Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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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

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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

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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