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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1954 volume:

Pgoc 96:5 0 'ZfZfZiH ?7Z!6f7f 0 '2- OQ lfy JMZaL.kaM' AUTOGRAPHS XA f vfe ,, A, I X 0 4 - LQQQ, . W My Qfgfff 6?v.,,Q,5f LUWMWKJM. I A ,., A... .. ....g,A, Wilber Wright 11867-19125 -'Pax 5' EIA JM X 1, Af. - 1 v ' . If ,fl X f 2? I X Orvllle Wright H871 1948, Deaiica tion . . We ctecticate this, our 1954 Crattsman to Aviation which this past year has celehratect its Fittieth Anniversary. It is natural that our thoughts shoulct have tre- quently turneci with respect anci acimiration ciuring the past tew months to those patient hrothers, Wilhur anct Qrville Wright whose success on the ciunes ot North Carolina ushereci in the age ot tlight. Cir Decemher 17, 1903, the Wright hrothers tittect a hiplane glizier with a 16 H.P. motor which ctrove ciouhle screws hehinci the wings. The total weight oi the machine was 750 pouncis. Qrville Wright macie the tirst powereci tlight ever completeci hy man. At a speeci ot 30-35 MPH the plane coverecl. a ctistance ot 120 teet in 12 seconcts. Later the same ctay Wilhur Xvright tlew 852 teet in 59 seconcts. Present-ctay aircratt pertormance comparect with that ot the Wright hrothers tirst airplane reveals astonishing growth anct progress tor so short a span as titty years. The improvement in engines, range, speeci, altitucte, loact, anci weight is remarleahle. Toctay airplanes are huilt with wings longer than that tirst tlight, anti the weight has heen increaseci some 2000 times. The airplane holcis a unique position in the history ot transportation, unrestrictect as it has heen hy the limitations ot surtace harriers. it otters a challenge to the ectucational system ot toctay to see that the youth ot our country are properly intormeci on the many aspects ot aviation trom its technological acivances to the social, economic, anci international olitical implications so that all its henetits may he tully utiiizeri to the hest actvantage. Xwe here at Burgarci are proucl, to have a part in the worlct ot aviation ami hecause ot that part, the taculty anci stuctents are privilecigect to cteciicate this hoolz to Aviation's Golcien Aiiniversary, ancl. to the Pioneers of Flight who marie this anniversary possihle. Cfass of 1954 ? fl To The Gracfuates of IQ54: As l write my annual message to you, tlie Burgarnl seniors, l am tliinleing tliat your last ancl tinal seniester is lneginning toclay tlzelimruary l, 19510 ancl tliat your gracluation is only twenty weelzs away. Tlie tour years at tliis scliool l1ave laeen a quiclz ancl tleeting interlucle in your lives anal you soon will lie taleing your places as inen ancl aclults witli otlier tormer Burgarcl seniors anal gracluates in tl1e worle ot tlie worlcl. Mr. Heinilze lias just sliown me tlae last tliree rosters ot tlie Buttalo Cluln ot Printing House Crattsmen, an organization ot printing torenien ancl executives. It is most pleasing to note 26 names ot Burgarzi, gracluates wl1o are active memlaers, 10 on tlie Boarct ot Managers ancl 4 as otticers. Tlie same is true ot memlnersliips in tlie Typograpliical ancl Pressmenys Unions anal tlie Printing lnclustries Association ot Western New Yorle. Tliese young men trom our Printing ancl Litliograpliy Department are wgoing placesn in tlieir cliosen inclustry, wliicli is tlie sixtli largest in Buttalo. Tlie list ot printers lezi. ine to investigate otlier areas in Wliicli Burgarcl gracluates tunction, ancl tlie recorcl all along tlie line is most impressive. For instance, tlae Buttalo Auto Dealers Association, tlie Garage lN'len's Group, tlae Auto Worl2er's Union, ancl tl1e Truclz ancl Bus Nlaintenance Qrgaiiization liave Burgarcl graduates as active nieinlners ancl otticers. Tlie intluence ot your tormer classmates is ettective in a wicle scope ot civic, eclucational, political, inclustrial anal pulnlic enterprises, ancl it is most creclitalole tluat tlie alailities ancl talents ot Burgarcl laoys are put to sucli goocl use. Some ot our lacls are active in tlie Aero Clula ot Buttalo, tlue Private Flyers ancl Cwners Clula, tlie Junior Claamlner ot Commerce, tlue Pliilliarmonic Q1'cl1estra Society, tlie Leaclersluip Groups in tl1e Buttalo Council ot Boy Scouts ancl tlie Y. M. C. A. , tlie Community Cliest, tlie Reel Cross Campaigns ancl many otliers. A great numlier ot our gracluates liave laecome a power tor goocl in tlieir cliurclies, ancl in tlie activities ot tlieir cliurcla organizations. Tliis is as it slioulcl loe. Wlien l recall tlie Vocational Aclvisory Committees ot tlie Boarcl ot Eclucation, l am impresseml witli tlie numloer ot vocational gracluates wlio serve tlieir city in tlae cause ot eclucation. It is a time ancl wl1olesome traclition, and to you lnoys wlio go tortli from tliis scliool in '54, l suggest ancl commencl tlie iclea ot engaging in similar activities in aciclition to tlie immefiiate cluties ot your anct tlie worlz ot your own liouseliolcl. Eaclu ot you can lae an intluence tor great gooct in our city. Best WIiSll9S tor Success trom your Principal, WW WILLIAM B. KAMPRATH 7.-W m Dear Graduates ofgurgar : You are the hoicters ot a prouct titie. Your predecessors, hy their ctecorum and accomplishments whiie stuctents, and their achievements as memhers ot an actuit society, have hequeathemi to you that which must maize you ever conscious ot your responsihiiities. If your vocational and cutturai iznowiectge gainect over tour years is your only attainment as you step into a mature woriei. then we, your instructors have taiieci in our johs. We sought to enlighten you with the ethics ot gooct citizenship, high niorai stanctarcts, respect tor the rights ot others, and iove ot country. You may recaii some ot the many instances when I spoize in the asseinhiy on the suhject ot npricten. I not mean hy pricle the contenipuous arrogance towarct the iess tortunate, or a iotty retusai to pertorm some act which one might consicter heneath an assumect station in hte, hut priate as a heiiet in the worthiness ot one's tamiiy, one's worie, one's triencts, anct one's community, iocai or worict. Nations have ciecayect anct are torgotten hecause iosing their prictep they hecome iiize the hopeiessiy without the determination to survive. These are the intangihies that I want you to taize with you as you ieave what were to me the tour happiest years ot my iite - - - niy high Assistant Principal SCi'1001 C13.yS. 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During World War I he served overseas with the AEF and was decorated. He played basketball with the AEF team. On his return from service he played ball again, this time with the Boston Red Sox. He was associated with such greats of baseball as Ty Cobb, George Sisler, 'Babe Ruth, Eddie Collins and Walter Johnson. During the 1924 season he played for Montreal and in the fall returned to Niagara as assistant coach in all sports. It was that year that he also played professional basketball with the German Ori- oles. His desire to help youth led him to enroll in Cortland State Teachers College from which he graduated in 1928 as a Physical Edu- cation teacher. Mr. Lynch came to Burgard in 1932 and his ability as a Cross Country coach has brought many championships to Burgard. As baseball coach he also led the school to several league championships. As a teacher, friend and coach, Jabber will be missed at Burgard by all who knew him. He is one of those men of whom it can honestly be said, He will be hard to replace . V M HARVEY A. GUENTHER After forty years in the business of prepar- ing young people to earn a living Mr. Guenther is finally to take a well earned rest. In 1913 Mr. Guenther organized the first machine shop classes at the YMCA Tech. In- stitute. In 1915 he organized the first tool-mak- ing classes. In 1918 Mr. Guenther went to Troy N.Y. to teach Shop Mathematics and Trigo- nometry. In 1923 Buffalo was finally able to in- duce Mr. Guenther to return and We were fortunate here at Burgard that he came to us. Mr. Guenther began his career at old Elm in the auto electrical shop. Naturally when Bur- gard was opened he came to the new building as one of the auto mechanics teachers. His teaching career at Burgard shows a tremen- dous versatility in teaching ability. Mr. Guen- ther taught tube bending, metal fabrication and riveting as well as machine shop for the avia- tion department in addition to his auto mechan- ics experience. When World War II ended in Europe the US Army was desirous of establishing trade schools for the army of occupation which was to remain in Europe. Here again the unique talents of Mr. Guenther were recognized and he went to England as the Senior Machine Shop Instructor at the Wharton American Technical School at Wharton England. This was in July of 1945. In March of 1946 back in the United Stateslagain Mr. Guenther became Supervisor of Vocational Rehabilitation for the State of New York. Finally Mr. Guenther returned to Burgard, a fact for which we have all been grateful for he was missed by all of us, teachers and stu- dents alike. This year Mr. Guenther is leaving Burgard and the field of education and we will once more be saddened by the departure of one of the pioneers of Vocational Education, Through- out his entire career Mr. Guenther was a cham- pion of Vocational Education and its benefits to the youth of the world. i Engfislz ancf Sociaf Stuafies Richard Braclzen Wallie Engiuncl Monroe Harris Iames Lanz John Brinizwortli Anne Gould Margaret Heaps facie Migliore 5 Joimn Demeriy Allan Hague Daniel Hulse Mary Scanlon IIIIII I I I I IIIHIINI III I I4I I I Ill I Illll I I I I I I I I I I I I lllll I llllllllllllllllillllll III IllllllIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIHIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII Related Teclznicaf and Plzysical Education Harry Aclner James Finley Ailnert Meinlioid Henry Urban Paul Carrigg Russell Garcca Carlton Pearcli Harry Wright Charles Declzer Kari Helfrich Elmer Rouclenlousii Charles Elliott Waiter Lynch Lloycl Tilley i as 4 Aviation, Printing, ancf Boat Buifaling Ciycie Becker Staniy Fliss Cyrus Ionluson Charles Bumpus Vincent Harmon Alvin Lines Gregory Ductor Alva Henderson George Muiienlioif Eciwarci Farciimin John Heiniize Waiter Poyton Kari Sizinner Angelo Suozzi IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIHIKIIHIIIIN IHII IH!! IHIHIYII Il IIIIIHIHIIlllllIIIIIIIIIHIWIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIII Illll IIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIVIIHIIIIHIllIIIIIIIllIIIIIKIHIIIIHIIIIIXIHIIIllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINl X AUfOmOL1.!2 MOClZdW1.CS - Martin Asclieninrenncr Niartin Doelnert Christian Hoffmaii Rocco Caianclra Albert Enclres Ralph Krasseit Tiioinas Cliacl Riciiarrl Fila Norman Matiiien Edwin Doan Harry Gibbons John Mutz Rosario Noia Charles Pierce William Roberts Benjamin Ternuiio Craftsman Staj' gclitorial Stair ' RAY PAWLIK I . . Editor-in-Chief KENNETH KRUG . .......... 1 . . Co-Editor The students are deeply indebted to the following for their help in producing thisbook: VINCENT BIONDOLILLO JOSEPH MAIORANA FRANCIS SICKER ROBERT FLANIGAN JOHN MEYER J OSEPH SCINTA RONALD KANIA ROBERT MURZEWSKI RICHARD SLAWINOWSKI JAMES KLUGE NORMAN PLEZIA RONALD SOMMER SAM MAIORANA EDWIN SCHNEIDER ROLAND WOLLEN Qfifrt Staff JOSEPH BOBOWICZ EDWARD MELDRUM NORBERT LASKOWSKI ROBERT URSITTI MR. JOHN BRINKWORTH . . General Chairman MR. JOHN HEINIKE . . . Production Chairman MR. JAMES FINLEY . . Photography Chairman MR. HARRY WRIGHT . . . . Art Chairman MR. HARRY ADNER . . Circulation Chairman MR. ALVA HENDERSON . . . Advertising Chairman The student and S . . of the printing shops and th eir teachers. F l l l LM, DONALD LUTHER President JOSEPH MAIORANA Secretary Treasurer Class l-listory: lt does not seem very long ago that we were waiting for news of our acceptance as a student at Burgard Vocational l-ligh School. Many sleepless nights were spent in anticipation until the good news finally arrived. ln September of l95O we were admitted to the halls of Burgard for the first time as a student. During that first hectic year we did many things that today seem much easier than when we were asked to do them, as we cleaned around our table in the cafeteria we wondered what it had to do with our chosen trade, and the fear of the Senior Monitor with his t curt you stay was an awful moment in our lives. Gradually those habits and customs of our Grammar school days disappeared and before we realized it the final exams were upon us and we became full-fledged Sophmores. During our second year the Cross-Country team came through with another championship. Our assembly programs seemed to be getting longer and better. A few of the highlights were Mr. l-larris's Dramatic Club in Summer Comes to the - Diamond G , and the varied full length movies seemed to ease the burden of continued school work. But once again we found ourselves sitting. at an examination desk and the worry of passing was on our minds. y At lost we were another step toward our chosen goal. ln our lunior Year came a big event in the history of Burgard, Burgard at the Philharmonicu. With Mr. Roberts in charge we had many fine assembly programs and eventually we proved to everyone that a voccitional school can and will support the highest forms of culture. By this time we had lost many of our comrades to the Services and to the trades, but we hurried on to our Senior year with every hope. Finally! the top of the ladder, we were Seniors. Along with interesting instructions on how to dress properly we were induced to have our pictures taken for the yearbook. Many grumbles were heard but each of us was secretly proud of the result. Teachers became more friendly and helpful and we suddenly realized a new road lay ahead of us. As we now take our first step along that road we think back on the days that have gone before and only the pleasant memories seem to stand out in our minds. Four years at Burgard is a good start along any road to success and for that start we are ever grateful. , J Q N if 1: , -- . 1:1 . - Sai 1 1 f if ' -V., .sqm -S-..,,, -I-. -fran, mfg, -Q.. Sf'U :ai ,Snr '2 W5 ,Q , v v .rv -nu-0' A .vw f Lf-E, Q, WRST TPANQAYLAWETBVM FLEGHT WE? CHARLES E L NDBERQGH k use .Q . M ' -tv f A ' ,W -1,22-1'M' fan, Nez ,. 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AUTOMOBILE Band - Glea Club Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Varsity Football Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Allen, Donald J. AUTOMOBILE Cheerleader Honor Roll Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Office Staff Skating Club Bowling Club Amatuzio, Pasquale AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Ball, Robert L. AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Beil, Harold F. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Bidell, Elmer W. AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Honor Roll Hi-Y Biondolillo, Vince BOAT BUILDING Glee Club Craftsman Staff Honor Roll Blake, Harry J. AUTOMOBILE Il V' 1 I I I I Blatner, Donald AUTOMOBILE Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Blemel, Richard M. AVIATION I n tercl ass Football I n tercl ass Baseball In terclass Basketball Skating Club Bogdan, Donald J. AVIATION Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Honor Roll Office Staff Borkowski, Norbert V. PRINTING Interclass Basketball I nterclass Football Varsity Baseball Cafeteria Monitor Honor Roll Boyce, Herbert E BOAT BUILDING Band Glee Club Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Braniecki, Robert W PRINTING In terclass Baseball In ljerclass Basketball In terclass Football Honor Roll Bulletin Staff Craftsman Staff Bunch, Allyn D. AUTOMOBILE Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Cafeteria Monitor Cacciatore, Joseph A AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Varsity Football Cross Country Cafeteria Monitor Caldwell, Leonard L. AVIATION Camera Club Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Baseball lnterclass Football lnterclass Basketball Caruso, Gerald A. AUTOMOBILE Varsity Football Varsity Track Varsity Basketball Honor Roll I n terclass Basketball Interclass Football I n terclass Baseball I rz tercl ass Track Cafeteria Staff Chimera, Anthony AUTOMOBILE I n tercl ass Basketball lnterclass Football Chudy, Gerald M. AVIATION Varsity Track lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Football lnterclass Baseball Honor Roll Band Corigliano, Joseph F. AVIATION Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Honor Roll Curletta, Anthony D AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Camera Club Honor Roll Damian, Gregory L. AVIATION Interclass Baseball lnterclass Football lnterclass Basketball Honor Roll Band Skating Club Band D'Amico, Dominic F. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Band lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Football Interclass Baseball F D'Amico, Sam A. AVIATION Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Varsity Football Craftsman Staff Skating Club Deyot, Gerald A. AUTOMOBILE In terclass Baseball In terclass Basketball In terclass Football C hcerleader Dilimone, Joseph W. AVIATION In tercl ass Basketball In terclass Baseball Interclass Football Honor Roll DiSalvo, John J. AUTOMOBILE I n tercl ass Baseball I n tercl ass Football I n tercl ass Basketball Honor Roll Band Cross Country , ilc .S Dombrowski, Joseph R AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Camera Club Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Ernst, Anthony J. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Erskin, Kenneth L. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Bulletin Staff Hi-Y Falkides, Christ AVIATION Honor Roll Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Feldman, Bernard J. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Skating Club Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Ferraro, Anthony AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll I n terclass Basketball I ntercl ass Football In terclass Baseball Flscher, David W. PRINTING Honor Roll Skating Club Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Flanigan, Robert J. PRINTING Honor Roll Craftsman Staff Cafeteria Staff In terclass Basketball I n tercl ass Football In terclass Baseball Flumerfeldt, Robert B BOAT BUILDING Honor Roll Cafeteria Staff Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Flynn, Walter K. AVIATION Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Foley, John F. PRINTING Camera Club Cafeteria Monitor Tennis Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Gang, Richard E. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Georger, Terry E. AUTOMOBILE Cafeteria Monitor lnterclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Gramza, Charles J. AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball lnterclass Baseball Interclass Football Cafeteria Monitor Gross, Rudolph R. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor lnterclass Basketball Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Haskill, William PRINTING Honor Roll Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Hatch, David L. AVIATION Honor Roll Flying Club Haug, Charles A. PRINTING Honor Roll lnterclass Baseball Interclass Football Heckler, Ronald R AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll lnterclass Basketball Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Hertlein, Frank AVIATION Honor Roll lnterclass Football lnterclass Baseball Cafeleria Monitor Skating Club Hertlein, Karl AVIATION Interclass Baseball Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Cafeteria Monitor Camera Club Honor Roll Hirsch, Martin A. BOAT BUILDING In terclass Football I n tercl ass Basketball Interclass Baseball Cheerleader Hoffarth, Edward R. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball lnterclass Football Chess Club Band Horan, Paul L. BOAT BUILDING Honor Roll Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Jackson, Theodore Huels, David AUTOMOBILE Varsity Football Varsity Track Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Cafeteria Monitor Honor Roll AVI ATI ON Model Club Track Squad Cross Country Outdoor Club Honor Roll Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Football J ohengen, Robert J AUTOMOBILE Interclass Football Interclass Basketball I nterclass Baseball Honor Roll Varsity Basketball Tennis Cafeteria Monitor Kania, Ronald Z . PRINTING Honor Roll Interclass Basketball lnterclass Football Interclass Baseball Dramatic Club R Karalus, George E. AVIATION Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Cross Country Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Cafeteria Staff Flying Club Klosterman, Gary A. PRINTING Honor Roll lnterclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Kroth, Gerald J. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclais Basketball I nterclass Baseball Interclass Football Krug, Kenneth W. PRINTING Honor Roll Bulletin Staff Craftsman Staff Interclass Baseball Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Kublsty, Thomas R. PRINTING Honor Roll Outdoor Club lnterclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Kuerzdoerfer, Norm AUTOMOBILE Honor R011 Landsman, Edward AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Lazik, Richard AUTOMOBILE Hi-Y Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Basketball I nterclass Baseball anT Lennert, Emil F. AVIATION Honor Roll Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Safety Patrol Office Stat? Bulletin Stat? Camera Club Loeser, Frederick H. AUTOMOBILE Luby, John F. AVIATION Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Lussier, Kenneth J. PRINTING Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Outdoor Club Luther, Donald J. AVIATION Honor Roll Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Track I nterclass Football I n terclass Basketball Interclass Baseball I nterclass Track Band Glee Club Cafeteria Monitor MacLean, Eugene W BOAT BUILDING Office Staff Cafeteria Monitor Maiorana, Joseph B. PRINTING Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Craftsman Staff Cafeteria Monitor Maiorana, Salvatore PRINTING Honor Roll I nterclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Craftsman Staff Cafeteria Monitor W I l , Majchrzak, Richard B. PRINTING lnterclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Interclass Football Mechanical Staff Cafeteria Staff Honor Roll Malicki, Robert T. PRINTING Honor Roll Mancini, Daniel AUTOIVIOBILE Band Glee Club Interclass Basketball Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Skating Club Mathis, Joseph H. AVIATION lnterclass Baseball Interclass Basketball lnterclass Football Honor Roll Varsity Football Cafeteria Staff Varsity Basketball Mayer, Robert H. PRINTING lnterclass Baseball Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Honor Roll McKernan, Gerald J AVIATION lnterclass Football Interclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Skating Club Office Staff Meier, William W. BOAT BUILDING Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Cafeteria Staff Bulletin Staff Mellerski, Arthur C. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball lnterclass Football Skating Club Office Staff Bowling Club Camera Club Meyer, John J. PRINTING Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Honor Roll Camera Club Outdoor Club Mineo, Adam J. AUTOMOBILE Interclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Interclass Football Bulletin Staff Cafeteria Monitor Hi-Y Camera Club Moser, Norman G. PRINTING Band Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Murray, Donald J. AVIATION Varsity Football Varsity Track Interrlass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Track Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Nawoj ski, Ronald E AUTOMOBILE Varsity Track Varsity Football Interclass Track Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Hi-Y Cafeteria Monitor Bulletin Staff Nettina, Robert D. PRINTING Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Honor Roll Nowicki, Robert J. PRINTING Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Honor Roll Paprota, Daniel G. BOAT BUILDING Varsity Baseball Varsity Basketball Varsity Track lnterclass Football Interclass Baseball Inierclass Basketball Cafeteria Monitor Honor Roll Park, Willlam S. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Passmore, Thomas BOAT BUILDING Cafeteria Monitor Bulletin Staff Interclass Baseball lnterclass Football Interclass Basketball Pawlik, Ray C. AVIATION Honor Roll Craftsman Staff Hi-Y Camera Club Cafeteria Monitor Safety Patrol Interclass Football Interclass Basketball I nterclass Baseball Penn, Richard L. AVIATION Honor Roll Perryman, Ralph C AVIATION Honor Roll Cross Country Cheerleader Pirke, Russell C. AVIATION Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Varsity Track Cross Country Pizzorno, Peter J. AVIATION Flying Club Plezia, Norman PRINTING Honor Roll Office Stat? Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Poblocki, Stanley J. PRINTING In terclass Football In terclass Baseball I n tercl ass Basketball Craftsman Staff Polik, Gerald J. BOAT BUILDING Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball In terclass Football In terclass Basketball I n tercl ass Baseball Cafeteria Staff Radel, Lawrence F. AUTOMOBILE In terclass Football In terclass Basketball In terclass Baseball Cafeteria Staff Ranks, Donald L. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Cross Country Cafeteria Monitor Revekant, Edward A. PRINTING Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Cafeteria Staff Riexinger, Thomas G. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Rogenmoser, Donald N AVIATION Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Cross Country Interclass Track Honor Roll Rushok, Frederick AUTOMOBILE Interclass Football I nterclass Baseball I nterclass Basketball Band Honor Roll Salonek, Frank C. AVIATION Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Honor Roll Schaeffer, Victor J. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Schmitt, John L. BOAT BUILDING Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Honor Roll Cafeteria Staff Schneider, Edwin H. PRINTING Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Tennis Camera Club Glee Club Skating Club Honor Roll Craftsman Staff Scinta, Joseph J. PRINTING Varsity Basketball I n tercl ass Basketball Interclass Football Craftsman Staff Offi ce S taff I n tercl ass Baseball Sciortino, Nicholas AUTOMOBILE In terclass Baseball In terclass Basketball Honor Roll Outdoor Club Shaver, Willis B. AUTOMOBILE Varsity Track Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Honor Roll S Shingler, William A. AUTOMOBILE In terclass Football Interclass Basketball I n tercl ass Baseball Honor Roll Shivens, William AUTOMOBILE Bulletin Staff Honor Roll lnterclass Basketball Interclass Football Sicker, Francis K. PRINTING Glee Club Craftsman Staff Skating Club Camera Club Honor Roll lnterclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Bowling Club Slevers, George H. AUTOMOBILE lnterclass Baseball Varsity Football Cafeteria Monitor Skating Club Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Slawinowski, Richa PRINTING Honor Roll Craftsman Staff lnterclass Football lnterclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball rd P. Smith, James B. PRINTING lnterclass Baseball Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball Sobkowiak, Gerald PRINTING Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Honor Roll Cafeteria Monitor Sommer, Ronald J. PRINTING lnterclass Football lnterclass Baseball Craftsman Staff Skating Club Honor Roll lnterrlass Basketball Bulletin Staff Stephan, Paul N. BOAT BUILDING Cafeteria Monitor Interclass Football lnterclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Honor Roll Strobele, William AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Szarlata, Matthew AUTOMOBILE Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Ursitti, Robert C. AVIATION Honor Roll Track Squad Model Club Craftsman Staff Varrone, Nicholas AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Cross Country Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball J. Victor, Gerald T. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll lnterclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Vogel, Frank F. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Track Bulletin Stal? Office Staff Skating Club Volo, Victor B. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football I nterclass Basketball lnterclass Baseball Weber, Edwqrd J AVIATION Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Track Varsity Track Cross Country Band Flying Club Welch, Jack A. BoA'r BUILDING Cafeteria Staff Interclass Football lnterclass Basketball I n terclass Baseball Honor Roll Wiatrowski, Floria AUTOMOBILE Cheerleader Interclass Football Interclass Baseball lnterclass Basketball Varsity Football Cafeteria Monitor Honor Roll Wirth, Carl w. AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Wollen, Roland S. PRINTING lnterclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Honor Roll Cafeteria Staff Il Wrobel, Leonard F. BOAT BUILDING Interclass Basketball Interclass Baseball Interclass Football Cafeteria Monitor Yager, Richard A. BOAT BUILDING Office Staff Cafeteria Staff Bulletin Staff Cafeteria Monitor Honor Roll Zbytek, Harry W. PRINTING Interclass Baseball Interclass Basketball Interclass Football Honor Roll Zeh, David E. BOAT BUILDING lnterclass Baseball Interclass Football Interclass Basketball Cafeteria Nlonitoz' v L l , Ziemianski, Gerald J. PRINTING I n tercl ass Basketball I n tercl ass Football In terclass Baseball Camera Club I nterclass Track Zuppat Anthony J. AVIATION Varsity Football Varsity Track Honor Roll Interclass Track I nterclass Basketball Interclass Football Interclass Baseball Zuber, Gerald J BOAT BUILDING Honor Roll Decareau, Francis A. AUTOMOBILE I nterclass Football I nterclass Baseball I n terclass Basketball CQQQQ 646913 Cfass Mafia Loyaffy Service CQQOTEC The 'ilnrh is mp light anh mp salhatiung whom shall 35 fear? Qibe Luth is the strength uf my Iifeg nf tnbnm shall 35 he attain? QAQ 4:34724-3: 4 5 V WH:'WW'F'ff!E' CLASS CDF 1 'N i gl iff ., ', j Q' FIRST TRI M OTOR TRANSPORT 1928 K Av f Cdfigh Qilig ht .... Uh! I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silfvered wings, Sunward Poe climbed and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds and done a hundred things You'fue not dreamed of .... Wheeled and soared and swung, High in the sunlit silence Hoflfring there, Poe chased the shouting wing along And flung my eager craft through footless hall of air Up, up along delirious burning blue Poe topped the wind swept heights with easy grace, Where never lark or even eagle flew. And while with silent, lifting mind I trod The high untrespassed sanctity of space Put out my hand, and touch the face of God. by John unior Cfass Ofjqcers Leff to Riglzf DENIS PASSfV10RE . . . Treasurer BAUN . . . Vice Presialeni CHARLES NICGRIFF . . . Prcsfcjeni EDWARD MELDRUIWQ . . . Secretary IIII llll mv IIIIHI IIIWIVIIV HIIIIIIIIIIIIIVI ll IT l I :mx I1 Vllll IV 1 Ill IIIIIIIII MOU1.Wg Up Day IQ53 Anoffaer Linie is Yvefalecf to the Burgarcl Cfzain Qlutomobile juniors-Group 300 Earnest Caldwell Peter Lenuzza Robert Trimper Peter Catalfu Ralph Long William Wall Ronald Dashner Russell Lowther Terry Walters Richard Grzebinski Anthony Mangine Kenneth Williams Norman Heximer Donald Pohlman James Williford Daniel Kopera Roger Schaefer Herman Wilson Daniel Sekeret James Zink IlIIIIIIIIIIIllliIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllIlllllIllllI1IIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIilIllIllllilllllllllllllllllllIlIllIIlIIlIIlllllIlIIlIIlIllIIIIlIIlllllIIlllllllIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I llll effutomobile juniors-Group 301 Gus Brooks Ralph Colosimo Richard Cusimano Henry Daniels John Diljrancesco Wayne Dychowski Donald Emmert Joseph Espitia Benjamin Fitzgerald Robert Gearin Robert Hillyard Roger Jank Robert Lama Carl Laska John Multerer Leonard Postek James Potts Edward Price Wilfred Sauer Robert Smith Leo Taylor James Wardlaw cffutomobzle union-Group 302 Richard Amatuzzo George Banzer John Barczak James Batchen Harry Beasock Robert Book Peter DeMarco Glen Emmerson Anthony Erandina William Gartley Richard Hyer John Kearney Donald Milks Paul Sawicki William Stoberl Leslie Howard Paul Walkowiak John Walsh Ralph Wolf I II I II II II II Illll II IIlIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIlllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIII IIIIIHII IIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIllIIlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIllIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII cffuzfomobzle unz'0rs-Group 303 Robert Archer Earl Bauer Ray Borchlewicz John Dziedzic Henry Eelschow Edward Erajdofer Melvin Eronczak Thomas Mooney John Hammer Joseph Ortolano Richard Kirchman Paul Repman Raymond Lucie John Scott Daniel Napierala William Stevens Charles McGriff V I i Q, F 4 vfutomobile fufziors-Group 304 Thomas Gilmartin Philip Haroney Frank Jarnot Robert Kratzer Ralph Kura Robert LaJudice Edwin Marchant Edward Meinzer Paul Nelson Kenneth Nowak William Orluk Daniel Pitrelli Gene Rogalski Edward Rusieki Donald Scheeman Ralph Spencer Frank Strychalski Robert Stypa Richard Wahl Edward Wasko IIIIIIIIll!IllIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllLIIIllllVIIlIlllIVIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllII1IVIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIIlIIIIIlIIlIIlIlIIllIlIlIlIIIllIllllllllIIIlIIlIIIIlIIHIIlIllIlllllllIIHIllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllll Qffutomobile juniors-Group 30.5 Irving Bryant Thomas Eraas Paul Kuntz Richard Smith Donald Bryk Nelson Frantz Howard Perry Henry Stapleton Leonard Carfley Joseph Gugliuzza Nicholas Piccuilla James Stiegler Anthony Carozzolo Michael Howie James Samson Kenneth Tober James Doyle George Johnson Richard Sieber Nelson Tomczak John Siuda Paul Wallworth Ufvia tion zmio rs-G fowp 330 Charles Albanese Robert Herrnreiter Darrell Kipp James Altman Roger Holas Jon Knapp Stanley Bert Richard Homac Richard Kolczynski Robert Brown James Horn Paul Meegan Edward Christel Frank Janczylik Joseph Michalski ' Richard Ratka Everett Ruhland William Shetler James Spencer Gerald Winsko Lemuel Wright Daniel Zawistowski Illlllllllllllll ll llllllllllllll llllllllllllll llllllflllllll I lllll lllll lllllllllll ll 1Il4I lllllllllllllllllllll IillllllllllllllllllllIllIllIllVIIlllHIlIlllllllllllIllllllllllllllIlllllllllli IIIIHIINI QA'UidlZ.07l jZL71l.0f5-Gf0HlD 33.7 Edward Baumeister Donald Diana James Kankiewicz John Blidy Edwin Drajem Newton Kusel Donald Burchell John Fisher Michael Sabia Joseph Cali Ward Fisher Robert Sacco Edward Carter Robert Hull Rosario Schepis Kevin Shea Robert Szymanski Garrell Taggart Colvin Ward David Zimmerman Louis Zitola Illllll IIIIIIIHIHI f uY'wia1fi0n1 zmz'0f's-Group 332 Richard Andol Donald Hagendorn Donald Moody Peter Quagliano Thomas Andry Milton Kaletta Melvin Moore James Roberts Alvin Ashman Walter Lechowski Donald Oliver Willard Schrieber Ronald Diehl Milton Leiner William O'Rawe Robert Szoka Walter Golda Norbert Michalak Robert Pepin Roger Werner John Perrello Leonard Wrona IllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll IllIIllllIlIllIIlIIIIILIIIIIlIllIIIlIKIllIllllllllIllllllIllIIlIIllllIIIIlllllllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllll eAf'vicztz'0fz fzmioffs-Grfoulb 333 l Joseph Baun John Gruka Farnham Lyon Robert Ruhland Richard Bedient Raymond Heer Richard Mallon Martin Schaber Robert Czeck Neil Herne Norman Mederski Mitchell Skowronski Raymond Dyczkowski Donald Jones Frank Nagel Stephen Smigielski Kenneth Fleming Kenneth Koenig Daniel Parisi Robert Stelter Ronald Goetz Karl Lienhard Philip Pierzchala Daniel Ulicki font Builffing fzmiom'-Group 340 William Bassett Dennis Passmore Robert Dowd Robert Schwedt William Graczyk Ronald Spealh IIllIlIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll illllllll llllllll Il Il I I ll ll I Il Il I I I Illl I ll I ll I I ll llllllllllllllllllll llllll Illlllllllllllllllll Illllilllllllllllll IlllllllllllllllIllllllll 'Prz'mz'ng fumon'-Groups 350-351 Horace Annis Casmir Barnas Gordon Cross Carl Eichhorn Roger Frieday John Hartl James Kisker Raymond Kriegbaum David Majchrzak Edward Meldrum Richard Piotrowski Richard Smith Matthew Zak Joseph Bobowicz Mark Grabowski James Kluge Norbert Laskowski Leonard Lemanski Manuel Mahiques Thomas Mcliernan Robert Murzewski Conrad Osswald John Riley David Shular Robert Szymanski Illlllllll llllllllllillllllllllllllllllllliIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllll . lillIlllllllllllllliIIlIIIIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIlIIlIIIllllIlllllllllillllllllllllllll Illlllllllil y Eaily ggreed llIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIllllIllIlllIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllltlllIlllllllIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllltIllllilltllllltlllll Let me be a little kinder, Let me be a little blinder To the taults ot those about me: Let me praise a little more: Let me be, when l am Weary, lust a little bit rnore oheery: Let me serve a little better Those that l am striving tor. Let me be a little braver When temptation bids me Waver: Let me strive a little harder To be all that l should be: Let rne be a little nieeker L With the brother that is weaker: . Let me think more ot rny neighbor And a little less ot me. Anonymous llllIIlIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Il Illlll lllll lllllllllllllll ll IIII f' L A S S QF '56 LL TRANSOCEANKI FLIGHT BECOMES A REALITY - 1935 5m 2,1 The American is Creeai... I iieiieve in the Unitect States ot America as a Government ot ttie People, iny the People, tor time People, wtiose just powers are cterivect trom ttie Consent ot tile Gov- ernecipa Democrocy in a Repuiniicpa Sover- eign Nation ot many Sovereign Statespa Perfect Union,one anct inseparatJie,EstaiJ- iisiieci upon tiiose Principles ot Freedom, Equatity,Justice anci Humanity tor which American Patriots sacriticect their Lives and Fortunes. I ttieretore iieiieve it is my Duty to my Country to Love it, to Support its Consti- tutionpto Qtmey its Lawspto Respect its Flag, anci to Detenct it against ati Enemies. ---Wiliiaiii Tyler Page cffutomobile Sophomores-Groups 200-201 Peter Bugiera Russell Goepel Joseph Henderson Duane Jackson Daniel Kiszewski Herbert Lange Lynn Leverenz Robert Menz Richard O'Connor Leonard Pepe James Pietrzak Richard Pound Emilio Ramirez Charles Rychnowski Richard Starzynski Gerald Suminski Edward Withey John Buehler Howard Chandler Robert Cresswell Edward Eryzowski Richard Gruber James Hendel Edward Joslyn Raymond Kuklewicz Sam LoGalbo Alonzo McCann Thomas McLaughlin Robert Sankey Donald Sauer Harry Scharlau Marvin Stadelman John Strait Robert Zak Claude Imagna IIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllllIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllflllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lll Illlllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllll ufutomolyile Sophomofes-Groups ,202-203 Joseph Arcara August Cenkner Sherman Davis Joseph Delmont Kenneth Eastman Richard Frampton Brian Gaines Robert Hartman Robert Jordan Albert Romanowski James Kuzara Lawrence Ross Richard Lepore Richard Williford Richard Nycel James Wood James Patton Allen Barlow James Prible Alfred Berner Paul Raczka John Deneke Henry Roberts Robert Dietrich Edward Gmeinder Earl Gornflo Ronald Hendel Alphonse Hinca Donald Kolacki Robert Komignarek Dale Labar Kenneth Petre Richard Pinto William Robinson James Ryan Vito Santasiero Irving Sauer Earl Schueler James Vohwinkel Norman Zielinski ufutomobile Sophowores-Groupx 204-205 Raymond Burzynski Eugene Brown Thomas Dee Henry Ersing Arthur Fer uson g Abraham Fineherg Allen Hein Roger Hoeltke Ray Jagodzinski Marion Kruszka Richard Lama William McMaster Norbert Nadolny Eugene Pac John Peeler Harry Stokely Donald Thomas Joseph Wagner Eugene Adamski Ronald Felker James Fermo Donald Gaskin Edward Hixson Walter Janczak Richard Demming Woodrow Markwardt Edward Eckert Alfred McLeok Richard Meier Warren Miller Richard Murphy Norman Skrzyperczak Edward Smith Anthony Sunzeri John Wawrowski Roland Williams Dennis Ziemha IllllllillllllllllllllIlllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll1IllIIlIIIIIllllIlllllIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIll'lllIIlIlllllIIlIIlIllIlIIlIllIllIIIIllIIIIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllkllllllllll exfutomobile Sophomores--Group 206 John Anderson Donald Kline Carl Burkhart Clifford Lapp Carl Elhert Thaddeus Mikolajczak Jerome Gromado James Orawe Floyd Hines Richard Provino Richard Reitz Frank Sabatini James Spawton Warren Stevens Nlaurice Walker Joseph Watkins William Wolff llll efffvia tion S 0101107110 res G roulbs-230-231 Donald Babcock Floyd Bilz Wayne Broman Donald Brown Thomas Diebold Robert Falcone Anthony Farris Michael Gelsomino Daniel Hellems Richard Hoy Gerald Innes Henry Kolacz Gene Kubiak Michael Lepir John Limpantsis Ronald Martucci Leonard Mendrykowski William Wartinger Thomas Pastore Gail Whitaker John Polizzi Robert Winklhofer John Richards Kenneth Alfes Edward Sendlak Gordon Betz Robert Stoness Lee Brink Ray Thompson Erwin Busch Bernard Turner Richard Dygulski Ronald Gagat Ronald Gallagher Edward Hacker Robert Harling Arthur Holtz David Huenniger Gary Johnston Eugene Kassmann I llllllllllllllllllllll IllIIIIHIllll!IllIlIllIllIlllllIlllIIlIIlIllIllIIIIIIIllIllIllIIIIllIllIllIllIIIIlIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll I IIllIllIlllllIilllllllllllllllllllllllIlIllllllIllIlKllIllIIlIlllIIAIIlIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Uffviazfiwz Sophomores Groups--232-233 Thomas Kelley Paul Klopp Thomas Koenig Joseph Lang Chester Lesinski Daniel Lynch George Nelson Michael Palmer Robert Pohle Ronald Reidel Salvatore Sedita John Somogye Casimir Strozewski Leonard Valvo Walter Werner John Austin Robert Brill Kenneth Brown Edgar Driver Richard Fisher Ronald Gospodarski Richard Holt Edward Hoyt Henry Johnson Joseph Klink Donald Lehr Byran Loomis Ralph Ludwig Carlton Neal Prank O'Connor John Palesh Philip Perkins Paul Peterson Ronald Pollinger W Robert Quinn Paul Ritter Joseph Setlock Gerald Smith Jimmy Smith Richard Tomaszewski Edward Weglarski ?B0f1t Building Salbhomores amd Freshmen Groups-240-140 Gerald Davis Bruce Jordan Kenneth Binga James Deaton John Metzger Russell Bond James Dingwall George Mook Larry Helder Ronald Gibson Herbert Schultz Robrt O'Neill llIllIllIllIlllIIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIIlIIlIllIllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllll lllll lllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllIllIllllllIlllllllllllllillllllllllllll llllllll 'Prinzfing Sophomores Groups-250-251 Ronald Abraszek Salvatore Asarese Edward Budziszewski David Dahn George Egressy Nicholas Eberhard Paul Fairchok Victor Filipski Robert Graham Robert Gutz Robert Hayhurst Gilbert Howell Ronald Maciejewski Richard Majtyka Thomas Mungovan Frank Nowaczewski Donald Pritchard Robert Pritchard Robert Ratajczak Allan Reimer Wesley Riley Ronald Rybarczyk Melvin Schnitzer James Speyer Donald Stelley Vv'illiam Tourot Bernard Ball Richard Balling Joseph Bargnesi Nicholas Fabozzi Richard Glinski Daniel Gracza Donald Hilliker Joseph Hobot David Kennedy Ronald Kerr Robert Kiraits John Kish Nicholas Koester Joseph Kriegbaum Henry Lappin Paul Licnerski William Lyon Frank Mohring Thomas Murray Ijclwin Numeracki Donald Symington Thomas Todd James Trabka Steven Tybor Robert Wheaton Jerry Williams Thomas Zak ' ' 155,-'f - ':3.Q,5'K'? f , 1 7',: ?-1' 1' Am QA , we 4 .f- Q Iii JJ A 9' o if ' ,L , Q, ,mi ,Q V- 'P -'.r +'? 9 Ni r 1'-fltzgiabifx. 1 v A 5, , . 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THE FLYING TIGER GCES TO WAR - 1940 V mum- 1-H. ifannur ull Silver Pin Award Winner.s ISE Term 1953--54 Arcara, Joseph Babcock, Donald Ball, Robert Bargnesi, Joseph Batchen, James Baun, Joseph Beil, Harold Bilz, Floyd Blidy, John Bobowicz, Joseph Bogdan, Donald Book, Robert Borchlewicz, Raymond Braniecki, Robzrt Broman, Wayne Brown, Donald Bryk, Donald Brzozowski, Theophil Burchell, Donald Burzynski, Raymond Cacciatore, Joseph Cali, Joseph Canedo, John Caruso, Jerry Cenker, August Chudy, Gerald Corigliano, Joseph Costal, John Coughlin, Daniel Delmont, Joesph Dilimone, Joseph Dombrowski, Joseph Dowd, Robert Dychowski, Wayne Eastman, Kenneth Ersing, Henry Farris, Anthony Ferrara, Robert Fineberg, Abraham Fischer, David Fronczak, Melvin Fryzowski, Edward, Gallagher, Ronald Gelsomino, Michael Gibson, Robert Gilmartin, Thomas Gutz, Robert Hagedorn, Donald Hatch, David Heckler, Ronald Henderson, Joseph Herne, Neil Hertlein, Frank Hertlein, Karl Hoffarth, Edward Hunter, Robert Jackson, Theodore Jordan, Robert Kearny, John Kelly, Thomas Kratzer, Robert Kuerzdoerfer, Norman Kugler, Karl Kuntz, Paul Lama, Richard Lama, Robert Lechowski, Walter Lehr, Donald Lennert, Emil Lepore, Richard Lyon, Farnham Lyon, William Mahiques, Manuel Malicki, Robert Mayer, Robert Meier, Richard Meinzer, Edward Meldrum, Edward Mendrykowski, Leonard Mellerski, Arthur Meyer, John Mohring, Frank Murray, Thomas Passmore, Dennis Pastore, Thomas Perryman, Ralph Peterson, Kenneth Plezia, Norman Poeltl, Paul Ranney, Gary Ratajczak, Robert Reitz, Richard Revekant, Edward Ritter, Paul Rogalski, Eugene Rusiecki, Edward Sawicki, Paul Schneider, Edwin Schueler, Earl Sedita, Salvatore Sicker. Francis Smalt, Ronald Sobkowiak, Gerald Stevens, William Szafranski, Joseph Taggart. Granell Ursitti, Robert Varrone, Nicholas Vreeland, John Wachowiak, Paul Wallworth, Paul Wheaton, Robert Williams, Kenneth Williford, James Wilson, Herman Wright, Lemuel ufutomobile Freshmen-Groups I UU-I 01 l Joseph D. Abrams Dennis P. Ives Arthur A. Olmstead James J. Beers Joseph A. Kosz Paul P. Rung Robert M. Carnahan Arnold Kraden James G. Russillio John E, Cwiecka Theodore Lukowski Francis Weglarski Richard H. Ehlenfield Edward Mackowiak David J. Lutz Anthony Gugliuzza Curtis E. Marshall Donald Basehart .John P. Gugliuzza Elton L. Monnin - Frank Behr William Braun Richard Chwaliszewski Norbert Czarnecki Daniel Ersing William Guise Clark Hill Richard Jackson Walter Kruger William Mackey Donald Menig Kenneth Moody Harold Moore Robert Quinn Conrad Sliwinski Kenwneth Weigand Joseph Zygmunt ufutomobile Freshmen-Groups 1 0.2-103 Hugh Arnold Leo Benedyk William Brennan Michael Catanzaro James D'Addario Louis Faulkner Simon Habdo Donald Jefferlone Joseph Kupczyk Louis Macri Charles Martin James Metzger Edwin Palys John Popielarski Nicholas Sagnibzne James Brennan Michael Smerka Paul Cheney Richard Tomaka Claude Cochran Andrew Whitelaw Joseph D'Addario Edward Knauff Robert Ferrara Calvin Arthur Robert Hahn Robert Benedyk Ernest Jonts Stanley Katla Robert Kuzara Joshua Mancini Louis Micell James Panpil Ronald Reigal Mark Scarpino James Sales Richard Tracy IIIII E L. J Qffutomobile F reshmen-Groups 104-105 X Robert Banas George Bertozzi William Brothers Luckey Carter Louis Croce Anthony D'Amico George Domedion William Fix .Leo Gassman Julius Hastreiter James Kasparek Ray Kuzma Rudolph Manzella Thomas Michenzi Richard Nice John Pangallo Alfonso Renzi Jerome Schmitz Ronald Sorrentino Stuart Williams Fred Band Harvey Bills Donald Bunce Raynor Dehos James Hehir Donald Kaczmarek Edward Lavelle Melvin Martin Edward McGovern James Middleton Ronald Niewczyk Vincent Pecorara Lewis Richardson I Michael Stanchak Louis Sebastiano Robert Turchiarelli Roger Wirth Glen Mueller P. G. Qffutomobile F reshmefz-Groups I U6-I 0 7 Kenneth Bandelian Joseph Blaszyk Theodore Byrd Gerald Clementi Robert Denson Robert Gawronski Joseph Herbert Gary Keller Donald Lepir Edwin Martin Richard McIntosh George Milbrand Robert Nightingale Robert Pietraszewski Richard Richeal Louis Seely Larry Stotz Joseph Ventura Frank Zyga Alan Platt Richard Barr Ray Bonus Vincent Cacciano Ernest Coleman Bert Dillsworth Russell Giambeluca Edward Hinman Joseph Honan Francis Koch James Lockwood James Martin Ronald Miller George Noga Norbert Olejniczak Jerry Pitterman Kenneth Roberts David Setlock Anthony Starzynski Donald Strait Joseph Villano ufu1f0m0bile F reshmen-Groups 108-IO 9 Ralph Baumgartner John Luper Joseph Strobele Norman Bongogelli William Matyjasik John Vreeland James Conmy Donald Miner Paul Salzman Neil Dakrauch Ronald Nowak Donald Zasada Richard Donati Steve Penna Ronald Baty Richard Glaspy William Pitts John Benson Robert Hondzinski Robert Setlock Peter Bus Stanley Dudek Michael Gilcrist Robert Green John Horn Gerald McClean Ronald Misrantino Dennis Okun Frederick Rosenow Arthur Post Ronald Shoulter Gene Tappan Richard Zogaria Robert Kompinski Qfiffviation Freshmen-Groups 130-131 Germain Altmann Dale Armstrong Donald Blidy Theophil Brzozowski Richard Cieslak Joseph Del Principe Douglas Feind Richard Gosk Thomas Harlach Ronald Helt Qreste Macari Donald Matrucci Ronald Moroge Patrick McNamara James Ott Nicholas Pietroczrlo Harold Poulter Joseph Reynolds Joseph Sacco Gerald Skadan Richard Stechenfingcr William Weston John Wilson Erwin Zmarzly Mr. Meinhold Alton Abenschein Gordon Bowman Neil Buth Russell Cicero Thomas Evoy Harold Frank Gregory Hagmier Raymond Klopp Thomas Koebel Seymour Lettman Leo McNamara John Miller Kenneth Person Henry Pollinger Carl Reese Edward Rutkowski Frank Sciabarrasi Ronald Stasiak Israel Washington William Woelfle l A ufwkztion F reshmen-G maps 1 32-133 Michael Battista James Bielski John Chandler Emilio Cordone John Costal Thomas Duszynski Richard Georgia Norman Irlbacher David King Karl Kugler James Leonard Ronald Ohl John Palica Walter Plumlcy David Rauls Anthony Schuler George Stangiel Tobert Treadway David Wisniewski Frederick Bantle Robert Brydalski Richard Clapp Charles Dietzman Lewis Fontana Timothy Graziano James Kelsey William Langheier Steven Maciejewski Patrick lVlcCann Ronald Mehok Joseph Nagel John Palermo a Robert Pitz Joseph Reckahn Gary Ranney Robert Rosplochowski Vernon Schmitt Ronnie Smalt Gary Wind Louis Will T1'in1fz'ng Freshmefz-Groups 150-151 W James Ackerman Walter Cerankowski Robert Depczynski Joseph Eberhard Miles Hanson Anthony Iacona Nelson Kelly Douglas Koenig David Lang Robert Meyers Frank Nowak Donald 'Orcutt Kenneth Peterson Gregory Prior Russell Schaefer Richard Seitz -v David Snelling Joseph Szafranski Eugene Walters David Westra William Braun Frank Condello Roger Domroes Frank Dzierzanowski Ronald Gerstner Bruce Godfryd Albert Joseph Joseph Kluck Charles Kowal Daniel Kowalczyk Howard Mandel Donald McCarthy William Meyers David Noonan William Pfund Frank Pilato Dominic Sandermo Robert Sicker Ronald Smokowski John Tomizzi Peter Wojtaszek IIIIF Post Gmffufzzfes - 14 'UliflfZi07Z Michael Boubaris John Canedo George Covrig Joseph Dudek Nicholas Ferrentino Robert Gibson Ronald Gleason Robert Keenan Paul Kehoe Albert Koster Vince Marzec Robert Preston A1 Przywara William Rundell Arthur Steele Have a purpose. No one ever reached great things without trying for them. Thoughts of what is great love for great ideals, daily acts done in a great spirit, pleprlre the heroas hour and bring it to him. Purpose makes or mars life. Purposelessness ruins life. , aw, ,L , - - Kijkli Wish to see - the Discovery of a Plan, that would in- duce E99 oblige NHtiOI1S to settle their Disputes Without first Cutting one another's Throats. - When Will MCU be conVinc'd, that even suc- cessful Warsi at length be- come Misfortunes to those who unjustly commenc'd them Eff Who triumph'd blindly in their Success, not Seeing all its Consequences. - Benjamin fmnklin L B A TIVITI .. . X' ,.,,. .1 '5-1: 7.-C : , .:: 'T ,..f',.' gr: P - gn 1: 4, -z.. '.-:fr--:f-F g1,J.?! , x. ,Q 13+ ,4- -'f - 1 FL Xl L11 '1'- I A L, Ju. V , . ., .- ,Q Sv' .wg 4, 75,51 f gg Lizfzailvergk-fi4jo1fze . . 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Skating Club Mr. Rocco Calandra-Adviser Paul Cheney Richard Arnone Thomas Fraas Bernard Ball Ernest Jones Alfred Berner Joshua Mancini James Brennan Louis Miceli i Adam Mineo Howard Perry Robert Pitz Robert Pitz James Ponfil Robert Sacco Kenneth Tober Camera Club Ronald Baty James Brennan Donald Bryk Lee Caldwell Paul Cheney Richard Chivaliszewski Gordon Cross Anthony Curletta Raymond DeHos Joseph Dombrowski George Domedein Frank Dzierzanowski Francis Koch Rudolph Manzella Art Millinski Robert Menz Raymond .Pawlik Howard Perry Joseph Sacco George Sculischewski Kenneth Sicker Richard Smith Michael Stanchak Cyfisy Glub Ray Pawlik ......,.f . President Richard Lazik ....,A t ,Vice-President Joseph Abatimt- ..d . Treasurer Harry Beasock t W t - , r or u Secretary Arthur Mellerski .......... Chaplain Earl Gorenflo Edwin Marchant joseph Reynolds Edward Hoffarth Donald Martucci Anthony Schuler Frank Jarnot Edward Meinzer Mitchel Skowronski David King Thomas Pastore William Stoberl John Limpantsis This is the first time in a number of years that Burgard has had a Hi Y Club. The pur- pose of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend the high standards of Christian living throughout the school and the com, munity. All the members of the club, under the leadership of Mr. Helfrich have objectiveS of better health, service achievment, mental development, and spiritual environment. Their Gail Whitaker slogan is Clean living, clean sports, clean speech, and clean scholarship . The members meet on Tuesday evenings from 6:30 to 10:00 P.M. at the Humbolt YMCA. At these meeting the boys enjoy basketball, swimming and other athletics in addition to the regular business meeting. We have great hopes for the future of the Hi Y here at Burgard. Bulletin Staf Mr. James Lanz-Adviser Ronald Kania Thorntas Pastore Robert Braniecki John Limpantsis Robert Pltz James Brennan Robert Menz Ronald Sommer Gordon Cross Carlton Neal llIIIlIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIlllllllllVIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllll ll IIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllll ffurga ra' Bowling Club Donald Allen Floyd Biz Wayne Broman Donald Burchell Ronald Cagot Joseph Cali Murph Gibson Gary Johson George Kelly Richard Lepore Joseph Michalski George Nelson Ralph Nolf Kenneth Sicker Richard Smith Sfwizfeh 5011 ra' Opera tori' y Donald Allen Donald Bogdan Joseph Cali August Cenker llllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIIlIIlIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllll Cheerleaders Neil Herne William Lyon Salvatore Sedita David Huenniger Kenneth Nowak Frank Salonek Robert Kratzer Daniel Parisi John Strachan Emil Lennert James Prible Richard Yager Farnham Lyon Paul Raczka ll lll lllllllllllil Ill llIlllllllllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllllllllIIlIIlIIlIIlIllllllllIIlIlIllIl1!Illlllllllllllllllllllll Faculty Adl1iSOf Captain: Thomas Fraas Theodore Byrd Karl Skinner Edward LaValle Eugene Kassman Manager: John Gruka Neal Carlton 'Robert Pitz IlllIllllllllIllIlllllilllllllllllllllllll Ca eteria M0nz't0fs 5fh Peffioa' Richard Andol Richard Amone Charles Bauer Irving Bryant Allen Bunch Joseph Cacciatore Leonard Caldwell Jerry Caruso Samuel D'Amico lIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllll lllll Kllllllllllllllllllllll Walter Flynn John Foley Charles Gramza Rudolph Gross Ca eterizz M0nz'r0rs 6th Period Donald Hagedorn Edward Hoffarth Charles McGriff Jerome McKernan Raymond Pawlik Lawrence Radel Donald Ranks Richard Sala Victor Schaeffer George Sievers Eugene Slomka Gerald Sobkowiak Florian Wiatrowski Walter Zak Illllllll llllllllllllllllllllllilllllllll lllllll lli Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll lll Joseph Abati Robert Ball Herbert Boyce Joseph Corigliano Anthony Ferraro Richard Gang Patrick Gardner Karl Hertlein David Huels Robert Hunter Eugene MacLean Salvatore Maiorana Robert Menz Arthur Millerski Gerald Polik Daniel Paprota Thomas Passmore Eugene Serwacki Joseph Serwacki Victor Volo Glenn Wilson Ronald Wollen Leonard Wrobel David Zeh Cafeteria Staf From Left to Right Lena Reich Hazel Canton Marie Braun Freda Latza Cwrace Ellmaker Ida Laske Harriet Beck Helen Hofmann Minnie Scchase l'I1lIllllllllllllllllIllIllIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllIlllIIlllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIIlllillIlllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll Safery Patrol Charles McGriff Captain Paul Raczka Raymond Pawlik Frederick Grishen Lieut. Lawrence Ross John Knapp Neil Herne James Wood Emil Lennert Darrel Kipp Albert Romanowski Teoplo We 014 ppreciacef Mr. Willianz Roberts ai flie Organ Mr. Gregory Ductor uf the Ffooal Liglnfs Mr. Carl Pearclm at the Miles g.,fAx L4 Y , Mr. Henry Urban 'at the Aczialress System i A LM 'Band T RUMPETS Leslie Howard Duane Jackson Joseph Klink Paul Kuntz Joseph Reckahn Richard Reitz Alfonso Renzi Richard Sala ALTO-SAX CLARINETS Walter Kruger James Ackerman Norman Moser Peter Bugiera Charles Rychmowski Raymond Heer TENQRXSAX Frank Horuates R. , . Robert Kugera ichard Grzebmski Ralph Long Jofm Sm' Edward Meidfum BIILI-S Leonard Valvo Ronald Kerr Edward Withey MELLOPHONE Ralph Krassalt John F. Hartl TUBA Alva Henderson TROMBONES Salvatore Asaresc Daniel Mancini William Robinson llIllIlllII1IIIIIIIllIIIIHllIlllIIIIllIllIllllIIIlIllllllIllllIIlIllIIllllllIlllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllll glee Club llll lllllll DRUMS Donald Basehart Richard Cusamano Robert Harling Edward Mackaura Edward Price Anthony Schuler I IIIIIllllllllllllllIIllllllIllllllllllllllllll Charles Austin Michael Battista Harvey Bills Vincent Biondolillo James Brennan Emilo Cordone Paul Cheney Edward Coleman Charles Currey Robert Graham Robert Gutz Donald Hagedorn David Huenniger James Kankiewicz Anthony Mangini Robert Kuzera Robert' Kratzer Edward Lavelle Ralph Long Ronald Maciezewski Norbert Olijniczak John Palerno Daniel Parisi Steve Penna Walter Plumley Robert Pitz Robert Sacco Ralph Schmitt Samuel Sedita Louis Seely Richard Seitz Conrad Sliwinski Joshua Mancini Charles McGriff Martin Schafer Anthony Starzynski William Tourat Norman Talbacher William Waller , Eugene Walters Joseph Watkens Roland William ssemlaly Recollections September 9 Mr. Kamprath welcomed the new students and the upper class group at the first assembly of the year. September 16 Mr. Crotty was in charge of this assembly. A colored film from the Dodge Dealers of Erie County was shown, Wheels along the Andesf' September 23 Mr. Kamprath introduced the new members of our faculty. Miss Reed, Mr. Hare, and Miss Spahn have come to our school from Hutchinson-Cen- tral High. Mr. Skinner, Mr. Aschen- brenner, Mr. Nola, and Mr. Mathien are members of the Auto Department faculty. Mr. Pearch led the student singing while Mr. Roberts and Mr. D'Agos- tino furnished the music at the organ and piano. September 29 Mr. John Dalyvaux of R u t l a n cl, Vermont spoke to the boys on, How to be a Good Citizen. October 2 Mr. Garcea discussed the schedule for the coming season, the rule changes in the game, from the standpoint of the spectator, and the conduct of the students at the games. Several football songs were prac- ticed. Mr. Pearch led the group singing. October 7 Mr. Kamprath introduced Captain Sendker of Engine 24 who spoke on F ire Prevention. A technicolor movie of the Presidential Inaugura- tion concluded the program. October 14 Mr. Crotty was in charge of this as- sembly, introduced Mr. Garcea, who talked a b o u t the coming football game with East High School. Several football s o n g s were rehearsed, Mr. Pearch directing. A very interesting film from the Ethyl Corporation of America showed how the need for a knockless fuel led to the develop- ment of Ethyl fluid. October 28 Fiftieth Anniversary of the truck- ing industry. Mr. Doebert gave facts and figures concerning the scope and size of A m e r i c a s fastest growing transportation medium. November 4 Mr. Chad secured a very interest- ing picture from the Carborundum Company showing the manufacture and use of grinding materials. November 11 V Mr. Tilley acted as chairman for this program by the Burgard Vet- erans. After the regular flag cere- mony, Mr. Regan led the singing of several wartime songs. Mr. Englund read an Armistice Day poem by Charles Going. Mr. Tilley introduced the speaker, Mr. Carroll of. the Erie County American Legion. November 18 Mr. Regan sponsored this program. Awards were presented to the boys who attained the Honor Roll. Various musical and vocal numbers were given by the students. November 25 Our Thanksgiving Assembly this year was marked by student partici- pation. After the flag ceremony sev- eral appropriate songs were sung by the student body. Q' Lemuel Wright of Group 330 read a Thanksgiving Prayer and Daniel Coughlin a Senior from Group 403 discussed the h i s t o r y of Thanks- giving. A very fine colored film, America the Beautiful, concluded the pro- gram. ufssembly Notes fcontinuedj December 2 Mr. Crotty discussed the problem of conduct on the busses that leave from the front of school each day. He introduced Patrolman Schuler of the Buffalo Police Department Safety Patrol. Officer Schuler described his duties as a member of this unit and g complimented the students on the fine, orderly manner 'in which the busses are loaded. Mr. Kamprath read several notices and then introduced Mr. Endres who spoke on the meaning of the Flag Sa- lute. Mr. Pearch sang the Star Span- gled Banner. December 9 Celebration of the Fiftieth Anni- versary of powered flight. Mr. Hen- derson reviewed the history of the Aviation Department and the Bur- gard Flying Clubs. Mr. Steffen spoke briefly. Mr. Henderson introduced Mr. Clifford Bull, an engineer from the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratories, who described some of the research work carried on by that institution. Motion pictures showing the devel- opment of anti-stalling mechanism for airplanes were shown. Mr. Bull commented as the pictures were run off. These pictures were most inter- esting because they showed how the plane operated when used with and without automatic controls. December 14 At a special afternoon assembly Mr. Crotty introduced Mr. O'Keefe and Mr. LeCompte, of the General Electric Company, who gave us the latest edition of their famous House of Magic program. The latest devel- opments in sound transmission, stro- boscopic light for the study of mov- ing objects, and jet propulsion were illustrated. December 16 Annual Letter Day. Mr. Garcea and Mr. Lynch reviewed the football and cross country seasons. After the presentation of letters to the mem- bers of both groups by Mr. Kam- prath, Mr. Lynch introduced Dan Carnevale, well known baseball fig- ure. Mr. Carnevale spoke briefly. Mr. Ductor introduced Mr. Paschal Ru- bino, President of the Board of Ed- ucation. Mr. Rubino congratulated the boys who took part in sports, for their contributions to the school life and the benefits derived from sports participation. December 21 Special Christmas Assembly. Due to the difficulty of aquiring the pic- tures which were shown at this time, our Christmas program was given, part on Monday afternoon and the rest Tuesday morning. At this time we had two pictures from the New York Telephone C o m p a n y. They were, The Night Before Christmasf, and The Christmas Story. On Tuesday we had the Glee Club singing special songs, Deck the Halls, Silent Night, and Joy to the World. Paul Ritter read a Christ- mas story. The program was conclud- ed after several songs by the stu- dents. January 6 First Assembly ofthe New Year. Mr. Wallie Englund introduced the boys who spoke in the preliminary of the American Legion Oratorical con- test. Mr. Englund described the pur- pose of the contest and acted as chairman. Arra Edwards spoke on, Our Con- stitutionf, Edwin Schneider - The Bill of Rights, Lemuel Wright- Pri- vileges and Responsibilities of an American Citizen. Mr. Calandra acted as coordinator in gathering the judges decisions, and Mr. Suozzi was time keeper. January 13 Mr. Finley made announcements concerning the pictures to be taken for the 1954 Craftsman. Mr. Kamprath talked about the bus situation and various groups of boys held meetings after the regular assembly. uflvsemhly Notes contirziiealj January 20 Annual Ben Franklin Assembly. Mr. Heinike, as usual, was the chair- man of our annual Ben Franklin as- sembly. This year we departed from our usual custom of having an out- side speaker. Edwin Schneider a printing department s e n i o r, spoke about the life and contributions of Franklin. The inventive g e niu s of his inventions and scientific contri- butions. His contributions in the field of political democracy culminating in the Constitutional Convention were also described. The program was concluded by a very enjoyable film of the life of Franklin. This film was given to the School Department by Mr. Butler, publisher of the Buffalo E v e n i n g News. February 3 Honor Roll Assembly. Mr. Regan and Mr. Hare presented pins to the Honor Roll Students. Mr. D'Agosti- no played several selections. The as- sembly was concluded by a full length motion picture, Texas.', February 10 Mr. Roberts had charge of this as- sembly devoted to automotive news. A 1954 Buick Super Convertible oc- cupied the center of the stage. The guests for this occasion were presented by Mr. Roberts. They were Ward Klepfer of the Klepfer Buick Company who gave a new en- gine to the Automobile Department. Wm. Smith, Service manager for Klepfers. George Duryea, son of the builder of Americas first automobile. Mr. Frank Gilbert, supervisor of per- sonnel training for the Socony Vac- uum Oil Company also spoke briefly. Two films were shown The Quest- ing 1VIind - about r e s e a r c h, and Crossroads,'- a narration of deci- sions based on hard work, not luck. February 17 At our annual Lincoln Assembly, we were privileged to have as our guest speaker, Mr. Luther Aydelotte. Mr. Aydelotte has made a hobby of the study of Abraham Lincoln. From the moment he walked in the audi- torium d o o r, dressed as Lincoln, it was as though we were taken back to the days of the Civil War. The program was deeply impressive and will long be remembered. February 24 Boys spoke on various aspects of brotherhood. An appropriate film was shown. This year the assembly was under the direction of the Social Studies teachers. The program was handled by students. Charles McGri3f, Pres- ident of the Junior Class acted as chairman, introducing Joseph Abati who told what Brotherhood We e k means. Donald Murray read a selection, Do You Want to be Happy and Free. Theodore Jackson d i s c u s s e d, Prejudice -iHow do we recognize it? What can we do about it?v Mr. Pearch led the singing of, I Am An Americani' and I Love Americaf' Mr. Roberts played the or- gan and Mr. D'Agostino, the piano for the singing. A documentary picture, Chuck Hawson--One Man showed how to build a firm foundation for Brotherhood. The picture was fur- nished by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. ASSEMBLY PICTURES Burgard celebrates the 50th Aniversary of Powered Flight. Burgard's best automobile driver, Gerald Sobkowiak. GEIS House of Magic Cross Country Letters Football Letters The Pre. ident of the Board of Education, Mr. Pasquale Rubino. The American Legion Speaking Contest The judges determine the winner Our ever-faithful camera crew Ben Franklin Day Burgard gets a new Buick motor Abe Lincoln comes to Burgard We have music Polik captains the All-High Football team Moving-up Day comes again. 9 10 1 1 1 Z 13 The Air Force pays us a visit 14 15 16 BP: W 53' RU Affair er 'fluff' FW-! i T i xy w W S + . lf f x . 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This loss seemed to provide the spark needed and we sent Lafayette and McKinley to defeat. In the Kensington game disaster struck, we not only lost the game but the services of three regulars. The final game saw us missing these players badly and we went down to defeat before Seneca. With a .500 average we had a good season and although Burgard may not always win they will always fight until beaten and then fight some more. This season is the last for Norm Stadler as assistant coach, as he is entering the Service. Burgard will miss Norm and he will be hard to replace. The Squad Junior Varsity lLeft sidel 1st Row L Edgar Driver John DiFrancesco William MacKey James Ryan Earl Gorenflo David Keller Don Burchell Robert Sacco to R 2nd Row L to R Joseph Klink Ronald Diehl Len Valvo Paul Fairchok Thomas Diebold Anthony Frandina Henry Johnson Ward Fisher 3rd Row Louis Zitola Ronald Banas Stanley Dudek David Kelly Ronald Batty Neil Darraugh Ronald Shoulter L11--wfwmwa-vo M-w-nmmwmmwa-fwimwwwf-m:vmuwnuuu --7-w- - LtOR The Squad Varsity tRight sidel 1st Row L to R 2nd Row L Donald Murray John Peeler George Johnson Sam D'Amico Robert Ruhland Warren Stevens Anthony Zuppa David Huels Gary Polik Ronald Nawojski Donald Luther Jerry Caruso George Sievers Ronald Dashner Joe Cacciatore Roger Werner 3rd Row L to R John Riley Joseph Abati Dennis Passmore Joseph Mathis Irving Sauer Wilber Euscher Everett Ruhland Lemuel Wright O Picture Captions 1 The bench waits for action 2 Gary Polik around end 3 Dashner catches a pass 4 Nawojski up the center i 5 Making a hole for the ball carrier 6 Just loefore the tau 7 Polik fakes the defense 8 Sievers dropped after a gain 9 This is as far as you go 10 The line holds against East to Basketball This year Burgard inspired by a few returning lettermen got off to a slow start by losing to Riverside 33 to 26. In this game Bob Harling was high scorer with ten points. The team was not downhearted as they proved by beating South Park in their second game, 52 to 43, with Gary Polik high with Z2 points and John Peeler and Bob Harling doing an excellent job. The boys won two of their next six games, beating Lafa- yette and Grover Cleveland. Then-cameiour game with Seneca. Both teams were evenly matched and Burgard was determined to win this game to avenge their defeat to the Indians last year. When the final gun sounded we found the Bulldogs determination had paid off as we defeated the Seneca Indians by a score of 67 to 53 with Big john Peeler high with Z8 points and Gary Polik close be- hind with 20 points g gg Coach Garcea looks forward to a splended season next: year with most of this years team returning. Picture Captions 1 The crowd watches Bennett 2 Fighting for the rebound 3 Polik at the tree throw line 4 Center jump 5 Fighting for the ball under the basket 6 John Peeler gets a loose ball 7 Time out I The Team First row l. to r. Joseph Mathis Roger Werner Russell Lowther John Peeler Bob Harling William Stevens Herb Schultz Gary Polik Jerry Caruso Season Riverside South Park McKinley Lafayette Kensington Bennett Grover Cleve. Seneca Technical Second row l. John Limpantsis Ronald Gibson Mel Fronczak Len Valvo John Somogye John Kish Dan Kiszewski Brian Gaines Tom Pastore Farnham Lyon Record 26-33 52-43 47-51 47-45 61-40 69-58 67-63 67-53 70-78 tor l953 Baseball Season Successful On April lst., the first day of the season saw 75 candidates re- port for Varsity Baseball. Of these, 25 were selected after several days of tryouts. The team and Mr. Elliott, our coach, anticipated a good year because of a veteran team but hopes were dimmed when the Bull- dogs lost their first game to Tech by the score of 8 to 6. Burgard finished the season with a 5 and 3 record, losing to Seneca, Tech, and Kensington. Twice the Bulldogs played Bennett, and twice they defeated the Tigers by the same score, 1-0. Two players made All-High team: Gerry Gorzynski in the out- field and Dan Paprota at shortstop. Gary Polik made the second team at first base. , The Junior Bulldogs had a good season in American Legion Ball, winning their post championship but losing to Canisius in the play-offs. Games and Scores Burgard 6 Technical 8 Burgard 6 East 3 Burgard 1 Kensington 5 Burgard 6 Seneca 7 Burgard 1 3 Bennett 0 Burgard 7 South Park 3 Burgard 1 Bennett 0 Inter-league play-off Burgard 3 Masten 0 Won 5 Lost 3 Baseball Squad First row l. to r. Edwin Drajem Roger Werner Michael Ferrentino Robert Megerle Vincent Marzec Gary Polik Daniel Parprota Ronald Thrun Nicholas Przystawski George Karalus Robert Catalfu 1 Our coach, Mr. Elliott Second row l. to r. Robert Rozler Joseph Baun Antony Starczynski Paul Lionerski Anthony Mangine John Kish Howard Parry Gerald Gorzynski James Kisker Paul Kuntz Allen Hein Gerald Williams Richard Starczynski O Picture Captions 2 Burgard's Ronnie Thrun catching 3 Danny Paprota, All High shortstop takes a swing 4 East High goes down to defeat, Ronnie Thrun catches a fast strike 5 George Karalus reaching first safely against Kensington 6 Nick Przystawski on first, against East 7 Gary Polik waiting for the throw from right field 8 Mike Ferrantino beating the throw to first 9 Vince Marzec out at first 10 The bench watches a close play at home 11 Nick Przystawski delivering a left handed slant 12 Vince Marzec in a close play at third 13 Gary Polik reaching for a throw at first Track May 29th 1953 saw the end of the athletic season for Burgard. I the All Vocational Meet Burgard lost to Seneca by only three poin1 securing five first places in the twelve events. All the boys who too first place honors were placed on the All Vocational High Tean Gerald Chudy, Don Moody, Arra Edwards, Bob Gibson, and A Harris, Tony Zuppa tied for first place in the pole vault. The dual meets which preceded the All High gave the boys an 01, portunity to practice against real competition and these meets are big factor in determining the final team. Next year the new singl league competition and the new triangular meets will make it diff cult for the vocational schools but it is expected that Burgard Wi hold its own against the best in the city. I Picture Captions 1 The shot put is tough work 2 Over the top in the high jump 3 The start of the 880 4 Moody wins the 100 5 Luther and Nawojski in the mile 6 Happy in victory 7 The mile start 8 The freshman relay 9 Chudy over the top in the pole vault 10 This one he won't make 11 Bob Gall puts the shot 12 Don Luther finishes the mile First 'row Z. to Lemuel Wright Donald Moody Robert Preston Gerald Chudy Arthur Steele Robert Harling Walter Meyers Robert Gibson Paul Kehoe Robert Gall Second row l. to T. Robert Sacco Joseph Watkins Richard Stypa Mel Fronczak Ronald Nawojski John Peeler Jerry Caruso Donald Gibson Dick Catalfu Anthony Zuppa 61 F Track Squad r. Third 'row l. to 'r Ronald Goetz Edward Weber Donald Luther Donald Murray John Richards F ourth row l. to Ronald- Graham Kenneth Williams Robert Czeck Donald Hale David Huels Warren Stevens John Limpantsis Bernard Turner Fifth row l. to 'r Richard Luma Kurt Weber Lawrence Ross John Smidly Gordon Bennett Garnell Taggart Sam D'Amico Cross Country , The Bulldog Harriers started the season with a tremendous a mount of manpower but unfortunately this did not last all year This year Cross Country was the first sport to have competitioi under thelnew single league system. The triangular meets were an instant success and Burgard can be sure that its teams never givf up even under the stiffest competition. Few students realize that Cross Country is such a grueling spor and many drop out before the season is over because of the han work involved. In the All High meet Burgard managed to beat ou Lafayette, but all but one runner returning next year should pro duce a much more experienced team. Don Rogenmoser, team captain, will graduate this year am Jabber Lynch because of retirement has coached his last team The Burgard Harriers will miss Mr. Lynch and to date no replace ment has been appointed. Cross First row l. to r. James Patton Louis Richardson Clark Hill Don Rogenmoser, Capt. Farnham Lyon Edward Price Bob Green Country Team Second row l. to r. George Stancil Donald Miner Ralph Baumgardner George Karalus, Mgr. Willie Marshal Donald Bunce Picture Captions Left Side Top to Bottom 1953 All-High Team Gibson in a fast finish The winner Burgard, Emerson and Bennett Right Side Top to Bottom Around the first turn Hill out in front Rogenmoser closing the gap Tennis Each year at Burgard tennis presents the same problems to Coach Harry Wright, a shortage of ma- terial. This year was no exception and from a thou- sand boys only ten showed up for the first practice session. From this small group a team was finally selected and the season officially began against the Knights of Kensington, last year's winners. Scores Kensington 5 - 0 - South Park 1 - 4 - Seneca 3 - 2 Bennett 5 - 0 East 5 - 0 A Technical 4 - 1 . The Team First row l. to r. First 'row l. to fr. Robert Keenan Leslie Howard Norbert Michalak Robert J ohengen Robert Kerr Roger Holas . Kenneth Flemming Although losing all but one of its matches the team exemplified the true Burgard spirit and fought every match to set point. With most of the team returning this year Coach Wright has high hopes for a much more successful season. To the boys of the team Burgard extends their best wishes for a better year to come. T I Zin iltflemumam 4 CHARLES DUKE WELCH 1890-1954 Charles Duke Welch first became associf ated with Burgard in 1939 when he worked with Mr. Pierce and Mr. Carberry helping them with the school hockey team. After hockey was dropped from the list of Burgard athletics Duke turned his interests to our football teams. This was the position in which he was best known to the boys and faculty. He was assistant coach and his main interest was the lun - ior Varsity eleven. This group of boys was his Varsity . They meant a lot to Duke and he meant a lot to them. He drove the boys hard out on the field but they respected him all the more because of it. All these services he rendered to Burgard were done without any pay whatsoever. To him they were not services at allg he did them out of the kindness of his heart and his deep feeling for the youth of Burgard. He was at one time a timer for the Buffalo Hockey Club and more recently he officiated in amature hockey in Canada. . Even though Duke Welch has passed on, his memory will always live at Burgard. The things he said and the tasks he performed will be remem- bered as long as Burgard exists. The boys who be- come athletes now will never know the man that we knew but they will hear much about him, for we are proud and honored to have played under him and to have been associated with him. lt is with this rememberence that we pay him our last respects. 5-Elf ,M E -we - A GROUP CHAMPIONS Freshman Group Sophomore Junior Senior School Intramural Football This season under the direction of Mr. Russell Garcea and the Varsity team the interclass touch. football program was run. This is one of the most popular of Burgard's extra activities. We are indebted to the members of the varsity who contributed so much of their own time to the sucessful promotion of this activity. David Huels and Louis Zitola deserve special commendation. Twenty four group teams took part and the elimination games of the early season cut this figure down to the four champion groups of each class. From these four the school champs were decided. The aviation seniors, undoubtedly because of their familiarity with air offense and defense were able to come through to the final goal and they became the league leaders. lntramural Basketball This was the second year of intramural basketball and a very succesful season was enjoyed. Twenty-five group teams were en- tered but this number woreudown as the elimination contests devel- oped. It was anticipated that the Senior Pressmen of Group 450 would move on to the school championship but in the final games a major upset occured. Group 202, the sophomore auto mechs scored a surprising upset Victory to take lst place in the team standings. Interclass sports are an outstanding example of good sportman- ship in action. Competition is keen and each group participating en- joys the best athletic activity the school can offer. Many thanks are due to George Karalus, Jerry Caruso and others who helped the Physical Education staff so much in the handling of these games. V Group Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior School Champions Group 131 202 300 450 202 l l T HE Class ot 1954 expresses its thanks to the advertisers who favored us with their patronage in our yearbook. We trust our readers will give further evi- dence of this appreciation by patronizing these advertisers. Advertising Staff Class ot 1954 'Yifonor Father ana? Nfotifzern CC717'1H'lt17'lJHZ27'lf as ofa, as flze ages and as new as iomorrow. nwhatever I ani, or whatever I hope to he, I owe to my mother. Ahrahain Lincoln saict that. what a trihute to a motherp what a compliment hy a son. You iQnow,we iiiee to tauz to hoys ahout the importance ot parents, hecause we teei that in the hustie ancl hustle ot every ciay lite there is a danger that torgettuiness wiii crowci in on us it we are not mincttui ot our ways. Donit ever let that happen to you. No inatter where you are or what you are fioing, pause tor a moment each ciay and retiect upon the importance ot hiother and Dact. For in this hte ot yours, which the gooci Lord saw tit to give you, they play a very important part. When you tirst saw the iight ot day, your very presence piacect upon your parents a responsihiiity which they have uncompiainingiy tuitiiieci. it they haci not, you wouici not he gractuating from Burgarci tonight. The tact that you are graciuating is a glorious moment tor your parents. Their happy years ot watching over you is macie more happy hecause ot your success. You have hrought honor to their name anct giory to yourseit hy tuitiii- ing their wish that someday you, too, wouict graduate trom Burgarci. You have many gooct years aheact ot you. To maize the most ot those years wouici he to maize your parents very happy. Great things can happen tor you it you will only cto your hest, .ami it you will always try to he, the izinci ot teiiow that your mother thinhs you are. WILLIAM H. RQBERTS. JAMES 1, RICE .....-.g.m ROBERTS fi RICE Genera! 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