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

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ln the sophomore year they became noticeably activewhroughout the school. Some turned their efforts toward athletics, some toward dramhtics, others to work on the CALENDAR and HUTCH-INfSUN while still others chose to distinguish them- selves in scholarship. 'Ain the third year of their life at Hutchinson they helped lto make the celebration of the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the founding of Central High School a great success, especially the historical pageant in which many took mart. In the spring of the same year they organized themselves into a class. Thai oiiicers chosen were: Rohert Wright, President, Philomena Perno, VieefPresidentglLucy Pecararo, Secre' taryg Abraham Blinkoff, Treasurerg Goldie Knos, Girl Marshal and Robert McCoy, Boy Marshal. Under the guidance of these capable leaders ,Iuriior Day was a success. In September, 1930, when this claw returned to school,ithey found themselves the leaders of almost all the activities of the school program. Under the burden of their responsibility they pitched into their work with all the vilgor that they possessed. An important date in the annals of the class was when the sonior organization came to pass. Stephen Lavin was elected Presidentg other oilicers were Mary Boland, Vice' Presidentg Philomena Perno, Secretary: Abraham Blinkotf, Trasurerg Hannah Leroy, Girl Marshalg Bernice Cohen, Prophetg Eugene Oakes, LiPoet1 Kenneth Lane, Historian and Carmella Corritore, Valedietorian. At last cane the culmination of four years of toil and labor--graduation, where each received his reward for what he had successfully accomplished--a piece of paper tied with a ribbon. Asst.: I thought that they would be rather old fashioned and crude, but I guess things don't change much in time, for they seem to have felt much the same toward their schools as we do now. Arch.: It does seem strange to divide students into classes like freshmen and sophomores, Asst.: I can't explain the reference to ringing hells. Perliaps we could get hold of some information by doing more research. Arch.: Let's go and see the site of this interesting old building, Mayhe we'll and something about their system which will give us some ids as. They must have lcft other things behind besides this short account. i ly KENNETH LANE. A-24Q'4g!i'f'.Q1 fsstfzsff l 6 l

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LOUIS ACKERMAN University of Buflalo LOUIS ANSELMO Undecided Loves Atliletics Lou Like's Admircrs Ans. Merit Roll '2'7g Track Squad H '27: Gcr' Merit Roll '28fZ9. man Club. Virtue irsrlf 'scopes not calumnious So liigli as u tree aspires to grow, so liigli strokes. will it find on atmospllcrz suited to it. MILDRED E ARSNIEAU Bun-do school SIDNEY j. ACKERMAN Bryant and Stratton So justly Accurate Sid Merit Roll 'JL l will work and prepare myself und some day my clmiice will come. MARY FLORENCE AGRO Work Most Friendly Assistant May Merit Roll 'Z7 29g OlEee Monitor: Gar- den Club. lt is luetlzr to be with a few who are right, Than with many who are wrong. ANGELO C, ALAIMO University of Bullalo Always Concentrates Accurately Ang Honor Roll '27g Merit Roll '27f30g Boys Council: Pageant. Life is n rmcfwnv street. Do us much good ax you crm: ynu'rc not coming backf' GENEVIEVE AMDUR University of Buiiiilo Gmciously Aniiahlc 'iGcn Merit Roll 'Z7: Pageant: Glec Club. Life is tx measure to be flied-not a cup In be tlramcdf' ol Fine Arts Mil's nn Excellent Artist Milly Merit Roll '27-'29. Life liar lnvcliness tn sell. SIGMUND ARYXVITZ University of Buffalo Smiling Apollo Murph HC '18: HCH .!9: Merit Roll '30, '31g CALISNUAR STAFF '28-'30q Advertising Man' agar 'llc HUTCll'lN'SUN 'J0 3l: Junior Play 'J0: French Club: Science Student Board: Boys Council: Press Club. 'Toiiinitrr l'audncc. Club: Decoration Club: EUZABETH M. EACH Bookkeeper Ever More Ambitious Betty Merit Roll 'Z8 30. l tlle clcuulnr to success isn't rumiivig, f take the swim. NICHOLAS A, BATTAGLIA Never Acts Bashful HCH Rl mas Play Council: I Volare Trnmc Me University of Butlhlo Nick H '29: HCHS '30C rnitor '29-'30: Christ' 30: Pagizani: Operetta '3l: Boys Merit Rnll '27-28a l Circclo Ita c'potcr:. iano. 18