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

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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 , , ,,

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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

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-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