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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1969 volume:

Y -yr-W-. 'ww W wr 5 , X - 1- F 'K sz, S fi 4 Ulla The Senior Class and Craftsman Staff take pride in pres nt to you the . . CRAFTSMAN 0 'S' 45?- Or C, 4cr,, E 0 4 1 Q Q3 Q' rn Q5 cw I 'S S 2 .N Z 4, .QR .Smu S 1969 BURGARD VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 400 Kensington Avenue Buffalo, New York I0 MR. JOSEPH F. CROTTY Principal 1948-1969 2 GR DU TE OF 1969 After four years of exposure to an educating experience that included a broad enviromental area with just and dedicated teachers, you are about to emerge into an adult society threatening to burst its seams from internal discontent. You have seen your country entangled in a war without prospects of a military victory yet one which has cost thousands of lives and billions of dollars. This war, illegal to some, unjust to some, has created extensive areas of dissension. Some say we are moving into an area of two distinct societies, black and white, separate and unequal, A new president, a new leader of all Americans became the captain of the ship the United States of American in January. His responsibilities become ours. His programs to right wrongs, by ridding our country of the insidious evils of segregation in schools, housing, job discrimination, unfair military draft practices, corruption in government and the Spoils System must have your support. I prophesy that within a relatively short time the election of our president by the outmoded system of presidential electors will be repealed, that the voting age will be lowered to eighteen and that the squalid badness found in the poverty stricken areas and ghettos will be attacked by the might of an outraged populace and with the aid and guidance of an enlightened and determined corps of governmental leaders, and the almighty, will be diminished and eventually destroyed. Perhaps then we will again move into the beckoning space age, brother with brother, black and white, northerner and southerner, American and Russian to a world federation of peace and tranquility. Sincerely Your Principal and friend, 3 MR. ARCHIE ROUSSELLE Assistant Principal 1962-1969 The Burgard student is better equipped than ever to cope with the rapid changes of the Space Age. Perhaps in very few other educational institutions has it been necessary for student and faculty to adapt themselves to changes in curriculum and physical plant. Our graduates of 1969 have been offered an expanded curriculum and have capitalized in an enriched program. In the past four years we have added two New Math course, Physics, Spanish, Small Engine Repair and a Terminal Welding Course. In the Physical Structure of our Building we have added four new classrooms and an additional shop, In the summer of 1968 we conducted our first summer school for credit, allowing students to both enrich their background as well as receive credit for deficiencies in shop and drawing. The willingness of the Burgard Student to accept the challenge and enrich his backround has been rewarding to the student and because of this willingness greater numbers of Burgard Students are being accepted in advanced studies than in the past. 4 - .Q X i 5 ,i - X 3 , Q S? f i s iil f X e i Mr. Crotty addressing the student body X:-r in W ' 5.44 It's a beautiful day I NN, s..f Mr. Crotty and Mr. Hoffman inspecting a diesel engine Mr Roussclia, giving, lnstructions to a substitute teacher MR CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN Automobile Department Chairman AVIATIO DEP RT E The Aviation Department this year celebrates it's Silver Jubilee Anniversary as a certified school under the Federal Aviation Administration. Never in the history of Burgard has there been better opportunities for Aviation Graduates to enter into well paying jobs in this giant world of transportation. Updating both equipment and curriculum is a never ending task. Administration and the Board of Education is attempting to keep pace with all changes. This means that students of this program must also rise to the challenge with efforts to achieve excellence in their chosen field. As future mass transportation moves into the sky the demands for technically trained people on the ground must grow. Future Burgard Aviation Graduates will help fill this need. AUTGMOBILE DEPARTME T The Automobile lndustry has progressed in an amazing manner throughout the twentieth century. Passenger cars, trucks, and busses have been improved so rapidly that it is necessary to offer new models each year, and no one doubts that this search for perfection will continue in the foreseeable future. If an automobile mechanic is to be successful he is obliged to study each new mechanical principle and it's current application. He never has his trade learned. It is not a vocation for one who is lazy physically or mentally, but he who applies himself will find the rewards gratifying. The Burgard faculty, and it's facilities are geared to help each student meet the challenge of a changing industry and a changing world. Apply yourself in all your studies and activities so that you will have the background, skill, and stamina to succeed. nillf 'it Q atrium ali iii 115'-if-it Q? .tt 4-.:.'S:::f. If-5:2 L 'K flfifxfflffi MR. GREGORY DUCTOR Aviation Department Chairman 7 Q NK ANDERSON, THOMAS J, BANAS, HENRY A. BASH, HARRY L. ENGLISH DEPT, PHYSICAL ED. MUSICAL DEPT. 1966-1969 1958-1969 1967-1969 BERGER, MICHAEL A. BRAUN, JAMES J. SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH DEPT. 1966-1969 1968-1969 BUCKWALD, DONALD E, CALANDRA, ROCCO A. CARFLEY, LEONARD AVIATION DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 19644969 1949-1969 1966-1969 8 CATALANO, DOMINIC S. CLEMENS, MRS. RUTH COSGROVE, THOMAS W, AVIATION DEPT. SECRETARY MATH DEPT. 1954-1969 1958-1969 1959-1969 DESMOND, FRANCIS DOAN, EDWIN AUTQMOBILE DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1967-1969 1945-1969 DUCTOR, GREGORY AVIATION DEPT. 1940-1969 DUNDON, MISS DONNA DYBOWSKI, NORBERT NURSE AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1967-1969 1965-1969 9 ELLIOTT, MRS. HELEN FALCONE, ROBERT STENOGRAPHER AVIATION DEPT. 1963-1969 1966-1969 FARCHMIN, EDWARD A AVIATION DEPT. 1937-1969 FLEMMING, HERBERT C. FLISS, STANLEY AVIATION DEPT. AVIATION DEPT. 1967-1969 1940-1969 FLYNN, JOSEPH GARCEA, RUSSELL LIBRARIAN PHYSICAL ED, 1965-1969 1925-1969 IO GALLO, GEORGE INDUSTRIAL ARTS 196 8-1969 GARDNER, ROBERT ENGLISH DEPT. 1965-1969 HARRIS, MONROE K. ENGLISH DEPT. 1935-1969 GEARY, DANIEL GRAHAM, CLAYTON GUIDANCE COUNCILOR AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1961-1969 1968-1969 GUARIGLIA, ROBERT L. HARRIGAN, THOMAS F- SOCIAL STUDIES AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1960-1969 1958-1969 HOFFMAN, CHRISTIAN HOUSEKNECHT, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE DEPT. TRADE SCIENCE 1941-1969 1968-1969 ll HULSE, DANIEL F. IMAGNA, CLAUDE P. SOCIAL STUDIES AVIATION DEPT. 1934-1969 1968-1969 KAMMERMAN, SIDNEY ENGLISH DEPT. 1968-1969 AF f' KELLY, HENRY J. JR. KNIER, CHARLES A. SOCIAL STUDIES MATH DEPT. 1968-1969 1965-1969 KONRAD, ANDREW H. LANG, CLIFFORD H, LIS, HENRY J. GUIDANCE COUNCILOR AUTOMOBILE DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1966-1969 1957-1969 1968-1969 I2 K, . MALCOS, EDWARD L. MATHIEN, NORMAN P. MCMILLAN, DONALD A. SOCIAL STUDIES TRADE SCIENCE TRADE SCIENCE 1967-1969 1953-1969 1968-1969 MOGAVERO, JOHN ACADEMIC SUBJECTS 1965-1969 MCPARTLAND, PATRICK MENZ, ROBERT J. SOCIAL STUDIES AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1967-1969 1966-1969 MURILLO, OSCAR MODERN LANGUAGE 196 8-1969 13 NOLA, ROSARIO AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1954-1969 O'KEEFFE, JAMES G, O'NEIL, JOHN O'TOOLE, ALEXANDER ENGLISH DEPT- ENGLISH DEPT. TRADE SCIENCE 19684969 1968-1969 1962-1969 PALCZYNSKI, EDWIN PERRY, PETER E. TRADE DRAWING ACADEMIC SUBJECTS 1959-1969 1963-1969 REDFERN, ROBERT H. SANETICK, MAX SANIO, PAUL H. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT, SOCIAL STUDIES 19614969 1956-1969 1963-1969 14 SCARPACE, JOSEPH SHERMAN, GUY JR. SKINNER, KARL B. AUTOMOBILE DEPT, SOCIAL STUDIES AVIATION DEPT. 19644959 1959-1969 1954-1969 STOLARSKI, JAMES TRADE SCIENCE 1968-1969 STUART, JAMES AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1967-1969 TAYLOR, JAMES TESTA, MICHAEL L. VANDEN BEUKEL, AART MATH DEPT, MATH DEPT. AUTOMOBILE DEPT. 1967.1969 1968-1969 1968-1969 15 VISONE, DOMINIC V. MATH DEPT. 1956-1969 WESELAK, THADDEUS ENGLISH DEPT. 1968-1969 WARREN, JOHN F. AUTOMOBILE DEPT 1963-1969 ZOLIN, DONALD MATH DEPT. 1968-1969 Alright, Where's the rest of the plane? Do you have any objections? Ahight Silmon, This is my picture BU1'g3.1'd,S answer to William Shakespear V i f ST'- Didn't you see the sign in front of my desk A test the first period, Be serious! , ,1 S2395 f l:,,f,i,a m w L, , me g K Mr. Calandra, an industrious teacher This graph shows the increase in gun sales N '21, Thomas Ciotoli President Michael Branka VlCC-P1'CSlClCl'lt Secfe tary Richard Bochynski .funn Max Hidalgo Treasurer SE IOR CLASS HISTORY We, the Graduating Class of 1969, take great honor in reminiscing both the happy and sad moments that we have spent here at Burgard. Our freshman year was a year of learning, and as time went on we became more interested and involved in our school. September came all too soon and once again the school was filled with life and vigor. Tragedy marred that year with the death of a great man who dedicated most of his life for Burgard, Mr. William Roberts, Chairman of the Automobile Department. When we returned as Juniors everything was looking great. We felt secure and felt Burgard had a lot to offer. Then tragedy suddenly struck our school once again by the death of Mr. Thomas McCarthy, a very dedicated teacher. Now that we are Seniors and leaders of the school, we realize what Burgard has done for us. We are looking forward to graduation and will be seeking the goals which Burgard has prepared us for. We the Graduating Class of 1969 would like to thank the teachers and many other people who have contributed to our knowledge and skills. 19 ,.. ,AW l ALBRECHT, JEROME AVIATION Bowling Club Rifle Club Library Staff Aviation Explorers Monitors Chess Club Merit Club Football J.V, Football Baseball Hall Monitors Model Club AYERS, EMERY AUTOMOBILE Bulletin Glee Club Monitors Automobile Explorers Inter High Student Council Class Officers Student Council Officers Honor Roll Basketball Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Hall Monitors Student Council Q 5 ANDO, FRED ANDO, SAMUEL AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Monitors Rifle Club Honor R011 Model U.N. Merit Monitofg Hall MOHIIOIS D1-um Corps' Switchboard BALL, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE Weight Lifters Monitors BALDWIN, KENNETH Honor Roll AUTOMOBILE Football Monitors Merit Roll Junior Achievement Driver Education Intermural Basketball J.V. Football Intermural Track Hall Monitors Cross Country Student Council 20 BARNES, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE Craftman Staff Weight Lifters BEASOLEIL, WILLIAM BENSON RONALD AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Football Basketball Monitors Glee Club BERDYCH, THOMAS BERRY, BRUCE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Rifle Club Glee Club Office Staff Monitors Chess Club Football Fishing Club J.V. Football Junior Achievement Basketball Driver Education Intermural Basketball BIONDO JOSEPH Merit Roll Varsity Track AVIATIQN Hall Monitors Intermural Track Honor R011 Model Club Hall Monitors Mem R011 21 BOCHYNSKI, RICHARD AVIATION Rifle Club Chess Club Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Wrestling Hall Monitors BOUNDS, CARL AUTOMOBILE Monitors Driver Education Football J.V. Football Basketball Intermural Basketball Hall Monitors BRANKA, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Monitors Class Officers Student Council Officers Driver Education Merit Roll Baseball Intermural Basketball Switchboard Student Council BOGDAN, LARRY AUTOMOBILE Automobile Explorers Civil Defense Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Hall Monitors BRACIAK, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE BYRD, TIMOTHY AUTOMOBILE Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Hall Monitors 22 CARRION, LOUIS CIUS, AUTOMOBILE Band Glee Club Monitors Class Officers Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Basketball Intermural Basketball Varsity Track Intermural Track Wrestling Student Council JAMES AVIATION Bowling Club Monitors Civil Defense Driver Education Merit Roll Tennis Switchboard Student Council CIOTOLI, THOMAS AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Hall Monitors Student Council CRENSHAW, ARTHUR AVIATION Monitors Class Officers Football J.V. Football Intermural Basketball Varsity Track Intermural Track Wrestling Hall Monitors DAVIS, AARON I DICKINSON, NORMAN AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Band Sign Committee Glee Club Class Officers Monitors Honor Roll Automobile Explorers DIIVSI' EdUC3fi0H Baseball Merit Roll Hall Monitors z I , DICKMAN, BRUCE DUDA, EDWARD DUDZIAK, JAMES AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Bowling Club Rifle Club Ford Technicians Office Staff Library Staff Chess Club Monitors Honor Roll Honor Roll Merit Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Hall Monitors Student Council DuMOND, MARK AVIATION Band Rifle Club Aviation Explorers EICH, NELSON 11111101 Achievement EDWARDS, CHARLES AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll AVIATION Monitors Merit R011 Monitors Class Officers Football Sign Committee Honor Roll J.V. Football Drum Corps. Driver Education Baseball Intermural Basketball Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Baseball Intermural Track Hall Monitors Intermural Basketball 24 ERSING, WALTER EVANS, DARL EVANS, JESSE AVIATION AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Monitors Monitors Honor Roll Civil Defense MCIII Roll Chess Club Hall Monitors Fogtball lntermural Basketball Wrestling EWSER, JAMES AUTOMOBILE FIELDS, LARRY AUTOMOBILE Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Driver Education Basketball lntermural Basketball Varsity Track lntermural Track Switchboard 25 Hall Monitors FIGUEROA, FIDEL Monitors Driver Education Merit Roll K 1 A FINGER, THOMAS FLADING WAYNF AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Civil Defense Driver Education FORD, LAWRENCE AVIATION Rifle Club Weight Lifters Monitors Civil Defense Sign Committee Junior Achievement Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Football Baseball Basketball Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Hall Monitors FRANKLIN, LEONARD AVIATION Office Staff Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Driver Education Merit Roll Baseball Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Switchboard Hall Monitors GAWRON, JOSEPH AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Monitors Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll lntermural Basketball Hall Monitors Student Council GIGANTE, JAMES AVIATION I Bowling Club Band Rifle Club Aviation Explorers Chess Club Junior Achievement Drum Corps. RICHARD AUTOMOBILE Band Glee Club Junior Achievement Driver Education Merit Roll lntermural Basketball Cross Country Varsity Track lntermural Track Hall Monitors GOLDIN, ROBERT AVIATION Aviation Explorers Class Officers Honor Roll Model Club Student Council Football Baseball Model Club GOODRICH, JAMES GORSKI, ROBERT AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Rifle Club Monitors Junior Achievement Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Hall Monitors GRABLE, A,C, GRAHAM, MOSES GREEN, NATHIEL AVIATION AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Monitors Weight Lifters Driver Education Monitors Cross Country Glee Club Intermural Track Honor Roll Hall Monitor Merit Roll Student Council Football J.V. Football Intermural Track Student Council Automobile Explorers GREENING, RAYMOND HAUSE, KENNETH AUTOMOBILE HALE, MICHAEL AVIATION Cheerleaders AUTOMOBILE Civil Defense Wrestling Driver Education Honor Roll Hall Monitors Merit Roll Merit Roll 28 HAWRYSIAK, STANLEY HIDALGO, MAX AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Honor Roll Craftman Staff Driver Education Model U,N, Merit Roll Class Officers Hall Monitors Hgnor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Football J,V. Football Baseball lntcrmural Basketball Wrestling HUNKA, JOHN AVIATION Band Rifle Club Aviation Explorers Chess Club Honor Roll Merit Roll Wrestling HYSHAW, LOUIS AVIATION Rifle Club Football Model Club 29 HULING, MELVIN AUTOMOBILE JABLONSKI, FRANK AVIATION Craftman Staff Rifle Club Civil Defense Junior Achievement Honor Roll Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Wrestling Hall Monitors Student Council JACOBS, DAVID AVIATION Craftman Staff Editorial Staff Glee Club Monitors Civil Defense Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Football J,V. Football Intermural Basketball Varsity Track Intermural Track Hall Monitors JEFFERY, MARK AUTOMOBILE Monitors Chess Club Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Intermural Track JONES, DANIEL AVIATION Rifle Club Class Officers Honor Roll Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Baseball Intermural Basketball JAKUBOWICZ, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE Driver Education Hall Monitors JOHNSON, WILLIE AUTOMOBILE Junior Achievement Intermural Basketball JONES, RUSSELL AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll J.V. Football Intermural Basketball Intermural Track KAUFMAN, LARRY AUTOMOBILE Monitors Driver Education Merit Roll KEGELMYER, JAMES KELLER DONALD AUTOMOBILE AVIATION KENYON, TIMOTHY AUTOMOBILE Monitor Civil Defense Driver Education Merit Roll Intermural Basketball Hall Monitors KINGSBURY, RICHARD KIRTI-AND, RICHARD AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Honor R011 Ford Technicians Merit Roll V.I.C-A- Hall Monitors Office Staff Monitors KOSMOSKI, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE Inter High Student Council Honor Roll Hall Monitors Student Council KOZALIEWICZ, RUSSELL AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Monitors Junior Achievement Merit Roll Intermural Basketball lntermural Track Wrestling Switchboard KLEPAS, WAYNE AUTOMOBILE Monitors Honor Roll Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Baseball Intermural Basketball KOZLOWSKI, DAVID AVIATION Band Rifle Club Civil Defense Driver Education Merit Roll Baseball Tennis Switchboard 32 V- -.X ,ev- I FS s NHNQQQS' g 5 KRANTZ, CHARLES KRUPP, PATRICK LASOTA, RICHARD AVIATION AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Model U.N. MOFIIIOIS Craftman Staff Office Staff Ilonor Roll Honor R011 Monitors Merit Roll Mel-11 R011 Chcss Club Switchboard Football Student Council Officers Hall MOI1il0fS J.V, Football Merit Roll Intcrmural Basketball Switchboard Hall Monitors Basketball Intcrm ural Basketball Varsity Track Intcrmural Track Student Council Wrestling LAURICELLA, PETER LEE, JULYON LIBERATORE, PAUL AUTOMOBILE AVIATION AUTOMOBILE , 1 E 1i.1 X R5 33 LIZAUCKAS, DALE AUTOMOBILE Rifle Club Monitors Honor Roll Merit Roll Cross Country lntermural Track Tennis Student Council MACK, EVANS AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Monitors Automobile Explorers Student Council Officers lntermural Basketball Hall Monitors Student Council lntermural Track Switchboard Hall Monitors Student Council 34 LONG, MICHAEL AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll MAJEWSKI, ALAN AUTOMOBILE MARABLE, JULIUS MARBRY, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Craftman Staff Monitors Weight Lifters Junior Achievement Office Staff Merit Roll Monitors lntermural Basketball Chess Club Student Council Officers Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll lntermural Basketball Intermural Track Bowling Club Glee Club Automobile Explorers Switchboard MARTINI, JOHN MCCULLEY, GEORGE AUTOMOBILE MCCULLOR, MARK AUTOMOBILE Glee Club Monitors Civil Defense Cheerleaders Football J.V. Football Intermural Basketball Varsity Track Intermural Track Hall Monitors MEEGAN, ROBERT AVIATION AVIATION Merit Roll Office Staff J.V. Football Monitors lntermural Basketball Merit Roll Switchboard Model Club MERGI, DONALD MIKOLAJEWSKI, RONALD AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Bowling Merit Roll g FMT? 5 I MILLER, SAMUEL MOORE, GEORGE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Band Band Monitors Weight Lifters Automobile Explorers Monitors Student Council Officers Civil Defense Honor Roll Chess Club Driver Education HOHOI R011 Merit R011 Merit Roll Hall Monitors Basketball Student Council MOSKALUK, STEVEN AUTOMOBILE Monitors Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Hall Monitors Intermural Basketball Cross Country Varsity Track Intcrmural Track NIXON, DANIEL AUTOMOBILE Merit Roll MORA LES, ANTONIO AVIATION Aviation Explorers Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Merit Roll Football lntermural Basketball Intermural Track Model Club NORTHINGTON, ALVIN AUTOMOBILE Driver Education Hall Monitors 36 OSBORNE, KENNETH OSIKA, PAUL PARKS, JOSEPH AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Honor Roll Band Driver Education Honor Roll Merit Roll Merit Roll Hall Monitors Student Council PENSKI, KENNETH AVIATION Craftman Staff Rifle Club Monitors PAWLOWSKI, DANIEL Fishing Club AUTOMOBILE Driver Education PARRY, CHARLES Intermural Basketball Football AUTOMOBILE Intermural Track J.V. Football Hall Monitors Switchboard Student Council 37 ...pmuqy 3 PHILIP, DAVID PUMA, FRANK AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Office Staff Monitors Class Officers Driver Education Switchboard Hall Monitors Student Council RESCHKE, WILLIAM RICHARDSON, FOREST AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Driver Education Hall Monitors AUTOMOBILE Driver Education Football Basketball Varsity Track RIVERA, ISIDRO ROBERSON, WILLIE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Weight Lifters Band Monitors Model U.N. Student Council Officers Monitors Junior Achievement Drum Corps. Honor R011 Basketball Merit Roll lntermural Basketball Intermural Track Intermural Basketball Hall Monitors Hall Monitors Student Council 38 ROOT, HAROLD ROSOLOWSKI, DENNIS AVIATION Bowling Club Rifle Club Monitors Class Officers Honor Roll Junior Achievement Merit R011 Driver Education F0Otball Merit Roll J.V. Football Baseball B21Seball lntermural Basketball B21Sk6'fb21ll Model Club Intermural Basketball Intermural Track X .tx Q: gif if, ROSS MICHAEL SHARRY TIMOTHY AVIATION AUTOMOBILE Aviation Explorers Honor Roll Monitors Driver Education Stage Crew Merit Roll Basketball Intermural Basketball Model Club SHEIIDY, .IAMLS SIKES, PERCY AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Office Staff Automobile Explorers Monitors Honor Roll Civil Defense Driver Education Baseball Intermural Basketball 'Hiram- Switchboard sl SILMON, CALVIN AUTOMOBILE Monitors Junior Achievement Driver Education Merit Roll Football J.V. Football Baseball Intermural Basketball Wrestling STAMATES, JOHN AVIATION Craftman Staff Monitors Baseball Intermural Basketball Hall Monitors SMITH, SAMUEL SMITH, SHANE AVIATION AVIATION Band Class Officers Monitors Honor Roll Civil Defense Merit Roll Student Council Officers Intermural Basketball Junior Achievement Football STEW J.V. Football Intermural Track Student Council ART, DAVID AVIATION Craftman Staff Editorial Staff Bulletin Editors Bulletin Staff Band Camera Club Office Staff ST, JOHN, PAUL AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Merit Roll Switchboard 5 ,ts ttt. it t,t. r,t.,,, , it fl 40 SZAJNA, MARVIN SZYMCZAK, JOHN AVIATION AVIATION Monitors Civil Defense Junior Achievement Intermural Basketball Student Council TARASEK, STANLEY AVIATION Craftman Staff Rifle Club Monitors Driver Education Fishing Club THOMAS, ALBERT Model Club AUTOMOBILE Sb:-an--0. 41 TAFELSKI, ANTHONY AUTOMOBILE Ford Technicians Office Staff Driver Education Merit Roll Switchboard THOMPSON, ROBERT AVIATION Craftman Staff Rifle Club Aviation Explorers Office Staff Monitors Chess Club Fishing Club Class Officers Student Council Officers Junior Achievement Driver Education Football J.V. Football Intermural Basketball Intermural Track Tennis Switchboard Student Council WALKER, RONALD TRONOLONE, MICHAEL WAARA, WILLIAM AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Monitors Monitors Intermural Track Driver Education Hall Monitors Merit Roll Hall Monitors Student COUHC11 WEDINGTON, WALLACE AUTOMOBILE AUTOMOBILE Bowling Club Civil Defense Cheerleaders Driver Education Switchboard NXXP' WIEHE, JAMES WILSON, ROBERT AUTOMOBILE AVIATION Civil Defense Monitors Merit Roll Class Offieers Intermural Basketball Honor R011 Intermural Track Driver Edueation Wrestling MCIII Roll Football J.V. Football Basketball Varsity Traek Student Councll 42 WOLF, ROBERT AVIATION Bowling Club Rifle Club Model U.N. Library Staff Avaition Explorers Chess Club Honor Roll Merit Roll Model Club WYLUBSKI, ARTHUR AVIAITON Weight Lifters Aviation Explorers Class Officers Merit Roll Basketball Intermural Basketball Wrestling Model Club Student Council WOZNIAK, LEON AUTOMOBILE Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll ZAK, THOMAS AVIATION Aviation Explorers Monitors Chess Club Merit Roll J.V. Football Intermural Basketball Varsity Track Intermural Track Wrestling Switchboard Model Club ZIEMBO, EMIL AVIATION Camera Club Chess Club Honor Roll Driver Education Merit Roll Wrestling Hall Monitors wif if ,W 4 ff ff f Q fn, gg X, fm We are just a bunch of show-offs Very attentive American History class X ,f 4 z ' 1 , 5 5 of English scholars at work Two All-High athletes loafing in class nt wx ,V -'U' 53 lun.- These two students are working that machine awful hard Its not that hard, just a little confusing 44 POST GRADUATES ROW l: B. Smith, W. Cleveland, J. Williams. ROW 2: J. Lydon, W. Fuller, E. Klussmann, D. Gannon. ROW 3: P. Stoutenburg, M. Obstarczyk. ROW 4: L. Tirone, D. Schiske, G. Bialy, R. Byer, C. Amato. ROW 5: M. Reed, E. Kaye, R. Parker, B. Gorney. ROW 6: R. Christofaro, D. Bass. ROW 7: J. Prestach. Again this year the Post Graduate Class of 68-69 was composed of a large number of boys. The Post Graduate Class is composed of 5th year aviation students who have taken advantage of Burgard's facilities and have decided to get their Airframe and Power Mechanic' License. The Aviation Department this year in connection with its Post Grad- uate program is celebrating its 25th Anniversary as a certified school under the Federal Aviation Agency. Burgard would like to congratulate the Aviation Department and its Post Graduates and wish them both more success in the Future. 45 BOTTOM: J. Juczkiewicz-Secretary, M. Sullivan-Vice-President TOP: G. Gabel-Treasurer, C. White!President. Do you remember when you were a freshmen? It doesn't seem like three years ago does it. During those three years the Juniors of 68-69 should have many things to remember for a long time to come. In our Freshmen year we were considered the babies of the school. Everything was so exciting and new to us, the assemblies, bowling club, weight lifting, wrestling, stage crew, band and judo, and other things we had never seen before. We made many new friends and were introduced to new subjects. ln our Sophomore year, we felt more important in school because we were in our second year. We were presented with lots of new teachers. We became more interested in sports and many members of our Sophomore class participated in them. Finally, our Junior year is here. Just to think we are the second highest in class made it exciting. A large portion of the athletes were Juniors. Other members of the Junior class participated in other various activities offered by the school, some even in academic areas. S0 you see we Juniors have had a good and successful three years at Burgard, and hope that our last year will be as promising. 47 GROUP 301 M ., f X, Ni' . - - - : X : - f N ROW 1: J. Wofford, H. Thornwcll. ROW 2: M. Swinarski, D. Wat- SOH. ROW 1: M. McCutrhem, T. Sweat. ROW 2: A. Yourse, J. McLaurin. ROW 3: R. Johnson. GROUP 302 ROW 1: R. Mazur, G. Baumer, K. Oun. ROW Kropczynski, J. Frazon, F. Sikora, D. Powell. 2: A. Brown, R. ....,...,,f,,,,fMf f w A ROW l: B. Von Hasseln, D. Marcinkowski, J. Border. ROW 2: R. Young, M. Burns, F. Salamone, P. Galbo, L. Stirling. GROUP 303 ROW 1: C. Roowski. ROW 2: W. Roberts, P. Lloyd, D. Clapa. ROW 3: V. Royster, W, Pierce, D. Schroeder. ROW 1: W. Penwacchio, ROW 2: L. Christian, B. Hernandez, S. McCarthy. ROW 3: J. Woods, D. Murawski. ROW 4: F. Hennings, G. Plummer. GROUP 304 f.. J . Ni is A Fi' .. N .W ROW 1: J. Ruisi, V. Ricigliano, B. Williams, G. Conley. ROW 2: G. Gabel, D. DeTamble. ROW 3: R. Endres, G. Hughson, C. Gerretsen. ROW 1: S. Guido. ROW 2: R. Johnston, C. Zebrowski, T. Watkins. ROW 3: G. Chilson, C. Burns, R. Williams, J. Kochan, A. Jennings. ROW 1: R. Luchey, ROW 2: M. DeCecco, C. Sayles, M. Martz. ROW 3: C. Wiley, P. Michalak, L. Kennedy. GROUP 305 ROW l: S. Armstrong, L. Geercken, J. Schuler. ROW 2: J. Harris, S. Lomas, C. Jones. GROUP 306 ROW 1: M. Bunting. ROW 2: R. Grabowski, W. Powers, D. Zalikow- ski, R. Wever, W. Shannon. ROW 1: E. Cummings, M. Sullivan, D. Maracle. ROW 2: L. Mar chinda M. Pawlowski. ROW 3: E. Manhart, S. Krysa, J. Kross, F Shaw. GROUP 307 ROW 1: J. Shadwick, W. Miskey, J. Kilian, H. Powell. ROW 2: C. White, D. Halaj, C. Verso, E. Zielinski. ROW 1: L. Stegmeier, K. Harold, D. Duffin. ROW 2: T. Wagner, G. Kleparek. ROW 3: L. Cardona, H. Domagala. ROW 1: J. Zydlewski, L. Szymanski, P. Casper. ROW 2: W. Martin, F. Howell, E. Bell. GROUP 331 ROW 1: G. Dooman, L. Widelko, R. Nowicki, B. Drajem, T. Laka- tos, C. Deuble EX ROW 1: M. Woch, J. Pattison. ROW 2: J. Probstski, R. Cacciotti, J. Weller. ROW 3: D. Owens, N. Urbaniak, W. Shelton, D. Goston, R. Maracle. GROUP 3 3 3 ROW 1: R. Mertz. ROW 2: P, Brundige, B. Seltz. ROW 3: M. Ander- son, L. Anderson, T. Nizialek. ROW 4: F. Merriweather. GROUP 332 ROW 1: W. Spink. ROW 2: D. Umlauf, E. Matter, A. Munoz. ROW 3: W. Rummings, M. Parzynski, R. Pinkowski, D. Giza. ROW 1: R. Saunders, M. Crawford, H. Wiggins lander, J. Juszkiewicz, V. Kerr, R. Heard. . ROW 2: L. Cumber GROUP 334 ROW 1: P. Edwards, G. Sercu. ROW 2: F, Ricchiazzi, E. Davies. ROW 3: A. Sims, C. Graham. ,, g ,W E. ROW 1: S. Sanfilippo, R. Irish, G. Brown. ROW 2: L. Manuel, G. Mann, J. Mapp. GROUP 360 53 ROW 1: R. Ruch. ROW 2: J. Bunk, R. Eich, H. Inman, D. Murphy. Two Juniors preparing to destroy the World. Dan Ciapa and Phil Lloyd studying for a test. WCW gn I , 4 Itis really hard trying to think, isn't it? lY mmWWWW A wwmmwm ' 'Win-.,-.-than The line up. H5 iwtsia gg M Ilm different, I don't have to do any work. 5- ,A Nothing is really happening. -mir This is one test I'm sure to pass, Weill fix it so it will never run again. I'm the only one doing something constructive. AW! give up, it isnat Worth it. He must be crazy, he's trying to pass. We would rather have our picture taken than pay attention 55 vi' Front Row: Wilson Curry-Secretary, Larry Hayes-Sgt. at Arms. Back Row: Kessler BassfPresident, Preston D'Amico-Vice-President, Randal Litke4Treasurer. The two years that we have spent here at Burgard have been both an experience and an inspiration to us. In our second year we are no longer the lowest group but now have moved up to take our place at Burgard. In the coming years we are looking forward to broaden our minds as well as having better contact with our friends and faculty at Burgard. We have developed both mentally and physically this year, and looking forward to our Junior year. 57 ROW 1: L. Morgan, R. Kast. ROW 2: R. Kincannon, D. Flynn. ROW 3: D. Dubose, J. Angrisano. GROUP 202 ROW 1: G. Hoffman, W. Keaton, C. Carlson. ROW 2: J. Walker, J. Gates, A. Walton, J. Weant, K. Buryan. ROW 3: D. Smukall. GROUP 201 ROW 1: W. Jamison. ROW 2: L. Gilbert, D. Johnson, A. Jamieson. Swain. ROW 3: C If ROW 1: F. James, T. Weaver, S. Rodriguez, R. Bucci. ROW 2: D Keys, P. Pamron, R. Busch, W. Wallace. GROUP 203 YS!!! SE 3 5 ..... . . , v X Yk , . Eg ROW 1: E. Degenhart, K. Mingo, J. Bartkowiak, L. Lewis. ROW 2: B. Glass, J. Chrzanowsld, C. Barr. ROW 3: K. Wollage. mwhgwml 1 . mswaw Q 1 gs.a.........,. mm..-M. ..... - :e: ...L i4QE53 !... 1 5 :: Q?!'.i1't2..T1, . M were . ROW 1: G. Pasinski. ROW 2: G. Saxon, K. Vanevery, H. Randle J. Scott. ROW 3: L. Lee, S. Tyler, W. Parks. ROW 1: J. Rodriguez, M. Wiggins, D. Bader, P. D'Amico, W. Ham E. Kaack. ROW 2: R. Sadler, M. Grant, N. Tisdale, R. Leising. GROUP 204 ROW 1: J. Flower, J. Webb. ROW 2: R. Myers, C. Tripp, C. Schaber. ROW 3: A. Williams, G. Capage, M. Willard. ROW 1: Z. Majgrum, K. Dyer. ROW 2: R. Wells, L. Mackey. GROUP 206 ROW 1: P. Fish, L. Ford. ROW 2: P. Stebbins, W. Curry, C. Evans, H. Hicks, J. Wheeler. ROW 3: R. Mcllreath, D. Nizurski, F. Marsh, J. Witek. GROUP 205 i 1 I ROW 1: C. Clark, H. Dow, V. Lewis. ROW 2: R. Gorski, M. Marks J. Malecki. ROW 3: R. Tyree, L. Andrew. ROW 1: G. Green. ROW 2: P. Stebbins, W. Curry, C. Evans, H Hicks, J. Wheeler. ROW 3: R. Mcllreath, D. Nizurski, F. Marsh J. Witek. GROUP 207 ROW 1: L. Martinez, M. Garvey, H. Rodriguez. ROW 2: K. Bass, J. Sommerville, A. Hating. ROW 3: W. Vaughan, H. Mullen. rn ROW 1: J. Chapman, J. Sanak. ROW 2: B. Short, R. Ferguson, F. Derush. ROW 3: K. McCormick, D. Stewart, J. Lukasik. ROW 1: K. Parker, J. Neri. ROW 2: F. Bellina, K. Gau, J. Coplin ROW 3: R. Macks. ROW 4: L. Lemon, M. Bosa. GROUP 208 ROW 1: E. Lugo, R. Paternostro, R. Tydus. ROW 3: E. Pishorz, P Anthony, C. Rufus. ROW 4: J. Maziarski, J. DeRossi. ROW 1: M. Mlson, D. Maher. ROW 2: C. Smith D. Golgeden. ROW 3: H. Clfaude, M. McCrayer. GROUP 209 ROW 1: C. Herbert, B. Tyrone, D. Lawffer. ROW 2: H. Schwab, R Allen, F. Nappo. GROUP 210 ROW 1: R. Green. ROW 2: J. Magle, B. Vollor, K. Mann. ROW 3: L. Milton, J. Caldwell, R. Durick. 1 ROW 1: M. Thompson, P. McNamara, D. Kozolowski, F. Perkins, J. Lionel. ROW 2: P. Crosby, B. Roy. GROUP 231 ROW 1: D. Seaghan, A. Taylor. ROW 2: J. Schwerdfager, R. Smith. ROW 3: C. Chaney, C. Klcindinst. ROW 1: R. Sombrio, G. McCurdy, J. Boland. ROW 2: G. Stamates V. Vann. ROW 3: J. Crimes. ROW 1: C. Kaczor, J. LaBruna, G. Alabisi. ROW 22 D. Hawthorn, R. Smith. GROUP 232 ROW 1: D. McGuire, A. Butler, C. Aris, D. Hopkins. ROW 2: R. Warner, C. Davidenskj. ROW 1: R. Adamski, W. Scheurle. ROW 2: J. Drzazga, R. Miller, G. Mudrenko. ROW 3: M. Weisbeck, M. Dell, W. Washington. GROUP 234 i--. ROW 1: J. Lortz, D. Carswell, H. Marable, A. Richardson. ROW 2: A. Davidson, V. Franco, J. Fleming, L. Hayes. ROW 3: J. Smith, E. Jones. GROUP 233 ROW 1: J. Mosier, J. McDonell, D. Fromaniak, E. Hess, J. Paner. ROW 2: R. Litke, J. Dopler, D. Sysak, D. Colarussa. ESR ROW 1: R. Delbert, R. Garbre, E. Lubstorf, S. Turowski, J. Glady- sek, D. Kearmyer, R. Bolden, D. Malczewski, R. Evaniak, R. Pre- natt. GROUP 235 ROW 1: G. Howard, G. Pawlowski, B. Proko. ROW 2: E. Zurek, R. Gonzalez, K. Janiszewski. ROW 3: R. Kleinmann, L. Zmora. GROUP 236 ROW 1: L. Parmer, R. James, R. McMullen, G. DuBois. ROW 2: J. Kigania, J. Majewski, L. Zotara, C. Dunbar, J. Berry. ROW 3: R. Cacciotti, G. Tyler, V. Morris, S. Marie. ROW 1: M. Dale, J. Graham, N. Dolyk. ROW 2: W. Downs, M. Krause. ROW 3: H. Urbanczyk, A. Greene. GROUP 261 ROW 1: G. Croskery, A. McDuffie, J. Horton, H. Jones, R. Scott. v Q , Itls only a study period. Ha! Ha! It Wolff Work. Geel Canlt hold it any longer- l-le's faking, he's not really studying. Even thc teacher wants to bein the picture. You got to be putting me on. 66 I 'e 7 5 Af , V,VV W , ' ' V f M Hey what are YOU doing Undef there. That's what happens when you stay out late. ,, wl.ow W Take my WOIC1 for if, I'm always right. The others believe me why don't you. w Ah? Vefl' interesting. The know it all in the class. 67 Front Row: Ronald Bryant-President, Martin Hill-President, Carson Edwards-Treasurer, Ellis Riley-Sgt. at Arms, David Noody- Secretary. We like the Freshmen before us faced the same problems, strange surroundings, strange rules, and strange courses. However as in the past we have come to accept Burgard as our home. With the able hand of our faculty and Mr. Crotty we hope to make progress not only this year but through all four years at Burgard. We the Freshmen class hope that we have contributed in some way to the tradition of Burgard. We wish to all the Students of Burgard success in the future. 69 ROW l: M. Kirkland, B. Long, E. Planters, R. Dobiesz. ROW 2: H. Bates, C. Smith, M. Wtiul. ROW 3: O. Florence, M. Guagenti, M. Dawson. ROW 4: D. McLean, B. Schallmo, A. Acevedo. ROW 5: M. Braven, R. Hyghson, B. Gayle, S. Wheeler. GROUPI GROUP3 ROW l: T. Dolan, W. Manuszewski, J. Lucas, K. Schreckengost. ROW 2: D. Jones, D. Allen, R. Smith, J. Whitman, M. Potter, T. Varnich, K. Brown. ROW 3: J. Rolling, J. Kosmowski, A. Freeland, R. Conrad, M. Husson, M. Mederski, R. Hasley, F. Harris. GROUP2 ROW 1: C. Love, L. Robinson, R. Manzella. ROW 22 C. Ahr, G. Woods, J. Szymanski, L. Huling, R. Pollanz, C. Schlueter, L. Guiher. ORW 3: R. Cogley, E. Noles, C. Frazier, C. Bres, J. Smith, H. Rushing, J. Doherty. GROUP4 ROW 1: D. French, E. Rinniey. ROW 2: P. Luciani, J. Sciandra, M. Michalski, T. Snyder. ROW 3: D. Donovan, D. Kilanowski, T. An- derson. ROW 4: T. Isner, R. Bryant, W. Coplin, M. Walker, D. Oliver. ROW 5: M. Marchewka, D. Hassler, H. Thomas. GROUPS ROW 1: M. Ralph, J. Stacey, M. Ashley. ROW 2: J. Mikolojek, G. Martin, D. Tornabene, J. Krawiec, J. Edward, D. Gaczewski, V. Cordovano, H. Haroon, L. Goforth, G. Jackson. GROUP7 ROW 1: E. DuBois, K. Jackson, W. Ray. ROW 2: C. Czaplicki, D. Stabler, R. Mack. ROW 3: R. Miller, G. Kreiger, R. Torres, J. Carey. GROUP6 ROW 1: H. Ward, K. Schwarzott, R. Williams, R. Casillas, F. Daniels. ROW 2: C. Edwards, R. Kreuzer, J. Trotter, R. Seegar, J. Pepper. GROUP8 5 ROW 1: M. Redden, G. Moore, G. Salter. ROW 2: M. Galuszka, J. McCooey, W. Lowis, A. White, V. Celano. ROW 3: W. Wordiaw, L. Sikorski, D. Allen, R. Walczewski, J. Benedyk, K. Krieger, G. Kaz- mierczak, J. Jeffers, M. Hill. -s ROW 1: S. Dezel, M. Hollie, J. Slinkosky, J. Farrell. ROW 2: P. Grudzien, T. Derljnski, B. Kenner, M. Diabo. ROW 3: D. Baughn, P. Ceravolo, E. Riley. ROW 4: R. Wilson, S. Saunders. GROUP9 GROUPII ROW 1: R. Knight, A. Ali, T. Collins. ROW 2: R. Jablonski, T. McKee, R. Reasinger, D. Hughes. ROW 3: D. Heidt, T. Couella, D. Noody, R. Chase, C. Glinski. GROUPIO ROW 1: K. Glayin, P. Dickout, K. Schaefer, K. Johnson, R. Rob erts. ROW 2: L. Winfield, J. Lavey, G. Pierce, B. Bolden, R. West, R Taylor, M. Gasiorowski, J. Horn, G. Guadagno. GROUPIZ ROW 1: R. Knoop, E. Gorney, M. O'Brien. ROW 2: G. Scotland, C. Lucca, T. Dolye. ROW 3: B. Mauc, A. Moore, J. Cook, J. Reitz, J Hunka. ROW 4: F. Pllouicz, A. Kane. GROUP 13 ROW 1: J. Pratt, T. McBrien, O. Parker. ROW 2: J. Brylski, F. ROW 1: K. Eaton, R. Bryant, P. Moline, J. Genouese, D. LeRoy. ROW 2: R. Peckey, D. Disarno, V. Coia, J. Bass, A. Martin, M. McGuire. ROW 3: G. Schlueter, P. Needham, R. Cornell, D. Husarek, J. Gustas, L. Price. Homola, A. Robinson, L. Kost, J. Shurmatz, G. Munoz. ROW 3: J. GROUP 14 Kedge, K. Hurley, R. Dengos, I. Mitchell, D. Gorzynski, J. Cooper. ROW 4: D. Magera. GROUP 16 ROW 1: W. Simmons, J. Turner, J. Triplet, C. Stachowski, S. Szewczyk, K. Turner, R. Stewart. ROW 2: S. Swatson, J. Szcudlik, J. Terenin, C. Sylvia, G. Surowaj, J. Williams, E. Zieloiyga. GROUP 161 ROW 1: D. Tyson. ROW 2: R. Blund, E. Russell, R. Williams. ROW 3: C. Lloyd, R. Hodge, J. Dale, N. Ronald. ROW 4: A. Knight, R. Boundy. l S sq Hard at work. D0n't steal the spark plugs. ,Q Fix that one too! You can't sleep in there. IX ,JAX Q ,5XX .,wx , :,l3,.,H'h u . ww- ' 'f x h W E Let's get out of here. The metal not your hand 74 54 l'm surel did it right. L SSSVA . , ff' fi It Who's got the sander? , Q ow: This desk has very interesting features. This is one that will never work again. .. N. 'R I think this is the way you turn it. I can't get it together. Here at Burgard we try to offer to our students not only an aca- demic and vocational education but also a social one. Burgard offers to the students a variety of activities both during school hours and after school hours. The student who becomes involved in these activities is better off for the time and effort that he has placed in the activity of his choice. Most students who do become involved in an activity de- velop a deeper appreciation for what the school is trying to do for him. The activities that the school offers range from individual activities such as Chess to group efforts such as Band. The student who becomes involved makes Burgard what it is, the student who does not become involved, who looks at Burgard as a place to stay from 8:30 to 3:00 has not taken advantage of Burgard, its Faculty or its Facilities. To the student we invite you to join our activities and become a part of your school. 77 Ki ROW 1 Ed Manhart, Howard Powell, Ervin Cummings, Robert Marbry, Douglas Goston John Juszkiewicz. ROW 2: Frank Jablonski, David Stewart, David Jacobs, Robert Thompson, Walter Shannon. CRAFTSMAN STAFF This year as in the past the Craftsman Staff hopes that it has produced one of the best yearbooks that Burgard has had. The entire Craftsman Staff has worked very hard this year and much experience was gained which will help us in future Craftsman editions. The people who have worked on this years book deserve the appreciation of the entire school. Ervin Cummings who is this years editor has done an excellent job in both the development of the book and the actual work behind it. Ervin Cummings was supported by a very loyal staff without whose help the yearbook would not have been published. Robert Marbry whose typing ability has helped considerably, David Jacobs who wrote the sports section and will be a big loss to the yearbook next year since he is a senior. Howard Powell has helped during the picture taking and Douglas Goston has made sure that the yearbook was a financial success. These of course are only part of the staff and the other boys deserve as much recognition, Walter Shannon, John Juskiewiacz, David Stewart, Ed Manhart, Anthony Williams, Ken Brown, Ronald Maracle, and Robert Thompson, John Stamates, Richard Lasota. The Yearbook Staff also had a group of faculty members whose time and efforts were indispensible. Mr. O,Toole did an outstanding job on photography, Mr. Cosgrove substi- tuting for the ill Mr. Sherman did an excellent job on the patrons. Special recognition should be given to Mr. Mathein who has given unofficial assistance to the yearbook and helped us stay out of trouble. Also, a special thanks to Mr. Visone who has come to our assistance with art Work. The one drawback that this yearis yearbook had to face was the inexperience of most of the staff. The staff would like to thank the faculty and students for their constructive criticism and we hope that we have included everyone. 78 Middle: Ervin Cummings-Editor. Back Row: Robert Marbry-Typist, Douglas GostonvPatron Editor, David Jacobs-Sports Editor, Howard Powell-Photo Edit- or. We fr i it we 2 xv V Vk I 3 get V, ,LLG , , V',L Z3 W li -f a Ervin Cummings giving Robert Marbry instructions. 'WW we S ' MW? ' 'S 0 ES sig HN we r Three Craftmans Members examining a photograph. ROW l: G. Mudrenko, M. Dell. ROW 2: E. Hess, B. Maue. ROW 3: D. Swain, R. Litke. The Bulletin Staff at work, BULLETIN STAFF The Burgard Bulletin Staff came to life again this year under the fine leadership of Mr. Visone. The Bulletin Staff has done a remarkable job this year in getting information and finally presenting it to the student body. The Bulletin provides school information, humorous sidelines, and general informa- tion concerning todays events. The Burgard Bulletin won a Blue Ribbon at the Western New York lnterscholastic Press Association Conference and was honored for having the best front page of any school newspaper. Our hats are off to the Bulletin Staff. BOWLI G CLUB The Bowling Club of Burgard, under the direction of Mr. Ductor is an organization whose purpose is to bring boys together after school and have them compete against students from other schools in the city. The club has turned out many good bowlers and has developed team spirit in it's members. The club welcomes all students tojoin. ROW 1: R. Prcnatt, Z. Mangron, G. Alabisi, D. Hughes, C. Czamara. ROW 2: R. Wolf, J. Albrecht, R. Thompson, D. Sysak, P. Lauricella, F. Puma. R Kirtland, A. Romanowski, A. Tafelski, J, Gawron, B. Dickman, K. Osborne. FORD TECHNICIANS The Ford Technicians are a group of 6 boys who specialize in the repairing of Ford Products under the watchful eye of Mr. Nola. The experience that is gained from membership in this organization is valuable not only for working of Fords but in the automobile industry as a whole. A certificate is given to these boys and may be used as a reference in securing ajob in the future. ROW l: W. Martin, S. Armstrong, D. Dubose, T. Snyder, R. Luchey, R. Kincannon, H. Marable, A. Jamieson, E. Howard, A.C.Grable. ROW 2: Pratt, C. White, F. Howell, J. Lee, M. Jordan, D. Hopkins, K. Brown, S. Daniels, N. Melendez, B. Williams, D. Giza. ROW 3: A. Sims, L. Gilbert, C. Lombardo, E. Armstead. I UW V, HN' ily Burgard's world renowned Band entertaining during an assembly. ,J BAD The Burgard Band under the fine direc- tion of Mr. Bash has played for all the assem- blies this year and has been featured in each special assembly. The Band practices during school and before school in the morning, they have helped to promote the spirit of the assembly programs and have contributed greatly to the overall spirit of the school. An appreciative thanks, to the Band. D Mr. Bash directing the school band. ROW 1: R. Rush, J. Livingston, E. Manhart, L. Marchinda, H. Hicks. ROW 2: A. Sims, W. Shonnon, D. Zalikowski, D. Powell, P. Sweat, R. Luehey, M, Frederick. jAzz BA D In December of 1968 a new activity the Jazz Band came into existence, it is part of the Student Council. The new band under the Guidance of Mr. Menz plays at hospitals, socials, schools as well as entertaining the boys at Burgard. We wish the new organiza- tion success in the future. GLEE CLUB The activity known as the Glee Club was brought back to life this year. The club started out as a select few but has grown considerably this year. All the boys in the club this year will return next year and with more new members will be one of the most entertaining groups that Burgard has developed. ROW 1: J. Shadwick. B. Smith. A. Walton. ROW 2: A.C.Grable, J. Lee, K. Bryant, A. Northington. ROW 3: B. Williams, A. Sims, H. Hicks, W. Roberson, C. White. 83 VOCATIO AL I DU TRIAL CLUB OF AMERICA ROW 1: R. Smith, J. Juszkiewicz, R. Nowicki, T. Nizialek. ROW 2: G. Dooman, R. Maracle, E. Manhart, M. Parzynski, D. Goston. ROW 3: J. Macalpine, R. Litke, W. Fuller, D. Bass, C. David, D. Gannon. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national organiza- tion of which Burgard is a member. The purpose of V.I.C.A. is to make their school a little better place to learn and work in. They do this by decorating the school, running the stage, setting up displays, and organ- izing tours to industries in the area. Burgard is represented on both the national and state level by William Fuller. Burgard won for the second year in a row, lst Prize in Shop Safety. V.I.C.A. has conducted several trips this year including the Nation's Capitol. Burgard's William Fuller with executives concerned with V.I.C.A. William Fuller in Washington with the President gf the Natignal Association of Manufacturers. 84 RIFLE CLUB The Burgard Riflemen have expanded in numbers, the last few years, to the point where two groups had to be formed. The Junior Group, under the direction of Mr. O,Toole and a Senior Group, under the direction of Mr. Knier meet weekly after school. The students were taught the safe and proper use of rifles in a sportsmenlike atmosphere. For those members interested, the club provided New York State approved instruction courses which enabled them to obtain a hunting license. f. - 'nu-nn--.1-. ' . x 4:R!:::::::::::: :::::::::: zxzzitg...-1....r-Huw.-fnrun-..--.1-.nu nn--nu nun .1 WU ,W .1n.1.-...nrm.e..-f...-..-.-Munn nun-un--nfn ROW 1: S. Marie, R. Wolf. ROW 2: M. Dell, D. Swain, M. Schley, R. Sombrio, J. Doherty, J. Juszkiewicz, V. Franco, R. Busch. ROW 3: D. Gorzynski, J. Hunka, R. Bochynski, R. Cacciotto, S. Tarasek, B. Gor- ski, D. Colarusso, N. Urbaniak, J. Clarence, J. Burden, H. Powell, E. Ziembo, D. Murawski. FISHI G CL B Under the direction of The Fishing Teacherj' better known as Mr. Knier, a group of outdoor-minded students meet weekly to discuss the finer points of fishing. Fish stories are held to a minimum while the boys are busily involved in practice fly casting, setting up aquariums and making lures. The group spent a weekend camping and fishing along many of Western New York's best trout streams. In the spring the club sponsored an assembly program to pro- mote good conservation. ROW l: T. Weaver. ROW 2: G. Howard, C. Forbach, G. Pasinski, T. Berdych, J. Doherty. ROW 3: S. Tarasek, R. Kleinmann, C. Clidge, D. Niziurski. 85 -NN, za.. :Sf C. Krantz, M. Hidalgo, C. Stachowski. CIVIL DEFENSE The Civil Defense is an organization seen under the direction of Mr. Visone. The purpose of the club is to learn skills which will enable them to be of help in case of an emergency in the area. The knowledge and skills that these boys learn will be valuable for the rest of their lives. MODEL The purpose ofthe Model U.N. is to help youth understand world problems and how they are dealt with through parliamentary action. Burgard's Model U.N. Club this year will be representing the Ivory Coast at the General Assembly Meeting to be held at State University College at Buffalo on April 19. ROW 1: P. Brundige, T. Snyder, M. Schley, R. Cacciotti, J. Drzazga. ROW 2: C. Clark, G, More, W. Robertson, R. Johnson, R, Thompson, D. Swain, C. Sayles. ROW 3: N. Urbaniak, G. Mudrcnko, D. Cdarusso, J. Milton, S. Marie, E. Bell ROW 4: W. Martin, S. Hernandez, M. Wiggins, T. Weaver, D. Sysak, D. Umlauf, E. Matter. ROW 1: R. Wolf, T. Berdych, R. Bochynski. ROW 2: J. Pattison, J. Dudziak, Z. Allbritski, T. Anderson. ROW 3: N. Urbaniah. STAFF LIBRARY The Library Staff under the direction of Mr. Flynn, help run the library by checking books in and out, stacking books and gener- ally keeping the library a orderly and quiet place to work. CHESS CLUB The Burgard Chessmen,' eagerly meet weekly under the direction of Mr. Knier. This years record in the Inter-High, Queen City Chess Club did not reflect the true abilities of the team. Games played were done so under the highest Sportsman-like conditions along with an extremely strong competitive spirit. The club competed with schools from the entire Buffalo area includ- ingg St. Joe, Ryan, Canisius, Fallon, River- side, Turner, Bennett, and Seneca. Each member deserves much credit for the ambi- tious program undertaken. R. Mingarella, W. Manuszewski, D. Husarek. 87 TH PERIOD MO ITOR ROW 1: R. Williams, D. Jacobs, R. Wilson, Cummings, R. Marbry, D. Owens, W. Shannon. ROW 2: A. Sims, H. Hicks, S. Miller, W. White, C. Davis, J. Smith, G. Sercu, J. Weller. ROW 3: K. Oun, W. Wallace, F. Sikora, W. Schisler, C. Forback. G. Mann, G. Brown, M. Mapp, P. Mazur. ROW 4: R. Zupkov, B. Dickman, R. Kirtland, F. Ando, D. Evans, M. Branka, I. Rivera, L. Kaufman, J. Gawron, K. Burgan, R. Rush. ROW 5: J. Ruisi, D. DeTamble, F. Salamone, R. Endres, D. Powell, D. Sliwinski, W. Fields, L. Mellerson. 6TH PERIOD MO ITOR ROW l: D. Philp, M. Graham, C. Silmon, A. Crenshaw. ROW 2: R. Johnson, H. Mullen, M. Jordan, J. Lee, J. Evans, W. Martin, B. Braciak, A. Northington, W. Robertson. ROW 3: C. Lloyd, R. Litke, S. Smith, M. Swinatski, A. Morales, E. Bell, A.C.Grable, G. Moore, B. Berry. ROW 4: C. White, L. Gilbert, R. Kincannon, D. Dubose, M. Schley, J. Doherty, M. Krause, J. Albright, J. Foster. ROW 5: C. Krantz, R. Thompson, L. Cumberlamder, J. Coplin, S. Smith, L. Geercken, N. Melendez, L. Stegmeier, W. Pennacchio. 88 HALL MO ITOR ROW 1: K. Krieger, L. Sikorski, H. Powell, C. Sayles, K. Bryant, C. White, J. Wofford, I. Rivera, K. Oun, G. Baumer, W. Ray. ROW 2: R. Sales, E. Manhart, A. Tafelski, J. Gawron, L. Stegmeier, S. Niller, M. Graham, J. Shadwick, R. Hasley, M. Jakubowicz. ROW 3: H. Hicks, H. Dow, K. McCormick, P, Brundige, G. Merkt, J. Marable, W. Fields, W. Roberson, B. Berry, J. Foster, A. Northington. ROW 4: C. Silmon, G. Moore, T. Watkins, M. Swinarski, W. Wallace, M. Jordan, E. Mack, R. Gay, R. Johnson, J. Harris. ROW 5: W. Anthony, D. Dcarmyer, R. Saunders, B. Dickman, K. Osborne, F. Salamone, D. Slininski, F. Puma, W. Reschke, K. Buryan. ROW 6: D. Keys, E. Mclsaac, T. Nizialik, P. Crosby, M. Tronolone, S. Moskaluk, B. Gorski, ROW 7: M. Gilday, D. Halaj, D. Niziurski, D. Nelson, F, Derush, R. Durick, J. Wheeler, R. Vollor, M. Lamb, ROW 8: M. Gasiorowski, L. Barnes, J. Kochan, R. Endres, V. Ricigliano, R. Luchey, A. Sims, K. Brown, C. Wiley. ROW 9: E. Zielinski, H. Domagala, J. Baumler, T. Ciotolj, E. Ziembo, R. Bochynski, F. Richardson, D. Mecca. MMM Nflwwwwwwwww iw... ,... - ,,..,....,... THAIKSGIVIIG T0 ALL SIG COMMITTEE The Sign Committee is a small group of boys under the direction of Mr. Visone whose job is to take care of the outdoor sign which keeps Burgard in contact with the public. The Sign Committee provides school information to the public and also provides current thoughts on issures of the day. J. Juskiewicz, F. Howell, R. Maracle. 89 I l The Burgard Cheerleaders is made up of 2 groups, the first group are students of Bur- gard whose main purpose is to help develop in the student body a sense of school spirit. The boys perform on stage during the Ath- letic Assemblies and are on the field when- ever Burgard is competing. Mr. Harrigan is responsible for organizing these high spirited students at Burgard. ROW 1: L. Lee, K. Dyer, M. Potter. ROW 2: K. Parker, K. Mingo, K. Brown. CHEERLEADER The second group of Burgard Cheerleaders are girls from nearby Kensington High School. These volun- teers have come to Burgard to add to the spirit of the school and have given the student body as a whole an extra boost in the field of athletics. We wish to extend a warm Thank You for their help. ROW 1: L. Preston, S. Thurston f Captain, S. Smyntek, L. Thomas - Co-captain, D. Martin. ROW 2: T. Williams, O. Stepps, E. Nelson, B. Ciminelli, P. Ferrentino. 90 Left to Right: S. Miller, J. Kilian, J. Alexander, M. Swinarski, C. Whites. MODEL CLUB The Model Club is an organization made up of Aviation Students who practice and develop their skills in the model field. Under the leadership of Mr. Buckwald these students display their talents in the showcase on the fourth floor. A Warm thanks goes out to these boys who have brightened up the fourth floor. AUTO EXPLORER The Auto Explorers is a group of Automobile students who have organ- ized themselves under the leadership of Mr. Sanetick to take advantage of the automobile industry and visit some of these plants to get a first hand view of the materials that they hope to make their living from. ROW 1: S. Marie, E. Matter. ROW 2: R. Thompson, R. Prcnatt, T. Berdych, M. Jordan. ROW 3: J. Lortz, D. Sysak, B. Drujem, J. Zmora, D. Umlauf, M. Krause, A. Munoz. ROW 1: R. Johnson, L. Gilbert, B. Williams, J. Shadwick, M. Hollie, W. White, R. Marbry. ROW 2: B. Gorski, J. Foster, J. Coplin, K. Oun, A. Sims, C. White, J Rodriguez, P. Sweat, D. Zalikowski, S. Miller, M. Graham, Middle: T. Dolan. ROW 3: H. Dow, R. Sales, R. James, l. Rivera, Endres, R. Kirtland, M. Branka R. Durick, G. Dooman, A. Walton. ROW 4: P. Brundige, A. Williams, H. Powell L. Stegmeier, D. Goston, K. Bryant, E. Manhart, F. Puma, D. Lizauckas, H. Hicks R. Litke. I TERHIGH TUDE T COUNCIL The Interhigh Student Council is a city wide organization of representatives from every school in the city. The purpose of this council is to discuss problems and develop solutions to problems that effect every school in the city. This year Burgard was the host for several of the Interhigh Student Council meetings. Bur- gard was well represented at these meetings by Howard Powell and Richard Kirkland, whom we wish to thank for their fine efforts. STUDE T COUNCIL The Student Council is an elected organiza- tion of Burgard who represent the entire school by groups. Each homeroom elects a represent- ative to the Student Council, the Student Council in turn works with the administration in both planning and carrying out of special school functions. The Student Council under the leadership of Mr. Menz acts as the middle- man between the Faculty and Student Body. The Student Council is to be congratulated for its fine efforts in making this school year a successful one. Howard Powell, Richard Kirtland. 92 ROW 1: R. Kirtland, I. Rivera, H. Powell, S. Miller. ROW 2: R. Endres, M Graham, E. Manhart, M. Branka, K. Bryant. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is an organization whose job is to work behind the scenes during assembly programs. Without the fine efforts of these three boys our assembly programs would not have been successful. Thanks for your efforts. IN TERACIAL COMMITTEE The lnteracial Committee is a newly formed organization whose purpose is to discuss and solve problems that deal with both the white and the black students at Burgard. The commit- tee tries to bring problems to the surface and tries to openly discuss them with the entire student body. Two members of the Committee Mike Branka and Ken Bryant went before the Board of Education this year and explained to them what Burgard has done in the way of Racial Relations. Our deep thanks go out to these boys for the work they have done. ROW 1: M, Parzynski, R. Maracle, D. Goston. iwwa. .... MMM: ,,...-.pw rv' ,. .M ,...,...,... ,... M., ' ' WWWL KLKQ, M . ..... ROW 1: Mrs. Racine - Mgr., Mrs. Samario, Mrs. Finbar, Mrs. Weid- mann, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Silner. ROW 2: Mrs. Neitzel, Mrs. Sten- clik, Mrs. Siller. ROW 3: Mrs. Bojarski. CAF ETERIA Preparing one of Burgard's appetizing lunches. 94 .. 1. .,...,, R.. ,:..N .g ::w :.. ..sQ,,.,. N , , , 1 b ,-:E.:,:5.3.51:::,L -W -- n. STAFF Here at Burgard, we arebfortunate to have a fine group of women who daily prepare for the best two periods of the day - lunch. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Racine these women prepare delicious meals which help us get through the afternoon classes. Many thanks to these women whose work is well appreciated by both the student body and faculty. ROW 1: C. Sayles, J. Pattison. ROW 2: C. Czamara, R. Knoop, J. Scott. ROW 3: J. Schulcr, T. Berdych, R. Reasinger, M. Branka. ROW 4: T. McBrien, M. Hollie, D. Hughes, M. McGuire. WITCHBOARD The Switchboard is a group of students who in their free period, operate the switch- board. lt is their job to connect faculty members with individuals to whom they wish to speak. This year these boys have done a magnificent job in making the proper connections. The school would like to thank these boys for their efforts. OFFICE STAFF Secretary: Mrs' Ruth Clemens Stcnographer: Mrs. Helen Elliott 95 PECIAL EVENTS AT B RG RD Burgard offers to the students throughout the year a number of activities or special events which enable the student to become involved and make him feel a sense of belonging to and pride in, our school. These activities include assemblies, meetings, carnivals, and so forth. The following pictures are examples of programs that the school has carried out this year in the hopes of giving our students a well rounded education. 5, .., 2 IE. A guest is asked to sing for the Winter Carnival. An interesting Automobile Assembly. .mnbvf Everyone is having fun at the Carnival. Cheerleaders performing for the students of Burgard. 96 i W i 'mf BURGARD HO OR AMERICA'S FALLE WAR HEROES 1- Our flag at half-mast. Our Administration and Erie County American Legion at the cemetery. Our students on the march. Our purpose for being there. Marine Corps lead the way. 97 ..-M.. ,MVMMWWMMMW vw 'MW ,,W,W,,,,.iw.MWmWMW, Ms W Hello! and Whats your name. Mr. Carfley and the boys showing the proper way to handle firearms. 1 5 5 I ? S ,l Students are given a chance to express their opinion. Speaking on Junior Achievement. Mr. Steffen conducts an Aviation Assembly. Mr. Farchmin, Smile you're on Burga.rd's camera. il ,Wye ww f H ew ., 1? ffffsvym ,, Q, ,,f,, ,uw 'W' ' W, ,, VZ, ,,. Q fn ,, fm? st Mr. Banas and Burgard Athletes. lah ' W I l , if , x' UY N w ' if x Q 7' Interacial Committee planning the Winter Carnival. f B d. A wonderful Christmas Assembly Iroquois Gas does some 'gHomc Cooking or urgar ,W i.-- 7 h d tb d t lk. l promise, the egg will not break. The Interacial Committee is giving t e stu en o y a a 99 S t Y Q Ao x is 4 0 ,i L 3 . ,R . ,. E 1 ' f emit, R is X . . .-.. A meeting ofthe Interaciat Committee. The Band is entertaining the school. t s. The Aviation Assembly. i 5 is 3 'S 1 Q Mr. Wisner speaking about the 25 Anniversary of iam M C tt tin ' with Dr. Manch and his assistant Mr. K The boys having a tug of War contest. I, fo y mee 5 100 it 3 S -5 t Q .Q 'i our Aviation Dept. 1 , T A i X A, elly. CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY fb I 'Mil roi' Waiting for an enjoyable Christmas Assembly. The Glee Club entertaining. 2 f .www ,waa ,,,,, ,,,, f'ff'y W Mr. Gardner plays the piano to get us into the Christmas Spirit. Miss Kathy Murphy providing Christmas music. 7 7 sf ss 3 ,, ff e -lriswfwis x f 15811 ff V110 Q -ki . . and for Mr. Knier, Santa will bring . . . A Pleasant Sight OU Chfistmal lOl WI- TER CARNIVAL A great way to start the Winter Carnival. wk 'ggi Our guests from all over the city, ' t. 5'-'iff Freshmen pulling against the upper classmen. 2 ,Z f, 37' if We - N ,MV . 4 9 2 W ,,' 4 75 Mr. Housckncct pitching in -A I I with the Snow Sculpture. 'HJ ta-I Volleyball game in the parking lot. - :-gi.-:-.X .. .N kg. guys.: - X L, .,:, it Q , X ,,, nn- f Wmffwm N ix 'Y' X Q Si Vistors enjoying the festivities. E WW ad' f 'Q M ,, sl I 4 9? -Q mg, Soups Ong Why don't you enroll at Burgard. .r lv if S as What'll you have partner. Is anybody hungry. A -N si X Us .NL y . 1 Q fer W Z? Well! I think its marvelous. A sing along. lO3 l of the most important IS athletics Burgard tries to offer a year round schedule of events which includes Track Cross Coun try Football Basketball Baseball Wrestling and an inter mural program The purpose of the sports program is to develop a sense of team spirit and sportsmanship we here at Burgard feel that we have accomplished these goals Among the various activities that the school sponsors one J s J 9 - a . ' jaw- N M or all 1 M, E IOS ROW l: I. Mitchell, P. Brundige, Z. Mangrum, L. Winfield, J. Coplin, K. Bass. ROW 2: H. Randle, C. Davis, D. Golden, C. Jones, J. Rolling, R. Harge, D. Gaczewski. ROW 3: W. Fields, J. Crimes, J. Scott, D. Stewart, W. Shannon, J. Cook, A. Williams, W. Martin, T. Sweat. FOOTBALL Burgard opened the 1968 football season with an impressive victory over Kensington. Senior halfback Calvin Silmon ran for two touchdowns and the defense held the Knights to eighty-five yards total offense. In the next game the overspirited Burgard team suffered a great loss against Ben- nett. The third game against East, Burgard won by a narrow margin. Again Calvin Silmon scored on a long run. Burgardis defense held the East team three times within their own ten yard line. After a long week of hard practice Burgard had plans to improve their air attack. In the next game against South Park, Bulldog's quarterback Dennis Rosolowski threw a bomb to end Richard Frazier on the first play from scrimmage. Later in the game Silmon ran twenty-seven yards for a touchdown. The day of the Burgard- Tech game, one of the hardest fought games of the season, had at last arrived. This game decided whether Burgard would stay in the race for the League II Title. In the first quarter, Tech got the lead on Burgard, but the oversparked Bulldogs came back with a Rosolowski-Frazier combina- tion to tie the score. At half-time Tech led 14-7. Following half-time Tech scored again. Early in the fourth period, fullback David Jacobs scored Burgard,s last touchdown. At the end of the Burgard-Tech game Burgard's backs David Jacobs, Calvin Silmon, and Robert Kerr were in the top ten in rushing. Burgard lost 29-14. In the final game against Burgard,s arch-rival Seneca, the Bulldogs suffered a defeat 6-0. We would like to thank the football team for the good job they did this year. 106 ROW 1: B. Berry, A. Crenshaw, D. Jacobs, G. Hughson, R. Sales, R. Lasota. ROW 2: S. Smith, M. Dumond, C. Silmon, R, Kerr, R. Wilson, T. Weissinger, D. Zalikowski, L. Ford, L. Carrion. ROW 3 D. Rosolowski, A. Wiggs, M. Sininarski, E. Bell, G. Plummer, F. Richardson, K. Bryant, R. Bochynski, R. Frazier, G. McCu11ey. Burgard Kensington Burgard Bennett Burgard South Park Burgard East Burgard Hutch Tech Burgard Seneca y. - 1,- f:' i - W ' V . - fs, Q . , A H -so ' Y . . 1 1 . :avg .. R s fta,fV.,1-ggi. .. if E 1 fists or we F llllllhllbn Both on the field and in the locker room Coach Garcea can be depended upon. E 4 of uw -M...-.Q-as-I-lh:,', iw- A? ' TWQ9-.V ' ' .w V -ML, A tough workout before the game. Bobby Sales warming up for the J.V. Team. Always on top of things, Kennedy. our spotters Zachary Mangrum and Leon 30 more yards to go. is 7' Y wry, 6 t M 4 W S .I .Y 'iff' w 1 . N ,V U 'I .hr ,' L' 'x x- 4. il l j...!an:,.-6. fm., ' vim 1, iwW,A, m::MV vi M A? , X I. V. Af ,,,,,, ,A,w , ,yyf V . A t s Q t t yhhy . ' if .4 'fftfi Q ,ff rf - WM ff? A 1224, I V5 J ' . .. . 1, .. -. A .. . sf , , vii , -Y - 4, t. . , M -, . 1.,g:4,5.yg3s-'g , , gp -V ef' ' K -HLA' f- ff- ,fifiv Q 1 f ' 4 ,, -.., 2 ,A ja H :'fq,,fi . .L.,g5.5,V:gE. .w V42 is ,A '- 1321125 LV 2,2 'w2fi'3f'T32'efg- featFfizvfgs.gag-s,',,,' , Q .Q W 1 .. , V- kqyitxf XL ,.-,Q V I - Lf. w..ygf'a. vffS'1 1 . A .V 'isiif , ' ' fe . -.1 V. pf 43 HM.: .f f.1 My X- , ' X -. ' Q fs'+ff'..r1 ' K ,pw , M .4 E, '- Jffw, 5 nw., W, , I '-- ty -'Z L ., .QZ3-' '57 Q. 'f'wQi . , ??'H1' A f f 1.1-, m ' Mmt.f,.:f aff ww gf1ffW'f..f4f'f:1 M One of the many practices at Dewey. We Hurry Ref, the plays over here. ,W -wi. ' i. ff' 1 A ' t . S K' kg 1, A ...Q auf M Face to Face with a Bulldog. Always a big worry, the injuries. I .imvgas Out of the huttle, Practice that kick off. 1 I .hum .Af ', f- Mr. Banas giving the team a workout. One of the goals-Team Spirit. 109 ,wwf Mark Dumond - End LEAVING SENIOR This yearis Burgard team was the best they have had since 1963. On offense we had the strong and powerful backtield of Calvin Silmon, David Jacobs, Robert Kerr, and quarterback Dennis Rozolowski. On the line we had Art Crenshaw, Sam Smith, at ends, Richard Frazier, and Thomas Wiessenger who did an excellent job. Other team members are Larry Ford, Bob Wilson, Bruce Berry, Louis Carrion, Mark Dumond, Danny Jones, and Richard Lasota. Burgard would like to extend congratulations to Arthur Crenshaw for All-High Honors. Also Calvin Silmon and David Jacobs for second team All-High. We the Seniors of Burgard,s 1968 football team give special thanks to Mr. Russ Garcea and assistant coach Henry Banas for Their fine coaching and guidance that they have given us. 2 gf' Danny Jones - End Robert Wilson f End Arthur Crenshaw Guard 0 .,,w :xii ,T 5733 , w f 5 Q , ,,,,, ,, M 'rx 5 w ' '53 Lai: - fi Z 4, iiiw sf 5 . hi is It i iff yu Sexes M , , E , , l a I J . N N Q ll ,ff X X ,NN sms-f as-sm SVN, I we Richard Lasota e Guard David Jacobs - Fullback Thomas Weissingcr f Halfback Rlchard Frame! End llO George McCulley Linebacker Forest Richardson - End 2' I 'Q AI ,X Calvin Silmon - Halfback Sam Smith Guard Bruce Berry - Linebacker A14 T Richard Bochynski - Tackle Louis Carrion - Halfback r ALL HIGH This year Burgard was fortunate to have a i member of its Football Team on the All High Team , Arthur Crenshaw, a 5l8 , 190 pound guard did an outstanding job for Burgard this year. Arthur, a graduating senior will be missed next year, Burgard wishes to congratulate Arthur and wish him luek in the future. lll Getting close to pay dirt. 'fu And at center George Hughson. v '-'Un Starting junior Zalikowski. From the sidelines. We're going to kill them. But where are all the Fans . , -- .X .,.,,......-.M .-nuns:-'ln ..QW X. ..,.............w......s-1.-www ..... ik 3.9 Front: G. Plummer-Center, P. Edwards4Forward. Back: L. Carrion-Guard, D. Rosolowski- Forward, F. Richardson-Center, D. Powell-Forward, E. Ayers-Guard BASKETBALL The Bulldogs tasted victory this season as they won 7 and lost 4 games. The team played well and some of the games were pretty close. Emery Ayers, Burgard's best, was named All-High with an average of 20.5 points per game. He posted fine playing all season and his style was of professional rating. His sharp eye had him swishing baskets from all sides of the court. Dennis Rosolowski played fine ball through- out the whole season and dazzled many opponents with his good shots. Derrick Powell with his long stretch knocked down many sure baskets. Powell should be looking better next season. Forest Richardson had a very good season pulling down a lot of rebounds. He had his opponents taking ground passes, because there was no getting over his hands. Louis Carrion played his last season with skill. Though not a high scorer, he came up with many precious interceptions. Louis was fast, played well, and showed good sportsman- ship. Louis was without a doubt one of Bur- gard,s most valuable players. Gordon Plummer didn't see too much of the action this year but with his ability to leap he will be threat to next years opponents. Paul Edwards played almost a part of each game this season. He has a good set shot and will be even better next season. Congratulations to Coach Banas and his team for a fine season. This year's events fore- cast a championship team next year. BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD KENSINGTON 54 RIVERSIDE 22 BENNETT 69 SOUTH PARK 36 GROVER 32 EAST 59 LAFAYETTE 34 MCKINLEY 13 EMERSON 30 SENECA 36 TECH 29 RIVERSIDE 61 SENECA 43 BENNETT 59 GROVER 77 SOUTH PARK 52 McKINLEY 50 EAST 110 KENSINGTON 55 LAFAYETTE 72 EMERSON 49 TECH 91 PLAY-OFF BENNETT 70 ...Q.-- M T x .. , Z M , 'f - 'Xe' K x X F 1 L i , ', I A , V , , Say do we play now or later. And now the action begins. Q ,........fe an 4 Bufgaid TUOVCS against H full 001111 PIBSS by East. Richardson pairs up with Mike Norwood of East ,.,.,mv if We get tired and decided to take a break. Emery Ayers shows a little diwppointment. 114 t x Now that I have the ball I don't know what to do with it. mtg? Who said Ban won't wear off! If Rick Barry can do it, I can too. Upcoming Super Stars If you're going to shoot, shoot my arms are getting tired. If this was football I'd score for sure. ri.. R. Gay, A. Ali, B. Braciak, R. Hasley, J. Smith, D. Hopkins, W. Flading CROSS COUNTY Coupled with the graduation of Burgard's All-High runner Russell Gaiter and the transfer of the Printing Department to McKinley, the 1968 Cross Country team was left in an emaciated state. Our team was left third in the entire city in 1967 and found itself at the bottom of the heap after the season closed. Sad consolation but the fact remains, now that we are on the bottom, there is only one direction in which we can go and that is up. With some help from the students body we are hoping that Burgard will again take it's rightful place in the top bracket of the cities public school Cross Country League. 116 -. O' :SQ 1' ' f, , X . Qi xg Bob Braciak shows off for the Cheerleaders. Jackie Smith leads the way for Burgard. ff YLif31' 'W' if I K' ! 6 I V i i ,, ,e r e , 4 Q MM, M4 Teammates pose for a picture before running. Smith puts forth his best effort as he leads the way. APM, We V MT ,W , W I fe 4 W I 6 W, fm,,,s,,f' ,V 'Mtg K 4, M W To win you have to try harder. Fm too tiled to IU11- l l 7 l - ,ff 'N Smith speaking with the manager before the race. t.. fx, ,,,:gS W! :Sw Burgards Cross-Country team believes in togetherness. No. 1 16 a Burgard contender still in the race. Here's a happy runner l'm not dead, just a little tired. Can't run All the time it just ain't right. QW wan, ' 4 w , 4 ft 3? 97554, ROW 1 R Browning G Hughes, R. Kraft, R. Thompson. ROW 2: J. Pattison, J. Mozier, R. Wrobleski, T. Wiessinger D Kozlowski J Cius TENNIS The tennis season of 1967-68 for Burgard was a discouraging year, but the boys put in their best effort. Bob Kraft a graduated Senior boosted the team,s moral and displayed good style with the will to win. The boys practiced hard under the fine leadership of Mr. Goatseay. Next season, most of the team is returning and the prospects for the next year are pretty good. Although the momentum of the team was poor, and the record not very impressive the boys played with true Burgard spirit. Next season Burgardis Tennis Team should be a major threat to other tennis teams throughout the city. ll9 D 4,1 W 'iw 4 f y' 'Win R 5 . Koslowski makes a casual serve. Going home after a tough game. i' .f..,?.. X ...X fx ,af . 5, Tom Weissenger waiting patiently for a serve. George Hughes fC3Ch9S high for U16 ball. A graceful backhand by Sius. 1,2, cha cha cha l 20 if lv- i gs. ew is ,, .. K a v v s Q A' 'X 3 X at av ' N is K , V, ', , si, Q- Vg .Q Q 1 L- -1' - e SE- ' WV R . ,lv , s.-ash - was Q ff X. H K 1 Q- l' N ' K P s A B, ,, , as Rats 2 hands and I still missed. What style what grace If I try a little harder I might hit it. Man what did you have to hit it over here for. Take me as I am or not at all. 121 TRACK A tremendous team effort was put together in the 1968 season by the Bulldogs. Burgard was a formidable threat for the Scalp and Blade Trophy but due to the defeat by East and Bennett we finished third in all round competition. Coach Garcea commented that some of our boys had a good chance for All-High Honors, but due to some disturbances at All-High Stadium the All-High meet was canceled. Burgard had outstanding performers this year. One is Jerry Spates in the 880 who was formerly of the record breaking 880 relay. He lost only to East and Bennett. His running mates were Harold Shelton and Jackie Smith who also did a good job. Cornelius Redden did an excellent job pole vaulting losing to only one opponent. In the mile Russell Gaiter had one of the best seasons times missing All-High by two seconds. We have hopes for Louis Carrion and Ken Bryant in the hurdles who could well take it next year. Other outstanding teammates are Arthur Williams, Robert Wilson, of the 880 relay, and Richard Gay of the 440. BURGARD EAST 59 BURGARD BENNETT 69 BURGARD KENSINGTON 54 BURGARD SENECA 36 BURGARD SOUTH PARK 36 BURGARD HUTCH-TECH 29 BURGARD GROVER CLEVELAND 32 BURGARD LAFAYETTE 34 BURGARD EMERSON 30 BURGARD RIVERSIDE 22 BURGARD MCKINLEY 13 122 Ahh it feels so good to win Oh well we all can't get in the action. Heading for the finish line its Burgard all the way Birds can fly, why can't I? Most people walk in their sleep, I run in mine. A11 this running just to break the string first, its ridiculous. Some people make running the 880 look easy. I 23 ROW 1: L. Ford, M. Branka, C. Silmon, D. Rosolowski, W. Flading, R. Frazier. ROW 2: B. Smith, B. Braciak, N. Eich J Gigante M Hidalgo, G. Connley. ROW 3: Manager W. Kelpas, F. Howell, D. Rousselle, R. Bolden, A.C. Grable, E. Daries. BASEBALL The 1968 Burgard Baseball team had its work cutout this year. The main job was to rebuild the team around two pitchers. After a shaky start the boys finally achieved a 4 and 5 record but more important learned the valuable lesson of all for one and one for alll,-they either all won or all lost. It is our hope that the 69ers will come on strong and take the Cornell Cup. BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD BURGARD KENSINGTON LAFAYETTE TECH SENECA EAST GROVER MCKINLEY BENNETT EMERSON Maybe ifl make an ugly face. Missed again! Take it easy, don't throw it too hard. Come on I'm ready this time. as Wt sf W kwa- ws s --K- . isis? .. 5 Q Q Q, S me . i '--- l ik g K. Qiiie s- is f 5 tm' -,LM ' X is is Y I've got to steal this base or the coach will give me a Karate chop. Hey Ump, I'11 see you after the game. l 25 -.4 I I got it socked to me. Is this all we get for lunch? Qi The greatest minds at work. Burgard's Medical Staff W You better take my picture. You took it apart, now put it together l 26 , Hey! Spiderman turns out to be a hero. V , , ' 1 ff! '- .--nngfe ,f ,J 1 -------' U Q qi. AA, at ,z ,f f H ..,, ., Truth is stranger than fiction. . n : --...... Do you have any ideas? 127 4 ' YZWQIQJV, 'Q Q, Wa x: :'2Q, :' X574 W, 42 .,i, ,.Lt . -1 ff! I . ,, La , .4 , gf. WMM I don't believe these marks! ! Gee! Get a load of these pictures. inn Master Mechanics at work. ki PHOTOGRAPHERS Photographs . , . The Heart of Your Yearbook. . . 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Zebrowski Mr. Karl Zernickel Ed Zielinski Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Zielonka Mrs. Carmella Ziembo Mrs. Mary Zeitzel Cheryl Zimmerman Zomora Larry Zotora Mr. 81 Mrs. John Del Zotta Mr. 81 Mrs. Nichalos Zupkov Edward Zurek Mrs. Ann Zywicki 134 THANK YOU The Craftsman staff would like to thank everyone who has contri- buted to the publication of this Yearbook. Without the support of the student body in the patron drive the yearbook would not be published and so, we wish to thank those students who have bought or sold a patron and hope that next year we will get even more support from them. The faculty members who have given of their time are also thanked. The Craftsman staff hopes that this Yearbook 68-69 represents Burgard and hope that next year we will be able to do an even better job. 135 AUTOGRAPHS V,,,,w.. ..,, , ,,,,.,:q,51 ,.,f,i.f7 , ,,,1M,31g,yE, .L 'H W A . ,.., ,W- fvqgw .W Amflmw'