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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

Dear Reader: In publishing this 1957 LYRE, we have endeavored to keep up the fine traditions established in past yearbooks, and to in- troduce some new features, which, we hope, everyone from under- classmen to alumni will appreciate and enjoy. Each year improvements are made in the publication of the LYRE. We, of this year’s staff, feel that we have reached a new- level with the theme of learning and the formal method of presentation. You will notice as you look through the book that we have used book titles as headings for each section. The past four years have gone by very swiftly. Wre will al- ways look back on those years as a happy time in our lives. Nowr each will go on his own way; close friendships will fade to make room for new ones. Here is the year 1956-57 in panorama—everyone is repre- sented—everything is here. Though we’ve made mistakes, we hope you will get as much enjoyment from this book as we have had in preparing it. Sincerely, The Editor CONTENTS FOREWORD Page 4 DEDICATION Page 7 STAFF Page 6 ADMINISTRATION Page 9 SENIORS Page 17 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 45 ACTIVITIES i Page 55 SPORTS Page 67 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 89 JOHN BAKER Editor - - I DOROTHY KELLY Circulation Manager CAROL YEANDLE Photography SUE EDMONDS Girls’ Sports GUY PERDIUE LYRE STAFF MISS WINCHELL Advisor ROBERT FOSTER Feature Editor KAREN MARTIN Feature Editor PAT FORD Advertising Manager JOYCE PAIGE Business Manager NEIL BEEBE Business Manager . ' I To the Class of 1957, Greetings! We heartily congratulate each of you on the attainment of this, the first im- portant goal of your life. In order to reach this goal, you haveB had to depend upon three main sources I for your guidance and help. From the I community you have received all of these P ' i _ material helps so necessary for modern education. From your parents and teach- ers you have received guidance and train- ing in moral and educational values. From yourself you-have received mental and physical strength with which to ac- complish your aim. As you look forward to the attainment of your next goal, you must plan to re- turn to these sources some of the help you have received from them. To your community, you must be willing to ren- der the most capable services your talents permit. By your achievements you must return to your parents and teachers the confidence which they have placed in you. Finally, each completed task must rep'- resent your best effort in order to prove to yourself your worth to society. May the Great Teacher be with you and guide you as you face your next great challenge. THEODORE R. DURGEE High School Principal MR. EVANS MR. RAY MR. COATES - - • . ■ Mr. Mallon CITIZENSHIP Miss Wright Mr. Barboui READING Miss Scanlon Mrs. Quackenbush READING Mrs. Butts LIBRARIAN Mrs. McCrea Mr. Nero Mr. Grant Mr. Hencle Mr. Meister Mr. Munson. Mr. Stevens U1H a � pH2Mn MATHEMATICS Mrs. Getman Miss Welsh HOME ECONOMICS Mr. Ridgeway Mr. Cary Mr. Lindenmayer Mr. Matthews Mr. Getman SCIENCE 13 Mrs. Kimball ART Mrs. Carr Mr. Dick Mrs. Friedli PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Smith Mrs. Goodfellow LANGUAGE Mr. Whitman Miss Dymond MUSIC Mrs. Sawyer Mrs. Wright ENGLISH Mrs. Dougherty Mrs. Widger Mrs. Streeter COMMERCIAL Mrs. Pender CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS OFFICE STAFF BUS DRIVERS CHARLES ABBOTT “Chuck” Radio Club, Vice President, Secretary; Cross Country; Bowling; Dramatics- Chorus. LUELLA ABBOTT “Lu” Girls sports; Triangles; Sub Debs, Cor- responding Secretary, Historian; Dra- matics. JDRIC BARBER Ced -Y, Secretary; Student Drivers As- Nation, Vice President; Dramatics, :nd; Dance Band. AVID BARNELLO “Barnet 7 Baseball; Soccer; JV Football. JOHN BAKER “John” Hi-Y, President; Student Council; Edi- tor of LYRE; Student Drivers Associa- tion; Dramatics; Honor Society. BRUCE L. BARBER “Bruce” JV Basketball 1; Tennis; Cross Coun- try; Hi-Y; Band. mjm NEIL LOREN BEEBE “Neil FFA, Reporter-Treasurer; Honor So- ciety, President; LYRE Staff; Student Drivers Association. TERRY BEMIS FFA. JANICE CALKINS “ an” Triangles; 4-H; Chorus; Student Driv- ers’ Association; Bowling. JOEL CANINO “Mike” CAROL CARRINGTON “Carol” Student Council; Tri Y, President; Triangles; Girls’ Sports; Youth Coun- cil. MARILYN CHADWICK “Mermie” LINDA CROOK “Lin” Cheerleading; Alpha Mu, Vice Presi- dent; Junior Class, Vice President; Honor Society; Student Drivers’ As- sociation; Youth Council. RICHARD CROOK “Dick” Cross Country; Track; Hi-Y; Frosh and JV Basketball. ROBERT CROOK “Bob” Band; Dance Band; Bowling. JUDITH CZERWINSKI “Judee” Alpha Mu; Senior Band; Girls’ Sports; Student Drivers’ Association; Dance Band; Chorus; Dramatics; Youth Council. NANCY DAVIS “Nan” Sub Debs, Vice President; Band. JOHN DELANEY Gamma Sigma, Chaplain; Red Cross; Wrestling; Cross Country. GEORGE DELOFF “Jug Gamma Sigma; JV and Varsity Foot- ball; JV and Varsity Basketball; Stu- dent Council; JV and Varsity Base- ball; Sophomore Class, Vice President. PHILLIP DEMORE “Phil” FFA. JUDITH DENEVE “Judy” Chorus. FREDERICK DENNISON F,red” 4-H; Swimming; JV and Varsity Foot- ball. ■ BARBARA DENNY “Toby” Sub Debs; Alpha Mu; Chorus; Dra- matics; Girls Sports. JIM D’IMPERIO “D” Gamma Sigma; Bowling. BRENDA DREHER “Bren” FHA; Triangles; Chorus; 4-H. SUZANNE EDMONDS “Sue” Honor Society, Vice President; Chorus; Dramatics; Student Drivers’ Associa- tion; Sub Debs, Treasurer; LYRE Staff; Senior Class, Secretary; Girls’ Sports; Red Cross. DONNELLA FARRELL “Donnie” Girls’ Sports; FTA. GRETA FINCH “Finchy” Girls’ Sports; Chorus; Alpha Mu, Pres- ident; Dramatics. GARY MICHAEL FITZGERALD “Gary SIBYL FITZGERALD “Sib Sophomore Class Secretary; Alpha Mu; Senior Class Treasurer; Honor Society, Secretary; Cheerleading. I ill i THOMAS FONDA “Tom” Student Drivers Association; Cross Country; Red Cross. PATRICIA FORD “Pat” Dramatics, Treasurer; Chcerleading; LYRE Staff; Alpha Mu; Youth Coun- cil; FTA, President; Girls’ Sports. PAUL E. FOSTER, JR. “Htick Finn” ROBERT FOSTER “Bob” Hi-Y; Wrestling; Track; Dramatics; Senior Class President; LYRE Sta , Honor Society; Student Drivers As- sociation. EDWARD FYLER “Big Ed'” SUSAN GAUDERN “Sue” Red Cross; Sludent Council; Sub Debs; Dramatics. RICHARD GAYLORD - “Crash” Football; Swimming. ROLAND GERMAIN “Roily” Gamma Sigma; Key Club; Freshman Class, Vice President; Sophomore Class, President; Junior Class, Secre- tary; Student Council, President; Cross Country; JV Baseball; Golf; Basket- ball; Track; LYRE Staff. TERRY GILLAN 7 JV and Varsity Football; Wrestling. JAMES C. HEBBLETHWAITE “Jim” Gamma Sigma; Soccer; Swimming; Wrestling; Golf. r MADELYN HINES “Madelyn Red Cross; Library Assistant; FTA; Chorus. WILLIAM J. HINMAN “Biir JV Basketball; Cross Country; Tennis. DOUGLAS HOTCHKISS “Doug” Hi-Y, Vice President; Cross Country� Wrestling; Baseball; Student Council, Vice President; Junior Class President. LILLIAN HOWARD “Lee” Girls’ Sports; Dramatics; FTA; Li- brary Assistant. GERALD HORTON “Jerry FTA, Treasurer; Honor Society. ROBERT HOTALING “Joe Gamma Sigma; JV and Varsity Base- ball; Varsity Football; Swimming. SANDRA HUEBENTHAL “Sandee” Sub-Debs; Triangles; Student Council; Dramatics; Chorus; Honor Society; AFS. E. GEORGE INGOLDBY “Butch,” Projectionists, President. LINDA JANSTROM “Linder” Dramatics; Triangles. VICTOR JOHNSON “Vic” Cross Country; Track; Varsity Bas- ketball; Varsity Baseball; Hi-Y, Treas- urer; 4-H. T HOWARD JONES “Wes” Football; JV Basketball; Wrestling; Track. SARA JONES “Sara” Alpha Mu; Cheerleading; Bowling; Dramatics; Youth Council, President. DOROTHY KELLY “Dot Sub Debs, Historian; Dramatics; Band- LYRE Staff; Girls’ Sports; Honor So- ciety, Treasurer; Delegate of Cit. ship Conference. KAY KENT “K Chorus. WILLIAM KICK “Bur Hi-Y; Track; Cross Country. CHARLES KINNEY “Elvis Football; Hi-Y; FFA. GERALD KOZMA “Kozie Gamma Sigma; JV and Varsity Base- ball; Wrestling; Student Council; JV and Varsity Football. ELIZABETH LAWRENCE “Betty Sub Debs; Red Cross, Vice President; 4-H; Dramatics; Student Council, Chorus; Student Drivers’ Association. ANNETTE McWILLIAMS “Nettie” Sub-Debs; Red Cross; Girls’ Sports. ALBERT J. MELVIN “Ar Jsr=. JOHN MELVIN “Hot Rod” FFA; Student Drivers’ Association. JOHN G. MOWINS “Jack” Gamma Sigma; Student Drivers’ As- sociation; JV Football; Golf; Swim- ming; Lacrosse. CARLTON NENTWICK “Twin” Swimming; Crew; Student Drivers’ Association. CLAYTON NENTWICK “Twin” Swimming; Freshman Class, Treasurer; Student Drivers’ Association, Treasurer. £ 29 SYLVIA LISTER “Pony-Tail” Chorus; FHA. LINDA LYNCH “Lin” Tri-Y; Dramatics; Red Cross. KAREN JOYCE MARTIN “Kare Chorus; Red Cross, President; Dra- matics; LYRE Staff. KATHLEEN McKINLEY “Kathy” Student Council; Tri-Y, Parliamen- tarian; Girls’ Sports. TONI LYON Red Cross; Girls’ Sports; Chorus. SHIRLEY MALONEY “Skirl” FTA. GUY M. PERDIUE “Guy” Gamma Sigma, Secretary, Vice Presi- dent, President; Student Council; LYRE Staff; JV and Varsity Baseball; JV and Varsity Basketball; Student Drivers’ Association, President. THOMAS PERRY “Tom” Rifle Club; Crew. JOYCE SUZANNE PAIGE “Joyce” Alpha Mu; Cheerleading; Chorus; Dramatics; Honor Society; Girls’ Sports; LYRE Staff. ARNOLD PALMER “A rnnie” Crew; Soccer; Rifle Club; JV Base- ball. WILLIAM QUARTZ “Bill” Soccer; Wrestling. JANE RANDALL “Janie” Alpha Mu, Corresponding Secretary; Cheerleading; Student Drivers’ Asso- ciation. ANN REEDER “Annie” Freshman Class, Secretary; Dramatics- Cheerleading; Alpha Mu; Girls’Sports’, MARGARET L. REEVES “Margie Chorus; Orchestra. LORRAINE REGAN 7U Alpha Mu; Chorus. BILL SANDERSON “Cisco” Chorus; Gamma Sigma, Treasurer; Vice President Mar.; Youth Council; Dramatics; JV Football; JV Basket- ball; Varsity Baseball. RICHARD SCHAAD “Dick Rifle Club; Wrestling; Crew; JV and Varsity Football. STEPHEN CHARLES SLOAT “Steve-O” Hi-Y; Swimming; Soccer; Tennis; Chorus; Dramatics. NANCY LEE STEBBINS 0 “Nan Tri-Y; Bowling; Dramatics; Chorus; Student Drivers Association. SUZANNE STEELE “Fi Fi” Triangles; Chorus; Dramatics; FTA; Bowling; Red Cross. JUDY STYERS “Jud” Art Club; Homemaking Club; Chorus; Modern Dance Club; Girls’ Sports. RICHARD SUGAR “Dick” Track; Soccer; FTA. DONNA LOUISE SWIMM “Donna” Band; Chorus; FTA, Secretary Re j Cross. ANA MARIA TAPIA “Ana Maria” Alpha Mu; Library Assistant. Gamma ROBERTA TREXLER “Bert” Alpha Mu. CLAUS UHL Lucky Red Cross; Swimming; Soccer; Crew; Sophomore Class, Treasurer; 4-H; Sen- ior Class, Vice President; Rifle Team. JOAN VAN BUSKIRK “Joanie” Tri-Y, Treasurer; Senior Chorus; Red Cross; Bowling; Student Drivers’ As- sociation, Secretary. JOEL VAN KEUREN Chorus. % MARIANNE WALTERS “Anney” Cheerleading; Student Council, Sec- retary-Treasurer; Drivers’ Association; Alpha Mu, Parliamentarian, Secretary. CHARLES WARREN WELLER “Ace” Student Council; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; JV and Varsity Baseball; Hi-Y; Youth Council. BEVERLY WELLS “Bev” Alpha Mu; Chorus; Girls’ Sports. CONRAD WERNER , “Skip” Red Cross; JV and Varsity Football; FFA, President, Secretary; Wrestling; ELLEN YAGER “Ellen Girls’ Chorus. CAROL JANE YEANDLE “Carol” Student Council; Red Cross, Vice President; Sub Deb, Treasurer, Pje? ‘ dent; Chorus, President; Student turn- ers’ Association; Honor Society; Lin Staff. SHIRLEY ANN WORTH “Skirl” Band; FTA. CARL DAVID WINTERS, JR. “Trapper Dan” FFA. KENNETH YORKER Ken Varsity Football. J. ROBERT YOUNG Bob Cross Country; Basketball; Track; Red Cross; Lacrosse. ! j g;m GORDON EDMOND ZAKS “Gordie” Football; Baseball; Radio Club, Presi- dent ; Student Drivers’ Association. WILLIAM ZIMMER “Bill” Hi-Y; Cross Country; Bowling; Wres- tling; Track. it RICHARD BLAKE “Dick” FFA; Projectionists. Picture FRANCIS SUMMERVILLE “Franny” Available Picture Not Available SY QO PROFILE Name Abbott, Charles Abbott, Luella Baker, John Barber, Bruce Barber, Cedric Barnello, David Beebe, Neil Bemis, Terry Blann, Phyllis Blake, Richard Bradley, Bruce Brown, Jeanette Bubb, Joan Burr, Shiela Butler, James Calkins. Janice Canino, Joel Carrington, Carol Chadwick, Marilyn Chapman, Nancy Coleman, Gary Crook, Linda Crook, Richard Crook, Robert Czerwinski, Judy Davis, Nancy Delaney, .John Deloff, George Demore, Phillip DeNeve, Judy Dennison, Fred Denny, Barbara D’Imperio, James Dreber, Brenda Edmonds, Suzanne Farrell, Donnella Finch, Greta Fitzgerald, Gary Fitzgerald, Sibyl Fonda, Thomas Ford, Patricia Foster, Paul Foster, Robert Fyler, Edward Gaudern, Susan Gaytord, Dick c..... a0vv Famous For muscles blonde hair superior ability ability to do Trig “Mere” wise cracks grey Matter ability to skip classes swift walker quietness (?) drums quietness late hours rosy cheeks dress flirting speeding humor giggling ponytail driving figure girls hair versatility shortness girls basketball fender bending new engagement wit shy type bowling jokes blond hair skiing mark in Parliamentary Procedure wit oomph! freckles sports his hair cut leadership “Merc” witty remarks crew-cut Wants to be a ham nurse Pres, of A P trombone player engineer baseball player “pro” boxer teacher payroll clerk engineer “pro” drummer secretary secretary wife fashion designer secretary traffic cop secretary secretary secretary stock-car-driver Mrs. Miller bathing beauty judge forester actress Ronny’s wife politician “Pro” A P manager secretary comedian nurse “Pro” salesgirl mathematician P.E. teacher nurse hell-driver engineer executive P.E. teacher barber businessman car polisher laboratory technician stock-car-driver Will be janitor a career girl A P clerk violin player stock car driver bat boy Knight of the open road truck driver policewoman carnival barker ditchdigger hair stylist woman about town cosmetic demonstrator sewer cleaner mother of many children plumber comedienne comic strip writer woman barber pedestrian torch singer bachelor chicken-cutter musician housewife Democrat house-painter stock clerk wife clergyman math expert pinboy potato masher teacher pro-skier bar maid brick layer toy manufacturer organ grinder olympic sports champion dog catcher politician pres, of Castle Motors waitress jet pilot ]riv«r u «o Name Hebblethwaite, James Hines, Madelyn Hinman, Bill Horton, Gerald Hotaling, Robert Hotchkiss, Douglas Howard, Lillian Huebenthal, Sandra Ingoldby, George Janstrom, Linda Jones, Howard Jones, Sara Johnson, Victor Kelly, Dorothy Kent, Kay Kick, William Kinney, Charles Kozma, Gerald Lawrence, Betty Lister, Sylvia Lynch, Linda Lyon, Toni Maloney, Shirley Martin, Karen McKinley, Kathleen McWilliams, Annette Melvin, Albert Melvin, John Mo wins, Jack Nentwick, Carlton Nentwick, Clayton Paige, Joyce Palmer, Arnold Perdiue, Guy Perry, Tom Quartz, William Reeder, Ann Reeves, Margaret Regan, Lorraine Schaad, Dick Sloat, Steve Sojdak, Betty Spring, May Anne Steele, Suzanne Styers, Judy Sugar, Dick Summerville, Francis Swimm, Donna Tapia, Ana Maria Famous For silence library work happy-go-luckiness being polite good driving? wrestling milking cows achievements horsepower hair do’s track personality sports ability odd laugh plowing fields size romeo type loquaciousness long hair sweetness sparkler on left hand size liveliness friendliness crazy kid farming John Deere tractors go power swimming swimming sweetness demonstrating Chemistry accidents driving legs complaining boys singing “Merc” women trouble curly hair laugh blushing horseback riding jokes white hair neatness loquaciousness Wants to be pro-golfer nurse cigarette tester Marine captain car dealer racketeer agriculture doctor mechanic pyschologisl commercial artist career girl farmer college graduate minister Army man Admiral forester secretary secretary secretary wife secretary nurse president bookkeeper cigarette tester clown professor jet pilot jet pilot secretary ladies man mad scientist Admiral forester stewardess secretary wolf janitor judge accountant college graduate teacher bareback rider family man payroll clerk teacher secretary Will be gambler mother lion tamer bellboy family expert man about town farmer world traveler fuller brush man sophisticated distinguished housewife family man next Betty Crocker prison warden watch repairman apple squeezer playboy housewife hair stylist speed typist wife worldly woman housewife copy girl can can dancer bum loafer band leader a twin a twin receptionist chief organ grinder band leader Esquire photographer Latin teacher lovelorn advisor convict bum marriage counselor copy girl seamstress Fuller Brush girl stablegirl family man hair stylist particular wife Name Tietz, Bev Tivnan, Francis Trexler, Roberta Uhl, Claus VanBuskirk, Joan VanKeuren, Joel Veeder, Bruce Walker, Sue Walters, Marianne Weller, Warren Wells, Bev Werner, Conrad Winters, David Worth, Shirley Yager, Ellen Yeandle, Carol Yorker, Kenneth Young, Robert Zaks, Gordon Zimmer, William Famous For shy type dancing joviality sociability crazy kid soda-jerking good-naturedness shyness everything! masculinity clothes speed muscles flirting silence good looks arguing shined shoes teeth bowling Wants To Be Will Be secretary a Post Graduate businessman next Arthur Murray secretary conversational retail buyer F.B.I. agent Pat’s wife Pat’s wife engineer famous chef have money show manager secretary history teacher career girl society dame racketeer pro-boxer career girl model good ? clergyman trapper housewife pickle packer secretary author teacher Miss America husband lawyer technician bus driver mathematician bouncer bookkeeper census taker CLASS HISTORY 1 53—Just four short years ago, we were freshmen in the new school. After a very exciting election, our first class officers were Guy Perdiue as President and Roily Germain, Vice President. Ann Reeder was elected as secretary and Clayton Nenlwick as treasurer. Mrs. Mangano undertook the job of class advisor. Our money-making projects included a paper drive and bake sales. Claus Uhl entered our class from Germany at the end of the year. Carol Yeandle and Suzanne Ed- monds received the Latin I cup. First prize in Junior Prize Speaking was captured by Sandra Huebenthal and Neil Beebe, while Karen Martin and Steve Tigner were in a close second place. 1954— Sophomores and one year nearer our goal! Our officers were: president, Roily Germain; vice president, George DeLoff; secretary, Sibyl Fitzgerald; and treasurer, Claus Uhl. Mrs. Goodfellow was the class advisor. Our main project was selling white sweat shirts which was a big success. We also had a one-act play with the Juniors and Seniors. Suzanne Edmonds, Carol Yeandle. and Steve Tigner had their names added to the Latin II cup. Steve Tigner also received the Kiwanis Scholarship Prize for having the highest average in high school. 1955— Juniors and high school was half over. Our officers for the year were: Doug Hotchkiss, president; Linda Crook, vice president; Roily Germain, secretary; Guy Perdiue, treasurer. Mrs. Goodfellow again braved the year as the class advisor. With everyone’s help and co-operation, the Christmas Ball was a huge success. We also held several dances throughout the year. Suzanne Edmonds again received the Latin III cup. In the fall we were thrilled in receiving the Class rings we had ordered the previous year. Linda Crook, Dorothy Kelly, and Guy Perdiue and Neil Beebe were selected as delegates to the Citizenship Conference held at Syracuse University. Gary Coleman took the honors in physics for the science award. The Elmira Award to a Junior girl went to Dorothy Kelly. Pat Ford was awarded the first sportsmanship award. Many students applied for the American Field Service. After much consideration, Sandra Huebenthal was chosen to represent the school in Denmark. In the spring, the LYRE Staff was elected. 1956— Seniors, a never-to-be-forgotten year. W'e elected our officers with Robert Foster as president. The other positions of vice president, secretary, and treasurer, were held by Claus Uhl, Suzanne Edmonds, and Sibyl Fitzgerald, respectively. Miss Winchell was the Class Advisor. We were all pleased to have Ana Maria Tapia of Spain as the exchange student this year. We started the year by selling magazine subscriptions, wrapping paper, refreshments at football games and candy. We still have the Variety Show with the Juniors and Sophomores and the Senior Ball for which to work and plan. Then Graduation Day in June, will mark the climax of our high school years. But even though we will all go in different ways, we will always remember the good times we have had at Baldwinsville High School. Roily Germain and Marianne Walters PERSONALITY Bob Foster and Sara Jones BEST LOOKING Jane Randall John Baker and Pat Ford MOST STUDIOUS Neil Beebe and Sue Edmonds MOST ATHLETIC CUTEST Doug Hotchkiss and Linda Crook V WITTIEST Bill Sanderson and Judy Czerwinski BEST LOOKING Guy Perdiue BEST DRESSED Jim Butler and Carol Yeandle Valedictorian, N. Beebe Salutatorian, S. Huebenthal SENIOR HONOR GROUP SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Iff -•;, 14 I jW! . . • I '.li JUNIOR CLASS 210 207 m President, J. Blanchard Vice President, L. Frank Secretary, S. Montague Treasurer, B. Ham JUNIOR ClASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS M: 100C-216 President, D. Tucker Vice President, S. Walker Secretary, K. Germain Treasurer M. Tappan SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMAN CLASS 215-217 116-120 President, B. Orcutt Vice President, B. Ford Secretary, C. Reeves Treasurer, P. Blumbcrg 218-221 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL ! flfiiM President, N. Beebe Vice President, S. Edmonds Treasurer, D. Kelly Secretary, S. Fitzgerald Advisor, Mrs. Vickery President, K. Martin Vice President, J. Zahn Treasurer, R. Hendrickson Secretary, J. Perrin Advisor, Mrs. MeCrae NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY RED CROSS PROJECTIONIST CLUB President, C. Yeandle Librarians, Sheila Bowen E. Lawrence Directory Miss Dymond SENIOR CHORUS President, Pat Ford Vice President, Bruce Bradley Treasurer, Gerald Horton Secretary, Donna Swimm Advisor, Mrs. Richardson FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Rita Corders Vice President, Patty Wysocki Treasurer, June Myall Secretary, Koral Klekosky Advisor, Mrs. Getman President, Conrad Werner Vice President, Bernard Shader Treasurer, Neil Beebe Secretary, Joe Rincschmidt Advisor, Mr. Hencle -. iiiur-t •fS3ai SJ55JV-2I FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President, C. Carrington Vice President, J. Pillans Secretary, J. Van Buskirk Treasurer, S. Burr Advisor, Mrs. J. Baker DRAMATICS CLUB Treasurer, P. Ford Secretary, A. Reeder Advisor, Mrs. Vickery President, G. Finch Vice President, S. Fitzgerald Treasurer, M. Hanley Secretary, K. Germain Advisors, Mrs. Vernon Miss Smith ALPHA MU GAMMA SIGMA President, R. Germain Vice President, W. Sanderson Treasurer, J. Hebblethwaite Secretary', G. Kozma President, C. Yeandle Vice President, N. Davis Treasurer, S. Edmonds Secretary, C. Bennett Advisors, Mary Jean Wilcox Mrs. D’Avignon SUB DEBS President, John Baker Vice President, D. Hotchkiss Treasurer, V. Johnson Secretary, C. Barber Advisor, Mr. Riedel Hl-Y President, B. Bradley Vice President, C. Barber Treasurer, L. Chamberlain Secretary, E. Hamm Advisor, Mr. Whitman BAND — +SS£23SSSS2s First row: Tucker, Hotaling, Miller, Howard, Ochampaugh, Markell, Johnson. Second row Emm, Perdiue, Weller, Winters, Huvelt, Sennett. BASEBALL 1956 Our 1956 varsity baseball team, although sporting a mediocre record, maintained the fine tradition of Baldwinsville ability and spirit. The team was a talented one, and while not rated a serious pre-season threat in the county league race, pro ed its determination by defeating top-ranked North Syracuse twice. The squad was helped tremendously by the presence of veterans Charles Miller, Earl Howard, and Jack Markell and by newcomers Allen Emm and Philip Winters. Miller led in pitching and many batting departments, while Allen Emm, who hurled a no-hitter, tied Jerry Kozma for the highest batting average. SCORES B’ville Opponents 2, 3 Solvay .................... 5, 4 4, 2 North Syracuse _____________ 0, 1 5, 2 Liverpool __________________ 4, 0 2, 2 Marcellus __________________ 4, 5 3 Skaneateles _____________________ 5 5 Jamesville-Dewitt _______________ 0 3 Minoa ___________________________ 2 1, 6 Watertown __________________ 6, 2 5, 5 Rome________________________ 8, 10 3, 3 West Genesee _______________ 1, 0 7, 6 C.B.A._____________:__________ o, 1 Won 11 Lost 8 League: Won 5 Lost 5 Four Aces First row: Kumagi, Carroll, Mezzo, Sugar, Bradley, Van Buskirk, Fowler, Tupper, Guyder. Second row: Coach Arcaro, Blake, Stevens, Kick, Crook, Poorman, Young, Lindstrom, Jones, hosier. Coach Emmi. Third row: Houck, Styers, Neupert, W. Young, Turner, Loveless. TRACK 1956 - COUNTY CHAMPIONS By winning their last league meet of 1956, the fine Baldwinsville track team continued their complete mastery over the county by making it their thirty-second consecutive team triumph. We also continued to show very well in the various relay meets. Such men as Carl Ford, Joe Guyder, Bob Young, and Phil Winters in the sprint relays and Dick Crook, Ernest Neupert, Vic Johnson, and Roily Ger- main in the distance tests helped B’ville pile up points in impressive performance after performance. Bill Young, Len Houck, Howard Jones, Dick Van Buskirk and others helped win many of the county meets by their outstanding accomplishments in the broad jump, high jump, pole vault, and shot put events. To add to the lustre of their excellent record, three new school records were established. They were: Name Event Time or Distance H. Jones D. Van Buskirk W. Young 220 Hurdles Broad jump 22.3 seconds 21.8 seconds 19 ft. 2 3 4 in. SCORES Section III Relay Carnival—First B’ville Opponents Jamesville Invitation—First 691 2 North Syracuse .. 341 2 OCHSL Meet—First 68I 2 East Syracuse .... 351 2 Section 3 Meet—Second 105 Solvay - .... 0 87 Liverpool 18 .54 Rome 50 68 Jamesville-Dewitt 38 First row: Loveless, Tivnan, Styers, Gillan, Yorker, Kozma, Brown. Second row: Mezzo, Bell, Weller, Schaad, Gaylord, Collins, Guyder. Third row: Gaudern, manager. Kinney, Fitzpatrick, Emm, Kiggins, Dennison, Coach Kennell. Fourth row: Hirsh, Rhinehardt, Perrigo. FOOTBALL 1956-57 Although the 1956 varsity football season at Baldwinsville proved fruitless in the won and lost column and statistics wise, Coach Phil Kennell, in his first year here, strongly believes that his young team will jell next season. He states that our fine showing in the Liverpool and Solvay games went a long way to eliminate the apathy and lack of competitive spirit that had a marked effect on our early season losses. Before the schedule reached the half-way point, the squad was shaved to 19 players as eight were dropped because of breaking training rules and poor attitude. ecause of this the team lost most of its pre-season promise. But as the team finally .got together with the right combination they showed that they could play football. After a narrow 6-0 loss to Liverpool, B’ville lost a spirited, well-played game to solvay, co-champion of the circuit, by a slim 18-0. With many of the boys who ended the 1956 season with the varsity returning and many good J.V. players coming up, our 1957 chances look considerably brighter. SCORES v‘ e Opponents 0 Liverpool ......................... 5 0 Solvay ___________________________ yg 0 North Syracuse ___________________ 53 0 Fayetteville-Manlius _____________ 19 12 Skaneateles _____________________ 28 14 Marcellus ........................ gg 6 Jamesville-Dewitt ................ 52 COACH KENNELL TERRY GILLAN, All-County BOB COLLINS PELCHER AND RIEDEL Assistant Coaches The Fayetteville-Manlius game jerry KOZMA Barren weller KEN YORKER First row: Clark, F. Crook, Van Buskirk, Goodspeed, Vickery. Second row: Hotchkiss, Carroll, R. Crook, Neupert, Germain, Johnson, Kick. Third row: Getman, Niles, Abbott, Bubb, Tucker, Young, McKinley, Coleman. CROSS-COUNTRY 1957 - STATE CHAMPIONS Coach Otis Sennett added to his enviable record as our cross country coach by helping the B’ville harriers to another successful season. This year the varsity boys were not only undefeated in class “B,” but won the state meet for the second straight year. Led most of the year by Ernie Neupert. Dick Crook, Vic Johnson, and Roily Germain, the team scored a number of impressive victories in dual meets and the various invitationals. VARSITY First row: Kick, Hotchkiss, W. Kick Germain. Carroll. Second row: Crook, Johnson, Neupert, Young, First row: Shriver, Smart, Warren, Powers, Winters, Spring, Palmer. Second row: Coach Dick, Barber, Quartz, Sugar, Gardner, McVicker, Russell. Third row: Kisselstein, Littau, Shriver, Rice, Fierro. Fourth row: Blanchard, Halko, House, Carter, Salisbury. Missing: Hebblethwaite. VARSITY SOCCER 1956-57 Guided by Bruce Dick in his initial year as coach, the 1956 B’ville varsity soccer team finished a successful season in second place in the county league. Coach Dick reports that the team showed great improvement over the course of a rough schedule. Mr. Dick said special acclaim should be given to outstanding players Dick Lettau, Phil Winters, and Dick Sugar and indicated that he is looking forward to a fine season next year because of men like Winters and Norm Salisbury, “by far the best goalie in the league.” High points of the season included two shutout victories over arch rival Solvay and a victory over highly regarded West Genesee. B’ville SCORES Opponents 6, 2 Jamesville-Dewitt ... . o, 2 4, 4 North Syracuse 4. 4 0, 4 West Genesee 5, 2 2, 2 Solvay 0, 0 Won Tied 3 Lost 1 League: Finished in second place S 3 Left to right: Coach Pelcher, Van Dusen, manager; Deloff, Pcrdiue, Salisbury, Weller, Tivnan, Young, Johnson, Winters, Crook, Germain. Missing is Tucker. VARSITY BASKETBALL Although having only a mediocre record, the 1956-57 varsity basketball team showed that on certain nights they could beat anyone in the county league. With four veterans returning and the addition of six of last year’s J.V. team, the team ran into hard luck at the start of the campaign. After a non-league win, we lost our next three games, by one, three, and two points; the latter two were the first league encounters against Marcellus, AB titleholder and North Syracuse, county champions. After these tough losses the team seldom looked the same. On a few nights, however, the squad showed flashes of brilliance that, if they had been consistent, could have made a different story of the season. For instance, the Bee s beat Solvay twice for the first time in five years and then swamped Liverpool and Jamesville-Dewitt in record scoring performances. Prospects for next year’s team look good with three varsity men returning and many coming up from a good J.V. team. COACH PELCHER and prospect Central Square SCORES B’ville 39-52 North Syracuse B’ville 57-54 85-69 Marcellus B’ville 73-71 69-54 Jamesville-Dewitt B’ville 61-55 51-76 Norwich B’ville 57-65 Liverpool B’ville 36-64 75-93 Solvay B’ville 63-70 78-87 Skaneateles B’ville 67-55 68-63 Watertown B’ville 38-63 Fayetteville-Manlius B’ville 61-60 League; RECORD Wins—5 Losses—7 Overall: Wins—8 Losses—8 Wcky winters NORM SALISBURY KEN TUCKER DICK CROOK BOB YOUNG WARREN WELLER FRANCIS TIVNAN GEORGE DELOFF Get in there.” “Don’t choke up!” Two points Get that ball! First row: Stevenson, Munson, Clark, Tupper, Davis, Bardol, Drew. Second row: Zahn, Blaisdell, Port, Miller, Valle, Collins, Giddings, Burgett. Third row: Winters, Finch, Goodwin, Kowalski, Kelly, Gould. Fourth row: Wormuth, Palmer, manager; Liteau, Crego, Moore, T. Kowalski, Warner, Morris. J. V. FOOTBALL J. V. BASKETBALL Left to right: Winters, Auyer, Bush, H. Clark, Hirsh, Blaisdell, W. Clark, Collins, Potter, Emm, Castleman, Munson, Brown. Absent: Coach Mahan. Left to right: Hebblethwaite, Wells, Carroll, Wallace, Cook, Rhodehamel, Lynch, Warner. Second row: Mowins, Gaylord, Klein, Hanbury, Bell, Fitzpatrick, Cl. Nentwick, Coach Dick. SWIMMING TEAM 78 Led by co-captains Steve Sloat and Jim Hebblethwaite, the swimming team began the season in fine style by walloping Binghamton North. After Christmas, although they did well despite the losses of individuals, they lacked enough depth to win many meets. The team was further hindered by the loss of veteran Carl Nentwick who suffered an appendectomy, but w'ho, after his operation, helped in the New Hartford meet and the sectionals. Jack Mowins lowered his own school and pool record in the 100 yard breast- stroke, and Clayton Nentwick narrowly missed tying the record for the 50 and 100 yard freestyle events by four tenths of a second. Fred Klein also showed great form. Because of the graduation of five members of this year’s team, next year’s outlook is dimmed. But, Coach Dick indicates that he has many fine prospects held over such as: Bob Warner, Bill Orcutt, Mike Fitzpatrick, Tim Caroll, Dave Bell, the Rhodenhamel brothers, and Terry Lynch. SCORES B’ville Opponents 55 Binghamton North ............ 25 37 Auburn ...................... 40 25 Delmar ...................... 52 32 Auburn ...................... 45 26 Troy ...................... 51 16 Binghamton Cent............. 61 37 Rome......................... 40 16 Troy ------------------------ 61 26 Delmar ______________________ 5} 45 New Hartford ________________ 32 Colgate Relays: Fifth out of eight teams Record: Wins—2 Losses—8 JACK MOWINS '■'TWS JIM HEBBLETHWAITE and CLAYTON NENTWICK DOLPHINS 1957 STEVE SLOAT DICK GAYLORD The Jack = Knife The “Winning Coach’ 79 j turs Front: Managers Smith and Goodwin. First row: Smart, Pereschino, Hotchkiss, Haney, Mezzo, Hazelmyer, Sugar, Ely. Second row: Palmer, Fauler, Moore, Guyder, Russett, Perrigo, Loveless. Third row: Foster, Devaul, Gettman, Port, Kunst, Coach Vogel. WRESTLING Is he still breathing?” Wrestling, the county’s fastest rising new scholastic sport nave taken a firm foothold in Baldwinsville. BVille’s wrestlin ' f° another good season this year. The team still i„ jts ea) S 16301 finished well up in the league and had the respect of ev 6XIStenCe’ In his year Doug Hotchkiss, again disp.ayed ouZZ Z and newcomer 1' red Dennison surprised everyone by bein in the league. The boys under new coach. Bob Vagel didn’t « in the seC,i°nals’ but Mike Haney d reach the semi-finalsTf T league tournament. ne Next year also promises to be a good season with boys like To Pereschino returning. nT DAVE PERRfGO tom guyder JERRY and GEORGE LOVELESS TONY PERESCHINO DICK SUCAF Baldwins-ville . . . Fight! VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Honorary Captain, JOYCE PAIGE FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Vm high! Varsity Fight! Clap your hands Fight V—A—R ... SIT-Y! Fight! Fight! Welcome! Yea ... Team! C-RIM-SO-N B-A! B-A! BALD! 5f T r 'C JK TTT Now what did I do? How’s this? What a dull game We just can’t touch, GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL SWIMMING CLUB SPORTS DAY SCORES Speed-a-way B’ville 8 2 7 Soccer B’ville 4 Hockey B’ville 2 1 1 Volleyball B’ville 21 13 6 30 32 10 14 27 6 9 Basketball B’ville 26 10 18 5 18 39 25 Marcellus _________ Fayetteville-Manlius Tally .............. Opponents - 3 2 _ 2 Solvay Opponents ... 2 Opponents Tully ..................................... i Jamesville-Dewitt _____________________________ l Fayetteville-Manlius __________________________ 3 Opponents Jamesville-Dewitt ...._______________________ 20 Jamesville-Dewitt ___________________________ 21 Jamesville-Dewitt ___________________________ 21 Jamesville-Dewitt ___________________________ 15 West Genesee _________________________________ 6 West Genesee ________________________________ 22 North Syracuse ______________________________ 12 North Syracuse ------------------------------ 1? Marcellus ___________________________________ 47 Marcellus ___________________________________ 28 Marcellus ____________ Tully ________________ Fayetteville-Manlius .. Jamesville-Dewitt ---- Marcellus ____________ North Syracuse ------- North Syracuse ------- Opponents ... 10 ... 2 _ 24 ... 7 ... 16 _ 34 _. 15 ■vegMajwwjwA Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 MORRIS MACHINE WORKS Congratulations BROWN'S MUSIC STORE COOPER MOTORS, INC. Baldwinsville, New York Best Wishes BALDWINSVILLE FLOORS Compliments of RAY'S GRILL Best Wishes From BECK’S FEED MILL Compliments of MARION BAKER Gifts Florist Cards (gg| VAL'S MOTORS PHONE Syr. 8-6201 LAKELAND |®| 756 STATE FAIR BLVD. SOLVAY 9, NEW YORK NP BEST WISHES Jay J. Blanchard REAL ESTATE AND MONUMENTS Compliments of DOWNING'S Cold Springs Inn Compliments of ROBERT L. MOREHOUSE Real Estate Broker Lysander New York Best Wishes HARRY KICK Jeweler COVILLE'S GROCERY Wright’s Corners Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N., INC. Best Wishes ROY F. LEI BY General Store Little Utica, N. Y. Compliments of CHRISTOPHER ELECTRIC laboratories Electric Motor Repairs State Fair Blvd. Compliments of J. ALBERT FALARDEAU Funeral Home f; Compliments of Q KANE TEXACO 91 Syracuse Street Ne 5-8816 Congratulations Class of 1957 TONY SOJDAK Compliments of WELDEN'S Dry Goods Gifts HENRY A. WASON 201 South Main Street North Syracuse New York Compliments of Henry Melvin JOHN DEERE MACHINERY Jamesway and Delaval Equipment Baldwinsville New York Compliments of NATE ALLER Little Utica Best Wishes Class of '57 EDWARD SOJDAK J-R GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Lawnmower Sales and Service Motor Specialist TELEPHONE NE 5-6272 Canton St. Rd. B'Ville Best Wishes Class of '57 EDGAR W. TAPPAN DAVID COOPER'S Dress Shop 20 Syracuse Street Tel. NE 5-6773 BVille STEARNS DRY CLEANING PAULINE'S TAILOR SHOP Ne 5-3132 BERNDT AND MICHELS Cleaners GENERAL 1 2 Syracuse Street PHONE 1 C. 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SMITH HARDWARE 21 Oswego St. NE 5-3191 B'VILLE DAN CANINO PLUMBING HEATING 16 Mechanic St. B'VILLE SUE ANN SHOP Infants' and Children's Wear 23 Oswego Street NE 5-6224 Baldwinsville .'fffiPii Best Wishes From ALPHA MU L. A. BOUGHTON Nursing Stock Landscaping Phone: NE 5-5612 Ellsworth Rd. at Canton St. Rd. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL MILLING Compliments of JOE GLASS Your Family Shoe Store Men's Wear Ne 5-5071 Best of Luck From LYSANDER RED WHITE STURGE MOTEL State Fair Blvd. Syracuse 9, N. Y. BRAND'S TRUCK STOP and DINER Moyers Corners SALISBURY'S RED AND WHITE NE 5-3171 B'Ville Best Wishes BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. of New York Compliments of DECKER'S Men's Wear NE 5 o 6, 4 W. Genesee St. 61 Baldwinsville Best Wishes to tho Class of '57 COLLIN'S RESTAURANT 1 Mobilgasl Best Wishes Class of 1957 FLOYD VAN WiE ntHKHmw Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 HUDSON AND MOWINS Compliments of VAN WIE CHEVROLET COMPANY Compliments of H. A. DORLAND Jeweler Store of Famous Brands Best Wishes Class of 1957 SUB DEBS Best Wishes Class of 1957 ANN MARIE HAT SHOP Compliments of ADELINE LAMB FABRIC STORE SPORTS BOWL Bowling—Soda Bar Restaurant—Bar Compliments of INDIAN SPRINGS manufacturing COMPANY OSIER WELL DRILLING Water Well Drilling Deep and Shallow Drilling Sold — Installed Gas Wells Cleaned NE 5-6191 RD No. 3 Baldwinsville Success to the Class of '57 S S DEPARTMENT STORE RALPH GRIMSHAW — FLORIST — Flowers for All Occasions Telegraph Service Free Delivery Liverpool 69-7452 Compliments of MODEL BEAUTY SALON YOUR FRIENDLY ® 1 DEALER I Compliments of KELLY MOUNT Distributors of Petroleum Products Baldwinsville New York Best Wishes to the Class of '57 CARRINGTON TOOL DIE CO. 71 E. Genesee Street Baldwinsville, New York Best Wishes FARRELL PLUMBING HEATING NE 5-5981 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE ELECTRIC, INC. Ted Everts Roy Ochampaugh Compliments to the Senior Class BARKER'S VARIETY STORE HAROLD GREEN AND SONS, INC. Plumbing and Heating Tel. Liverpool 69-2043 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 BARNES DAIRY, INC. Baldwinsville, New York . D. H. FELLOWS Best Wishes Construction Corp. From 21 1 Fellows Ave. SYRACUSE 10, NEW YORK THE LYRE STAFF Best Wishes Class of '57 FRED BALLARD SENECA ELECTRO COPYIST CONSTRUCTION Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE APPLIANCE STORE Dalton Brooks COMPANY L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Attleboro, Mass. 320 Bridge Street Syracuse 9, N. Y. LELAND LEE oaxLc Tracuse owneo a operated ir Fashionssh get triple vote of approval from pretty Fashion Board Graduates, Linda Crook, standing, Marianne Walters, left, Betty Lawrence, right.