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

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I Norbert Huber, Edith O'Brien, Paul Huber, Lucille Coon, Nicholas Provenzo, Lucy Corigliano, Robert Maier, Mary Bombicine, Elnore Bradtieldf second row: Robert Doran, Dorothy Van Dermeulen, Rose Panetinto, Edith Strassheim, Theresa Murr, Helen Reyner, Camillo y Frederick, third row: Woodrow Wantuck, James Julian, Karl Huber, Lambert Amann, Edwin Richardson, Howard Holgate, Gerald Cooper, 1 Stephen Surina. I THE STUDENT BOARD FINANCES ACTIVITIES With the aid ot the 'faculty tinance committee, the Student Board ot Hutchinson- Central High School plans ways and means ot raising money so as successfully to carry out 'the school activities tor the year. It is considered a great honor to be a member I of the board. Those who make up the board include captains and managers ot the ath- letic teams, both boys' and girls'g the editors and business managers of the scho.ol pub- I licationsg the president of the Girls Council: and the president ot the orchestra, band, and chorus. E ' I The 'Faculty tinance committee includes: Mr. Thomas, Mr. Weater, Mr. Piper, Mr. i Good, Mr. Beam, Mr. Kalbtleisch and Mr. Addison Hill ot Franklin Annex. At the first meeting ot the year in November, officers were elected. Paul Huber i wholater became president of the class ot I932 was elected president, and Lucille Coon, who had already been elected president ot the Girls Council, was elected secre- tary. According to the constitution, only two officers are chosen. As activities this year, the Student Board sponsored a roller skating party at Scott-'s Rink, a Leap Year dance at the Aud on February 29, and a number ot plays which, tor the tirst time in the history ot Hutchinson, were given atter school. Among these one- act plays were 'The Valiant , and Two Crooks and a Lady . Miss Haake directed. The board also stands in back ot the annual school play each spring to handle ad- vertising, programs, ushers, and general arrangements. The play this year was Booth Tarkington's Seventeen which was given under the direction ot Miss Reed on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, May Il, I2 and I3. I THE CALENDAR I932

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G ld Cooper, Dorothy VanDermeulen, Norbert Huber, Rose DeMarchi, Harold Hess, Elnore Bradlield, Edwin Richardson, second row R ppaport, Frieda Gubenko, Jessie Dunbar, Annette Deutch, Rose Sterman, Sara Sciolino, Marion Pemberton, Ella Schilllce, Edna Mae- n ck third row: Roger Sheehy, Donald Morrison, Robert Maier ,George Walper, Paul Huber. THE PRESS cLuB IS DEMQCRATIC Starting the school year with fifteen former members back, the Press Club elected Harrold Hess, president: Rose DeMarchi, vice president: Edwin Richardson, treasurer: and Elnore Bradtield, secretary at its first meeting. Membership which is competitive is open to all students who have had seventy tive column inches of material printed in the school publications. Records of the column inches printed are kept in the publica- tions office, noom 38l, and may be looked at by competitors at any time, The club is therefore entirely democratic. This year the membership is the largest it has been since the club was organized in January, l928-the first society of its kind in a Buffalo public high school. g The purpose of the group is to handle school publicity. This year Ogden Mills, Donald Morrison, Dorothy VanDermeulen, Sara Sciolino, and Edwin Richardson earned money from two -of the Buffalo daily newspapers by selling them news stories and features. In January the club had as its guest at an afternoon tea, Miss Sybil Reppert, feature writer for the Buffalo TIMES, who talked most engagingly about newspapers and news- paper writing. Dorothy Van Dermeulen entertained ,the club at her home at an unusual restaurant party in the winter. ln March the club entertained the forty juniors eligible to try-out for editor of the SUN in I932-33 at an acquaintance party at the school. g Elections for try-out editors took place the week following the party by closed ballot. The seven elected each edited one issue of the SUN, and in Juneythe try-out editor who, in the opinion of the retiring staff, got out the best issue, was elected editor. , - THE CALENDAR l9y32

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THE CALENDAR l932 HUTCH STUDIG FILLS REAL NEED The Hulch Sludio is now lhree years old. ll began ils career as lhe Hulchinson Arl Club in I929 wilh seven charler members, some ol whom are s+ill in school. ln lhis group may be included: Lawrence Bergerson, Sara Sciolino, Mildred Arsnieau, and Marion Pemberlon. ,Al lhe presenl lime lhere are lwenly-lhree members who meel regularly once a week in room 307. Any sludenl in good slanding in lhe school is inviled lo allend lhe meelings, as membership is nol slriclly limiled lo lhose in lhe arl classes or courses, allhough sludenls wilh +alen+ are prelerred. The purpose ol lhe club is lo creale and losler an inleresl in arl andinlhings arlislic. Throughoul lhe year, lhe group has done much work-making signs lor various school aclivilies and dances, poslers lor plays and games, posler work lor compelilions and conlesls, show case decoralion, carloons lor lhe school newspaper, and crall and painling in oils lor lhe benelil ol lhe members. The mosl imporlanl ol lhese, however, is lhe compelilive posler work. Al lhe lime lhis copy wenl lo press, lhe club mem- bers were working on a posler which has lor ils awards nol only a lour-year arl scholarship al Syracuse Universily, bul one hundred dollars in gold, lilly dollars in gold, and len honorable menlions. Through Miss Maude Reamer's guidance, lhis young club has laken lirm rool, and is admirably lullilling a long-lell need al Hulchinson-Cenlral High School. ll is a source ol greal salislaclion lo know lhal we can lurn lo lhe Hulch Sludio and lhe members ol lhe advanced drawing classes lor signs and allraclive poslers lo adverlise school proiecls, and have lhe work compleled so ellicienlly and success- lully, said Mr. William E. Wealer, adviser lo lhe Sludenl Board. Frank Jerman, Helen Kreis, Mariorie Depew, Lawrence Bergersonf second row: Marlin Bush, Waller Maze, Bernard Jacobson, Louis Ballon, and Angelo Cenlanni.