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

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In baseball the school team won second place in this division. In June the school orchestra, under the direction of Miss Roth, repre- sented our school in the County Orchestra Contest at Liverpool. Our or- chestra brought home the first prize, a combination radio and victrola. We fully appreciate the work of Miss Roth and the members who play in the orchestra. Having passed our Regents successfully in June we had at last attained the most distinct and most sought-for title, “Seniors ’. We elected two representat.ves to the Athletic Council, Russell Fur- man and Roger Diffenderfer. Russell Furman was elected treasurer of that organization. The Glee Club was reorganized with Mable Mercer as president. The annual Glee Club party was held in the gymnasium. The opening of school brought the football season. Many of our boys made the team and played creditable football. Not a game was lost and the team won the County Championship. The Athletic Association Banquet was held in December, when letters were awarded for the previous baseball and football seasons. In basketball the girls’ team won the section championship again. In the boys’ division, the school team tied with Camillus for first place. In the play-off, Camillus won. After Regents in January we found to our dismay that many of our friends and classmates were not included in the official senior list. On Jan- uary twenty-first we had election of officers. We elected Russell Furman and Jack Kelly as representatives to the Athletic Council. We chose our class rings, class motto and class flower with great delib- eration. In March we held a Food Sale at Ham'ins'. This was as successful as it was novel. In the annual Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest, our class had three rep- resentatives. The first prize winners, Barbara Brown and Walter Mercer, also won the cups in the county contests. Under the direction of Kate Cassidy, John Garrett and Robert Adsit, the Senior Ball was a huge success. A1 McClurg’s orchestra furnished the music. The decorating committee achieved a very pretty effect. We wish to thank everyone who helped to make this event a success. Besides attending all social and athletic affairs of our high school career, we have spent a very great deal of our time in the class room under the thorough and efficient direction of our teachers. SYBIL ADSIT. p 7

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FACULTY 1930 - i f A

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STUDENT HISTORY Marian E. Crandon—4 H igh in H istory H ealth and H omemaking H—Sorrell High School —Athletic Association; Big- elow Prize Speaking Con- test 1930; Crimson White Staff; Senior Play; Committee for Class col- or, flower, motto; Saluta- toria n —Plans—Post Graduate and College Donald Higgs—Euclid Grammar School D oesn’t O bject to N ice girls —Athletic Association; Foot- ball 1928, 1929; Baseball 1930 —Plans—indefinite Adassa Goodspeed—North Side Grammar School A t last I’m —Athletic Association D one —Plans—indefinite Royal Mawhinney—South Side Grammar School B etter —Athletic Association; Ed- R un itor-in-Chief of Lyre, 1929 I f C aught by his K ick Thelma Smith—South T o H er E vah Mae means L ots Side Grammar School —Glee Club 4 yrs.; Athletic Association; News Editor Senior Crimson White Staff; Minstrels 4 yrs. —Plans—indefinite Robert Adsit—North J unior U nless you are N ice to Arres I must O rder you to R emain tonight Side Grammar School —Senior Dance Committee; Athletic Association; In- terclass Basketball 1928- 1929, 1929-1930; Baseball 1930 —Plans—indefinite Jack Kelly—South Side J ust O n H im N obody has nothing Grammar School —Football 1927-1928. (1929 suspended), 1930; Basket- ball (1928 suspended), 1929-1930; Interclass Bas- ketball 1926-1927, 1927- 1928; Athletic Association —Plans—Prep. School 8