Hutchinson Central High School - Calendar Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Basketball The first call for basketball was answered by an enthusiastic group of one hun- dred sixty-nine girls. The practice started immediately under the supervision of our coaches, Miss Walsh and Miss Kayser. After a few weeks of practice the teams were ready to play the inter-study room games. The girls entered into these games with much enthusiasm. So many girls partic- ipated that it was necessary to organize at least two teams in each study room and a few had three and four teams. Altogether 48 games were played in the series. Much keen competition was exhibited. The seniors were victorious and will receive the trophy in June. Captains Managers 140 PAT CoUGHL1N CLARA NAAB 240 PEG WOLFF GRAY'CE WENSLEY 200 MILDRED FRANCIS JENN11: BONGIOVANNI 340 MILDRI-:n BKIAHONEY OLLIE LANKLER 300 RUTH COHEN Rosa CRAMER 306 MARY SUMMEHAYES CONCETTA Ponozzl 440 DORA FINCH CARRIE LUONGO 438 MARY STUCKEY P1-xvuss DE PASQUALE rcPEGxx WOLFF

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Baseball Our national game was aspopular as ever on the feminine side of the house and every Monday and VVednesday the gym was made merry by some 150 girls practicing diligently for the interstudy-room games to be held a little later in the season. 140 2410 34-0 41410 300 200 4138 306 Captains EDNA WILLIHAN LAURA APLIN JENNIE TOTH CECELIA COLLINS RUTH COHEN BIILDRED FRANCIS MARY STUCKEY ETHEL HAITGEMA Managers CLARA NAAB GRAYCE WENSLEY H. KOPSZYNSKI T. CAMMARATA DORIS GORDON LOUISE DOREY ALBERTA BURTON JULIA VELAOI If anyone had doubted the ability of the fair sex to bat a ball, a run down to the gym some Monday or Wednesday after school would have convinced them of their error. The girls are indebted for their coaching to Miss Kayser and Miss Walsh. u PATH COUGHLIN.

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Swimming Swimming is undoubtedly the most popular sport among the girls. This is shown every year by the large number of pupils registered in classes. A total of 569 girls enrolled throughout the year. Despite this large number, much progress was made. After three or four months, Miss Sherrill was able to determine which girls would take part in the study-room competition. The first meet was one between the four classes. In this the seniors were victori- ous with 57 points, the sophomores second with 44-, the freshmen third with 35, and the juniors trailed with 18. This was followed by the inter-study-room meets. The final tussle between the two senior study-rooms was won by 14-0 by a score of 30-18. Swimming for 1410 were: Dorothy Rossenbach, captain, Clara Naab, Frances Day, Mary Dixon, Mae Bogul. Vivian VVonnocott, Mary Wright, Blanche Lankler, Evelyn Chronaberry, Edna VVillahan,, manager. The girls of the advanced class have also spent a great deal of time on life-saving and are about to take the test. A party in June concluded this year's activities. VVe wish to thank Miss Sherrill for her persistent and untiring efforts. EDNA WYILLAHAN, Manager.