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

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Name Spends Most Time Grome, Mildred as what gentlemen ore Hamilton, Betty Jane saying nothing Haye, Helen wisecracking Holland. Elizabeth with her rifle Hobbs, Charles hob-nobbing Hudson, Harlan boiling Jacobs. Earl being contrary Kellicott, Anna pessimistically King. Robert oboeing Loop, Mildred studying McNeill. Mary Alice cheerfully Mercer, Jeanette radiantly Navin, Grace grinning Nostrant, John arguing O'Brien, Jack golfing Ostrander, Norma making the most of it Patchett. Alice working Pettit. George out of school Pfrang, Leo deep in a dream Phillips, Katherine in a hurry Rogers. Jeanette Dodgeing it Rourke, Edward in his Ford Rury, Mary being friendly Schulz, Doris catching the bus See, Clarence making model planes Smith, Bernard developing film Smith, Medbury practically (all) Snow, Robert in the office Storm. Robert sarcastically Tarnow, Richard with Mabe ' Thomas. Glen bookkeeping Thompson, Donald in t'ne dough Travers. Melvin driving Weeks, James looking stately West, Jean practicing Whitney, Virginia enjoying herseit Wilber, Betty Jane knitting Williams, Florence star-gazing Woodruff, Norma giving opinions Best Suited For Probable Occupation gold-digger hat-check girl Arlene Harris' double cheer-leader Mrs. Phillip Morris cigarette-girl Mrs. Remington-Rand first woman bass smger gold fish eater fisherman gobblers Uncle Harlie of U. H.'s Children Hour boss of the Numbers Gang prison warden missionary Sunday school teacher pretzel-twister income tax collector yes-woman information bureau Miss America demonstrator of knitted goods the typical co-ed movie sensation tooth paste ad dental hygienist dictator Fuller Brush man Journal ist wrestler artist's model debutante conversationalist career woman debator truant officer revolutionist rookie bathing beauty small-town girl Doc's nurse selling silverware sign-painter trucker driver a traveling companion saleslady fight-rope walker blues-singer airplane ace grease-monkey gangster newspaper photographer a Romeo nighAwatchman a Beautyresf office boy gag-writer traveling salesman man-about-town window-washer toast-master Bashful in S.W.A.T.S.D. dough-boy papa's successor lady-killer ambulance driver Hat'ter matmee idol Jack's ball and chain language teacher court stenographer census taker school-marm house-wife weather-expert fortune-teiler The Voice of Experience hash-slinger We. WARY ZAHN ond ANNE DIGHT p'efer to remain anonymous.

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CLASS STATISTICS Name Abbott, Bradley Abbott, Thelma Arnold, William Bartnikowski, Hattie Bazluki, Ann Beebe, Alice Bellows, Charlotte Bilyeu, Doris Blagoff, Lucille Bort. Mildred Bowers, Clara Mae Brammer, Charles Bratt, Wilma Brock, Jean Brown, Wilfreda Coates, Donald Connell, Constance Crego, Dorothy Crego, Warren Currie, Robert Currier, Lillie Davenport, William DiToro, Fannie Donahue, Frances Dunlap, Christina Emerson, Robert Ferguson, Clarice Field, Raymond Flaherty, Donald Flanders, Dorothy Lou Flynn, Patricia Foster, Betty Fravor, Marian Furbush, Malcolm Gaylord, Helen Gettman, William Gcodfeilow, Glenn Greene, Eleanor Grome, Flora Spends Most Time quietly with Costello a la campagne looking beautiful saving it at gun club in deep thought with Chris and Clare in the red having a good time with John with Lois joking with royalty making impressions asleep news-editing out of the limelight reading the newspapers doing chores with Ives pondering giggling having fun with Do and Clare slapping that bass with Do and Chris around defending F. D. R. at the piano smiling sewing being coquetisn wasting it looking chic tooting sneezing chewing gum gaping Best Suited For manufacturer of rubber-soled shoes joker lumber-jack Hattie Lamarr ambassador to Poland Gangbusters stage mother chorus girl Cicero fan dancer Johnny a king Mrs. Fibber Magee radio actress rodeo-queen All-American somebody's mother Vice-Pres. of U. S. foreign ambassador making mer CURRIE ’ chrome painting pictures beau-brummel elocutionist Drene demonstrator a play boy a jitterbug society editor parachute-tester news-commentator concert pianist match-maker president of 4H script girl ventriloquist a Schiaparelli tutor sound-effects man telephone operator Flora-Dora girl Probable Occupation circus barker light housekeeper dancing teacher bringing up Babe y timekeeper gun-moll social worker nurse-maid Latin from Manhattan hostess Mrs. John hair stylist glamour girl Duchess bronco-buster bottle-washer novelist advising the lovelorn farmer plain dirt gardener inn keeper circus clown manicurist elevator-girl hat model baritone waitress movie stunt man preacher court interpreter justice of the peace fashion expert croquet instructor tobacco auctioneer making turkey sandwiches oiano-iuner a gob physical-ed teacher theatre usherette

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CLASS LOG The good ship Class of '39 has at last put in at port and all her crew — much the wiser and a little sadder — will soon be scattering to the four winds. Much of the sailing was enhanced by perfect weather—a light, balmy breeze filled the schooner’s sails and kept her moving over the gently rolling sea. But, of course, there were times when all was not so smooth; there were days when out of a peaceful sky dark clouds came swarming, fierce winds whipped icy spray over the slippery decks, and a few sailors, a little weaker than the rest, were swept overboard. But no storm, however black, could completely darken the spirits of the crew. For those dark, dreary days when the decks were cleared, there was entertainment in the main hal!— singing by the Glee Club, dancing, prize speaking, exhibition, plays, speakers, and various sports in which all members of our crew participated. Among our illustrious sailors were several mem- bers of the championship football team. Don Coates won particular notice, while the jolly tars, Harlan Hudson, Glenn Goodfellow, Richard Tarnow, John Nostrant and Edward Jacobs, contributed splendidly to the season's success. Right in mid-sea. we changed captains — ex- changing Captain Elden's kindly, helpful guidance for the equally kind and expert leadership of Cap- tain Jensen. The new Captain and his assistants, our teachers, steered us safely through the rocky channels of regents and quarterlies, and kept the vessel straight when occasional squalls (epidemics of scarlet-fever, colds, grippe, and low marks) threatened to blow her off her course. During the last few knots when land was in sight, Skipper John Nostrant and his able assistants — Connie Connell, 1st Mate; Lucille Blagoff, Log Keeper, and Robert Currie, Guardian of the Treas- ure Chest, found themselves busy with last minute arrangements for landing. The height of the season's entertainment in the Grand Salon was reached when the Thespians of the crew put on the play, Dulcy, and achieved a smashing success. Soon after, the officers and crew donned their full-dress uniforms, resplendent in all the gold braid and brass buttons at their command, to attend the Senior Hornpipe. The Grand Salon was decorated in semblance of a vineyard in Valencia. After four years of adventure, companionship, and scholastic endeavors, the merry crew has brought the ship with flags flying, bands playing, and all hands on deck, to the end of her long, eventful course. JEAN BROCK CONSTANCE CONNELL SENIOR QUESTIONAIRE Favorite Sport — Football What senior has done the most for BHS? Donald Coates What senior boy is the most popular? John Nostrant What senior girl is the most popular?. Mary Zahn What senior is the prettiest?...Hattie Bartnikowski What senior thinks she is?......Hattie Bartnikowski What senior is the handsomest?. James Weeks Whet senior thinks he is?..........Charles Brammer What senior is most likely to succeed? Donald Flaherty What senior is the most brilliant?......Mary Zahn What senior is the most respected?....Robert Currie What senior is the least appreciated? Mildred Lcope What senior is the most modest?......Patricia Flynn What senior is the noisiest?. . Glenn Goodfellow What senior is the wittiest? ...........Helen Have What senior is the nerviest? Glenn Goodfellow What senior is the laziest?........Malcolm Fur'oush Whet senior is the biggest bluffer? Glenn Goodfellow What senior girl is best dressed?....Helen Gaylord What senior boy is best dressed? Charles Brammer What senior girl is the best dancer? . Doris Bilyeu What senior boy is the best dancer? Robert Emerson What senior has the best personality? John Nostrant What senior is the best athlete?....Donald Coates What senior is the best parlor athlete? John Nostrant Whet senior is the best natured? Wilma Bratt What senior is teacher's pet?. . Jean West What senior talks most, says least? Christine Dunlap What senior talks ieast, says most?-William Gettman What senior is the most bashful? Robert Currie What senior is the most musical? ......Robert King What senior is the most original? .Helen Haye Among Our Teachers; What teacher is the most popula. ? .. Mrs. Cussler What teacher is the best sport? ......Mrs. Cussler What teacher is the prettiest? Mrs. Lower What teacher gives the hardest assignments? Miss Wormuth What teacher is easiest to bluff?...... Mr. Cary What teacher is hardest to bluff?......Miss Pike What teacher is the best dancer? Mr. Guerrera votes compiled by ROBERT EMERSON