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

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1931 volume:

, 5 1 1 5 aa U Q! 'S V 1 X7 I f J X X, , if EX EIU NE I 2 fl fi f ff X , w CoPx'R1GH'1', A1L'N1c, mx 1 'bgmmmdi R.-mx1oND D. RYAN, Editor SAMUEL MOLIEN, Business Manager THE CALENDAR 92 Hutchinson-Central High School Buffalo, New York 8 PUBLISHED BY THE CLASS or 1931 Vol XXXIX QPWLQEM N ' DEDICATION O OUR NEW ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, MR. PIPER, WHO FOR MANY YEARS HAS BEEN A SYMPATHETIC INSTRUC- TOR AND AN ENTHUSIASTIC PRO- MOTER OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, XVHOSE CAPABLE GUIDANCE AND CHEERFUL UNDERSTANDING HAVE MADE HIM OUR FRIEND, WE, OF HUTCHINSON, SINCERELY DEDIf CATE THIS NUMBER OF THE CALENf DAR. a :D Q wa A660512 d I FOREWORD HE STAFF AIMS TO MAKE VIVID THIS RECORD OF THE YEAR ENDING JUNE, 1931, THROUGH THE USE OF PICTURES AND EXPRESSIONS FAMILf IAR TO THOSE WHO HAVE MADE HUTCHINSON - CENTRAL THEIR SCHOOL HOME THIS YEAR. THE STAFF SINCERELY HOPES, THAT YOU WILL DERIVE AS MUCH! ENJOYMENT FROM READING THIS, THE YEARBOOK OF THE JANUARYA AND JUNE CLASSES OF 1931, AS THE STAFF HAS HAD IN PREPARING IT. 'The Editors, 6 TABLE or coNTENTs Y ADMINISTRATION SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS 7 A E E if , -'Z 1 E 5 I-Ll E , E-X Q ,E TE 'S ffl u J: I- 1 YWQC5 VMQPCX CAQXOMAQZ' Z pNgmC,Q,9. T 9262? 1 0 w I M. SMITH THOMAS WILLIAM E. Wnareu P. Fannnaicic PIPER Maura K. GEYER ' KATE L'HoMMEnIEu ADDISON L. HILL f ENGLISH- Ruth Craig Cornie E. Moore Villic M. Carman Elizaheth A. Pierce Flora M. Harris Charlotte M, Meagher Agnes K. Bartow Emma L. Klipfel Mary L. Smith May V. Halloran Clara M. Sehorn Cora M. Seitz Geralda M. Glaser Florence M. Tehan Mary Rose Murphy Ella J. P. Short Marian Reed E. A. Clairretta Fell Edith F. Haake Eva Iviay Thompson Helen Ranlett Cornell Marian J. Davis Martha L. Krull Glcna M. Allen Alice A. King Lillian H. Murphy Harriet A. Middleton CLASSICAL - . Willoughby P. Beam Harriet L. Erb Malacl C. Baldwin Margaret K. McCarthy Anna C. Cowley MODERN LANGUAGE- Ferdinand F. DiBartolo Alfred M. Cardenas Ernestine A, Manhardt The Faculty V 1 Assistant Principal f ' r Assistant Pmicrpul In charge of the Seminary Armev In charge of the Fnmklm Annex Ruth Bosworth Schang Mildred Kain Amelia M. LaMantia Marguerite L. Borron DRAWINGM MA SCI SCI Maude Reamer George H. Mertens Elizabeth A. joline THEIVIATICSY- Mary M. Wardwell Louise M. Hodges Margaret Ferguson Gertrude Post Bertha P. Seyfang Alherta S. Vrfanenmacher Susan Kavanagh Jean F. Neil Boris Garfinkel FNCEPHYSICAL- Henrietta W. Penny Mark Hopkins ENCE-BIOLOGICALH Lester B. Gary George Herbert DeViney Ella M. Donnocker Gertrude Ziemann Horace B. Guthrie Iola Adelaide Smith SOCIAL SCIENCE- 11 Matilda Hughes Grace E. Churchill Ruth W. Fisher Peryl S. Howe Catharine M, Considine Ella L. Kenney Charlotte A. Rohr I A l Helen L. Wright Gertrude B. Hayden Floyd Braman Hill Mabel Rockwood Grimm Jessie M. Turnbull Eleanor E. McConnick Helen K. Goossen George W, Hurley ,loseph E. Salmon ll. Marjorie VanderH0ek Grace A. Teeter MUSIC- - Paul E. Nichols Rebecca E. Ormond COMMERCIAL! Harry I. Good William L. Harris Catherine M, Daley Anna M. Downs Margaret L. Coleman Olive M. Ames Ella A, Cotter Charlotte J. Kretz Mary M. Saul Margaret Holahan Crane Edna Berwald Olive G. Taylor Agnes C. Graham juvenilia Caseman Randolph S. Linderman Rose M. Keicher Agnes Hall Bernard A. Shilt Genevieve Geraty Helen McGowan Rachel F. Baker Earl G. Beech Clara B. Cronkrite Mary Engel Beatrice A. Jackson Eflie R. Leonard Mildred E. Maclc Katherine M, M son Iva jane Hand Lillian Unholz HOME ECONOMI Si Henrietta M. L. ngner M. Pauline Kni ht fHead of Lu ch Roomj Sarah H. Bullar Marie E. Henri h Mabel D. Austin Ellen M. Ream fAssistant Di ,cetor of Cafeteriaj Marion Kolbe lgurtizman Ann E. Camphdll Marian E. Rathliun Gertrude Parkciq Laura M. Marvin PHYSICAL EDUCATION George J. Kalhflcisch G. john Warren Helena T. Walsh Marjorie Sherril Naomi A. Lai-so Blanche Kempner Ray G. Glunz I Ronald H. Moody Lydia C. Kaysexi Lydia T. Hinaman SCHOOL NURSE I May Me'I'ague OFFICE- jessic M. Shepaiid Violet E. Demldr Clare Moran I LIBRARY- Alice H. Stafford Evelyn M. Hipqler 2' Class Poem Pilgrims, our shrine before us now Lies at our resting feet, Lo, it doth glow inviolate A cool and fair retreat: Not as spoilsfladen eonquerors Returning o'er the sea Nor as the runner with course run Do we come unto thee: But, souhsustaiincd, with heart-heats A-following the gleam We've tread our road, aspiring To find the ended dream. The dream! The solace and desire, Wliich, hy itself, is true! We know not what far dcstinies Our dreams will lead us to. Experience we've gleaned these years Has forged and tempered sound The strong links of the golden chain By which to life we're bound. Ideals we've cherished on our way Companion-travelers true, These treasures ever will he stored From old days to the new. Across the mystic bridge of time That spans this mortal life, Above the tumult and the din, Heard o'er the cries of strife, Ay, down the corridors of years Will echo loud-long, The ringing golden harmonies Of Alma Matei s song. 13 high EUGENE OAKES. Q.E:,.QMw 1 'E .E E E E :L .E E 5 w .E fa 2 Q.. J: l- Class History As the curtain opens the archaeologist is working alone in the laboratory. An asistant calls the archaeologist by television. He walks to a screen where a moving picture is shown. Archaeologist: Hello . lst Assistant fvoice coming from screenj: Hello, chief, wc've just uncovered a large huilding of some sort. I helieve it was a school at one time. Arch.: That's very interesting. What kind of a school was it? lst Asst.: I think it was one of their so-called high schools. It was named HUTCHINSON-CENTRAL. Arch.: No! Whyf, that was one of the best sehools of the Twentieth Century. Many famous people went there to school, If you find any specimens around before I come down to look it over, send them up. lst Asst.: Yes, sir. There are some on the way up now. Arch.: All right, is that all? 1st Asst.: Yes, sirf' fPicture disappcarsj Arch. walks over to desk and a knock is heard on the door. Arch.: Come in. Enter another assistant carrying numerous books, pads, pins, rulers, and other school supplies. He places them on a table. ' Znd Asst.: Good morning. Arch.: Good morning. Let's see what we've got here. fPicks up a hook and studies it., 2nd Asst.: We found lots of stuff in that old school: it's still in pretty good shape considering that it was huilt way hack in 1914. It's just filled with such things, whatever they are. flndicates a bookj Arch.: This fholds out a hook, is one of those things they called textbooks, years ago. They used to study their lessons from them---sometimes. Asst.: You don't mean to say they studied those odd things? Arch.: Well, they were supposed to. You see our modern method of studying hy means of television wasn't used until the twenty-first century. fPicks up another hook and opens the cover. Several papers slip to the floor., Well, what's this? fStoops and picks them up Q Theres writing all over them in the old fashioned long' hand, hut it's so faint I can hardly read it. fReads aloud., The History of the Clam of l931. The class of 1931 began its history in September, 1927, when an unorganized and unacquainted group of green freshmen entered the doors of Hutchinson-Central for the first time. This began one ,of the most interesting and profitable periods of their lives. At nrst it took all their brains to figure out the hell system. However, this unpromising group developed into an organized class which brought many honors to 'Hutchinson in all fields of activities: athletics, scholarship and leadership. This bewildered group of freshmen soon learned, with the aid of the upper' classmen, that they didn't amount to much. After they had become accustomed to the running of the school, they began to take an interest in its activities. They sup' ported them and so very soon they had acquired that fine school spirit characteristic of all Hutchinsonians. Before they realized it, however, a terrific cyclone struck them, which stunned all and seriously hurt many, but thc majority passed through the Midyear storm unhurt. 15 ln the sophomore year they became noticeably activewhroughout the school. Some turned their efforts toward athletics, some toward dramhtics, others to work on the CALENDAR and HUTCH-INfSUN while still others chose to distinguish them- selves in scholarship. 'Ain the third year of their life at Hutchinson they helped lto make the celebration of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the founding of Central High School a great success, especially the historical pageant in which many took mart. In the spring of the same year they organized themselves into a class. Thai oiiicers chosen were: Rohert Wright, President, Philomena Perno, VieefPresidentglLucy Pecararo, Secre' taryg Abraham Blinkoff, Treasurerg Goldie Knos, Girl Marshal and Robert McCoy, Boy Marshal. Under the guidance of these capable leaders ,Iuriior Day was a success. In September, 1930, when this claw returned to school,ithey found themselves the leaders of almost all the activities of the school program. Under the burden of their responsibility they pitched into their work with all the vilgor that they possessed. An important date in the annals of the class was when the sonior organization came to pass. Stephen Lavin was elected Presidentg other oilicers were Mary Boland, Vice' Presidentg Philomena Perno, Secretary: Abraham Blinkotf, Trasurerg Hannah Leroy, Girl Marshalg Bernice Cohen, Prophetg Eugene Oakes, LiPoet1 Kenneth Lane, Historian and Carmella Corritore, Valedietorian. At last cane the culmination of four years of toil and labor--graduation, where each received his reward for what he had successfully accomplished--a piece of paper tied with a ribbon. Asst.: I thought that they would be rather old fashioned and crude, but I guess things don't change much in time, for they seem to have felt much the same toward their schools as we do now. Arch.: It does seem strange to divide students into classes like freshmen and sophomores, Asst.: I can't explain the reference to ringing hells. Perliaps we could get hold of some information by doing more research. Arch.: Let's go and see the site of this interesting old building, Mayhe we'll and something about their system which will give us some ids as. They must have lcft other things behind besides this short account. i ly KENNETH LANE. A-24Q'4g!i'f'.Q1 fsstfzsff l 6 l 5.2 u h 1:5 G, Ev: CL.. 'c 3.2 .55 'QLE E. mi yu-I E.: N? R5 -ga: E.. EQ Ta .U Si :io ..vn,Q C- C: :mt 315115 ,go b...,54 as-E aim n.-ug me 29.5 nJ,E .Cain Clif -IE? wi ,Rm SEE QE? ,,tS.2 Q. Egg Egg.: Os W'-': Q-,, 555 ,Q Sm? 7r:i'i AJC-D. Safe MQ., ij LOUIS ACKERMAN University of Buflalo LOUIS ANSELMO Undecided Loves Atliletics Lou Like's Admircrs Ans. Merit Roll '2'7g Track Squad H '27: Gcr' Merit Roll '28fZ9. man Club. Virtue irsrlf 'scopes not calumnious So liigli as u tree aspires to grow, so liigli strokes. will it find on atmospllcrz suited to it. MILDRED E ARSNIEAU Bun-do school SIDNEY j. ACKERMAN Bryant and Stratton So justly Accurate Sid Merit Roll 'JL l will work and prepare myself und some day my clmiice will come. MARY FLORENCE AGRO Work Most Friendly Assistant May Merit Roll 'Z7 29g OlEee Monitor: Gar- den Club. lt is luetlzr to be with a few who are right, Than with many who are wrong. ANGELO C, ALAIMO University of Bullalo Always Concentrates Accurately Ang Honor Roll '27g Merit Roll '27f30g Boys Council: Pageant. Life is n rmcfwnv street. Do us much good ax you crm: ynu'rc not coming backf' GENEVIEVE AMDUR University of Buiiiilo Gmciously Aniiahlc 'iGcn Merit Roll 'Z7: Pageant: Glec Club. Life is tx measure to be flied-not a cup In be tlramcdf' ol Fine Arts Mil's nn Excellent Artist Milly Merit Roll '27-'29. Life liar lnvcliness tn sell. SIGMUND ARYXVITZ University of Buffalo Smiling Apollo Murph HC '18: HCH .!9: Merit Roll '30, '31g CALISNUAR STAFF '28-'30q Advertising Man' agar 'llc HUTCll'lN'SUN 'J0 3l: Junior Play 'J0: French Club: Science Student Board: Boys Council: Press Club. 'Toiiinitrr l'audncc. Club: Decoration Club: EUZABETH M. EACH Bookkeeper Ever More Ambitious Betty Merit Roll 'Z8 30. l tlle clcuulnr to success isn't rumiivig, f take the swim. NICHOLAS A, BATTAGLIA Never Acts Bashful HCH Rl mas Play Council: I Volare Trnmc Me University of Butlhlo Nick H '29: HCHS '30C rnitor '29-'30: Christ' 30: Pagizani: Operetta '3l: Boys Merit Rnll '27-28a l Circclo Ita c'potcr:. iano. 18 DOROTHY A, BEMENT Undecided Dot Adores Books Dot Merit Roll '28-'30: Debate Team '2B: Monitor: Tennis Team Z8: Swimming Team '30: Commerce Club: Literary Society. I would be the friend of all-the foe, the frirnrllessf' SAMUEL BILLICK University of Bnllalo So Bewitcliing Sam Merit Roll YS330: Decoration Club 'ISL Science Club '281 Garden Club '3l. Tlx: leader nf the orchestra ix always the man who lmx plnvcd second Hddlef' MARYA ld. BINKOWSKI Undecided Most Modest Belle Bunky Merit Roll l7f'30: Honor Roll '29: Mon' itor: Junior Play: Garden Club: Glee Club. To bc ov not Ln lu. That is the t1uestiml. MARY J. BLAKITA University of Bnllalo Modest, jovial, Beautiful Merit Roll 'ZS-'3O: Glcc Club: School Concert: Pageant. Smile -even tlnnrgh von mask a broken heart. ABRAHAM BUNKOFF Undecided Agile Bluller Blink HC 'ZS- l9: HCH '3l: Merit Roll '301 Treasurer junior Class '30: Treasurer Senior Class 'llg Debate '29-'31: Oratoricals '3l: Humane Essay. Honorable mention 'ZSI Pageant '30: lvlanagcr Tennis '3l: Assistant Manager Basketball 'Zllz Boys Council: Stn' dent Board: Seienee Club: German Club: Treasurer '30: President Chess Club '30 3l. MARY A. BOLAND University of Bulfalo Manages, Achieves, Behaves H '30: HC '3l: Merit Roll '30: Secretary junior Class '29: VicefPrcsident Senior Class '3l: Girls Service Committee '30: Girls Council 'Mg Chairman Freshman Lunehroom Committee 'Zo: Chairman Luneliroom Com- mittee '3l: Chairman Assembly Monitors '30: Lunehroom Committee '26f'3l: Assam, hly Monitor '31: HUTCH'lN'SUN '27-'3l: Associate Editor '30: Hu1'cHfmfSuN Board of Control 'Hz Causnnaa 'Z9: Press Club: Secretary '30: French Club: Art Club: Liter' ary Society. SALVATOR S. BONGIOVANNI Butfaln Seeks Clever Books Sal Merit Roll 'Z8 30: Honor Roll 'lllz Book Monittzr '30: Operetta 'lll Pageant 'JOQ ll Cirenlo Italiano. THELMA M. BRADFIELD College Stair Monitor: Arelx Bearer. lunior Exerf cises '3O: Manager Captain Ball l7: Man' agar Vollev Ball l8: Basketball Z8-'3l: Swimming 17930: French Club. ARNOLD A. BRONVN State College Always Admires Beauty Arn Merit Roll '19: Baseball Squad: Boys As- sembly: Advertising and Business Manager of CALENDAR l9: Lunchroom Mtinitor: Vaudeville Show: Student Board: Vice' President of Band: Secretary and Treasurer of Orchestra: Commerce Club: Pageant: Busi' ness Manager of Cneretta, HELEN E. BROVJN Undecided Hardly Ever Beaten Skinner Merit Roll '27 29: junior Play, 'H 1. MABEL H. BROWN Undecided Makes Him Bcliavl: Makes Meri: Roll '27 30g Hu1'cu'lN'SuN '30' Bl: Press Club. l am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. MARIAN BROXVN Slate Teachers College Merry Bonnie Merit Roll '31: H 'Z9: HC 'Kiln Stair Monitor: Assembly Monitor: Science Club: HL'l'CH'lN'sLlN Play: Girls Council Play. Give me a shark nf Nalurfx fire-Tlxafs the learning I desire. MARlON R, BROWN Undecided Marion Reads Books May HCH '29g HCHS '30: H '3l. And departing, leave behind us Footprints nn llie sands nf time. STEPHEN BUMBAR Vlork Settles Battles Sunny H 'JCI HC '30-'Sli Merit Roll 'Z9'i3lQ Cross Country '29 30: Pageant l9: Oper- ettn '3l: Social Committee Senior Class '31. Courage isvi't lack of fear: it's standing your ground in spite of fear. NINA CAFFARELLI University of Buffalo Nice Creature Vollcy Ball '28: Hiking l7 'l9: Public Speaking '30. Reading maketh a full man. conference a ready man, and writing an exact man, l ,Yi , , HAROLD Y. CHARBONNIER University of Syracuse Handsome Young Cavalier Merit Roll '29: H '3K': H 'ills Second Prize of Les Amis de la France essay con- test. '30: Book Monitor '3O: Lunchrnom Monitor '3l. A brave mm niakcx ri short sword lang cnouplxf' JENNIE A. CHARKAS Vtfnrk jolly and Cunning Johnnie Orchestra '2S: Glee Clulw '3U: Pageant '29: Concert '30. A'Tlie worlel is so full of a mimlrcr of tllivigs, I am sure wc should ull be as lmrpv as lri1i,t:s. GENEVIEVE K. CHODACKl University of Bullalo Gains Keen Competitors jcnnic Assembly Monitor 'Z8: Glen: Club: Paulezint '29: Concert '30. lVlien the tragic winter is nurr, let it not he said nf any of ns than we just snr luv the fire and lvuvmcrl onfrtlllcsf' STEPHANIA j. ClESLAR Undecided Seldom judges Caesar Steve Snepinn nntum ad luudevn atque uirtutcm sin: dnclrinn qimm sim' nntum doctrine: valuizf' ,IOSEPH E. ClPRlANO Carnegie jo's Evrrlastingly Climbing Child Merit Roll '30: CALIZNIVAR STAFF: Vice- Chairman of Student Social Connnittce: ll Circolo Italiano, French Club. Chi nrm scniina non mcrnglicf' BERNICE L. COHEN Undecided Bee Loves Company Niecic Merit Roll '3l: Honor Roll '28-'Sli Secretary Glee Club 'nog Class Prophet '31: HUTCH'lN'SUN STAFF 'Mg Operctta '3lg Pageant '20. AHA: Commerce Cluhg Press Clu . MILDRED COHEN State Teachers College Many Conquests Merit Roll '30 Volleyball YS: French Club: Pageant '29, Every natimzl function can be digniicd by flelihcration and privacy. AMN.. WALTER 1. COLEMAN Undecided XVould just Conquer Tony Mem Roll l9 30: 1-L.-my Squad 'sol l-lurcu-INASUN STAFF 'Z9: Assistant Busi' ness Manager '301 Co'editor i31: CALENDAR 'llz Monitor '3l: Lunclirooin Monitor '30' '31: Vndville Show '3l: Prcss Club '30: President '3l: Literary Society '30 3l: Hutch Club '29-'llc Commerce Club: Junior Board Member '30f'3l: Student Board '3l: Boys Council '31, CARMELLA R. CGRRITORE Undecided Carniellais Really Cute Carmel HCH 018919: HC '30: HCH '3l: Class Valcdietorian: Honorable Mention for Hu- mane Essay: Pageant '29: Christmas Play '3l: Volley Ball. Captainball '?.8: Numeral IB: Girl Reserves 018: Chess Club. Beauty binds my snnl. EULALIA l. CURR Undecided Earnest, lndustrious, Clever Ulm Life is full of bumps, but ri tense of lnmmr is n grcut slmck absorber. :F T MARION CZWOJDAK Bryant 9 Stratton Most Charming Bubbles HCH '281 Mcril Roll '28-'30: Monitor 30: Captain Ball '27: Volley Ball 'Z8: Bas' kc: Ball 28930: Baschall '30f'3l: Hiking '28' '3l: Swimming '29s Science Clulw '?.9: Gardcn Cluh '3l: junior Maypolc Danccg Large Girls Council '30f3l. VINCENT T. DALEY Michigan Very Tricky Danccr Ambitious - HCH 29330: Hockey Team '31: Com- merce Club: Hi1Y. GENEVIEVE DAVIS Undccidcd Honor Roll '3f!: Mcrit Roll '3l: Assistant frvasurcr of Commcrcc Club: Assembly Monitor 018330: Large Girls Council '30f'3l: Stair Monitor '291'30: Lunchroom Monitor '29 3l: Girls Service Committee l9: Girl Reserve Assembly l7 28: Junior Day Play '30: School Flay '30: Pageant '19: Roosevelt Memorial Program '3O: Commerce Clubc Literary Society: Scicncc Cluh '?.9f'30. M. KATHARINE DAVIS Arc School Honor and Merit Roll: junior Day Dancc '30: Assembly Monitor '30f'3l: Stair Mon' itur '30f'3l: Large Girls Council '30-'3l: Opcretza '31: Concert 'l9: Glue Club '29, 30: Pageant i291 Swimming '28f l9: Finance Committee of Commerce Club. LILLIAN DAVIS Stcnograplicr Lovalwlc Dear Lil Merit Roll '28 'l9: Lunchrooni '29 1l: Captain Ball, Vollcv Ball, Tennis '30: Swim' ming 'ZSA l9: Parzcant l9: Concert 30: junior Play '30: Glcc Club '3033l: Scicncc Club: Commerce Cluh. SALVADOR S. D Seldom Scan Drcar Merit Roll '?.7f l NTICE Collage ing Sammy S. Ther: ir xtill good in rllz worst of them. REUBEN DE SIMONE l Rcally Dangerous Merit Roll '27-'Ir Sratc Teachers Cul lege Rutlyi' 5. Lifs luis but limb rndx, and one lun been I nxeii: loop well to LOUIS A. DE VE! Merit Roll '27-'3 lt ix better to Ilmn to seem wise Luu Always D rcamz l ll u n: other. 4CENTlS Canisius Collcgc H 'iLouici' r wise and not seem xo nd mv! bs xo. TlLLIE L, DIAMQ Till ND Sccrstary Tillie Loves Dancini H YS: HC '3l: ming '28f'29: Bask Know zlwselff' AUGUSTINE DI Another Dreamer HC 519: Merit '30. Lin in lure, xo ssrmlily Monitor: Swim' cthall '?.9. LEONARDO Undccimlcd Augie Roll '2S 30: Track Squad laugh, to ltar1l. V... D., X t MAX DIZAK University of Bullalo Most Daring Mac Merit Roll '29: HCHS '30: HCH 'Hz Operctta '3l: Book Monitor '30. Evcry great mstitntimi is the lcmftllcned slmrlnw of a single man. ELEANOR M. DREHS Undecided Eleanor? Most Dear A'El HC IS: H i102 Merit Roll '18-'3l: Hu' mane Essay Prize 'ZS1 HCH fur Esay Viirit- ing: Ollicc Mnnitur 'Z8: Connncrec Club Play 'aol Maypolc '30: Volleyball, Captains ball '2S: Basketball: Baseball A29-'lla Swim' ming '29-'3l: Hiking l8 l9: Gold Pin lor Athletics 'Biz Connncrce Club. R:vucrnlm1nrr is llic swerlrst flower of all this worlzl's hsrfnmiiigf' DEVILLO EHLERS Secretary Does Everything Div Merit Roll '30-'31. Nnll1ing in life is ltumdnnn. BETTY ERDELY Xvorlz Beats Easily Betts HCHS '28: HCH '29: HC '30. Learn tu ln-r, lit-e to learn. CAMILLO J. FEDERICK Columbia Casual. jolly Fellow Carnation HCHS '29: H '30: Merit Roll '30-'llc Tennis Team '29-'3l: Basketball Manager '3l: Pageant '30: Monitor 'Z9 30: Boys Council 'MQ Student Board '31: Decoration Club '28-'29, All inanlginrl loves rx lover. ALBERT XV. FENSKE University of Bullalo Always Wirining Friends Bus Band two years. Du unto olliers what 'vnu would haue them do untn vnu, VIRGINIA FETTO Undecided Virginiafs just Friendly Ginny Merit Roll '30: Baseball '30 3l: Basket- ball '30: Captain Ball '3l: Coinniercc Club. Climb rlm the rocks be rugged. XVILUAM FLORIANO Undecided Willilig, Iully Fellow Flory H '29: Merit Roll '27-'30: Swimming '29g Monitor: Christmas Play '30: Pageant 'Z9. Security is morwl's rliirfrsl enemy. LEONARD J. FORTI Columbia Leonard Iests Fitfully Len Baseball '28-'3l: Basketball '30-'3l: Stair Monitor 'llz Opcretta 'Bla Boys Council '29-'Jl: Student Board '30 3I: Italian Cir- cle '28-'RL A conscious aim. un mnttzr linw simple. is u-liar glnrifies n life. JOSEPH V. FRANCAVILLA University of Buffalo 10's Very Friendly Frank Merit Roll '27f'Z9: Boys Council '2'I. An nunfc of lnvalw is worth ti rminrl of rlevrrvlcss . g S IOHN G. FRANCLEMONT Corntll EVA T, GARDNER Undecided just Gets Friends Bugs Ever Touching enius HGH '29: H '30: H 'Illg Merit Roll 'ZS: H '30s Office Monitor '29 3l: Commerce Boys Council '29: Chess Club. Club '30f3l: Girl Reserves '28-'Nz Glcc In this world iz is nut wlmt we wk: up, Club '?.9 3l. but wliar zu: give np, that :nukes nx rich. H: rlml is mica good, is aiu-uv: good. ESTHER V, GARFINKELJ Undecided Estllcrlez Very Gund, Es DOROTHY FREEDMAN HCH 'Z9: HCH 3U. State Teachers College 'l'oduy ufrll lived unikex every vcxtcnlnx- Dcmurc Fcmnu: Dot t' tlrrmu nf li-lppimtrsf' Merit Roll '17-UO: Concert 'aug Pageant BERNIQE H- GA -DAUR Wink '29g junior Day Play '30: Girls Council Play Blight' Happy Qirlll MBU-,,g.. '3l10PCfCll1l'3l2Gll'C Club- HCH '27: HC ':s. MQ--it Rt-ll '17-'19: 1-'fr is what you nmke ir. Ollicc Monitor '271 Captain Ball, Vollcy Ball, Basketball '27: Basrhall '28f30: Swimming '18-'Z9: Commerce Club '3U 3l. HARRY FREEDMAN lt ixu't tllc wliiitle llnrfhpulls the train. University of Buffalo MARIAN C. GENNUSQ HJPPY Fvlluw l Herself Stats Tcasliers College Orchestra: Tardy Monitor: German Club. Most Clmscn Girl MM Live zu lun. an laugh and to mm. Hom, Roll 1.1: Mem Rull 'ggrgng Numeral: Pageant 'Z9: Girl Reserves Play: ll Circolo Italiano: Garden Clulv: Scicncv ELSIE M. FUSANI Undecided Cluh. Evcrlastingly Making Friends El All, better than lic minzing of u gold Merit Roll '2Sf'3l, . cmwncd king. Tniatwnrrliniux.: is riulicr tlmn gnldf' lx tlic safe krpt mcmurv nf a lnvsly thing. KENNETH CERHIKRDT University ol' Bullaln BERTHA GAGLIANO Stcnograplicr Kind and Cond Ken Bears Greatness Bertie H '30: Merit Roll 'Z9f3l: Annnunct-ment HC '3O: Merit Roll '29: Trams Monitor. The llmd becmnex liglll whifli ix clncerf fully borne. Conunittcc: Coll' T Shrinking silrnc apr-4-gli. ca in: Literary Society. r ix halts! lliun s cuss less ANNA M. GEROW Undecided Ann's Never Grasping Anne I-ICH 'zsg H 'Z9: H '30s Merit Roll 'MC Assembly Monitor: Numeral '?.S: AHA '29: H '30: Glee Club. ' Give tn the wnrld the best you have and the best will Come back to -you. JOHN F. GERTIS University of Buifalo just Fine and Grand jack H '30: Mcrit Roll '29-'JOQ Assembly Mon' itor '29-'3O: Pageant '29g Tardy Monitor '30f'3l: Commerce Club, second Vice'Presi' dent. A Bc yourself and you cannot fail to be ol value. PHILOMENO T. GIALLELLA State Teachers College Phil Talks Gaily Phil HCHS '28: H 'Hg Honor Roll .Z9 30: Freshman Day Play '28g CALENDAR '7.9g junior Play '30: Oilice Monitor '30: Captain Ball '28: Volley Ball 'ZBQ Basketball '30: Tennis '30: Italian Circle: Garden Club. Thr wav lu gain a good reputation is to endeavor tn he what you desire tn ubbcnrf' GEORGINEA R. GIAR I Bookkeeper Glides Rather Gaily Georgie HCHS '?.9: HCHS '3O: HCH '3l: Mon' itor '3l. A good rlmmcrer is :lie best romb-stone, Leave your nam.: on hearts, not un marble. LOUIS GITLIN Undecided I.oves Golf Lou Merit Roll 'Z9f'3l: Book Monitor '30, Failure is only for those wlio rlxink fail' NYE. MIRIAM GOLDSAND Most Gracious University oi' Buffalo HCH '2S: HC l93 H '30: H 'lli Merit Roll l8 3lq Assembly Usher: Stair Monitor: Pageant 229: Captain Ball 'ZSQ Vice'Prcsident of Garden Cluh: Treasurer oi Art Club: French Club: Chess Clubg Large Girls Coun- cil: Glee Club. XV: never attain the ideal, but life would be incxprcssilzlv poorer were it to be taken away. ANGELA C. GRECO D'Youvillc Another Clever Girl Angi: Archery '29f30: Basketball 'Z71 Volley- ball '27: Glee Club: Italian Circle. He travels furthest who travels alone. MABEL L. GRIFFIN Work Ixiusic Loving Girl Mae HC '28: H '29: Merit Roll l8f'!.9. Silence is the soil in wliicll tliougltt HTUIUX. ANNA GRISANTI Undecided Ann's Great Anne HCHS '2S: HCH '29: H '30: Merit Roll '30-'Mg Pageant l9: Italian Circle: Pedera' lion of Modern Language Club. Precious and priceless are thc blessings whirl: books scatter around our daily baths. MARY I. GRITTI Oilicc XVorlr Mary is Gay Gritti Merit Roll 'ZSQ H 'Z9: HC 'Il0: Merit Roll '3l. Bc still, sad heart! and teas: retaining: Behind the clouds ix the sun still shining. w- i is MW 6 i bbw X l 2 -M, i Undecided ETHEL R. HAlTCllEMA Undecided Sa1ul' Ethel's Really Hap y Dimples 78931: Or' Merit Roll 'ZS-Ylql: Captain Baseball Team chestra Basketball '30: Captain Ball, Basketball, Glce Club. '30: Science Club '31q lf at jirst you drm't succeed, cry. try Chess Club cam again. Fovsuu et iuvabiif' 0 . r ' I - MARVIN GROSS Uadcndni B0,ff'x,g,EnkfIQlAl,31JER B l'l5,l52fff Makes Good Frcnchy H 'Z91 Honor Roi '29: Merit Roll 'Z8'3I Mcrir. Roll lSf'3la Orchestra 'IS-'29: Ger- man Club. ul! ix better to bi: wise mid not to seem sc. than to scam wire and not be so. ROSE GUBENKO State Teachers College Rosy Girl Bud H '19g HC '30: Merit Roll '29-30: lunior Day Play: Swimming Tcanig French Club: German Club. Let your cmiscizucc be your maids, MICHAEL A. S. GULLO M. S, T. C. Makes all Students Gasp I'Mike Merit Roll '19f'3Og French Club '28. '3l: Federation of Modern Languages '31q Presi- dent of French Club '3l. Karp an cucn temper. nn matter what happens, MONICA M. GWOZDZlEWSKA Secretarial Work Most Merry Girl H HIS: HCH V191 HCHS '30: HC '3I. Th: secret of success is constancy of pur- pnxe. . Glee Club. i'lt's the snug yr Siu 1, and Ili: smile vc wear Thats making :liz rimsliiur every-u'l1ef:. Must Dcmure Hutch HCHS 28, 19, State Teachers College nsonian Diana 30: HC '3l: Monitor: MARY D. HARRILSBURG . i 1 Hiking 'ZS: Captai Garden Club: Ar! Chorus, Vr5tigiu vlulla 1: XVll..l..lAlvl T. HAX waning, Talkativc, H l7 Z9: Hall lv Commerce Club. Succexx. in me. But l hope to l ball 'ISL Chess Club: Club: French Club irosum .' 'AS WLmrL Humorous Bill' lunitorg Literary Society is very high. rc there by and bv. MARJORIE R. HEINQLD Undecided t, k .. . Marjorie Reaches H Merit Roll '30f'31 No man is born! ig ts Marg work is not hom with him. into this world whore Y I., H IRMA E. HELLER XVOFIC Irma Ever Hopes Learn to smile at your troubles, And you'll die laughing at your success. IENNIE HOCHBBRG Secretary just Happy len Merit Rull l7: H IIS: H l9: HC '30: Announcement Committee: Monitor '27. lt can be done. ISABEL K. HOLLOWAY Secretary Inspircs Keen Hope Issy lr is the big things in life that cmmt. Courage to face life: and love to swcclen nj. HERMAN A, HUBBARD Howard University Have a Heart Hank Honor Roll '2i U.6: Track: Orchestra: Band '26-'Z'I. From the lowliest depth there is n bath to the lofriest heighrf' IVIARY I.. IACUZZO State Teachers College Modest, Loving, Inspiring Mac H '2S: Merit Roll '28 30: lunior Dav Play: Freshman Day Program: Basket Ball Team '30: Captain Ball Team 7.8: Il Circolo Italiano: Garden Club. Wlrether the world is with you nr against von. keep smiling. IRENE S. JENKINS Brooklyn M. E. Hospital Intelligent, Sweet, Iestful Amie Merit Roll '30-'3l. Sixty golden minutes set with sixlv dia' mound secuirdeviro reward is oifered. they are gone forever. FLORENCE E. KAISER Undecided Flo's Ever Klever Flo HCH '28: H '30: Literary Society. Trifles make perfection: but hcrfeeriou is no trifle. DAVID KAZARENSKY Syracuse University Desires Knowledge Kazie Merit Roll '27 30: Ollicc Monitor: Track: Basketball: Commerce Club: Garden Club. Life has but two ends, and one has been used: look well to the other. LOIS NV. KELSEY State Teachers College Lilrablc, Willing, Kind Pcelty Poker Merit Roll '28 3l: Assembly Usher '29f '3l: Horan-m'SuN Room Agent: Spanish Club: Art Club 'SL Buy truth: sell it not: also wisdom. under' standing, and lwnorf' ELMER KLEIN Especially Keen H '29-31: Merit Roll 'Z9 3I: Track Man' agcr '3l: Monitor '30: Student Board '3l: Boys Council '3l: French Club: Science Club: Chess Club: Treasurer '31, UNULLA t-estizia retrasumf' University ui' Buffalo Ked Klcinll CLARENCE H. KOCH Undecided Clever, Happy, Karefree Cookie Merit Roll '28-'JOQ Tnrdy Monitorg Hu1'ci1f1NfSuN Room Agent: Pageant '29. Do 'your best, for success does the rest. NETTIE KOCIENCKA Private Secretary Neat, Kindhearted Ned H l9g HCH '3Og Merit Roll '31g Pageant '29q School Concert: Stair Monitor: An- nouncement Committee: Girl Reserves Secre- tary: Glee Club: Chess Club, A good traffic ml: on the road to life, When you meet temptation, tum tn the fight. FLORENCE I. KOCIK College Fair, Inspiring, Keen Petite Flo Merit Roll '27 28g Pageant '29: Concert Z9g Glee Club 018931: La Societi Francaise. Reading maketh A full mmm, conversation n ready man, and av-filing ini exact man. JANET G. KONEFAL University of Buffalo Just Getting Keener lean H 'zsg H '29g Merit Roll '30: Luncliroom Monitor '28-'Z9: Oflice Monitor '30f3l: Scif ence Club '28-'30g Garden Cluh '29: Chess Club '30-'31. I would be a friend of the friendless nr :Ire foe. HELEN R. KOPCZYNSKI Stcnographer Has Real Kurls Kay Merit Roll 'ZBQ Manager of Baseba1l.'30. Kindness is a precious oil that makes the crushing wheels of can seem lighter. - - i. KUZIXV Michigan OMER LA PLANTE Bryant U Stratton Klcver johnny Outlook on Lite Checlco '30, 'lllz junior Day Play Merit Roll: Aasemhly Monitor '29-'30, Play 'Ill Vodeville Get your ltuppinexx out of your work '3l: Pageant l9: CAL- Or you will never know iulnu lmpbint-ss it. liiwnak H: Swimming '29-'3l: Tmflf. fill Mfmim' 'Ui Staff STEPHEN M. LAVIN Notre Dame E'Cs 'f'a Smiling. Merry, Likable --steve DOROTHY Dot? Must . Numeral for Athletics: CH College Dot Merit Roll Secretary of German Club: Secretary of Fed- eration of Modern Languages: Arch Bearer ,lunior Exercises '30, EVELYN MARIE LAGOY College Exquisite. Merry Lady Evy HCHS '28, 'Z91 HCH '30: Merit Roll '30: Monitor '29: Student Social Committee '30- '3l: Numeral '28: AHA '29: H 10: La Soeicte Francaise 'Z9f'1l: Art Club '3l. KENNETH B. LANE Cornell K:-n's a Busy Logician Ken Merit Roll '29-'30: HCHS IS: HCH 'Hz Class Historian: Hockey '3Of'3l: Student Board 'Bla Boys Council '28f'll: Christmas Play '10-'3l: School Play '30f'3l: CALEN' nan STM-if: Hutch Club: President: Literary Society, President. ALINE E, LANKLER Undecided Adorable, Ever Loving Ollie Deelamation Contest, Third Prize 'llz Lunchroom Monitor 'ZS 3l: Chairman '30: Assembly Monitor '29-'30: Chairman '3l: Stair Monitor '29-'3l: HU'rt:r1-IN-SUN As' sembly '30-'3l: Girls Council '30f'3i: Secre' tary '30: Girls Council Assembly '30-'31: Hurcufm-Suu Staff '29: Literary Society Commerce Club Board '30: President '3l: Boys Council President 'ftlz Senior Class President '3l1 Hockey 'Hz Golf '30: Bast- ball Squad: Stair Monitor: Commerce Club Assembly '30: Pageant 'Z9: Boys Couneilg Literary Society: Hutch Club. Fear of error is tlie tliicf of uclliewtvxewilf' CLADYS B. LAZERSON Private Secretary Gazes Benignly at Life Gladie Assembly Monitor '29f'30: Pageant 'Z9: Hl7TCIlK'lN'SliN Assistant Advertising Man' ager 'MN CALENUAR 'lla Glue Club '19, lik as easy In look up -as down, it's at easy to smile at to froitwlf' GORDON LEIB Undecided Gordon lust Leads Gordic Merit Roll 018930: Tratlic Monitor: Com' rnerce Club. In this world it is nat what we take up but what we give uri. tlmt makes ut rich. .IENNIE G. LEONE Stcnograplicr just Getting Lovely Leone Merit Roll '28 'l9: luuior Day Play '30. Smile when you fail, and yon'il die laugh' mg at x-our success. HANNAH M. LEROY Undecided Has Many Likes Reddy Merit Rollg Girl Marshal, Senior Class '3l: Lunchroom Monitor '29f'3l: Assembly Mun' irorq CALENDAR Surf: Secretary, Garden Club. l'1n A clremncrfllut u1:n't we all? IRWIN G. LEVY Alfred Irresistably Gay Lad Ike H '27g Merit Roll '30f'3l: Track l7f3l. A good lnugll is xunsliinc in rx lmnsef' HARRY S. LEXVIS Univcrsity ul Bulfaln Has Such Luck Merit Roll 'IS-'301 Honor Roll '29g French Cluh '29f'3O: CAi.r.N1m1 STAFF '30: Dccnra' lion Club-'29, '4T4lllQ less and listen morn. , r 'VERA A. LEWIS Unddcidcd Vivacious nnd Loving MV Merit Roll '28, Never give up, FREDERICK NV. LIESINGER, JR. Indianapolis Frcd's a Vdilling Linquist Freddy Merit Roll lS: Vudville Show 'Mc Oper- ctra '3l: Pageant 'Z9: Student Board '30f'3l: Buys Concil '29f'3Ig Monitor '3l: Decoration Club: Glce Clubg Band: School Play '3O: Hutch Club: Block H, 'Oppnrrrmirv is two willing lmnds, one alert brain and one strung will. FRED LIPPA Frequcnts Libraries Chess Club: French den Club, XVorry never ina worry? University of Bulhlu Freddy H '27: Merit Ro'l Clubg Treasurer of Gar- CHAR LES V. LON Chuck Views Li fe Merit Rall '2S 29 fl Sclf'trust is llic ERNEST A. LOMBI Evcrlastingly Acquir Baseball Squad '3l: Live to luve, to il '27-'3l: Science Club: ie a man great. so win- BARDO W'ork CfiuCk Operctta '3I. rst serrcr nf xnccrxxf' XRDO Yale University ig Luck Ernie Meri: Roll 'ZSYJO French Club '2933O. lnngh, and to learn. Basketball Squad ' 3 I: HELEN E. LOUBEILT NVork HcIen's Ever Loving New-r explain, v it' and your :ne-miex how. IAMES F. LOUGH just Found Luck German Club. Kindness-a lan can spenk, and tlxc ll d Ta our frienflx dan't used n'on't believe vnu anv- R AN Canisius jimmy ing: which the dumb my can understand. I i Y WILTON LUTWACK West Point IBERTHA MANOFF Undecided xvillinil I-Hd uwillfbu Bcwiteliing Manncrixnis Bert Merit Rail '29: Band '28-TSO: Orrhcsrra Mem Roll '30: HC 'gig LLmc1m,,,m Mon, -limo: Hockey Squad '10f11: Track Squad ar-f 'sir French Club 'so-'sir scrum Club ,293 Gvlf S'-llmd D393 CALENDAR STAFF '294 'Hz Art Clulw 'lla Garden Club '31: Chess Keep vnnr chin up and grin, the vert is Club '11, ww. Life has lor-:liners to xellf' MURIEL 1. MacKENZlE Undecided Mrgicsr, Jhdgim-S Tgaidcnm P n Qgu5'n IRENE M. MANSELL Undecided .291 . im: 'Hi crkfi' 1' li lrcne Mana 'cs Manv Pee XVcc N fllC 5'l ,283 ,Aifmlhly Munn! z7',3li lvierir Rrill '30: juniur Play: Commerce Stair Munmir 19f3l: Lunclirnom Monnor grub -30' 'Z0f'3l: Girls Service Cununirree, 340, 200: Girl Rrscrvcs Asscnihlv '2S 3l: President '29-'30: Cnnnnercc Club. Secretary '30-'3l: Christmas Play '30: junior Play Ml. Tn find and give Ilia hear. CONSTANCE C. MALECKI Clioxvnk Connie Cares Mueli Connie Merit Roll MIS: Assembly Munitur 'itll Lunehrooin '2S3'l9: Stair Monitor 'Hz Swim' ming '28-'3l: Swimming Manager '2832'-D: Glec Cluh 'ZS-'Z9: Student Board '30f'3l. Hu who has lust cnnhdcner: can lnsc nothing more. ALFREDA j. MALINONVSKI Undecided Alix-avs jcsts Mcrrilv Al HC '28, '29: HCHS '30: HC '3l: Meri: Rnll '28-'Z9: Glec Cluh '30f'3l: Chess Club Sl: OHirc Monilor '3l. 'iWc live in deeds, not wang in clmughrs, :mr lnrmzlixf' DANlEl.. l. MANCH University of Buffalo Dan's an Ideal Manager Dannin: H 'Z7: Merit Roll '?.S 30. The mind is its own place. and in im-lf crm make ri Hmvcn of Hell. n Hell out of Hrai-cn. Nm mini is born into the mrrrld, whore lvnrlq is not born with hnn.' CHARLES J. MARASCHIELLO Undecided ChzirliC's a jolly Munurkin Merit Roll '?.9 3l: Swimming '2S: Chzrr' lradcr '3l: Opercua '3l1 junior Play: Christ' mas Play. Aim high and belizvsc yuursclf capable nf great lhingsf' HYMAN lviARKEL University ui Michigan Heaven! Marvel Hy HCHS '28, '29: H '30: Chess Club. Prcsi' dent LS: Captain of Chess Tcain '30 J1. Silence is goldcuf' ALTA R. MARKLEY Business Position Another Rare Maid Atty Merit Roll '3O 3l: May Pulc Dance 'JOQ Garden Club '3l. Maize: new friends, bn! keep the old. 'The former are silvrr, the latter, g0ld. zvrf-vvrvvxvq LENA MARRACINO Secretary MARIAN C. MEISTER Undecided Loves Mischief Lee Most Cheerful Maiden Irish H '30q Merit Roll 'ZS-'29. It's thc song you sing und :hr smilrs von wear. Tlmz makes the sunshine eucrywlieref' JOSEPH MARTIN University of Bullulo jcsting Mzin Juv Merit Roll 013530: Tennis l9 3Og CAL- ENDAR STAFF '30: Commerce Club, Hutch Club. Smile-a circus draws ri lriggeiycroufd than a funeral. MARJORIE E. MARTIN Undccidcd Marjoriffs Ever Modest Marge Merit Roll '?.'7f'31: Monitor: Pageant '29: Christmas Play '30: Literary Society: Conv nicrcc Club: Glcc Club 'Z9. Hr the girl you would like to be. VIRGINIA E. MASON Undecided Vifginafrs Ever Meek muy Merit Roll '30f'3l: Assembly Monitor '29' 'Mg Luncliroom Monitor '30f'31: Numeral Z7: Commerce Club: Art Club. Iz'r the song yr .-ring, and Ili: smile vs wear, Tlicifs making the sunsliinc everywhere. IRENE M. MAZENAUER University of Michigan Incredible Miscliicvous Mermaid Manic Assembly ' Monitor '3l: l'IUTCHflN'SUN '30-'3l: Assistant CofEdiwr '3l: CALENDAR '30-'3l: Numcnil '28g AHA '19: Block H '3l: Press Club, Vicc'Prcsidcnt: Spanish Club, Secretary '3I: Federation of Modern Language Clubs '31: Student Board '30-'3l. Tlii-nk :hen vuu an today what 'yesterday 'Tnulwere -Toinmrrniu you shall not In CSX. Merit Roll 'ZBQ Assembly Monitor '30f'3l: Olhcc Monitor '30-'ll Commerce Club '25 '31 All things I tln ::ovifex.s the mar: I lg ESTHER I.. MELO' Ever Loving lvlauuie Girl Reserves '29- . UAcla.i ru the lmpp add zo you-r own. AMELIA F. MEN'll Another Frequent lv Merit Roll '27 3 Club '30s Hmncnmir Cluli '30-'Ill. Allawi do what CRUCIAN S. MESS Crnvcs Sonic Mairvc : Stair Monitor '30f'3lz V31: Science Club 'AO' night I knew: but nun' uow. I www the lexxf' I li . DN Bryant Ei Stratton rs Tummy 'T I inexs of orliefx and you ECKA Undecided Ieditator Amd : Stair Monitor: Glee ing Club ZS: French vnu are afmici to du. I Meri: Roll 'Z7f'3l junior Play '301 French Club '30-'SL Ir is lzmrr ro be so. tlnm lu seem wise INA U nivcrsity of Butlzilo Clash Book Monitor '291'30: wise and not to seem and not to be so. ARTHUR C. METZ n .gn --Abby Merit Roll '3l: Monitor 'Z7: Football l9g Hutch Club '29-'3-I: Literary Society 'fl0 3l, C . Anotlxcr Credit Mai Aim liigll and IJ grrul things. li LER Undecided we yourself cufmbl: of -J OGDEN C. MILLS Undecided Often Changes Mind Oggie Merit Roll '28-'30: Monitor: Commerce Club: Hutch Club: Student Social Commit' tee: CALENDAR: lunior Play '30. iLLUMINATO F. MAGAVERO Canisius inspires Many Lem Merit Roll '27-'28: President Italian Circle 10331: Football '30 3l: Boys Council '28' !9: Lobby Usher '30: Operetta '3l: Chorus '28-'I'-0: Chess Club '30-'3l: Garden Club '30-'3l: Federation of Modern Languages SAMUEL MOLIEN University of Bufialo Sagacious Manager Sain Merit Rall '30: Lunchroom Monitor '29' '3l: Stair Monitor '3l: Tennis '3l: Student Board '30: Boys Cuuncil '30: Advertising Manager of CALENDAR '301 Business Man' agcr of Cauiwnaix '3l: Voclville Show '31. MARIE A. MORABITO Ithaca College Mauncrly and Managing H '28: Merit Rull 'Hz President of Girls Council: Vice-President of Italian Circle: Circulation Manager of HllTCH'lN'SUN: Stair Monitor: Assembly Monitor: Lunch' room Monitor '28 3l: Student Council As- sembly: Hiking: Physical Ability Pin: Com' merce Club: Chess Club '29 30: Federation of Modern Languages: Science Club: Student Board. EVELYN MAE MYERS Undecided Eyerlaslingly Malrintg Merry Ev Merit Roll l7 31: Treasurer Girls Conn' cil: Girls Deelaruation Contest. Second Prize '29: First Prize '3O: Assembly Play 'Hz Girls Council Plav: Lunchrooui Committee '29-'3l: Chairman Assembly Ushers: Student Social Committee '29: Monitor 'Z9: Hiking '27. JOSEPH D, NAPPO University of Buffalo judicious, Daring. Notable Merit Roll '28f'3O: HC '30: H '3l: Swim- ming Squad 'Nz Manager Baseball '31: Usherz Monitor: French Club: Student Board '3l: Boys Council '31, VV: ind in life exactly what wc but into ic. MARIA P. NARDOZZI P. G. Course Most Practical Newcomer Merit Roll '23-'SL Better their the miuting of a gold crnwnccl kfmz. l lx a mf: kept memory of a lnuely thing. GERTRUDE NEWSOM College Gcrt's Nice Bobby HCH 'Z7: Luncliroom Committee: Type' writing Contest. lt's not what you say but how you my ir, IL's nn! what you do but how you do it. VERA NICKL Undecided Very Nice HCHS '28s HCHS '29: HCHS '30: HC '3l: Catennait '29f'31: Junior Play: Num, eral 'ZS: AHA '29: H '3U1 Gold Pin 'Jig French Club '30 Jl: Art Club '31, A On laokes fur to red: I me delve. FLORENCE M. NICOSIA Private Secretary Forever Merry, Nice Nick Merit Roll '31: Numeral '28: Manager Baseball Team '11: Volleyball: Captainball: Baseball. 4 XVlmc you are to be, you are non' becomf mg. i HENRY C. NIX, IR. University of Arizona Has Conquered Numerology Deacon HC '30g Merit Roll 'Z8 3Og Golf, Manager '3lg Football Squad '285 Swiming Squad '27-YB: Tennis Squad '29-'30: Track Squad '30-'31g Student Board '50-'3l: Boys Council l3O 3lg Luncliroom Monitor '10f'3l: Book Monitor '29, Boys Council Assembly '31: HUTCli'lN'SUN 'Mg CALENDAR STAFF 'Mg Pageant '29, Operetta 'lla Hutch HifY: Glcc Clubq Science Club: Commerce: Club. C. EUGENE OAKES Music or Art School Coming, Evident Orator Gene Merit Roll '28 31: Honor Roll '283 HC '30: Senior Class Poet: Student Board, Buys Council 'BOQ Assembly Monitor '31. Tlx: beautiful is as useful as the useful. HELEN E. OLSON College Honors Easily Obtained Oshen HCHS '28, '29, '30: HC lfllq C for Scholarship '29g Honorable Mention Humane Essay '28: Revolutionary Essay: Lunchroom Monitor: Hall Monitor: Girls Service Com- mittee: Numeral: French Club, Vice-Prcsi' dent '30, Chess Club, Vice-President '30: Sccrctarv 'lllz Science Club, Secretary '3l: Press Club, Art Club: HUTCli'lN'sUNi CAL' eunzux. ' ROSALIA ORTOLANI Undecided Rather Objective H '7.8f'29: Merit Roll 'Z8f'Z9. Vouloir c'c.tt puuvoirf' RUSSELL j. PALMERI University of Bulialo Really ,lust Person Pal H '2'7: HCH '2S: HCHS '29g HC '30g Merit Roll '27-'28, NVILFRED T. PE ARSON Unclecirlcd Willing tu Perform Locker Monitor: Operetta '3 l. How good is mm BERTHA E. PEC 13ertlia's Ever Plc Merit Roll '2 French Club. ll vnu! mieux I Willie Hall Monitor '30f'1l1g x'x life-the mer: lining! DRELLA Undecided n sing Bert 5330: Monitor '2S 29g PHILOMENA PER Plcasing Personality HC.'28: HCHS ' C for Scholarshipg dent: Senior Class HL'TCH'lN'SUNQ C Service '30: French Chess Club, Vice' urd que iumaisf' NO University of Bulfaln Phil 293 HCHS 'JUQ HC 'Sli junior Class Vice'Presi' Secretary: Monitor '3l5 KLENDAR STAFF: H for cle: Press Club: Fglierzttion of Modern Lan- guages Clubs, WENCES PETYK' Willing Person HC '2B: HCHS Scholarship '30: H1 ner '2S: HC lor Clubg Chess Club. Club, Vice-President 'Sig resident 'lla Italian Cir' ENVICZ Undecided Winnie '29, '3O: HC 'Bla C for inmnc Essay Prize NVin- Essay Writing '28g Glee ESTHER L. PIRIA Eager, Loving, Pe rs HC '28, HC '29 Honorable Menti Stair Monitor '30: Glec Club. The glory of loved: to give 'fmt be served. or I NO Stcnographer Jnable H 'llz Merit Roll '30: l, Humane Essay '283 liking '27: Garden Club: lic is to love. not to be to receive: to serve 1105 to fplfl Yen i IJ SHERMAN A, POLAKOV University ui Builalo Sociable and Pleasing Sl1erni Merit Roll l8 3I: Chorus 'Z9: Orchestra '29g Freneli Club 10331. Do num nllicrs us ilwuxllx you were the others. CONSTANCE R. POLIZZI Stenuxzrapliei' Conscientious, Rare Person Connie HC 'Z'-0: H 'liz junior Day Social Cum- mittecz Monitor on Stairs: Assembly Monitor: Volleyball '17: Basketball, Baseball iS: Man' ager of Basketball Team '28: Science Club: Glcc Club. Clumicter is liiglicr than intellect. IULIUS POLKOVITZ Undecided lasting. ,loeular Personality jules Merit Roll 'ZS-'19: Bunk Munitnr 'Jog Pageant '30. Do nntn others ur vnu would have them do uma you. ROSEMARY POMERANTZ Undecided Really Progressive Rosie H '?.9: Merit Roll '28-'3l: Assembly Mon- itor: Luncliroorn Monitor: Commerce Club: Glee Cluh: Hu-ren-IN-SUN. Out nl' xcliaol life lnrn lile'x school, PAUL R, POPP, JR. Cornell University Peoples Real Pal Senior Class Marshal: Manager Football 'Team 'Z9: Hockey Squad 'Z9: Lunelirooui Monitor: Backstage Crew '30: German Club: Boys Council: Student Board: Hutch Club. Secretary Literary Society. The true mcaxnre of life is not length, but honesty. ODELL PORTER University of Michiilan ..Du C.. Merit Roll '27: Third place in Boys' Dec' lamatinu '17, '2S: School H for Public Speaking '27, NLS: French Club: Science Club: Debate Society: Chess Club. PEARL M, PRESSING Undecided Pleases Many People Skippy Merit Roll '28-'SIN Stair Monitor '31: Baseball '30. XVliatcuer ix ivortli doing at all, ix u-onli doing well. IOSEPHINE D. PROVINO Undecided 10's Divine and Pleasing Joe lwlerit Roll l7 fl0: Stair Monitor '30. Give tu tlxr world the best you have and the best will emnc back to vnu. ELDA B. PUDVIN Nurse Elda Bclievcs in People Burny Merit Roll '11: HCH for Service '30s Student Board Assembly '3l: Co-Editor. HLITCH-INfSUN '3l: Assistant Business Man' ager. Hurcufm-SUN '30: Associate Editor. Summer Hureu-lN'SuN: CALENDAR '30: Stair Monilnr '3l: Asscmb'v lvlunitnr '3l: Lunrlirurun Committee '311 Hiking 'Z9: Ten: nis 'F-0: Student Board Secretary 'Sic Press Club 'Mlz Secretary '31: Science Club. Cnr' responding Secretary '30: Literary Society 'J0: Secretary '3l: Spanish Club '3l: Home- making Club. FREDERICK PULKA U. B. Fritz HCH '28, '2'-J: HCHS '30: Merit Roll '28, '29, 'lla Honor Roll '1l: CALENDAR. HUTCH-iN-Sim: Pageant: Art Club: Garden Club: Decoration Club: French Club. 35 1 N V'- s RUTH E. RAND Bryant E? Stratton Ruth's Ever Reserved Ruthie H '29: HC '30s Girl Reserves '29 3l. To find nur whether your dreams are going to came true. wake uh. RUTH M. REBMAN Secretary Really Most Rcsourccful Ruthie HCH '29g HCHS '3O: HC '31 HCH for Scholarship '3O: Stair Monitor '3l: Large Girls Council '31: Motto Committee '3l: Hiking '30. , It's the song ye sing and the smile vc wcu1 Tlmfs making thc sunshine ciwrywlierrf' CHARLOTTE A. REINHARDT Secretary Conrrcous and Real .. Sharky H '30: Merit Roll '28 3l: Hiking '30: Commerce Club, The easiest thing to find is fault: The hardest thing to keep is still. ELIZABETH F. RICHARDSON XVorlr Ever Feeling Romantic ' Betty H '3l: Monitor '28g Glec Club '30f'31. Happiness is the by-product of work well done. DORIS M. ROESS Worl: Does Much Reasoning Dee' Merit Roll M191 Pageant: Chorus: Oper' ctta: Hu'rcl-HN-SUN '29: Monitor: Concern RJO. . Dn1i't you bormwtsnr-row. Tou'll surely huve your share He who dreams of snrrow. LILA E. ROHR Undecided Loves English Recitatiuns Merit Roll ' 273' 31: Assembly Monitor: Stair Monitor: Lunchroom Monitorq' Glec Club: Science Club Cunimcrcc Club, C0u1lesy is tu lhing in :he kindes JOSEPH D. ROM jo Docs Rcmemherl do and suv the kimlest 1 wav. ANO l Damrosch Conservatory Professor Orchestra '29 30:i Italian Circle 'Z3f'29. Music is the :universal language nf man' kind. W CELESTIA C. W. ROSENKRANZ Cunrtcons, Clever, Nklilling, Undecided Radiant Celeste HC ill: German Club. Every day well lii-ed will make every yesterday a dream and every tomorrow a visinn of hubef' EDITH ROSS Stenographcr Ever Rcstive Merit Roll 'ZS-'Z ..DElDc.. 9 Live in the prudent with glad clmughzs of the pant, and lmpzs for the future. VERA L. ROWE Undecided Vera Loves Regents Weary Monitor '31: Swiiriming '30: Baseball '30. Smile. and the world smiles with you, XVill jind that surrow's there. View and yur.. when alone. f l JEANETTE RUDE Millard-Fillmore BEATRlCE M. SCHAGENHAUF I lust Retiring Nursr's Training School . Undccidcg Bubbles Beats Most Swimmers Bee RAYMOND T- RYAN Umjrddrd Merit Roll 'Z8f'3l: Commerce Club. Rather Talkarivc Reasoner Ray For every IILIFPV smile thc world whirls HGH '28- l9: HCHS i101 H 'Sli ,lunior Play '30: Carl-Ninn Srarif 'Blk Editor 'Hz HCH for Service 'ZU1 HllTCll'lN'Sl,iN Board of Control: HCH for Scholarshin 'J0: Coin' merce Club 'f4llA'3l: Hutch Club 'Hz Press Club '3l: Boys Council 'Bla Student Board '3l, CHARLOTTE R. SAFFITZ Undecided Charlotufs Really Sweet H 'ISI HCHS 'Z9: H '30: Meri! Roll 'zsv '3l: Assembly Monitor '29g Pageant-'29, CATHERINE F. SARGENT Undceitlcd Cunqucrs Football Stars Cathie HCHS 'Z9: HC '30: Stair Monitor '3l: HL'rcu-IN-SUN. MARGARET M, SAUER University of Bulialo Merits Many Smiles Peg H '3Og Merit Roll '3l: Pageant l9: School Play '30: Girls Council Assemblies '30 3l: HCH for Service '30: Chairman of Stair Monitors '30-'3l: Lunchroom Monitor 'JO' '3lg Assembly Monitor '30 3l: Girls Council Corresponding Secretary '30f'3l: CALENDAR Co-Associate Editor '3l: Huron-IN-Sun 'lla Co'Circulation Manager '3l: Cofliditor. Summer HVTCH-lNfSUN '30: Hiking '281 Commerce Club '3031l: junior Board Mem' ber '30: Science Club .19: Recording Seere' tary '30: Literary Society '30g Secretary 'Jig Press Club '31, on its tray with lexs of rare. OLIVE XV. SCHNEIDER Umicciticd Only Viilling Scholar HCHS '30: H '30: HC 'SL Thr u'm'ld is so full nf rx number of things: l'm sur: we should all he ax lu1M'W as kings. EMlLY A. SCHULZ Undecided Emily Always Succecds Em Merit Roll '28-'31: VieefPrcsitlent. Com- merce Club: Lunchmom Munitnr '10-'3l: Girls Service Committee: Commerce Club Play '30: Christmas Play 229330: Pageant: Operetta: Glee Club: Science Club l8. The thing that goes the farthest, in making lift worth while: XVhicl1 lakes the lcuxt and river :hz most. ix ins! ri pleasant smile. HARVEY XV. SCHVJEMLE Undecided Has a Vt'inniny.: Smile Haw Merit Roll '29: Entrance Monitor '30-'3l: Swimming '28-: Track '30 3l: Commerce Club. There may he some xuhstixute for good nature. but so far it has not been found. MARIANNA S, SCIBETTA Undecided Manages School Switchboard A'Mary H '29: Merit Roll '29-'3l: Switchboard Monitor '30 3l: Hiking l7 28: Volleyball '28g Numeral '2S: Hu'rrtHflN-SUN Room Agent. 37 , -1 GASPER j. SCIME University of Billlalo ROSLYN SHAPIRO Undecided Casper jcsts Scdately Real Swinnuer Ros Merit Roll: Swimming: Pageant l9. XVark hard: but in the Iac: of failure smile and try again! SARAH R. SClNTA State Tcaclicrs College Sarah Rarely Sliirks Sally Merit Roll 'Ella Tardy Monitor '2Sf'293 La Societe Francaise. Happi1lcxs is u prrfnmc that you cannot pour on mixers ti-itlmut getting a few drops im yourself. JOSEPHINE M. SCOMA State Tcacliers College joscnhinc's Most Successful Io H 'Mx Switchboard Operator 'Mg French Club '29. F1'iem1xliipw consists in being n friend. not in having u friend. MARY D. SERIO Undecided Mary Does Smile May HC US: HCH '29: HCHS '30. Vonloir C'esr Ponrmirf' RUSSELL N. SERVICE University ol' Buffalo Rarely Needs Scolding Football Squad: Orchestra: Glue Clubg Science Club. Cmistantlv striving In make our best. b:tte1. H 'so-'an Mem non '27-'sig Hiking '27- '3l: Caplainball '27, iS: Gold Pin for Athlctiesg Glue Club. 'AA wirmrr never units und a quitter never wmx. ' GERTRLIDE M. SH Gynfs Modern Scior HCHS 'ZBL HC 'Z Roll '29f'3l3 C for S Art Club: Stair M gram: Junior Day l Art Club: French Cl mittee: Garden Club Emlw.iiaim sets i only work can keep DOROTHY I. SIEG Dorothy Inspircs Sur Merit Roll 'Z8 3l AHA V193 Gold Pin Club, EDNA SILVERSTE Ever Smiling Merit Roll '28-'30. LESER College Slilayzer 9: H '10s H '31:Mcrit clxolarship: President of onitorg Christmas Prof lrogram: Science Club: .ibn Social Service Cum' Chorus. lic emberx glowing, but the jircs going. AL University of Buffalo cess H '30: Numeral '28: 'llg Art Clubg Frencli ' N Bookkeeper ..Ed.. The glory of life is to love. not tu br loved: to give not tu served. -. f 4 get: to xcv-nr. not to be FRANCIS XV. SIMONSEN Francis Wears Style U niversity of Bullalo 'Honor Roll '30: Nerit Roll '2S 3l: Boys Council: Student Boardg Hutch Club: Liter' ary Society: Tennis '29-'3l: Basketball 'Z91 Captain 'Hg Football '31: Swimming '28-'31, .. 4 Play the game f if and square. I 512-f-war .LM f MARION T. SKRZYPCZK Undecided Mild, True. Serene Dimplv:s HCH '28: H '305 Merit Roll 'lB 3l: As' scmbly Monitor l8: Captain Ball '28: Basker- ball '7.9 31: Swimrnin '30g Volley Ball '28: Baseball '29f'3l: Hilling J.S 3lg Science Club '29: Garden Cluli '31, This world contains n buried trmsurc fur wliicli in dig is a pleasure. ALEXANDER SLEPIAN University of Buffalo Atalanta's Successor Slap Honor Roll '10-'3l: Merit Roll '23 3lI Cross Country l9: Captain, Cross Country '3O1 Track '3Of'3I: Traflic Monitor: Book Monitor '28: Boys Council: Student Board '31: Orchestra 'Z8 Z9. There is nn rnynl road to liiglicst fame, The 'mari has toiled wlxn wears a glorious mime. BERNICE C. SMIECH University of Bulfalo Bernice is Carefree, Surprising Bernie Merit Roll 'ZB 30: Hiking: Girl Reserves. Be rr good spurt, win if you can, Lose if ynu must but smile nnyliourll' ELIZABETH G. SMlTH Undecided Ever Getting Studions Betty Honor Roll '29: Oiliee Monitor '30-'31: Glee Club '29-'31, Give to the world llre best you lmve and the best will cnme brick to yon. LORENA lvi. SMITH College Loves Modern Synconaturs Renee Merit Roll '29-'30, Life is full of bumps, but a xrnse of humor is al great shock absorber. RHODA M. SMITH Undecided Really Most Sedate Tiny Mem Rr-11 jzs-'11, lr ia the snag you sing, and tlie smile vnu wear, 'Thur makes :lic ruvmhinc eve-rywlieref' ADELE SMYCZYNSKI Bryant 8 Stratton Adurcs Songhits Minis Merit Roll l8: H '19: Stair Monitor '30s Hall Monitor '3l: Science Club '30f'3l: Glce Club '28-'30, The xecrct of luippi-ness is uni in doing what nn: lilqrs--but in liking wlmt one has to o. HELEN R. SONTAG Work Hclerfs Really Sweet Pickles HC 'I9: H '30: Junior Play: Christmas Play: HUTCH'lN'SlIN Play: Girls Council Play: Stair Monitor: Commerce C'ub. Live to love, to laugh, to learn. ELIZABETH A. STEWART Stenographer Elnquenrly Achieves and Sings Betty Merit Roll '28f'29: junior Play: Basketball '30: Glee Club '10. The three trumpet notes to victory are: l wixlr, l can, I will. ESTELLE STEXVART Work Ever Singing Tillie Glec Clnh '28-'30g Vice-President '30: Commerce Club '29f'3U. Make you the world a bit mar: beautiful and better because vnu llave been in it. Yl- W, rf, ,, RUTH SUGARMAN Eastman School of Music HCHS '27g HCHS '28: HCHS '29: HC '30: Numeral 'l7q AHA '29g H '29g French Club: GALE:-:mag Arc Club, Frcslunen As' scmhly Junior Play. A man witlmut music, poetry. ur art is not a living man. ESTHER I. TASMAN Undecided Ever Irresistiibln: Teaser Tassy Merit Roll '27 31: Pageant '29: Lunch' room Monitor '27, 0.18: Numeral .':7: AHA Block H Gold Pin: Glcc Club '?.9f'3l, The best way ix the honest wav. ANTHONY V. TEDESCO XVork Another Victorious Teaninnin: Merit Roll '30. Life is just one thing after iniutlierf' MARY TEIBEL Undecided Most Talented hferit Roll '27-'Sli Pageant l9: Switch- board Operator: Stair Monitor: Assembly Monitor '3O: CALENDAR STAFF '29-'Nz Hikf ing '27-'2S: Captninbnll '28: Volleyball '?.7g Glec Club 'Z8. Nothing in the wo1ld is so contagious as good humor. FRANK TESTA University of Buffalo Flirts lust 'Triilingly Cicio HC '2S: HCHS '29f'30: Merit Roll '30- '31: Lockcrruoni Monitor '3l: Traflic Monitor '3l: Morning Monitor '31: Buys Council '19- '30: Scerctary '3l: French Club, Treasurer '29-'3l: Italian Circle 'llz Federation of Mud:-rn Languages Club '3l: Student Social Committee -'3 1: Orchestra 'Z8. Come Ianni, Cori au1'ai. - JUSTIN C TOBI.-LS just Cravcs Tests Second Pri e in Cornell ..-robyr. pays Dcclaniation Con' z test 'Mg Manager Swimming '30: Boys Counf cil l7: Student Board '30: Office Monitor '3l: Cliristunis Play '28: Pageant '29g HUTCH'IN'SUN Play '31s Operetcrt 'Mg President Spanish Club '30 31: President of Federation of Modern Languages Clubs, '4He who wnuld win :rear victoria. Must first leum tu' THEODORE j. TO Tells Iolly Tales ' lox: with a smile. NESBLLA Bryant H Stratton Teddy Merit Roll '28, '3g0g Baseball '30: Track '29: Lunchroom Monitor l7 l8: Science Club: Connncrcc Chill. Rcpezi:i1m is the MICHAEL A. TRIT Makes All Tests Operetta 'llg Italia ish Club '31. Genius is eternal ROSS W. TUTTON Ravishing, Willing, T HC '29: H '30: Te mother of study. TO University of Buffalo Mickey n Circle '28-'30: Span- pntirncef' P. G. Course ioughtful Tut inis Tarun '30. Il fuut tuuiouvs utmqucr le brcmizrf' - STUART V. XVALP Stuart's Very Winnin Merit Roll ' 27528: l LE, JR. Syracuse Stcwy Book Monitor: Com' inercc Clubg Hutch Club. 'lt ix better to be wfxc and imc to seem so than tn seem wise ana nn: be so. - 40 In J . 3 3 ELAINE R, WEBER Undecided HELEN E. VVHARAM Stcnographer Elaine Really Works Pee Wee Helen's Ever Willing Smiles HCH '29: Merit Roll '30: HC '3l: Num' eral '2S: Lunchrnoin Monitor '30'53I3 Stu- dent Social Committee '30f31: Stair Mon- itor 'lllg Assembly Monitor '3l: Girls Serv' ice Committee '29: Large Girls Council: Pageant: 'Girl Reserves Assembly '28 3l: Girl Reserves Treasurer '29: Commerce Club 10931: Glee Club '30: Science Cluh '30s Junior Play '30: Girls Athletic Asemhlies '28, i301 HUTCH'INfSL'N Assembly '3I1 Christmas Play '30, '3l: Opt-retta 'SL 'I ungncs in trccx, boolqx in running Imwnkx, scrmrms in sto'ne's and good in wen'- tliimzf' IDA. XVEINSTEIN Undecided Ideal. XVinsume H '2S: HCH l9: HCH '30: H 'fllz Merit Roll '28f'3-I: Pageant 'l9: Opcyetta '3l: School Trio '30, Swimming '30 3l3 Glcc Club '30-'3l. I'Inpf1inz'xs is ri lmlwit-cultivate it. ALICE M. WELCH Undecided Anticipatcs Many XVinnings Al Assembly Monitor .!7. The only 1L'ay'In be dijfcre-nt is to bc nm' tural. BENJAMIN XVESOKE University ol Alabama Bashful XVinner Niue Honor Roll '3l: French Club. MOLLIE NVEXLER Wtxrk Most Willing Ollie May QZJI '28: HC '29: Chorus '29f'30g Pageant Merit Roll '29f'3l: Captain Ball '27, Bas' Itet Ball '29s Swimming 'Z7: Hiking '27-'30, '4WlluL you are tn hz. you arc :ww bccom' ing. , ROGER G. WILKINSON University nf Michigan Really Good Writer Wilkv Honor Roll '27, '281 Merit Roll 'Z6 Zl0. lr is better in be wir: and not seem so. than to seem wise and nn: bc so. VIOLA A. XVINDSOR Secretary Very Ardcnt Winner Vic Merit Roll '2R 3l: Stair Monitor '3l: Large Girls Council '3l: Swimming '2Sg Basehall '30: Hiking '5D. Be a grind xport. win if vnu crm, luxe il' von must, Im! xnnlc mivlmwf' HELEN lvl. XVLINICH University of Bullalu Has Much XVork Helen Orchestra, four years: All'High Orchestra '30-'lllz Pageant l9. It ix appointed that ull men zniov music, but that few auccecd in its niaste1y. SYLVIA WOLPA University of Michigan Spring Warbler Suzie Girls Brown and Blue Team 'U.9: French Cluh 'Z9: Carden Cluh '30: Alpha Pi Ep- silon '3l. Nothing in the world is .ra conlugionx as gnod humor, ' X16 l -P - 5 E?f12V' f C It - ., Qui ,4 vi' ' f , 5 . - :H :amy K ' ,j- i 1 .: ESX. ,, w L? ' K 'N Q Y 'v ? 'A ' , ,. ,, i mei . z , 51 K , Q f if . -aeelf.f5w ti +1 ' . l l FREDERICK A. WOLTZ Coyne Electrical College Friendly, Ambitious, Worker Fritz H '3O: Merit Roll '28f'29: Entrance Mon- itor 'IlO 3l: Backstage Monitor '30f'3lg Come merec Club. Do not my all that you know. but al- ways lgvxow wliat you say. EUGENE JAMES WNOZNIAK University of Bulialo Ever joking XVorker Gene Merit Roll '28 29: Squad Letter. Cross Country: Glee Club: French Club. Triflex make perfection, but perfection it no trifle. ELEANOR M. YATES Undcciclccl Energetic, Merry, Yuungster L Merit Roll '27-'30: Library Monitor 'Z7: Numeral 'l7: Commerce Clubg Science Club. The tlxree tmmpet notes tn victory are: I wisll, I can. l will. GLADYS L. YOUNG Secretarial Work Great Little Youngone Glad Honor Roll '31: Merit Rol '27-'30: Olllce Monitor 'Jig Stair Monitor 'Biz HUTCH'iN' SUN '30q Swimming Team '3I: Hiking '27g Commerce Club: Glee Club '3l. A clieerful person gets rm quick: a grumbler in the mud will stick. THADDEUS E. ZANVADZKX Michigan Tliadeus is Ever Zeulous Ted Hunor Roll '28-lZ9. lt is never too late to learn. RUTH ZETTERBE Really Zestiul H '30: Oiiiee M nnitor '3l5 Library Mon' itor '27'3lg CALBND Glee Club '17-'28. lt ravi bc dune. HELEN P. ZIENTI Holds Popularity? Z HC '30s Merit Operator '31: Stair room Committee 'a RG Work AR Representative '30: DNV SKI U niversity of Buffalo enith Pat idol! '28f'3l: Switchboard Monitor 'J0f'31g Lunch- lg OlHce Monitor '3l: Chairman of Asscmnly Monitors '3l: Girls Council '3l: Girls Cxtxznuan STAFF, Huron-in-Sus: C Council Amemhly '3 1: Glo-Associate Editor '31: HUTCH-IN-SUN STAFF, CofCirculation Man' agcr '30f'3l: Manag haiirman. Student Social Committee: Pageant '3O 31: Science Clu Concert ' 30: Press sembly '3l: Comme Color Guard, Scnio The world is m my religion. 42 C ing Editor of Summer '29s Commerce Club b M291 Glen Club '30: lub '3l: CALHNUAP. As- r:e Club Assembly '3l: r yclass '3l. Y country, to do good is SAMUEL C. ADORNETTE Canisius BPJDCET D. T. GUADAGNO So Careful and Accurate '- Sammy A Private Secretary The man that endures is the mlm :hat Bflnlil.-Dfsmure,Talented.Gracious Biddy wimj' Merit Roll 28131. i'lVhn rlimbs thc gnvnirmir lrcr ilzsliuctlv kunws XVhere ntrun and 1.-nb mid participle ,IAMES ALFIERI University uf Bullalo l-Zf0U'S- just Ambitious A'Ally Mcrit Roll 'Z7: Football Squad 'Miz Christ- mas Play '30g School Play '31. Waiit of tart is at laoiinm sellislmess. For xelj thinks and acts only fnr uxrlff' ROSEMARIE B. CONOVER Really Bright. Clever CARL P, lTl2NTlC0 University ul Mulugan Can Paint Drawings Dent Merit Rnll 'Zur Baseball '30: Swimming Tcnln iZ7 'lS: Spanish Club '28-Till. Aim high and lwlirvc vnuvrelf curalvlc uf great things, LESLIE A. FRANCIS - University ol Michigan Likes all Friends Less Merit Roll '30f'3l: Football '30 3ll Hockey '30 3l, If the elevator ro success isnt running, take the stairs. CECELIA FRIEDLAND State Teachers College Cute Femme Ccil HCH 'Z7: HC 'Z8: Merit Roll '28f'30C Glce Club '28: Concert '30: Pageant '29g Student Social Committee '30: junior Play '30g Girls Council Play '31: German Club: Clcc Club. Sunlef,it costs little, hut cn-ales nruclif' ANN G. GERTIS Another Good Girl RUTH GRIECO University of Rochester Really Gracinus Volleyball l7: Basketball '28g Swimming '29-'3l: French 'Club '29, Few things arc impossible to diligence and skill. RALPH KAZAROS Really, Keen Merit Roll '3l: Varsity Football '3l. Wl1ile we live. let us live. Harvard ..Kny.. DOROTHY E. McMAHON Pratt Institute Dofs Ever Modest Mac Basketball 'EOL Garden Club '3l: Science Club '3l. Anim-ig those present. HELEN T, MEAGHER Helen Teaches Music MARY I. MINNECI Mary jests Much Merit Roll '2X: Cleo Club '29-'3l. Gmc tn the world Ihr hrs! vnu huve mid thr hrs! will come back In 3-nu. HELEN T. PIEPRZNA Unclceitlctl Has Taken Progress Pepper Lifes us you make itflour and shit-s uf blur, nr 11 gmmlzlmg iournev. Lift- rs up tn vnu. Private Sccrctarv May NORMAN RASCH University of Michigan Never Rests Norm Buys Dcrlamation Contest '30: Swimming Team '29-'llz Literary Society: German Club: Hutch Club. Each year, mir virions habit, rooted mu. in time ought tn make the wnrs! man good AN THONY SCIOTTO Another Syncupater FRANK SEDITA Fast Swimnier REUBEN SHAFFER University of Bullalu Rather Scholastic Rube Merit Roll '2i 7.6g Checker Club: German Club: Science Club: Chess Club. Aim high and success will follow von. NICHOLAS A. SOTER Noted Art Student X HARRY JAMES SXVAIN University of Bullalo Has Icsting Smile Merit Roll '27, XVe must spend :md be spent in the :vid- less battle nf wrong against right. JEN NIE TARAMASCO lust Traveling 5 fs -I 1 5 2 E .2 E3 5 3 w -. L: rs E Z .c u: u J: I-' Vaiedictory The four years that we have spent at Hutchinson, fellow classmates, are crystal' li:,cd, tonight, in a single moment of goodebye, a blending of exaltation and poignant regret. Our hearts quicken at the memory of the golden heritage handed down to us through Alma Mater. We can look at the past and see things in their true perspective. Now, we can only smile at the memory of that first year of adjustment, when, pain' fully conscious of our inexperiencc, we were so eager for the gifts Alma Mater had in store for us. How we worked and how we played through the next year! What a glorious sense of achievement we experienced during our seventy-fifth anniversary! And, now, to-night, as we sit together, in hushed thoughtfulness, one idea dominates our minds-- Carry on. Even as the ancient Greeks, in their torch races, strove to keep the sacred flame alight, so must we carry with us and keep ever burning the torch of our Alma Mater. If we keep it high above, and ever before us, the shadows will fall behind, We have spent four of the happiest years of our lives under the guidance of that light. It burned hrilliauitly through our victories and shone stead- fastly, tenderly, through our defeats. It glowed with a warmth and mellowncss through our friendships and blazed the way to new and fascinating worlds of thought. Tonight, fellow classmates, a bit of that light has penetrated into each of our hearts. If we tend it faithfully, it will always illuminate the present and burn away the mist of the future, preserving for tomorrow, yesterday. ' You, Mr, Thomas, and, you also, members of the faculty, have been the high priests of that sacred flame. Patiently, steadfastly, you have kept it alive and have interpreted its meaning to us. Honor, Courage, Loyalty, Service. How those words ring in our hearts! With what loving affection we shall remember the teachers of these lessons! We, who have had the privilege of your friendship shall carry away with us the beauty that lives in the memory and becomes the very stuff of which our souls are made. OUR ALMA MATER 'Thou Spirit of a mighty heritage Let thy golden memories ,Be ozw inspiration In this ever clmnging trend From tlic old order to the new! , CARMELLA Coiuu-roms. President's Address Class Day is a time'honored institution at Hutchinson. Today the class of 1931 has the happy privilege of welcoming teachers, parents, friends and schoolmates to the exercises. Graduation is not far off. We know that means staring life on our own responsi- bility, and we realize that many obstacles are before us, but we are confident that the lessons learned in this, our beloved school, will help us to solve some of life's problems. As we enter the active life as citizens of the Hnest country in the world, the services we render should be fraught with earnest effort and willingness to give the best that is in us to the furthering of the highest ideals of citizenship. As citizens it will be our privilege, not only to promote and cherish our American institutions, but also to obey the established government. 45 ,F - The time for leaving draws near. Now the words of our school song take on a deep and profouncl meaning: She calls for our allegiance To 'noble aims and fair, And in our souls we wear her seals- - All life shall find it there. Our hearts that learn to love her Will steadfast be and true, However fur in life we stray From Ccrit'n1l's Brown :mtl Blue. STEPHEN M. Lavnsz. Charge to the Juniors Today the Class of 1931 pauses to perform one last service for our Alina Mater hcforc we leave for fresh woods and pastures new. To you-W-seniors of tomorrowf we entrust our school and the ideals it has fostered during sevcntyfseven years of service to the citizens of Buffalo. It has heen our privilege to carry the banner of leadership during this, our last year. and we are proud to traiisfer our trust to you. Our high school life has been pleasant and protitahle and, with a tang of sadness, we end this part of our career, 1 You, as seniors, will assume new responsibilities. Greater fields for service will he yours and opportunities to excel in scholarship and athletics will present themselves. Behind you lie three quarters of a century of tiinefhonored traditions. By heing trustworthy and loyal you can further these ideals. We sincerely hope that every undertaking you attempt will he successful and that you may next year feel as we do today, assured that Centrals spirit shall live on in her Class of 1932. Tet for your guidance, this I say Honor the Past-it has built today But, O! The Present ctmsecrute ' To Truth, to Beauty, and to Love. ML-vrirna Hucnes. Mary Boland, ViCe'President. Response We assume the duties which you have performed so well. This obligation will be ours as the Class of 1932, to keep the faith which you intrust to us. lt is with the feeling that one has when one's older brother leaves the household to seek his way through the world, that we now see you preparing to leave tliis school, where you achieved so much and where you have won many honors and where you have spent so many happy hours. May the spirit of Hutchinson attend y u on your way! The o Class of 1932 extends its heartiest congratulations and best wis ts. E h Alhcrt D. Shaw, President of the junior Class. 45 Prophecy Scene: Laboratory of the American Archeaological Research Co. Time: 2050 A. D. Characters: Prof. of Rescarehg Asistant 101. ' fThe Prof. is seen busy at desk. Soon she puts her hand to her head in a per' plexed manner and then v:alls:j Prof.: l0l! 1011 Come here quickly. Go and find out what time it is. I really have lost all sense of time. U01 hurries to 13 month calendar, runs finger over month after she has pulled otf 12 months, then returns to Prof., 101: flu inonotonej It is the 13th day of the 13th month of the year 2090 A, D. Prof.: Stop that! I must concentrate, if possible. 101: If possible. Prof.: Stop that! 101: Stop that! fin same voice as professorj. Prof.: fwalkiiig nervously up and down laboratoryj Eeekl I almost forgot that I have to speak to the Amnesia Remembrance Association tomorrow on Pronii' nent People of 1970.0 fRushed to Televisionfphone and calls up A. R. A. fmovic projeetedj. Prof.: XYZ S90 fpicture on screenl. Hello! Is this the A. R. A. Yes? No? Oh, yes! Well, connect me with the president, please. Hello, Presie, ol' boy. This is professor 9999. No, I d0n't want to borrow anything. No. I just called to let you know that l'll speak to your elub to' morrow. I never fail. Please send a gyroplane down for me at 15 o'cloek. So long, Presie. fHangs upj, Hurry, 101. Say, what are you doing there? fSecs 101 sitting at desk in pref occupied statcj 101: Oh, nothing. just thinking. Prof.: Horrors! Who ever heard of a hired lady robot thinking? Thats a social error, 101, and you should know it. Vifhy, what do you think we pay you for, thinking? Come now, go and get those books and things we found in that old building in Buffalo. They may give us some information about the people of that time. 1101 goes out and returns with materialj . Prof.: K. O., let's dig in and work. fPicks up paper and reads., Prof.: Well, well, as I breathe and eat concentrated food pellets, this article of November 20, 1950, says that Abraham Blinkoff is organizing a city beyond the Queen Maud Mts. in Antarctica. He intends to call it Lavinport in honor of Stephen Lavin, originator of the Multiple electric refrigerator which freezes anything at 20 degrees above the freezing point. Vera Nickl has donated a library. 4 101: Here is a funny ad. Sigmund Arywitz is offering for sale 1,000 copies ot his autobiography entitled How I Became a Success. Isn't that extraordinary? Prof.: Well, I expect to write the scenario for a talkie about my life. I'm sure it will amaze the world. 101: It will startle the world, Prof.: That was entirely uncalled for. You should remember your position 47 before you speak. 1101 looks blankly aruundj No, stupid, 1 life. Give me that copy of the New York Times, fturning Oh, what a beautiful smile this man has. It says he is Stephen popular song hit, My Sonny's Sunny Smile. 101: Raymond Ryan is President of the Concentrated Last week he made up a cool million by merging with Battagli Delivery Co. I get this from The Business World which Havas and Irma Heller. i Prof.: I just read that Cannella Corritore has published Carnation. 101: She must have been likc me, a lover of flowers, Q carnations. Prof.: fDespairingly.J Such is robotal intelligence. 101: fLooking up from inagazinej Ida XVeinstein is run Music School. Roslyn Shapiro, one of her pupils, in a testin that I didn't know a note whcn I began. Prof.: And then the lessons got lost in the mail. I rea perfecting a plan by which she can teach infants Geometry. mental agonies of high school life. Very humane, isn't it? 101: 1 think so. Prof.: fscathinglyj You shouldn't think. 101 : Ruth Rand and Cecelia Fricdland are doing social xi that incan being in society is work? . Prof.: No, Nincompoop, tcontinues readingj. Stuart XVa V Walpole One XVing Air Way Corp. He appointed Peggy San Peggy is reaching new heights in aviation. 101 : This is about heights too. It says that Rose Kramer Blue Clouds which was written by Phil Perno and directed n to d mean your ptuition in illustrated scctionj. Bumbar, author of the and Mohtn s Energy Foods Qonsolidated. is edited by William her book on Reinf dreamilyj. 1 just love n ionial said, To think ing a Correspondence that Helen Olsen is That will avoid the ork in Buffalo. Does lpole was Pres, of the er Director of pilots. is starring in a talkie, by justin C. Tobias. Elaine XVcbcr, critic for the N. Y, Times, said that the play was lovely. Prof.: Here is some more about the theatres. Tlns article says that the famous Brown Troupe is touring the West. The troupe is led by Marion R. Brown and she is ahly assisted by Helen Brown, Mabel H. Brown, Marian Arnold Brown is managing the circuit on which they travel. 101: The Browns have it. Prof.: I'll say so. How in the world could they tell w with thc o or Marian with the who was wanted on the show that numbers are better than names are. Avoid confusion saves motion and motion brings about .... 101: Here is some radio news. Helen Zientowski is BWM. She gained her experience as a telephonic girl, Last man, reporter, that her motto is, The smile with the voice win Prof.: Will you please talk straight hereafter? 101: All right. And joe Romano is featured violin st Koffee Ko. Prof.: Charles Maraschiello sings over the Groner Crap MacKenzie gives 15 minute beauty talks sponsored by Hochhcr to beauty. 101: Talking of clothes reminds me that Frank Testa Fashion Show at the Statler. He will have famous niannequin Martin, Pollizzi, Teibel. l 3, h H 48 W S Brown. Incidentally ether it was Marion hone? That goes to ind avoided confusion inounccr for Station eek she told E. Tas' S.. :ir for the Kilpatrick .te Hour and Muriel E? Schlescr's devotees is giving his annual with him: Lankler, Z Prof.: Yes, and Art Metzler and Paul Popp are opening another of their Syn' thetie Men's Clothing Stores. f10l coughs spasinodicallyj Wli:it's the trouble? 101: Nothing, just that my internal hinge is loose and it intcrfersm with my anterior motor. That's all. Prof.: Humpf, 1 see where you need a tightening up. Say, this is funny. It says that Norman Raseh, deep scmcliver has heen under water for ninety days, in order to study home life of the sardinc That was short time. 101: He must have had trachaeiiis. Prof.: May he. And Alex Slepian ran the 'l miles in 9 seconds. How slow that was! 101 : Mayhe he had a blister on his toe. Prof.: Don't comment so much, Yes, I guess everyhody was slow in 1950. I think they must have slept a lot. 101 : I know they did 'cause they had to save daylight, according to the authority of Walter Coleman. Prof.: fAfter turning pages of laookj Bertha Manoll and Miriam Goldsand are opening a Private School for Girls. The Building is being erected hy the Gertis 5 Mogavero Construction Corp. Eugene Oakes is the architect. Ruth Sugarnian will teach music and Hannah Leroy is in charge of the Personality Course. Mary Boland is instructor in psyehofanalysis. 101: What's a personality? b Prof.: Personality is what 1 have and you haven't. . K . K 101: Oh! that must he egotism. tLooks in hox hurriedly, hrings out packaged Here is something, Prof. Prof.: fOpening package and reading wrapper., This wrapper has the Name Irene Mazcnauer on it. It's awfully lalurred. I guess Irene was Pres. of the Nat'l Cosmetic Co. . 101: What are cosmetics? ' Prof.: Well, er--M- they must have heen some early forms of atomic study. Yes, I guess that's it. 101: NVhat's inside the package? I Prof.: QHolding out eompactj 1 wonder what this is, anyway. All I can make out is the name Pudvin Powder. Looks awfully dangerous. Wonders a whilcj Well. the only thing I can do is declare a holiday until I make a final decision as to what this queer object is. It may revolutionize the scientific world. You may go, 101. 1101 goes off leaving Prof., pondering over the eompactj 4 Beanies Conan. 49 1 4 N S. 5 w h. u sf U .:: :s D 5 M E .E E .C as E 2. L5 N 1 2 :Z E Q E Q 5- L. Ei 9 E O -A E U 5 E .. Yi u. E U E E U 5 '5 rl U ez O S LAURA M. APLIN Temple University Merit Roll '29: Assembly Monitor 'SO' '3lg Lunchroom Monitor '3O1'31: Stair Mon- itor '30-'3lg Baseball Captain '29g Basket- ball '29f'30g Brown and Blue Team '7.9 3l: Swimming l9g Pageant '29g School Play '29, President, Homcmaking Club 'Mg Science Club: Literary Society. More things are wrought lay prayer, than :his world dreams af. FLORENCE R. ARRIGO College Merit Roll 'Z6g 'Z9g Volley Bnllg Captain Ball: Swimming: Glee Club: French Club. XVlmt I nm is my character, V XX'l1nt others say of me, my reputation. MARY M. ASTRAN Undecided Merit Roll '26: Pageant '29g French Club, Spanish Club, Glee Club. 4'Life is just a road full of bumps, Bur a sense of lxnmor is a great shock absorber REGINA J. BELLARIO Undecided Captain Ball 'Z6: Baseball 'Z7: Basketball gighlfagcant '19q Ofhce Monitorg Decoration u . The 'Golden Age' lies onward, not behind. The pathway through the hast has led us UP. The pnthu-ay tlmvugh the future will lead on, and high. MARY L. BERZAK Chown School Commerce Club. Every yesterday a dream of lmpginess, And er-ery tomorrow n vision uf ape. lvl .RRY R. CALLBRI I Men: Roll '2792 Four things crm ward. the sped urri neglected uphortnnir CECILE CARRIE .Chorus '27-'SUI Numeral 'l7: A. H 'Hz State Ability p. Baseball '27-V191 HI XV: me such slujl And mor little lij' Rider 95 Hiking. Y e not bark: llxe spoken wzurlie yum life and the v. College Luncliroom Morxitor '30: A. 'ear swimming 'Z6' n 'Z'7: Basketball 'l7f'?.9g JTCHJN-SUN '30. as dreams ure made on, is 'rolnlcled with sleep. e RITA M. COLLIEIL H., '27: Merit R ull, 27, 30. A lt is more shameful to mistrust ov1e's Irreuds than to be dr ' DORTHEA V. DA H., '19, 303 President, German Mc XX'hen the great Sc Tw scare against y, He cares nor wha Bur how you player MARGARET N. D Monitor, '26-'27: Club. GentlV to lien r Work cewed lay them. LMANN College it Roll '27 30. Vice' .lub, '30. nrer comes. :ur vmme. Llrr vnifvc umm nr lost, l the grime mucus Work Glce Club, Commerce kindly to judge. JOSEPH V. DRAGO University of Builnlo Book Moniwr '29: l90fInter-Studyrooin Track Champions: Spnnisli Club, Il Circolo llnliaino, Glec Club. Life is ii meusure to he filled, not ii cup rn be rimmed. SUSAN C. FEGER Undecided Reach high and harp on rcucliing, Grip lightly, hard and fast. FLORENCE FELDMAN Secretary Numeral, lS. Good nature and gnnd sense must crcr foin. ETHEL FETES Undecided H. C. '29: Merit Roll '2Sf'30. Life is not so short but that there is ulwuvx time ennugh for courtesy. MARY GACH Undecided H., '27g H, C. H, 'Z8: H. C. '29g In6rmf :iry Monitor 'ZS. Be :ver -ready lo fnllnw your star. FAY GALEMBO Undecided Merit Roll '27-'3O: Numeral 'ESQ Glcc Club. 'lklyliatcxfi-r is worrlx doing is uwzrlh doing Ulf v. CLARA GATTI Undecitlccl Merit Roll '26' 317: V1-:c-President. janu- nry Senior Class 'BOC Assembly Monitorg Siudyruom Monitor '30: Ollicc Monitor '30q Pageant '29g Captain Ball: Valley Brill: Hik' ing '27: Baseball: Basketball: Commerce Club: Science Club, Glcc Club, Garden Club. ' Tu err is human: lu forgive, divine. TILLIE D. GOLDBERG Bookkeeper Merit Roll 'F-03 Pzxgczint '29: Monitor 'lily Science Club. I Go an with hle another nnlc, Lighting the may with iz kindly smile. ROSOLINA GUERCIO Secretary Honor Roll '30: Merit Roll '30g Assembly Monitor '28-'30: Switchboard Operator '30, Pageant '29: Glue Club, B: silent aliuayx when you doubt your sense: And is-leak though sure, with seeming dif- Ii ence, ANGBLINE GULINO Bookkeeper Merit Roll '28: Science Club. ln work, love, and plan, never uceepz dc- fcatf Try, try, until you cun't be brat. 1 ' .1 ' ,,,2, 'Q . . V' ., ' g ,.' A 'fi ii 5 if V 'fi X f' ,lv-M ..,., 'I x 4,125 53 ,,, A i l ESTHER D. HAENTGES Work Merit Roll '27z Assembly Monitor '29: Pageant 'l9: Volley Ball 'Z6: Commerce Club. Every vexlerduy u dream of happiness. And evzrv tomorrow a vision of lioprf' LOUlSE IVANCIC - Undecided Merit Roll '29-'30g Infirmary Monitor, '29. The high .mul seeks the highway. the low soul seeks the low, but every man determines the wav his soul shall go. RHODA C. JONES Undecided H., '26g Merit Roll, '?.6t'30q Class His- torian: Pageant: Lunchroom Monitor: Com- merce Club. Whc1i the one Great Scorer comes. rn write against your name, He writes not if you won or lost, hal hon' you played the game. FLORENCE T. KATVHNSKA State Traiihcrs College Merit Roll '28 ?.9: H. '30: First Prize, Girls' Declamation Contest '30: HUTCH- lNfSUN Play: Christmas Play: French Clulw. Mor: things nr: wrought lyv pmvcr than this world dreams of. ETHEL C. LOCHTE Work Assembly Monitor '29: Pageant D295 Glee Club: Commerce Club. ' The glow of lif: is to lout, not ta be loved: to give, not m get: to serve. not to be servcrlf' GERTRUDE K. LC Merit Roll '27-'30: Airleftoi ct lc cir NDON State Teachers College Chorus, German Club. I t' rodent. MILDRED M. MALONEY Undecided Merit Roll '30: 'mg Stale Ability P Brown and Blue Board '19f'30: Stair Club. To bc glad of lif. the chance tu love in and za look up at th jOHN C. MARASC United States School Play '30: 76 bwininnng '78 kethall Z9 Student Cold Pini for Athletics ' ' : - l M onitor '30: Spanish lzrcuusr it gives you stars, Ll to ttfnrk and to hluy i HIELLO Coast Guard Academy Chorus '2S 30g French '28- l9. l.auy4l1 and the un Christmas Play '30: Club '30: Swimming irld laughs with you. awp and von weep a nc. O ROBERT W. M-:C Merit Roll '30s Captain 2.9f'30: Foo Council '27-'30: Student Board L9f'30: Boy Marshal. Junior Class Club '29: Treasurer, Science Club, Art Cl - nm .mn safe ...a un cnem i is to in s . ak: RUTH MITTLEMA Chorus '30: HUTC ENDAR 'Zil. Lil: lnxx vm pleas friendship. h in Carnegie 'Tech Hockey '30f'3l: Goll tvall Squad 'Z'7: Boys' '30: President. Hutch Literary Society 'Z91 nb. sure wuv In dcstruv im your friend. tl Secretary H-INtSUN '30: CAL' e nolvlsr than that of r HERBERT' MORGENROTH Undecided Merit Roll '30: Lobby Monitor 30931: Track Team '30: German Clubg Chess Club. Q.incquid ngis, prurlenter agar, ac rfsbicc funn. HAROLD F. NEUNDER Undecided hierit Roll '29f'30. Friendship is a flower in the garden of life which will forever bring me fray. EDXVIN NIEDZIELSKI University of Buffalo Monitor: Inter-studyroom volley ball. The way ln gain u good reputation is to endeavor to be u-lun: you desire In appear, ALEX A. NORMAN Wharton School Merit Roll '29f'Zl1: Basketball '28f'?.l5 Baseball '27 30: Football '30-'31: President. january Classg Boys' Council: Student Board: Assembly Monitor: Spanish Club: Hutch Club: Commerce Club: Glen Club. Courage is nn! lack of fear: it is stand' ing your grmmd in shite of fem. REBECCA R. PEARL University of Buffalo H. C. H. S. '17, '281 H. C. '28-'30: H. '30q Glaze Club: French Club: Science Club: Garden Club: Chess Club. Reputation is what man tllinlqs of mc, Character is what Gnd knows of mc. ROSA H. PERRY Undecided Merit Roll '27i'28: Numeral, A. H. A., H.: Basketball Captain 'Z6 29: Baseball Cap' tain 'Z6i'28: Tennis Tournament '29-'30: Champion Basketball Team '28-XZ9. There is no situation in life so bad that it auf: be unaided. ALICE 1. PHELAN Undecided Merit Roll '2Sf'301 Commerce Club. Ther: is notlii-ng that costs so little and goes so fur us courtesy. MARIANO C. POLlZZl University nl Bullalo Cross Country '29, Pageant 'Z93 Chorus. There is but one -road lo im and that is thc strep and tnilsomr pathway of factf, IOSEPHINE E. RIZZO Bryant U Stratton Merit Roll '?.6: Pageant '29: Glec Club, French Club, Science Club. Beauty is but n diamond in the setting of personality, BERNETTE A. ROTH Private Secretary Merit Roll '27. 'Z8: Basketball: Swimming: Pageant 'Z9: Concert, Glue Club, Commerce Cl rb. l'Withnxit self-faith and an iron will, man is but the playflring of chance. CARLYLE G. SMITH Undecided Boy Marshal: Prcsidcnt, Band and Or' chestra: Band '27 31: Orchestra '25-'31: Hockey '29-'IGOQ Hutch Club. Be slow in clmnxing u friend. but slower in rlmngmg. SADIE E. STANSIL ' Undecided Honor Roll '30: Merit Roll '27 10: Num' eral '2S: Bronze Athletic Pin: Basketball: Baseball: Glcc Club: Science Club. Seek tlic lov of being alive! VIRGINIA M. STURTZER Nurse Merit Roll l6: Lunehroum Monitor: Pageant 019: Glee Club. kVlmt von me to be vnu are now bermnf mg. LEONA R. SZUR Secretary Merit Roll '!9'30: Class Balmer Design: Hiking 'Z7 ZB: Physical Ability Pin l7g Commerce -Club: Science Club. Many jrinigsgrow upon time tree nf life, but nrme so sweet ua friendship. ANNA R. THOMAS Secretary Merit Roll '30: Captain Ball '26: Vollcy Ball l7: Baseball, Captain '30: Swimming '30: Numeral '30: Hiking '27-'30. Small conrtesies swcetcn life: :lie greater ennolile ir, ENJNIE TOTH Undecided J - 1- Munitor M175 Captainball M163 Volleyball i 'Z7: Baseball '27f'f State Ability Pin '26 '28: H. '29: Hiking There me better success. JOSEPHINE M. Ulf Red Cross Ccrtili '29 Physical Ability SUN '17, 'iLife is not gettin RUTH C. VOGEL Merit Roll '17-'Z' e '26: Brown and Blu Hiking: Swimming: Numeral: A. H. A. Club: CALENDAR. Be a gunrl sport: you must: but smile S: Basketball '28-'29: :Numeral '27s A, H. :L '2s. A things in life Llmn fust l ETICH Secretary cate: Monitor: Baseball Pin '27: HUTCH-lNf z. but giving, MABEL H. W OLFF H. C. H. S. '18-' Captainball 'ZS: Swim i XVbatsoever tiring thin x are honest' if I K . if there be anv praise Mcrit Roll '30 3l Assembly Monitor University oi Bulialo J: Manager, Volleyball Team '26: Captainball: Basketball: Baseball: ' Ollice Monitor: Glen win if vnu can. lass if nywnx-.' K State Teachers College .91 Merit Roll '29-'SUQ nning: Gcrman.Club. Q an true, wlmzsoever here be any virtue. and think on these things. ROBERT S. XVRIG1-TT Syracuse University q Hockey '30: Baseball Squad '30: Manager, Football Team '30: i8-'29: Boys' Council '30 3l: Student Boalld: Pageant: Christmas Play ao: school Pnyl r Class '30: Treasure Hutch Club: Literary A mini is the pn 1' ellnwx. '3O: President, junior , january Class '3l: Society. 11 he plays among his RUTH L. COHEN Oilicc Work Merit Roll: Basketball Captain 'Z81 Brown and Blue Team 18f l9: Baseball Captain M281 Brown and Blue Team '28 29. The colors Brown and Blue Floating on the top of Hurchinxmi Arc nrrlced a pleasant memory. ,IOSEPH D'AMlCO University of Rochester Orchestra: Band. To have friends, be one. LOUISE C. DOREY ' College H, C. '26: Student Board '30: Literary Society: German Club: Girl Marshal of Mid- year Class: Gold Athletic Pin '29: Captain Ball: Vollcy Ball '?.6: Basketball Manager '30: Baseball '27-'30: Hiking, Life is not so short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. THYLA ESCCVE Stcnographer Merit Roll '28: Pageant. Enter to learn, go forth to serve, MARGARET GILCHRIST Stcnographcr Wliot ye sow. so shall ye also reall. RUTH GOODLOE Secretary Merit Roll '30. Give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. SARAH E. GORLECHEN Secretary Merit Roll '27. Fur the dreamer lives forever But rlia tuiler dies in a day. RUTH GUBER Secretary Merit Roll 'Z7f'31: junior Play: Chorus: Pageant: Secretary ol' january Class '30. To err is human: tn forgive divine, XVhut you are to be you are becoming. Carry nn! FRANK V. I-IANAVAN. Ir. Undecided junior Play 'Z9: Book Monitor: Swimming Team '27-'30: Citv and State Medley Chamf pion '28: Volleyball: Basketball: Art Club '30g Spanish Club 18930: Literary Society 'l8f'30: Treasurer oi' Literary Society 'Z9: President oi Literary Society '30. Live to laugh. to love, to learn. THOMAS KENNEDY Undecided Commerce Club 'ZSQ Glce Club '28A'29: Cross Country Squad '27, Never explain-your friends do nat need it and your enemies will not believe you any- way. JAMES MacDONAl..D Work H. '27: H. l8: Merit Roll '27-'30: Hutch Club: CALENDAR STAFF. Can you blame anyone except yourself if you stumble twice or-er the some stone? MARGARET M. MACHEMER Private Secretary Merit Roll '28 10: Commerce Club. 'AGM-e to the world the best you have and the best will some back to you. ICSEPH R. MATTLE Undecided Merit Roll '29-'30: Lobby Usher '30: Spanish Club. 'iNothing ts past hope. VIOLA W. MEISSEID State Teachers College Merit Roll '28f'30. While you soioum in this transitory world do some good. THOMAS A. MUSCARELLA College Merit Roll '30 Traffic Officer '29: Italian Circle l8f30: Treasurer of Italian Circle '30 3l. 'iSpeulq well of everyone if you speak of them at all. MAX l. RTESSEN State Teachers College Tennis Team '30: Basketball Squad '29- '3O: Basketball Team '30-'MQ Spanish Club: Science Club: Art Club. Education is only like good culture. it cha-ages thc size, but not the tort. MATTIE SHANKS Undecided Set your ann high, and nevcr stop until you have realized your ideal. always doing your ln-st. LEO STANEK New York State Forestry School Basketball: Track: French Club: Decoraf tion Club. Enioy thc road. The best is lost to those uihn nhnrry blindly toward the 1nu1viev's C USC, EDWARD A. SWIANTEK Undecided Merit Roll '29-'30: Midvear Class Prophet: Book Monitor: Decoration Club: Commerce Club. NB! yourself. ROMAN M. VJALEK Eastman School ol' Music and Lew White Studios The world is my country: tn do good is my religion. DANIEL l. ZUPO Undecided Pageant '29q Commerce Club '28, Few of us ever get tired of doing ton many good turns. '1 President's Address Today wc the juniors of 19'1, arc ctlebrating an cvt . : that we will always . , .- - r . - wt fondly cherish and one that we will remember as one of thc ldutstanding days in our high school life. We are looked upon with admiration and held in esteem by the lowerclassrneu, and we know we have the best wishes of the upp erclassmen. It has always been the privilege of the juniors to conduct the Arbor Day pro' grain. This observance of Arbor Day has hccn manifested in an increasing desire to know and understand Nature. We all partake of the joys and pleasures which trees and flowers afford us, hut we are sometimes apt to forget tlizit we have a duty to perform for these pleasure-givers. These friends of ours need care and protection. As our knowledge of them deepens and grows, we become nliorc conscious of their ncetls, and with this increased consciousness our appreciation will he intensified and marked with a greater degree of attention. Theres beauty all around our paths If but our watchful eyes Can trace it midst familiar things And through their lowly guise. Let us observe Arbor Dayg let us plant trees and protect upon each Arbor Day, with its message of spring and returnin them, Let us resolve life, to give Nature S its chance in all its forms: to know the things that are about us in the woods and in the ficlds, in the streams and lakes and on thc mountains and thi knowledge and usefulness but increase our joy of living. May the significance of this awakening, coupled with the plea is not only widen our ant memories of this Arbor Day signifies the awakening of Nature and the gloriclus presence of spring. i junior Day, serve as an incentive to the more serious, the great vcar. :r tasks in our Senior ALBERT D. SH.-XXV. Q? i 58 JUNICR CLASS 5 'Q C T 4 2 Sy.. E.: 3 :: u E.-D 'E KL. Q u Q ,fl- C 5 .4 -55 31: fx SN .. a .. N .. U 55 E 2 'Q B 2 C ,C -5 2 N 5, 1 if v u EE 0 3 u F .2 F ZS -. TU Cz e -c . 3 FRANK ABBATE Merit Roll '3l: Assembly Monitor: Oper' etta: Assistant Manager Baseball: Science Club: Chess Club: Decoration Club: Italian Circle. EVELYN ABRAMSON H. C. H. '28: Merit Roll l9: Assembly Monitor '29: Girls' Declamation Contest '307 French Club. KATY ACQUILINA Merit Roll '30-'3l: Swimming: Glee Club. OWEN ALDRIDGE Debate Team '30, '31. HELEN ALFANO Merit Roll '3l: Spanish Club. DOROTHY ALT Merit Roll '30, '3l: Assembly Monitor '30g Pageant. ETHEL ARNST Merit Roll '30. GERALDINE ASHMAN Spanish Club. MARY BAILEN Lunchroom Monitor '28: Declamation Contest '30: Glce Club. EULA BAKER Merit Roll '28, '29, '30, 'Mg Literary Society. MARIE BARONE FLORENCE BECKER Merit Roll: Stuclyroom 300 Service Com- mittee. SYLVIA BECKER Merit Roll '30: Study Room Service '30: Glen Club. LAWRENCE BERGERSON H. '301'3l: Merit Roll: HUTCI I'IN'SUN. Art Editor '3l: CALENDAR, Art Editor '31: Chess Club: Art Club: Onerctta: Pageant: Orchestra: Band: Science Club. MARY BICCHENELLA Merit Roll '30, '31, SYLVIA K. BLOCK MAX BOGOM Merit Roll '29, '30, IOSEPHINE BONGIOVANNIE Basketball: Baseball. me N MARY E. BOMBICINO Merit Roll '28, l9. '30: Baseball '30, '3l: Brown and Blue Baseball '30: Basketball '3l: gliogn and Blue team '3l: Swimming: Glec u . MARIAN R BORRMAN - Merit Roll. EARL J. BOYER Assembly Monitor: Swimming team '30, '3l: German Club. ELNORE J. BRADFIELD Merit Roll '28, '29: H. '30: H. C, 'Hg Hurcn-IN-SUN '29, '30, '3l: CALENDAR '30, '31: Captainball '2S: Volleyball '29: Tennis '30: Science Club: Press Club: Commerce Club: Girl Reserves. ' 1 J ROBERT H. BRAITHWAITE Merit Roll '31: Ch ENDAR 'Sig Commtrce Club. GEORGIANNA E. BRAXVN H, C. H. '30: Merit Rull '28, '29, '31: A H. A, '30: Swimm lmll, ANNETTE BREN ing: Captainball: Volley ER Merit Roll '29: mdy Room Service '30. RUTH E. BUCK Merit Roll '30: C CYRII. BUEHRLE H. C. '30: Basketball Squad '3 H. C. ALENDAR '30: Hiking '30 l: Commerce Club. MINERVA BULLEN Honor Roll '29 tainball: Hiking: Hurcnuu-Suu: Co Merit Roll l9: 50: Merit Roll 'Jig Cap Swimming Team '3l mmzrce Club. Captainball l9: Volleyball 'Z9. KATHERINE BURR JESSIE C. BURT Girl Reserves. CHESTER BUSH Merit Roll: Boys TERESA CAMMA Merit Roll '29: Usher '30: Volleybzl 'L Baseball '29, '30, '31: Hiking. Council '29, RATA ROSE-MARIE CAFPELLO Merit Roll. ROSE CAPUTO Merit Roll '28, ' 29, JOSEPH A. CARUA Library Monitor: FRANK R. CARY EMMA CAVAL LA H. '29: H. '31: ix Pageant. '30, '3l. NA Operetta. Rl DOROTHY CHIPNAN Merit Roll: Commerce Club. CARMEN CHRISTOPHER Baseball '3 l . JOHN F. CIOLINO Merit Roll: Book Monitor. . MARY CIRRINCIONE Merit Roll '27, '28 29 'r Monitor '27: Captai KATHRYN M. C IVIE Merit Roll '29, 'life Circle. FRED COLBY Merit Roll '29. . ' , '30: Tardy Room naall '..7: Vollevball '28 French Club: Spanish Club: Glee Club. LLO OLIVER B. COLLI'N Hurcr-I-in-SUN '3l: CALENDAR '31: Hoc' key '3l: Track Squad: Hutch Club. Com' mertc Club. ristmas Play '30: CAL '3l: Merit Roll '30 RUTH N. BURGER . C. H. S. 'Ii0: H. '31 Monitor '29: Assembly l '28: Captainball '28 l: Basketball '29, '30 Ierit Roll: Monitor '29 Science Club: Italian HARRIET COLLINS Commerce Club: Girl Reserves, EDNA CONGO Honor Roll '3l: Merit Roll '3l: Glee Club. MARY E CONSTANTINO Merit Roll '29, '10, 'liz Honor Roll 'HL Basketball: Volleyball: Captainball: Baseball: Hil-ting: Swimming Numeral '29. SALVATORE CONSTANTINO Merit Roll: Hockey Squad '1ll. RUTH M. COSSAR Merit Roll: Spanish Club, CECELIA P. COUSHAINE Homcuiaking Club, BARBARA C. CRAW Honor Roll '29: Swimming '29, JOHN CUCIN OTTOI H. '30. HELEN P, CUFFEE PHYLLIS CUNNINGHAM Literary Society. LOUIS j. CUTRONA Honor Roll '29f'Jl: Debate '30, '3l: Boys Council '29, 'Jl: Track Squad '30: Italian Circle: Science Club. ARDELLE M. CUSHING SARAH D'AMICO Merit Roll '31, DOLORES V, DANIEL H. '29: H. C. H. S. '30: H. '3l: Pageant: Assembly Monitor: A. H, A. NATHAN DAVID Chess Club: Garden Club. GEORGE B. DEARE MILDRED A. DEE Glee Club '3l: Hiking 'Z9. PETRINA DE FALCO Merit Roll '29, '30: Hurcn-m'SuN: Hikf ing. ANTHONY j. DEL POPOLO Merit Rnll '30, 'llg Assistant Manager Baseball 'Bla Science Club: Italian Circle. LELIO DE MARCHI Honor Roll '29: Merit Roll '29, '30: Muni' tor: Science Club. ROSE M. DE MARCHI H, 'Z9: Merit Roll 'Il0: Pageant: Operetta: HLlTCH'IN'SUN 'lla Student Social Commit' tee '3l: Hiking '29: French Club: Secretary '3l1 Girl Reserxes. Treasurer 'Biz Federation of Modern Languages. Vice'President 'fill Press Club: Glee Club. SUNTE DI BIASIO H. C. H. S. 'Z9: H. C. H. S, '30: H. '31: H. C, H. Scholarship Award '29: Merit Roll '3l: Study Room Service Committee: Lunch Room Monitor: HllTCH'IN'SUN '3l: Valley' ball '29: Captainball '29s French Club. ANTONINA R, DI CESARE Homemaking Club, Program Chairman '3l: Pageant: Glec Club. DELIA DICKERSON H. C. H, S. '10: Merit Roll '19, 'III Monitor '3l: Girl Reserves: Glcc Club: Art Club. ALEXANDER DIDUR Honor Roll '30s Merit Roll '29, '30: Span+ ish Club. MARY DI GESARE Merit Roll '30, '3l: Lunchroom Monitor 29. , FRANK ANTHONY DI GIACOMO H, C. H. S. '29, THOMAS DISPENZA CATHERINE DITTMAR H. '30: H. 'llc Merit Roll '29. EVA DOBKIN Merit Roll '19, '30, '3l: H. C. '30. MILDRED DOBLER Merit Roll. ROBERT DORAN Council Assembly Play 'llg Student Board '3l: CALENDAR '30, '3l: Football '30, '3l: Hockey 'F-0: Captain '1I: Hutch Club. ROBERT DORNER Athletics '31, HELEN M. DOMSKE H. C. H. S, '29, '3U: Merit Roll '30, '3I: Assembly Monitor. BEULAH DOWNEY Merit Roll '29, '30, '3l: Assembly Moni- tor. GLADYS A. DOWNEY Merit Roll '29, '31: Assembly Monitor 'Z9: Lunch Monitor '30: Glce Club. JOHN DOWNEY Assembly Usher: Stairway Committee: Lunchroom Monitor: Boys Council: Baseball. LESTER DOZORETZ H. C. I-I, S. '29: H. C. '3O: Boys Council Z9. DOROTHY A. DREWS H. '3l: Merit Roll '29, '30: Volleyball '29: Baseball '29. IESSIE DROZEN German Club. MANUEI. DUCTOR H. C. '29, '30: Track. MARY R. DLJMINUCO Hiking. JESSIE D, DUNBAR H. '?.9: H. C. '30: H. '31: Merit Roll: Cantainball '29: Volleyball 'Z9: Swimming: Hiking: Basketball '3l: Baseball '3I: Tennis '30: HUTCHIINQSUN '30, '3l: Press Club: French Club: Girl Reserves: Science Club, MILDRED H. DUST H. C. '3O: Merit Roll '29, '10. xg 1 t C C CATHERINE DUTCHER THERESA A. GRECO Honor Rollg Merit Roll. H. '3Ig Merit Roll 'Z9: Garden Cluh: Glcc NORMAN G. owoiocm CW'- H. '30: Track. RUTH GREEN LORRAINE ECKNER LEONA C. ECKSTEIN Merit Roll '30, '31, ETHEL ESCHBERGER FLORENCE ESPOSITO PATRICIA C. EVANS H. 'SOQ Merit Roll, '29f'31 CHARLES FASO hi.-KTTHEW FERRARO MARIE J. FIORELLA Merit Roll '30. LAVINIA FISHENDEN Meri: Roll '30. LOUISE T. FLOREK : Spanish Club. lxlerit Roll '29, '30: Glue Club. ARTHUR F. FLUECKINGER Merit Roll '30, '3l: Book Monitor: Liter- ary Society. LOUISE FRANCIS JOSEPH FRIEDMAN EDVJARD FURLANI Book Monitor. CATHERIN E A. GAESSLER Mcrit Roll '30, 'SL FREDA GANDEL Orchestra. LILLIAN GANTZ H. '30:.Mcrit Roll '29: Volleyball '29 l9. Cantainball GERALDINE GEHRS Athletic Award l9. OTTO GEIST Christmas Play '301 Boys Council '28, '19, Swimming '28, '29, '30: Hutch Club: Liter' ary Society. ESTHER S. GLIBOU Glce Club. VITO j. GIAFAGLIONE Merit Roll '30: Book Monitor '29. '30. CHARLES GIAMARA Merit Roll: Italian Circle. IGNATIUS GAYLIANO MICHAEL I. GIGANTE H. C. '30, H. '31, LEONARD GIORDANO Merit Roll. MADELINE GODFREY Glec Cluh '29. IRENE GOLIBER Honor Roll 'Z9: Merit Roll '30: German Club. IVIARY E. GRAU KATHLEEN GRIGG Ivierit Roll '30, 'Z I. NATHAN GRINER Garden Club: Hip ANTHONY GRISI Track '30, LUCY GROSS German Cluh. FRANK GRZYWA FLORENCE CUBA li School O rclicstra. lNTI LA FRIEDA GUBENKO H. '29, '3l: Merit Roll '29, '30, '3l: Base' ball: German Club: French Club. HILDA M. GUERCIO H. C. H. S. 29: H. '31g Orchestra: rec: Italian Circle. ETHEL GUYETTE Merit Roll '29. ROBERT HAGER H. C. H. s. 'sm H. c. Student Social Commit- Mcrit Roll '3l: Book Monitor. GOLDIE HAIT Honor Roll '29, Glcc Club. JOHN P. HART Honor Roll. VIRGINIA HASSE Merit Roll '29, ' '2S: Volleyball '18. ALBERTA HASTY 'lO, '3l: German Club: LI. 30: H. '29: Captainbnll Honor Roll '29: Muir Roll: Hiking: Swim' ming: Basketball: N Club. uneral 193'l : Spanish MARION HENNING H. '?.9: Merit Roll 29, 30. GRACE HICKOK SALLY HIMELFARB ROBERT j. HITZG S Merit Roll. HARRY HOFFMAN H. C. H. 'QSC H. io. H. S. Merit Roll '28, '30: 'v S 'Elk H. '3Ll: Luncliroom Monitor: Track '-8: Cross-Country '?.9g Vollcyhall YS: Track Squad '30: Hockey Squad '30: Commerce Club: Band. MARY HORCSOKY H. C. H. l8: H. '30, '31: Huron-IN C. '30: Mcrir Roll '2S. -SUN '.. - 78. Study Room Service Committee '28, '30: Swimmingg Ten' nis. KARL B. HUBER Merit Roll '28, '2S': Track Squad '3l: Hockey '3l: Commerce Club. NORBERT F. HUBER H. C. H. S. '30: H. C. H. '3l: C for Scholarship '3l: Debate 'llz I'ILlTCH'lN'SLIN 'Mg Czitenmux '3l: Operetta: Boys Council '3l: Monitor: Commerce Club: Junior Board: Assistant Manager, Hockey '31. JOSEPH S. IACUZZO H. '29: Merit Roll '30: Service Monitor '29: Cross Counlry Squad '19, '30: Italian Circle. JOSEPH M. IAMARINO H. '29: Merit Roll '29f'3I: Book Monitor: Cross Country '29-'30. BEULAH M. JACKSON Merit Rull '2S 30: Captainball and Vol' lcyhall '29: Basketball and Baseball '30, CASIMERA JACKOWSKA ALFREDA JACOBS H. '3fi: Glee Club Accompanist. JOHN JAROSKEY Science Club. ALEXANDER JALOVICK J Merit Roll: Monitor: Swimming: Cross Country: Baseball: French Club, EDNA JOHNSON Merit Roll: Captainball and Volleyball iZ9: Basketball and Baseball '30, '3l: Swim' ming. RANDALL JOHNSON PEARL E. JOHNSTONE VINCENT JULIANO Merit Roll 'Z9: Glee Club: Operetta. MYRTLE E. KAEFER H. C. '29: H. C. H. S. '30: H. C. '31: Assembly and Stair Munitor '31: Girls Council, Corresponding Secretary '3l: Girl Reserves: Glee Club: Baseball '30: Numeral '30: Hiking. LAURA E. KAMERSGN H. C. H. 'Z9: H. '30: Merit Roll '29: A. H. A. JEANETTE KAPLAN MARY S. KASPRZAK Merit Roll 'Z9 30: Assembly Monitor: A. H. A. H. EDXVARD KENTNER H. '30: Cmnmercc Club. BESSIE M. KENYON Merit Roll l9+'3l1 Pageant: Volleyball anri Captainball '29: Basketball and Base' ball '10: Literary Society: Spanish Club: Art Cluh: Glce Club. MARIE KETTELA Meri: Roll '29f'JO: Hm-ci+iNfSt:N: Girl Reserves. Vice President '30. c MADELINE KETTER Merit Roll '29-'30. XVALTER G. KALB Merit Roll '30. ALFRED R. KIMMERLE Merit Roll l9: Lunchruom and Assembly Monitor: Buys Council A29: Operettai Coin- incrce Club. HERBERT KING Commerce Club. ALFREDA R. KONEFAI.. Merit Roll IJO: Assembly Monitor: Serv' ice Committee '30: Pageant: Hiking: Cap' tainhall ancl Vullcyball '29: Basketball and Baseball '30: Tennis '3l: Science Club: Chess Club: Garden Club: French Club. CONSTANTINA KONTOS Stair Monitor '30: Merit Roll '30 3l. ELEANORE M. KOPCZYNSKA H. C. l9: Merit Roll '29 fll: Girl Re' serves: Chess Club. STEPHANIA KOPECK H. CJH. S. '29, '301 H. C. '3I: CALEN- mn '3l: French Club: Chess Club: Girl Reserves. JOHN KOPRAS Merit Roll '29 3l. MABEL KONVSKY HARRIET KRAFT Merit Roll '29, '30. l..II.l.lAN B. KRAMMER H. C. H. '30: Merit Roll '29-'3l: Girl Reserves: Glee Club. MABEI.. A. KILANICHFELT H. C. l9: Merit Rnll 'ini Girl Reserves: Science Club. FLORENCE M. KROCZYNSKI H. ififl: Merit Roll '29-'Sli Glee Club. LOTTIE KROLL Merit Roll '29: Assembly Monitor: Science Club. ESTHER E. KRUEGER Merit Roll '29. MARY KUPCZAK NETTIE KURBACEY Merit Roll '29-'3I: German Club. CASIMIR LABECKI H. C. H. S. '29, '30, JENNIE LA BIANCA Merit Roll '19: Pageant: Glcc Club: Oper' DEER, ROSE LAMB Merit Roll '29: Numeral '29. NORMA LANG Merit Roll '29, '30: Girl Reserves: Garden Club. BIEATRICE LATINIER Merit Roll 'Z9f'3l: Assembly Monitor: French Club: Girl Reserves. MARY A. LANVICKI Merit Roll J.9-'J0:- Pageant: Assembly Monitor: Swimming: Glen: Club. IRENE LANVRENCE x ROSE MARIE LEONE Honor Roll '19: Merit Roll '29-'3l. BERTHA LEVIN Monitor '29. ANGELICA LENVIS Merit Roll '29-'3l: HUTCh'lN'SUNC Pag- eant: Maypole Dance: Numeral l9. CLARA LIEBERGALL H. C. '29: Merit Roll '30-'3l: HUTCH'lN' SUN: Press Club. ' SIDNEY LIPPA H. C. H. 19930: Book Monitor. THELMA LIPFA H. C. H. 'Z9q Merit Roll '30. IOSEPHINE R. LOJACONO H. C. '29: H. C. H. S '30: Merit Roll '3l. VINCENT A. LOIACONO Lunchroom Service: Football '3l: Italian Circle: Science Club, Treasurer '3l'. LOUIS LOMANTO CALENDAR '19: Science Club. JOSEPH LOVITZ H. '29: H. C. '30 3l: Merit Roll. LOIS E. LOUX Merit Roll 'Z9f'3l. GERTRUDE LUBICK H. C. H. '?.9: Merit Roll '29f3l: First Prizc, Freshman Declamation Contest: H. C. H. for Public Speaking: Pageant: French Club: Orchestra: Science Club. ESTHER LUBS Merit Roll '29f'30. MOLLY LUPO Honor Roll '30: Merit Roll '29-'30: Base- ball '29. BERTHA LUSTAN Merit Roll '29, '30. EMILY MADR Merit Roll '30. MARY MAGGIO Assembly Monitor. ROBERT L. MAIER junior Class Treasurer: HUTCH'IN'SUN, Assistant Business Manager '30: Press Club. Treasurer '3l: Commerce Club: Hutch Club: Swimming, Assistant Manager '3l. JAMES C. MARCIANO Merit Roll '30: Christmas Play '3O. EDNA MAENICK H. '29: H. C, '3O: Merit Roll '29f'3l: HUTCfI'lN'SUN. FLORENCE R. MARTHALER Merit Roll '29f'31: HUTCH-lNfSUN: Num- eral: A. H. A. RUTH MARTIN H. C. H. S. '30: H. 'Slg Merit Roll 'Z9: junior Vice President: Debate '3033l: Moni' tor: Commerce Club. MARGARET A. MAZZOLA MITCHEL F. MA UCA Z Merit Roll '3lg Student Social Committee: Football '30. BRENTON MQCA RT Merit Roll '29s Operetta: Monitor: Stu' dent Social Cununizteez Hockey '3l: Spanish Club: Hutch Club. IAN MACDONALD Locker Monitor: Spanish Club. CAROL M. McGAVERN H. C. H. S. '29: H. C. H. '3O: H. '3l: C for Scholarship ' 2,95 Pageant: Hurcnfm' Sung Surnrnsk HvrcH'lN-SUN '30: Spanish Club, Vice President '3l: Federation of Modern Languages, Secretary '3l. ISABEL McLEAN Merit Roll '29: Monitor: Captainball and Volleyball 'Z9: Basvball and Basketball '30: Commerce Club. SELENA McLEOD Merit Roll '30: Captainball and Vnllcy- ball '29: Basketball and Baseball '30. MARGARET L, CCA ME H. so. rum: Riill 'zoran Numeral: A. H, A. MICHAEL J, MENZA Honor Roll '30s Freshman Dcclamation XVinncr 'Z9: Humane Essay NVinncr l9: Italian Circle: Chess Club: Orchestra. ROSE MESCH H. '29: H. C. '305 ANNE I.. MEYE H, 'Sh Captainball. Rs Volleyball and Cautainball 'Z9: Pageant. SABINA MIELCAR H. C. H. S. 'flflg I EK 'lcrit Roll '29, '3l. CATHERINE MILKIE H. C. H. S. 'Z9+'fl0: H. C. H. '3l: Vol' lcyball and Captainbnll FQ: Baseball '30 3l. RONA E. MILLER ANNA MLECZKO - Merit Roll '29-'30- ing. Commerce Club: Hilv MARGARET M. MOLARO H 'XO' Meri: R . . , oll ANGELINB MONETTI '2933 l . Lunchroom Committee 'l9: Numeral: A A. COSMO MONTE ANO Merit Roll '29-'3l: . H. S JOHN j. MORREAI, H. C. '29: Merit l? JOHN F. MOSS Student Social Com ish Club. IRENE MROZ H. C. '30: H. '3l: dent Board: A. H. A. LOUISE F. MROSZC HLlTCH'IN'SUN: Lui E ull '30. mittee: Monitor: Span' Merit Roll '7.9: Stu' LZAK ichroom Monitor: As- cmblv Monitor Cues: Club: French Club: S , 1 l Carden Club. IOHN MURPHY Merit Roll '29: Swimming: Commerce Club. TERESA F. MURR A I Merit Roll 'Z9 3l: Luncbroom Commit' tee: Assembly Monitor: Pageant: Captainball and Volleyball, Captain '29: Brown and Blue Swimming Team: Numeral: A. H. A.: Chess Cluh: Art Club. SABINA NABOZNA Merit Roll 'Z9: Volleyball: Hiking: Swim- ming: Girl Reserves. MILDRED NAEDELE Merit Rnll '29. LISA NARDUZZO Merit Roll '30f'3l: Baseball: Italian Circle. LOUISE T. NARLOCK Merit Roll '29 31: junior Girl Marshal: Tennis '3l: Science Club: Cuuunerce Club. ITALIA L. NATALE Merit Roll '30, ALDINE NELSON Hoinclnaking Club. VIOLA M. NELSON Merit Roll '30: Swinnnine: Commerce Club. VINCENT NEUBECKER Commerce Club. THEODORA NIELSEN Science Club. DOMINICNICRO Merit Roll 'Z9 30: Basketball. FLORENCE NICRO MARY B. NICRO H. C. '29: Merit Roll '30: Monitor: Cap' tainball '29: Carden Club: Homeinaking Club, President '3l. XVOLCOTT J. NORRIS Track Squad '29: Science Club. EMILY NOXVAKOVJSKA Merit Roll 'Il0. JOSEPHINE NOXVICKI CATHERINE E. NUGENT Luuchroom Service. EDNA M. NUNN Basketball: Volleyball: Hiking: Homemak- ing Club, Secretary and Treasurer: Art Club. XVILLIARI OTQRIEN Merit Rnll 'l9: Christmas Play '30: Swim' :ning '3l: Literary Society. SAMUEL T. OGNIBENE Merit Roll '19-'3l: Monitor: Italian Circle. FELICIA OLICUCKA Merit Roll '29f'3l. ANNA OPALKA Merit Roll l9 30: Honor Roll '3l: Base- ball: Garden Club. CHARLES ORLANDO Book Monitor. THEODOSIA OSLOWSKA Merit Roll 'J0. ELLAMAE OVERFIELD H. C. H. S. '30: Merit Roll l9: Volley- ball and Captainball '19: Basketball and Baseball '30. GRETCHEN PAINE Merit Roll 'BCL DOMINIC A. PASCAL Track '29-'30: Football '30: Student Board: Boys Council '3l. MURIEL I.. PATRICK Merit Rnll '19-31: Commerce Club: Girl Reserves. ANGELO IOSEPH PATTI NVILMA E. PAUL Merit Roll 'Z9 3l: Connnerce Club. SARAH PAYSON Merit Roll l9: Suamian I'IUTCI'I'IN'SUN '29, CECII. S. PEARL Merit Roll '29: Assistant Manager Cross Country '30: Chess Club. Science Club. Glee Club. IVIARION N. PELIBERTON Merit Roll '29f3l: Hurcl-MN-SUN: Press Club: Art Club: Science Club. BERNICE M. PENFOLD Honor Roll 'Z9. NICHOLAS PERRONE Merit Roll '29. AIENNIE PICOCNA H. C. H. S. V301 H. C. H. 'Ill French Club. RUSSELL PIERI JESSIE POINDEXTER Merit Roll '3I. HELEN POHL Merit Roll '29: Christmas Play '30: Teachers Convention Play '10. ,IOSEPH M. POLIZZI JOSEPH POLLINA I'I. l9. EDITH POTTER BERNICE POVJERS Merit Roll 'Z9: Service Monitor: Volley' ball: Basketball: Hiking: Glue Club. ANNA E. PRINCE Glee Club: Girl Reserves. ANTHONY M. PRIORE Merit Roll '29: Opcrettn: Book Monitor. NICHOLAS PROVENZO Merit Roll '29: Operetta: Assembly Muni' tor: Hockey '29-'30: Tennis lil: Fnothall Squad '30. JANE OUARTARARO Merit Roll 'J0. BESSIE RABINONVITZ Merit Roll 'Z9. THOMAS E. SCHNEIDER lDA RABINOWITZ Glce Club. JACK RANDAZZO Merit Roll '29: French Club. JOHN C. RAPP Lockcrroom Monitor. ROSE RAPPAPORT H. '30f'3l: Merit Roll '29f31: Hurcrmx- SUN: Volleyball and Captainball Z9: Scicncc Club: Commerce Club: Press Club. LUCY ROSATI Merit Roll '29f'3l: Operetta: Pageant: Glee Club. HAROLD E. RAWSON Back'Stage Monitor. HELEN M. RAZNIKIEWICZ H. C. '30. RITA T. REICHMEYER Merit Roll '19-'30. ELLEN REIDY H. C. '29: H, '30: Meri: Roll: Hurcufln- SUN: Press Club: Commerce Club. MARIE M. REINA ASBERY REYNOLDS REGINALD B. REYNOLDS Monitorg Cross Country '30. ETHELYN RICH Merit Roll '30: Lunchroom Monitor. ROGER RICHIE EDWIN RICHARDSON Merit Roll '29: HUTCH'IN'sUN. Associate Editor '31: CALENDAR: Press Club: Com- merce Club. MILDRED ROBINSON JACOB J. ROLL MILDRED C. ROSENBAUM Merit Roll 'Z9 30. HARRY ROSENSTEIN H. '3O: Merit Roll '29-'3l: Pageant: Cross Country Squad '29: German Club. ELLEN ROTH ' H. C. H. '3l: Spanish Club. RUTH M. ROTH . H. '29s H. C. '30: Merit Roll 'Sh Girls Council: Swimming: Girl Reserves: Club. JESSIE M. ROUGHEAD Basketball: Glee Club. MILDRED ROWE .Hikinm Baseball and Basketball: Swim- ming. ' MARIE E. RUGGIERI Merit Roll '29: Captainball and Volley- ball 'Z9. DOROTHY ELEANORE RUGG H. '30: H. C. '3l: Merit Roll '29. JOSEPH RUNFOLA Merit Roll '29-'30: Assembly Monitor '29: Baseball '30, Glue MARION F. RUSSO Mcrit Roll, Honor Roll '30. MARGUERITE R YAN Honor Roll 'Z9.i ALOYSIUS A. RRADKIEWICZ ADA J. SACKS H. C. H. S. '3f: Roll '3l: Volleyball Girl Reserves. ABRAHAM SAFFITZ ' ' '30 H. C. H. S. ZS'- '30f'3l: Monitor: Boys Council: Club. Merit Roll '29: Honor and Captainba ll '29: : H. C. '3l: Debate German KATHERINE SAMULAK H. '30s Merit Roll '29: I'IUTCI'I'lN'sUNi Glce Club. ' RUTH SARLES H. C. H. '29-'30: H. C. 31. RAYMOND J. SC ANZER H H. '30: Merit Roll '7.9: Pageant: Second Prize, Freshman French Club. IRA V. SCHERER Dcclamation Contest: H. C. .Z9: Merit Roll '29-'3l: Swimming Squad '3l: German Club. ELLA M. SCHILLKE H. C. H. S. '29f'30: H. C. '3l: C. '29: Luncliroom and Ass-:mbly Monitor: Pageant: Brown and Bluc Swimming Team Numeral: A. H. A.: ing Secretary '31: Gr: '29-'Ma Girls Council. Record- rman Club. Vice Presi- dent '31: Student Social Committee, Secre- tary: Federation of Modern Languages: HUTCH-IN-SUN: Caisaumtn. ROBERT S. SCHLAERTH Merit Roll '30-'IG l: Book Monitor. BERNICE SCHRA ER THOMAS SCIAND LOUIS J. SCINTA A Honor Roll '3O: Buys Council: Debate '31, SARA SCIOLINO Luncliroom Monitor 9 Pageant Press Merit Roll 19330: Hui-crmu-SUN: 'Zz - : K Club: Girl Reserves: 4 I.. ELAINE SEGAL rt Club. 4 Pageant: Monitor '1L9: Numeral: A. H. A.: Brown :incl Blue Capt OLGA J. SEIDEL H. '30: Mcrit Roll HELEN SHAFPER ainball Team. '30. Merit Roll '29: Brown and Blue Swim- ming Team: Baseball. ALBERT D. SHAW H. C. '30: Junior mation '31: Christmal Class President: Decla' Play '30: Operetta: Pageant: Stair and Asgembly Monitor: Swim' ming '29 3l: Stucle t Social Committee: Commerce Club: Litcrpry Society. X ROGER G. SHEEHY Merit Roll '29: Honor Roll '30: Garden Club, President 'iilz Dcclamation 'All Moni- turg Pageantg Opercttag Science Club: French Club. ' EDNA SHOEMAKER Literary Societyc- Commerce Club. LILLIAN SHULICK Merit Roll '29, LEON SIDELL Merit Roll '30. REBECCA SILBERBERG H. C. H. '3Og H. '311 Merit Roll '29. ANGELA P. SILVAGNA Merit Roll l9. ALBERT W. SIMONSEN Book Monitor: Commerce Club. HELEN SLOCUM Captainball lg: Brown and Blue Baseball '30g Tennis '3l: Glee: Club. MICHAEL A. SMALDONE Merit Roll 'Z9f'30: Commerce Club. BERTHA L. SMITH Honor Roll '30: Merit Roll '29 3l. I.ILLIAN SNYDER Merit Roll '29. BEATRICE E. SORGI Captainball, Captain 'Z9: Volleyball. Man- ager '29: Hiking. RI-IODA SPECTOR Spanish Club. DANIEL A. SPERDUTO TH. C. H. S. '29 30: H. C. 'Jig Boys Conn' ci . BERNICE STANDISH Merit Roll '3l. HELEN C. STECK Merit Roll '29-'3I: German Club. VIRGINIA M. STEELE Girls Council: Assembly and Stair Muni' tor: IvIerit Roll 'Z9 30: Honor Rnll '3O. ROSE L. STERMAN H. 'Sip Merit Roll'29-31: Horcnfm-Sus. Christmas, and junior Plays: Lunehroom Monitor: Catimnan: HllTCH'lN'sl!N1 Press Club. IDA STERN Honor Roll '29-'3l: Orchestra: Glee Club. BERNICE STILLER Basketball '30: Stutlyroom Committee. KATHRYN STOBIE Merit Roll 'JL SYLVIA R. SULL Merit Roll '30: Honor Roll '30. BEATRIGE SULTANIIC H. C. '30s Merit Roll '30: Luncliroom Monitor: Captainball. RITA SUPPLE Merit Roll '29 3I: Honor Roll '29, ,IOSEPHINE SXVARCENNICZ Honor Roll '30: Merit Roll '29 31: Cap' tainball, Captain 7.9: Swimming, Captain '29f'3I: Basketball, Captain '30: Baseball. Manager '30. MARJORIE SWICK Athletics: French Clubg Spanish Club. LUCILLE M. SYRACUSE Merit Roll 'Z9-'30: Italian Circle: Glee Club: Girl Reserves: Opcretta. VINCENT A. TAGLIARINO Junior Boy Marshal: Pageant: Operetta: Track and Baseball: Science Club: Chess Club: and Italian Circle. PIERINA M. TARTARO H. V195 Garden Club. VERNA THOMPSON ANNA TIMLER Merit Roll '30-'3l: Girl Reserve AGNES R. TIRONE Merit Roll '29 3I: Pageant: Glee Club. ALICE E. TRACY PASCAI. L. TRAINA H. C. Z9: H. '30: Merit Roll 'Eli Italian Circle. LOIS M. TROIDL Merit Roll '3l: Glee Club: Baseball and Basketball: Swimming: Hiking. WILLETTA TROY Merit Roll '30. MARGARET A. ULLRICH Merit Roll '29-'30. HARRIET M. VALLON MARY A. VALLONE Merit Roll '29-'30: Captainball and Vol- leyball '29: Basketball '30s Italian Circle. DOROTHY R. VAN DERMEULEN H. C. H. S. '29-'3O: H. C. H. '3l: Huron-lN'SuN: First Vice President. West- ern New York Intcrscholastic Press Associa- tion '3l: Second Place, Freshman Girls Dec' lamation: Alternate, Declamaton 'Mg Pag' cant: Humane Essay Prize XVinner '29: Press Club. MARY E. VAN NORTXVICK Merit Roll 'Z9f'30g Basketball '30: Com- merce Club. ANGELO I. VARA ALBERT T. VERTINO Merit Roll '29f'3l: Lunchmom Monitor: Football '30: French Club. LEONARD VITELLO Book Monitors Football '?.9f'3I: Italian Circle. HELEN B. VOLTZ ' Q Merit Roll 'Z9: H. C. '30. l Q MARJORIE VOLTZ BERNICE NVALKER H. 'J0: Merit Roll '29-'lla Lunchroom Committee: lflurcn-mfSnNg Numeral: A. H. A. LORETTA M. VUALSH Merit Roll '39s Hiking. ARDATH VJEAVER H. '3lg Merit Roll '29-'30. FRANCES XVEBER Honor Roll '30: Mcrit Roll 'Z9. CLARA M. XVECKERLY Merit Roll '30-'JL MINNIE XVEINSTEIN H. C. 'Z9: Merit Roll '29 3l: Iunior Serctary: Debate '30 3l: Captainhall and Volleyball '29: Swimming. SEYMOUR XVEINSTEIN Merit Roll l9A'30. GENEVIEVE XVENZEK Merit Roll '29-'3l: Monitor l9: Athletic Award UZ9. HAAZEL D. XVEST Commerce Club. CHARLOTTE A. XV l ESER Merit Roll '30: Farden Club. MARY WOJCLK Captainball and lVolleyball 'zen and Baseball '303 Swimming: Club. HENRY S. WOL W NCRUJK Merit Roll '29-'3!1. ANTHONY V. XXTRZESINSKI Orchestra: Track l9: Cross C Spanish Club. ANNA R. YAVN Athletics Letter. l CELIA T. ZANVADZKI Merit Roll '29f'.1: Numeral: Glcc Clubz Garden Club. HELEN ZEBROXV KA Merit Roll 'Z9: N ulleyhall 'Z9: Blue Captainball and Basketball. CHARLES S. ZETTERBERG Lnnchroom Monitlur. ELEANOR M. ZIMIMER H. '29g H. C. H. S. '3O: Num A. , LORRAHNIE ZWlERSCHKE Meri! Roll '30. Basketball Commerce ountry 'Nz A. H. A.: Brown and eral: A. H. The Beacon Shines On - -f ETS. 1. IS. l remains to carry on l . Elda Pudvtn at head Sept. 8 Hutch flings open its doors to 3500 pupils. 8 Hutchinson colonization begins-f Mr. Whitney heads ten teachers who carry doctrine to Riverside High School. Mr. Piper Mr. Whitney's duties. 10 Seniors' new trouhles begin---comhination lockers. 27 Hutch foothall team hows in defeat to Bennett f3S'0l Oct. 4 East downs Hutch in foothall C11-05. 10 The threc lusticst voiced boys are announced cheer lea: 16 Crack Hutch harricrs have a perfect score in track meet with Tech. 17 Girls clcct Marie Morzihito president of Girls Council I8 Tech's football hanner is hoisted 6 points above Hutc Z3 Hutch trackmen defeat East. 24 Rev. Kilpatrick speaks on the anniversary of Central and Hutchinson-Cen' tral's 76th year. 24 Hilltoppers' foothall team downs Hutch. 28 Student Board delves into politicsfStanley Zuk and of the organization. 31 Steven Lavin heads Boys Council. Nov. 7 Holiday is declared for pupils while teachers convene. l ll Dad White speaks in Armistice Day assembly. 17 68 Another birthday is celebrated-Buifalds Night School is 40 years old. l l I Q 17 '10 22 Z7-28 Dec. jan. Fclw. Ma r. A pr. May .lu nc 1 1 5 Z3 6 7 'a 4 13 'll IZ IS 26 30 1 13 29 30 4 6'S li IS 20 '17 29 1 2 3 5 10 -19 24 January Class launches its ship: Alexander Vdright, Ruth Guher, Louise Dorcy, Carlyle ward Swiantek in Command. . Dean Clarke paints word pictures of college life. Lafayette triumphs over Hutch in foothall in Pupils indulge in turkey and other delicacies. Dehatcrs yoiec their pros and cons nn Chain Students leave for much needed UD rest. Basketball trophy is hrought nearer to Hutch as boys nose out' East-15114. Gcnius of Herhy Telcvox, thc mechanical man, is hroiight to light. Norman, Clara Gatti, Robert Smith, Rhoda jones, and Ed' the last game of the season. Store System. Gaily hedeckccl january Seniors strut past the cnvying eycs of the other less fortunate students. January Seniors reach their goal--S4 leave school doors on graduation night. Student Board comesx to the rescue of the school activities fund with a vaudeville show. Students dance to the latest tunes at the dance sponsored hy thc Boys and Girls Councils. The june Senior Class starts its march toward graduation with Steven Lavin, Mary Boland, Ahraham Blinkoif, Phil Perno, Paul Popp, Haiiziali LeRoy, Kenneth Lane, Bernice Cohen, Eugene Oakes, and Carmella Corri' tore as leaders. Boys Athletic Awsmhly--Students turn hack pages of history to days of yore as Mr. Arthur Young demonstrates use of how and arrow. Hutchinson Clehaters hring laurels from Masten and Lafayette. Junior Clam elects its guides-Albert Shaw Ruth Martin, Robert Maier, Minnie Weinsteiii, Vincent Tagliarino, Louise Narlock. Pupils retire to homes for Easter vacation. Well rested pupils cheerfully resume their neglected studies. Boys' xvelhniotlulated voices compete in Declamation Contest-Albert Shaw, justin Tobias, and Roger Sheehy succesful. Again the boys show their vocal ahility in the Boys Oratoriczil Contest. Abraham Blinkoff is Hutchinsoifs representative. Esperanto exalted hy Mr. Parrish. Operetta, All.at Sea , sails piratckinfested ocean hacked hy students' strong wind. juniors' seize limelight as Class Day arrives. Girls' Lunchroom Committee for next year chosen. Dr. Julian Park, of the University of Buffalo claims cars of junior and Senior classes. l'For all thine lahors shall he rewarded. -Recognition morning, Horrors of war recalled and value of peace realized at Memorial Day As' sembly. Boy athletes receive letters to grace sweaters and tank suits. Dignificd Senior girls ahandon honored position to revel in past-Bahy Day. Girl athletes receive awards. Oh, how painful is the parting. ---Final Asemblies. Seniors once more asume enviable position as Class Day is celebrated. The days of Reckoning have arrived--examinations. The crossroads of life are reached--285 Seniors are graduated. 69 L 533 5.1-2 3:3 mfg uf. 52N M .E .gf-C 5:3 ' 1, SEA 5, Nia ,Emil 5:?9 Qu--gl D, 5552 N . 'U O- dug. 25523 -SUE aims m,.:.. .Lic-EPC! Q.. Eos E235 o.g5lff ?:--3 .Nc 'imisg -Egg: C-342 :Om 'SEI U Ugg-5 Exii D--5 3 Eqgfc Q-Eli' MKS: :fm 'S PX 1 at-an: QEES 2565 5s-S., FSE' ,Z-:c .125 A-.. WE 3 71 - I 1 g I Staff of the Calendar N RAYMOND T. RYAN, Executive Editor Associate Editors, MARGARET S.-XUER AND HELEN ZIENTOXVSKI Business Manager, SAMUEL MOLIEN Advertising Manager, SIGMUND ARYWITZ OLIVER COLLIN ' EZRA LESSES YVOODROXV WRNTULR CIRCULATION MANAGERS GERALO Com-ER MARIE MORAIIITO NIJRIIERT HUIIER EDWIN RICHARDSON . EDITORIAL STAFF ARTW- ' LANVRENCE BERGERSON, MILDRED ARSNIIZAU, FR.-TNR JERMJN, PHYLLIS VINGOI ATI-ILETICSA - W ROBERT DURAN, HAROLIF Hlzss, Hoxx'aRn HOLO.-TTE, IRENEIMAZENRUER. PICTURES- I ELNORE BRAOEIELII, KENNETH LANE, JOHN KUZIW, I-I.'xNN.TH LERUY. LITERARY- I LOUIS CUTRONA, XIER.-I NIOILL, HELEN QWLSON, PHILONIEENA PERNO, RUTH SUGARM.-TN. l ROOM REPRESENTATIVES- EONA MAE ARRIBRUSTER DOROTHY BESANCON ROBERT BRAITHXVAITE ESTHER BUCRLEY JOSEPH BIIFEORIANTE LI:I1RETm QTALDIERO LLICILLE CHURCH JOSEPH CIIJRIRNO AGNES CONNOLLY ANNETTE DEUTCH MRRCHIANNA DIMARCO PETER FERRARI! EI-IWRRII FITzRIORRIs GLAOYS FRIES CATHERINE C. GERRIE MISS REARIER Mxss CRAIG MR. SHILT XVILLIITM I-IENEL, STEPHANI.-X Korspx MARIZARET LACO ANTHONY Lojac. ' G0 N 0 JOSEPHINE MAZUQI DOROTHY MILLER LOUIS NICRO ROSE PARKER STEPI-IANIA RIIIIEQRI ALEXANDER S.-IRB .XUGH ELLA SCIIILLIQE I FRANK SEDITR ' DIORMAN SMITH ROSE S'I'ERI.IA:: FRANKLIN TROPP VIOL.'X WE.xx FACULTY BOARD :ER I MR. TI-IORIAS I Mxss CORNELL MISS KING MISS L.-KRSUN IVIR. 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Since that date the committ' so organized that it is known as a council having officers, chai studyroom representatives. It is the aim of eve 'rl on the YY EU C0 power in such a way that it may become a force for real anil Alma Mater. e into existence in ow, was to further 'e has enlarged and is Ja. .ln Cilm D en of divisions, and cil to strengthen its lasting good in her In October these officers were elected: Piesident, Marie Morabitog Correspond- ing Secretary, Margaret Sauerg Recording Secretary, Aline Lanldc In january the following ofiicers were elected: Correspond M For the first time in the history of the school, the Boys and in sponsoring a dance which was given February 21, in the sch- Th Kaeferg Recording Secretary, Ella Schillkcg Treasurcr,lEveIyn council sponsored an assembly March 8, in which a play, presented. The chairmen represented in the council are: Mary Bolant Helen Zientowski, Margaret Sauer, and Evelyn Myers. The studyroom representatives are: Mildred Senzaroba Green, Lucille Coon, Virginia Steele, Ella Schillke, Marie Doris Kushin, Katherine'Cicary, Ruth Roth, Myrtle Kaefer, Brandt, Hazel Macintosh, and Catherine Reisz. Miss Haake H Boys Council Founded in 1923 by Mr. Beam, the Boys Council has as in the constitution, to aid in the develpment of such ideals as of the students and of the school. The Boys Council has endeavored this year to bring about It has made the boys' lunehroom clean and pleasantg it has ffl faculty in the mornings at the stairwaysg it has made the lock given its utmost support to the Minstrel Show, a Student Boa to make it a financial success, it has sponsored, jointly with the it has fiven its share of the rocetds of the dance to the L N P , s schoolg and it has also refrained from spending the money app budget, financing itself during the entire year. In the face of these accomplishments the Council feels that to the faculty and students and thus fulfilled its purpose. The boys' studyrooms elect the delegates of the Boys Cou members are cxfoliicio members. Student Board The first meeting of the Student Board on October li, 193 , It are l'. g Secretary, Myrtle yers. Girls Councils united l gymnasium. The Ghost Story , was in no We Muriel MacKenzie, larie Morabito, Rita Saxer, Nina Lauricella, Etgth O'Brien, Barbara is ie faculty adviser. its purpose, as set forth f . or the best interests n the pltct. of the rooms saferg it has enterprise, helping 'ls Council, a danceg iivities Fund of the ropriared to it in the several improvements. ke a ' 1' r G Act i. ir has served its duty n ci l. Student Board U, was conducted by Mr. Thomas. The organization includes the captains and managers of all athletic teams. It also includes representatives of the publicatiu Council, and other school activities. 'Beginning in 1931, the p Council will be represented in the Student Board. To raise money to meet a deficiency in the school activities a promote future school sports, the Student Board sponsored a auditorium on February ll and 13. The Student Board also All at Sea , given May 6, 7, and 8. 76 ns staffs, the Boys re sident of the Girls fund as well as to deville show in the ickcd the operetta, VU b l 1 Student Social Committee The Student Social Committee, composed of representatives from the upper class studyrooms, together with a faculty committee, sponsored several dances this year, These dances were conducted formally and aimed to give those who attended them social training. The tirst dance ol' the year was held on Halloween and was for the seniors only. The next one, given for the juniors, was held on St. Patricks Day. This committee, under the direetorship of Miss Penny, also made arrangements for the junior Day Dance, as well as the Senior Class Dance. All of these entertainments proved successful, heeause of the cooperation of the faculty and students who attended, Commerce Club The Commerce Clula, this year, started its activities with its annual Initiation Party. At this party a large group of boys and girls were initiated into the club to carry on the work of the graduating seniors, The initiation of the new members afforded much enjoyment for the older niemhers. Regular meetings were held each month. At the second meeting of the year, Miss Olive Taylor gave a fascinating talk on a trip that she had taken through the Panama Canal. At the Fehruary meeting, Hamilton jones gave an illustrated lecture on New York City, Dean Marsh, of the Evening Session of the University of Buffalo, also gave a convincing talk on Why You Should Attend the University of Buffalo. A dance, which was attended and enjoyed by a very large number, of students, was held in April. The annual picnic is to he held soon, On this occasion, the new ofiicers will be installed. PFCSS With a membership of more than thirty in 1931, the Press Club, honorary journ' alistic society, has had an unusually successful year, Any student who has had sev- enty-live column inches of material printed in the SUN automatically becomes a mem' her. The club handles publicity for school events. At the lirst meeting of the Press Club in October at the home of Dorothy VanDer' muelcn, the oliicers were elected. At the November meeting at the home of Elnore Bradflcld, Leon Kreger, editor of the East High News , gave a talk on High School Newspapers , Initiation of new inemhers was held in the Faculty lunehroom at the March meeting. Au outing is planned for june. Garden Club The Buffalo Chamber of Commerce in its campaign to beautify Buffalo has no stauncher allies than the memhers of the Hutchinson Garden Club. These students have assembled faithfully every other week through the year in a successful attempt to accomplish the club's purpose of making something beautiful. Their gardens this year should show the result. . The aim of the club. at present, is to heeome a part of a widcfspread movement for beautifying America by joining the National Garden Club. The membership is open to anyone who is interested in flowers or gardening. 77 Federation of Modern Language Because the modern language groups have much in com: Modern Language Clubs was formed for the purpose of aiding ways as possible, The first meeting of the combined clubs was l French, Italian, Spanish and Gennan. were to be members. Cl ubs non, the Federation of th rel e groups in as many d early in December, guage clubs nlamelyg he representatives or 1930. At this time it was decided that the four modern lit? I delegates of the federation are composed of the president, vice' treasurer of each club, thus making a total of sixteen members 1 One of the major accomplishments of the Federation was held shortly after organizing. A five piece orchestra furnish dance was a complete success. More than one hundred mem attended, Much credit is due to Mr. DiBartolo, through whose eifo organized, and by whose guiding hand it continues to function. French Club The French Club was organized in 1918 to foster an intere language, and customs. 5 This year the constitution was revised. Membership restricted: pupils in French IfA having an average of SS perce who are taking or have passed French 2, 3, or 4 are eligible to first time in the history of the club the new members were iz held bifweekly. This year, besides the regular programs, the French Club i other three modern language clubs held a Christmas party. Mrs. Schang is the faculty adviser. II Circolo ltaliano The iirst language club in Hutchinson, Il Circolo Italian all Hutchinson students are familiar, was organized in 1917 Mr, DiBartolo. Although its charter enrollment consisted of YE LED sident, secretary and the governing body. the Christmas Dance hd the music and the vers of the four clubs rt I. in nt s the Federation was in the French people, the club has been and all other pupils membership. For the It ll grown steadily until its membership now includes 47 active mr is open to anyone who is a student in good standing at Hutchinsi registered in an Italian class. iated. Meetiiigs are cooperation with the , a name with which der the direction of :fl U elight members, it has Lmhers. Membership n and is or has been The original purpose of, Il Circolo Italiano was to further the interest in the i Italian language, literature and art, and its members, together w the faculty adviser, Mr. DiBartolo, have done their part to It is interesting to note how the enrollment in the Italian classes H when Italian was first introduced into Hutchinson, to 180 stude 78 t I Miss LaMantia and remote this interest. has grown from 20, s registered this term. ZZ Spanish Club El Club Espanol has been functioning more actively during the past year than it had in previous years. The number of members is more than 30, many of whom are enjoying their third and fourth years in the organization. Mr. Cardenas, the adviser, has done much to promote its activity and to aid in its growth. Many of the members have engaged in foreign correspondence with students of Spain and the South American countries, and the letters received are both entertaining and educational. In November members of the other language clubs were invited to be the guests of the Spanish Club and were entertained with views of Mexico, taken by Miss Zicmann. Early in December the members were shown how to dance the jota. The instructor, Paulino San Martin, also demonstrated several other types of Spanish dances. Literary Society At the first meeting of the Literary Society of Hutchinson-Central High School in October, 1930, the following officers were elected for the first term: president, Frank Hanavang vicefpresident, Aline Lankler, secretary, Margaret Sauerg treasurer, Robert McCoy. The new members were initiated at the November meeting which was held at the home of Margaret Sauer. At the Christmas meeting at Frank Hanavan's, approf priate gifts were exchanged with interesting letters attached. The annual Christmas Dance for active and passive members was held in the Chinese Room of the Hotel Statler. Officers for the second term were elected at the February meeting at the home of Marjorie Martin. Initiation of new members was held in March at the home of Miss Taylor, the adviser, The school year for thc club closed with a picnic for active and pasive members, Chess Club If anyone doubts that the Hutch Chess Club which set out three years ago to arouse enthusiasm for the ancient game of the Arabs has not accomplished its object, only one look in 260 any Friday will convince him to the contrary. This club which started with but a handful of regular members has now increased its membership to 26. Eligibility for the Chess Team which engages in matches with other Buffalo high schools, was determined by a tournament conducted early in the year. Members of this team are: Abraham Blinkoif, Hyman Markel, Nathan David, Cecil Pearl, Isaac Groner, Irving Yosovitz, Herbert Morgenroth and Samuel Groner. The team succew' fully defeated Bennett on December '13 by the score of 7-4, Burgard on February 6 by 5-4, East on the 'l7th of February by 04, and defeated Lafayette on March 19 to the tune of Sheik. These victoria make Hutchinson an outstanding contender for the city high school chess championship. The faculty adviser, Mr. Gartinkel, himself one of the strongest players in the city, has been of invaluable assistance with his expert advice. 79 X :gk N. Science Club If membershi betra s the 10 ularit of a club the contribute graciously to the elub's interest by giving oral top on scientific subjects or objects. Chief among these contributor and Frank Abbatte who have experimented several times with Membership in the club, this year, was open, but begij Guthrie, the faculty adviser, plans to make membership in the '-i ' .. . ' . ' . t u ' ' V 1- prizt A merit system will be used, which will require the complete a certain project before being considered for members The club ended the season with a social. H Homemalcing Club ' p y L p . y , 1 Hutchinson Science Club certainly has nothing to fear in this direction, for it has 37 mcg in Ill S S bers, many of whom or by experimenting are Joseph Francavilla, radio. ming next year, Mr. Si. i. The Honieniaking Club of this school is alliliated with th National Home Economics Association. A spirit' of fellowshi Buffalo through interrhigh school honiemaking club meetings. The members of the Homemaking Club who meet every business with pleasure. Scrap books have been made for child entertainings have proved both interesting and helpful. Girl Reserves The Girl Reserves meet in the Central Branch of the Y. afternoon. Their meetings are followed by discussion grnu dancing, dramatics, journalism and other interesting subjects. The annual Midfwiilter Conference was held at Syrnc Buffalo Girl Reserves had a mock conference in February at the In the summer the girls spend enjoyable weeks at Camp F The Girl Reserve code is: AS A GIRL RESERVE, I W' G raciuus in manner I mpartial in judgment R eady for service I.. oyal to friends R eaching toward the best E arnest in purpose S eeing the beautiful E ager for knowledge R everent to God V ictorious over self E ver dependable S incere at all times, my ps O The faculty advisers are Miss Langner and Miss Rathbun. Any girl of Hutchinson, desiring to join Girl Reserves, is 80 ence Club, a coveted ospective member to P. student clubs uf the has been fostered in her Vlednesduy mix -t ifen and new ideas for C. A. every Friday about crafts, music, use un February 27. Iifenmore Y. W. C. A. ,tty Acres. ILL TRY TO BE comlially invited. The Glee Club The Glec Club, nnder thc able leadership of Miss Ormond, has performed its bit in sustaining the high standard of our musical organizations, Those programs in which it has participated have been acclaimed excellent. Members of the Glee Club took part in the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and were prominent in the school opcretta, All At Sea . Without doubt, the Glee Club has accomplished much, and deserves considerable merit, The Band , This year the Band has been under the direction of Mr. Norman Vcster. There arc about twentyfiive members. representing all thc sections. Edward Aldred was elected president at an early meeting. The Band has given several assembly programs this year besides playing for the football games and the HutchinsonfMasten Alumni basketball game, junior Day and Senior Class Day wcrc made more successful by the presence of the Band. The Orchestra The members of the Orchestra chose Carlyle Smith president and Henry D'Ainlco secretary this year. There are several interesting additions this year, owing to the fact that the school has a fine new set of tympani and an excellent xylophone. The Orchestra has played for many of the ascmbly programs, making them more colorful. This year the Qrchestra assisted the Chromatic Club in its annual concert at our school. The Operetta, All At Sea , which was such a success, was well supported by the Orchestra in a very delightful accompaniment. A Dramatics From the classes in Dramatics have come several one'act plays which have given opportunity to prospective actors and real enjoyment to the students. At the session of Public Speaking and Dramatics sections of the New York State Teachers Couvcnf tion in November one class produced Lord Dunsany's The Golden Doom to inter' ested teachers from all over the state. There was an interesting diversion from the customary Christmas spirit play in a realistic little play called A Modehi Viking . wherein we watched a dramatic interlude on the dcck of a holiday cruiser. At the same performances The Four Little Women from Louise McOlcott's novel of that name, presented the charming scene surrounding Jo's idea that 'iChristmas might be Christmas without presents. At the request of the HUTCHIIN-SUN Statf another clam presented Lady Grcgorys rollicking farce early in the new term. tAt an assembly program sponsored by the Girls Council the entire student groupiffollowed Georges plight in The Ghost Story by Booth Tarkington. Asia fitting conclusion to this term's activities the junior members of the Drama classes gave Stuart Walker's beautiful fantasy, The Trimnpletf' Early in May, the Music Department, with the co-operation of the English Department, prcscntcd a revival of All At Sea , a Gilbert and Sullivan dream. 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DiBnrmlu, adviscr scmnd row: llluminnro Mugqwcru, Ircnc Mnzenaucr, Thomas Muscnr lla, Marie Momhmv Frank Tesla, Annu Grisanti: third row: Philomenn Pcrno, Ahmhzun Saffitz, EH.: Schillkc Michal-I Cullo, Dorothy Lxmsch. 92 Science Club, lint mw, lcft to right: Mary Goldman, Hclcn Olson, vicr-president: Dnnicl Ahclcs. president: Edith Chmlumw, accrcmry: Frvd Lippzi, Gcrtrudc Shlcfcr: sccund row: Lillian David, Rosanin Tripi, Bcrllm MrmoH, Vinccnt Tziglinrinu, Miriiun Goldsand, Illuminnto Mngnvcrn, Adclr Snicyninskiz third row: Pdrinn Gcncu. Angelo Patti. ldn Strauss, Vinccn! Barone, Bessie Lcvinsnn, Thcndurc Turncscllzi, Knthryn Cir-cling fourth row: juscph Frnncawillzl, Null Maggioli, Roger Shcchy, Rudolph Lcisingcr. Art Clnlw. lirst row: Miriam Guldsnncl, trcusurcr: Bcrnicc Cohen, sccrclnry: Crrtrudc Shlcscr, prcsidcnt: Phyllis Vingoc. vice-prcsidcnt: gloscphinc Scnma: sccund row: Sylvia Krzrsinslri. Szilvntnrai Scintsi, Mary Harrishnrg. Evclyn Lnguy, llluminzitu Mrmgzwcru, Mildrcd Cohen, Hclcn Olsun, Ruth Sngzirmnn: third ruw: Sami Sciolinu. Mildrcd Arsncan, hlarion Pvmlwrton, Bertha Mannfl, Luis Kvlsey, Dorothy Sicgnl, Vern Nlfkl. 93 Garden Cluh, lirsr r-uw: Fred Ruger Slrcchy. prcsidcnl: Miriam fccund row: Vincenzo Greco, Marian Croco, Anna Opalka, Mary Fadakr Lhird row: Pulinu. Marian Gcnnusu, Marya Binkuwski. row: Mary lacuzzu, Frederick Pulka, Mary Giallella. rrprcscnlatlvez secretary: Theresa Gcorplc fourth German Club, scaled: :Xlwralmm Blmkoll, lrcrralxrcrx Ella :Xlvralmm Sallirz, prcsidcnl: Dnrutlry Laasclx, sccrctary: Hamlcl Nccund row: Frmd.: Gulwcnku. Ruse Gubcnko. Marvin Gross Han: lax! row: li-lnlv Klat-ky. H-'lcn Srcilri, Czlmlmc Elxrllflx, 94 Humane Essav Colnpctnurs. seated: XVllliaun Scluxplmck, Charles Plcrcc, France, Bulnlaknz slnndxng: Marlin Bush, Sam Hcrtz. Lucille Church, Cqmncn Dclwgunln Cnthorinc Burka. Hulncnmliing Club, first rnw: Alnlinc Nrlson, treasurer: Mary Nigru, prcsidcnt Edna Nunn, secretary: second row: janet Brody, Elizuhttlx Bnucr, Katlmcrinc Bruner Bcrnndinc Denny: third row: Anloninn Di Cesare, Cvculin Couslminc. Hazel Pye. 95 If .ca 1 3: 'J 'Q 0 Z uf :ac TE E 'C c: u 3 O 5 -c 5 an J ,E 55 5 E E E +:f E C m E n ..: n L. ...': Q E .-: NA 25 5.2 :EJ iz Hg 155 ull! 1 35 ,E an Q- ,C: E LJ I 5 2 -I Debate The fall debates were held during the regular school assemblies on December i, 1930. The question was-Resolved: That the chain store system is contrary to thc best interests of the American pnhlic, The members of thc affirmative team, who debated Bennett at Hutchinson were: Minnie Weiiistciim, Abraham Blinkoif, Thomas Lippis, and Gwen Aldridge. The negative team debated at South Park, The team members were: Ruth Martin, Lake Hammond, Louis Scinta, and Louis Cutrona, The spring debates were held on the evening of March 26, 1931. The subject for debate wasYResolved: That New York State adopt a system of unemployment insurance. The atiimiative team was: Ruth Martin, Samuel Bloom, Louis Seinta, and Louis Cutrona. The negative was: Minnie Weiiisteiii, Abraham Blinkoif, Owen Aldridge, and Norbert Huber. The affirmative team debated Lafayette at Hutchinson and the negative debated Fosdick-Masten at Masten, . ' Miss Bartow and Miss Halloran coached the ICRIDS. j 19304931 was a successful year for HutchinsonfCentral. Our teams won three out of four debates with a score of 72 points. Lafayette won the city championship with three victories and 61 points. w Www, -,Q 'L SP 97 :X MODERN VIKING THE GHOST STORY 98 11 Y ' 115, , 'P' ax fv ' E -- Q 1 1 its JUNIOR DAYQ1. SNAPS ff .Q ,--U. V ? . L LIT, TNQ: 4 A A-' ' ,E '1 l'.' .gi 2: . .f 5 F1 , JT, -. 0' , rl . is , S' 1,3 M fl , V Q 1 gi ' ' rf , .- 5 sf -JA 44 if , 'Q'-.mfg :A , 1 ' .r iztrz 3 . 1-2.525 5 wif l - 1 ,ji -. 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Hutch' inson will graduate a :las of BO in thc Rcgcnts night high school course on Monday night, june 22. Although thc evening scxion was granrcd its charter as an authori:fil Regents night high school in 1927, this is thc first year that a Regents night high school class has hccn graduated. Mr. Houck, registrar uf night schuol and atlviscr of the senior and junior classes, saicl that since 1927, 49 stutlcnts in all have rcccivccljthbir Regents diplomas as a result of work Hnishetl in thc night high school. Thv Will. :claw is the Grst class to hc graduatctl thc nicmhcrs of which have receivctl all of their training in thc night schuul. Q , Those students tlcscrvc spccial mcntion in that thcy have attended night school four nights a week, for thrcc hours each night, for forty Kvpcks. Althoughuthc night school course is regularly live ycars in length many uf thcsc adults have cnniplctctl the work in four years rather than thc rvquircd five- -hy doing extra work ontsitlc. ' This ycar's class, lcd hy Etlniund MacVittie as president and a group of capahlc class ofiiccrs, has taken as its motto, Not hnishcd, just hcgunf' The class colors are skipp-:r hluc and silver gray. H 'W f A gy- ,-1-4-' 43 ff Y v- 101 5: ll A1 Sea an Succe A made Kc wh: Cn The Cheerleaders: Dipasqirale, and Charles Maraschicllu. Cross-Country , H Hutchinson again returned to athletic glory this year, when an undefeated cross country team won the Columhia cup, emblematic of the Buffalo Puhlie high school championship. From the good material availahle from last year Coach john Garner, Hutch alumnus and star of a national championship team, produced the most powerful team Hutchinson has known for several years. The team opened the season hy defeating Technical by a perfect score, 15 to 49. Next to bow in defeat was East High's strong team, highly rated as potential winners. The score was close, 24 to 31. ln the third and last dual meet of the series, with only one lctterman running, we decisive' ly heat Lafayette, I9 to 49. Then, to climax an already hrilliant season, this great team won the classic Columhia cup TIICC, heating the closest competitor, Masteii, hy 7 points. The winning of the cup was a fitting close: to the great achievements of a great team. All credit and praise is due to Mr. Garner, for his coaching of the team, and to every runner for his faithful, hard work and eifort, hnally crowned hy victory. There will hc only two memhers of this cup-winning team lost to the school for next year, and with several squadmen showing good form Hutchinson has a good chance to repeat the triumph of l930. Cantain Alex Slepian, Aldrich Vxfonnacott, James Mastrantoniq, Joseph Iamarino, and joseph Santa Maria were Hutcliinsoifs point scorers in the Columhia cup racc. HAROLD Hass. 103 A 1 i 4 Football The 1950 brown-jerseyed football tCal11 did not fare well series. Lack of lettemxen and inexperienced reserve material pro cap tu Coach Larry Sparfeld. The Hutchinson cup team did n although the boys played hard, courageous football. The team attack of any cup defender. i Hutchinson had three representatives on the AllfHigh team Prep team. Capain Sanley Zuk was a unanimous choice for qu the allfhigh mythical team. Woodrow Wantuck was a tackl team. C Swimming A The hrst call for swimming candidates isued hy Coach hy Si hoys, seven of whom were veterans of last year's team. In the 1930-31 season, hy defeating an old rival, Lafayette, Hutchinson again tied Lafayette for second place. In the AllfH placed second with a total of 30 points, Bennett being iirst with La Lafayette defeated us hy five points, the final score being 3762, In the All-High Meet, jack O'Brien swam the 120 yd. friendly rival, Bill Rix from Bennett. In the same meet No record in the 100 yd. breast stroke, the time heing L12 4,fS. Masten, Uhro Saari hroke his own medley record, lowering the The team made hut one trip, that being against East Hi to defeat them. The team also defeated West High School of High was the cup holder of Rochester. Swimming Niagara F in the lirst defeat of the season. , Meinhcrs of the team are: Captain Jack O'Bi'ien, Saari. William O'Brien, Sanhurg, Glor, McGroder, Boyer, Becker, W Doane and Dowd, manager. F The most important meet of the season was swum against ti alil Track Va Although, there were manv hoys who tricd out for the son's track team did not Hnish as high up as we had expected. he attrihutcd to the fact that most of those who came nut were were only two nr three lettermen hack with us this year. Despite their record every hoy on the team tried earnestly. captured second place in the 440fyard run at the Courier- Slepian, captain of this ycar's crossfcountry team, showed good as did Vvfonnacott, Manuel, Iamarino, and others. The fact that, because of the lack of funds, the trip to Al not stop the hoys from practicing regularly and conscientiousl Much thanks is due to our coach, Mr. Moody, for the s despite the lack of material, he coached the boys wholehearte as high as we did. ii E fre y. ple dly 104 n the Harvard Cup ved a decided handi' win a single contest. ot hoasted the hest aerial that defeated the All- arelrback position on C huice on the second Vlarren, was answered n the All-High Meet. igh Meet Hutchinson 3? points. fayettc. In this meet dley, nosing out his HTC Flllllll R3SCl1 Skff 3. DCXV In the meet against me to 1.26 l,f5. School of Rochester gh .ochester here. West s here, the team lost. Rtasch, Holgate, Shaw. ilI'. : X' mms, Geiger, Echols. rsity team, Hutchin' This, however, may iexpcrienced. There Paul Huber, captain, xpvess Indoor Meet. form during practice, d was called off, did ndid way in which, and made us Hnish ELIVIER KLEIN. Basketball With no lettermcn back to form the nucleus of the Hutch team, Coach Glun: started the hard task of picking a good teain from a squad of green men. Huchinson inaugurated the haskethall season with successive victories over East, Riverside and Bennett therehy tieing with Fosdick and Lafayette, who defeated Hutch in hotly contested games. These defeats were followed hy losses at the hands of Technical and South Park. In the second round of the Yale Cup series Hutchinson's fighting Brownies struggled against the overwhelming odds, the experienced teams of the league, The teams that defeated Hutch were Fosdick, Lafayette, Riverside, South Park, and Technical, hut Hutch in turn defeated East and Bennett. The end of the season found Hutchinson in fifth place. Hockey This ycar's Hockey team was the best that has worn the Brown and Blue for the past decade. With all hut one of last year's veterans hack, the boys, under Mr. Moody, showed Hne form. In the cup games, Hutchinson defeated Bennett, Technical and South Park hy the scores 2-1, 'l-0, and 'l-1. The only defeat of the year was suffered at the hands of East, the Orientals winning 1-0. Hutch carrie in second in the Michigan Cup race, with 6 points, while East won the cup on a one point margin. The Brownie scorers were Henry C. Nix, with two goals to his crcditg Captain Boh Doran, who also netted the puck twice, Carlyle Smith and Leslie Francis, who scored once each. Graduation will take an unusually heavy toll. Nix and Smith will leave the wing berths vacant, while Ken Lane and Francis will leave the defense posts. Steve Lavin who proved to he one of thc hest goalies in the cup race will also leave. Witli Paul Huher to fill in at goal, however, and Oliver Collins and Nick Pro' venzo at the wings: and Albert Owens, john jerman, and Dan Aheles fighting it out for defenseg while Doran carries on at centerg the prospects for next year are good. SIGMUND Aiwwirz. Tennis Mr. Gunz's call for candidates as answered hy 30 boys, five of them lettermen from last year's team. The hoys are practicing diligently at the Front and in the cage hack of the school in preparation for the coming matches. The chances for the cup look bright this year with five veterans- Simonsen, Tuttnn, Provcnzo, Lcisinger, and Federick-hack as the nucleus of the team. The remainder of the squad is shaping up well and will aid the veterans in providing stiff opposition for our sister schools. Taking all these factors into consideration, Hutchinson should Hnish well up in the standings at the end of the season. Here's to thc success of Mr. Glunz., capable coach, and his team! 105 X Golf The year 1930 was the second time a golf team represente Hutchinson. About ten boys tried out for the team, eight of whom represented H tehinson at Meadow' brook, where the high school tournament was played. These ys were selected ac' eording to the lowest scores made in the trials played at th Delaware Park and Grover Cleveland courses. Although the boys tried hard theyij didn't finish on top. These boys won their letters at the meet: Robert McCoy, Raliwh Gaynor, Henry C. Nix, Jr., and Kenneh Gerhardt. Ralph Gaynor, who had the lowest Hutchinson score at the meet, will be back next year to help the inexperienced players. KENNETH Geananor. Baseball The new coach, Mr. Muto, was greeted by 100 candidates, after Mr. Kalbfleisch introduced him on April 3. After several weeks of experimentation hy subtraction and addition, the squad was diminished to its present number od '19, ' When the squad had been chosen, the coach started right into hard work. Dilif gently and faithfully the boysreported for practice during the Erlster vacation. When questioned hy an enthusiastic spectator about the prospects of the team, Mr. Muto replied, We will have one of the fastest and wittiest teams i1n the league. If the boys keep up the spirit they have shown for the past week, they will be serious con' tenders for the Cornell cup. As a matter of fact, I think Hutchinson will finish among the first three. Now, there's Woodrow Wantuck. See him burning them in. Well, he'll he our first string pitcher. Then there's johnny McGroder. For receivers we will have Thomas Serio, young Hercules from 179, and Raymond MeGroder will offer what assistance he can. In the infield, continued Mr. Muto, I will probably have Carl Dentieo on Grst. Carl is a good hitter and a good first baseman. On second base I will have either Rocco Mecca or Paddy Traina. Both are Fighting hard for the position. Then on short-stop I have one of the fastest boys, Dpn Varatta. He's all over the field. And in the hatfbox or on third base I have Phil - rriglano, one of the best players that ever put on a mitt. He is cool and cautious, a d does not easily lose his head. In centerfiield l'll have Leonard Forti chasing those h' h flys. Leonard is a heavy hitter and fleet of foot. He sure knows his business. In rrghtffield either Frank Sedita or Kazaros will play. And in left Held, Bob Doran or Nicholas Sater will play. Here are the facts as the coach gave them. The manager, joseph Nappo, was confident that the team would come out first, 106 N30 Cnlumlzm Cup XVmnerx, lirsn mw: Mr, Gnrncnveuachq Reginald Reynolds, Aldrich Xkfonnaxcnlt. Slove Bumhar. Alexander Slepinn, cant.: Harold Hess, xnnnngcrg second mw: joseph Sainte Maria, Michael Goetz. Martin Men' nlclnw, Imncs Maistraxntonio, joseph laimnrimv. john Kuziw: third row: Lake Hznnnmnd, lszulure Moss. Robert Dorncr. Foutlmll Squad. sented: Alefieri, Fried, Vitcllo, Pellegrino, Sinmnscn: llrxt rnw: Eueaunn, lhiccnl, Mcccn. Vcrtinu, Huber, Provcnznz second row: hl.xn.iger XX'ughl, Service, lujncnnn, liutlnrnnntc, Cxirriqq thml mw: Nurmnn, M.i:uc.i, Russ, XX'.uiv.ilck, Duran: fnmth ruw: Muntesunu. liixuicis. XX'min.icnnc, Znkg lifxh mw: hlngnvcm, K.iz.iros, Jacobson, Urkofslcy, Hunrse. Pugh, Collins 107 First Row: Mr. Moody, Conch: Nicholas Provcnzo, Carlyle Smi h, Stephen Lavin, Henry C. Nix, Jr., Leslie Francis: Second Row: Oliver Collin, Vi cent Daley, Karl Huber, Sigmund Arywitz, Manager: Robert Duran, Captain: Kenneth anc, john jcrman. 108 Baseball: Farrata. Dcnticu, McGrodcr, 1. Forti, Mecca, Scrio: second ww: L. Furti, Scditn, XVantuck, Doran, Loiacano, Corigliano, joseph Nappa, manager. Track: Elmer Klein, managerg Mendelow, Smith, Levy, Vallunc, Iamarino: sccnnd row: Paul Huhcr, Manuel, Karl Huber, Alvcn Wonnacotr, Nix, Slepian: third row: Burgoli, Scrvicc, Amana. Schwcmlc, Russell Buffomante, Dawson, Scherer, Wolpcr, Couch Moody. Golf. left to right: Kcnncth Gcrhardt, Ralph Gaynor, Henry C. Nix, jr., playing manager Robcrf. McCoy, captain. 109 Tenmx: Blinkutf, manager: Pmvcnzu, Martin, Simonscn, Condi Glunzp sccund row Licsinger. Andersnn, Francis. Fcdcrick, Tutton. Girls' Tennis: O'Bricn, Slocum, Coach Kayser, Narlock, Alfrcdn Kuncfnl. 110 Captainball The fact that captainhall is.an exceedingly popular sport was certainly proved hy the number of freshman girls who enthusiastically reported to practices, which were held daily except Friday during the fall and winter months. From these 160 girls nine sturdy teams were fonncd. The Seminary Annex teams were called A, B, C, D and E: the two from the Franklin Annex A and B: and the Main Building teams A and B. After cach team had elected managers and captains the eleven welhattended practices hegan. At the end of the practice period the series, played in a roundfrobin fashion, began. A trophy was awarded to the Seminary E team for winning the largest numher of games. Later Mis Larson and Miss Hinaman, the coaches, chose the best players to form the Major Teams, the Brown and Blue. The Brown was victorious in the two games played. On january 13 each of the girls who had come out for the sport attended a cap' tainball party given in the Seminary Annex gymnasium. After a Grand March games were played. Later refreshments were served followed by dancing. Girls Volley Ball The freshman girls' volleyball season that started at the beginning of the second term, ended with the same splendid spirit. This is proved hy the great interest and zeal with which the 100 girls who reported, entered into thc games. After Eve weeks of practice, six teams were chosen. Each was made up of twelve players. The teams were Seminary A, B, C, Dg Franklin Ag Main Building A. The Round Robin series ended with Hve straight victories for Seminary B5 four of the live for Frankling three of the tive for the Main Building and one each for teams A, C and D. These series having concluded, the best players from the entire group were chosen and formed into two major teams the Brown and the Blue. There were two hard fought battles between them, but the Brown team came in with flying colors in both games. The girls who enter the Freshman sports with such enthusiasm as they did this year usually take an active part in sports as long as they remain in high school. JEANETTE DEKoFF, Seminary Annex. Captainball FRANKLIN ANNEX The freshman girls who participated in the games of captainball brought their games to a close in February. Nine teams were formed early in November, two from Franklin Annex, two from the Main Building, and iive from Seminary Annex. The games which were played resulted in Seminary E's victory. The struggle for championship, resulted in the forming of Major teams which were called the Brown team and the Blue team, both consisting of the best players. Great thanks are due to Miss Larson and Miss Hinnamin, who coached these girls in the Seminary gymnasium. Each and every girl thanks her instructor for their unceasing effort and patient work. ELEANOR Sonor. Ill Basketball Baskethall attracted 169 girls this season. Each girl, in o the studyroom team had to attend ten practices. The sport Kayser and Miss Walsh. When the inter-studyrooni tournaments started, all the I i der to he eligible for vas directed hy Miss teams were such close competitors that it was difficult to determine the winner, but thre senior girls, true to form, came out undefeated and with eight victories. The Sp ai came into possession of the senior studyroom 140, having repi Those on the winning team were: Laum Aplin, Ruth Cohen, forwardsg Rose Kramer, Marjorie Kreinheder, and Bernice Kennedy, Phyllis Vingoe, and Esther Tasman, centers. From all the teams, at committee of teachers for the gymna the Brown and Blue teams. The winners of the series was to winning of two out of three games. Fortunately or unfortuna defeated the Blue in the first two games hy the identical scores thus. were proclaimed champions of 1931. Recognition of the winning team was made on girls' athl ilding cup once more :sed last year in 306, nd Mildred Maloney, Cohen, guards: Bata Cl sium department chose he determined hy the tely, the Brown team of 1l'5 and llfi, and 'tic day, appropriately ending a season that was a source of both pleasure and exciteilient for the feminine haskethall players. Swimming This year as usual, girls' swimming has been one of the m varied and interesting program makes it so. The registration competing in meets is proof' of its popularity. The season started early in the fall with the heginners leaf Rosa KRAMER. st popular sports A 'I 1 of 436 girls, with 136 ning to swim and the swimmers practicing for the inter-class meets which took place cn December 12. The sophomores and freshmen tied for first place. with 38 points each. ner heing determined by elimination. The last two undefeate 438, the sophomores from 438 were finally victorious, Later the Brown and Blue teams were formed. Each tea girls, selected from the studyroom and class teams. The Blue This event closed the season as far as competition was con patient and inspiring surveillance of the coach, Miss Sherrill, the their effort to hecome experts in Americas cleanest sport. Hiking The first five-mile hike of the fall season on Septemher out, It was sponsored by Miss Walsh and Miss Kayser. Canadian shore, was the destination of the happy, eager group. After midyear exams the girls continued pnieticing for meets. This is a group of meets hetween the memhers of the d 11 C C the interfstudyroom studyrooms, the win- teams heing 340 and i was composed of 19 team was the winner. erned, hut under thc girls have continued in IRENE MAZENAUER. 26, brought 181 girls Fld Fort Erie, on the The second hike was to Frenchmaifs Creek and the third one to Becker's Air Portg Ellicott Creek Park was the goal of the enthusiastic hikers on the ten-mile hike, of the fall season. On Friday, April 17, the hikers niet at the Albright A spring hiking season. This included walking around Delawa meadow, Each year there are six five-mile and two ten-mile hikes physical instructors. On the average about 110 girls attend. hiking must he made to have this sport count toward the athlet Mami 112 Fi 0 A-t Gallery to start the re Park Lake and the Jnducted hy the girls' least thirty points in awards. ns Kacinriiiniia. ilc DR Tennis More than 40 girls turned out for the fall tournament. Of these, the following six girls were chosen to participate in the small tournament to determine positions: Helen Slocum, Edith O'Brien, Charlotte Goldstein, Lucy Corigliano, Alfreda Koncgal, Louise Narlock and Helen Razniekiewicz. The team players, in order, are as follows: Helen Slocum, Edith O'Brien, Louise Narlock, Alfreda Konegal, and Razniekiewicz. With such a wealth of excellent material our success is assured, and it is only a matter of time before the cup is awarded to Hutchinson. EDITH O'BiuEN. Baseball Baseball began this year, as usual, with an enthusiastic, happy group of girls. The first practice on February 9, saw 150 girls present, Practice days were Monday and Wednesday, in the big gymnasium and in room 90. Mis Kayser and Miss Walsh, coaches, gavc the girls pointers to help them better to understand the national game. The intcrfstudy room games began on Monday, April 13. Throughout these games, study rooms 140, 340, and combination 176, 177, 327, 338, had outstanding teams. On May S, the final games were played which resulted in 140 as champion, combination as second, and 340 third. Girls chosen for the Brown team were: Virginia Fetto, 140, captain, Mary Summerhayes, 240, Lucy Corigliano, 76: Irene Lewandoski, 306, Agnes Conelly, 76: Florence Nicosia, 140, Eleanor Drehs, 140, Edna johnson, 340, and Rose Cammarata, 240. The substitutes for the Brown team were: Marjorie Kreinheder, 140, Ruth Shaw, 300, Irna Service, 240, and Marjorie Swick, 340. The Blue team consisted of Irene Mraz, 340, Quintella Williams, 306, Mollie Bomhicino 438, Phyllis Vingoc, 140, Eleanor Zimmer, 340, Mary Bomhicino, 3-10, captain, Selena McLeod, 340, Edith O'Brien, 438, and Teresa Murr, 340. Pearl Mill, 306, Edith Strassheim, 300, Bernice Gaudaur, 140, and Goldie Mankoff, 438, were the substitutes. On May 11, the Brown and Blue game was played which resulted in the score of 17 to 15 in favor of the Blue team. Wednesday, May 13, the teams met again, the Brown team won 12-11. The final and deciding game was captured hy the Brown team, 714. Maajoans KREINHEDER. seg-4 f 1 wma-2 ' c as ct:-y,-fs 113 Brown and Blue Cuptninball Team Brown and Blue Vnllcvlmll Team Brown and Blue Stnxsshclm. Hnzcl Cummr, ioric Vulrzz Row 1: Ruse Service, Lena Barone, Helen Clmrlotlc Nablo, Ruth Crisco. Guldic lvlnnlcull, Brown 0 Brn n. Gnccu. ll4 Brxxrlmll. Srtmigz Bernice Uaudaiiir, Virginia Feuo, Rose C:immaral.i, Edna jolinson, Mary llombicino, Irene Mraz. Lucy Corigliaziuq second row: Eleanor Drelis. Irene Lewendoski, Agnes Connolly. Mollie Bririilsiciiio, Marjorie Swiclc, Edith Oillrirn, Pliyllis Yingoe. Edith Straisshcim: zliird row: Mnrlorie Krcinlieder, Goldie Mankotl, Quintella Williziiiis, Ruth Shaw, Mary Sum' merhays. lilorcncc Nicosia, Teresa Murr, Eleanor Zimmer, Miss Vv'alsli, Miss Kayser. Gxrlxi Iiaakccball, Sitting. left Lo riglil: llermcc Gaunlaur, Rose Camnxarata, Irene Mraz. Edna -Iulinson, Edith Slrzisslieixn: second row: Eleanor Drclis, Marjorie Sxviclz, Mary Bomhicino, Esther Tasman, Edilli O'Brien, Phyllis Vingoe: tliird row: Miss Kayser, Lucy Cnrigliano, Mar' ioric Kreinlieder, XVinil'rcd Askew, joscpliine Swarczwicz. Teresa Murr, Halen Halstcd. julia Vclagi, Roslyn Shapiro, Miss XValsl'i, I . IlIlxlXG 115 116 Ka v L , 3 ZWAFUE5 iff, ,,,...1 YOU KNOW ? 'PH 1 L' 117 AUTOGRAPHS 250. ' ' fl, g 7, j'jZQ QffQLwQ Z , ,Sli OIVXMA fy' xW ffm, W7 QAUAQ Agwfjf aw-afwff Q.ff,Wf,,J ' , Q,,,,,,h,,V,M0 LNVAJ' L. 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I guess the folks wasn't looking for us. s- if 4- fAuthor's Note: This colyuin has started out with the intention of heing funny, But if you still feel like crying after reading it, go ahead and ery. We should worry., -r -as sr Ollicer: Can't you read signs? VJhat's the idea, directly violating the law? But the sign says, 'Fine for Park' ing. ' wk at ik Morning, ma'ain, kin I cut your gras for my dinner? Of course, hut you don't have to eut it: eat it just as it is. Ex. fr -r sr Teacher: This makes the fifth time I have punished you this week. Wliat have you to say? Freshman: 'Tm glad it's Friday, sir is fx ir He - Say something soft and sweet to mc. She Custard pie. 119 FISH Mary, inquired the mistres suspici- ously, did you wash this lish carefully hefore you halted it? 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