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

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rw I 1'-1 5- wr--v-wx: -1-,V f 'r t f'-v- . K,-. mw'N'nm 1llW .s ' eww AVIATION DEPARTMENT While strolling down Main street in the year 1950, a Well-known thieater attracted my attention. Crossing the street, I barely escaped death as twoi cars piloted by Dearlove and Lowery and an I. R. C. street car manned by Hales- trieri flew by in echelon formation, a habit formed in the school parking lot. At the ticket window of the Shelton Square Opera House, I was presentedl with passes by the owner and bouncer, Adornetto, esquire. Inside, the head usher, Zak, was drilling his staff, Hemmerling, Krzyzynski and Lesko. The Comic Team of Beetlepuss Shields and his stooge, Pinkel, as Well as the dynamic, current serial, Superman with Simons in the leading role, were the feqature attractions. Later, while seated in the Spaghetti Club owned by Gaifidini, Terranoua and McCoy, the door suddenly opened and the body of Penner rolled in once again, evading the clutches of the determined Kathleen. from him I learned that Batz, who was run over by Nyshta at Skateland, had lbeen recently patted in the face, by the spade of Grave Digger Baran in the em- ploy of Krawczyk's Funeral Emporium. . Noticing my curious glance, Penner explained that the gruesome haircut was obtained at the Cappello-Bevilacqua Barber Salon. It was here that he'read a book, the Theory of Physiology, by Weiler and Ward, which explainedl why Banas was still gunning for Bottaro 8 years after the Senior Reunion for which Andy secured Hank a blind date. tBushyl. Desiring a Hocketship Hide, I Went to the Airdrome of Morelewski and Bajak. I was frightened by the discovery that the chief mechanic was Bernadt, aided by Buecheler and Chodkowski. Surviv- ing the hectic ride, I was attracted by a congregation of people listening to a heated discussion. It was certainly humorous to hear Tugend, Giehrll and Buchner tell how Germany was robbed in the war. Needing gas I stdpped at Kleckner's elaborate gas station. Employed there was Haslam, an dxpert at pumping. Piechowicz had been there since 1941, he is still trying to het a push for his Plymouth. Here I learned that Pop Ballachino, was the father ot five children. Ames, the stratogist, and renowned student of the harnmer and saw, had taken up doctoring and after a wild ride in Wagner's ambulance had delivered the quaint quints. Wozniak and Bumpus who didnt know any better, worked at the Catalano Boat Company through the recommendation of the Faltisco, Rozanski, Malak Employment Service, who Were allways finding work for others but none for themselves. I i I I