Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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SSISTANT DT Friends Romans and Countrymen WWA E present a staff of wonderful tele teachers a great group who s efforts to prepare us for future roles often go al most unapprecrated They slave for hours under hot lights and before smirkmg audi ences armed with squirt guns and slmgshots and still have stage presence enough to greet us with a cheerful smile each and every mom in On the science hookup Mr Strong tele casts daily from Studio 33 Over Channel 62 Mr Hilton s Farm Talks prove interesting and informative to prospective farm owners Mrs Messmger on Channel 41 presents topics of interest to future homemakers Telecastrng live from the Mam Arena Miss Grrffis greets us daily with The Cozy Cal rsthenrcs Hour From the Concert Hall Miss Ball s program IS always good for many hours of enjoyable musical entertainment On Channel 60 Mr Hicks displays the very latest do rt yourself methods for junior high students 'yi fr yi., .,. .. Is Mr. Gunther practicing his bus calls? -Q L R Pasquarella s daily Social Studies telecast originates from Studio 21 Mr Sterdle presents science notes across the board on Channel 32 Miss Benson s English telecast comes to you over Channel 34 with the co operation of a group of high school and Junior high students of assorted sizes. M . Klch is projected school-wide over his private network from the Main Arena and shares phys- ical education program honors with Miss Griffis Mrs. Schlemmer conducts a forum on the latest business methods for young modems over Chan- nel 53. From the bandstand Mr. Guenther conducts his orchestra in a daily symphony de- signed to please lovers of fine music.

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DIRECTORS A funny story lS told at the drrectors meeung Cecll W Luffman Supervlslng Prmclpal Howard W Smlth Assrstant Supervrsmg Prxncrpal Wayne F Fumess Hrgh School Prxncnpal Wxlham H Loughhead V106 PIIHCIPH1 Hazel R jenkms Guldance HESE people are a part of the behrnd the scenes SCIIVIIICS whlch take place each school day W1th the help and frlendshlp whlch they offer each student the days have passed qulckly Each year as the populatlon of the school mcreases the work and responsl b111ty restmg on the shoulders of the admlmstratlon becomes heavler Through their undaunted efforts they have been a steppmg stone a spot llght guldlng us ln our hrgh school careers We take thls opportunlty to thank our dlrectors for all they have done ln our behalf H Q5 Guldance v ' 1 I !', 1 3 - ' Q ,Q .IFR sf sy I gi f-

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DIR ECTORS R M1ller s v1ews on Englxsh come lxve to Jumor hlgh language lovers Mrs Frank presents a daxly telecast over Channel 10 on the beautxes and IIIUICHCICS of the Eng llsh language Mlss Dunant conducts several programs on busmess methods over Channel 54 Mr Bumett leads Englrsh students on tours through the mazes of nouns verbs adverbs and assorted pronouns several txmes weekly under Spotlrght 11 Hls show has many fas cmated vlewers Mr MacDonald comments daxly on current affalrs from Studlo 20 Under Mrs Butler s d1rect1on Channel 7 brmgs us a varrety of programs rangmg from the days of anclent Rome through modem French and Eng lxsh hterature Th1s group rs probably drscussrng Exnstem s Theory X B f Deng 1 Who sard that? RS Blshop and her classes telecast darly Home shows over Your Homemaklng Channel 41 Mr Wnght m1xes hxstory cur rent events erud1te comments and dry obser vatrons hourly from Channel 9 Mrs Crosby 1n Studro 59 glves daxly telecasts on the latest art technrques w1th selected and related short subjects such as The Care of Matenals or How to Wash a Brush Mr DeR1tter works out compllcated mathemat1cal problems on hrs program over Channel 8 Mr Eckler brxngs us up to date on the latest developments 1n the fxelds of mathematrcs and sports on a darly llve telecast from studlo 52 Miss Seemann keeps vrewers mformed as to what books per1od1cals and pamphlets are available to help us better understand the topxcs dealt w1th by our tele teachers '