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

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eadqad in Me Glam!!! Two thousand feet beneath our wheels The city sprawls across the land Like heaps oi children's blocks outtlung In tantrums. by a giant hand. To east a silver spire soars And seeks to pierce our lower wing Above its grasp we drift along. A tiny. droning. shiny thing. The noon crowds pack the busy streets. The el trains move so slow. so slow. Amidst their traffic. chaos, lite. The city's busy millions go. Up here. aloof. we watch them crawL In crystal air we seem to poise Behind our rnotor's throaty roar- Down there. we're iust another noise. -Dick Dorrance

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Printing Freshmen GROUP 150 Boyd, lohn Eberlin, Hans Gallagher, Dean Kochmanski, Alfred Kozlowski, Edward Kreuzer, Raymond Krol, Leonard Kutz, Donald Mikolajwak, Robert Parlow, Edward Rease, George Skwarczylc, Henry Szymanski, Chester Twarozek, Steven Wagner, Ioseph Wardzinski, Edwin Wawrzyniak, Flnthony GROUP 1 51 Bellomo, Elia Browning, Otto Burzik, Robert Chamberlain, ldmes Collins, Robert Drexler, Wesley Franr, Richard Fronczak, Ladislaus Kazemir, Walter lshrandt, loseph Marien, Donald Kozlowski, Richard Keipper, Howard Sewastynowicz, Franris Smith, Kenneth Tokarczyk, Edwin Wypych, Ioseph

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AVIATIGN an instrument of American progress This year the qraduates of the Aviation department are looking forward to the day following their formal graduation, when each one of them will be inducted into the aircraft industry. These graduates are keenly aware that they are fortunate indeed to qraduate in a course so vital to the nations defense, and at a time when the aviation industry needs trained personnel, ln his senior year each student is allowed to prepare for that branch of the aviation industry for which he thinks he is best fitted. The rnain courses of the aviation department are: 1. Aircraft Maintenance and Repair. 2. Qircraft Manufacturing. 3. Aircraft Loftinq. 4. Aircraft Welding.