Burgard Vocational High School - Craftsman Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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x 2 2 ' E CRAFTSMAN STAFF lt is witn pride that the Craftsman staff herein present our 1942 edition, confident that our work will motivate a qreater loyalty to the ideals of Burqara. Kowalewslci, Ray Chairman Derenda, Benny Co-Chairman Scliwahl, Herman Moyer, Robert Pliatelc, Edward Koniclzi, l.ouis Sacilowslci, Richard Scharf, Harry Sledziewski, Arthur Blidy, Peter Deqen, Bill Cintato, Vnivent Forster, Michael Mueller, Don Amos, Edward Podlesinslci, Casimir Fendolino, loe Baiocco, lohn Tolsma, Fran Fix, lames Kluytman, Robert Hammer Kenneth Vlfaods, Henry Paul, 'Ted Hodgson, Iolin Neudeck, Richard Baron, Chester Kosciuch, Iohn Dolziesz, Din Heyer, Frank Homunq, Harvey Hemmerliniiz, Norlgqq Amorosso, Philip Bailey, Georgps Toniaszewslci, P517 Vfessel, Georqe Grielnner, Holter'

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in l ' Glafu In the year 1939 approximately four hundred eager freshmen entered Burqard Vocational-high school. Each boy resolved to attain success. He desired to bring honor to himself and to his school. Many distinguished themselves in the field of athletics and in extra-curricular activities. T Two outstanding members of the Iunior class are Robert Walters and Iules Goldberg. They have been on the honor roll for every marking period since their freshman year and, in addition to this, Walters has a record of' never being tardy or absent. The Iunior class has been well represented in interclass activities. During the freshman year, Group 104 won the interclass championship: in the sophomore year Group 233 won the basketball and football championships. The following year showed much talent. Group 331 won both the lunior and School cham- pionships in basketball. l Many Iuniors indulged in varsity sports. Art Amborski is an all-around athlete and the only three-letter man. All-vocational honors were received by Kasper Chermaz and Art Amborski. They were among the first five men in the final cross-country meet. l With these and many other capable students returning to Burgard fdr their senior year, all should excel in academic and athletic endeavors. We are looking forward with great anticipation to our membership in the graduating class of 1943. Frank Scarcella Arthur Arnborski Natale Grillo Edward TI. Stenhouse Treasurer President Vice-president Secretary l I I

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Pm' In me all human knowledge dwells: The oracle oi oracles: Past, present. fuiure. I reveal. Or in oblivious silence seal. What I preserve can perish never- What I forego is lost forever. I speak all languages. by me The deaf may hear. the blind may see The dumb converse, the dead of old Communion with the living hold. All lands are one beneath rny rule- All nations learners in my school. Men oi all ages, everywhere. Become contemporaries' there. -Iarnes Montgomery .9 I