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T SENIOR CLASS Through the efforts, and we do mean efforts, of all the officers and Miss Winchell, our Senior Class has managed to survive this, our last year in Baldwinsville Academy. To these faithful workers, we owe our success as a class, and do duly thank them for all their hard work in our behalf. Officers First Semester Second Semester President............ Mona VanDerberg Mona VanDerberg Vice President....... James Paige Wesley Anderson Secretary.----------- Mary Luke Mary Luke Treasurer............ Evelyn Heron Evelyn Heron
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Dean Abbott: Dean — The class will now come to order. Has anyone any questions to bring up at this time? Dean can always solve that prob- lem. He always has a ques- tion to make Miss Winchell stop for at least five minutes. Aside from that ability, this handsome lad seems to have quite a following—of girls— that is. Activities: Band 3, Dance Band 2, DeMolay and Scouting 3. Wesley Anderson: Wes — Care to start an argument with Mrs. Webb? lust call on Wesley to help you. Usually spending most of his winter spare time shoveling the Bap- tist Church walks, he has seri- ously considered mowing the lawn during the past winter. Activities: Classical Club, Jour- nalism, Scouting 4. Leighton Asselstine: Clayt — The class comes to its usual silence; Clayt slowly ambles to the front of the room to de- liver his address of the week —what class, you ask. health class, of course. By the way, have you ever seen him plow- ing snow along Oswego Street —quite a contraption he's got there. He'd sure make a swell inventor. James Bailey: Jim —Ever see this fellow working out on Memorial Field? He does quite a job with pole vaulting as his specialty. Too bad we can't find some more like him. Who knows, we might be able to win a meet. Basil Atwood: Bas — The meeting will now come to order—or will it? As president of the Student Council. Basil has had his hands full for the past year. You've done a swell job, Bas, keep it up! Ac- tivities: Hi-Y, Student Council 2, French Club, Key Club. Scouting 2, Interclass Basket- ball 2, Varsity Football 3. Richard Bauer: Smoky — How can one person ask so many questions in so many classes on every day in the year. Smoky has that inac- countable ability to stump any teacher at a minute's notice. He also rates as one of the better actors in our class. There are only two, you know. Activities: Chorus, Bowling, Junior Play. Phyllis Beebe: Twitch —This senior might well be named the bombshell of the Class of 1950. She may be small, but she sure can knock over those study hall teachers — to say nothing of the boys. Activities: Chorus 3. French Club, Art Club. Smith Bochino: Smitty —Here comes that grin with a boy behind it. This rooting, tooting (trumpet tooting, of course) orator is usually found buying a coke for a gal with those slanting, stylish glasses. Ac- tivities: Band 4, Dance Band, Safety Patrol 2, Classical Club, Scouting 8, Interclass Basket- ball 2, J.V. Football, Junior Prize Speaking.
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