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

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Seated Patty Fa1rf1eld Hershal Learn Arlene Burt, B111 Mlller Ronald Shabala Cornets Stand1ng Margaret Rogers, French Horn Rxchard Stegner Robert Stegner Carl Kent Walter Karst john M1tchell Trumpets Roberta Wxng Mellophone BAND -5-r L Seated Dorothy Karst, Trombone Ralph Hurlburt G1lbert Dehnkamp, Tubas Earl Cl1ne Trombone Standmg John Learn, Snare Drum Lester Kenf1eld Donald Strong Barltones Howard Hammond Snare Drum Phyll1s Pxnney, Bass Drum Absent V1rg1n1a Morgan Clarmet Seated Rowena Miller Flute, Bermce Hooper Mary Montaro, Patr1c1a Patterson Catherme Struble Clar1nets Standing Roberta Learn Flute Harrxet Folts joan Redding Katherxne Swart Clar1nets Betty Farwell Barbara jackson, Saxa phones The Band of Hmsdale Central School has become lncreasingly popular The Band, wh1ch 1S under the d1rect1on of M1ss Brown gave a concert 1n the early Fall has played at the assemblles and one basketball game The Band journeyed to Hamburg on Aprll 25 to part1c1pate 1n a contest w1th many other schools They recelved a superlor ratlng 1n thelr class Sec y CAMPFIRE Seated janet Hogue Scr1be Mary Lou Ingram Treas Phyllis Henry Presxdent Glorxa Learn, Standing Ida Brooks, Helen Bender, L1ll1an Eaton, Patty Fa1rf1eld V1ce Pres Flora Gaylor, Betty Learn, Charlotte Gray, Ruth Holmes Marie Barnes The Camphre glrls are traditional in Hxnsdale Central School The girls meet m the school. Dunng the meetmgs, members work on thexr proJects and plan the specxal oc casxons A faculty tea 1n the fall, spoon suppers, a doughnut drive, the Armual Mother and Daughter Banquet planned for May 21, campxng, C0unC11 f1res and work on ranks were the mam achlevements of th1s year. 28

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LIBRARY CLUB Front Row Lester Kenfxeld Donald S1nsabaugh W1llard McKay Alfred Bender, Dav1d Sm1th Second Row Betty Oakley Barbara jackson Pres Dorothy Ratzel, Vxce Pres Evelyn Sm1th Sec y lreas, Betty Learn Standmg back Clara Lou Hogue, Hazel Blshop Glor1a Learn, V1rg1n1a Morgan, Iohn Learn, Wmona Holdrxdge Marle Healy Ida Mullen Bermce Hooper, Ellodene Wxllover V1rg1n1a Healy Thal1a Holmes, Norma Crawford Phyllxs Plnney The L1brary Club was orgamzed 1n September, 1941 under the superv1s1on of M1ss T1ffany The members of the club are g1ven var1ous dut1es to perform throughout the school year These lnclude checkmg out books, mend1ng books, prepar1ng the bullet1n board xn the l1brary and readmg the shelves The club has been act1ve 1n soc1al events as well as 1n the educatlonal act1v1t1es The club has had many part1es throughout the year, all of whxch were successful and en1oyed by everyone The club has well accompllshed 1ts alms and purposes GLEE CLUB LLL F1rst Row Ellen Healy Dor1s Adams V1rg1n1a Healy Betty Whlte, Eleanor Colley Phyll1s Plnney Second Row Elleen Boser Dorothy Karst, Gladys Sch1eler, Rowena M1l1er Margaret Rogers Ida Mullen Back Row Ellodene Wlllover Mary St1ms'Jn Roberta Wlng, Patty Faxrfleld Betty Farwell The Glee Club wh1ch IS under the d1rect1on of M1ss Brown, has accomphshed much th1s year Al though there are only about twenty members the group has played an xmportant part 1n the school aCtlVlt1eS The group had an 1mportant part 1n the band concert whlch was g1ven 1n the early Fall and also ln the operetta, Hansel and Gretel MUSIC CLUB L to r Betty Farwell, Rowena M1ller, M1lly Lou Herr1dge Sec y Treas , Catherlne Struble Ioan Sow1nsk1 Betty Oakley Delores Wllson Norma Crawford Delores Oakley Absent Edgar Frost Pres1dent '-1-,A The Mus1c Club was organ1zed 1n H C S th1s year It axms to st1mulate an apprec1at1on for musxc among the students Regulations concernmg membersh1p have been establmshed Dur1ng meetxngs, the members have square dances, play games, s1ng songs and study the parts of d1fferent muslcal 1nstruments Because of 1tS act1v1t1es lt IS one of the popular clubs of the school 27 ' I 7 7 ' A . , 'I ' ' 7 7 'Y - - . . J -,, . 'Y Y ' C . . , . T ! J J v 9 ' 7 9 . . , , , f . . . ,, j .,l,.,. -V.. --ii 1 ', i,l, nf' fr , 12 1 r 5:71 I':Ig.::':,14 ,, , , , A ' I , , . A x ' . A , , I 7 ' . , ., , ,V - . . . A 1 4 . U' 7 ' f ., : , A ,eg f. 1 Q k . . . . .. ' in f tt . . Y . CK W I . kg ,, . f' 4? fn 5 K . .: r' 'L -A ' 3 9 , ' ' . - . W , u a , 1? l , 7 f ' i : , . . . . .

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DRA MATIC jf X CLUB - L to r james Smith L to r Charles Strubble Charles Lute Arlene Burt Donald Strong Helen Bender Donald Sinsabaugh, Ioan Pauline Struble, Alberta Bender Agnes Sowinski Baker, Betty Montaro Beulah Weber William Dorothy Franklin Norma Creeley Marian Myers Jean Villella May Masten Iune Clayson Phyllis Henry Absent Patr1c1a Patterson L to r Robert Stegner Grace Weber, Ida Mullen Roberta Wing Margaret Rogers Sec y Treas , Milton Brown, dent Phyllis Pinney Harriet Folts The Dramatic Club was orgamzed to increase the dramatic interest and ability of the pupils During the first semester Miss Tiffany and Miss Farwell were advisers Com mittees were formed and skits were given between acts of the school play During the second semester the Club has had M1ss Banta as adviser The mem bers have continued their committee work The main accomplishment of the last semester thus far has been the program which the club gave for the junior Red Cross Rally 4H CLUB All Planting tree Ralph Hurlburt, Vice Pres L to r Arlene Burt, Song Leader Roberta Wing Marian Myers Frank Stimson, Eleanor Colley Treas jack Bryant jean Burlingame Carl Kent Betty Farwell, News Reporter Delores Oakley Absent Esther Crosby Pres , Eleanor Burt Sec y William Colley Cheer Leader Joyce Wagner The 4H Club was orgamzed this year by Mr Krebs to take the place of the junior Ag Club The members are especially interested in victory gardens Most of the members have livestock such as calves, sheep or chickens They learn how to plant trees and practice other agricultural projects Like the F F A the 4H is a national organization and members benefit from the leaflets and pamphlets which are given them 29 ' 3 - 5 , 1 . .: ' , f . .: , 7 J 7 7 . -7 7 . . , . r 1 I 7 ' 7 3 i Q 3 7 n . , I . .: , 2 7 7 . . , s- 0 Juanita Williams, Carl Villella, Presi- 5 . . , . . n , I ' - . .: 3 7 7 7 'Q 9 7 , 3 : 7 '. 7 I . . . . '7 7 7