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

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We think that wherever they are, be it on hot deserts, stormy seas, tropi- cal islands, or in training, they sometimes think of their high school days when they think of home. lt is with the greatest of pleasure that we honor our courageous boys with this small book. 'k FACULTY MRS. CLINE Secretary, First Half c. w. sum: MR- WRGEE Principal Principal Junior High 0 w-xv- tXx Sm Ni M x .,rA MR. eoolNG1'oN English Mass womum MRS- CUSEIQR Q History lm . :A ALafh6mhl'icl5 , nk - A' 1 ' -4 La' I S , 4 MR. GUERERRA 'fi' ff E MR- GETMAN Physical Education MR. CARY Sciences Social sClellCeS I MISS ARNOLD MRS. MIGNAULT School Nurse Mugig Secretary, Second Half Mnssinmz M155 UQRAN Miss nova.: Social Studies, English French Drawing Mas. McNAuGHToN Mas. GOODFELLOW W55 FOSTER Home Economics Lakin c i 50550992 50 C' 2 .JW a6 ' QEAKKN Xxx - Iff,zfj1i?fv-57 -7' MISS HARRISON Seventh Grade JANITORS: 'M Austin, Garret and Sidman 45 MISS PALMER Seventh Grade 'lk MISS RAITE Business Subjects I MRS. OLN EY Eighth Grade MISS REYNOLDS Eighth Grade SOUTH SIDE TEACHERS: NORTH SIDE TEACHERS: Miss Brauksleck, Mrs. Dedrick, Miss Moyer, Miss O'LoughIin, Mrs. Shepard, Miss Shea, Miss Lawrence, Miss McNamara, Miss Nelson, Miss Kanalley, Mrs. Slausan, Mrs. Colli ' ' er Miss Ellison, Mrs. Johnson S RS CL ASS MR. EDDINGTON-Clan Advisor VINCENT BASSETT-President OFFICERS FIRST HALF SECOND HALF . 0 E E 'BRIEN GEORGE POWELL Gsisipfiident Vice-President MARJORIE WARD ARLENE BOYSMAN ' S Secretary ecremry EDWARD GOLLANDS ROD!-ERT GATES Treasurer reasurer HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1943 Although the graduates of four or five years ago left these great halls of Baldwinsville High School starry-eyed-looking forth to the new and exciting adventure ahead, we graduates of I943 perhaps are not so joyous for already several of our members have left us to help preserve the ideals for which we are all striving. Yet out of school's life into Iife's school we go pausing only for a moment at the turning of life's record, that moment filled with joy and sorrow. anticipation and regret, a pause at the threshold of a new portion of life to look backward with mingled feelings on our past four years. Thus we feel as if we were rising slightly above the common plane of humanity, standing upon an eminence a class above all others. But it is almost im- possible to record all the noble deeds and achievements of this distinguished body. We were a verdant bunch during those first few days of high school life but blissfully unconscious of that fact until later events and still later meditation made this clear to our unsophisticated minds. Nevertheless, soon overcoming this characteristic, we blossomed out thus establishing a custom that since has been preserved-that of organizing the freshman class. lt had never been done before but because of this act we leave another of our mementos to the school. Jack Klasmier was our first presi- dent. Perhaps one of the most important events during the first year was Junior Prize Speaking which was won by Jack Klasmier and Florence Cox. Though comparatively inactive socially, we did manage to have several dances through Mr. Guerrera's help and guidance-namely the Sadie Haw- kin's Dance and St. Patrick's Day Dance. Our sophomore year slipped by quickly but yet we found time to organ- ize and again selected Mr. Klasmier as our head. Before we realized it we were leaving good old lO6 and parting-half of the noble body to lO4 and L Barbara Drake Leslie Rury .......Janice Fulmer Co-Editor ....... Co-Editor .......... Feature Editor ........ Sports Editor. ..... . ............Robert Gates Assistant .... .................................. R obert Allen Pers. Editor ............................ Georgianna Patchett ADVERTISING Manager ..................,..................... Alfred Johnson Assistant .................................. George Coniber ,M ART Editor ............. ........................ V incent Bassett Cover Design ............ Suzanne DiToro, Janet Barton Class Will ............,........................... Audrey Flatt Class Prophesy ........,........................... Ruth Aplin Class History ..................,................. Florence Cox CIRCULATION Manager ........................................ Joyce DeLorrne Assistant .,...... ....... Richard Hill HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF I943 the remaining portion tolO3,However, we carried on the tradition by being represented in the Legion Oratorical Contest which was won by Barbara Drake and the newly-named Jessie W. Jones Prize Speaking Contest which was won by Florence Cox. As a class we took full responsibility of decorating the gym for commencement dancing as previous junior classes had done. Although our treasury was empty we planned the Victory Hop, which supplied us with more than ample funds for the decoration. lt might be noted that we were represented by several that year on the championship J-V Basketball team that added one more trophy to our school's large Collection. Now we are seniors and fully aware of the fact, for looking back we feel that we have not only been looked up to by the younger students in school but also have known the responsibility of making this an eventful and complete last year. I am sure that not one of us will forget that event- ful basketball game when trying to substitute the selling of chocolate milk for the much-wanted and yet unobtainable candy we found ourselves faced with the cleaning of a gym full of broken milk bottles, or the Christmas Ball, which we all helped to make worthwhile. No class has been more fortu- nate in any way than we in having Vincent Bassett as our president for both terms.He has been awonderful leader and help to every committee. Florence Cox received the American Legion Good Citizenship Pilgrimage Award. Instead of having a Turkey Trot or a Barnyard Brawl we had the Harvest Hop and Hill-Billy Shindig, which were both wonderful successes. Now that basketball is over we are looking forward to our Senior Play, What A Life, which cannot help but be another success, and also to the Senior Ball, Class Night and Commencement. The time has seemed so short yet we have a store of unforgetable memories to carry with us as we go out from the harbor into the sea of life to overcome the high and dashing waves and gain our glory which lies beyond ,f f.!' , Mui. CHAPMAN cm-pie Chapie is one of those peo- ple who goes about his work, bothers no one, and ducks be- fore anyone notices him. He spends his spare time making model airplanes, and likes to skate. A swell kid when you get to know him. GEORGE CONIBER George He hath the power to solace a lion. George is said ta be one of the best natured seniors. He plays a clarinet in the band and loves to build model air- planes. He hopes to become a chemical engineer. RUTH ELLEN CRANDON Rufus Rufus helps to prepare the noon lunch at the cafeteria. She is president of the Sorrell Hill Seamsters, a 4-H Club. Her favorite pastimes are 4-H sub- jects although she plays volley- ball, rides horseback and skiis. Rufus plays the clarinet and sings in the Glee Club. RUTH L. APLIN Goofy Excitement is my abode to which I welcome all. Yes, Ruth loves excitement and creates it whenever possi- ble. She is treasurer of the Mar- iner Scouts, treasurer of Journa- lism, and Flag Bearer in Trian- gles. Besides that Ruth plays basketball and is a real lndian with a bow and arrow. VINCENT BASSETT Vince The first senior of B.H.S. to hold the strenuous position of president of the senior class for two terms. His favorite pastime is doing English assignments. And what assignments! Vince is the associate editor of the Mes- senger and his drawings are ex- quisite. FLORENCE COX Coxie Besides being one of the pret- tiest seniors, she won honors in prize speaking as Junior Red Cross Representative, was fea- ture editor of the Crimson and White, member of Tri-Y, plays basketball, sings in the Glee Club. She plans to go to college after graduation. Whewl ALICE JOYCE DeLORME nJoycen She bringeth joy and gain- eth many friends. The giggle- gal of B.H.S., Joyce always has a smile for everybody. She sings in the Glee Club and plays val- leyball. Her ability to make friends will makesmer viry like- able at Oswego jma. JANET EILEEN BARTON Jon Jan, the girl with the ready smile also has a knack for drawing. She is one of the girls who was called on to design the cover for the Lyre. ln Septem- ber she will study intetrior deco- rating. With her artistic ability we know that she will do great things. ARLENE E. BOYSMAN Skip Here is our own Eleanor Pow- ell. She was secretary of the class during the first part of this year and now is Editor-in-chief of the Crimson and White. With her efficiency and personality she will make the perfect pri- vate secretary. NELSON BUTLER Nellie Nellie is our second Mr. Goss- ner. He plays'the violin and sings in the Glee Club. Being crew leader of the Sea Scouts, he also finds time to play hock- ey and football. He expects to work for Uncle Som beginning in the summer or fall.--, .' 1' lr 1,541 xx., 1 l.,,, ijiff' Lf.. ,- V... ,r lf..,,45. f.. . XJ, . 54 f, K SUE DiTORO Suzy-Q Has she got oomphl lA char- acteristic of the DiT0r0'S.l Sue is very active in school affairs, too. She is co-editor of the Crimson and White, Secretary of the Sub-Debs, a member of the Journalism Club, and she plays volleyball. Suzy-Q ought to make someone a good secre- tary. l L , Jfl punasv FLATT squeaky , , mi' lpl' Who says minister's daugh- jf H ters are dull? Squeaky isn't. Au- ,ll drey belongs to Tri-Y, was in Glee Club, is Co-editor of the Academy Mess and is an ar- dent French student. No won- der, she wants to teach French. JANICE FULMER FulIer Here is an unusual girl, in that she is original. Yes, she's one of the more popular seniors and holds her own in Tri-Y and Mariners. She is feature editor of the Academy Messenger, an alto in Glee Club, an a captain of one of the girls' basketball teams. BARBARA DRAKE Drakie Kindness and understanding are rewarded by many friends. Besides gaining a horde of friends, Drakie's dragged-down the honors in several prize- speaking contests, was Editor- in-chief of the Academy Mes- senger, and now is Co-editor of the Lyre. After graduation she will enter nurses' training. TH ELMA FOSTER Thelma Thelma comes from around Lysander on the bus every day. She can usually be seen in the library as she is one of Miss Stierley's most valuable helpers. lt's no wonder that she hopes to be a librarian. ROBERT GATES Casey He'd glide 'cross the floor with the girl he adored. Bob must express himself with his feet, for he never says anything unless he has to. He's treasurer of the senior class, president of Journalism, secretary of Hi-Y, sings in Glee Club, and plays football. HILLIS J. HAY Hillie Here is 270 pounds of good nature. You bet he is. He must be to take all the kidding that he has during his four years in high school. A whizz in history, and a lover of planes, Hillie is planning on enrolling in an avi- ation mechanic school. ,KR , MARTHA GALLA R a ga hat Martha. EDWARD GOLLANDS Ed And when he smiled he re- vealed his whole personality. The guy with the million dollar smile, Ed is vice-president of the Hi-Y and plays on our base- ball, football and hockey teams. He was also trusted to handle the senior class money for the first term. Say . . . l ANDREW HENDERSON uAndYu Andy is quite the movie fan. He sees practically every movie that comes to town. He finds time to play baseball, basket- ball and soccer, and says he has no definite plans for after grad- uation as yet! Martha Although ' new here this year, you d r know it. Her activities are any: basketball Glee Club, S cretary of Journa lisrn, M ri Scouts. Her eyes are bl d her hair is black Yes, very attractive. Quite LEONARD JENNE Jenny Whistle while you work! And that's just what he does. Jenny is an airplane enthusiast and spends most of his time coliecting pictures of airplanes. He plays hockey and baseball and has dreams of being an aeronautical engineer. 52Qcfn,afu0g7lZW1effvQ' ESTEL KALAR EsteI Another one of our redheads, Estel belongs to the Kappa The- ta Rho. She keeps fit by hiking, bowling, and bicycling. Her fav- orite pastimes are sewing and carpentry. We wonder if she makes all of those peat clothes. :pf MAMA'- JOHN KLASMIER Buck He hath the power to make one laugh. The gas rationing has slowed up his car trading so he spends his spare time doing everything but homework. He's president of Hi-Y and he sings in the Glee Club. He'll be work- ing for his Uncle Sam after he graduates. RICHARD H ILL Dick Dick, one of those quiet sen- iors you don't hear much about. He has done outstanding work on several senior committees and was a student of the danc- ing class. From his height of six feet he looked down on most of us seniors. ALBERTA HUDSON Bert Bert should be a good house- keeper after taking home ec. for four years from Mrs. Mc- Naughton. She is the first girl who was able to make the verti- cal hang in the senior physical fitness class. VIRGINIA HOLLAND Ginny Ginny can usually be seen around the office typing her head off or turning out those history outlines while at noon dancing she amazes us all with her clever jitterbug routines. Ginny was cheerleader last year, she sings in the Glee Club, and isflichifiingii the Kiangles. PAUL HUNTINGTON Tiny Many wonder how Paul got the name, Tiny lHe's any- thing but tiny!! He plays bas- ketball, baseball, and football, and loves to sleep. Paul is plan- ning on entering Cornell, that is if the army doesn't hit him first. W like ALFRED JOHNSON Johnny Tall, blonde and quiet, John- ny belongs to the orchestra, Journalism and Sea Scouts. He plays hockey and interclass bas- ketball. Even with all these ac- tivities Johnny is outstanding in all his studies and finds time to hunt. He will enter college in the summer. CAROLYN KING Mae Mae is the gal with the knack for arguing. She can also tickle the ivories and frequently pops out in one of those new sweat- ers that she knits. We're all sure that Mae will fulfill her one ambition of being a nurse. HELEN KRAMER Peggy Here is a living answer to the question ls there such a thing as a quiet woman? Yes, in- deed, Helen is undoubtedly a blessing to mankind. Imagine being able to talk with a wom- an. Peggy saves her wind for the clarinet and belongs to the Kappa Theta Rho, She qlgo bowls and plays volleyball. QQZL, ffeoai-nv!! BARBARA MEAKER Red Red hair and freckles, cute and full of life. She has served faithfully on several committees including the pencil committee which raised the level of our treasury. Barb plays the clari- net, plays on the senior girls' volleyball team, and is assistant personal editor of the Lyre. FREDERICA MONTAGUE nPe'e1l To tell about her would fill three volumes. She's short, cute and full of pep. Here are some of the activities in which Pete has taken part: Sub Debs, Tri- angles, Glee Club, Orchestra, girls' basketball, Mariner Scouts and Cheerleading. She ought to make a wonderful gym teacher. PAUL O'BRlEN O.B. O.B. is that dark good-look- ing fellow around B.H.S. who you are sure to see when he is in school. But most frequently he is seen in his merry auto- mobile. l fwfmffg-if ZORA MELOLING Zora Another quiet senior lsay? haven't we a lot of thesell She plays on the senior girls' volley- ball team and she can put a good fight for us seniors, too! She loves to embroider and is clever with a drawing pencil. GEORGE O'BRlEN O.B. Tall and good looking George plays the trumpet and sings in the Glee Club. He was vice- president of both the senior class and of the Hi-Y. O.B. is a star on our football, basketball and hockey teams. For enjoy- ment and recreation, he choses swimming. r Wfffffffwfw BRUCE PEDERSON Pete Here is one of our junior class presidents. One of the best known seniors, Pete plays on our varsity basketball team and is a Sea Scout. He hopes to join the Merchant Marine after gradua- tion. GEORGE POWELL Junior Junior was voted Vice-Presi- dent of the senior class for the second term. He plays basket- ball, softball and spends o great amount of time swimming in the summer. George belongs to the Sea Scouts and also the Boy Scouts. He intends to join the Navy next fall. GEORGIAN NA PATCHETT llpoell Georgianna is one of the 'jol- liest' girls in B.H.S. Small and dark she plays the accordion, sings in the Glee Club, was Co- Editor of Crimson and White, and President of the Senior Girl Scouts in Lysander. A f ,fj X, o-1, ,c4.4,..fa-ce,-li! ggff,-ILZV' RANDALL Pimurs Soupy Though he driveth you mad with his devilish tricks, what is there about him that changes all this? Yes, thal's Soupy all over. He's one of those charac- ters that are unpredictable but likeable. Soupy likes Math and can swing a mean bat on the baseball diamond. JAMES F. REEVES, Jr. Jimmy l love the life I lead. He was the Editor-in-chief of the Crimson and White, and now is Sports Editor of the Academy Mess. He plays on our senior interclass basketball team, and in the barnyard league. College is his post-graduate hope. l GV Y-N1-,.'k- ,tl LLJCLLQXK RAYMOND VICTORY Umpic One of the more respected and quieter seniors, Umpie is a star in history and more than masters the rest af his subjects. He plays on our senior interclass basketball team, on the barn- yard league, and last year was on the hockey team. I l ...ff'f MARJORIE LOIS WARD I llmdgell Few girls enjoy hunting and target shooting and Mudge is one of those few. She sings in the chorus and plays the saxa- phone. She is secretary of the Senior Class, secretary of the 4 H Club and hopes to secure a position doing secretarial work when school lets out. ARLENE WHORRALL Arlene We're proud to say that Ar- lene is our prettiest senior and she is worthy of such honor. She plays the clarinet, sings in the Glee Club, belongs to Sub Debs, and plays basketball. Arlene will make some boss a model secretary. CHESTER WARNER Chet For only being here two years Chet sure has progressed on the social list. Our own Robert Tay- lor, with a New England accent. He's a star on our baseball, football, and basketball teams, and a member ofthe Hi-Y. How is that for progress? JANUARY GRADUATES Gone but not forgotten. This part of the book would not be complete without the men- tion of our three January Grad- uates: Donald Gates, who was noted for his flame-red hair, wit and cars. Alice Loveless, who will be remembered for her lovely com- plexion and self-control. Barton Nesdell, who could never be forgotten, if you know what I mean. MILDRED RHODE Millie Another quiet girl is Millie. Although she is quiet she has an amazing sense of humor and is full of eagerness. She likes to cook lthere you ore, menll and swim and play volleyball. Her P0Sf-graduate plans are going to Business School. HAROLD TUCKER Tuck Tuck sure hit B'ville with o bang and has been going ever since. He's a second Gilder- sleeve and for being here only two years he has done well in making himself known especial- ly with the seniors. 'W J im...j.-...-e- ,QLD l ' ,L LESLIE RURY Hurry' Here is the second president of our junior class and vice president of the Journalism Club. He plays on our football and basketball reams and is Co- Editor of the Lyre. Besides puz- zling Mr. Eddington he plays in the orchestra and hopes to go to West Point. PAlgD3:i:1qnvZs?,h Pee Wee' Sleep is an excitement-hat- er. Where there is excitement there is not PeeWee. He is a member of the Hi-Y and one of Miss Doran's prize French Ill students. Reuffwvfv-dl 'Ulrfjtrwj GENE WALDRON Genie Life is a song and I am the melody floating from key to key. This cute, blonde is an enthusiastic jitter-bug. S h e comes from Lysander on the bus every day and after graduation she is going to work. THE ' JANUARY GRADUATES Gone but not forgotten. CLASS OF Junior Class Officers Secretory .... . . . . . Marcia Gates President Helen Henderson Treasurer .... . . . Joon Follet 4 .......... Ann Zahn 1 9 1 CLASS OF Sophomore Class Officers President ........................ Alfred Halligan Vice-president .................. Louise Lasher Secretary ...................... Margaret Kimber Treasurer ........... ....... V irginia Crego l CLASS OF The Freshman Class The Freshmen are now well started an their climb up the ladder of high school. Even so, little do they know of the trials and tribulations awaiting them. Here's wishing them luck in meeting their new problems-the-y'II need it! 1946 sw 'Rf YJ, QM: mm W .65 , 5. Q Q., '-2 X Q aygyqit Q . . KS M QQ X ,, 4 f A wf 'Q 1 ' JV k I 1 '5i1,' r V-v- ' ,Q W 3 V x J ..,, it K it tm' A VA AN '.!l.'i-d.,,.,A..p'i,v' ......W-...... WW T: v 5 N,,,A...... , .hx WF --'Magnus-r-f' 3, i .K Q 9 , if Q N 1 fi I N A XQQQXQ Ic A. 1 ,f , ...hh , x -4 N5N-ILE AW 3 IZATIUNB nn: CRIMSON AND WH ITE First Half Second Half James Reeves ...................... EDITOR ...................... ....... A rlene Boysman Georgianna Patchett .......... ASST. EDITOR ............... ....... S uzanne DiToro Florence Cox ...................... FEATURE EDITOR ......... ......... C arolyn Navin Chester Warner ....... ........ S PORTS EDITOR ......... ....... J ack Gillespie ACADEMY MESSENGER First Half Barbara Drake Alfred Johnson Janice Fulmer Jack Gillespie. EDITOR ................... ....... ASST. EDITOR... FEATURE EDITOR ......... ....... SPORTS EDITOR. Second Half Audrey Flatt ..Vincent Bassett ..Janice Fulmer ...James Reeves The officers of the Journalism Club were elected as follows: Robert Gates-Presidentg Leslie Rury-Vice-presidentg Martha GaIIagher-Secre- taryg Ruth Aplin-Treasurer. James Reeves was the only delegate to attend the press conference. GLEE CLUB BAND , 9+ N f Y , .. . , A Sv S Q Y 1? .,.. F35 ' f, N if Q , 'K DP ,S WQHFQ. m klw V FOOTBALL Season's Scores Baldwinsville Baldwinsville Baldwinsville Baldwinsville Baldwinsville Marcellus Solvay Liverpool Shaneateles N. Syracuse OUXOXUSO Lettermen O'BR I EN BRATT HUNTINGTON RURY GATES KOLLENKARK WARNER KOLLENKARK KERWOOD R. WILSON J. COATS E. GOLLANDS H. SCHMIDT G. CURRIE F. GOLDEN C. BLAISDELL R. NOSTRANT V. BASSETT LETTERMEN: J. Coats R. Allen C. Warner J. Isham C. Kollenkark W. Lee L. Russ B. Pederson L. Rury mm., VARSITY BASKETBALL .. W- 71 if A ' 1 4 7 + .1 f- fa 1 N A qi ' 5 2. s..M X' Q - ' ,x f 2 ,f.., K ' 1 +L'. i 'V.. i A qi . -f' if Season's Scores 1, Marcellus .......................... 28- l 6 37-55 Fulton ............ ......... 2 5-42 37 48 Skaneateles ....... ..... .... 3 7 -4D 17 31 Comillus .......... ......... 2 8-38 38-41 Jordan ............... ......... 3 2-50 28 55 Solvay .............................. 52-34 52 20 Onon. Central .................. 52-73 25-67 PLAY-OFF GAMES Marcellus .................................. 42-27 Comillus ....... .......... 3 5-42 Solvay ....... ....... 5 6-32 J-V BASKETBALL LETTERMEN: Season's Scores G. Powell ping P- V0 1l?e 'l9Uf9 Marcellus ................ I l-28 G- Cuffle Skaneatles .............. I5-IO B- West Camillus ...... 25-I4 R- W0ll49f Jordan ...................... 24-34 E- Lawrence Solvay ...................... 27-20 W- AUYGV Onon. Central I6-30 W. Goodman G. O'Brien CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders Vanity Florence Cox Aileen Mitchell Louise Lasher Mem Brqmmer Frederica Montague Jay-Vee Yvonne Russ Katherine Kinslow Ruth Scott Joan Dobbin Shirley Ridall Head Cheerleader Helen Henderson Second 2l -23 I6-I 7 31-I3 I3-28 28-2l I3-41 White Shirts ............ 7 5 I2 Red Wings .............. 6 6 I2 Blue Birds .............. 6 6 I2 Green Backs ............ 5 7 I2 I Juniors ........ ....... I O 5 Sophomores .......... 9 6 Freshmen .............. I I4 INTERCLASS BASKETBALL lnterclass Basketball has provided thrills a-plenty this year, what with the close games and fast play as the younger lads really dished it out, proving that skill and not size is what counts.. Seriously, though, these Thursday afternoon tilts were a great attraction and deserve praise for their promotion of basketball as a competitive sport while training our future stars. Interclass Basketball Won Lost Seniors .................. 9 6 Total I5 I5 I5 I5 Girls' Basketball Won Lost Total GIRLS' BASKETBALL Who's got PiIIans? Get Meta, for heaven's sakes! Take it easy, Navin. Come on, pass it. Fall back, you dummies. These are scraps of what a passer-by will hear issuing forth from the gym on Friday nights. It is Girls' lntrtamural Basketball in full swing. Under the supervision of Mr. Guerrera and Miss Nelson, the girls have slowly but steadily improved .in their passing, dribbling and aim to become good players. The teams were captained as follows: the White Shirts by Meta Brammer and Ann Zahn, the Green Backs by Helen Henderson and Frederica Mon- tague, the Blue Birds by Janice Fulmer and Joan Folletg and the Red Wings by Marcia Gates and Carolyn Navin. Each and every girl realizes that she has developed better sportsmanship and a stronger body for having participated in her beloved sport of basketball. BASEBALL Squad: Roy Walker Charles Kollenkark Leonard Jenne Edward Gollands William Long Paul Chapman Richard Walker William Lee Henry Schmidt l-lillis Hay Kenneth Woodruff Leslie Russ Schedule Baldwinsville Marcellus Baldwinsville Solvay Baldwinsville Camillus Baldwinsville North Syracusf Baldwinsville Skaneatlas Randall' Phillips Arlene Whorrall Barbara Drake Florence Cox Barbara Drake Joyce DeLorme Janice Fulmer Florence Cox Arlene Boysman Arlene Boysman Barbara Drake Arlene Boysman Helen Kramer Carolyn King Georgianna Patchett Martha Gallagher Janice Fulmer Ruth Aplin Virginia Holland Barbara Meaker Arlene Boysman Frederica Montague Frederica Montague Florence Cox Martha Gallagher Arlene Whorrall Arlene Wharrall Marjorie Ward Florence Cox Sue Di Toro SENIOR SPOTLIGHT PRETTIEST - HANDSOMEST BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR MOST FRIENDS BEST NATURED MOST ORIGINAL MOST STUDIOUS MOST AMBITIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST RESPECTED MOST RELIABLE QUIETEST ARGUES MOST IS MOST FUN BEST LINE POLITICIAN TEACHERS' PET BAND LEADER CLOWN GINGER ROGERS-FRED ASTAIRE FIGURE - PHYSIQUE CLOTHES HAIR EYES SMILE COMPLEXION LEGS GLAMOUR OOMPH! Chester Warner Robert Allen Robert Allen Robert Allen Randall Phillips John Klasmier Raymond Victory Raymond Victory Vincent Bassett Vincent Bassett Vincent Bassett Richard Hill Harold Tucker Robert Allen Bruce Pederson John Klasmier Randall Phillips Leslie Rury Randall Phillips Robert Gates Robert Allen Robert Allen George Powell George Powell Edvard Gollands Chester Warner Robert Allen Chester Warner Bruce Pederson CLASS WILL FOR 1943 Upon our departure from Baldwinsville High School we wish to leave to our posterity our many talents and virtues . . . so . . . Bob Allen leaves for the Gates' Funeral Home. Ruth Aplin leaves her way with the teachers to Meta Brammer . . . as if she needed it. Vincent Bassett leaves his position as President to someone capable of handling it next year. We haven't found anyone yet. Nelson Butler leaves, and we quote: My superior intellectual mind to be used to the best advantage. Florence Cox leaves to become Mr. Eddington's Private Secretary. Barbara Drake leaves with a host of friends. Joyce DeLorme wills her smile to Miss Thier. Sue DiToro leaves with Arlene Boysman to become a famous dance team. Casey Gates leaves his dancing ability to Robert Doran. George O'Brien leaves his wavy hair to Fred Barber. Janice Fulmer leaves her position as Mr. Guerrera's right-hand man to Marcia Gates. Martha Gallagher leaves her sisters to pick up her line where she left off. Jack Klasmier, Paul Huntington, and Hillis Hay leave some pretty big places to be filled. George Coniber leaves his clarinet to Betty Kingsley. Swing out, Betty! Randall Phillips leaves his pestering for Snipe Woodruff to do. We know he can. Mildred Rhode wills her job as bookkeeper of the cafeteria to Hen- rietta Harrington. Millie says she can have it! Virginia Holland leaves her position in the office to Helen Henderson. Helen Kramer bequeaths her quietness to Dottie Balch. Please make use of it. Barbara Meaker leaves her ability to play volleyball to Ellen Currie. Hit that ball! Gene Waldron leaves her knock for jitterbugging to Annetta Davis. Thelma Foster leaves the library to Ann Zahn. Richard Hill wills his bashfulness to Roy Walker. Georgianna Patchett bequeaths her wits to Betty Bratt. Jimmy Perkins leaves his job at the Cozy Corner to Paul VanDenberg. Jimmy Reaves leaves his brilliance in Mathematics to Mrs. Cussler to be used for a text book. William Lee leaves his knack to amuse the English class to Chucky Kollenkark. Pee Wee VanderVeer leaves his laziness to Hailky Wilkinson. He'll use it. Audrey Flatt leaves in a Chevrolet coupe to see the world. Ed Gollands leaves his pleasing personality to James Dow. Leslie Rury leaves his self-confidence to Robert Austin. Bruce Pederson leaves his bus tickets to Syracuse to Les Russ. Zora Meloling wills her retiring manner to Jane Hamlin. Alberta Hudson leaves her well-worn seat in history class to Robert Gibbons. Marjorie Ward leaves her position as Secretary of the Senior class to Aileen Mitchell. Andrew Henderson leaves to join his brother on the farm. Edith Tuthill leaves her seat on the bus to Wilma VanDenburg. Move it over. Chet Warner and Burill Wells say they just want to leave. George Powell leaves with his eyes on Louise. Bob TenEyck leaves with his name on the absent list as usual. Ruth Crandon leaves her ability to sew to Olive Abbott. Estel Kalar leaves her red hair to Miss Raite. Paul Chapman wills his job of putting up signs at the movies to Richie Stevens. Janet Barton leaves her skillful hand to Norma Truax. Alfred Johnson leaves his executive ability to Alfred Halligan. Arlene Whorrall leaves her beauty to Jo D. Toro. Frederica Montague leaves her wolfing to Helen Gates. Think you can use it? Ump Victory leaves his barnyard basketball team to Jack Gillespie. Mae King and Harold Tucker leave arguing with anyone who'll argue with them. Paul O'Brien bequeaths his car without gas or tires to the scrap drive. What a lot of junk! CLASS PROPHESY While on an inspection tour of hotels. we were quite surprised to find that Harold Tucker was the manager of Syracuse Hotel. He told us that a new supermobile had just been invented by George Coniber, Paul Hunt- ington who had been a dollar-a-year-man during the war, is one of the few who knows the intricacies of it and can drive it. James Reeves, after discovering a substitute for gasoline during the war, is at present teaching in the University and is a mathematical genius if there ever was one. Paul Chapman and Hillis Hay have combined their businesses to form one of the greatest chain of grocery and meat stores in the country. Randall Phillips is still starring as Henry Aldrich in What A Life. Arlene Whor- rall is a model in the Bassett Art Company with Vincent Bassett as presi- dent, of course. lncidentally, remember how you used to see Virginia Holland in the office all the time when we were in high school? Well, if you ever have occasion to seek Virginia, you'll find her in the office of Bassett Art Company. As we continued with our tour, we found that Paul Vander Veer was a bell-boy. We stopped to talk with him a while and learned more about the members of the Class of l943 of Baldwinsville Academy. He said that Ruth Crandon had helped with the reorganization of the 4-H Clubs of the countrv during the war to help in the war effort. She is now Onondaga County Club Agent. There is at least one article in the Gazette, ownership of which was taken over by Leslie Rury in l945. This paper now has over a hundred reporters all over the world. Gene Waldron is the Washington correspondent and is doing very well. We meet Paul O'Brien, who is another bell-boy there and who added even more information about our classmates. Starting with the senior magazine subscription sale, Richard Hill and Joyce De Lorme established the Hill and De Lorme Publishing Company. Audrey Flatt and Barbara Meaker also have established a pencil industry in Baldwinsville. They are doing as well now as they did in the senior pencil sale. Sue Di Toro, after making her debut n society as a Rockette., has settled dawn to the position of private secretary to the mayor, Alfred John- son. Florence Cox is the receptionist in Mayor Johnson's office. Janet Barton is a designer for a fashion magazine which is edited by Thelma Foster and Edith Tuthill. Georgianna Patchett sets the styles for it as a typical career girl. She writes a column which she calls lt's in the Air. This contains the news which her club of gossipers helps her to gather. During the war Barbra Drake was Janice Fulmer's model for posters which were to encourage young women to train as nurses for the Navy. Today we find that Barbara is an assistant to Dr. George O'Brien. Helen Kramer and Estel Kalar have gone on in their quiet way and the last that was heard from them they were conferring with Dr. Bruce Pederson concerning the Good Housekeeping tested recipes. Carolyn King is teaching at the University. She is the head of the English department. Her students do not have much time to do anything because she is lecturing most of the time Frederica Montague took over Miss Forrest's job as Physical Ed. teacher in Baldwinsville Academy. Those girls there are getting a good work-out. lt certainly won't be her fault if they aren't physically fit. Mar- tha Gallagher also writes a column. Her's is called The Poet's Corner, which gives helpful hints to vampires in poetry form. Most of her material comes from her own experiences in her senior year of high school. Bob Gates continued his ambition and is now an undertaker. After we gained the victory of the war, we didn't hear the name of Raymond Victory quite so much. When we did we found it combined with the name, Mildred Rhode to form a pop-corn company. They first got their idea from their experience with the senior pop-corn sales at the basketball games. Burril Wells, who came back to our senior class, also came back from the war to distribute Robert Ten Eyck's book, Art and Model Airplanes. Burrill is now planning a trip around the world in an airship designed by George Powell, who is to accompany him. This trip is to be financed by Jack Klasmier, governor of New York State. ln his campaign speeches Governor Klasmier stressed sports for study young men and used as models Chester Warner and Robert Allen, who made a striking appearance in the school. We've lost track of Andrew Henderson but we think by this time he is president of the Syracuse and Oswego Bus Lines, Inc. He spent most of his time waiting for buses and now he's probably making them wait for him. Eddie Gollands is now Secretary of the Treasury and is still trying to balance the books after the war. Ed always seemed to have trouble balancing books in school, too. We wonder if it was the books or Ed. Alberta Hudson also is in the President's Cabinet. She is the Secretary of Labor. She is giving the labor movement a thorough going-over just like she did in history class. Zora Meloling took over the job of secretary of Baldwinsville Academy in l946, and is still going strong, while her friend in school, Marjorie Ward, is head of the commercial department. When the Class of i943 graduated, little did they realize to what heights of renown that the various members of the class would attain. The results of the visit to this hotel as related by Ruth L. Aplin, R,N, and Arlene Boysman, secretary, has certainly shown that miracles can happen. 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