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

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THE CALENDAR 129 Swimming Every year swimming increases in popularity, and this year is no exception, as over four hundred and Hfty girls were registered either to learn to swim or to en' joy their knowledge of the sport. During the school year swimming meets are held in which teams form the diff ferent classes and study rooms compete. In the interclass meet, which was held in December, the Junior Team was victorious with a score of 42 pointsg Seniors second, 24 points, Freshmen, 9 points, and the Sophomores trailed with 8 points. The captains and managers elected by the teams were: Team Captains Managers Senior Margaret Wolff Virginia Greer Junior Dorothy Williams Dorothy Rossenbach Sophomore Aline Lankler Irene Mazenauer Freshman Helen Meagher Evelyn Lagoy The interstudy room meets are conducted by elimination. The championship for the trophy will be held between 200 and 240. The final event is a meet conducted entirely by students between two major teams, the Brown and the Blue, composed of fourteen girls each. Altogether eighty' seven girls swam in the different meets. Over a hundred girls have passed the Beginners' Red Cross Test, and swimmers and life savers are practicing for tests to be held in May. DOROTHY WILLIAMS, Captain Tennis Thirtyfeight girls entered the elimination tennis tournament conducted in the fall. The winner of the school tournament has not yet been decided, due to incle- ment weather. The finals will be played in the spring between Dorothy Wolfe and Mary Hurley. The following ten girls were the last to remain in the tournament and will receive 25 points toward their athletic award: Dorothy Wolfe Helen Kralik Rose Ruifino Blanche Lankler Laura Sommer Hildegarde Hogan Eva Goldman Mary Hurley Adelaide Kaufman Lillian Klix The annual inter high school Syracuse Tennis Tournament for girls will take place at the Park Club courts in May. The team will be composed of five of the upper ten girls and they will receive 75 points toward their award. Although only one member of last year's team remains, we have plenty of new recruits-Y and we should have a very successful season. MARY HURLEY, Manager DOROTHY WOLFE, Captain Baseball For about six weeks every Monday and Wednesday afternoon scores of healthy, happy girls have gathered in the big gym and Room 90 to play our national game. The number of girls interested was greater this year than ever before. Competition was keen and offered many a fast and peppy game. Under the supervision of Miss Larson and Miss Walsh the girls soon got back into their old batting form. Who can doubt the fair sex's ability to make a ball sail after he has watched girls in action? The girls receive 25 points for faithful practice and 25 points for playing on a study room team to count toward the award for which they are working. Then comes the games for which the girls have been practicing. Rivalry is strong, but friendly, as each team is ambitious to be victor of the coveted trophy. In the games which are played in round robin fashion, the possible rivals for the trophy are 200 and 240. VIRGINIA GREER, Manager

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