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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1958 volume:

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Quay THE BURGARD CRAFTSMAN 1958 Burgard Vocational High School, Buffalo, New York l DEDICATION It lS dnfficult to dedrcate a mere book to one who has dedicated h1s lrfe to that lnstltutron whrch rs represented by thus Annual Nevertheless we the staff of the 1958 Craftsman the Semor Class of 1958 and the entlre student body wlth pardon able prlde 1n the story of our Prmclpal do dedlcate this 1958 Craftsman to WIL LIAM B KAMPRATH former pI'lI1Clp3l of Burgard Vocatlonal Hlgh School Wlllram B Kamprath exh1b1ts more than anyone else mterest 1n educatlon for makmg a l1v1ng Probably no man ln the country has done more to further the ln terests of vocatronal education than he We at Burgard are fortunate that he chose to remam here wrth us rather than accept any of the many other posrtrons 1n the field of educatlon to whlch he mlght have progressed Now that he has left us we reallze that we are the better for h1s assocnatlon wrth us these many years Truly vocatxonal educatron w1ll mlss th1s man and we at Bur gard w1ll know that h1s place 1n the educatlonal world wlll not easlly be filled God be w1th you BILL KAMPRATH and we will be proud lf you remember us as long as we remember you 2 - s a 9 Q ' . , . ' 3 9 Q , - 7 9 'L 1 Q. 5 NH 1? 1 'Q Y 1 W. Y- 's.. We 7 1-X THE 3 Q . X.: A W-du-nwfk My-IQ, iw n ,pf s 'i ' - . L-15 1 A. W 'xv . 'r Our first building Fifty years ago, a then unknown figure in the educa- tional world came upon the field of youth development in the city of Buffalo. Little did the powers that were realize the tremendous potential which was then within their grasp. William B. Kamprath is the Mr, Voca- tional of the Vocational School movement and it was he who that day fifty years ago broke forth upon the pages of BufTalo's educational growth. A half century is a long time to devote to a single cause, particularly when that cause was frowned upon by most educators. However, today, due chiefly to the efforts of this man, the education of the youth of the city of Buifalo has advanced to a point where we are the envy of the world in our preparation of youth for industry. The growth of Vocational Training, Burgard Voca- tional High School and the career of William B. Kamp- rath are not only simultaneous but also synonomous. In 1910 the Broadway Vocational School of Printing 6 under the principalship of WBK first saw light of day through a narrow basement window in old School 444. Two years later the school was moved to its own building, a rented former grocery store at Michigan and Tupper. It was then called the VOCATIONAL SCHOOL OF PRINTING. In 1914, still the step-child of education, the school inherited the former Technical High School building on Elm near Eagle and became known as ELM VOCATIONAL SCHOOL. During the sixteen years as Old E1m,', the school under the leadership of Mr. Kamprath underwent many stages of growth and overgrowth until it occupied nine rented annexes throughout the immediate neighbor- hood. During this period of growth Bill Kamprath was also growing in stature as an educational leader. He was Executive Secretary for Western New York of the New York State Military Training Commission, and in 1918 was principal of the Fighting Mechanics of the Na- tional Army Training Detachment. He became the ed- We had many annexes .-ec, How many can you name ltor of one of the first publrshed Vocatlonal Educatron Magazlnes 1911 1914 WBK was actrve rn every phase of educatron and commumty hfe He was an officer and Drrector of the New York State Vocatlonal and Prac t1cal Arts Assoclatxon New York State Teachers Asso clatlon Boy Scouts of Amerrca CS1lver Beaverj YMCA Rotary Club Aero Club of Buffalo Amerlcan Voca tronal Assocratlon and the Buffalo Teachers Federatlon He contrrbuted many artrcles to vocatronal and educa tronal magazrnes and trade journals and was co author of a serres of textbooks on automotrve trammg He also served on the Apprentice Commrssron for New York State and the Federal Government The period followmg World War I saw the begln mngs of the growth of vocatronal educatron More and more the leaders of both lndustry and educatron began to realrze the responsrbrlrty of the government rn pre parmg the youth of the country for competltrve lrvmg rn the machme age Leadmg thrs movement rn Buffalo was ELM VOCATIONAL SCHOOL and Wrlllam B Kamprath Durmg thls post war perlod many addltlons to Elm and vocatlonal trammg came lnto bemg The automo b1le course was expanded under the able leadershlp of Mr Martrn Doebert and many capable people were added to the faculty Durlng thls perrod also Mr Mrchael Steffan was mstrumental rn foundmg the av1a tron course for whrch we are now world famous Prmt mg of course remarned one of the hlghhghts of the vo catlonal program under the gurdance of Mr John Hermke Many old trmers who are stall w1th us Jomed the school durmg thus trme Mr Chad now head of the automoblle department was one of the ploneers ln auto motrve mechamcs Mr Endres Mr Krasselt M Prerce became the mamstays of the course Mr Mullen hoff and later Mr Johnson were added to the prmtmg faculty and Mr Lmes assrsted m the av1at1on depart ment Of course vocatlonal educatlon lS not all shop ' .IL K , -,zl J -'g:f1Q.' QQ T ' l , f ,Q , , ' ' ' - .- 1, ,Jigs-, ' yi 5,41 ,,.1. ' ff ,- .1 f 1, . , ' . . , - 1 1 9 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - ' - , - , . , . , . . H . ,, . . . . . - ' 1 I . . , . , r. ' 1 WBK thanks Henry Burgard work and many other of our present faculty joined at Old Elm. Mr. Garcea saw to the physical well-being as gym teacher. And on the bookwork side we gained Mr. Wright, Mr. Roudenbush, Mr. Tilley, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Meinhold, Mr. Finley, Mr. Hague, Mr. Englund, and Mr. Helfrich. To these men the city owes much for it was their work under the drive and enthusiasm of Mr. Kamprath that eventually brought into being, BURGARD VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL. The many teachers who have joined our faculty since the old daysi' are often entertained and even inspired by some of the stories of the early days of vocational train- ing which are part of the lore and legend of Burgard Vocational. For the first quarter century of our existence we had only men instructors. The Pedagogicus Masculinus held away. But in recent years there have been assigned to us some outstanding women who hold forth in the lan- guage arts area. For a long time the faculty of Old Elm had dreamed and planned a new school building-a structure in keep- ing with the highest ideals of the skilled crafts to be taught therein. The campaign was tough and long. Many sites were examined and finally the present loca- tion was selected. A debt of gratitude beyond payment is owed to Mr. Henry P. Burgard for his wonderful contribution to the educational program of the City of Buffalo. In his letter transmitting the site to the city, Mr. Burgard wrote as follows: I have long sensed the need for vocational education, and I am pleased with the progress which our city is making toward education along these lines. And now, after many names, many buildings, but only one leader, BURGARD VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL is born. It is a beautiful building, mammoth and magnificent in its proportions, and intensely prac- tical in all its appointments. The design of the structure is a combination of modern factory and school archi- We had music even then. in An early print shop tecture. It is 361 feet long and 200 feet wide and at the tower rises five stories. If ever a structure of stone and steel can be said to be the oifspring of man, Burgard can claim William B. Kamprath as its father. Without him not only this school but the whole system of voca- tional education would be far behind the demands made on it. Here is an institution Iilled both day and night with boys and young men-gathered from every elementary school district in the city, from 58 parochial schools and from 30 nearby towns and villages, and in the eve- ning, young men from almost every industrial plant on the Niagara Frontier. Here these boys and young men study and work and grow together until they are ready to go out into the world with the skills they have learned. In the five years preceding the construction of the new school a veritable military campaign was conducted with WBK as the field commander. Two inch type in 8-column headlines screamed that capital and labor were uniting in demanding this new school. The Board of Education and the Mayor vied with one another in proposing resolutions which would eventually culminate in the construction. Five hundred civic and industrial leaders stormed the City Hall to press the demand. It has been said by people who are familiar with activities of this type that no educational undertaking had such an absolute and unanimous backing of such a large part of the voting constituency. And behind all this tremendous drive to further the education of the youth of Buffalo stood one man, William B. Kamprath. All through the early years the faculty had been working to capitalize on the spirit, the momentum, and the dy- namic force of labor unionism, the civic and industrial leaders who had joined in backing education in its de- mand for a real school ofthe type they believed neces- sary. There hangs in the principalis office today a beau- tifully engrossed tribute of our indebtedness to these leaders of the world of labor, industry, and government We built our own hot rod lot S Drzoenzss IN ina CONSTQUCTION or THE NLXV BUDGADDVOCATIONAL risen Sci-tool. Ceremony of ground breaking, May T, -. 4 . , Ar! . . . V , 1929, , ,Q ii 1, J Mk 5 .6 , X lr H' V V Y 2 K L , v ia , 4 Q81-E,lr-?l'W .- .P-'-g.' . g. 13247 'fi ' 1 V ' Q t V 1w:A4al-Hi WJ' M ' W 'il Q, 73 . f --', M3 ' fi' ' wi- ae -,S .,., , wig 5 ' ll HF V. an Right cms. . f f- 5 A .g'fN' ', gg ' P H son holes for F' V ' .IX ' ---.. ,gg x - 5.1 , -lsr-Q the foun- - A-1 Z , Y . h. . A ,V ,i .4 1. 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Starting way back in the antediluvian days of vocational education there were Arthur Dean, David Snedden, Skipper Allen, Charles Prosser, J. C. Wright, Lewis Wilson, Oakley Furney, Doc Hawkins, and of course the local school men who believed in the future of vocational education, Dr. Francis Wing, Dr. E. C. Hartwell, Dr. Robert T. Bapst, and Harry Good. Some of the labor leaders and industrialists who rocked the cradle of this school in 1910 are still with us and remain our staunchest friends as well as our severest critics. There are a host of incidents, little and big, which go to make up the history and spirit of Burgard. They are part of 47 years of humanity and education. Problems requiring urgent solution, arguments waxing keen, anecdotes which are funny only because one remembers the fun. Great and important events, mixed with the pleasant and the tragic. Shops where rats had to be chased out in the morning so pupils could come in. And pupils working in overcoats and boots because there was no heat. And athletic championships in sports no longer played in a modern school system. And, finally, the new building and a new era, but this did not stop our history or our tradition, or our tales of humor, pathos, or greatness. The fire in the auditorium in '37, or the nationally circulated ad in the Saturday Evening Post which quoted: -and in creating craftsman, Buffalo stands first. Whole airplanes were delivered to An early auto shop the school and installed four stories above the ground. In 1941 a nationwide broadcast eminated from one of our aviation shops highlighting our National Defense efforts. Life magazine's spread of pictures and the ar- ticle in the Encyclopedia Britannica Yearbook crowned our national publicity. During the five war years Burgard hit an all-time high in training records. 54,948 persons, including 12,683 women took war industries training courses. There were 507 teachers from industry and 94 from our own and other vocational schools. The key to the build- ing was literally thrown away when the school operated continually around the clock including week-ends. As early as June 1940 we began to ride the storm. Bur- gard's rivet guns drove millions of rivets, her metal saws cut countless templates, high speed motors drilled thousands of holes, her welding devices fused myriad pieces of steel, and endless varieties of machined parts were turned. Men kept busy learning how to get things l WBK greets the first pupil at Burgard done. It was the school's grand opportunity for service. The Curtiss-Wright Corporation saluted us with the statement: We dip our wings to Burgard for its mag- nificent training job. One of the hundreds of prominent visitors to the school recently wrote: An invitation to be the guest of this school rised to the importance of a command, which to obey is an opportunity not to be missed, and a pleasure always to be remembered. Today Burgard stands out among schools of the na- tion. We are unique in structure where even full size traffic lights are used to control the How of vehicle traffic as it may progress up or down the ramps from Larry Bell gives us a helicopter one lioor to another. Entire aircraft may be found in our fourth floor shops, from single wing private planes, through helicopters, to the mighty jets of the atomic age. Our auto shops have the newest of motors, transmissions, and equipment. Our print shops can and do print almost any form of picture or type, and should you want a small boat, or cabin cruiser, Burgard stu- dents can build you one within our shops, complete and ready for the water. There are approximately thirty shops and twenty-live classrooms accommodating 1000 students. Our program provides a complete education for the student who desires to learn and representatives We constantly get new equipment of Burgard can be found in all nearby colleges and uni- versities. Today many of our teachers are former stu- dents of this school who believed enough in our form of education to devote their lives so that others might receive the same benefits. IN RETROSPECT - - Shades of Daniel Upton! He was the first pioneer in vocational and technical education in Buffalo. He began the recruitment of that ever-growing army ofinstructors and students in this newer type of education who have carried the torch which he lighted in those early days. What a mental cavalcade passes as we recall, for in- stance, the development of the printing course since the first hand press was purchased. This press stands in silent tribute to those beginnings in 1910 and is an efiective comparison to the many shops and Sl00,000 equipment of today. lt is significant that a little over 300 years ago in the Virginia Colony, that staunch old Royalist Governor, Sir William Berkeley condemned the printing press because, it makes people too cen- sorious of their superiors? In his report to King Charles II he wrote: I thank God there are no schools in my colony, and no printing. The old Royalist is probably restless in his grave when he sees that not only do we have schools but that these same schools teach printing to further education in still more schools. We have come far in the field of education since the days of Governor Berkeley, and among the many accom- plishments of American education, BURGARD VO- CATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL occupies a pre-eminent position in the world of secondary education, and it will forever stand as a monument to the one man who contributed most to its birth and growth,-WILLIAM B. KAMPRATH. Burgard joins the jet age QQ .gqgv . xx ar-flaw, 'Q 52:4 l o ll 0100-0-WOOD ltonocqrqq n1J.r'1f1,p',J,r.-'11, , '. 'v1f19'. fi 5 I I C'O-l'l'l'l'O In 1,5 Ai JaJ1::J1J:1fzf,',p.,- 'A ll-Q-an-rv!-ll-I. iuslvo-no-n-nys 45 Jlijllllrffx :Ja:robf111,! --Dlx:-KI-to-l-rl-3 ucnsosvofofo- fi JJJa1J1J,J, n,.,.,'zf vs-vo-Q-o-0-s-o-vo 'Q 9 Q a-s u-n a-vs- I kfbbbhk?-fbhlnhhbhh Q JO:aaooaa4,,.wa14a.x ,J Q44 . 6 .. g. 35 Q hbkbbhhhhhhhihbhi' Av ,qv 'U . - in 1 Q ... Amqr T hkhbhv.. I. . . ,. wok! , ' 9 ,Q v . .. 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',,,f ' JS: -5 Y ,.-.4 l 4 Accept my slncere best wishes for the closing days and weeks of your hlgh school career and for the glorious path of your future Each September I welcome the young the bewildered and the eager ready to be enrolled for the first time then four years later I congratulate the young adult physically and mentally matured well groomed and confident What has happened in those mtervenmg years Have I and your teachers contributed 1n a decent measure to your developmentq Are you a better c1t1zen Do you recognlze the rights of others? Do you ments must be used to measure the man Your knowledge IS your tool for hvmg Your vocational skllls are your economic means for survival progress and m due tlme out standlng achlevement Be proud of your herltage and loyal to your school If you have learned to accept dlsclphne from your teachers you w1ll be able to practice self d1sc1pl1ne and ln turn acquire a back ground of meaning and understandmg We do not attempt to form the whole man We take you ln your formative years to mold develop lnstlll basic fundamentals and es tabllsh a solid foundation Happmess and success ln your prlvate world are now yours to find wife?-ee PRINCIPAL I6 MESSAGE TO TH E GRADUATES respect authority? 'fhese, too, in addition toiyour scholastic achieve- 'W x 'PAO I7 ef 'r AGM WILLIAM M. SHARP Assistant Principal Message to the students Contrary to popular belief of some years ago, we are not all born equal. Each of us is endowed with certain innate characteristics that vary to a great degree from those of another. The one field in which we differ the most is that of our mental system. In that area we are blessed to a greater or lesser degree in our ability to acquire new knowledge, to store that knowl- edge, to recall knowledge or experiences and to investigate or apply the known to new situations and to the unknown. In the field of industry we are continuously experimenting to innaugurate more eliicient means of production and to eradicate waste not only of material but also of human energy. What a pity we are not working as our mental capacity permits! Think how much greater human accomplishment might be reached if we vitalize our native endowment to the Nth degree. Have you ever tried to analyze yourselves? Are you applying yourself to the job of learning as much as you are capable? If you ARE NOT, don't you think it is about time that you started to bear down ? Would that we at Burgard might, by each working to his ability revive the old custom of hard work which might then spread to our every field of endeavor. On your shoulders rests that responsibility! 18 l Mr Arthur Regan 5 THI K GUIDANCE A Ki? 1' mm COUNSELLORS Dr Irwmg Chrlswell Ei.. WWW? AV Ja-falg if-im iv' 'S' freshmax-, NT Kirin Mr. Gregory Ductor Department Chairman Aviation Department 4 Mr. Thomas Chad Department Chairman Automotive Department Alan ul Aki an Ruth Green School Nurse G P Runfola M D Milton Kuhn School Doctor Attendance Supervisor is Alfred Czora Custodian Engineer K ig f r v' Q wa- , U-fascws' it en, CLERICAL STAFF Exleen Sulhvan Lllllan Schaffner Ruth Clemens Grace Ellmaker and the cafeteria staff 1- 7 , 22 'V W eV 'C 6 j c C27 I abvub 'ffgbflwfzx ' I1 sa 1 , NE' vw' . 1' V -an .. :i M 'Q f 2 Warp Q2 , 4?? 9f? +V Q, 4 Vi X- Y Clyde W Becker Avzatlon Harry Adner Mathematlcs Q' ig Martin Aschenbrenner Auto Mechanics Charles L Bumpus Avlatlon John F Brlnkworth Soclal Stud1es ug? Domlnlc S Catalano Avxauon Edwin Doan F Rocco A Calandra Auto Mechamcs Charles E Elliott Mathematics Auto Mechanics 1, i f 3, . f , 1 4x,iWf1 f.:3' ,2f, Q ,MI . '22 '94, ia -A25 , , ,az I , ,., '5 Zi m f, K x MW ff? l , . , W, 1 .,. , Sirio D'Agostino Music 25 JP'-A Albert L Endres Auto Mechamcs Edward A Farchmm Avlatlon Wallle E Englund Enghsh James H Fmley Sclence Stanley Fllss Avlatlon I I ! Harry Gibbons Auto Mechanics Anne A. Gould Librarian Russel Garcea Physlcal Educatlo ,QA fb a!g,2ff J Allen W Hague Soclal Studles Monroe Harris Engllsh John C Helmke Prmtm g Chrlstlan C Hoffman Auto Mechanics Wmlfred H Herzog V? f I aww-N Margaret K Heaps Enghsh Karl L Helfrich Science CW. ,ff H: Speech Correction P at Q . ' . . N Aj . ' ,4 P Cyrus H Johnson Prmtmg Ralph H Krasselt Auto Meuhamcs - I ocxul Studlcs 5Danicl F Hulse X Frank J Knab Engllsh Alvm T Llnes Boat Bulldmg Norman P. Mathien Auto Mechanics Randolph A Mmeo Physlcal Educatlon John J Mattlmore Engllsh Albert A Melnhold Science Jack L Mlghore Soclal Studxes ,ni wig 445 af' 'M .3 George Mullenhofl' Prl mln g John S Pazder Auto Mechamcs Carlton H Pearch Mathematlcs Y 'is 2: John T Mutz Auto Mechanics Rosario S Nola Auto Mechanics Charles A Pxerce Auto Mechamcs Rlchard E Pyne SOCIHI Studles A John L Powers Prlntmg William H. Roberts Auto Mechanics lx?- Jfff Walter Poynton Avlatlon -S? ,Q -J Elmer F Roudenbush Drawmg Mary M Scanlon Engllsh Karl B Sklnner AVIHIIOD v Max Sanetlck Auto Mechanics 33 Henry V Urban Sclence Harry B Wright Drawmg ggi Vis V' W -MQ X A, w k hs Domlnlc V Vlsone Drawing YEARBCCK STAFF Edltor ln Chlef Donald Ulr1ch John F Brmkworth Faculty Adusor xi-'il Q 7 W1ll1am Hennmg Edw1n Karl1s Jerry Kohlbacher Rlchard Weber Gerald F1l1psk1 Co Edltors Art Edltor Photographxc Edltor Sports Edltor Chlef Clerk Allan Rosenberger Jerry Kohlbacher Karol Kamlnskl W1I Rosenberger Rlchard Grotke Edvun Karlls Robert Stephan Benedlct Pan camo Rlchard Weber Donald Ulrich .Iohn Brlnkworth 35 if ,, ' ' 1. v Y r' 11 Qi V ' K 1 V, , U ' al , liam Henningg William Labinskig Allan f if ' ,SN r is ,iff f x, . N ,ff X' ll o ax ' 'M W 1 'ff ' .I , f In l K ' A 'ri X f ' 1 X j ' 1 Class History The graduatmg class of 1958 takes time to remlmsce about our years at Burgard To us thev were the most lmportant years of our llves The day was l1ke any other brlght sunny September mormng ln 1954 but to us It was the be gmnmg of our freshman year 1n high school That year was most hectlc We were always worrymg whether or not we were domg the rlght thlng We soon learned the ways of the school and ac customed ourselves to the dally task of learning During this year a Key Club and Explorer Posts were formed two more Burgard firsts Came June and exams Our second year was a sad one for Burgard We lost three of our finest teachers The untlmely death of Mr Alva Henderson and the retlrement of Mr Hemlke and Mr Decker left a large gap 1n our staiT Probably the blggest event of the year was the celebratxon by the Pr1nt1ng Department of the 250th Annlversary of the Blrth of Benjamln Franklm Our thlrd year at Burgard brought another first A Semor Advlsory Board was establ1shed to handle all the many problems confrontmg the Semor Class Also the Honors Program was ln stltuted to enrlch the educatlon of the abler student Early IH the school year Burgard was host to over 500 members of the Western New York Interscholastlc Press Assoclatlon And also thls year we had our Yearbook pr1nted by a commerclal prmter for the first t1me ln the hlstory of the school Thls was mdeed a busy year Flnally the greatest year arrlved We were Senlors Our dreams of graduatmg were fast ap proachmg fulfillment An era ended when Mr Wnlllam B Kamprath our lirst and only prmclpal throughout the many years of our strugglmg growth retlred ln January To you Mr Kamprath the Semor Class wlshes many happv years of retlrement We shall al ways remember your devotlon to the cause of vocational educatlon To our teachers we give thanks for wlthout you we would not be graduatlng Wlth patlence and sk1l1 you have taught us to use our hands and our mlnds You have mculcated ldeas of good c1t1zensh1p as well as moral and sp1r1tual values You have Influenced the development of our personalltles Wlth the knowledge we have gamed from your teachlng and the 1dCaS we have a dopted from your example we are ready to go forth to become the c1t1zens of tomorrow The Class of 1958 Class Officers Joseph Brown VlkCll'CSlLlCl1l Vhlllam Hcnnmg Presldent Ronald Lewandowskl Treasurer Otto Asarese Secre1ary 36 a 1 ' s , ' sa as , . . , . . . 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W ' 'sf' V, I I L., ' 1 -1 Iohn H Adamczak Automobile Mcchamcs Gerald N Allen 3-5 Avlatlon Mcchamts ,,,.......,, Earl L Archie Avlatlon Mechamcs Arthur A Arnold Avlatlon Mechanics Salvatore S Accordlno Avlatlon Mechanics 'ag' vu--'f wr- 38 BURG RD 3? f ks A-v..,M ite 5 z is Q, Jn 39 Otto M Asarese Prmtmg Mlchael D Battaglna Automoblle Mechanics Patrick H Beltz Automobile Mechamcs Arthur W Berger Automoblle Mechanlf' Edward Bert: Automobile Mechanics he '96 'QV 1-suv' fl 'Eb f Wuvv agglut- q 1.-2173 N 'A' Q' w 14 5 J -1 I 1 Aa : 1 '14, ' xx 1 1 'Vg 'XR I .1 0, .wie by it I Kam 5 X James E Black Automobile Mechamcs Alexander Bonczklewlcz Automoblle Mechamci in 9 - L.-0 2 Rig, S ifwl 40 Roger F Bond Avlatlon Mechamcs Robert W Bork Avlatlon Mechamcs Henrv C Boulware Automobile Mechamcs in M MMM Writ 1' 35. X 5 1- 3 A 5 :- 3? ,X Q. ff :lr ff u X x N- ,f A X f ' 1 f loseph S Brown Aviation Mechamcs sv Rang Donald D Bruce 9. Automoblle Mechamos an LI Albert M Brusettl Avlatlon Mechamcs David J Burkard Automobile M ...ix echamus M 1 John F Brmkworth Jr Printing 55,1 fh- Qs Hh- K' nur-ff' I X4 1- -anv- x X Y-Y 4 X 1 I 41 'Af gX Richard A. Chiari Aviation Mechanics Howard L Christ Aviation Mechanics David V. Coles Automobile Mechanics Iohn F Conroy Printing Gerald VS Carter Automobile Mechanics ar... -nv- We T' J' T-17 5 NX saga.. 'Sak fi L 5 X ffx XE 43 Allan L Cooper Prmtlng Paul D Couzens Prmtmg John J Cottonc AVIAIIOH Mechamcs Leonard M Cvcon Automoblle Mechanics Clano Damlam AUIOmObllC Mechanics Ai ur' 92,90 ht Arthur J De Rosler Prmtm George Doerflem ' Automobile Mechanics 3 !!?!K,,tf!'f-gg .af x, 'X Ronald L Domres 'FK Automoblle Mechamcs Gerald M Donovan 'R'I Avlatlon Mechan1cS 'Q 44 George C Dovey Automobnle Mechamcs 15 Ti 3 W' 'WY' rw - . f erff' . g , V Q lg aj ' yi L . . ' ff- ,' .Q.v , 5 ,f . 1 PP! . f-1 . , V V, . , ,, If , I 5 4 I M ' , . 0' G A 4 e , , if V Y . i G 1 A , so 5 f fin- - -km 3 LA gg: 7 . r' i .- U.: aw-'H-E, QI fr K , 13 f . an , X oooo ,G fu. Kenneth I Dusnnsku Automobllc Mcgh NHL? Damel H Dxbalskn Automobllc NlCChU'llLS Wayne R Eh Prlntlng Gerald H Flllpskl Prmlmg Charles W Drabck Ax: mon Muchanlu hiv '7- 13.5. QL vis ez-'F'- sb' -va:-' 5 'Nr Q'-f use , J Qf' 45 Gan J Frlckc ANIHIIOD Mech mics Iohn P Gawcl Avlatlon Mech mics Paul L Gerbracht Prmtmg Z -.NN Robert 5 I mcrak AVldIl0l1 Mcuhxmus 'Ronald G. Frciert Automobile Mechanics 6gVlffIPvqh, , 'fu-N 'QP' f 1-.o K E' l 02261 Q 4 Wm 47 Peter D Grabowskn Prlntmg Anthony I Gregorio Automobile Meahfzmcs Robert NN Hahn Automobile N1k,4,hll1lLS David P Hanley ALllOl'Il0bllt, Mcehwmes Charles A Harold Automobile Mech mms ,jli ,ak 'f Aubru L Harrington Boat Building f ,4 Automob 'lib Richard G Helnzcnbergcr Aviation Mec.h.1nic.s if 1 I. woo NN ayne L Heaton ilu. iViCLhdl1lLS William C Henning Automobile Mechanics Gary L. Hoerner Aviation Mechanics T ww' . lpn' , , , 1-f.,,--nf-'.f , A 4..' , Don J Iessup Automobxle Mcclnmcs gnu.. Fl'- Rlchard K Johnson Jf Automobile lN16Ll'l'1DIL.i SP Karol VS Kammskl Printing XX alter K Kammskl Prmlmg George E Howell Avlatlon Mechamcs '31, V' ian' -1, - 4 , ' Ar. iN nin ,:': --ww, 'Q' i inns: 'Nur SVN . iv,.,'.,, , A 1, W 1' M on -f :L ll-1. . I. f-A 1- 2 Ronald S. Karaszewski Printing Edwin J. Karlis Aviation Mechanics Thomas F Kassman Aviation Mechanics Daniel N Kauschlnger Aviation Mechanics Gerald E Kama Prmtmg 'Q-Q 1 wi nm Lv if.-v'l P- ef it -96' 'lla ' 50 4? 'yy 1,1 34, 4. 4,4 ff 'Q 1 if ,lr-1' 4: if 3 ,He v tt' James A Kay Prmtmg Jerry C Kohlbacher 'pl Prmtmg n!1 Em L, - K ..- du ! Q 3-' 15' x -hvgx .4 Run: lv rf rv' E A K' f 2 X J' yn JR' 43' LN ess,-'lx 5:54 an 'g.:-Q, W mf, fig 3,313-,4qfiZfIL 49 ymgw fa 41 ' 53 'itll M 33M - 1 Wxlllam T Kolasz Prmung Chester G Konarskl inv- AVIHIIOD Mechames ar- 'Mundy John C Kozak Aviation Mechanics X lf! 2 lmlliw WX Q P .l AP X fv' 4' -60 gg 6. f Barry P Kranz Automobile Mcgh mms Iohn K Kreltz Avlatlon Mechamcs Daniel Kroll ALll0H1ObllC Mechamcb Ee i EW d N51 I Maxlmllllon D Kupczyk AVldl10H Mechamcs ...ff 52 Edward H Kusmlerczyk Automoblle Mechanics MX zvfkf 7Uh , gp--.' Thomas G L1Penn-1 Printing 1-'W iq: Iohn E Iutcr 0- Q, Pl'Il1llFlL if . Ronald J Lcwandowskl ANIHIIOH Mechfnrms -YM. 'Q vs A aw 'tw s -Fa s A 1' Peter A Lxberatore 0' Automobile Mcuhamus lames L Lambert Automoblle Mmh zmcs Xxx 73:1 ,,-an ls' HX ,off K f 1-'45 ll 59 I 53 'YQ Luckle F Luke Avxatlon Mechamcs Robert A Lynch Automoblle Meghamcs Iames P MacNelll Auatlon Mech mms Gerald T Maglll Boat Bulldmg Theodore A Lovallo Avxatlon Mechamcs fi! A 14' in Ng., 'EA J , 'Q by Grafx 'U' . 1- fi X 1 ' ' , 504' Robert Malak Aviation Mechanics Thomas J. Mangione a Automobile Mechanics .,,,,,,4 ' 1 ,i -M, 5 Awe. ,. jv-H, 1 4 ..- Q-ff' , X G ' 4 fs , J s ' ' 5 . ,. ' if if 'I if Q, 0 f 0 Z I K if li- X fnm WW 55 David F Mann Automobile Mechanics ' W illiam E May er Aviation Mechanics William D 'Vlendel Automobile Mechanics fn .re ,VY 11. XFX! uffq 05 s 5 'I tnaiwg Hy gan 'P -f 'X x ll- 'gub xxx 9 x Qu ' xv, S! N. 16: 1 a ' kY,i,. V. . l , K 3' A ,Q 2 fx ' fe ' 1 ,,,,, X, t 4 5 A V'-s X ' , w Y lx ' 3:21, , ,, M., cf' mir, JY , as -X 5 f Q a ? 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W ' 'Q V ' h , Vic . h R , - .if o xx 2- 2 Qu? ,ix n 5 h U ' mv xg' .J in k , n A TE-2C?a-:IEW . 2 F F 1 vg:1f.,w X ax U A QL, W-'r4N'nQx i if ' Y . 1 .e,, X .. X .. I X V 57 Booker T. Nailor Automobile Mechanics Gerald H. Pach Aviation Mechanics Frederick P Palmisano Automobile Mechanics Thomas J Park Automobile Mechanlcb loseph J Nadolmskl Aviation Mechanics fr, 9-va: in 'W-....... wxibt agp..- 'hi f 4' a v if r u Si... , if, 'V .4 -inf'-t K .K kf: '. J ltltb ' A -9.5.5 . ' 4 . SQA '!'!'l'T'l sg A Q 1 X . :ks b tif in Z- ,X I 44 .zstn RR, w......- QW .I ' L if A il Ii V, . 9 if f ' 4'-'Q xv ,,.. -Q fi-.1 H? 1531 3 Florian C. Payssa Printing James D Person Aviation Mechanics George E. Pepe Aviation Mechanics Joseph F Pocobello Automobile Mechanics Richard T Quinn Automobile Mechanics N s Tv QAM 59 ,fbi A y bu W Aviation Mechfinics John A. Rcnkas ij 3 92 in ' 404 Q .C mn? 5, q! ,-1 60 Allan J Rosenbergcr Printing Michael J. Ricigliano Aviation Mechanics Chester R Rusm Automobile Mechanics Gerald D Russell Printing f44Dr','X f f'-3 iii s i Il i 2+ 'ff 1 ii !i':I3A.jY,: 47 K iiniiiiviiiiiiniiiiie1 ff- E ' L- -!l ' 4 . . ' . -I'- ' Tj r ji. i Gerald T Scarpacc Avlauon Mechimcs Peter I Schlau Box! Bulldmg Eugene E Schmitt Automoblle Mechamcs Charles W Schuh BW gtg, 'V' Y .H-,rug iw-'pf Automobnle Mechamcs John VS Savage Jr Automoblle Meehamcs Y Y? 7? 'Zn' wr 4' 1, A 5 'E 5 it 3 hi Q ilifigl X ?n+ Wu 1 mu- wi!- NM S.-f - 'ly , . . - . ,ree Q ,fe-fa, ' 4 x 4 'NR . IZ'k,,, 7 ' I. A 1 Q e e . 1 L g L ..,, ' Q ' ,V M f h ' . - K K X 'av' X in X' ,ff ,fi 1 t A ' fa i 'af' , .ff ' ef . 3' 1 , , M g Je eh r ' NA' f -L f- - ' X A - ,Q N k ff I X, , asia fi A ,JN Q . fa!-' - ya!! V fy K , l I -fm f t r H K t ' , Q X '::J, L, J . V E' 1, K, , , vt .. X .HV N NA' i 1 Z 3 ' , 'd 'f 93: A V , E x ' ,,,L.f-Q'f - 5 NL '- U , 1- -..N Q X2 jr' al 7: .V 3 . zz.' , Ll, '. f n A,-,M .M -T. S! 3' 1 E32 A 5 -7: Q 5455 ' 5 '- X fu? 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Wells 'gy' Aviation Mechanics 'L' fuk Jerome L NX oyclechowskl Automobile Mechanics Ronald F W ojnar Printing 'Q' ' .lst Norman J NS 0jIk0Wldk Printing .EN 'Q,,4 'cr- 67 x ' George C Wutz Automobile Mechamcs Camera Shy Ronald J Bowser Automoblle Mechamcs Robert W Budlong Avlatlon Mechamcs Eugene F Chronlk Automobile Mechantcs James Davls ,Qs hw Shut rim X Automoblle Mechanics Thomas H Davls Automobtle Mechanics 'Vllehael Ferraro Bout Butldmg Daud E Mdj9f0WlCZ Automoblle Mechanics Rtchard C Moore Automoblle Mechanics Melvm Smoot Boat Building M1chaelJ Zawnsky Axlatlon Mechamcs Group 530 Top Row John Palma WIIIIHHI Langhclr bury Ranncy, Ronald Helt Theophll Brzozowskl Center Row James Ott, lsruel Washington Walter Plumley, Kenneth Person John Mlllcr Joseph Reynolds Bottom Row Richard Cleorgla, Gregory l l.lgT11lCl' Gordon Bowman Absent Vernon Schmidt 68 of Q e. V at I ' r,sJ . . ez., . . 'xt E v J I - 1. 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Q fffe of erter l , M GROUP 303 Top Row OConnor Raymond Wells Morton Le Barron Ronald Krywczuk Daud Gtamber duno Anthony Lopez Sylvester Mletttckl Robert Talowskt Ronald Middle Row Ptazza Rmhard Gemshetm Ronald Bremer Kenneth Lerczak Joseph Pompeo Gerald Saltm Zachary Lehr Robert Bottom Row Dtetz James McMaster Robert Ktck Allan Hcxtmer Daxtd Wrazen Gerald Absent Coleman John Gtamberdtno Vmcent Arrlgo Joseph GROUP 304 Top Row Dletz Ronald Dzlamskl Thomas Levus Wlllldm Zleman Arthur Rogozlnskt Stanley Vohmnkel Daniel Steffenhagen Paul Zajae James 'Vhddle Row Wrazen Roy Magtera Robert Engler Kenneth Sloma Gerald Brennan Patrtck Paneamo Benedlct Tobolskt Robert Delgato Vmcent Bottom Row Klemc Andrew Stubbs Curtls Wleberg John Crawford Wllllam Knutsen Kenneth Absent David Mayer froup 330 Top Row Walleshauser Jtmes DeMarLo Anthony Huttenloeker Donald Swlkt Joseph DH1llx Ronold Nan Busklrk Kenneth Luman Donald 'Nllddle Row Chaxanne Albert Mehelsht Ronald Rubeek Larry Stepten Walter Cornish Osear Truesdale Henry Bottom Row Badgett Clltlord Baedeker Hans Lubeekt James Jefferson George Lupp Rudolf Absent Brennan Gary 71 GROUP 331 Top Row Thompson Rrchard Zawadzke Kenneth Lockwood Joseph Hammer Charles Hamerskt Robert Mnddle Row D1R1enzo Carlo Dtqulskt Cane Meyer Gerald Omelta Dennis Ehrhardt Court Dlckman Darryl Bottom Row Weston James Peormoda Leonard Galley Albert Chlanello James Schmttt Robert GROUP 332 Top Row Mazur Michael Chowamec Henry Wlsnrewskt Wtlltam Kraus Kenneth Middle Row Dell Raymond Henning Sydney Wozmak John Hagedorn Gerald MacPherson Frank Bottom Row Penna John Dzlelskl Edward Grlgsby John Nlenza Frank Absent Davls Wlllte Mclvor Roy CRCDLP340 lop Row OHL1ra lJt.l1DlS Btthkowskl Dennis Dryden Roger O Nell Buono 'Vllddlc Row Ctroundvwater Arthur DePerro Chris Nltnxhu WlllIdH1 Howard James Bottom Row Kuhlmey Gxry Koklnos John Shadden Ronny Absent Anderson Robert Zmuda Dantel 72 l 3 K O 1 I M W. 1,047 V ,,V, A , .,, V JA 9 A- A 45- I 1 X N ' , t . , tg - ,. t 1 rf' A i I ' ' , . f ! 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' GROUP 350 Top Row Bruss George Ortalano Frank Lablnskl Wlllxam Marshall Thomas Last Norbert Benevento James Middle Row Brandner Valentme Schnobrlch Wayne Mlkolajczak Norman Zanelottl Richard Mather Kenneth Rashko Wayne Bottom Row Miranda Albert Harmon Lloyd Wllllams Fred Bryant Robert Koteckl Richard Absent Moss James GROUP 351 Top Row Kozlol Davnd Dadswell David Lxtz Donald Braven Mark Grotke Richard Middle Row Douds John Basil Pat Hoefler Roger Lynch Wllham Meyer Thomas Everet Lawrence Bottom Row Kean Davld Weglarskl Henry Conroy Charles Zelasko James Absent Stone Robert Q, rv K, - li , 12 73 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vincent Giamberdino Carlo DiRenzo O'Neil Buono Kenneth Mather Frank Wrazen President Vice President Co-Secretary Co-Secretary Treasurer .lunlor Group Representatives Group 300 Group 301 Group 302 Group 303 Group 304 Group 330 Group 331 Group 332 Group 340 Group 350 Group 351 Joseph Rankin Frank Wrazen Vail Lycette Vincent Glamberdmo Kenneth Engler Clifford Badgett Carlo D1Renzo John Penna O Neil Buono Kenneth Mather Charles Conroy MX X hr v w.-my-fwxvblpf an Q3 wg: iz? 2 1 ,:..,? , ww 1 'Fa f '-4 J. 1 at M123 A 544' ' , A X ', xku, jf Tx ffm , XV Q7' fi im? as .,,, 1 - . 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GROUP 200 Top Row Rlndone James Rydzynskl Donald AndflaCClO John Pletruszewskl Ronald Gottler Lawrence Franke Karl Fleetwood Russell 'Vllddle Row Grundner Kenneth Czapala Donald Young Way mon Mallckl Rlchard Permoda Robert McLaughlin John Bottom Row Merlwether Anthony Springer Robert Sroba Rlchard Klsh Robert Young Davxd Absent Terhaar Edward GROUP 201 Top Row Green James Devers Darwin Bosley Charles Rutkowskl Raymond Powalowskl Stanley Mescall Daniel Sengbusch Wllllam Middle Row Holtham Rldhard Jaskula Mlehael Kuerzdoefer l-red CISCO Wayne Pollzzl Samuel Salzman Clayton Fasoll Glno Bottom Row Orlowskt Andrew Mayhcld Harrison Madigan Arthur KISILKI James Oruca Karl Absent MacL1ughl1n Harold ' we gg 633 tl 3 li! 5 KROLP 202 Top Row Robinson Herbert Rxppold How 1rd Pabst Dontld fhompson herald Horan lhomts Crlevsa Donald Kruszka Thomts 'Nhddlc Row lotenza Joseph Regtn Chxrles Wxtluns James Meyers Roy Popp Nleholxs Vlte7 James Penny Ralph Riga Pnul Bottom Row Renolds Clyde Pttlzer Jhomxs Roberts Roland Qawel Daniel Morrison Leo 76 my-uw M. . 1 t. 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A , , , ' ' ' ' 1--,lava - 7' I KW Q E31 lll C3 W1 1 ' GROUP 203 Top Row Holmes Wrlllam Jr Holmes Wllllam Hayes Gerald Kosm Gary Lmdsey Eugene Reese Rlchard Hoffman Rlehard Mlddle Row Nevllle Lloyd Morgan James Kllne Alvm Baldyga Robert Belter Ralph Allen Leroy Clackley Chester Bottom Row DrCenzo Salvatore Wachowlak James Martm Anthony Johnson Woody Hubbard Herman Absent Konerth James At' GROUP 204 Top Row Root Sherwood McClain Robert Lyman James Callahan James Middle Row Skea Ralph Glelskl Rlchard McGuire Malcolm PHUKIGWICZ Norman Plnto Augustine Kurtowlcz Cash Palm: sano Lawrence Bottom Row Rlegle Gene Schlller Herbert Vltez John Schwab Wllllam Byers Carl GROLP 205 lop Row Komorowskt l-rank Martln Grady Perrllxno John MeDull1e Tony Tolln Timothy Mudd Lawrenee Shelmtn Kenneth Bottom Row Vaeantl George Layman Gene Blrkemeler Edward Gordon Bruec Heaney lawrence I-elder John Absent Bentkowskl Dennis Moore Wlllle Krieger leo Matthews Edward 77 X r J ., , VI . 1 I ' f X V A fl Q it . 3 '. 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F QW GROUP 206 Top Row Cheney Solomon Pallina Richard Maynard Joseph Wetzler Michael Middle Row Hoban John Reich Stephen Evans Michael Baker Daniel Lelonek Gerald Sllchta David Brill Ronald Bottom Row Givens Richard Witcher Carlos Harold Walter Wmgo Melvm Massey Willie Absent Owczarak Arthur Williams Crosby GROUP 230 Top Row Zawistowski Ronald Connelly John Marracino Angelo Olkowski James McGovern Pat Kessner Norman Steiner Mike Ware Ronald Middle Row Domros Ronald Dockery Ben Woitas Daniel Wojtasik Joseph DeLong Edwin Bleyle Sheldon Hartman Norman Wagner Richard Bottom Row Meckes John Dalsrs Edward Schwartz Thomas Sexton John Candella Richard Absent Preneta Richard Miller Donald GROUP 231-Top Row: Santonocito, John: Stewart, Herbert: Baltista, John: Willis, Fred: Slawiak, Leonard: Zamrock. Francis: Swierski, Kenneth: Lawrence. Dave. Middle Row: Binkowski, Robert: McConville, Bruce: Hoople, Douglas: Strobele, Edward: Ciura, Ronald: Banks, Robert: Wiertel, Joseph: Courtnay, Frank: Smith, Quinton. Bottom Row: Prout, Jack: Ebeling, John: Schlau, Norbert: Waz, Thomas: Griffin, Linwood. Absent: Schmidt. Ronald. 78 GROUP 232 Top Row Marzulla Benjamin Marmaccto Marlo Post Norman Olatl Gerald Jansma Peter Mlddle Row Bottom Row Parmer Jern Cegxelskl Denms Brooks Davld Tanley Nlcholas Macrl Rocco Jayes Denms Burglo David GIOCII Plerre Penders Leslie Rlch Fred Gelsler Thomas Harmon Robert Absent Guy Robert Rosenblatt Carl -+1 GROUP 240 Markowskl Robert Nyderek Richard Weld Rxchard Wagner James TCSI Raymond Absent McManus Thomas ODea James Perry Paul GROUP 250-Top Row Dlnnocenzo James Schnettler Jerome Skrzeczkowskl Rtchard Gutowskl Robert Salerno John Krzanowlcz Ronald Mnka Thomas Drago Joseph Howard Joseph Welgand Wllllam Middle Row Holtz James W0jlk0Wlak Rlchard Ketterer John Powell Lawrence Romanek Walter Jarocmskl Walter Burger Donald Derlon Jan Keller Andrew Bottom Row Rzemek Edward Plerro Nicholas Mur szewskl Norman Lukowskl Charles Robb Gerald Absent Hllhker Nelson Lewt James 79 ' st w I N H I ,M VA V at ss.. t....O I W . ' ' w xN,,hO,,.,.w.W ' Q -- ' v y 2 3 . l .' -c NN.. 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GROUP 100 Top Row McGrath Thomas Klelnschmldt Mlchael Lowerme Russell W3SllCWSkl Phtllp LaMonte Benjamm Smlth Earl Permck Lawrence Mlddle Row Coronado James Slralt Marvm Wnlllams Nlcholas Rohland NOFFIS Tolerson Shelby Pysczynskl Matthew Sprmgman Richard Hammer James Bottom Row ONelll Lawrence Hunley Alphonse Eckert John Murphy Rlchard Absent Fox John Good fellow Clarence GROUP l0l Top Row Orefice Charles Bogar Leslie Harr1ngton Robert Rankm John Frank Thomas Platek Donald Middle Row Jemlson Samuel Smlth John Ludwlg Robert Jackson Melvm Mlles Robert Tomczyk Bromslaus Ruzewsku Damel Bottom Row Starzynskl Jerald Wllllams Robert Sugg Thomas Anderson John Massara Donald Absent Banas Thomas Gorczynskl Paul GROLP IOZ Top Row Stebbins Rlchard Boxe Robert LaRue Lamont Mlchalskl Lawrence Johnson Ldward Prlncxpato Jerry Wenglem Rlchard Mlddle Row Hawthorne Robert Grabowskn Ronald Saltal Jack Daniels Kenneth Anthony Leonard Barsl Bruno Smlth Wllllam Mann Lee Bottom Row CdmlllCfl John Palmer Encnl WlllldU1S Ronald Remmg John Frazier Thomas 82 .-...W-e M-aw GROUP 103 Top Row Boyles Hernando Paladmo Salvatore Twardowskt Donald Camon Elvtn Seholl Thomas Helenbrook Douglas Graezyk Allan Mtddle Row Szymanskt Davtd Leland Loren Ferrell Wendell Weglarskt Charles Funderburk John Armprester Major Lukaszewskt Thomas Bottom Row Wtnley Robert Rhodes Roosevelt Pteczynskt Edmund Stetnbacher Lawrence Davenport Fred Absent Johnson Theodore Kozlowskt Ronald GROUP l04 Top Row Wtsto Wtlltam Kardach Richard Panek Daniel Ptfalo Martm Lester James Stewart David Capage Chas Middle Row Taylor Wayne Schorb Bruce Kronenwetter Robert Veasley Jtmmte Davis Jultus Beal James Mayeskl Carl Bottom Row Robmson Wtllte Snyder Thomas Luper James Babcock Ronald Burns Gerald Absent Ftclds Harold Welrtch Davtd GROLP l05 lop Row Vttale John Snyder Thomas Bailey Thomas Kenellek John Nawojskl Rlehard Mater Vlxlltam Nfhddle Row Pollard, Charles Sehlavtttt Anthony lNeubeeker Paul Green Daud, Rodrigues Ronald Selandra Danlel l-oreman Joseph Bottom Row Kruk Edward, Beekham David Stewart, Kermit C1embalskr,R1ehard Menezynskl Bernard Absent West Kenneth, Thomas Adolphus, Robmson Donald Nowak Robert 83 GROUP 106 Top Row Ball Richard Sherwood Ronald Thompson Harold Yancy John Flemmmg John Paradowskl David Wlchlacz Caslmer Logalbo Vmcent Middle Row Soles Bruce Metz Richard Kelleher Davnd Dnegelman Clarence Gregonre Phllnp Holfman Davld Henmgan Thomas Bottom Row Glannx John Kravza Thomas Rodler Dennls Neuhauer Robert Brameckn John Stllwell Lawrence GROUP 107 Top Row Storey Chas Novak Donald ClChOWSkl Francls Brlstol Rnchard Pawlak Robert Slkora Wlllnam Kung Edward Middle Row Rudlck Edward Guarnno Anthony Tobolskl Anthony Spaeth Gerald Kuykendal Ronald Lorka Mnehael Wlggms Fred Bottom Row Barone Joseph Foley Wnlllam Dltzler Robert Monaco Alfred Breen Thomas Absent Horne John GROUP l08 Top Row Bncdron Thaddeus Hontz, Kenneth Popp Ladlslous Spcngler, Arthur Russow James Murphy, Nelson Cneslelskl Robert Middle Row Goins, Ronald Long, Danlcl Halnesworth Arrnonde bloeekel WllllelH1 Emanuel Calvls Klrseh Larry, Warr Joseph Morgan, Gerald Hanna, John Bottom Row Rassovn Egon Dallonso Gerald Pelllen Rodney Oates Elbert, Todd, Wllllam Absent MeDonald, Donald 84 A i 1 Q l E 5 I 5 5 , . 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'Q GROLP 133 Top Row Slawmski Anthony Williams Ac Sperrazza Joseph lacuzzo Jacob Jeffries Wayne Kammerer Frank Szlis Richard Mikolaezak William Middle Row Wright Frank Wysocki Ronald Steele Larry Wood David Zurbriek David Swain Kenneth Amaranti Jerome Bottom Row Tabaczynski Arthur Szabat Richard Erni Derrick Stubbe Robert Steele Charles Absent Yax Frederick wr' GROUP l40 Ross Patrick Burns Joseph Trietly Riehard Spigner Willie Glinskl Donald Rainville Valarie Pattison George Clark Paul Absent JelTerson James Waters Nathaniel ,gl 1 f'ROL'P I50-Top Row: Labinski. Paul: L'tRocque. Michael: L'tRue. Philip: Charett, Richard: Crotty. Martin Brunner. James: Ciasinski. Michael: Glue, Robert. 3rd Row: Kinder. Robert: Miller, Robertl Bores. Kenneth Owens. Vernon: Krombach. Philip: Pagano. Paul: Gladkowski. Daniel: Petter. Richard: 2nd Row: Maragliano Jerome: Bradley, Paul: Starkey. James: Chimiak, Michael: Oxerlield. Lloyd: Millett, Roy: Grazer, Michael Bottom Row: Schuh. Ronald: Neal, Douglas: Schaefer, Terry: Johnson, Terry: Pierce, Joseph: Gallivan, Paul Noga. James. Absent: Kaiser, Bernhardt. 87 1 Vw 11? James Starkey Joseph Person Rlchard Trietly Wayne Taylor Presldent Co Secretary Co Secretary Treasurer Freshman Group Representatives Group 100 Group 101 Group 102 Group 103 Group 104 Group 105 Group 106 Group 107 Group 108 Group 109 Group 110 Group 111 Group 130 Group 131 Group 132 Group 133 Group 140 Group 150 N1ChOlHS W1ll1ams Donald Massara Wllllam Smlth Wendel Farrell Wayne Taylor Kermrt Stewart Casmlr Wlchlacz Wllllam Foley Rodney Pelllen Joseph Barthln Bernard Byrd Robert Moody W1ll1am Baumgartner Vlctor Kublak Joseph Person Robert Stubbe Richard Trietly James Starkey Nil FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 5 aim 5 is YK 001. -P6 ,f'r,, W. , X - I BOAT BUILDING EXPLORERS Flrst Row Arthur Ground water Ronald Shadden A brey Harrngton O Nell Buono John Kokmos Mrddle Row Roger Dryden James Callahan Raymond Test Robert Mar kowskl James Howard Ronald Genshelm RlehardTr1etIy Back Row Denms OHara Gary Kuhlmey Rlehlrd Weld Chris DePerro Dennis Bachowslu William Manaher' Robert An- derson. 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PRINTING EXPLORERS Frrst Row Rrehard Zanelottl Gerald Flllpskl Ronald Vitale Norman Murzewskl Middle Row Robert Stephan Donald Lutz Ronald Mussellman Ron ald Karazcwskr Allen Rosen berger James Kay Back Row Roger Hoefler Dawld Dadsvsell Gerald Robb James Dlnno cenzo AUTOMOBILE EXPLORERS Flrst Row George JetTerson Henry Truesdale James L beckl Arthur Arnold Gary Crlcke Mlddle Row Ken Van Busklrk Al Chavanne Don Luman Don Huttenlocker Cllf ford Badgett Walter Steplen Robert Banks Larry Rubeck John Connelly Back Row James Walleshauser Ed D21 elskl Rudy Lupp Dennls OMeha Oscar Cornish Carl Dygulskl Leslle Penders .1 ai-I 'J 91 Q , I' 1 fx AVIATION EXPLORERS Flrst Row Joseph Rankm Her man Hubbard Roger Walker Back Row Peter Detoy James Gavras Roland Ranks Damel Mescall Ronald Geranday I CUTDOOR LIFE EXPLORERS First Row David Zuebrxck Rudi Rundberg Robert Bove Paul Gallivan James Brunner Frank Kamorowski Second Row Arthur Groundwater Leonard Obstarczak Robert Kranwetter William Smith Ladislaus Popp Third Row Walter Harold Jerome Schmtt ler Malcom MacGu1re Peter Glolell John Kokmos Court Eberhardt Fourth Row Nlcho las Popp James Starkey Thom as Lake Rodney Pellien Arthur Spengler Walter Jarociski Richard Kotecki Robert Stubbs Fifth Row Kenneth Swain R1chardWo-lkowiak Ar thur DeRos1er Charles Lu kowski Roger Dryden James Krsiski Burgard can be justly proud of the part she has played in the development of Ex- ploring on the high school level. As the first school in the nation to have such a pro- gram Burgard has lead the way for many otherschools not only in this area but throughout the nation. The boys who have participated have become better citizens because of Exploring and will in time we are sure, reflect credit on the school. High school Exploring is a different type of program than is generally associated with Scouting. Our boys have taken trips which under ordinary circumstances would not only have been beyond their reach financially but also impossible for any civilian. The Sampson Airbase tour and the skylift to the Naval base at Newport R. I. are only dreams to most boys but here at Burgard these dreams became a reality. The teachers who have devoted their time to this endeavor are to be commended for their unselfish devotion to the cause of youth development. It is iitting that this year, the year in which Mr. Kamprath has retired that he should have received the Silver Beaver for his work in Scouting. It was under his leadership and inspiration that Exploring was started at Burgard. To the past and present Explorers of Bur- gard and to those who will come in the future we can only say GOOD SCOUTSX' 92 OFFICE STAFF From top to bottom Russell Fleetwood Roger Walker John Gawel Robert Sprmger Robert Budlong Thomas Manglone Thomas Dzlamskl Rlchard P1 azza Anthony Merxwether Donald Wysockl John Con nelly Douglas Ewen Robert Sonberg Herman Hubbard Vmcent Truss: Eugene Macs CjCWSkl BULLETIN STAFF Fnrst Row Roger Bryant Don ald Lutz George Bruss Wlllnam Lynch James Zelasko Albert Miranda Middle Row Herbert Roblnson James Callahan Paul Galllvan Paul Lablsm Wayne Rashko Joseph Rankm Carl Byers Frank Ortolano Davld Kean Terry Schaefer Wnllnam Lablnskl Last Row Paul Ger bracht Richard Charett Peter Gloell Valentine Brandner Je rome Maragllano Rlchard Ko sm Edwm Kazmerskl Michael Harrlgan Jerry Kohlbacher Donald Ulrich g BOWLING CLUB Flrst Row Dennis Jayes Ron ald Sherwood Second Row Rocco Macrl Robert M1CLllCkl Arthur Zleman Peter Jansma John Salerno Third Row Zack Salim Robert Markowskl Rlch ard Grotke Mr Ductor Thom as Ge1sler Sydney Henmng Rlchard Kosm Fourth Row Salvatore DICCHZO Evert Law rence James Kay David Hexx mer Norman Murzewskl Ken neth Knutsen Eugene Mo dozenlec 'Q W 4 ,I CH EER LEADERS Front Row Ralph Skea Edwm K3ZmlefSkl Back Row Charles Orehce Chester Kutz ' 1 ' Q 1 L ' '- Q 'z - 5 1 - YK 3 l It ' bt if: .Q YK a - , it to N 'lxff KX-.f 5 2' , ' A V 1 ' 5 . 94 SIXTH PERIOD MONITORS Flrst Row Roger Walker Ar thur DeRos1er Davld Mxkol ajczak Rlchard Weber Mlddle Row Peter DeToy George Pepe Steven SIOWIFISIKI Ronald Lewandowskl Ronald Domres Back Row Otto Asarese Billy Mltchell Wllllam I-lenmng C1 ano Damlam Jerome WO-ICI cchowskl W1lI1amTodera FIFTH PERIOD MONITORS First Row: George Doveyg David Burkardg Ronald Mertzlufft. Middle Row Jerry Meyers John Adamczak Gerald Carter David Mann Wesley Savage Back Row Peter Llberatore Edward Bertr Albert Brusettl Thomas Park Z' l H H SLN 01. BAND .ul DANCE BAND Ronald Lewandowski' Mr. DAgostino' Ray Tesi' Ronald Wojnar' Archie Carter' Jerry Kohlbacher. BAND Front Row Archle Carter Rob ert Allard Larry Rubeck Ron ald Wojnar James Lubeckl James Walleshauser Donald Czapla Ronald Gemshelm Mnddle Row Jerry Kohlbacher Larry Gattler Joseph Barone Douglas Ewen James Gavras James Starkey John Sexton Robert Klsh James Holtz Davld Stewart John Connelly Ronald Domros George Jeffer son Last Row Mr DAgost1no Wllllam Kolasz Lanny Davis Russell Haberl Terry Schaefer Benjamm Dockery Lawrence Powell Curtls Stubbs Damel Kauschlnger Albert Mlranda Armonde Hamsworth Ronald Golns Ronald Wxlllams James O Dea Allan Rosenberger GLEE CLUB First Row Richard Gembalski Ronald Goins John Connelly Kenneth Ashelman Benjamin Dockery Don Braggs Richard Thompson Raymond Tesi Grady Martin Second Row Eric Derrick James Person Curtis Stubbs James Lubecki Ronald Wojnar Richard Weld George Jefferson Robert Banks Third Row Mr DAgostino Archie Carter Joseph Brown Oscar Cornish Tony DeMarco Anthony Meriwether Ronald Gemsheim Ronald Bremer Henry Truesdale Richard Givens Last Row Kenneth Van Buskirk Allan Rosenberger Lanme Davis Edwin Kazmi erski Donald Lumar Waymon Young Richard Heintzenberger Willie Massey fi X AD TH PHILHARMONIC Burgard is happy to have been the host to a real mu- sical organization. The Buf- falo Philharmonic brings to our stage the music ofthe world live and loud so that we here may appreciate that music is an integral part of the lives of American peo- ple. A program of this type does much to enliven inter- est in music not only among those students who are members of our own musi- cal groups but among the entire student body. We again thank the Philhar- monic for coming to Bur- gard. CIVIL DEFENSE UNIT The Clvll defense umt of Bur gard Vocatnonal Hugh School IS our newest orgamzauon ln the field of servlce to the school We are proud of these boys and thelr faculty advisors who are glVlI'Ig of their tlme and effort that we may be better protected IH case of an emergency - xttliwmvgh NNINIQXX M' 1 ' it! LW: -V W1 A xy SENIOR ADVISORY BOARD First Row Mlchael Zawlsky Joseph Brown Wxllnam Hen nlng Ronald Lewandowskl Otto Asarese Second Row Rodger Walker Gerald Carter Aubrey Harrlngton Dayld Burkard Mr Brmkworth Fac ulty Advisor Richard Weber James Person Robert Stephan Paul Gerbracht Thlrd Row AI bert Brusettl Edwm Karlls Donald Ulrlch 98 KEY CLUB Slttlllg George Bruss Douglas Ewen Edwm Karlls Val Brand ner Wllllam Labmskl Standing James Walleshauser Arthur Madlgan George Vaeann wr N4-id' 99 FLYING CLUB Mr Farchmm Edwm Karlls Charles Drabek Sydney Hen nmg Wllllam Mayer Davld Kauschmger Mr Bumpus Hans Baedeker Theophxl Brzozowskl Mr Aschenbren ner Mr Doan Walter Plumley EM ?I . A1 x Q . lx --V . rs . - 5 W . ,, N. SPACE MAIN VA ANCE we MR KAMPRATH LEAVES THE FACULTY SINGS 'QE aoeei'-15 EN wg ff 1. THE G LEE CL 3 UB WE DO KNOW GIRLS STEEPLE JILL WE CAN DANCE TOO DAMIANI BOUNCES W IOI EGU A NEW P LP-NE 5 Q96 We Cop E Q s o .966 Ulf 9 W1 NX TH THE YK FRENCH 4 1. wxm .f lw gi if EXPL O RER LEA BETTER DRESS IS EXPLAINED 102 1 009' P' N we FL 25 10 'Xl l' 199 U Ml his W.. ..il K-4 X FOCTBAL A 5 Top Row Roosevelt Rhodes Tom Schwartz Wlllnam Smlth John Battlsta Eugene Lmsey Joe Brown Second Row George Dovey Derrlck Ernl John Schwartzott Joseph Potenza Rlchard Zanelottle Davld Mertel Sher wood Root Alexander Parker Mr Henry Banas Bottom Row Mlke Ferraro James Person Robert Anderson Frederlck W1lllamS Edward Kusmlerczyk Gerald Carter Lloyd Harmon Linwood Grlflin Herbert Schlller Albert Brusettl Th1s year as always, under the new coachmg of Mr Russ Garcea, a squad of rough, tough foot ball enthusrasts went out to the grldlron to do battle wlth other schools The team, composed largely of veterans battled Bennett to a score of0 12 for an opening game loser Tough Kenslngton also pulled the stopper on the Bulldogs to take an easy vlctory but rn our th1rd effort we surpr1sed the experts by defeatmg East 20 6 Thls was followed by a tle with Hutch Tech at 6 6 and then the real surprlse of the year came when we defeated the Champion Rxverslde team 7 0 We followed thls wlth a heartbreakmg loss to our arch rlval, Seneca, 8 0 We ended the season wlth a straight 500 and finlshed 8th among the 12 schools The Jumor Varslty dld a splendldjob and thls great developer of future Varslty stars has proven well worth the effort expended by the coachmg staff Th1s year saw two Burgard men make All Hrgh Clano Damlanl and Gerald Carter were chosen 104 3 2 'WSP of Top Row Ray Tesi Robert Pohl Robert Ludwig Joseph Rankm William Holmes Ronald Brill John Rankm Kenneth Bremer Lawrence Powell Peter Gioleli Fred Davenport Second Row Mr Garcea William Smgbush George Howell Thomas Garland Charles Harold John Adamczak Fred Rich David Wood John Felder Woody Johnson Elbert Oates Bottom Row Carl Rosenbatt Ken Person .lim Lubecki John Kokmos Samuel Jemison Cl1tTordSlauson William Baumgartner Charles Schuh Wayne Heaton Wesley Savage Ciano Damiani for the line and backfield A number of Seniors were on the squad this season and Wesley Savage and Mike Ferraro were given Honorable Mention on the All High It has been many years since Burgard has taken the football Championship but we are anxiously looking forward to the day in the not too far distant future when our team will bring home the Harvard Cup The develop ment of the new Burgard Spirit which we like to thmk was inspired by the theme of last year's CRAFTSMAN will lead not only our football team but many of our other athletic teams to city- wide leadership. 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Kit 'lik Front Row Mr Mmeo Sylvester Lopez Walter Brown Ronald DHtlly Gerald FlllDSkl Barry Krantz Edward Bertl Calvts Emanuel Thomas Park Ronald Gemshelm Mgr Second Row James Rmdone Major Armprester Francis Chrlstlano Oscar Cormsh Robert Hamerskl Donald Lttz Thlrd Row Alphonso Hunley Thomas Del Gaudto Clyde Reynolds Rodney Pellten Herbert Stewart Raymond Dell Fourth Row Hernando Boyles Charles Pollard Rundy Rundberg Donald Robinson The Cross Country season thts year was marked by two outstandmg events In the trtangular meet w1th McK1nley and Seneca Burgard became the second team of the year to score the record low of I5 pomts The team was led to vlctory by lanky Jerry Ftltpskt tn the tape breakmg slot The other outstandmg event was the All Htgh meet with the best weather ln a number of years The Burgard squad finished 3rd ofthe I2 schools Cross Country IS a tough sport tn whtch to compete as spectator lnterest ts usually ltmtted to the finish lme and the runner feels somewhat all alone ln the back stretches when the gomg ts tough We hope that more students wtll show an lnterest tn the harrters next fall and support the team ln the manner they deserve Again our thanks are due to Mr Brmkworth who comes out to these meets to act as an offictal It IS a welcome slght to the runner as he rounds a turn to see Mr Brtnkworth there qutetly check mg oh' the runners as they pass Mr Mlneo who has taken over the X country coachmgjob has done a splendtd job tn h1s first year and we are looking forward to an excellent season ln the fall l09 Front Row Robert Anderson Anthony Meriwether Rlchard Moore Davld Hanley George Howell Gerald Carter Clifford Slauson Thomas Park James Person Bllly Mltchell Second Row Mr Garcea Hubert Crean Archle Carter Robert Guy Thomas Lake Ronald D Hllly John Kokmos Oscar Cormsh Lawrence Powell Donald Robmson Donald Lltz Ray Test Thlrd Row James Rmdone Don Luman John Battlsta James Wat kms Fred Wxlllams Waymon Young O Nell Buono Sylvester Lopez TRACK The 1957 track team was one of endurance and competltlve sk1ll Burgard started the season with a trlangular vlctory over Lafayette and South Park The second meet was a tough one to lose to Kensmgton and Rrversrde Thls loss msprred the team to greater effort and we came back wrth an easy vlctory over Hutch Tech and McK1nley We ended 1n the mlddle of the Bennett Seneca Burgard run and got ready for the All Hlgh finals R1chard Moore, Gerald Carter, and Charles Schuh were the stars as we Hnlshed 7th among the 12 schools Agam as always ln the past Burgard must thank Mr Harrls and Mr Brmkworth for the1r ex cellent OlTlC13.tlI1g at the Track meets Both these gentlemen from our Faculty have been OfflCl3l tlmers at the meets for many years To Mr Garcea, the track coach, agaln we say the new Burgard Splflt w1ll eventually lead us to vlctory ll0 L A ' Y at ' U A i 5 . A ' 5 V . ' 5 J, . 1 ' 2 l 1 fr . I , E 5 gg . 1 1 A A ' p 1 1 . r .V i S . -1 ' .vt K 'Z ' S ' .f V 9 Q Q .1 1 Q . - 0 a - 3 Z 1 Q 1 Z 1 1 2 Q - 5 - I I ' . - . 7 ' . ' 1 ' 4 1 , Q t v , , v 1 2 . 3 Z I 1 ' t , v v - TENNIS The 1957 tennls team of Burgard was one to 1nsp1re confidence m both player and coach S1nce tennls IS a sport whlch requlres a great deal of 1nd1v1dual effort rather than team play self confidence IS of more 1m portance than other sports Whlle our w1n loss record was not 1mpress1ve the true Burgard sp1r1t was doml nant throughout the season Each player played to w1n There are many senlors on thus year s squad and to them we say Burgard lS proud of you. Slttmg Drck Tracy Donald Or cult Kenneth Peterson Stand mg Ronald Musselman Davrd Mrkolajczak Paul Couzens Gerald F1l1psk1 Frank Orto lano Steven Reich Paul Couzens Davnd Mrkolajczakn Ronald Musselman Gerald Filipski BASKETBALL QR E 44, si Gerald Flhpskl J David Mikolajczak 1 12 nigger s JKQRGQ 2 Gerald Carter 'Q B-4 of V an N Wd in 1' Bottom Row Walter Brown Woody Johnson Crosby Wnlhams Jerry Flllpskn Rlchard Moore Gerald Carter Wlllnam Crawford Standmg Mr Mmeo Coach Edwm Kazmlerskx Mgr FranclsChr1stlan0 Thomas Frazler Thomas Breen James Lubeckl Wllllam Baumgartner Wendell Ferrell Archie Carter David Mlkolajczak Mgr The 1957 58 season was surely one of the best ln the hlstory of Burgard W1th an overall record of nme wms against two losses the team wlth excellent coaching by Mr Mmeo reached nts peak by gomg 1nto the flnals of the Clty wlde playoffs After two vlctorxes the Bulldogs were stopped by Champlon McKinley only to rebound agam ln a number of thriller overtlme and double overtime games Gerald FlllpSkl set an 1nd1v1dual record of 40 pomts ln a smgle game agamst Emerson Defeat of Seneca always a butter tradmonal strug gle gave us the confidence to go all the way and earn a place 1n the playoffs Here we upset the ex perts by defeating McK1nley to avenge our earlier loss We mlssed a heartbreaker to Kensington 1n the finals by only four points The years honors went to Gerald Flllpskl who was named to both All Hlgh teams and to Rlchard Moore who made honorable mentron ln both teams ll3 'I 'U BASEBALL ff We gli- ' -SA sl'-1' fewrifr Jerome Wojciechowski: Florian Payssag William Hcnnin ll4 Front Row F Chrlstlano J Walleshauser R Hamerskn L Lasker J Wojclechowskl W Rashko P Gerbracht 'Vhddle Row D WOIJIHS J Salerno F Payssa F Rlch J Lubeckl K Taylor D Rudzynskl Thlrd Row H Mayfield D Leplr E Delong W Romanek A Mlranda A Demarco W Henmng Burgard s 1957 baseball season was not what one might call a howhng success Early rn the practlce season lt was obvlous that our pxtchmg staff was notably weak and so lt was proven as the weeks went by Burgard s record ln the elght games played was 2 won and 6 lost In only one game was the team shut out the Ken game In all the others the team scored first but due to p1tch1ng weakness the opponent overcame our lead and took the honors Jrm Panfil Don Leplr Wayne Rusko B1ll Hennlng and Frank Chrlstlano were the stalwarts of the team as far as hlttlng was concerned B111 Henmng h1t our one and only home run of the season As usual we look forward w1th hrgh hopes for a successful season ID 58 ll5 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . A . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . . , . . - , . 1 9 9 . . . , ACCORDINO SALVATORE 72 Heussey AVIATION ADAMCZAK JOHN H 333 Parkdale AUTOMOBILE Momtor Honor Roll 135 Football ALLEN GERALD N 169 Dearborn AVIATION Honor Roll 1175 Bowllng Club ARCHIE EARL L 166 Purdy AVIATION ARNOLD ARTHUR A 83 Sanford AVIATION Honor Roll 135 Explorers 1Crew ldr5 Momtor Skating Club ASARESE OTTO M 734 Prospect PRINTING Semor Adv1sory Board Momtor Secretary Semor Class Track BATTAGLIA MICHAEL D 331 Mllls Honor Roll 1105 BELTZ PATRICK H 445 Abbott AUTOMOBILE BERGER ARTHUR VI 283 Wetmar AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 1105 BERTI EDWARD 549 Elllcott AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 165 Track Cross Country Momtor BLACK JAMES E 32 Narragansett AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 195 BONCZKIEWICZ ALEXANDER J 495 Emslte AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 1135 BOND ROGER F 193 Broad Cheektowaa AVIATION Flying Club BORK ROBERT W 277 Stockbridge AVIATION BOULVI ARE HENRY C 56 Nash AUTOMOBILE Cross Country SENIOR DIRECTORY BOWSER RONALD J 207 Wtlham Tonawanda AUTOMOBILE BRINKWORTH JOHN F 70 Manhattan PRINTING Track Craftsman Stall' BROWN JOSEPH 240 Southampton AVIATION Vlce Pres Semor Class Semor Adv1sory Board Glee Club Football 1Manager5 Honor Roll 135 BRUCE DONALD D 148 Bright Cheektowaga AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 1125 BRUSETTI ALBERT 154 Edlson AVIATION Football 1Manager5 Semor Adv1sory Board Monttor Honor Roll 145 BUDLONG ROBERT W 95 Stilwell Hamburg AVIATION Cafeterxa Stall' Office Staff BURKARD DAVID AUTOMOBILE Momtor Senlor Adv1sory Board Honor Roll 1145 CARTER GERALD 405 Jefferson AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 145 Football Basketball Track Momtor Semor Adv1sory Board CHIARI RICHARD A 195 A Langtield Dr AVIATION CHRIST HOWARD L 319 B Langfleld Dr AVIATION CHRONIK EUGENE F 229 Cable AUTOMOBILE COLES DAVID V 119 Georgia AUTOMOBILE CONROY JOHN F 247 Suffolk PRINTING Oflice Staff Honor Roll 115 COOPER ALLAN L 290 E Jewett Ave PRINTING Craftsman Staff Bullettn Staff COTTONE JOHN J 126 Indlan Church AVIATION Glee Club Honor Roll 135 COUZENS PAUL D 58 Weber PRINTING Honor Roll 135 Tenms DAMIANI CIANO 276 W Delevan AUTOMOBILE Football 1All H1gh5 Honor Roll 1155 Momtor DAVIS JAMES 402 N Dlvlston AUTOMOBILE Track Cross Country DAVIS THOMAS H 234 Purdy AUTOMOBILE Band DeROSIER ARTHUR 349 Leroy PRINTING Honor Roll 125 Bulletln Staff DOERFLEIN GEORGE H 24 Grape Honor Roll 115 DOMRES RONALD 275 Heath AUTOMOBILE Momtor DONOVAN GERALD 215 Olymplc AVIATION Photography Club DOVEY GEORGE 199 Prospect AUTOMOBILE Momtor Bovslmg Club Football DRABEK CHARLES 489 Grant AVIATION Flytng Club Radlo Club Honor Roll 115 DUSZYNSKI KENNETH 31 Reo AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 115 DYBALSKI DANIEL 60 Kllhoffer AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 1205 ELY WAYNE R 117 Carl PRINTING Momtor Craftsman Stafl' FERRARO MICHAEL 314 Plymouth BOAT BUILDING Football Explorers FILIPSKI GERALD H 375 Walden PRINTING Honor Roll 1145 Basketball 1All H1gh5 Tennls Cross Country Explorers Craftsman Stall' FREIERT RONALD 173 B Langfield Dr AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll 125 FRICKE GARY J 1088 Flllmore AVIATION Explorers GAWEL JOHN 96 .lewett Pkwy AVIATION Glee Club Honor Roll 145 GERBRACHT PAUL L 370 Maryvale Cheektowaga PRINTING Bulletrn Staff Honor Roll 125 GMEREK ROBERT S 134 Ruhland AVIATION Honor Roll 1105 GRABOWSKI PETER 282 Parker PRINTING Honor Roll 145 Bulletm Staff GREGORIO ANTHONY 1191 E Delevan AUTOMOBILE HAHN ROBERT W 428 E Amherst AUTOMOBILE Momtor Basketball Honor Roll 125 HANLEY DAVID 398 South Park AUTOMOBILE Track HAROLD CHARLES 24 Peckham AUTOMOBILE HARRINGTON AUBREY 293 E Ferry BOAT BUILDING Explorers 1Crew ldr 5 Semor Adv1sory Board Honor Roll 115 , , . 9 ' ' S' , , , . JR. , s. . . , A- h , . I , G. , M. ' , , J. AUTOMOBILE 132 University AUTQMOBILE SCHIOF AdVlS0fY Board , ' . l . 9 L' 9 ' I 1 M' , D. ' , C. - , , J ' ' , w. . - ' , P. 0 , C. . 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Moshier Edward J Pelka Charles Pelzer John Penna Charles Penny Mr and Mrs King Peoples J L Person Thomas and Juanita Pfalzer Mrs C Pfeiffer Mr 'tnd Mrs Rteh 1rd Phalen Donald Piatek Riehard Piazza Mr and Mrs EdmundJ PICQZVFISKI Mr and Mrs Anthony P1 1zz1 Lou1sA D Pirro Mr and Mrs Franeis Pistner Walter Polapa Gerald Pompeo Niek Pompeo Paul Pompeo Belinda Pompeo Florenee Ponezkowski Nicholas Popp Blotimere Postisexteh Jr 3rd Dominick Potenza Mrs Anna Potenza Mr and Mrs Kwdson F Powell Jr Mr and Mrs Daxe L Powell Mr 'md Mrs Joseph Pozvbysh Sherman Priee Mrs lrxtng Pries Mr A Pulkowski Rudolf Purucker Mrs A J Pusateri Queen City Neon Sign Co Flossie Rainey Mr and Mrs Grasmus Edward M Reagan Mrs Mae Reed Mr and Mrs George Rees Mrs John Retgan Sr Miss Milltcent Renault Mrs S Rhodes Mr Walter Rhythmyn Roland G Richter Inez A Riegle Mr and Mrs Herbert Rigby Robert W Rittling Leonard V Ritz Chuck and Diane Roberts Mr and Mrs Joseph Roberts Roland Roberts Olena Robertson Douglas Robinson Mrs William F Robinson William F Robinson Mrs Katherine Rockwell Ford J Rogers 'vlrs FordJ Rogers Mr J A Roldan Mr and Mrs R S Roll Mr and Mrs Walter Romlnek Rosy and Don Joseph Rosen Nlr and Mrs Maury Rosen Thomts Ross Mildred Anne Root Mr and 'Vlrs Petere Rott Harry Roussi Roval Printing Comptnv Roy and Bonny F E + E Walter Rozanski Mrs Peter Rusek Brownie Rusek Chester Rusek Mr and Mrs Ruske Victoria Ruzewski Dorothy Rzemek Ell 1 Saar Zack Salim W1lter A S1ndusky Mr and Mrs Zack Saunders Ch trles S trrento D mn Sch tefer Mr and Mrs K Sehtefer Lllll tn E Seh tffner l- Sehattke Mrs Paul L Sehltferli R lVl'l1Ol'ld Sehelbie Mr tnd Mrs R tymond Sehl tu Mr Adolf Schmitt Mrs Adolf Sehmttt Herbert Schneider M trgtret R Schneider C1ther1ne F Sehneider Donald Sehneller Mr 1nd Mrs M Seholl Mr 1nd Mrs Roland Sehorb Wolfgang Lileh Sehultzenhtmer Veronica Sehum Walter Sehunk Mr and Mrs J Schxn 1b Mrs Milton Schwab Mr 'tnd Mrs Sttnlew Schwartz Stephen Seine Ethel Seibert Agnes and Emtly Senn Cleon O Serwiee Lorraine Sexton John Sexton Gall Shaul Mr 1nd Mrs Rich 1rd Sherry Edward V Schultz Joseph E Sieeker Sign tture C le tners James S Simpson Jaek Singer Jr Thaddeus Skiergzynski Karl B Skinner Catherine Sl tter Mr and Mrs Walter Slon Mr and Mrs Osetr L Smikle Mr and Mrs Albert Smith Mrs Alice F Smith Mrs James Smith Mrs Agnes Smith Mrs Reheee1G Smith SamuelA Smith Jr Odessa Smlth 'Vlrs J Smith Mrs Slfdh L Smith Walter Smith 'Vlr 1nd 'Vlrs C Snyder C H Sommer Vitto C Sorrento A Spengler Mr 1nd Vlrs Joseph Stadler Vlrs Hank li Stark Nlr 1nd Nlrs Hefllllll Steinbaeker Mrs H Stetlenhagen Nlr 1nd Nlrs W alter Stepien Daxtd Stext 1rt Mrs Nltdeline J Steyn 1rt Mr md Nlrs Stewart Louise Stout Mr William Strtssner Willi1m.l Strobele Nlrs William Strobele Mr and Mrs Peter Strzalkoxxski Mr 'md Mrs Edward Strzyz Stella Stubbs Ann 1 E Sturner Samuel S Sturner Carol Sullivan Eileen F Sullwtn Mr tnd Mrs Lloyd Stuck Mr 'Ind Mrs Farl Swift Mr md Mrs Artie Sxnmk Don tld Syutnlexxski Mr 1nd Mrs Bernard Szymmskt Mrs Helen Szymanski Wayne Taylor Terrv 1nd Mreltey Al Terry berry Mrs PISLIJ Cn Test Mr md Mrs Leon D Thompson Miss P111 Timmel Mrs l-lorenee Tobin Willl im Arden Todd Mr and Mrs S Toks1rzyk and Sons Mr 1nd Mrs B Tomeztk Mr 'md Mrs HomerJ Truxes Datid J Tutuska Mr and Mrs W tlter Twstrdowski Boris Nanotf Jim Ne tsley Leonard Urbanezyk Mr and Mrs Walter Utech George Frank Nacantt Mr md Mrs J1mes Vigneri Mrs Mtrie M Nitale Henry A Vitale Mr W Vogt Sharon Wabik Louis F Wall' H Wall Mr and Mrs Albert J Wagner Trudy Wagner Alexander H Wallace James E Warr Richard G Weber Richard C Weber Mrs V Weglarski Ben Werner Rey William P White Rex Rtlph E White Dolores A Wieberg John E Wicberg Sr Mrs Victorit Wieberg 'vlrs Vietorla Wieberg Mrs Tessie Wiggins Dr 'md Mrs Warren Wmkelstein Jr 'Vlr and 'Vlrs Jesse Winley Mr md Mrs Gerard Winling Mrs lames Willis W endcll Winston A Well Wisher Mr and 'Vlrs Willitm W :sto Nlrs August Wohlert Dorothy W ojeleehoxxskl leranlt Wojeieehoxxski Nlrs A W ojtxstk Mr and 'Vlrs Allen H Wolf Aunt Jenny W olll' Henry J Wunderlieh Nlr 1nd 'Vlrs Mttthew Wyzxltowski W J Nentzen Nlr and Vlrs Young Mr Steye Zbonezvnlxk Bernard Zeldner Karl Zernickel . . , .e .. 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