Hilton Central School - Hilltorial Yearbook (Hilton, NY)

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Dedication For the past three years, many of us have come to know and admire Mr. Theodore Schreppel. Some of us have had him in classg some of us have worked with him in the casual atmosphere of Dramatics Club. Still others have had the privilege of acting under his direction in class plays. But to all of us, he is our idea of what a teachershouldbe. He is bestowed with the rare combination of understanding, humor and an enthusiasm for his work. We, the class of l966, dedicate to you, Mr. Schreppel, with deepest appfeciatign this 0l1I' Hill0I'lal.

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SENIORS Seniors! This is a title we coveted for three years and finally attained. Soon we must relinquish it to the following class. As we look back at the past four years, we see how we have changed as individ- uals and as a class. We are very different people from the expectant inexperienced Freshman that entered high school in Sep- tember 1962. We have grown in knowledge, experience, and maturity. With the addition of each yearis responsibilities, there was likewise an addition in privileges and re- wards. As graduation draws nearg the class of '66 is filled with mixed feelings. We are sad to leave our friends and classmates and the life we have shared for four years. We are happy too--to be starting a new way of life with new friends and experi- ences.