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

Text from Pages 1 - 93 of the 1954 volume:

i ALMA MATER Where the, golden sunset mellow Tints the western sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater On her hilltop high. CHORUS Join the chorus, speed it onward Loud her name we yell Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, Hail, all hail B’ville. II So she stands upon the campus ’Mong the towering trees Gentle nature ivafts her praises On the evening breeze. III When the future years o’ertake us And we leave thy halls We shall always love and cherish Days within thy walls. IV Loyal to thee, Alma Mater, Shall we always be, And we’ll always keep forever Sweet thy memory. ,VCAOKM AMO St'HOOi.. To Theodore Durgee, who, with the greatest of patience, has always been willing to do more than his job necessitated to help us through our many problems and misgivings, we, The Class of 1954, wish to dedicate this LYRE. LYRE STAFF Co-Editors .................... ROBERT ANDRESS, JOAN ASHBERY Feature Editor ................................... MARY ANNE KAAR Professional Photography ........................................ BOVEE STUDIO Amateur Photography................................... ROBERT PECK Art Editor ................................. MARY AGNES TIEPNEY Fuuness Manager ................................................... DON SCHNEIDER Circulation Manager ................................ ZOE HAYDON Advertisements .................................. MARLETTE TAPP AN Boys’ Sports ........................................... PAUL WEBB Girls’ Sports ...................................... MARLENE SOCHIA Assistants .............................John Salisbury, Joyce Marshall, Nancy Vickery, Barbara Shaw, Gerda Kilian, Cyn- thia Wood, Jeanne Hornbeck, Deanna Prouty, Ron aid Cook I TO THE CLASS OF 1954, GREETINGS! I It it with deep personal feeling that I extend to each of you, on behalf ef the? entire faculty, my sincere congratulations on the successful completion of your high! school careers. The architect creates his designs and draws the plans which the engineer wil use to build a structure. The groundwork of your educational structure has been designed and planned for you almost entirely by adults. Now you must plan for yourself. How well we have done with that groundwork will be determined by the nature of structure which you will be called upon to complete. If you have mastered the fundamentals necessary for a livelihood and acquired the technique of meeting your fa!low-associates on the same level; if you have learned to give a day's work for a day's pay and to spend your leisure time wisely; if you have learned to look through rose-colored glasses more often than through cloudy lenses, and that happiness means more than financial security; if you have the fortitude to meet the challenge of dictatorial forces by using the precipts of the Master Teacher, the structure which you will complete will be sound. May the Great Architect of the Universe be with you and guide you as you dream of your great tomorrows. THEODORE R. DURGEE High School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Vickery Mr. Church Mr. Bond Mr. Travers Mr. Tupper—Clerk Mr. Abbott—President Mr. Benedict Mr. Allen Mr. Vaughn Mr. McCarthy Mr. Lynch MR. PAUL H. BENEDICT District Supervisor donald Vice Pri„c, COATES FACULTY MISS J. WINCHELL English 12 MRS. M. SAWYER English 9 MISS M. J. UNSKY English 10 French I, II, III MRS. M. GOODFELLOW Latin I, II, III German I, II MRS. O. GRISTWOOD Geometry Algebra T rigonometry MRS. O. KINSLOW Math 8 Elementary Algebra MISS M. HOSENFELD English 10, 11 MRS. L. WRIGHT English 7 MRS. A. QUACKENBUSH Reading MR. J. CRISAFULLI English 7 Math 7 MRS. M. BON English 7, 8 FACULTY MRS. M. WEBB A m e vie an H isi o ry MR. B. BARBOUR World History MR. J. GRZIBOWSKI Citizenship 9 MISS P. PALMER Citizenship 7 MRS. A. OLNEY Citizenship 8 MR. F. MATTHEWS Physics Earth Science Chemistry MISS M. EMMI Science 9 Biology MR. J. LINDENMEYER Science 7 Science 9 Boys’ Health MR. R. CARY Science 7 MRS. H. SEARS Citizenship 12 English 11 FACULTY MISS M. KINNEY Secretarial Practice Typing MRS. B. PENDER Business Lttw Introduction to Business Bookkeeping MRS. G. WIDGER S bort hand- T ranscri ptio n Business Arithmetic MRS. F. GRAUMAN English 8,9, 10 MISS R. WELCH Home Economics 8 MRS. M. COLLINS Home Economics 8, II, III MISS F. WRIGHT Citizenship 7, 8 MR. R. WHITMAN Band Chorus MR. E. SCHULTZ Music 7 MISS A. HARNISCH Art 8 MRS. D. KIMBALL Art 8 Basic Art Advanced Art Mechanical Drawing FACULTY MR. G. HESS Shop 8 MR. R. ENDERS General Shop Shop 8 General VPood MR. E. MUNSON Drivers Training T ransportation MR. P. STEVENS Metal Shop MR. H. PALMER Agriculture MR. J. GUERRERA Director Physical Education MISS D. BURGESS Girls’ Physical Education MISS N. KINGSLEY Girls’ Swimming MR. J. LUCY Boys’ Physical Education MISS E. DYMOND ( cadet) Music OFFICE STAFF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS MAINTENANCE CAFETERIA STAFF 11 BUS DRIVERS SCHOOL NURSES Mrs. Lynch Miss Scanlon Mrs. McCrea Mrs. Trew Mrs. LeFaivre SENIOR CLASS 1954 {.'-HrZLn . C.-cl.-- ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JEANNE HORNBECK President Class History President ..................... JACK VANDERVEER Vice President ..................... JOAN ASHBERY Secretary ..................................... ZOE HAYDON Treasurer ........................ DON SCHNEIDER PROJECTS: Spring Dance SOPHOMORE YEAR President...............................................ZOE HAYDON Vice President ......................... MAURY TIGNER Secretary .......................... JOYCE MARSHALL Treasurer .......................... JOAN FALARDEAU PROJECTS: Bakesales, movies JUNIOR YEAR President .......................... DON SCHNEIDER Vice President ..................... DICK PATCHETT Secretary .......................... JEANNIE HORNBECK Treasurer ........................................... JOYCE MARSHALL PROJECTS: Christmas Ball, play, Seventeenth Summer, Sale of Christmas Cones. SENIOR YEAR President .......................... JEANNIE HORNBECK Vice President ............................. JIM BURTON Secretary .......................... MARGIE MARKELL Treasurer .......................... JOYCE MARSHALL PROJECTS: Magazine Sale, Lyre, Class Play, Variety Show, Halloween Party, Senior Ball, Sale of school hats and pom-poms. FRESHMAN YEAR Gerald Aplin Gi.en Blakeman Joan Ashbery Catherine Borrow Elaine Boisey mm, Wesley Brand James Burton Joanna Broome Marian Butler Beatrice Calnek Lawrence Coleman Carol Chadwick Grace Carfacna Annette Durgee Bradley Ekross Robert Cook Ronald Cook Lynus Duger Gerald Dunham Faye Dusharm Thomas Cummings Joan Falardeau David Gorke Mara Green John Guyder Carole Group Gerald Greene Joyce Hahn Joan Hamm Marlene Hart Zoe Haydon Carol Hencle Jeanne Hornbeck Judith Ingolby Ellarie Johnson John Johnson Shirley Keefer Dona Karker Mary Anne Kaar Gerda Kilian Nancy Little Louise Langworthy Stanley Klekosky David La Due Richard Loan Beverly Loveless Margaret Loveless Suzanne Malloy William Lowery Martha Loup Nancy Lynch Lawrence Loop Howard Loveless Roberta McIntyre Joyce Marshall Laura Rose Melvin Loren Michaels Charlotte Melvin Elizabeth Miller Richard Patchett John Porter Joseph Port Donald Payne Leona Peterson Donald Powers Pur Oi.of Ryd Deanna Prouty Edwin Prahl Donald Schnuider John Salisbury Barbara Shaw Gary Sevak Marlene Sochia Gary Steele Alene Stevenson Janette Styers Mari.ette Tappan Mary Agnes Tierney Charles Towsley Sandra Trexler Maury Tigner Paul Webb Marilyn Yager Leonard Wells William Woodworth Janice Young mv' ■; mm -issa� s m AUTOGRAPHS u mm J i; j| 3g£ | m Yvt • •: SAM ■ • L ■i % r v‘fcS{ ;U : ;$| wsf 5 yjv S'Ti k m • v.-v M? ■Yi V: v� i' '-’.T ■ ►.v •• :-a ' '-21 Senior Activities ROBERT ANDRESS—Band, Gamma Sigma, Student Council, Key Club, Track, Classical Club, Explorer Scouts, Lyre Staff, Junior Play, Swimming Team, Senior Prize Speaking, Life Saving. ALLEN ARMSTRONG—Projectionist Club, FFA. JOAN ASHBERY—Vice President Freshman Class, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Journalism, Tri-Y, Tri- angles, Lyre Staff, Junior Play, Bowling, Junior Prize Speaking, Senior Prize Speaking, Classical Club. MARY BENNIE—FHA, Senior Chorus. GLENN BLAKEMAN—Senior Band, Orchestra, Pro- jectionist Club. ELAINE BOISEY—9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Student Council. CATHERINE BORROW—9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Dramatics Club, Sub Debs, Cheerleading. JOANNA BROOME—Senior Chorus, Senior Band. JAMES BURTON—Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hi- Y, Gamma Sigma. MARION BUTLER—9th Grade Girls' Chorus. BETTY CALNEK—Volleyball, Life Saving, Junior Swimming Instructor, Student Council, Chorus, Mar- iners, Dramatics. GRACE CARFAGNA—Sub Debs, Student Council, Sodality, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Classical Club, Softball. CAROL CHADWICK—Sodality, Chemistry Club, Clas- sical Club. LARRY COLEMAN—Gamma Sigma, Hi-Y, J.V. Bas- ketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Cross Country, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Baseball. ROBERT COOK—FFA. TOM CUMMINGS—Projectionist Club. LYNUS DUGER—Senior Band, Junior Band, Orches- tra, Senior Chorus, Red Cross, Journalism, 4-H, Senior Prize Speaking. ANNETTE DURGEE—Triangles, Red Cross, Junior Band, Senior Band, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Classi- cal Club. FAYE DU SHARM—Tri-Y, Majorettes, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Senior Chorus, Red Cross, Journalism, Triangles. BRADLEY ECKROSS—FFA. JOAN FALARDEAU — Sub Debs, Sodality, Student Council. VIRGINIA FRANKE—Student Council, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Senior Chorus, Journalism, Red Cross, Alpa Mu. BARBARA FRYER—Triangles, Sub Debs. DAVID GORKE—Wrestling. DORIS GRAY—Volleyball. MARA GREEN—9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Volleyball, Red Cross, Alpha Mu, Cheerleading. GERALD GREENE—Red Cross. CAROLE GROUP—Red Cross, Sub Debs, Bowling. 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Classical Club, Softball, Journalism. JOHN GUYDER—Baseball, Bowling, Gamma Sigma, Junior Play. JOYCE HAHN—Volleyball, Softball. JOAN HAMM—Girls’ Sports, Sub Debs, Alpha Mu, Cheerleading. MARLENE HART—Band, Junior Band, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Cafeteria, FHA. ZOE HAYDON—Alpha Mu, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Junior Swimming Instructor, Journalism, Classical Club, Sodality, Lifesaving, Water Ballet, Junior Play, Dramatics, Sophomore Class President. Senior Activities CAROL HENCLE—4-H, Journalism, Basketball, Soft- ball, Volleyball, Water Ballet, Chemistry Club, De- bating, Student Council. JEANNE HORNBECK—Y-Teens, The Purple M” Staff (Florida), Girls’ Sports, Journalism, Alpha Mu, Junior Class Secretary, Junior Swimming In- structor, Senior Class President, Chemistry Club, Debating. JUDY INGOLDBY—Journalism, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Senior Chorus. ELLEN JONES—FHA. ELLARIE JOHNSON—4-H, Triangles, Girl Scouts, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Chorus, Art Club, Classical Club. MARY ANN KAAR—Cheerleading, Sub Debs, Student Council, Junior Play, Water Ballet, Lifesaving, Jun- ior Swimming Instructor, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Journalism, Dramatics Club, Lyre Staff, Softball. DONA KARKER—Triangles, Journalism, 4-H, FHA, Bowling, Water Ballet. SHIRLEY KEEFER—Journalism. MARGY KELLY — Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Soccer. GERDA KILIAN—Alpha Mu, Journalism, Water Bal- let, Junior Swimming Instructor, 9th Grade Girls Chorus, Dramatics Club, Chemistry Club. JOHN KISSELSTEIN—Football, Track, Interclass Bas- ketball, Barnyard Basketball. STANLEY KLEKOSKY — Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Science Club, Red Cross, Chorus, Art Club. DICK KOEGEL—J.V. Baseball, Varsity Football, J.V. Football. DAVID LA DUE—Gamma Sigma, Cross Country, Track, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball. LOUISE LANGWORTHY—Soccer, Volleyball. RICHARD LOAN—Projectionists’ Club, 4-H. MARTHA LOUP—Chorus, FHA, Journalism. BEVERLY LOVELESS—Soccer, Volleyball, 4-H. HOWARD LOVELESS—Cross Country, Track, Senior Band 4-H. MARGARET LOVELESS—Chorus, FHA, Orchestra, Red Cross, Bowling, Volleyball, 4-H, Basketball, Soccer, Prize Speaking, Softball. WILLIAM LOWERY — Track, Cross Country, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball. NANCY LYNCH—9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Jour- nalism. SUE MALOY—Intramurals, Red Cross, Tri-Y. MARJORIE MARKELL—Triangles, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Secretary Senior Class, Bowling, Volleyball, Softball, Senior Chorus, Girl Scouts. JOYCE MARSHALL—Alpha Mu, Secretary Sophomore Class, Treasurer Junior Class, Treasurer Senior Class, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Student Council. ROBERTA McINTYRE — Girls’ Sports, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, 4-H. CHARLOTTE MELVIN—Classical Club, Volleyball, 4-H. LAURA ROSE MELVIN—Chorus, FHA, Volleyball, Basketball, Journalism, Water Ballet, 4-H, Bowling LOREN MICHELS—Band, Art Club, 4-H. ELIZABETH MILLER—FHA, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus. BETTY O’BRIEN—Sub Debs, Sodality, Red Cross, Journalism, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Volleyball, Softball. RICHARD PATCHETT—Vice President Junior Class. ROBERT PECK—Football, Lyre Staff, Hi-Y, Journal- ism, Junior Play, Canteen Committee. Senior Activities LEONA PETERSON—Journalism, Classical Club, Jun- ior Play, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Senior Chorus, 4-H. JOSEPH PORT—Cross Country, Track Team, Swim- ming Team, Key Club, Lifesaving, Junior Play. JOHN PORTER—FFA, 4-H, Debating Team. DONALD POWERS—Projectionists’ Club. EDWIN PRAHL — Science Club, Red Cross, Boy Scouts. DEANNA PROUTY—Band, Triangles, Tri-Y, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Journalism Club, Red Cross, Girl Scouts. JOHN SALISBURY—Red Cross, Journalism, Projec- tionists’ Club, Hi-Y. DONALD SCHNEIDER — Student Council, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Basketball, Classical Club, President of Junior Class. GARY SEVAK—Classical Club, Red Cross, Art Club. BARBARA SHAW—9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Sub Debs, Journalism, Dramatics Club, Water Ballet, Junior Swimming Instructor, Lifesaving. MARLENE SOCHIA—9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Soft- ball, Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, Soccer, Junior Journalism, Sub Debs, Cheerleading, Majorette, Red Cross, Lyre Staff. GARY STEELE—Hi-Y, Football, Baseball. ALENE STEVENSON-Girls’ Sports, Art Club. JANETTE STYERS—Journalism, Red Cross, Chorus, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Lifesaving, Junior Swiming Instructor. MARLETTE TAPPAN—Sub Debs, Triangles, Classi- cal Club, 9th Grade Girls' Chorus, Girl Scouts, Lyre Staff. MARY AGNES TIERNEY—Student Council, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Softball, Soccer, Art Club, Lyre Staff, Journalism. MAURY TIGNER—Band, Science Club, Debating. CHARLES TOWSLEY — Projectionists’ Club, Track Team, Art Club. SANDRA TREXIER—9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Bowl- ing, Senior Chorus. NANCY VICKERY—Cheerleading, 9th Grade Girls’ Chorus, Alpha Mu, French Club, Journalism, Dra- matics Club, Water Ballet, Junior Swiming Instruct- or, Lifesaving, Debating, Red Cross, Softball. PAUL WEBB—Journalism, Varsity Baseball, J.V. Base- ball, • Varsity Football, J.V. Football, Interclass, Wrestling, Prize Speaking. CYNTHIA WOOD — Dramatics Club, Journalism, Chorus, Cheerleading, Alpha Mu, Water Ballet, French Club, Junior Play, Lifesaving, Junior Swim- ming Instructor. WILLIAM WOODWORTH—Projectionists’ Club. JUNE YAGER—Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Soc- cer. MARILYN YAGER — Chorus, Journalism, Student Council. LARRY LOOP—Projectionists’ Club. GERALD DUNHAM—Junior and Senior Band, Pro- jectionists’ Club, Cross Country. BRUCE GREENE—Basketball Manager. tONALD COOK—Projectionists’ Club, Band. LEONARD WELLS—Bowling, Basketball, Golf. DONALD PAYNE—Hi-Y, Football, Track. WESLEY BRAND — Gamma Sigma, Projectionists’ Club, Football, Track, Basketball. JON VANDERVEER—Hi-Y, Basketball, Baseball. Marilyn Ysrer - 1 Joan Fa!a rdeau - 2 Margaret Loveless - Gary Steele - A Barbana Fryer - 5 Virginia Franks - 6 Marlene Bochin - ? Annette Durfree - 8 Mary Agnes Tierney Judy Ingoldby - 10 Dona Marker NAME Robert Andress Jerry Aplin Allc-n Armstrong Joan Ashbery Mary Bennie Glenn Blakeman Elaine Boisey Catherine Borrow Wesley Brand Joanna Broome James Burton Marion Butler Beatrice Calnek Grace Carfagna Carol Chadwick Larry Coleman Robert Cook Ronald Cook Tom Cummings Lynns Duger Gerald Dunham Annette Durgee Faye Du Sharm Bradley Eckross Joan Falardeau Virginia Franke Barbara Fryer David Gorke Doris Gray Mara Green Bruce Greene Gerald Greene Carole Group John Guydcr Joyce Hahn Joan Hamm Marlene Hart Zoe Haydon Carol Hencle Jeanne Hornbeck Juditli Ingoldby Ellen Jones Ellarie Johnson John Johnson Mary Anne Kaar Dona Karker Shirley Keefer Margy Kelly Gerda Kilian William Kirchaine Stanley Klekosky Richard Koeael WANTS TO BE salesman Admiral farmer secretary housewife engineer secretary nurse business man housewife baseball pro secretary nurse secretary nurse track star farmer forester line man dairy farmer mechanic teacher secretary farmer secretary nurse secretary engineer secretary secretary business man engineer secretary Marine captain secretary teacher secretary college graduate- agriculture expert artist professor secretary secretary stylist laboratory technician chemist secretary secretary nurse retail buyer husband musician artist WILL BE cigarette tester English teacher executive Lorelei Kilburn bar maid carnival barker a Marilyn Monroe Flaming Mamie second Astaire apple squeezer chief housewife undertaker college professor Latin whiz playboy boxer lion tamer ditch digger band leader Fuller brush man can can dancer Miss America politician Ipana girl Eddie's wife housewife wrestler housewife housewife potato masher professor bus driver ladies’ man owner of 5 10 career girl housewife worldly woman farmer first woman president hair dresser lady wrestler Bill's nurse- janitor debutante orator can can dancer weight lifter speaker interpreter organ grinder dog catcher FAMOUS FOR wit blonde hair milking cows modeling quietness chemistry accidents her figure- red hair smooth dancing bass drummer sports quietness delivering notices complaining studying jokes (?) pickup truck shyness swift walking pictures quietness small waistline legs good driving (?) smile preacher hunting hair styles good disposition waitress dancing brush cut shyness (?) safe driving flirting salesmanship oomph . . . talking curly hair milking cow's early bird baton twirling friendliness 4-H work quietness glamor 4-H work sweetness sports witty remarks . . . French music- speediness??? NAME WANTS TO BE John Kisselstein car dealer David La Due lawyer Louise Langworthy secretary Richard Loan farmer Larry Loop mechanic- Martha Loup housewife Beverly Loveless secretary Howard Loveless husband Margaret Loveless housewife William Lowery teacher Nancy Lynch secretary Sue Maloy teacher Marjorie Markell medical secretary Joyce Marshall secretary Roberta McIntyre bookkeeper Margaret Meddley housewife Charlotte Melvin nurse Laura Melvin secretary Loren Michaels car dealer Elizabeth Miller secretary Betty O'Brien secretary Richard Patchett engineer Don Payne P.E. teacher Robert Peck Army man Leona Peterson teacher Joseph Port engineer John Porter farmer Don Powers veterinarian Edwin Prahl professor Deanna Prouty secretary John Salisbury accountant Don Schneider lawyer Gary Sevak history teacher Barbara Shaw doctor Marlene Sochia secretary Gary Steele racketeer Alene Stevenson P.E. teacher Janette Styers nurse Marlette Tappan secretary Mary Agnes Tierney commercial artist Maury Tigner physicist Charles Towsley mechanic Sandra Trexler teacher John VanDcrveer pro ballplayer Nancy Vickery retail buyer Paul Wc-bb scientist Leonard Wells pro golfer Cynthia Wood stewardess Bill Woodworth racer June Yager payroll clerk Marilyn Yager piano teacher Janice Young nurse WILL BE FAMOUS FOR stock car driver witty remarks movie star dance man Fuller brush girl quietness stock car driver curly hair bum driving policewoman shortness pickle packer shyness prison warden track jet pilot soft voice bell boy neatness librarian silent type golf pro clothes torch singer typing dittos secretary of treasury personality sailor complexion cafe manager disposition family expert- neatness conversational joviality model eyes census taker humor lovelorn advisor liveliness man about town those hands! exterminator everything! Esquire photographer good looks seamstress disposition distinguished clothes auctioneer smart farmer TV tough guy happy-go-luckiness cab driver silence Louella Parsons loquaciousness Jolly John practical joker politician drinking milk demonstrator shy type sophisticated hair do's (changing) second Gennie lots of spunk pro boxer masculinity FBI agent sports hair stylist go power John's other wife Ivory soft hands sports analyst art ability mad scientist achievements circus clown cra2y kid saleswoman unusual laugh salesman jokes (?) society dame sociability- pianist versatility truck driver bowling bunny hopper poodle cut gambler gum supply- wrestler odd laugh copy girl friendliness orator crazy kid Bkti Joanna Broome Jerry Dunham John Salisbury Betty Hiller Janette Styers Dancy lynch Deanna Prouty Blaine Boise,v John Porter Charlotte Helvln Martha Lout) Lynus Duger Grace Cahfagna Teona Peterson David LaDue ’'a r i e11e Tannan Joan Ashbery Bob Andress Class Will Bob Andress wills his wit to John Hanley. Jerry Aplin wills his blonde hair to Miss Winchell. Allen Armstrong leaves his farming ability to Bill Haney. Joan Ashbery leaves her job as editor of the School Daze to any ambitious Junior. Mary Bennie just leaves this mad, hectic place. Glenn Blakeman leaves his projectionist's skill to Bill Crandall. Elaine Boisey wills her figure to Connie and Mary D Imperio. Kat Borrow wills her red hair to Margy Pescio. Wesley Brand wills his casanova ways to Guy Perdiue. Joanna Broome leaves her drum to Cedric Barber. ]im Burton leaves his spot in sports to Warren Weller. Marion Butler leaves the school a little calmer. Betty Calnek leaves her soft red hair to Eleanor Hanley. Grace Carfagna leaves her raven tresses to Joanne Clark. Carol Chadwick wills her quiet manner to Betty King. Robert Cook leaves his guns to Mac.” Ronald Cook wills his rosy cheeks to Bertha Uhl. Chick Coleman leaves his jokes to Lorene Cook. Tom Cummings leaves his speed??? to Jim Montague. Jerry Dunham wills his abilities in transportation shop to Bill Abold. Annette Durgee leaves her clarinet to Edith Hamm. Lynus Duger wills his speaking ability to Joy Walters. Faye DuSharm wills her shapely legs to any underclassman in need of a pair. Bradley Eckross leaves his knowledge of parliamentary procedure to any needy or- ganization. Joan Falardeau wills her smile to Barbara VanNess. Virginia Franke leaves to find a preacher. Barb Fryer leaves and there is peace and quiet. David Gorke leaves his lab period to Mr. Mathew’s relief. Doris Gray leaves her nearness to the ground to John Perdiue. Bruce Greene wills his brush cut to Bob Richardson. Mara Green leaves her dancing shoes to Sue Horner. Jerry Greene leaves his laugh to Ann Reader. Jimmy Greene leaves his calmness to Dick VanWie. Carole Group leaves to have a shin-dig with ??? John Guyder leaves his suave manner to Guy Perdiue. Joyce Hahn wills her salesmanship to Dick Doback. Joan Hamm leaves her oomph to Jane Randall. Zoe Haydon leaves to be first witch in Macbeth. Carol Hencle wills her typewriting ability to Miss Kinney. Jeanne Hornbeck leaves her popularity to Betsy Peck. Judy Ingoldby wills her hair to Barbara VanNess. Eilarie Johnson leaves her 4-H abilities to all the underclassmen. Ellen Jones wills her willingness to work to Anne Walker. Mary Anne Kaar leaves her liveliness to Justine Trew. Donna Karker leaves her glass-walled desk to all the secretarial practice victims. Shirley Keefer wills her innocence to Penny Brown. Margy Kelly wills her spot in sports to Susie Hencle. Gerda Kilian leaves her loquacious manner (what else) to Jeanne Bort. William Kirchaine wills his fluent French to Billy Guerrera. Stanley Klekosky wills his musical ability to Miss Hosenfeld. Dick Koegel leaves his impish grin to Marty Lower. Class Will (Continued) David LaDue leaves his dancing styles to Jack Girard. Louise Langworthy wills her you know what to—you know who. Richard Loan wills his curly locks to Chuck Miller. Martha Loup leaves her 90 pounds to Mary Atwood. Larry Loop wills his driving ability to Dick Doback. Beverly Loveless's shyness goes to Vickie Gates. Howard Loveless wills his speediness to Murrell Gillian. Margaret Loveless leaves her soft voice to Sue Coates. Bill Lowery wills his south side walk to Helen Carrington. Nancy Lynch wills her neat appearance to Hugh Fowler Sue Maloy wills her pleasing personality to Pattie Page. Margie Markell wills her wornout stationery box to anyone writing letters. Joyce Marshall wills her dented fenders in front of a fire hydrant. Bobbie McIntyre leaves her saddle soap to Marlene Patchett. Margaret Meddley leaves her footprints to the Faculty Dining Room. Charlotte Melvin leaves her comb and mirror to all aspiring swimming students. Laura Melvin wills all her cows to all eligible bulls. Loren Michaels leaves his soulful look to Joan Schneider's dog. Elizabeth Miller leaves her nylon blouses to Ann Weeks. Betty O'Brien leaves her bookkeeping marks to Ann Perkins. Dick Patchett's milking machine goes to Mike Zahn. Don Payne wills his size 13’s to Maury Loveless. Bob Peck leaves his candid shots to Kay Battreall. Leona Peterson’s good disposition goes to Jill Wood. To next year's health class goes Joe Port’s Dr. Kinsey Reports. John Porter leaves his money bags to Stephen Tigner. Don Powers' nonchalant ways go to Diane Schulz. A request for softer chairs in the library is made by Ed Prahl. Deanna Prouty wills her gossip notes to Joanne Clark. John Salisbury wills ''All of Me” to Bob Ridall. Don Schneider leaves his bottle of milk to Jim Graham. Gary Sevak leaves to find his Toni twin. Barb Shaw leaves her worries to Barb Purdy. Marlene Sochia wills her suitcase of letters to any underclassman interested in reading. Gary Steele wills his physique to Marty Lower. To all speed demons ALENE STEVENSON wills her love for the open highway. Janette Styers leaves for Germany to find Bernic. Maury Tigner leaves his brief case to Jamison Kiester. Marlette Tappan wills her love life” to Dick Smallwood. Mary Agnes Tierney leaves her car to Floyd VanWie. Charles Towsley leaves to pay his traffic fine. Sandra Trexler leaves her long ride to Plainville to Dick Smallwood. Jack VanDerveer wills his foul shooting ability to Kenny Mills. Nancy Vickery arrived too late to leave anything. Paul Webb leaves his 88 keys of the piano to Nancy Stevenson. Len Wells leaves his golf clubs to Mr. Matthews. Cynthia Wood wills her poodle-cut to Nancy McCord. William Woodworth leaves his gum supply under the chairs. June Yager leaves her spelling ability to her sister Gloria. Marilyn Yager leaves her left-over cross reference sheet to Miss Kinney. Janice Young leaves her brains to Joyce Brewer. THE most popular glamour figure — physique done most for school personality SENIOR PROFILE complexion most versatile smile most ambition sense of humor most respected wittiest most original oomph hands most fun eyes argues most cutest most likely to succeed SENIOR PROFILE hair prettiest and handsomest most studious talks mast and says least best dancer talks least says most most athletic .v JUNIOR CLASS The Class of ’55 began the year by having each homeroom sponsor a bake sale. In October, the class sold Christmas cards. Our class had the privilege of holding the first dance in the new gym— 'Winter Fantasy,” the annual Christmas Ball. In March, the play, Girl Shy,” was dramatized by the members of the class. The Juniors wish to extend many thanks to their advisor, Miss Linsky, for her kindness and help throughout the year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS EDWARD YOUNG President JAMES GRAHAM Vice President ROBERT RIDALL Secretary t KATHERINE REEDER T reasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS In the fall of 1953 we met and elected our class officers for the follow- ing year. Because of our size, we now haye a committee, headed by our class treasurer, in charge of collecting dues from our five homerooms. We have discovered that we have several outstanding athletes in our class, among them, Billy Guerrera, who played varsity basketball, with Dick Ochampaugh, Dick Peck, Marty Lower, Leonard Houck, David Doughty, and Chuck Millers on the junior varsity squad. Cheering the boys on, were several cheerleaders from our class, Bertha Uhl, Sally Hamm, and Sally Pacelli. NAOMI LOBDELL Secretary SUSAN HALL Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS EARL HOWARD President RICHARD OCHAMPAUGH Vice President FRESHMAN CLASS Because of our extremely large size, our class has been hard to organize and as yet, we have not elected our permanent class officers. However, we have homeroom officers, who have ably managed the affairs of our five homerooms. Outstanding athletes from our class are Guv Perdiue and Warren Weller, while Linda Crook, Marianne Walters, and Jane Randall helped to support the team as part of the cheerleading squad. Many of our members are actively engaged in the various activities at school and we are all looking forward with anticipation to the many exciting events of the next three years. LEO BEEBE 117 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM OFFICERS JANE RANDALL 217 SIBYL FITZGERALD 116 WILLIAM ZIMMER 100C GERALD KOZMO 216 te EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE mmsit First Prize C o N T E S T Second Prize Third Prize Honorable Mention ------------------a---------------------:— —-------------------------- Mar Editor Joan Ashbery President Don Schneider Vice President Emerson Zahn Secretary-T re usurer Joyce Marshall SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL SENIOR JOURNALISM SENIOR BAND SENIOR CHORUS PROJECTIONIST CLUB President Susan Maloy Vice President Anne Perkins Secretary Betty King Treasurer Claus Uhl Advisor Mrs. McCrea RED CROSS Thomas Young President Vice President Gerald Dunham Secretary Russell Bowen Treasurer Richard Lasher President Pat McCord Vice President Allex Bogawitch Secretary William Haney Treasurer Maurice Loveless Sentinel Gus Schmidt FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Pat Whitney Vice President Nancy Fonda Secretary Pat Norman T reasurer Martha Loup Advisor Mrs. Collins FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Presidents John Porter (111) Susan Hende (11) Marty Lower (11) Vice Presidents Joanne Clark (111) Don Falardeau (11) Mary Lou Misner (11) Secretaries Diane Schultz (111) Justine Trew (11) Edith Hamm (11) Treasurers Gunar Blumberg (111) James Bennett (11) Thomas Carter (11) Advisor Mrs. Goodfellow CLASSICAL CLUB FIRST SEMESTER President Catherine Borrow Vice President Joan Falardeau Recording Secretary Marlene Sochia Corresponding Secretary Marlette Tappan T reasurer Grace Carfagna Historian Mary Anne Kaar Advisor Mrs. Tappan SECOND SEMESTER President Carole Group Vice President Diane Schultz Recording Secretary Marlene Sochia Corresponding Secretary Catherine Borrow Treasurer Grate Carfagna Historian Jean Andress SIGMA DELTA SUB DEB GAMMA ALPHA MU BETA MU GAMMA SIGMA President Don Schneider Vice President Wesley Brand Secretary Richard Smallwood Treasurer Robert Andress President Wesley Brand Vice President James Greene Secretary Richard Smallwood T reasurer James Graham President Zoe Haydon Vice President Joyce Marshall Recording Secretary Barbara Van Ness Corresponding Secretary Nancy Vickery T reasurer Gerda Kilian President Zoe Haydon Vice President Joyce Marshall Recording Secretary Barbara Van Ness Corresponding Secretary Cynthia Wood Treasurer Gerda Kilian FIRST SEMESTER FIRST SEMESTER President Faye DuSharm Vice President Mary Atwood Recording Secretary Joan Ashbery Corresponding Secretary Susan Coates T reasurer Deanna Prouty Advisor Mrs. Collins SECOND SEMESTER President Faye DuSharm Vice President Mary Atwood Recording Secretary Helen Carrington Corresponding Secretary Susan Coates President Gary Steele Vice President James Burton Secretary Jack VanDerveer Treasurer Don Payne Advisors Mr. Grzibowski Mr. Lindenmeyer SECOND SEMESTER President James Burton Vice President Don Payne Treasurer Nelson Rice Secretary Jack VanDerveer Advisors Mr. Grzibowski Mr. Lindenmeyer BETA KAPPA TRI-Y HI-Y Treasurer Deanna Prouty Advisor Mrs. Collins I. � V • ‘Mi • ■ ± !' ? •£ vi B f r- • ; c-vav SPORTS GYMNASIUM — POOL |V V 3 FOOTBALL First row: Gillan, Hirsch, Peck, Loveless, Payne, Steele, Schug, N. Rice. Second row: Webb, Cherney, Koegel, Yorker, Weller, Smallwood, Graham, Montague. Third row: Little, Veeder, E. Rice, DeBarr, Guerrera, Brand, Lower, Jones. Fourth row: Coaches Coates, Lindenmayer. Here was a team that undertook to duplicate the efforts of last year’s championship squad. The team was greatly handicapped by injuries to key players, even before the opening game. This made it difficult to attain the coordination needed to meet rugged competition. Nevertheless, this team was packed with plenty of football spirit and gave a good account of itself in each game. Although the team realized that it had not attained the ultimate goal it had set out to achieve, it did take pride in the fact that the following members received county recognition: Don Payne and Murrell Gillan notched berths on the All County First Team; Gary Steele and Louie Schug were granted second team nominations; Paul Webb, Bob Peck, and Nelson Rice received honorable mention. The bright spot of the season is the fact that many fine football prospects have been discovered for next year's eleven. Won—2 Lost—3 Solvay 12 26 Fayetteville-Manlius 6 0 Liverpool 18 6 East Syracuse 26 North Syracuse 13 S '� Sr, V First row: Manager Dennison, Rathburn, Loveless, Coleman, Doback, Walker. Second row: Manager Carrington, Kick, Sloat, Johnson, Smallwood, Zimmer, Crook, Hotchkiss. Third row: Coach Stinnett, VanBuskirk, Young, Ryd, Schneider, Fowler, Allen. Our Alma Mater's hill and dale course was the scene of Baldwinsville's brilliant triumph in the October 31st Annual Invitational Run. Led by the speedy Dick Doback, the squad outran 15 Varsity contingents from all corners of New York State. Senior Howard Loveless and Larry Coleman climaxed their high school careers by placing fifth and ninth, respectively, in a field of 110 harriers. Won—34 Lost—7 Watertown Mount Pleasant Fulton Eastwood Alfred-Almond Nottingham Oswego Rome Proctor North Syracuse U.F.A. Whitesboro Onondaga Central Olean Monticello Waterford Glens Falls Cobleskill Fort Edward Fayetteville-Manlius Waterloo Ilion Ogdensburg Massena Binghamton-North Union-Endicott Greene Cincinnatus C.B.A. of Albany Ithaca Delaware North Tarrytown Cattaraugus Gloversville Watertown Mount Pleasant Nott Terrace Bishop Longhlin Port Jefferson Vestal Williamsport, Pa. LETTERMEN Allen, Robert Coleman, Larry (senior) Crook .Richard Doback, Dick Fowler, Hugh Hotchkiss, Doug Johnson, Victor Kick, William Loveless, Howard (senior) Rathburn, Clark Ryd, Per-Olaf Schneider, Don (senior) VanBuskirk, Richard Walker, John Young, Edward CROSS COUNTRY rxwr j v.1 %• rsi'wm i'fr BASKETBALL ’53 - '54 • • • The squad was greeted at the start of the season with a new coach. It was apparent that with so much green material, that it would be a tremendous task to come even close to duplicating the championship team of last year. However, the boys gave it the old school never-say-die” spirit, and the results were most gratifying. They not only won two games, but in several, the score was very close. The big thing to remember about this year's team, is the fact that it had to go through a year of hard knocks, to gain the necessary poise and experience. This year’s team was a real credit to the school and student body. Burton, VanDer- veer, Coleman, Schneider, Well and Brand will graduate. Weller, Rice, Little, Mills, Ridall, Guerrea and Summerville will be the holdovers. These boys exemplified true sportsmanship in every game and the entire season could, perhaps, be better explained by: For when the one Great Scorer comes To check against your name He cares not, that you won or lost, but only HOW YOU PLAYED THE GAME. Setting records, both school and county, has been the fortune of the Crimson Track teams for the past two or three seasons. The ’52 Track Team, which numbered twenty-three, were champions in the county and put their two bits in elsewhere in New' York State. For example, the State Meet at West Point found Don Payne fifth in the discus throw, while in the section 111 meet, Don and Bob Payne cleaned up’ in the discus by placing second and third respectively. Also, Dick Doback received first in the gruel- ling 880. New' school track records, w'hich will remain in the archives for a period of time, are Don’s colossal heave of 45’ 71 j”, in the shot put and Dick Doback’s fantastic 2:08 in the 880 yard dash. The medicine men” of Onondaga County had augured an optimistic year, and the team lived up to its expectations. We They Solvay ................................... 55 35 Liverpool ................................ 82 8 North Syracuse ........................... 81 9 East Syracuse (cancelled) Fayetteville ............................. 64 26 Ogdensburg ............................... 28 67 TRIANGLE MEETS B’ville 40l 2 Onon. Central 331 2 Jamesville 25 Nottingham 52 5 6 Oneida 14 1 6 B’ville 52 LETTF.RMEN L. Aller B. Payne W. Brand D. Payne R. Bresee M. Preston R. Cherney C. Rathburn L. Coleman D. Schneider R. Doback L. Schug J. Graham W. Trew' L. Houck R. VanBuskirk G. Johnson J. Walker W. Jones E. Young H. Loveless E. Younis W. Lowery First row: Hirsch, Gifford, Peters, Burton, Houghtaling, Webb, VanDerveer. Second row: Coach Guerrera, Colman, Steel, Ochampaugh, Stanton, Rice. Third row: Managers Grimshaw, Weller, Turner. Our baseball team this past year will go down in the history of our school as one of its very best. This team clearly demonstrated in its every game that it was one that couldn't be beaten and wouldn’t be beaten.” This was a team that had poise, pitching, and batting strength coupled with alert- ness, daring, base running, and baseball savvy” or know how. It was a team that had real spirit with a balance of power that carried it to the top of the league and the championship. Won—11 Lost—0 We Solvay .................................... 7 Liverpool.................................. 3 Fayetteville .............................. 7 East Syracuse .............................16 North Syracuse .........................11 North Syracuse (h) ....................... 6 Liverpool (h) ............................. 5 Fayetteville (2) ......................... 2 East Syracuse (a) ......................... 3 POST SEASON GAMES They 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 Minoa Camillus They 0 4 WRESTLING SWIMMING J.V. FOOTBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL mmmagas� Jane Randall Marianne Walters Marlene Sochia Catherine Borrow Nancee Vickery Head Cheerleader Cynthia Wood Bert Uhl Joan Hamm Mara Green Sally Hamm Linda Crook Mary Ann Kaar Sally Pacelli Alternate CHEERLEADERS — Starting off this year, the girls chose Joan Hamm as their leader. Under Miss Bur- gess, their advisor, and Joan’s able direction, the cheerleaders have done a swell job. One of the highlights this 1953-54 season was the Cheerleading Clinic, supervised by Miss Kingsley, at which about 250 girls from surrounding schools attended. The Syracuse University cheering squad also presented some of their yells. m j Is is GIRLS’ SOCCER GIRLS’ SPORTS GIRLS’ SOFTBALL JUNIOR INSTRUCTORS GIRLS’ SPORTS GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL GIRLS’ SPORTS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL DOLPHINETTS GIRLS’ SPORTS ARCHERY 1 : y 'r . ••■ - mmmm mmmm -o.VT 'C. 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