Annunciation High School - Annunciata Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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THE ANNUNCIATA A Bit of Poetry BASEBALL Baseball - that greatest game of all, Plow America loves to hear that call: Play ball! Play ball! Wherz on the held a fight occurs, And words fly like bristly burs, The umpire's command the young blood stirs - Play ball! Play ball! A Here's to players of years gone by, Who.se challenge nothing could defy Who loved to hear that ringing ery Play ball! Play ball! GERALD DEMARCO, '42 A SIVIILE We cannot smile, we say, kVhezz at the end of a weary day, We sink into a ehair, And think of many a worry and care. But is it really that hard to smile If we try it for just Il little while? You know we might take troubles away From someone else who has had a hard day. DIARY LURASCHI, '42 TESTS Friday is known as test day, Be it October, June or lovely llflay, dll the lads and bonnie lassies tllareh demurely to their classes. Some are carefree, even gay, While others are full of dismay W'hy the light and why the shade? Some have neither worked nor played. Those who studied well before Need not worry any more- Wfhen test papers are returned, No regrets their hearts will burn. Learn a moral and be wise Let a test be no surprise By daily study you will gain, fl mark no eramming can obtain. CHARLOTTE CH ESBRO, '42. 51

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THE VARSITY TEAM 'l'he hasehall club was coniprised of fairly young players this season, al- though niost of them have had a year or two of experience. Co-captains, slack llokorny at second base, and Hill Dill in the field. were the power boys of the team. lfach has had four years in continuous playing. Next in line are the TWO-yezll' nien. First, we have Miles Klcllonnell, who held down the first sack so ahly. lloh Keller and Fran Klulloy. our bat- teries, who, together, pulled niore than one game out of the fire. liud Ryan and Bud Flynn, the tlashiest inlielders A. H. S. has ever seen for some time. Paul Brady also has seen some action for two years. He is a utility man and reserve pitcher who will also be playing a regular position next year. Wye have four rookies.'l 'liwo hold down regular positions. 'llhey arc Dick Ford and Frank Parisi who play in the outfield. The two reserves are Roy Slaper and .lohn U'l,eary. These will prohahly grab off positions next season, hecause of the graduation of the tour Senior members. Boh Koller - Miles McDonnell - ,lack Pokorny . Fd Flynn - Bud Ryan Francis Mulloy Dick Ford Bill Dill - - Frank Parisi - Paul Brady Ray Slaper john O'l.eary BILL IJn.r,, '-Hi. catcher first hase second hase third base shortstop pitcher left Held center Field right held utility utility utility