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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1957 volume:

A 4, ,. f NJ y sg J 4 ,ff 3 E fvfi ' fr 1 57 VC' NJ if sun, e' xx Q xy 1 5. The Sensor Class of 1957 cmd the Staff of the Burgord Yearbook wnth True Burgord Spnrnf fake pleosure an presenhng J 1 , THE BURGARD CRAFTSMAN 9-G4 47lQNP BURGARD VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 400 Kensmgton Avenue Buffalo 14, N Y 1951 T ' X , U J 1-1. . ' s AS J r V A n ' A A 1 16. .X X 4 L, 'xyixh N :.,1j. Q0 'Po 4 Q' Oo FOREWORD The pages whuch you are about to read and vuew make up part of an envuronment a buuldung called Burgard Vocatuonal Hugh School where one thousand students spend al most one thousand hours per year Here us where the hands of the adolescent are changed unto the workung hands of undustry Here us where the mund of youth us moulded unto a work ung unut realuzung uts responsubulutues to self communuty and natuon You may ask yourself How us thus possublez lt us not the bruck and steel and mortar that brung about thus change and teachers alone cannot accomplush ut But all these thungs com buned wuth a strong school spurut can reach thus goal The spurut of a school us many thungs lt us the foundatuon of the currucular and extra currucular actuvutues and us the reflectuon of the attutudes of the students toward these The dulugence of the teachers and the earnestness of theur pupuls us a manufestatuon of school spurut Because school spurut us such a basuc requurement of successful educatuon the 1957 CRAFTSMAN Staff has buult uts publucatuon around ut hopung that the spurut the hugh pounts of our school year wull remaun wuth the departung Senuors and become more deeply rooted un the hearts of the underclassmen Spurut us not always everythung ut should be There are fac tors such as a losung athletuc team or defeat un a debate whuch cause cu declune un school spurut ldealustucally the spurut or foundatuon of a school should not waver euther un vuctory or defeat Any school actuvuty can succeed only un propor tuon to the enthusuasm behund ut The heart of the school us uts student body whose spurut us represented by the unduvudual partucupatuon un the standard currucular or extra currucular actuvutues Actuvuty luke a human us a growung thung uts growth dependent upon the student who forms the nourushment on whuch ut feeds Educatuon us not quures for hus vocatuon but apart from thus and of equal um portance us the extra currucular actuvuty whuch allows the stu dent to enter socuety wuth a fuller understandung of hus fellow man and hus responsubuluty to hum Burgard Vocatuonal Hugh School us wuth ever wudenung strudes attemptung to create a better student through better school spurut We have come to realuze that proper spurut properly developed wull carry forth to socuety and so um prove the natuon We of the CRAFTSMAN Staff hope that thus book wull serve as a remunder to you as students that fl? of G' Burgard us yours and umproves only as you umprove We hope too that thus book leaves wuth you the same prude wuth whuch we humbly present ut 2 Kai only imparting to the student that knowledge which he re- , I . . . T s , 3, Nlgfk . 1, .5554 . xx.-XX' ' John F Brmkworlh Faculty Advlsor Mr Gerald Hare Faculty Director John F Brmkworlh Jr Wayne Ely Ronald Gem shem Terry Kessler Benedlcf Pancamo Richard Weber Donald Ulrnch Kenneth Peterson Edutorm chaef Thomas Harlach Co edltor Ralph Baumgartner Frank Condello Dowd Noonan Wnllnam Pfund K PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF 9 L.-.......,...Y-. ,, X Q I f 31:1- Q- iff? QZSE Ili! gg!! Eg!! Ili llll Ill I!! ,gms ly!! Iwi: fill i555 '-n-' t u agus nal llll :Ill IEE' :Zag ?5?? seek s':Q -4 EQ, il Ylll ill' 8 In Ill? III llll llll llll Ill llll llll Ill! F355 FII ??E! iff? -. ga. HDI. Zig lls Ill Ill Ill I!! Ili Ill Ill -qu ll!! SEE . ?EEl 7 kfgg , 2555 .,..f Eva 14..- , A 5 R D .-ue -'.,.,. I . ' 3 u 1 X, ik 15 SL 'trip -a +43 f-ji. 3 xi 221' 1 'x '5 1 Q3 3' 'P fm, . . +L ,, 22 A. ,- A- Q., 4 x r -yg, -.Qgfjqhfxgf .v T: Hl' A 1E uf rye H r Q T GRY ail, Alma Mater! ail, Burgard High! Proud from thy tower Let high thy colors fly. Hail to thy athletes, Valiant for thee! Hail to the Blue and White VAR - Sl - TY Burgard Vocational High School s Automobile Depart ment started at Elm Vocational in 1915 Year by year as the department expanded ten annexes were opened Mr Martin Doebert and Mr Mike Steffan were the first teachers in the auto courses Mr Doebert taught electrical repair and Mr Steftan taught engme repair Equipment consisted chiefly of one Pierce Arrow engme Later six mounted engines were obtained for student work At that time all engines were hand started and many a sore wrist was suffered by student and teacher alike. A model T Ford and a Pierce truck chassis were used fo big advantage as the course grew to take in body and chassis work. ln 1926 the first dreams of a new and larger school were discussed. With opening of the new building in 1930 the automobile course of Burgard was en- larged to become one of the most complete in the nation. The new school with its ramps making possible the use of all fioors for actual work on stock automobiles was an innova- tion which few schools could boost. Separate shops for engine tune-up, collision and painting, welding and machine shop practice made the course at Burgard the envy of the educa- tional world. MECHANICS At the present tume Burgard has a large faculty who are well acquannted wnth the fleld of automohve mechanics ln 1955 Mr Doebert left hns posntuon as head of the de partment to orgamze and coordmate the Dnver Trammg Program for the secondary schools of the clty Mr Thomas Chad the dean of the automotnve faculty was ap pomted as the new department chaarman To day Burgard stands on the threshold of Amerlcas largest lndustry as the leadmg school of Its type and wnth the constant de mand of the lndustry for our graduates and the mcreased spnrnt of the student body for proper trammg and school ochvmes Burgard wnll reach the peak of nts long and magmfl cent history XQYQ The story of Burgard s Avlatlon Department ns a hlstory of highest qualnty traumng and expert mechanlcal craftsman s up lt was an September of 1928 that the Avaatuon Depart ment had nts humble begmnmg with one mstructor Mr Alvm Lunes The shop equlpment at that tame consisted of an Orlole fuselage wnth a Curtnss OX 5 power plant ln 1929 the Avuatnon Department moved to the attlc of old Elm Vo cahonal and under the dnrectlon of Mr Make Steffan the first Department Chanrman In 1930 the Avlahon Department along with the rest of the school moved to the new buuldmg whnch ns now known as Burgard Vocatlonal Hugh School Here the course was ex panded to Include many new phases of avuatnon work ln 1940 the Defense Tralmng Program was started and the Avuatuon Department was put on a twenty four hour basls lt was also In 1940 that school 3355 was opened as an Avsatlon Annex 8 AVIATICN ln 1943 Burgard Vocatuonal Hugh School was certufied as a CAA approved school Thus made ut possuble for our stu 'C milf' 5 dents to receuve theur aurcraft and powerplant lucense after only one year of addutuonal study beyond the four year course Thus fifth year of preparatuon was added to the Burgard curruculum In 1953 Mr Steffan stepped down from the Chairman shup of the Avuatuon Department and was very ably re placed by Mr Alva Henderson After Mr Hendersons un tumely death un 1955 Mr Gregory Ductor took over as head of the Avuatuon Department The Avuatuon Department has grown consuderably sunce its inception at Old Elm. Today every phase of aviation is taught and few schools in the world could boast of full size flyable aircraft in their classrooms. From the history making Flying Tiger through the Bell Helicopter to the full size iet powerplants Burgard leads the way in the train- ing of the aviation workers of the future. From the faculty viewpoint probably no school in the world can equal Bur- gard in quality instruction. All Burgards teachers are li- censed aircraft mechanics. Both Mr. Ductor and Mr. Farch- min are licensed CAA examiners. Many of our teachers are pilots both private and instruction and Mr. Catalano is well known as a parachute rigger and iumper. Students of our Aviation Classes have gone into many im- portant positions in the industry not only in this area but throughout the entire world and there is little that goes on in aviation that somehow is not reflected at Burgard 9 The story of Burgard's Printing Department is one of fine tradition with a background of fine craftsmanship. ln 1910 the Broadway Vocational School of Printing and Bookbinding opened in the basement of School 44 at the corner of Broadway and Krupp Streets. Mr. William B. Kamprath was head of the newly established school, and the late Mr. Edward T. Welsh, the first instructor in printing. lt was in 191 1 that Mr. John C. Heinike ioined the faculty. Later, in 1912, the school was moved to Michigan and Tup- per Streets and renamed Vocational School of Printing. Still later, in 1914, the school was moved to a new location on Elm Street and became known as Elm Vocational School. 1917 saw the first linotype installed, and in the years that followed more and more rooms were needed to house the printing machines. 1920 to 1927 witnessed the estab- lishment of eight new annexes to Elm Vocational School. ln 1925 Mr. George W. Mullenhoff became the instructor in press work at Elm Vocational. 10 PRINTING AND LITHOGRAPHY Then, in 1926, Henry P. Burgard offered to donate a six acre site on Kensington Avenue for a sorely needed new school. Shortly thereafter, in l929, the cornerstone was laid for the foundation of Burgard Vocational High School. The same year, l929, lithographic courses were begun and taught by Mr. Cyrus H. Johnson. The school, as we know it today, was officially opened in l930. Since then, the Burgard printing department has produced hundreds of printers for Western New York and throughout the entire country. Through the years, the department be- came rich in knowledge, in machinery, and in printers. ln 1954, the printing department received new equip- ment valued at more than 550,000 to further the courses of printing in Burgard. Last year, l956, Mr. John C. Heinike retired from his teaching career. The department suftered a great loss,but with the effort, enthusiasm, ambition, and spirit of Burgard, the printing department shall continue to prosper and grow, producing tomorrow's citizens and printers. ll A large demand made by the boat building and marine engme interests of the Niagara Frontier led to the forma tion of the Boat Building course at Burgard in 1949 The first class was formed in September of 1950 under the direction of Mr Lines When equipment and materials were increased the shop was moved to 145 and the course was well on its way to add much to the industrial welfare of the Frontier. The course consists of an extensive four year program containing practical work in small boat construction, repair, painting and maintenance as well as engine repair and servicing. The Niagara Frontier with its tremendous waterfront ac- tivity has opened a brilliant new field for vocational train- ing and again Burgard has stepped in to fill the gap in the ever increasing task of preparing people to help themselves as well as their community. 12 X I fs 'W I , i To augment the work nn the varrous trades related techm cal sublects are added to the regular course In any partncu lar trade Mathematrcs, sclence and drawmg are taught wnth the emphasus on the vocatnonal necessnty nn each partlc ular sublect For those who are desnrous of attending hlgher mstltutlons of learnmg Burgard also offers a well rounded program of the hngher branches of mathematlcs and the sciences The Burgard student rs well equupped to take has place nn either the world of lndustry or educatnon To further educate the Burgord student a typlcal program of Acodemnc work IS manda tory for every Burgard boy Four years of English and a three year program of Soclal Studies makes the Burgard student far better to cope wlth everyday llfe than the student of years ago We at Burgard are proud of the lob that IS done by the school In betterlng the commumty and the natnon Better men, better cltnzens, better equipped to earn thelr own lavmg as a goal whuch every school would be proud to reach 'X 1 15 A Message to the Graduates of 1957 FOR boys who are teen agers who are lust graduatang from hugh school and who are lounmg the ranks of older youth thas busnness of lnvung and working can become very com plucated at times Dnffucultnes frustratnons and bothersome obstacles often seem to come at the rate of a dnme a dozen Up to now whale an school you could turn to your teachers guidance counselor depart ment chairman assnstant prmclpal and prmclpal for a helpful steer an the rlght dnrectuon Answerung questnons of young people and helpnng to solve all sorts of personal problems are thenr busuness Now you are goung forth from the happy life of your hugh school into the world of com petlhve work and many tlmes you wlll find yourself quite alone wnth no gurde or counselor at your slde At such times you will have to thunk for yourself and muster up the courage to make decnslons and act accordmg to your best ludgment But even though you have left us we wall welcome you back at any time to share wnth you your successes and assnst nf called upon by you to help nn some of your problems Nothing pleases your prlnclpal or teachers more than to have you walk into the school to say hello and vlsnt your former rooms and shops for a pleasant talk Best wushes to all 'l957 graduates for a happy and successful future Your prmcupal l6 ' I , - ' I I 1 1 1 l 1 ' I I ' I Wm! 'fig i X X X Q 1 5 Q Q' Yun f'5 .-5 17 W II om B Komprcth Pr nc pal Joseph F Crotty Assistant Prlnclpul A Message to the Students of Burgard Your Yearbook theme has for a long time been sublect matter in my thinking and discus sion School Spirit is that ethereal will of the wisp that breathes lite into a student body nurtures it through its infancy as a school intensifies its solidarity durmg adultlnfe and be comes tradition to be mulled over and yearned for durmg those nostalgic times when grad uates gather Attendance at athletic contests where one s school is a participant mterested membership in intramural activities and a pardonable pride in your school s reputation for Sportsman Twelve hundred West Pomt Cadets may be heard rockmg the hers of a huge stadium with their concentrated cheering while across the field a few feeble sounds may be heard representative of the thousands of their opponent s supporters School Spirit' Read of the welcome home given a Losing Team by the student body of some colleges Read of the Student Councils which meet after school hours or on holidays to plan recreational programs decorate their gyms display appropriate seasonal ornamen tation or meet with other high school groups to discuss mutual problems and propose recom mendations for their general good All these are a mmute scattering of examples of an active student body lively, effer vescent and willing to pool their efforts so that their school will be a leader in all competi tive endeavors, a school known for its dignity and its contributions to a well rounded teen age society Your school spirit, present and future, will make all these possible QWWZZLQJ? ship, Department, Orderliness and Dignity all add up to that intangible Esprit de Corps. FACULTY WW ' 'Q fn .xy .2 A Message to the Faculty As we the graduating class of l957 close the door on our beloved Alma Mater for the last time we wish to express our great admiration and gratitude to the members ofthe faculty who throughout the past four years have tried to prepare us for our place in the have been a dream rather than a reality So it is with deep humility that we wish to express the complete thanks of ourselves and our parents to you who have done so much that we might better face the future which lies before us THE CLASS OF 1957 20 . I . . . . world, for without their untiring efforts the knowledge and skills we have obtained would eNG uf 3001 elim 41 ST UDIES F4 Cul Ty Mcrgcref K Hecps Mary M Sccnlon Wollle E Eng Iund MonroeK Horns FronkJ Knob JohnJ Mathmore LIBRARIAN Anne A Gould 21 John F Bnnkworih Allen W Hague Dumel F Hulse Juckl Mugluore Richard E Pyne vice we mf' X 1' Russell Garcea Randolph A Ml eo James H Fmley Karll Helfnch Albert A Melnhold Carlton H Pearch Henry V Urban PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY MA IHE 1' CUL Ty Harry Ad e Cha les E Ellol! Carlton Pearch Lloyd H Tnlley SPEECH CORRECTION S Gerald Hare if f-. v 9 , . o'f'g f0'9 33? , DUN-YEL Y J 5 QR' ' Ps lu' -Ip' on ,Lv :Q 5 IULN. Zelda Feldman G Mm.. QR ce cowsa N GQXD A Q0 Arih ur Reg a 23 ,NX P5 ION 9 Iv-Cum ,of Qts.. 4:12 ward Farchmin Stanley Fliss Alvin Lines Walter Poyn lon, Karl Skinner. 47 K gin AVIATION CHAIRMAN Gregory Duclor PRINT ING F A CU! Ty John Hemeke Cyrus Johnson George Mullenhoff John Powers 24 Q4 -,A ,- I 1 !14,l M... ..,., .- xv g . ., I V , f 5 . f' A 5,17 , ,, I I 1 Clyde Becker, Charles Bumpus, Dominic Calalano, Ed- Rocco Calandra Edwin Do , an, Norman Mathien, Rosario Nolc, J h o n Pazder, Charles Pierce, Be AUTOMOTIVE CHAIRMAN 3' Albert Endres Mamn Aschenb renner Harry Gibbons Chrlshan HofTmon Ralph Krassell John Mulz Wnlllam Roberts niamin Ternullo. Thomas Chad A U7-O Mo TI V5 F4 vi 9 NFO AC-Owl 25 DV- NN NG W CDU Eme Roudenbush D c Vso e Ha y W gh! MUSIC FACULTY S o D Agosi no CL FF Elee Sul! LII a Schoff er R5 cn A55 f President Norman Borgogelln Vlce President Kenneth Peterson S ecreiary Leo McNamara A ,Z YW WJIHIU 3' Q Q x A be if X 6Nv fv- 27 ,I 1 O .S 1 1 x, -I Z YB. XXX 'QF I . L V 4 I , 'iffy fgeJ?'a S. ' X5 Q r 'll' :' , N , My X? ' ., Xiu' N, Huh A 2 . iq -. I XJ f 4' 2 I - X .A -- 5 5 4 'E 1 ' ' 5! f il 1-ff 3- .. 'bl , L ax A f , W ,N Q ,, Sr M 3 , - N J E u-...-.TX ,, X .. 2 X X U Class Husfory Thus year 1957 we the graduatung class take tume to revuew and remember those occurrences and events whuch have played a vutal part un our four years at Burgard Early September 1953 we were anxuous and somewhat nervous as we awauted the fatal hour of 9 OO AM We were Freshmen' Soon after a few hectuc weeks we overcame our fears and became a part of the lufe at Burgard The years outstandung event was the celebratuon of the Golden Annuversary of powered flught and Burgard was happy to be a part of the gugantuc avuatuon undustry Throughout the year wuth young and eager munds we accumulated the skulls and knowl edge whuch would one day prove so umportant to us Then suddenly ut was June and exams we looked forward to another year at Burgard September arruved all too soon and we entered our second year We were uustly proud of our newly acquured posutuons un the Burgard student body Thus year luke uts predecessor proved eventful and excutung Burgard became the first hugh school un the natuon to estab lush Explorer Posts as part of uts regular extracurrucular program Equally umportant that year was the organuzatuon of the Burgard Key Club whuch gave another outlet for the abundant energy and actuve spurut of the typucal Burgard boy of the year was the celebratuon of the 250th Annuversary of the burth of Benlamun Franklun Burgard wuth uts school of pruntung us devoted to the memory of Franklun and we were undeed proud to be un such close assocuatuon wuth thus natuonal celebratuon by the pruntung undustrues lt was thus year however when the school suffered great losses un uts normally complete faculty These posutuons were not easuly filled All too soon our uunuor year ended and finally we were ready to accept our envued place un the Burgard student body Senuors The final and most umportant year was here at last Although we were one of the smallest senuor classes un many years we dud much to leave our mark on the hustory of Burgard A Senuor Advusory Board was establushed whuch we hope wull be the forerunner of many to follow The Honors Program was unstututed and we became the first class to graduate wuth thus flne dustunctuon Early un the year Burgard played host to over 5OO members of the Western New York lnterscholastuc Press Assocuatuon and the year was clumaxed by an outstandung Senuor Prom We are undeed happy and wuth deep humuluty we weld another lunk un the chaun of tradutuon of thus great vocatuonal unstututuon 28 . I I I . I . . I I ' P I . . I . . . - . . I I . I j . As Juniors, our third year was a proud and momentous one. Probably the biggest event JOSEPH ABRAMS Automobale Mechanics XX Fri 7 fy, f W .J ,ga qui? 1 GERMAIN ALTMANN Avsahon Mechanics HUGH P ARNOLD Automobnle Mechamcs Honors Program CALVIN M ARTHUR Automobule Mechanics 29 DALE R ARMSTRONG Avlahon Mechanics 1- KENNETH P. BANDELIAN Automobile Mechanics 'Esc -- 6' t ' 1. 'E Wfi ! ' 'K G. xx l x X R FREDERICK BANTLE Aviation Mechanics RALPH BAUMGARTNER Automobile Mechanics Honors Program -1' W 5? 753' ' 7 RONALD BATY Automobile Mechanics Honors Program A if en E fp' A Q . i I i . . ,l A 1 V 4 ' ' s 1, Q M P: 5 ' Y . M 'f-' i A JAMES J. Beans - - iff' A 'I -7 Automobile Mechanics 2 w at f . 1 A A, 3 3 ,gf L af ini: W 1 0'9- .. LEO J BENEDYK ROBERT A BENEDYK Automobile Mechonlcs Automobule Mechanucs DONALD L BLIDY Avlahon Mechanics Honors Program f fb ff ml -Q,V cf v V '24 NORMAN A. BORGOGELLI Aufomobile Mechanics 31 GEORGE BERTOZZI Automobnle Mechanics Honors Program 'shnlwf . 'S It C 4 ,,,:,. 1, is X ns GORDON A BOWMAN Avuahon Mechamcs Honors Program i I Z , 4 ,G K WILLIAM BRAUN Prlnhng THEOPHIL BRZOZOWSKI Avlohon Mechanlcs Honors Program NEIL G BUTH Avlohon Mechanics Honors Program 32 WILLIAM C BROTHERS Aulomoblle Mechanics gl 'K 14,4 3- Bn. VINCENT J CAGGIANO JOHN B CHANDLER PAUL W CHENEY Aufomobnle Mechanics Avlahon Mechanics Nl Honors Program RUSSELL CICERO Avnahon Mechanics RICHARD D. CLAPP Aviation Mechanics 33 .uv ...4 Automobile Mechanucs Y N ,7 in-uh.. GERALD J CLEMENTI Automobile Mechanics ll.. CLAUDE R COCHRAN FRANK A CONDELLO Automobile Mechanics Prmtmg EMILIO CORDONE Honors Program inn.. Avnutnon Mechanucs 'EZ' ,YF 'K ig.,- JAMES H. D'ADDARlO Automobile Mechanics 34 ap.-..- Yr is ANTHONY D D AMICO ROBERT C DENSON BERTRAM A DILLSWORTH Automobile Mechamcs Automobile Mechomcs Automobile Mechonlcs Honors Program Honors Program fo 1 'XE ks, E x? 'E- ff :Qin 1 f li JOSEPH A EBERHARD Prmhng Honors Program DANIEL N ERSING Auromobnle Mechanics 35 'fn ': -mmf Ein- LOUIS F FAULKNER Automobile Mechanics DOUGLAS F FEIND Avlaflon Mechamcs Honors Program WILLIAM R FIX Automobile Mechamcs Honors Program Xhxm. I :XF Mmm' if JY if 'v af ,I I Y r-gf if LEWIS FONTANA Avlatlon Mechamcs Honors Program 36 eq ff f11f1,pf'F' '55- ROBERT J FERRARA Automoblle Mechamcs Honors Program 1 wt' ' I I . S? L 'K , v 1 453, I g hv V P ,, '-2J,,2' , . 9 rr I I HAROLD J FRANK Avlahon Mechanics Honors Program N LEO J GASSMAN RICHARD A GEORGIA Automoblle Mechanics Avuahon Mechanics RONALD F GERSTNER Prmhng Gu. ,-Q' '53 ' RICHARD E GOSK Avnafxon Mechanics ' . A ' -15 . o x . 2 I I- cccs I I Q I ' , fx. RY kv: l 1-Nfl , ' A .U1'k ' S fir: 1.6 I I fi' ROBERT J GREEN Aufomoblle Mechanics Q 7 Y 4193 N ANTHONY J GUGLIUZZA WILLIAM R GUISE Automobile Mechonlcs Automobnle Mechanics GREGORY L HAGMIER Avnahon Mechanics Honors Program MILES S HANSON Prmhng 38 THOMAS A HARLACH Avlahon Mechamcs Honors Program Q. Ln KM A ' x51 JAMES D HEHIR Automobile Mechanics JOHN V HORN Automobile Mechamcs ANTHONY IACONO Prlnhng 39 ,p RONALD J HELT Avlahon Mechanlcs Honors Program DENNIS P IVES Automobnle Mechanics 65 U 1-50 a 4l'l1SL'uqf Y 5 cvlnvn' 11f '.4?:: v A 4, wx :Yr FRANCIS J KOCH JOSEPH A Kgcz 5 ! DANIEL S KOWALCZYK Avfomvblle Mech'-7 C5 Automobile Mechunlcs Prlnhng Honors Program ARNOLD KRADEN Auiomoblle Mechamcs Honors Program Q- 1 Il Q, 'CIT' KARL KUGLER Avlohon Mechamcs ? ' f x' 'Xb in 41 1 . 1 ' P H X A 1' Y i , 1. 1 , I ' I 7 -V Y X3 fx' 'QT' 1. l ' A I V .2 54A ff. vb- 1 . 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' .' .- w at NJ, ,, 3,9'1'f1 JOSEPH KUPCZYK AuIomoblIe Mechanics We DAVID G LANG Prlnhng Honors Program EDWARD J LAVELLE Automobile Mechanics Honors Program ,555 -54 WILLIAM J LANGHEIER Avlahon Mechanics 19 all JAMES LEONARD Avnahon Mechanics 42 ai 3 if DONALD G LEPIR JAMES D LOCKWOOD Automobile Mechanics Automobule Mechanics Y 3 Ni N KS CHARLES A MARTIN Aufomoblle Mechcmcs DONALD MARTUCCI Avlcmon Mechamcs Honors Program 43 JOHN T LUPER Automobule Mechamcs kv lv 'K' L fm. 1 fr R' 'mx- 2. ff PATRICK J McCANN EDWARD W McGOVERN Avlcmon Mechanncs Automobile Mechczmcs RONALD J MEHOK Avnuhon Mechanics Honors Program DONALD G MENIG Aufomobnle Mechomcs fi- LEO C McNAMARA Avlohon Mechanics Honors Program fxw A l' 'E ' Q V D k q' 7 1 'Q f, - I x A ' - X A ' A G 2 2 K I 4 Q 7 I Lf: :U J va , ' '5 'x ' . , y ' L '. A T' ,K .Q Y I r., ,Marg ,cgi X -1 f if 'A ' or YQ -fri-,til W 1 X , ,.,- ' A AW. - Q If ' X 'J ' A I tx f 1 . - z - h-A- f , ' A A ' 'A 1 . , N 92 LOUIS S MICEU THOMAS M MICHENZI JOHN C MILLER AI-lfOrrlObIle MSCHGHICS Auiomobsle Mechanics Avlahon Mechamcs fr HAROLD B MOORE Automobnle Mechanics GEORGE S. NOGA Automobile Mechanics 45 f' 43 1 ff if DAVID L. NOONAN Printing Honors Program l 5 . x FRANK X. NOWAK RONALD NOWAK Printing Automobile Mechanics NORBERT L. OLEJNICZAK Automobile Mechanics ARTHUR A OLMSTEAD Automobile Mechanics 46 4,-4.44 x WLS ,Xt . 0? DONALD N ORCUTT JAMES F OTT JOHN F PALERMO Prlnhng Avlaflon Mechanics Avlahon Mechanics Honors Program JOHN M PALICA Avlahon Mechanics Honors Program 4' 'J-'QA' ASQ ,Q JAMES J. PANFIL Automobile Mechanics JOHN C. PANGALLO Automobile Mechanics 'E 4 Z1 , 130441 Afyvrnjypyl fffw 70 KENNETH H. PERSON Aviaiion Mechanics Honors Program WILLIAM PFUND Prmhng 437' F- 7? .1 8 'Q r ,x uf' fri lifts ' X AA ew I' I f fl. '-11 bl . K' 1' 'lm ., v O z fe rs 13 3 131 7. , 1' , 4 if 'QJZ1 .HW .. , .. . -V , , g, , . , . by ff KENNETH C. PETERSON Printing Honors Program ROBERT PIETRASZEWSKI Automobile Mechanics Honors Program ' ff' ' 48 H NICHOLAS PIETROCARLO WILLIAM L PITTS Avlohon Mechanics Automobnle Mechanlcs HAROLD M POULTER Avlahon Mechanics GREGORY A PRIOR Pnnhng 49 5-K, Sv S I WALTER P PLUMLEY Avnohon Mechomcs 3' 49 I 'EI' . , ,M . flhfl I if iw if 'L a K' , x fb k fl ., x. N , . 3 , , xr ig J ,J ,. A , . ,cj , A 'if' f if . . , fiiiif-A R 43. Q A , A . df' 1 'fi-viii' LI , . ,, 1' . N 1, v it 1 69- 1 , ' if A 41' ew, .bf 1, , v W. . 4,4 f H Q45 . 3' , i a ' ' I . 2 5. , A f . 131 .M x 1 Q g4,1.i1b,'lk3.t X ,, 3: L 'Mc- ROBERT J. QUINN Automobile Mechanics GARY L. RANNEY Aviation Mechanics Honors Program JOSEPH C REYNOLDS -r ,- 'VI !r W Ili' Aviation Mechanics Honors Program M' A ,Qc SX X Q N LEWIS RICHARDSON Automobile Mechanics .wif L V if CARL O. REESE Aviation Mechanics X1 ir, ' Aj! MQW . Q 4' , f' J. 5' iff' ,again L li 'XX Ji If ' of at a X J I v f A Sw e if XJ!! X .gg 5 r ' ' ' ' gif Q ' ' ' ig . '.,. I 4 ii 5 50 was :gym gr 'SQ- 3 l RICHARD A RICHEAI. ROBERT E ROSPLOCHOWSKI PAUL RUNG Aufomoblle Mechcnrcs Av at on Mechon cs AUf0m0bIle MeChUn'C5 JOSEPH A SACCO Avrahon Mechcmcs 'F' 1 af P ,Mi Qfk b MARK F SCARPINO Automobile Mechanics Honors Program 51 XX gf' A lv, 1., shy Q 1 ,ff ceci rl M XVA' 'S g, JP! VERNON G. SCHMITT LOUIS A. SEELY Aviation Mechanics Automobile Mechanics ROBERT P SICKER Prlnhng 'R -R , as, . ,G , V 8 is I V XA W ,Q 'in -'Yr 'wg ,Q i 'Q ff In x W ' 'az ' E5-A 1 ' k if 5 H2 5 'A 5 gig? Q s 7 Zan mi W Xl wf S DAVID J. SETLOCK Aufomobile Mechanics RONALD N SMOKOWSKI W 25 Prmhng ! 52 f x , vvll R ,V ' I s' .iz f Y, ff f . . ' , gf KH 9 -JT I 415' Ll JAMES W SOLES RONALD A SORRENTINO MICHAEL J STANCHAK Automobile Mechanlcs Aufomablle Mechanics Auiomoblle Mechanics Honors Program LARRY E STOTZ W Automoblle Mechanics 'CW' 1 'YV i S gb A 1 Xxx JOSEPH D STROBELE Automobile Mechanics Honors Program V A ' 'Zu' A A ' - .,,.. x W' 8- XS! kj X Q '12 A A' If A A x ning Vvrv K .AJ 1 Q ' . ll'-V-'F ,w . ,E , I A JL .' 3 . up yi .,- I .rx x V 435 . JOSEPH E SZAFRANSKI Prlnhng Honors Program fglifffm -5 1 5? , fi M , K ,, ' mr Oi 1 -5 H7 K 1 51 RICHARD H TRACY JOSEPH L Vll.lANo AUf0m0blle MECIWGHICS Auiomoblle Mechanics Honors Program JOHN K VREELAND Automobile Mechanics ISRAEL WASHINGTON Avlahon Mechanics 9 ul M45+A BW' Shia. 1' f FRANCIS A WEGLARSKI KENNETH R WEIGAND DAVID C WESTRA Automobnle Mechamcs Automobule Mechanucs Prrnhng Honors Program Honors Program LOUIS M WILL Avnafron Mechamcs Honors Program Hi . NP .crux 41:21-I f I7 ROGER N. WIRTH Automobile Mechanics AA 7 WILLIAM E wonne FRANK J ZYGA Avlahon Mechamcs Automobnle Mechumcs Camera shy Sensors RAYMOND M BONUS THOMAS P DEE ROBERT GAWRONSKI JOHN P GUGLIUZZA LARRY J HELPER STANLEY A KOTLA THEODORE LUKOWSKI EDWARD J MACHOWIAK WILLIAM R MATYJASIK ELTON L MONNIN MICHAEL SMERKA RONALD C STASIAK RICHARD TOMAKA EUGENE WALTERS k'Q JUNIOR CLP' v ss OFF' CER5 President Wayne Heaton Vrce President George Pepe Secretary Otto Asarese Treasurer Melvm Smoot 5x es, 3' lqx 57 7 .X QW QQ -5 ,Q V J L 'R v V '-xN - 'iw X X 1 N Q A- xxx F ,fs r Y -Y g s e X1- GROUP 301 Blngeman Leslie Bruce Donald Davus Thomas Domres Ronald Hennmg Wllllam Keptner Jack Manglone Thomas Mertzlufft Ronald Moore Rlchard Schmntt Eugene Schultz Dieter Smlth Gary Taylor Kenneth Tytka Raymond Weber Richard Wolczechowskl Jerome GROUP 300 Davis, James Gugliuzza, Anthony Heaton, Wayne Lambert, James McCarter, Kenneth Mendel, Wllllam Nyquist, Thomas Qumn Rlchard Ralkowskn Walter Syracuse Gerry Szostak Anthony Truss: Vincent Walker Roger Smyth James 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Coles, David 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GROUP 302 Berger, Arthur Black, James Burkard, David DoerHein, George Dybalski, Daniel Freiert, Ronald Hanley, David Koenig, Richard Kronz, Barry Lorenc, Thomas Maierowicz, David Mann David Mitchell William Murphy John Rusnn Chesler Sludzlnskl Edward Swayne Michael -X GROUP 303 Ballaglla Michael Cycon Leonard Jessup Don Krall Daniel Kusmierczyk Edward Llberalore Peter Mafylaslk Waller Merlel David Meyer Jerry Michel Gary Nailor Booker Park Thomas Parker Alex Skobyak William Wulz George Zlellnskl Roberl Dovey George 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 3 . l .L k I . I . L 1 5 1 lk- Y -X 1 : 1 ' , 4: ,v . I . x H N ' I f'- 1 . . , 1 Q . , 3 1 , fl! l W ' l 1 ' . 1 V 7 -- 4 L . . 'I ' ' f . . D 1 1 rl ' 1 I ,I f ' ' - Q , 1 X ffl 11 v . . .. v - V - f 1 ,, , A , , sf .4 s A , , 1 GROUP 305 Arnold, Robert Bertl, Edward Bonczklewlcz, Alex Damlam, Clano Funk, Jon Greentaner Carlton Knutsen Norman Metzger John Pocobello Joseph Porter Herman Rowland Robert Savage Wesley Tomasello Donald WIllICm5 Robert Coleman Leroy GROUP 304 Adamczak, John Beltz Patrick Boulware Henry Bowser Ronald Carter Gerald Chronlk Eugene Duszynskl Kenneth Gregono Anthony Harold Charles Helmlmak Donald Johnson Rlchard Lee John Lynch Robert Mmgle .lohn Schuh Charles Slawson Chfford 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I Palmisano, Fred 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GROUP 330 Allen Gerald Bond Roger Donovan Gerald Gmerek Robert Hoerner Gary Karlus Edwm Kozak John Krentz Kenneth Lewandowskn Ronald Lovallo Theodore Luke Luckle Mayer Wnlllam Person James Pettutt James Scarpace Gerald Stark Donald Todero Wnlllam Zawnsky Muchael GROUP 331 Accordnno Samuel Bork Robert Brennan Gary Brown Joseph Brusettn Albert Budlong Robert Cottone John Elliott lvan Gawel George Helnzengerger Rnchard Howell George Kassman Thomas Kauschmger Daniel Konarskn Chester MacNenI Paul Malak Robert Meuerlurgen Robert Pach Gerald Strzalkowskn Robert Wiley Curtis Kupczyk Max GROUP 340 D'Anna, Joseph Ferraro, Michael Harrington, Aubrey Long, Roberf Magill, Gerald Schlau, Peter Smooi, Melvin GROUP 332 Archie Earl Arnold Arlhur Chuan Richard Christ Howard Drabek Charles Frrcke Gary Hnrschbune Gerald Mnkolalczak Ruchard Nadolmskl Joseph Pepe George Porler Raymond Prosneuck Roger Radke James Renkas John Rlclgllano Michael Rustay Charles Spencer Robert Slowunsks Steven Tabone Robert Taradena James Walland Francls Wells Harry GROUP 350 Kaminsku Walter Kama Gerald Karaszewski Ronald Kay James Kohlbacher Jerry Kolosz William Mikolagczak David Mlodczemec Eugene Payssa Florian Rosenberger Allan Russell Gerald Stephan Robert Stockton Herbert Stone Robert Switmewski Donald Terryberry Alan Ulrich Donald Weller Paul Wolnar Ronald Mandel Howard .Q GROUP 351 Asarese Otto Brinkworth John Conroy John Cooper Allan Couzens Paul DeRosier Arthur Ely Wayne Factor, David Filipski, Gerald Gerbrocht, Paul Grabowski, Peter Kominski, Karol LaPenno, Thomas Lester, John Musselman, Ronald Smith, Michael Vitale, Ronald Vitello, Louis Woilkowiak, Norman Wopperer, Ralph Three Time Winners Silver pins have been awarded to the following boys for achieving the Honor Roll for each of the markmg periods during the first term of this year FRESHMEN John Andriaccio Sheldon Bleyle Kenneth Grunder Richard Malicki Angelo Marracmo John Mclaughlm Ronald Pietruszewskn Richard Sroba Daniel Woutas Joseph Woltaski Ronald Zawistowski SOPHOMORES Valentine Brandner Hubert Crean John Hrynczak Donald Huttenlocker George Lip pacher Leonard Obstarczyk Frank Ortolano Richard Pfleger Joseph Sylka Jack Thomas Daniel Vohwmkle JUNIORS Gerald Allen Michael Battaglia Alexander Bonczklewicz Donald Bruce Robert Budlong Clano Damiana William Henning Donald Jessup Walter Karaszewskl Edwin Karlis Theodore Lovallo William Mendel Ronald Mertzlufft David Mikolaszak William Mitchell Florian Payssa James Person Dieter Schultz Gary Smith Donald Ulrich Jerome Wo lciechowski Ronald Wolnar SENIORS Joseph Abrams Calvin Arthur Leo Benedyk William Brothers Norbert Czarnecki A thony DAmico Daniel Ersmg Robert Ferrara Lewis Fontana Leo Gassman Gregory Hagmier John Horn Denms Ives Joseph Kluck Joseph Kupczyk Donald Lepir Edward McGovern Arthur Olmstead Kenneth Person Kenneth Peterson William Pitts Mark Scar pmo David Setlock James Soles Richard Tracy John Vreeland Roger Wirth Frank Zyga 64 I C . . I 2 i . . .I . i . P . .F . 5 . . I . .F ' 2 2 2 2 ' - 2 2 2 ' 2 2 2 2 ' ' 2 ' ' 2 2 2 . . i . . . I P ,F . . i James Kayg Jerry Kohlbacherg William Kolaszy Barry Kranzp Edwin Kusmierczkg John Leeg i . . F i . . I . . . I ' 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 - 2 ' - 2 ' 2 2 ' ' 2 '2 H- , . . . . . 2 2 2 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 2 li 2 2 2 2 ' ' ' 2 - ' 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 - SOPHOMORES AS S omcifls President Vnncent Glomberdnno Secretary Frank Ortolono Treasurer Ronny Shcdden W W ff CL e X Ex vb 4. K ' xx N A1 ,NN .I XX? X 4. IR X , I M i I sl XX BB Vice-Presideniz Clifford Budgetf 1 f iff, 4- navy' ' :Ja N, -.1 QL -ff ' ff Q.: 5 ' Q4 Q Y 1 R . ' tx x 4 f ! 7' f'7f' ' , J Wi K' 5 , l s ' l ju GROUP 201 Colton William H Davis Lonmer Giamberdnno Anthony A Gianni .lames W Hart Russell F Muller William C Rogozmskn Stanley .I Roth David Rung Michaell Ryszklewucz Paul Setlock Wnllnaml Skorka DonaldJ Sonberg Robert C Steftenhagen Paul Stubbs Curtis B Vahwmkel Daniel A Williams Charles A Wogtkowiak Leon T Zaworskl Robert E 'Nr' gu- l Z 3 GROUP 200 Carter, Archie Crawford, William Crean, Hubert Dixon Roger Fumerelle Louie Gavras James Gerenday Ronald Glamberdmo Vincent Kleine Andrew Krywczak David Laskowski Leonard Maglero Robert Mayer David Magchrzak Richard Wells Morton Ewen Douglas GROUP 202 Calandra Rlchard F Chmlel Florian De Cenzo John Gemsheln Ronald Guudo Peter Hrynczak John Knutsen Kenneth LeBarron Ronald Luppocher George McFadden Harry Obstarczyk Leonard OConnar Raymond Ostrowskn Michael Panczkowskl Robert Petronsky Stephen Pfleger Richard Rybarczyk Florian Sallm Zachary Wesley Kenneth I 1 R x ...JWJ l In F 1,1 GROUP 203 Andrus, Kenneth Arngo Joseph DeToy Peter Folckemer James Grazlano Phlllp Kirby Ronald Kllng Donald Lyons Kenneth McNelght David Merrlll, Wlllxam Parolaru, Wnlllam Pnazza, Rlchard Plerpaoll, James Pompeo, Gerald Sloma, Gerald Talowskl, Ronald Thomas, Jack Wrazen, Frank GROUP 205 Brennan Patrick R Chapman Joseph C Delgato Vmcent Dznomskl ThomasJ Grlmmer Mark E Helmanowskl Fred J Jacewsku John A Kazmlersku Edwm M Kosm Richard A Macuelewskn Eugene Muetluckn Robert L Moftett Robert H Nlmsker Ronald P Pohl Robert Porto Larnan Szymonskl LoursJ Wullrcms Gordon P Wolentorskl Alfred J Zola: James GROUP 204 Blllittler, Edward Bremer, Kenneth Brunner, Robert Clabeaux, Frank Dembik, Kenneth Gallmann, Kenneth Giese, Robert Hagen, Donald Kaminski, Thomas Kessler, Terry Root, Charles Sauer, Robert Sheedy Gary Trlppe James Ward Ronald Wrazen Roy Zreman Arthur , . , . , , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , C. , . , . , . , , J. , . , . ' , M. GROUP 206 Allard Robert Baca James Christiane Frank Deuel James Dietz James Hoyden Kenneth Kick Allen Lake Thomas Lehr Robert Lopez Sylvester Love Richard Lycette Vai Luchey Roy Pancamo Benedict Rankin Joseph Ranks John Rosinskl Robert Ross Larry Wargula Stanley rf if nf GROUP 207 Cassiol, Robert Dietz, Ronald Engler, Kenneth Gramza, Ronald Hepp Carl Heximer, David Lerczak, Joseph Lewis, William McKane, Cavid McMaster, Robert O'Connor, Donald O'Rourk, John Parker, Alvin Regelin, Marvin Rusin, Michael Tallman, Donald Tobolski, Robert Wieberg, John Wilson, James Wrazen, Gerald GROUP 231 Armatys Thaddeus Chlarello James Dlcklnson Darryl Dnrnenzo Carlo Dygulskl Carl Ehrhardt Court Galley Albert Hammer Charles Homerskn Robert Jefferson George Lockwood Joseph Motysklel Eugene Meyer Gerald CMelua Cennns Schmnt Robert Thompson Rlchard Truesdale Henry Von Buskirk Kenneth 5 X 1 !' GROUP 230 Bodgett, Clifford Chavanne, Albert Dell, Ray DeMarco, Anthony D'Hilly, Ronald Huttenlocker Donald Kilpatrick Robert Lubeckl James Luman Donald Lupp Rudolph McNelght Ronold Rubeck Lary Steplen Walter Sylko Joseph Wolleshauser James Wlsnlewskl Wllllam Woznlak John Zlolkowskl Paul GROUP 232 Baedeker Hans Chowamec Henry Cornish Oscar Davis Willie Dzielski Edward Grisby John Hagedorn Gerald Henning Sydney Kraus Kenneth MacPherson Frank Mazur Kenneth Mclvor Roy Menza Frank Oddo Frank Penna John Permoda Leonard Weston James Zawadzkn Kenneth 5491 GROUP 240 Anderson Robert Baczkowski Dennis Buono O Neil De Perro Chris. Dryden Roger Groundwater Arthur Howard James Kokinos, John Kuhlmey, Gary Manaher, William O'Hara, Dennis Roberts, Paul Shadden, Ronny Somogye, Raymond Stewart, Jack Zmuda, Jack Q l 2 f 1 i 4 A GROUP 251 Basil Patrick Benevento James Braven Dennis Bryant Robert Conroy Charles Dadswell David Domkowski Kenneth Douds John Evert Lawrence Grotke Richard Hoefler Roger Kean David Kazuo! David Lutz Donald Mather Kenneth Mikolalczak Norman Moss James Murszewskl Norman Zanelottl Richard A j ,Lf l X . 3 W 1' GROUP 250 Brandner, Valentine Bruss, George Harmon, Lloyd Hilliker, Nelson Holtz, James Krzanowicz, Ronald Labinski, William Last, Norbert Lynch, William Manzella, Anthony Marshall, Thomas Meyer, Thomas Miranda, Albert Ortolano Frank Rashka Wayne Schnobnch Wayne Weglarskn Henry Williams Frederick Zelasko James FRESHMEN Ass QFFWCERS e 2 CL f Hg ,-- 4 V l nj f' Presldenf Woodle Johnson Vlce President James Wagner Secreiary Mnchael Steiner Treasurer Walter Romanek 3 X W Aw Mfxmx N 73 . X . N 1 . 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'QNX A -'xx R' A fW'- . v', .'L' ' JA xx-1'k'A GROUP 101 Bentkowskl Dennns Blrkemeler Edward Carmody Maurice Cassata John Coons Donald Dychowsku Rnchard Ford Donald Free Wllllam Green James Hoffman, Rlchard Johnson, Woodle Krueger, Leo Llberatore, Saraflno Luchey,Ja11es Mallckn Rlchard McCann, Edward Mlod, Lawrence Pendergast, Joseph Perknns, Perry Riga, Paul Sroba, Rlchard Wachowlak, James GROUP 100 Allen Leroy Brewster Leonard Cheney Solomon Donaldson James Franke Karl Hoban John Jaskula Michael Krlegbaum George MacLaughlun Harold Madlgan Arthur Maynard Joseph Meyers Roy Mlerczewskn Jerome Nelles Lorne Penny Ralph Popp Nncholas Rnegle Gene Root Sherwood Schwab Wulllam Steele Albert Vltez John Wlllnams Crosby GROUP 102 Ambrosoll Anthony Brlll Ronald Clackley Chester Dlcenzo Salvatore Evans Mlchael Gaston Damel Gruca Karl Holmes Wllllam Lindsey Eugene Martin Anthony McCloln Robert Nusnlowskl Mlchael Orlowskn Andrew Pollma Rnchard Permoda Robert Powalowskl Stanley Rutkowskz Raymond Sengbusch Wnllnam Terharr Edward Wnngo Melvln Zakowskl Leonard DeMarla Peter Q GROUP 1 03 Andrnaccno John Casco Wayne Gawel Damel Grundner Kenneth Harold Walter Heulng Edward Holtham Richard Kish Robert Kruszka Thomas Martln Grady McDufTle Anthony Moore Wullue Ozlmek Damel Pnde Townsend Rmdone James Rogers Donald Rydzynskl Donald Schmudt Gene Skea Ralph Wasrewlcz Gerald Watcher Carlos GROUP 105 Baker, Damel Burkhardt Charles Coles Clayton Czapla Donald Fender, John Givens, Richard Gottler Lawrence Hanna John Horan Thomas Klme Alvun Kurtowlcz, Cash Leone Robert Mastrangelo Perry McLaughlm, John Palmer Encll Puetruszewskl Ronald Reese Rlchard Robnnson Donald Salzman Clayton Tolln Timothy Watkins, James Young, David Layman, Gene GROUP 104 Aschelmen Kenneth Fasoll Gmo Glelskl Richard Halm Raymond Holmes Wllllam Klslckl James Kosln Gary Kuerzdoerfer Fred Massey Wlllne Mayfield Harrison McGuire Malcolm Morgan James Neville Lloyd Pabst Donald Pfalzer Thomas Rappold Howard Reynolds Clyde Roberts Roland Salanskn Charles Thompson, Gerald Vltez James Washington Bobby Young Harold GROUP 106 Baldyga, Robert Belter, Ralph Byers, Carl Callahan, James Fleetwood, Russell Glewa, Donald Hayes, Gerald Hennigon, Thomas Horne, John Komdrowski, Frank Koska, Daniel Lugar, Jerrold Matthews, Edward Meriwether Anthony Mornson Leo Palmlsono Lawrence Punto Augustine Potenza Joseph Regan Charles Robinson Herbert Schiller Herbert Wetzler Michael Wllkey Donald fy J f' GROUP 1 O7 Bosley Charles Burton Robert Devers Darwm Gordon Bruce Heaney Lawrence Hubbard Herman Konerth James Lyman James Matthews Gary Mescall Damel Pankrewlcz Norman Perrltano John Pollzzl Samuel Relch Stephen Roche Paul Schmndhuber Paul Sluchta David Sprmger Robert Vacant: George Young David Young Waymon GROUP 131 Banks Robert Brooks Davld Ceglelskl Denms Courtney Frank Domros Ronald Gibson Ralph Grlffm Lmwaod Hoople Douglas Kulczyk Denms Marmacclo Marlo Megger Walter Parmer, Jerusal Rys, John Santonocnto, John Sexton, John Waldron, Albert Wuertel, Joseph Wullzs, Fredenck Zamrock, Francxs GROUP 'I30 Balzer David Bleyle Sheldon Candella Rlchard Connelly John Dockery Benlamnn Hartman Norman Marranclno Angelo Meckes John Mulhollem David Olkowskl James Prout Jack Ranney Sanford Sluda Francls Stewart, Herbert Wagner Richard Woltas Damel GROUP 132 Battlsta John Churo Ruchard Dalsls Edward Harmon Robert Jansma Peter Lawrence Davld Marzulla Benny Msller Donald OBranovnch Peter Rnch Fred Schlau Norbert Slawlck Leonard Stemer Machael Strobele Edward Ware Ronald Zawnstowskn Ronald GROUP 133 Beckstem, Paul Cnura Ronald DeLong Edwm Easterday Kenneth Ebelmg, John Gnoell Peter Harm David Jayes Dennas Macn Rocco Muller Joseph McConvllIe, Bruce Fenders, Leslie Post, Norman Smlth, Quinton Schmndt, Ronnne Swnerskn, Kenneth Waz, Thomas Wojtasik, Joseph GROUP 140 Markowskl Robert McManus Thomas Mitchell John Nyderek Richard O Dea James Perry Paul Thomas Stephan Tess Raymond Wagner James Weld Richard GROUP 1 34 Blnkowskl Robert Burglo David Demarzlo Carmen Geisler Thomas Guy Robert Kessner Norman LoTemp:o Joseph McGovern, Pat Olatr Gerald Plcclano Ronald Preneta Rnchard Rosenblatt, Carl Schwartz Thomas Stachewlcz Anthony Tanley Nncholas White Michael Wood Chester Xx! GROUP 1 50 Burger, Donald D'lnnocenzo, James Gulowski, Robert Jarocinski, Walter Keller, Andrew Kolecki Richard Lukowskl Charles Mrka Thomas Numercckl Daniel Powell Lawrence Robb Gerald Rzemek Edward Schnelller Jerome Welgond Wllllcm ff e... 'rs 'N GROUP 151 Derlon Jan Drago Joseph Howard Joseph Kelferer John LaRocque Michael Musrlln Ollver Overield Lloyd Plerro Nncholas Revere Jesse Romanek Waller Salerno John Skrzeczkowskn Rncha rd Wopkowsku Rnchard POST GRADUATES Back Row Ferns Anthony Jr Alfes Kenneth Koenlg Thomas Gallagher Ronald Valvo Leonard Wmklhofer Robert Ludwig Ralph Front Row Smalt Ronald Sldlta Salvatore Broman Wayne Peterson Paul Kelley Thomas Thus year as always ln the past Burgard IS contrubuhng greatly to the avlatnon world by graduatmg a number of CAA qualufled mechamcs Thus course represents the hugh pomt of vocational trammg These young men have reached a peak of secondary educatnon which can be dupllcated In very few schools throughout the natlon Burgard ns lustly proud of nts posltlon In the world of anrcraft mamtamance and stlll more proud of the students which It has sent out unto the Held of commercial avuatuon To these students who have exhlbnted the tenacity of purpose which alone can achueve these results, Burgard wishes Godspeed and good luck 82 1 1 -F 1 i 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 ' 5 1 I 1 i 1 i 1 i 1 ACTIVITIES 9 --Q VM? - 5 ' K' X xx ,W .4 xixiissy . X .0 I 8' 1 , W? , v Y' we 5-.9 .,An J X'7 cw 5 Q an 1 Q 1 L f I Furs! row Rlchard Jackson Paul Cheney Norman Borgogelll Louls Mucelu Edward McGovern Second Row Lewis Rlchordson John Horn Kenneih Bandelnon Daniel Erslng Vincent Caggxano James DAddarlo Norberl Czarneckl FIFTH PERIOD MONITORS Furs! Row Francrs Koch Joseph Strobele Ronald Bafy Kenneth Peterson Russell Crcero Second Row Davud Noonan Fredrick Banlle Hugh Arnold Israel Washmglon Douglas Felnd Ralph Baumgarlner Third Row Richard Clapp Davld Weslra Gary Keller Richard Tracy SIXTH PERIOD MONITORS 6 43 J' P , S H I r I 1 L ' . , lk ' . z . I I .I . . .I ' z . z . I I I I . ' 2 . . I . I I . ' I ' 2 X II? ,L A 1 I ul ig ' AT E 1 v xx I ix' I ' I l-I A4 ' f T CFFICE STAFF f' James Beers Richard Rlcheal Gerald Clement: Kenny Bandeluan Roberl Budlong John Conroy Jerry Kohl bocher Wnlluam Kolasz Gary Keller Rnchard Tracy Kenneth Taylor Roger Bond Edward Lavello Roger Walker Francis Weglarsks Mnchael Ostrowskn Davnd McNerght Wulluam Brolhers Michael Smith David Noonan Edwin Marhn Frank Condello lxx SAFETY PATRCL , . I Q A T l f , , . I . g K I he- 1 7 2 I.. , A l A V eu ' Q ' 1 A :QA . T T y 1 ff, f T X f ,, 4 K I . I 1, I , , 2 I I ll I I- I I I I . L 0 I - 1 N Tl' 'f I y I. ge, I, L. lv OPEN Annually Burgard lnvntes nts frnends and neighbors together with the porents of nts students to Open House Thus as the one op portunnty gnven to all our benefactors to see us an actnon To many people the snght of op eratlng alrcraft englnes and traHlc lights of full snze nn a school IS stall a wonder of the century Full scale prlntmg and automoblles on every floor are a constant source of won der to the devotees of the lnttle red school house Burgard IS mdeed a wonderful Inst: tutlon and we are happy each year to share this wonder wuth the cltlzens of the clty of Buftalo HOUSE BOWLING CLUB Don Stark Bob Zlellnskl James Kay Dave Westra Dave Lang Rnchard Kosm John Ranks Ruchard Helnzen burger Donald Burger Zack Salum Duck Demarzlo Herb Szymanskn John Kozak Jan Denon Rnchard Calandra Frank Nowak Joe Szfranskl Mr Gregory Ductor Robert Karaszewskl .hm Henning Bob Kammsnkn SKATING CLUB 88 First Row Douglas Hoople David Young Jlm Conners Mr Calandra Robert Leone Ralph Gibson, Thomas Gelsler Second Row Cash Kutowlcz Louss Seely Quinton Smnth Danlel Mescall Benlamnn Dockery Gary Mathews Sylvester Lopez Charles Root Thlrd Row James Waluns Edwm Marhn Gerald Allen Joseph Reynolds James Deuel Robert Guy Anthony Merrlwether Fourth Row John Horn, Wnllaam Henmng Ronald Gerenday Davnd Mulhollen Norman Murszewskl James Kovuak Rlchard Gxvens ,fv 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . g 1 1 Q . ' 'l' , .5 l ,x x 1 f 0 , . .nf l 7 1 ' 4, 1' X ' Y ' ,, 1x J 1 ,1 , . ,,,1r1 Y, . 4: 'X , v FLYING CLUB i Y-'91 Mayer Valenhne Brandner George Bruss James Callahan Frank Condello Karol Kammskl Edwm Kazmnerskl Davnd Kean Gary Keller Joseph Kluck Richard Kosm M1chaelLaRoque Richard Mallckr Leonard Obslarczyk Kennefh Peferson Nncholas Plerro Herberl Robinson Robert Sucker Donald Ulrlch David Wesfra Herbert Zlellnskl BULLETIN 1 l STAFF 'N' T 1 l . . l K 1 H Q Y w A A, r 2 , 'oo' 4,L.l K Q , -- i a Walter Plumely, Daniel Kauschinger, Robert Falcone, Ronald Gallagher, leo McNamara, Roger Bond, William . I I I I . -I l . .I I I I I I I I I I l . .I I I - F I ' I I I I I . I I I , is V ' il Ile ,I I 1 nf v Fx! . . ll 4 i ' A ' 3 . ! 1 1 A ff I ' ' ,. , I' 4 a fl PRESS On Saturday December I5 T956 Burgard was visited by some 500 students from the high schools of western New York Their purpose was to discuss the creation of better school yearbooks at less cost to the students Journalism played an important part in this year s conference as news papers were admitted to the competition The days events consisted not only of lectures speeches and informal discussions but also a guided tour ofthe print mg plant of the school A feature enloyed by everyone was the baked ham dinner put on by our cafeteria staff The afternoon session was devoted mainly to the award ing of prizes and ribbons to the winners of last year s year book competition Agam Burgard received a blue ribbon in its class for the second consecutive year We at Burgard hope that through this conference better yearbooks will be produced not only at our own school but throughout the area and we are proud ofthe part we play in high school iournalism. CONFERENCE BU RGARD BAND and Music by PUTNAM DA PUTNAM A MOflD 4' l good - Ill Q23 WC. QQ' - ion 'S S21-loom so BAN0 Lmorn m,morn IDI, TRUMPETS BELLS -day.. if S.z .P GOOD TER Their final note TCS a - g-2 way... ahen - ,- Ronald Helt Harold Moore 7 X Daniel Kauschmger Allan Rosenberger John Keptner William Kolasz Lawrence Palmlsano Lawrence Powell Booker Stubbs James O Dea Edward Mathews CLARINETS Donald Czapla James Gavras James Lubecki Larry Rubeck James Walleshauser John Sexton Robert Allard ALTO SAXOPH ONE Richard Pfieger Ronald Krazanowicz Ronald Woinar Ronald Helt TENOR SAXOPHONE Donald Miller Thomas Davis Ronald Gerenday George JeHerson TROMBONES Donald Stark James Holtz Clayton Coles Robert Kish Albert Miranda BARITONE HORN Lawrence Davis TUBA Richard Web er DRUMS Archie Carter Donald Domroes Richard Gensheim John Connelly Larry Gottler BA RITONE SAXOPHONE Harol d Moore FRENCH HORN Douglas Ewen I 17 N :RSF luv IQ BJ I IQ I I 1 KU ' trou - ble? VS FT GLEE CLUB 55 l Cochran, Claude Davis Lonnie Heinzenberger Richard Callahan James Connelly John Dell Raymond G bson Ralph Rosenblalt Carl Tess Raymond Coltone John Hoople Douglas Byers Carl Zlolkowsk Paul Truesdale Henry DlRnenzo Carlo Walleshauser James Robinson Donald Konerfh James Demarco Anthony Hammer Charles Jefferson George Luman Donald Carter Archie Brennan Gary Lubecku James Rosenberger Allan Steplen Waller Gawel John Brown Joseph Smokowskl Ronald Walters Eugene Gemshelm Ronald Pulls Wnlllam Weld Richard Salzman Clayton know just- what to do They ---1,xCsso . y7 - - 45 7 l ii D C7 L9 i.L .. FN Fl ...L 5 ll lb C UU17 Gm7 Arn Gm7 G7 C Dm C7 dar ling a o I come back to you 2112 Ili ll H- U! ll Il lvl W l'5 ll li KNI- IQ Ll!! 11 H 11 lU I I BN l' 4 J , 1, 1 .- ENSEMBLE Moore Harold Wognar Ronald Pfleg er Rlcha rd B.. Lewandowsku Ronald Muller Donald Kohlbacher Jerry Tess Raymond F Blldlm C7 n me good IS :iii-I 1 so i Il 9:31 flimug .4-.:.f.l 1 1l is I I n :- ill I' fi Q hlfl 11 Good Morm - 2 T' AVIATION EXPLORERS Paul Peter Ralph Ludwig A Clnftord Badgett Albert Chavanne Carl Dygulskl Gary Frncke George Jefferson Robert Kulpatrnck James Lubeclu Donald Luman son Sensor Crew Leader sst Crew Leader Rudy Lupp Denms O Melia Danuel Penders Larry Rubeck Vernon Schmntt Walt James Wall er Steplen eshauser Art Arnold Secretary Faculty Advnsor, Mr Gregory Ductor Asst. Faculty Advisor Mr Edward AUTOMOBILE EXPLORERS lllnsln 'N-.4 Gary Matthews Ronald Mertzluflft r Crew Leader Daniel Mescall Ronald Baty Senlo sley Asst Crew Leader Joseph Rankm Kenneth We Ronald Gerenday Secretary John Ranks Roger Walker N rman Mathlen James Gavras Peter Gundo d Faculty Advusor Mr o Asst Faculty Advisor, Mr Ben Ternullo Herman Hub bar James Konerth James Lyman 95 P.'?l'T'T'! E - Gerald Fllnpsku Deputy Crew Ronald Musselman Secretary Richard Zanelottl Treasurer Donald Burger Davld Dadswell James D lnnocenzo Gerald Flllpskl Ronald Karazewskn James Kay Donald Lutz Leader Norman Murszewskl Ronald Musselman Gerald Robb Allen Rosenberger Mlchael Smath Robert Stephan Robert Stone Rlchard Zanelottl Faculty Advisor Mr Domnnnc Vlsone Asst Faculty Advisor Mr FrankJ Knab Roger Hoefler Ronald Vitale 96 LOFTING BOAT BUILDING EXPLORERS bnq,..h -2 no Donn .n Ln So' o af' fQ R ny Shadden Deputy Crew Leader on O Nell Buono Scribe Art G Robert Baldyga O Nell Buono mes Callahan roundwater, Purser Ja Roger Dryden Groundwater Arthur Aubrey Harrington Larry Helper es Howard Jam John Kakinos 97 Gary Kuhlmey Robert Lang Robert Markowskl Thomas McManus rd Nyderek Rlcha Denms O Hara adden Ronny Sh Raymond Tess Stephen Thomas Richard Weld Faculty Advisor, Asst. Faculty Ad Mr. Clyde W. Be visor, Mr. A cker lvin T. Lines KEY CLUB A There is a saying that good things start small. Such has been the history of the Burgard Key Club. This year the Burgard Key Club, sponsored by the Kensington Kiwanis reached new peaks of membership and activity. The Valen- tine dance held on February l5th was the high point of the Burgard social year. Both students and faculty spent an en- ioyable evening in the Starlight Ballroom. The Key Club is primarily a service organization with community activity as its ultimate goal. The student member- ship represents the highest type of Burgard student and along with other schools throughout the nation Burgard is happy to be a part of Kiwanis. 98 First Row: Norman Borgogelli, Ralph Baumgartner, Kenneth Peterson, Joseph Strobele, Edwin Korlis. Second Row: Richard Tracy, Leo Benedyk, Ronald Baty, Gerald Filipski, Gary Keller. qv W X X. 99 BOARD ADVISORY SENICR 100 OUTDGOR CLUB Wnlllam Langhelr Presuclent Gary Ranney Treasurer Peter Gnoell Secretary Malcolm McGuire Thomas Waz Charles Burkhart Roger Dryden Jerome Schnettler Arthur DeRosler James Klsncku Faculty Advlsor Mr Richard E Pyne Asst Faculty Advisor Mr John Pazder Norman Borgogelln Presldent Kenneth Peterson Vnce presrdent Leo McNamara Secretary Ralph Baumgartner Treasurer Ronald Baty James DAddarlo Robert Denson, Harold Frank Leo Gassman Gary Keller Frank Nowak Walter Plumley Lewns Ruchardson . I , 1 X 1 N T . ' s 4, 'V ' 1 x , ' lx. .. .I . , 1 1 I ' . -Q 4 v . . . ' .Xu QD I VZ 3 l E- A 1 ' f ' .r ' . , w 'v , 9 F V I kj, I Q , ,A ,, , Z .J . ll , 1 ll A1 I-I Lines 2 ogXos E-A e iloX9Xs Soeo Bock V-owl A 'I-o1.1mevsV. kos s Yemen BT01- ovl Do lr 1 he o P-she X lf 006 ia VARSITY FOCJTBALL Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard East Kensington Emerson Benneh Tech Seneca 'ij 'if W 2' 'Lef'. 5 ff. QP w e ff, ,A 'I if Aff J ', S 4 My x A. ,ff is -. k ,un wb' -. 04 VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Robert Anderson Claude Cochran Norbert Czorneckl Clano Damian: Mike Ferrara Harold Frank James Garvas Wayne Heaton George Howell Woodue Johnson Gary Keller Thomas Kassman John Koklnos Edward Kusmlerczyk James Lubeckl Donald Luman Rudy Lupp Davud Mertel Harold Moore George Noga Norman Panknewncz Rayman Porter Wesle Savage Steve Slowmskr Mnke SwaYne Israel Washrngton Paul Weller Crosby Wulluams Gerald Carter Archne Carter James Trlppe Managers Hugh Arnold Edward McGovern Thus year Burgard had to be content wnth a number of moral vnctones Our wm loss record for the year was unlmpresslve but the team was never down In spmt and our new coach ns to be congratulated for the commendable way nn whuch he kept up the spurnt of the boys School spnrnt ns that peculuar thang which keeps a team going even In the face of defeat and Burgard students can be assured that nn every game the team never let down for a snngle moment To Mr Norm Stadler and to Mr Jerry Gorzynskl Burgard says thanks for a fine year of athletic fun and char acter development and to every one our best wnshes for a better season next year Thus year Burgard had tremendous success wnth the capable leadership of Hugh Arnold the squad showed remarkable promnse for an nmproved Varsity next year The Idea of a Junnor Varsnty ns new to Burgard but nts value both to the team and the students IS tremendous For those boys who wnll ever make the Varslty, thus team gnves them the advantages of sportsmanllke competntlon which they might otherwlse not be able to get To Hugh Arnold our thanks for a splendud 'ob I I ll . . .I I I I I I I . I I I V Y D I .I I I ' I I I I . I I I ' -I , , , ' ' , , ' . ' - 2 ' ' . ' - development of a Junior Varsity Team. Under the ' I ' I l03 .IUNICR FOOTBALL VARSITY Archle Carler James Trlppe Albert Chavanne Chris De Perro Lawrence Evert LI oyd Harmon Thomas Meyer Gary Michel Alvm Parker x1 O4 Michael Rlcclgllano Don Rogers Allan Rosenberger Florlan Rybarczyk H erb Schiller Louls Vllello Fred Wxlllams rnold lMgrl Edward MCGO Hugh A vern lMgrl 0504 lsra el Washington 'S if fl WEN, Norbert Czarneclu Hugh Arnold Thelr Last Game fa' 'Q George Noga Edward McGovern Burgard says farewell to many of nts ath letes with fond memorles of the endeavors on behalf of thelr Alma Mater They exemplnfy more than anyone the true Burgard Spnrlt partncularly nn the face of a losmg season The Staff of the Craftsman lonns with the en ture student body In wnshmg to nts graduatmg athletes, not only In football but In all sports 413,- ,-aff, we say goodbye to them wnth the hope that they have gamed much from partnclpatmg nn competntnve athletlcs Harold Frank Gary Keller Harold Moore 105 4 I x I QQ, r A 9 ' v l -- fe vla- 4 l ' V es. s 9, I ' 'l lf l a l ' 'll 2 I 0 q3'81 ,H wx lx ' , . Af' . 4 f'-'Y ' ve' ti f 1 --4 ' K ' J, ' V -ar g: , ll' J . f ' A xy 4 v. . . . . . . V lg f - .2 -fri ll er- llflfg' 'Q' Q. .I+ if 1 73,5 1' the best that the world can offer them and f -Q:-P2 ff' '- fvw-wr' l,fff ' ,, p v f figs-4355, ,dip - .mn-1' K' V 3, -fQ,K'.f ,-4'5 ll , -. ,- , . :.e'. . . . . . ,I m fgzi ,W A . . . ' gesgxif 'f I-In X tl V ,5 ' , i sl 1 L, rl. o I I -' . I ' VA . V I' 2 , A .iq v l JI 61241 , ,W . T5 ' M, l l Q 'il , Na ljf V j.. Nfl! eil 1:1121 , 'sill 1 !?!l!!',tJ.',.1 . A I -1 xx T P rk Barry Kranz Donald l.rlz James Rrndone Second Row urs Row John Bathsla Anlhony DeNlarco Edward Berln homas a ylvesler Lopez Ronald DHnlly Joseph Reynolds Eugene chmnl Thomas Lake Leroy Coleman Thurd Row Kenneth Peterson erald Frlrpskr James Flx X' 40518, lv, I5 :Vg 1 6 r - ,A J JI i f 1 49 J 1:83 '4 QV? ,ff- A 5 1 'I . 15. fx . . , ,Q-A A-' N . ,,. Msn., x Q V -, I , W ,x - 4:-2 A '--A. F' l 1 ' , , ', . , ' . ' - 1 5 , ' ' . , 5 ' , , - ' 1 G ', ' . 'Sh f, fi .Q -, 'J fm' 'f ' 1 'U-3 ' 1? 1 -jf gg, '-.L 'rr 'J , .inns ' T' I' .. .. A I Nh, ' . -f A s-,-,.,f..wv, -'f f, Q xf-sg Q -ff f . - ' ,Q ' 1 f of ,qi , J 5.7 - Sa 'F 'J J 6 ,, U V 5: I K . v s ' , ' : 105 V n , I X Q ll .v A v . I. U K 10 Q 'P -Aiwa Wnllnam Fnx wa if Joseph Abrams Their Last Race The Cross Country season thus year was marked by an outstanding event ln the tru angular meet wnth Emerson and Lafayette Burgard became the only team of the year to turn a perfect score of I5 polnts For the first time In many years the season was the target of fine weather and the teams were at thenr best Mr Garcea has hugh hopes for the squad In the comlng season al though a number of veterans wlll be leavmg Cross Country does a great deal to test the stamma and perseverance of the mdnvudual much more so than any other sport and for that reason does more for character devel opment Here ns where real school spmt comes to the fore Flrst meet McKmley 21 Bennett 52 Burgard 53 Second meet Burgard I5 Emerson 55 Lafayette 'I10 Thlrd meet Rlverslde 26 East 46 Burgard 55 Fourth meet Hutch Tech 33 Burgard 33 Grover 72 107 3 A AL-jiY Kenneth Peterson Joseph Reynolds VARSITY BASKETBALL MU' FLEA I Q-G '10 13.0 Carter, Archie, Chrustnano F El Q24 , rancus, Clements, Gerald, Crawford, Wulluam, FlllpSkI, Gerald Johnson Woody Lubeclu, James, Martnn, Anthony, Moore, Richard, Penny, Ralph, Porter, Herman, Schuh, Charles Manager Leo Benedyk, Asst Manager David Mnkolasczak, Scorer K B wut a victory agalnst McKinley but went on to an overtnme defeat at the hands of South Park ln a real thrlller Burgard lost to East but team work and spurlt came through and a fine vnctory over Grover Cleveland was next A final overtlme game against Rlversude ended the season with a record whuch dnd not do lustnce to the fine team work and splrlt that was put forth by every member of the squad throughout the enture year Rnchard Moore wuth a 33 pomt snngle game record led the Yale Cup competutnon an b num er of points scored nn a smgle game urgard opened the season h 108 enneth Peterson McKinley South Park Lafayette East Seneca Hutch Tech Emerson Kensnngton Bennett Grover Cleveland Rlverslde 44 34 56 58 36 60 61 66 23 39 42 62 63 77 39 61 51 67 52 42 58 61 ,H x l Ali T l 6 my Q, Q C, Q Q, Q y , -R K X l no 4, - 0 y Z S s ' 5 9 Q . G v GD G G 7 16 17 4 1 fmt Gerald Clementi pf-'i T47 Leo Benedyk pictures w look good 'iL -1 4 1? fu!! VARSITY BASEBALL 4-- f mH K 32 'Bx A0 aa ,ea JW ui' gl 5 llll OC -if iz.,- .- -J W !-A 4 7 K Q 4 J 39641 .-2--165' A, 'Ml' :Fa M 44 The baseball season for l956 looked very brught undeed when our team took the field agaunst Hutch Tech on May lst Every posutuon was occupued by a veteran from the prevuous season When the game was over and Burgard had won 9 l our outlook was very rosy undeed Our second game soludufied our optumusm We wal loped Kensungton 8 5 Vusuons of the Cornell Cup danced through our heads Then ut happened Over confidence? Possubly One can never tell un hugh school sports Seneca defeated us 4 l to deflate our ego But we bounced rught back by takung East Hugh unto camp 3 2 Our crucual game was agaunst Bennett and after uumpung unto a 3 O lead our unfleld fell flat on theur respectuve faces allowung Bennett to score 3 runs to n GAR0l R Stcurzynsku P A Slarzynsku 2B D Lepur OF R Denson OF J Panfll SS R Kompunsku C J Gugluuzza LF K Bandeluan LF W Hennung P J Wagcuechowsku P F Chrustuano C R Rybarczyk lB T Mukolauczak 3B C Slauson OF E Busch OF Guguuzzcu OF R Sorrentuno IB tue the score un the fourth and l more un thetifth to wun the game 4 3 Thus loss seemed to take all the starch out of the boys and the post season game agaunst Lafayette saw the Vuoles trounce Burgard T3 l Mr Elluott has hugh hopes for the next season wuth most of hus veterans returnung and agaun the real Burgard Spurut wull come through Hutch Tech 9 'l Kensungton 9 5 Seneca 1 4 East 3 2 3 4 Lafayette I I3 Bennett .,.-1- Si . , ,T g 'MIA ,L 4 . 1 if-1 ' ' ' ls A rs x 'H !w,,,- .i 2 , FWZ, . K A B Q -ef L -. , v u -N-.area-2 'YS' MB91 2. -- s ' as f-sf.-Q.. -rv-- 2-1 A' Z . -Y -I LH- ' P 4 , , gf-H A 4 I , - O I 5. , , I ,g -Qt 0' , X , val' 5 fe' ju ,Q A Q 'S f 3 CW,- All 'lu 1- K L ,L l , V 1 .N 5 L . X, , ff A 5 ' 5 fi X 'Q uf l ' u X! ' fu- M iff W 1 u l ,' y ' it l ., .1 Rf. gsm, jj I I g 1, ,, Q0 , N 1 . N R. r -- 6' l ' ' ' ' ll 1 H ll ll u'- ' V , is l if Ll ' A X via, .. f T ' 7 ll V ' f 'Lf-2 ,K .w uv: ui A - K s gr, ,ljssffjh M - s K r E' '- ffl T . Ziyi? . . ke. ., . 9 K Q - ' U -f - u -1 - , -1 - ' ' , .5 . , .1 . , .5A. ' . .5 . ' , . I , ' ' . lll Their final mnlng jf f Robert Denson Ronald Sorrenhno o. an VARSITY TRACK Joseph Abrams Robert Anderson Hugh Arnold Otto Asarese Andrew Baker Edward Bert: Gordon Betz James Black John Brlnkworth James Brown Neil Buono Archie Carter Leroy Coleman Oscar Cormsh Paul Couzens Hubert Crean James Davis Ronald Dietz Ronald D'Hilly David Hanley Robert Harling Richard Holt George Howell Don Huttenlocker Gary Keller John Kokinos William Kolasz Edward Kusmlerczyk Thomas Lake Richard Lama Donald nz Thomas Marshall William McMillan Bully Mitchel Harold Moore Richard Muscato Frank Oddo Dennis O'Hara James Perry Kenneth Person Ray Porter Lewis Richardson Michael Rncuglnano Charles Schuh Joseph Sylka Kenneth Taylor Israel Washington Kenneth Weigand Morton Wells Alonzo McCann, Mgr. James Patton, Mgr. 1 I .- ht in the Burgard each year puts forth a real fig track competition of the Buffalo High Schools The preliminary triangular meets are well run and it is disappointing that so few students see fit to come to these meets Splendid competition and some real thrillers an close finishes make an afternoon at All High well spent Mr Garcea is well pleased with the efforts put forth by the squad and track as an ind: vidual sport does a great deal in character develop ment for the student who cannot participate in bodily contact sports In the final meet Burgard came close to the top and we have high hopes for the new season Mr Brmkworth and Mr Harris may also be seen at every meet acting as official timers along with many other teachers from other schools who are interested in track. i3 Harold Moore Hugh Arnold These will leave us if xv .,L,.1 'psf' Lewns Rlchcrdson Gary Keller Kenneth Person Joseph Abrams 7' 0- W '3l la nf M H4 U l l 5 ' l ef' I Q. ' g L 1 J, W V I 'X Y 1, M Mb, . 2 M rf l ,uf 1-'A W . 1 l 5.5 .. I A , ' . .v A i A - ' 'Q ' ' 1 ' e , ll r r Nu. ' . ' L Y ,v ga V ff Vw ll A5 5 .-- ,Fx . . 1 Z 3 1 ' I C Their last VARSITY TENNIS much -Q95 Kerr Ronald Peterson Kenneth Tracy Ruchard Orcutt Donald Benedyk Leo Murray Thomas Durenzo C Musselman Ronald The tennus season thus year has been one whuch Mr Wrught can feel lustuflably proud The team composed of only a few members does much each year to hold up the name of Burgard un unter hugh competutuon Whule as un other sports thus season our wun loss record was not umpressuve the true Burgard spurut was domunant throughout every match Each player plays to wun even when defeat us unevutable and un the final analysus thus us the purpose of hugh school athletucs Bennett East Kensungton Hutch Tech Ruversude Seneca Lafayette Grover McKunley Emerson South Park ll5 arlo :Q 3' Donald Orcutt fix, ibm 'Q if Z i s, Kenneth Peterson TD WN Duck Tracy lu. , V- uf, r ,. . Y , '?' ' gf .. A al A ll . L . . , -r 2 429' , A g gf, D ' , . K N4 I h 5 f :LQ I 1 , : , A 2 . 1 I i 1 z ' , i , Qt' 1. . . . . . . I - ' A A ' 1-4 0-5 3-2 0-5 V, moms y 2-3 ' 0-5 A, Y-frw ,. ' 2-3 - 2-3 ' W' ' U 2-3 ' ' 'I-4 ' 'l-4 1' ,.,.-'L ir' These are our frlencls fe' CUSTODIAN ENGINEER Mr Alfred Czora CAFETERIA WORKERS Mcry Benedelh Gertrude Zdcnomskl Freda Lcmlza Stella Rofulczak Morne Herbert Ncomn Glntller Mmnle Seehcre Grace Ellmaker Mgr Horne? Beck 717 WMV' UU Qc ll-f'4'LL fdtiij L5fxfc'z ,f 9 5 l..J , 4 '. L. RK ., X 1 ,. I , In NVE A J I . I V n nv' ,Q f fi, ,.., 5 N V L X uf . Q lf W ' xp.. ,, ' , U 't A . -4' , ,' . .4 of-lg-.A I 1 ff '1.'fz - N 1 Q' 4 x. 1 Tv 'll6 SENIOR DIRECTORY JOSEPH ABRAMS 270 Whstney PI Track Cross Country GERMAIN D ALTMANN 40 Race St DALE R ARMSTRONG 265 Hempstead HUGH P ARNOLD 141 Bennett St Track Club CALVIN M ARTHUR 291 Moselle St KENNETH P BANDELIAN 226 Kay St Baseball Olfsce Staff Monstor FREDERICK BANTLE 239 Okell St Monstor RONALD C BATY 1 17 Ledger St Sensor Advssory Board Monstor Explorers Offsce Staff RALPH BAUMGARTNER 1136 Eost Ferry St Sensor Advssory Board Class Treasurer Craftsman Staff Inter Hsgh Councsl Monstor JAMES J BEERS 273 Rsdgewood Csr Lackawanna Offsce Staff LEO J BENEDYK 46 South Domedson Tennss IMgrl Key Club ROBERT A BENEDYK 5 Deshler St GEORGE BERTOZZI 134 Theodore DONALD L BLIDY 325 Fulton St RAYMOND M BONUS 869 Fsllmore Ave NORMAN A BORGOGELLI 1118 East Delavan Class Pressdent Sensor Advssory Board Monstor Key Club GORDON A BOWMAN 202 Schuele Ave Explorers WILLIAM BRAUN IIO Andover Ave WILLIAM C BROTHERS 32 lndsan Church Rd Safety Patrol Monstor THEOPHIL BRZOZOWSKI 76 Brsnkman St Cheerleader NEIL G BUTH 472 Schsller St VINCENT J CAGGIANO 197 15th St Glee Club Monstor JOHN B CHANDLER 728 Hopksns St PAUL W CHENEY 120 Demond Pl Monstor RUSSELL V CICERO 529 Fargo Ave Monstor RICHARD D CLAPP 67 Eller Ave Monstor GERALD J CLEMENTI 235 Oxford Ave Basketball Offsce Staff Monstor CLAUDE R COCHRAN 314 Wsllsam St Football Safety Patrol FRANK A CONDELLO 303 Myrtle Ave Craftsman Staff Bulletsn Staff Safety patrol EMILIO CORDONE 132 No Ogden Bowlsng Club JAMES D ADDARIO 59 Harriett St Sensor Advssory Board Monstor ANTHONY D AMICO 327 Baraga St THOMAS P DEE 29 Hurlock Monstor ROBERT C DENSON 103 Cedar St Sensor Advssory Board Baseball 43 Hayden St DANIEL N ERSING 2 Marbeth Ct Basketball Monstor LOUIS F FAULKNER 328 Baraga SI DOUGLAS F FEIND 512 Roycroft Cheektowaga Offnce Staff Monstor ROBERT J FERRARA 147 Hampshsre St WILLIAM R FIX 541 Hsghgate Ave Cross Country Track Club LEWIS FONTANA 209 Seventh St Cheerleader HAROLD J FRANK 1068 Walden Ave Cheektow Sensor Advssory Board Football LEO J GASSMAN 26 Berwyn Ave Sensor Advssory Board Monstor ROBERT GAWRONSKI 1732 South Park Ave Basketball Baseball Monstor RICHARD A GEORGIA 188 Tuscorora Rd RONALD F GERSTNER ago 98 Brsarclsff Rd Cheektowaga N Y 117 RICHARD E GOSK 66 Brownell ROBERT J GREEN 17 Madison St Basketball Cross Country ANTHONY J GUGLIUZZA 171 Normal Ave JOHN P GUGLIUZZA 929 Nsagara St Basketball Baseball WILLIAM R GUISE 246 Alabama St GREGORY L HAGMIER I45 Weyand St MILES S HANSON 82 N Pearl St THOMAS A HARLACH 46 Warrsng Ave Craftsman Staff JAMES D HEHIR 402 West Delavon Ave Glee Club LARRY J HELPER 109 Wyomsng Ave Explorers RONALD J HELT 1510 Como Pk Blvd Depew Band Glee Club JOHN V HORN 604 Lsnden Ave Monstor ANTHONY IACONO 165 Carmen Eggertsvslle N DENNIS P IVES 20 Ferguson St RICHARD J JACKSON 14 Beyer Place ERNEST JONES 293 Peach St GARY A KELLER 209 Rschmond Ave Football Offsce Staff Monstor Sensor Advssory Board Key Club Bulletsn Staff JOSEPH D KLUCK 76 Forman St FRANCIS J KOCH 30 Pulasks JOSEPH A KOCZ B7 Loepere St STANLEY A KOTLA 38 Swsnburne St DANIEL S KOWALCZYK 209 Cost St ARNOLD KRADEN 102 North Park Ave KARL A KUGLER 23 Davsd Ave JOSEPH KUPCZYK 257 Sumner Pl DAVID G LANG 599 East Amherst St Bowlsng Club WILLIAM J LANGHEIER 699 Northumberland Explorers EDWARD J LAVELLE 796 Genesee St Track Ofhce Stat? , N ' s . ., Br-1sketbclllM9rI BERTRAM A. DILLSWORTH Monitor I - ,' ,N. Y. 1 . . , - U . SQ. . ' ., ,N. Y. JAMES LEONARD 793 Tntft St DONALD G LEPIR 276 Baraga St Baseball JAMES D LOCKWOOD 47 Woeppell St THEODORE J LUKOWSKI 19 Floss Ave JOHN T LUPER 109 Mortlmer St EDWARD J MACKOWIAK 58 Reltan St CHARLES A MARTIN 37 Better Walk Skatung Club DONALD MARTUCCI 395 Roesch Ave WILLIAM R MATYJASIK 1096 Fillmore Ave Offlce Staff PATRICK J McCANN 151 Good Ave EDWARD W McGOVERN 30 Edna Pl Football lMgr1 Momtor LEO C McNAMARA 24 Como Ave Flymg Club Semor Advusory Board Class Secretary RONALD J MEHOK 162 Weaver Ave DONALD MENIG LOUIS S MICELI 369 Fargo Ave Momtor THOMAS M MICHENZI 227 Carl St Track JOHN C MILLER 70 E Oakwood PI ELTON L MONNIN 119 Woodside Ave HAROLD B MOORE 246 Watson St Football Basketball Track Band GEORGE S NOGA 18 Bender St Football DAVID L NOONAN 45 Kenslngton Ave Momtor Safety Patrol Craftsman Stat? FRANK X NOWAK 381 Sweet Ave Sensor Advisory Board Bowling Club RONALD NOWAK 59 Beck St NORBERT L OLEJNICZAK 78 Sweet Ave ARTHUR A OLMSTEAD 86 Grant St DONALD N ORCUTT 3276 Barley Ave Tennis Bowlmg Club JAMES F OTT 923 Seventh St JOHN F PALERMO 471 So Dlvlslon Cross Country lMgr1 JOHN M PALICA 59 Simon St Explorers JAMES J PANFIL 15 Boone St Baseball JOHN C PANGALLO 131 lndlan Church Rd KENNETH H PERSON 85 Howard Track KENNETH C PETERSON 250 Doat St Tennis Cross Country Class Vlce Pres Key Club Craftsman Edutor Sensor Advnsory Board Momtor Bulletin Staff WILLIAM H PFUND 400 Cornwall Ave Craftsman Stat? ROBER PIETRASZEWSKI 98 Roseville St NICHOLAS PIETROCARLO 769 Tlfft St WILLIAM L PITTS 25 Eureka St Glee Club 82 Clay St Leroy N Y Bulletln Staff Flying Club HAROLD M POULTER 940 Nash Rd No Tonawanda N Y ROBERT J QUINN 125 Peabody St GARY L RANNEY 674 Nnagara Falls Blvd Tonawanda N Y Explorers CARL O REESE 571 Broadway Basketball JOSEPH C REYNOLDS 201 Chester St Skatnng Club Cross Country LEWIS RICHARDSON 32 Lyth Ave Track Sennor Advnsory Board Momtor RICHARD RICHEAL 302 Monroe St Basketball Office Staff ROBERT E ROSPLOCHOWSKI 171 Metcalfe St PAUL E RUNG 297 Floradale Tonawanda N JOSEPH A SACCO 757 Crescent Ave MARK F SCARPINO 24 Svdney Momtor VERNON C SCHMITT 38 Evelyn St Bowlnng Club 118 LOUIS A SEELY 70 Hartwell Rd Skating Club DAVID J SETLOCK 133 Burns Ct Tonawonda, N ROBERT P SICKER 75 Comstock Ave Craftsman Staff Bulletan Staff MICHAEL SMERKA 140 Wulkesbarre Ave Lacka RONALD N SMOKOWSKI 1016 Sycamore St Glee Club JAMES W SOLES 126 Hawley St RONALD A SORRENTINO 483 Hewstt Ave Momtor MICHAEL STANCHAK 197 Chicago St RONALD C STASIAK 166 Barnard St LARRY E STOTZ 1446 Berg Rd Orchard Park JOSEPH D STROBELE 392 Fulton Momtor Key Club JOSEPH E SZAFRANSKI 54 Krupp St Bowlnng Club RICHARD TOMAKA 10 Ward Court 42 Myers Tennis Key Club Momtor JOSEPH L VILLANO 461 Fargo Ave JOHN K VREELAND 20 Colorado Ave Momtor Key Club EUGENE WALTERS 156 Phyllis Ave ISRAEL WASHINGTON 152 Butler Ave Football Track Basketball Momtor FRANCIS WEGLARSKI 46 Brownell St OFfuce Staff KENNETH WEIGAND 47 Alice Ave Track DAVID WESTRA 71 Benznnger St Bowlung Club Momtor Craftsman Staff Bulletun Staff LOUIS M WILL 85 Simon St ROGER N WIRTH 374 Koons Ave WILLIAM WOELFLE 1073 Grant St FRANK J ZYGA 73 Commonwealth Ave Explorers WQDTIC ' . sf. 1 . - I l ., ,N. Y. mcrmnn 126 CU 5'- WALTER PLUMLEY TRACY SPECIAL BUSINESS PATRONS DON ALLENS CITY CHEVROLET INC 2585 Main St Buffalo N Y BALCO PEDRICK PARTS CORP 1454 Mam St Buffalo N Y BOWERS BATTERY 81 SPARK PLUG CO 382 Vlrglnla St Buffalo 1 N Y Courtesy of DODGE DEALERS OF ERIE COUNTY Complrments of ANGERT AUTO PARTS CO INC DICK FISCHER ATHLETIC GOODS N 699 Mann St Buffalo N Y Arr compressors arr tools sales servlce and rentals W. J. IWALTI SCHONHART Kung Electric Equrpment Co. KIWANIS CLUB OF KENSINGTON LEROY PHARMACY 2163 Fillmore Ave Buffalo 14 N MAIER SCHULE GMC INC 21 31 Jewett Ave Buffalo 14 N MERNAN CHEVROLET INC 2751 Barley Ave NIAGARA AUTO PARTS INC 862 Kensmgton Ave Buffalo N VAUGHN 8g BRAUN INC 655 Genesee St Buffalo N Y BUSINESS PATRONS George F Adams Prmter 3120 Barley Avenue Bell Brothers One Hour Cleaners 1431 Jefferson Avenue Buffalo Grmdlng Servnce Inc 37 Clyde Avenue Cooper Hardwood Floors 290 Jewett The Cornwell Tools Co 2428 Elmwood Avenue Martrn H Doebert Drrver Tramees C Frsher for Hardwood Floors 34 Roetzer Street The Gang at Deco No 2 Sh t 3 11 Gust Gavras Hat And Sult Cleaner 43 West Chrppewa Mr Make Gersltz 901 Kensington Avenue Goebel Packlng Company 93 Holt Street T R Goldsmlth 81 Son Inc Tool 8. Dre Makers Supplues Harbuson Brothers Inc 32 Appenhenmer Street Hettrnch Electrrc Servnce Drstrrbutors of Automotlve Equrpment John H Isaacs Compuny Awnings Ll 7487 Y Y , I c. 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