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

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THE MUSIC BOX REVIEW Margaret Adsit......................................“Take Me In Your Arms” Ralph Cramer....................................“Wlwt! No Mickey Mouse?” Irene Doran........................................ “The Red Headed Woman” Frances Farley.................................... “Sweet Georgia Brown” Bernard Fauler........................................... “Down On The Farm” Helena Ferguson.......................................................“Take Me Away’’ Grace Hamlin..................... “If 1 Had a Talking Picture of You-ooh!” John Harrington...........................“Somebody Loses—Somebody Wins ’ Mary Jane Harrington .................... Love. I’m Calling’ Paul Bogdanott........................... “I Played the Fiddle For the Czar” Marion Heagle........ ....................................“Fit as a Fiddle” James Henderson....................................“Sing! It’s Good for Ya’ ” Virginia Johnston.........................................“Here Lies Love” Robert Goodspeed....................................................“I’m Flying High” Francis Kinney..................................... “Stay Out of My Dreams” Dorothy La Point...................................“Where, I Wonder Where” Catherine Luke........................................................“Somebody Loves You” Norlynn McMullen........................................................“All American Girl” Victor Milkowski........................................................... “Marta” Winifred Navin............................................................“Hold Me” Genevieve Pecore.................................. “You're My Secret Passion” Mary Reddick..... You'll Never Get Up to Heaven That Way” William Reid..... ...................................................“Poor Butterfly” Catherine Ryan..............................“Some Day We'll Meet Again” Kcrmit Smith............................“Just a Guy What Takes His Time” Raymond Smith..................................“The Old Man of the Mountain” Lelia Smith................................................“As You Desire Me” Frank Spencer............................ 1 Guess It Wasn’t Meant to Be” William Stafford “She Went to Old St. Mary’s” Erma Trexler.......................................................“Ain’t She Sweet?” Wilson Wormuth..................................... “I’ll Never Be the Same” Edwin Barney...................................... “Don’t Be Afraid of Love” Robert Berney ........................................................“I’m a Dreamer” Henrietta Bruksieck...................................... “It’s Gonna Be You” Glcnna Connell...........................................“Let’s Have a Party” Jack Dunham............................................. “He’s So Unusual” Loretta Fauler..........................................................“Thrill Me” Ruth Foster........................................................“When We’re Alone” Burton Frawley.................... “I Only Found You For Somebody Else” Percy Green..................................................“I Like; Mountain Music” Harrison Harrington...................................... “How Do You Do It? Viola Hewitt..... “Tiptoe Through the Tulips With Me” Nelson Huntley.............................“Brother Can You Spare a Dime? Virginia MacLachlin...............................“Sweetest of All My Dreams” Helen McManus..............................................“Pu-lceze! Mr. Hemingway'” Elizabeth McQuaid.................................................“Russian Lullaby” Je‘™ Miller............................................................“Say It Again” John Mowins..................... .........................“Football Freddie” Aileen Patterson Wedding Bells are Breaking Up That Old Gang of Mine” Edith Pickard “When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain” Frank Walters.................................................................“Follow Through” Frances Weeks................................ “Five Foot Two—Eves of Blue” Jane Wheaton..............................................“I’ll ‘Fowler’ You” ()scar Westfall........................................ “Horses, Horses. Horses” Pearl Williams............................................“Nobody’s Baby” Jack W dl.s.......... ....................................“Here’s' Hoping” Carl Donahue. ..........................“Give Yourself a Pat on the Back” —James Henderson and Nelson Huntley.

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FOOTBALL Baldwinsville Academy had four victories, three defeats, and one tie, as a re- sult of her season’s play in football. The first game found Baldsvinsville whitewashing Camillus to the tune of 34 to 0, at Camillus. The second game found Baldwinsvillc on the short end of a 14 to 0 score, administered them by the hands of Mvnderse Academy at Seneca Falls. The Academy outplayed their rivals, but were unable to capitalize on the breaks that came their way as the Seneca Falls boys could. This game was also away. The two previous games were non-league tilts and now the first important game of the season came with the Crimson clad warriors again journeying away to play a scoreless tie with North Syracuse. Baldwinsville’s traditional rivals, Solvay, came to the localites gridiron and there for the first time in eight years did a Baldwinsville team bow in defeat on their home ground. And what a defeat! The score was 20 to 0. Three blocked kicks, which led directly or indirectly to touchdowns, were what caused the down- fall of the Crimson and White. The next game was away and found the Elizabeth Street boys taking the measure of Fayetteville 13 to 0. The second home game of the season found Baldwinsville cademy again de- feated by a strong Manlius team, 13 to 7, in one of the finest exhibitions of hard and clean football which has ever been shown on the local campus. After that the Academy boys decided that they had tasted enough defeat for one season and decided to show tin rest of the teams that they were a real ball team after all So the next game found them hosts to Minoa and unlike most hosts they treated their guests very unkindly. The score was 39 to 0. The final game found Coach German's proteges traveling to their old rivals. Hast Syracuse, and there end the season with a very decisive 25 to 6 victory over the highly experienced Orange of East Syracuse. The lettermen: D. Bochino (eapt. elect), Bates, Bigelow, Brooks, Donahue, J. Dunham. Decker. R. Fowler, B. Frawley. Gaylord, Gilmore, Goodspeed, F Harrington (capt.), G. Hudson, G. Kitevefes, J. Mowins, Madden. Martin. D. Marshall, Prahl, Turner, C. Rice (mgr.). SUMMARY tBaldw-insville. 34 Camillus ........ 0: tBaldwinsville 0 Mvnderse Ac. . 14 Baldwinsville.. 0 North Syracuse 0 Baldwinsville.. 0 Solvay ...........20 Baldwinsville Total, 117 points; Opj tNon-leaguc games. Games away. Baldwinsville . 13 Fayetteville.. 0H Baldwinsville 7 Manlius ..........13 Baldwinsville..38 Minoa .......... 0 Baldwinsville..25 East Syracuse.. 6 nents. 53 points. —Burton Frawuky.