Charles W Baker High School - Lyre Yearbook (Baldwinsville, NY)

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Joseph Farley Kirby Vosburg Harry Wagner Roland Adsit Roy Dunham Howard Cook Anna McGann B. IT. S. Felixa Deinbowski “Where Do You Worka John? ‘ ‘ Prisoner’s Song. ’’ “Sonny Boy.” “Buy A Paper?” “You Only Want Me When Your'e Lonesome.” “All Alone.” “My Mother’s Eyes.” “But What About Me?” “Till We Meet Again.” Can You Imagine? Margaret Kittell flunking? Ruth Cramer not flirting? Roland Adsit as a big butter and egg man? Coe Althouse saying, 'Please, Mr. Getnian, I know the answer?’ Clarence Blanding with mustache? Hilda Blanchard telling Coe Althouse she loves him? Howard Cook saying, ‘On your way, Prof.? Felixa Deinbowski playing the lead in ‘Abie’s Irish Rose?’ Muriel Baker with straight hair? James De Serio as a grouch? Roy Dunham as a shiek? Joseph Farley hurrying? Jay Gossner as a hard guy? Addasa Goodspecd with a lesson done? Blanche Ilall grown up? Lenore Hencle sticking her tongue out at Miss Pike? Lucy Hicks proposing to big bad boy-friend? Harriet Howard taking the hard boiled part in ‘Haggerty?’ Wilma Kelly as a vampire? Carl Kratzer proposing to Helen Gretrude Perkins? Merle Loveless getting kicked out of the Metropolitan Opera? Phil Linscott without his ‘line’? Anna McGann as the Goddess of Liberty? Royal Mawhinney saying, ‘Mr. Elden, I cannot tell a lie, I skipped to go to the ball game at Skaneateles ’ ? Margaret Nothrop turning down the ‘Duke’? Mary Ostrowski being saucy? Albert Palmer doing a Spanish Tango? Mary Reeves doing a shadow dance? Bob Rowell without his ‘Coky-Colv’? Franklin Reddout as a lady killer? Katherine Stryker in Grand Opera? Mildred Shea without ‘Dutch?’ Richard Sears serious and without his derby? Kirby Vosburgh singing ‘I’M SORRY SALLY?’ Harry Wagner as Ye OLde Athelete? Marion Whitmore dancing with Harry Wagner? Betty Abrams walking home Leonard Lewis on time? Marjorie Thompson as a shrinking violet? Joseph Turkowski saying, ‘Now, Anna, be careful with that paddle?’ 16

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192D Alumnao Lyman Abbott .................At horn John Bellows .................At home Walter Bellows ...........Ford garage Edward Bcrncy ............Syracuse U. Richard Blann ......United Cigar Store Fremont Brooks ............Syracuse U. Olive Brown ............... Syracuse U. Jeanette Clute ........ Oswego Normal Marion Connell ............Syracuse U. Katheryne Cook .....Central City B. S. Sydney Cooper .............Syracuse U. William Crego ................ At home Elizabeth Davis .... Memorial Hospital Paul Donahue .... Morris Machine Shop Louise Eggleston ....... Training Class Louise Fuesse ............. Syracuse U. Leslie Horner ................At home Horwood Jones ................At home Robert Ivors ten ............ At home Marion Kratzcr .... Memorial Hospital Bernice Loveless ...... Training Class Jane Matson ........ Cortland Normal Edwin Mignault ..............At home Betty Miller................. Syracuse U. Brewster Payne .........Training Class Malcolm Reed ............. Syracuse U. Clifford Sadelmymcr ......Syracuse U. Thelma Surbrook ....... Onondaga B. S. Donald Van Wie ...........State Work Inez Wagner .................Cortland Normal Ruth Weeks ...... N. Y. Tel. Company Ellen Wilkinson ... Central City B. S. Frank Youngs ..... Central City B. S. George Young ............. Syracuse U. Leonore Hencle Jay Gossner Music Box R3vue Dick Sears ‘ Red ’ Blanding Merle Loveless Mildred Shea Muriel Baker Coe Althouse 'Bob’ Rowell Betty Abrams, Blanche Hall Jay Gossner Carl Kratzcr Albert Palmer Leonore Hencle James De Serio Margaret North up Harriet Howard Mary Ostrowski Mildred Ward Margaret Ivittell Mary Reeves Franklin Redduot Hilda Blanchard Marion Whitmore Lucy Hicks ‘Gramp’ Van Wic Adassa Goodspecd Wilma Kelly ‘ Phil ’ Linscott ‘ Brick ’ Mawhinncy Ruth Cramer Marjorie Thompson Joseph Turkowski “Horses, Horses, Horses.” “Red Hot Henry Brown.” ‘ ‘ Humpty Duinpty. ’' “When The One You Love Loves You.” ‘ ‘ Carolina Moon. ’1 “Drifting and Dreaming.” “Collegiate.” “Me and My Shadow.” “There’s a Rainbow ‘Round My Shoulder.” “Once in a Lifetime.” “Blue Skies.” “Ain’t She Sweet?” ‘‘ In My Gondola. ' “What a Wonderful Wedding That Will Be.’’ “Five Foot Two.” “Oh Katherina.” I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles.” ‘No Wonder” “Just Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella”' ‘ ‘ Among My Souvenirs.' ’ ‘ ‘ Rosy Cheeks. ’; ‘Too Tired.” “The Song Is Ended.” I’m Sitting on Top of the World.” “Who?” “Where the Shy Little Violets Grow.” “I Love Me.” “Just Another Day Wasted Away.” “Gotta Get Myself Somebody to Love.” “The Man I Love.” “Youv’e Got To Know How.” 15

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SENIOR QUESTIONAIRE 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 13. 12. 13. 14. 35. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. Favorite Teacher—Miss Wormuth. Fa vo rite Spo rt—Bask et ba 11. Do you approve of kissing?—Yes, 27-7. What Senior has done most for B. H. S.?—Joseph Turkowski. What Senior is most popular?—Clarence Blanding. What Senior is most brilliant?—Margaret Kittell. What Senior is most modest?—Lucy Hicks. What Senior is most respected?—Clarence Blanding. What Senior is least appreciated?—Roy Dunham, Mary Reeves. What Senior is handsomest boy?—Robert Rowell. What Senior thinks he is?—Philip Linscott. What Senior is prettiest girl?—Anna McGann. What Senior thinks she is?—Marion Whitmore. What Senior is best student?—Margaret Kittell. What Senior is busiest student?—Carl Ivratzer. What Senior is biggest politician?—Kirby Yasburg. What Senior is best parlor athlete?—Philip Linscott. What Senior is easiest to hear?—James DeSerio. What Senior is wittiest?—Richard Sears. What Senior is most original?—Ruth Cramer. What Senior is nicest?—Anna McGann. What Senior is best natured?—Albert Palmer. What Senior is most reliable?—Carl Kratzer. What Senior is most likely to succeed?—Carl Kratzer. What Senior is best athlete?—Joseph Turkowski. What Senior is best joker?—Richard Sears. W'ho is best liked teacher?—Miss Wormuth. LUCY HICKS HILDA BLANCHARD SENIOR BALL The Senior Ball held April twelfth this year was a huge success because of the co-operation of all the members of the class in helping the committee. The Village Hall was secured and decorated with school colors, Crimson and White. Old Rose and Silver being the class colors were used in making the year letters. “BAM” Madrick and his Collegians furnished the music. We have to give “BAM” credit because he surely knows how to make “ WOOPEE’ on a piccolo. Prof. Elden did not come in until late as there was a speaking contest out of town. The dance lasted until one o’clock which met with the approval of all. The weather was fine for the dance, a nice moon and—well, speaking of the dance everyone had a good time. “PHIL” LINSCOTT BLOCK B BANQUET The Block B Banquet was held in the Grange Hall, April 24, 1929. The name was changed to Block B Banquet from Athletic Banquet as the block B letters are awarded on this occasion. The banquet, usually held in January, had to be postponed because of numerous activities, from January to April. Indeed it was doubtful for a time whether it would be held at all but finally it was decided that if a certain 17