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

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The Girls Small Council GIRLS SMALL COUNCIL -- first row: Bateman: De Figliag Lesefieiwskig Scrobutg Ernst: De Marchig se-cond row: Wilcox: Doherty: Himmel, secretary: Ragusa, vice president, Hill, president: Bastiani, treasur- erg Cianceneg third row: Buscagliag Kowalak: Velmoskyg Lindamoodg Mrs. Lanklerg Hierw, Snetskvg Canaleg McCrillis. Thirteen years ago, the Girls, Council was organized by Mrs. Edith Lankler, our faeultv adviser. l'nder her eareful guidance and able leadership, the members of the council have striven' to serve llutehinson and establish a scholarship fund for the future. The executive group is known as the Small Couneil. The twenty-three girls who constitute this group are the chairmen of the various eommittees and the oflieers. The oflieers for l940-l94l were as follows: ,lane llill, president: .lose- phine Ragusa, viee president, Dorothy llimmel, seeretaryg Dorothy Bastiani, treasurer, lrene Lesniewski, corresponding secretaryg ,lane Doherty, social secretaryg and Stephanie Skrobut, reeorder. 7 Approximately 300 girls make up the Large Council. We assume the duties of maintaining order in various parts of ll ie school. Because we feel that we are acquiring assets valuable to all young womenftaetfulness and leadership!-through the council work, we volunteer our services. We have successfully managed have helped the Chile business for the year i GIRLS LARGE COUNCIL4first row: Guerra, Canals, Lorigo, Washburn, Pul- virenti, Marenelli. Provenzano, Rasina, Gasiewicz: second tow: Kulesz, O'Shea, Norton, Paehioli, King, Visone, Spuitieri, B. Furio, Squitieri, A. Falkiewicz, Capraro, La Pianag third row: Ragone, Howes, Di Marco, Rieman, Tronconi, Grossman, Garra, Bevilaqua, Short, Panayiotou, C. Panayiotou, F. Capraro, Pecoraro, Quagli- ana, Tripoli, fourth row: Griangrisostomi, Eron, O'Brien, Perot, Franclemont, Kelsey, Picone, Rasiello, Lipzin, Meyers, Bartolo- meo, Pasquarella, Lawson, Ferrara. The Large Council soy a skating and theater partyg have assisted the Red Cross in several ways: and lren's Aid Society by dressing dolls. The final assembly concludes the Council n the succession of new members who we hope will be as capable as past groups.

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ik Three Presentations of Student Shows Set New Record in School Aetvities ik

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The Student Boar d THE STUDENT BOARD first row: Rauh, Ragusa, Chiavaroli, Maggioli, Endle, Bateman, Hillg second row: Mr. Kalb- fleisch, adviser: F. DiBartolo, Hyman, Borinsky, Schunk: third row: H. Cohen, Chretien, E. DiBartolo, Ghianni, The Student Board is an organization of elected representatives from all groups in the school. The board aims to foster school spirit and to bring about a better understanding between students and teachers. This year the board sponsored the Student show, the Spring concert, all athletic events, and thc Student Board Assembly which have all proved to be successful. The board members have enjoyed an active year under the leadership of our president, lidward Maggiolig vice president, Lucy Chiavarolig secretary, Annie lindleg and we are grateful to all the members of the f8l'lllly who gave us their kind attention. The debates of 1940-1941 ended successfully, placing llutchinson-Central lligh School in fourth place among the schools of the city of Buffalo. The debate for the first term was eoncerned with overnment and national defense. The affirmative went to Riverside and lost by the score of 6 to 9. he negative met lfast lligh School at llutchinson and won, 9 to 6. Tile seeond term's debate was concerned with intramural and scholastic competition. In this debate the affirmative lost at South Park, 6 to 9. The negative debated with Bennett at Hutchinson and won 9 to 6. DEBATE TEAMS first row: Marian Bass, Wilma Hall, Hilda Kissin, Georgia Lewis, second row: Miss Shank, Geraldine Lewis, Betty Dc-Weese, Lillian Bernstein, Adele Gichtin, Mr. Salmon, third row: Constantine Stavrou, Paul Borinsky, Jack Chretien. Debate C517 Q-as ASR -0,4 0' 45-