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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

wr 2' sw4sJsl,l'. if 'I ALMA MATER Spolless as flue slcy so blue Conslanl as Jrlwe universe Jrlwal s over all ls our love lor you l-lmsclale we Il ever lanllwlul be Clmeruslm your mem ry In our lwearls And wlmale er bellde us lvlay your slandards ever gulcle us l-lmsdale Cenlrall l-laul lo llwee' if PUBLISHED BY THE PANORAMA STAFF HINSDALE CENTRAL SCHOOL HINSDALE NEW YORK 'K h x x 4 9 X ' 3 Briqlwl as silver slars +lwa+ shine above: 'Um ff-1 104 9- J 3 any I HQ X n f V. N 7 4? M ix? FOREWORD ay n lhus crass lhe wor Palruolr m us playung a greal parl rn eac un vdual lrle Men women and boys are romung our armed forces lo lughl lor lheur founlry people are buylng war bond lo help wan a lasl vrclory and chnldren are being laughl lo love lherr counlry and become beller culuzens The schools ol Ameruca play an umporlanl parl an leaching lhe chuld lo become a good cllnzen Flrsl he as laughl lo love hrs counlry and lhen he us laughl lo serve ll Palrzolmsm has been chosen as lhe lheme ol our year book becau e ol uls nm porlance an our luves loday lomorrow and lorever Now we lhe edulo and slall ol lhe Panorama presenl lhus year boolc lor your enroymenl wulh lhe hope lhal rl wull bring you many happy lhoughls ol our as ocnaleon al l-lnnsdale Cenlral School EDITORIAL We are engaged In lhe grealesl conllucl lhal our world has ever wrlnessed All ol us are un lhe lrghl on one side or lhe olher dependsng on our ellecluve ellorls agarnsl our enemy We are engaged sn lhe war ol course lo wln nl bul lunda menlally are nol lhe prrncuples we are llghlung lo prolecl lhe ones lhal are enumer alcd nn lhe lar l len amendmenls lo lhe Conslululron lo our Unulecl Slales7 The lrrsl amendmenl slales lhal culuzens ol lhe Unuled Slales shall have rrghl ol assembly lreedom ol speech and lreedom ol relnguon FREEDOM GF RELIGICN lhus phrase ummaruzes our enlure b II ol rnghls because whal are freedoms nl lhey are nol our reluguous bellels ol how we should acl Al lhe end ol lhus war we will lace lhe greal problem ol re eslablushnng lhns world We musl gave every deservnng unduvudual lhal same lreedom ol reluguon lhal we enloy and slall punvh lhose lew ulensuls ol lhe devil lhal have uprooled our modern world These lwo laslc wrnnmg lhe war and eslablushsng lhe peace are humanly urnpos :ble The lwenly evenlh verse ol lhe lenlh chapler ol Marlc slales Wulh men ul rs Impossible bul nol wulh God lor walh God all lhungs are po sable Cur nalron was lounded on Chrusluan pruncrples lor Chrusluan people ll as denl lhe God lhal un pared a naluon whsch wanled lreedom ol relugnon as lhe God lo whom we should now lurn lo help us wan lhe war and wan lhe peace The Unlled Slales since lhe Cnvul War or even earluer has lell lhose Chrusluan principles and musl relurn lo lhem belore our war as won and lhe world IS made sale lor democracy Lel each one ol lhe Class ol 1943 and each one ol lhe lollowmg classes remember lhal wrlh God all lhmgs are possnble 3 Tod ,I ' Us dl r' 's , ' ' - ' h'di- N , ' s ' ' , ' . . X X . FS ., . s ' ' ' . S . . I . 2 V 1. . . .S . . s' . -s ,l ' ' '. . . . . . . . . . evig WARREN ALFRED EMERSON We dedncale This I943 Panorama 'ro Warren Alfred Emerson of The class of I943 Warren was born a+ Nnle New York on November I6 l925 Warren would have been lhe valedlclorlan ol hrs class lhls year l-le was achve In all school achvmes belng a represenlaluve lo lhe Sludenl Council 'ralclng achve parl IU some sporls and lalclng a malor duhferenl years One of Warren s mann hlgh school aclnvlhes was achng as edllor In chuel ol 'rhe l942 Panorama ln hls scholaslnc worlc Warren sludned lo earn a College Enlrance drploma lalcrng foreign languages and busnness sublecls Warren was lalrally unlured In an accldenl' on his farm l-le died af Cuba Memorial l-lospulal June 24 l942 al II ocloclc 4 l l ,, role in lasl year's school play. Warren served as a class officer for lwo EWS gigvff we OUR BOYS IN SERVICE PHILIP CAVARLY LOUIS PELOW MILTON BROWN ROBERT GOODYEAR PAUL DOTY JAMES STURTEVANT VERLIN MEYERS DONALD RAUB NORMAN PRICE James SIurIeyanI came Io I-Iunsdale School abouI a year and a haII ago Jmm as he was Icnown Io has Iruends was fery ac:IIve IU schooI acIIyIIIes AI Ihe begmnung oI Ihus year he was eIecIed presIdenI oI Ihe sIudenI councul IouI he decided IhaI seryuce Io has counIry shouId come IIrsI On February 2 I943 he lolned Ihe Marines We all wnsh hum Ihe besI oI IUCI4 and we Icnow he as doxnq his parI Io help speed vncIory aIonq A IIIIIe over a monIh IaIer Iwo more oI our cIassmaIes were among Ihose seIeQIees Irom Ihus area nameIy Louus Pelow and Raymond Good year BoIh oI Ihem were aIso very acIIfe In schooI acIIyuIIes and weII Iuked They are greaIIy mnssed by Iheur cIassmaIes We Ihe sennor class and Ihe enIIre sIaII wash Ihe boys, Ihe besI oI IucIc and hope IhaI vIcIory wIII come soon so IhaI Ihey may reIurn home Io Ihear Irmends and parenIs 5 , Jig, ' QQ... . ,w ,XMIQQQ 'f V41 ' ' ' f'f 4 -' I of ,I I ' my ffnnl ,, . ,, . . . . x I I I I I . , . I I 1 - I . x I CY Q L AEQ7- L I F- V TP -W 1 ck QIIEN Q0 I IIVII-LnH.fIFdEowM 'AL' IKEA BOARD OF EDUCATION Ngkb 'fv 'YJ' 4' do TI'Ie members of Hue Board of Educahon of Hue I-IInscIaIe CerIHaI Sc:I'IooI IS HIe supreme EIUIIWOFIIY In Hue operahon of Hue scIIooI The members are elecfed by Hue resIdenIs of HIe sc:IIooI CIISIFICI for a Ierm of IIve years TIIeIr occupahons and Ierms of oHIce are IIsIecI below GILBERT A FARWELL DISIVICI Supermfendenf of ScI1ooIs LELAND E LINDERMAN CIQII RGIIIOGCI Shop Worker HOWARD A CROSBY Pre .dem Daw PIQAI opefawf WILLARD E BROWN Farmer ARTHUR J FROST Farmer WILLIAM R PERKINS Farmer HENRY I SHABAIA o.I Pemery WORN 6 945 947 946 947 I944 . i M?-'I ff? .V J I 'D fs X9 H The 7, p Efz. ' PM QU' , W Q 5 , R 1 4 4, F ow-'43 A Yay I , ' bt I. ff fl.1JfA A- ROSBY W sw' W l' T' . 4, g, if 3' 5 Y 'fl ' r Owl I 9 1 gi J 9 A wx I I I -V ' 3 544' 'I ' f' I V I 'N .,, Y' AL .Nw ' ' -- vi ,f .- . Iefms Enplre . , S' ' I . I . I . I WALTER H WILLOVER ST BONAN ENTURE COLLEGE Prnncapal Amerucan Democracy nnvolves recognrhon loy 'rhe nndnvndual of hns obllgahon +o socuely and hns consequenl responsubulnfy for achve parhclpahon an promohng rhe general good For every rnghl whrch democracy guaranfees lo 'rhe undavndual rhere exusrs a correspondung duly This year boolc IS dedscaled To one of lhese dulaes Palrrohsm The Ideal dem ocrahc socnely provides educahon I+ alms lo encourage freedom of doscusslon re sped lor lhe opunuon of olhers and a willingness 'ro adlusl nnduvldual and group unleresl for 'rhe general good Therefore our mslulullon should slruve To leach lhese lundamenlal principles of Ile I Service lo olhers ns a lrue 'resl of grearness l2l Happiness as 'ro be found an work 3 Our unsluluhons should be buull on firm foundafuon 4 Furfher educahon IS necessary lo help In lhe evoluhon of a new order 5 Spurufual developmenl ol The lndnvldual IS umporlanl an lhe lnfnnule plan ol evenls HELEN M BRYANT SECRETARY 7 B.S.,.M.S., MH , T y T T . gl, E . .VH .. . W M .. E l Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mass Mnss Teaclwe Jean Mernll Berllwa Reynolds Edlllw Bullock Helen Bryanl Berllwa Gennel Vuvuan Keasl Luclle Mllclnell Rulrlwanne Duryee Marnlouuse l-lall OUR FACULTY FIRST ROW D g ee College Allred Unuversuly l-louglwlon l-louglwlon New Yorlc Unxversuly Columbla Unlversufy Penn Slale Genesee lflnaca Genesee SECOND ROW lllwaca Sb' fsTu nglnslw Llbrary a guage :cuence Jecrefary ornrnerclal 2nd Grade 4+n Grade Music 3rd Grade r e r u 'ec a gh? . . AB' . . E . I . ' AB. L n ' ' AB. S A ' BS. ' ' Mfx. ' ' ' G ' ' ' ' BS. . ' BS. ' Mr. James Jelnnsen BS. V M.A. S+, Bonavenfure Plwysical Educalion I fl' ' BS. , . BS. . . ' ' ' BS. ' . J . ' AB. ' ' l , is , 3.5. ' r. sk 5 b a BB. . A . Mrs M1ss Mass Mass Mlss MISS Mlss Mr M Alma Randal Margarel Ruernan Ru+l'm Vnox Mary Kralfs Waller Wrlloyer Doris Conlclnn ean Cerrnqan Sara Banla l-larry Burlew Ba ll Ro en erry Genesee Buffalo Sfafe Genesee S+ Benavenlure S+ Bonavenlure Buffalo Slale Genesee Wrlllam Sm Th Cornell ABSENT ST Bonavenrure 8 Sulosfnlule bln Grade 7+l1 Grade Arl ls+ Grade Maflm Home Econemlcs Sin Grade 8+I'w Grade H Tory Aqrlculfure Mallm FIRST ROW Josephine Lash Secrerary Barbara Jaclcson Presldenf Callwerune Sfrubble Represenhahve +o Sfudenf Council Ronald Slwabala Treasurer Wayne Wagner Represenfahve lo Sludenf Councul Edufor Panorama ABSENT Rowuna Muller Vrce Pres and Represenlahve +0 Sludenf Council SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 9 SECOND Row ir DOROTHY BURLINGAME o How qusef l am af school Buf wha? am l away rom ruIe7 emor Play 4 Dramafucs Club 2 I I clleyba ERNEST BURT Erme A man of acfnons mol of words a efball 2 Wr In eyball 3 B ball PATRICIA IPATTYI FAIRFIELD Gul Ifs nlce Io be nalural when you re alurally n ce as 3 4 Yearboo Sensor Play 4 School Play 3 One ACI Play 2 n I G e ce Club 3 Ir? Volleyball 2 3 RAYMOND GOODYEAR ug A Iamou phrase dad he creale Three e words Am l a e7 S efball 4 Wresflmq 2 3 rw aII3 n Foo a IO ..D f. f S ' , ' . rv V ll 2. 3. B sl: , 3, 4: esfl' g 2, 3: Voll , 47 Inf. Foolball I, 2. 3. 4: Inf, aslcef I, 2. n I . 'IPI hu I, , 1 lc 4: ' Ba d I, 2, 3, 4: leelClub-I. 2, 3: Scil n 1 .. , . HS' .. lilll I I Bal: I ' . I I I. Bas- lcelb , 4' I I, fb ll 3. 4. LOREN HASTINGS Inllle nonsense now an len as relushed by Ilwe wusesl men Sensor Play 4 Class Oflrcer 3 Flash a Inl Foolba BARBARA JACKSON Junlor Wlllw perlel ease she pounds fl'-me keys of Smnllw Underwood or Roya Cheerleader 2 Class Presudenl 2 4 Sluderv Councul I Sensor Play 4 Year b o 4 Band I 2 3 Glee b Y Vo Ieyball 2 3 ARNOLD KRATTS Kraffsle As an aclor conle sed wnlhoul rnval s me As a wnl nl nof flrsl In very fron? Iune u enl Counccl 3 S lor PI y 4 s e a F ofball 2 3 4 JOSEPHINE LAIH An anno enf face bul you never can 5 Transferred from Kenmore In 4 .memo Play 4 Class Secrelary 4 Yearbook 4 Library Club 4 'II Isla 'A ' cl I1 ' 41 um, Baskefblll 2. 3: . ' II 2, 3, 4, . Iv I 'lvl o lr I: , ,lz Clu 2, Librar Club 3, 4: Music Club 33 Inl. I . . lo I1' . ' ' ' ' Il'1e S+ d ' 7 en' a : F. F, A. I, 2, 3. 4: Inf, Ba lc Ib ll 2. 37 Inf. o . . . ..Jo-. I Il. ROWENA MILLER Ernue She smnles Ior Ihe 'oy ol srmlmg and laughs for no reason al all mor Play 4 Sfudenl Council ass Vnce Presudenl 2 4 Band I G ee Club Mussc Clu as Sa u a or an n 0 e all 2 WILLIAM MILLER I I-I Iulres Ihem shorf he Iulmes lem Ia you now an I now he I es Ihem 5 s efball 2 3 b II Volleyball 2 3 4 Wresllnnq 3 Sfu enl Councul 3 Club Orchcer 3 Flash n I Se Inf all o a Plng Pong 3 winner BETTY OAKLEY Poppa Rapld of speech she pufs all Io rour Berry loves Io Ialk day In and ouf Transferred from Olean 2 FI sh 2 Yearboolr 2 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Lahn Club 2 Dramalucs Club 2 Camera Club Se or Pay 4 O eAcf Play 2 Vo eyball 2 3 Louis PsLow Mg. Inf e eryone can Iell a funn sfory and Iaenl everyone can fel one hen :Is Iod s efball I 2 4 Class Oflcer I Sfudenf Councul eyball I e a rw olball I 2 IQ Se' : ' 4: CI ' - ' , 7 . 2, 3, 4: I I. 2. 3: ' b 3: FI h 3. 4: I I I I 41 I I. V If l yb , 3. ..B.H,. e ' , ' I, II: In d In I'I: II. Ba I: , , 4: Base a 2. 3, 4: . , 7 ' : d ' . 4: ' I I: Ba d , 2. 3. 4: nior Play 4: . Bas- Icelb I, 2: Inf. Fo Ib II I, 2. 3. 4: : a 1 3: nil I : n - I 7 Inf. II . . 'Ta' ' v y . ' ' I w ' ' I Ba I1 . , 3. 43 Baseball I, 2. 3, 7 I : ' I, 2: Voll . 2: In'I. Bas b ll I, 2: I I. Fo , , 3, 4. RONALD SHABALA Popeye Whlslle whale you shurl: ass Treasurer 4 Baslrelball 3 seball I mor Play 4 Band 3 4 Slu e uncll 2 Sane u n olball I s e a Pang Pong 3 wmner CATHERINE STRUBLE e the lallrnnq u enl' Councnl 4 Band I S nlor Play 4 Glee Club I Drarnahcs u 2 lnl' Volleyball 2 JAMES STURTEVANT nm A good sport wha? more can one as 7 Transferred from Alleghany Sludenf C uncll 4 Wresflnnq 3 lnl Foofball 3 ln+ Baslrefball WAYNE WAGNER Wag The reward I a fhunq well done ns lo have done sf Class Oflncer 3 Sfudenf Councnl 4 Sensor Play 4 Valeducforlan 4 Ednlor n Chnel Yearbook 4 Scnence Club I 2 F 13 CI ' 44 Ba , 2, 3, 4' Volleyball 2, 3, 4? Se ' : I, 2, , 7 d nl Co ' , 3, 4' ' nce CI b ls l l'. Fo , 2, 3, 4' lnl. Ba lr lb ll l, 2' HR dn Jusl qive me a llslener, and l'll do Sl d ' 7 . 2. 3, 4: e ' 7 7 ' Cl b 2 . , 3. HJ. .. lr, O . : . y I l X 47 . 3. I, O . . 3: F, FA. l, 2, 3, 4: lash l. PLOMA WEAVER Weaver P proper sfudy m mhrd ns man eprleader 2 3 4 Ciass O fer u enf Conn W amor as One C 2 ee JOHN WILSON Tiny Dancanq fee? S eiball 2 3 V enf Councnl 4 n a a F ofball 2 'A' 14 'TIL of a '- ' Ch - , ' HI, It Sf d Ci 2' S, ' Play 4: 'FN H' 3, 4- -A Y Way 7 GI CVub4 Inf, VcHeybaH 2, 3. Ba lc, A , 47 olleyball 47 Siu- d ' ' I Y, B skefb ll I, 23 Inf, o , 3, 4, FlRST ROW Vurguma Healy Mary Slxmson lvlargarel Rogers Evelyn Smulh Dorolhy Karsl Wnlma Farwell Wanda Ervay SECOND ROW Miss Conlclun Rnchard Lowe Bernuce Hooper Donald Wealher ell Phyllns Pnnney Donald Crandall Calherme Holllday ABSENT Harry Barlon Edger Frosf Elladene Wullover JUNIOBS lheur own A lew boys lake F F A who will be our lulure farmers Aboul six qnrls are lalcung Home Economncs The resl ol The Juniors are unleresled IH furlhernnq lhenr career nn business Developmenl ol American lnshluleons and Tradnlnons hnslory as a newly re qunred sublecl for lhe Junnors They have had several lnllle parlaes and a dance and have had a grand fume 'rhroughoul lhls year '15 The Juniors have one more year in which lo allend school, lhen 'rhey will be on FIRST ROW ArThur Punney Wullard McKay BeTTy Farwell Vurgunua Morgan Rodney Emerson Eleanor Corley RoberTa Wlng LesTer Kenheld Karl DuTTon SECOND ROW Mnss GenneT Dons Adams Ellen Healy Clara Lou T-logue RuTh Wllber Elleen Boser Jean Burlingame Wynona l-loldrudge Twyla ee lsabella Chase Donald Adams THIRD ROW KenneTh Learn Paul KenT Earl Klune Raymond Emerson Paul Dehnlsamp Earl STurTevanT RoberT Oalfe Louos Underwood Douglas Wang Davnd SmlTh ABSENT Edward Muller SOPHOMORES The Sophomore year IS The TnrsT year oT Sensor Hugh School aT our school The only requsred subIecT Thus year IS English The resT OT curricula may be selecTed Trom The Tolloweng llsT Typewrnhng Algebra GeomeTry AgrlculTure Home Malcnng l.aTun Bookkeeping Salesmanshnp and oTher allned commercial ubyecTs or any combenaTuon oT Them Becau e The boys have reached The age requuremenTs Tor parTucnpaTlon ln nnTer schola Tac sporTs They begun To compeTe an aThleTucs Thus year many boys played ba lceTball several played volleyball and some expecT To play baseball The Sophomores parTncnpaTed IU many hool achvulues ponsored 1 dance and helped ID enTerTaunnng and IH rausung Tund Tor The STudenT Council Th' year we also enTerTanned parenTs aT a meeTvng OT The ParenT Teacher A ocwahon wnTh a debaTe We have losT everal sTudenT To war and oeTen e 'ob 7 - . . 1 . I . . T I . . - - . . T . . . . . S l , . - . . T . f 1 1 ' -7: 1 l T I . . T T . c . . -V . 5 , Q . , . c . . . . SC , S c , Q J I f ' C C CK J , .. . C I E - J 5 : , S, -x V FIRST RCW Juanula Wulllams John Learn l-larrlel Pol? Gloria Learn Delores Wulson Carl Vullella Delores Oalcley James Srnulh Norma Crawford SECOND ROW June Clayson Mary Monlaro Phyllis l-lenry l-lelen Bender Joan Reddmg Vurgunua Gaylor Paulone Slruble Marian Bell Dorolhy Franlclun Rulh l-lale Arlene Burl erl Sleqner Kennelh Burch Ralph l-lurlburl Donald Blaclcman John Mulchell FRESI-IMEN The Freshmen class of Hinsdale Cenlral are now hnushlng Junlor l-lngh School They loolc +he required sublecfs Englush l-luslory and Sclence They had a chouce for lheur lourfh class lnlroduchon 'ro Busuness or Home Economics for fhe g rl and lnfroduchon or Agrucullure To The boys They also have parhcupafed In several ol The school achvuhes such as baseball baslcelball games and lhe band ll as predncled fha? several ol lhe class will become farmers some nurses and even one a poel I+ ns lhe suncere hope ol all ol us +ha+ lhey wnll become successful 17 THIRD ROW: Joseph Bunk, Donald Sfrong, Richard Rogers, Waller Karsl, Rob- . I . . . I S FIRST GRADE The TirsT graders are embarking upon Their course Through school. They have learned The es- senTials oT scholasTic discipline as a guide Tor The resT oT Their school days and as a sfandard To live by all Through Their lives. The class is divided inTo Tour groups. according To The progress of The indi- vidual. This sysTem is believed To increase inTeresT and consTrucTive compeTiTion among The children. The TirsT graders have progressed rapidly This year, having read several primers and TirsT readers. The group is inTelligenT maThemaTically. They have also sTudied The simple moneTary sysTem and learned all The TundamenTals of simple ariThmeTic. FIRST ROW: Joan Hillman, Georgia STreighT, Ronald Clayson, Eddie Hooper. Maurice Eolfs, PaTsy Knapp, Allen Hale. Sandra Adams. Leola Sherlock. Geneva See, Frank Hale, Monroe Bishop Jr.. Glenn DuITon. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Shaw, Ellen Hooper, BurdeTTe Weber, Jack KraTTs, Barbara Taylor, Rurh Rogers, Rodney Lockwood, Edward Healy, Allan Holde croll. THIRD ROW: Wayne Emerson, Phyllis Fairfield, Carol Barnes, Alice Pufzke, Lyn FosTer, Richard STephens. ABSENT: Sharlean Wilson, Virginia Evanco. FIRST ROW lleTT To righTl: PresTon Hopkins, Douglas Davis, Delores Sfeph- ens, Jackie Cleghorn, Genevieve Bishop, Jean Miller, BeTTy Saylor, Marilyn Charn- bers, Norma HarnilTon, Marilyn Brown. SECOND ROW: WalTer Rogers, Rich- ard Hale, Donald Borden, Eugene DuT- Ton, Carol Wilson, PaTIy Sowinski, Charles WhiTe, Mary Ann Smifh, THIRD ROW: Shirley Hall, Sally Ervay, Bobby SmiTh, Joan Lewis, Mariorie STreighT, Shirley Grimes, Donald Wilkins, FOURTH ROW: David Burlingame, Ray Linderman. The mosT imporTanT work in second grade is The Teaching oT reading. In The TirsT grade. chil- dren learn some oT The mosT commonly used words of our language, Second grade work enlarges This vocabulary. We learn To recognize word Tamilies and To read new words by sounding Them ouT. NexT mosT imporTanT in subiecT maTTer is ariThmeTic. Children are TaughT Their addiTion and subTracTion combinaTions in every-day siTuaTions. We use such obiecTs as pencils, books, chalk, boys and girls unTil The answers become auTornaTic. Second grade is one oT The TormaTivel' grades in The childs liTe. ThereTore, quiTe a biT oT sTress is placed on Trying To poinT ouT whaT is righT and whaT is wrong in personal conducf. Games, group singing oT roTe songs, arT, spelling and daily acTiviTies. SECOND GRADE 18 THIRD GRADE ln The Third grade program, The mosr imporTanT subiecT is reading. The developmenT oT proper habiTs and slcills conTinues Trom second grade worl and skill in reading maTerial by phrases or ThoughT uniTs insTead oT individual worlq is perTecTed. Special aTTenTion is puT on speed oT reading. The second mosT imporTanT subiecT is ariThmeTic. AddiTion and subTracTion combinaTions are conTinued and The basic TacTs in mulTiplicaTion and division are developed, The primary aim in social sTudies is To give an undersTanding oT The geographic experiences The pupils have already had. The Third grade period is imporTanT because iT consTiTuTes a TransiTional period Trom The worlv oT The primary grades To ThaT oT inTermediaTe grades. FRONT ROW llefl To righTl: Ann Linderman, Audrey Clayson, Louise Diclcer, Ronald DuTTon! Minnie Brooks, DoroThy Learn, PaTricia Wilson, Shirley FairTield, Virginia Barnes, Sandra Fa,-. well. SECOND ROW lleTT To righTl: Dore oThy Sfronq, DoroThy Anne SmiTh, JaneT Pafferson, Alice Durphy, Duane Hold- ridge, Raymond Wagner, KenneTh Healey, George Hillman, RoberT Srru- ble, RoberT Luzier. THIRD ROW lleTT To righTl: Ronald Bell, MilTord Williams, STanley Black- man, James DuTTon, Thomas Hale, Kay KenT, Neil Saylor, Donald Farwell. FOURTH ROW lleTT To righTl: Charles STephens, Jane STreighT, Donald Clayson. James STephens, Edwin Ram- buslri, Harold Kelley. FRONT ROW: Jerry Gaylor, Charles HoldcroTT, John Knapp. Loren STrang RoberT Hooper, KenneTh Gould, KeiTh Shaw, Alan Pulzlca, AnThony Bunlc, Nel- son Buri, Howard Linderman. SECOND ROW: RuTh BurT, Marilyn STrong, Donna Benham, Virginia Emer- son, Doris Burlingame Alberla EaTon, Molly WhiTe, Norma Bell, AlberTa Gay- lor, Mary Ann Polls, Roberf Holdridqe. 'fx BACK ROW: Marian Zacher, Margarel Luzier, Elaine Learn, Clarence Hall, Rufh Hand, William Weber. Raul Line derman, Jaclc HarringTon, Gerald Wag- ner, KeiTh Linderman. Miss MiTchell, LoreTTa Durphy. ABSENT: Waller Davis. Discovering Our World, Exploring New Field, DisTanT Doorways and Time and Places. These TiTles show ThaT boys and girls in grade Tour are on The road To advenTure and discovery. From The sTars in The heavens To The depThs oT The earTh and Tind ouT whaT aTTecTs The liTe u on iT. p We Travel The Tace oT The earTh and learn how The land and climaTe aTTecT The lives oT people. Though someTimes Tar Trom home in our imaginary Travels we have Tried always To be saTe. happy, and heaTly American ciTizens, proud oT our counTry, our liberTy and Treedom. FOURTH GRADE T9 FIFTH GRADE The Til+h grade is a parriolic class. Oulslanding was rheir enormous erforl +o purchase war bonds. Adding much 'ro 'rhe pupils! underslanding ol: war was lhe Ayialion Club. The club sludies models, oullines ol planes. and made an aeronaufical scrap book. The organizalion helped The mem- bers lo learn 'rhe essenlials of parliannenlary procedure. Geography and hislory sludies cenlered around Norlh America. Much inleresl was shown by The class in currenl evenrs, FIRST ROVV: Doug Colley, Earl Doly Clarence Underwood, Roberi Rouseville Dale Wagner, SECOND ROW: Rosabell Bishop. Vel- ma Shaw, Madalin Learn. Jane? Miller, Norma Linderman, Thelma Dulron, Don- nie Crandall, Virginia Wiilover, Nerrie Hammond, Jane Hale, Nancy Frosl, Audrey Wagner. THIRD ROW: Don Ingram, Max Hurlburl, .lack Melcall, Louis Burlin- game, William See, Roberl Lure, Doug- las Clayson. Kendriclc Durphy, Raymond Rombuslci, Donald Boser. FOURTH ROW: Earl Brooks, Carl Kralrai, Miss Corrigan, Roberr Wilson. FIRST ROVV llronll: Richard Wilson, Orrin Oalrley. Billie I-Iurlburl, Vicror Kenl, Larry Linderman, Donald Shaw, Ed- ward Gaylor, Kennelh Knapp, William Gaylor. SECOND ROW: Kennerh Zacher, Wayne Kenl, Donald Swarl. DeForesr Wilber, Thomas Ervay, Gorden Hooper, Bruce Blaclcmon. THIRD ROW: Harold Peasley, Eva- bell Thurslon, Mary Ann Franlclin, Bon' nie Srreighf, Violel Weber, Joan Sleph- ens, Gerlrude Gould. FOURTH ROW: Miss Rieman, Lillian Ealon, Vera Hooper, June Hale, Marie Barnes. The sixlh grade has been aclive in social lile lhis year, parlicipaling in several school evenls and holding several class parries, among which were Chrisrmas and Halloween parries. The class also enioyed an Easrer dinner before rheir Easier vacalion. The sludy of currenl evenls has been or- ganized as a sorr ol hobby. For 'rhe sludy They have used maps, have given oral ropics and used all rhe popular currenl evenls periodicals. The Old World, ils relalion lo us and ils parl in The war has been The main poinf of lheir sludy of geography, Their lavorife poels in English are Rudyard Kipling and Sir Waller Scofl. SIXTH GRADE S20 SEVENTH GRADE The sevenTh grade is The beginning oT The iunior high school. For The TIrsT Time The pupils are TaughT by diTTerenT Teachers and pass To diTTerenT rooms. Shop and T-Tome Economics rank TirsT as preTerences among The pupils. This year a new Science program was begun-The combinaTion oT Science and l-TeaiTh. Social STudies includes a Thorough sTudy oT The school, communiTy, counTy, and sTaTe. WiTh The inTroducTion oT percenTage, maThemaTics becomes more diTTiculT. The English, pro- gram was also revised and row inciudes English, Spelling, and SilenT Reading as one class. ArT class is held Twice a weelr and is cenTered around subiecT maTTer. Many new arT Technigues were inTroduced To The sTudenTs and were enioyed by all. One oT The highlighTs oT The year was The TormaTion oT a sevenTh and eighTh grade Glee Club which enTerTained The parenTs aT an evening meeTing oT The P.T,A. FIRST ROW 'lef' 'Q rignfyz lda Mae Brsolrs Eurice Hall LeAnna Johnson RcoerTa Learn Mary T-Tcldcrotf, Ellen Miler Mary Lou inzrarr Rear? Knaso. SECOND ROW lleTT Tc, righ'lt Owen BurT, Mari y' Farwell Jane' Hague Richard STeoner, Helen Rogers Ri'h- ard l.u'e, Audrey Ernerson Gladys Sherlock, TT'T'RD ROW lleTT To righTl: Donald Burlingame, Way'ne Blalreslee, Alfred Roqers, Vincenr DuTTon, Richard Col- lins VValTer FrosT KerneTh McLain, Howard Hammond, Miss View. FOURTH ROW: Daniel BerTron James Loclrwood, Donald l TurlburT, Rich- ard Borden Judscr DuT'on. ABSENT: Flora Gaylor KenneTh Fin' ney FIRST ROW: Hershal Learn, Roberf WeaTheral Charles STruble, Fredrick Lawrence, RoberT Bell, Donald Sensa- baugh Alfero Bender, Reber' Johnson. SECOND ROW: Mary Low, BeTTy MonTaro Janice S'irnson Agnes Sowin- iski, Buelah Weber, Norma Jean Villilla, Joyce Wagner. THIRD ROW: Frank STornson, Jack Br-yanT RaTrIcia RaT'erscr EsTher Hall, BeaTrire Thu'sTon, Miss BanTa, ABSENT: Carl KenT Dean Sherloclr. The subiecTs are UniTed STaTes T-TisTory, Science, MaThemaTics, English and Physical EducaTion. We sTress The sTudy OT American paTrioTs, heroes and invenTors. Our mosT inTeresTing uniT was The sTudy oT The army, navy and marine corps. We learned abouT respecT To The Tlag and To be good ciTizens and good paTrioTs. ln science we sTudied abouT weaTher, sTars and insecTs. lnTeresTing was The srudy oT garden problems which will help us wiTh our vicTory gardens. ln maTh we revived very Thoroughly To prepare Tor The regenTs. We lrnow ThaT maThemaTics is a very imporTanT subiecT in war Time. Spelling, silenT reading and English are now uniTed in one examinaTion. We parricularly en- ioyed The poems oT paTrioTism which we sTudied This year. I As always our mosT enioyable Time was spenT in healThTul play and exercise in The gymnasium. EIGHTH GRADE QT STUDENT COUNCIL The Srudenr Council has been reorganized rhis year by our new Consfilulion. The sevenrh and eighlh grades are alloweo fwo represenlalives each, The Freshman and Sophornores are allowed lwo represenlafives each, and rhe Juniors aro Seniors are al'owed 'rhree represenlarives each. The Council does nor expecl lo meer ils budge? lhis year because ol business condifions. The expendilures are reduced decidedly by rhe 'lacr lhal' war condilions render a Senior 'rrip impracfical. ls composed oi one member from each ol fhe 7rh and 8+h grades, lwo from fhe Freshman and Sophomore classes and rhree from +he Junior and Senior classes. l FIRST ROW 'lelf 'e right lronf rowl: Donald Crandall, Vice-Rres.' Wanda Er- vay Setrerarv' Jehn Mi'chell Presidenn Doris Adams, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Franlr Slimson, Rod- ney Emerson Carl Villella Rowena Miller, Tl-llRD ROW: Edgar Fros'7 Mr, Ros- enberry Mr, Johnson Farully Advisors Wayne Wagner: Ralph hlurlburr, ABSENT: John Wilson, Richard Col- lins, FlRST ROW: Arlene Burl, Rafricia Fairfield, Nellie Hammond, Howard Hammond, Phyllis Pinney, John Learn, Berrice Hooper, Harrier Follcs, Calher- ine Slruble. SECOND ROW: Lesler Kenilield, Donald Srrong, Waller Karsf, John Mifchell, Rowena Miller, Hershal Learn Roberl S'e:3ner Richard Sfeqner Miss Duryee. The Hinsdale Cenrral School band is now rliye years old. This year no confesls were held, and we spenf all ol our lime on rhe home lronr. We played lor one palriofic assembly and will play lor graduarion exercises. Due lo warlime reslriclion- we could noi have our regular Spring Concert, BAND QQ H. C. S. PANORAMA The l943 Panorama S'aFT is proud 'Q presenr fhe lourrh yearboolr in rlne his'ory of our sghgak I1 is rhe Tirgf Hara Cover yearbook we have published. All grades, small clubs and inforrral bivures were pholograpreo by our photogra- phy slag. We Tully appreciafe The coopera'ien ol fhe Tacui'y and adrnirfsvarign ard parriiugwy Miss Gena-1 :ur ad- visor, The slag sincerely wishes fha' 'he readers wil' be as wel pleased wifh 'he bool as 'hey are. EDITOR Wayne Wagner Associave Eoi'o' Party Fairfield Business Manager WGWSG Erway Aaverrislng Do'is Aman: Rodney Eneraon, Paul Dehnramp David Srvirn, Douglas Wing Artis? Marv Stinson Pnoroqraphers Do-qlas Wing, David Smith Liverary Editor Josephine Lail- TyDl,Ys Bernice Hooper, Virginia Morgan, Barbara Jacrion Sales Manager Ralph Hurlburf Sports Ediror Raymond Emerson Hurror Dorofhy Karsf Faculty Advisor Miss Gennef FIRST ROW lleil lo riqhl, Tron? rowlz Miss Gennef, Faculty Advisor: Berry Oalrley, Barbara Jaclrson, Bernice Hoop- er, Doris Adams. SECOND ROW: Dorolhy Karsi, Mary Slimson, Virginia Morgan, Wanda Ervay. THIRD ROW: David Smith, Paul Dehnlramp, Palricia Fairfield, Josephine Laih. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Wing, Rod- ney Emerson, Wayne Wagner, Raymond Emerson, Ralph Hurlburl. FRONT ROW Ilelf To riqhllz Miss Gennel, Faculry Advisor: Rowena Mil- Ier' Marqarel Rogers, Bernice Hooper: Miss Reynolds, Faculty Advisor. SECOND ROW: Raymond Emerson. Willard McKay, Wilma Farwell, Norma Crawford, Donald Adams, Waller Karsl. THIRD ROW: Douglass Winq, Phyl- lis Henry. ABSENT: Patricia Fairfield, Ploma Weaver Loren Hasfinqs. The Flash , which is The school paper, is published bi-monthly by a sral'l which is chosen by The srudenf body in Seplember. The slag aided by one advisor, publishes school and community news which is ol inleres? Io everyone. Edifor- ials, iolres, various composilions, sporls news, laculry slrelches, srudenr council minutes, alumni news picfures and car- roons drawn by slall members all appear in The various issues. This year the sponsors were Miss Genneh lirsr Term and Miss Reynolds, second Term. FLASH STAFF Q3 hphe CAMPFIRE GIRLS Carnplire Girls this year have in: uded qirls lrorn The filth, sinh and sever-1h grades. Ahhouqh if has beer hard fc ce' about rhis year bezause of ra'iori': yer fhe :iris have had scrne mood times They have helped Collet? lals and fircars as lheir par' in nalpnal defensei 1 Besides supporfing the war egcrr by collecring scrap The qirls also get red, whire and blue badges To wear. A 'ovely Chris+rrias carolina nar'y was held. This spring rhe giris are having 'heir annual doughru' drive fc iifarce The Manulca Group and lor expense cl heir summer cannp. The linish ol rhe Campiire season will be in May af lhe big Council Tire in Olean. FIRST ROW: Eslher Hall, Bealrice Thurslon, Nancy Frosf, Bonnie Lee Slraiqhf, Joan Sfevens, Eunice Hall. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Henry, Miss Merill, Palricia Fairfield. FIRST ROW: Pauline Srruble, Vir- ginia Gaylor. Arlene Burr, Phyllis Henry, Dolores Oakley, Harrier Folfs. Dolores Wilson. SECOND ROW: Dorofhy Franlrlin. Rufh Hale, Roberla Wino, Belly Mon- lara, Helen Bender. THIRD ROW: Norma Crawford, Beu- lah Weber, June Clayson Mary Lowe, Miss Banra. FOURTH ROW: Jirnrny Srnifh, Don- ald S'ronq Roberl Sleqner, Norma Crawford, .luanifa Williams, Joyce Wag- ner. FIFTH ROW: Richard Rogers, The Viflory Club vas lnrrned lo rorri I d 4 i A - ., . . .J A p oe doo ci izenship in our school and do our bi? in helping the war all r in .3 ' fur Corrirnunivy. One ol our nies? arnbilious proievs was The consfruclion ol a series ol palricfic pggferg IQ, '. war ericrt Priges cl war slannps were given fo Juanita W,,li5m and Ngrma Cfawfcfd IC, me bei, posyera VICTORY CLUB Q4 OPERETTA Cn May I9 I943, a very inTeresTing opereTTa was given in The audiToriunn oT The T-lirsdale CenTral School. IT was composed oT The sTudenTs Trorn grades 2 Through 6. The TiTle oT The play was The Frog Prince . IT was direcTed by Miss RuTh Duryee and IT was accompanied by Wanda Ervay aT The piano. THE CAST: Qceer, Bernie Lee S'raighT' Princess Virginia Emerson' Kiri Dora d Sffarb Bu' er Larry Lifder- rnani: Frog Prince. Dorald lnqrarn' FirsT Peasar', Kay Ken Second PeasanT Keirh Liroerrran' Third Peasarrf Mifcrd Williarns' Gypsy For'une Teller, Nerfie T-Tar'nrr.3rd. PEASANTS: Sally Ervay, Elaine Learn, Jane' Panerson Louise Declrer Jare' Yardrnan Delores Srephens, Donald Far- well, Virrcr KenT, Howard Linderrnan, WalTer Davis Pa'Ty Sc,-.inSlri Rayrrvd Wagner Mariorie STraighT. SERVANTS: Joan S'eDhers, Marie Barnes Sandra Farwell, KenneTh Zacher, Dale Wagner, Jaflr Me'calT. DOLLS: BeTTy Saylor, French' Ann Linderrnan Chinese' Shirley FairTield, Eskimo: Virginia Barnes, Englisht RuTh BurT, Duich' Marion Zacher, Russian? Mary Ann Folfs, Arnerican' Madeline Learn, Spanish. STANLNNG llef' To righTl: Barbara Jackson, Wayne Wagner, Loren l-lasT- ings, Louis Pelow, Arnold Krafrs lnte- phine Laih, CaTherine STruble Fcrna Weaver, Jarnes STurTevanT. LeTr Tc righT lsiTTingl1 Marie Healey Payrnond Goodyear. MlSSlNC5: PaT'y Fairfeld Wi iarn Miller. ly The senior play was presenTed November I8-I9, l942. The ploT was woven around Two eldf erly vegeTarians, T-TaTTie and Quilly, who were engaged. The couple was broken up when Quilly saw HaTTie's imposTer eaTing meaT and he accused The real HaTTie oT The oTTense. HaTTie became en- gaged To a meaT paclcer and Quilly Tell Tor gushy Mrs. Sparks. These acTs allowed anoTher worried couple To be married who had been lcepT aparT by Their relaTives' conTlicTing ideals. The play was a greaT Tinancial success. SENIOR PLAY E25 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Fulure Farmers ol America is an organizafion ol boys 'raking vocalional agricullure. The organizalion reaches from Washinglon lo Puerlo Rico and from Maine 'ro Hawaii. The commercial garden ol lhe local chapler was a qreal success. The gross receipls from pro- duce sold al lhe Farmers' Marker in Olean amounfed lo well over lhirly dollars. Although Transpor- lalion shorlage has cul down lhe boys' acriviries The chapler has been aclive and expecls lhe oulslanding local evenl To be The annual F. F. A. Parenl and Son banguel. ? 3 FIRST ROW: Wayne R. Wagner, - Richard Rogers. Ernesl Burl, Ronald Adams, Ralph Hurlburl. SECOND ROW: Edgar Frosl, Carl Kenr, Karl Dulfon, Arlhur Pinney. THIRD ROW: Mr. Burlew, Kennefh Burch, Ronald Crandall, Paul Kenl, Ar- nold Krafls. ABSENT: Waller Karsl, John Mifch- ell, Louis Underwood, Roberl Oakes, John Wilson, Raymond Goodyear, Joe Bunk. ,FIRST ROW llelr fo righfl: Rosanne Bishop, Dannie Websler, Thelma Durlon, Janet Miller, Earl Dofy, Douglas Colley, Richard Borden, Donald Ingram. SECOND ROW: Helen Rogers, Norma Jean Linderrnan, Jacqueline Slrang, Roberla Wing, Jack Metcalf. THIRD ROW: James Lockwood, Joan So- winski, Agnes Sowinski, Marian Myers, Jean Burlingame, Parricia Palferson. FOURTH ROW: Robert Johnson, Donald Ingram, Arlene Burr, Dolores Oakley, Eleanor Colley, Miss ConkIin.' FIFTH ROW: Waller Frosf, Frank Slimson, Hershall Learn, Donald Hurlburr, Jack Bryanl. ABSENT: Belly Farwell, Loren Sfrang, David Sfrang, Evabelle Thurston, Marie Barnes, Eunice Hall, Howard Hammond, Janer Houge, Mary Lou Ingram, Ida Mae Brooks, Lillian Elon, Bonnie Lee Sfraighf, Gordon Hooper, Kenneth Zairer, LeAnna Johnson, Roberta Learn, Larry Linderman, Viclor Kent, Kenneth Knapp, Richard Wilson, Donald Suarf, Orrin Oakley, Billie Hurlburl, Harold Peasly, Wayne Kenf. The 4H Club is a nalional organizalion and our club is iusl one small branch ol il. We have 'rwo diflerenlr parls, Agricullure and Home Ec. Home Ec. includes sewing, cooking and room im provemenl. Agricullure includes raising gardens, live-slock, and poullry. The boys make up lhe agri cullure parl and 'rhe girls fhe Home Ec. parl. Some girls parlicipale in lhe olher. Red Cross work is also anolher parl included under our general work. If we wanl lo we can Q0 lo The lair wilh our proiecls. We have gone lor Iwo years now and hope lo go again THE 4H CLUB Q6 BASEBALL FIRST ROW Earl Clrne Jolnn Learn Donald Sfrong SECOND ROW Brll Muller Rodney Emerson Ernesf Burl Coach Johnson Rclward Lo e Ronald Shabala Raymond Emerson Several local games wall be played In l-lnnsdale lnierscholashc comperrhon as af a munrmum Our boys are celebrahng baseball season flus year by 'rhrowlng hand grenades af rhe Japs and Jerrnes' Caffaraugus Counfy Afhlehc Assocnahon voted noi To sponsor any afhlehc leagues for The durahon Thus volley ball was lrmrfed to rnframural dC'llVIlI6S How ever lhe volley ball season was celebraled an so far as possuble VGLLEY BALL Q7 Baseball is nor aoprominenl game flwis year because of fransporraiion difficulfies. 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