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

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iififitocl: Popirflo, Marchetti, Sappo, Louise, Baird, losefialc, Schwalhach, Zimmerman, iiilvrnolig sowonfl row: Miss Parker, lrxniclci, Ruth, E. Palniero, Otani, C-oultl, Olconcislci, Losinska, llaqon, Davidson, and Scania. Tawasi Club The Towasi Cluh, tornierly the llonie Economics Club, has tried in every way to live up to the siqniticance of the nanie Friend and Helper. Looking hack over the events of the year, we renienilner in particular lrene Davidson and Eileen Baird attending the national convention in New York City, the Tlianksqiviriq party to which two representatives and an adviser troni every hiah school hoine economics club were invited, the House Electric trip, and Anne Eagan, Columbia Louise, and Mildred Louise, and Eileen Baird at the state convention in Ithaca. Lunchroom Assistants Quietly f-lhcfiont and couitoously helplul, Miss Reanfs lunchrooni assistants are anionq the liozst trained qroups in Hutchinson. Allowed to leave the classes which they attend just lietoro lunch in order that they may be ready to serve promptly when the hells for lunch' ooh rinfg, these students capahly till their positions of trust. Some serve, sonie check trays: and others sell candy, or act as cashiers. This year's aroup carries on a long tradition ot choorlul, capable service. llfivitwl: Wllllfimas, lVlt1ll1llY,KlVIlIlf'l,l,ll4'Y,ll-fl'1ilYllHlI,lillltkltfl, lioiinlrii, lDol!lrn 'lu, l,f'n+iv1tr'lig wvoiul iovvi llllllfl, lliiiwiw, Aviiivo, ll'l'1, Aiiifxo, Ainilviiistvi, lVlt5Ill'f1l1', Kohl, iiliowviza, lf-fi'forwg tliufl ifw: Monflolfi, l'fill, lftlllfiltlii, Cfoppolri, lvinian, Mills, liinv, Kiriiutw, lftuitl: row: l'oifl, K'fuf:::, 12. lvlf'Kf'i:71i-, lll1lil'lft, IX. Evttko, lluttiun, llanson, Anaclo. 1935

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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.

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Seated: Lorenzetti, Kaluzny, Dembowski, I-lriczko, Korris, Manny, Gross, Seweryn, Wag- ner, second row: Leedy, H. Stern, Valario, Schroeder, Lewis, Hutton, DiAgostino, Mili- tello, Catania, Guercio, Young, Vastolap third row: Mr. lerry Tobia, Mineo, Ceglia, Turner, Vaccarclli, Candell, Guggliuzza, Prusak, and S. Stern. Under the delightful direction of Mr. Tobia, the and special occasions this year, including the performances of the school play. The orchestra cert. Through the cooperation of the orchestra leadership the orchestra has grown in size and inclined is invaluable. The Band Hutchinson Grchestra orchestra has played for many assemblies Thanksgiving musical program and the two was happy to participate in the Spring Con- members and the inspiration of Mr. Tobia's morale. Association with others musically This year the Band has been under the careful and earnest direction of Mr. Tobia. Last torin when he called for players only six signed up for the Band, but through Mr. Tobia's efforts, and Miss Link's, the band has grown to 38 members. ln addition to the school concert and many assembly programs, the band has played for the football games, the Hutchinson- Masten Alumni basketball game, night school graduation, the Richmond Speaking Contest, lunior Day, and Senior Class Day. We are looking forward to a bigger and better band for 1936. Seated: Piccolo, DiChristopher, Vacarelli, Ceglia, Mineo, Mr. Tobia, Aniodoo, Norton, li. Cameron, Manfredini, I. Robinson, second row: S. Stern, Rores, Catania, Rutfino, Lauri- cella, Falzone, Hoffman, Skinner, DiMino, Holt, third row: Sokolowslci, Clark, Schroorlfwi, Mancuso, Sorbini, Norwood, Lewis, Nasca, Militello, fourth row: Soars, Barone G. Cant- eron, Moiiis, D'Agostino, Maniufas, Scwlola, !. ltoliinson. JUNE