Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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I-HLTON N Y PFQOUDLY PQESENTED BY THE O OS HQLTON Supervising Principal, Lewis Markham and Valerie Marx, Student Council President. KNOWLEDGE MAY BE GAINED FROM BOOKS, BUT THE LOVE OF KNOWLEDGE IS TRANSMITTED ONLY BY PERSONAL CONTACT. -Henry VanDyke g To gain something we have to give something. From your teachers and fellow students who have given to you, you have gained. Be proud of your knowledge, be generous with your knowledge, be creative of new knowledge, inspire and stimulate others by your love of knowledge. No greater gift can you give to others than this love of knowledge. lt means security for America, it means your success as a person, it means your future happiness, it means the preservation of our civilization. May you contribute more than you receive. 23 7f'f?71, . - 0.4, .. ,- K '?f Y '., - I l 5 ' I ff ' ,J 4 5 . sw' ..., L M 1, .W f 1, N x V, ,ft . 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M A4 sw if ,Luv 33, ww., 602 A TRIBUTE TO HAZEL JENKINS We the class of 59 bow our heads un silent prayer In memory of Hazel Jenknns ever so patient and so fair Always a word of comfort always a helpmg hand Always a smule or a pat on the back to show she d understand Sometimes our problems were funny sometimes they weren t so nsce But she always lnstened carefully then she gave us her advnce She started us on our journey guudnng our path through school Taught us the code of llvnng to follow the Golden Rule God grant we wnll follow her teachings nn all that we thunk say or do IN MEMORY OF LOREN ODELL Tread lrghtly he IS near Under the snow Speak gently he can hear The dalsues grow All has bright golden haur Tarnzshed with rust He that was young and fanr Fallen to dust Lnly luke whlte as snow He hardly knew He was a man so sweetly he Requnescat grew Oscar Wllde . . , . -1- 1 ' I 1 I I - I . I . A fonthful friend ns better than gold aiwn Yfcff Q. I O Q y . Left to Right Hull Jennejohn Kennard Markham Beadllng Wnlllams lzard Burrltt Absent Baxter Very few people ever realize the tume and effort spent by the Board of Education un decndnng upon school problems and polncnes ln most cases bemg a member of the Board us a Iuttle appreciated task wuth small rewards and many crutlclsrns As the class of 59 looks back upon nts school memories we want to pause to show our apprecuatnon to the Board of Education for always being there with that helping hand whenever It was needed Wm G Beadlung Presldent Fred J Jennejahn Vlce Presldent Dorothy Burrltt Clerk ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . I . . ' ' I . . - . I ' I Mr. Lewis Markham, Supervising Prin- cipal, shown here with his wife, Mildred. 5... Mr. Howard Smith, Assistant Super- vising Principal, shown here with his wife, Lois. vnu-,,t Mr. Wayne Furness, Jr.-Sr. High school Principal shown here with his wife, Thelma. . -. I ,AN I V fr. 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The future belongs to those who prepore for nt Student Councll Representahves Hemmeruch Advisors Mrs Dorothy Crosby Muss Olnve Durront Mr Leonard Wrrght Mr Robert Hacks ..,,........,,,,MwV , , A N f- v Q. ,, o si , ' - A- W + . s Mory Ophardt, Joy Heise, Justine MW ' X Y P 'M'-of 5 4' JAMES MICHAEL ALBANO mn oe JOEL HOWARD ALDRED flag bearer sports mlnded Our famous pop salesman a dashnng young man wnth dark goys English class that angelic wavy hanr lakes chocolate chzp srnule cooknes and gurls 959 JUDITH ANN ANDERSON U GAIL JEAN ARMSTRONG An actuve student a fruendly JeSS'9 a Oh those Roman toes What wavy red halr our re Student Council offlcer s nowned soda perk Jane College llkes Saturnoluas likes black Fords ANNE VERONICA ALMETER Pearl Always srnlllng and gay 1 she lose her class rung agaun7 lfkes to be on the go duslnke small farnnlues DONALD ALLEN BANE llDonll Curly blond haur always smiling lukes water skung and food dnslnkes dull oartnes and bread and butter pudding 1 flfrf ff , . ,d'd ' I - l . . . . S I V M lf' fail xx , K A . HJ. H NJ In . . . . V . . . I - r I en- 'J 2' ' Y HJ df, g l . . . , . . . ' . . . - ' ' ' . . . di- ' . . . if - X , - v ROBERT THOMAS BIDWELL Buddy Famous Cot from Grand Vrew not old but Buddy lukes cars and gurls duslukes work MARY LOU BO Mer! Our strowberry blonde fruendly Wooly Worths worker enuoys portues duslukes thus years schedule WWE GLEN RICHARD BOWEN Duck A mon of altutude thot green Ford lukes fun' duslukes work JOHN ALEXANDER BRODIE Cheyenne Cowboy of the class a favorute wuth the gurls lukes Fords duslukes reprumands Www RONALD BOARD Ne er bored Burd watcher duslukes possurns Irkes wuld parfues and cats STEPHEN LLOYD BURRITT Steebue LLoyd Lnkes hot black Fords ond redheads the orugunal Joe College fond of lrys Orchard member of the Schwantz Club ,..,,,,,,,,.-,, D ,5,f.,. . ,v H . H . , . pq. 9 . W V I 1. R X! T X '. A J au - g . ., . , my I ll II IIRII Y , . . . V . . . . . . . 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H ,, u an f ' ll ' Il L ' 31 WILLIAM CASTLE BRADLEY LEWIS CHASE Kussle Brad Dependable tall math student Curly blond haur a pro at bas yearbook busuness manager ke ball and tennus known for ukes Mr Ss yo es duslukes hus Herculean strength loves embarrassung sutuatuons school and sports duslukes lawn YTIOWCTS ROBERT JAMES CROWLEY o JEAN ELIZABETH COLLAMER A fast talker on Irishman FOUfD0d through and through head of Her shunung auburn haur that our Junuor pucnuc lukes the op sunny dusposutuon duslukes math posute sex and all hus brothers loves nursung lukes orange duslukes nughtlufe NORMAN DAVIS COE Harv Harvey Schmytze owner of Chev rolet a ham whos a favorute of a certaun Englush teacher adept at blushung hus way out of unpleasant sutuatuons loves dogs and pue THOMAS MICHAEL CULLEN Tom A neat dresser a handsome senuor wuth a ready smule enuoys a good fume duslukes hugh places or hugh altutude f: , K - N .L If ul , ' 0 ' , . 1 I '11 ' V H . ul 11 ru I' . ' ' k . . . ' ' ' . . . 11B bu, ll Ill V . ' A D ll ll JOSEPH WILLIAM DAVEY Jofus Man wuth o case those wutty comments lukes scuence duslukes oatmeal W?F -r. DENNIS WILLIAM DAVIS DEBORAH ANN DIECKMAN Denny Foam dome Lukes gurls and anumals and l-Ong blond ponytaul the organ he faunted duslukes fughtung uzatuon gurl always dependable have grun wull travel lukes block hot rods stead fast loyal and true GARY PHILLIP FALLON NGN., That torrud Chevy lukes Jerry Jaye a futtung young man enyoys hustory class ROBERT EARL FORBES MORROW EDWARD GABLE Bo Sparrow A member of the llOO club A real ham tennus enthusuast ca seeung us beluevung what a rod' young man lukes a few gurls and football wuth a horn lukes all types of duslukes crazy druvers cards and spunach , f 1:.-+ss2gv1-fzfwfb :Q- w:,5,,w, I . , if .f - ' ' safer A H . ,, 'f nl, .., '. - I ,- F 4 K U .. - W xi 1 g ,- l . I . 1 JJ: I M I , I fl A , H uu H ,u ' 4 . . . ,, . . ,, . . , , . . . . . . , . . . . . . . - , b , . . ,f bu, U fu s . . . a . . . ' ' lf ll ll . . . . sr A T' . . . . 4' , r ' ' . in .L V 1 -4 . A xX. KAREN MAE GARDNER RICHARD ALLEN GATES Karen Dickie-bird The artist of the class . . a neat Lanky, lackadaisical, lovable . , . writer . . . those big blue eyes and basketball player . . . likes art class smooth complexion . . . likes art, . . dislikes work, Baby Gouda Cheese college, and bays . . , dislikes nor- and Bear Brand Sox. row-minded people and dirty feet. 59 MARVIN ALDON GILL iirworvii Red 'mar always happy . . likes Mercury . dislikes wiseguys MARY SUE GMITTER HMOW JOAN MARIE GUERINOT A quiet personality . . . smart Uoonle G-H clothes . . . likes to dance and A giggle that con't be missed . . . Honesteall, Florida. . .dislikes noisy mania, basketball games . . . dis- people and minature golf. likes Monday mornings. if . 4 v lil L ALBERT CARLTON HALL, JR. Butch Mechanical mind . . . likes old cars and water sports . . . watch that road and runner . . . dislikes lazy people. ROY CHARLES HAMLIN u Those bug brown eyes 0 WGY wt the grrls the Hogy Car mnchael loves musuc and scuence dnslukes hospntals SANDRA HAUS Sandy Petute mrss expert seamstress lrkes art and Ernc dr lrkes small towns and small schools FRED HASLIP LINDA HAUS Fred In A real wrld chrld an equestrnan A Latun student llkes Ice cream short cute and cut by a brush money gal wuth a sense of humor JAY ARTHUR HEISE Sparky Basketball bug boy class Kung who owns our chlcken mascot ready for fun but duslrkes taknng unnecessary chances talented fT'lUSlClCIf'! dnsllkes washnng dlshes and Ed Sulllvan JUSTINE ELAINE HEMMERICH Tma Enthusuastlc cheerleader short naturally curly halr 0 Ce tain Kelly IS the apple of her eye dlslnkes two faced people wr of her own HB dl, nh ' . . . I I A - A 5 wi rj fx' , , -1 , ff H HL- H f 6 me We Vi VIRGINIA MAE HENDERSHOT DONALD EDWARD HOFFER LORETTA MAE HUNN on Fruendly gal top notch basket ball player enuoys lubrorv work and homemakung duslukes uru fruendly people and cats Gunny Don A QCII whos Clulef Gnd SIYWCCVG Neatness personufued uolly fellow always ready to do hef Shore lukes motorcycles dusluk lukes fast cars duslukes gym Beg, Brand Sox classes rmmue sauce unsAN KNIGHT uau.AuR cu-uAuzu.Es JoHNsoN K,,,gh,,y Bea' Student Councul veep guarduan Curly hour druves black convert of our flag always ready wuth u e hard worker duslulres that srnule lukes ham roduos homework and stuffy people and jazz pet peeve us foolush lukes portues and gurls Wm druvers RICHARD LANE Duck Guy wuth o grun duslukes school and authoruty enuoys freedom .. :yn vu 'fv- E2' ' W. , HL .,, ' XI' ' x ,. . . 1 1' I qui? u 9? ' ' . ll ' ll 11 H uf I - - ,. . ' A ... es . 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'J' , CAROL JEAN MEYER Carol Our contribution to Girls All State oh those eyes Valedictor lan material enjoys hard courses DAVID PAUL MOGLE Dave A favorite of a certain History teacher likes Spencerport girls and pizza pies dislikes bossy people and slow cars Ie SALLY NINABEL MIKEL Pak elle Asst ed shining dark page boy long eye lashes likes read ing meeting new people Chuck Alaimo dislikes inhaling people who crunch their toast MARY JAN E OPHARDT Mary Class Queen pep unlimited as demonstrated at basketball games gn! dislikes untruthtul people 5,35 CAROL JANE MILBORROW Millie Those golden tresses . . . likes boys and romance magazines . . . dislikes taking orders and homework MARY ANN SARA OWEN Tractor A snappy dresser a fe ow thespian likes Drum Corps and ro ic roll parties dislikes getting up early and short weekends LARRY LESLIE PALMER Larry An excellent backhand a ow head watch those cymbals dlslnkes work and dead skunks lnkes everybody THOMAS ROBERT SCHEIB The freckle faced Sensor who lnkes food all sorts and snzes soccer player who dnslnkes greedy people a clown wnth a brnght smule 'Q JAMES RUSSELL RABJOHNS Rabblt A hood hopper swnfter than a hare lnkes motorcycles and cars duslukes school and work Moose That car of hrs that cant stay out of the way of snow plows Sensor class pres able to talk has way out of anythnng dlslnkes stuck up people - 1 A-4 CAROL ELLIOT ROWLEY Ganzu That famous blonde bombshell loves to sung torch songs whale draped over a piano dlslzkes homework loves drawmg whute mace mb bllng on Roquefort Sleepy Our Jumor play lane rememberer neat dresser wlth sparklrng whnte bucks enjoys reading lu ually an class 'J dislikes sack dresses . . . f - Q N V 4 gs I A S 34 A . - 'N , E. L lhf 'A A ll ' ll ll ll RICHARD ALLEN SCHEPLER Jol-IN FRANCIS SCHLEICH my M 4- IITI Slll ' . ff R u t' 4 xx s DONALD SHETLER DEBORAH JEAN SMITH Don Debbie The blushing boy postively loves Cute gal always smiling the subgect of Eng ish 0 happy business moior dislikes forward go lucky guy enioys working people with cars dislikes school? lCan that be9l NANCY LOUISE TAYLOR ANN MARIE srunmz Non Sluds Long shining hair artistic Real fine hair commuter of our easy to get along with loves art class likes Ricky dislikes math and shiny yellow convertibles shorthand laugh it up Studierl dislikes fire drills L4-QL. 9 ffl- SANDRA LOU SMITH Splunk Tickle those ivoriesf , . . a sense of humor . .. those blue eyes and freckles , , , li-ces Germany and driving permits . dislikes huffy people. AUDRIE CAROL UNTERBORN Bird cheerleader o certain smile likes Sailors and Oldsrnobiles dislikes unfriendly people waiting ff! D9 Y , ll,l A - - . A -I A , , V4 I V V V V . I , A VN' 11 . 11 ' 4 A . . . ' ' -f' E , fi' JOHN MC WHORTER VANDERHOFF ni-Iorsen Tennls and chemistry enthusiast . . . tall man with an accent IS llkes work enjoys reading ggaw' MARGARET MARY WAGNER Marg Falr freckled and fun sample IU manner many good aualmes rolled into one dislikes unfriendly people lnkes candy fall kinds ELMER VAN ORDEN PAUL DE WITT WADSWORTH Buck Mort That hot convertuble toll dork Polite and reserved uses words handsome dislikes work most sparnnqly a mayor In farm llkes hunting ID dislikes bumpy roads PHILLIP DONALD WAKE Aggie dragger duslukes Science o block off the old CHIP KATHLEEN JEAN WELCH Crunch Our hard worklng yearbook edutor what curly hour ex edutor the boys duslukes stubborness Irkes the world A . 4 . d' - 'Q Wl' 1, H ,, H ,, H ll ' 44 - . - A Jerry Jaye follower . , . a real of Crimson Crier . . . 0 WOV Wifl'1 ,, ,, as y 1 y . A A xl ' r x . ,kk X X Q my , .ng , 1 we p - frd FRANCIS GEORGE BARKER Fran A hunter loves cottage cheese always fruendly lukes one specual gurl duslukes nothung WILLIAM EARL HILER Ace ANGELO DOMINIC BIANCHI Ange Those snappy green shoes fad starter that fruendly smule one of the last but not least Senuors lukes squurrels huntung and sports duslukes unudentufued people and walkung home after basketball games BARBARA ELLEN KERBER A ladys man F FA pres Bafb that famous Haler grun a member Sparklung green eyes excels un of the Skeleton Sux lukes gurls coffee makung our ullustruous food and cars duslukes especually tucket taker for the Sr Play loud people duslukes spmoch lukes everybody ELIZABET AVA LONBERG z Our happy exchange student from Sweden alert and artustuc a crazy mulluner always busy and smulung likes skunks tauls and Tubet duslukes cottage cheese I came here to Ameruca through Amerucan Fueld Servuce a voluntary organuzatuon of Amerucans founded after the last war lt offers scholar shups for one years stay un the US to boys and gurls all over the world un order to brung more understandung among all people I luve un Sweden on the outskurts of the caputol Stockholm My famuly consusts of my father Nuls my mother Kate and my suxteen year old brother Kue My hobbues are art musuc Iutera ture photography I go ta Nya Elementarskolan where I have two years left when I go back to Sweden Schools un Sweden are much dufferent from the ones here lt us not only school that us new for me There are so many other thungs and l really enjoy Iearnung about them I am so glad to be here and l want to thank you all for helpmg me to get to know your wonderful country llLi ll .. . , . ,pf ..,,,,? iff' ' , I. 1 ' r. '- x Il ll ll ll I , , . . . a ' ' . . . I l I . - - - I ' - - - 1 1 . y I 5 E 1 - . I . , . I Il ll ' 1 ll If , I , I I ' . . . , . . . H. - . I U I O l n 1 Q I I - . . . . . 1 - f I ,,ka,,. . . , ' ' f ,,,. . i f V W if v . .ggi ,J . is if fix 5 3 +5 39 A4 ' I f rf 1.s9 - mf 'N Qlliffb jgfa Seated: Mac Kinder, Welch, Mc Carroll, Coe, Marx, Owen. Standing: Scheib, Mikel, Collamer, Chase, Hamlin, Rowley, Smith, Brodie. Our last effort in the field of dramatics was a three-act comedy entitled Doctor's Orders. Directed by Miss Durrant with Sandra Smith acting as student director, the play centered around Miss Letty Madden and her inhibitions. On the advice of her doctor she attempts to answer her impulses and does so by shoplifting, roller-skating in the cellar, keep- ing company with a suspected thief and taking on a decided love for per- fume. All this worries her sister Agatha, her brother Adolph and his daugh- ter Julia immensely and they call upon a detective for aid in their hour of need. Naturally, all ends well and happily, Adolph is found to be the actual crook, Letty gets her man, as does her new-found friend Miss Norris. Agatha's three hat-making friends are relieved and the dizzy maid receives a chance to answer her calling-that of trying ballet dancing. Tryouts, rehearsals and actual performances are over and our thespian careers are ended. However, none of us hold any qualms for it had con- tributed in making our Senior year all the more enjoyable. S, . ,f ,Lv , 4 - R 5-7 ., 1 , a 4 'Nik 21 -aw. ,Id ' was U42 T ,Lb 2 553: F 3 f gig N l g . v t. A I Q 1 Sh If I I n 3 3 KH Nfl C 2 , gl 'L 4 4: 1 ' ., 1 ,sf qw K -V fy fl f -W 4 14 A' X Qin it fi 5535 ff-sf'fA N lv-, ' YT? 3' N v l h'fs. , fj'Vf ' f Qt f cuff Q and ,fp Xa ., 1' 2 my , 'X Q Q a Qi' q -,, ,J 1 E. 4, '11, ,F A, hw ,W . 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'Q f Y YV S I WW' in 4' g f if x 3 4 H in ,P F' A dip Jnm Albano oe Aldred Ann Almeter Judy Anderson Gaz Armstrong Don Bane Fran Barker Ang Blanch: Bob Bidwell Mary Lou Bo Ron Board Duck Bowen John Bradle Steve Burrttt Bull Castle Brad Chase Norm Coe Jean Collamer Bob Crowley Torn Cullen Joe Davey Dennts Davns Deb Dneckman Gary Fallon Bob Forbes Ed Gable Karen Gardner Mary Gull Mary Sue Gmntter Joan Guermot Al Hall Roy Hamlnn Fred Hasllp Llnda Haus Sandy Haus Jay Hesse Tuna Hemmerlch Ginny Hendershot B I r Don Hofer Lon Hunn Blalr Johnson Barb Kerber Bruce Knlght Rlchard Lane Leo Lrss Luz Lonberg Ruthue Mackrnder Val Marx Sharon Mc Carroll Fred Mc Mann Gerry Merrntt ' cfflrmf FUTURE PLANS FAVORITE SAYINGS Navy Service Kodak Geneseo State Undecuded Hamnlton Undecided Cornell Alfred Kodak Navy Kodak College Morlnes Undecuded College Cornell Endrcott Farmlng Navy College Undectded Colby Undecided College College Cornmercnal Art Navy Undeclded Kodak Alfred Army Band Undecuded Nursung Undeclded Kodak Busnness School College Undecided Kodak Navy Nursmg College Army Undecnded Phystcnan Bankung U of R Nursnng College Work Not too nlce Can we go to lunch? I got a letter knd ues Guess what thas remunds me of7 Beceptmg I lub you bery much Well my grandmother I never get any sleep S lt' Oh I understand Not too nnce Hey You ve got me I understand Oh buddy Ooh I guess so Its nlce to be rtght What da ya say C A wall lnve for e er Not too sly Censored Lot of luck Au Revolr Ee gad' Not too squlrrely What can I do ya for? Oh you re full of I Its a rough fe You re Naughty Real Smart Dont be so luvenlle Very Nvce May I help you ma m9 Where s the plana? I thunk so Dont be so stupid Wheres Eric? Oh fudge satd the judge o Really? Hey Ace' How great IS that' Oh no Make mtne Bear Brand Oh I understand I know Thats the breaks Forgot agaln Have Poofduck wall travel Are you klddlng9 What a way to go' Mornln Its a cruel world Just call me Doc J I ' . , ' d' . .I . . , ' ' top ' . , ox! I I ?. . . . A I V . , ' 'tl ' Ii . Dick Gates Undecided See you at the wedding. - R. I. T. f . ' ' B b. ill H'Ie I U ' I Margaret Wagner Carol Meyer Sally Mikel Carol Milborrow Mary Ophardt Sally Owen Larry Palmer Jim Rabjohns Carol Rowley Tom Schelb Dick Schepler John Schleich Don Shetler Debbie Smith Sandy Smith Anne Marie Studier Nancy Taylor Audrie Unterborn John Vanderhoff Elmer Van Orden Paul Wadsworth FUTURE PLANS U. of R. College Undecided Business School Undecided Undecided Work College College Undecided College Work Secretary Hairdresser Kodak College Kodak College Air Force Cornell Kodak FAVORITE SAYINGS Not too nice! Oh, honestly! Knock it off, will ya? Say, let's go. Watch those inhibitions! Wanna see my birth certificate Let'er rip. A Clark an a Mounds please. Which way to the food? I gotta go downtown They re rounding the far turn Oh shoot' Youre mean One go round ticket please O m o Heavens to Betsy' Hi baby l m a poor boy You know l like it baby' Gad bless America Holy teapot' Phil Wake Kathy Welch Service Dont be silly College l must be suffering from upset frm 6 As we the class of 59 walk through Hilton Central for the last time we look around us What can we leave our school and the people prized possessions After much deliberation we then distribute these very things that have given us happiness during our high school career May they bring you this some success also To the Juniors we leave our spirit of togetherness May you use this gift wisely to its best advantage To the Sophomores we leave our industrious nature Complete jobs begun and never shirk your duty Your remaining high school years will be all the more rewarding To the Freshmen we leave our love of fun Realize when to use this gift and it will bring you much engoyment To the Faculty and Administration we give our heartfelt thanks for aiding us in acquiring the knowledge that will light our future paths To the Staff we extend appreciation for numerous favors rendered But what is most important, we leave as a single unit dedicated to improving our selves and the world around us May you recall our class each time occasion requires the use of these gifts an emotional - - h, a-n . X ,f - in it which could possibly improve it? We then think of our own mast I . . . I Ours IS a hustory born of the unutuatuve spurut of togetherness love of fun and undustruousness of the members of our class Even un kundergarten we showed sugns of prom use we are told By January we could all tue our own shoes' On top of thus Brad Chase and Jum Albano were quute profucuent wuth the hammer and saw Elementary school brought out more of our skulls wuth Sally Mukel and Steve Burrutt takung lead parts un all operettas presented Even at that tender age the ham un us was begunnung to show' By Junuor Hugh School our class had grown to suxty members wuth each contrubutung hus share Wull we ever forget scuence classes hot pepper un gum served by a certaun Englush teacher actu vuty peruods or those momentous Class Day trups7 But ut was un our Freshman year that we be gan to shune We found ourselves decked un paunt from head to toe after zealous efforts to decorate the school at Chrustmas tume And then came our furst dance' Wuth the assustance guven by our ad vusors Mrs Crosby and Mr Strong we somehow managed to complete the decoratung of the gym to the theme of Sugar and Spuce approxumately an hour before the dance Our offucers that year uncluded Bob Forbes Gaul Armstrong Kathy Welch and Norm Coe Thus was the year the gurls of the class duscovered upperclassmen a duscovery some of them have been pursuung ever sunce' Our Sophomore year opened more new horu zons Offucers that year were Valerue Marx Mary Ophardt Steve Burrutt and Mr Steudle acted as advusor Our furst project was a round and square dance entutled Canaduan Sunset ln the sprung we presented our furst play a one act comedy durected by Mr Lester entutled Wulbur Munds the Baby We were successful wuth thus play and were unvuted to a drama festuval at Brockport State where we agaun donned our costumes and make up for the publuc Thus was the year we untroduced the prac tuce of selectung class rungs un our Sophomore year and receuvung them un the start of our Junuor year Because of rowduness at a class meetung lsunce abolushedl we were not permutted to hold a class pucnuc Quute a dusastrous end to an otherwuse en goyable year Our Junuor year' What a memorable one that was' Under the able odvusorshup of Mr Burnett Mr Hulton and Mrs Frank offucers were elected Duck Schepler led the slate wuth Gerry Merrutt Nancy Taylor and Deb Dueckman composung the remaunder of the leaders We recevved our rungs un October and we were offucually Junuors We then found what real workung order actually was We not only had courses such as Chemustry and Inter meduate Algebra to consume our tume but many class actuvstues as well Flag bearers had to be chosen and Carol Meyer Judy Anderson Jay Heuse Bruce Knught and .lum Albano capably fulled these posutuons Next came our play Mrs Frank succeeded un separatung the men from the boys and a cast of characters lluterallyl was pucked from the class of amateur thespuans Thus play turned the luves of several of the cast members topsy turvy wuthout theur even realuzung ut Need we say more? Plans for our Prom soon followed Gerry Merrutt took over the chaurmanshup and the theme of Sayonara was pucked Debby Dueckman and Judy Anderson decoratuon chour men are sure not to soon forget the hours of work they spent on the dragon and pagodas And wull Mr Hulton and Mr Burnett forget Norms mung tree? Kung and queen candudates uncluded Duck Schepler Jay Heuse Gerry Merrutt Tom Scheub and Steve Burrutt Gaul Armstrong Debby Dueck man Mary Ophardt Valerue Marx and Kathy Welch Mary and Jay were ultumately elected to reugn over thus the most excutung and enchantung of all dances On Class Day we entertauned the Senuors at the tradutuonal Senuor breakfast Hugh Iughts of the program uncluded a pantomume sad song by the leather clad Church Chour Three and a pam sessuon wuth sultry blonde et al lt was here we saud good bye to the Class of 58 We had been close to them throughout theur hugh school career and ut was wuth much sadness and regret that we watched them leave The year closed wuth a class pucnuc at Hamlun Beach We luved up to our reputatuon and had a thoroughly enjoyable day of fun and froluc We had then reached the peak of our expecta tuons Senuor year Duck Schepler took over the presudents gavel once agaun wuth Norm Coe Gaul Armstrong and Ruth MacKunder completung hus staff The admunustratuon must have consudered us an unruly mob for we were assugned four advusors' Mr Wrught was to handle our magazune sale Muss Durrant our play Mrs Crosby the yearbook and Mr Hucks the Senuor Ball We set about almost ummeduately wuth our trusty penculs and magazune lusts and were successful enough to top our goal Yearbook sales followed wuth equal success Our play was a three act comedy entutled Doctors Orders and was well receuved by the payunq publuc We were fortunate to have Swedush born Eluzabet Lonberg uoun us un thus our last year and we thoroughly enuoyed the freshness of thus new personaluty and the ortustuc addutuons she brought us By thus tume plans for the Senuor Ball were under way Gerry agaun acted as general chaurman a job whuch he seems cut out to do and Sally Mukel was chosen as decoratuon chaur man Decoratuons were based on a nught club lune wuth Egyptuan decor draped about the gym The New York trup came durung Easter vacatuon and we doubt uf the bug cuty wull soon forget the Class of 59 Graduatuon came all too quuckly and we were sad to leave the halls of Hulton Our years of carefree bluss are ended and we fund ourselves caught out un the cold cruel world We feel we are prepared to enter thus world however and we wull attempt to guve HC S the honor ut de serves But now we must bud you sad adueu You may be sure that ut us wuth much regret that we leave you I 1 I - - . 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A ' '- QL , if .5 ,,LL ,H K. -at M I Y 'U ' :Aff ' 31 A.Q ev,-z,. gy -jj 90.11 ' 5- Q rgxeomb if .5 S5 Y i 'we 1 1' X aff A Q' lj: ' 'lyc N. 1 1 1 f'ff '5 ic K1 L r 'll' . ,L , ,KA N yu, lv! 1 , il 1 SL? nf t'5 s I A+' H, 123 -v. . I v k -9 ..,1 - ' ' ,,. J'l'J yoytiqum The Sophomore class has put in a full year with activities and school work taking up much of their time. No sooner had school begun last fall when time for the Sophomore Hop rolled around. They chose to have a record hop with Nick Nickson playing host and a theme of Sleepy Hollow Hop. This was a fine choice which resulted in an evening of fun long to be remembered by all attending . The soccer, basketball, tennis and baseball teams found much of their power stemming from the men in this class while the junior varsity cheering squad included three girls from this class. Next came the Sophomore play, a one- act comedy directed by Mr. Lester. This class has enjoyed its first two years in high school and are looking forward to P 'd ,WW N, F kl' Ad . . . . VE:-:iident A g kg wmlign GSE: the two remaining years with heartfelt anti- Secretary ..,,. V- Cheryl Markham cipation. Treasurer U ,c Lynn Mc Cann Advisors , , , Mrs. Markham Mr. Vavalo Mr. Pasquarella First Row: Brooks, Groves, Guthrie, T. Donovan, Gill, Conley, Ellicott. Second Row: S. Donovan, Hamlin, Fitzsimmons, Barrett, Frank, Della Vella, Barrett, Barker. Third Row- Carlin, Almeter, Baker, Griffin, E. Gates, Carney, Embury, W. Gates. Fourth Row: Hall Clark, Carpenter, Adams, Cooper, Forbes, Achter, Gresen, Edleman, Eustance. Fifth Row: Dieckmon, Crowley, Gates, Barrett, Barnes, Foreman, Chattin, Ayers, Haddleton, Elliott, Armstrong, Cuddeback. 1 I , H, K .,,A . i ' , ' , A X 1' ,fi J A A5 like f 3 15 'Q' wg, Ei ff. 5 ' as P L pf.. ' f ,A 4 ,K e g, if- epiigf- Q3 . , 1 I A '., Luz A A . ,X 4. L0 3' 1 f iq V, I 41 w M? If ,gifs Q I 4 14 .I fl 15 1 F . M w ' X rf' The Freshman class had many experi- ences and much excitement during their first year in high school, The first activity undertaken was the decorating of the school for the Christmas holidays, With the helpful assistance of Mrs. Crosby we succeeded in adding decorative splendor to H.C,S. On March thirteenth, under the direc- tion of Miss Crawford, we presented a one- act play - the first ever done by a Freshman class at Hilton. A third activity undertaken was a dance presented on Class Day evening truly enjoyed by everyone present. Because of the co-operation of the whole class, this year has been enjoyable and we now look forward to three more prosperous and exciting years at Hilton Central. President . Joseph Welch Vice-President , Gregor Beadling Secretory if Karen Norway Treasurer Herbert Trimmer Advisors Miss Crawford Mr. Steidle, Mr. Miller First Row: Fleischauer, Balough, Bauch, Brodie, Cannon, Borringer, Gouger. Second Row: Anderson, Edwards, Asmuth, Faye, Doering, Ellicott, Boffa, Cunningham, Third Row: Cook, Foster, Dole, Clark, Goss, Cantrell, Castle, Borgen. Fourth Row: Bernsteine, Frasch, Bowen, Bush, Adams, Beadling, Decker, Collomer, Duthoy, Cook. Fifth Row: Freitag, Fuino, Davis, Gormley, Gilt, Diedrich, Coe. K - 1 1 'S ' V 'Q A fi ' E 4 Q ., . v nn 4- 'iixiaxfxrw-1 4' x- -if it E5 3' W' x I' .. ' 4' ' K . 6 V4 N 'fig' 1 a f gi 5 2 A1 if . 'x 'F 1 4554 , AA W, ,.-v g,i4.g .16 .-r F35 K - 635 f. ff, . 11457, W -Y 8-W if J...-o-4U ' r A 81 ii f-1 3 U- Those who lead useful lives seldon have time for idle gossip 'Gnu 'W-0-M haunted' 50454 I 'z Vina ' nA V iv ,5 . I .M 'Y V na, xh' ' A 'FM 0 o 0 wma? Flrst Row Helse Ophardt l-lemmeruch Anderson Knsght Marx Second Row Torpe Hasllp Duthoy Crumb Pettuter Carter Kuhn Wombwell Welch Hasklns Palmer Popoduck 1' 4 Presudent Vrce Presndent Secretary Treasurer Advlsor ,Af P Valerle Marx Bruce Knlght Marv Ophardt Jay Hesse Mr Burnett The Student Councils year consisted of a well rounded schedule odvused by D C Burnett The councnl started off nts year wlth Record Plc tures a bookstore and Raduo Club were new achvevements of the Councll Jam sessions re cords and danclng dunng lunch period solved the problem of noisy halls and proved to be very entertalnung The Councll sent four delegates to the Natuonal Safety programs and sponsored a nation wlde clothnng drnve The Councll also pro duced several assemblles whale untroducung all of them It also had the Sponsorshnp of the Exchange Student program and funally the Awards Banquet a successful endlng to an octave year - , ,S 4. 4 1 A 'ii' S ,,.,,,l-i-W - I , lx ' s . . fs., . l ' 2 L - L .a vw I : I I I I I ' Z I I I I I I I I I I I ' N , H- ,ff - - 1 - .N ' . . . ,, . KI f ,, . I W - - H ll - - 1 - ' - 5 11 - 11 3 K 'Q I . T ' lr. , , 1. .., - Y, f's'f--Q ' . OC Seated, from Lett to Right: Schult, Hall, Renouf, Beehler, Mr. Pasquarella, Beadling, Ander- son, Mikel, Meyer. Standing: Mizma, Damschroder, Blum, Knight, Wombwell, Rowley, Beardsley. Last spring Hilton Central High School held its first 'tapping' cere- mony to welcome the charter members of Hilton's newly-organized chapter of the National Honor Society. The solemn ceremony impressed its audience as each new member was 'tapped' and walked to his place on the stage. When the fifteen selected students were all seated upon the stage, it was explained to them and the audience what an honor it was to become a member of the National Honor Society. The qualities for membership were discussed- leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The assembly closed with the feeling that perhaps a new trend had been initiated at H. C. S. to place more emphasis on students' scholastic ability. This winter the new members were 'tapped' to fill the place of those who were graduated. The results of this ceremony were anxiously antici- pated by all students. Guided by the Society's advisor, Mr. Joseph Pasquarella, Hilton's chapter of the National Honor Society is paving the way to gain more at- tention for those students who excel in leadership and scholarship. jbogicaf QQLK Seated Mr Vovolo Domshrooder Knlght Pettufer Standmg Eustos Wombwell Anderson Mnkel Absent Meyers Beordsley St John Stondmg Mr Loughheod G Doles Boose J Doles Gormley Woodoms Coe Cosmcn Foley Wrlluoms Seated Tolhurst Rundell Cooper Pmchord I 0 1 n X I X04 dw mum? Gu? I sf First Row: Mizma, Wombwell, Hall, Haskins, Beadling, Gardner, Catlin. Second Row: Knight Hadley, Guerinot, Guthrie, Clapper, Northrup, Sine, Palmer, De Fazio. Third Row: Unterborn Mc Carroll, Way, McCann, Simpson, Brooks, Kuhn, Hull. Fourth Row: Lonberg, Griffin Schultz, Welch, Mallaber, Wright, Blum, Hendershot. Fifth Row: Vandermullen, Baker Bowen, Nicloy, Damschroder. The Press Club, this year consists of members from every class, club, or school activity. Special reporters to report school news have been assigned to the staff from each group, while the regular members work in the Feature Department. The advisor this year is Mrs. Butler, she has had ex- perience in the field of journalism and has contributed much toward the building of the club. The purpose of the Press Club is to put forth the monthly edition of the Crimson Crier, your school news- paper. Editor ,,,,,c,, e-, Donna Catlin Assistant Editor Business Manager ,een , , , ee- Jo Anne Hull Betsy Beadling Assistant Business Manager -W We Nancy Kuhn Feature Editor , , ,ee , , Assistant Feature Editor ,- News Editor ee, , , , , Assistant News Editor W Sports Editors eecc.. c., ,- Art Editor U-- c Helen Mizmo c Terry Palmer Karen Haskins Dwina Northrup ,, Karen Hall Tom Wombwell - - Jean Clapper Mrs. Butler if Fnrst Row Westcott Gouger Rubsteun Barrett Gulf Toal Second Row Carter Hawklns Jennejahn Cosman Huler Graupman Muller Mr Hilton Third Row Hammond Carpenter Morgante Spamer Martln C Klafehn McCracken Dales E Klafehn The Hnlton Sodbusters our chapter of the Future Farmers of Amer lca IS on active organization Among Its many OCTIVIYISS can be listed partlcnpatmg In a crop demonstratuon program a leadership trannung school and a hortncultural school The F FA also puts on a father and san banquet plays basketball wnth area chapters and sponsors a round and square dance Thus actlvuty promotes better understanding of proper farmung tech nrques and ands the boys unvolved In developlng leadership qualntues Presndent Bull Hn Vnce Presndent Bob Duedrnch Secretory We ,, , U ,cm , , acc Dave Graupman Treasurer ,, ., . , , , ,, ,, , Jim Cosman Reporter ,,,,,, cc , , , ,-,,. Bob Miller Sentinel cccc , , 7 . . - , , , - , , Dale Jennejohn Seated Howland Ellrcott Baker Wackerman Schrldt Brrtton Schleuch Wagner Mc Carroll Standmg Collamer Knssel Hendershot K Smuth M Smnth Strussenberg Mrss Mengel Donovan Hamlln Kerber Unterborn The Future Nurses Club as newly orgamzed ln H C S thus year A great deal of rnterest was shown by gurls who plan to enter the nursing professlon and several of the members helped the doctors In the health clunac by washing and sternluzung bottles and needles and also by actmg as messengers Unuforms were made by each of the gurls and they attended the Nurses And Course at Rochester General Hospital This organrzatuon under the supervlsaon of Miss Mengel the advisor saw a very eventful year un which they learned much about thear chosen professlon Vlce Presldent Judy Collamer Secretary Mary Scherch Treasurer Mary Smrth 5 I l I I 1 ' I ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' 3 I I 1 I - ' , - ' I I I I ' I I ' , . . . . I , . . I I President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,, Sharon Mc Carroll ' GM Fnrsf Row Howland Manchester Unterborn Schuldt Botfa Popodurk Llssow Cosman Rowland Second Row Kellman Ellnot Anderson Justice Bauch Hamlun Pettuter Wads worth Haus Thlrd Row Carney McCann Baker Strussenburg Rankm Wackerman Smith Srnuth Lee Fourth Row Foster Welch Jacobs Conlnn Effnng Coe Mack Jacobs Fifth Row Odell Hocumb Kmght Pettuter The Latun Club met un October 1958 and chose the followmg offncers for a term of one year Lynn McCann and Vvrqnnla Jacobs Consuls Rhea Canlm Quaestor Mary Nell Kellman Scruba The agenda for each meeting follows a regular pattern taunment a sklt a play a review of some classical myth or an explanatlon of some Roman custom songs refresh ments On December I8 a tame set as close to the date of the orngunal Roman Feast as passable the members held a Saturnalua Banquet Garbed un tunscs and toaas the Modern -N-... Romans enloyed a meal from eggs to apples Those students who completed one half year at Latun n January were unntuated unto the Classucal Organnzatuon un February Sance thus was the Club s farst anntuatuon the cere many was an Important event The Halton Latun Club lomed the Natrona! Assoclatson of Latan Clubs thus year and now the members enjoy the Mrs Butler tutle ofJ C L Jumor Classical League in I I ' ' ' , 5 ' , 5 I I I reports from the Quaestor and Scribag some form of enter- F . - . I I . . I I ' 'T' . . I . xx , X ll i 11 - 11 111 l 1 I 'I , . . , . . . . . - - I Seated Clapper Rogers Cunnrngham Miss Crawford Mc Mann Barrmger Harris Donovan Standing Schmltt Lonberg Damschroder Wombwell Merry Balogh Mszma Hadley The French Club composed of students who have taken or are pre sently takmg French have undertaken several actlvltles thus past year The members assembled a dlsplay on the varnous aspects of French life which were placed throughout the bulldlng so that not only French students but also other students and faculty members from other departments would have an opportunity to become better acquainted with a foreign culture The members presented a French play and a dnalogue movne program centered around the lnves of the artusts and wruters of France was also presented The years actwntues were clumaxed by the now tradntnonal banquet at the Normandy Inn un the sprung ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I - I . I , . . . . . . f W war' wk ' R 'M . X Q ni. +9 A. A ix W K ii V - r 4 I 1. f ff . , , G . 9 4 f 1 -- U -A ' 2 4 'N 1: -- x , 4 G QA X! . is A in Q ii 'V' an up A X 6' i ' f - - v 'Q 1 2' K . N- K 'V ' X' Ax f , - mln V , 9- 1 A Q, in W 3 ' ' , WF A ,,, ,, ' fx ls qt I' , 1 b y .. A A? x A I Y , ' Q 1 w gat , ' . Q , L Ei fi 21' 5' ' v- ' HMFWVRRW5 'g QQ f X 3: 3 - 6 L 1 .1 X , , l ' 5: in ig .mg Ui: r ew?.? Q12 5 ' u Xp -A 'JP wg 5, 'P A 1 vlvtxu 71 :I ...inf ,n FlMf t 'Jus -- '-Q. 4 ss 5 1-1-..,.,,,,, -8 iffffw First Row: Kerber, Brodie, Clapper, Richardson, Powers, Frank, Davis. Second Row: Falwell Barrett, Lane, Thorensen, Ophardt, Della Vella, Lower, Hill. Third Row: Fuller, Hunn Soanes, Randell, Wright, Baker, Ingham, Fuino, Taggart. Fourth Row: Baker, Kerber, Goss Stoner, Quarteret, Rowley, Carter. Under the able assistance of Miss Seaman, thirty- five members of the Library Club learned of the work- ings of a library. Each member gave at least one period of time helping Miss Seaman by filing, shelving, alpha- betizing and many of the other numerous duties of a librarian. The members planned and participated in several activities. The Book Fair was the largest project under- taken and they also held a faculty tea and presented an assembly on books. The members learned an efficient way of running a library while helping the librarian with her many duties. Miss Seeman ..f.ia '1f... ... ...e 'i . ' ' f- - , f' lid - A1--4 V f fauzd Members in the Senior High Bond are: J. Ayers, R Ayers, K. Blum, S, Blum, Burgen, Bardo, Davis, Dales Donovan, Elliot, G, Edelman, M. Edelman, D. Forman R, Forman, Foulkrod, Gable, Hamlin, Haddleton, Hal comb, Holden, Jacobs, Hadley, Jennajahn, Lawrence Lum, Manchester, McMann, Murray, Mizma, Roach Robinson, Schmitt, Schultz, Smith, Sparner, Stoner Strussenburg, Trost, Ward, Whitman, Wright, Womb well, Crumb. few First Row: Howland, Mizma, Hadley, Torp, Widman, Hiscock, Cunningham, Maggs, Damschrader, Schmitt, Kuhman, Justice. Second Row: Powers, Baker, Kluth, Markham, Guthrie Beardsley, Almeter, Anderson, Collamer, Mikel, Unterborn, Hemmerich, Ophardt, Kerber. Third Row: Miss Ball, Choral Director: R. Stoner, Faulkrod, M. Stoner, Way, Kissel, Marx, Armstrong, Smith, Hamlin, Gable, Palmer, Murray, Hoyt, Taylor, Rowley, Hendershot, Welch. This year started rather slowly for the choruses with practices scheduled during after school hours. Sports, clubs, and other activities consumed the time of many people wishing to participate in chorus. After some shuffling, rehearsals were reslated for noontime and the do, re, mi's were again loud and clear. Soon preparations for the All-State Music Festi- val had to be readied. This is an annual event and this year Hilton Central played host to the cream of high school musicians from our area. We were fortu- nate to obtain fine directors for the chorus, band, and orchestra. This extravaganza was quite an undertaking for our music department but with the aid of the en- tire village andthe H.C.S. staff things went perfectly with the resulting performance a decided success. With this behind them, the chorus could settle back to normality once again. Mixed chorus composed of guys and gals from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior closses met three times weekly with the Boys' Chorus meeting on Friday's and the Girls' an Wednesdays. Freshman girls were permitted to join Girls' Chorus this year also. Because of the slow start and short practice sessions, it was impossible for the choruses to present as great o Christmas program as in previous years but some help was given to them by Elizabet Lonberg, our Swedish exchange student, in singing songs from her country in an assembly preceding Christmas. Diane Damschroder, Bonnie Beardsley, Sharon Rowley and Karen Schmitt kept up their fine quartette with assistance given by Miss Ball in helping them with different numbers. In the Spring the chorus and band combined to present the annual evening of musical interpretation. Miss Geraldine Ball directed the choral groups this year and the students in them indeed benefited from her knowledge of the musical arts. Life is Q picture . . . point it well fiat -4a,,2'f.5,9' M54 t3WQhJ'QK'vf 353 3 Jw A0412 .Ai I fl .ef A - 4 , I ,.,. xi C. 'A iq Q? XY132 5' , If . V 'Q 9 ' cifxyjl .. ,Syn K - ' sv JY N ff Wil Y 7 ii? ' ,Zig-'iff at -,ab ge - ,, gfggg- . 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Q74 V -1' .,f F. , X55 - Q. cyiLC1QfLf 5 :- w-,gpm M First Row Anderson Foley Owen Schrodel Mr Lester Second Row Wilson Hendershot Allen Johnson Lupo The Junuor Hugh Student Council was newly organized thus year Formerly the Junior Hugh was combined with the Senuor Hugh but sunce there was to be a Junuor Hugh wung thus year the council was separated They performed many of the some duties guven to the Senuor Hugh Stu dent Council such as offucuatung at Junior Hugh assemblies and taking care of the needs of the students they represent These future leaders of the school worked on a Constitution to be used as a guude for their council. Under the able leadership of Mr, Lester the members of the Junior Student Council gained poise and assurance during this past year. QAM 6616 Seated Left to Right Davrs Oakden Prltchard Franz Stondnng Kung Murray Colllns McCarroll Corny Mr Hacks Barrlnger Jr--sw' Seated Leff to Rnght Foley Owen Laden Brnnkel Boffa Courtrrght Maxwell Ebner Hazen Standmg Marvm Hendershot Ingham Lawrence Rundell Whuttley Mr MacDonald LoDue Renthel l l l l 1 ' 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 'M W1 .num M V, una-an M. , , , u ,c 1' 'f . . e L, ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . v. Sh ,V ' M J ' 11 nik' Q1 , . ,-1 . ' . 1? 'O s J' WM in . R. ., I 1. 'ax : 5 Members ore: B. Ayers, Allen, Bardo, Burger, Blum, Doud, Edelman, Holden, Howie, Henry, lrish, Jennejahn, Lawrence, Lum, Rankin, Paradise, Roach, Robinson, Schmitt, C. Smith, D. Smith, Spamer, Ward, Whitman, Wayland, Baker, Hurlbutt, Dickens, Wombwell. After several years of inactivity the Junior High Band was reorganized. The main purpose of this group of young musicians is to prepare them for Senior High Band. They become more proficient in reading notes and playing under a conductor. Members consist of students in fifth and sixth grades. The mem- bers from Junior High also use their skills in the Senior High Band. Rehearsals under the direction of Mr. Guenther showed the ability of the younger members of our school. WWW rm:-Qfqu W ' rf UE 'l-. O 4-sul Q t qi 'P 'Un v-li Zn v ff af: 4 I f Everyone excels nn somethnng m whnch onother fouls fffww Jfmea' G '6 Seated: Wyant, Catalina, Furness, Wright, DeRitter. Standing: Eckler, Heise, Welch, Tolhurst, Absent: Hawkins, Schmitt, Markham, Klch. The Athletic Association Council, now in its third year, is a group that does more for the school than is often known. Consist- ing of representatives of the administration, faculty, student body, and physicial educa- tion department, the group has as its aim the mental and physical improvement of the participants and spectators of all school sports events. The objectives and purposes of this or- ganization include the promotion of inter- scholastic sports and good sportsmanship, the President W - - , , Vice-President , . , Secretary-Treasurer raising and apportioning of funds, and the securing of adequate protection for partici- pants of all sports. The Council also has charge of eligi- bility rules for students interested in school sports and the organization of pep assemblies throughout the Year. The Athletic Association Council hopes that each year its efforts will bring about better sportsmanship and greater student participation in the many and varied events of our physical education program. as Jay Heise , , Mr. Wright . . Miss Wyant S 06692, R Kneehng Left to Rught Kuhman Hawkms Neu Schleb Mr Klch Chase Fuller Seabrung Duthoy Burch Sfandmg Ryan Wood Bremner Stock Strauss Vanderhoff Brucker Clark Stoner Foulkrod fylfaccee Kneeling, Left to Right Hand, Rubsfenn, Cook, Owen, Mr Klch, Burch, Edwards, Welch, Stelnmetz, Morgante Standmg Lawler, Beadlung, Hemmernck, Smrth, Trummer, Muller, Crowley, Jackllng, Rablohns, Burrutt --X! - . -- Q- r - Q' I : I I I I ' I 7 I I I A : 1 1 1 I 1 1 f , . 0 f 24 , . , . . - . . , ,, , , .... , , , . . Q . G '. Q ' . . ' ' ' A ' . ' I Q - . ' ' ' - . . . . f ' ' ' . ' - -, . . - . . A - A .1 r -Q 5' . Coach De Rutter The H CS tennus team of 1958 dnd much the same as last year s by wunnmg three matches two over East Rochester and one over Faurport Bradley Chase Larry Palmer Alan Beardsley and John Vanderhoff all quallfled for a letter by wan nung at least one nndnvudual match Wnth only the loss of Alan Beardsley Hllton will return wnth hopes of competnng ln county competltlon thus year 1 . . I I . I aaeguff In 1958 Hnlton fuelded what appeared to be a strong team They won theur furst game but then won only two more due to their mablllty to hut The loss of Ken Asmuth Tom Board Bull Booth by Bull Slmpson Gerry Barker and John Crowley wall be felt but mne players are returnmg and there are some good prospects commg up from JV's Thus plus the desure to prove they aren't as bod as It ap peored when a no hutter was pitched agamst them an their lost game, glves Halton hopes of a much more successful 1959 Coach Tolllurst Left to Right: Heise, Hawkins, D. Gates, Ryan, W. Gates, Hickey, Hunter, Chase, Stoner, Slater, Brucker, Dales, Mr. Eckler, Foulkrod. Absent: Haslip, As the 1958-1959 basketball season started, skeptical observers, recalling the suc- cess of last year's Cadets, looked on with disapproving eyes. Tsk, tsk--too bad you lost Gates, Boothby, and Crowley - there was a team! But Coach Eckler and his team of seven new recruits to five holdovers went on to show them all. Yes, Bob Gates has graduated but Dick was here to show the same spirit and fight his older brother had demonstrated. His back- board skill was Perhaps even greater and his scoring equal to that of Bob's. Jay Heise was there with the skill and endurance that made him stand out as a ball- player. Jay, playmaker of the squad, shot few baskets that didn't give with the old swish. Brad Chase's allround adeptness at the game cannot be overlooked. Completing the start- ing lineup were Doug Brucker and sophomore Steve Slater who did fine jobs . Due to wrist injuries, Bill Gates Canother of the basketball playing clanl and Jim Hawk- ins were unable to see much action until the second half. The remainder of this top notch squad was composed of Fred Haslip, Mark Stoner, Denny Ryan, Bill Hunter, and Terry Hickey -all in all four Seniors, four Juniors, and four Sophomores. This team seemed not to have a single star but rather many. Games were seldom when two or three players' scoring laurels didn't break into double figures. Perhaps it was this and the remaining factor that the Cadets played as a team that aided them at any rate. Those initial skeptics were soon eating their words and H, C. S, again had a successful season. This Year's varsity was cheered on by six Junior and Senior young ladies with much pep and grace. Chosen by a group of teachers and students early in the fall, they soon were busy learning the cheers and creating a gen- eral feeling of high enthusiasm among the students. ln October the squad journeyed to Canaseraga for a Cheerleading Clinic where much was gained along the line of improving their school yells. Composing the squad were Seniors: Jus- tine Hemmerich and Audrie Unterborn, Bon- nie Beardsley, Sharon Rowley, Nancy Becker, and Sharon Maggs all Juniors. Audrie and Tina were co-captains with Donna Catlin serv- ing as substitute. A mascot took the form of five-year old Debby Kelly whose antics often had the crowds oohing and ahing. Uniforms consisted of red knee-length box pleated skirts, white turtle-neck sweaters with each girl's name on the collar, and red and white fur balls on the sneakers. All in all these girls accomplished much through creating enthusiasm at the weekly games, assisting at pep assemblies, and pro- moting good will between school systems. With a Yea we salute them. First Row: A. Unterborn, Debby Kelly, mascot, N. Becker. Second Row: T. Hemmerich, B. Beardsley, S, Rowley, S. Maggs. . ' Qcwiefiaff Left to Right Gibson Hasllp Foster Hemmerich Rice Adams Graupmcn Crowley Muller Duthoy Trimmer, Chattin Beodlnng Smith Swanton Ryan Clark Strauss Center Mr Tolhurst Rabjohn Welch shaped up to become an unbeatable team Coach Tolhurst recruited much good maternal this year from the Freshman and Sophomore classes Ken Rice as the mainstay of the team and Dick Duthoys scoring ability helped to lead Hilton to victory Not forgetting Dave Crowley Dan Strauss and Mike Adams rebounding efforts and Gary Clarks shooting ability aided the Cadets Though the loss of Steve Slater Terry Hickey Bill Gates and Bill Hunter to Varsity was thought to be a serious handicap Hilton Central can be proud of its Junior Varsity team The Junior Varsity squad, under Coach Tolhurst's direction, gradually . . . , . 1 . D I I Q I I I I The junior varsity cheer squad was equally divided between Sopho- mores and Freshmen this year. Cheering the J. V.'s into victory were Fresh- men Donna McMann, Carol Sue Koering and Judy Collamer and Sopho- mores Cheryl Markham, Nancy Kuhn, and Karen Hall. Judy Rodgers served as alternate. Uniforms consisted of smart white corduroy jumpers and red blouses which made them appear quite striking. Miss Wyant, cheerleading advisor this year, was able to give much advice to these young cheerleaders. Her aid was gratefully appreciated. We will remember the shouts of- id Junior Varsity, Junior Varsity, go, --f-- team, go Junior Varsity, Junior Varsity, fight, team, fight Junior Varsity go, Junior Varsity fight Junior Varsity, Junior Varsity, win tonight. First Row: McMann, Hall,-Collamer, Kuhn, Second Row: Doering, Markham. A doy ot Hrlton Centro! storts wlth Goal ond Steve mokmg 0 quick trip to thenr lockers There they deposit their coats ond puck up the books they wlll need for morning classes A stroll after lunch brrngs thus Senror closs Couple to the bulletnn board where there vs lnvornobly news of some comrng event They fund today us no exceptnon I ill il' After homeroom come classes Steve seems to b receuvung some and from Gull Could nt be thot Amer: con Hnstory gnves hum o shght bxt of trouble? Noon hour rs over ond :ts back to the old grnnd for Steve Could he be plonnung the structure of 0 gas stotlon or IS nt cz new route to Braddock Herghts9 Ji OZ li' ' if , I t. ' K J w . Fl? no .-1 A Y , x 7 s' A X5 e f 4 ' ta .4 - . ' A 5 A l I ' . A I S , Q4 In ff, ,, X . , - . ii fi' ' 'sf 1' 'I,-A g,- , H I l l ' ' ....... J l N , N 1 'Y F ,4 1' l K 1 . . 1 Q t A A X 0 , V fl. , : 4 5' Jr . .I , r f I .f.. , ff . Q' , .4,-.--w. H C S offers a varnety of courses for nts students Here Gaul guves attentnon to a problem IH her Offlce Practuce class One day as soon over and ut's tlrne to go home And wosn't Steve the gentleman todoy9 i ,,-f Lunchtime brlngs a moment of relaxatnon to the weary studen s On thg wlndrw can be seen the slgn ot ore of our past graduates X lt's homeward tI'1ey'Il soon travel One more day at H CS us completed And an enjoyable one, at that' Adams Dry Goods Store Amencan Roodways lnc Seeley J Adams Al s Market Grocery Barbara s Beauty Shop Banles Shoe Store Two Brothers Barber Shop Cablc and Badge Chllson s Grocery Coach and Equnpment Sales Corp Rochester Coca Cola Bottlnng Corp Richards and Donahue lnc Mr and Mrs E O Gable General Baking Company Gordon Motor Parts lnc Greene s Bulldlng and Malntenance Supplnes Helendale Constructnon Co Herb s Hllton Hrlton Hrlton Hilton Hnlton Hllton Hilton nc Market Candy Kltchen G L F Mullnng and Warehouse Pharmacy Record Vullage Hardware Vlllage Restaurant Hys Clty Servuce IGA Store Mr and Mrs Karl Kandt Dr C R Kelle Oreb and Hazel Kenyon Mr and Mrs Lewis Markham James E Duncan lnc Fantacl Electrnc lnc Amerncan Towel Supply Co lnc Kolko Paper Co lnc I ,. I I 'I -I ,. ,. .,l. I ,. Robert E. Killip Herb Lacy MacMillan's Furniture Dr. B, F. Martin Matheos Bros. Ice Cream Wm. V. Newcomb Dwight Northrup, lnsurance Salesman Mrs and Mrs. James D. Nundy Packard Chemical and Equipment John H. Potter Company, lnc. Red and Whute Store Roblllard Jeweler Mr and Mrs Paul Road Mr and Mrs M B Rowley T M Rowley and Company lnc Sage Rutley and Company Inc Sands Homestead Danry Dr Mllton M Schulman Sherman s Grocery Singer Sewing Machnne Ca Smith and McMann Barber Snop Stothards Hardware Truck Sales lnc Charles B Tubb Ralph E Walker Tydol Central Rochester Cuas 8. Electric Mr and Mrs Joseph Welch Leonard M Wrlght It IS wlth grateful apprecuatlon that we lust the undrvlduals and bus: nesses that have avded us ID funancung ocr yearbook The senrors wlsh to thank these sponsors tor their generous support of the l959 Hnltorlol Thanks are also extended to Mr Walker our photographer Mr Burnett who ands us In rewrltlng articles Mr Vlfrlght and Mass Durrant without whose co operation this book would never have been passable . . I , , . 1 . 1 - v 1 1 . . . I I . . . , J Left to Right: MacKinder, Merritt, Anderson, Mikel, Armstrong, Welch, Castle, Gardner, Hamlin, Heise, and Dieckman. The yearbook staff of the l959 HILTORIAL is very grateful to all of those who gave their time and effort to insure the success of this year's HILTORIAL. We especially want to thank Mrs. Dorothy Crosby, our advisor, who gave her help whenever it was needed. It is not a simple thing to put out a school yearbook-filled with those things that make a school yearbook memorable, It becomes even more complex when both the staff and advisor are new recruits, having never before tackled such a task. Each year further improvements and additions on the book itself do not lighten the load. But somehow, through co-operation, work, and time, when the yearbook is finally put to press and all the struggles and problems have been worked out, it is pleasant to look back and say that it was worth while - that each person gave his utmost to make the i959 HILTORIAL one that will be remembered in the years to come. Editor W- .. ,.,, Kathy Welch Au't Ed. - ..- Sally Mikel Photography so Gerry Merritt Aff Editor ,K sss. , sssss Karen Gardner AGfiYifie! H W , .. .. , ,,,,., Judy Anderson Sports Ed. H Ruth MacKinder, Jay Heise Senior Ed. -- . .Deb Dieckman, Roy Hamlin Clos: Ed. Y.Yv-c s.. .,,...,,,. - Linda Haus Typist .Y . ffff .K - . ,..,c ,Gail Armstrong Business Manager . ,,,., - Bill Castle Adviwr fefeffff H - Mrs. Dorothy Crosby ,Qeezafuzffv DEAR MRS CROSBY You our Hultorual advusor have given servuce far beyond the call of duty Thus was your unutual attempt at puttung together a year s events but you have accomplished thus feat wuth grace and modest skull You have kept the staff un working order by tactful reproach and helpful advuce wuth thus book showung the results of your efforts ln addutuon your art classes have not had to suffer from neqlect as somehow you always found tume for both teaching and the many problems a hugh school yearbook can brung The deadlunes the decusuons to be made the meetungs They are all behund us now and we thank you for makung them Nothing could have been possuble wuthout you Sincerely THE SENIORS ' 4 This will be a surprise to you and one which you most definitely deserve. F6 The halls of Halton wlll no longer rung with the laughter of the Class of l959 Its doors wall be open to us as vnsntors only As we walk through Halton Central for the last time we wnll remember the happmess and knowledge we found here We wull remember the faculty the students the admumstratuon the clubs the teams and ever so much more We wlll not forget any of It for at all has helped the growth of our mmds as well as our personalltles We thank you for these wonderful memones H C S We wnll mnss you THE CLASS OF l959 I ' I I I I I ' , . . . 1 INTER COLLEGIATE PRESS I I Q' , M- Exb X' vC'i1QH kt -. f..f- Qi .qs- '.,, ' L v H ,, 'P ,ll I , ': ,Jr - M hi N QQ, .,., . . , 4 nm'-?,., 1 pnkl V , r - 1 I . U , 1 . .z 4..4?. K,kj.l:uAi-.IA N ,- ' .V f , - . '. A -- ve' -- v' f . ' . E , .1 A 5 .- 4 H . Vi , ..,, ,, fP,,.,'w - l' - - ,Mgt . ' N fl, ' . , 1 1, 5. ,, A ,, U v Y .WV A I, ,, . -. , '-vi., - A lam , vii--11'g'a.'.,w:. 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