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

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oqoa iqmaPlii Kappa Sigma Phi, one of the oldest ofthe Tech fraternities, was founded in 'l909. lt is an honor society devoted to leadership and public service. An annual feature of our program in- cludes a Spring Scholarship Dance, the proceeds of which are used to provide a financial award in the form of a scholarship to a deserving senior. Dr. Kuehn and Dr. Stein are to be congratu- lated for their constant assistance in enabling us to provide this worthwhile service to our school. SCHoLARsuiP DANCE KAPPA SIGMA PHI President ......... Frank Mariani Vice-Prf'.si1lent .... Richard Killian Recordingsecretary .. Ronald A. Huntz Cnrres. Secrvtmjv . . . George Harrick Treasurer ...... . Chester Palys Ass't. Treasurer ..... Daniel Bleck Sergeant-at-rlrnis ...... Juri Valdov Faculty Advisors - Dr. Kuehn, Dr. Stein Row One J. M. Kasper, J. Valdov-Sergeant-at-arms, M. Killian-Vice-President, C. W. Stein- Faculty Advisor, F. J. Mariani-President, G. E. Harriclc - Corresponding Secretary, R. A. Heintz-Recording Secretory, C. S. Palys - Treasurer Row Two J. F. Besl, B. Fry, A. Lynch, F.M. Doeing, J. Ddnyluk, R. Richardson, G. W. Crimi, J. Marando, H. Neunder Row Three E. Reynolds, D. Bleek, J. W. Fry, J. A. Killian, P. Hoebel, C. A. Crittsinger, R. Zavodny, J. R. Miller, R. Volk, P. A. Keitz

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ET JETS l'rf'sidf'nt ....... Daniel Kaspryzak l'1fr'e'-l're's1'rlent . .... John Kasper Secretary .... . . . Glen Gucinski Trvasurvr ....... Raymond Massey ,fiss't. SI'!'fPflI7fY ..... Kenneth Dyl lfrxrzilty flzlvisnr - Mr. Freer Row One F. Sodus, L. Lambert, R. Bah, J. Hubbard, E. Weroniecki, R. Drenko, F. J. Patrick, R. Voss Row Two J. Best, W. Hrynczak, E. Grudniewski, A Zucker, H. Gucinski-Secretary, D. Kaspr- zyk-President, W. Freer-Faculty Advisor, J. Kasper-Vice-President, K. Dyle-Asst. Secretary, R. Massey-Treasurer, T. Butler, W. Burr, M. Terpin Row Three D. Olsen, F. Maieski, M. Piersa, W. Herrod J. Westermeier, Y. Lewondowski, R. Matu- siak, F. Grosso, S. Knox, K. Kasprzak, D. Potter, J. Martis, G. Grant, P. Iwanitzki, A. Skretny, F. Kucharski, T. Kancar Row Four B. Fry, P. Kuczkowski, R. Helms, J. Rach- linski R.Gnacinski D Haras m R.Gorski 1 1 - Y 1 1 S. Forcier, T. Durawa, R. Surdei, T. Dzygun, D. Jurewicz, J. LaBuda, G. Fuzak, P. Hoehn, M. Waller, E. Tsengas, C. Alaimo Row Five T. Lewandowski, D. Rychnowski, R. Don- nelly, J. Szczepanier, R. Sylecki, G. Haid- vogel, G. Martin, R. Kinkle, S. Karnyski, T. Rachunas, A. Gardonier, G. Mruk, R. Lannon Jdi The JETS, now only two years old, have al- ready earned a reputation as a creative and scien- tific organization. ln order to promote the practical application of the theories learned in the class- room, the members have worked on various proiects throughout the year with the aim of developing something original and exploring thevarious fields of science. Several movies concerning new developments in different fields of science have been seen for the purpose of increasing the technical knowl- edge of our members. Also, tours were taken through local plants which were of interest to the members. We should like to take this oppor- tunity to thank Mr. William Freer, faculty advisor to the JETS, for his assistance.

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KEY CLUB l're.sidf'nt ...... Clifford Crittsinger lice-l'rf'si1lf'nL ..... Edward Nagel Secretary' . . . . Daniel Paleszewski Treasurer .... .... J uri Valdov Sr-rgmznz-at-,flrms .... Daniel Bleclc Faculty' flrlvisnr - Mr. Clow Row One D. Bleck-Sergeant-at-arms, J. Valdov- Treasurer, C. A. Crittsinger - President, E. D. Nagel-Vice-President, D. F. Pulas- zewski-Secretary, E. J. Clow-Faculty Advisor Row Two R. R. Radel, H. Gucinslci, R. M. Killian, M. H. Waller, C. 5. Palys, E. Reynolds, E. Falk, J. M. Kasper, G. E. Harriclc, R. V. Swaniclc Row Th ree D. Bristol, J. R. Petersen, J. A. Killian, D. G. Crosby, V. Borchert, R. Kinkle, P. Boyer, W. E. Christmann, J. A. Becker, A. Gardonier TechK Club Service to the school and the community are the main objectives of the Tech Key Club. ln keeping with these aims, this year we sponsored a motorcade, conducted an assembly on Teachers' Appreciation Day, and initiated an annual Mathe- matics Award. We have been nationally commend- ed for our worlc at the Cerebral Palsy Association of Buffalo. UI Last summer five of our members attended the National Convention at Chicago to learn the attributes of community leadership. Our club is especially grateful to the Buffalo Kiwanis Club, particularly to Mr. Hickey, for the invalu- able assistance rendered in conjunction with our activities. We are very grateful, also, to Dr. Kuehn, our principal, and to Mr. Clow, our faculty advisor, whose advice and assistance have been very much appreciated. .Q A 1 ,w