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

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CLUB . Firsf Term Rosemary Lonergan.. Cafherine Monfague .,.A Grace Wilson ,,,,,,,,,,, A Marfha Turner ,,.,.,. Margery Tulney ,..,.,,,.. Waller Furbush ......,.. Leo Brown ,,,,,,A,,, Firsf Term Jean Bisdee ,.,.,., Marjorie Gere ..,..., Phyllis Pulver ,,,A...... Glenn Thompson ,,Y,,, Dow Brown Furbush Thompson Coleman Co e Baker McNeil I-Iagqerfy Sweefinq Price Calland Cronlrife Wilson Moniague Pul Siorm G Ediiorsc Lonergen Tulrey Turner Bisdee CRIMSON AND WHITE STAFF .......EdrI'or-in-Chief.....,..,. ,,i..,,.Managinq Edi'ror,....... ....,...,News EdrIor..,...,. . o........,., Feafure Edifor ....e.,.. . ..,,,,....Assis+an+ Feaiure Edi'for...,., ,s.s.,.........Spor'rs Edi+or........... Assisfanf Sporfs Edifor ....A..... ACADEMY MESSENGER STAFF .A...,,Edifor-in-Chief........., ,.....Managing EdiIor....,,,, . ......... News Eclifor ....... . .....,,.Fea+ure Edi+or......... Roberf Dow and Phyllis Sform ,...... -,,,AssisI'anf Fealure EdiIors.,,,, William Cole Y,,,,ii,,,,.i,......,,,,,,,o,, ...,,A...... Jack Coleman .... Firsl Term Clara M ae Bowers .......w,, Jean Bnsdee ..........,,..,v. Glenn Thompson ...,,, Sporfs Edifor ........... ...., Assis'ranI Sporfs Edi'ror.....- CLUB OFFICERS S,..........Presuden+s..,.s..,a,.., ....Y-....Vice Presiden+.,,Y.,.,,,A.. ., S..,. Secrefary and Treasurer ..., I9 Second Term .,,,,,,Margery Tulcey S ....ss Helen Calland .,.,,o,I-Ielen Cronlcife .,o,,,,,EIizabeI'h Price ,.,,...DoroIhy McNeill ,....,,........Leo Brown .......,.RoberI Dow Second Term s,.........MarIha Turner Cafherine Montague ...............PhyIIns Sform s...,,.GIenn Thompson .,..,,,....ArIhur Balmer ,...,..WiIIiam Cole ........JacI: Coleman Second Term Cafherine Monfague .......,...Jean Donahue ........Margery Tukey

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Pulling oul lhe big edilion. Friday nighls presenl a mad scramble ol und ng up arlicles, drumming up news, wriling, rewriling, correcling, and o ng Ediling a paper is no picnic, any slall member will agree. ll ASN'T anybody seen Mary Ann? Oh! There she is. Thank goodness! l-li, Mary Ann! l-low aboul handing in lhal arlicle l asked you lo wrile on lhis week's assembly? . . . Whal? You lor- gol lo wrile il? Thal's whal l lhoughl you said .... , . . Every Friday nighl--lhe same old slory. Somelimes we wonder if il's all worlh il. Bul on lhe lollowing Thurs- day! Say, remember lhe week we had six columns? Thal was lhe besl paper I really ever . . . l Under lhe guidance ol Miss Gladys Fosler, lhe Journalism Club and lhe lwo papers, The Gazelle and The Academy Messenger, emerged from a slrenuous year in beller heallh lhan ever, we believe. This year lhe club under lhe presi- dencies of Clara Mae Bowers and Calh- erine Monlague heard many inleresling speakers, enjoyed several lealure pro- grams, visiled lhe local papers, and senl live members wilh Miss Fosler lo lhe Empire Slale Press Conference in Syra- cuse: Calherine Monlague, Rosemary Lonergan, Jean Bisdee, .Leo Brown, and Waller Furbush. Since his visil lo lhe W F B L broadcasling slalion during his supposed allendance al some leclure, Leo has changed his lulure profession. Remember how we hoped againsl hope when Leo Bolley correcled his score lor lhe Fayelleville-Solvay loolball game? .JGURNALISM Yes, unlil radio is an anliqualed lhing ol lhe pasl, lhe live delegales lo lhe conlerence will remain loyal lo our lavorile slalion, W F B L. Anolher lhing, how aboul lhal lilleen cenls you owe us, Leo? Quile recenlly several members ol lhe club wilh lhe aid of Posy Turner had a chance lo gel a close-up ol big lime journalism. The visil lo lhe Syracuse Herald- Journal Building in lhe allernoon when lhe evening edi- lion was being pul oul seemed lruly lhe grealesl climax ol lhe l939-I94O Journalism year. The club annually visils lhe local papers, bul never before had lhey had lhe good lorlune lo gain admillance lo a large cily paper. To prevenl lhe loyal Journalisls lrom avoiding us like lhe measles, we musl more lhan menlion lhe parly al- lended by all lhe slruggling and some slragglingimem- bers. Yes, lhere was food and dancing lo such music as Glenn Miller's Tuxedo Junclion l When lhese Journal- isls do lhings, lhey cerlainly do lhem riqhl. When lhe paper comes oul on Thurs- day allernoon. lm- medialely everyone galhers around lhe bullelin board lo read lhe lafesl news and gossip and lo see il he gol his name in lhe paper. Nole how Leo, as is his cuslom. has blocked oul lhe lasl live lellers of The Academy Messenger.

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GOLD FOOTBALLS ATHLETIC CUP DOUGH COGICS Donald CoaTes Richard Tarnow John Nosfranf HIS IT REALLY eleven o'clocIc? Wasn'T The dinner smooThl Imagine, They Ted us spinach, and whaT's more we loved IT! Weren'T Those new chenille leTTers super? Did you ever see so many awards? Since six-ThirTy The biggesT AThleTic BanqueT on record had been in Tull swing. One hundred and TiTTy oT The piclc oT B.l-I.S.'s aThleTes and Their adoring public swamped The Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening, April 24. In keeping wiTh The augmenTed aTTendance. we were enTerTained by noT one, buT Two guesT speakers. WhaT is more, one oT Them was acTually an umpire, Ed Kearney, prominenT oTTicial in boTh college TooTbalI and basIceTball. ATTer a Tew words from various members of The TaculTy and school board. Coach Wesley GeTman pre- senTed The awards. AlThough a parTicipanT in more ATI-TLETIC BANCDLIET. Than one major sporT received only one chenille leTTer, This did noT noTiceably depIe+e The number of awards. ln TacT, The opposiTe occurred. High spoT oT The evening was The announcemenT of The Two names To be engraved on The new AThleTic Cup donaTed by The Class of '39-Donald CoaTes and John NosTranT. Among The ouTsTanding presenTa- Tions were The Two gold TooTballs awarded To Don CoaTes and Richard Tarnow. Coach GeTman was pre- senTed wiTh his TirsT block leTTer and an ulTra-modern hooded iacIceT. LasT, buT Tar Trom leasT, was Mr. Bill BolTer's speech of The evening. The movies of various Syracuse games and high-lighTs from The several greaT games of lasT year's TooTbaIl season in The counTry, were wiThouT equal. If Those All-American sTars could see Them- selves run backwards, unwind so gracefully from Those goose piles, and send The pass back To The sender, TooTball players would be fewer and TarTher beTween. LeT's noT overlook The primary recreaTion-dancing. To The music of Fred Pulver's band, The recenTly in- TlaTed heroes of Baldwinsville danced unTil all hours of The morning. Yes, we cerTainIy are in Tavor of bigger and beTTer AThleTic BanqueTs!