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

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Commerce Club COMMERCE CLUB -first row: O'Brien Rycr, Nemirov, Lenevitch, lsnnscconc Porccllio, Lougcn, Koch, Schunk, Cessroni second row: Marotta, Loiacono, Caliguiri A. Menno, Chretien, Miss Hall, Godert Hiller, T. Mcnno, Kulesz, Di Christina Kelseyg third row: Wadsworth, O'Shea Miller, Bogumil, Cnnnizzaro, Coppola Lacognota, Tricoli, Norton, Perot, Capraro Di Figlia: fourth row: Stainbrook, Guzzo Walsh, Bujnicki, Cobb, Costello, Milazzo Paolucci, L. Benfantig P. Benfanti, Smith Ziegelmaier, Borinsky, Stokes, Palermo: Ricotta. v Under the capable guidance of Miss Agnes Hall, the Commerce Club has endeavored to aid its members in becoming better business men and women. This year the Club started its activities with the regular annual dance. Then., too, our annual Christmas Program and a basketball game and dance were enjoyed by all the members. In addition to its usual activities the Club is awarding the Lady Victory plaque to the girl,s studyroom having the highest percentage on the honor roll, and the Victory plaque to the boy's winning room. A dance and party given in the gymnasium in May, ended the year's activities. During the year of 1940-1941, fifty-six members were enrolled in the Commerce Club at Hutchin son-Central High School. The officers who presided so faithfully and who were so coo erative were Carl Godert, presidentg Ann Menno, vice presidentg Jack Chretein, treasurerz, and lilertha Hiller, secretary. Miss Agnes Hall of the Commercial Department acted as adviser for our bi-monthly meetings which were held on Fridays. She deserves a good deal of thanks for her time and effort spent to promote the progress of this board. Some of our activities for this year are recounted in the article above. THE COMMERCE CLUB BOARD- first row: Ann Menno, Miss Hall, Bertha Hiller: second row: Jack Chretien, Carl Godert. Commerce Club Board C577

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The Girl Reserves Axthelmg jendraszekg Skolarczyk, treasurer dentg Krentz, secretaryg Kirinoviczg D Claps: second row: Huebbersg Emler Botticcilag Milleng Cavallarsg Smith: Schmidtg Gantzg third row: Ziegelmaier Hillg Waltherg Rackig Darker. un: -- , Thel lutehinson Cirl Reserve Club plans a program of activities for the whole year. Two outstand- ing events of l9-'10-I9-'ll were the lCrie conference and tl1e eity wide conference. The former held on M areh 27-30 brought together Girl Reserves from western New York. The annual Christmas partv and the gathering of toys to be donated to the Children's llospital kept the girls busy during De- eember. This spring a tea was given with the girls from Memorial Center as guests. This year's oliieers were: President, liueille Clapsg vice president, Rose Seattolinig secretary, Lorraine Krentzg trnasurer, Josephine Skolarezyk. Catherine Caetano and Ida Azzaretto were the Inter-Club Coun- se ors. Four years ago the Students Attendanee Committee was organized to eneourage better attendance and to keep the students informed eoneerning eomparative standing. The work of the Committee was eontinued this year under the supervision of Mrs. Crane. ldaeh month the eommittee is granted part of an assembly period in whieh to give their attendance report. At these assemblies, the stand- ings of the studyrooms are announeed by the oflieers of the committee and banners are awarded to those sludyrooms which have been outstanding in their attendance. The officers for this year are: president, Ann ltieeig viee president, Angeline Canaleg and secretary, Parker Komm. THE ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE-v first row: Leakow, Canals, Ricci, Kommg second row: Visone, Nati, Lacognota, 1 Buscaglia, Webster, Langeg third row: Hines, Coma, Skahen, Minnuto, Carbone, Kreiglaum, Parlato. The Students Attendance Committee 561 GIRL RESERVES-first row: Downeyg L. Claps, president: Scattolini, vice presi-

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Tawasi TAWASI-first row: O'Brieng Vastola presidentg Mrs. Eaton, faculty adviser Snetsky, treasurerg Marchione, secretary second row: Boychuckg Ryerg Shandraw Erong Rossg De Meog third row: Schenk Resetaritsg Pollinag Panzarellag Nappa STUDENT SOCIAL COMMITTEE- Fordg johler. Tawasi has had an enjoyable time this year. In addition to our regular meetings, a very successful skating party was held at Scott's Roller Rink in February. Another afternoon, the girls all gathered in Room 229 and had a fine time making popcorn balls. At our Spring Party given in the gymnasium, everyone enjoyed dancing and playing games. Now we are looking forward to our picnic at which we will bid farewell to our seniors. We hope those members who remain will carry on successfully and that all will be happy in whatever they attempt next year. The Student Social Committee plans and sponsors parties and social events which include the whole school. The season usually starts off with a tea at which the Student Committee and the Faculty Committee under which it works meet to get acquainted. Then follow during the year the dances and other social functions. This year the committee has a membership of thirty-five girls and thirty-five boys, chosen mostly fr the junior, senior and high sophomore classes. The officers arc: Arthur Schunk, chairmang Dorot 'y Frye, vice chairmang Maxine Minteau, secretaryg and Rob ert Lougen, treasurer. Miss Penny is sponsor of the committee. first row: Rackig Paprockig Coheng De- Wecseg Minteau, secretary: Schunk, presi- dentp Frye, vice president: Lougen, treasur- erg Kauffmang Lcmonisg LaWallg Canaleg second row: Desideriog Morabitog Pizzag Krentzg Valloneg Mennog McDonnellg Schulzg Bassg Huebbersg Quaglianag Fer- rarag Ghiannig third row: Barsteing King, Romsnog Foxy McDonaldg Lubickg E. Di Bartolog Cesaronig Godert: Stainbrook, Suffer. The Student Social ommittee C585