Schenectady Vocational High School - Voice Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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Uhr 1Hnir2 School Activities Boys' Sports The following boys received the Major award of the school for Varsity Basketball competion 1931 and 1932. Arnold Brogue, Thomas Funk, Joseph Gaworecki, John Jazulin, Edward Kruszew- ski, Alonzo Loveless, ,Thomas Pidgeon, Howard Seim, Joseph Snyder, Donald Saw- icki, Roy Cannice, manager. The Soccer season opened without a sched- ule but with eighteeniboys with the desire to play the game. Coach Teit was forced to book contests as the season progressed wherever there happened to be an open date. Most of the nearby schools answered full schedule to the challenge letters. Through- out the season it. was 'possible to arrange contests. pn i I up The following' boys received -the V as the major awardof the school for satisfac- tory participation'asfmembers of the Soccer Team: . ' ' . Herbert Bond, Hugo Br-inkwart, Arnold Brogue, Joseph Gaworecki, Richard Loh- man, Howard Seim, Joseph Snyder. Baseball Letters: Joseph Baccari, 'Hugo Brinkwart, Arnold Brogue, Charles Buckley, Russell Conklin, Frank Ettore, Hulbert Johnson, Edward Kruszewski, Alonzo Loveless, Donald Saw- icki, Joseph Snyder, Frank Szumiloski, Maurice Williams. . ,lil Girls' Sports h The year comes around to a close. Although the basketball season was one of our biggest disappointments, the prospects were not so bright at the start for a good team and a successful season. ' Sportsmanship was the outstanding char- acteristic at all the games, besides the excel- lent team work the girls had. The unique pass work was noticed by all who attended the games. To show our appreciation for the work which the girls did, silver basketballs will be awarded to Clara Johnson, who played, on the Vocational team for three years, and to Anna Duzynski and Achsah Potter who have played for two years. The letters will be awarded to Evelyn Van Leuvan, Esther Museo, Angelina Castaldi. 1 Honorable mention goes to Theresa Do- manowsky, Dorothy Houck, Anna Root, May Champlin, Vincentis Poderys. Without these girls our regular teamcould not have had any practice and when we got in a pinch it was they who helped us out. A great deal of credit is due these girls. 1, p p -lil Commercial Clulb ' , 1 The Commercial Students' Clubwwas or-J ganized January, 11932. I s - Q The following officers were elected: Presi-3 dent Esther MuscogjVice-President, Irene Topetrog Secretary and Treasurer, Margaret Neubauer. 3 The members on roll were: Concetta Santa Barbara, Amy Pirro, Irene Topetro, Esther Musco, Christine Casey, Margaret Neubauer, Ray Mc Casland, Lawr- ence Selke, Eva Froscatore, Thomas De Gesare, Elizabeth Nickel, Eleanor Desmond, Ruth Railsback, Ann Root, Dora McMaster, Alfred Yakubec, Dorothy Bloom, May Chap- lin, Dorothy Horstmyer, Gladys Faulkner, Dorothy Chapman. r Our sponsor was Miss Semplep Since we have been organized we have visited many buildings in Schenectady. May 13 we all had an interesting time at the House of Magic, Building 37 of the Gen- eral Electric Company. We also visited the County Jail, The New York Telephone Com- pany, and the W. G. Y. Broadcasting Studio. 23