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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1968 volume:

.wi , .f-Af, ,fy ' :HBE ,ww irzt A,,- Q W, M.. .1 Q.. W. ,nf WAMZQQWPBFWK' xQwflFkX5mU9'1iFw1Ql'vW vm, + qwsgmwassmmlls- df a:'f'wqpQv11dli'g1pni9f'h-alla!!! -mgmgmuw 1- ww mm wwwsfwa ,....m-.M f 2 fwwmvw W A- wmwwm ww -Y 1-nn. The Senior Class And Craftsman Staff take pride in Presenting to you the CRAFTSMA if Q w t L M 'L foo X Skin ' 1968 BURGARD VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 400 Kensington Avenue Buffalo, New York MR. JOSEPH F. CROTTY Principal 2 GRADUATE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1968 The end of the school year 1967-1968 will very likely be the end of an era for Burgard as it was originally conceived. As with progressive business, modernization, of equipment, mer- gers of related units and a building program to keep pace with changing needs are part of a new pattern for Vocational Education in Buffalo. Our Printing curriculum will be terminated here in June 1968 and will be a segment of a broad Graphic Arts Program embodying our course of study plus industrial design, art layout and similar Graphic Arts subdivisions, all to be consolidated at the new McKinley Vocational High School. The curriculum planning committee of the Buffalo Board of Education have deemed it economically unwise to enlarge our present facilities so that it is entirely likely that in time a new school will be the future home of our Aviation and Automobile departments. It is the current thinking of our curriculum planners that Burgard will continue to service the needs of our community as conditions warrant. We hope that you have profited by your stay here. If your teachers have contributed to the molding of your character to take your proper place in society, if you have attained the academic and vocational skills to permit you to have a full satisfying life socially and econ- omically, then we have done our job. From our experience, it is safe to say that you will meet disappointments along the way of life that will tend to discourage you. Youth, however, is elastic and from these disappoint- ments you will unquestionably bound back and your resolute character thus strengthened will be better able to withstand and overcome future problems you must inevitably meet. My personal best wishes go with you. Come back to visit and tell us of your progress in life. We hope Burgard Will Always have cordial associations in your hearts. Sincerely your Principal and Friend. MM V l MR. w1LuAM ROBERTS November 23, 1903-May 12, 1967 IN MEMORIAM A mere book is all we have to dedicate, to one who has dedicated his entire life to the cause of vocational educationg a cause that is acknowledged by this Annual. Notwithstanding, we, the 1968 Craftsman Staff, and the Senior Class of 1968 with every ounce of pride we have. . . dedicate this 1968 Burgard Craftsman to the late MR. WILLIAM H. ROBERTS, former Automobile Chairman of Burgard Vocational High School. 4 AN UNFORGETTABLE MAN We the students at Burgard can and will never forget the moments we shared with Mr. Roberts. From the moment we entered Burgard each of us shared a numerous happy moment brought on by that great guy William Roberts. When Mr. Roberts passed away he took a portion of Burgard with him. As you can see by the pictures he was quite an active person and hardly anything went on Without his many ideas to make it better. All we can say is that may GOD BLESSH Mr. Roberts since Burgard will never be the same without him. 5 Eugene Walczak Peter Pucak Joseph Kot-Printing Chairman Burgard Grad teaching others An interested printer Being taught the right way to print 6 BURGARD PRINTING DEPT. Printing, one of the greatest and oldest trades in the history of the world, has certainly, shall we say, left it's mark on this modern world. Books, newspapers, currency, and other means of communication and exchange have proved to be invaluable, all over the world for thousands of years. Of course, there must be a high quality of skill and craftsmenship to be able to hold a position as a successful and capable member of the printing academy . And thatis where the story of Burgard high quality vocational training comes into the picture. The story of Burgard's Printing Department is one of exceptional tradition with a back- ground of exceptional supervision and highly technological craftsmanship. In 1910, the Broadway Vocational School of Printing and Bookbinding opened in the base- ment of School 44 at the corner of Broadway and Krupp Streets. The late Mr. William B. Kamprath was head of this newly established school, and the late Mr. Edward T. Welsh, the first instructor in printing. It was in 1911 that the late Mr. John C. Heinike joined the faculty. Later, in 1912, the school was moved to Michigan and Tupper 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 establishment of eight new annexes to Elm Vocational School. In 1925 Mr. George Mullenhoff became the instructor in press work at Elm Vocational High School. Then in 1926, the late Henry P. Burgard offered to donate a six acre site on Kensington Avenue for a sorely needed new school. Shortly thereafter, in 1929, the cornerstones were laid for the foundation of Burgard Vocational High School. That same year, 1929, Lithographic courses were begun and taught by Mr. Cyrus H. John- son. The school as we know it now was officially open in 1930. Since then the printing depart- ment has produced hundreds of printers for the Western New York and throughout the entire country. Through the years the department became rich in knowledge in machinery, and in printers. In 1954, the printing department received new equipment valued at more than 550,000 to further the courses at Burgard. Since that time Burgard has been constantly receiving the latest in modern printing equip- ment we already have, we graduated printers who were capable, and very much in demand. Our printing department has for many years been a symbol of Burgard Quality. But the neverending strive for education has no regard for school spirit or tradition. When it was learned this year that the printing department was to move to the new McKinley Vocational High School, we felt that we lost not a majority of students, and a fine printing faculty, but a part of Burgard that is irreplacable. But the Burgard quality printing department will live on, for many years to come. To the entire printing faculty, and to it's students a sorrowful farewell. Farewell Burgard 8 Mr. Christian Hoffman Automobile Department DEPARTMENT CHAIRME Mr. Gregory Ductor Aviation Department Mr. Joseph Kot Printing Department ANDERSON, THOMAS ENGLISH DEPT. BASH, HARRY MUSICAL DEPT. ASCHENBRENNER, MARTIN AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS BANAS, HENRY PHYSICAL EDUCATION CALANDRA, Rocco AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS BUCKWALD, DONALD AVIATION MECHANICS 10 CATALANO, DOMINIC AVIATION MECHANICS CARFLEY, LEONARD CLEMENS, MRS. RUTH AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS SECRETARY COSGROVE, THOMAS MATHEMATICS DESMOND, FRANCIS AUTOMOBILE MACHANICS 11 DOAN, EDWIN AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS DUCTOR, GREGORY AVIATION MECHANICS FALCONE, ROBERT AVIATION MECHANICS ELLIOTT, CHARLES MATHEMATICS ELLIOTT, MRS. HELEN STENOGRAPHER Fuss, STANLEY AVIATION MECHANICS FARCHMIN, EDWARD AVIATION MECHANICS 12 GARCEA, RUSSELL PHYSICAL EDUCATION FLYNN, JOSEPH GARDNER, ROBERT LIBRARIAN ENGLISH DEPT. GIBBONS, HARRY AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS GOATSEAY, ALBERT TRADE SUBJECTS 13 GUARIGLIA, ROBERT SOCIAL STUDIES HOFFMAN, CHRISTIAN AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS HARRIS, MONROE HULSE, DANIEL ENGLISH DEPT. SOCIAL STUDIES JOHNSTON, DOUGLAS ENGLISH DEPT. KNIER, CHARLES MATHEMATICS 14 KOT, JOSEPH PRINTING DEPT LANG, CLIFFORD AUTOMOBILE MALCOS, EDWARD SOCIAL STUDIES MATHIEN, NORMAN SCIENCE DEPT. MCCARTHY, THOMAS AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS MCPARTLAND, PATRICK SOCIAL STUDIES 15 MILLER, LAURA ENGLISH DEPT. MUGRIDGE, KEVIN SCIENCE DEPT. NOLA, ROSARIO AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS O'TOOLE, ALEXANDER SCIENCE DEPT. PALCZYNSKI, EDWIN TRADE SUBJECTS PEARCH, CARLTON MATHEMATICS I6 PERRY, PETER ACADEMIC SUBJECTS PUCAK, PETER PRINTING DEPT. PETERS, ROBERT RAMBUSS, DONALD ENGLISH DEPT. MARINE MECHANICS SANETICK, MAX AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS SANIO, PAUL SOCIAL STUDIES SCARPACE, JOSEPH AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS SHERMAN, GUY SOCIAL STUDIES SKINNER, KARL AVIATION MECHANICS STUART, JAMES AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS TAYLOR, HENRY AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS VISONE, DOMONIC TRADE SUBJECTS URBAN, HENRY SCIENCE DEPT. 18 WARREN, JOHN AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS WALCZAK,EUGENE MISS GRACE WETTER PRINTING DEPT. NURSE OUR TEACHERS IN ACTION! At 3 o'clock we watch the busses leave! That Gamma radiation is nasty An CUSS' 2 Points for MY- Elliott stuffly' 19 Archie Rousselle Assistant Principal Innovations and change are as inevitable as the air we breathe. This year of 1967-1968 has brought dramatic changes to our school. The Printing Department, to be relocated at the new McKinley High School, provided the most dramatic and momentus change to Burgard in many years. While our Aviation and Automobile Departments will be expanded, our Library will be relocated and enriched, the prime concern in preparation of those students who will transfer to a new faculty and carry the Burgard Banner afield. We have made every effort to inspire each student to strive and develop characteristics of good leadership and sound moral fibers and desirable academic trusts that we of Burgard may be well received and proud of their accomplishments. 20 Q at v L. To R. D. Loomis-Vice-President, E. Serwacki-President, D. Hopkins-Secretary Senior Sidelight We entered Burgard in 1964 in the month of September, just to find out how different Burgard was compared to the Grammar school we had been used to in the previous years. We took the title of Freshman, and being the underclassmen of the school, we made it through the first forty weeks. After an exciting vacation we returned to take the role of Sophomores. During this year we went on to more exciting and advanced learning. Many of us got to know our teachers better, and could look for them as friends as well as teachers. The following year each of us realized the good friends we had and that we could look upon each other when help was needed. For many of us our Junior year flew by and we now reigned as Seniors. The fourth year, being our final, was the most exciting of them all. Many of us took part in assembly programs and activities to make this school a better one for our future student body. The Seniors, now being young adults, have so many to thank that it is impossible to thank everybody, so thatis all we can say is Thank You, Burgard. 21 AMATO, CARL ANDERSON, RAYMOND ANNUNZIATA, PATRICK AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Merit Roll BAKER, JOHN BARR, BRUCE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Weight Lifters Monitors Driver Education Student Council Merit Roll Junior Achievement Intramural Basketball Merit Roll Intramural Track 22 AUTOMOBILE BARTNIK, DENNIS PRINTING Craftsman Staff Editorial Staff Printing Explorers Student Council Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Cross Country Wrestling BARTULA, JOHN AUTOMOBILE BEAMER, ROBERT PRINTING Craftsman Staff Editorial Staff Bowling Club Printing Explorers Merit Roll Intramural Basketball BASS, DAVID AVIATION Craftsman Staff Bowling Club Rifle Club V.I.C.A. Model U.N. Monitors Model Club Student Council Class Officers Honor Roll Football J. V. Football Varsity Track Intramural Track Wrestling BEILFUSS, DANIEL AUTOMOBILE Tennis 1 23 BATCHELOR, JAMES AUTOMOBILE Driver Education Merit Roll Football Intramural Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Track BILEWICZ, CHESTER PRINTING Craftsman Staff Printing Explorers Honor Roll Merit Roll BILLINGS, JAMES AVIATION Football Intramural Basketball BROKAW, STEPHEN AVIATION Civil Defense Model Club Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Intramural Track BRUMMER, JOHN AUTOMOBILE V.I.C.A. Weight Lifters J. V. Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Track BUSALACHI, JOHN AUTOMOBILE Craftsman Staff Bowling Club Honor Roll 24 BROWNING, ALBERT AUTOMOBILE V.I.C.A. Driver Education Baseball Intramural Track CALANDRA, ANTHONY AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Monitors Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Track CARLSON, ROBERT CARRIGAN, DENNIS AUTOMOBILE PRINTING Bulletin Staff Printing Explorers Honor Roll Merit Roll Driver Education J. V. Football Merit Roll Baseball Football Intramural Basketball J. V. Football Intramural Track Intramural Track Wrestling CHAMBOS, SAM CHRISTOFARO, ROCCO Bowling Club AVIATION Weight Lifters MOI1if01'S Office Staff Honor R011 Junior Achievement Merit R011 Merit R011 Intramural Basketball Baseball 25 CASSATA, GARY PRINTING Office Staff Printing Explorers Honor Roll Drum Corps Merit Roll Football J. V. Football Intramural Basketball Varsity Track CISLEWICZ, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE Automobile Explorers Merit Roll COE, FRED AUTOMOBILE CONLEY, BRUCE AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Cheerleaders Monitors COLIN, DAVE PRINTING COOK, MARK AVIATION Printing Explorers Student Council Intramural Basketball COLLIER, WAVERLY CROSIER, THOMAS PRINTING PRINTING Bowling Club Bowling Club Model U.N. Office Staff Printing Explorers Civil Defense Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Printing Explorers Merit Roll Intramural Basketball I CUMMINGS, CLIFFORD DURHAM, JAMES AUTOMOBILE DAMIANI, WILLIAM PRINTING Craftsman Staff Printing Explorers Student Council Class Officers Merit Roll DuBOIS, HERBERT AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Office Staff Merit Roll DZIERBA, GREGORY AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Monitors Civil Defense Class Officers Merit Roll Basketball FEIST, WILLIAM AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Weight Lifters Fishing Club Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll FIEGEL, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE Craftsman Staff Ford Technicians Monitors Driver Education Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Track GAITER, RUSSEL MARINE Sign Committee Student Council Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Cross Country Varsity Track Intramural Track All-High Varsity Track FRYSZ, EDWARD AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Student Council Student Council Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll GANNON, DAVID AVIATION V.I.C.A. Fishing Club Merit Roll FULLER, WILLIAM AVIATION Band V.I.C.A. Model U.N, Inter High Student Council Honor Roll GARTLER, JOSEPH AUTOMOBILE 28 GERWITZ, RAYMOND GOLOMBIESKI, DAVID PRINTING AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Monitors Printing Explorers Merit R011 Mefit R011 Intramural Basketball Intramural Basketball Cross Country Varsity Track Intramural Track Wrestling GREENE, THOMAS GROTH, PATRICK AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Bulletin Staff Student Council Office Staff Honor Roll Merit Roll GRECO, JAMES PRINTING Craftsman Staff Bowling Club Printing Club Merit Roll Intramural Basketball HALL, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE Bulletin Staff Band Glee Club Office Staff Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Driver Education Drum Corps Football J. V. Football Basketball Intramural Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Track ,. Y HARRISON, RICHARD HENNINGS, JAMES HENRICH, LOTHAR AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE HOJNACKI, HENRY AUTOMOBILE Monitors Student Council Office Staff Honor Roll Merit Roll Baseball Intramural Basketball Intramural Track Glee Club Monitors Drums Corps Merit Roll Cross Country HOPKINS, DARRYL AUTOMOBILE Monitors Cheerleaders Student Council Class Officers Junior Achievement Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Track 30 HORN, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE Merit Roll Football J. V. Football Intramural Basketball f ' ' Y Y HUGES, HERSCHEL HYNES, JOHN JAGODZINSKI, MARTY AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Glee Club Merit Roll Monitors Intramural Basketball Junior Achievement Intramural Track Merit Roll i JAWORSKI, WAYNE JEMISON, JOSEPH JONES, WILLIAM AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Driver Education Q Office Staff Monitors Civil Defense Merit Roll Intramural Track 31 KAYE, EDWARD KLUSSMAN, ERIC AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Rifle Club Class Officers KIRSITS, EDWARD KNIGHT, NEIL AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Monitors Civil Defense Merit Roll Football J. V. Football KLOCEK, STANLEY KOCZAJA, THOMAS AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Merit Roll Honor Roll Intramural Track Merit Roll 32 KOESTER, LEONARD KRAFT, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE PRINTING Bowling Printing Explorers Merit Roll Intramural Track Intramural Basketball Tennis KOSKA, MARK AVIATION Rifle Club Honor Roll Merit Roll KRATHUS, ANTHONY AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Monitor Honor Roll Merit Roll KRAUZA, FRANK LAMBERT, PERCY AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Craftsman Staff Bulletin Editors Bowling Band Glee Club Model U.N. Civil Defense Student Council Junior Achievement Drum Corps Merit Roll Basketball Varsity Track Intramural Track Drill Team LAWNICZAK, THOMAS PRINTING V.I.C.A. Printing Explorers Inter High Student Council Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Track LOOMIS, DONALD PRINTING Craftsman Staff Bowling Band Office Staff Printing Explorers Civil Defense Student Council Class Officers Merit Roll Intramural Track Intramural Basketball LELONEK, JOSEPH AVIATION Band Library Staff Civil Defense Model Club Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Intramural Track LYDON, JAMES AVIATION Rifle Club Library Staff Monitors Merit Roll 34 LOCKHART, GENE AUTOMOBILE Glee Club Monitors Cheerleaders Junior Achievement Driver Education Drum Corps Intramural Basketball Intramural Track MABON, LEONARD MARINE MECH. Civil Defense Sign Committee Student Council Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Intramural Track MAJEWSKI, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE MARTIN, JOHN PRINTING Bulletin Stall Printing Explorers Honor Roll Basketball Intramural Basketball MARSH, MARSHALL AUTOMOBILE Monitors Chess Club Junior Achievement Driver Education Intramural Basketball Intramural Track McMAHON, THOMAS PRINTING Craftsman Bowling Printing Explorers Merit Roll J. V. Football Intramural Basketball Intramural Track MARTH, GARY PRINTING V.I.C.A. Office Staff Printing Explorers Merit Roll Intramural Basketball MCNERNEY, MARK AUTOMOBILE 35 MESSING, WILLIAM MINICK, DAVID OBSTARCZYK, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE PRINTING AVIATION Merit Roll Printing Explorers Bowling Club Intramural Basketball V.I.C.A. Intramural Track Stage Crew Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball ORR, WILLIAM OSZUST, JOSEPH PACE, JOSEPH AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Monitors Rifle Club V.l.C.A. Honor Roll Monitors Stage Crew Merit Roll Honor Roll Class Officers Intramural Basketball Merit Roll 36 PAWSZYK, STEPHEN AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Merit Roll PHILLIPS, ANTHONY AUTOMOBILE Oftice Staff Monitors Honor Roll Merit Roll FENDER, HARRY AUTOMOBILE Bulletin Staff Band Model U.N. Monitors Civil Defense Student Council Officers Driver Education Drum Corps Football J. V. Football Intramural Basketball Varsity Track PILARSKI, PATRICK AUTOMOBILE PEREZ, RONALD AVIATION Band Model U.N. Weightlifters Chess Club Intramural Basketball PITONACK, GERALD AUTOMOBILE 37 POLLANZ, JAMES AUTOMOBILE V.I.C.A. Weight Lifters Monitors Driver Education Intramural Basketball Intramural Track Wrestling PRISTACH, JOSEPH AVIATION Bowling Club PONIEWIERSKI, JOHN AUTOMOBILE Office Staff REDDEN, CORNELIUS AVIATION Monitors Civil Defense Honor Roll Drum Corps Merit Roll Football Baseball Basketball Intramural Basketball Varsity Track PRIOR, GEORGE AVIATION Monitors Intramural Basketball Wrestling REED, MITCHELL AVIATION Bowling Glee Club Office Staff Monitors Civil Defense Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Intramural Track ROUSELLE, DAVID AVIATION Bowling Club V.I.C.A. Office Staff Stage Crew Student Council Basketball SCHISKE, DAVID AVIATION Monitors Model Club Student Council Student Council Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Intramural Basketball SAMUELS, PHILIP AVIATION SCHNEIDER, BRUCE AVIATION Merit Roll Football J . V. Football SANDINO, MICHAEL PRINTING Printing Explorers Merit Roll SCHUELER, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Varsity Track Intramural Track SCHULTE, JAMES SERWACKI , EDWARD AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Band Class Officers Monitors Honor Roll Merit Roll Merit Roll Intramural Track Football J. V. Football SIULC, RAYMOND SMITH, BRUCE AUTOMOBILE AVIATION SHELTON, HAROLD AUTOMOBILE Band Glee Club Monitors Driver Education Drums Corps Intramural Track Intramural Basketball Cross Country Varsity Track SMITH, CLIFFORD AUTOMOBILE V.I.C.A. Monitors Class Officers Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll 40 SMITH, PAUL SPATES, JERRY AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Monitors Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Intramural Track Intramural Basketball Varsity Track Cross Country SPENCER, GARY AVIATION Monitors Chess Club Merit Roll Intramural Basketball STAMPFER, FRANK STWORZYOLAK, DANIEL SUGG, DAVID AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Monitors 41 TORRES, VICTOR AUTOMOBILE Weight Lifters Monitors Intramural Basketball Intramural Track Varsity Track TYREE, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE TRIBUNELLA, CHARLES TUDOR, LAWRENCE AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Driver Education Junior Achievement Intramural Basketball Merit R011 Tennis TYREE, THOMAS AUTOMOBILE URBANIAK, ROBERT PRINTING Bulletin Staff Printing Explorers Junior Achievement UZAROWSKI, PETER WASHINGTON, DARRYL AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Student Council Merit Roll Model U.N. Craftsman Staff Bulletin Staff Driver Education Civil Defense Monitor Band Drum Corps Varsity Football Cross Country Varsity Track Intramural Basketball Intramural Track VAN ORDER, RICHARD WAWRZYNIEC, ROBERT AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Honor Roll Merit Roll WAGSTAFF, JOSEPH WELLS, GREGORY MARINE AVIATION Monitors Monitors Civil Defense Student Council Honor Roll Honor Roll Merit Roll Merit Roll Football Baseball Basketball Intramural Basketball Intramural Track WILLIAMS, JEROME WILSON, CLEVELAND YUNG, THOMAS AVIATION AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Craftsman Staff Civil Defense Civil Defense Bowling Club Model Club Civil Defense Football Model Club J. V. Football Class Officers Basketball Merit Roll Intramural Basketball Varsity Track ZAREMBA, MICHAEL ZAWILSKI, JAMES ZGLINICKI, JAMES AUTOMOBILE AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Model Club Monitors Driver Education Merit Roll 44 Post raduates 1967-196 ROW 1: B. Wayne, R. McQueary, T. Ostrowicki, C. Kent. ROW 2: F. Ritter, W. Iwanenko, M. Blum, J. Gould, J. Brunetto. ROW 3: A. Ransom, R. Bell, G. Morey, P. Sanders, T. Kosmowski. ROW 4: J. Musial, N. Rzeski, M. Barnes, L. Brundage, D. Mayes. This year the post graduate course of Burgard 1967-1968 was composed ofa large group, and each of the young men surely gained the extra knowledge they will need out in the trade. The post graduate being the upper classman even to the seniors, sets a good example for underclassmen and especially next years Post Graduates. After completing this course the Post Graduates are given a series tests by the Federal Aviation Agency to which the successful ones receive the Airframe and Power Mechanic licence. We the students and faculty of Burgard congratulate these boys and wish them all the luck in the future. 45 L. To R. M. Graham-Secretary, S. Smith-Vice-President, D. Matusak-President, J. Lee-Treasurer J unror Class History From the Fall of 65 to the Fall of 68 we have changed greatly. We are not the babies of the school anymore, we are not the underclassmen anymore, we are ready to take over the leadership of the school. We are ready to become Seniors. Last year we found our High School education was half over with. We were gaining real pride and school spirit in Burgard. Now in the third year, everything is falling into its proper place. We keep plugging toward our ultimate goal, the title of Senior. -V We are sure that our final year will be our best, not only because of Graduation and the Prom, but because we will be the leaders of the school, ready to give a helping hand to the underclassman. 47 GROUP 301 ROW 1: P. Lauricella. ROW 2: W. Roberson, J. Foster. ROW 3: L. Carrion, K. Baldwin. ROW 4: D. Nixon, G. Moore. GROUP 301 ROW 1: W. Bulas, F. Snieszko, J. Wiehe GROUP 302 ROW 1: C. Parry, B. Dickman, M. Long. ROW 2: T. Daruszka, W. Reschke, R. Jones. ROW 3: P. Lazarski, W. Waa.ra, A. Tafelski. 48 GROUP 302 ROW 1: R. Kilianski, R. Benson. ROW 2: G. Crenshaw, R. Barnes, R. Kozakiewicz. ROW 3: G. McCul1ey, J. Foster. GROUP 303 ROW 1: R. Marbry, N. Eich, T. Sharry. ROW 2: C. Van Order, R. Lasota, S. Miller. ROW 3: R. Kirtland, I. Rivera, T. Weissinger, R. Kingsbury. GROUP 303 ROW 1: A. Northington. ROW 2: K. Werner, W. Wedington, R 49 Greening. ROW 3: J. Parks, J. Enser. GROUP 304 ROW 1: F. Ando, R. Braciak, T. Cictohi. ROW 2: R. Ralp, E. Duda, M. Branka. ROW 3: G. Lovett, D. Pawlowski, T. Byrd. GROUP 305 50 ROW 1: S. I-lawrysiak, L. Dalton, T. Berdych. ROW 2: M. Graham J. Martini, W. Klepas. ROW 3: R. Walker, R. Ball, W. Flading. GROUP 304 ROW 1: D. Tresch, M. Tronolone, G. Russell. ROW 2: M. Jeffery, F. Puma, L. Fields. ROW 1: R. Mikolajewski, G. Sims. ROW 2: D. Phllp, T. Chambley, C. Silmon. GROUP 306 ROW 1: S. Moskaluk, D. Curry, W. Beausoleil, L. Kaufman. ROW 2: B. Gorski, M. Jakubowicz, M. Geary, D. Lizauckas, R. Dobucki. GROUP 305 ROW 1: D. Evans, F. Figueros, T. Finger. ROW 2: J. Gawron, T Kenyon, J. Sheedy, P. Lideratore. GROUP 306 51 GROUP 331 ROW 1: S. Ando. ROW 2: K. House, A. Morales, C. Edwards, A. Haywood. ROW 3: M. Hidalgo, J. Albrecht, T. Zak, S. Smith, A. Grable. GROUP 3 3 2 ROW 1: D. Przybylak. ROW 2: C. Krantz, J. Szymczak, G. Fletcher ROW 3: D. Evans, D. Jones, R. Frazier, J. Goodrich, J. Lee. GROUP 131 ROW 1: D. Keller, J. Blondo, R. Wolf. ROW 2: S. Smith, D. Koz- 52 lowski, W. Flores, R. Goldin, R. Wilson. ROW 3: R. Bochynski, J. Dudzink, D. Stewart, H. Root. ROW 1: D. Stefaniak, J. Hunka, F. Jablonski. ROW 2: S. Tarasek, M. DuMond, R. Michael. ROW 3: A. Wylubski, K. Penski, E. Ziembo, D. Jacobs, J. Gigante. GROUP 333 ROW 1: J. Kaye, N. Brown, R. Meegan, L. Pedrick. ROW 2: J. James, A. Creshaw, M. Moore. ROW 3: R. Thompson, G. Hughes. GROUP 332 ROW 1: M. McCul1or, K. Bailey, J. Stamates, F. Leonard. ROW 2 W. Ingram, D. Mergi, R. Sonberg. ROW 3: T. Czerwinski, M. Ross M, Szajna. GROUP 3 3 3 53 ROW 1: H. Eason. ROW 2: J. Santa Maria, R. Keller, M. McClure, S. Quider, R. Chiarilli. ROW 3: P. Cole, D. Kraus, D. Battles, T. Sikora, B. Kornacki. GROUP 342 GROUP 350 N ROW 1: N. Dickinson, J. Rogers, L. Ford 54 ROW 1: H. Dombrowski. ROW 2: G. Sikorski, T. Barber, D. Matu- szak, V. Carducci, J. Kasprzak. ROW 3: D. Louth, J. Martin, C. At- wood, D. Nelson, W. Jones. GROUP 360 55 GROUP 350 ROW 1: L. Hyshaw, S. Smith. ROW 2: P. St. John, A. Thomas L. To R. P. Lloyd-Secretary, M. Woch-Vice-President, D. Zalikowski-President, R. Gisel-Treasurer Sophomore Class History Our Freshman year passed quickly, now we are Sophomores. Our uneasiness as Fresh- men is over. The school is no longer a large and strange building, but instead a warm and friendly place. Burgard has excellent courses for those who are really interested in learning a trade. A Sophomore realizes that he is completing the second of his last four years of education. We are trying hard to complete our year successfully, and we all are looking forward to our Junior year. i 57 GROUP 201 ROW 1: R. Johnson, P. Mazur, C. Floyd. ROW 2: J. Coleman, F. Hennings, F. Salamone, H. Edwood. GROUP 202 ROW 1: W. Dalton, J. Border, A. Jennings. ROW 2: R. Kropczynski, K. Bryant, M. Dees, D. Neibert. GROUP 202 KOW 1: L. Painter. ROW 2: G. Howard, B. Von Hasseln. ROW 3: J. Horbett, D. Powell, J. Wofford. 58 GROUP 203 23321. ROW 1: T. Wacicenheim, C. Royowski, D. Murawski. ROW 2: R. Haller, G. Plummer, D. Ciapa. GROUP 203 ROW 1: W. Pennacchio, P. Lloyd, S. McCarthy. ROW 2: D. Schroeder, L. Christian, S. Rospten, B. Hernandez. 1 GROUP 204 ROW 1: M. Sullivan, W. Roberts. ROW 2: M. Bunting, P. Galbo, 59 E. Manhart, R. Young. ROW 3: D. Maracle, K. Oun, M. Pawloski. ROW 4: R. Zupkov, M. Burns, J. Frazon. ROW 1: E. Cummings, D. Marcinowski. ROW 2: M. Dooman, L. Cerasani, J. Kross, J. Paolucci. ROW 3: R. Parker, J. Woods. ROW 4: F. Shaw, F. Sikora, J. Shevlin. GROUP 205 ROW 1: P. Kuhn, J. Tubbins, K. Borucki, M. McCutcheon. ROW 2: W. Powers, S. Guido, D. Zalikowski, D. Duffin, H. Thornwell. GROUP 204 ROW 1: A. Yourse, L. Marchinda, A. Juarez, R. Grabowski. ROW 2 W. Shannon, J. Williams, T. Sweat, D. Watson, P. Sikorski. GROUP 205 60 GROUP 206 ROW 1: G. Kleparek, G. Conley, J. Ruisi, C. Zebrowski, T. Booker. ROW 2: S. Dobrowolski, D, Sliwinski. ROW 3: J. Parks, H. Doma- gala, W. Hooks. GROUP 207 ROW 1: D. Duffin, C. Albano, V. Ricigliano. ROW 2: T. Watkins, J. Kochan, L. Cardona. ROW 3: G. Hughson, D. DeTamble, C. Burns, R. Endres. GROUP 206 ROW 1: F. Scheifla. ROW 2: J. Shadwick, B. Williams, K. Bloom 61 ROW 3: C. Righett, H. Lewis, G. Oriley, C. White. ROW 4: C Martin, P. Dusza. ROW 1: H. Powell, I. Fletcher. ROW 2: G. Fabel, D. Szcepanik. ROW 3: M. Swinarski, C. Wiley, L. Kennedy. GROUP 208 ROW 1: S. Lomas, R. Weber, J. Baumler, L. Stensgaard. ROW 2: R. Luchey, D. Pitzonka, P. Michalak, J. Harris. l 1 1 , 62 GROUP 208 ROW 1: J. Kilian, D. Halaj. ROW 2: G. Chelson, T. Wagner, R. Wil liams. ROW 3: L. Stegnier, R. Kozak, B. Almeter, G. Gerretsen. GROUP 210 GROUP 210 ROW 1: C. Deuble. ROW 2: W. Fields, F. Merriweather, E. Ccisaac, H. Kaaek. ROW 3: J. Michels, R. Zydlewski, G. Wishup. ROW 4: G. Teresi, E. Bell. GROUP 231 ROW 1: M. DeCe1lo, G. Marks, G. Hlibiczvk. ROW 2: C. Sayles, D. Iser, J. Schuler, D. Duda. ROW 3: M. Martz, S. Armstrong, S. Kryza. GROUP 231 ROW 1: W. Martin, L. Widelko. ROW 2: P. Mcnerney, C. Graham, D 63 Murphy. ROW 3: G. Wadell, R. Mertz, C. Johnson. ROW 4: J. Bunk C. Barkley, W. Rummings. l GROUP 232 ROW 1: H. Leonard, A. Mundz, E. Matter, C. La Bruna. ROW 2: H. Inman, J.Juszkiewicz, W. Spink, G. Dooman. ROW 3: R. Pinkowski, R. Mauler, D. Giza, J. Weller, R. Cacciotti, C. Parker. GROUP 232 ROW 1: L. Szymanski, R. Nowicki, R. Maracce, J. Pattison. ROW 2: T. Nizialek, W. Zielinski, M. Adamczyk, M. Woch, J. Harrington ROW 3: M. Parzynski, J. Probst, N. Urbaniak, R. Sauders, D. Goston D. Umlauf. GROUP 233 ROW 1: F. Perkins, M. Jordon. ROW 2: P. Edwards, P. Casper, G. Sercu, L. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Madigan, W. Shelton, T. Lakatos. 64 ROW 4: R. Seltz, C. Jones, M. Crawford. GROUP 233 ROW 1: C. Culverhouse, R. Lewis. ROW 2: P. Staples, C. Carter, F. Howell, C. Stirling. GROUP 251 65 ROW 1: E. Davies. ROW 2: M. Anderson, S. Mecca, R. Eich. ROW 3: D. Luedke, P. Brundage. ROW 4: A. Sims, D. Owens, L. Cum- berlander. GROUP 242 I I 1 1 ROW 1: J. Gangloff, S. Inglutt. ROW 2: D. Nester, J. Shaffer, D Bhayes. ROW 3: R. Gisel, J. Yerry, M. ScHal1. ROW 4: C. Stewart M. Hewson, P. Chazanowski. GROUP 253 ROW 1: M. Bunza. ROW 2: T. Riley, D. Cuthvert, J. Rusinek. ROW 3: M. Washington, D. Galas, P. Frazzin, J. Feaster. ROW 4: D. Gegenfurtner. GROUP 255 ROW 1: F. Poincelot, R. Stampfer. ROW 2: K. Glowaki, V. Lagrasso ROW 3: R. Wroblewski, D. Krysztowicz. 66 GROUP 255 ROW 1: P. Tallman. ROW 2: T. Jackson. ROW 3: G. Kifner, B. Thompson, D. Kubisty. GROUP 261 ROW 1: W. Tillman, G. Lumberger, L. Manuel. ROW 2: J. Heard M. Peyton, A. Spears, M. Mapp. 67 L. To R. Anthony Walton-Secretary, Robert Sales-President, James Majewski-Vice-President Freshmen Class History We entered Burgard in September, and found ourselves confused by the strange environ- ment, but with the help of our well-trained faculty, and our own determination to make good, we soon adjusted to the new paths of learning, and were accepted by the rest of the student body. We look back, and find that our faculty and fellow students have taught us many things, one of the most important, being responsibility and the ability to work as a group. As we watch the year come to an end, we eagerly look forward to our Sophomore year. 69 GROUP 101 ROW 1: L. Gilbert, S. Hernande, K. Dunkle, J. Batcho. ROW 2: F. Paruki, A. Banks, A. Bellezza, M. Willard, M. Bosa, M. Wiggins, Z. Mangrum. ROW 3: J. Rodriguez, D. Keys, W. Parks, M. Marks, D. Dubose, A. Scott, S. Coleman F. Paprocki. GROUP 102 ROW 1: D. Bader, C. Forbach, C. Johnson, R. Kast, K. Van Every K. Harold, D. Stochoski. ROW 2: N. Folger, J. Sanak, H. Lewis, R Busch, T. Limeri, G. Hoffman, J. Malecki, R. Bucci, J. Giambelluca ROW 3: J. Scott, R. Agnelo, F. Cerny, K. Burgan, R. Leising, A Jamieson, D. Reilly. GROUP 103 ROW 1: N. Tisdale, H. Dow, S. Bev, E. Soldaczewski, D. Stewart, H. Mullen, J. Knight. ROW 2: J. Coplin, J. Wheeler, R. Calhoun, B. Burg, A. Kozakiewicz, P. Stebbins. ROW 3: J. Healey, S. Daniels, C. Tripp, C. Bader, J. Alexander. 70 GROUP 104 ROW 1: J. Bartowiak, R. Sales, G. Capage, C. Bentley. ROW 2: K. Marks, D. Flynn, C. Wright, D. Hall, R. Hennings. ROW 3: M. Schley, E. Kaack, R. Avery, G. Pasinski, L. Barnes. GROUP 106 ROW 1: M. Garvey, L. Morgan, K. Gav, T. Weaver, C. Clark, W. Keaton. ROW 2: K. McCormick, R. Paternostro, M. Thompson, P. D'Amico, S. Ridriguez, H. Hicks. ROW 3: A. Gorecki, D, Niziurski, J. De'Rossi, J. Clawton, R. Gorski, C. Carlson. 71 ROW 1: B. Short, G. Gary, M. Miller, M. Golovin, E. Pishorz, A Grajek, D. Degen. ROW 2: D. Smukall, C. Evans, E. Lugo, M Derush, R. Ftydus, W. Cury, J. Chapman. ROW 3: R. Mingarella, J Lukasik, D. Nelson, R. Schubert, R. Milukski, A. Lelonek, N. Me- lendez. GROUP 105 ROW 1: V. Lewis, J. Neri, D. Baker. ROW 2: K. Bass, H. Randle, J. Webb, G. Saxon, W. Jamison. ROW 3: J. Maynard, C. Barr, R. Tyree, T. Nelson, L. Lemon, L. Martinez. GROUPIOS GROUPIO7 ROW l: S. Letizia, R. Swolinski, W. Riley, R. Myers, M. Wesolek ROW 2: J. Lobaush, L. Ford, R. Moran, G. Scott, P. Fish. ROW 3 J. Maziarski, M. Grant, J. Witek, F. Marsh, J. Angrisano, J. Weant B. Kras. GROUP109 ROW 1: K. Parker, A. Walton, B. Hasson, F. Pula, L. Larandy. ROW 2: J. Gates, B. Jenkins, C. Lilliard, R. Sadler, J. Sommerville. ROW 3: D. Auda, P. Pamrow, W. Zelak, A. Williams, J. Burden, C. Scha- ber, K. Dyer. 72 GROUPl3l ROW 1: R. Ga.rbe, E. Lubstore, D. Miller, R. James. ROW 2: E Zurek, S. Mantsouranis, J. Kijania, A. Grasek, S. Doyle. ROW 3: R Smith, L. Zotara, D. Hawthorn, J. Boland, R. Adamski, G. Pawlow ski, C. Kaczor. GROUPl32 ROW 1: E. Hess, R. Wojciechowski, D. McGuire, J. Majewski. ROW 2: R. Smith, G. Mudrenko, A. Mac, A. Davidson, H. Marable. ROW 1 3: J. Gisel, J. Lortz, J. Gladysek, M. Krause, J. Fleming, W. Waldore, X J. Crimes. ROW 4: S. Turowski, J. Paner, W. Scheuerle, M. Dell, J. Dopler, D. Loveland. GROUP133 ROW 1: L. Joyce, G. Howard, W. Downs, R. Gonzalez, D. Walpole, J. Mosier. ROW 2: D. May, N. Dolyk, C. Kleindinst, M. Hough, M. Lippert, J.Grahm, N. Guerin. ROW 3: K. Janiszewski, H. Urbanczyk, D. Colarusso, M. Weisbeck, R. Kleinman, J. McDonell, S. Zangel. , ,,,, , 73 ROW 1: R. Prenatt, W. Hildebrand, G. Stamates, L. Pa.rmer, P. An- thony. ROW 2: R. Evaniak, R. Monde, G. Prentis, S. Marie, M. Gach, J. Short. ROW 3: R. Cacciotti, R. Bolden, V. Morris, E. Jones, J. Zmora, W. Washington. GROUP136 ROW 1: A. Brown, H. Peacock, R. Ferguson. ROW 2: W. Beres, H. Bragg, D. Land. GROUPI34 ROW 1: J. Labruna, G. Hihbisi, G. McCurdy, D. Formaniak. ROW 2 N. Small, D. Malczewski, L. Ahyes, C. Davis, K. Menifee, G. Williams ROW 3: W. Lowman, C. Clarke, J. Smith, C. Chaney, R. Miller, D Sysak, A. Greene. GROUP14l 74 ROW 1: E. Hidalgo. ROW 2: W. Carmack, M. Kane. GROUP151 GROUP142 ROW 1: R. Pierce, H. Barnes, J. Horvatis. ROW 2: D. Oleksy, J Rebholz. ROW 3: F. Limardi, L. Okon. 75 GROUP 152 ROW 1: P. Ballistea, R. DiChristina, D. Cardino, G. Wyzykowski, P. Schneider, S. Pampinato. ROW 2: E. Rice, B. Wojcik, P. Sacca, G. Willis, T. Stabler, R. McClure, D. Fachko. ROW 3: J. Wyzykowski, R. Wasiewicz, J. Sitek, G. Fronczak, J. Leonarczyk, R, Wachowiak, D. Valtin, C. Casterline. GROUP 161 ROW 1: R. Irish, E. Faulkler. ROW 2: D. Jaeger, M. Hough, G. Mann. 76 CHRISTMAS AT B RG A religious word well respected Lovely music by two lovely ladies Scott is belted in and ready for action Scott looks CU1'iO11Sly at his trophy Scott and Santa say Thank you Burgard 77 Who took my handcuffs? Taking good care of Mr. Garcea's ca.r. 78 When my hands start to shake, look out N k The leader of the Yearbook, Mr. Peters Burgard's muscle rolled into one Mr. 0'Tooles' protection racket W X Teacher Brutality in Burgard Where's your coveralls, Fuller? 79 ASSE BLIES S PPLY B RGARD l Mr. Crotty with his hunting dogs. Leading patron seller gives advice. Our Assemblies, throughout our four years at Burgard, and especially this year were both educational and entertaining. They varied from the assembly about Viet Nam to a program on the care and use of firearms. Each assembly was informative and many of the students gained valuable information from the guest speakers. Wild assemblies such as the Election Day Assembly brought the roar of the crowd shaking the rafters in the School, but it was all understandable fun. Our more serious assemblies went on quietly as each student as well as teachers appreciated spared moments that bettered our education. 80 Burgard hero returns. Burga.rd,s Lawrence Welk. Why Viet Nam? ITH EW VARIETY Three cheers for Burgard. Burgard students show their enthusiasm 81 5 3 E 82 nl l Bass, David, Bartnik, Dennis, Pinkowski, Richard, Beamer, Robert, Parzywski, Marting Hildago, Maxg McMahon, Thomas, Stewart, David, Williams, Jerome, Jacobs, Davidg Busalachi, Johng Schiske, David, Washington, Darryl, Goston, Douglas, Cummings, Erving Loomis, Dong Powell, Howardg Bilewicz, Chet. CRAFTSMAN STAFF This year the Burgard Craftsman staff worked their hardest to put out a book which we hope is the best yearbook that Burgard ever had. The whole staff worked very hard, and after many used up oencils and sore typing fingers, we produced the Craftsman for 1968. The editor, Dennis Bartnik, and assistant editor Robert Beamer headed the staff through much difficulty. The long hours of toil, along with the hard work by Chester Bilewicz, Nick Angelo, and Thomas McMahon gave us the fine pictures, layouts, and articles. Being the first year on the staff, we ran into many difficulties, but thanks to the expert guidance of Mr. Peters and Mr. Mathien, we proudly present the student body and faculty with this years yearbook. Mr. Sherman and his boys took care of their end of the burden very well, by taking care of the patron sales. Many problems arose with the pictures, but thanks to Mr. Mathien and his photography crew, the problems were ironed out. lt was he who produced many of the candid and sports shots that were badly needed. The sports were covered very well by our sports editor who wrote many of the write-ups. The staff this year was very large and it would be impossible to congratulate every one for the fine job done in developing the Craftsman for 1968. We thank them for the hours of tedious work spent, and we hope you are pleased with the best yearbook for the best school. 84 Craftsman Editors: Dennis Bartnik, Robert Beamer. CRAFTSMAN EDITORS Layout Editor. John Busalachi Feature Editor: Darryl Washington 85 Patron Editors: E. Cummings, H. Powell. Sports Editors: David Jacobs, Max Hildalgo 86 BULLETI EDITORS BURGARD BULLETIN This year, the Burgard Bulletin, which is run by Mr. Johnston, did not get any issues out. This is because the Printing department which was very busy with its' moving to Mc- Kinley, could not give the bulletin the needed time and effort. However, the staff was hard at work, under the direction of the editor, Percy Lambert. They gathered much information and many new ideas that will be used for next years issues, which should be the best Burgard has ever seen. Bulletin Editors: Lambert, P., Stewart, D. Washington, D 'fib- Bulletrn Staff: Lambert, Percy, Martin, John, Stewart, David, Dombrowski, Henry, Sikorski, Gerald Russell, Gregory, Carlson, Robert, Washington, Darryl. 87 Row 1: Short, B., Prenatt, R., Fachko, D., Downs, W., Casper, P., Smith, R. Row 2: Tydus, R., Willis, G., Bass, D., Busalachi, J., Goston, D., Rouselle, D. Row 3: Zalikowski, D., Reed, M., Gabe, G., Crosier, T., Kraft, R., Pristach, J., Thompson, R., Williams, J., Ruisi, J., Gladysek, J. FORD TECHNICIANS The competition rages on in the Automobile busi- ness, so some of the boys took advantage of the Ford Technicians Program which gave them an extra step ahead. The use of Mr. Peter's Mustang shows how Ford has advanced and will keep on advancing. We know that Burgard will keep on participating in this move. Student participation in this program has the fol- lowing advantages: lj Valuable reference for future jobs. 2j Increased product knowledge at no cost. 31 Employment opportunities with Ford Dealers. 41 Rewards to outstanding students. 51 Certification received at the completion of the program. BOWLI G The bowling club consists of eight teams of four men apiece, and meet on Wed. after school from 3:15 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.. This is one of the schools extra curricular activities that meet no matter what season it is, or what the weather is. The President of the league is John Busalachi, Vice-President and Treasurer is David Bass, and the secretary is Douglas Godston. Through the years the bowling club has furnished a means for its members to taste the sweets of victory and the sours of defeat besides having a lot of just plain fun. Ford Technicians: Durham, J., Feist, W., Fiegel, M., Krathaus, A., Heniich, L. BAND This year the Burgard Band had a poor start but with the fine leadership of Mr. Harry Bash, who is at Burgard for his first year, we must say a fine job accomplished. He brought the sour notes into the sweet sound of music and hopefully may have started a new career for many of the boys he has given lessons to. The band entertains us at a majority of the assemblies, and we at Burgard give them a big hand for their fine efforts. ROW l: Williams, B., Grable, A., Giza, D. ROW 2: Osborne, K., Carrion, L., Martin, W., Hess E., Bryant, K., Feater, E., White, C., Howell, F., Lee, J. ROW 3: Mazue, P., W1ll1S, G., Stewart, J., Pender, H., Hall, R., Pratt, E., Carter, C., Pedrick, L. R FLE CLUB The Burgard Rifle Club is forever expand- ing as witnessed by a large number who par- ticipated in this activity. The students were taught the proper use of a rifle and each had careful instructions on each of the function- ing parts and their use. ROW 1: Lydon, James, Lippert, Mike, Busch, Richard, Jackson, Raymond. ROW 2: Cummings, Ervin, Barr, Bruce, Hunka, John, Wolf, Robert, Carlson, Robert, Shaffer, Blaine, Short, Bernard. ROW 3: Prentis, Gordon, Salter, Byron, Marie, Sam, Petterson, Cleophuw, Downs, Walter, Schley, Michael, Tydus, Richard, Flowers, James, Bentley, Charles, Brown, Arthur, Weaver, Thomas. ROW 4: Hughson, George, Gisel, Robert, Taggart, William, Bolden, Russell, Colarusso, Dennis, Nizialek, Tim, Probst, James, Sy- sak, David, Acciotti, Robert, Kennedy, Leon, Wagner, Thomas. The Vocational Clubs of America have an organization in Burgard and its membership is constantly growing at fast pace. Many of the student have seen how the club has put Burgard on the map. With the help of Dave Bass, Clifford Smith, and William Fuller, Vl- CA has become well known and many of its fun benefits are being realized by its mem- bers. Mr. Dominic Catalano should receive spec- ial thanks for his many accomplishments, es- pecially in interesting the guys to get ahead with VICA. TOP ROW: Rouselle, D., Fuller, W., Gannon, D., Kirtland, R. BOTTOM ROW: Bass, D., Smith, C. VOCATIONAL DUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMER CA E E s ROW 1: Maracle, R., Rousselle, D., Fuller, W. , Bass, D., Gonnan, D., Goston, D. ROW 2: Hughes, G., Oun, K., Lakatos, T., Kirtland, P., Nowick, R., Davies, E., Richards, R. ROW 3: Obstarczyk, M., Rit- ter, F., Parzywski, M., Pristach, J., Pace, J., Pinkowski, R., Mayes, D., Nizialek, T. ROW l: Pender, H., Jones, W., Shleton, H., Darris, A.g Gay, R., Carrion, R. ROW 2: Green, N., Hall, R.g Lambert, P., Perry, R., Hunter, R., Henning, J.g Thomas, T.g King, R g Harrison, R. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club though small did a big job especially with Craftsman 1968. Under the leadership of Mr. Norman Mathien the members learned a numerous amount of knowledge concerning the camera and its many functions. This will be especially im- portant to them since the camera is an ever increasing means of communication. Dave Stewart our 'LFuzzy Focus l968,' was on the job at all the assemblies and got us more than enough pictures. GLEE CLUB Just organized last year, the Glee Club has given us many fine performances at assemb- lies. A job well done by Mr. Bash as he took a group of fine voices and harmonized them. We give thanks to this fine club for bringing their music to us. Stewart, David, Kennedy, Leon, Weaver, Thomas. Wolf, Robert, Lambert, Percy, Reed, Mitchell, Peuder, Harry, Roberson, Willieg Krantz, Charles, Russell, Gregory. LIBRARY ST FF The library assistants help Mr. Flynn, our librarian, in many ways, Before classes start they help check out books, accept books for return, and place the books in the proper places back on the shelves. Magazines are ar- ranged in an orderly way on the racks. These and other clerical duties, allow Mr. Flynn to perform the professional work of answering reference questions and helping students to find the resources to complete their assign- ments. MODEL UNITED NATIG S The model U.N. is a club we at Burgard are privileged to have. There are about 110 in Buffalo and the surrounding rural areas, who are chosen to represent a country of the world. Every year the model U.N. studies about a particular country. Towards the end of the school year they are called together in a joint meeting to dis- cuss their problems with other nations. Lydon, James, Albrecht, Jerome, Wolf, Robert, Hughson, George PRI G EXPLORERS STANDING: Feaster, 1.3 Green, N.3 Stewart, C.3 Atwood, C.3 Caster- line, C.3 Wyzykowski, 1.3 Wasiewicz, R.3 Fachko, D.3 Valtin, D. Ball- istrea, P.3 Quider, D.3 DiChristina, R.3 Horvatits, 1.3 Leonarzyk, 1.3 Rebholz, 1.3 Olesky, D.3 Shaffer, B., Gisel, R.3 Fronczrk Eason, H.3 Spampinato, M. ROW l: Riley, T.3 Jackson, T.3 Sitek, 1.3 Dombrow- ski, H.3 Sikorski, G.3 Louth, D., Frazzini, P., Lograsso, V.: McClure, M.3 Santa Maria, 1.3 Bunza, M. ROW 2: Stampfer, R.3 Wroblewski, R.3 Marth, G.3 Minick, D.3 Urbaniak, R.3 Sanger, K.3 Crosier, T.3 Mc- Mahon, T.3 Loomis, D.3 Kraft, R.3 Wyzykowski, G. ROW 3: Tall- man, P.3 Cuthbert, D.: Scheck, A.g Cole, P.3 Chiarilli, R.3 Bilewicz C.3 Lawniczak, T.3 Can-igan, D.: Bartnik, D.3 Colin, D.3 Beamer, R.3 Battles, D. ROW 4: Zalikowski, D.3 Martin, 1.3 Limardi, F.3 Thomp- son, R.g Kubisty, D.3 Poincelot, P.3 Willis, G.3 Wachowiak, R.3 Woj- cik, B.: Stabler, T.3 Rice, E. CIVIL DEFE SE STANDING: Dyer, Kennethg D,Amico, Prestong Parker, Kiethg Davis, Anomg Jones, William: Shelton, Harold3 Lowey, Charles3 Hunter, Davidg Lockhart, Gene, Hall, Robertg Harrison, Richard3 Russel, Gregoryg Vonitasselin, Bruceg Neibert, Donaldg Horbett, James, Goston, Douglas3 Pinkowski, Richard, Parzynskig Wilson, Cleveland, Pender, Harry3 Lambert, Percy: Grant, Milton: Huling Meluing Nizialek, Woch, Marion: Adamcyk, Mark, Lewis, Ronald Lee, Larancy. ROW 5: Nowick, Reed, Kras, Bart3 Dooman, George Mazur, Philipg Thompson, Robert, Sikorski, Paul: Dumbrowski, Henery3 Scheck, Arthur3 Evans, Richard: Dauies, E3 Maracle, R. ROW 4: Wallace, W.: Monde, R.3 Maynard, 1.3 Poincelot, F., Cola- russo, W.: Downs, W.: Lelonek, 1.3 Swain, D.3 Pawlak, R.3 Loomis, D. ROW 3: Marie, S.A.3 Fields, L.: Stefaniak, D.3 Cius, 1.3 Kaye, 1.3 Watson, D.3 Zalikowski, D.: Klusman, E.3 Koska, M.3 Bartula, 1.3 Carrigan, D. ROW 2: Tyree, T.3 Reed, M.3 Smith, R.3 Hughson, G.g Szajna, M,3 Powell, H.3 Hess, E.: Dell, M., Hildebrano, W.3 Harring- ton, 1.3 Caccoitti, R. ROW 1: Morales, A.3 Thomposn, R.3 Hughes, G.3 Gaiter, R.3 Anthony, P.3 Rogers, 1.3 Barr, C.3 Yockey, P.3 Mud- renko, G.gGladysek,1.3 Fleming, 1. MO ITOR .wa We Some of Burgard's students are given the responsibility of maintaining order in the cafeteria. Our monitors, who are run by Mr. Nola are usually seniors, but a few sopho- mores andjuniors also have the privelege To be a monitor you must have good grades. You must also have good attendance, and be at the best of behavior. In other words the monitors are made up of Burgardis finer students. We thank them for their ef- forts and work during the past year. ROW 1: Lockhart, Gene, Shelton, Harold, Thyree, Richard, Hopkins, Darryl, Stam- mates, John, Krantz, Charles, Zglinicki, James, Hall, Robert. ROW 2: Lambert Percy, Moore, George, Carrion, Louis, Hughes, George, Chichester, Louis, Heard, John, Huling, Melvin, Pender, Harry, Edward, Charles, Russell, Gregory. ROW 3: Lowry Charles, Grable, Arnold, Perry, Ronald, Feaster, Elisah, Lee, Julyon, Amoia, Mark' s Puma, Frank, Albrecht, Jerome, Sugg, David, Green, Nathaniel, Burks, Benjamin, s Krrrstis, Edwin. ROW 1: Pawiak, R., Wysinger, A., Schutte, J., Durham, J., Dzierba, Fiegal, M., Louth, D., Calandra, A. ROW 4: Spates, J., Washington G. ROW 2: Jacobs, D., Marbry, R., Braciak, B., Osqust, J., Cum- D., Reed, M.,Rogers, J., Flading, W., Pollanz, R., Smith, C., Ball, R. mings, E., Jemison, J., Baker, J., Dickman, B., Schiske, D. ROW 3: Christofaro, R., Barnes, R., Lazarski, P., Endres, R., Albert, T. Miller, S., Jones, W., Hughson, G., Krathaus, A., Graham, M., Gos- Wilson, R. ton, D., Rivera, I., Klepas, W., Branka, M., Bass, D., Bratos, P., 94 SWITCHBO RD Branka, Michaelg Coe, Fredrickg Stefaniak, Dennisg Hojnacki, Henryg Krantz, Charles. REAR: Chil- son, Glenng Jones, Williamg Puma, Frankg Sheedy, Jamesg Zalikowski, Davidg Berdych, Thomas, Good- rich, Jamesg Huling, Melving Sugg, David. 4 l Stenographer: Mrs. Helen Elliott Secfetafyg Mrs. Ruth Clemens 95 FISHI G CLUB With the help of Mr. Knier, Burgard has established a Fishing Club. We have been holding regular meetings in room 408 every Wednesday after school. Some of the groups activities consist of setting up a aquarium, viewing fishing films, and going on fishing trips. All in all we have had a fine year, we hope to see new faces next year. ROW 1: Howard, G., Short, B. ROW 2: Peterson, S., Hughes, G., Tagert, W., Thompson, R.,Tydus, R. ROW 3: Murphy, D., Salter, B., Bleinmann, R., Bolden, R., Gisel, R., Rum- mings, W. STAGE CREW Being on the stage crew is a bigger job than it may seem. Besides being responsible for the proper lighting, they decorate the aud- itorium to match the occasion. Many thanks ening up our auditorium. Oblararczyk, Michael, Parzynski, Martin, Pace, Joseph, Rousselle, David, Maracle, Ronald. 96 to Mr. Catalano and his stage crew for bright- When our teams go out to compete, you'll always see our Cheerleaders out their back- ing them up all the way. Under Mr. Harri- gan's direction, they cheered and made many a team member's spirit even stronger for the Blue and White. They also brought the crowds enthusiasm to a frenzied peak at the games. So thanks to Mr. Harrigan and his boys for a successful season. CHEERLEADERS: Lee, Larandyg Dyer, Kenneth, Parker, Keith, Hernandez, Samual Cummings, Ervin, Hughes, George, Woods, John. B RGARD AND EN CHEERLEADERS KENSINGTON CHEERLEADERS: FRONT LEFT: Kaczmarski, A.g Depew, D., Gruber, C Keipper, L., Eno, P. REAR: Albertson, J.g Jennings, M.g Thurston, S. A group of girls from Kensington helped cheer for our team. These young ladies did much to pick up the spirit of Burgard High, and we extend a warm Thank You', for their help. I TER HIGH STUDE T COUNCIL Kirtland, R., Fuller, W. STUDE T COUNCIL J ,SEI X . E S 5 i r Sai I ROW 1: Gaiter, Russel, Smith, Jackie, Shannon, Walter, Michalak, Paul, Land, Dennis, Stewart, Charles, Royster, Shelby, Branka, Michael. ROW 2: Lewis, Ronald, Cardona, Louis, Evans, Clissoro Weaver, Thomas, Cummings, Ervin, Wiggins, Harold, Bunza, Mark Curry, David. ROW 3: Kaack, Henery, Cius, James, Scheverle, Will- iam, Goston, Douglas, Gabel, Gregory, Horvatits, John, Grant, Mil- ton, Williss, Gary, Carrion, Louis, Taylor, Anthony, Tallman, Paul Hennings, Roy, Spates, Jerry, Mullen, Harrison, Martinez, Louis ROW 4: Washington, Darryl, Wilson, Robert, Waara, William, Henn- ings, Fred, Weisbeck, Mark, Pace, Joseph, Colin, David, Sugg, David Burgan, Kirk, Green, Nathaniel, Sikora, Thomas, Ruzzine, David Schueler, Robert, Powell, Derrick, Smith, Samuel. ROW 1: Matter, E.: Cacciotti, R., Wolf, R.g Giza, D.: Urbaniak, N.: Umluaf, D. ROW 2: Flowers, J.: Zmora, J.g Mosier, J.: Hicks, H.: Thompson, R., Mudrenko, G., Lortz, J.g Dell M. ROW 3: Prenatt, R.: Paner, J., Howard, G., Lippert, M., Klienman, R.: Salter, B,g Krause, M., Cummings, W.g Downs, W. ODEL CLUB This year's Model Club has been a bright spot in extra-curriculars as it always has been. Under the careful, patient and inspira- tional leadership of Mr. Buckwald and Mr. Warren, the students have been greatly assis- ted in their artistic and creative endeavors. Much of their work has been on display in the fourth floor showcase throughout the year. CHESS CLUB This years Chess Club was one of our most ambitious within recent years. Under the able, inspiring dynamism of Mr. Knier, the club embarked upon an Inter-High Chess tournament. What is interesting and exciting about the tournament was the fact that Bur- gard encountered teams from the parochial schools as well as our own public schools. From the parochial schools we played: Cani- sius, Turner, Ryan and Saint J oseph's. From the public schools we fought South Park, Tech, Bennett, Riverside, Kensington and Seneca. Although the team's showing was only fair, they deserve much credit for the ambitious program which theyire in. WW? Weaver, T: Goston, Dg Cummings, Eg Wolf, Rg Wysiwger, Ag Merriweather, F: Thompson R Stovtenburg, P. Jeffery, Mg Coleman, R. REAR: Mrs. Racine CMgr.J, Mrs. Stenclik, Mrs. Siller, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Bojanski. FRONT: Mrs. Fin- bar, Mrs. Weidmann, Mrs. Ratajczak, Mrs. Sama.rio. CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Ratajczak making one of her old home remedies. The most unappreciated staff in the school is our good cooks of the cafeteria staff. This group of hard working women are the ones that keep the student body going through the last few hours of the day. The fine lunches were well appreciated by everyone and never was there a bad word to say. This year the use of box lunches was brought in more extensively and many of the students now buy their lunch instead of bringing them. We thank the cafeteria staff for a delicious year and many of us look for another delicious semester. 100 BURGARD'S BULLDOGS ' nike. ROW 1: Frazier, R.: Albrecht, J.: Berry, B.: Bell, E.: Rummings, W.: Swinarski, D.: Rosolowski, D.: Ball, R.: Plummer, G.: Sales, R.: Cop- Hidalgo, M.: Seltz, R. ROW 2: Carrigan, L.: Lasota, R.gKlepas,W.: lin, J. ROW 4: Reilly, D.: Fields, W.: Green, N.: Christian, L.: Fletcher, I.: Martz, M.: Bass, K.: Bounds, C. ROW 3: Ingram, W.: Thompson, R. ROW 1: Hall, R.: Anderson, H.: Carter, B.: Chichester, L.: Sikora, F.: Crenshaw, A.: Kiristits, E.: Jones, D.: Washington, D.: Manager. ROW 2: Weissinger, T.: Sonberg, R.: Wagstaff, J.: Smith, S.:Wilson, 1 A 1 Lei .gd x - 1 S . 8 3 A. Na' Q. W. , x 1 ig' 2 t :: gr R.: Dumond, M. ROW 3: Jacobs, D.: Redden, C.: Billings, J.: Sil- mon, C.: Carlson, R.: Kennedy. ROW 4: Horn, R.: Zalikowski, D.: Wilson, C.:Ca1'rigan, D.: Hughson, G. s. VARSITY In this season's Harvard Cup Competition, the Bulldogs of Burgard were expected to do very well. Judging by the schedule we had, it was one of the easiest schedules we have ever played. Our first 3 games matched the Bulldogs up with the 3 weaker teams in the entire league. Over anxiousness, penal- ties, and a non-team effort cost the Bulldogs a 12 to 7 loss against a weak East High team in the season opener. Spirit- ed Kensington also stopped our boys by the score of 25 to 18, giving our boys their second defeat in as many starts. In the Emerson game, our boys finally pulled themselves to- gether for a hard fought 12 to 6 victory. We hoped that this game would snap us out of our slump, but the host Bennett team revealed that our hopes were only dreamsg we lost the game by a score of 18 to 0. Then, probably our fi- nest game of the season was brought to us by the hands of Hutch-Tech at All-High Stadium. In this game, our hard hitting defense, led by All-High tackle Bruce Carter, really let Tech know that Burgard was not to be run over. Al- though we lost that game by a score of 19 to 6 we proved to the world that Burgard plays for keeps, the hard way. Our final game of the season was against arch rival Seneca. Ear ,kg rainrwf f,.. ,pa . . ali ab, .- get 3 - ,,.., S. M.. Mr, -f-.,, s,.., .Wa Ni, ii, ,. , ts, ai, ri, -, A -1 Q 1 - , ,, W . ,.,, Er ,SEZ S, f as s .., Q. , I f,,,,..1-K ,- ., 51. . . , . 1. , . ., .sr Rf.. . s . Now you've got me mad, and you're really going to get it. A hard hitting gameg we came out on the short end again by a score of 19 to 7. There were many, many outstanding players on this sea- sons team, despite the record. On offense, Howard Ander- son, a Post Graduate, played as fine a football season as could be played. Coming off a serious knee injury from last season, Howard was simply fantastic this season, and we are sorry to see him leave us. Bruce Carter, our 2 way tackle, kept up the tradition of Burgard All-High linemen, in this, his first year out for football. Such standouts as Cleveland Wilson, Harry Pender, Jim Billings, Louie Chichester, Ed Kirsits, Joe Wagstaff, Eddie Doss and Cornelius Redden, were all over the field. A special vote of thanks also goes to Darryl Washington, Burgards manager for this season. He did his job with in- telligent skill and leadership. A well liked personality by both teachers and students. A vote of thanks also goes out to Coach Garcea and Coach Banas, who year after year try to perfect the talents of up and coming stars. With the ma- terial that the Junior Varsity has shown, watch out for the football team next year. We hope to be stronger than ever. On this play we'l1 really massacre them. Richard Horn-End James Billings-Fullback Joseph Wagstaff-End Darryl Washington-Manager Robert Hall-Quarter Back LEAV NG SENIORS This season was a trying, heartbreaking season for the Bulldogs. Faced with the never- ending task of organization, learning new techniques, and perfecting natural ability, we gave all our time and effort for the cause of Burgard victory. But thanks to our coaching staff, we have received a greater, useful understanding of teamwork, pride, leadership, and respect. Things we will experience long after our football playing days are over. So, the seniors of the 1967 Burgard football squad thank head coach Russ Garcea, and assistant coach Hank Banas for the excellent physical and mental guidance that they have given us. 104 Edwin Kirgitg-Left Tackle Bruce Carter-CA11 Highl-Right Tackle , X hr Cornelius Redden-End and Half Back Robert Carlson-Guard Dennis Carrigan-Guard Cleveland Wilson-Half Back Harry Pender-Left Half Back Louis Chichester-Center and Guard 105 Watch out for my finger will ya. One two three four-One two three four 'T Hit harder Hit harder Was it a win or a loss? 106 P, ,fa , Howard Anderson boots one out for Burgard. Come on boys, look alive. FOR THE BULLDOG'S k,,s,,, .lil i QW Arlene and Mary Ann cheer the Bulldogs on. Burga1d's beef crashes through the line. 107 ROW l: David Taylor, Richard Marini. ROW 2: Walter Iwanenko Edward Slebodia, Walter Majtyka, Robert Grabowski, Gerald Hall, Jerome Sitek, Louis Chister, Michael Branka. ROW 3: Gilbert Green Dennis Carrigan, Steve Braziak, Michael Laskowski, Mark Dumond, S 6 ,pi p 3 r Joe Wagstaff, Howard Anderson, Gregory Conely. ROW 4: Ralph Brokaw, Lawrence Ford, Max Hildalgo, Richard Frazier, Bruce Smith, Paul Galbo. ROW 5: Calvin Silmon, James Sheddy, Edward Bannister. urgard places High Burgard Kensington Burgard Emerson Burgard East Burgard South Park Burgard Hutch Tech Bur gard Riverside Burgard Seneca Burgard Bennett Although football and basketball get most of the glamor at Burgard, and they do deserve their claim to glamor, many students are missing the thrills and anxieties of watching their baseball. We would like to see more student atten- dance at the games to see these budding athletes, some of them becoming stars in professional ball. The team compiled a mediocre record of five wins and four losses. However it was an exciting veteran team to watch, eight of nine starters being seniors. The team was sparked by such performers as Jerry Sitek, Walter Majtyka, Walter Iwanenko and Bob Williams. We hope this years team under the positive coaching of Mr. Guariglia will be even more successful so that a championship trophy can be brought home to the Bulldogs. Strong year for Burgard Pre game strategy Gerald Hall brings in a run .,,l ' Another hit for Burgard Bob Grabowski puts out the Ere 109 Who was the wise guy that yelled attention Come-on put a little fire on the ball X-...--' Watch out, I dropped my contact lens Sometimes we heroes have to pose for publicity shots 110 BURGARD TAKES IT ON THE REBOUND KNEELING: wagstaff, Jg Lowry, C, Floyd, Dg Carter, B, Ayers, E, T: Harrison, R:WilS0n, Cz Martin, J:Carri0n, Ls Bounds, C: Manager MIDDLE ROW: Richardson, F5 Robinson, Eg Redden, Cg Rosolow- Mallgfllm, Z. ski, Dg Kerr, Rg Hall, Rg Mabor, L. LAST ROW: Manager Weissinger, BASKETBALL SCORES Demonstrating disipline, pride, teamwork and ability Bur- Burgard 48 East 56 gard's Bulldog,s completed a won 6 lost 5 campaign. Burgard 57 Kensington 52 The team walloped an excellent scoring punch from two Burgard 60 Emerson 76 of it's aces, Captain Chuck Lowery and Emery Ayers. The Burgard 79 Riverside 45 rebounding chores were competently assumed by co-captian Burgard 81 Seneca 70 Bruce Carter, Danny Floyd, Dennis Rosolowski and Cor- Burgard 57 Bennett 72 nelius Redden. All the players showed a pride in teamwork Burgard 50 Hutch Tech 109 I0 get the jOb d0I1e. Burgard 63 Grover 66 The Bu1ldog's gained a capable and devoted coach in Mr. Burgard 62 Lafayette 55 Banas. We hope he continues in that regard for he's proved Burgard 78 South Park S9 to be a credit to his players, the student body and the Burgard 65 McKinley 52 school. We hope to have another fine team next year, and again congratulations to a team for a fine season. urgard provides Up, up, and away Two points for Chuck Lowry Help! my hand's stuck Fancy meeting you here stiff competition. N Look out Ref Ball, ball, Who's got the ball Shutting of an attack by Bennett A WINNING RUNNING TEAM. 117 The Cross Country squad for 1967-68 was one of the best Bulldog harrier teams in a long while. Coach Guariglia's team showed that Burgard is no easy pushover. Congratu- lations are in order for Russell Gaiter, who made All-High in his only year of competi- tion. In dual meets the Bulldogs were 8 and 3 losing only to East, Bennett and South Park. Revenge came in the All-High run when Burgard finished ahead of East. In the total standings, Burgard finished third in the city. Next year losing only Jerry Spates and Russ Gaiter, we will have Rich Gay, Don Keller, Alfonso Haywood, Moses Graham and a few others who will field a very strong club in their bid for the Columbia Cup. 114 Congratulations to Russel Gaiter from Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard Burgard CROSS COUNTRY 28 East 22 Riverside 21 Hutch Tech 18 McKinley 22 Lafayette 21 Grover Cleveland 15 Emerson 35 Bennett 37 South Park 20 Kensington Russel Gaiter, All-High 5 l 18 Leaving Seniors Shelton, Spates, and Gaiter x . , A ' R tui fx! ..+ ,Q - 5' - M A ' ' . iw- ? 'U i. u Vl AX ,F .s X iff .S , , K, me A . K Dt 'Ss . I - . . .1 ,df ,g . KM 1 x- Q Hey buddy, get out of the way Gee, I don't know if I'm first or last Harold Shelton puts forth his best Jerry Spates conquering Suicide Hill 116 ROW 1: Jacob Brunetto, Willie Burnett, Frank Ritter, Steven Lee, Charles Grant, Frank Jones, Jerry Spates, Keith Kirkland, John Mus- ial, Alan Evans, Lee Brundage, Stephen Berry, Kenneth Jones, Leon Corbitt, Moses Bounds, Fredolia Harris. ROW 2: Douglas Davis, Har- old Shelton, Richard Harrison, Russell Gaiter, Eddie Doss, Corne- lius Redden, Darryl Washington, Joseph Moore, Daniel Floyd, Roosevelt Tidwell, Victor Torres, Robert Wilson, Harold Pender, Ernest Lewis, Robert Hall. ROW 3: Louis Carrion, Philip Brundige, Richard Lasota, Russell Jones, Claude Atwood, Daniel Owens, Leon Kennedy, Gordon Plummer, Thomas Zak, Richard Gay, Michael Crawford, John Neal, Lloyd Christian. TRACK TEAM RATES HIGH I F NAL STAND GS The Burgard 1967 Track Club had an outstanding season, finishing in third place. Their determination was shown at the meets as they placed high in the final standings. The 880 relay team of Keith Kirkland, Jerry Spates, Frank Jones, and Eddie Doss bursted a record breaking time of 1:29 to break the Erie County record. Eddie Doss the squads back up man, also tied the record of the 220. Russ Gaiter a mile contender finished third place in the all high meet and we have high hopes for him in the 1968 season. Our pole vaulters did their best and Victor Torres and Cornelius Redden finished fourth and fifth at the All High stadium. Next season will be a tough one with stiff competition but Burgard is expected to put the name of our school in the leading sports field. 117 Burgard 28 78 East 39 67 Bennett 74 31 Emerson 65 41 S. Park 55 50 Hutch Tech 52 213 52 113 Kensington 88 18 Riverside 89 16 McKinley 68 34 Grover 65 39 Lafayette 65 41 Seneca y Frank Jones takes off for a record Ready to hit the dust TRACK TE SHOWS REAL STRE GTH A mighty yellg a mighty effort Charge of the Light Brigade 1 18 WSF I'm going, I'm going, don't get mad about it Darn it! I bit my tongue I Who's the midget with number 180 Over we go 119 3 T ROW 1: P. Hall, J. Cius. ROW 2: R. Wroblewski, D. Beilfuss, R. Coleman. ROW 3: R. Kraft, D. Lizauckas. Big Bob tries to get the ball, too bad A DETERMIN ED MUCH EFFORT The 1967 tennis squad of BURGARD had a nice season. The new members of the team gained in- valuable experience. All the members of the squad played with true BURGARD spirit. Although the team had plenty of enthusiasm, they were hindered somewhat by the lack of in- spiration on the part of their fellow students. Mr. Goatseay feels confident that a larger turnout of tennis candidates would have meant victory for our team. He hopes that more BURGARD students will take an interest in tennis and join the squad in April. The prospects for next season are hopeful. We hope that a substantial number of students will join the squad and drive our team to a BURGARD victory. Check out that fancy step PUTS FORTH CHARGE Is he afraid to get hit in the face? The executioner Classic style? Best Scholar-John Busalachi Most Likely To Succeed-William Fuller Bw Friendliest-Donald Loomis 122 Leadmg Senwf N Most Active-Darryl Washington x Personalities Best Athlete-Russell Gaiter Most Contribution To the School-Dave Bass Burga.rd's Happiest-John Bartula Hardest Working-Robert Scheuler 123 7 BEST WISHES FROM. . . W7 M Zfiiifw W ww M H if-J' 3532 ,W MZiW??Z'Lf M ISQ M fM , may Qfmpwal Q? Q f MMGWHHAMWMQD NMMA My ffm? mf if X MW WM Qgiwcif? Jfffm 24725 W ffm Zffzfw ?? A 9 if D S9-fgwfm Mggymfe WV W 7 CDeM4N1ffXf.VMW'fxb MMA Malia fffijm di QW A W W7 MMM ZZQQZZZJH QW W I jf Qwwgfw QSSWMJ JWWL rw WEN WQWWM KM ? aw M 1 af, fffffw ff The bus rolls up and what do you see? Finish that butt, the bell just rang. Class just started and last nights happenings are discussed. Now this is what I call an attentive class. A TYPICAL E 4 5 x 5 2 Mr. Garcea gives the boys an easy workout. ff Wednesday assembly just ended and Mr. Bash is leading the processional. I l i Mr. Harris gives homework to one of the last classes of the day. BURGARD DAY The cafeteria is ready for a taste of Burgard's hungry ones. l Harold Root looks forward to a fine lunch. The students are gone and Burgard ends another day. 127 First Every Day THE BUFFALO COURIER EXPRESS 787 MAIN STREET BUFFALO - 14240 852-5353 FOR HOME DELIVERY PROFESSIONAL PA TRONS BEST WISHES FROM G R O U P 5 30 T0 THIS YEARIS GRADUATING CLASS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1968 FROM AN OLD GRADUATE JACK B. 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Zanghi Mr. tgz, Mrs. Robert Williams Robert Williams Mr. Robert Williams Mr. Sid Williams Donald D. Wilson Jimmie Wilson Mrs. Emma B. Wilson J. R. Winegar Paul E. Waith Walter Witek Jr. Raymond Witkowski Mr. Kr Mrs. Daniel Wolf Jack Wolfe Mrs. Joseph Wolfe Mrs. Delsie Woods James Works Leon Wozniak Robert Wright Ora Wrighter Mr. 8t Mrs. Michael Wroblewski Mr. 85 Mrs. Frank Wyrykowski Al Yeager THA K YO We the editorial staff want to thank everyone who helped make the Craftsman a better book, with their hard work selling patrons. The Craftsman was composed only through the fine efforts of many teachers and students, but We havenlt time to thank them all. The only way to have a good book for a low price is by having 10076 patron sales, and we hope next year more students will help the Crafts- man along. 135 IN MEMORIAM We arrived in school that one Monday morning, ready for another week of school work. However it wasn't long before we obtained the shocking and depressing news of the death of one of Burgardls finest shop teachers, Mr. Thomas McCarthy. Mr. McCarthy was no ordinary teacher. A fine example of self-determina- tion, he obtained not only a Bachelor's but also a Master's degree at the Uni- versity of Buffalo. In the classroom Mr. McCarthy was a firm but fair disci- plinarian. Always creative, he provided inspiration to his learning, fledging students. To the veteran teachers, he was an example of avoiding compla- cency. Our hearts go out to Mr. McCarthy. He is and will be sorely missed. 136 iv W l 5,55 4 6 ,2- .v-f 'd L r I r I