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

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vdand6 CM The Rifle Club has been active at Tech for twelve years and has been a member of the Na- tional Rifle Association for two years. The club was founded to provide instruction and practice to the sophomore, iunior, and senior students in the safe handling and use ofa rifle. Through com- petitive shooting with other rifle clubs the mem- bers have become quite efficient at this sport and have obtained ratings from the National Rifle Association of Pro-Marksman, Marksman, Marks- man First Class, Sharpshooter, Expert Rifleman, and Distinguished Rifleman. In addition to its regular activity the Rifle Club has participated in one school assembly and, also, has sponsored each year the pencil sale in connection with the basketball season. Our aims have come nearer their mark through the assis- tance of Mr. William Freer, our faculty advisor, who is quite a sharpshooter himself. -1.1 f'--fx p ei. F RIFLE CLUB President ......... Joseph Mineo Vice-President . . . Samuel Arena Secretary .... . . . Kevin Kolz Treasurer ........ Eugene Jolbert Statistical Officer . . James A. Killian Faculty Advisor - Mr. Freer Row One W. V. Freer- Faculty Advisor, E.P.Jolbert - Treasurer, J. Mineo-President, K. A. Kolz - Secretary, J. A. Killian- Statistical Officer Row Two T. Noonan, P. DiGiacomo, A. Tamburello, F.Mitrey, P. Walters, W. Hussey, F. Campo- felice, R. Smith, B. Bauer Row Three D. Rychnowski, R. Ptak, W. lppolito, M. E. Freer, R. Pecqueur, T. Conroy, T. McCargo Row Four H. Eberle, G. Rowley, D. Mclndoo, R. Ertel, D. Burchalewski, J. Jason, J. Wandell, J. Pierce, C. E. Hoinz

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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

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SENIOR HI-Y President ...... Chuck Tramontana l 'z'cc-Presizlenl . . . John Westermeier Secretary .... . Herbert Feldman Treasurer . . . . Chuck Albanese Chaplin ....... . Ronald Radel Sergeant-at-Arms .... David Bristol Faculty Advisor - Mr. Lenoci Row One R. R. Radel-Chaplin, D. Bristol-Sergeanh at-arms, C. Albanese- Treasurer, L. Lenoci - Faculty Advisor, C. Tramontana-President, J. Westermeier-Vice-President, H. Feld- mann- Secretary Row Two C. Getz, C. Intrabartolo, G.-Brese, J. Ott, M. E. Freer, R. Gnacinski, R. Kuchta, D. A. Jurewicz Row Three R. Surdei, S. Malkinski, R. Malec, V. Fish, H. Drumm, R. Bronowski, R. Bennett, R. Porodko, E. P. Jolbert Row Four P. E. Mooney, A. Muscarella, J. C. Mon- tione, R.M. Donnelly, T. Johnson, G. Grant, T. Nowak i ' o ' Hi-Y This marks Tech Senior Hi-Y's 50th year of service to our school and community, thus making it one ofthe oldest clubs at Tech and, no doubt, one ofthe oldest Hi-Y clubs in Buffalo. President Tramontana has been working very hard to have all members promote our ideals of clean speech, scholarship, sportsmanship, and clean living. In carrying out this plan he has had the full sup- port of the entire club membership as well as the YMCA. Each Tuesday we meet at the downtown YMCA to carry out the various activities of our program. These activities include bowling parties, dances, ioint meetings, religious gatherings and service proiects for the community. The club members wish to express their sincere thanks to Mr. Joe Allen ofthe YMCA and Mr. Louis Lenoci, our faculty advisor, for their help in enabling us to carry out our program successfully. 'v? lc