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

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3 ARMY Adauak, Henry Atherton, William M. Richard Heck, Edqar Bender, Leroy -, Binqenheimer, Walter Btogurnll, Clarence Border, Iohn lrlndlefy, Lamotte E. Bruce. Howard Burqasser, Francis Carter, Raymond Countryman, Iames M. Cramer, William Cmadlalc, Leopold DeSal1e, George Dubai, Henry Doll. Thurbert Dorschel, Clarence Lt. Dzlmbrltske, Arthur Emminaer, Ioeeph Evans, Iames Lt. Felslci, Bernhard Foley,'Edward I-lemon, Martin Heil, Edward Forster, Corporal Karl M. Franklin, Irwin Fronaak. Edward I. Gardner, George Grzeszczuk, Henry Guartno, Henry Gullo, Dominic S. Haas, Earl Hake, Edward Haan, Arthur Healy, 'Thomas Helmlckl, Richard Heximer, Harold Hodgson, Howard Huntz, Robert Iamieson, William Iohrxson, Richard Kaczmarek, Michael Kamholz, Marvin Kaminskt, Ted Kaufman, William Kellner, Eugene Keroack, Reginald Klebzak, Michael Klekebusch, Clayton Ktfner, Daniel iii Baq4mz'JwZLS.8 ' Koctenckl, George C. Kolacki, Eugene Knaszak, Edward I. Kraft, Edwin Kwapich, Daniel Lieberman, Milton Linneman, Edward Litke, Glen Lohry, Sheridan Lorenz, Thaddeus Lorkowskt, Harry Lubstorf, Elmer Mactejewski, Harry Maday, Henry Marchioli, Hnthony F. McGuire, Thomas Mercer, Walter Mercurio, Iohn Miller, Benjamin Moon, Ernest Nagel, Walter Nowak, Chester Oehler, Edwin Olejniczak, Aloistus Ostrowski, Ioseph Parker, Linsford Percy, Edwin Pettigrew, Leo Pietrzak, Ioseph Piller, Ioseph Piroq, Joseph Plzzutt, Anthony Poltorak, loseph Radlich, Norman I. Ratchuk, Edward S. Rteser, Werner Romanowskt, Bernard Rzewuskl, Stefan Shultz, Leon Lt. Skonleczny, Walter Skotarczak, Raymond Spang, Edward Speck, Edward Staslak, Henry Susek, Marion Thill, Vincent. Capt. Thomson, Paul Topor, Stanley I. Valenti, Anthony Wagner, Edward Wahler, Franklyn Walkiewicz, Edward Weber, Raymond Webster, William I. Wilczynski, Felix Wilson, loseph Wittman, Ralph I. Wollenschlaqer, Franklin Woodward, Kenneth Worral, Roy Zemko, Stephen Zowodzlnskt, Iohn Zwolenklewicz, Edward NAVY Bednasz, Stanley Clmato, Silvey I. Geck, Iohn Koch, Frank G. McLaughlin, Lloyd Tanner, Leon Wlelopolski, Leonard Young, Roger MARINES Browning, Roland Gustte, Otto Keroack, Reginald Oleske, Robert Perry, Russell R.A.F. Karnholz, Marvin Wunsch, Vernon

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I and rapidity, and old ideals are bombed and b to the very source from which they arose ed e as Pls serious problems arise with unegualled urn I W 1 n members of the class of 1942, realize that a ious world awaits the sorely needed help abilities. SRX- of our 1 itary dictatorship to democracy and our syst social and political organization, we acce challenge with clear thinking and a dete No longer doubting the threat of mf' em P rmi tion to do our utmost in retaining a humane and sound form of government. Fortified with these priceless ideals, w a fond farewell to our Elma Mater and face future with confidence and courage. To those who have gone before us an now rendering their help in military serv our government, we proudly dedicate this of the Craftsman. - -CLQSS OF 1 Of t the Ila- e bid the dare ice to issue 942

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l l i z l 7 l I l l ....1qMM4673 You, the graduates ot 1942, and We, the teachers and remaining pupils ot Burgard, have learned to work together during the past year. We've had four shifts, around the clock, twenty-tour hours a day. It has all been so sim- ple because there has been square-dealing, give and take and co-otperation on the part of everybody. Harmony has been the watchword of our all-out effort. With it, we'll do more than our share to put Uncle Sam in first place. I There are 5256 of us now in this school. Since luly, 1940, seven ltraining, programs have been conducted here involving a total of 22,431 trainees. We are proud and jealous of this school's record as an Arsenal ot Dentooracyf' We've taken these words to heart. . ln the one and one-halt years just passed, We've gone from peacle-time to defense-time to war-time, and have stepped up our vocational training pro- gram llOO'Wi. Think of it! ln placements of pre-employment trainees alone, We've passed the 5000th mark. This old school is riding like a destroyer in a gale. l I l , I