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

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ffl? HOMEMAKING CHILD CARE Seated Arlene Burt, Norma Crawford Standmg Paulme Strubble Delores Oakley Phylhs Henry Harrlet Folts SCIENCE L to r Mary Montaro, Marian Bell, May Masten, D1ck Brown, W1llard M0rgan, Carl Vlllella Ioan Reddmg, Dorothy Franklm SHOP L to r Carl Kent, Walter Karst, Ralph Richard Rogers, John Learn Verlln Myers Absent Joseph Bunk William Rinehults ax- ,pre SPELLING L to r june Clayson, Delores W1lson Helen Bender, Iuamta W1ll1ams, Donald Strong, Donald Blackmon john Mitchell, James Sm1th EIGH'I'H GRADE The exghth grade ms the second year of Jumor hxgh school Pup1ls become more accustomed to h1gh school life and mmgle w1th the other h1gh school students The pupxls of the exghth grade have several dlfferent teachers The subyects of f.h1S year are Enghsh, spelling, s1lent readmg, writmg h1story and soclal studles, sclence, Jumor mathematlcs, shop and homemakmg English deals wlth vocabulary, reading and grammar mainly lhstory mcludes the study of the early colonies up to today Eighth grade social studies holds an important place 1n the productlon hne of the school. The boys work in the school shop and the g1rls take homemakmg The exghth grade, hke the seventh, holds membership in the Student Counc1l for the fxrst time th1s year. 17 M , f . E U e - lm W ' ' V , 'A A Q Virginla Gaylor, Ruth Hale, Gloria Learn. Hurlburt, Robert Stegner, William Colley, ' , ' . : , I A V f' MQ? . . . . I . . , . ,

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SHOP HOMEMAKING L to r Alfred Bender, Frank Stxmson, L to r Ioan Sowinskl, Beulah Weber, Alberta Donald Smsabaugh jack Bryant, Robert Bell Baker, Normajean Villella Patr1c1a Patterson Absent W1ll1am Creeley SOCIAL STUDIES ARITHMETIC Learn Mar1an Myers, joan Bender Agnes Johnson Charles Struble Robert Weatherall Sow1nsk1 Absent Dor1s Edwards SEVENTH GRADE In the seventh grade the pup1ls are 1ntroduced to Jumor high school They occupy a room on the upper floor of the school and are taught by several teachers To improve the1r c1t1zensh1p the students study the governments of the community and New York State The boys begm to enjoy the fac111ties of the shop and the girls begin their home economics trammg Geography deals w1th the l1fe of the world as a whole, and pupils prepare for the f1na1 regents They learn the hxgher princ1ples of mathematics and sc1ence The study of Engllsh becomes more extens1ve, and spelling becomes more dxfflcult Mus1c, wr1t1ng and s1lent readxng are practxsed also One of the ma1n accomplishments of the seventh grade this year was the prepara t1on of a h1story of the commumty surrounding Hinsdale This grade now holds member shxp 1n the Student Council and IS active in school affairs 16 ,g , gi att S' 5 1 QQ J Q 4 ,P ,. 2 Ur J an , , ' ' . 9 l I . 1 L. to r.: Janice Stimson, Mary Lowe, Hershal L. to r.: Betty Montaro, Joyce Wagner, Robert . , . ' v 9 -

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SOCIAL STUDIES 9 AG TESTING MILK Seated Lou1s Vxllella Walter Wmlson M1lton Front Row Lester Kenfxeld Arthur Pmney Brown Eugene B1shop Donald Adams Rodney Emerson Cllfton See, Stand1ng Eleanor Colley Elleen Boser Robert Oakes Wlllard McKay Edward Mlller Dav1d Smxth Back Row Lou1s Underwood Raymond Emerson, Douglas Wmg, Paul Kent INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS HOMEMAKING 9 SEWING Seated Karl Dutton, Kenneth Learn Earl Seated Roberta Wmg V1rg1n1a Morgan jean Cl1ne, Gladys Sch1eler Ruth Wllber Evelyn Bur11ngame Bell Standing Wmona Holdr1dge Dons Adams Stand1ng Twyla See Paul Dehnkamp Clara Betty Farwell Ellen Healy Lou Hogue FRESH MEN Students enter the n1nth grade w1th an increased sense of lmportance However because of the system of the school, It IS Stlll a part of Jumor hlgh school General Sclence Soclal Studles and Engllsh I are the requlred subyects durxng the freshman year General Sclence xncreases the pup1l s knowledge of sc1ence and prepares h1m for the hlgher sclences Soclal Studies improves the knowledge of CIVIC l1fe and dut1es of the c1t1zens and occupxes an 1mportant part on the productlon l1ne To f1ll their schedules the puplls usually choose from Agnculture, lntroductxon to Busmess Algebra and Homemakmg The freshmen conduct a certam number of dances and other RCIIVIIIBS for the bene f1t of the student counc1l 18 J ll . .4 .6 . I yr , Ax 0. I Cl D ' 1 1 ' 1 1 7 ' 7 ! ' . . , , . 7 1 ' : 7 . N .V . ' ! ' 2 7 Y ! ' ' ' 7 ? ' . ' ! i Y ' . ' 7 . ' . . .Q . . . 1 7