Emerson Vocational High School - Emersonian Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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Putting the yearbook together is the unthanked task of both students and faculty - 1 Making sure the names are spelled correctlyg thinking up a good excuse for the lack of ath- letic coveragcg most important, meeting the deadline! Jim Pawlak buys a patron to the Emersonian smilingly as Dan Proctor, Year- book Business Editor, bends his arm. Qabovej l I l A john Lee types up the copy for the dummy as the deadline approaches. fabovej Nothing personal, of course, sir, but buying a page in the yearbook almost guarantees none of our students will visit your store at any time. frightj

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This is Mr. Herman and his merry musicians - Taking it from the top we have Richard Cutway, Keith King, Ray Rodgers, Bruce Koemer, Antonio Garner, Richard Piniewski, Brian Madder, Carlton Moher, James Adams, Art Walker, Mark Nusall, james Wick, Walter Gates, Robert Mier, Carl Nowak, John Drehs, Charles Mesi, Chris Chisim, Thomas Stewart, Greg Treadwell, and Ron Carey. The Emerson Choral Society posed for the picture below. We have not heard them lately, but Mr. Her- man assures us they will be a force for culture at our school. Starting at the flag we have: Tony Pladdas, Richard Cutway, Carleton Moher, Bruce Hoemer, Richard Piniewski, Chris Chisimhlohn Pugh, Walter Gates, Antonio Garner, Ray Rodgers, Robert Davis, Ernest O'Neil, Ted Kubiak, Greg Treadwell, Keith King and john Oliver.

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Mr. Beckett and the Rifle Club - Mr. Beckett was asked if any of the members of the club ever llunked his class. 4'Are you nuts? was his ap propriate reply. Below is Mr. Batdorfs best turnout forthe Chess Club. Rumor has it that he promised to play a simulta- neous match with all eomers and the prospect of his losing thirteen to one was too good to Miss. From left to right - Ernest O'Neil, Peter Goodwinl Keith King, john Pugh, Ted Kubiak, Carl Maluszka, Henry Marzuchowski, James Sikora, Marvin Rucker, Gregory Treadwell, William Shelp.