Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1964 volume:

159 , , Q Jw- U -I X Q' P 5 .35 ef ,' ' ,A. 4 lx sp.. Hilton Central School Hilton, New York 1964 H iltorial Hilton Central School at night Contents Seniors Senior High Junior High Faculty and Administration Sports Shadows As shadows come and go, so do people. Some are great and tall, others plain and small. When the objects drift away, the shadows still remaing and when people drift their separate ways, invariably something is left be- hind. Mathematics problems and Latin phrases are never completely erased from the blackboard. They are merely removed to make room for following students, who will, in turn cast their shadows and drift their separate ways. A 4 H J N E Nineteen sixty three was a year marked with tragedy, in Hilton, our own flag was lowered twice in mourning. The sorrow of a nation found its way into every home in Hilton on that infam- ous November dayg only a month earlier, a more personal loss sorrowed a whole village, for there was a man . . . whose name was John. John Fitzgerald Kennedy John William Collamer '6We dedicate to you, . . . Within our school system, the class is a main unit. Every student identifies himself with his class, and like an indi- vidual, a class begins to take on the personality of its members, until each one is distinct and characterized. Like a person, this unit forms cus- toms and qualities, and even finds its own friends. In our freshman year, Mrs. Fowler, when we began to see the insignificance of the being of a Hfroshf, you were there, as an advisor, and for most, a patient teacher. During our sophomore year, you were a friend to our class, a term not always too widely applied, and you offer- ed again to help advise, us. We remember all this. Because you have helped all of us, and because you have given so much to the individuals of our class, We dedicate the 1964 Hiltorial to you, Mrs. Fowler, with the many thanks we will never really be able to express. We sought. . . We cheered We lost. . . We won 3 5 5? if E E E Q 5 22 3 'E 5 2 E F Q Lf 3 5 5 G L, A Q 5 Seniors Shadows on Stage. . . All the world's a stage, the curtain falls, and proudly the seniors of the Class of '64 march from a high school stage. We leave not empty handed, however, for we carry diplomas, those symbols of long and hard workg we smile as if one, and all eyes are aglow with the knowledge that the world .awaits us. The play came off beautifully, and the reward was the looks of pride from those close to us. Several times we forgot our lines, but there was always someone to remind and guide. And so we turn for the last time, leaving shadows, now cast as memories, where once we played the leading roles. CLASS ADVISORS AND OFFICERS: Mr. Hicks, Miss Durrant, Mr. Wright. .lulie Armstrong, v.p.. Scott Lane, pres. Missing: Peg Greenwell, sec., Ginny Neu, tres. Seated: Cherie Heise, Donna Kuhn, Lee Anne Hendershot, Agnes Marafiuti, Standing: Peggy Creenwell, Ruth Efing. Dan Allen. Doreen Lambiase, Charlotte Stockmeister. DAVID AGOSTINELLI Dave DANIEL ALLEN Dan Activities: Student Coun- cil 4: Art Club 3,4lPres.J: Yrbk.: 3 V.Pres. JAMES ALMETER links Activities: F.F.A. 2,3,4. HOWARD AMO URI-lstyss Activities: Wrestling 2. VALERIE ANDERSON Valerie Activities: Soccer 1: Vol- leyball 1.2: Basketball l, 2: Art Club 1: Yrbk. 4: F.T.A.3.4. IULANNEARMSTRONG 'S.lUlie Activities: Leader's Club 3 KV. Presjg F.H.A. l fPres.lq Yrbk 413 Cheerlead- ing 2.4: Student Council 33 Sen. V. Pres. WILLIAM ARNOLD Amie MARY ELLEN ATIGNSON Melon Activities. F.T.A. 2,3,4 V.P.g Art Club 1gYrbk.4-. ROBERT AYERS A4B0b N Activities: Basketball 2,3,4-3 Stu. Council JOHN BALL ..J0hn,, J ON BARDO ..J0n,. Activities: Latin Club 1 Wrestling lg Band l,2,3,4 WILLIAM BARNES Bill Activities: Wrestling 3. JANET BEADLING Bead Activities: Leader's Club 1 Tres., 2,3,4 Pres.: Soccer 4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Yrbk. 4: Band 1,25 Athletic Assoc. 3. LORNA BEITER MLorna Activities: Volleyball 3g F.H.A. 1. LOUIS BENKERT Louie Activities: Soccer 2 J.V.g Intramurals 4. LARRY BIDWELL g'Larry,' Activities: Intramurals I, 2,3,4: Track 2 J.V JAMES BIGLER t:tJimv1 Activities: Honor Soc. 2,3,4 V.P.g Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Soccer 1,2 J.V., 3,4 Var.: Basketball I Frosh, 2 ,I.V., 3,4 Var.: Baseball 1 J.V., 2,3,4 Var.g Stu. Council lg Varsity Club 4: Class Pres. 1. RONALD BOFFA LLROHN Activities: Soccer 1,2 ,I.V.g Wrestling 1,2g Yrbk. 4. JAMES BOUREY ..Jim,, Activities: St. Andrew's Seminary l,2,3. LANA BOYD 'SLar1a Activities: Soccer 2g Volleyball 2g Baseball 2g Basketball 2: Cheer- leader 2 J.V., 3,4 Varsityg Yrbk. 4. JANICE BRENNER .janv Activities: F.H.A. I. WILLIAM BRENNER Bill I Activities: Soccer 3 Varsity: Track l,2,3,4-. ALLEN BRITTON MAF, Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3,4-g Track 1,2 ,l.V. DAVID BRODIE nDavess Activities: Soccer 1 J.V.g Varsity Track Mgr. I. JILL BROGAN Jill Activities: F.H.A..1.2 Chorus.1.3g Basketball.1 2: Valley Ball.1.2: Arch: ery.l.2g Baseball.I.2. WILLIAM BUELL Bill Activities: Intramurals: Cross-C0untry.3g Wres- tling,1.2. THOMAS BURGER Tum Activities: Dramatics Club.1,2g Latin Club,1,2g Intramural Basketball, 1,23 Honor Society,3,4g Yrbk. Salesmanagerg Band,I.2.3,4-3 Marching Band,3,4. VIRGINIA CALLAGHAN Ginny .-lctivities: Art.3g F.H..-X 1.2: Yrbk..4. JOY CALLERI Joy Activities: Art,I: F.H.A 1.2. DENNIS CARD 'gDennis MARY CATLIN ttMare1v Activities: French Club V.P. lg F.T.A. 2, Pres. 3, 4: Newspaper 3,4-3 Yrbk. 45 Soccer 2g Basketball 2,43 Volleyball 2. NANCY CLARK nfNanCyss STEPHEN CONGDON Steve Activities: Basketballg Soccer. CAN DYCE COOK Candy Activities: F.H.A. lg Yrbk. 4. GERALDINE COSENTINO stcerryav DIANE COSMAN ..Di,, Activities: Leaders Club 1,2,3,4-3 Soccer 1,2,3,4-g Field Hockey 1,2,3,4g Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4-g Volleyball l,2,3,4-3 Yrbk. 4. JOANNE COSMAN HJON Activities: Leaders Club 1,2,3,4: Soccer 1,2,3,4g Field Hockey l,2,3,4fg Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball l,2,3,4-Q Yrhk.4-. DANIEL CURRAN MDan Activities: Basketball 1, .I.V. 2, Varsity 3,4-g Cross Country 2,3,4-3 Yrbk. 4: Varsity Club. LYNNE DE RYCKE L'Lynne,, Activities: Chorus 13 Lib- rary 4: F.N.A. 1,2,3,4-3 F.H.A. 1. ROBIN DETTMAN .iR0b.. Activities: Greece Olym- pia High School. CAROL DIEDRICH Carol Activities: Cheerleading 2,4-g Basketball 1,23 Soc- cer 1,2g Baseball 1.2: F.T. A. 23 Yrbk. 4. LEONARD DI LELLA .vrobyw Activities: Dramatics Club 4: Yrbk. 4. El 1 1 x 5 1 , l K l N...-8 , x ALBERT DONOVAN MAI.. Activities: F.F.A. 12.3. KATHLEEN DOWNES 'iKathy Activities: Latin Club lg Basketball 3: Chorus l,3. NANCY DUELL ffnueuy' Activities: Latin Club 2, 3,43 Volleyball 2.3.43 Bas- ketball 3,4g Future Nurses lg Crimson Crier 3,4 fCo. Ed.Jg Siftings 3,4g Yrbk. 4g Dramatics Club 3. i figilfit as ROBERT DURRANT i.B0b.. Activities: Basketball 1 Frosh., 2 ,I.V., 3,4, Var.: Varsity Club. MARGARETEDELMAN Marg Activities: Leader's Club 2: Crimson Crier 2: Dramatics Club 2,45 Yrbk. 4g Band l,2, gfgresj 3 1Sec.Jg Chorus CONSTANCE EDWARDS Connie,' Activities: Yrbk. 4. RUTHMARY EFING '4Ruthie Activities: French Club 45 Latin Club l,2.3g Future Nurses lg Stud- ent Council 4g Yrbk. 45 Soph. Treasurerg Press Club 4-g Dramatics Club 4. THOMAS EMBURY ..T0m,. Activities: Intramural Wrestling. REBECCA FALLON ttBeCkyn Activities: Future Nurses l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 1,23 Art Club 1,2g Yrbk. 4. KIM FAY ..Kim,, Activities: Basketball ,I.V 1.2. JANET FOWLER ...lane Activities: Volleyball 1: Color Guard 3,4. ROBERT FOWLER hbBUb99 Activities: Baseball J.V. lg Intramurals 1,2,3,4-. RONALD FRANCIS ..R0n,, DAVID FRANK 'gDave LARRY FREITAG nl-Aarryvv Activities: Audio-Visual Club ,1 ,2 . MARY FREITAG 46Ma1-yi 7 Activities: F.H.A.,1,2,3g Library Club,1,2,3g Ger man Club,4. JUDY GOOSE ..-Indy-, Activities: Art Club,4. EARL GOUGER Butch DANIEL GRAFF t.Dan,, Activities: Wrestling 1. PATRICIA GRAY ..Pat,i MARGARET GREENWELL .tpeggyu Activities: Leader's Club 1,2 CSec.J 3 fPres.J 4g Class Sec. 2,3,4g Soccer 1,23 Basketball 1,43 F.T.A. 1,2g Cheerleading 2,3g Yrbk. 43 Crimson Crier 4g Siftings 3,4g German Club 43 Student Council3,4. RICHARD HAIN Dick Activities: Industrial Arts Club 13 Intramurals 4. WILLIAM HALLIGAN HH:-irveyi' Activities: Yrbk. 43 Intra- murals: Crimson Crier 4. LINDA HARRADINE Linda Activities: Basketball 1, Future Nurses lg Honor Society 2,3,4q Crimson Crier 3,45 Siftings 4g German Club 45 Yrbk. 4. PAMELA HARRADINE ..Pam,, Activities: Basketball l,2g F.H.A. lg Honor Soc. 2, 3,43 Crimson Crier 3g Yrbk. 4. ANNE HARRIS t4Annes, Activities: Leader's Club l fSec.j, 2,3,4g Soccer l,2,3,4g Volleyball l,2,3,4-3 Baseball l,2,3,4g Bas- ketball l,2,3,4g Siftings 1,23 Yrbk. 4. LESLIE HAZARD ..Lee,, Activities: Intramural 1, 2,3,4: ,l.V. Soccer 2. JOHN HAZEN ttxlohnv Activities: F.F.A. 1,2 fSec.l, 3 CPres.J, 4 fTres.Jg Honor Soc. 2,3,43 Intra- murals l,2,3,4g Basket- ball Freshman. MARTHA HEFFRON Marti Activities: Latin Club 1,2 lSec.J. 33 Dramatic Club 2,41 German Club 4g Chorus lg Crimson Crier 1,2 lCir. Managerj, 3 fSec.J: Siftings 4: Yrhk. 4: Soph. V. Pres. CHERIE HEISE 'LCherie Activities: Honor Soc. 2,3,4g Siftings 4g Student Council 2,3,4 V.P.g Yrbk. 4g F.T.A. l,2g Enzian 2g Chorus l. LEE ANNE HENDERSHOT nl'-Aeev Activities: French Club 2,3.4g Stu. Council fTres.l 4g Yrbk. 4g Class Officer lsec.J Ig Freshman Chorus. RONALD I-IENDERSHOT Ron Activities: Soccer 1.J.V., 2.3.4 Varsity: Basketball 1.2. .I.V. 3.4. Varsity: Baseball I. ,l.V.: Track 2.3.4. Varsity. DAVID I-IERMANS 'LDavei' Activities: Intramurals I. 2.3.41 Track I,2,3.4. NORMAN HESLOR Norm Activities: Jr. Red Cross Representative 3. DIANE HILL Diane Activities: Baseball 3.-1: Basketball 3.4: F.H.A. 3.4: Library Clulm 1.2. RONALD HINKLEY Ron Activities: Intramurals 3,4 PATRICA HOLDEN ltpatu Activities: Latin Club 1, 2g Leader's Club 1,2,3,4 Seeretary-Treasurerg Soc- cer 4g Baseball 2,3-Ag F.N.A. 1,23 Library lg Yrbk. 4g Band 1,2. ERRYN HOWIE tnEn-ynw Activities: Washington- vil.le 1,2,3g Freshman Sec.: Debating 3: Student Council 3g Double Trio 3: Dramatics Club 3: Yrbk.41. WILLIAM HULL -fBi11 Activities: Wrestling: Track. CAROL INGHAM Carol Activities: Volleyball 2, 33 Basketball 2g Art Club 4: Yrbk. 4. DOUGLAS INGHAM LiD0ug17 DONNA JOHNSON Donna Activities: Latin Club 2: Color Guard 3,4 Capt. NANCY JOHNSON L'Nancy Activities: Yrbk. 4. SANDRA JOHNSON 'ESandy Activities: Health Car- eers 3,43 Yrbk. 4. EDWARD JOHNSTON ..Ed,, Activities: Latin Club lg Audio Visual Club l,2,3. RICK JONES 'fRiCk': TARRY JONES Tarry Activities: Cheerleading 1,2g Student Council 1: Dramatics Club 2: Yrbk. 4. ROGER KIMMEL ..R0g., N S B 5 A DIANE KLAFEHN Diane Activities: F.H.A. I. TERRY KLAFEHN wrerryn Activities: Student Coun- cil Ig Varsity Club 4g Soccer J.V. 2, Varsity 3.45 Basketball ,l.V. 1.2, Varsity 3.43 Base- ball .i.V. I, Varsity 2,3,4. WILLIAM KLUTH tt int. ctivities: F.F.A. I' German Club 4. DONNA KUHN Kuhn Activities: Latin Club Ig Leader's Club I,2,3.4g Soccer I,2,3,4g Volley- ball 1.2,3,4g Basketball I,2.3,4g Student Council l,2,3 Tres., 4 Pres.: Dramatics Club 4g Yrbk. 4. SHARYN LADUE Sharyn Activities: French Club 1,25 Cheerleading I,2g French Club 3.4 Sec.g Yrbk. 4. DOREEN LAMBIASE Doreen Activities: French Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Student Council 4g Art Club 43 Dramatics Club 4g Yrbk. 45 Junior Tres. SCOTT LANE Scott Activities: Soccer 2: Track 23 Class Pres. ISA: Yrbk. 4-5 Press Club 4-. SUSAN LAWLER Sue Activities: F.H.A. 1: Yrbk. 4. KAREN LAYNE Sue Activities: Future Nurses 3,4-1 Spanish Club 2. SHARON LEE Sharon Activities: Siftings 3: Art Club 1,2,3. RICHARD LEFLER Dick ROBERT LEFLER Bob Activities: Soccer J.V 1: Basketball J.V. 1 Baseball J.V. 1. MARGARET LISSOW upeggyvv Activities: Art Club,lg Library Club,1,2g Health Careers Club,3. CHERYL LOYST 4'Cheryl Activities: F.H.A.,1. MICHAEL LUM f'Mike Activities: lntramurals,1, 2,3,4-g Tennis,1,2. ALEX MacWILLIAM HAI!! Activities: F.F.A,,2,3: CHARLES MQCORMICK aaLarryss Activities: Band,1,3: Audio-Visual Club,l: In- tramurals,1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS McPHERSON aaD0ugsv Activities: HCS,1,4-g Scotch Plains Fanwood High School,2,3g Intra- murals,l,2,3: Art Club, 2,35 Wrestling,3. DIANE MAGGS 'gMaggsie Activities: French Club 2.3,43 Honor Society 2,3 Sec. 43 Enzians 2,3 Sec.3 Yrbk. 43 Wide Horizons 3. GIORGIO MANCUSO George Activities: International School of R0me3 Student Council 43 Yrbk. 4g Enzian 4. THOMAS MANSFIELD n4Th0msa Activities: Yrbk. 4a West High 1,22 Latin Club 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Stu- dent Council 1,23 Soph. V.P.3 Wrestling 2,31 A.V. Club 1,2,33 Drama- tics Club 2g Track 1,22 Soccer 13 Hi-Y 1,2,33 Pep Club 23 Siftings 4. GARY MANVILLE NGary71 AGNES MARAFIOTI tnAgneSu Activities: Volleyball 13 Student Council 2,3 Sec., 4 Sec.3 F.T.A. I Sec., 2 V.P., 3 Sec.3 Yrbk.4. PAUL MARVIN ..Paul,, Activities: Intramurals. ROBERT MARVIN ..B0b,, Activities: F.F,A. I,2,3,4. MARLENE MARX 'SMarlene LINDA METHERELL Linda Activities: Leader's Club 1,2,3 fTres.J, 4: Soccer 1,2,4g Volleyball 2: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4-: Honor Soc. 3,4-g Cheerleading 2,33 Siftings 3: Dra- matics Club 4-g Yrbk. 4: Tres. lg Pres. 2. PHYLLIS MILLER Phyllis', Activities: Latin Club 1,23 Honor Soc. 3,43 Siftings 3: Art Club I, Dramatics Club 3. RICHARD MILLER 4aDiCk1n Activities: F.F.A. 3,44 Cross-Country 2,3,4g Wrestling 3,43 Track 3,4.l.V. DARRYL MOSER Darryl Activities: F.F.A. 1,2 fTres.Q 3,4 fPres.Jg Soc- cer J. . 2, Var. 3,43 Bas- ketball ,I.V. 2: Wrestbng 3,4g Baseball 2. VIRGINIA NEU ttcinnyss Activities: Leader's Club 1,2 fPres.J 3: Volleyball: Basketball: Stud. Council 3:Sr. Tres. CORLISS NEWMAN 'gCory Activities: F.H.A. 1,2: Yrbk. 4. GARY OAKDEN Gary Activities: l,2,3 fTres.J, 4: Cross-Country 4: Wrestling 2,3,4. SANDRA ODELL Sandy Activities: Brockport High School 1,2,3. SHIRLEY OPHARDT Shirl Activities: Leader's Club 1,2,3,4-g Volleyball 1,2,3g Soccer 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4-: F.H.A. 1: Crimson Crier 4: Library Club 1: Yrbk. 4: Majorettes 3,4. PHILIP PETERS ..Phi1,, Activities: Track 1,23 Art Club 2. KATHLEEN POSTLETHWAITE Kathy Activities: Volleyball lg Basketball 1,23 F.H.A. lg Library Club 1. ANNETTE POZZANGHERA Annette JO ANNE QUATAERT Jo Anne Activities: Volleyball 3, 4g Basketball 3g Library Club 1gYrbk. 4. ROBERT RASH t.BOb,, Activities: Band l,2,3,4. SUSAN RODGER 'sSusie Activities: Volleyball 25 Basketball 23 Crimson Crier 35 Siftings Bus. Mngr. 3: Dramatics Club 3g Yrbk. 4. DAVID ROWLEY 'SDave Activities: Intramurals 1,2,3,4-5 Soccer 1,2g Bas- ketball lg Bowling 3. THOMAS RUNDELL 'STom Activities: French Club 1: Honor Soc. 3 1Pres.J, 4-g Siftings 3: Soccer 1,2 J.V., Var. 3,43 Yrbk. 4: Wrestling Var. l,2,3,4-g Tennis Var. 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3. DONALD SCHAFER 'iDon WILLIAM SCHMITT LiBi-ll!! Activities: Soccer Var. 3: Basketball 3: Yrbk. 4-g Baseball 1. GREGORY SCHOENE Greg Activities: Jr. Rotarian 4, GARY SEARS ngaryn Activities: Cross-Country 4: Soccer 1: Baseball 1: Track 3,4. WILLIAM SEMMENS HBi11 Activities: Track 3,4g German4-. ANN SIGLER t.Ann., Activities: Latin Club 132,33 Leader's Club 1,2,3,4-3 Volleyball 1,2,43 Baseball l.2,3,4-3 Basket- ball1,2,4-. GAIL SINE New Activities: Future Nurses 13 Art Club 13 Dramatics Club 3g German Club 4. ELLEN SISSON HSI-1677 RONALD SOULE ..R0n,, Activities: Track. DAVID STAATS Dave', CHARLOTTE STOCKMEISTER sssugarss Activities: Yrbk. Asst. Ed. 4-3 Badminton 1,2,3,43 Basketball 2,33 Volley- ball 33 Field Hockey 3,43 Pt. Mgr. 233,43 Student Council 4. PATRICIA STONE Pat Activities: French Club 3 1Pres.D, 4: Basketball 1: Crimson Crier 3,4 fEd.Jg Siftings 3,43 Stu- dent Council 1,2g Enzians 3,43 Dramatics Club l,2, 3,43 Yrbk. 4 fEd. in Chiefjg Pres. 1. SHARON STRUSSENBERG Struss', Activities: Soccer 2,3g Baseball 3g Yrbk. 4. CASSANDRASWEEMER ncassyn Activities: Baseball lg F.H.A. 1. KENNETH TOLHURST ..Ken,. Activities: Enzians 1 LEE TUBB ..Lee,, Activities: Intramurals 1 2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3 GARY UNTERBORN ..Gary,, THOMAS VAN BORTLE ..T0m,, Activities: Art Club 4. JANE VER WULST ttlane-, Activities: Art Club 12,3 4Sec.. Tres.J. 4-g Yrbk. 4-g Future Teachers 3. WILLIAM WACKERMAN ffBi11', Activities: F.F.A. l,2, 3.43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LINDA WHITMAN Linda Activities.' French Club 13 Soccer 1,23 Basketball 1,24 F.T.A. 1,2,3 fTres.l, 4-g F.H.A. 1, fSec.J Dra- matics Club 1,2,3q Yrbk. 4. RAINER WILCKE Ron Activities: Soccer WILLIAM WILLIAMS 'fBi1l Activities: Soccer 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Stu- dent Council lg Athletic Assoc. 3g Yrbk. 45 Var. Club 4. JAMES WORDEN h4Jim57 Activities: Band 1: Cho- rus 3, 4g Intramurals 1, 2, 3 for Basketball, Base- hallg Bowling team 3. i GERALD WILSON asllerryss Activities: Junior Varsity Soccer 1, 2. RAYMOND ZURICK ..Ray,, Activities: Albert Gallatin Senior High School 1, 2, 35 Basketball Manager 3. KENT EATON .tKen,, Activities: Cross-Country 3, 4-3 Track 3, 4. Senior between classes PATRICIA LUPO ..Pat,, Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Health Careers Club, Tres. 5. 4 Qi' f f 11 ', v fs 4 Q A -9 38 I 1 ' 55 -fs 3 39 JUNIOR ROTARIANS: Seated, C. Schoene, T. Rundell. W. Schmitt. D. Currang Standing, J. Bigler. A. Britton, K. Fay, D. McPherson. R.A.U.N. L. Harradine PARLIAMENTARIAN: JUNIOR RED CROSS: N. Heslor, B. Fallon. P. Greenwell ODD FELLOWS: T. Burger D.A.R: M. Heffrun WIDE HORIZONS:S1'tting, I.. Metherf-ll. C. Heise. Slanrling, D. Maggs, A. Harris. P. Miller FLAG BEARERS: I G.N R55 f eu, W. Schmitt, R. Ayres.A. Harris The band at the freshman dance. Sophomore Year Once we became sophomores our outlook seemed much brighter, for we were no longer Hlow man on the totem pole for now the little freshmen were beneath us. Mrs. Fowler, our freshman advisor, stepped up with us and Mrs. Shumanski and Mr. Wojnowski also joined the ranks. As head of the class, Linda Metherell wielded the president's gavel with Marti Heffron as vice-president, Peggy Green- well as secretary, and Ruthie Efing as treasurer. Since we now had a bit of experience on our side, we successfully put on our dance entitled Hernando's Hideaway with the dance centering around our giant black spider and his web. The biggest highlight of the year was the 4'Spring Festival which we hoped would become a class tradition. After our success with the projects of the year, we felt that we were well prepared to become juniors. Freshman Year Our freshman year was one of trial and error. You might say that we had to test our new status. Often times we would suffer little indignities from the upperclassmen, but we always came back for another try. With a little prompting from our patient advisors Mrs. Rowley, Mrs. Fowler, and Mrs. Crosby we finally got through the year. Our four able officers were ,lim Bigler as president, Gary Cannan as vice-president, Lee Anne Hendershot as secretary and Linda Metherell as treasurer. We really put forth a good deal of effort on class projects. The theme for our dance was Carousel and the en- tire gym looked like a big merry-go-round. Despite all beliefs our play came off beautifully. Lastly we had the job of brightening up the school at Christmas time which we did with snowmen and picture style Christmas stories. Feature of Hernando's Hideaway. A Year in Shangri-La Our junior year was darkened by a small catastrophe beyond our control-- We had no junior play. We remedied this condition by a memory-crowded evening in Shangri-La, our prom. Peggy Creenwell and Toby DiLella replaced the king and queen of '62, Diana Anderson and Chuck Mance. Agnes Marafioti, Sugar Stockmeister, Donna Kuhn, Linda Metherell, Becky Fallon, Dan Allen, Tom Rundell, Jim Bigler, Ron Hendershot, and Bill Schmitt were court members. On October 9, 1963, we initiated what We hoped would become a tradi- tion--a ring dance on the day We re- ceived our class rings. Our class officers were Scott Lane, president, Dan Allen, vice-president, Peg Greenwell, secretary, and Doreen Lambiase as treasurer. Mrs. Smith and Mr. Frasch served as our capable advisors. Un Class Day, as We replaced the outgoing seniors, We felt joy and a bit of sadness. Now We were seniors, and this was our last year in Hilton. Junior Prom King and Queen Peggy Creenwell, Toby DiLella Junior Prom Court. P C6 Senior Class resents Twel th Of Never Couples at tables during band break. Kenny Unwin and his orchestra pro- vided the music for our Senior Ball this year. Toby DiLella, serving as Chairman of the dance, along with all the other members of the planning and decorating committees, worked many long hours to insure the success of the dance. The at- mosphere was set with a variety of ab- stract designs and a large golden sundial in the center of the dance floor. Lasting from nine until one, the ball was a success and provided many lasting memories for those who attended. A letter from the family. Caryalides in Athens. Tom Rundell A Summer In Athens How many people will ever have the opportunity to have a second home, second country or second people? I Wish everyone could. Perhaps it's the hardest thing in the world to put a real feeling into just plain black and white. Even though the sun shone, and the sky was always the most beautiful blue in Greece, the day I had to leave a dark gloom swept into my heart, knowing that these good-byes would be forever. I had to gather my strength, knowing that the world goes on, to face a future like the horizon, - con- stantly there, and always much more to be seen. Of course, visiting another land, another people, a different way, made home a much better place to be. I guess I really never realized the blessings of being an American in the land of the free, the brave, the wonderland where hopes and dreams can become reality. Mrs. Klock, Giorgio, Mr. Klock, Barry. Barry and George shoot pool. Our WF air Exchangf-39' ---Giorgio Mancuso A year ago America was still a dream for me, but through the American Field Service I could finally realize it. I had the opportunity to travel all around Europe with my family since I was a child, but all I knew of America came from my mother who came here as an exchange student several years ago. I live in Rome with my family which consists of one older sister, my mother, my father and my little dog. My mother Works in the American Embassy in Rome, my father Works in the Cities Service, which as you know is an American company, and my sister is studying to be an interpreter. When I first came to the U.S.A. I found that all was different from my country, but the friendliness of all the people soon made me feel welcome. The Mediterranean at night. Giorgio in his new home. I S E A letter home, Giorgio and Barry at hoine. ii W A if ,A',f ,, 3 Z K s i I E Q 3 I 3 5 3 I 1 i 5 5 5 2 3 i Z f 3 f E Q E 3 1 2 E Q 1 2 X Q 1 i E R I Q 3 S 2 S 3 S s E E 3 i 5 3 2 5 2 5 s 5 S 3 3 Z Q 3 f 5 E S 3 5 x Q F K E 5 s Senior High We're from Hilton . . . and the cheer rings from every crowded bleacher. Score, score, score! chanted from the pep rally to the last minute of the game. We live in a small towng we have a small school, though it grows in hundreds every year. We are neighbors, and friends, and so the loss of one class each year is never really quite forgotten. We cross class lines-in our clubs, in our newspaper staff, in our open dan- ces, and in our friends. We're from Hil- ton. We're a small school of about 1200, probably a small shadow of the Hilton of the futureg may the spirit of Hilton always be the small-school spirit of Hilton 1964. 5'We,re from Hilton l Seated: Ralph Palumbo, Pres: Sharon Germeroth, Treasurer: Nita Visser, Vice-Pres.: David lervolino, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Shumanski, Mrs. Rowley, and Mr. Lubes. ln October, the Class of ,65 became full-fledged upper classmen when they proudly received their class rings. Along with the traditional selling of refresh- ments at basketball games, the juniors were active on all teams and in support of them. Junior class talents were revealed in November, in '6Our Townw under the able direction of Mr. Schreppel. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom held in May, and, as in the past, a king and queen were crowned. The Junior Class officers were Ralph Palumbo, President, Nita Visser, Vice- Pres., David lervolino, Secretary, Sharon Germeroth, Treasurer. With the help of their advisors, Mrs. Rowley, Mrs. Shu- manski and Mr. Lubes, they experienced an enjoyable and successful year. Class of 965 Wings in '63-'64 Schoolyear JUNIOR HQMEROOM 7, Row One: D. Charney, S. Brenner L. Bronson, J. Bush, M. Brenner, L. Armstrong, K. Biehler, K. Castle. Row Two: F. Berndt, P. Bonawitz, D. Camp, C. Bur- ritt, B. Brinkel, B. Allen, L. Allen, H. Bailey, W. Branham Row Three: R. Agostinelli, J. Becker, H. Baldwin, R. Annlot, G. Cannan, P. Barry, R. Bouwens, D. Burton. Row Four: J. Bower, D. Cane, B. Burns, D. Bronson, M. Beaty, D. Boothby, R. Barleben, M. Bernardo, B. Blain. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 8, Row One: J. Cooper, G. Kleinbach, K. Fien, J. Davis, R. Doud, L. Cordaro, E. Geursslin, A. Hahn, K. Doles. Row Two: A. Copp, N. Chilson, B. Hull, J. Groves, H. Driscoll, L. DeSisti, M. Conley, J. Furness, J. DeRycke, D. Gardner. Raw Three: A. Fiddler, B. Hammond. A. Flood, P Greenwell, S. Germeroth, D. Reeve, B. Fleming, W. Clark. Row Four: M. Friga, T. Conklin, J. Franz, J. Ferranti, W. Col- lins, C. Edsall, M. Ebner, N. Fisher. Absent: J. Dickinson, M. Ellis, S. Erickson, E. Gursslin. Junior Talent in, G6 ur Town, JUNIOR HOMEROOM 9, Row One: L. Kusmisz, J. Kleinhans, N. Herbison, N. LaDue, D. Iervolino, L. Hinkley, L. Lemcke, S. Konz. Row Two: L. Jacobson, J. Justice, N. Jacobson, L. Ingham, L. Lemp, M. Jensen, D. Hoffman, B. Irish, E. Holen- beck. Row Three: D. Lemcke, A. Hazen, L. Kirchgessner, G. Henry, R. Kase, M. Hance, E. Lane, J. Hull, D. Howie. Row Four: B. Hitzke, B. Klock, B. Henning, T. Hull, M. Gmitter, D. Durbin, D. Housel, L. Lawrence. Absent: J. Hand, C. Hurl- butt, B. Ingraham, C. Jacobs, R. Kimmel, R. LaDue. JUNIOR HOMEROOM 10, Row One: J. Sackel, L. Newman S. MacPherson, S. Roegner, R. Lewis, K. Marcucci, P. Mance J. Rice. Row Two: S. Rachow, B. Ohls, C. Press, E. Rice, D Newton, S. Marcucci, C. Morgante, V. Rowland, T. Merritt Row Three: L. Robertson, J. Priest, J. Ophardt, P. Lockner, M. Reazor, B. Markham, J. Palmer, D. Mulliger, M. Murphy Row Four: R. Odell, T. Rankin, D. Militello, D. Richardson R. Palumbo, J. Schott, J. Odell, E. LeBoutillier, S. Morris, F Ryan. Absent: G. Ricotta. . . . And '65 Makes Debut in Ma time Prom--- JUNIOR HOMEROOM 11, Row One: R. Stothard, B. Womb- well, C. Senger, J. Waffle, B. Verwulst, J. Verkest, J. Wyland, G. Wadsworth. Row Two: S. Syck, A. Vezza, G. Seils, B. Wil- liams, J. Webster, N. Visser, S. Weins, M. White, E. Smith. Row Three: G. Smith, D. Phillips, P. Scott, J. Vogt, S. Smith, C. Williams, S. Turner, J. Shaffer, J. Vercolen. Row Four: S. Sisson, D. Smith, P. Slater, R. Spamer, N. Smith, D. Taggart C. Swift, M. VanAuker. Row Five: J. Strauss, D. Strussenberg L. Strauss, S. Burns, C. Ward, D. Skinner, A. Shorey, E. Waz. v s SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Seat- ed: Linda Liess, Sec.: Linda Meiers, Tres.: Standing: Mr. Hol- man, Dick VanHook, Pres.: Paul Kumpf, Vice-Pres.: Mr. Woj- nowski, Missing, Mrs.Cook. The class of ,66 commenced its soph- omore year with their dance HAutumn Leavesw. They danced to music provided by the Tributes. . Dick Vanl-look, as president, led the class through its various activities. Paul Kumpf as Vice-President, Linda Liess as secretary and Linda Meiers as treasurer ably assisted him. The sophomore boys became valu- able additions to all teams, as the girls did to the Junior Varsity cheerleading squad. The sophomore advisors, Mr. Hol- man, Mrs. Cook, and Mr. Wojnowski guided the class through a most memor- able year. The class of '66 eagerly awaited Class Day, when they ordered their rings. ophomores Participate SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 20, Row One: R. Burandt, R. Bartl, D. Baer, N. Brenner, N. Breslawski, R. Bales, J. Basse, A. Barringer. Row Two: C. Clark, J. Bonacci, L. Brown, T. Al- meter, J. Bacon, C. Babcock, F. Burke, T. Carpenter. Row in ports and Activities Three: C. Brooks, G. Carlson, G. Britton, J. Bourey, D. Buck- ner, M. Castle, L. Burgholzer, R. Achter. Row Four: R. Burgh- olzer, D. Chamberlain, R. Blodgett, .l. Cantrall, M. Aldrecl, R. Baxter, J. Berslawski, D. Amo. Absent: K. Brule, F. Burch. l SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 21, Row One: P. Doles, C Dwyer, P. Cockburn, D. DeVolder, Lf Fleischauer, D. Dean, C. Connelly, P. Day. Row Two: S. Dwyer, S. Cornell, J. Eus tance, S. Fisher, H. Davis, N. Dickinson, N. Cordaro, J. Doell. Row Three: J. Dalberth, J. Croft, K. Dieckman, E. Cook, J. Col lamer, R. Clement, C. Collamer, P. Ferranti. Row Four: J Curran, B. Elliott, L. Cleveland, M. Durrant, R. Duthoy, D Conger. Absent: C. Fatta, J. Fraser. ophomores Present giflutumn Leaves SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 22, Row One: W. Kelsey, D. Garvey, B. Hiler, J. Freeman, K. Kintz, J. Kanous, D. Kil- mer, D. Jensen. Row Two: D. Kelso, P. King, S. Jennejahn, E Irish, L. Hess, J. Jensen, S. Hannon, J. Hall. Row Three: D. Johnson, S. Johncox, C. Hendrickson, J. Hill, R. Gavigan, D Kruger, B. Harris. Row Four: R. Henry, R. Hamlin, N. Kovas D. Haefele, P. Kumpf, S. LaDue. Absent: J. Guthrie, B. Hull D. Hundley, N. Johnson, R. LaDue. 1 s SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 28, Row One: D. McCracken, L. Marvin, E. Marvin, R. MacWilliam, B. MacNaughton, P. Malcolm, G. Mitchell, T. McNearney. Row Two: P. Marapese B. Munding, P. Munding, J. Ludwig, D. Mattice, J. Nersinger, N. Munzert, L. Meiers. Row Three: F. Martin, T. Lucas, C McCluski, N. Neracker, D. Lee, D. Lloyd, L. Lowery. Row Four: M. Martin, R. Newman. D. Layne, S. Manchester, L. Liess, B. McCann, T. Lambiase. Absent: J. Lum, R. Manches- ter, R. Marapese, W. McHugh, R. Mitchell. ophomores Present Spring Festival SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 32, Row One: L. Pestke, R. Op- hardt, D. Hundley, M. Smith, G. Oakden, J. Pagan, D. Sine. Row Two: E. Rachow, N. Shirtz, C. Schu, P. Phillips, J. Ray- burn, J. Phillips. Row Three: J. Orsburn, R. Dettman, R. Roach, B. Schult, B. Pennell, C. Rachow. Row Four: N. John- son, B. Polizzi, F. Sanger, S. Reynolds. Absent: E. Norway, T. Palmer, W. Skidmore, J. Smyth. 7 4 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM 33, Row One: B. Soule, L. Way, J. Vary, A. Verwulst, J. Swanton, D. Wood, K. Wolf, E. Ward. Row Two: C. Tobin, D. Sweeney, E. Steinmetz, D. Wright, L. Stone, R. Soanes, D. Wake, P. Trabold. Row Three: C. Staats, D. Stewart, D. VanHook, R. Stevens, R. Waldon, G. Waffle, M. Webster, L. Yockel. Row Four: R. Reber, S. Speer, B. Spencer, J. Smyth, D. Weaver, M. Strussenberg, D. Williams. Absent: T. Strauss, T. Worden. '66 Orders Class Rings on Class Da Seated: Sue Williams, treasurer: Bonnie Jones, secretary: .lanet Burton, vice-president. Standing: Mr. Donnell, Mrs. Shumanski, Ed Walters. Missing: Mrs. Fowler. The Class of '67 spent its freshman year becoming accustomed to being 'fsenior highf' They roamed about the halls, transmitting their smiles and con- stant good moods on even the rainy, or worse, exam days. Class officers and advisors were Ed Walters, president, Janet Burton, vice- president, Bonnie Jones, secretary, Sue Williams, treasurer, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Shumanski, and Mr. Donnell. The freshmen ended the year, and their status' as 6'frosh , on Class Day with the traditional Class Day Freshman Dance. 1 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 16, Row One: K. Barry, C. Bron- son, S. Brenner, M. Ayers, J. Burton, C. Adams, S. Arnold, D. Abrams. Row Two: J. Avery, B. Baxter, D. Ayles, F. Alex- ander, W. Bub, A. Atkinson, H. Alexander, M. Bremner. Row 1 Three: J. Buell, C. Bryant, R. Bales, B. Bevins, C. Baxter, C. Burger, D. Agostinelli. Row Four: D. Burns, M. Barry, R. Bar- rett, K. Babcock, F. Blonsky, M. Baxter. Absent: R. Badge, S. Bardo, L. Batcheller, C. Boyd, W. Brice. F rosh Enter Senior H igh . . . FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 17, Row One: D. Fox, P. Donovan, R. Floyd, S. Chiras, L. Franz, R. Fiddler, W. DeRycke. Row Two: S. Cook, D. Diedrich, N. Fowler, K. Dean, J. Dickerson, .l. Coon, K. Collamer. Row Three: N. Deskins, B. Deline, C. Cole, R. Dibble, R. Fleming, B. Cane, P. Dwyer. Row Four: S. Frisby, J. Frederick, K. Damann, J. Eichas, J. Flood, R. Clement. Absent: B. Chase, M. Craigie, P. DeNeve, T. Duell, S. Conley. FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 18, Row One: J. Huff, B. Jenny, B. Harris, M. Gill, N. Greenfield, V. Gill, K. Guilfoil. Row Two G. Harradine, D. Hadlock, H. Hadley, G. Gerew, K. Guilfoil, C. Hardy, D. Heller, C. Hess. Raw Three: T. Hoysic, M. Hayes B. Heller, P. Goodman, D. Hermans, D. Graupman, M. Hae fele, W. Germeroth. Row Four: R. Herbison, B. Howie, C Gears. D. Howe. R. Haight. G. Hendershot, P. Hinkley. Absenf D. Griffen, L. Gursslin. 220 in Class 0 '67 . . . FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 19, Row One: D. Newton, G. Malak, .l. Moser, G. Kozuszkiewics, M. Johnson, M. King, K Lacy, M. Nolan, E. Kelso. Raw Two: T. Metherell, D. Ludwig, R. Lauria, C. Newman, Y. Leverenz, C. Larson, B. Jones, S Newton, M. Lauth, C. Keller. Row Three: T. Lane, D. Johns .l. Neu, R. Lee, K. LaDue, L. Miles, D. Ludwig, B. Lewis, E Kimmel. Row Four: D. Manchester, A. Kaiser, R. Morris., R Militello, B. Newhart, ,I. Johncox, T. Lemcke, D. Lemcke, M Kirchgessner, S. Longer. Absent: R. Lemcke, S. Merry. 58 5 FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 24, Row One: E. Richardson, S. Yeager, G. Shultz. J. Peters, K. Wyse, D. Robertson, W. Os- borne, K. Perrin. Row Two: K. Roland, J. Petrilli, D. Schmidt C. Schug. J. Richardson. M. Palmer. P. Mullins, M. Skipworth P. Rash. Row Three: T. Piazza, B. Sidebotham, P. Payne, E. s e Quinlan, K. Schott, T. Peck, M. Powers, B. Schultz, S. Olson, S. Pusey. Row Four: J. Sisson, C. Pilon, L. Ryan, D. Yockel, C. Scott. W. Schultz, M. Rood. E. Roberts. Absent: M. Nor- way, R. Reber, J. Rogers, E. Schubert, J. Schubert. F rosh Present Class Da Dance . . . FRESHMEN HOMEROOM 25, Row One: S. Steinmetz, R. VanBortle, C. Vogt, J. Wanamaker, S. VanHook, S. Wood- land, P. Smith, A. Trimmer, G. Vandenbosch. Row Two: G. Turner, R. Smith, R. Staples, R. Verslius, R. Unterborn, L. Weber, B. Uschold, L. Snyder, A. Warnock, N. Smith. Row Three: G. Snyder, G. Unterborn, P. Way, M. Wolf, M. Stout, C. Woodland, S. Stevens, S. Williams, N. Weissend. Row Four: T. Strauss, E. Walter, N. Visser, D. Strussenberg, J. VanBortle, B. Smyth, R. Staats, D. Webster, F. Soanes, C. Stolz, E. Southcott. Absent: C. Wagner. 4 E E ii 1 3 1 5 54 T, X X R 24 5 51 3 5 5 5 32 95 :Q if K2 fs E 5 B5 ii 12 fi fe ,Q A ia 53 m 5 i fx X1 :Q Q ii zz 'Q E5 fi Pictured at left: Marching Band Majorette co-captains, B. MAJORETTES, Row One: C. Dwyer, G. Oakden, S. Ophardt, 501116,-L Shaffer, D- Wright- C. Malak. Row Two: W. Branham, C. Baxter, E. Rice, B. Soule, J. Shaffer, L. Meiers, D. Wright, C. Hardy. And the Band Played on - - - COLOR GUARD, Row One: K. Cushing, J. Fowler, H. Hadley, L. Carter, A. Barringer, C. VandenBasch, P. Munding, K. Lacy. Row Two: D. Johnson, M. Castle. C. Connally, J. Ors- hurn, L. Way, W. Germeroth, M. Bernardo. Marching Band The marching band, under the direction of Mr. Charles Lucie, has shown excellent promise and ability in the short time that they have been organized. Testimony to this is the trophy awarded last summer to the band at the Caledonia Fair for the best performance by a marching band in the competition. Last summer also the band proudly represented the Hilton Volunteer Fire Department in the Firemen Parades held in this and surrounding counties. The all-girl color guard and the major- ettes added to the appeal of the band. The Hilton Central School Marching Band has all the ingredients of a cham- pion group. The guidance and instruction of a capable director, the industry and enthusiasm of talented students, plus the color and gaiety of the majorettes and color guard, equals an organization that deserves the praise and support of everyone in the Hilton Central School District. SENIOR HIGH BAND Rau' One: J. Justice. L. Jacobson. D. Staceo. J. Fulwiler. P. VanLare.C. Senger. B. Womhwell. H. Chadwick. N. Greenfield. G. Henry. J. Wyland. Row Tzro: J. Strauss. T. Metherell. R. Doud. J. Davis. J. Smyth. B. Harris. E. Waz. Edsall. D. Smith. M. Ayers. S. Frisby. D. Howe. L. Marvin. J. Bacon. Ron' Three: D. Garvey. B. Band Takes Honors Rash. W. Rash. E. Walter. D. Howie. D. Kruger. R. Burns. R. Fiddler. R. Barrett. A. Howie. T. Croft. J. Bardo. B. Lown. H. Craigie. B. Erickson. T. Strauss. L. Lawrence. Row Four: T. Burger. M. Durrant. S. Speer. D. Reeves. J. Curran. J. Rice. S. Manchester. R. Spamer. NI. Martin. J- Pennell. C. Ward. P. Way. M. Britton. Under New Leadership SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Seated: R. Fleming. N. Visser. S. Lane. R. Baxter. P. Kumpf. T. Strauss. Cv. Kovas. D Manchester. M. Rood. Rau' One: T. Almeter. V. Quill. .I Dickinson.C. Burritt. E. Rice. L. Hess. R. Laurie. S. Cornell. C. Clark. E. Irish. A. Verwulst. K. Wolf. Rau' Two: K. Collar mer. E. Smith. C. Hardy. C. Cerew. S. Newton. H. Hadley. C. Larson. M. White. B. Jones. J. Fowler. D. Wake. S. Stein metz. R. Staples. Miss Ball. Row Three: D. McCracken. W. Osborne. D. Baer. J. Verkest. N. Herbison. N. Johnson. J. Baase. T. Piazza. J. Moser. S. Williams. B. Hiler. K. Kintz M. Wolf, W. McCann. Row Four: B. MaeNaughton. L. Pestke L. Way. C. Malak. C. McCluski. J. Vary. E. Quinlan. R Clement. C. Senger.C. Cole. J. Priest. S. Konz. R. Waldon J. Dalherth. L. Cleveland. Rauf Five: D. Sine. T. Lane. M Castle. M. Stout. D. Johns. J. Crofy. G. Kleinbach. J. Orsburn K. Dieckman. D. Klafehn. C. Brooks. C. Diedrich. T. DiLella D. VanHook. The Music Department at Hilton is one of the most active. The Marching Band has taken honors in competition, Working together with a Color Guard, and group of Majorettesg the three co-captains of the Majorettes have won honors in baton twirling. This year the regular choruses have been supplemented with a Girls' Quar- tet, the Nineteens, an eighth grade girls' group, and an eighth grade boys' barbershop group. SENIOR HIGH BAND PLAYS FOR CLASS DAY Music Rings Through H ilt0n's Halls GIRLS QUARTET Row One: Miss Ballg C. Cole: S. Wil- liams: J. Moserg B. Jones: J. Dalberth. THE NINETEENS Row One: T. Piazzag T. Almeterg D Sineg J. Croft. Row Two: B. McCanng P. Kumpf: J. Dalberth R. Baxter. Row Three: T. Strauss. At Piano: Miss Ball 1 ART CLUB Row One: B. Irish, B. MacNaugh1on, T. Van- S. Bardo, J. Goose. Row Three: J. VerWulst, B. Harris. bortle, R. Manchester, D. Allen, C. Mancuso. Row Two: B- Heller, P- Day. H. Driscoll- L' Batchellef- S- KOIIZ- MTS- D. Lambiase, R. Brown. B. Allen, N. Jacobson, V. Gill. Crosby. Q Artists Help Decorah-25 l rarlans l tu ents WL 'b ' A 'd cl LIBRARY CLUB ROW 0116! P- Tfabfild- C- 5Cl'll1- L- Yockel. Three: R. Eustance, V. Gill, F. Berndt. E. Marvin, D. De- V-P-: A. Copp, Pres.: K- Clement, Sec-2 J- Eustance- Treas-: Volder, S. Mareucei, M. Jensen, K. Plender. Row Four: K- Guilf0il- L- Brown- Rvw Two: L- Lallue- H- Hunn,J-MOSer- N. Brenner, R. Bard. M. Hull, G. Carlson, L. Lemcke, B. E. Smith, C. Ayles, A. Clark, D. Burton, L. DeRycke. Row VanGee, L. Kirchgessner, C. Brooks. FFA Row One: Advisor Mr. Hilton, C. Jacohs, D. Sweeney, Sec.: D. Moser, Pres: B. Schull, Sentinel, S. Smith, Re- porter. Row Two: T. Almeter, E. Kimmel, D. Jensen, D. H iltonfs S od-B usters G'This meeting will come to order . . . rang thoughout the gym as the Future Farmers of America sponsored the Par- liamentary Procedure competition once again. President Darryl Moser called the meeting to order with the help of Mr. Hilton, club advisor, and the other mem- bers of the F.F.A. The class of '64 walked off with the trophy again. The F.F.A. is the most highly organ- ized group in our school. lt is a very tight unit which is quite self-sufficient, and associated with the national society. Walter, R. Marvin, S. Johncox, C. Hendershot. Row Three S. Longer, N. Johnson, J. Eichas, W. Wackerman, R. Reber R. Miller. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Kneeling: D. Burton, Barry, M. Land. Seated: C. Lambiase. Standing: R. Henry, Mr. Caron, R. Castle, J. Franz, J. Rice, R. Hamlin, C. Hendrickson. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Schade, the Future Homemakers of America had another successful and interesting year. They put their masterful arts to work and held a baked food sale at the RB8zE. Also, putting their feminine arts to work, the masters of the home sponsored a St. Valentine's Day Dance. They attended a conference at Webster this year along with other girls from the Monroe County area. This year the FHA had a member- ship of over 100. FHA Pictured at left, Row One: K. Biehler. Pres: S. Weins. VP: G. Oakden. Sec.: S. MacPherson. Treas. Row Two: B. Ohls. J. Hall. P. Trabold. N. Dickinson. G. Seils. Rau' Three: Mrs. Schade. B. VerWulst. S. Marcucci. M. Jensen. C. Morgante. L. Beiter. Rau' Four: L. Bronson. L. Lemcke. B. Hull. A. Copp. D. Hill. D. Wright. Rau' Five: K. Doles. M. Webster. R. Walden. B. Fallon. A. Pozzanghera. Future Teachers Practice in Grade chools FTA Ron' One: E. Marvin. M. Catlin. Pres: V. Anderson. VP: M. Atkinson. Sec.: G. Carlson. Treas. E. Irish. Row Two: Miss LeSchander. S. Cornell, A. Marafioti. J. Dickerson. S. Newton, H. Hadley. E. Rachow. L. Hess. Roux Three: S. VanHook, S. Stevens. A. VerWulst, N. Greenfield, J. Free- man. C. Burger. J. Burton, N. Skipworth. Row Four: S. Olson, L. Yockel. B. Schultz. .l. Vary. S. LaDue, C. Bronson. F. Berndt. Row Five: B. Pennell. C. Rachow. R. Militello. K. Marcucci. N. Weissend. LEADERS CLUB Row One: W. Branham, M. Bremner, H. Hadley, B. Jones, D. Kuhn, N. Visser, K. Lacy, L Metherell, P. Greenwell. Raw Two: D. Cusman. J. Cosxnan A. Sigler, J. Moser, S. Williams, G. Britton, W. Germeroth V. Rowland, R. Ophardt, E. Steinmetz. Row Three: A Harris, S. Ophardt, Y. Martin, B. Schultz, K. Dieckman S. Olson, J. Orsburn, C. Cole, B. Pennell, J. Vogt, P. Mance J. Beadling, P. Holden. Girls Ulleadj' Prepare or ursing Careers HEALTH CAREERS ROW one-' B- FHHOH- S- LHYHC- N- ViSSCf, Rycke, P. Miller, N. Herbison, J. Verkest, C. Connelly, G M- Whiifi, J- HHH- Sealed-' S- JOIUISOH- SCC-3 T- Merritt, Britton, K. Wolf, W. Osborne, S. Dwyer, L. Laurie, Mrs Pres. L. Bronson, VP: P. Lupo, Treas. Standing: L. De- Suydam,N,F0w1er, DRAMATICS CLUB, Row One: L, Metherell, J. Phillips, Three: D. Maggs, E. Ward, J. Priest, B. Fallon, D. Griffen, P.Cockburn, B. Halligan, S. Lane, T. Merritt, C. Dwyer, F. E. Howie, N. Weissend, J. Eustance, B. Schultz. Row Four: Berndt. Row Two: S. Fisher, M. Skipworth, M. Heffron, M. D. Hermans, K. Dieckman, S. Manchester, R. Hamlin, G. Edelman, D. Lambiase, N. Jacobson, Mr. Schreppel. Row Kobas,T.Strauss,C.Lambiase,S.Olson. Dramatics Club Holds Active Year Mr. Schreppel coaches Enyn Howie and Linda Methe rell. Under the guidance of Theodore Schreppel, the troupers of Hilton decided to perform something new for the audi- ence--a musical, and more specifically, Brigadoon, a love story set in a mythical Scottish village. The dramatics club, which as usual had a large membership, took part in assemblies and various activities through- out the year. VARSITY CLUB,Row One: T. Rundell. S. Lane, D, Militello L. Lawrence, M. VanAuker, D. Bronson, M. Hance, M. Beaty S. LaDue, R. Palumbo, R. Odell, C. Swift. Row Two: ji B.Hitzke.RowFour:W.Williams,R.Hendershol,T.Klafehn VerColen, D. Lloyd, J. Davis, J. Rice, R. Boffa, B. Schmitt, B. Henning, J. Bigler, L. Strauss, R. Durranl, D. Curran D. Hermans, J. Tolhurst, Advisor. Row Three: M. Bernardo, Science, Varsity lubs Added This Year Science Club members watch a physics lab. Seated: K. Tolhurst, T. Conklin. Standing: Mr. Pilato, fAclvisorJ, D. Hermans, D Maggs, T. Strauss, P. Stone, C. Sample. Row One: J. Doell, Consul, B. Hiler, Quaestor, N. Munzert Consul: T. Merritt, Seribia: B. Jones: N. Visser, G. Harradine M. King. K. Lacy. Row Two: G. Turner, M. White, H. Hadley, S. Newton, M. Lauth, V. Gill, R. Smith, E. Marvin, H. Davis Row Three: Mrs. Butler, C. Vogt, S. Arnold, C. Burger, P. Mal- colm, K. Kintz, K. Freeman, C. Wadsworth, R. Stothard, R. Ophardt. Row Four: G. Malak, J. Vary, L. Way, D. Lloyd, P. Way, D. Hermans, J. Orssburn, S. Olson, J. VerColen. Row Five: J. Shaffer, C. Cole, D. VanHook, J. Ophardt, A. Hazen, S. Frisby, R. Burgholzer, S. Reynolds. Language Clubs Encourage Row One: C. Burritt, Vice-Pres. M. Catlin, Sec. J. DeRycke, Treas. P. Greenwell, E. Rice, D. Lambiase, C. Bronson, W. DeRycke, D. Fox. Row Two: Miss LeSchander, A. Atkinson. B. Uschold, R. Laurie, J. Avery, D. Ayles, R. Efing, M. Edel- man. B. Brinkel, L. Stone. Row Three: M. Brenner, S. Cornell, J. Saekel, C. McCuski, P. Cockburn, J. Moser, H. Driscoll a Practice, F amiliarit D. Hoffman, D. Maggs, S. LaDue. Row Four: B. MacNaugh- ton, B. Soule, P. Stone, K. Doles, J. Vogt, J. Shaffer, J. Ver- Colen, R. Hamlin, G. Smith, R. Kase. Row Five: C. Mancuso, A. Flood, S. Sisson, R. Newhart, R. Palumbo, L. Lawrence, B. Klock, E. LeBoutillier, E. Waz, R. Herbison, J. Strauss. GERMAN CLUB, Row One: S. Cook, C. Heise, P. Greenwell, M. Freitag, J. Burton. Row Two: C. Hess, M. Heffron, M Skipworth, Y. Leverenz, G. Kozuskiewicz, D. Newton,J. Coon Row Three: Mr. Allen, D. Newton, M. Wolf, B. Schultz, N Weissend, T. Lane. Row Four: M. Haefele, P. Dwyer, P. Burton, R. Bouwens, B. Pennell, M. Nolen. Row Five: L. Kirchgessner, ,I. Davis, A. Kaiser, J. Becker, W. Semmens. 66Germans Join Activities at Hilton Central Advisor, officers, listen to suggestions of members The German Club, new this year, started out with thirty-four charter mem- bers. The enthusiastic group made plans for baked food sales, post-basketball game dances, and collection of dues, the proceeds from which would be put to- Wards a banquet to be held at the German Club in Rochester. It was generally thought that the members would profit from the real German music, food, and atmosphere available at the Club. The principal aim of the club is to have its members converse almost en- tirely in German. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL, Row One: D. Allen, Row Three: L. Stone, C. Stockmeister, W. DeRycke, P T. Merritt, D. Kuhn, Pres., C. Heise, V.-P., A. Marafioti, Sec., Greenwell. A- Barringer. C- Bronson. J. Furness. Row Four. L. Hendershot. Tres., G. Mancuso. Row Two: M. Bremner, S. Williams, B. Hyler, J. Collamer, L. Liess, T. Lane, L. Ryan R. Efing, D. Lambiase, C. Burrit, N. Greenfield, J. Justice. R. Roach, L. Lawrence, D. Strussenberg. tudent Council Active in chool Li e Student Council officers read over old minutes. The aims and objectives of a student council should reflect the needs of the school as ex- pressed by student leaders, other students, the faculty and administration. Among other things, a student council transacts business, enacts rules, and represents the general interests of the students, so as to maintain a higher standard of social living and create a spirit of mutual under- standing and cooperation between the student body and the administration. With these things in mind, our Student Council undertook a number of projects during the yearg these projects were in the interest of the entire student body. The Student Council functions under the guidance of its advisor, Mr. Brenon Caton. HONOR SOCIETY, Row One: Mr. Bellinger, John Doell, Nancy Shi-rtz, Diane Camp, G. Ricotta, T. Burger, N. Visser, M. Atkinson. Row Two: C. Heise, J. Justice, J. Wyland, G. Wadsworth, L. Kusmisz, P. Miller, J. Collamer, L. Harradine. Row Three: P. Markham, B. Hiler, D. Maggs, T. Rundell, P. Stone, S. Germeroth, J. Ophardt, K. Dieckman, L. Liess. Row Four: L. Flood, L. Lawrence, N. Smith, P. Harradin, E. Waz, J. Hazen, J. Strauss, T. Conklin, J. Bigler. Honors Groups Active at Hilton - - - ENZIANS, Row One: J. Ophardt, Pres.: G. Wadsworth, J. Wyland, A. Verwulst. Row Two: J. Doell, N. Munzert, Sec.: D. Camp, L. Stone, J. Justice. Row Three: J. Dalberth, R. Ophardt, K. Diekman, P. Stone. Row Four: E. Howie, Tres.: R. Polizzi, M. Martin, R. Dettman. Row Five: G. Mancuso, E. Waz, V.P.: J. Strauss. The members of the National Honor Society are chosen by the faculty from the ranks of the sophomore, junior, and, senior classes. The first qualification is a cumula- tive scholastic average of 8596 or above. Each candidate is then judged on his accomplishments in the fields of Char- acter, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service. During the year, the society includes in its itinerary various service projects, not the least of which is a volunteer tutoring service available to all students desiring help in academic subjects. Taking its name from a delicate blue flower found in the mountains of Germany and Switzerland, the Enzian Society is composed of students of the sophomore, junior, and senior year who have obtained a cumulative scholastic average of 90W or above. One of the purposes of the society is to promote cultural appreciation. In order to do this, the members often take in plays and concerts being performed in the area. PRESS CLUB Row One: T. Mansfield. J. Becker. J. Davis. P. Markham. R. Kase. E. Waz. Raw Two: P. Cvreenwell. Mrs. Smith, Advisorg N. Duell, Editor: P. Stone. Editor, J. Strauss. D. Bronson. Row Three: S. Rodger, L. Harradine. N. Munzert. R. Walden. K. Fien. Row Four: B. Allen. N. Jacobson. C. Merkel. F. Berndt. D. Camp. H. Bailey. Hilton Issues Three Publications SIFTINCS Row One: C. Harradine. M. Heflron. A. Mara- fioti. D. Kuhn. C. Heise. Row Two: K. Lacy. P. Blodgett. L. Morris. C. Scoppa. T. Chiras, H. Bailey. Row Three: T. Marple, F. Berndt. L. Metherell. A. Copp. J. Zarpentine, ,I. Olmey, H. Driscoll. Row Four: S. Rodger. G. Malak, C. Keller. G. Oakden. J. Pennell. K. Rogers, P. Miller. Row Five: J. Strauss. A. Flood, E. Waz. K. Fien. J. Bourey. J. Foster. 66 ' 99 66 ' ' DG Crier, iftin s row This year the HCrimson Crier celebrated its tenth year of publication. The 6'Crier has grown in size, content, and layout style. Working this year for the first time under a co-editorship, the MCrier sent its two editors to Syracuse University for a summer journalism course. The newspaper, under the patient guidance of Mrs. Katherine Smith, strives to be a means toward an informed student body, publishing its news, social activities, and, most important, opinions. Siftings',, under advisor Mr. Weldon Spross, has grown in size and content, demonstrating its quality with recognition yearly in the Times-Union, Democrat and Chronicle High School Editors Publication Competition. YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting: B. Williams. T. DiLella. T. Mansfield. C. Mancuso. D. Allen. B. Halligan. S. Lane. Row One: P. Greenwell. J. Cosman. D. Cosman. S. Stock- meister. P. Stone. L. Metherell. L. Boyd. J. Quataert. Row Two: C. Edwards. C. Newman. D. Lambiase. C. Heise. D. Kuhn. M. Edelman. M. Heffron. A. Marafioti. R. Efing. Row Three: Mr. Mabie. Advisor: Johnson. S. Ophardt. H iltorial Staff, 1964 Mr. Mabie .... ....... A dvisor Pat Stone ................... Editor-in-Chief Charlotte Stockmeister . . . . . . . . . . . . . Asst. Editorg Business Mgr. P. Greenwell . . . ............... Sr. Editor C. Heise ..... . . . Sr. High Classes D. Maggs . . . . . . Sr. High Activities A. Harris . . . . . .... Jr. High Classes M. Edelman . . ....... Jr. High Activities D. Kuhn .... .... F aculty 81 Administration T. Rundell .... ........... S ports Editor M. Catlin . . . ..... Patrons T. Burger . . . . . . Sales Mgr. S. Johnson. T. Jones. J. Verwulst. C. Ingham. S. LaDue. M. Atkinson. J. Armstrong. Row Four: P. Harradine. C. Diedrich. P. Holden. D. Maggs. L. Harradine. N. Duell. S. Rodger. A. Harris. T. Burger. V. Anderson. Row Five: D. Curran. C. Stewart. M. Catlin, S. Lawler. L. Hendershot. B. Fallon. S. Strussenberg. T. Rundell. R. Boffa. V The 1964 Hiltorial is characterized by change, represented even in its cover, the first to be gold and black, deviating from the usual crimson and white. A yearbook is a word and picture record of the school yearf' Hilton is growing in all facetsg this year the yearbook made use of the new facilities opened to us. using as much student photography as possible. and concentrating on layout style as well as content. We have recorded our many mistakesg we have made notes of those things that plagued us, but could have been eliminated if we knew then what we know nowf, and we have attempted to pass on our new found knowledge of pictures. picas and deadlines. Hilton is growing, and we are proud to be a partg the staff of the 1964 Hiltorial hopes to see each future book he a better yearbook, and. there- fore, every future staff be a more informed and efficient staff than the one preceding it. 4 1 x ge 7. 'u gf A N Junior High . . . Hilton Central houses two different worlds-that of the senior high, and that of the junior high at the far end of the building. For the seventh and eighth graders, the growing has just begun. They are only now forming their shadows behind them, and everything they discover today will find its way into those shadows. This is the age of discretion-the time to choose carefully any and every way they may take. Junior High --- Lilliput of Hilton wi A 3 1 3 Kg' f 1 x A .X ff ,SX i J f Y ,, 7 Q 5 Je? ' 1 ,,, Y . an sw.. 2 sw 5 Y' ww. L..,. . fs me ' K ' M ' ,, - A - ,fvmiiy wg- W SS EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 1, Row One: D. Becker, D Burton. C. Baxter. L. Carter. R. Castle. K. Clement, A. Corney, J. Bower. Row Two: C. Alexander, H. Bartholomew, L. Bron son, H. Craigie, G. Ayles, B. Cook, P. Blodgett. Row Three. K. Cooper, M. Britton, H. Chadwick, K. Campbell, D. Ellis, R. Burns, R. Carr, T. Becker. Row Four: B. Carl, S. Barleben, J. Colby, L. Cond, M. Bernardo, I. Beutnagel, B. Babcook. Absent: H. Ball, G. Branham, S. Christian. Two hundred and fifty eighth graders in Hi h School EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 3, Row One: W. Ellicott, S. Edsall, D. Groves, D. Francis, R. Dudash, J. Greenwell, J. Gross, C. Cushing. Row Two: D. Dickerson, F. Fedele, G. Dale, R. Elliott, R. Floyd, S. Gardner, J. Downes, B. Duchnys, V. Dean. Row Three: J. Dalberth, B. Eustance, J. Fulwiler, L. Fallon, T. Croft, J. Franz, J. Davis, S. Frisbee, D. Gardner. Row Four: D. Hackett, K. Deskins, J. Gouger, K. Emerson. B. Erickson, J. Foster, M. Haag, L. Darro, D. Everts. Absent: M. Duell. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 4, Row One: E. Harris, B Jessup, M. Howe, J. Hinkley, M. Haight, N. Jensen, T. John son, J. Hermance. Row Two: R. Harris, R. Horswell, R. Housel, L. Hennessy, L. LaDue, N. Horner, S. Harner. Row Three: J Irish, B. Harrington, L. Shorey, J. Hamm, T. Hamm, T. Heins- ler, F. Hopkins, R. Kozlowski, L. Koss. Row Four: C. Ingham, L. Johncox, M. Hull, K. Johnson, B. Kirchgessner,J. Kearney, G. Harris, L. Kanous, J. Hoffman. Absent: R. Hall. Class o 968 almost doubles class of '64 EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 5, Row One: T. Meiers, B Lown, L. Maw, L. Meyer, R. Oakden, T. Marple, L. Nersinger, L. Mansfield. Row Two: L. Oberer, L. Militello, C. Merkel, L Morris, L. Moroz, C. Oberer, D. Lum, K. Longer, H. Martin Row Three: K. Lawler. D. Lutwiller, D. McWiUiams, S. Lowery, R. McCracken, S. Lemcke, S. Marini, D. McMurdy, B. La- Plant. Row Four: M. McHugh, T. Taylor, S. LaDue, D. Miller, P. MacDonald, S. Martin, M. Land, F. Lasch, P. Marcucci. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOM 13, Row One: D. Sanger, C Phillips, S. Postlewaite, K. Smith, J. Olney, L. Oldfield. B. Semmens, R. Tears. Row Two: T. Slowe, T. Sidebotham, R. Pfund. K. Schug, R. Petrilli, C. Ritter, P. Rowley, L. Schwartz, S. Sackel. Row Three: J. Shepanski, M. Short, K. Rogers, J. Pennell, G. Prince, K. Plender, B. Pound, L. Rood. Row Four: C. Sample, J. Slater, J. Skidmore, L. Hardy, R. Wiseman, E. Smith, R. Ryan, R. Castner. Absent: L. Sargent. Eighth Graders Anticipate Graduation EIGHTH GRADE HOMERCOM 14, Row One: S. Soanes, J Harrington, W. VanHook, A. Tiffany, D. Snyder, C. Way, D Thomas. Row Two: F. Wanamaker, N. Tobin, D. Stacco, C Scoppa, D. Chiras, T. Soanes, R. Wake, G. Utter, J. Washing- ton. Row Three: B. Stiles, B. Wood, P. VanLare, R. Wake. J. Zarpentine, M. Warner, D. Twentymon, D. Syck. J. Ward. Row Four: M. Stothard, R. Adams, R. Rachow, W. Hobson, B. VanGee, D. Maynard, M. Lessar. EIGHTH GRADE HOMEROOMS 23 Sz 15, Row One: D. Wal- ter, B. Richardson, E. Parker, R. McCall, L. Soanes, B. Op- hardt, G. Howie. Row Two: T. Baxter, W. Williamson, D. New- ton, A. Clark, R. Priest, M. Dennis. Row Three: D. Kimmel, L. Awards Presented 0 SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 12, Row One: D. Gailey, L. Laurer, GT Lewis, D. Dale, G. Tiffany, C. Coyde, H. Ver- wulst, C. Dibhle. Row Two: L. Alexander, J. Mosier, H. Hunn, E. Peters, T. Achter, D. Lemcke, L. Weber, G. Penny, T. TL Draper, J. Johnson, D. Smith, L. Manchester, L. Earle, R. Hunt. Row Four: H. Foster, T. Dickinson, J. Hanf, E. Nersing- er, P. Prince, G. Short, T. Brownlee. Absent: M. Dudash. E ighth Grade ight Brodie. Row Three: S. Kanous, P. Fredrick, ,I. Kith, T. Gates, R. Frank, W. Southcott, T. Durbin, C. Agostinelli. Row Four: F. Maynard, R. Brown, C. Sheffield, B. Smith, B. Ciranni, B. Maynard, E. Manchester, C. Harp. B. Bevins. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 10, Row One: R. Roach D. Hazen, C. Robillard, K. Turner, R. Szady, D. Hundley, L. Richardson, P. Foster. Row Two: S. Scheithauer, G. Church S. Oldfield, S. Barry, P. Moroz, P. Trabold, D. Jensen,J. Hob son, B. Soward. Row Three: C. Olson, J. Bourey, L. King, D. Kilmer, S. Berglund, R. Miller, K. Johnson, T. Griffen, E. Rodger. Row Four: S. Wyse, S. Suydam, 1P. Scriher, S. Lem- cke, C. Kellman, D. Lawson, G. Brooks, K. Elmer. Class 0 969 Divided During 63-64 SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM ll, Row One: M. Schwenk, K. Woodams, S. Cole, S. Wolters, C. Goodman, T. Vary, M. Doud, B. Schaffer. Row Two: G. Lissow, G. Johnson, B. Bruck- er, T. Radtke, J. Blodgeli, S. Porter, W. McCracken, J. Welch Row Three: L. Trembeth. D. MacWilliam, L. Graffrath, E. Schott, K. Garvey, D. Roethel, L. Partridge, C. Sauve. Row Four: D. Zanella, J. Francis, C. Spleltstrosser, N. Holden, T. Waz, S. Durrant, D. Gallagher. SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 12, Row One: S. Clement, D. Konz, R. Taylor, L. Oakden, S. Wilcke, L. Allen, S. Stevens, V. Geisler. Row Two: P. Muncling, B. Newton, M. Metherell, T. Wilnot, G. Weaver, H. Newman, D. Giancursio, T. Waffle, ome in Henry Street, SEVENTH GRADE HOMEROOM 13, Row One: D. Blain J. Mcgillicudy, R. Marvin, G. Pickett, S. Kimmel, M. Hauck C. Mattiee, D. Miles. Row Two: A. Ciciotti, M. Northrup, .l Slater, W. Boudman, J. Roberts, K. Freeman, S. Jacobson, K. Culmone. Row Three: P. Hutton, E. Robertson, B. Brenner, B. Bates, K. Damann, G. McElligott, S. Newhart, G. Selke. Row Four: M. Chadwick, S. Atwell, D. Adamski, C. Pabo, C. Haag, S. Miller, C. Neracker, C. Finlay. Some in High School L. Derosia. Row Three: C. Podgers, B. Pettit, L. Lowery, S. Kuttruff, N. Casper, L. Heath, J. Strussenberg, B. Kremer. Row Four: G. Davis, K. Dalberth, B. Loscoter, T. Habgood, J. Larson, J. Lake, D. Czeh, B. Barry. SEVENTH GRADE, HOME ROOM NO. 19, Row One: K. Lawler, W. Bohrer, J. Sweemer, D. Fox, D. Henning, P. Rood C. Zuriek, K. Du Colon. Row Two: T. Herbstommer, J. Gard ner, L. Hundley, C. Reynolds, D. Greenfield, K. Carl, S. Daily, E. Fox, A. Manchester. Row Three: D. Bryant, D. LaDue, D. DeVolder, D. Charney, M. Cubitt, G. Martin, K. Frisbee. Row Four: N. McAllister, K. Kimmel, P. Prince, S. Fay, K. De Wolf, L. Henry, A. Bennett, L. Radford. Junior High Crowds the Halls . . . Junior High between classes. Q JR. HIGH PRESS, Row One: N. Jensen, R. Miller, D. Kilmer. Row Two: M. Metherell, D. Henning, M. Hauck, P. Stone, Copy Editor. Row Three: Mrs. Smith, L. King, .l. Bourey, C. Neracker. The junior high, with its two grades, rivals the senior high in size. Scholastic- ally, it is constantly being offered courses not usually taught until senior high, in an experimental program. The junior high is taking on a new importance, and consequently has been given more responsibility. The Junior High Student Council manages the affairs of the junior high, and has gained financial potency. lt is a highly organized group, run similarly to the senior high council. This year the junior high was given a chance to participate in the production of the newspaper publication of Hilton, the Crimson Crier. . . . Caverns Their Affairs, and Helps with Newspaper JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL. Row ONES S- Kimmel, Row Two:J. Hobson, T. Brodie, R. Wake, K. Frisby, A. Clark, W- Williamson. Tres-. K- Lawler. Vice-pres-. D. Mac William, S. Newham. Row Three: K. Clement, R. Burns, T. Croft, G. Sec., T. Marple, T. Sidebotham. Absent: C. Ritter, Pres. Harris,Mrs.March. JUNIOR HIGH ART CLUB Row One: J. Sweemer, K. Lawler. D. Blain. D. Konz. R. Taylor. B. Pettit. L. Lowery. S. Wilcke. Row Two: P. Munding. G. Church. T. Baxter. G. Lissow. R. Horswell. G. Weaver, H. Newman. J. McCil licudy. P. Trabold. Row Three: Mr. Beato. E. Robertson B. Brenner. S. Berglund, S. Kuttruff. S. Atwell. D. Adamski. J. Greenwell. M. Maw. A. Bennett. Row Four: C. Pabo. S. Fay. A. Fallon. J. Zarpentine. L. Mansfield. S. Kanous. B. Smith. C. Haag, K. Plender. N. Smith. Henry Street Seventh Graders Join Activities DRAMATICS CLUB Row One: L. Richardson. L. Oakden C. Merkel. S. Kanous. L. Mansfield, B. Cook. K. Culmone J. Downes. Row Two: R. Horswell, S. Barry. K. Turner. K. Schug. C. Reynolds, L. Hennessy. L. Morris, G. Utter Row Three: D. Burton. L. Schwartz. E. Fox. G. Selke. S. Atwell. D. Adamski. L. Fallon, J. Bower. Row Four: L. Henry. B. Smith. D. Smith. M. Haight. K. Rogers. S. Barleben. C. Finlay, G. Hanf. .IUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row One: C. Hoadley. L. Hundley. D. Giancursio. S. Jacobson. N. Tobin. P. Moroz. L. LaDue. G. Ayles. Rau' Two: B. Newton. M. Metherell. S. Oldfield. S. Barry, ,I. Slater. M. Hauck, K. Carl. C. Reynolds. S. Dailey. Row Three: C. Goodman, K. Turner. L. Morris. K. DuColon. L. Oakden. L. Richardson. A. Tiffany. C. Merkel. Mrs. Granger. Ron' Four: B. Cook. L. Schwartz. L. Lowelry. E. Fox. K. Kimmel. P. Prince. K. Francis. L. Graffrath. N. McAllister. 75 Junior H igh Future H omemakers JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row One: B. Harrington. G. Brooks. N. Holden. L. Moroz. N. Kasper. R. Taylor. D. Adamski. B. Pettit. Row Two: D. Burton. D. Groves, S. Wilcke. J Strussenberg, S. Berglund. S. Lemcke. S. Atwell. L. Henry, D. Lawson. Row Three: Mrs. Granger sw K. DeWoIf. S. Sackel. N. Jensen. G. Mclilligott. S. Lemeke. R. Eustance. T. Taylor. S. Kanous. L. Mansfield. M. Haight. Row Four: P. Rowley. L. Nersinger. S. Newhart. K. Campbell. B. Carl. K. Rogers. J. Lake. P. MacDonald. J. Colby. Row Five: L. Cond. G. Hanf. L. Hardy. M. Haag. JUNIOR HIGH BAND Row One: D. Diedrich, S. Edsall, M. Reazol, R. Harris, L. Meyer, J. Irish, K. Barry, J. Avery, J. Fulwiler, P. VanLare. Row Two: C. Way, L. LaDue, I. Beutnagel, A. Corney, M. Haight, P. MacDonald, J.Ward, P. Jessup, N. Jensen, B. Erickson, B. Lown. Row Three. R. VanGee, J. Olney, H. Craigie, R. Wake, R. Smith, S Bardo, R. Herbison, S. Kanous, L. Weber, H. Martin, G Clyde, W. Schultz, M. Britton. Row Four: L. Manchester D. Senger, T. Slowe, B. Blasch, R. Petrilli, Mr. Lucie, E Manchester, J. Huff, K. Johnson. Music in the Junior H igh --- JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS Row One: C. Cushing, S. Lemcke T. Hamm, D. Lutwiller, J. Hinkley, C. Dibble, S. Harner, J. Downes, W. Ellicott, S. Sackel. Row Two: Miss Ball, D. Groves, V. Dean, J. Hermance, A. Tiffany, C. Oherer, G. Utter, D. Newton, L. Hennessy, R. Pfund, N. Tobin Row Three: L. Fallon, F. Hopkins, L. Oldfield, J. Bower R. Dudash, K. Clement, B. Wood, L. Carter, C. Agostinelli P. Rowley, L. Mansfield. Row Four: K. Emerson, J. Dalberth S. Marini, J. Hamm, D. Smith, D. McWilliams, L. Shorey B. Smith, B. LaPlant, R. Carr. Row Five: P. Marcucci, L Hardy, P. Kirchgessner, M. Bernardo, D. Gardner, L. Cond K. Plender, G. Branham, B. Carl. EIGHTH GRADE BOYS' BARBERSHOP Row One: P. Kirchgessner, K. Emerson, B. LaPlant, L. Oldfield, Miss Ball. Row Two: R. Dudash, J. Bower, J. Downes, R. Pfund. EIGHTH GRADE GIRL SINGERS Row One: J. Dalberth, B. Wood, M. Bernardo, L. Carter, N. Tobin, P. Rowley. At Piano: Miss Ball. Junior H igh Participates --- JR. HIGH INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Row One: J. Mc Gillicudy, P. Trabold, F. Fedele, J. Sweemer, R. Elliott Row Two.' G. Church, R. Horswell, G. Lissow, J. Mosier, D. Lemcke. Row Three: J. Downes, E. Robertson, B. Brenner, R. Brown, J. Shepanski, Mr. Crouse. Row Four: E. Manchest er, R. Frank, E. Rodger, B. Bevins. JR. HIGH SCIENCE CLUB Row One: C. Mattice, P. Rood, D. LaDue, T. Griffen. Row Two: A. Ciciotti, T. Herbstsommer, R. Horswell, J. Gardner. Row Three: G. Martin, S. Suydam, T. Hahgood, J. Larson, B. Swan. Faculty and Administration There are many kinds of shadowsg something has to go into the making of any shadow. This is Where the faculty fits into our school life. We owe them many things, indeed We are indebted to them. It is the teachers who have shed light, in the form of in- struction, patience, and guidance, that We might leave shadows in our paths on our way into the future. Perhaps these shadows are not of great importance to us now, but in years to come they may serve, as we remember back, as explanations for many of us. No memory can exist without a hap- pening, no shadow can be formed without a light shining someplace before it. 2 f 1 BOARD OF EDUCATION, Row One: Mr. S. Fulwiler, Mr. J. Klock, Mr. W. Hermance. Row Two: Mr. G. Corney, Mr. J. Cushing, Mr. E. Irish, Mr. D. Foster, Mr. G. Cook. 94 Our Board of Education is composed of seven members. The Board has many functions, one of which is to pro- vide adequate facilities in order to attract new teachers to our school system. This year eighteen new faculty members have been added to the school staff. The Board members meet many challenges throughout the school year. This year there were two defeats on the proposal to build a new Junior High School. After a committee was set up to investigate this matter further, this proposal was passed. The Board meets the first and third Tuesdays of every month. These meet- ings are open to the public. However, the board may call closed meetings, in which voting cannot take place. The Board members' occupations vary from a Kodak worker to a local busi- nessman. This enables the Board to be better informed of our changing world. 'Education is a continuous process. Mr. Wayne Furness, Principal of Senior High, and Donna Kuhn. Mr. Joseph Lester, Principal of Junior High. Administration Supervises Senior, Mr. Lewis Markham, Supervising Principal. Junior Schools SECRETARIES, Row One: Mrs. Schmitt, Mrs. Odell, Mrs Harris, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. McCarroll. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, Row One: Mr. Spross, Mr. Lubes, Mr. Holman, Mr. Addley. Row Two: Mr. Schreppel, Mrs. Armitage, Mrs. Smith, Mrs, Rowley, Mr. Mahan. English and History Departments Experiment Eleventh Grade Studies American Literature. History lecture. with Lectures, Group Seminars or Seniors HISTORY DEPARTMENT,Row One: Mr. Wright, Mrs. March, Mr. Burns, Mr. Vanderbush, Mr. Shumanski. Row Two: Mr Robinson, Mr. Mahan, Mr. Harris, Mr. Carson. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT, Seated: Mr. Bannister, Mr. Beal, MI- Bennett. Standing: Mr. PHHIO, MT- ADPCIL MF- Natkili, Mr Stubblebine, Mr. Schnur. Science Pro resses With The Age at Hilton Experiment in the Biology Lab Line the seven up with the one. and then . . . Experimental Math Tested At Hilton Mike sets up a geometry problem MATH DEPARTMENT. Seated: Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Wojnowski, Mr. Donnell, Standing: Mrs. Sillick, Mrs. Watters, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Keable O0 LANGUAGE AND LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS: Mrs. Butler, Mr. Allen, Miss LeSchander, Miss Seemann. Absent: Mr. Noto. Third Language Added to Curriculum This Year Mlle. LeSchander parlant aux etudiants in language lab. Seated:Miss Durrant, Mrs. Tyler. Standing: Mr. Mabie, Mr. Altman, Mr. Clement. B usiness Courses Typing rooms available after school. er Training, Modern Equipment GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT: Mr. Bellinger, Mr. Moore., Miss Allen. WW I 101 ? Q li E 1 Q AGRICULTURE, INDUSTRIAL ARTS, AND HOME ECO- HENRY STREET TEACHERS, Row One: Mr. Robinson. NOMICS DEPARTMENT, Row One: Mr. Crouse, Mr. Caton, Mrs. Newsom, Mr. Fitzpatrick.Standing: Mr. Bennett. Mrs. Schade, Mr. Hilton. Row Two: Mr. Loughhead, Mrs. Granger, Mr. Hicks. Darryl works on drill press. HEALTH STAFF, Standing: Dr. Cilento, Mrs. Suydam. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT: Miss Dobbertin, Seated-' MTS' Wright- Mr. Christ, Mr. Kr0tz.Missing: Mr. Tolhurst. Eighth grade gym class plays volleyball. V V 1'f'--.- U W 1, , Mlm ma um 'N ?WW.M4,s:zaiy,5Qgg35 r .ag ,9 5 i ? 4 l K 2 ? 5 2 'ii wi 5 5 w as Q l 51 5 O4 Toby and Sharon change art showcase. Art, Music Staffs Help Students Mr. Lucie speaks during assembly. Plan Functions MUSIC AND ARTS STAFFS: Mrs. Crosby, Miss Ball, Mr. Guenther. Absent: Mr. Lucie. 5 CAFETERIA STAFF, Row One: Mrs. Sine, Mrs. Bashaw, Meiers, Mrs- Smith. Mrs- Neracker. Mrs- VanGee. Mrs- Mrs. Simmson, Mrs. Helle, Mrs. Buell. Row Two: Mrs. Di6d1'iCk,MfS-LBV8Hd0Ski- S taff Feeds, Maintains, Transports Students - - - BUS DRIVERS, Row One: Mr. Burch, Mr. Lemcke, Mr. Graupman, Mr. Wright, Mr. VanHauten, Mr. Weber, Mr. Haslip, Mr. Rood, Mr. Downes, Mr. DiLe1la. Row Two. Mr. Hiscock, Mr. Voelkl, Mr. Mawers, Mr. Haskins, Mr. Bigger, Mrs. Jessups, Mr. Miner, Mr. Herdershot, Mr. Kluth, CUSTODIANS, Row One: F. Harrington, S. Caccamise. Row Two: Mrs. Weiss, C. Wake, D. Barrett. MT- Schildl- 10 A 1 1, E 4' H 1 1 W I Sports Shadows Through Time Perhaps time has been the best judge of all. Judging right and wrong, good and bad, always with an unbiased viewpoint, time has left a shadow on the fields where Hiltonls teams have com- peted. Our trophy case gives evidenceg but there is more to it than that. The crimson and the white have always been proud colors for any athlete to wear. They stand for, and always will, a spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play. Sports are necessary, for physical and mental fitness go hand in hand. So the game begins with a hand shake, and May the best team win. 08 Junior Varsity practices Dan Curran at bat Last spring, Coach Tolhurst led his boys to a fairly successful season. The team was weakened by the loss of several lettermen, and as a result last spring was a building year. This year they expect a much more powerful team with the addi- tion of the new members of the much more successful Junior Varsity team. The Junior Varsity was coached by Mr. Spross. VARSITY BASEBALL Seated: B. Williams. B. Barker. L. Koss, E. Gurslin, M. Durrant, J. Rice. P. Rood. Standing: JV BASEBALL Sitting: R. Gavigan. E. Holenbeck. P. Barry, R. Stevens. R. Bales. Kneeling: D. Williams. R. Lewis, J. Bigler. T. Klafehn. B. Henning. D. Curran. L. Strauss, B. Durrant. B. Hitzke, C. Mance. R. Roach, B. McCann, M. VanAuker. Standing: F. Sanger. S. Reynolds. S. Morris, L. Lawrence. R. Burns. M. Beaty. 10 O TENNIS TEAM Kneeling: P. Slater, G. Corney, C. Wein- lawski, T- Duell, W- COHHIUCF- J- BOUTCY- B- Hammmld- mann, A. Turgon, T. Rundell, P. Born. Standing: N. Bres- Rundell goes for ball. Match Point! Under the firm-handed guidance of Mr. Dzwigal and the assistant coaching of Mr. Krotz, the tennis team had a very good year. They compiled a 9-1-1 record, being led by Captain George Corney, who took second place in the first singles divi- sion of the Monroe County HAH league. COACHES: Mr. Krotzg Mr. Dzwigal. TRACK TEAM Row One: C. Edsall. P. Lockner, E. Schubert. P. Markham, M. Aldred, N. Johnson, S. Sisson. R. Mar-Intosh, R. Baxter, B. Ingham, J. Hand. M. Williams. D. Lloyd. Row Two: Steve LaDue. A. Woodams. R. Palumbo. G. Paradise, D. Taggert, R. Barleben, R. Paradise. J. Lodan, Row One: Dixie Wood, Diane Maggs. Penny Bonawitz. Row Two: Mary Catlin, Lynnette Kerber. Diana Anderson. Donna Carter. C. Swift. L. Barringer, T. Rankin, D. Militello. Paul Kumpf. D. Hermans, J. Palmer, D. McCarroll. Row Three: T. Conklin, D. Miller. W. Brenner, T. Palmer. R. Hendershot. T. Law- rence, G. Sears. E. Waz, C. Ward. J. Curran. W. Semmens. Nl. Hance, R. Odell. Un Your ark - - - ---GetSet--- ---Go! Again the track team excelled un- der the superb coaching of Dean Christ. Five new Varsity records were estab- lished in the broad jump, pole vault, high jump, 220 yd. dash, and the mile, thanks to the efforts of Steve LaDue, John Palmer, Ron Hendershot, Bob Paradise, and Roland Odell respectively. Another good year is expected with the enthusiasm which has been built up for track this season. Hendershot and Paradise try for high jump record. Hendershot breaks record. ' f V. M LaDue kicks past goalie Williams scores against Wheatland-Chili Rice heads ball 112 Seated: J. LaDue, J. Rice, E. Gurslin, B. Schmitt, M. Van- Auker, R. Hendershot, T. Rundell, D. Militello, R. Palumbo, M. Beaty. Standing: Mr. Krotz, R. Barleben, M. Bernardo, Soccer Season, 663 Put it in! Even though there was a great amount of power and experience in this yearis soccer team, the record didn't show it. The season was filled with many one point defeats and numerous heart- breaks. The team compiled a 3-1-6 record for the season. On the other hand, the Junior Var- sity soccer team had a very successful season, and took first place in their league under Coach Dzwigal. L. Lawrence, D. Moser, B. Williams, T. Klafehn, J. Bigler, S. Morris, L. Strauss, F. Ryan, B. Hitzke, S. Spears, Mr. Klch. Row One: J. Burch, C. Stevens, S. McCluski, N. Miner. Row Two: J. Petrilli, R. Staples, T. Metherell, B. Rash,,.' D. Diedrich, M. Wolf, M. Stout, T. Lane, D. Johns. Row Three: A. Trimmer, R. Cavigan, E. Walter, D. Congers, R. Roach, D. Williams, R. Stevens, D. Vanl-look, B. McCann. Row Four: J. Lum, R. Morris, R. Baxter, D. Haefele, K. Damann, N. Visser, M. Rood, T. Palmer, Mr. Dzwigal. sf, J 3 I 1 . 9 1 Row One: D. Lloyd, T. Duell, M. Dudash, J. Bonacci, D. Lud- Johnson, Mr. Robinson. Row Three: D. Curran, R. Miller, wig, R. Verslius, R. Floyd, P. Markham. Row Two: R. Odell, R. Henning, G. Sears, G. Odell, J. Curran, P. Kumpf, M. C. Swift, P. DeNeve, J. Becker, M. Durrant, G. Oakden, N. Hanee. Harriers Take First Place in Roland admires new cross country trophy. Monroe County . . . Endurance, Speed, Stamina Section Five Class B champion Roland Odell led the undefeated cross- country team to a successful season. The team brought honor to the halls of Hilton Central by winning first place in their league, and by taking second place in the Section Five competition. The team, gaining in prestige, num- bers and quality, is looking forward to another successful season next year, with the return of five varsity harriers. The team was ably coached by Mr. Robinson. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL, Row One: J. Huff, R. Staples, Row Three: K. Damann, R. Haight, N. Visser, L. Ryan, T. A. Trimmer, J. Sisson, K. Dean, T. Piazza. Row Two: C. Vogt, Metherell, Coach Tolhurst. R. Morris, B. Howie, D. Manchester, E. Walter, A. Atkinson. Frosh Basketball, Bowling, Young but Thriving BOWLING TEAM,Row One: R. Howie, C. Swift, M. Bernardo, W. Schmitt, L. McCormick. Row Two: R. Agostinelli, B. Klock, M. Beaty, C. Gears, D. Militello, Mr. Shumanski. l 115 H Vyf- my AWVV HH '-f www., ,M , ,,., H ,. Mmwv, 4' Many? W LA. ,,.V ,,.,,, A Wmmwf ' H ,M ,,,,.,,,,,,,m-wfw,,,,m,..WW M,.,,.,s.,.i,,.m,, w,.,,WwW,.WWmMM,W,,MWMw Takedown . . . Wrestling Team Works for Championship Breakdown . . . Pin . . . WRESTLING TEAM, Row One: B. Harris, R. Versluis, G. D. Miller, D. Moser, J. Becker, M. Strussenberg, D. Yockel, Turner. Row Two: D. Hermans, G. Oakden, J. Davis, D. Lloyd, N. Johnson, Mr. Kroetz, Coach. E. Curslin, M. VanAuker, T. Rundell. Row Three: D. Burton, Takes on Hardest Teams at Hilton takes defensive Beginning of Season Speed, Conditioning, Training . . . The wrestling team, under the guid- ance of Coach Albert Krotz, began the '64 season with a confident outlook. The loss of four seniors from last year was com- pensated by the return of eight lettermen, and the addition of four new men to the varsity starters, most lightweights. The team encountered its strong opponents in the beginning of the season, and expected a more victorious season's end. Last year's season ended with the capturing of second place in the counties by Larry Barringer 11655, and of fourth place by Dave McCarroH 11381. 7 18 Up for the shot. Klafehn takes ball Reach for the ball I VARSITY BASKETBALL, Row One: Managers and ballboys: R. MacWilliams, R. Floyd, P. Barry, C. Edsall, S. Cole, R. Rood, B. Hales. Row Two: R. Roach, R. Palumbo, D. Richard- '6See That Basket, See JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL, Row One: M. Durrant, R. Kruger, D. Johns. Row Two: D. Conger, T. Duell, R. Stevens. Row Three: R. Barleben, Mr. Dzwigal, M. Rood, J. Curran. Missing: R. VanHook, W. McCann. son, J. Hull, N. Smith, L. Lawrence, T. Klafehn, R. Hender- shot, W. Burns, S. Morris, F. Ryan, J. Bigler, L. Strauss, R. Durrant, D. Curran, Mr. Vanderbush. That Ball . . P' Hoopsters Make Mark . . . Under the able guidance of Mr. Vanderbush, the Hilton basketball team opened the '64 season. The team experi- enced a slow beginning because of de- feats in six non-league games, but held their own within the league, and looked forward to a successful season. The team was backed up by a strong bench, consisting mainly of juniors, and a strong set of starters, including seniors Ron Hendershot, Dan Curran, Terry Klafehn, and Bob Durrant, and juniors Larry Lawrence, Newell Smith, and Ralph Palumbo. 20 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Row One: C. Diedrich, S. Germeroth, P. Bonawitz, J. Armstrong, L. Boyd, D, Camp, L. Ingham M. Edelman. Cheerleaders Promote Enthusiasm . . . Afternoon practice forthe big game. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Row 0ne.' N. Shirtz, A. Barringer, L. Stone, S. Williams, D. Wood, C. McCluski, J. Col- lamer, C. Cole. Provide Spirit Practice in the cafeteria. 122 GIRLS ALL-STAR BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right: D. Cosman, S. Strussenberg, L. Metherell, P. Mance, J. Vogt, B. Pennell, J. Beadling, E. Steinmetz. P, Holden. J. Cosman. Center: Miss Dobbertin. Girls Compete in ports BADMINTON WINNER AND RUNNER-UP P. Holden. L. Boyd. FIELD HOCKEY Kneeling: P. Holden. C. Cole. S. Strussen berg. A. Harris. B. Pennell. J. Beadling.Stam1ing: D. Wake ,I. Cosman. P. Day. D. Cosman. S. Stockmeister. C. Ingham World TENNIS WINNER AND RUNNER-UP S. Hannon. .I Cosman. . ,I-..N..foM.....,,H.....+ Alma Mater Ifto H.C.S. we're loyal, And the red, and white, and blue, We will never fail to honor The school that made us true. Ifat work, or play, or pleasure Pleasant memories will be bright Of dear old Hilton Central, And the crimson and the white. School spirit is not a color, an unde- feated team, nor the newest of beautiful buildings. Spirit is the untangible feeling that can only be present within a group composed of people who simply like each other, and who are proud of themselves. We have taken this opportunity to give Hilton Central a golden yearbook. A yearbook should be a word and picture record of the school year. The colors on this book will not tell you the color of your teams' uniforms, nor anything else you may associate with uspiritgl' the color only reflects what we feel to be the real spirit of a growing school within a growing community. We offer you, in word and picture, and housed in the Hiltorial, 1963-1964. 2 American Towel Supply Barbara's Beauty Salon Claude C. Barclay Clyde Robillard, Jeweler Coiffures by .loceal Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Don Berle Service Station Dr. Baldwin Martin, D.D.S. Dr. Milton M. Shulman, D.D.S. Dwight-Maurcie Northrup Insurance Eagle Super Duper Frank Ciaccia A Friend George N. Rowley, Inc. Greene's Building Maintenance Supply Co. Hilton Candy Kitchen V Hilton Dry Cleaners Hilton G.L.F. Hilton I.G.A. Hilton Laundromat Hilton Milling and Warehouse Co., I Hilton Record Hilton Rexall Pharmacy Hilton Village Restaurant IIC. Patrons Hy's Atlantic Service .losten's, Robert E. Killip John H. Potter Company, Inc. Justice Florist Kandt Funeral Home LeRoy Elm Dairy, Inc. LaCorte Hardware McMann,s Barber Shop McNall's Furniture Packard Chemical 81 Equipment Co. Pleasure Lanes Pleasure Shop Podgers Reality Rochester Gas and Electric Company Rood Electronics Sage, Rutty and Company, Inc. Scott Studio, G. W. Scott Schrader's Meat Products State Bank of Hilton Stothard's Hardware Swift and Company Tydol Central Walker Studio William V. Newcomb and Frank B. 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