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

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Stephen Ambor Robert Rothman Rrchard Banasrak Ralph Barbalato Robert Barenthaler Donald Denz Russell Gattu 0 Stephen Ambor Floran Kearnex Norxal Kranz Stephen Ambor James Baldyga IIAND COMPOSITION Norbert Borkovt skr Daxrd Frscher James Gandx Wrllram Haskrll Charles Haug Robert Hunter Ronald Kama Harry LBHQIGNKIC7 Joseph Marorana Rrehard MaJchrzak Robert Mayer Norman Moser Robert Nowrckr Paul Poeltl Edward Revekant Ronald Roskwrtalskr Robert Schrhl Joseph Scrnta Francrs Srcker James Smrth Gerald Zlemranskr 2 fa, grfdofual Gerald Gorzy nskr Fred Husser George Kales Edvsard Krmmrck Ronald Koepple Norxal Kranz Clark Mann Under the superxrsron Mrs Mary Scanlan 1441 WMA Sen Mara eo Robert Rothman Under the superxrsron of Mr Harry Wrrght Weld-fwffuf Char les Lederhouse Under the superxrsron of Mr James Frnlex MAKE UP Wrllram Haskrll Harrx Langrevtrtz Rrehard Majchrzalt Eduard Rex ekant PRESSWORK Thomas Azarello Frank Balestrrerr Fred Hagedorn Chester Krelrzek John Kurasz Donald Muehlbauer Wrllram Myszka Ray mond Mazur Danrel N5 cel Donald Schvu arz Lours Sertz Wrllram Vaughan Eugene Walczak I Serx Marasco Walter Ponrxas Donald Rago Roger Ruhland Edward Rustowrcz Wrllram Shrxens Ralph Whrte Edurn Schnerder Gerald Sobkowrak Ronald Sommer Robert Rothman George Wresnevsskr LIN OTYPE Raymond Mazur Gene Walezak Georbe Wresnux skr Norxal Kranz LITHOGRAPHH Tl omas Azarello James Baldyga Norman Dolegala Norx al Kranz Joseph Kuklevs1e7 John Kurasz Charles Lederhou L Donald Muehlbauer Danrel Nycel Donald Sc vwarz Wrllram Vauffhan Edward Whrte George Wresnevx kr ' ' of ,M ' l . A ' ' James Gandy' Richard Horymski

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81644 Jam .... We seniors of 1952 look back with fond me ro- ries of our first four years at Burgard. It certainly does not seem very long ago since we were awaiting the news of our acceptance or rejection as freshmen at this school We were hoping and praying that we would be accepted Of our group, 115 have remained here for the four' years We are particularly proud of our class record. In September 1948 we entered as freshmen If, was hectic that year. Razing by upper classmen. breaking grammar school habits. and trying to adapt ourselves to new surroundings were but a few of the problems we faced as freshmen. 'We worked and studied hard and xx hen June ermms came xxe passed with flying colors A feeling of pride and superiority enx eloped the students and facultx of Burgard during our sophomore 5 ear We remember with pr ide the Min strel shoxxs for the Honor Roll Assemblies of 1948 and 1949 We recall Mr Weiss masquerading as Professor Beebaskr and M1 Roberts playing hrs saxophone and the Burgard Trro entertaining us xxrth the talents of Stephen Ambo Louis Sertz and Sam Vaccaro B5 1950 xxe xxere xxrse Juniors or sm xxe as sumed and school lrfe introduced more complr cated and tcdrous tasks Our subjects seemed drlii cult and xxe xx ondered rf xxc xxould haxe th nec s Donald Muehlhauer Vice President Gerard Piccolo President sary patience and stamina to continue. However, it was in 1950 that we successfully defended the Cross Country title. Our baseball team also made a fine record. but we were sorry that we lost a hard fought game to Seneca for the Championship. In this year we had Albert Thompson come in first in the All-Vocational run, while in baseball, we had George Dougherty and Santo Santasiero place on the All-High baseball team. Now that we are seniors we are both proud and a little sad. We have learned the importance of sticking to a job until it is well done. We have learned the art of making and holding fast the fr rends of our school teachers and students The xxonderlul dax of graduation will soon be here' Then we will enter upon our chosen fields of work We are proud too that rn our senior year our xearbook for 1951 the Craftsmen received a red ribbon Merit Award rn the Western New York Interscholastrc Press Convention rn rts first year ot competition Vl e hope this year s publication will at sfx xou and our instructors We are justly proud of the Class of 52 whose record stands as a precedent toward which future graduating classes should strrve The Joys we have had during our four years of high school have come nd but lrok forward with confidence cl a th rn th tu ure af ,Q Eduard Klmmrck Jolm Grimaldi Secretary Treasurer . V . A C A- .C Q . y Q v ' g 1 v . . .' . , , , 5 v ' 1 ' N. ' - .Y , , . , . ' . , I . ' , . , . , . . . .. .0 . .' , ' ' ,, . sr if ' f ' ' ' ' '. , , 1 5 V - v. V . . ' ' 3 . ' . V . 7 y 1 V . ,' . ' ' . . . ., v .- - . ' , h S s L . ' ' . ' ' ' J 1- lil Z1 1 C .. VVG I ' ' . r 4 v ' ' ' ' 'f ' ' ' e ep- at r'1 . e t ' . 3 . . fr f fe A ,J ew fr' f' dwg, ,i yf p,, ff1,,c, ,, ' f .