst Row Spross Drednch Barker Flerschhaur 2nd Row Jacobs Dunn Iennejahn Mr Dellrtrer 3rd Row Bemardo Nichols Dude Sawdey 4th Row Moran Rabyohn Klafehn Kay Sanders HERE IS no doubt about It the Jumor varsxty basket ball team of 1951 52 can be rated wlth the best of Hxlton s J V squads Under the coachmg of Mr DeR1tter these klds have shown plenty of fxght in wummg a h1gh per centage of thelr games Bernardo, Moran Klafehn Nlchols, Dude Spross, Sanders and Don Flerschhauer held down the key posltxons and gave the fans many excltmg moments Bernardo Nrchols, Spross and Fleischhauer dxd most of the outside work whrle Moran Dude Sanders and Klafehn d1d the heavy work under the boards Kay, Dledrlch, Dunn, and Barker worked hard to add to the success of f.h1S team 66 JQWJ -A Left to Rrght Burgess Covmgton Coleman Chase Buell Clement Jacklrng S you may have notlced, our cheerlng squad has been set up d1fferently thxs year from other years There has been no J' V squad due to the fact that our school, along wrth others felt as though too many have been adrmtted to the games without charge Some also th1nk that so many cheerleaders drstract thelr attentlon from the game rtself In choosing the cheerleaders all the grrls who W1Sh9d to try out for the squad drd so By a process of ehmmatron seven glrls were chosen by the student enthusrasm, polse and vo1ce The rest of the g1rls are cheerleadlng candrdates and take the place of the other g1r1s when they are unable to cheer The cheerleaders w1sh to express thelr thanks to Mrss Sackett and to the student body for cooperatmg wrth them durmg the past season lst Row Cano St George Kanous Newsome 2nd Row Brooks Collamer Cooper Ophardt Stone 3rd Row Ellsworth Bower Day 67 62 I fl gg S U' v Q u - A p .EU . 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'YTUHYIO kb N 1 di, ll'P:?3?'.y 'I 'u 1 I f 'I ff V Q15 SX C Z f'6'c:fer Y lst Row Radford Haynes B Cooper Arnold Stone Carlo Newsome Gable 2nd Row Mor n Ophardr Mlkel Clement Banle Mtzma Kay Jacklmg 3rd Row S Cooper Pfarrcr VanDorn Collamer Covmgton DeWrtt LaBa1e Nlxss Sackett 4th Row Dreckman Fuel Bower Ellsworth Day Brooks HE average attendance for Wednesday Glrls N1ght 1n 1951 52 was approxlmately 24 begun f1eld hockey soccer was played later 1n the season Our mayor d1ff1culty durmg the fall months was trylng to play gtrls games on a boys extra large soccer f1eld The hockey players attended Harley School In Rochester for the annual Fleld Hockey Sportsday Hllton played Pltts ford, Dundee and Webster The games ended m scoreless t1es, undoubtedly because these schools had Just started hockey also Basketball started the flrst Wednesday of November Each week the g1rls concentrated on part1cular plays Zone defense IS stlll a foggy sltuatlon but the group tmproved wlth the wamng wmter days January 15 was sportsday for the sen1ors at Spencerport Other schools ln the area 1nv1ted us to many games and sport s mghts The glrls mterested 1n gymnastlcs v1s1ted the Turners Club ln Rochester to observe practlces The few weeks before softball became the center of attractxon the g1rls d1v1ded thexr teams between volleyball, s1mpl1f1ed tumblmg and folk dances Qx 70 ' 'Q Dur1ng the balmy fall days f1eld hockey was our major aCtlV1ty. Smce the glrls have Just C 3 6 ' L I Z? n I gl '1 cv Q fx T iw v 'Y -.5 --,Q 1st Row Coyle Schultz Wrlson Julra Kluth Taber Rabjohns Sheahcn Dunn Webster Grrffrn M1ssSackett 2nd Row N Ophardt Wallace Chattxn Bayer LaDue Dunbar Barker Haynes B Bcehlcr JunaKluth 8rd Row DAlesro Delano Schrldt Cuddeback Woodams Houghtaltng Barrett Page Prtman Schlaffer 4th Row Wake M Bcehler R Kluth Hemmcrrck Stevens Rouse Goodman Galhpeau Schmunke Klafehn 5th Row Forbes Hazard Whlte Armstrong Holcomb Bcrglund Germeroth L Ophardt as 0. lid? ...M lst Row Gates l-larrrs Bames Ludwrg I Adams Brennan Mr Tolhurst Amsworth Maclienzre Lemcke Trrpp 2nd Row Dreclrrck Kalpm LaCour l-Iarradme Munzert Unger R Kelly Pmckney Peterson Lmdsey 3rd Row Delvrtt Taber Baldwm Burgess Frrsbee Way McCracken Covrngton Dunn Schnucker 4th Row Wrrght Blarr Grll Merrltt Cunnmgham Smrth B Kelly B Adams Kluth Rabjohns 5th Row Newton Howell Renckert Huffer Burger Hunter Whrtley Schultz Jackson 7 L1 1 'L 1 f, Q N- Vg Q L I O 4 ,Lg in ,L - l 5 -' 3 WA 4 n tl 4 ' . ,. 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T vo Q .il Y 1:-.-.gang-A Q 'L If Qfsm ' :rv Q: lm '3 ts we J 'L '- X - 0 A 5 I 1 4' , 'L , l l ' K ' 3 . 4 ' V B 1 E fxrst annual awards banquet of Hllton Central School was held .Tune 4 1952 1n the school gymnaslum The banquet was sponsored by the Parent Teachers DISCUSSION Group, who served a very d1l1c1ous dlnner Guests for the evenmg were hmxted to senlor hlgh faculty and spec1al guests The program was under the supervlslon of the Student Councll of 1950 51 w1th J GSSIG Speer, presldent of the councll actmg as toastmlstress for the evenmg The guest were very proud to entertaln such a d1st1ngu1shed athlete, and h1s suggestlons for clean l1v1ng were most helpful The ' h1ghl1ght of the evenlng was the presentatlon of awards by the faculty for the dlfferent departments, whlch mcluded scholastlc accomplxshments, extra currlcular, and c1t1zensh1p awards The new venture was heartlly approved by all present and plans are belng made to carry on 1n years to come w1th thls event 72 F' M . . 17 it l . . . - , . , -- speaker was Mr. Robert Bobby Davies, ,captain of the Rochester Royals basketball team. 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