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

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I Q 17 '10 22 Z7-28 Dec. jan. Fclw. Ma r. A pr. May .lu nc 1 1 5 Z3 6 7 'a 4 13 'll IZ IS 26 30 1 13 29 30 4 6'S li IS 20 '17 29 1 2 3 5 10 -19 24 January Class launches its ship: Alexander Vdright, Ruth Guher, Louise Dorcy, Carlyle ward Swiantek in Command. . Dean Clarke paints word pictures of college life. Lafayette triumphs over Hutch in foothall in Pupils indulge in turkey and other delicacies. Dehatcrs yoiec their pros and cons nn Chain Students leave for much needed UD rest. Basketball trophy is hrought nearer to Hutch as boys nose out' East-15114. Gcnius of Herhy Telcvox, thc mechanical man, is hroiight to light. Norman, Clara Gatti, Robert Smith, Rhoda jones, and Ed' the last game of the season. Store System. Gaily hedeckccl january Seniors strut past the cnvying eycs of the other less fortunate students. January Seniors reach their goal--S4 leave school doors on graduation night. Student Board comesx to the rescue of the school activities fund with a vaudeville show. Students dance to the latest tunes at the dance sponsored hy thc Boys and Girls Councils. The june Senior Class starts its march toward graduation with Steven Lavin, Mary Boland, Ahraham Blinkoif, Phil Perno, Paul Popp, Haiiziali LeRoy, Kenneth Lane, Bernice Cohen, Eugene Oakes, and Carmella Corri' tore as leaders. Boys Athletic Awsmhly--Students turn hack pages of history to days of yore as Mr. Arthur Young demonstrates use of how and arrow. Hutchinson Clehaters hring laurels from Masten and Lafayette. Junior Clam elects its guides-Albert Shaw Ruth Martin, Robert Maier, Minnie Weinsteiii, Vincent Tagliarino, Louise Narlock. Pupils retire to homes for Easter vacation. Well rested pupils cheerfully resume their neglected studies. Boys' xvelhniotlulated voices compete in Declamation Contest-Albert Shaw, justin Tobias, and Roger Sheehy succesful. Again the boys show their vocal ahility in the Boys Oratoriczil Contest. Abraham Blinkoff is Hutchinsoifs representative. Esperanto exalted hy Mr. Parrish. Operetta, All.at Sea , sails piratckinfested ocean hacked hy students' strong wind. juniors' seize limelight as Class Day arrives. Girls' Lunchroom Committee for next year chosen. Dr. Julian Park, of the University of Buffalo claims cars of junior and Senior classes. l'For all thine lahors shall he rewarded. -Recognition morning, Horrors of war recalled and value of peace realized at Memorial Day As' sembly. Boy athletes receive letters to grace sweaters and tank suits. Dignificd Senior girls ahandon honored position to revel in past-Bahy Day. Girl athletes receive awards. Oh, how painful is the parting. ---Final Asemblies. Seniors once more asume enviable position as Class Day is celebrated. The days of Reckoning have arrived--examinations. The crossroads of life are reached--285 Seniors are graduated. 69

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l Q MARJORIE VOLTZ BERNICE NVALKER H. 'J0: Merit Roll '29-'lla Lunchroom Committee: lflurcn-mfSnNg Numeral: A. H. A. LORETTA M. VUALSH Merit Roll '39s Hiking. ARDATH VJEAVER H. '3lg Merit Roll '29-'30. FRANCES XVEBER Honor Roll '30: Mcrit Roll 'Z9. CLARA M. XVECKERLY Merit Roll '30-'JL MINNIE XVEINSTEIN H. C. 'Z9: Merit Roll '29 3l: Iunior Serctary: Debate '30 3l: Captainhall and Volleyball '29: Swimming. SEYMOUR XVEINSTEIN Merit Roll l9A'30. GENEVIEVE XVENZEK Merit Roll '29-'3l: Monitor l9: Athletic Award UZ9. HAAZEL D. XVEST Commerce Club. CHARLOTTE A. XV l ESER Merit Roll '30: Farden Club. MARY WOJCLK Captainball and lVolleyball 'zen and Baseball '303 Swimming: Club. HENRY S. WOL W NCRUJK Merit Roll '29-'3!1. ANTHONY V. XXTRZESINSKI Orchestra: Track l9: Cross C Spanish Club. ANNA R. YAVN Athletics Letter. l CELIA T. ZANVADZKI Merit Roll '29f'.1: Numeral: Glcc Clubz Garden Club. HELEN ZEBROXV KA Merit Roll 'Z9: N ulleyhall 'Z9: Blue Captainball and Basketball. CHARLES S. ZETTERBERG Lnnchroom Monitlur. ELEANOR M. ZIMIMER H. '29g H. C. H. S. '3O: Num A. , LORRAHNIE ZWlERSCHKE Meri! Roll '30. Basketball Commerce ountry 'Nz A. H. A.: Brown and eral: A. H. The Beacon Shines On - -f ETS. 1. IS. l remains to carry on l . Elda Pudvtn at head Sept. 8 Hutch flings open its doors to 3500 pupils. 8 Hutchinson colonization begins-f Mr. Whitney heads ten teachers who carry doctrine to Riverside High School. Mr. Piper Mr. Whitney's duties. 10 Seniors' new trouhles begin---comhination lockers. 27 Hutch foothall team hows in defeat to Bennett f3S'0l Oct. 4 East downs Hutch in foothall C11-05. 10 The threc lusticst voiced boys are announced cheer lea: 16 Crack Hutch harricrs have a perfect score in track meet with Tech. 17 Girls clcct Marie Morzihito president of Girls Council I8 Tech's football hanner is hoisted 6 points above Hutc Z3 Hutch trackmen defeat East. 24 Rev. Kilpatrick speaks on the anniversary of Central and Hutchinson-Cen' tral's 76th year. 24 Hilltoppers' foothall team downs Hutch. 28 Student Board delves into politicsfStanley Zuk and of the organization. 31 Steven Lavin heads Boys Council. Nov. 7 Holiday is declared for pupils while teachers convene. l ll Dad White speaks in Armistice Day assembly. 17 68 Another birthday is celebrated-Buifalds Night School is 40 years old. l l

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