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

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KEEP THEM HAPPY To keep people work1ng, 1t IS usually necessary to keep them happy School students especlally requlre act1v1t1es to reheve them from the monotony of classes A new motlon p1cture projector has proved an asset to the program th1s year Educat1ona1mov1es are enjoyed at least once a week Assembl1es are held throughout the year and Speclal programs are gxven The last per1od of the day 1S devoted to clubs of the school For fmancial and SOCIZI purposes, the Student Counc1l sponsors dances throughout the year and these are very enyoyable occa s1ons for the puplls 25

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DONALD RAUB 'SAS merry as the day IS long Basketball 1 3 4 Base ball 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Student Counc1l 3 B A Contest 2 Flash 2 Panorama 2 4 Sc1ence Club 14 FFA 123 Band l Class Pres 2 Qu1z Team 4 School Play 3 M MARY ROGERS She doeth l1ttle k1nd nesses Whlch most leave un done, or desp1se ball 3 4 Glee Club 1 Flash 3,4, Panorama 4 Sc1ence Club 1 4 Sports Club 2 3 Dramat1c Club 2 One act Play 3 a DONALD SHAFFER Look, he 1S w1nd1ng up hxs watch of w1ts, b and by It w1ll strlke FFA 1234 Sc1ence Club 1, Basketball 1 2 Volleyball 2 4 Sports Club 2 3 Class Treas I HOLD TRUTH HIGH Elame V Emans There w1ll be dashmg w1nds for me to weather And ch1ll1ng ram w1ll certamly descend But truth must be kept burn1ng brmghtly whether Or not I shall be broken 1n the end Qu1tt1ng all l1es half truths and every fable I shall hold truth as hlgh as I am ablel 24 CHARLES REDDING I have often regretted my speech never my sxlence F F A 1 2 3 4 F ash 2 Student Counc1l 4 Qu1z Team 4 RICHARD SCOTT It 1S not good that man be alone FFA 1234 C1 ence Club 24 1 2 3 Sports Club 3 Wrestlmg 3 4 BETTY WHITE Let all thmgs be de cently and 1n order Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Flash 2 3 4 Panor ama 2 3 4 Sc1ence Club 4 Volleyball 3 4 One act Play 3 Basketball 4 r v 5 ' I ' ' 9 . ' - - - , , , 5 1 . I 3 o 5 I I , 5 4 - D . 'n - ' ' ' 9 s 7 Q S I' Volleyball 3,4. Basket- P Basketball 1,,3,,4g Bard , s s , , s . 5 , 5 S . Q ' A a a y . In . . . ,J . . . , , ,Q ' 7 9 5 ' ' , . 9 S ' 5 3. -

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STUDENT COUNCIL Seated B111 M1ller Sec y Ronald Shabala Vzce Pres Hadley Brown Pres1dent Evelyn Learn Treasurer Standing Mar1an Bell Patr1c1a Patterson Charles Redd1ng Dorothy Karst Robert Perr1ngton Walter Karst Paul Dehnkamp Doris Adams Absent Hershal Learn pw! K A good c1t1zen 1S xnterested 1n and takes part x 1n h1s goxernment To make a good c1t1zen lt IS neces sary to acqua1nt h1m w1th the respons1b1l1t1es and dut1es of self government In HCS It IS poss1ble for some students to learn th1s 1n Student Counc1l A Pres1dent IS chosen by the student body and two representat1ves are selected from each Jumor and sen1or h1gh school homeroom The Counc11 1S 1n charge of student act1v1t1es f1nances the sen1or tr1p and ad mmlstrates the letter system Th1S year s Councll held several successful dances and mov1es and sponsored the school play It lS expected that the budget w1l1 be balanced w1th l1ttle d1ff1culty HCS PANORAMA fm Seated Dorothy Ratzel Llterary Ed , Warren Emerson Ed1tor Mar1e Healy Art1st Jeanne MacNa1r Betty Wh1te Typ1sts Esther Crosby Sales Mgr Back Row Katherme Swart James Sturtevant Art1sts Absent Donald Raub Assoc Ed1tor We pupxls of the HCS Panorama staff feel that we have progressed cons1derably th1s year It IS the th1rd attempt the school has made at produc1ng an 1nterest1ng yearbook and we hope lt 1S met w1th approv al by the readers We dec1ded to do most of our own photography because our groups are relat1ve ly small Four of the members on the staff attended the Western New York Interscholast1c Press As soc1at1on Conventlon at Buffalo 1n December and recelved many 1deas for our yearbook We are glad to report that the 41 HCS Panorama won a red rlbbon award at the convent1on and we have attempt ed to 1mprove the qual1ty of th1s book that we may w1n h1gher awards HCS FLASH Seated Ploma Weaver Assoc Ed1tor Ieanne MacNa1r Typ1st Betty White Ed1tor Stand1ng V1rg1n1a Morgan Art1st Patty Fa1rf1e1d Phyll1s Henry Reporters Lester Morgan Pr1nter Bern1ce Hooper Art1st Gxlbert Dehnkamp Mary Rogers Typ1sts Bruce Moody Bus Mgr , W1lma Farwell Re porter M1lly Lou I-lerrldge Pr1nter Evelyn Sm1th Sales Mgr Dorothy Ratzel Typ1st Rowena M1ller Pr1nter Absent Donald Adams Reporter The Flash whlch 1S the school paper 1S publ1shed bi monthly by a staff wh1ch IS chosen by the student body 1n September The staff a1ded by two adv1sors publxshes school and commun1ty news whxch IS of 1nterest tm everyone Ed1tor1als Jokes VRTIOUS compos1t1on sports news faculty sketches Student Councxl mlnutes alumn1 news p1ctures and cartoons drawn by staff members all appear 1n the var1ous ISSUE 26 l . . I . . - . ' 7 '7 7 '7 , ' 5 , - H 2 . , . . , ,. 'V - ? J U ! Y ' . 1 , 7 , . A' 1 3 1 . 'S-I . . . 1 . - 1 . ' A . 3 ' 5' I t -.1 . ' a . ! - . . . v . ,Q 4 I , 1 : , ' .- , . 3 . y . . I R ti Second Row: Sibyl Mitchell, Bus. Mgr.g Mary Rogers, fs W r . ' ' 7 1 7 7 V 8 . ' . . 'f P . ' a ' 9 ' K Q , a o ,V I . . 2 , - ' s ' , ' I , ' - . Z . . . y . 5 . . , ' , 9 , ' 5 I ! l : D 7 1 . 1 9 ' l - ' 7 5 ' , ' 9 , 'S Y I 7 ' 7 . ' . , . tl D . . . . - . . D ' 7 l 7 . l I 7 Y 1 I , . , . . . .