Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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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

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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 . ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. ' ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. . . . ' , N. Y. Mr. ' ' . ' , N. Y. Mr. Myron Kelly 326 N. Greece Rd. Hilton, N. Y. Mr. ' . . .