Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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Hove you Ieorned how to spend your time wisely? Your pre- sent ond future success will depend on your use of time. Time could be compared to banking. Yester- doy is like ci ccincelled checkg - tomorrow - o promissory noteg todoy is cosh on hondg -- spend it wisely! The odministrotion hopes you hove Ieorned dur- ing your stoy ot Hilton Centro! School to work time to deoth not to kill it! Best Wishes, Lewis S. Morkhom Jaozwjc' ACTIVITIES o,oo...... ......o,,,.us,-,- P AGE 9 SPORTS ................................s PAGE 25 CLASSES Y--- ..... ., ,S,.........d, ., -,SSS-, PAGE 35 SENIORS .-... .... ......... , - .- ...... PAGE 47 MRS. N ICLOY MR. COOPER We, the Closs of l96O, proudly dedicote this our '60 HILTORIAL to you Mrs. Nicloy and Mr. Cooper. Your devoted service hos reflected true loyolty ond the unselfish efforts of steodfost friendship. Our proj- ects ond problems have been accom- plished more eosily with your reody ond eoger ossistonce. You have given us,sound odvice ond offered ever- encouraging words. Our hoppy mem- ories hove been mode even more pleos- ont by the warmth of your smiles. Now os time is running out ot H.C.S., may we offer you our sincere thonks ond best wishes for much hop- piness. l 3 Jf17QapJlca'i1 ' MISS CODY AND MRS. CROSBY We, the members of the Class of l96O, wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Crosby and Miss Cody, our yearbook co-advisors. Through their excellent co-operation and direction this book has been made possible. We shall not forget all they have done for us and the many good times we have shared. Their special considerations and advice have done much toward producing our yearbook. Their ever-present cheerfulness and encouragement enabled us to work together compatibly and effectively. Our heart-felt thanks go to these loyal ladies. Sincerely, The Class ot '60 MR. FURNESS MR. MARKHAM High School Principal Supervising Principal 0115411 ' Seated: Mrs. Burritf, Mrs. Baxter, Mr. Hull, Mr. Izord, Mr. Williams. Standing: Mr. Corney, Mr. Kennard, Mr. Ingroham. President ..... - c-- Mr. Hull Vice-President c,,,......,,,... Mr. Izard Clerk ...,w.....,,,,.,..., Mrs. Burritt Seated: Miss Durrant, Miss Michoel, Mrs. Crosby. Standing: Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Dodson, Mrs. Cordillo, Miss Cody. Seated: Mrs. Stubbs, Miss Boll, Miss Seemonn, Mr. Guenther. Standing: Mr. Toihurst, Miss Dobbertin, Mr. Christ. 6 9'acu.ZQ Left to Right: Mr. Caton, Mr, Hicks, Mr. Hil- ton, Mr. Loughheod, Mr. Poscole. Seated: Mrs. Thurlow, Mr. Lester. Standing: Mrs. Harris, Mr. Anjon, Mr. Verzillo. Q, iv -fiat- Left to Right: Mr. Vovolo, Mr, Johnson, Mrs. Morch, Mr. Wright, Mrs, Woters, Mr, Pos- quorello, Mr. McDonald. Seated: Mrs. Rowley, Miss Crawford, Mrs, Smith, Mrs. Butler. Standing: Mr. Warner, Mr, Miller, Mr, Thompson, Mr. Addley, Mr. Spross. Left to Right: Mrs. Ellis, Mr. DeRitter, Mr Eckler, Mrs. Christ, Miss Wendt. Left to Right: Mr. D'Ambruso, Mr. Appell Mr. Steidle, Mr. Clark, Mr. Wright. fb!! Row 0022 5lmDS0F1, l'lenCle 3l'10f, VON Gee, 5 Left to Right: Nicloy, McCorroIl, Terrell. Fleming. Row Two: Weir, Von Doren, Mizmo, 'X lngerham, Smith. rx -'i -in 'OT -+4 I .NZ 'l Row One: Wright, Bodg, Buch, Vokel, Woke Lemcke. Row Two: Ingerhom, Chilson, Alle I gier, Morgcmte, Di Lello, Schultz. Row Three Diedrich, Hendershot, Maier, Koss, Bigger Seated: Woke, Cooper. Standing: Woke, Helle, Schiker, Lawler. Ayres, Castle. Missing: Smith, Mowers, Bur ritt, Castle, Groupmon, Van Dorn. . . -I e I! g-vm Yam, 1 il1gp,c, i K4 . High ... Row One: Jones, Mr. Lester, Hendershot, M. Williams, Mrs. March. Row Two: Burritt, Strauss, Klock, T, Williams, Paradise, Beehler, Gardner. Row One: Fiddler, Strauss, Paradise, Markel, Swift Becker, Davis. Row Two: Henry, Thorenson, Schrodel Skuce, Barringer, Sweemer. Row Three: Mr, Appdl Mac Naughton, Pitts, Borsching, Hazen, Woodams Baaus, Doles, McCarroIl, Collins. Seated: Berndt, Jacobson, Ingham, Ferguson, Mrs. Cardillo, Burritt, Edelman, Bonawitz, Ohls. Row One: Brinkle, Groves, Newton, Griffin, Miller, Furness, Rodger, Rowland, Camp. Row Two: Steinmetz, Smith, Efing, Wyland, Heffron, Rice, Charney, Tompson, Carpenter, Row Three: Jenny, Soanes, Metherell, Lee, Vogt, VerWulst, Gardner, Nea, Marafioti. QHG Seated: Dickens, Flood, Morgante, Mrs. Cardillo, Gerew, Hoffman, Schultz, Brown. Row One: Kuhn, Johnson, Greenwell, Waffle, Castle, Priest, Webster, Maggs, Lemp. Row Two: l-lendershot, Jones, Bronson, Copp, Robertson, Doles, Lemcke, Stothard, Row Three: Wacker, Henry, Williams, Wright, Marxs, Ophart, Gibson, P. Harradine, L, Harradine, Seated: Boas, Jenson, Fox, Roger, Miss Michael, Allen, Burt, Bailey. Standing, Left to Right: Bailey, Baldwin, Lowery, Elliot, Rease, Rochow, Mac Naughton, Ohls, Fuller. Row Three: Foulkrod, Lee, Sine, Armstrong, Agustonili, Smith, Schwartz, Blain. Row Four: Durbin, Thompson, Schicker, Bartl, Jacobs, Merritt, Wombwell, Greenwell, Dickenson. Row One: Cook, Edwards, Miss Michael, D. Cosman, Duell, J. Cosman, Corgin. Row Two: Ingham, Verhulst, Burger, Lowery, Hants, Allen, Marvin, Furness. Row Three: Kohns, Lockner, Burns, Bush, Kusmise, Germeroth, Newmen, Callahan. Row Four: Voleshen, Baas, Fallon, Hatcher, Miller. Row One: Lawrence, Smith, Lowden. Row Row 0592 Miller, MCC0f 0ll, OCl4Cl0Y1, Moser, Two: Klock, Paradise, Mr. McDonald, Whit- Burke, TUVHGV- ROW TW01 BVOVISOVI, Swift, ley, Ward. Lower, Franc, Mr. Hicks, Ricotta, King, Mark- ll ham, Becker, Hitzke, Kimmel. AB Row One: Strauss, Justice, Holden, Markham, Edleman, Row Three: Doud, Hurlbutt, Cantrall, Smith, Manchester Whitman. Row Two: Jacobson, Spamer, Harris, Foster, Martin, Word, Lawrence, Ayers, Smith, Senger, Wombwell Howie, Paradise, Bardo, Schmitt, Lum, Henry, Wyland. Row Four: Elliott, Mr. Guenther, Durrant, Burger. .7 12175911 N91 Row One: Jacobson, B. Thompson, W. Thompson, Rice, Rodger, Rowland, Burritt, Bernt, Smith, Meyer, Ohls, Fuller, Thompson. Row Two: Wacker, Rice, Syck, Lissow, Charney Fox, Williams, Heffron, Efing, Foulkrod, Brinkel, Furness, Miss Ball, Adams. Row Three: Kirchgessner, Merritt, Lemp, Maggs, Smith, Herbison, Jensen, Pines, Senger, Lee DeRycke, Sckiker, Bardo, Mance. Row Four: Beadling, Diedrich, Klafehn, Strussenberg, P Harridine, L. Harridine, Harris, Lemcke, Doles, Stothard, Sweemer, Dickens, Morgante, Preist 1 1 9 Row One: Ellicott, Gilman, Maw, Carroll, Rice, Palumbo, Gates, Phillips, Lupo, Torp, Miss Ball. Row Two: Smith, Cannon, Wake, Bush, Davis, McKallip, Geisler, Lissow, Justice, Richardson. Row Three: Becker, Rowley, Schultz, Lohmaier, Alameter, Jacobs, Albro, Lie- brecht, Newman, Delano. Row Four: Dales, Pitts, Anderson, Strussenberg, Jenneiahn, Robin- son, Baker, Fuller, Hendershot. I J' Seated: Mrs. Rowley, Welch, Kuhn, Doles, Smith, Mizma. Row One: Doring, Rogers, Gilman, Bush, Haskins, Foreman, Crumb, Paradise, Trost, Simpson, Haslip, Popaduik. This year the Student Council pro- jects were to raise money for the Foreign Exchange Students, In order to do this we held a Beatnik Dance and sold little pins and sweatshirts, Our bookstore was very successful, even though it was only opened in the morning before school. Our advisor this year was new but Mrs. Rowley knew what to do when- ever we asked for her advice. Seated: Nancy Kuhn, Secretary: Anne Welch Vice-President. Standing: Thomas S m i t h Treasurer: George Doles, President: Mrs. Raw ley, Advisor. ' ff!fI2Wcf0Cl:Q S' A? 1 lit it Sfqndingg Mr- Pggqugrellgl Markham, Hull, D, Hgdley, well. Seated: Eustance, Pettiter, Cunningham, T. Smith, Schliech, Rankin, Mizma, Domschrocler, Beardsley, Blum, Jacobs, B. Smith, Foreman, Vanderrnuellen, Sawdey, Trost, Way, Corney, McCann, Ellicott, R. Hadley, Britton, Womb- Wadsworth, Roger. -969 0 . Left to Right: Diana Damschroder, Tom Wambwell, Custodians of the Flag: Frank St. John, Nancy Pettifer. rim on Crier i I i Row One: Sine, Westcott, Kuhn, Deon, Hull, Palmer, Has- Torp, Liss, List, Mrs. Smith. Row Three: Vandermueien kins. Row Two: Mr. Warner, Woy, McCann, Simpson, Morini, Anderson, Nicloy, Hall, Britton, Corning, Boker I . i i W Standing: Wombwell. Row One: Clapper, Cunningham, Knight, Wright, Domschroder. Row Two: Mr. Vovolo, Blum, Tubb, Spechor. i L i Row One: Maureene Kellman, Mary Kellman, Wacker- Kumpf, Harradine, Pitts, Carney, Almeter, Schultz man, Mrs. Butler, Jacobs, Eustance, Shaffer, Ellicott. Hrldley, Rankin, Cannon. Row Four: Holcomb, Jacobs Row Two: Richardson, Wadsworth, Justice, Blum, How- Efing, McCormick, Boker, Strussenberg, Jermejahn land, Lower, Brinkel, Gates, Rowland. Row Three: Becker, Robinson. .9 Row One: Brasserman, Northrup, Harris, Miss Craw- W0mlDW6ll, BGIOQP1, Justice, Gardner, Blum, Mizma ford, Cannon, Maw, Barringer. Row Two: Coe, Ladue, H0dleY- 4 Q D Row One: Jennejahn, Cosman, Diedrich, Klafehn, Mr. Hilton, Burgess. Row Three: Miller, Carter, Hunn. Row Two: Carpenter, Baker, Sparner, Coe, Graupmon, Hammond, Hawkins, Gilt 2 v ' Row One: Schicker, Cannon, Fuller, Miss Mangle, Wackermon, Strussenburg, Britton, Schleich, Goss Gisler, Bidwell, Holland. Row Two: Borer, Ingham, ffalf-fy Row One: Spomer, Rankin, Mac Naughton, Ward, Lemcke, Dickens, Jenny, Jensen, Meyer, Mr. Caron Schwartz, Lower, Dickens, Bourey, King, Hance, Vandermulen, Griffen. Hahn. Row Two: Borsching, Henry, Sweemer, 0 ' lldllf- Row One: Rice, Moser, Dickens, Hunn, Okden, King. Morgante, Schrodel, Cooper, Coe, Williams. Row Two: Palmer, Owen, Cosman, Mr. Caron, Doles, Seated: Merritt, Pilon, Wescott, Powers, Miss See- rnan, Wadsworth, Herbison, Maw, Hunn, Row Two: Justice, Borsching, Jacobson, Metherell, Lissow, Berndt, Smith, Ohls, Postletwaite, Slattery. Row Three: s oane S, Moggs, B?5ke, QUGFTBILIT, Clapper, ,JM fi .-if gf f Jfifipffm QJWVW W J ,JW fffwfj' fifwf WZIQWW J Seated: Smith, Frash, Goss, Doles, Schrodel, Lang- Cf0SbY Bllkef WIWITTJGY JUCJY SCJTUITZ JOYCE Schultz bein. Standing: Justice, Kumpf, Gardner, Mrs. Row One: Miss Ball, Schultz, Westcott, Cunningham, Kluth, Row Three: Torp, Way, Foreman, Smith, Rowley, Baker, Goss, Markham, Powers, Barringer, Hadl.ey, Hamlin, Donovan, Lemp. Damschroder, K. Smith, M. Smith, Hitzke. Row Four: Hall, Row Two: Schmitt, Harris, McMann, Rodger, Norway, Knight, Collamer, Jacobs, McMormick, Morris, Stoner, Hoyt, Fulkrod, Kuba, Janice Kerber, Harris, Joyce Kerber, Mizma, Nicloy. ' High 9 'Bernd Row One: Donovan, Blum, Knight, Mr. Gunther, D. Foreman, R. Foreman. Row Three: Edleman, Manchester, Wombwell, Jacobs, Elliott. Row Two: Wright, McMann, Schultz, Smith, Mizma, Welch. Row Four: Griften, Morris, Ayers, Dales, Robinson, Jennejahn, McCormick, Holcomb, Crumb, Hadley, Gilmore. -2 - Row One: McCormick, Mr. Johnson. Row Two: Hamlin, Shaffer, Wads- worth, Rankin. J, . K -n-wry!-f Row One: Pettifer, Kluth, Blum, Rowley, Miss Ball. Row Two: Embury, Beardsley, Foreman Damschroder, Mizma, Schmitt, Hadley. Row Three: Stoner, Morris, Foulkrod. Q.. Row One: Fleischhauer, Rice, Gillmon, Miss Cody, Pilon, Brodie, Smith. Row Two: List, Powers, Weber, Foreman, Rowley, Bush, Carter, Kerber. Row Three: Hendershot, Anderson, Becker, Embury, McKalip. Row One: Hoskins, Torp, Way, Kuhn, Ellicott, Hull, Miss Dobberton. Row Two: Shippy M. Smith, K. Smith, McCann, Nicloy, Boker, Goss, Weber, Purvee. I Seated: Mr. DeRitter, Mr. Eckler, Mr. Christ, Mrs. Christ, Maggs. Standing, Left to Right Mr. Klch, Markham, Slater, Mr. Furness, Miss Dobbertin, Mr. Wright, Mr. Tolhurst, St. John The Athletic Association Council consists of representatives ot the administration, faculty, student body, physical education department, and coaches of all sports. lt was started tour years ago with several purposes in mind, namely, to promote the physical and mental improvement of stu- dent participants, both team members and spectators, to raise and apportion funds, and to secure adequate protection for participants of all sports. The council has charge of eligibility rules for those who are active participants on teams, and the organization of pep assemblies throughout the year. lt is the hope of the Athletic Association Council to promote better sportsmanship and greater student participation in the school's athletic program. President .eeeee..e,...............,.....ecc..e,c.,, Mr. Christ Secretary-Treasurer ----. eecc.. -c c....c...cc,.....c, Sherry Maggs W' , ,.,, , First Row, Left to Right: Coach Tolhurst, Strauss, Crowley, Bianchi, Ryan, Clark Standing: Brucker, E. Stock, J. Stock. The i959 Hilton baseball team combined strong de- fense and good hitting power to win their first four games. They lost many one run games and finished the season with an 8 - 8 record. Though the team will be losing Tom Scheib, John Brodie, Ang Bianchi, Bob Crowley, they are retaining many experienced players from last years squad. This with the help of players coming up from J.V.'s should provide a very successful season. Batting: E. Ryan, Lawler. Standing, Left to Right: Wright, Rabiohn, Pettifer, Clock, Hemmerick, Kremble, Cooper, Joe Baseball Foster. 2' X-hi Jffnmlb Grinning, Left to Right: Knight, Vanderhoff, Scholes, Manchester, Ohls, Couch, De Ritter Though the l959 Hilton tennis team was unable to win a match, the players were noted for their ability and deter- mination to improve. Even though the team will be losing John Vanderhoff, Bruce Knight and Larry Palmer, it will keep many of the players from last year. With this in mind the tennis team is looking forward to a better year. I Jflad? 12 A ,we i s 5 Kneeling, Left to Right: Seabring, Cl, Bernstine, Boffa, Cosman, C. Bernstine, Stoner, Adams. Standing: Swanton, Forbes, Doles, Foulkrod, Smith, Ingham, Balough, Macintosh. Coach, Christ. One of the newer sports offered to the male members of the student body is track. Although the sport was new at Hilton the team started like veterans and beat Rush-Henrietta at their first meet. The team which will be losing one of its top scorers, Bob Forbes, will be looking forward to a better year in hopes of sending many of its players to the sectionals. :I nnsifg Kneeling: Hand, Seabring, Stoner, Bernstine, E. Ryan, Ohls, W00d, 5l0l'9ff STFOUSS, RUbl0l1I'1S, D. Ryan, Pestke, Smith, Seated: Duthoy, St. John, Clark, Hawkins, Rice. Standing: Bl'UCl4e , FOFGVUOW- As the season opened the 1959 soccer team started out with great . hopes ot capturing western division championship. Through hard playing and the desire to win the team was able to capture the division title and went on to ploy in the sectionals. The Hilton line and defense proved too much for Nunda but the soccer team was finally stopped by Honeoye Falls. Even though Hilton lost its final sectional game, it completed one of its finest years. This team has truly brought many outstanding honors to H.C.S, 30 4. Zvnsig. Due to their own playing ability and the able coaching of Mr. Scopa, the J.V.'s were able to kick along an undefeated season. The team com- bined a good offense and a strong defense to defeat their opponents and usually hold them scoreless. Because of this year's successful season, everyone is looking forward to another year of victories. Kneeling: Foster, Mance, Weis, Metherell, Boffa, Burch, ing: Lawrence, Hemmerich, Rabjohn, Miller, Meyer, Swan Seated: Beadling, Paracise, Morgante, Owen, Welch. Stand- Lowdan. , ,,.. , , , .. ,, szwesscs-we Kneeling: Slater, Ayers, Jackling, Spechar, Coach: Eckler, J. Rice. Standing, Left to Right: Hawkins, Hickey, Clark, Morris, Crowley, Carter, Ryan, Smith, Brucker, Slater, Gates, K. Rice, Strauss, Duthoy, Stoner. The l959 - l96O Hilton basketball squad ed up its season in the usual tradition ot success. Coach Ron Eckler was able to mix heighth, good shooting ability and speed to come up with a winning combination. One of the real workhorses ot the team was Denny Ryan who was known for his rebounding ability. Along with Denny and often in the scoring column were Bill Gates, Dan Strauss and Steve Slater. Yet the Cadets could not get along without Jim Hawkins and Doug Brucker who contributed to the teams spirit and determination. The rest of the team lent their skillsto making a combination that makes Hilton proud. Q 'Z 4604, '90 0 MS47o,G 0,4 44. 60 6g 'Pa Ofc, ' tr QQ, 61 fb off, Kneeling: Bo, Coe. Left to Right: Haslip, Foster, Beadling, Welch, Hemmrick, Coach' Christ, Minor, Timmer, Rabiohn, Prince, of Burritt. eye. at XIOQ CSO6xKZ9i u C! okxopzisqx Q O0 no 0 Q 0 40 also wit N0 0 b0 f xiii mlm if Under the new management of Mr. Crist the J.V.'s showed the some skills as did the varsity, The J.V.'s found the right scoring punch in Joe Hemmrick, Herb Trimmer, Don Rabjohn and Greg Beadling. Mike Foster and Seb Burritt played a big part in setting up many plays that made the team outstanding. As the season progressed the players continued to gain experience and gave Hilton something to look forward to in years to come. 33 u i . r ? f 1 w i 5 1 Q. A i i X I l Y 1 4 4 1 G I gx 3 1 -ia ----4 - - w--- 'V - Seated: Militello, J. Odell, Lowery, Newton, Mrs. March, Rankin, J. Rice, Neracker, Phillips, Kimmel. Row One: Reazor, Lewis, Rochow, LaDue, Miller, Meyer, MacNaugh- ton, Ohls, Ricotta. Row Two: Klock, E. Rice, Lemp, Ryan, Nersinger, P, Lemcke, Lawrence, Markham, Paradise. Seated: Mr. MacDonald, Wombwell, Vogt, Wyland, Stein- metz, VerWulst, Webster, Rowland, Miss Wendt. Row One: Schaler, Swift, Smith, Weaver, Scott, Smith, Loegne, Turner, Sackel, R. Thompson. Row Two: Woasworth, Rider, B. Thompson, Senger, Williams, Smith, Spamer, Row Three: Lane, Robertson, Priest, Kirchgessner, Mor- gante, L. Lemcke, Merritt, Kusmisz, Palmer. Row Four: Palumbo, McHugh, Maclntosh, McKinney, Mance, Lock- ner, P. Lemcke, L. Lowery. U Sqhult, Schicker. Row Three: Stothard, Schwartz, Schultz, Soanes, Syek, Smith, Seager, Thompson, Waffle. Row Four: Skidmore, L. Strauss, Snyder, J. Strauss, Ryan, Ward, Skinner, Sweemer. 521' , , 31 ' , J 'S . 'E failiftf A 1, ,iw --k:V'f f::Wff, ,, f,Q3-QafQi3Qi.iTf5QQ--Rafi'-'w.J.:i' . YJ-3-ALI., --,zT...i E' ' Hwy, HJ YA b' ' '- ' lui.. in 'if' H9139 Row One: Kluth, Newman, Johnson, Mr. Clark, Lee, Mar vin, Lum, Kuhn. Row Two: Marafioti, Lawler, Kuhmann Ingham, Neu, Lissow, Metherell, Marapese, Postletwaite. Row Three: Huffer, Miller, Moser, King, Hinkley, Oakden Mac William, La Due, Maggs. Row Four: Lane, Moore, Miller, T. Jones, Ophardt, Marx, Loyst, Lambiase, Petter, Ingham. Row Five: Monville, McRoy, Leffler, R. Jones, Peters, Miller, Klaphen. Jade Row One: Waugh, Worden, Sfaats, Reichold, Mr. Appell, Williams, Slater, Wright, Sigler, Ver Wulst. Row Four Wilson, Quartaret, Whitman, Southcott. Row Two: Run- Voleshen, Sears, Wackerman, Soule, Rowley, Lefler, Wil dell, Schmitt, Tubb, Schoene, Sine, Rodger, Slattery, Thomp- key, Tolhurst, son. Row Three: Wacker, B, Williams, Strussenberg, M. iq---1'-.-m.,,:,-F-N,--1!1.:,, , . ir ' in ?h2fUI77f!l1. This, our first year in Senior High, will surely be an C unforgettable one. Such activities as Leaders' Club, Chess Club, and F. H. A. have drawn the interest of many. Our first major accomplishment was the decorating of -- F' W the school at Christmas. lt certainly looked very festive, i t thanks to the invaluable suggestions offered by Mrs. Crosby. , Miss Crawford directed the one-act play which we put on in March. A-A I, The next event on our agenda was our Freshman Dance, T which took place in April and which we thought turned out I quite successfully. B M' Row One: Carolyn Delano, Albro, Ensman, Cleveland, Row Four: Ganet, Born, Barker, Doell, Anderson, Carter Borsching, Blum, Davis, Barringer, Dean. Row Two: Carol Becker, Almeter, Fuller. Row Five: B. Bo, Cleveland Gerew, Burke, Sandro Becker, Carroll, Ellicott, Betty Bar- Charles Albro, Edsall, Baose, Doles, Corney, Arnold, Booth- rett, Bonnie Barrett, Brinkel, Burch. Row Three: Boker, by. Foulkrod, Cooper, Ebner, Birecree, Burgess, Cannon, Bush . if . ....,. . . iyum- 1i1 L 'iq-gms K' The Class of l962 had an exciting and eventful year. Early in the fall, we embarked on our first major undertaking, the traditional Sophomore Hop Disc jockey, Ken Powell spun the records and helped to make the night an unforgettable one. The gym was decorated in accordance with the theme, Hoot Owl Hop . ln the spring, we presented our Sophomore play. The cast had fun presenting it, and it turned out to be a success. We are very appreciative of the help from our advisors Mr. Miller, Miss Wendt, and Mr. Steidle. 14' . , X? s ,Q A. '1 I 43-ZQEQ4' Kb lv-vu' fs.-5 , V il ML: 1Qlk'lbQl,J! X , .R ff Vip 'C ,ull X gl l gl 'I U ff Row One: Boffa, Brasser, Fleischhauer, Burritt, Borgyon, Bauch, Cantrall. Row Four: Deiderick, Beadling Duthoy Cannon, Balogh, Brodie. Row Two: Cullen, Bauch, Cos- Efing, Bartl, Britton, Coe, Foster. Row Five: Frank Delano man, Barringer, Doering, Fahey, Frank, Cunningham. Row Cook, Adams, Collamer, Baker, Davis. Three: Bernstine, Decker, Dale, Castle, Congdon, Clark, ,, ,,,,.,,,,.,., -- . M..-A -A-wi - f V .ni-at-null u.e1.,n-uqggwmx 1 Row One: Ingham, Harasmisz, Morrill,Janice Kerber, Joyce Kerber, McMann, Harris, Hundley, Nicloy. Row Two: Hadley, Liess, Griffin, Kuba, Norway, Lissow, Griffen, Frasch, Metherell, Mulligan. Row Three: Justice, Goss, Lowman, Markel, Newton, Haslip, Gibson, Manchester, Row One: Steinmetz, Pozzangara, Slattery, Rodger, Schelp- ler, Spencer, Unterborn, Schildt, Perrin, Snyder. Row Two: Popaduik, Radford, Staats, Smith, Sine, Schultz, Pilon, Wescott, Rowland. Row Three: Reithel, Schultz, Toal, Weaver, Torp, Schwonke, Wackerman, Schleick, Selten- J- Emi Mini 3P Hickey. Row Four: Jacobs, Gilt, C. Klafehn, B. Klafehn, Hitzke, Frasch, LaDue, Mack, Armor. Row Five: Malcolm Graupman, Krembel, Hemmerich, Maclntosh, Koss, Freitag Gormley, Holcomb, Myer. reick. Row Four: Swan, Pettifer, Sawdey, Gilmore, Vele shon, Strussenberg, K. Smith, M. Smith, Shipp. Row Five Trimmer, Swanton, Odell, Simmons, Rittler, Wackerman Vandermeulen, Welch, Rabjohn. 1-mam ...4 e3ifi.. ,,,,g 1 12174 Under the guidance of our advisors, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Hilton, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Thompson, the Juniors com- pleted a very successful year. At the beginning of October our class rings arrived and pleased everyone. ll Soon the sports season opened, and many boys from our Fo 0 class were represented on the teams. With the opening of f' the basketball season came the selling of refreshments, pom- g E poms, and banners which was very profitable for the class. Z Q' For the second year the Juniors presented a three-act play in March, which was enjoyed by all. Held in the Spring, the Junior Prom climaxed our year. The crowning of the King and Queen helped to make it a A- gc. huge success. We enjoyed our Junior year very much and are looking forward with much anticipation to our Senior year. Row One: Cooper, Hall, Griffin, Baker, Gates, Almeter, Row Three: Hall, Gresens, Carpenter, Elliott, Clark, Forbes Corney, Donovan. Row Two: Ellicott, Hamlin, Brooks, Adams, Eustonce. Row Four: Dieckrnan, Crowley, Forman Guthrie, Donovan, Fitz Simmons, Delby, Barker, Frank. Ayers, Barnes, Gates, Cuddeback, Achter, Chattin. .,,, -, ., . 6, wi- ,, , , ,, Y- W 2ef- - - H! f Row One: Lewis, McCann, Marini, J. Purvee, M. Purvee, Kellman, Haskins, Hull. Row Two: Lemp, Kuhn, Jenne- jahn, Hand, Markham, Kuefer, Palmer, Northrup, Ludwig. Row One: Ryan, Welch, Way, Rankin, B. Smith, Shay Wyland, Torp. Row Two: Schultz, Mallaber, Williams Simpson, Schicker, D, Smith, Soanas, Powers. Row Three Smith, Tubb, Seegar, Doug Wright, Werner, Don Wright, Row Three: Picket, Klock, Hickey, Lawler, Hoyt, Klafehn, Nicloy, Lissow. Row Four: Hunter, Pestke, McCraken, Ingham, Nersiner, McCormick, Jacobs, Hazen, Jackling Spamer, Pusey, Rice, Werner. Row Five: Smith, Schueler, Webster, Schueler. Row Four: Slater, Strauss, Romeis Speers. ' L ---1w1a9s..ewwf,s Tonf slum .ff-, ' fu ,f.f3w .,..rf .r , , W K President ,,,,,,. Vice-President Secretary ,, - A Treasurer , , Advisors - - - J' ,,,,, Gregor Beadling Joseph Hemmerich ,d sd, Diane Britton -,---,, Hebert Trimmer Miss Wendt, Mr. Steidle Mr. Miller 46 President WNW ,.,, Joseph Doles Vice-President ,d ,- Marvin Williams SGCFGNYY ----, ,ff ffff Kathy Carroll TIBGSUIGI' ,Y ,Wf,,,,,,-,, Nancy McKallip Advisors ,s,,,,,, Mrs. Crosby, Mr. Vavolo Mr. Pasquarella, Miss Crawford President ..,,. -H Fronklin Adams Vice-President .M --- Jo Ann Hull Secretary ,,,, ,,,-s-,,,-, Carol Way Treasurer , .,,,,,,.,,, Terry Palmer Advisors , .d H , a Mr. Hilton, Mrs. Smith Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright Jumiam gli' 48 Hcafms 3 i - F5527 Our first money-raising project was our Freshman Dance, Hearts And Flowers , which was held on the evening of Class Day. Frankie Earle and his orchestra furnished the music for round and square dancing. The decorations were centered around a large wire heart suspended from the ceiling, with crepe-paper streamers floating to the corners of the dance floor. This, with flowers clustered over the entrances carried out our theme. Mr. Pasquarella, our advisor, helped to make our Freshman year successful and enjoyable. Afaflvuf ll? Our Soph Hop, Harvest Moon , was held in the fall of l957. Pumpkins, corn-stalks, spider-webs, scare-crows, and a big Harvest Moon created a Halloween atmosphere as we danced to the music of Herb Kern's Orchestra. The second production of our tenth year was the play, Teenage Canteen , directed by Mr. Lester. Mrs. Markham, Mr. Ketchum, and Mr. Pasquar- ella, as our advisors, helped make our Sophomore year a memorable one. Jem: Chmlffm M 5 1 'la.,, f l X X, X, Il X1 9 Il 1 f Xixxx Qs sun. --L l fl: Excitement sparked the beginning ot our Junior year as we received our class rings. To raise money for our Senior Trip, we sold pop and banners at the home basketball games. To climax our Jun- ior year we entertained the Class ot '59 and their parents at their Senior Banquet. We accomplished a lot in our Junior year, under the able assistance ot Mr. Hilton, Mrs. Frank and Mr. A. Wright. J 1 , . , 1,1 ' , Q W A f j V 195 J 1 I 1 Vx, -gizixs JK, alla , XY . 0 Tit-11' H Customers: Hoyt, Kuhn. Salesmen: Blum, Hendershot, Damshroder, Stoner, Foulkrod, Cosrnan. 51 'uozl' Seated: Balogh, Mizma, Clapper. Standing: Crumb, Catlin, Orsburn. Mrs. Ethel P. Savage, a teddy bear, Burritt and Carol Knight plus all the actors, bonds, and electricity made up the plot of actresses, and stage crew we made a very the delightful comedy The Curious Savage , successful presentation. This was the first our Junior Play. Under the direction of Mrs. three-act play a Junior Class ever presented Virginia Frank with student help of Nancy at Hilton. Seated: Becker, Blum. Standing: Murray, Foulkrod, Ohls. The King and Queen and their Court. ' yz'oUzfJza1m To the music of Carl Dengler and his orchestra, couples danced around a Stairway to the Stars at our first formal dance. Queen Nancy Becker and King George Dales presided over our Prom with royal elegance. Their attendants were Diana Damschroder, Helen Mizma, John Stock, and Dale Penny. A huge winding stairway led to a heaven of angel hair clouds, while stars sparkled all around. Pale pink, violet, aqua and white crepe paper helped to make our decorations really heavenly. lt was a night to be remembered by all. George and Nancy ifzoaf Affdnzim' Seated: Conlin, Schaffer, Clapper, Hadley, Cunningham. Standing, Left to Right: Orsburn, Crumb, Carter, Smith, Balogh, Merry, Ohls. eq., s i! if if nf vii ri X ,QE M eww. Mi at at ,f i f t L Over our Easter vacation we embarked upon our long awaited Senior trip. Although we were unable to go to New York City as had the previous Senior class- es, we had a very enjoyable time in Washington. We will corry memories of this, our last big trip together for many years to come. 'it ,H YQ fffkflif-f Sleigh Ride was the theme for our Senior Ball, which was held on December 26th. Carl Dengler and his orchestra supplied very danceable music. The green, silver, and white decora- tions blended with the theme and gave the gym a cheery Christmas atmosphere. A wreath surrounded the band, while a lovely Christmas tree was lighted in the center. A sleigh and a ljaunty snowman accented our wintery theme. As our last class dance, it was a gala affair, enjoyed by all. S, ,wa 3 3' 1 A- v' j ',,,- ' J Liili zzz, ,,,A3. ',.:. ' . Q I at Jlsl A A i la il . , sg ll 3 , 1 if . N was , v WW jf ' f . 4 Y W I h .- 21 CARL BERNSTINE CHUB BERNSTINE JOHN BALOGH track track track SOCCef Wfesfling JIM SEBRING GEORGE DOLES JIM FOULKROD track track track soccer wrestling u u - ' A ,, 'V . r rrrr A L r r A Q ' l fr- ,::, K 1 r S lf W ' W ' 1,-' A 1 My ,w -,,. by VN ? xx 4 S9 lg! my my f 5 JIM HAWKINS BILL CARTER DOUG BRUCKER basketball basketball basketball soccer soccer baseball DENNIS RYAN RUSSELL MORRIS basketball basketball soccer baseball Ollllll, . . Q' W- , l il? 'sl ' V -- . ..., W. 5,.. ., ,J I3 A A-' 'AA ft' s s E f 5 rs f ' , U f V- V' 95:1 4 H - 5. 'V Cx ST 4 ' .:,. I gf 1 1 Ye 'l 1 l 'fl l'l ', 'Il 5' 5 it :ff Sl 3 Y l Vg I I ,M : A :L FH U ,T,.. Z Lax I E if f i -' J l up l . ---my E .... XJ- jl.'.l.n -Nm., . MW J I wx M fd - nun: ' -R 1 5- wax ' QW J ' W J li ED STOCK JOHN STOCK TOM SMITH GARY NEU JIM COSMAN STANLEY OHLS baseball baseball wrestling wrestling tennis ler1nlS wrestling soccer wrestling nl -.Pc MARK STONER BRUCE WOOD FRANK ST. JOHN soccer Soccer soccer basketball track S ,-i.l r-2r C K l Al lllv Y ll llll tl mx w JCB Q QQ ' A ,, ,. W x - 4 'l ' ' N 1 S 4 gx '. 1 XX 'N Jw ins h jj ,259 A 'Z wffffif' MAGG5, BEARDSLEY, BECKER, CATLIN I O ad ' Kneeling: Mr. Hicks, Mr. Wright, Mark Stoner, Presi- dent, Frank St, John, Vice-President. Standing: Susan Orsburn, Secretary: Diana Damschroder, Treasurer: Mrs. Crosby, Miss Durrant. Row One: Suzanne Trost, Helen Mizma. Row Two: David Crumb, George Doles, Thomas Smith. JEROME CHARLES BARKER ujerryu Cool cat . . Let a smile be your umbrella . . that certain gal of his the silent partner . . concentration! MARILYN IRENE BAYER MariI Blushing blonde . . Oh rats! . dislikes party poopers . . rings on her fingers and bells on her toes . . procrastination! 60 JOHN ARTHUR BALOGH MARY LOU ANDRUS Johnny Lulu Twinkle-twinkle little star . . Bright eyed Senior with a gift of CMerry?l . . un bon eleve de francais gab . . Don't get nervous . . Curly . . favorite color, brown , . real eyelashes . . cz Brockport girl at cashew . . explosive! heart . . trackdownl BETSY LYNN BEADLING YVONNE ANNE BEARDSLEY T. E. Bonnie Freckled face gang leader . . our Suntgnned Venus DeMilQ , , Hi helpful Ass't .... Ed . . red p 'fail doIl . . likes Johnny Malts . . dis- . . hot grey chevy . . Pishew . . likes onions . . vivacious cheerleader neotness personified! . . Katherine Murray of l960! NANCY JANE BECKER CLARENCE PETER BERNSTINE None Chub Jr. Pram Queen . . It's a trick Friendly twin , , l love you, dear it-r-i-c-kl . . dislikes Bermuda . . dislikes people who mess his head sleeves . . sparkling redheaded cheerleader . . we all scream for ice cream . . Alexander! SIGURD JOHN B0 Ilsigll Famous Beau with an eye for the gals , , likes to argue with Jean Ann . . dislikes unfriendly people and cliques . . strictly not a Gouda fan . . A man for figures! of hair . . hard worker . . women! KAREN LOU BLUM Karen One time winner by a nose . . Titus, she bit me . . Tan Torpedo . . Hi dolI . . likes summer and pizza . dislikes Sunday drivers . . Exotic! NANCY JEAN BIDWELL Nanc Our athletically inclined Sports Ed. likes aquatic sports . . dislikes noisy eaters and waiting . . smiles for everyone . . dependability! KELLY GENE BLACKBURN KelI That Southern accent . . watch the birdie everyone . . a great help to the staff . . likes chicken Csouthern fried! . . dislikes nothing . . a friend to you all. 61 NANCY JANET BU RRITT Burr A million-dollar bob from a five Y and ten cent store . . l core . . likes boys of oll sorts . . dislikes World History and bloodsuckers . . Jane Bowie . . one-time tomboyl GENEVIEVE ANN CARLIN Jenny Third finger left hand . . gobbles while she dabbles . . Oh boy, here comes Dove . . likes fingernoils ond dislikes elephonts . . perfectionist! 62 DOUGLAS ARTHUR BRUCKER nDougn A real athletic he-mon . . simply Leechville . . those no-hit games . . President of Hilton Hitch-hikers . , Yea . . thrives on success! WILLIAM ALLEN CARTER Little Mayor Will, with his winning woys ond white bucks . . My heort feels for you, but I con't quite reoch you . , likes hot cors . . dislikes homework . . self perseverance . . ogriculturol politician! GEORGE JURY BREMN ER Ralph Our fire fly fixer . . Hello Smilev . . likes food . . dislikes silly girls ond fast Fords . . shiftless go-corts . . fractured frogile flot-bottomed Florence flasks! DONNA MARIE CATLIN HD. JIM lllustrious yearbook ed . . I hote everything in the world . . . likes freckles and big eors . . dislikes gossips . , diets . . our faithful sub . . Onwordl . . tubelessl JEAN ANNALEE CLAPPER JeIly bean Our diligent art ed . . There goes George again . . boys . . blue hair . . yakity yakity . . stands up for the Bill of rights . . dislikes smok- ing boys . . spellboundl DIANA LEE DAMSCHRODER Deedee Top brass in our class . . wonderful personality . . Fine . . likes cats, people and travel . . dislikes red cabbage , , that ever present smile . . quick witted! RHEA JEAN CONLIN Rhena Terrific Latin student . . Oh, l care . . likes skinny dipping . . dislikes wedgies . . purple people eater . . horse and buggy . . friendly per- suasion! LYN DA LEE CUNNINGHAM Hpunkyu Petite little miss with lots of class . . Hi doll . . likes clothes, flowers and cats . . dislikes pancakes . . wants to see the world . . pied-piper's dream! 5 JAMES FREDRICK COSMAN IIJ im!! Diligent Sod Buster . . the savage lightmon . . You're full of it . . watch that rim . . likes work . . dis- likes lazy people . . cultivation! DAVID HYLAND CRUMB llDOven Poet laureate . . Come off it now . . likes fast moving parties and Southern fried chicken . . dislikes math and two-faced people . . cal- lectors item! 63 CLAUDIA JEAN DIEDRICK Cloud That get up and go energy . . always laughing . . Let's go skinny dip- pin' . . likes spaghetti . . dislikes school . . best tackle on the baseball team . . Tomboy! ROBERT WILLIAM DIEDRICH ,,Bob,, Babyfaced Diedrich with the turned up nose . . Let's go out tonight . . likes big families . . dislikes cherry picking . . Story of a fallen angel . , F.F.A. President! 64 MARIETTA DELFINIA DE FAZIO JAMES PHILLIP DAWSON HFUZH Hinmn BIQ bf0Wl EYES Und Cl'-Ufk CUVIY hair A sincere young fellow who likes ' - HHEOVEU help the l0l'1dl0 d5 studies . . Yes sir! . . enjoys Mr. . . likes drive-ins . . dislikes quiet boys and getting up early. Steidle immensely, along with lunch period . . dislikes Jr. High students who push . . observance! lk GEORGE ARTH U R DOLES HMOIGSH A. JAMES DRAKE Our Junior Prom King . . l mean ,Duck like, WOW! . . likes food . . dis- A tow headed mallard . . Hullo der' likes busybodies , . A helpful friend Sophire . . likes girls and wild to all , , Q hard worker , , Student parties . . dislikes teachers humor Council President . . pineapple! fCIilS me! V as SHARON ELAINE EDSALL Sharon lt's a woman's privilege to change her mind . . We had a ball . . likes math and friendly people . . dislikes stuck up people and getting up early . . biz wizl ROBERT sowARn GARDNER Fish Lanky looker . . drives the fastest thing on four bald tires . . Yeah, I know . . diller a dollar a ten o'clock scholar . . likes cars . . dis- likes school . . nightowl. KAREN JUNE EUSTANCE Flowers A shy little blossom . . still water runs deep . . athletically inclined . . likes animals, plants and turkey , . dislikes cruelty and arguing , . great potentialitiesl DIANE MARIE FOREMAN IlDeell Friendliness toward horses is always rewarding . . Oh, forget itl . . likes people . , dislikes oral reports and crazy drivers . . great librarian! RICHARD DAYTON FRISBEE Fuzz Curly hair . , usually stackling the z's . . hot Chevy . . a real swell guy . . fast motor boat . . likes girls lother than wise ones? . . Geometry major . . Yea . . tardiness! JAMES EARL FOULKROD 11-Hrnlr Plunk your magic twanger, Froggy . . likes milkshakes . . dislikes cheese, bread . . Why not? . . haranguer! 65 DORIS MARGARET HADLEY IlDorll A blonde bombshell . . walks with a wiggle . . Oh hydroxide! . . likes convertibles . . dislikes hunt- ing season . . ripe olives . . our talented journalist . . N.H.S. DAVID CHARLES GRAUPMAN Grubby Our banana cart lender . . an Uncle Eddie fan . . Shoot a mile . . drives a tank . . likes Mr. Furness' office . . dislikes toting groceries . . shiny shoes. l CHARLES STUART GOVERNOR Chuck Loves that wild blue yonder . . Am I late again? . . likes girls and cars . . dislikes alarm clocks and teachers . . Geronimo! CARL BURTON HAMMOND Bounce Big brown eyes . . Hi Ho, Chico . . midnight milker . . How are you fixed for blades? . . light on his feet . . dislikes nasty women . . Romeo.' K 66 RICHARD DONALD HARRIS Dick The little man amongst us who can really hold his own . . a favorite student of Business Low . . tumbling topsy . . dislikes landlubbers You want to bet? . . brevity! JAMES FREDRICK HAWKINS rlHGwk11 Our blushing brushcutted basketball player . . Lou's pet . . Aw, come on! . . likes sports, and waste- baskets . . dislikes Ag. class and drinking . . friendly disposition . . to be a father! SHIRLEY JEAN HENDERSHOT Shirl A sweet gal who has what it takes . . soft spoken . . that giggle . . a friendly lass . . My word . . dis- likes stop signs . . taped typewriters . . high class! EDWARD CARL KLAFEHN Hvergf, Personality plus that extra umph! Watch it! . , likes turtle necks . . dislikes tapioca pudding . . there goes that red streak again . . the perfect partner . . alertl KAREN SUE HISCOCK 11HiCky11 Two dimples complete that smile and those devilish ways . . likes boys, hot cars, and spaghetti . . dislikes showoffs . . collector of little people . . Polliachil RICHARD LEE KELSEY uDick11 Bus No. l7's Casanova . . Hil . . likes friendly people . . dislikes work . . favorite subject, lunch . . that Pepsodent smile . . shy guy! .IUDY ANN HUWLAND HJ udyu Lavender blue, dilly daily Hadabug . . likes Latin . . dislikes snobs . . dreams of geometric progressions . . so? . . beachparties . . Watch that head pin, oops it's a sewer ball! . . quiet ways! RUTH ELIZABETH INGHAM Ruthie Silence is a golden virtue . . tops in steno work . . likes meatballs . . dislikes scrambled eggs and snooty people, stay away . . Really? . . quality instead of quantity! 67 SHARON MARIE KRAFT Cherrie Oh those big brown eyes . . Oh brother . . likes driving her Dad's Olds . . dislikes onions . . a hard- working gal . . crafty! ARLENE ANNE KRUGER uKrugn Eyes that talk . . Not too sneaky . . likes a little black Ford . . dis- likes cliques . . that Ivory look . . athletic! CAROL ANN KNIGHT HCAKH It's a grand knight for singing . . Trubly! . . likes sitting on babies . . dislikes fights and liver . . oar, oar, oar your boat . . creative! PHILIP GEORGE LAISNEY Phil Topsy, Part l . . storms up a iivy jig . . Let's have a party . . likes spaghetti and girls . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . watch that rear view mirror! i lesea ,L 68 3 MARILYN LOUISA KLUTH f1MeIn A friendly smile . . our favorite hummingbird . . l-le's a living doll! . . likes summer, watermelon, con- vertibles and scarves . . dislikes late people and oral reports . . expressive! EDWARD LESLEY LEMCKE Butch Our mischeivously happy, freckled face redhead . . Oh, come on now . . likes sports and one special gal . . dislikes cliques and wise guys . . blushing boy! LINDA LEA LISS CAROL ANN LIST 1lLin11 uGidgetu Future Olympic champ . . l guess Little, but oh my . . Now wait a so . . likes spinach . . dislikes house- minute . . likes outdoor lite . . work . . quiet ways . . hardworker . . Mother Hubbard! dislikes snobby people and people who are never on time . . sports minded . . punctuality! MARY ANN MAURER GARY WILLIAM MERRITT Maut Hsorllhn A gal with a lot to say . . inhabits One ofthe fellas . , liked by all . . a huge metropolis . . dislikes New- adds a little spice to our class meet- foundland and slow mailmen . . ings . . Well l'll be dipped . . Oh, those fingernails! . , Not too likes guitars . . dislikes a nibet . . nice . . When you wish upon a hillbilly! Star . CHALI GAY MAC NAUGHTON IINOHII Those golden locks . . flashy dresser . . likes Rhea Conlin . dislikes mossy rocks . . usually gets her mar' . . I care . . pursuit . pencilpal. SHERRY LYNN MAGGS Sherry Hilton's '59 Harvest Queen a letic cheerleader . . natural curls Guess what? . . likes art and tunafish sandwiches . . d siping and pigza . . perky islikes gos GARY EDWARD NEU llGoryIl Those silent ways of his . . Yea, I know . . likes discussions . . dis- likes snobs, especially of the opposite sex . . girls, beware! , . speedy! STANLEY MELVIN OLHS llstonll A little guy who's left cz big impres- sion in his short time here . . That's life . . likes math . . dislikes home- work . . watch that backhand . . Stan, the manl 70 ROBERT EVAN MILLER JAMES WATT MERRY l'lidr0 Jungle Jim Future Farmer of America . . bowling Not Q hqir gut of place I I Nothing plI'1S . . the f'l'1GI'1'Wll'l'1 the 'l'GffOO . . can beqf my Sfudebgkeru , I hgve Not too nice . . likes nightlife . . dislikes picket fences . . Carb Kings. tongue, will argue . . likes getting kicked out of Chemistry class . . dislikes discipline . . talkative. SUSAN JEAN ORSBURN DALE HOWARD PENNY Sue Nickles Our friendly typist . . Really? . . An industrious half-pint . . What'd likes movies and P.J. parties . . dis- ya say? . . likes steak, girls and likes American History . . lt's root wild parties . . dislikes people who beer hour . , gregarious! are mad at him . . Copperhead! NANCY SUE PETTIFER FREDERICK EDWIN PUM Nancy P. Fred A little girl with a lot to say . . Usually seen smiling . . our friendly lt's so queer . . likes shoes, flowers pharmacist . . Who's going to be and lobster , . dislikes eggplants there? . . likes prescriptions . . that never say please . . petite! steadfast, loyal and true! KAREN ANN SCHMITT WILLIAM DANIAL SCHOENEMAN ffschmiftyff Dan Dear Schmitty . . teasing the boys Member of the Carb Kings . . l , . noted for her high C's Please didn't do it . , likes girls, cars and wqif for me , , likes Brockport and arguing . . dislikes schoolwork . . Camp Vick . . dislikes immature mechanism! people . . Hallelujah! SHARON KAY ROWLEY Willie Cheerleader , , late sleeper . . Be good! . . likes stuffed animals and a '59 blue Chevy . . dislikes hard work . . companionable! DENNIS DALE RYAN Denny All athletic . . That's all right my pal Joey . . likes sports . . dislikes wise guys . . a smile is worth a hundred words! 71 CHARLES GEORGE SELTEN REICH Charlie Charlie of all trades . . Do you have something in your eye or did you wink? . . Hi Doc. . . likes to go Carrolling . . dislikes meat slicers . . lively! PEGGY ANN SHAFFER rlpegn Our class provider with a lot of rythym . . always there with a help- ing hand . . Oh! those Math classes! . . the girl with the baton . . likes people . . dislikes spinach . . modest! 72 JAMES RAYMOND SEBRING JOYCE MAY SCHULTZ Jim Abbie That cagey grin .. . half-mile . . That sweet dimpled smile HoIy cow! . . likes steak . .dis- that's nice . . likes to buy pocket likes wise guys . . Diane would waltz books and eat popcorn dislikes with a strawberry blond . . mum- inkless pens during exams no bullypeg! bothered by nightly pinups con genial! THOMAS STAN LEY SMITH llTomlI Our Math whiz who's no longer bashful . . Hi ya kid! . . likes sweetcorn and girls . . dislikes teach- ers' pets and b an a n a s . . Fred Astaire! LAWRENCE RAYMOND SOU LE Larry The Black Derby rider our ivy league looker . . l'm a little devil . . likes trips to Buffalo and huge boats . . dislikes mocha polka puckish EDWARD JOSEPH STOCK FRANKLIN WALLMAN ST. JOHN HFW0l'lkH Tedward That freckled face sense of humor . . baseball fan . . Wally Russ likes pears . . dislikes loudmouths and smoking girls . . me and my brother . . power packed! That easy going personality . . travel- ing man . . Doctor's helper . . Se- riously, now . . likes gardening, P tails and neatness . . dislikes writing letters. SUE ANN STRUSSENBERG MARK RUSSELL STONER Struse Stark Pretty long black hair. . nice person- The leader of our Junior yegr , , UllfY - - Yeah, l befll' - - likes Dove Hurry up . . likes Sandy and sports Und P5110 ' - dislikes QYm Und home' . . dislikes dentists . . milk drinker work . . diligent office worker! . . loyalty! JAMES CHARLES STOCK llJin,1ll A little senior guy who is surpassed by none . . likes money, all kinds . . dislikes mowing the lawn and Ameri- can History classes . . Oh darn it! . . Tranquil! , yyi! , 5 ml A JOHN DAVID STOCK Hunk Our movie star idol . . black hair, smooth complexion and muskles . . lt's Tussy time . . sports enthu- siast . . likes prime ribs of beef, RARE . . Lady's man . . M.A! l 73 JAMES JAY VIACKER IIJ imll Huckleberry Wacker . . the Elvis of our class . . likes rack 'n roll and peanut butter sandwiches . . dislikes school and brushcuts , . D.A! SUZANNE LOUISE TROST Suz Dottie DOROTHY LAURIA TRIMMER A special gal with many hidden tal- ents . . our friendly sports queen The organ grinder . , that friendly smile showing those sparkling white . . So how's the family? . . likes teeth . . likes people . . dislikes Steve and peach pie . . dislikes dill immqfure Ones A , Goss dqrn lf! pickles . . calm and collected! . . genial! CAROL SANFORD WADSWORTH llcaryll A smart little cookie who could crack Caesar . . Good arief! . . likes children, fights and Ricky Nelson . . dislikes onions and people who al- ways ask the same questions . . pre- cocious! 74 DOUGLAS JAMES WAH L Doug RONALD FRANCIS WILLIAMS That flaming personality . . chivalry Dutch is not dead-vet! . . A man Can Our favorite accordion player . . change his mind! . . likes Dungaree Uh-huh! . . likes quills and an Dolls and cheesecakes . . dislikes lrondeauoit High gal . . dislikes duck for cover drills . . rambunk- two-faced people and orations . . scious! musician! THOMAS PAUL WOMBWELL BRUCE EVERETT WOOD llsomll Ilwoodyll Professor of our class . . . that P.A. Our helpful stage hand . . , I may System . . . cilia . , . likes con- be wood, but l'm never board! . . . fusion and shindigs . . . dislikes likes two room school houses . . . dumb people . . . c'est la vie! tou- dislikes the school policy . . . gum jours . . . The Bug! chewer . . . placid! RICHARD EARL LISSOW pack The p-nuttiest . . , Heck no . . . likes big families and cars . . . dis- likes homework .... pick those tomatoes . . . an old cow sneak from Salmon Creek . . . laconic! RUTH ANN EMBURY f1Rufh11 Sweet, young lass . . . a way with the stove and the needle . . . Guess who's going to call me on the tele- phone tonight? . . . likes to eat . . . dislikes petunias . . . un- daunted! BETTY JEAN WRIGHT B. J. Quiet, but not quite . . . turned-up nose . . . rock 'n roller from way back . . . Yeah, how 'bout it? . . . likes popcorn . . , dislikes classes after lunch . . . a Fuz looker afterer! CARL JOHN BERNSTINE HCGFV, Bubbling personality . , oh, ya like that? . . . likes Nancy . . . dislikes rules . . . a wrestler from l-l.C,S. 75 -. RICHARD likes naps . RUSSELL L. MORRIS nRuSSu Young guy from Indiana . . . an addition to our varsity team . . . likes green crew neck girls . . . dislikes Roc . , . outgoing. FRANCIS THOMPSON Dick An outdoor man .... dark hair and eyes . . . quiet personality . . . .. dislikes mustard beans . . . l' ditional surrender! m tired! . . . uncon- sweaters, and hester accents HANDS ACROSS THE BORDERS I am very honored to be the first stu- dent from Hilton to participate in the AFS Program. My summer with the Kammers in Berlin, Germany was a great experience and education. I hope that I have given and will continue to give the community of Hilton the full benefit of all the many worthwhile ad- ventures. I will always be grateful to AFS and Hilton for making this trip possible. Finally, I will do all I can to further promote AFS in Hilton. The value of the program is im- measurable. Sincerely, Helen Mizma radishes . . . HUGO SPECHAR GONZALES ul-Iugou A fellow who has made a big im- pression , . . likes basketball games romantically inclined . . . that great big grin . . . Bolivia's gift to us! HELEN MAE MIZMA Miz A delightful lass . . . a friend to all 'likes people . . . dislikes Hilton's '59 diplomat. Among the events and ideas that will remain well fixed in my memory are basket- ball games, cheerleaders, yells, parties, kids, chemical explosions, unsuccessful experi- ments, and jokes in American History. The most important ideas given me by the friendly and sympathetic people of Hilton are what a North American is, and what it means to be a free American with mutual respect as the basis of an authentic democracy. Sincerely, Hugo Spechar P JW PERSONALITY Mary Lou Andrus John Balogh Jerry Barker Maryiln Bayer Betsy Beadling Bonnie Beardsley Nancy Becker Carl Bernstine Chub Bernstine Nancy Bidwell Kelly Blackburn Karen Blum Sig Bo George Bremner Doug Brucker Nancy Burritt Jenny Carlin Bill Carter Donna Catlin Jean Clapper Rhea Conlin Jim Cosman Dave Crumb Lynda Cunningham Dee Damschroder Jim Dawson Marietta De Fazio Claudia Diedrick Bob Diedrich George Doles Jim Drake Sharon Edsall Ruth Embury Karen Eustance USUALLY SEEN in Brockport with Merry with Peggy combing her hair farming Flossie's flowers collecting money tipping making out Renaulting with a cud of gum pulling up her sox pumping gas in hot car on the team behind the counter giggling in Lute's barn in a putt of smoke with a dye job with a two-tone Toni in the kitchen pinching pennies chewing on beads with grin figuring behind someone crashing thru on a tractor everyplace hunting ducks with long hair washing dishes amoungst the mums '7wn OUGHT TO BE Herb's helper Mr. Wizard tea totaler aspirin Brenda Star in pictures a window washer mechanical drawer an olympic star Johnny Reb tenor a beau wheel some day globetrotter knife thrower storyteller a Liver Pill beaver a dabbler tuba player salesman museum curator fashion buyer Dutchess cowpoke pizza baker on roller skates in the WACS Santa Claus clay pidgeon hvppy killer diller college dean PROSPECTS Secretarial work college none Marriage Alfred Col lege Col lege Eastman Dental Dispensa ry none Kodak Business manager Hope College R,l.T. College Undecided College Marriage College R.l.T. College Dental Hygienist Coast Guard Hotel manager College Duke Undecided Undecided Undecided Alfred College Work Undecided R.B.l. Undecided Horticulture PERSONALITY Diane Forman Jim Foulkrod Dick Frisbee Bob Gardner Jerry Gouger Chuck Governor Dave Graupman Doris Hadley Carl Hammond Richard Harris James Hawkins Shirley Hendershot Karen Hiscock Judy Howland Ruth Ingham Dick Kelsey Ed Klafehn Marilyn Kluth Carol Knight Sharon Kraft Arlene Kruger Phil Laisney Ed Lemcke Linda Liss Carol List Chali Mac Naughton Sherry Maggs Mary Ann Maurer Gary Merritt Jim Merry Bob Miller Helen Mizma Russ Morris Gary Neu Q ffffglllll USUALLY SEEN with horses having milkshakes smoking a pipe dragging with cinder in eye in red car jersey jerking wiggling on the Farm-all but not heard with flat feet agreeing getting into mischief in her toga an Route 259 monkeying around at basketball games in school keeping time lifting bundles taking notes dancing with Bernie with bobby pins in Oswego, when it thaws laughing in hunting sox in a black blazer behind the bar at Schaller's with the boys everywhere tuba toating with Soph. girls OUGHT TO BE house painter Cicero Pluto platter in school and he is congressman bagger sap. solo Buster Brown taller feeding the family home economist shy a violet - ware serious in Braddock Hgts. driver instructor with Tel. Bt Tel. fish monger Picasso student home by l2:O0 a hillbilly noisy run a chain of Hearts Stores anthropologist all American Beauty Queen shoe salesgirl folk singer quiet hagroculturist mean, once in a while in Indiana, l 'spect wrestling champ PROSPECTS Moving to Arkansas Undecided Kodak Undecided Undecided Undecided College Cornell beautician Undecided Marines Genesee Hospital Alfred College Genesee Hospital Secretary Undecided Undecided R.l.T. Potsdam College Undecided Service Undecided Undecided Undecided Undecided Harper's Hairdressing Undecided Undecided Brockport State farming Harpur College Undecided College PERSONALITY Stan Ohls Sue Orsburn Dale Penny Nancy Pettifer Fred Pum Sharon Rowley Denny Ryan Karen Schmitt Dan Schoeneman Joyce Schultz Jim Sebring Chuck Seltenreich Peggy Shaffer Torn Smith Larry Soule Hugo Spechar Frank St. John Ed Stock Jim Stock John Stock Mark Stoner Sue Struessenberg Richard Thompson Dorothy Trimmer Suzanne Trost Jim Wacker Carol Wadsworth Doug Wahl Ron Williams Tom Wombwell Bruce Wood Betty Wright gw.xtJuI9zm USUALLY SEEN in the play walking to school in 4-H expounding in Jeanie's dreams with Dove trapping singing with a smile in the rumble seat at Frisby's on water skis in the duck blind and not heard at 4:00 A.M. in a hot red Chevy spreading good cheer with T. E. in a hot green sports car squeezing through the hall flexing his muscles taking the situation in with Arlene running with J.P. giving a helping hand leading her gang wiggling like Elvis studying in study hall sprouting horns Lyon's Den in his red pumps shooting erasers headed for a funeral hand OUGHT TO BE an Uncle Sam a dittoer due for a change an authority a druggist All-American Beauty Red-sox marriage counselor a pilot a novelist on Bandstand ham slicer Marge Champion a rumba teacher a fisherman forever remembered soccer ball tester balloon blower football star Atlas lst man to the moon a barber head and shoulders above the crowd organist an organizer shining that slippery halo Latin teacher a pin-up boy dishwasher a journalist seasoned for cutting a public speaker PROSPECTS College Secretary To become 2l College Undecided College Air Force Teacher's College Undecided Secretary Air Force Undecided Teaching College Air Force Medicine College Service Undecided East Podunk College College Undecided Undecided Work Private Secretory Undecided Kindergorden teacher Undecided Undecided Hope College Undecided Undecided Flmmcs, HXTFBW Mud! bv F f i5'SlWNUNG5I 1252 mule-1 GRN' Ulklal A SEB FS 1105 llllwbn BEST NATURED Dole Penny, Claudla Dledrlck MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dlana Damshvoder, Tom Smlth NEATEST Nancy Becker, Mark Stoner CUTEST - HANDSOMEST Karen Hlscock, John Stock I s , - . V V -Y. , . vu .. fx, fy ffm:-.u,,,. .ww 253,f,,,:i',q.ggy--i511fii.T!?FEf'.fif?, ,iff 37'?7f3ITI'Yflf3'-i1fJf3l?::Jii3 Sf ffffsf First Row, Seated: Blackburn, Beadling, St. John, Clapper, Doles. Second Row, Seated: Ors- burn, Catlin, Becker, Bidwell, Damschroder. Third Row, Standing: Miss Cody, Mrs. Crosby, Hendershot, Penny. Editor , ..,,...,.. ,s,.-,.-,,- Assistant Editor ,s,,.s s..s B etsy Beadling Photography ,s,,,,, s,e-,, Art Editor ,,.,,,,,,.s Wave, --Q Activities s,.,s..s,.,s,. Senior Editors -sausages Donna Carlin Sports ,a,s...a.as,s..-ss Frank St, John Nancy Bidwell Kelly Blackburn Business Managers .,aa...fs George Dales Jean Clapper Shirley Hendershot ,,,, Dale Penny Typist ,,--,,,-,,,s,s,a-C-, Sue Orsburn as Nancy Becker Advisors ee,s,,s. s e,sss,,as,, Mrs, Cady Dee Darnschroder We worked a lot, We had some fun, We met our deadlines, one, by one. Our talent's in it, So's our wit, The Hiltorial's here, our last big hitl The Hiltorial Staff Mrs. Crosby ,0amlelU 771124 Though your ploces now hold others, Though we see you here no more And our school goes on without you, As we open eoch yeor's door To memories old and new, Reflecting . . . we remember you. - Doris Hadley MRS. HAZEL JENKINS MRS. BURRITT MR- SMITH P Adams' Dry Goods Store Mr. Benedict Ade American Towel Supply Co. Artco Coverall Service Barbara's Beauty Salon Barile's Shoe Store Beardsley Glass Company T. T. Bearing Company, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Blodgett A. R. Bowman Company Brockport Welding 84 Hardware Company Cashette Electric, Inc. Chilson's General Store Coach and Equipment Sales Corp. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Crumb Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Damschroder Don's Venetian Blind Company Walter Ennis Heating, Inc. Eustance Nursery Fasino's Rochester Power Brake Center Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Forman Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gable Compliments of a Friend General Supply Company Gordon Motor Parts, Inc. Greene's Building and Maintenance Herb's Market Hilton Candy Kitchen Hilton Dry Cleaners Hilton G. L. F. Hilton l. G. A. Hilton Milling and Warehouse Hilton Pharmacy Hilton Record Hilton Village Hardware Hilton Village Restaurant Hy's City Service Station Mr. and Mrs. George Ingham Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Keller, Sr. Supplies P Mr. 84 Mrs. Oreb Kenyon Mr. Robert E. Killip Kolka Paper Company Le Cesse Corporation Lewis General Tires Dr. B. F. Martin Mathoes Bros. lce Cream McNall's Furniture and Appliance Wm. V. Newcomb and F. B. McCann Dwight Northrup Mr. 84 Mrs. Maurice Northrup Dr. James Nundy Packard Chemical and Equipment Co. Parma Gas and Appliance John H. Potter, lnc. Richards and Donohue Robillard Jewelers Rochester Coca Cola Bottling Corp. Rochester Gas 81 Electric Corp. Mr. 84 Mrs. L. S. Rodger George N. Rowley T. M. Rowley and Company, lnc. Ruby's Sporting Goods Store Russers', Inc. Sage Rutley and Company, lnc. Dr. Milton Schulman Smith and McMann Barber Shop State Bank of Hilton Steeve's Machine Tool Sales Stothard's Hardware Fred M. Tinker and Sons, Inc. Tobin Paking Co., lnc. Trading Post Truck Sales, lnc. Tubb Real Estate Two Brothers Barber Shop Tydol Service Center Compliments of a Friend Ralph E. Walker Compliments at a Friend The Seniors of Hilton, Class of '60, gratefully thank the sponsors listed here for their kind help in supporting our Hiltorial. We wish to thank Mrs. Rowley, who helped edit our articles, Mr. Walker who was our photographer, and Miss Durrant, and Mr. Wright who contributed so much time and effort toward our yearbook. 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