Hinsdale Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Hinsdale, NY)

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2 rf ART Seated jane Hale Wxlllam See Kendr1ck Durphy Stand1ng Robert W1lson, Bobby Holdrldge Donald Ingram Dale Wagner GEOGRAPHY Seated Earl Brooks L to r Douglas Colley Douglas Clayson V1rg1n1a Myers Norma Lmderman Nancy Frost Stella Swarthout Lew1s Burhngame LIBRARY Seated Thelma Dutton janet M1ller Madelme Learn Standmg Earl Doty Clarence Underwood Donald Boser, Nett1e Hammond Carl Krakat MUSIC Seated Max Hurlburt, Robert Everltts Standmg Walter Grambow Dann1e Crandall Etta lsaman Audrey Wagner FOURTH GRADE Always advanclng the puplls labor at the1r school work The fourth grader d1s covers another new subyect h1story Th1s 1S ancxent h1story and deals w1th pr1m1t1ve man and l1fe Readlng progresses and the puplls learn to use the dict1onary and xmprove the1r vocabulary They contmue the1r studles of the fundamentals of ar1thmet1c The puplls be come acqua1nted wxth lxfe 1n forelgn lands through the1r studles 1n geography Spelling sclence art and mus1c are also studled The students enjoy pro1ects they make and other act1v1t1es durmg lexsure tlme W, yi 'I Vfff ' l I x i .f A X . . I . . tl X W i , N -.. W' l Z , . . , . : , , , , I 3 . I 1 ' : 9 1 S ' y ' ffff, ,,l ww W , . 'K I , A X 'IYQN , x i E-'wha , J .Ps fi My - 1 -. aa . .: , , ' : , ' , D 5 9 ' ! 7 ' l . , . . I . - , . ' 1 , . 13

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X ART Seated Anthony Bunk Alberta Eaton, Kay Kent Carl Sweeten, Patty Wilson Standymg Marle Lowe, Mary Ann Folts Mar1an Zacher Alan Putsk1 Jerry Gaylor NEWS PERIOD Leto r Donald Clayson, jack Schleler, jerry L1nderman, Rxchard Everitts, Norma Bell Florence Holmes Walter Davls john Knapp Absent Clifford Watters STORY TELLING Front Row Sonny Weber, jerry Wagner, Ela1ne Learn Molly Wh1te Nelson Burt Loretta Durphy Back Row James Dutton Margaret Luz1er LIBRARY Seated Virg1n1a Emerson, Howard Lmderman Ruth Burt Standlng Alberta Gaylor Dons Burlingame, Dlck Grambow Donna Benham, Charles Hold Absent Ela1ne Roblnson THIRD GRADE Subjects and work xncrease from year to year and thus the th1rd graders f1nd them selves faced w1th several new subyects They are all fam1l1ar w1th readmg but further mts development as they advance In ar1thmet1c they contmue add1t1on and subtractzon and begm the s1mp1e processes of mult1pl1cat1on and d1v1s1on They begin geography by studylng the three great necessltles food cloth1ng and shelter Their Engl1sh conslsts mostly of cre atxve wr1t1ng, grammar and punctuation In th1s grade they make themr change from manu scrlpt to cursxve wrxtmg In add1t1on to these the pup1ls of the third grade study spelhng muslc art and health 12 : , .: ' Marilyn Strong, Tommy lflale, Robert Hooper. croft, Keith Linderman, Paul Linderman.

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, I SCIENCE YOUNG AMERICAN CLUB L to r Kenneth Zacher joan Stephans, Seated Marie Barnes, L11l1an Eaton Wayne Kent, Mary Frank11n W1l11am Gaylor Standmg Vera Hooper jane Hale Bommie Strexght but GEOGRAPHY BASKETBALL L to r DeForrest Wllber Edward Gaylor L to r Bruce Blackmon Orr1n Oakley, Tommy Rosabelle Blshop, V1o1et Weber Arlene Ervay B1lly Hurlburt Kenneth Knapp, Donald Swarthout Swart, Dlck Wilson V1ctor Kent, Gordon Hooper Larry Linderman, Iames Holmes FIFTH GRADE Flfth grade pup11s study our own country qu1te carefully The1r geography deals wxth the contlnent of North Amer1ca Because they are so much more fam1l1ar wxth thexr own land than fore1gn lands, they can make a deta1led study of the 11ie and customs of the Amer1cans. LlkeW1S6, the1r hlstory 1nvolves the past events of the Umted States. A knowledge of both the geography and hlstory of our country IS a dec1d1ng factor ID good c1t1zensh1p. Fxfth grade sclence mamly mcludes the b1o1og1ca1 forms of 11fe. The compllcatlons of fractlons and long d1v1s1on appear for the f1rst t1me in the1r ar1thmet1c The other sub Jects of the f1fth grade are read1ng, mus1c, art, health and spellmg. 14 Q 1 ..,.,, .. ,,,. .,,,. - fs - ' X A A fl , - , - A L if . ,x h i l A N I QB . .: , I ' ' - , . : , , I .. 1 q fix -ffm fi . , N Q . y H, K Qi A , , X f .aff . 4 I , H .5 , V , N s . .: ' , , . .: , ' l 7 I ' I 7