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

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Ihwxtrrrlg lliittiiitui, Ztirtifr, ltwllis, Kaiser, Tiitilrt, T, Slcliw-illiavli, Sclimoilwi, lhilietr, Klt-ui: :ww itil i luv, ibn. limi flirt-tslcy ll. ltlrttt, ltwraiiiati, Vltulz, Ivlilliii, lltrttlcv, llvtsl-Hi, ltttlciitt lzfiriliiiir' ttiut iiw: ttlswi, 'lltititiwzrlzr ltfloitiiiii, iittti-it Wi-tiistwtii ltlivlq twtviiitr-lilt, lhtltivli. The German Club llttttllItIi1lLU'!l this year, tho Gorman Club under the direction of Miss ltflanhardt has tor its iittrrioaw the iostvrinig ot cr lceonor interest in the German lanquaqe. Pupils in qood standing who are :sturlyiiitr German are eliaiblo tor membership. The officers are: Santo Tritilo. presi' ill tint, lllrltir--1:1 Swlivmlliacli, vico president: Sara Kaiser, secretaryg Marion Schroeder, treasurer: ftiifl ilifliiwy l'elti::, sortrwarit-at-ariiis. At the bi-weekly nieetinqs talented students have ap- l1 tIli l -in the iiro-iiaiiis llarry Stern, Eitqerie Taclrovvslci, Sidney Pellis, and the llarnionica l M lu The Italian Circle lf-fl ity Mi. ltiliartwlo, our capable faculty adviser, the ltalian Circle has been extraordinarily ttwtivi- all yr-ar. Lydia Guercio as president has been ably assisted by Bertha lvlineo, vice rirf-:zirlt -iitp Antoiiiette Greqorio, secretaryg Frederick Lauricella, treasurery and Violetta Sciolino, f't1lttIi1illf?V' cliairiiiari. The initiation party in November was declared an overwhelniina nur 'f'i1l1. A ytirirlmrili which will contain all the events ol the Circle is beinq published. At ififfsfaf-tit iiiost ol the iiienibers are thirikina about next year, planning hikes, picnics, and literary worti. LU itr tt' tint Silt, V. iii it hi. , ft. lf+-lvlfiiri.i, xiii-tgiziif, lVliii4-tv, Cliioivio, latiiitvulla, N. it liin lftiiitritit, .Mir li- sf- 'tilt iftw: l.lr. ltaliaittalo, Quatraiu, Chviirielli, Vasttilrr, t.ir1ii ll ltiul i- ii, 'ftiii:Ltr1i.t1iii,, Viiltirnii, bltriiti- tlittil I W, Lhrlfxiite, lbrasvio, tilciiiovvisv ftitiiiiiit lriiifzit, ll1.ll' tiriir, lttitttxcqlia, V, llvfi, Lfiippolap touith tow: Ditlati, llusssi, iftfayrf:i1 1, l-lJliii,tir, lvltiwiiiiti, lhirylisi, Piiviteia, titubera, aiitl ltr-l.oreiiZi, 1935

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IUNE Seated: Rose Bevilacqua, Rose Becker, Violetta Sciolino, Betty layne Roedel, Lydia Cuercio, Rose Fingold, Cecelia Unherrg standing: Virginia Mallnnwski, May Alexander, Girls' Small Council Student government is the keynote in every modern high school today, and here at Hutchin- son we have it in its most democratic form. The Girls' Small Council is composed of the chairmen of the various committees which operate throughout the school, and the officers of the Council itself. This year the officers are: Betty layne Proedel, presidentg Florence Belliotti, vice presidentq Lydia Guercio, treasurer, Iosephine DiGregorio, recording secretary, and Rose Bevilacqua, corresponding secretary. Mrs. Edith Lankler is our enthusiastic and capable adviser. Girls' Large Council And here is the group which has in its hands the actual keeping of order throughout the school. These girls carry on their duties in the lunchroom, in the library, on the stairways, in the corridors, in the locker rooms, and in the assembly. The Girls' Council was organized six years ago to maintain order in the lunchroom. Today its presence is felt in every part of the school, promoting activities of every kind, yet withal keeping Hutchinson a Well reg- ulated unit. Beatrice Plleger, and Dorothy Olson. Seated: Lesinska, Longo, DeMarchi, M. Hughes, Barclen, Dornbrowski, Severino, R. A. Cottonaro, Iarocki, Ctutsche, Mazurka, Lee, Conwell, Boettier, second row: Nancekivell, Meckle, Lenz, Ward, Graeber, McDougal, Gritzke, Latona, losefiak, Hudecek, Berliant, Rores, Maenick, Kestenbaurn, third row: Massa, Dardick, Szostak, Houghton, Zarnbito, Kroprnan, Arrnbruster, Komm, l. Blatt, Coriqliano, Taqliaferro, King, Chirnofly last row: Gregorio, B. Hughes, Mackay, Festa, Burnhar, Bula, Then, Scars, Theisen, Ditkoff, Henderson, Meyer.

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JUNE , Seated: Richardson, Rozmyslowski, Hutton, Gaglione and the mascot Prince, Froebnrg, Hnlgate, lerniany sccontl row: Manqio, Martin, Morton, Krcfiivslci, Mills, Lewis. Hutch Hi-Y Organized in l9l4, the Hutch Hi-Y is an organization of young men who have the best interests of their school at heart. Membership is limited. This year the club consisted of twenty active members who met in the Central Y every Friday evening. Officers for next year are' Robert Morton, president: loseph Mangio, vice president, Arthur Richardson, secretary- and Leo Rozmyslowslci, treasurer. The annual picnic is a day when officers and members alike have a delightful time. Commerce Club This year the Commerce Club was privileged to do the advertising, circulation, and general business management of THE SUN. Many alumni attended the annual Fall initiation party at the Old Soldiers' Home. The loint Meeting with Grover Cleveland, Riverside, and Pine Hill was a great success. The club sponsored a spring dance and organized a welfare com- rip and the picnic were events long to mittee to visit members who were ill. The Harbor T be remembered. Speakers at meetings included: Mr. Roswell P, Rosengren, Miss Kretz, Miss Ziemann, and Mr. DiBartolo. Seated: Mangio, Rine, Bender, Sommer, Fricano, Gritfo, Vtfiseman, Zander, second row: Bevilacgua, Creighton, Spray, Berliant, Hope, Alewander O'Connell, Hess, Barbieri, Holl- man, Cugini, third row: Mr. Lindermari, Meyer, Csont, Graeber, Gould, Pfleger, Then, lchnson, Hird, Braaten, Amica, Murray, Curro, Wilsoiig fourth row' Rynn Morreale Schil- ling, Dollman, Bodonsky, Tronolone, Halas, Meckle, Short, Theisen, Henderson,ilKeefe King: top: Machemer, Lincoln, Lazzara, Snedjinski, Hutton, Rettke, Williclrns, Vacarelli Carr, Smith, Richardson, Maggioli.