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

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Cglmese We Twill eibfiss Cifihis year two beloved teachers of il3urgarcl will give in to the ever present desire for a well-earned rest after a job well done. WALTER E. LYNCH After more than twenty years as a member of the faculty of Burgard Vocational High School, Mr. Walter E. Lynch has filed his no- tice of retirement. Affectionately known to all as Jabber , Mr. Lynch will be missed equally by both students and his fellow faculty members. Mr. Lynch leaves behind a record which reads as an adventure story or the dream of the real American Boy . Mr. Lynch was first a student at Niagara University where he played football, basketball, baseball, and track. In 1915 he entered professional baseball in the old Fed- eral League. In 1916 and 1917 he played for Buffalo in the International League. 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 .