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

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Math Club The aim of the Tech Math Club is to familiar- ize interested students with applications of math- ematics other than those covered in the classroom. Now in its sixth year of active functioning, the Tech Math Club is one ofthe most popular organi- zations in the school. Every Monday afternoon at 3 p.m. the Tech Math Club members receive advanced instructions from Mr. Buchman in the theory and use of the slide rule, the desk calcu- lator, and the electromagnetic digital computer. Also, at least once during the year a plant trip is held in order to provide us with an oppor- tunity to gain practical knowledge in the use of mathematics in industry. The members ofthe Math Club would like to thank our faculty advisor, Mr. Buchman, for the invaluable aid and instruction he has given us. MATH CLUB President ....... Herman Gucinski Vice-President. . . Clifford Crittsinger Secretarv . . . . . Michael Waller Treasurer ....... Dennis Jurewicz Sergeant-at-Arms .... George Harrick Faculty Advisor - Mr. Buchman Row One D. A. Jurewicz- Treasurer, C. A. Crittsinger -Vice-President, H. Gucinski-President, M. H. Wal ler-Secretary, G. E. Harrick- Sergeant-at-arms Row Two E. S. Good, J. C. Montione, E. L. Buchman, l.. S. Sherman, E. Taublieb, l. C. Water, E. Wanat, A. Haidufi Row Three H. Miller, A. E. Heisler, W. Passage, R. Sterling, R. J. Gorski, G. W. Fuzak, J. W. Hughes, R. M. Polakav, K. Hough, T. R. Swift Row Four R. Yuhnke, W. E. Christmann, G. M. Kale, D. Rymme, H. Drumm, V. Borchert, J. F. Passage, A. Gardonier, R. Porodko, D. F. Palaszewski

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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

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PROJECTION STAFF l'rf's1'rl c'r1 t ........ Frank Tominich lir-1'-l'rvsi:l 1'r1 I . . . Robert Johnson S fff- rvmry . . . . . . Conrad Boie 7'rr'c1.s11r1'r ........ James Petersen I 11f'11 lm' .'l1f1fiSrvr - Mr. Roesch At Table C. F. Roesch-Faculty Advisor, C. Bole- Secretary, R. Johnson - Vice-President, F. Tominich- President, J. Peterson-Treas- urer, D. Woitkowiak - Sergeant-at-arms Row Two R. Johnson, A. Zollitch, P. Schifferli, A. Altenoeder, S. Buczko, R. M. Donnelly, R. Pecuer, E. Koehler, J. Fieramusco, J. Prantner Row Three L. Hess, A. Gardonier, W. Epke, W. Mertle, P. Kozlowsky, C. A. Crittsinger, R. J. Su- lecki, D. Henning, J. Block, S. D. Piccione One of the busy organizations at Tech this year has been the Projection Staff whose respon- sibility it is to assist with the visual aid program of the school. its members have been thoroughly trained and tested to ossure that each member meets with the high qualifications re- quired. The results have been an efficient staff exceedingly capable of providing the student body not only with more knowledge, but also with some entertainment through motion pictures, slides, tape recordings and weekly assemblies. 1