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

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A MOST UNFORGET TABLE IWAN For any school to be great, for any institution to survive, it must have a leader. He is a man who can make the hard deci- sion and be responsible for it, the easy decision and laugh about it, the quick decision and admit the mistake if necessary. He is a man who is friendly with everyone, but after walks alone, who is willing to discuss your problems, but must after solve his own without advice. With a leader a school survives and pros- persg its present is happy, its future assured. Joseph Crotty was such a man. Burgard can look back with pride to having had him as its leader. 5

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Here at Burgard the faculty is deeply QM TOMORROW The last twenty years in American education has witnessed a .qgamatic accent on academic and college preparatory pursuits. the demands of society have put greater and greater schools for the improvement of its youth, this neglected the development of skills. by an ever expanding at Burgard this is given full the automobile and avia- . Students here are the most highly the ics, and the perience that in the fifth cense thereby such as the 747. needs of an ever changing society. It is through 4 outstanding efforts that we are educating and ested and knowledgeable mechanics who can further America's ro ress. We are roud of our school for here we learn the , ' ll'l f g problems, challen es, and needs of our soclet and we o forth ' H M 1 - ',.t-+f . . . . lghem, confident in our objective. , . s . M ,, .l ldtl . ,A ..... o ... . '.,l r d..di 'itl , ,A 2. 2 wg f'lll ll srar l ' it ll'r'l A l as o ' ...ts ,.....,s..,. . ,.l .V l .- ...,, V, K. . 'fy iff ' M :nfs .v fwfr 7 ,I , J 7' .. : 'g5i5 , ,. L., VV If W ry ,jr 2,1