Not a member?
JOIN HERE
Find and click on your name.

WHO'S ONLINE NOW


No registered users are online right now.

PROFILE UPDATES


•   Worker Bees  2/20
•   Jim Carter  2/7
•   Howard Paine  2/1
•   Suzanne Roten  1/1
•   Raymond Hitchcock  12/21
•   Del Joyce  12/17
•   Bruce Wilson '64  12/3
•   Perry Teaff  11/28
•   Danny Goodlett  11/15
•   Linda Garland (Oestreich)  10/25
Show More

WHERE WE LIVE


Who lives where - click links below to find out.

1 lives in Alabama
11 live in Arizona
128 live in California
4 live in Colorado
1 lives in Connecticut
1 lives in Delaware
5 live in Florida
3 live in Georgia
9 live in Idaho
2 live in Illinois
1 lives in Indiana
1 lives in Iowa
2 live in Louisiana
1 lives in Maine
1 lives in Maryland
1 lives in Montana
2 live in Nebraska
4 live in Nevada
2 live in New Mexico
1 lives in New York
3 live in North Carolina
2 live in Ohio
1 lives in Oklahoma
7 live in Oregon
3 live in South Carolina
3 live in Tennessee
6 live in Texas
1 lives in Utah
5 live in Virginia
14 live in Washington
2 live in Wisconsin
2 live in Australia
1 lives in France
1 lives in Germany
1 lives in Malaysia
139 location unknown
140 are deceased

JOINED CLASSMATES


Percentage of Joined Classmates: 63.8%

A:   249   Joined
B:   141   Not Joined
(totals do not include deceased)

 

We have had 268,196 visitors to Hilltop66!




In 1907 a candy maker from New York City, Leo Hirshfield, invented the chocolate-flavored chew and named it after his daughter, Clara who he affectionately called his little Tootsie.
Tootsie Rolls were the first penny candy to be individually wrapped when they hit the market commercially in 1908. More than 100 years later, Tootsie Rolls remain wildly popular with approximately 64 million pieces made per day!Tootsie Rolls were the first penny candy to be individually wrapped when they hit the market commercially in 1908. More than 100 years later, Tootsie Rolls remain wildly popular with approximately 64 million pieces made 64 million pieces made per day!

During the 1950 Korean War Battle of Chosin Reservoir, the Marines used "Tootsie Rolls" as a code word for 60mm mortar ammunition. Due to a miscommunication, they received actual candy via parachute, which provided vital nourishment in sub-zero temperatures and was used to plug holes in fuel lines and equipment.

2026

Camping Trip: Plans are still in the works. Thanks to Trailboss Lynne Moss for keeping us together. 
60th Reunion:  August 21-23. Stay tuned as plans are in the works. 
Christmas Open House: at the Paine’s December 12th  

Please keep in mind that the Christmas Open House (always 2nd Saturday of December) and the camping trips are recurring each year. 

We are always open to lame excuses to get  together, so please let us know. Also, if any one wants to head up a mini reunion the website will gladly spread the word.

Now, stay classy Hilltop66 ; )

 

UPCOMING BIRTHDAYS

James Pridgeon  2/26
Patrick Cronin  3/2
Virginia Ledesma  3/2
Mike Brown  3/5
Artie Cisneros  3/7
Robert Edwards  3/13
Bill Cory  3/25