Hutchinson Central Technical High School - Techtonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Rott' I- -Nh. ll. lloelller, Merle Randolph, Viet' I'rt'siflerzl,' Charles Baldi, Prest't1't'rtt.' jack Leong, Treasurerq Ioseph C. Kuielt. St't'lt'ltIIll,' 'Thomas Honolria. Rott' 2-Ronald C. Smyth, Allred A. St-ungio, Arthur Baker, Cary R. Rudolph, VVilIi4nn R. lfulston, Robert V. Swanick. Rott' 3--Ralph Iakubowski. Samuel C. Sabia, Carl W. School, Redmond Nl. Mt-Ciory, james N. Zollitsch, Ilinno W. Shallucas, Robert S. Moscato, Charles 'l'. Swalm, Francis R, Setnenit-lt, Robert Xawierttelia, james A. fVIaciejewski, 'l'homas I. Mason, Michael lf. Cieewiez, Joseph Aquino, William I, Contfdon. Row 4-Clayton I.. Swan, Conrad Anderson, Theodore I . lfluchradt, Charles A. Piosenka, Ronald A. Cin-gory. Ronald li. Vastola, Lawrence I.. Pronotto, Yiek Leong, Iarnes C. Vasi, lfarl lf. Falk, Francis ll. Sgroi, Richard A. Smith. Row 5-Cene A. Ianltowslti, Richard C. Hauser. Ronald I. Monachelli, Daniel R. Lotempio, llaniel I.. Kulinski, Basil Ieschuk. Chester S. Palys, Richard M. Preske, Patil A. Hoebel, Ioseph T. Mili- tello, Rott' ti--Clement I.. Ifroelich, Robert VV. Cerlach, Stanley I. Szyszltowslei, Cordon K. Rodgers, Edward C. Koehleh, Leonard V. Banaszak, Louis F. Kozlowski, Ted I. Majewski, Ioseph R. Valvo. liven though the history oi the Bowling Club is relatively short in comparison with some of tl1e other school organizations. it has received a great deal of enthusiastic support from the student body. lVIembership in the club has led to the development of new friendship and an improved sportsmanlilte attitude because ol friendly competition among boys ol' the same age level and ability. A great deal ol help and interest has been given by Mr. lloefller who is present every Tuesday and VVednesday to coach us in the finer points of the sport. Every Tuesday afternoon free practice is heldg competitive team bowling is held on Wednesday afternoon. It is hoped that the Bowling Club will continue its accelerated growth and pop- ularity with the student body, so that a greater number will avail themselves ol the opportunity to participate in this en- joyable game. 78 Bowling Club President .. ..... Vice President Secretary .. Treasurer . .. . Faculty Advisor ...... . Charles Baldi -Merle Randolph .. ..... Ioseph C. Kurek lack Leong H. Hoelfler sd r I ff! 218229

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Track Club pI'l'Sl.IIl'V1f l'it-4-l'wsi'f1wit Seer'et11rgf VIvl't'flSll rer Sl'I'j,ft'llllf'fIl'AIAIIZS I r1c'ulIg1 Arlrisor ga .M Thomas VVonnaeott llerhert l.. lit-nz Cordon lf. Meffarley Iohn U. Allen Stanley Kozlowski lVlr, Ciolteseh ., -..J ' N N. X., Row I-john U. Allen, Tretzsimm Gordon lf. Meflarley, Seer't'lr1rg1,' Tliornas Wonnaeott, l'resirIt'rtl5 llerhert I ' x X liz-nz, Stanley R. Kozlowski, St'ILft'lll1f at-Arnzs, Rout Q-Norbert A. Plialzgrall, Robert lfaltiseo, Francis ll. Seto D. Charles R. liattaglia, Rolwrt VV. Nolley. Carman N. Roherts. Rott' 3-llohert l,. Kinkle, Clonstantinos il. Shapt ll . - I VW - -Q Ronald L. Smith, Daniel F. Palasxewslci, George VV. VVehrlin, Rohert 1. Rizzo. Benedict I. Tulumello. -'12 'l if , The Traeli Cluh, in its third year at spring. our annual inter-club eompetition. I f -- ' Teeh High. is a fairly new organization, This consists ol a numher ol handicap ' Q fifty.: The eluh was organiyed ehielly lor the traeli and fit-ld events held at Allblligh . 'fzlgi rj- interest. ol the boys going out lor traelc Stadium. The handicaps permit the inex- H and lield. It is our heliel that boys should perieneecl runners to compete with the K-: ' - -' develop physically as well as mentally. seasoned varsity on equal terms, Trophies Q S 1 llraetiees are held regularly at the lT-ith are awarded to the winners ol eaeh event. bi 1' V. Armory on the indoor track. This enables We would like to express our sineere , K? Q j our hoys to get a jump on the other thanks to our Coach and lfaeulty Advisor. a A N - l Ty schools in conditioning them for the spring lVlr. lfdward Cottseh. who has heen a Yi kr season. valuahle asset to the eluh. lle has always 5 - , It is not all praetiee, however, lor wt- stood lor the liincl ol good sportsmanship 7- a., ' A 5 - 1,5-ala' , 5. regularly enter teams in the Buffalo State which has heeome one ol the syrnhols ol Relays sponsored hy the Buffalo State Teeh High. 59,3 ,--., . ., , 1,155.,2e -,,-. JAY ,,1f ,SN,5,,g.' -- af pn. X Teachers College. We also hold, in the 77

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Cheerleaders Presirlent Kenneth D. Farrell Vice President . .. Brian Stephan 1 !lC1l!ilf !ldi'i'sor Nicholas lVl. Pelosi S ., 'bv WILL . 1 X? -'fQS?w2,R A nf SAY ' 1. lih is O . it I' 0 ' F: Y 'i-N. an ' .fi 1 ' is . . AW. ' q v' 'iff' 0,1-. 'T fx Rott' If-Richard A. Volk, Terrence P. Dxygun, Brian Ci. Stephan, joseph Diliberto, Charles A. ciilill. Row Mr. Pelosi, I'vllC'UiiU Arleisorg Kenneth D. lfarrell, Captaing Clillord A. Crittsinger. During the past year it has been the goal oi the cheerleaders to create among the student hotly a deeper interest in the athletic learns and to promote Technical High School in the community. ln striv- ing to obtain our goal we have sponsored and supported such activities as: pep as- semblies, the Tech High football rally. Kappa Sigma Phi's football Sock Hop, the Tech Beat Bennett motoreacle, the PAL night game in which Tech marched to a '79 Iames R. Matxvijkoxv, Richard D. jackson, Paul C. lfig smashing victory over Riversitle. ancl all athletic events throughout the school year. The Cheerleaders ofler their sincere ap- preciation to the student body and faculty whose co-operation has made it possible for us to reach our goal. We also ofler a special vote of thanks to Mr. Nicholas Pelosi, Ir. for giving so much of his time and ellort in helping us prepare and carry out our activities this year. ,-