Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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TECHNICIANS 1 ' Nmety per cent work and ten per cent fun Assxstant Edltor Business Manager Senior Edxtor Art Edxtor Photography Edxtor Sports Edrtor Head Typlsts but xt s worth it June Schlaffer Wayne Schultz Sandra Berglund Maureen Wxlson Albert Dreas Alan Schnucker Lo1s Klafehn Sandra Wake 76,4 p, 5 obli HE productlon of a televlslon program may be dlfferent from that of a yearbook tn technlcal aspects However when tt comes to plannmg the scrlpt trymg to fmd baslcally new ldeas meeting a deadllne, and fmally The Presentatton, the l-hltonal can be compared to the televlslon program Months of work by a closely knlt group, cooperatmg wlth each other, are shown ln the eventual success of the show As we worked on the Hiltorlal, we also found that cooperation and a certam degree of sacnflce was needed to accomplish the best results tn the long run We were very ably coached, as the performers on televlslon are by MISS Durrant and Mr Wnght, and we all deeply appreciate their assistance and that of other teachers and students who have all contnbuted to make a yearbook possxble The producers of thls yearbook hope that thts book w1ll always serve as an accurate klnescope of events and faces tn the Class of 1956 3 7 W A I 3 . 5 I Z 5 f Editor-in-Chief Bruce Dunn 'sv X 6 wf I ' A A f jx , Q, e ' . ' C

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BIT ING f sis:-erm 'Q '5- siagk Ralsmg the flag before school begms HIS burldlng has been a second home to us slnce we moved into lt four years ago Hllton Central has been the settmg for our leammg fun fnendshrps and grow1ng up And now as we leave we cannot help but recall the pleasant memorles concealed behlnd the doors about to close As each one of us JoLu'neys to hrs destmy or future endeavor the settmg of our adolescent years shall remam m our hearts and memorres and the tune of our Alma Mater shall rmg ever clear rn our ears o S we re lo a And the Red and Whrte and Blue We wrll never fall to honor The school that made us true If at work or play or pleasure Pleasant memorles wrll bebnght Of dear old I-hlton Central And the Crrmson and the Whlte ,fu-. 5 3' ' 19 6' -'L'!' fN XnKx 2

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RODILCE MR CECILW LUFFMAN HE V1Sl0H and farth of one man rn an rdea gave blrth to our now generally accepted lnstrument our televrslon set By the mere tumlng of a dlal sound and llght follows Our ldeals for the Amerrcan school system can llkewlse be come real1ty rf we work day by day toward our v1s1on school werghs all questlons regardlng the school carefully and falrly to all concemed and when each 1S thoughtful honest kmd and worthy of the respect of others our vlslon too may become real1ty ff? 4 When each pupil promotes every program that is good for the , I , 9 l 'ff f,Y Kd , . I