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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

I S z Y e Z n f E i F 5 E i 5 E f e i 5 E 9 3 F 9 3 s i 2 S s Z E S E 1 I Z 2 e 1 The Yearbook Staff and the Senior Class Present The 1972 Craftsman P Q - I , 355 Life it self is a blessing. To know that we are living, should make us happy. ,Q ,xl ' Y ,N , , V - W Lvrhz, ? , V I - ,W ,L,, ., ,, .W rvff ,f H M ,ff ,, -:.,,,,ff,-, - Iris vw ,ML ,1 ,, V, , , Y , f 5 ' ' ',:1.y-ff'Mfvs.:1 f . , , ' - ' ' 'fiqeijf ,, 2 . fl if 52 nf , g f i f if 1 i x, s 4 aff- N g k EI Qdw, 1 Df3,,1, -A Q'-Qi 'Su .L 4 'rlukiihjfq : ?lS4 'lif5'L - '-l :L k 4 jg 7 3' 'L'L '59H A' 'Qi f :, . -I : .wafkgg 'H QA ,L EK- 35, fffiwiif 1 2.1.29-f M X -N-,. , 53?-3'::-, 1 ,-W. , M : V ' I ji, ' - --WMM-1195: A 41 kiln' l'f,A3I,f4 v:YAfQQ If , -hMA 1XIi..'X jf Qiffj 5-Eff: K ,N-....,.J' NQHJZ: , jf, ' . U frm ff 1 4 .,f,,,gfg5Q, ' k MQ . wf,,,Qff',,i VWQW4'-2 W il, L ?f5FE?w':15f,- ff ,. LL,,L, 7, N .. ., qkll 44 V ,xi , f f 51 fl K fl. K 1 W ., , 1 S .0 +fff2 A fm L1 , , , , A. .....2..,,:,,:: . . 7- , 7-'rf - '. 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Excercising firm but fair discipline, initiat- ing student involvement to better understanding a troubled world and most importantly achieving high standards in academic prowess and skilled crafts, the 1972 edition of the Craftsman is dedicated to you Mr. Curry. May your tireless efforts, understanding, patience and determi- nation help serve as a healthy example to teachers, students and all others interested in fine education. 17 5 Mr. Ronald Ciura Automobile Mechanics Mr. Robert F. Menz Automobile Mechanics Mr. Henry Lis Automobile Mechanics Mr. Christian C. Hoffman Automobile Mechanics !uavnm....N,, A 4' tty ieti X C13 C23 C37 l4l F 1 2 .X sv. Mr. Aart Vanden Beukel Automobile Mechanics Mr. Edward Perkins Automobile Mechanics Mr. james Stuart Automobile Mechanics Mr. Max Sanetick Automobile Mechanics Mr. joseph Scarpace Automobile Mechanics Mr. Leonard Carfley Automobile Mechanics Mr. Ray Marracino Automobile Mechanics Mr. Peter Fleck Automobile Mechanics ,asm 1 Mr. Francis E. Desmond Automobile Mechanics Mr. Claude Imagna Automobile Mechanics Mr. john Warren Automobile Mechanics Mr. Thomas Harrigan Automobile Mechanics J Mr. Robert Falcone Aviation Mechanics Mr. Karl B. Skinner Aviation Mechanics Mr. Robert H. Redfern Aviation Mechanics Mr. Donald Buckwald Aviation Mechanics Mr. Stanley Fliss Aviation Mechanics Mr. Herbert C. Flemming Aviation Mechanics Mr. Gregory Ductor Aviation Department Chairman Mr. Edward A. Farchmin Aviation Department K Ui C21 C33 143 Mr. Ralph Delmont English Department and Spanish Department Mr. Thaddeus Weselak English Department Mr. Robert Gardner English Department Mr. joseph F. Flynn Librarian Mr. Sidney Krupkin English Department Mr. Peter Reister English Department Mr. Monroe K. Harris Chairman English Department Mr, james I. Braun English Department 1 ,,,,,y.v-i0 ' 2 Mr, Vernon Parks Science Department Mr. Patrick 1. McPartIand Social Studies Department Mr, Paul Sanio Social Studies Department Mr. Michael Klimchuck Social Studies Department 26 Mr. Robert Elardo Social Studies Department Mr. Robert L. Guariglia Char. Social Studies Department Mr. Edward Malcos Social Studies Department Mr. Allan Eimiller Social Studies Department S I -i Mr. Edwin Palczynski Trade Drawing and Mathematics Mr. Dominic V. Visone Chairman Math and Drawing Departments Mr. Stephen Hyla Mathematics Department Mr. Thomas W. Cosgrove Mathematics Department Mr. Charles Knier Mathematics Department Mr. james Taylor Mathematics Department Mr. Carmen Meno Mathematics Department ,,,.,..-- ' or ----.l.W..Mfv L. .Z 4 i --.......,...-' 4, .,,z,, is m.,uaslll' 'I nn. I Q11 KZ? 133 147 Mr. Fredrick Adams Physical Education Mr. Henry Mazurek Occupational Education Mr. Guy Sherman Guidance Department Mr. Charles Licata Music Department C47 ff it i f' D Mr. Norman Mathien Chairman Science Department Mr. Henry A. Banas Physical Education Department Mr. Russell Garcea Chairman Physical Education Department Mr. Louis Motyka Science Department if Mr. Daniel Geary Guidance Department Mr, Chester Stanko Guidance Department Mr. lames Stolarski Science Department Mr. Dominic Catalano Aviation Department Mr. Brent Bentzel Special Adjustment Mr. Rocco Calandra Vocational Coordinator 9 -vw N M t Mr. john Mogavero Chrm. Academic Subjects Mr. Archie Rouselle Assistant Principal Seniors, you are about to enter the field of your chosen trade or further educa- tion. Always remember that loyalty is the best reward you can give. Through your loyalty to humanity and the training in your trade you are now charged with pro- viding a service, a service to your fellow man so that each individual whom you serve may be happier. May you each be reminded that what is important is not only the performance of the service with the skill and loyalty, but the spirit in which the service is given. LOYALTY TO ALL - SKILLFUL PERFORMANCE AND SERVICE TO GOD AND COUNTRY. THIS IS THE MOTTO OF BURGARD. 5 E l fi fir 1 Peter Koschtschuk Edward Zielonka Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms lack Martin Marty Hill Vice-President Secretary loseph Kedge President 35 We the graduating class of 1972, take great pride in re- miniscing both the happy and sad moments that we have spent here at Burgard. Our Freshmen year was a year of learning, and as time went on we became more interested and involved in ourschool. The second year marked greater participation in var- ious activities. Bv this time we had all blended into our individual trades, and dis- covered the amazing feats we could perform with our newly gained knowledge. Later in the year our princi- pal Mr. joseph F. Crotty felt ill and the school came un- der the direction of Mr. Archie Rousselle. We leave the school looking for a new 84 better form of education. We are proud of taking a part in the school achievement and helping the school to have a ho- nored name during the past 4 years. We will always re- member the good times we had at Burgard. This school will remain on our mind with the faculty and new friends that we have met during the years we have attended here. We want the underclassmen to keep the faith and stay in the fight and always remember the years of 1971-1972 be- cause, those were the best years the school has ever experienced. K M ff? 'DY Pj, QHQEQQQB f Q3 My W fi Q 1 ii! w , W 9 4 ff G42 25239 7 H W' ' -J 49 4 , ixk gif 'E N fe. -----N- 4. ',.,'a3 ',-7 CQ seniors N f fx' jf, 0 4: K f Ayn 1 , . 3 iVZ'.' s 5 P I -71 . I D -N gi: 35555, 3233533 AU?0MQB'lf ?54ef'?5 F0 if Q 1 3zzq 1udQi l Clubl 3,4: Wfwlfns Clivb Zzfaihffaf mga, CLAREIQCE LQIR. 311054081155 var? 3 - 1 1 4' --', g' it 'fl S 7 QEMOUEFJTS 2532 Libsarv Staff 4ZaSfmf3F4?H,ral A vmfggg Trdiiii' W Q 1 Cow 42l MQf11f0fS f4w a. BEQUSQLEILQBENNIS Agzroagg srzzgf fe. 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H153 QA ff K .,,,:m?ra-'W 'MewswA l k-QEEQMWL 7. 1gg.e.4':1mW1 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard Glenn, President, lames McCann, Sergeant-at-Arms, Richard Mann, Vice-President, Rudy Morales, Secretary, Ludwig Sischner, Treasurer. junior Class History We the junior class look back at the underclassmen and remember. We remember what we were like and wha we did. Then we look up, at th senior class. There we see what we will be next year. After three years at Burgard we realize that we are in a positon to take the responsibility of the senior class when we step up to that their place on Moving Up Day. 49 Group 301 Row 1: Piatowski, 1, Mann, R5 Aldridge, C5 Mc- Dougled, D, johnson, G. ROW 25 5k3lSkl, li Powell, Y, Salmensberger, D, Adameck, G. , Group 301 Row 1: Roland, R. Wilson, F5 Gregory B, Patterson. Row2: Moretta, R, Baird, Pg Piccolo, A, Burger, R. If Qf fm NEW , l D ?'5l X 1 1 ,in ,Q if i 1 ggggl 1,5 F li 2 lil' 50 l Group 302 ROW 1: Gregory, R5 Jones, H. ROW2: Schriver, L, Hicks, C, Burroughs, D. ROW3: Williams, M. Group 302 ROW 1: Hurd, R, Henfling, F, Zehler, K5 Car- dona, L. ROW 2: Schultz, R5 Szudzik, R5 Kosmowski M, Budney, M. ROW1: Cameron, S, Glenn, B, Scott, R. g ' ROW 2: Davis, K, lackson,1, Gloster, R, Huff, lg Stribellng, M, Fer Group 303 P. ROW1: Innis, B, Lis, W. LeBrun, F, Tschopp, P. ROW 2: Nickens, G, Halls, S, Kotowski, Lg Unhauer, R, Fialkowski D, Hans, Ag Harrison, D. ROW3: Guarnieri, I. 52 1 mick, R. ff N , l ,W-uf lg mf ll ROW1: Cannon, F5 Mr. I. Warren. ROW2: Nolan, Mg DeMario, Vg McCarthy, G. 3 ROW3: Misnik, R5 McCann lg Clark D5 Hager, 1. 53 ROW 2: james, Vg Chilson, lg Koby- lanski, R5 Lykes, I. Group 304 ROW 7: Clemens, Tp Cade, Lp Kim- ,,- is E as .S-.4 ROW 1: Pitts, E, Shafer, S, Morrison, My Hallack, Hg Shack T. Group 305 ROW 1: Soko, W, Skalski, C, Osborne, R, Sawborn D, Pickens, D. ROW 2: Penska, My Rivers, W, Webb Mg Ludico,M1Colisimo, M. ROW 1: Principato, M, Mingo, Wg Green, F, Link, S Mr. Redferng Betker, I. ROW2: Wheeler, M, Palmowski, 1. Group 306 ROW 7: Russell, L, Skowron, M, Myc, M, Powless, F Henderson, lg Mr. Redfern. Group R lf' ROW 1: Mc Namara, D5 Lemske, M5 Lewandowski, S5 Strzelewicz, R5 Davis, S5 Rich, R Rashley, K5 Von Hasseln, G5 Steele, R. ROW1: Furdell, R5 Felchowsli, P5 Dudnelly, 15 Sheehan,T. ROW2: Dischner, L5 McGuire, R5 Pysczynski, T5 Dixon, W5 Farmer, K5 McKinnon, H. 56 i YW 'Q' r Group 332 ROW 1: Rizzo, D, Kilgore, Cp Bea- vers, C, McDonald, K, Mr. Ductor, Faltyn, P. Group 332 ROW 7: Smith, R, Tomczak, R, Schultz, R, Walker R, Van Auken, M, Mr. Ductor. ROW2: Pyszczynski, R5 House, C. Group 333 ROW 1: Olivieri, R5 Dockstader, W5 Mr. Flissg Knoop, D5 McLure, K. Group 333 ROW1: Morales, RQ Czamara,Tp Mogavero, My Williamson, S5 Mr. Stanley Fliss ROW 2: Galbo, lp Brailsford, V. 58 li ROW1: Barnes, G5 Duck, D5 Boffey, D, Toney,T, Carter, S. ROW 2: Owens, Ag Rawls, Gy Davis, M. The special out there yet! Group 360 L- kiw- Q? N Winter seems so far away now! N'-J ,,N,r NX-xi I Our busy juniors at work in collision shop. A busy junior not at work! Lee Spellburg, Vice-Presidentp Gary Chatman, Secretaryg Absent Ronald Frysowski, President Sophomore Class With the arrival of june it seems hard to believe that half our high school days have transpired. There are only two years to go and hope- fully it will be a happy transition to a new and different world. Gone will be the days of who is first in the cafeteria line or who is first to gym to shoot hoops. We began realizing that those childhood days are now passing and work, education and skills are much more important. 61 ROW 7: Zitnik, A, Burton, T, Ayers, D, Christian, R, Bell, O, Browning, W, Battaglia, S. ROW2: Bolden, A, Stanton, S, Archanbeault, A, Baldwin, 1. ROW 1: M. Scheuler. ROW 2: R. Gannon, M. Farrell, T. Higgins. ROW 3: 1. Halt, M. Fiscus, D. Host. Group 201 ROW 1: Bart, 1, Davis, A, Davis, H, Brooks, V. ROW 2: Eschberger, G, Stanton, S, DeRouche. Group 202 ROW1: G. Swain, G. Hayden, R. General. ROW2: Mr. Lis, R. Rogers, 1. Everhardt, E. Henley, K. Green ROW3: I. Henderson, R. Hayes, S. larrell. EOW1: Kelly, I5 Marigoni, R5 Mr. Vanden Beukel. ZOW2: Lombardo,T5 Ladowski, S5 Batcho, R. Group 203 ROW 1: Ashlock, D5 McCloskey, D5 Martinez, N. ROW 2: Lorczak, C5 Kilian, 15 Kopciowski, P5 Jordan, W Group 204 'OW7: Pierce, R5 Meith, R5 Nowak, B5 Miller, D. 'OW2.' Mr. Van Den Beukelj Polara, F5 McCurdy5 D. X ROW1: Nowicki,T5 Randal, G5 Reed, M5 Peay, R. ROW2: Nowacki, M5 Zon, L5 Mussehl,T. ROW 1: H. Sauerg K. Roth. ROW 2: R. Newellg M.Ticeg F. Rozierp P. Seagrave. Group 205 ROW 1: H. Tartg D. Santanap D. Synack. ROW7: H. Wahingtong R. Wochg H. Wigginsg E. Williams. ROW2: R. Wojdang D. lohnsong R. Rayng 1. Young. ROW 2: M. Sulikg Mr. Perkinsg E. Schultzp M. Zakrzewskig L. Spell burggg E. Salekp N. Shinners. Group 206 ROW 1: Mr. Perkinsg G. Davis. ROW 2: V. DeCarlop D. Demmag T. Capparrap R. Fritzg K. Bartnik. Group 207 ROW 1: R. Skibick: D. Krzeminski: Mr. Harrigan: S. Williams: 1. Ni- chter: C. O'Conner: R. Malickig P. Woods:W. Anderson. ROW 1: M. Burke: C. Brailsford. ROW2: R. Beckham: C. Gaglia: 1. Brady: E. Byrd: Mr. Harrigan. ROW3: K. Campbell: P. Dunson. E ROW 1: T. Collins: 1. McSimmick: V. Villagomez: R. Lynn: S. Lee: I. Robinson. ROW 7: T. Kramer: R. Coric: R. Williams: W. Moss. ROW2: L. Lyan: E. Schindler: l. Nowak: F. jones. ROW 1: Chatman, G. ROW2: Mielcarek, P. ROW3: Gregory, Mg Magera, My lankowski, P. ROW4: Munro, Gp Cehulikg, D, Alexander, C, Davis, L. N ROW1: Matie, lg Mr. Klapp ROW2: Yerry, Wg Moskey, R, Maxwell, Wg Thomas, V, Harris, T. Group 209 ROW 1: Croskery, D, Redfern ROW 2: Pagen, Mg Mr. Klapp, Epps, F, Battle, Hg Williamson, Kg Acker, R. Group 210 ROW 1: McMiIlion, C, Green, A. ROW 2: Pettis, 1, Watson, T, Nance, D, Maxwell, Wg Thomas, Vg Roman, P. ROW 3: Whheeler, D. W1:l.Murphyg D. Smithg D. Pellow. W2: P. Henryp L. Stevensong A. Preeleyg G. Rumph. W3: Stutzg 1. Romang R. Heissg D. Punturio. 1 , Q.. PW1: T. Browng P. Watson. JWZ: N, Vinsong W. Becker. JW3: T. Morang P. Blaskowiakp T. Musialg B.TruesdeII. Group 232 ROW1: D. Haynesg S. Stachowskip M. Paradowski. ROW2: R. Kingg P. Kaczanowskig P. Molvarec. ROW3: G. Piazzag R, Norwoodg R. Dikcisy L. Gouchie. Group 234 ROW1: ROW2: 67 1, R. Wiertelp I. Zurekg B. Wilsong E. Huff. C. Sargentg D. West. ROW1: R. Fryzowskig Mr. Catalanog D. Lawler. ROW 2: L. Bartowiakg F. Hoctorg I. Thomasp W. Deskiewicz. ROW3: M. Trombleyg T. Fountaing A. Dombrowskig T. Baty. Group 260 Group 236 5 55 ROW 1: l. Iohnosng M. Tombg B. Tironep F. Lebronp W. Rapp. ROW7: M. C-aultp K. lacksong K. Martin. ROW2: O. Simmonsg R. Pinkstonp P. Wilsonp D. Byers. ROW 3: N. Singletaryg M. MCDue. ROW 2: M. Dippoldp D. Kacalskig D. Leskowg M. Gruttadauriap 1. Adamskig I. Ostrowski. ROW 3: M. Salduto. .1 . f K. Q If only Andy Granatelli can see me now! 3 ki A 'wifi if I - F A , A .B ef:i'1s w'Q9g'f W- .,,,.,.r , F, ,MQ Buffs ui... l . , Q- Q my-':yg. . :U ROW 1: Applewhite, sg Boice, B3 Bell, F, Adamson., lp Beyers, M. ROW 2: Ballard, G, Mr. L. Carfleyg Beavers, F, Boland, A, Black- man, jg Bly, R. ROW3: Barnes, T, Anderson, R, Augustiniak, D, Ball, Ap Baier, P. Group 1 Group 2 ROW1: Bojanowski, B, Carlos, lp Brown, T, Rainey, A. ROW2: Brown, E, Butts, D, Zakrzewski, J, Campenella, I. ROW 3: Clark, E, Webb, L5 Caesar, A. ROW 1: Cordero, 1, Dunn, A. ROW 2: Donahoo, D, Dixon, A, Dixon, D. ROW3: Craig, K, Derossi, M, DeMille, A. ROW 4: Dascomb, S, Davidson, Lg Deserdi, R. ROW 5: Davies, M, Edwards, S, Fafarra, M. ROW 6: Gliszcynski, D, Faltisko, D. ROW 7: Sorden, 11 Curran, M5 Coniglio, Mg Cristofanille, 1. Group 3 Group 4 ROW 1: Hamilton, C, Grabor, Pg Hernandez, F, Mr. Gizzo, Fried- rich, I, Finch, lg Hanel, N, Gilbert, Wg Gill, D. ROW 2: Grabowski, L, Globus, R, Graves, M, Fergusion, D, Halton, R, Floyd, R. '39 h,.'. ROW1: M. Hunleyg A. Hudsong B. Humberg M. jablonski. ROW2: E. Howardp I. Hudsonp L. jamesp E. Horningg l.1ackson. ROW3: D. lonesg l. Hinterbergerg R. Holzhausen. ROW 5: O. Iveyp P. lacobsg I. johnsong R. lohnsong F. Pokorywag Campbellp R. Naples. Group 5 Group 6 ROW1: A. Marting M. Kramerg l. Lofton. ROW2: M. Heldg M. jonesg G. Lewis. ROW 3: K. Knockg K. Kulikowskig F. Vacantig W. Lipkap N. Lucasg D Lowinskig Mr. Skinner. ROW4: A. Logallog B. Lewisp F. Kwasimewskip W. King. ' 17 2' fail .. l if M' M Q . 'W A ' G A .4 an 1 .Q ' T G . 'Q P 1 1.255 V fix A 7 L4 Af K . ? Q L Q' F 'ii ' 2 V ,K 3 ' i , ,I ,.. K .. J.. 1 if.. ' . l 1. s, 10 9' Y H' Z' SJ rf A f M 'R Ni t fs Q2 , A aku, ix if X . 5 F 7 .1 if 35 WN Q Y s 0 hx I if s l. l ROW1: D. Meccag 1. Matajasikg I. Todarop P. McWilson. ROW2: R. Millerp D. Hecklerg R. Mateckip M. Miller. ROW3: Mr. Stuartg 1. Newburnp A. Marting T. McGuire. ROW4: S. McMillionp R. Matthewsg T. Morrle. ROW5: R. Nealieg D. Mitchell. Group 7 Group 8 ROW 1: R. Ralphg A. Rolleyp D. Olejniczakp D. Mazzalag C. Ren- froep M. Perringtong V. Richiazzig R. Pritchettg S. Nowling A. Preedeg G. Poly Mr. Sanetick. ROW 2: I. Olejniczakp R. Pinkowskig T. Piernikp V. Ocasiag R. Rod- Ierg M. Reese. . .. um- 4 7 ROW1: D. Elebeee: P. Sawyer: G. Schwarzott. ROW 2: B. Rodriguez: D. Randolph: G. Sepulveda: R. Smith: L. Kelley: D. Ruffin: Mr. Fleck. ROW 3: P. Rolle: W. Schweers: E. Saunders: M. Ross: R. Schaus: T. Seiler. Group 9 Group 10 ROW 1: R. Swartzmeyer: W. Stoddard: I. Strayer: G. Sponholz: C. Tarasek: W. Then: R. Steele. ROW2: I. Stewart: G. Spike: M. Winson: D. Toliver. ROW 3: W. Vincent: 1. Stuckey: M. Dixon: W. Summers: W. Tidwell. Lb e, , 'Q . , 5 5 Q 5 1 , ? f I 4. A 1 ROW 1: l.Wesalowski: K. White: T. Williams: R. Walker. ROW2: S. Wojtkiw: A. Woods: C. Washington: M. London. ROW 3: R. Lugo: F. White: P. Zielonka: F. Zurek: M. Hayden: C. Webb. Group 11 Group 12 ROW 1: R. Kreuger: Mr. Skinner: I. Washington: A. Cosentino: I. Cooper. ROW2: R. Goulette: L. Bilogowicz: R. Kaczmarek: P. Hopwood: D. Hackett: S. Davis. ROW3: 1. Elliot: R. Host: 1. Castta: E. Glosser. ROW4: V. George: P. Adamski: D. Cotelle: S. Gresbinski. ROW 1: R. Lovelaceg T. Lyman. ROW2: S. McCIuskyg K. Prattp A. Perczynskip G, Myers. ROW3: P. Ruminskig 1. Riverag 1. Lilienthalg I. Manneyg H. Kuter. ROW 4: L. Manuelg I. Pilawskig I. Napierskig R. Meyers. Group 13 Group 14 ROW 1: D Wielo osz S. Thomasp .Abramop G. Schmidtp G. Zim- - 8 I I merg Mr. lmagna. 2: K. Wilsong 1. Zasowskig N. Cuevasg R. Swistg M. Strubelg R. mil . ROW 3.' D. Wardg 1. Bridgesp R. Williamsg D. Stoneg E. Tayiorg M. Williamsg E. Williams. x X ROW1: N. Evansg C. Taylorg I. Guerciog T. Dhanens. ROW2: C. Curtisp A. Andrewsg E. Fullerg M. Cheekp L. Grunder. ROW 3: K. Miilerg W. Franvichg P. Whitey C. Everhardtp Mr. Imag nag R. Carmichaelg M. Condong R. Baldwinp T. Bieniekp J Cepuchowski. Group 15 Group 16 ROW 1: R. Humphreyp C. Lesliep A. Ludovicop W. Nelson. ROW 2: L. lonesg T. Petersong W. jackson: T. Hutchinsp I. Ward Mr. Stuart. ROW 3: D. johnsong R. Harrisg D. Hulettp 1. Kilgoreg T. Mc Cormackg D. Herdleing M. O'Brien. ROW4: S. losephg T. Portor. ...wo ROW 1: A. Whitmoreg L. Scaffidyg G. Thomas. ROW 2: Mr. Falconeg I. Ransomg G. Roesserg R. Szramkowskig j. Wiszg T. Rizzog W. Simmons. ROW 3: T. Trybszkiewiczg R. Smithg W. Wawzyniecp D. Vonag C. Young. Group 17 Group 18 ROW1: F. Glowackig D. Brudzp K. Flakesg R. Barone. ROW 2: G. Ayersp M. Abdallahg 1. Anianbirg A. Anielskig D. Cost- nerg R. Gaudyg R. Hansg B. Blackg L. Davis. ROW 3: T, Gearyp A. Dizong S. Baileyg Mr. Fleckp P. Boylin. ROW 1: L. Kaeg 1. Schuchardtg P. Peccararop G. Bishopg E. Hillg R. Ritchie. ROW 2: B. Stewardg I. Pijanowskig D. Koniecznyg C. Temog T. Lewis. ROW 3: D. Koleffg R. landrokg C. Hillg T. Numerackig D. Parksg T. Scott. Group 19 Group 161 ROW1: 1. Blackwellp W. Bryantg I. Medleyg R. Fritz. ROW2: T. Gordong F. Oliverg R. Medleyg W. Browng W. Gomez. ROW3: W. Londong G. Hillg F. Lecounteg D. Mapp. ROW 4: E. Grobouskig R. Morrowg M. Murphyg S. Gambino. Q R 3+-Q M4 S.. ff, News ,gk ,ww What Is It???? is if-, we Time passesg Will YOU???? , is gg. i if v ' . . .W .P ' 1 4 M . A 'ai ' R , ijt ' W he J w if W it ., fe . iw 1 ,aw- s, 4, G . Q 5. sp-f 3. ,vi-L., U 4 ,.. A - nf 4 - ,, .iv 'f 'mf 5' fl A' pi: rj, ' Crqfkf The trip homey another day at Burgard. iff Xi Post graduates HW 'W 5 5 Q v M an 52 WW 6 51 ei aging 1 ' Ga.. Ma 5535. ROW7: Mr. Farchming 1. Gisel. ROW2: I. Panerp E. Hessg 1. Zmorag R. Kleinmanp M. Dellg D. Sysak. ROW3: A. Davidsong E. Zurekg W. Marvin. ROW7: R. Adamskig P. Lavoie. ROW2: M. Koskag R. Hylag R. Sombriog E. Rubstorfg G. Petrausg A. Richardsong W. Washington. 75 f -4- fm 'ui w- --,fb 1 x..n1...i, . .., Xiearfk 'wwff M 'Q kH,,.,,-awk N. 6C:.NV V WJ,,.f-f L.g W ek x f f ,ff ,EJ jj at .,?i4ixk,vf f fr 'M 'm' XAL'L A , 'gk 3, v s ' 3 an QW WNY' as ' S Q 4' J' f' , gpg . gm am-,ay f W Bur ga rd ' NNN f M, MN X W J X k,s- hx. A m,., V , L. . W .m,..,. AL.. My--N J' 1L,.1,Q,g M' ' i 2-.A-' Qin-Q ' . ,f n,.f'-x,,,N g '2'?L J X ,..Smi?f':'V ' - Y 2 Ya ' .45 Q3 ,, M ,ei N f N . hmmm' v7,h,L, Mwww. ... A. ,X ,,.........Q.,.M-. X.- ...NW Mgt-,Q J mx if Yf ! xj 76 lf if K ,M,,.pv,.v .P Y Activities Yearbook Q Each September brings forth the dawn of a new school year. The task of recording the school's activities dur- ing this period lies in the hands of the yearbook staff. Editor james leffers, facing the problem of inexperi- ence in the system of a new company, sought a staff able to build anew. This enormous cavity was over- come by a coltish desire for work. Organization and education in the fundamentals of producing a year- book, layouts, lithographical typing, and correlation of theme constitute the foundation upon which future girders are erected. Likewise, Business Manager Mr. McPartland and assistant Paul Faltyn were confronted with obstacles which were surmounted through excel- lent organizational blueprint. I'll see your 10 and raise you 15. By winter, the staff had matured under the able hands of Mr. Peters and by spring, more than one snivelling worker had been victimized by severe nervousness and writer's cramp. By mid-March construction was finally completed. This book is an attempt to give the reader an eyewit- ness report of the complicated stages of construction. The report progresses from birth, the Freshman, through growing pains, Sophomores and juniors, to foundation fixtures, extracurriculars, and at last to the finished product, well rounded Seniors. Q X A If this work has instilled a greater awareness and appre- ciation of a high school institution, our building has been successful. J Hm-m-m-mf W -fm. WMM., .. ROW 1: james leffers, Mark Principato, Gary Moore, Mr. Peters. RQW 2: Casey Czamara, Rudy Morales, Vernon james, Leon Cade, Paul Faltyn, Cardell Matthews, Wayne Becker, lonnie Huff. Absent: Ibra- him Hernandez, Iohn Kwarta, Robert Matecki, Edward Beeny. Iames leffersp Paul Faltyng Wayne Becker. X. -.. 1 I Edward Beeny - Art Editor. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor in Chief ..,.i.i.....,. james Jeffers Assistant Editor . . . . . , Mark Principato Copy Editor. . . .i.. Casey Czamara Art Editor . . . . . . Edward Beeny Layout .. ....... Johnnie Huff Cardell Matthews Leon Cade Vernon james john Kwarta Ibrahim Hernandez Robert Matecki Photography .................. Sam Davies Rudy Morales BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager ........ Mr. McPartIand Assistant Manager ...,..,...,,. Paul Faltyn Two of Burgard's top salesmenp Reggie Baldwin and luan Rivera. aim?- f Editor-in-chief - lames Jeffers Leon Cade and Gary Moore - Hard At Work XC Y Typist- Casimer Czamara w UW u i:,45 and af .,0..dlrQ of . ' ink' 'mamma - Q, , 1 Q Z qi AM i'- Www! if A--f iv g W 1 A Ma. f- n,.,gw Jw! 5215! 3 QW Q qw. 9-L,-G'K7 fsv,,4' W1 a mx JW . E:'T ROW 7: Vernon Walton, Elvin Clark, Dennis Dunn, Mr. Licatag Gaston Randle. ROW 2: Michael Budny, lames Manney, Jerome Young, Roy Rich, Curtis Taylor, Keneth McClure. Absent: Van Brailsford, Elwood Huff, Douglas White. Fkhhqg club This year's fishing club has been a rounding success. Headed by Mr. Knier, the club held weekly meet- ings, at which time fishing and camping techniques were dis- cussed. A winter hi-lite was the weekend spent at Chataqua Lake, where the club enthusiastically indulged in ice fishing. In May the club went to Scout Haven for a weekend of splendid trout fish- ing. The club at the time of this writing had seventeen paid mem- bers and all members then be- came members of Explorer Post 316. Band The band fell on some hard times this year. Last year's loss of some fine seniors have hurt the club. Yet with the presence of this or- ganization with the assistance of a trained instructor, it is a shameful indictment of the many students who fail to take part of this oppor- tunity. Special recognition, how- ever, is given to Vernon Walton, Dennis Dunn, Kenny McLure, and Jerome Young, who have particu- larly expressed themselves well at some of the assemblies. RBI iS Hi Kilim ROW1: Norman Hanelg Edwin Horning. ROW2: David Selmensbergerg Mr. Knier, Mike Smith. ROW 3: Tom Piernik, Charles Smith, Roy Gregory, Tom Musial, Robert Hans. 83 .mm Q'llEf:ii5f'-- t tw. - ----M -1-.sf--, 4 Jet txggwwt M... t . .... ...W - .... .. .... .. .. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bernard Glenng lack Marting joe Kedgeg Marvinell Holleyg David Rizzo. Absent: Marty Hill. ..-1. 'X 84 Inter- high student council The Inter-high Student Council is a city wide organization of representatives form every school in the city. The pur- pose of the council is to discuss prob- lems and develop solutions that effect every city school. This year Burgard was the host school for some meetings. Par- ticular recognition is given to Marty Hill who was elected Inter-High Treasurer. Student council A student council can be a real and practical lesson in democratic govern- ment. The representatives are chosen from each of the roll calls. Their term is for one year, A student chosen by his peers may be proud of his distinction. This honor incidentally, is recorded on his permanent record. Council activi- ties provide lessons in parliamentary procedures as well as other activities vital to an American democracy. Stage crew T Next time you are in an assembly notice the smooth running order of the assembly operation. The things you take for granted, such as light- ing, curtain drops and screen drops are planned beforehand. Alertness and intelligence are prime requisites of the job. At Burgard we are fortun- ate to have the fine staff we do. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Lawrence Radelp loe Galbog Dave Rizzog Sylvester Williamson. Cafeteria monitors Feeding over a thousand hungry mouths every day at lunch is no easy task. An ambitious, considerate staff is a necessity for such a large operation. The boys on our staff are extremely helpful in this regard. They are a part of the reason why your lunch is delivered to you speedily so that your lunch break can provide you with the midday relaxation break. 85 ,,?.W,7, I., Wg, .X My A , I 5? I . M ' hb d D s 2, - t g Swrtc oar 'A ? W 4 3 rr 4. ' r rf l was A l r 3 ,,,i W 'ET -- 'Q R The heart of our excellent Clerical staffp Mrs. Clemens and 4 H X Vp n Q Miss Metzger. H-. ww 1 rzl ll' l' if 4 U r w 3 ,,,, .3 'i1 fm 'A 'E 1 I . D it if 'V . ls, I ff. f h 1 4 if r rirr ITIL ROW 7: T. Cole, D. Krzeminski, W. Wiggins, B. Di- Cioccio, 1. DeTamble, ROW 2: M. Cheek, R. Hatton, I. Young, M. Gilday. ,Qwwr if t Two of our finest operatorsp Steve Hall and Milton r 1 Cheek. Dependable, quick communications systems Much of their effort is taken for granted but upon more careful scrutiny we can see that an able staff is working the board at Burgard. A ,. ,. -vV, . are a vital part of any school operation. I t aa's '3 86 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kevin Rashleyg james lankowskig and Alan Davis. BE Omnibundsmen G I cub The Omnibundsmen are a group of Seniors and juniors who evaluated and attempted to solve problems among students. Formed under the direction of Mr. Fleming the boys meet with problem students and try to instill in them the importance of school life from the student point of view. Guidance monitors These three young men have been greatly appreciated by the guidance department. Generally running er- rands and doing clerical work the boys have been helpful in allowing the counselors to devote their time to helping other students. VICA Among the many activities at Burgard, a club which constantly distinguishes itself is VICA. This year's great achieve- ment for them was the annual toys for tot campaign which brought them na- tional recognition. The club is a credit to the school for its work in developing fine young men. ROW1: I. Galbop D. Rizzo. ROW2: M. Dellp S. Williamsong D. Sysakg P. Faltyn. ROW3: W. Washingtong I. Adamskig L. Radel. Christmas '71 saw Burgard's VICA bring many happy rememberances to many Mike Dell at work in the toy for tots drive, young children with their annual toys for tots drive. pg- X if s V ' dx ylg Q . l,.l V A5N0tg,2HV. . W Q l 1 ly rt Wwnsi , --ff-f. , 'f9f:f vne., ff , . i. ffl frrffff fl1zf'1ff2,.,l.fgq FALO. NEW YORK Q f N 2 3 A L - s 88 'l'Hl-I WIHTI-i H1 WSE vsf.xsr1mLsl'ox January 10, 1972 Dear Mr. Curry: The outstanding work oi the rneinoers oi tne Vocational Industrial Clubs of America in Buffalo has recently come to my attention. I understand that your students have rnade a splendid and successful effort to meet a partic- ularly important need in your community through their Work with the Toys for Tots program. The humanitarian concern expressed by these young people does indeed deserve the appreciation of all our fellow citizens, and I welcome this opportunity to commend each member of your group for his effective achievements. With my wishes for the New Year, Sincerely M21-f Mr. John P. Curry Principal Burgard Vocational High School 400 Kensington Avenue Buffalo, New York 89 il My xv! Ch ess club iff Z 2 X 5 Checkmate! Chess, that elusive game requiring mental alertness, dexterity, patience and stamina is an ever growing pre- occupation among school Bulldogs. With student interest at heart Mr. Klimchuk, one of the school's fine young teachers has made a niche with his outstanding involvement. Through his playoffs this year and last and through his expanding in- ter-scholastic participation the club is well on its way to becoming one of the more prestigious activities at Burgard. .N--M.il5fEifls.1iiQ3?l!kTlf ff..m-LLXGQEE1 rw- WV A ' Z . M9 me stt iii we C lt if l l l I gl 5 5 lil Q 1 P . at Burgard's Chess team, Wayne Becker, john Murphy: lohnnie Huff, Ted- dy Harris. A mighty player for a mighty game! Flying ROW 1: B, Wilson, T. Peterson, R. Furdell. ROW2: R. Walkerg B. Smith, S. Davies. ROW 3: D. Punteiriero, 1. Zurekg L. Gouchieg P. Blaskowiakp L. Dischnerp R. Heissg P. Faltyng D. Rizzo. Libra ry sta ff The library assistants perform a number of clerical duties. These include: accepting library passes from students, charging out books, making out hall passes and monitoring overdue books. The number of assistants was in- creased this year to meet the demands of the multi-media cen- ter. Their help allowed the librari- an to assist other students with class assignments. club The Burgard Flying Club The Burgard Flying Club is made up of a group of interested young men who are endeavoring to supplement their mechanic tech- nition training and general educa- tion with airplane pilot training. At this point in time they are spending approximately four ad- ditional hours per week in after school study so as to qualify for the taking of the private pilot written exam - one of the big- gest challenges in obtaining the private pilot aircraft license. Two of the members have already at- tained their solo certification and are well on the way to the private pilot license. This is a tremendous l accomplishment 'for any young man in today's highly progressive and technical society and they should be highly commended. f ,,.. MW g gg .. .. ROW1: A. Martin, A. Perczynskig T. Nowickig R. Swiderskig D. Miller, D. Primm. ROW2: H. Bates, A. Marshall, Mr. Flynn, R.Tomczakg1.lohnson. Q ROW 3: E. C-orneyg T. Peterson, T. Czamarap D. Hughes, F. Bell, C. Czamarag R. Bryant, G. Von Hasseln, Ct. Sponholtzp S. McMillan, 1. Ransom: l. Rivera. 91 L .5 xi Mr. Ronald Williams l H i 2 'Q f 5 g r Hs 55 L ' V l k ill' A' , K -- - s j.If-ffii .-yi: . ' '1 4' ' , ' v,--lgliz. ftjgg u H .uf E . ROW 1: L. Weidman, K. Samiro, Mrs. Cosentine lManagerJ, D. Santarelli. ROW2: R. Siller, M. Finbar, G. Stenclik. ROW3: A. Thomas, D. Silner,1. Bajarski. 92 Big sandwiches for hungry Bulldogs! is Cafeteria sta ff I 4 Thank You! We the 1971-1972 yearbook staff would like to thank everyone who participated in our patron drive. It was our endeavor to make this the best published book yet. The Craftsmen was completed with the help of many stu- dents and teachers. We would like to thank everyone personally on this paper but unfortunately the list would be too long. The only way to have a good yearbook is through support, like the purchasing of patrons and activity cards. This year we were rather successful. We hope that next year, you the students will be just as cooperative. Your help is always helpful to the Craftsmen! 93 ludo LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Guarigliag Herb Batesp lohn Bassg Mike Dickg Tom Cosgrove lr. lf mother could only see me' now! The art of judo has been heard by many but is known by only a few. Mr. Guariglia, Burgard's soft-spoken history teacher has built a fine club of matmen at the school. With hours of careful work, patience and practice has become a well disciplined unit, capable of putting on demonstrations at Burgard as well as other schools which it has done. Through Mr. Guarig- lia's efforts, the students have learned a valuable tool for which they are most thankful. Mr. G shows the right way to do it! Photo club ROW1: Rudy Moralesg Herbert Batesg Fosterlonesg Ronald Baldwing Terry Maksymik. ROW2: Bernard Smithp Sam Davies. Another helpful activity from the student's view is the Phto Club. Though not as glamorous as the sports, the club pro- vides the student is provided with the means in not only knowing how to take pictures but also in how to develop themg indeed a good thing to know considering the cost of developing pictures today. Also listed on this page is some of the work done by our students in the school photo lab. Notice the special effects they have learned. . 'F is mmign -- i r A-A W .'lk ff 71, 2 W X mfummit Qgszwfi if ' l:l TBANk Y t H2 tgti' 5 it lis s sssiiixli if X ig, 1 ,fl f iz 4.2, mil , 1, 3 JS 4' ei 93'-skg ' If T52 , We 1 l ,4 , -. -I.: I. ffQ3..hA ,,,g'WJ if f5, Af'?r,Q Xlz' fy tx, 1'.. I DE -' Kiln Xxfdixqx ' I ,ff x if ' X E if I 1 'W X X 5 'f ff,f' ff- - sth ,xfqfl A f f :ff 6 Aff w :Lv 'Mx' ' JV Hifi 5 Ei , Q J F, gm - ' :,A. jd 44 9s'.L..- - 1 U Ig!! ks JP f AHF 'W J x f f PX ,ff If ...Y . F ATNLE 7555 K f.a YN bf--f WW aw VTX V E' Q A -.-49 Tr! J . if ,f .- , 'Q I 4 ,f . .Mg Mfg, , Z 1 14 3 N' VZ' K 1 ei- A -if I , fs! gkwmfx I , P funk fli,,,2. e 1 'fi . A , I 'fig ' X f 5 in JA ' , q-Y qi Ill Football The 1971 season at best was a disappointing one for Burgard fans. The school lost all its games. However the team always gave a good account of itself and morale was always high. The team had a few bright spots. Ron Harge received All-High recognition and Calvin jones ended the season with the distinction of having played for all his four years at the school. Certainly despite the teams weak performance these two men as well as the entire squad receive our endorsements of having put forward a fine account of itself on and off the field. Special considerations is given to Al Freeland, who played inspiring football, despite losses. It was he who led the team to its near stunning upset of mighty Sene- ca. The space is too small here to give due credit to all the athletes but we wish them all the best of success and to their loyal fans. ROW 7: R. Reidg 1. Martinp W. Maxwellp W. Simmonsg R. Hargeg A. Freeland E Planter A Moore C Banks ROW2: M. Gildayp G. Durrg 1. Williams: G. Woods: I. Thomasg F. Bellp T Harris B Glenn S Taylor ROW3: K. Campbelp C. Chandlery M. Nolong D. Pikensp C. lonesg B. Grueber G Tyler 9 ROW 1: G. Rumphg E. Browng W. Riveryg G. Rawlesg R. Scottp R. Norwoodp G. Swang P. Martinp P. Eschbergerg I. Huff. ROW2: R. Laczkag H. Washingtong W. Wiggensg M. Wheelerg R. Hughsonp B. DiCiocciog l. Colosimog A. Presslyp I. Matyjaski. ROW 3: G. Nickensg R. Hurdg R. Moralesg A. Boldeng D. Burroughp C. Everhartg T. Collinsg C. Gaglia. The Head Coach f ...PQ 1 A A in Me.. P hw -. ' C + :f I ,I ag sg. ul 5 A . K a. A i 'lrfi++i emma + .. x '.-'ggg7ll jpg 5 Af. + W1 r - 'R FV P . A at V er ' if s Varsity scores X-- c '+ 4 gf' 'Q BURGARD Hutch-Tech The Head Coach paces up and down, X ' kg iff, BURGARD Bennett His face contorted in a frowng f gn. ' ' ' BURGARD East A nervous wreck who fears the worse, ,. 9525. BU RGARD Lafayette He bows his head and breathes a curse, 7 , A f , Then shakes his fist and kicks the dirt , W Affairs I BURGARD Senega And rips the collar off his shirtg A X' BURGARD Kenslngton If now itseems like he's upset, ,- -' -i just wait-the game's not started yet. ikxw' 37 w A I. V. scores BURGARD Nichols BURGARD Riverside BURGARD Nichols BURGARD Riverside BURGARD Seneca A helping hand my Q ,- L x . M, Q M,A Q. QA ,. u in at we it ' ' .M -mm Q., A - Your all washed up pink pad! Never gonna give you up! Bu rgard's Doomsday Defense 100 P . GW A A A W MW. ...W A -nyi W1 an n Iii.-'awww 'P' . Q 5 10 - A f M , m 'M' 2 4? 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M , Q ' gf ' v V ,, x ,H V ,, 9 va N , .ENN . ip ' ' 1 f W' J w , f ,- avg ., 4, ',, Q - av as N Vit , , ' X V iQ',ic H U h ,. X . 'Et J. I , Q- .. Q H I SH' 2 V, ,ag 51: G - ,W ,- as-V - W gf' mv 'D fi WNW 3jff s.'i:,.,M0i Vi., it F 5 ' , .t NK- ' xi Burgard's Calvin Hill On The Move! The tracks of defeat. Wait till next year. 101 Bulldogs '72 L-',- , FL. , 'L-'L. L,L,., limmy Williams Robert Reid V Alvis Freeland S, 42 William Simmons Greg Woods Joe Cooper ' Charles Chandler Charles Banks Mike Gilday 84 Alvis Freeland E it is . ,Vi 9 E S Qsi, g i, ta .Q t f B . . F X . is.. -is 'T 3 X :E g ,X.. A ' , it as ROW 1: Robert Reidp Levi Morrowg Ed Raineyg Ronald Hargeg Alvis Freelandp Donald Vaughng Alan Davis ROW2: Fred Giddensg Bernard Glenng Carl Hillp James Moorep Stanley Edmondsp Calvin lonesg Hayward Rushing Though not possessing the fine record of the 1972 team, this year's, squad nonetheless gave a fine ac- count of itself. The team began the season with five consecutive wins but then ran into several reverses. The team made a brilliant comeback during the Tech game but time ran out as the Bulldogs were surging. The same occurred during the Bennett encounter. But after a dismal performance against Ken, the team closed out the season with a fine win over Lafayette and a crushing defeat against Grover in an away game. A team made a terrific account of itself howev- er in its attempt to maintain possession of the Section VI playoff competition, but this wasn't the year of the Bulldog. Our sincerest congratulations go out to Mr. Banas and his fine squad. 104 Sweet Home Lafayette Grover Cleveland Seneca McKinley Nichols South Park Riverside Hutch-Tech Bennett Kensington Lafayette Grover Cleveland ,-u-H William Simmons L 'V R9hH3dlHafse 'f'i ,l l k lf? ', m'L , A,,A, , , gi Y A , l l . , , A 1 Ed Rainey 2 , ,Q L, ' , umm' M . V M? fig? Q t: -f ,M ' ' Q1 H KKV: 2 W ' V. nr . ff ..,,, ,. ' - ' . L ll + ' I - 53 ' V,:5 . W f jones Hayward Rushing Edward! F ' 1 P X l l Y I 2 ir 4 G I r V 1 lnf,M,wv,.,,M 3 4 ff 19 E fffw? 1 , 11,47 y,-,aff , Alvis Freeland l l ,ldhnsohl m ,1 . ,Mm xl ' Carl Hill 105 A fast break for Burgard! A happy look from the coach. Alroy shows how it's done , ET ?x - X S .f 5 -J 55? - x 1 I If mother could only see me now Tl'1at's My Ball. junior Varsity ROW 1: D. Pellowg D. Winfield. ROW2: C. Alexanderg T. Scottg R. Walkerg F. Bellg R. Floyd. ROW3: E. Browng G. Chatmang M. Chaneyg W.TidwelIg R. Hatton. .,, , . 4222 5. LX ., R, S :.. Q Q5 fi XL-A ' Q -. My X 5 V iigvii i iw it il . sr ' i L i .il ,kr 1 . W UNM J' I s 1' fl,.i.ii. 4 5. i l ri. 99,3 L Baseball ...ii l 1 V 1 -an at . ma H as mfg k L W w ,,., if N M it .li fa X N . 53 3 , , .T iiii ' M f WE . 1 l' ig 5 f T... W 1 ,, 5. Mm if i t rw Oh! Oh! Who did what now? TOP: D. Cehulik, A. Covella, T. Musial, R. Kimmick, G. Eschberger, l Moran, R. Olivieri, G. Pawlowski,1. Adamski,l. Galbo, Coach R. Guariglia BOTTOM: P. D'Amico, G. Rumph, D. Palmowski, D. Sauberan, W. Robe- doux, R. Heiss. A young team is often a team of inexperience but it's also a team with a nucleus for future years. Such was the predicament at Burgard for the 1971 season. Though there were some setbacks and some of these were painful the team stayed there battling. This was especially apparent in the Seneca game. The team was down by 13 runs, yet they almost pulled a major up- set. The team is hopeful of a comeback this year. A nucleus is thereg especially with returning veterans Preston D'Amico, joe Galbo, Gary Palmowski, and Don Sauberan. 110 2 LL In 0 Qxx i 3 Emerson 13 Seneca 'I South Park 0 Hutch-Tech 4 Riverside 3 East 3 Kensington 0 Bennett lthink the coach spotted something wrong! MMM: A gig. Mighty Preston at bat for Bu rgard! I better hurry, the scouts are watching. Q,- W as TQ ,arm it Q E NN s s X A 1 I hope this is the right place. Strategy! is is X x 2 -if E Q s, E. S ussn ' S X ,wa . ix, L. li Y' Cross Country This years team was composed of nine runners Two Seniors, four juniors, one Sophomore and two Freshmen The team also had a new coach, Mr Adams This years team record was three wins, nine losses, with Gary Von Hasseln recording the fastest time The team is looking forward to next season, when they hope to put Burgard on the top ROW 1: Herb Bates, Gary Von Hasseln. ROW2: Mr. Adams, Ray Carmichael, Sylvester Williamson, jasper Lykes, Carl House. ROW3: joe Finch, Jimmie Short. 113 xesvlft 23 23 44 34 g 46 Q 36 48 47 24 46 34 4 Bates pulls ahead to stay. i ,wise 5 6 .,.. 6 ..:,.: 6 Altt. i 6 42 r my 1 5 gzz, A 6 N,:. . 6 X 6 .Nt fa' 6,4 sss 6 6 46 A is it Z ' Burgard's two leaving seniorsp Herbie Bates and limmie Mark Looks at the record. Short' Lafayette Emerson Grover Cleveland Riverside South Park Seneca Bennett Hutch-Tech East McKinley Kensington WT T Track The 1971 Burgard Track team was a team of inexperi- ence but at the same time it was a time to get experi- ence. The team had a very disappointing season but this shouldn't diminish the fine individual efforts of some of our athletes. Abdul Ali ran a fine 100 yard dash for the Bulldogsg his best time being 10.2. Other individual stars included Bernard Glenn, Sam Taylor, Gary Von Hasseln and Herbie Bates. Congratulations are due to Mr. Garcea and his dedicated group of athletes. Ememon 22 Lafayette 58 East 107 Grover Cleveland 69 McKinley 79 Seneca 61 South Park 73 Hutch-Tech 77 Riverside 72 Benneu 88 Smooth Eddie on the hand off. 1 , ,iw X , - 1 V1 ' 555' ' ' ,Q A ,, ,, f MW , , 5g1z!s,t-Vi ,My W2 fsm,1z:m,,s,, , '.ffL,i3f!?55fE55EQ5kz2Vfmwzf 'z' I 53' . ' nf,,.2,Q37g3?5V iggifgw, , V, A ' 'W WW W . mga. iw Mm: , L Z , at A4 That bike would make it a heck of a lot easier. gi? Q And there around the stretch. f i Up, Up, and Away! ' , + .,.. ., J fl V 'ifvm , 'i'?if' ,,1,. 2 M-4' 1' S: ,.f, H ' J' ' 1 41 2535225 541125 I K ,L ,Qi QE 1,5 14 . if at f , y is Q 'Mft 'f . ,F 7 M , ' tw ' nf gkmg iwxaw. h'2i ,, ai Q ,fiirqg 0 2 ,L 9, j V 7 t , , v V 4 W 41 A ' N ii , -ig, 't Q S ' ' 2 ,, V r:fV?:w17f' Q-Z ww it IW:i94?i7i'i:if1fi5?4f JFf5?iwI'fJ5'579:15f,, f 5' . ,M ,L ' 4ff5fizg'f'Z55iF,ff A 'WITH ,5'yf,ZOfJf'73'2,gg2, fKi ff, ' i' LQ I ,,1:my'z7' 'ig5,f,-332 . aff? wgiz f-57 -1724 , 1 , Hfi55 M ' f -4 W ' i -ff . H 1'-'21 mv W ,. -I gff wff - , f -di i r r i , - H N' aw i s ' t ' , 7 , . V. ,,,, . , 41515, Q , I f .,.,, , f 'V .. ,. V ' ' A it rV,. 6 Gary in the lead by himself. Q' Tennis y man! Sock 'em to 'em. 4921 In 1971 our Tennis Team won two matches: one from Emerson and the other from East. Peter Koschtschuk and his teammates are to be congratulated for their endeavors to bring honor and glory to our alma ma- ter. Coach Banas and the members of his Tennis Team need our enthusiam and support to help them on to more victories. Let's do our bit by showing that we do care. Burgard Opponent 2 Lafayette 3 1 Riverside 4 1 Hutch-Tech 4 2 Kensington 3 4 East 1 2 South Park 3 2 McKinley 3 1 Seneca 4 1 Grover 4 4 Emerson 1 0 Bennett 5 , aww , ,,,M.,g-,N,,Ms,,,,,.,.. ,M,A.....p Friendliest - james leffers -I ---' , 311- E I ,..- if-.-ffilg.ji.QlAifj.ATQ ,..., ,TM ,L .. L. V, F 1 ALL' E, .,..a,c,.,,c..c...ca1,e,,..e..,., XA,WL . L.., .,,.,.,.,,,w . We L, L,x.L xm.xAL. W A L iw J --sg was 4 OUISI-Hnding A Seniors Best Scholar - Kevin McNamara s . ,- ','L, X Xv.. Me. f ff Q' xx, XM r Most Likely To Succeed - joseph Kedge 118 fi i ., .... ,Q ,ek xf Q, 3 1.0-H-.-..,,a..Wi-M .J wwe.. ,MW ,, . H , , J 4 , Best Dressed - Marvinell Hollie 41' I S ! I 5' F i I 5 . I f GK , f ,V-f Z Q 2 ef M-wwwww .,,,A,,., ,tim I ff!! O f N, ,,l . to W W 7977 81 1972 L i t f fs' ' if ixk, , 'A ' g i n i- Us :, f My T. K k K K 3 . V-'J,,,'-f ,fn W gN Hardest Working john Lavey Most Active Calvin jones Best Athlete - Ronald Harge Best Contributor To The School Caslmer Czamara 119 Honor Roll Students SENIORS: William Turner, 935 john Lavey, 935 Kevin McNamara, 935 Michael McGuire, 94.5. 'fm IUNIORS: David McNamara, 94.55 james Dudnelly, 96.3. Absent. Mark Myc 93.4. 12 O SOPHOMORE5: Robert Marignoni, 965 Ronald Frysowski, 96.25 Da- vid West, 965 joseph Adamski, 98.2. 5 '5,, sf 1 5 . igry , . ,V V V' A 1 V A Ak', gk 5 5 5 5 553: l TW-V f u fvi- . f. Q l W - , 5 ii555 1 My , if 4 I 1 5sl fi? if RA 51' 3 4 I 555' MM. 2 , , V ' E 5 ,rw M26 . ' ' ,k'.' M v K X FRESHMEN: Russell Holzhausen, 94.45 Robert Hans, 95.8. Absent. Peter Adamski, 96.6. Memories . . . Presses Through the Pages of My Mind. -....,,ve,,,, I told 'em I could jump out of Mr. Harris' room. -1 i W3 five I V ' WL. mix M a TL lf 4: ag, ff 13 Dear diary, Today I Remember the parking lot last winter. 122 f 1 X LW VXSQSQN --uw of wi. s A 524s a I ' t S . I, WSG is . sc K. x Q S , 5 S s K va. K. K sg, 3 -ff 1. 1 I 2 . at t i - as - . Hurry! The secret formula is inside. .gawk I guy in the back just missed out on his picture. I got one of these on my tricycle. Q o f L9 -ami Daz Slow down, the Rock may be at the end of the driveway. Then how would you explain this, After School Program An ever growing number of ambitious students are attending Burgard's after school program. Not only limited to Burgard students, the program draws boys not only from other high schools but the elementary as well as the parochial schools. Courses are offered in such varied areas as welding, collision work, engine maintainance and repair, electrical repair, engine tune-up and many others. The program is not only limited to the immediate after school students. There is an adult education program in basic and advanced auto repair. Course offerings are of a very practical service with the ever rising auto repair bills. Interestingly, there are some college graduates taking courses. This past summer a program was conducted, which was a significant success. Besides the auto repair courses, a popular course was the motorcycle repair course. An outstanding course was offered to some enterprising students by Mr. Robert Redfern. The aviation course, prepared students for the written portion of the private pilot's examination. Upon achieving success in this test,a student was well on his way for obtaining his pilots license. Thus it should be said that Burgard offers students many outlets for creative ambitions, desires and energies, and students applying themselves can learn many practical and beneficial skills now and in later life. ll ' PS5 as' 'X 5? Eight grader's get a unique experience working on helicopters. Students working after school in Mr. Fleming's shop. 124 A student learning and having fun learning while working on his car, Ayounglad learning thefine artofweldingi A nieded skill in today's worldp learning how to work on the truc s. Mr. Redfern, preparing students for the written portion ofthe pri- vate pilot's exam. 125 advertfsirv 3 s-...,...,,, - fa-ff 'ff P ,, J,4,,,fLf1 ,Nnd,,.,....-1 V ,,,4,f's-f ' A 'w t I '. A I JW 2 in loo M-A-W--0--- JW J L , of . a,, A 1 1 t 4593 gf f' 1' 6 1 . ., 1 f QQ i gf, ' f 'Fox fl 1, 1 ' if If-I !,-i 1, flu v .23 FI, 3 af W ffdgrme M .,. L4., M.,,,,, 1, ffi, ,L , n ,. M fffvi - A X g if tail f I ,A o ' M f3ffg.S.gQ'v-J! f N'.' W ,A ij ff . 5, sr : li?- S A I' hsxx Ai K N . 1 , w,8,,as . Atv rat ' 1 f - 3 . G I K' 31 -ggi, ..s'ku. S .V I P It -fs , -W ' A ,, ag A tgp M, ws W ... 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Davis Sr. Frank T. Davidson Col. Claude Dawson Nathanial Dawson Debbie 84 Ed Del 84 Cheryl Rae Delmonte june Demario Mrs. Michael Denis Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard DeRouche Frederick DeRush Alfred Desiderio james Detamble Van Dette Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald C. De Witt Mr. 81 Mrs. joseph R. Di Sarno Ludwig A. Dischner Ludwig A. Dischner William Dixon Mr. 81 Mrs. Leo F. Dolan The Dolan Children Don 84 Linda Dossett's Meat Market Mr. 84 Mrs. j. Dodley Michael Dumham Ed 84 Barb Capt. Floyd j. Edwards Herm Eldridge David Ellerbee Mrs. Shirley Ellis Tanice R. Estelle Michael Fafora Maryanne Faltisko Mr. 84 Mrs. A. Faltyn Samuel Farleo Mike Farrell The Gerald W. Felckowski Family Mr. 84 Mrs. Louis Ferrara Patricia Ferro Mr. 84 Mrs. F. Fialkowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Fickling Mrs. B.A. Fettik Tony Fino Debbie Fiorello joseph Fiorella William Fitzpatrick Ken Flanigan Freddy Loves Chris Mr. joseph F. Flynn George 84 Sharon Fromm Mr. 84 Mrs. Gordon Frost jr. Hazel Fuhrey Henry T. Galey Mr. Edard Galuszka Mr. Michael Galusyka Robert Gannon Gary l.B.T. Nfs Daniel j. Geary Gregory Dennis Geltnet Nancy j. Geltner Mr. Robert General George S. 81 Mary H. L. Gilbert Michael Gilday Agnes Gill Eligah Gipson Dennis Gliszczynski Mrs. Louis Gloster Robert Gonzalez Good Luck From Volly Guy Gordon 81 Lorrie 72-73 Gorski Ed Gorney Mrs. William Goulette Derry Gradl Ora Green Donald C. Gregory james Graham Alice K. Grzebinski Stanley Donald Grzebinski Stanley Grzebinski Gary Guadagno john Guarnieri jim Guercio 81 Toni jean Melucci Mrs. Rita Gugino Mr. 84 Mrs. R. Guguentz Evelyn Guise Private HXW Halluck Edward Haines Mr. 81 Mrs.Thomas Hannan Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward A. Hans Mrs. Francis Hans Miss Virginia Hans Russell M. Hark Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Harrison Mr. 81 Mrs. j. Hawker Mr. Drango Hawkins Mr. Drango Hawkins Larry Hayes judge and Mrs. William G. Hefferon Anna Heiss Douglas W. Henderson Katherine Hennigan Katherine Hannigan Abe Hernandez H. Hicks Walter Hilderband Majie Hinterberger Ellen Hoctor Mr. C. C. Hoffman Kevin 81 jermel Hooks Richard Hughson Mr. 81 Mrs. David Hughson 81 Son Roderick Hughson Mr. 81 Mrs. Roderick R. Hughson Mrs. MacBelle Humphrey Carl Hunley Hurst Mrs. Delores Hutchins Dennis Hutchins Robert Innes Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry jablonski Dandy jablonski 84 john Threet Mr. 81 Mrs. Steven jablonski Mrs. Dorothy jackson Vernon james Weant james Wellington jamieson Mr. 84 Mrs. David Wilmont jamison Mrs. Gertrude jamiszewski Mrs. Gertrude janiszewski Mr. 84 Mrs. Stanley jarmus Mr. 81 Mrs. Stanley jarmus Mr. 8: Mrs. D. jarrell Aunt jayna jean 81 Eddie james A. jeffers jim 84 Lois jerry T. 84 Sue C. Mr. 81 Mrs. E. jimerson johnson's Music School Darryl johnson David johnson Dorothy jones Dr. W. Hinson jones Personal Patrons Larry 84 Danalynn jones William D. jordan jr. Huntington Gang NXS Mr. 84 Mrs. D.R. Kacalski Family Mr. 84 Mrs. Herbert Kaczmarek Gerald Kilian Kath 84 Ron 72 Kazik B. 81 Halina H. Mr. 84 Mrs. joseph A. Kazmierczak 84 Co. Gerald F. Kazmierczak joe Kedge Keith 84 Sue Keith 84 Sue Gerald Kilian james A. Kilgore Mr. 84 Mrs. james F. Kilgore R. Kimmick Edward Klein Mr. Knier Richard Knoop Richard Knoop Christopher Koczor Dimitar Koeleff Mr. 84 Mrs. Adolph Konieczny Walter L. Kopytko ln Memory Of Bernard Kopytko Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Kosmoski Lewis Kost Dick Kozlowski Mrs. Kozlowski Mr. 84 Mrs. George Kramer Thomas R. Kramer Mrs. Florence Kraus Marcia Krautsak Mrs. Michael j. Kratusak Marilyn Krawczyk Mr. 84 Mrs. Herbert Krieger Mr. 84 Mrs. David Krobe 8: Family Edward Kuznier Marie Kuntz Norbert F. Kuntz Mr. 81 Mrs. M. Kuter jack Lafferty Robert W. Langlotz Robert j. Lannen Larry 81 Mary T.L.A. Lash LaRue Lash LaRue jr. Lillie Latham Oscar Latham Cindy Laughlin Edward Lavey Helen Lavey E. j. Lawless Angelo Lebron Lebron Family Reatha M. Lee Reatha M. Lee Mrs. Sam Levitsky Bill Lis Lloyd 8: Mary 70-71 -72 Thomas Logalbo Peter Lombardo Oliver Lone Mr. 81 Mrs. Dom Lo Piccolo Charles Love Michael j. Lopat Loretta 84 Randy Gerald A. Lowinski Mr. 84 Mrs. A. Lowinski Anthony Ludovico Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Lukonaitis Mrs. Marlene Lukasiewicz james Lukasik Mrs. Dale E. Lus Mr. Dale F. Lus Lynne 8: Rocky Mrs. I. MacDonald james G. Maclachlan Mag 81 Rich Main Chy. Ply. Terry Maksymik Dancy Malczewski David Malczewski Mark Marchewka Dolores Mann Nellie L. Mann Robert F. Mann Mr. 84 Mrs. Miles Manson Bruce Maue Robert L. Marignoni Homer Marshall Homer Marshall Dennis A. Matecki 1st Lt. Thomas A. Matecki Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis j. Matecki Mr. N.P. Mathien Bruce Maue Bruce Maue Gary McCarthy Mr. George McCormick Rev. and Mrs. Terrence McCreedy David McDougal Malcolm McDue Kathy McGill Fred McGrew Richard McGuire Tricia McGuire Tricia McGuire Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard McGuire McGuire Family Linda McLune Martin j. McMahon Mickey Mc Namara Mr. 81 Mrs. L. j. McNamara Mr. 84 Mrs. L.j. McNamara Gresse Medier Kenneth Melvin Mr. 81 Mrs. Daniel Michalski Michelle 81 Ed Mike 84 Ludy Ed. Mikolajczyk Lt. Louis Mikolajek Mr. 81 Mrs. julian C. Mikolajek Thomas Mills Anthony Miranda Dorothy V. Mitchell joanne Mitchell joyce Mitchell Mrs. Florence Mograth Paul Moline Omeri Monroe Mr. 81 Mrs. james Moore V. Morris Beverly Mull Mr. 84 Mrs. Robert Myers Warren Nichols Frank Nobile Sue Nolan Nova Power Bernard Nowak N.R.A. Mr. 81 Mrs. E.R. Nowak Lillian O'Brien 84 Family Ken Obstarcyk Donald j. O'Connor Steve Oellopinto Flyod R. Olnstead One Way Richard Osborne Mama Shanu Oshinown Arlene O'Sullivan Mrs. Victoria Pachulski Frank - Michael- Ruthann Page Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Page Parkway Cleaners Gary Palmowski Pam and Rus 72 Norman S. Paolini Sr. Pat 84 janet Patterson Family Pawlak Mrs. Steele Pawlak David Peckham D. Pellow Mr. 84 Mrs. Anthony Penska john Pepperday Tim Peterson Robert Petrus Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Peters Mr. Thoams Petre Tom Peter Mr. Thoams Petre james Piatkowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Frank Piccolo john Pitenowski P.K. Drugs Thoams King Robert Polino Bobby Mark Pomerhn Gaston Ponelle Mike Pony Cynthia 84 Mary Pope Mr. Donald A. Porter Frank Powelss Frank Powless Gerald W. Powres Charlotte Pressby joseph Presby Mark Principato Mrs. josephineA. Pulanecki S.M. Puma Robert Pyzczynski Robert Qnnes Mrs. Barbara Quebral Loretta Radka Frank A. Roloalote Raw Truth Mr. 84 Mrs. Samson Reichart P. Reidy Miss jeanette Rhodes The Rhodes Family Mrs. Alberta Rice Mr. Odell Rice Bobby Richards Rick 81 joyce Rick 8. Mary 71-72 Rick 84 Terry Pat Riverside Mr. 84 Mrs. Dan Robinson Rocky Richard Ross Mr. 84 Mrs. Almon Ross Richard Roland Rodney Rinard Rodney Rinard Robert Resinger Personal Randy Roberts Mr. john Roman Troy Ross Raw Truth Music Group jackie 84 David Sally Rubino john Reitz Russ and Connie 72 Russ and Connie Minnie Ruth Willie Rivers Mrs. Shirley Sadler Adele Salvesen Sam, Tina, Risselle, joann H7211 Paul Sanio Mr. Paul Sanio Carl Sargent C.j. Sasiadek james C. Satterwhite Mr. 81 Mrs. C.H. Sauer june Savard Sharon L. Scandon Angelo Scime Kenneth Scahrfer Dan 81 Kathy Schaefer jr. Virginia Schen back Paul Schnitzer john Schuchardt Mr. 81 Mrs. Laveen Schmidt Art Schnagel Pauline S. Scott Mrs. Emily Schueler Mr. 81 Mrs. B. Seaman Dave Selmesberger Reichlus Sermini jerry Sharples Alma Shattuck Shelia 81 Bill Mary Shinners Shorty 81 Little Chris Mr. 84 Mrs. Leo Skowron Mrs. Mary Shrive Kenneth R. Silva Mrs. Mary H. Simpson Mr. 81 Mrs. R. Sims Stasie Smartz Bernard E. Smith jr. Elmer Smith 42 Mr. 84 Mrs. Elmer R. Smith William B. Small B. j. Socha William Sokol Mrs. E. Solva Sonny 81 Marge Amann South Buffalo sfs Stephen j. Stachowski Stewart Stanton Patrons R. Steele David Steffens Steve N judy Steve and Lynda june Stewart Ginny Stiles Ginny Stiles Charles Strickland Michael Stribling Russell 81 Ruth Strayer SUB Sugar Ray Susan Susie 84 Larry George Swain Lillian Swain Rev. Ray Edward Swann Mr. 84 Mrs. jam Swist Steven Szewczyk Raymond j. Szudzik Sandy and jesse Szymczak Mr. 84 Mrs. Szymanski Casimir Tarasek Daniel 84 Pamela Taylor TEX Mr. Wilbert Texido Martin Thomas The Sjort Kids The South Park juicers Mrs. Milvia Tice Sgt. john Tinti jr. U.S.A. Mr. john Tinti jr. Mrs. john Tinti Tom 84 Debbie Tony 84 jan ' H.O.L.L.A.N.D. Mr. 8: Mrs. T.j. Triftishauser Tschopper's judith Turner Mr. 81 Mrs. Kenneth R. Turner Mr. 84 Mrs. William Turner H.E. Tyran Willie Mae Tyson Miss Cathy Van Sickle Mr. 84 Mrs. Thomas Vassallo Mrs. Carmela Vella Mr. 84 Mrs. joe Ventura Cay View Mr. 84 Mrs. D.M. Villagomez joseph Villagomez Mr. 81 Mrs. Ronald Villagomez Valerio Villagomez Mrs. Dolle W. Vinson Noel Vinson Bill Von Hasseln Bon Von Hasseln Bruce Von Hasseln Mr. 84 Mrs. Edward P. Von Hasseln Gary Von Hasseln Francis G. Wagner Steve Walack Anthony Walton john W. Washington Keith Washington David and Derwin Watson Mr. 84 Mrs. M. Watson Wayne 84 Cindy Michael Webb West Side - Bulldogs Robert S. Weymouth Francis Wheeler Michael Wheeler Steve Wheeler Anthony White Phillip White jerald Whitman Leon Widelko Mr. Frank Wiertel Wig City Mrs. Wiggins 84 Family Florence Wilson Mrs. Nell Williamson Lottie Wisniewski Mark E. Witul Mr. Henry Wojciechowski Randy Wojdan Stefan Wojtkiw judia Wolka Carl E. Woods Helen E. Woods 178 Woodside Woody's Barber Shop Mr. 84 Mrs. L. Zakowicz David Zalikowski Mr. 84 Mrs. Alfred Zalikowski 81 Family Kathy M. Zehler Kevin Zehler Kevin Zehler Mr. 81 Mrs. L.D. Zehler Norm Zimmer Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Zimmer Mar6 Zimmerman Anthony Zitnik Number One james Klapp Mrs. Runette Brailsford Mr. Lang 'EBF 5 4 lktks Mr. Clabeau In Memoriam Burgard tragically lost three of its beloved teachers during the past school year. The first Mr. Coe was a former teacher during the 1930's and 1940's. He was very instrumental in developing and maintaining the aviation program in Burgard. Aviation at that time was not heralded as it is today, so Mr. Coe was far- sighted to realize the impending significance of the aviation field. Mr. Clabeau was one of our beloved substitute teachers. At a time when youth is being served, it was good to see an elderly man as Mr. Cla- beau have such magnetic appeal with both teachers and students. Mr. Lang meanwhile was known by most students. He too will be sorely missed. A metic- ulous man in his instructions and assignments, Mr. Lang was deeply interested in seeing students suc- ceeding. Often they didn't realize how much he was interested. For example Mr. Lang conducted the program among faculty members in sending stu- dents to witness the Golden Gloves matches. All three will be indeed missed among our ranks. As part of this book's feeling, we ask students to stop and reflect for a moment on their lives and to learn from them how we can better understand our own lives. A , ..ii:,'iPg ,mb , . or ' 1 . .,., ' gs , .1-'--Nl, .- . , . st. , A Mr. Coe , r' - . M . X . ...W-...H .... 'ITL .M -. .1-. 4.4 , . ' ' I 2:53 +4-V17 - ff: . W 3' r 4. ' Lg, .. 232' 1, in - jf. -I-s if , .fgs L-A ba' ga! ,H 'ZC LIZ' r- Jia. IQ- TC . Qi? ? 2- . SE. A -ij N. :uf .SIS .51 ' ag 5- n mi 4, , rdf 232, :Lx - s .Na 1' L r