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

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The Hutchinson Band BAND --Hrst row: Stokes, Wilcox, Robino- witz, Cohen, Boudreau, Cattarin, Laberta, Scamacca, Gaglione, Barbern, Clore, Olatig second,row: Meyer, Sciortino, Rigoli, Carsello, Pizzuto, F. Desiderio, Marranca, Guerra, Ghianni, Wotherspoon, Harriston, Damico, Burgott, Fierro, Mr. Tobiag third row: Peacock, Palermo, Rizzo, Imerese, Krupa, Ceglia, Peters, Ziegler, Peelerg loutth row: Bell, Del Cotto, Nash, Di Natale, Wilson, I-Iutter, Curto, Q ,M Burgan. l'nder the direction of Mr. Gerard C. Tobia, this organization has become one of the most out- standing high school bands in the city. Vile are proud of our band at all times. During the football season, the band in the lirown and Blue uniforms has never missed a game, in which llutchinsonians tool. part. Their formations of the ll and other high school letters are appreciated by all who see them. Much credit should be given to each of the fifty-five mennbers individually for their coopera- tion throughout the year in taking part in the Band of llutehinson-Central lligh School. The orchestra this year has shown great progress in its work under the leadership of Mr. Jerry C. Tobia. Its purpose is to help members to a better appreciation and interpretation of good music through careful practice and study. The assembly programs were made more enjoyable through its excellent performances. The Music Festival which was presented in May, which everyone who at- tended enjoyed, required both intensive preparation and rehearsals. Mr. Tobia and the members feel that they have taken a step forward in accomplishing their aim. Those who have played in the orchestra are the only ones that can truthfully convey this feeling to others. ORCHESTRA-first row: J. Marinelli, F. Pepe, R. Spavento, J. Wotherspoon, L. Wilcox, G. Stokes, M. D'Amico, G. Bucella, L. Guerra, J. Marranca, J. Pizzuto, second row seated: A. Albano, I. Byrd, C. Gowie, C. Brockenton, L. Peacock, J. Gaglioneg first row standing Qt'orwardJ:M. Miller, M. Holder, J. Perrello, M. Hutter, A. Vaccaro, J. Nash, L. Peeler, J. Wilson, C. Colucci, A. Gictin, Mr. Tobiag second row standing felevatedl: M. Szewczuk, V. Parisi, S. Curto, C. Lorigo, L. Pirrone. The Orchestra C54l

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STAGE CREW Hrst row: Morris Bar- 'U' stem David Friedman, managerg john King, assistant manager. second row: john Tiranno Donald Robinson: William Zimmerman Richard Wesley. llutehinson ,llouor Roll assemblies are held quarterlv. At this time pupils who are on the llonor Roll for the first time reeeive an ll. the second an HC, the third an llCll, and the fourth an llCllS. Card awards show a corresponding Brown, Blue, Silver and Gold seal for caeh quarter. Roses are presented to the three highest pupils and they receive special honors on the platform. Over 200 pupils plaeed on the llouor Roll this year. The seniors who have made the llonor Roll for four years are presented with a gold pin on class day. Miss Agnes llall and Miss Mabel Baldwin are on the llonor Roll Connnittee. The stage erew is a group ofseven boys interested in stageeraft. painting, carpentry, and electricity. The duties of this organization include building and painting of scenery for various productions, col- lecting of properties. and the operation ofthe sound and lighting systems. The boys are found back- stage. working at appointed tasks during assemblies and other presentations. Much of the work is done after sehool. and oeeasionally on Saturdays. Mr. NM-dow is faculty adviser of the stage crew and David Friednian is manager. The crew is an organization where boys having no special musical or dramatie talent have the opportunity of taking part in worthwhile extra-curricular activities. The Stage Crew ' K3 C535 The Hon or Roll HONOR ROLL firsf row Miconi Law son, Lippa, Tomasula, Capraro second row: Washburn, J. Hill Canale Longo Mathers, De Meo, Gantz Third row Ragone, Lindamood, Polakoh' Provcnzano Luksch, Short, Marshall Scarvaggi fourth row: Rumley, Nasca, Iannaccone Palermo, Giangrisostomig filth row Lornzo E Di Bartolo, Schunk, Stavrou Cohen

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Y L E x sv The Bel Canto Music Club BEL CANTO-first row: Burgottg Huttcr, secretary: Coluccig Ficrrog Desiderio, presi- dentg Daakalakeg Levendoakig Gichting Spaventog second row: Damico, treasurer: Lipzing Cattaring Pizzutog Del Cottog Di Nataleg Ghainnig Wothcrspoong Marincllig third row: Mr. Tobiag Curtog johnson: Lorigog Gaglione. The Rel Canto Music Club of llutchinson-Central High School was begun in the fall of 1939 by M r. Gerard Tobia. lt was composed of 25 members, chosen from the most outstanding music stu- dents in the lland, Orchestra, and Chorus. The purpose of the Music Club is to create, maintain, and establish a higher standard of musicianship throughout our school and community. The club under the guidance of Mr. Tobia, has ably assisted in such extremely enjoyable programs as the Con- cert, Student Show, and the Music Week Assembly Program. The members feel proud that they have made a step forward. Three years ago the Photography Club was organized by a group of students who wished to pro- mote the sehool's interest in photography. With Miss Ziemann as faculty adviser, this group has had the opportunity ol' learning to develop, print, and enlarge pictures. Much time has also been spent endeavoring to learn how to take pictures which are both well composed and interesting. This rho- tography is one of the many projects undertaken by the club during the year of 1940-1941. uch photographic knowledge will definitely be a helpful asset to each and every member in future years. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB -first row: Dor- g ' rothy Milazzog Joseph Armenia: second row: Angelo RosatigCarl Milazzo, president: third row: Vsnig Abrahamiang jesse Nash: Kenneth De Gaspcr: Miss Ziemann. .lf ' v The Photography l e Club Nw 35 rf its -'11 Vx pax ,- Je., - +L C559