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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

THEME In this golden anniversary issue the staff presents a record of events and scenes, not only of the Gay Nineties but also of the present. THE CALENDAR, founded in 1892 by the late George S. Buck, has been continuously published for fifty years, the first public high school publi- cation in this area. That this issue may bring to its readers happy moments, the recollection- of treasured friend- ships, and the joy of golden memories is the sincere wish of the staff. -The Editors ' F ' W if 'W A W V .. . Jil P ea 1892 QENTRAZ ,QY 66 s 2 Tp .9 Q ia + O lx 0FFA LO V' ' 1942 'x THE C LE Published by the Students of Hutchinson-Central' High School Buffalo, New York Early Bufalo pictures, courtesy of Roy W. Nagle Faculty pictures taken an a Gay Ninetiesw party courtesy of Maud Geyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Justin Lankler. Athletic teams from the Nineties, courtesy ofA. H. Howe, Jr. - 1 1 I 5 1 N I +79 iw - - Old Central High School on Niagara Square OUR SCHOOL C45 ',. ,.- --1... . 1 4 ! . The Calendar' r r 4 W w o W r w P l w I C' 2 F- Hutchinson-Central High School on South Elmwood Avenue 3 w -1 3 '3 3 Q l l 1 J I I 1 A , 9 1892-1942 r csv i The late George S. Buck, founder, first editor of THE CALENDAR in 1892. lil EDITORS i 'W' The Calendaf F 4 ' - 1 .-, THE 1942 EDITORIAL BOARD-Ralph Cryesky, assistant editor: Roy V. Cesaroni, editor: Gloria Cooper, advertising. managir 1892-1942 -- n E-V YV--.-,..., fl-., k my 1 - Thegegcgg' 'Class of 1891 SENIURS The Calendar s :gh 5,19-,gfx -A-F f'-if , f - .1-L .. ,, OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1942-seated: Paul Vasques, treasurer: Theresa Mex-mo, vice president: Tumi Edwards, president Geraldine Lewis, secretary' Sara Lacognata, valedictorian: standing: Ernie DiBartolo, prophet: Dorothy Tramme , poet: Joe Mercurio boy marshall: Dorothy Jarixiaon, girl manhallg Charles Lorixo. historian. ' I 1892 -1942 ,, -in , THE BUFFALO HIGH SCHOOL FDOTBALL TEAM, 1895-front row: Ward, Deceu: seated: Baxter, Gray, Albertsch, Pilkcy, captain, Curaons, Johnson, Hollowsyg standing: Burns, Weaterhold, Summers, Leahy, Kruse, Crane, mascot: last row: Umbehaun, Howe, manager: Downer. I 1 The Calendar ng ,Kv-ip-' A 1' I f 2 3 1 1 f W 4 1 1 in i 1 1 i i 1 I I w 1 A J 5 F '5 3 4 i 1 i THE 1942 SQUAD-first row: Janetakos, Luiai, Guerrrn, Edwards, Lapi, Brodzinsky: second row: Nappa, Wilcox, Cohen, DiSalvo, Muifoletto, Costelli, Speranza, Razione, Vasqueo, Ross, Matlock: third row: Mr. Kalbtleiach, coach: Barrile, Ghianni, captain: Cheat- ham, Grace, Minnuto, DiGsetano, Kacke, Savasta, Perrillo, Thompson, Fox, Smith, Box-donaro, Gowie, Godios, Cappellini, Cattarin, Zannello, DeNisco, Acquino, manager. A Hi : 1892-1942 : , A I - .. 5,2 V 52. N. 4 Qi, C115 -- --+- -l 'iv-A-, 1' ..,. I DEDICATION To Randolph S. Linderman, whom we welcome back to Hutchinson-Central High School as our assistant principal. Mr. Linderman began his teaching career in the commercial department of this school, served as adviser to the Commerce Club, and managed the Student Show. He was promoted to the position of assistant principal at Grover Cleveland High School, transferred to F osdick-Masten Park High School, and returned to us in September, 1941. We respect Mr. Linderman for his fairness in administering school policyg we admire him for his helpfulness in dealing with students and facultyg we appreciate his sympathy and understanding. - - -. ,H - ,hh ff, W. , , H. -JAH slug ,,...,.H,,,,,?, W The Calendar ---- -- - fV,,'v-:Ling Mr. and Mrs. Thomas in costume for the Gay Nineties party. The Grosvenor Library in 1892, now the site of the Lafayette Theater. ADMINISTRATION 1892-1942 cm 1 J , ' 'xiii ,, WJ?- - A viii-Tfxx 5 , YS 5 sg ' ,fi 64 To the members of eachesuccessive staff of THE CALENDAR throughout the fifty years of its existence, 1892-194-2g to their faculty advisersg and to the school generations of Centralites and Hutchinsonians who have read and enjoyed their publications, I give greeting in this anniversary issue. As one of the long line of faculty advisers I too shared the satisfactions of puhlishingg as chairman of the faculty board of The Calendar, I am always in touch with the management of the publicationg and as principal I appreciate the place which The Calendar holds in the life of this great school. ' M. Smith Thomas, Principal t I l 1 l The Calendar w-gf, 1892-1942 'Tv' THE FACULTY M. Smith Thomas, Principal, Randolph S. Linderman, Assistant Principal A ' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ruth Crai Olive M. imes Glena M. Allen Villie M. Carman Helen R. Cornell . Harriet L. Erb E. A. Clairetta Fell . Geralda M. Glaser May V. Halloran Alice A. King Edith H. Lankler Mary Rose Murphy Gerald R. O'Donnell Elizabeth A. Pierce Marion Reed Clara M. Schorn Ella J. P. Short Florence M. Tehan- MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Alberta S. Wanenmacher Aaron Buchman Margaret Ferguson Kate L'Hommedieu Margaret lVIarx SOCIAL SCIENCES Floyd B. Hill Edward J. Eagan Ruth W. Fisher Mabel R. Grimm Catherine Keefe Ella L. Kenny Joseph E. Salmon Marjorie R. Shank Helen L. Wright BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Juvenilia Caseman Edna Berwald Margaret H. Crane Mary P. Engel Agnes C. Graham Charlotte J. Kretz Olive G. Travis Catherine M. Daley Anna M. Downs Agnes Hall Rose M. Keicher Mary M. Saul SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Henrietta W. Penny Geor e H. DeVinney Ella Donnocker Horace B. Guthrie Gertrude Ziemann IN F IRMARY May McTague HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Henrietta M. Langner Mariam R. Eaton Gertrude C. Parker Ellen M. Ream MUSIC DEPARTMENT Gerard Tobia Richard Seibold Jennie E. Warner PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT George J. Kalhileisch 'Edward Ebling Ray G. Glunz ' Lydia C. Ka ser Estelle Ricigliano Marjorie Sherrill Helena T. Walsh OFFICE Maud K. Geyer Frances G. Driscoll Jessie M. Shepard CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT Mabel C. Baldwin George W. Provost MODERN LANGUAGES Ferdinand F. DiBartolo Mildred Kain Ernestine A. Manhardt Ruth B. Schang ART DEPARTMENT . Clyde P. Slate. Rudolph F. Wedow LIBRARY Alice H. Stafford Evelyn M. Hippler A INDUSTRIAL ARTS Raymond M. Boa Victor H. Schutrum Ralph R. Thomas ELM ANNEX Addison' L. Hill Dorothy Clayman Margaret Duchesne Julia M. Flaherty Salome B. Goetz Lawrence Graser Charles P. Hurcomb Robert J. Johnston Katherine M. Knoll Constance E. Kogel Gertrude Lander Margaret Quinlivan Miss Ella L. Kenny, studyroom adviser and teacher of social sciences at .Hutchinson-Central High School, retired in February, 1942. It is the wish of faculty and students alike, that the years to come will bring her happiness. ai:--. Q:-L--ff' WILLIAM D. IYCONNOR whom we here congratulate upon his completion of twenty-five years of gracious service at Hutchin- son-Central High School in the custodian,s department. Bill is now in charge of the maintenance of all the high school buildings in the city of Buifalo. h .V-5, The Calendar 1892-1942 The Faculty attend a Gay Nlnetles party UH J i IN MEMORIAM On February 10, students and faculty of Hutchinson-Central High School suffered a great loss in the death of May V. Halloran-one of the outstanding teachers of English in this city. She had the gift of passing on to her pupils her own appreciation of the beauty that good literature possesses. She had the enviable ability to he able to retell in a most interesting manner all that she had read. Hers was a generous spirit full of life and humor. She liked people. Along with her faith in her fellow- men was a strong and implicit faith in God. The world is much better and happier for her fine example. 1 The Calendar L .... no in is when inner in A l I ' 1892-1942 VICTORY Salvatore Grassia, Joseph Cirrincione and Caliope Panoyiotou. Dorothy Lamour in our assembly. The Color Guard: Archie Hunter, I lui- - ---ss-- .L p 4 ,was A-9.7. , ..:,Tf.,-fri.. .. HUTCHINSONLANS IN THE SERVICE FIRST LIEUTENANT BREWSTER WARD His plane crashed at Wheeler Field, Hawaii, March 6, 194-1. I - The staff is proud to present this list of the names of 120 Hutchinsonians in the United States Armed Forces. We know that it does not represent a complete record. We shall be glad to have anyone who can give us additional names, or new addresses, contact Miss Agnes Hall of our faculty who is chairman of the service flag committee which sends letters to Hutchinsonians in the Armed Forces. The addresses given were current on May 15, 1942. SERGEANT SAMUEL C. 'CORPORAL PHILIP BRODZINSKY ADORNETTO 32036356 X MICHAEL DONOFRIO Headquarters Battery, 22nd Field Ar- tillery Battalion Pine Camp, New York PRIVATE ALBERT ALBANO 58th Training Squadron, Air Corps Replacement Training Center 580th Technical School Squadron fShore Patrolj Miami Beach, Florida MICHAEL R. ANDRADE, Second Aer- ial Engineer and First Aerial Gunner Flying Fortress 17E, 60th Bombard- ment Squadron Davis-Monthan Field, Tucson, Arizona PRIVATE BERNARD ARNOLD Cogpagly D, 386th Engineer Battalion e Fort Iinox, Kentucky PRIVATE CHARLES W. AVERY Head uarters Company, 366th Infantry Fort Eevens, Massachusetts SERGEANT STEPHEN BARDEY 20283389 Headquarters, 102nd Sepn. Battalion, Coast Artillery fAnti-Aircraft, APO, clo Postmaster, San Francisco, California PRIVATE EDMUND BARMASSE 84th Pursuit Squadron, Baer Field Fort Wayne, Indiana PRIVATE ROBERT C. BARTIN United States Coast Guard Station Lorain, Ohio PRIVATE ANTHONY P. BATTAGLIA Company M, 60th Infantry, 9th Di- vision Fort Bragg, North Carolina LIEUTENANT JOSEPH S. BAUDA OHicers Trainin School Fort Benning, georgia PRIVATE JOSEPH M. BEHM Comgnany B, 31st Training Battalion, 3r Platoon Camp Croft, South Carolina LIBANIO BELLISSIMO United States Coast Guard PRIVATE HENRY BERKOWSKI 32035659 . Division Headquarters, 4-4th Division A.P.O., Fort Lewis, Washington SERGEANT ARTHUR BERG 20215788 Company A, 627th Tank Destroyer Battalion Camp San Luis Obispo, Califomia CORPORAL BRUNO D. BOCCOLUCCI Company D, 174th Infantry, 44th Division A.P.O. 44, Fort Lewis, Washington PRIVATE JACOB BRODZINSKY 32252103 Compan A, 114th Infantry, A. P. O. 44-th Hivision Training Cadre, Fort Lewis, Wash- ington Company C, 84th Engineer Battalion fCamouflagej Fort Clayton, Canal Zone AVIATION CADET LAWRENCE C. BROWNE S adron B, Group I Mliilxwell Field, Alabama ASSISTANT FIELD DIRECTOR EDWARD M. BRUNNER American Red Cross Fort Jackson, South Carolina.. CORPORAL JOHN J. BURGIO 12023871 Anti-Tank Com any, 18th Infantry A. P. O., Camp Tlanding, Florida PRIVATE JAMES CARLUCCI Barracks 320. Squadron 402. Shephard Field . Wichita Falls, Texas SERGEANT RUSSELL CARRUBBA Service Company, 174th Infantry, A. P. O. 44, 44th Division Fort Lewis, Washington CORPORAL THOMAS H. CHITTENDEN Headquarters, 33rd Infantry Training Battalion Camp Croft, South Carolina PRIVATE FIRST CLASS FRANK CIOPPA 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 1104 clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. PRIVATE ROBERT G. CLEWELL Air Cor s Technical School, Technical School, Squadron 396 Flight A Bar- racks 1 Keesler Field, Mississippi PRIVATE LEONARD CONIGLIO U.S.S. Republic clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. PRIVATE LOUIS P. COPLEY Company D, 23rd Infantry Camp Croft, South Carolina PRIVATE PHILIP CORIGLIANO Company C, 3rd Platoon, 30th Infantry Battalion Camp Croft, South Carolina PRIVATE EMIL DAVID Co4nL1pany M, 174th Infantry, A. P. O. Fort Lewis, Washington PRIVATE CHARLES De FRANCESCO 2nd Headquarters Battery, 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 1104 clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. PRIVATE HENRY DEITSCH Medical Unit Camp Robinson, Arkansas PRIVATE GEORGE ISAAC DEITSCH 112th Infantry, A. P. O. 28 Camp Livingstone, Louisiana PRIVATE THOMAS J. DOLAN Marine Cor s Training Center Parris Island, South Carolina PRIVATE FIRST CLASS Third Platoon Fort Belvoir, Virginia PRIVATE FIRST CLASS JAMES L. DOOMER Medical Section Fort Dupont, Delaware PRIVATE GEORGE DORAN 109th Anti-Aircraft Division Camp Edwards, Massachusetts PRIVATE CLIFFORD LEE DOUGLASS Fort Niagara, New York EMIL DUSCHLE Battleship -Tuscaloosa PRIVATE JEROME FARACI A. P. O. 831, United States Army clo Postmaster, New, York City CORPORAL LESTER J. FLAMMER Headquarters Company, 818th Engineer Battalion fAonJ Savannah Army Air Base, Savannah, Georgia ARTHUR FLETCHER United States Army PRIVATE MARVIN A. FORD 20216268 A. S. N., A. P. O. 962 clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. PRIVATE DON FOWLER Marine Barracks, Mumford Point New River, North Carolina HEINZ F RISCH A. P. O. 801-C clo Postmaster, New York City PRIVATE ANDREW GAGLIANO U. S. S. Verio clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. PRIVATE JOSEPH GAGLIANO U. S. S. Republic San Francisco, California SERGEANT A. T. GIAMMARISE V Complgng G, 174th Infantry fRii1ej A Fort Lewis, Washington CORPORAL LOUIS A. GRECO 20275658 Battery F. 209th Coast Artillery fAnti- Aircraftl A. P. O. 1038 clo Postmaster, New York City PRIVATE HARRY GREEN Com any C, 12th Battalion FortI1VlcClellan, Alabama PRIVATE NATHAN GREINER Casual Detachment, Barracks 203, North Garrison Camp MacDowell, Angel Island, Cal. PRIVATE JOHN HAEICK Company M, 174th Infantry, A. P. O. 44 Fort Lewis, Washington CLARENCE HEERWAGEN United States Army SERGEANT HOWARD HOLGATE Officers Trainin School Fort Benning, georgia The Calendar LIEUTENANT KENNETH HOLGATE Mitchell Field Long Island, New York LT.-COLONEL SIDNEY L. HUFF Senior Aide to General Douglas MacArthur Bataan SERGEANT ROBERT J. HUGHES Company A, 95th Signal Battalion Camp Forrest, Tennessee PRIVATE MAX JANKOWSKI Battery A, 209th Coast Artillery fAnti- Aircraftl Provisional Searchlight BRV San Diego, California PRIVATE GEORGE KAETZEL Com any D, 174-th Infantry F ortqlix, New Jersey PRIVATE FIRST CLASS LEWIS E. EEBORTM 31 I f any , st n antry Pliililppine Islands FRANK KING 8th Battalion The King's Royal Rifle Corps PRIVATE LEO KING United States Coast Guard Cutter North Star cfo Postmaster, New York City CORPORAL KENNETH A. KOCH Master Gunner's School Camp Stewart, Georgia PRIVATE WILLIAM KRANICHFELT Headquarters Company Detachment, Cantonment Station Arlington, Va. PRIVATE EDWARD J. LIZAK L. T. A. School, B Division, Naval Air Station Lakehurst, New Jersey PRIVATE RICHARD E. ' MANIKOWSKI Platoon 149, Marine Barracks Parris Island, South Carolina PRIVATE GEORGE MANZELLA Company F, 6th Quartermaster Corps Training Regiment Camp Lee, Virginia MAJOR JOHN H. McALEER, JR. United States Army Fort Benning, Georgia FIRST LIEUTENANT JOHN McGRODER . Australia FIRST LIEUTENANT RAYMOND McGRODER On Transport Service PRIVATE ROBERT J. MCGEE Atlantic Fleet PRIVATE JOSEPH A. MERCURIO Fli ht 251-B, 400th Technical School Squadron Keesler Field, Mississippi PRIVATE CHARLES L. MACHAUX 595th Field Artillery, 93rd Division Fort Hanchuca, Arizona SERGEANT PETER MIRAND 20216497 Battery C, 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 960 clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. PRIVATE FRED MARSHALL Com any A Fortgliagara, New York PRIVATE FRANK MOLIK Pensacola Naval Training Base Pensacola, Florida 1892 194-2 CORPORAL VINCENT MORABITO Company A, 627th Tank Destroyer Battalion Fort Ord, California RICHARD MORGANTE United States Coast Guard PRIVATE VINCENT H. MUFFOLETTO Fifth Grade, Technician's Division Camp Croft, South Carolina SERGEANT JOHN NOTAS Company C, 755th Tank Battalion CMJ Camp Bowie, Texas PRIVATE BEN E. NOTERY U. S. S. Duane Boston, Massachusetts PRIVATE CHARLES ORLANDO 380th School Squadron Selma, Alabama CORPORAL ROBERT PALMISANO 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 1104 clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. PRIVATE RUSSELL PALMISANO Com any A, lst Battalion Signal Corps FortllVIonmouth,. New Jersey LIEUTEN ANT JOSEPH D. PANCAMO Company F, Ist Station Training Regi- ment Fort Benning, Georgia PRIVATE SIDNEY PELLIS 422 Separate Battalion Coast Artillery CAnti-Aircraftl, Battery B A. P. O. 863 PRIVATE F. J. PERNA Medical Division, 85th Coast Artillery CAnti-Aircraftj Camp Davis, North Carolina PRIVATE S. J. PIESZCHOLA 26th General Hospital Fort Sill, Oklahoma LIEUTENANT JOHN TOWNSEND PITKIN United States Nav Medical Corps Naval Hospital, lxhiladelphia, enna. PRIVATE GEORGE POLINO 32136011 114th Infantry Band Training Cadre, A. P. O. 44 Fort Lewis, Washington PRIVATIQE JAMECS J. PULERENTILK 62 d ' o po i- igall, ngzilrtiliidnxnerrlifmlfliospiijal,grgiard -I8 Camp Blanding, Florida PRIVATE JOHN ROKOWSKI U. S. S. Reina Mercedes Annapolis, Maryland SERGEANT HAROLD REGOORD 60216526 Battery C, 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 1104- clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. CORPORAL ARTHUR RICHARDSON 321314-4-6 6th Company, 2nd S. T. Regiment, Platoon3 Fort Benning, Georgia PRIVATE FIRST CLASS JOSEPH RICOTTA Headquarters Squadron Air Corps, Bataan CORPORAL WILLIAM A. ROGERS Company D, Fleet Marine Force, Marine Base, lst Division New River, North Carolina PRIVATE ANGELO V. ROSATI Oflicers Training Camp Station Hospital Proving Grounds, Aberdeen, Maryland PRIVATE RAYMOND J. ROSS Company C, 77th Armored Medical Battalion, 7th Armored Division Camp Polk, Louisiana PRIVATE MATTHEW RUSSO Company D, 28th Battalion Camp Croft, South Carolina CORPORAL FRANK S. SAGONA Battery L, 64th Coast Artillery CAnti- Aircraftl Fort Shafter, Honolulu, Hawaii PRIVATE ANTHONY ' SALINARDO Second School Squadron Building, 506 Lowry Field Denver, Colorado PRIVATE ADDISON G. SAXTON 12th School S uadron Scott Field, IRinois SERGEANT EARL SCHENK 20216533 A. P. O. 1104, United States Army clo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. AVIATION CADET LAURENCE J. SCIANDRA Not yet assigned. PRIVATE GEORGE SEDOLA Head uarters Comr?ny Fort Niagara, New ork SAMUEL SIDELL United States Army PRIVATE JOHN A. SMITH Demolition Regiment, Armored Force School Fort Knox, Kentucky PRIVATE STERLING SMITH United States Coast Guard Manhattan Beach, New York SERGEANT HENRY SPEZZA Company B, 174-th Infantry, A. P. O. 44, Tacoma, Washington PRIVATE VINCENT STEFANO 307 Pursuit Squadron, New Orleans Army Air Base New Orleans, Louisiana V PRIVATE JOSEPH L. SYLVESTER Battery A, 3rd Field Artillery Observa- tion Battalion. Fort Bragg, North Carolina HOWARD TABER United States Army CAPTAIN JUSTIN C . TOBIAS Assistant Naval Attache Guatemala City SERGEANT SANTO S. TRIFILO Compan B, 803rd Engineer Battalion Bataan, Philippine Islands PRIVATE LOUIS J. TRIPI 69th Quartermaster Company Camp Claiborne, Louisiana SERGEANT DOMINIC C. TRIPOLI 627 Tank Destro er Battalion Head- quarters, A. P. 1104 cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. HARRY VACKEL United States Army SERGEANT NORMAN YOX A. P. O. 501 cfo Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif. MAJOR HIRAM YELLEN Alaska PRIVATE VINCENT ZANGHI 2nd Battalion Headquarters Batteziy, 106th Field Artillery, A. P. O. 11 4 cfo Postmaster, San rancisco, Calif. SALE OF DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS from January 1 - May 11, 1942 Stamps - Bonds-number Maturity value of Bonds 140 3356.80 20 32650.00 150 37.85 4 100.00 190 732.20 24 2550.00 200 530.65 35 2375.00 240 210.50 12 425.00 250 315.95 22 2575.00 290 414.50 13 975.00 300 293.05 10 650.00 306 54.05 -- +- 327 198.05 10 1000.00 340 376.30 28 2675.00 438 214.50 8 2775.00 4-40 378.15 13 5350.00 Elm Annex 86.25 24 575.00 Total bonds sale to 246 individual pflrchasers-Cash value, 321198.75-maturity value, 328290.00 A Study-room 440 leads in the sale of bonds with a total of 35350.00. Total sale of Stamps-34786.45 Study-room 190 leads in the sale of stamps with a total of 373220. Alice H. Stafford, Chairman of Sales. The Calendar R 'THE HUTCHINSON VICTORY ARMY R 1 In order to co-ordinate all of the various war activities of the student body and to give credit for extra achieve- ment in our effort to bring peace back to a war-torn world, a faculty committee was formed to work out a plan. This committee composed of the Misses Allen, Caseman, Engel, Parker, Saul, Shank, and Ziemanng Mrs. Travis and Messrs. Glunz, Linderman, and Provost evolved the idea of looking on our school membership as an army to be known as the Hutchinson Victory Army. Each pupil was a rivate until he could earn promotion according to the fogowing plan: GROUP I Prerequisites : 1. 75'Zg Avera e 2. Recommendation from Physical Education Depart- ment. 3. .Recommendation from School Nurse. A. Private, First Class 5 Credits-Plain Pin B. Corporal 10 Credits-Red Ribbon C. Sergeant 15 Credits-White Ribbon D. Master Sergeant 30 Credits-Blue Ribbon , GROUP II I Prereguisites: 1. assing at least 4 subjects. ' 2. Recommended by Physical Education Department 3. Own Activities Card. O 4. Member of Jr. Red Cross. 5. - A. ' ' - B . . A . Q . n Recommended by School Nurse Second Lieutenant 50 Credits . First Lieutenant 75 Credits C. Captain 125 Credits-Red and Blue o Rlbb A METHODS OF OBTAINING CREDIT ' Credits A. Five clock hours of work with any recognized Red Ribbon Blue Ribbon war work committee ...................... 1 B. Donations- 1. 81.00 to any war effort fexclusive of buying bondsj ........... ' ................,. I 2. 100 acceptable magazines to induction centers, etc. CMiss Penny, ............ 1 3. 20 books for soldiers fMiss Keefej .,.... 1 C. Committee Work- 1. Selling war bonds and stamps regularly twice a week in studyrooms for one month 1 2. Chairman of bookkeeping and clerical 156 work for one month. ............... . 3. Chairman of typing for one month ...... IM D. Production- 4M4 credits for knitting 72 in. scarf 1 credit for knitting 1 pr. of mitts I credit for knitting 1 watch cap 1 credit for knitting 1 sock 1 credit for knitting 6 squares 1 credit for knitting 1 mitten 3 credits for knitting cl1ild's sweater 3 credits for knitting 48 in. scarf 2 credits for making Csewin J child's dress I credit for making fsewingg boy's blouse M credit for making fsewingj baby's blanket 1M credits for making Csewingj skirt 1 credit for weaving 25 squares E. General- 1 credit for erfect attendance for I uarter. E4 credit for each answer turned over to Miss Hall b a War Buddy . M credit iibr selling 818.75 bond to outsider. 1 creditlfor buying an 3518.75 bond through the schoo . Anyone carrying 5 subjects who is on the honor roll will double his credits for that quarter. Anyone carrying 4 subjects who is on the honor roll will receive IM times the credits earned in that quarter. Anyone carrying 5 subjects who is on the merit roll will receive 2 credits when offered in conjunction with war work. Anyone carrying 4 subjects who is on the merit roll will receive 1 credit. The response to this plan was gratifying. In the United States Army it takes at least 7 months to become an officer, but in the Hutchinson Victory Army, by March 31, the following had won the insignia of Group I officers: lst Class Privates fPlain Pinj 1. Roy Cesaroni--190 2. Natalie M. Galeota-140 3. lean G. Marinelli--140 4. Argerolla LeMonis-140 5. Geraldine Lewis--140 6. Shirley O'Brien-200 7. Providence Tripi-140 8. Elizabeth Radice-340 9. Jeanette Bateman-440 Corporal fPin with red ribbonj 1. Sam H man-250 2. Anna 'lzyomasula-438 Sergeant QPin with white ribbonj 1. Anna B. Frey-140 2. Pauline LaTona-140 3. Josephine Pecora-140 4. Josephine Picone-140 5. Josephine Diati-200 They were presented with their insignia at an assembly on May 15, 1942. At the time this goes to press, the above and others have earned additional credits by knitting, telephone service, aiding with sugar rationin , acting as air raid wardens, writing letters to soldiers, Iied Cross work, etc. The following have earned credits and are enrolled as applicants for promotion at the June exercises: . Baker, Howard . Bloxham, Ann . Canale, Angeline F. . Carbone, Vincent J. . Catalano, Jerry . Chirico, Catherine V. . , Corsi, Marie A. . Cryesky, Ralph H. . D'Arcy, Lorene . Dearborn, Donna . DeMarco, Marie . DeMeo, Amelia P. . F alkieurcz, Sophie . Ferrara, Jennie . Fierro, Rose . Gora, Irene S. . Gordon, Florence . Gordon, Linda 1 2 3 4- 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13. Euerle, Wilma 14 15 16 17 18 19 20. Grenos, George 21 Hasenstab, Adeline B. Kazmierczak, Eleanor Klein, Yetta Kissin, Hilda Kruly, Theresa Krzyzmawski, Eleanor Lenevitch, Irving Nebrich, George V. Nicosia, Benjamin J. Ortolano, Nicholas Panayiotou, Fotene Persico, Anthony Popa, Olga Rauh, Harriet L. Samuels, Loretta J. Slaughter, Irene Trammell, Dorothy Tripoli, Beatrice Urban, Pauline E. Williams, Mildred E. fs P , q M credit for no tardiness. M credit for membership in Jr. Red Cross. B92-1942 . Grzyleowski, Adele 42. Woptasszczyk, Mary 43. Ziolkowski, Gertrude C235 H' x i 1 1 i ! Z U I l - 3 1 1 Q I 1 i i MJ. . ,aff - W--Q-Y, - FLAG BEARERS FRIDAY ASSEMBLY TUESDAY ASSEMBLY Salvatore Grassia Joseph Cirrincione Archie Hunter Jesse Nash Theodore Bender Mary Mills Josephine Wilhite Wray Bensching James Kennedy Reed Pierson John Pierson Alice Fitzgerald Jean Bensching Mattie Redick Mary Sanders Gertrude Smith FLAG CEREMONY - 1942 Frank Nappo Joseph Contino Morris Barstein Edgar Quarles Sam Hyman Herman Umof Thomas Edwards Paul Vasques Ernest Di Bartolo Roy Cesaroni Harry Fox Q Edith Washburn Angeline Canale Shirley O'Brien Caliope Panayiotou Fotene Panayiotou Wray Bensching Madeline Caruana Angeline Alfano Geraldine Lewis REPORT OF KNITTING DONE BY PUPILS AND FACULTY Production Committee The following articles completed by'close of school, 19492 Article V Made by Made by . ' Students Faczilzy Total ' AFGHANS Scarves-Shetland, navy airforce, Crib circular and helmet scarf ...... 28 25 53 Woven ..,',.... I 1 0 1 Sweaters, women's and children's 33 8 41 Knit-36 squares ............ ' 9 7 16 Sweaters, army-navy, long sleeves 1 9 10 Hospital-Knit 81 Squares ------ 'H' 35 95 13 Sweaters, armymavy sleeveless.. 0 14, 14 Totals ...................... 1095 167 V, 277 Seaboots and socks, army and 9 Crib Afghans, 36 squares each, are being made by navy Cpairb ................. 0 21 21 the following studyrooms, who paid for half of the wool, Children's stockings Cpairj ..,. 0 4 4 balance taken from Red Cross Fundg 140, 1 afghan, 240, Children-is mittens Cpairy ....'.- 5 12 17 4- afghansg 300, 1 afghan, 327, 1 afghang 340, 1 afghang Th bl .tt d 440, 1 afghan. uni ess mi s, army an navy Q Mgy f h -81 h Cpairj ....... ..........,.... 2 0 19 39 2 a g ans squares Cac Navy watchcaps and helmets .. 7 9 16 . 1st wool donated, squares knit and assembled by girl Army and navy gloves UDAII 0 3 3 students, all studyrooms. . ' 2nd Knit and assembled by girl students, wool bought SEWING by Red Cross Fund. ' BOYS, Shifts ---- --'----'----- 0 5 5 3rd wool entirely bought by Room 190, knit and as- Women's and Children's dresses. . 0 10 10 sembled by Senior and Junior girls. Women's skirts ............. . . . 1 9 10 V3 squares donated M by girls, M by faculty. Patchwork Crib Quilts ........ . 1 2 3 Miss Sherrill would like to express her thanks to all the Patchwork Hospital Quilt Cas- students and faculty members who made this report sembled and quilted and patched 1 1 possible. 4245 The Calendar 4 1892-1942 SENIORS Sally Frank, Tommy Di- Gaetano, and Jean Wadsworth ready to board the bus for Ac- quaintance Day at the University of Buffalo. Transijlmrtation was much slower in 1892, as can he seen in this view of aiu Street, with horse cars. v GERTRUDE CERT ANASTASI Girls Council-Dramatics Merit Roll-Calendar DAVID L. DAVY ANDERSON Honor Roll-Merit Roll Michigan Ave. Hi-Y KRW K GRACE F. ARENA Girls Council-Student Show MARY ANDY ANDRADE ' Treas., He Iota Pfe-Honor Roll Commerce Club-Junior Red Cross Junior Red Cross-Student Board OLGA HOLLY ATI-IANASSIADES Merit Roll-Honor Roll Junior Red Cross , - , ,rp f f PALMA M. 'PAM AVANZATO Honor Roll--Calendar Gold Pin, Athletics Junior Red Cross IDA T. AZZARETTO Qdi Girl Reserves-Calendar Junior Red Cross-Merit Roll Honor Roll Sr H1 Y JAMES T. JIM BAKER ab GRACE GAY BANNISTE Commerce Club-Merit Roll Junior Red Cross VIRGINIA E. GINGER BAKER .Merit Roll-Athletics , ' Perfect Attendance Junior Red Cross R 77 1, X. I EVELYN SNOOKS BARGNESI ul Honor Roll-Merit Roll Y Jr Commerce Club-Junior Red Cross I p p NORMA NOR15I BARR Merit Roll-Dramatice JOSEPHINE M. BARRILE - 514 - E Merit Roll--Honor Roll Junior Red Cross MORRIS HAROLD BARSTEIN 5 Manager, Sta e Crew-Jr. Hi-Y Student SociaI Committee Att C1y11mittee 6 5 ' INIARIAN S. BASS MARY A. BATTAGLI Girls Council-Merit Roll Debate-Social Committee Ath tics-Honor Roll Sec., Commerce Club-Athletics A ALVERNA MICKEY BAUMLER n - Honor Roll C263 ' MAMIE R. PETEY BEALE Girls Council-Student Show Honor Roll-Senior Girls Hi-Y The Calendar 'JUNE HL ffmiclc' BENSON I r Honor Roll-Merit Roll JANE R. WHITEY BIANCHI Junior Red- Cross-Merit Roll GLADYS 'FRENCHIE BLAND ELIZABETH C. RED BONAFEDE He Iota Pfe-Girls Council Merit Roll-Honor Roll LOUIS H. DOC BORDONARO Football-Honor Roll Calendar--Sr. Hi-Y MARY BOYCHUCK . Tawasi Club-Honor Ro I Merit Roll--Junior Red ross LILLY LOLA BOYD Merit Roll-Girls Council , ' MARION L. BROCKENTOPI Honor Roll-Merit Roll Senior Girls Hi-Y MILTON BRO ODZINSKY Football-Merit Roll ABC Club EDITH E. EDIE BROWN Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council-Senior Girls Hi-Y . CARRIE C. BUSCARINO Athletics-Girls Council Junior Red Cross-Honor Roll LOUISE LOU BUTTINO Attendance Committee-Merit Roll Girls Council-Commerce Club JOSEPHINE JO BUTTITTA Oflice Committee-Athletics I Calendar--Honor Roll ANGELINE F. ANGIE CANALE Pres. Girls Council old Pin Honor Roll G , Vice Pres., Jimior Class He Io Pfe ALBA AL CANDELA ' He Iota Pfe-Calendar fl Honor Roll-Tawasi Clu CHRISTINE CHRIS UCANNELLA He Iota Pfe-Calendar dudggj Sec., Italian Circle-Girls Council x CONCETTA CONNIE CAPRAR Vice Pres., He Iota Pfe ' Calendar-Girls Council Commerce Club Girls Council-Commerce Cliib He Iota Pfe O Calendar Financial Board ' 1892-1942 , , , V, ,.g.tp,.,,Eg5, V ff- HARMON CARTER Room Basketball-Merit Roll NIADELINE CARUANA Honor Roll-Merit Roll Gold Pin, Athletics Junior Red Cross ROBERT F. BOB CASPER Room Basketball Faculty Lunchroom Baseball-Merit Roll MARIE R. CASTELLI Merit Roll-Tawasi Club Calendar , 5'- CHRISTY F. CASTIGLIA Merit Roll JERONIE A. JERRY CATALANO Sr. Hi-Y-Track-Honor Roll Calendar Financial Board MARGARET M. MARGEY CATALFAMO DWARD EDDIE CATTARIN Varsity Football-Bel Canto Club Band-Merit Roll ROY V. CESARONI I Editor, Calendar-Honor Roll Sec., Hi-Y-Student Board JAMES R. JIMMY CHEATHAM Varsit Football-Varsity Track H.C.fKS. Swing Band CATHERINE KI'I'l'Y', CHIRICO Merit Roll-Girls Council Athletics, .Gold Pin MARY A. lVIAC CIMINI Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council .IOSEPH H. CHERRY CIRRINCIONE Calendar-Stage Crew Manager, Basketball-ABC Club ' DORIS DOT CLAPS Merit Roll-Honor Roll Girl Reserves INIARIE MICKEY COLLURA Calendar U W f M , CHRISTINE CHRIS COLUCCI He Iota.Pfe-Spring Festival Orchestra-Bel Canto Music Club MARY J. CONLEY Honor Roll-Merit Roll Commerce Club-Girls Counc JOSEPH A. AGOB CONTINO n Pres., Italian Circle-Honor Roll . Baseball-ABC Club C233 The Calendar m--A.,e,h,,. 9 PHYLLIS P. PHIL CORSI Pres., Tawasi Club--Merit Roll Commerce Club Lunchroom Committee CHARLES CARMELLA J. COSTELLO Merit ROH-Calendar Commerce Club RALPH H. CRYESKY Honor Roll-Tennis Assistant Editor, Calendar-Debate CHUCK CULP CARMELA A. MILLIE CULTRARA Merit Roll-Calendar Tawasi Club JOSEPHINE D. CHICKIE .CUMBO He Iota Pfc+Girls Council Merit Roll-Junior Red Cross NICOLETTA A. MICKEY DARIICO Girl Reserves-Merit Roll Junior Red Cross . EVELYN EVIE DE JAMES Girls Reserves-Honor Roll Merit Roll-Dramatics ROMOLO D'ANDREA I s MARY MAE D'ANC-ELO Bel Canto Club-Student Sho Q V Italian Circle-Orchestra THERESA DOROTHY DE LAURO Merit Roll-Treas., Tawasi Club MV DoLLY DELLAPENTAI Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council-Dramatics JEANETTE JEANNIE DE MARTINIS 04441140 Vice Pres., Italian Circle 1 , I Honor Roll-He Iota Pfe .KM I Z Calendar - THERESA ANN DE, TILLIO Honor Roll-Girl Reserves Merit Roll BETTY JANE DE WEESE Gold Pin, Honor Roll-Debate Calendar Financial Board Sec., Junior Class ERNEST ERNIE DI BARTOLO Pres., Hi-Y-Varsity Swimming Vice Pres., Student Board Honor Roll MADELEINE L. DI FIGLIA I Sec., Girls Council-He Iota Pfe Commerce Club Student Social Committee CATHERINE KAY DI CAETANO Girl Reserves-Junior Red Cross Calendar-Merit Roll 1892-1942 Bl 'Q' G1 . .img F! 1.2 '-.31 i In ,V ' 1 ,J so ,. f 'f 2:1 .,.g'., A Lg Q.-fr .1 - sf K 41 ff ff'Hgse5 C293 f o THOMAS DI GAETANO f9-ws. Zblfl- Treasurer, Junior Class-Merit Roll Vice Pres., ABC Club- Varsity Football FRANK A. DI NATALE ' Student Show-Honor Roll Band-Assembly Monitor PETRINA DI SALVO Merit Roll-Chorus-Operette' ELDA DOHN Tawasi Club-Honor Roll Merit Roll PENELOPE M. NPENNIEH DOPOULOS Honor Roll-Merit Roll Junior Red Cross--Student Show '44 LOIS M. DOWNEY Pres., Girl Reserves-Girls Council Girl Marshal, Junior Class noRoTHY T. -'uoRRY DUCATO ,0,w,,,2, Honor Roll-Merit Roll If EX - , EDWARD F. ED DZIEDZIC Sr. Hi-Y-Honor Roll-Merit oll I fd ' BERNARD BENNY DZIWULSKI -'I' Vice Pres., Sr. Hi-Y-Merit Roll Student Social Committee-Tennis Varsity F ootball-Swimming THOMAS TOMMY'f EDWARDS 7 177914 Track--ABC Club- . HELENE ENGEL luck Student Show-Commerce Club allvays Honor Roll-Calendar N - C ln! ANN ERVODINO f' l Girls Council-Girl Reserves SOPHIE N. SOOPY FALKIEWICZ ' ' Merit Roll-Commerce Club Girls Council-Athletics Af He Iota Pfe J AGNES M. MAGGIE FENZ Honor Roll-Merit Roll RACHEL ANN RAE FERRINO Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council ANNA lil. FICHERA Junior Red Cross-Merit Roll ROSE FIERRO Student Show-Band Bel Canto Club-Girls Council ELVIRA FIORE Gold Pin, Athletics-He Iota Pfe Calendar-Girls Council fsoy Swain' -...arm The Calendar -QW Y ...- ' s SALLY FRANK Junior Red Cross-Commerce Cluh 7 ANNA B. FREY 61 'Ymfy Honor Roll-Merit Roll f' Junior Red Cross - EUGENE D. FUSCO Room Captain-Sr. Hi-Y Monitor-ABC Club DOROTHY F. DOTTlE'? FRYE . Honor Roll-Dramatics Student Social Committee Commerce Club - MARY A. HONEY GAMBINO Commerce Club-Junior Red Cross Honor Roll-Merit R ll MAX B ELSIE PONCHO GARNE Chorus-Merit Roll Honor Roll R JOSEPH GIANGRECO Honor Roll-Merit Roll Italian Circle-ABC Club HANNAH GILLER ADELE GICHTIN Debate-Gold Pin, Athletics Calendar Financial Board Honor Roll Vice Pres., Student Social Committee Commerce Club-Merit Roll Girls Council ANNE GIVENS Honor Roll-Merit Roll Chorus SARA GORDON MARY GOODMAN Honor Roll, Gold Pin-Girls Council Student Social Committee Junior Red Cross . LORRAINE M. GRAVES Merit Roll-Dramatics H DOROTHY GREINER Girls Council-Merit Roll Honor Roll 'IDA CIDER GREENE Honor Roll-Girls Council Student Show-Athletics ANN GRENOS Dramatits-Calendar Student Social Committee Girls Council 1892-1942 BETTY JEAN GROSS Tawasi Club ani 1 4 1 Qi 3 you J 41.0152 - Q 1 ,, ,184 ADELE M. DEL GRZYBOWSKA Junior Red Cross JOSEPHINE A. JO GUASTEFERRO Small Council-Sec., He Iota Pfe Merit ll MW CARIVIELA M. GUZZY GUZZINO Merit Roll-Tawasi Club Junior Red Cross CECELIA T. HALINSKA uf v Mem Roll N'-'- ef- -' MAIZIE HANESWORTH LEON HARE Captain, Basketball Varsity Track MARGARET E. HARRISTON Merit Roll MARGIE ELNORA HARRISTON Merit Roll-Band MARY M. HAYES Honor Roll--Merit Roll Junior Red Cross LOUISE M. HEINZ Vice Pres., Girls Council Girl Reserves-Junior Red Cross Student Board META D. HELLENBACH Commerce Club-Merit Roll Athletics MARION ILL Girls Council-Girl Reserves Dramatics-Merit Roll BERTHA HILLER Pres., He Iota Pfe-Commerce Club VERNELL HYMAN Girls Council-Merit Roll Athletics ANNE R. INDERGAND Girls Council-Tawasl Club Dramatics-Honor Roll Girls Council-Junior Red Cross ANNE J. INSINNA g' k DOROTHY DOTY JAMISON Girl Marshal, Sr. Class-Merit Roll Tawasi Club-Junior Red Cross ELEANOR BELLY JENDRASZEK Sec., Girl Reserves-Chorus Girls Council C322 VIRGINIA GINNY E. JOHNSON Commerce Club-Merit Roll Junior Red Cross PAULINE D. NICKIE JONES Honor' Roll-Girls Council Student Show r Pres., Senior Girls Hi-Y MABLE LIL RED JOSEPH Basketball-Baseball Merit Roll CAROLYN PAT JULIANO Athletics REUBEN K KAISER Band-Football ADELE KAUFFIHAN Calendar Financial Board Honor Roll-Merit Roll Student Social Committee n ELEANOR KAZMIERCZAK Girl Reserves-Office Monitor Honor Roll-Merit Roll ROSE M. KEEPING Mole DOROT-HY C. KIRINOVICZ Vice Pres., Girl Reserves Girls Council-Honor Roll Student Social Committee HILDA IDA KISSIN ' ' Gold Pin, Honor Roll-Debate 7 . , Commerce Club-Girls Council viffww YETTA KLEIN Student Show-Student Board. Girls Council--School Play Sr. Hi-Y-Calend HENRY HANK K INC Tennis 7 FRANK A. BUD KONTER DOROTHY DOT KRAUTSAK TERESA KRULY Pres., Commerce Club-Dramatics Mg,Roll l ELEANOR SLUGGER KRZYZANOWS3 M? Girl Reserves-Commerce Club M Merit Roll 1892-1942 JOSEPH F. KUNERT Studyroom Football--Merit Roll LEOCADIA LU KWIETNIAK Girls Council-Honor Roll Merit Roll-Dramatics , ' ' Q '--Q ef- 'ff' LOUISE ANN HONEY LABERTO Girls Council-Girl Reserves Band-Athletics SARA JANE LACOGNATA Pres., Attendance Committee ' ' Junior Red Cross-Honor Roll IZ-....,Z...,0 PAULINE M. PAUL LA TONA Honor Roll-Merit Roll Dramatics-Junior Red Cross Valedictorian ARGEROLLA -HJUDYH LEMONIS 241 Wag, Small Council--Calendar ' Student Social Committee Perfect Attendance ' LOUIS UKINGFISIP' LEVINSKY GERALDINE GERRY LEWIS Honor Roll-Debate Recorder, Small Council Sec., Senior Class ANTOINETTE C. HHONE L TA- 5' - Merit Roll-Dramatics 'LQ Junior Red Cross l we ROSE LIPZ M v Honor Roll, Gold Pin Treas., Bel Canto Club Girls Council ANNA G. ANNE LOPEZ Calendar-Gold Pin, Athletics gi CHARLES LORIGO E Trens., Hi-Y-Honor Roll V Student Show-Band 5 MOIRA f-IRISH LUCY WWW' f I 3 Girls Council 5 MARGARET MARGIE LUKACOVIC E Calendar Financial Board ' Merit Roll' DOMENICA N. DONNA LUPPINO Pres., Junior Red Cross Tawasi Club-Student Show Merit Roll W'ILLIAM BILL MACHULSKY Swimming-Merit Roll WILLIAIII BILL IIIACOFF Tennis--Band NATALIE MAIER Honor Roll-Junior Red Cross RITA TINY MARCHIONE Merit Roll4Tawasi Club .lunior Red Cross THERESA U. TOBY RIARINACCIO liferit Roll-Commerce Club Sec., Junior Red Cross Dnamatics C343 L L LLL LLLLL L L LLL Sec., Student Board-Honor Roll ,S . . QL.. , 'W-1- . 'fe .f' .,u ig I I The Calendar I 'I JEAN G. TINY MARINELLI ,V Ciii Bel Canto Club-Orchestra - .Girls Council-Calendar 4 ' GERALDINE G. GERRY MARKS D144 K Cl1orusx8z Voice-Dramatics L Lpfdfcirls Council-Student Show ANGELO BI1l'IBO MARRANCA Cheer Leader-Sec., ABC Club W Calendar-Honor Roll FRANCES FRANNY V. MARRANCA , 1. ' Eoziozelloll-Merit Roll m i its ouncil - , . ' ANN ALETHE MMIS 1 J AAAA A ' He Iota Pfe-Sec., Girls Council f A I I i A ZAA A',' 2 T V1 CHARLEIS CHUCK McDONALD ,, - 'A 5 T C I H , 9 Z 1AA ' J f Tf S:udlentrSocial Committee X N A AA Merit Roll-Drarnatics ' V XL ' 'i,.f,f.i., ASSUNTA SUE IWIENNILLO M ' , Girls Council-Commerce Club Junior Red Cross-Merit Roll THERESA M. MENNO UMW, Vice Pres., Senior Class Calendar-Commerce Club , Sec., Student Social Committ JOSEPH NMAC' ERCURIO Boy Marshal, S ni r Class Attendance Co m ttee X Lunchroom Co ttee f Studyroom Bas ball CHARLES C. MEREDITH Student Social Committee Track-Merit Roll ' Junior Canteen Committee HELEN F. DEWEY MEYER Band-Merit Roll - Girls Athletics HELEN MILANOVICH Honor Roll - 9 DOROTHY T. DOTTIE MILAZZO K Pres., Photo raphy Club an Commerce Ciub-Honor Roll - 3 - . f EDWARD J. ED MILKIE ' ' Dramatics-Jr. i-Y 1 A f '..V . x tri' IARILYN MI ER 55 -5- Girls Council-Student Show 35 fig , 3 1 Chorus-Merit Roll 5 f A N RITA MILLER Merit Roll--Photogragrhy Club Dramatics-Student how CARNIELA A. NIINNUTO . Junior Red Cross-Merit Roll CARRIE EDNA MITCHELL Girls Council--Athletics Senior Hi-Y-Honor Roll 1892-1942 I Ssos Q ET 'f ' sf ,, is , 3 e. ,A A ' ' Sf , A mag 3. g .A A A 6' WE? xs 4 4 Q 1 'vi - V11 1352-4 , ' Q, lil 11 1, H , .- ,Q i ' -1.A':1-: -f ,. -1. 4- rf A- 'gifs f - twf ' , - A f A . E msg if A M :A .yy ....f,- - -. .42 4 sl . .. - .- Alle I ..,. ,,- . , 1- ,Jie I' ,firm 2 ,., Z ire X A H f i355 COREEN CORRY MONGIOVI Girls Council-Merit Roll School Operetta ANGELINE 'J UNE BUG' MONTE Girls Council--Swimming CARL MOSTILLER, JR Honor Roll-Merit Roll Photography Club Study Room Volleyball MARGARET MICKEY MOONEY FLEANOR ELLIE NEWMAN Merit Roll-Honor Roll VIRGINIA E UGINNY' NICOLAIO ELEANOR D. NOWAK Commerce Club-Tawasi Club Perfect Attendance-Merit Roll Girls Council-Junior Red Cross DOROTHY A. SULLY 0'SULLIVAN 0 Honor Roll-Merit Roll CL, Calendar Financial Board on-V' 0 N MARIE PEG P GA He Iota Pfe-Italian Circle Attendance Committee-Honor Roll JOSEPHINE M. JO PALMERI Athletics-Girl Reserves Photography Club--Honor Roll I JOSEPHINE JO PALM A O Athletics- erit Roll fin? ff l ' - I at Q a 902 G 9 19 , 7 . Trea Girls Council Iota Pfe KE LYT' P AYIOTOU Gold ru, Honor Roll alendar FOTENE PENNY PANAYIOTOU Small Council-He Iota Pfe Calendar-Dramatics J OSEPHINE M. PAOLUCCI Calendar-Dramatics Commerce Club-Tawasi Club TH ORA TED IEWMPROCKI ESTHER RED PAUL , Honor Roll-Girls Council Student Social Committee Junior Red Cross Girls Council-Student'Soc1al Com. Athletics-Commerce Club - VERA L. LORRY PAYTON Treas., Girl Reserves-Merit Roll Gold Pin, Athletics Sec., Senior Girls Hi-Y C367 ' JOSEPHINE JERRY PECORA Gold Pin, Athletics-He Iota Pfe Girls Council-Honor Roll U L The Calendar to CMAJ!-M We me M 9 , E+, J: nf - PAUL V. PERA LINDA F . LINDY PIAZZA Junior Pla -Student Board Honor Roll-Girls Council ANNE M. WIMPY PICCOLI Student Show-Student Board He Iota Pfe-Girls Council JOSEPHINE JO PICONE Honor Roll-Chorus Junior Red Cross-Oflice Monitor JOSEPH PIZZUTO A FLORENCE A. FLOSSIE P TO Girls Council-Italian Circle Merit Roll-Honor Roll Z 1 , FRANK L. PIRACCI 'Merit Roll-Track ABC Club--Lunchroom Monitor P1-es,,1Bg:l Canto Music Club- Studeiit'ShQw Band-Student Board A ' f LAURA F. LOLLIE PORTER Junior Red Cross-Honor Roll Gold Pin, Athletics-Merit Roll EDGAR ED B. QUARLES Vice Pres. Michigan Hi-Y-Track Studyroom Basketball-Merit Roll ALICE A. RACKI Small Council-Merit Roll Girl Reserves Student Social Committee THOMAS J- TIM RAGIONE Honor Roll-Varsity Football Varsity Baseball-Student Board JESSIE M. JOEY RAINALDI Honor Roll ANITA NICKEY REGINELLI Small Council-He Iota Pfe Honor Roll GUST REVELAS - Merit Roll-Tennis BEVERLY A. BUBBLES ROBINSON Girls Council-Athletics LEILA L. FLUMP ROBINSON Honor Roll-Merit Roll Athletics 1892-1942. 9' f CATHERINE RYAN . He Iota Pfe-Girls Council I Honor Roll-Dividend Club W RUTH K. RYAN Girls Council-Commerce Club Junior Red Cross-Dramatics .4 ,K A Nj X VERNA R. SHANDRAW F ' 1 Social Sec., Girls Council fx! ,t r He Im Pfe-Mem Roll I ' 1 Dramatics ':- .1 --lr-1.-'--'lt-'f 'H' ' ' 'S ' ' H W ' Y Y Y W V ' .v 1 Q:v'1'.,iv .,, K -. f r f'T:' ' .- , . qe-..- - EVELYN M. j'EvE RYER HLLLGF M R Small Council He Iota Pfe 2 V Honor Roll-Junior Red Cross LUCY M. LOU SAMBROTFO Treas., Junior Red Cross Tawasi Club-Commerce Club Honor Roll GRACE L. DUSTY SANTE Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council JOSEPH BECK SAVASTA Varsity Football-Merit Roll Chairman, Italian Circle ' Honor Roll--Girl Council , FRANCES M. MICKEY SCARVAGG J Merit Roll 04132 IRMA M. SCHENK ff' Vice Pres., Tawasi Club Junior Red Cross NORMA M. SCHMIDT Girls Council-Girl Reserves Honor Roll-Dramatics RACHAEL M. RAE SEBASTIAN Girls Counc' ROSE SIDOTE - Office Monitor-Girls Council Honor Roll-Junior Red Cross BERTHA BERTIE SKOLARCZYK Small Council-Merit Roll N Girl Reserves-Athletics JOSEPH SMIETANA , Honor Roll-Merit Roll 1 ELLEN M. IRISH SOMERS ' ANN V. SONGIN Honor Roll-Girls Council Merit Roll ANTHONY JOHN SPERANZA Football 16 6 ADELINE SWEET C. SQUITIERI 0 Honor Roll-Merit Roll Girls Council--Junior Red Cross BEATRICE M. HONEY SQUI RI Merit Roll-Junior Red Cross Girls Council PAULINE T. TERRY STATEN Honor Roll Girls Council Student Show-Michigan Hi-Y sy Q3 The Calendnr , ,hgh V Y . - ., Y --Y-wiiahgidhm--2--,:wa1i.E..... , A FELIX PHIL STATTI 3 Merit Roll-Honor Roll HELEN BARBARA SZULEWSKA Girls Council-Merit Roll C57 '4 ROBERT TAYLOR A EVELYN SOOKIE STUKES Baseball-Basketball Athletics--L'Overture Club MARY SU7ABELLE SZEWCZUK Student Show Orchestra ll' R' if Commerce Club Honor Roll is L. Wife. BEATRICE M. BEA TAGLIAFERRO Girl Reserves-Honor Roll MURIEL TAYLOR Junior Red Cross-Merit Roll . X Honor Roll-Merit Roll I - CARMELA R. Girl Reserves Junior Red Cross-Honor Roll MARY TEX A. TERRERI 7 Merit Roll V ANTOINETTE A. NETTA TIRONE Commerce Club-Merit Roll Junior Red Cross-Honor TIZZANO PETRINA PAT TORNABENE Athletics-Honor Roll E Merit Roll-Calendar A DOROTHY DOT TRAMMELL Small Council-Honor Roll Senior Girls i-Yfaflendar RESSIE M. TRICOLI 5 Commerce Cl Junior Red C STELLA TRONCONI L , italian Circle- irls Council ii X Merit Roll 1892 -1942 uh Honor Roll ross-Merit Roll JOSEPHINE R. JO TRICOLI if Commerce Club-Homo? Roll Merit Roll-Junior Red Cross PROVIDENCE PROVY TRIPI T Girls Council-Assembl Program Vice Pres., Junior Red ross HERMAN S. UMOF Attendance Committee-Merit Roll Honor Roll ' PAUL VASQUES Varsity Football-Honor Roll . Varsity Baseball-Pres., ABC Club 2 7 ' 7 ' D A .1 , I fy! 4 J JEAN E WADSWORTH Vice Pres Commerce Club E Mb,u J17f it V Merit Roli-Junior Red Cross 'yi A2 HARRY WALTER Merit Roll-Student Social Com. Studyroom Swimming ' GERALDINE R. GERRY WEAVER Honor Roll-Merit Roll Athletics 1 A A GERTRUDE BRICKIE WEST f Commerce Club-Merit Roll l DOROTHY DOTTIE WHEDON He Iota Pfe-Honor Roll ' Student Social Committee L Merit Roll - K i' MARIAN F. BLONQIE WHITE 'K - V Athletics-Dramati s Merit Roll i f . I i I I T ' 0 , --3 MILDRED MICKIE E. WILLIAMS ' , 5 Tri-I-Junior Red Cross . j Commerce Club-Anniversary Show sg W' A ELIZABETH BETTY WISE . '. Commerce Club-Merit Roll gil HELEN WISEMAN V I Girls Council-Commerce Club J, Tawasi Club-Calendar 5- DOROTHY E. DOT WOFFORD Q - , Merit Roll in MARY ALICE WOJTASZCZYK Merit Roll-Swimming A +.,4,ef-QA' - GRACE U. WOODQQ ' Large Council-Girl Reserves 1 ' Senior Girls Hi-Y-Merit Roll CLARA sis WULF ir - Swimming f Q ARCHIE WYATT 6 I Merit Roll-Chorus gf I F i CHRIST GUST EX XINAKES 2 Merit Roll-Tennis i - GERTRUDE D. NGERTIEP' ZIOLKOWSKA Girl Reserves-Girls Council Swimming--Honor Roll CLEMENTINE CLEM ZITOLA Junior Red Cross-Honor Roll Merit Roll C403 ,I Ln - ,,,. ,.,, mei.. , The Calendar .1892 w1942 4' 4- , 'Fug I ,, ' 1 ,A , .. Jw. A. ffff f ' ' K'-+55-J5f 'f-'faSfxf . 'f ,,,,, . , ., Camera-Shy ALBERT J, ALBANO Track-Student Social Committee Termis-Orchestra JAMES SHERMAN BELL JOSEPHINE G. BENNICE CLARA E. CHAPMAN ANNETTE D. DERBY COHEN CHARLES GRABER SADIE HARGRAVE ROSE M. FUZZ HERTLIK Commerce Club JOHN JOHNSON . MILDBED LAND -'WL-c.L Q Merit Roll SHIRLEY ROSE MAREN ROSIELEE LEE Mc KENNY Cliorus-Student Show Merit Roll-Honor Roll MARGARET MITCHELL 5 HAROLD SPIDER NORTHINGTON Room Basketball-Dramatics Merit Roll MARY PASQUARIELLO Merit Roll ROBERT PETERSON GERTRUDE PLESUR HERMAN RAGOVEN ETTA REID . Athletics--Merit Roll Honor Roll ROY SCI-IRECKENGOST ELAINE R. TUBBY SILVERMAN Girls Council--Merit Roll A OiIice Monitor J UAN ITA STEPP Chorus-Spring Festival NANNIE M. TAYLOR STAVROS THEODORE HAROLD VETTER Honor Roll-Merit Roll fl LYNN A. BUD WARREN Pres., Jumior Class Student Board-Merit Roll MARY GELENE WILLIAMS MURIEL WILLIAMS Student Social Committee kj ii -P' Q 3 in 5 K4 LJ 'fs Fin a Y, ui gin qua- 1892-1942 'ef?,u.'L..fLE fn. . ' gi ' -. C437 -J ,,W,..,...w....A- Q, 5 7 ff-is gf? Q6 IW..-cf-A K me 'wifi Q:-it-ice-1 W g, .. 1 154 r ,Z J a ., v HM, if Q 9 X X igpf t .wife A wr ' if A a U'-4,11 W 4 f am n . ,Q K :Q i -ui, A . f - , ' ,1 :rx an . f rig, - 12? ikgvlc '- fm EQ Q c 0 r' STUDYROOM 140-first row: Marinelli. Damico, Laberta, Trammell, White, Frye, De Martinis, Fiore, Candela, Cannella: second row: Buacarino, Caruana, Beale, L. Robinson, Tagliaferro, Engel, Klein, Greiner, B. Robinson, Stukes, Brown, Cumbo, Scarvaggi: third row: Palmeri. Piazza, Milanovich, Milazzo, Skolarczyk, Racki, Marchione, Bargnesi, Ban-ile, Pas- quariello, Trieoli, De James: fourth row: Songin, Kauffman, Meyer, Lewis, Weaver, Tripi, Ryan, Tizzano, Sante, Cultrara, Ferrino, Clapps, Kirinovicz. This ear has been a ear of achievement for the senior irls of 140. Under the racious and devoted .X . Y . . . g . . g . supervision of MISS Erb, the glrls have maintained a very high scholastic record, won athletic recog- nition, captured attendance awards, and in general have striven to cooperate fully and to respond heartily to all school campaigns. Senior meetings, assembly programs, ffuiet study periods, and vol- unteer work now form a kaleidoscope that will make reminiscences de ightful. Together with each happy memorv that will come back to us, the watchwords-worthiness, poise, and graciousness- which have characterized the s irit of 140 this ear, will also remain with us. P Y Studyroom 140 Vliss Harriet Erb To direct the senior class activities and social affairs, when the class numbers more than three hundred, is a task which requires re-vision, tact, enthusiasm, and wise judgment. Miss Erb has been senior class adviser for a num er of years, and out of her experience has come understanding. To be studyroom adviser and guidance councillor, when the registration of the studyroom numbers more than one hundred fifty, is a position which necessitates wise use of time, sympathy, and fair- ness. Miss Erb has been studyroom adviser in 140 for a number of years and out of her work with girls has come skill in bringing about a fine report. TUDYROOM 140-first row: Tornabene, astelli, Pecora, Capraro, Grenos, C. anayiotou, F. Panayiotou, Csnale, Bat- ise R er second row Picone nglia, W' , y : : , lichtm, Lipzin, Colucci, Buttitta, Pap- , scki, Avanzato, Hill, Schmidt, Kissin Pe Weene, Giller, Falkiewicz: third row orter, Tricoli, Luppino, Sambrotto, Mar- laccio, Ziolkowska, Baumler, La Tons, ftaten: fourth row: Menno, Conley, 'ruly, Krzyzanowski, Kazmierczak, Woj hszczyk, Frey, Miller, Greene. r l C455 STUDYROOM 190-sitting: Dziezic, seph, Lubeck, Catalano, Dziwulski, Baker, DiBartolo, Cohcng first row: C tino, Chameli, Pirrone, Baumgartn Vasques, Bordonaro, Marranca, J. Bak Cirrincionc, Cryesky, Lorigo: second ro Machulsky, Kontcr, DiNatale, Pizzu Amato, DiGaetano, Zanncllo, Sava! Rulino, LaPleca, Paulosg third ro De Jac, Pera, Brodzinsky, Meredit Quarles, Edwards, Koningisor, Barstei Cesar-om, Posluozny, Levinsky, Ha fourth row: Wyatt, Robinowitz, La Schlueter, Culp, D'Andrca, DeGasp Carbone, Cattarirl, Casper, Walter, Milki Miss Pierceis Boy Under the wise supervision of Miss Elizabeth Pierce, the boys of 190 have worked to carry on the Hutchinson spirit. We have been well represented in athletic, scholastic, and extra-curricular activities. We are proud of the fact that we have bought more defense stamps than any other Hutch- inson studyroom, that we have the largest number of members in the Junior Red Cross, and that we have several times won the attendance banner for our division. We would like to express our sincerest - gratitude to Miss Pierce for all that she has done for us to make this year at Hutchinson pleasant and profitable. The Calendai vw! N l 1892-1942 P, ,Wfff L,b X 5 Despite inclement weather, Frank Na po and Ruth Schulz plant the trasitional ivy on Junior Day. , Richmond Avenue at the Circle in 1892 7 , , ,, -e.-.-.-VW. . Y. ----f-q-, JUNIOR OFFICERS OF THE CLASS Oli 1943-first row: Henry Mendola, treasurer second row: Frank Nappo, president Minnie Lombardo, secretary: Virginia Parrino, girl marshall: Ruth Schulz, vice- president: third row: Edward Ippolito boy marshall. ' of the Class of 1943 As usual, during the Junior Day exercises, the officers presided in the assembly. The amusing play, directed by Mrs. Edith Lankler, the procession, the archbearers, and the prom', were all parts of the joyous occasion. The officers were elected by majority vote of the studentsg therefore, they can be considered the popular choice of the entire Junior class. It is the custom to give a junior boy the I-li-Y Award, for outstanding service, scholarship, and athletics. Miss Henrietta Penny, the junior class adviser, deserves much credit for helping to make this day a success.-She has been assisted by a hard-working committee. Junior Officers VV ith the helpful advice of Miss Kate L'Hommedieu as studyroom adviser the junior girls of 200 have immensely enjoyed this year. Studyroom 200 has won several honors this year. One is the achievement of holding the second highest position in the school in the selling of War Savings and Defense Stamps. Another is receiving the Third Division Attendance Balmer for every quarter of this year. These girls are represented in all the various sports such as baseball, tennis, soft ball and badminton. Every girl is looking forward to her senior year next year with keen anticipation. Studyroom 200 STUDYROOM 200-first row: O'Brien Cooper, Taylor, Valentine, Gagliano, Ab: barno, Marong, Coniglio, Cucinotta, Trifire, Malky: second row: King, Tomasula Bondi, Hasenstab, Griewisch, Oberlander Widowmski, Szyniszewska, Rybczynska Tutuska, Martin, Smitherman: third .rowi , Gregory, Papa, Tagliaferno, Gangloff, Keller, Kalwarczyk, Lucyszyn, Hortage Luka, Gore, Graziano: fourth row: Dud zick, Slawinski, Ross, Roy, Trombley Wagner, Petruzella, Trapp, Rimdazzo. C437 STUDYROOM 340-first row: Scherer' Coniglio, Notery, Viola, Dauria, Claxton, Long, La Piana, Calvaneso, Visone, 0'Con- nor: second row: Pulvirenti, Hall, Buc- citelli, Ashcroft, Pedine, Sells, Losi, Roa- sitto, Donofrio, Mineo, Lo Secco, Whitfield, third row: Kish, Marchione, Candela, Marinaccio, Polilla, Michalak, Dioguardi, Carlucci, Bauer, Szewczyk, Fen-ara, Leto. Studyroom 340 Under the kind and able leadership of Miss Anna Downs, and with the cooperation of all the girls, 340 has come through an exciting year. We have aided Hutchinson's victory effort by purchasing stamps and bonds steadily so that we have led the rooms several times, and have always been high on the list. We have had many on the honor and merit rolls. Three members of the debate teams were from 3404 the Junior vice president and the irl marshall are from -340. We have enrolled in the Junior Red Cross, and are knitting sweaters, afgians, and scarves. Studyroom 'W 290 Some of Miss Kate Daley's boys this year belong to the junior class, and some belong to the sophomore class so that, for the first time in years 290 is not rimarily a junior boys' studyroom. Many of the boys have joined the Junior Red Cross, some of them have made the honor roll, and some are on the merit roll. They have taken part in both interroom and school sports. Their record in the sale of War Savings stamps and bonds is one they are all proud of. The boys look forward to being seniors and juniors next September. E-TUDYROOM 290-Hrst row: Fagans, out, Rodriguez, Herman, Migliore, Paw- lowski Grassia, Di Christina, Ortolano , n , , acobs, Iannocconen Austin, Qrenosg sec- l nd row: Romero, Sxergiej, Longo, Savasta, arkley, Minnuto, Bender, Caver, Laettner, ehringer, Williams: third row: Pcrillo, hompaon, Pelosi, Hill, Fredeleck, Burgsn, rockenton, Small, Vaughn, Murphy owosiadly. C493 - ff - -A1 Wffazfisfe Q e5-:amsarz+1i:.summ-maxi:-,maze I as gin' tgffwfia 1 Junior Play On May 22, the dramatics classes of lHutchinson presented The Florist Shop by Winifred Hawkrid e, with the permission of Walter Baker Company. Mrs. Lankler directed the production, and Mr. Tobia, the music. The cast included Elvera Paolini, Harold Cohen, Howard Baker, Mayme N ati, and Kenneth DeGasper. Student committees who assisted included Make-up: F otene Panayiotou, Verna Shandraw, Linda Piazza. Decoration: Ester Paul, Anne Songin, Eleanor Newman, Sophie F alkiewicz, Elvira Fiore. Properties: Caliope Panayiotou., Angeline Canale, Theresa Marinaccio, Theresa Menno, Lucy Bordieri, Lois Claxton. Stage Crew: Donald Robinson, Manager, William Zimmerman, Chief Electrician, Sam Hyman, Artistg Minnie Lombardo, Josephine Todaro, Emil Byszick, Richard Wesley, John Caver, Salvatore Puglesi. Hi-Y Award One of the highlights of Junior Day each year is the presentation of the Hi-Y Cup to the junior boy who has been most outstanding in scholar- ship., leadership, and athletics. This year Ernest Di Bartolo, president of Hutchinson Hi-Y and also of all the Hi-Y clubs in Buffalo, made the award to Frank J. Nappo, president of the class. Frank came to Hutchinson-Central in Septem- ber, 1939, a graduate of the St. Louis Parochial School. He entered the College Entrance Science course, and has been on the honor roll ever since he became a Hutchinsonian. He has won his letter in basketball for two years, baseball for two years, football for one year and track for one gear. He represents basketball on the Student oard, and is chairman of the Service Committee. He has not 'et decided on the college he will mend' MDL Z WJ! The Calendar JUNIOR PLAY--Mayme Nati, Kennet De Gasper, Howard Baker, Elvera Paolin Harold Cohen. 'fff'f'I 'sfI'I' The 1941-412 Hutchinson Dance Orches- tra: Scamacco,Van Bird, Trimholi, Teibel, Barbara, Burgan, Gaglione, Mr. Tobia, DiNatale, Lorigo, Pirrone, Peacock, Pizzu- to, Cheatham, Marranco, Palermo, and Desiderio. I, - ,I pf . iz: nz: 11' I 'If f Yfiy ,- i T - If . C rj I EF -if ACTIVITIES 1892-1942 The Youn Men's Christian Association Qnow the Yonn , Women's C istian Association, at Mohawk and Peas Streets in 1892. GIRLS SMALL COUNCIL-first ro Ann Bloxham, Josephine Guastefe Beatrice Lippa, Shirley 0'Brien, Eve Ryer, Alice Rackig second row: Bet Skolarszyk, Geraldine Lewis, record secretary: Louise Heinz, vice preside: Angeline Canale, president: Caliope P ayiotou, treasurerg Vema Shandraw, s secretary: Dorothy Trammell: third r Virginia Parrino, Anita Reginelli, Will Hall, Argerolla Lemonis, Ann McCrill Fotene Panayiotou, Ruth Schulz, N Weitzman. The Girls mall Council The desired goal of every member of the Girls Small Council is to serve Hutchinson-Central High School in every way that she can. Under the experienced, able, sympathetic guidance of Mrs. Edith Lankler, our adviser, we have tried to live up to this aim in every way. The executive group is known as the Small Council. It consists of 21 members-the chairmen of the various committees and the elected officers. This year's leaders are as follows: Angeline Canale, presidentg Louise Heinz, vice president, Ann Mc Crillis, secretaryg Caliope Panayiotou, treasurer, Geraldine Lewis, recorder, and Madeline Di F iglia, corresponding secretary. A The Large Council which consists of approximately 300 members assumes many duties throu hout the school. We strive to maintain order in the lunchroom, on the stairways, in the halls. in the lilrrary and in the office. Girls on the Large Council volunteer their services, as they fully realize that to receive anything valuable from their education they must learn to serve. One project we sponsored this year was the knitting of an afghan for the Red Cross. We feel that the council has done excellent work and know it can be depended upon to continue with as willing a group of girls next fall. The Girls Large Council GIRLS' LARGE COUNCIL-first row: Buttino, Ferrino, Battaglia, Falkiewicz, Klein, Michalak, Capraro, Cardulla, Pecora, Fiore, Ferrara, Cannella, Hayes, second row: Jendraszek, Pulvirenti, Bondi, Hasen- stab, Skahen, De Martinls, Claxton, Cooper, Picone, Tripi, Giller, King, Avarella, Pap- rocki, third row: Grenos, Buttitta, Nati, Schmidt, Downey, Butts, Kish, Sells, Kisain, Noah, Robinson, Wiseman: fourth row: Hill, Sante, Pilato, Long, La Piana, Eolilla, Scarvaggi, Pope, Accascio, De Meo, et0. M, . C527 sm - wfamfraeaxffawazcramzisaazzssffuf, f -wsssaaw-:insure vc'-as ks' . Marta'-szs:awff2ffx ez mx . ,:,: az.:-'-'L'-. me zz, . 'mms 'fxffcff 'rar-a:,1wmewf:'f' GIRLS LARGE COUNCIL-first row: Max-inaccio, Cechini, Fernandez, Marino Lipzin, Fierro, Marinelli, Marong Ragone Giangrisostomi, Hoy, Euerle. Slaughter second row: Demco, Provenzano, Rowley Barreca, Lewis, Echols, Thomas, Gerard . Canale, Lorigo, Ragione, Shandraw, Ma- donia, Scott: third row: Mathers, De Mar- co, Nati, McCoy, Gentile, Genovese, Gal- eota, Victori, Battaglia, Lawson, Moscato, Bujnicka: fourth row: Hubbard, Pod- lewaki, Schmidt, Luksch, Short, Ghianni, Girls Large Council The Large Council of Hutchinson has efficiently performed its customary duties this year, together with the carrying out of certain other projects. In an attempt to do our share in the war efforts we have assisted in the sales of war bonds and stamps in the studyrooms. A substantial amount of our funds was set aside from dues to further the establishment of our scholarship fund. We also pur- chased a telephone table and mirror for the Council Room, where members may go to study during their free periods. We have sponsored two successful skating parties this year. H. Panayiotou, H. Ryer, S. Panayiotou. Debate Two tlmel to ics were debated this year-government subsidized housing and public ,junior colleges for ew ork State. In the first term both Hutchinson teams lost by a 7 to 8 decision, the negative to Lafayette High School and the affirmative to Fosdick Masten Park High School. In the spring debates, Hutchinson lost to Grover Cleveland with a score of 5 to 10, and won over Kensington 11 to 4. The debaters, several of whom are sophomores and juniors, have developed reasoning ability, ease in speaking, and are looking forward to next year's debates. BBATE-Mrs. Marx, coach, Burrill, ish, Deweese, Gichtin, Cryesky, Como, 'sa Shank: second row: Avarillo, Bass ppa, Hall: third row: Alfano, Gregory uzzo. C533 4 . . , sf, naar .ra 1 f me: W we , . anus, w w ww 7, -1 -.- vw was 1.1 -, J- - . was -4 CALENDAR FINANCIAL BOAR seated: Adelle Kauffman, Tommy wards, Adele Gichtin, chairmang Marg Lukacovic, Betty jane Deweeseg sta ing: Edward Posluzny, Rose Marie iiulla, Jerry Catalano, and Dorothy O' wan. Calendar Financial Board Long before work was begun on the Calendar nine efficient seniors were chosen by their study- room teachers to serve on the Financial Board. Their duty was to collect, from resources previously f planned and tentatively budgeted, the amount of money necessary to publish the fiftieth anniversary yearbook. Miss Erb appointed Adele Gichtin, Adelle Kauffman, and Betty Jane DeWeese. Miss Pierce chose Jerry Catalano, Thomas Edwards and Edward Posluszny. Miss Carman selected Margaret Lukacovic, Dorothy O'Sullivan, and Rose Marie Cardulla. Adele Gichtin was elected Chairman of the hoard and all collections and accounts were handled entirely by her. The Calendar Staff has worked diligently in order to publish a fiftieth anniversary yearbook commanding admiration and attention. We have accomplished this through the cooperation of the senior class and school organizations which help sponsor the book. We deeply thank the faculty and students who have so willingly contributed their ideas, time, and talent. We especially wish to extend our sincerest thanks to Miss Helen Cornell, our adviser, who has so skillfully guided us and without whom this publication would not have been possible. We are accorded the greatest pleasure in presenting the 1942 Calendar to you for your enjoyment. Calendar Staff CALENDAR STAFF-row one: Cooper Bordonaro, Lemonis, Marenelli, Cesaroni editor: Fiore, Kauffman, Cryesky, Cannella, row two: Grens, F. Panayiotou, C. Pan- ayiotou, Hyman, De Martinis, Catalano, Di Gaetano, Azzaretto, Engel, Wiseman, Ca raro' th'td ow. C h C t ll D , 1 r ' o en, os e o, Tornabene, Trammell, Menno, Koningisor, Anastasi, Paul, Poalucci, row four: Mar- ranca, Lubcck, De Gasper, Ross, Parlato, McDonald. C547 ' R -AL ' HQ 'Q 1, Q, 7 q P SIL J , ! ' ff if W ,r ,ga Q we 65's Q32 gg? 11 1. Q 1 'Y ,FF ,K M , . .wr f-'W lf Vi SE .f 'Sig xg: QW' - N... 35 '7ii333,',ge : F '- I ' X , 3156 fifjfim i ,,,. .,.V ' 5 -- ya 7 ..,. W. , ., ff T v 1 3. fv- 5 S lc? 25 .2 L V git! 75 flaw,-' . 5 L ig ,lb- v . w. . V .,. . f, .Q ,:.. A L. me wg? X 4 . gif !' -' . 5g ' 5 gf was I Fi s I was I 4 ff , ' , X 5:-Ju. :::a..J X a :.f5 '1' , K s A . . , Q if fi ' '-an . gi isa 'K r 3 ui Qgfm 1 Y L . 4 H?-lk! I K' Q? ' W-' ' 'Q-Eg! ' .AFX W W V Y My , V ' I r P H' ,. 'fm N75 -' ' .nf 4-I Contino, Vasques, Trimboli. Hutchinson is proud of its Honor Roll pupils. At least 300 names have appeared on the Honor Roll this year. The Honor Cards are presented during an assembly program at the end of each quarter. Mr. Harry I. Good, associate superintendent of schools, and a former teacher at Hutchin- son, spoke at one assembly, and our retired assistant principal William E. Weafer was warmly welcomed at another. The pupils placing first this year are Ralph Cryesky, Dorothy F agarasz, Adele Gichtin, Anthony Ilardo, Beatrice Lippa, Angeline Mills, Richard Oberlander and Anna Tomasula. Others have also made excellent records. The Hutchinson Honor Award system brings before the school the pupils who excel in their studies. Averages are figured each quarter, and a pupil with an average of 9001, or over is given an Honor Card at a special assembly. The first award on the card is a brown seal for an Hg the second, a blue seal for an HCg the third, a silver seal for an HCHQ and the winner of all the honors completes his card with a gold seal for an HCHS. Roses are presented to the three highest at each Honor Assembly. Miss Hall and Miss Baldwin head the committee. THE HONOR ROLL-first row Cam C. Panayiotou, Indergand, De Weese Ragone, Washburn, Lipizzo Man second row: Paolini, Milanovich Kia Baumlcr, Goodman, Gichtin Velo Mathers, Provenzano, Dauria Waeg Buttittag third row: Oberlando Ila Di Bartolo. Baker, Di Pasquale Paler fourth row: Lesh, Cryesky, Gerac: Nap Teibel, Cesaronig fifth row. Lenevxt: The Honor Roll The Honor Roll THE HONOR ROLL-first row: Canale C. Panayiotou, Inderg Ragone, Washburn, and, De Weese, Hoy: Lipizzo, Marino second row: Paolini, Milanovich, Kissin Baumler, Goodman, Mathers, Provenzano Gichtin, Velocci , Dauria, Waegerle Buttitta: third row: Oberlando, Ilardo Di Bartolo, Baker, D i Pasquale, Palermo fourth roi: Leah, Cryesky, Geraci, Nappo: Teibel, Cesaronig tifth row: Lenevitch, Contino, Vasqucs, Trimboli. C563 Lhe Attendance ,ommittee HE ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE- st row Barstein, Kish, Monachino, cognate president: Viaone, vice-president: rrxgan Pierson: second row: Sorrento, enoa Pagano, Ross, Short, Buttino, GIRL RESERVES-Azzaretto, Inter-Club Councillorg Payton, treasurer: Downey, president: Kirinovicz, vice president: gen- draszek, secretary: DiGaetano, Inter- lub Councillor: second row: Scott, De Pronio, Kasmierczek, Krzyzanowski, Skolarczyk, Iklillkgchmidtg third row: Claps, Cooper, ac 1. The Girl Reserves The Girl Reserve Club is composed of girls who are interested in both social and recreational activities. The most outstanding event of the year was the city wide conference held on March 7, ' at which all Girl Reserves in Buffalo gathered. In the earlier part of the school year, a tea was given especially for the mothers. They enjoyed this because it gave them an opportunity to get acquainted with one another and to see what the girls do at their meetings. During the Christmas Season pic- tures were collected and made into books for the children in hospitals. Mrs. Earl McGrath advises us. The Attendance Committee offers to your representatives the op ortunity of collecting the facts and figures necessary to honor those studyrooms that are outstanding in punctuality and regular attendance. The committee members have the pleasure of introducing new ideas to promote at- tendance in our school. Through discussion groups, talks with those who manage the attendance of academic and elementary schools in Buffalo, and other notable advisers, your representatives are given an experience which they will long remember. They represent you, but it is through your individual eiforts and determination that they are able to speak well for your studyrooms! C579 f- f 1 ff - if sr. a1+:ee:,f-f as ,,, L' ,- -fff xii.. -' 1 rw- -- . eff- we-.1 , 'keys , . H ,.,, asm... WW W HT' l y I I I BAND-Hrst row: Palermo, Austin, Guei ra, Iannaccone, King, Mr. Tobia, Pizzutc Desiderio, Marranca, Belz, Merlino: sea ond row: Lorigo, I-Iutter, Kulik, McClei lan, Rabinowitz, Cattsrin, Trimboli, See mecca, Fierro, Wotherspoon, Laberts Perrello, Anacone: third row: Wilsor Thompson, Petersg fourth row: Peelel Rizzo, DiNatale, Pirrone, Barbers, Vasquez Vsccaro, Clore, Gnglione, Burgan. The Hutchinson i C537 Band This year under the direction of Mr. Gerard C. Tobia, we have enjoyed many performances of the band. During the football season, the band, in their brown and blue uniforms, never missed a ame. Many s ectators enjoyed hearing their favorite college marches, and also appreciated the bands skill in ibrming the H , and many other letters, for ours is a marching band. As a result of Mr. Tobia's hard work and ability, the band gave an excellent performance in the music festival. We are proud to be one of the best high school bands in the city, and proud to have Mr. Tobia directing. 1 The orchestra, under the capable leadership of Mr. Gerard C. Tobia, is one of the finest organiza- tions in Hutchinson. Its purpose is to help the members interpret good music by careful study. The assembly programs were made more enjoyable through the use of the orchestra. The Music ' Festival in May required many weeks of preparation with the orchestra. We contributed our ser- vices willingly. Mr. Tobia and the members feel that it is a great honor to have successfully ac- complished this much. We think the orchestra is an excellent means by which we can do our share for the school service. The Hutchinson Orchestra ORCHESTRA-first row: Parisi, Desid- erio, Marranca, Pizzuto, Teibei, Bravo, Mr. Tobia, Marrinelli, Spavento, Psnicali Trimboli, Scamdcca, Pin-one: second row: Thomasula, Lorigo, Marino, Szewczuk, Nash, Peeler, Butts, Colucci, Wotherspoon, Perrelloi third row: Gaglione, Barbers Vsccaro, Peacock, Palermo, McClellan Burgan. s 23 Ri ii .3 Y A , . .. s.z'gwr ' '--- Wm- f :QA-f-ff ff-wana--z,f-..,a1.fw,.,..fw-Us J-vmaswsa-fmma,,1sww1nam.t.a:sr.x -gsm-as-s aw elseif .-.wsmm-nu..'a-snag-. , I. HQ, ' ' f1-'f- .. f W S W, , , fs 1 J N. 135225. ,. , , Eg 'A 1 ,ff ,.,,. 3 mwzqf ,I ,... ,,ge,,.. 'Wd , Q gg:7,fEf. Zi: gi ...f A- .mr gig 4 W H ....A.. wa A v-W u my f ' W A 3,-I gif? 1 , .V ' -'b' 5.41.- 'gf 'Qff!?Q,fiJ N f f 3 fiilfl . W A y. , 1 Q., 1' ,Q -F 1 , iQi.i5fg19T4fv H, H. ,iw ,wx ME- , ,A ,L z V- 4 ,, ,,:. ' 5. ,9 9: it , Q, V ' 'Fw - , - vw' ' X '15 73. ff My 1 ,NN 4 'W ' if .A ' 2 Hkwfwbf . ii ' i 5 ' YA., A if H ffl .1 3 ig Q, ,Q , AQ. ,A is - 11? , 4. 4. , 53, , if 7 3, tri :Fu Q M if as ,Q S. ,wfgif 3' M5 -gr- M w I l STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE first row: Skahen, Lewis, Ross, Luben Menno, secretary: Fox, president: Gill vice president: Bender, treasurerg I-It Paul: second row: Cohen, Grenos, I Weese, Ferrara, Ashcroft, Meskotowi Goodman, Hyman, McDonald: third ro Cai-bone, Cstalano, Burrill, Dziwula De Gasper, Meredith, Trimboli, Papp Posluszny. N r 1 Commerce Club The year began with the election of Teresa Kruly, the first girl president of the Commerce Club. A delightful trip to the Museum started the year's program. A Christmas party and an interesting tri through the Hotel Statler followed. The Commerce Club serviced room IG for the Defense Salvage Committee, and its correspondence workers aided the Fellowship Committee by addressing and.mailing the letters every two weeks to Hutchinson service men. The club donated the money usually used for a farewell party to this work. We intend to continue our united work efforts and to ask our successors for the same cooperation. Miss Hall is our adviser. During the school year of 1942 a new club was organized under the name of the American Boys Club. Mr. Linderman, our assistant principal, is the adviser. Our aims are to foster school spirit and to render the utmost of service to our alma mater. One of the services rendered to the school during the year was the fingerprinting of the students. The present officers are: Paul Vasques, presidentg Thomas Di Gaetano, vice-presidentg Angelo Marranca, secretaryg Scotty Lapi, treasurcrg and James Migliore, sergeant-at-arms. It is our hope that the American Boys Club will flourish through the years. American Boys Club I AMERICAN BOY'S CLUB-first row: Zancllo, Brodzinsky, Marranca, secretary: . Vasques, president: Mr. Linderman, faculty adviser: ,Di Gaetano, vice presidentg Lapi, treasurer:Grsssia, Cirrincioneg second row: Edwards, Gcraci, Di Christina, Contino, Manganello, Ippolito, Poslusznyg third row: Trimboli, Rizzo, Pizzuto, D'Amico, Sciolino. 6 1605 I STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE- first row: Skahen, Lewis, Ross, Lubeck, Menno, secretary: Fox, president: Giller, vice president: Bender, treasurer: Hall, Paul: second row: Cohen, Grenos, De Weese, Ferrara, Ashcroft, Meskotowicz, Goodman, Hyman, McDonald: third row: Carbone, Catalano, Burrill, Dziwulski, De Gasper, Meredith, Trimboli, Pappas, 3 Poaluszny. Student Social Committee Under the capable guidance of Miss Penny, the Student Social Committee has planned and spon- sored social events for the enjoyment of the whole school. This year the committee started its ac- tivities with a Get-Acquainted Tea on October 31. Then a dance was held in the large gymnasium a few days before Christmas. This year the committee has sponsored three dances which were en- joyed by the entire school. In addition to its usual activities, the committee is knitting six-inch squares for an afghan. The membership is composed of boys and girls appointed from senior, junior, and high sophomore classes. Tawasi has had an enjoyable time this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Eaton we accomplished much. In addition-to our regular meetings, a successful skating party was held at Scott's Roller Rink. At Easter we took pleasure in sending cards to Hutchinson boys in the service. We also made a con- tribution to the Good Fellowship Committee to help defray the expense of posta e for mail sent to the boys. We are now looking forward to our picnic. at which we bid farewell to our seniors. We hope the members who remain will carry on, and will be successful in whatever they attempt l16X'lI year. '1 I awasl Club AWASI CLUB-first row: Jamison, idergand, Guzzino, De Meo, secretary: ni, gzesidentg Mrs. Eaton, faculty ad- ger: henk, vice-president: De Lauro, Egsurers Eron, D'Auria: second row: dela, Ammirati, Quatrani, Accascio, bpa. Pirrone, Dohn, Smaldonc, Nicolaio, Viseman, Zannellsz third row: Bisci, ychuclz, Cultrara, Caatelli, De Nardo, gnale, Caldarelli, Marinaccio, Demeo. C613 7 ' W' W D' WT ITALIAN CIRCLE-first row: Ghiamj Scarvaggi, program chairman: Contixj president: Mr. Di Bartolo faculty advis De Martinis, vice-president: Vasque treasurer: Cannella, secretary: Coppol second row: Ferrara, Fadale, Ragon Cappellini, E. Di Bartolo, Troncor Pagano, Mitri: third row: Di Pasqual P d l' P'l t L Se L ' M ' 4 a a mo, ia o, o eco, orzgo, arm lv, D'Angelo, Fiore, Mxrco, Geraci. i Italian circle Under the guidance of Mr. Di Bartolo the Italian Circle has endeavored to learn about Italian Literature and art. In order to accomplish this each member is given a topic of discussion which he prepares and discusses at the following meeting. Next year will be the silver anniversary of the foun- dation of tl1e club, and plans are being made to have a fitting celebration for the event in which all alumni members will be invited to participate. At that time Mrs. Ferdinand Di Bartolo will be hon- ored as the Charter president. This club will be looking forward to new members soon. Office Monitors Anita Regmelli has been in charge of the organization and assignment of oiiice monitors during this school year, and has kept these faithful and loyal workers for Hutchinson in constant attend- ance at the switchboards and on messenger service. The girls give generously and willingly of their time aside from school hours, many of them volunteerin for early morning as well as for after-school service, remaining at the board until the office closes. 'ihe girls not only learn how to operate two different types of switchboards, which is, of course, a business asset, but they also gain a fairly broad experience in meeting the requests of the general public. I , OFFICE MONITORS-first row: Nasca, Picone, Engel, Reginelli, chairman: Meyers, Slrolarczyk, Racki: second row: Ricci, Demeo, Spavento, Canale, Paprocki, Blox- ham, Ceehini, Cooperg third row: Mich- alak, Short, Claxton, Sells, Long: fourth row: Shahen, Sidote, Polilla. C625 A , , .. . z., ,ts A A. .misss , was WAR STAMP AND BOND SALESMEN -first row: Visone, Lippa, Canale, Di Bartolo, F. Panayiotou, Racki, C. Panayio- tou: second row: Lewis, Shandraw, Ryer, Gllan, Misa Stafford, faculty chairman of A sales: Engel, -Skolarczyk, Hall, Heinz: third row: Michalak, Lemonia, McCrillis, Trammell, Fox, Schulz, Vasques: fourth row: Frsnchell, Ross. Arendt, Cohen, Echols, Nappo. War Bond and Stamp Salesmen The spirit of Hutchinson is again manifestedin the response to the call of her country to huy War Bonds and Stamps. In the last report issued by the office of Mr. Good, associate superintendent of education, Hutchinson leads the academic high schools in the total sale of bonds and stamps- 325,985.20. Stiidyroom 440 leads in the sale of bonds to date, and the senior boys room, 190, in the sale of stamps. The success of the sale is due in a large measure to the enthusiasm and hard work of the student sales Committee pictured opposite. Miss Stafford is chairman. ' V . The boys of studyroom 250 have completed the year successfully under the able supervision of Miss Alice King. Represented in various s orts such as basketball, swimming, and track, many of them have received varsity letters. They heljong to different organizations in school, and are members of various war committees. The studyroom has made a splendid record, winning the Red Cross banner, and at each honor period being re resented by a number of boys with creditable scholarship. The boys of 250 agree that this year has een made more profitable and enjoyable because of their association with Miss King and the other boys. tudyroom 250 I r UDYROOM 250-first row: McRucker, W errno, Trimboli, Geraci, Manganello, ' man, Hines, Abrams, Sartori, Rokitkag N bond row: LaManna, Ianni, Grady, ll, Scamacca, Gross, Cuorno, LaCorte, lrysik, DiPasquale3 third row: Wiles, mow, Vaccarella, D. Thomas, Konovitz, rrill, Nelson, Bender, Zannella, Ortalano rrth row: Kahris, Coppola, Parker, tx, Padalino, Muldrow, Locurcio, Lo- N dice, Laurin, Nicosia, Kaake, Nasca. C637 'fab-naval'-f og1:.afmsf 4n1,m,y4n,avmm-w ff- 5 5 . . a WY 1 x - I 'N . 5335 . ? 33 rv if A Q - . ..:- I ,1 X is ' 'G , J SQ? 452 f 1. , Q M f FK Q Q fm M nav, it-if M. ws -tip ! 1 a 9? 5 . 1 Q iw' H 1 1 m . :. Q 6 ,S 5' Zig HE IOTA PFE-first row: Ryer, Shan- draw, Ervolino, McCrillis, council repre- sentative: Capraro, vice-president: Hiller, president: Gustefcrro, secretary: Andrade, treasurer: Canale, council representative: Reginelli, marshall: Cannella: second row: Albaneae, Cumbo, Digesari, Skahen, De Martinis, Schulz, F. Panayiotou, C. Panay- iotou, Pagano, Ferrara, Falcone, Whedon, Pecora: third row: Piccoli, Candeln, Pan- tano, Bonafede, Colucci, Lombardo, Car- dulla, O'Brien, Bloxham, Miehalak, Marot- ta, Parrino, Fiore. QMiss Vivien Dean, adviser, was not present for this picture.J He Iota Pfe Entering its fourth year, He Iota Pfe has this year doubled its membership. Under the well- planned supervision of Miss Vivien,Dean, we have taken rather prominent parts in Hi-Y activities. Among these activities were the adoption of our little sisters at the Protestant Home for Unpro- tected Children. Our representatives attended the Albany Conference, and also helped to promote our bill on Hi-Y Day in city government. Our socials included a hayride and a profitable dance. He Iota Pfe is looking forward to an even more successful season next year. Each member of this club is trying to do her share in serving Hutchinson. Our club, the Tri-I, has endeavored to stand by the purpose of the Hi-Y, which is to maintain, extend and help create high standards of Christian character. The club was organized in 1940, and although functioning for only three years, we have steadily grown and improved. Under the able leadership of Miss Wenk, Hi-Y secretary, and Miss Tzetzo, our adviser, we have tried to meet all ' the Hi-Y requirements. Our members are equally divided, freshmen and sophomores. The freshmen, next year, will carry on our club, while the sophomores will be voted into He Iota Pfe. fri-I RI-I-first row: Lulrsch, altemate repre- ntative: Bateman, altemate representa- ve: Short, council representative: Mary zetzo, adviser: Pecoraro, president: Canale ce-president: Ragone, treasurer: Marshall, Ish reporter: second row: Podlewski, ubbard, J. Battaglia, Rooney, Stamb, racco, Lopizzo, M. Battaglia, Mathers: wird row: Corsi, Weber, Hoy, Euerle, I. Bravo, Anastasi, V. Bravo, Sarah nndi, secretary, was not present for the cture. C653 6665 1 N STUDYROOM 438--first tow: chino, Schenk, Glian, Militello, R Blanck, Accicri, Corsi, Geraci, Mary Campanello: second row: Femandez, Hutter, James, Tom Piracci, Paul, Gerard, Titus, De M Schmidt, Barreca, Sciandra: third , Carolyn Campanello, Darker, Conk, Fabio, Bracco, Brunetto, Tripi, Vg bumeg last row: Genovese, Bishop, Go Staub, Foegens. Studyroom 438 p The girls of studyroom 438 have enjoyed a happy year in 1941-42 and a very successful one, with a l higher percentage of attendance and more girls on the honor roll than room 438 has ever had before. l They will be sorry to leave their sunny room on the top floor, with its fine new pictures, and they will miss their good friend and adviser, Miss Ruth Craig, who has worked so hard to help them succeed. The girls will always have pleasant memories of their freshman or sophomore year in room 438 The Service Group at the Annex consists of Home Room Captains, two for each room, one elected by pupils in the room and the other appointed by the teacher, and monitors for office, clinic, and lunch periods. The captains constitute a Board of Managers for school activities, the Dividend club, ticket salesmen and advertisers for not only the Annex affairs, but also for fostering Main Building activities among' the Annex students. These captains, together with the monitors, have been a very reat help to the principal and have been generous of their time and effort in performing the duties t at have been assigned to them. , I The Annex Service Group ANNEX SERVICE GROUP-Erst row: Manna, Caruso, Ernst, Duffy, Fatta, Karpowicz, Figlioti, Schadlens, Mascig second row: Kolodzie, Scott, Mills, Wies- niewska, Lemke, Hiller, McKenna, Sham- aly: third row: Rich, Bucki, Carr, Dutkiewicz, Trammell, Borders, Moses. SPORTS Track Team-seated, jirst row: Sanford Howe, captain, Leahy, Burns, Jackson, second row: Varley, Small, Gray, Purday, Allison, Simpson, standin , third row. Grassell, Albertson, Wilson, liartlett, Hall. 194-2 Track Team--first row: F ehrin er, Cirrincione, Barber, Crassia, Echols, Tout, second row: Edwards, Kelly, Gill, gLewis, Bielak, Williams, Mr. Glunz, coach, third row: Teamer, Ippolito, Godby, Small, Moss, fourth row: Peeler, Zanello, De - Casper, Bender, James. 1 ff Y . , . kg I v K T . Vi THE 1942 SQUAD-first row: Janetakl Luisi, Guerra, Edwards, Lapi, Brodzins second row: Nappo, Wilcox, Cohen, Di vo, MuB'cletto, Costelli, Speranza, Ragi Vasquea, Ross, Matlock: third row: Kalbflcinch, coach: Barrile, Ghianni, c tain: Cheatham. Grace, Minnuto, DiGae no, Kacke, Savasta, Perrillo, Thomp Fo S'th Bod G ' God' Basketball Acquino, manager. Football Although Hutchinson's football team of 1941-42 fell short of its customary football standard, it made quite an improvement on last year's record. Coach Kalbfleisch produced a top-notch fight- ing eleven. The 1941-42 squad tasted victory in its first three contests, but, unfortunately, due to injuries., it conceded its last three games. The scores were: Hutch 34, Grover Cleveland 73 H. 12, Riverside 65 H. 7, Lafayette 03 H. 0, Bennett 20g H. 0, McKinley 20g H. 0, Kensington 14. From this well trained squad Charles Costelli was placed on the All High-Team as uard, Leon Wilcox earned the position of fullback on the second team all-high, and Vincent Mugoletto, Paul Vasques and x, mr , r onaro, owie, 1 Cappellim, Cattarin, Zannello, DeNi Frank Nappo won honorable mention. As usual, the Hutchinson basketball team of 1941-42 had a comparatively successful year. Al- though most of the varsity players had graduated, Coach Ray Glunz managed to get together a team that ended u tied for fourth place, and, but for a few unlucky breaks, might have taken the cup. From the five iieenwitted Hutch cagers Frank N appo was chosen, as one of the most outstand- ing players in the league, for All-High honors in both the Courier-Express and the Bufalo Evening News. Fortunately with most of the lettermen returning next year, we shall be looking forward to even greater successes. SASKETBALL-first row: Kelly, E are, Geraci, L. Hare, captain: Nappo Ippolito, Tuitty: second row: Cirrincionc: manager: Manganello, Jackson, Ross, james, Stokes, Mr. Glunz. C635 I in BASEBALL SQUAD-Kriegbaum, Stokes Fox, Vanquea, DeNimco, Geraci, Jackson second row: Trimboli, Taravel, O'Day Abrams, Nappa: third row: Nalh manager: Casper, Olskey, Handy, Mr Kalbdeisch. a W r Baseball With the coming of spring, there is heard again, on the Hutch campus, the stinging smack of the baseball on glove and bat, as the baseball team be ins practice. Under the experienced guidance of Coach George Kalbfleish, we have high hopes for t1iisseason,s recruits of brawny potential Ruths and DiMaggios '. Since most of the 1941-42 baseball team is composed of veterans with the excep- tion of a few other talented youths who, after making their debut this year, will carry on the honor of Hutchinson, we are sure our hopes will not have been in vain. The boys who made up this year's swimming squad did not enjoy a particularly successful season. 1943, however, gives every indication of bringing a real measure of success to the boys and to Mr. Ebling. This year the Hutchinson-Masten meet was the only tie ever recorded in the annals for the Syracuse Cup meets. The scores of the meets stood as follows: Hutch 11, South Park 58g Hutch 21, Lafayette 54-3 Hutch 15, Kensington 60g Hutch 21, Bennett 54g Hutch 35, Technical 405 Hutch 36, Fosdick-Masten 363 Hutch. 24, Riverside 51, Hutch 25, East 50. wimming y 4 IMMING TEAM-.first row: Faganl, agliana, Abrams, Grasaia, manager: Mr. ling, coach, Caruana, captain: Herman, iheit, Hines, assistant manager: second : Thomas, Gaskin, Johnson, Zannello, artolq, Nowaniadly, Handy, Grenoa. 1 C693 Chameli, Ambrose, Rizzo, Kennedy: C703 F + w 1 1 CROSS COUNTRY-first row: Barbe 0'Dcy, Echols, captain: Burt, Kennedy second row: Peeler, manager: William: Ames, Small, Barrett. e on y . Cross Country Possessing all the qualities of perseverance and endurance which have brought victory to America 4 through the ages, Hutchinson's 1941-4-2 cross-country team has met with fairly admirable success. With Coach Kalbfleisch plugging behind them all the way, the boysmet their competitors with all the qualities of true sportsmen. Since this year's team was composed almost entirely of lowerclassmen all Mr. Kalbfleisch has to predict about next season's runners is just watch out for them! l Afterviewin the results of the tennis team try-outs, we may look forward to an unusually suc- cessful season. glfith Doc. Eagan giving the fine points and technique of court maneuvering, the boys y will be ready, willing, and able for their first match. These boys must be congratulated for the Hue reputation of sportsmanship which has been handed down to them by former Hutch teams and which they are expected to uphold in all their encounters. Tennis 5 3 i u 3 THE TENNIS TEAM-first row: Hor- vatis, Cryesky, Revelasg second row. Di Bella, manager: Zubin, assistant mana- ger: Baumgartner, Cohen, Ragoven, cap- taing Miller, Dziwulski, Koningisor. 3 ..1 -V A - .-:es.zL.1, ,.-...aux Aff -.- tfnp .- me ,. -Q--Y rm ..f. ,.Y Y ,. -1, . ,-,i. sf use -.ni .s5..,,, ,et e h ,, .,..r:.va, , ....-1 . 1 sa. efs..,iis ara -., , , Q -1.1-aw - -if ' Ie- son, McKnight, Gill, Means, F. Muscarella Nicoli Velocc' E k 'd e M ll Gene Lopez, Richards, King, Tomnlula. 1 g Girls' Sports Total number of annual points a girl may receive credit for shall be: lst year 150 points 4 inch Old English Letter H ' 2nd year 150 points 6 inch Old English Letter H 3rd year 100 points 7 inch Brown on Blue background Letter H A 4th year 100 oints Gold Pin - Any girl completing her high, school course in three years, who also holds her 300 point letter, should be entitled tocomplete her Recreational Activity Program in her third year by earning 200 points. - Any senior girl who has earned a 300 point letter should be entitled to complete her Recreational Athletic Program by earning 200 points and should receive her highest award, the gold H pin. Activities offered this were: Basketball Volleyball Softball Tennis Hiking Table tennis Swimming Deck Tennis This year nine girls won their gold pins for athletics: Palma Avanzato, Madeilene Caruana, Elvira Fiore., Adele Cichtin, Ann Lopez, Vera Payton, Josephine Pecora, Josephine Poltrone, and Laura Porter. C713 . GIRLS' SPORTS-first row: Windrath, Bona Donna, A. Caruana, Marino, La Tonl, Valentine, M. Caruana, Mills, Payton, M. Avanuto, Iraina, Shandraw, Madonia: second row: Buscarino, Ellington, Jack- if lp 3 fl K v B CY: ' veae, Whitte, Wauhbume, Gianguinostomi, Muscat-ella, Alfeno, Ianellog third row: White, Sevillian, Cheatham, Staten, Cal- lxng, Citta, Bateman, Pecofa, Porter P. , Avanzato, Murphy, Rowley, Skahen, 1 1 4 1 4 ,1 i i 4 Q ,A Autographs ww fiwffil A . l -----W , . ' 1' - -- -5 -'w' - - - vs- -'-1 -1 -' f -WQHWL ' ff 'Q 1 ' ' v ' x f I QW ,, H Y . ,.,,kg.a...,- , . , A Autographs X QL , , , jfgijlffm V LXQOXDQV W0 f Ayyfff MX af ff Qw L45 of , x , gx , wi 4 LM S E 56 S ' ig' ., A X 3 892-1942 4 3 1 1 558 ' 5 918160 A Vi? My C743 A 1: M: H. ,kkk,,,. . 1 , f gif H M . , - nf sg N ,,, .1 f Vgiwg Qiijggggf-my Q? , A .. AND AN INVITATION Q O Seniors-accept our sincere congratulations. Graduation from such a lineschool as Hutchinson High School is something of which you may be forever proud. The fine influence of its splendiditeaching staff has added something to your character which time can never erase. Take with you our best wishes for your unbounded success. I Now that you are about to step out into the world of industry and business, you may choose the printing and lithography field as your course of endeavor. 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