Hinsdale Central High School - El Diablo Yearbook (Hinsdale, IL)

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The fhreshold of H.T.H.-Siudenfs and faculfy alike pause af fhis enfrance for a cordial nod and a friendly word, while the spirif of Hinsdale burns wifhin as a sym- bol of sporfsmanship and fellow- ship.

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MR. MOSSMAN . . . Principal at H . , Mr. Hobart Mossman has expressed his thoughts on student development in the following quotation: Student growth is dependent upcn the development of cz sound philosophy of education for our school, one developed by students, teachers, and parents working together toward well-:stablished obiec- tives with a common understanding and appre- ciation of our educational needs. lt is my sincere hope that we may develop such objectives and work as a unit in a democratic manner to insure the best high school possible for this school com- munity oi the future. .T.H since 1940 This policy of democratic fairness and his concern for individual student welfare have won for Mr. Mossman the appreciation and whole' hearted support of the students of H.T.H. 4 F. MR. TRAVIS . . . Twelve years as Hinsda1e's superintendent of schccls have developed in Mr. Martin B. Travis an understanding and love for H.T.H. and its stu- dents. His aim has always been to improve the academic standard of Hinsdale, and to prepare its students for achievements in college, and in the world. Looking to the future, Mr. Travis sees rapid advancement in the techniques of instruction, es- pecially in the use of visual education, a method cf teaching which has prov d e so successful in the armed forces, H sincere interest in th welfare of 11 e a our students have been ot great value to H.T.H. is foresight and his '