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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

foRewoR6 Dear Reader: Here is your book. Long hours have been made trying to make it a memorial that you will treasure all your life. We have tried to depict the growth and progress of our school through these pages. Our success in doing this depends on how you, as a student, accept our efforts. We feel we have reached a milestone in the presentation of our theme. In medieval time, a castle with its manor was a composite picture of activity; each part self-reliant, self governed, and complete. In many ways, Baldwinsville High School is like this castle. Teachers, Student Council, clubs and class organizations make up the Baldwinsville Manor, the estate of the Senior Class. In the 1$D8 LYRE, we have attempted to present a pictorial record of life in the manor, thus recalling happy memories of our high school years. We hope you enjoy the LYRE. It was ours for almost a year. Now it belongs to you. Sincerely, The Editor Ed Klein tABle of contents Lyre Staff ________________________________________________ 1 Theme _____________________________________________________ 2 Foreword __________________________________________________ 4 Dedication ________________________________________________ 6 Administration ____________________________________________ 7 Teachers __________________________________________________11 Teacher Informal __________________________________________15 Cafeteria - Bus Drivers - Office Staff - Custodians ______ 16 Teacher Profile __________________________________________ 18 Seniors ___________________________________________________19 Informal Seniors __________________________________________42 Prophecy __________________________________________________46 Senior Profile ____________________________________________48 Senior Officers - Senior Honor Group ______________________51 Informals____•_____________________________________________52 Underclassmen ___________________________________________ 53 Informals _________________________________________________60 Activities ------------------------------------------------61 Sports: ___________________________________________________73 Girls' Sports __________________________________________74 Cheerleaders ___________________________________________78 Boys’ Sports____________________________________________81 Lyre Staff_________________________________________________98 Advertisements ____________________________________________99 5 We, the Class of ’58, with sincere appreciation for your most valuable assist- ance, gratefully dedicate . . . But how can we apply this conventional type of dedica- tion to a man who is anything but conventional; a man to whom each of us has felt we could go, confident of finding interest and advice. As you taught us not to sacrifice our principles for the sake of conformity, we offer this deviation from the normal token of recognition as proof of our faith in your doctrine, Jack Malian, PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Class 1958 Lyre To the Claio g ongratulations TodaA X n er before, we are concerned about the strength of our country. Thl strength faiW be purchased or legislated; it neednot be, because we have it. It was given by the Giver of all great gifts. -fYV strength, and a thirst to serve mankind, there is no limit to what can be dan ro make this a better world in which to live. . a : ' ' The fallowing poem sums up very well the parts you can play. V ' To every man there openeth $ A way, and ways, and a way, And the high soul climbs the high way.j. And the low soul gropes the low; ‘ And in between the misty flats, - The rest drift to and'fro; I But to every man there openeth A high way and a low, And every man decideth The way his soul shall go. —John Oxenham On behalf of the faculty and administration I wish you success and happiw m all your endeavors. Donald V. Coates High School Principal MR. RAY MR. DURGEE BoaRd op education MR. EVANS MR. NOSTRANT MRS. PORTER English MRS. SAWYER English I : MRS. JOHNSON English MR. BARBER English MRS. WRIGHT English MRS. BRODY English MRS. QUACKENBUSH English MRS. BARBEUR History MR. SPURCHISE Mathematics MRS. CRANDON Mathematics MR. COOPER Mathematics MR. CARY Science MRS. GETMAN Home Economics MR. MATTHEWS Science MRS. GRISTWOOD Mathematics MRS. MANGANO Science MR. HAWLEY Mathematics MR. DORIS Science MRS. KELLY Mathematics MR. LINDENMAYER Science MR. RIDGEWAY MRS. GOODFELLOW MRS. KIMBALL MRS. Science Language Art HOLLINGSWORTH Art MISS WELSH Home Economics MRS. ISAAC Music MR. WHITMAN MISS DYMOND Music Music ] 3 MRS. PENDER Commercial MR. WALLACE Commercial MRS. WIDGER Commercial MR. HENCLE Industrial Arts MR. GRANT Driver Education MR. WELSER Driver Education MR. ENDERS MR. HESS Industrial Arts Industrial Arts MISS SMITH Physical Education MRS. BUTTS 14 Librarian MRS. HAWORTH Physical Education MRS. MCCREA Nurse MRS. EVANS Special MISS SCANLON Dental Hygienist MR. GETMAN Projectionist MR. MUNSON Industrial Arts MR. DICK Physical Education MR. STEVENS Industrial Cooperation ■ ■ • A MRS. SEARS MR. MATTHEWS MR. DORIS MRS. PENDER teacheR most original figure, PROpiLe MRS. ISAAC MR. GRANT IS PHYSIQUE MRS. SEARS MR. DICK MRS. VICKERY MR. HAMMOND PERSONALITY the toys of yope It is the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and fifty-five and suddenly we’re pages in the court of Queen Vickery. We chose as spokesmen for our cause: Joe Guyder, Jane Pillans, Marie Van Ness, and Joanie Quackenbush. Under their expert leadership we w'ere able to fulfill several successful deeds; such as, a bake sale and the sale of school beanies. Our declared masters of oratory were Dick Hendrickson and Dawn Lewien. As we progress along the road to royal acclaim, 1956 finds us in the service of King Malian. Encouraged in our endeavors by our worthy peers: Kenny Tucker, LeRoy Frank, Jean Perrin, and Carol Nentwick, we achieved greater heights with the presentation of our Variety Show which was an outstanding success. Helping to build our treasury was the sale of mega- phones and red and white plumage. Each year finds us one step higher on the social pyramid, and 1957 is no different from the rest. Inaugurating the new year as Dukes and Duchesses, we presented a gala ball held in the Enchanted Forest. With Jim Blanchard, Sheila Montague, Bonnie Ham, and LeRoy Frank encouraging us on our last surge for recognition, a profitable sale of class pins was staged. Hailed as alchemist of our court for his award-winning scientific achievement was Brian Rhodehamel and selected keeper of the Elmira Key was Jayne Maniccia. Envoys representing the court of King Malian abroad were Kathy Stevens and Ken Tucker. Our goal reached at last, we, as Knights and Ladies, hope this year will hold for us as many pleasures as the preceding years. We shall never cease to encourgae others along their roads to royal acclaim. AI.T.F.R, NATHAN SHAUL Nate Classical Club 3, Track 2, Wrestling, Youth Council, Tennis. ANGUISH, KENNETH C. Ken” FT.A. 4, Track, Driver Ass'n 2. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE BENNETT, CYNTHIA Cindy” Classical Club 3, V.P., Sub Debs 3, Rec. Secy, Girls' Sports, Driver Ass'n 2, Journal- ism, F.T.A. 3, Aquatic Club, Lyre Staff. BILLINGS, ROBERT BLAISDELL, ELEANOR L. Elly Belly Classical Club 2, Alpha Mu 2, Girls’ Sports 3, Dramatics, Driver Ass'n, Journalism, F.T.A. 2, Youth Council 3, Tennis, Photo- graphy Club. BLAISDELL, RICHARD Dick’ Wrestling 2, Soccer, Radio Club 4, V.P. Crew 2, Photography Club. BLAISDELL, ROBERT G. Projectionist Club, Soco V P., Treas., Bowline 4 'Moonbeam” adio Club 3, CARTER, TIMMIE JAMES Tim’ Classical Club 3, Gamma Sigma 3, Wrestl- ing 2, Driver Ass’n 1, Key Club 2 V.P. Treas., Soccer 2, Lyre Staff. COBOURN, ANTHONY D. Tony” Classical Club 3, Treas., Gamma Sigma 2, Pres., J.V. Football, Dramatics, Key Club 2 Treas., Youth Council 2 Treas., Boys' State. BROWN, PENELOPE M. Penny” F.H.A, Sub Debs 2, Girls’ Sports, Bowling. BRESEE. HELEN 'Small One” Chorus 2, Youth Council, Girls’ Rifle Club 2, Bowling 2, Capt. CARROLL, PATRICIA BOSTWICK, RUTH Ginger” Classical Club 3, Alpha Mu 2, Girls’ Sports 2, Dramatics 2, Driver Ass’n, F.T.A., Aqu- atic Club 2, Youth Council 2, Tennis. CORDERS, RITA J. F.H.A. 3 Pres., Treas., Phi Sigma, Bowling. CORNISH, WAYNE F.F.A. 3. COWUN, LINDA Li, Classical Club 3, Alpha Mu 2, Dramati, CREGO, MARY Classical Club 2, Dramatics 3, Jou Honor Society 2, Orchestra, 4-H 1 DORAN, THOMAS A. Tom” Driver Ass’n, Youth Council, Frosh Basket- ball. DELANEY, JOHN J. Projectionist Club, Driver Ass'n 2, Rifle Club. DURGEE, JAMES E. Jim” Classical Club 2, H-y, Driver Ass'n, Key Club 2, Radio Club 2 Sec’y. EMM, ALLEN L M” Student Council, Red Cross, Hi-y 3 Pres., V. Football 2, J.V. Football 2, V Basket- ball, J.V. Basketball 2, V. Baseball 3, J.V. Baseball, Lyre Staff, Frosh Basketball. FARNHOLTZ, JESSIE A. Fannie” Red Cross, Alpha Mu 2 V.P., Girls’ Sports, Dramatics 2, Journalism, F.T.A 3, Honor Society 2, Aquatic Club, Lyre Staff, Modern Dance. FRANK, LEROY Lee” Student Council 2 Co-Pres., Senior Chorus, F.F.A. 4 V.P., Classical Club V.P.. Gam- ma Sigma 3 Pari., V. Football 3, J.V. Football, V. Basketball J.V. Basket- ball, V. Baseball, Dramatics, Driver Ass’n 2, F.T.A. 3, Key Club 2 Pres., 4-H 3 V.P., Frosh Basketball, Crew. GILBERT, JOHN C. Johnnie Band, Driver Ass'n, Frosh Basketball. GREENE, SANDRA Sandy Red Cross. GREGORY, SALLY A. Chorus, F.H.A. 2, 4-H 6. GUYDER,. JOSEPH FRANCIS Student Council, Chorus, Red Cross S-Sma 3 Parl„ V. Football 2, V P J-Y Basketball 2, Track } n ■ Frosh Basketball. 3' HOUSE, FRED M. Freddy” Soccer, Rifle Club 2 V.P. Sec'y, Bowling 2. HUBBARD, CHARLES Chuck” Gamma Sigma, J. V. Football, J.V. Base- ball, Driver Ass'n. 27 HANEY, MICHAEL H. Mike” Student Council, Red Cross, Classical Club 3, Hi-y 2 Pari., Cross Country, V. Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Wrestling 4, Lyre Staff, 4-H 8 Treas., V.P., Varsity Club . HENDRICKSON, RICHARD Dick” Red Cross Treas., Classical Club 2, Orchestra 3, Dance Band 2. HAMM, JACQUELINE Jackie” Chorus 2, F.H.A., Classical Club 2, Alpha Mu, Dramatics 2, Orchestra 4, Aquatic Club. Student Council Treas., Classical Club V.P., Alpha Mu 2 Pari., Dramatics 3, Honor Society 2, Lyre Staff. HAM, BONNIE F. Bonnie” ................... :W — JOHNSON, VERA A. Vera 4-H 8. HUGHES, PHYLLIS Dramatics, Journalism, F.T.A HUNTER, MARGARET Marge Band, Dramatics 2, Lyre Staff. JOHNSTON, JERRY Rifle Club, Driver Ass’n, Bowling 3- Dimples” LAMSON, MYRNA Chorus 2Vi Dancing Club KISSELSTEIN, HARLOW D Chorus, Red Cross, Soccer 2, Youth Council 3. Crew. KLEIN, EDWARD KLEKOSKY, KORAL Chorus 2, F.H.A. 4 Sec’y, Classical Club, Girls’ Sports 2, Dramatics, Orchestra 4 Aquatic Club, Lyre Staff, Dance Band, Bowl- ing 2, Modern Dance 2. KLEKOSKY, MARCIA Chorus, F.H.A. 4, Girls’ Sports 3, Lyre Staff, Youth Council 2, Bowling Capt. KUNST, BARBARA LOUISE Barb” Classical Club 2, Girls’ Sports 4, Dramatics 3, Journalism, Orchestra 4, 4-H 4 V.P. Band 3, Gamma Sigma 2, Orchestra, Lyre Staff Editor, Dance Band, V Bowling 4, F.A.A. LOSTUMBO, VIRGINIA Ginnie Red Cross, Aquatic Club, Lyre Staff, 4-H 3. LOVELESS, GEORGE G. Varsity Club 2, Band 4, Classical Club 3 Treas., Gamma Sigma 2 Treas., V. Football 3, J.V. Football, Track 4, Wrestling 3, Key Club 2, Lyre Staff, Youth Council, Frosh Basketball, Dance Band. MAHONEY, ANN K. Chorus 2, Girls' Sports, Dramatics, Bowling 2. MAGEE, CHARLES W. Charlie Projectionist Club 4 V.P. MANICCIA, JAYNE Maneesh Student Council 3 V.P. Sec’y, Chorus, Clas- sical Club 2 Pres., Phi Sigma 3 Sec'y, F.T.A. 2 Treas., Frosh Cheerleader, Lyre Staff Cir- culation Mgr., Modern Dance. MANSEAU, MARLYN Marilyn” Band 4, Chorus, Classical Club 2, Girls’ Sports 2, Dramatics 3, Driver Ass'n, F.T.A. 2, Aquatic Club, Youth Council, Dance Band 2. Ibo Busy MATISZ. VICTORIA Classical Club 2, F.T.A. Vicky” MCGOVERN, PATRICIA MCKINLEY, FREDERICK Mac Chorus 2, Driver Ass'n., Journalism, Soccer, Youth Council, Frosh Basketball. MCVICKER, MARTIN A. Marty Soccer 3, Crew, La Crosse 2. MEZZO, JOHN Jack Projectionist Club 2, Hi-y 2 Marshal), V. Football 2 Co-Capt., J.V. Football, Track 4, Wrestling 2, Radio Club 2. MILLS, BEVERLY Girls’ Sports. Bev” MONTAGUE, SHEILA A. San Student Council, Phi Sigma 4 Pres. Cot Secy. Critic, Girls’ Sports 4, Leaders' CL Pres., Driver Ass’n. 2, F.T.A. 2 Pres., Ly Staff Photography Editor, Bowling Tear Gym. .Team. NEUPERT, ERNEST A. Projectionist Club 4 Pres., Cross Cot 4 Capt,, Track 4, Driver Ass’n. NEWCOMB, JOAN Ncwkie” Classical Club 2 See., Phi Sigma 3 Reporter, Girls' Sports 4, G.A.C. 3 Pres., F.T.A. 3 V.P., Ass’t Treas., Reporter, Swimming Club, Lyre Staff, Gym Team 2. PANTALEO, S. JOHN White Cloud” Projectionist Club 2, Radio Club 2, Golf, Rifle Club. Photo not PETERSON, RAYMOND AVAILABLE PENDERGAST, BARBARA Barbie' PERRIGO, DAVID W. Dave” V. Football 2, Track 4, Wrestling 2, Driver Ass’n, Rifle Club. PERRIN, RICHARD Dick” PILLANS, JANE PHI Student Council 2, Phi Sigma 3, Swimming 2, Youth Council 2 V.P. PORTER, BRUCE Bruce Classical Club 2 Treas., Band 4, Driver Ass'n, 4-H 4 V.P. Reporter, Crew. ROGERS, PATRICIA A. Student Council 3, F.H.A. 2, Alpha Mu, Girls’ Sports, Dramatics 4, Journalism Editor, F.T.A. Sec’y, Honor Society 2. RHODEHAMEL, BRIAN Band 2, Classical Club 2, Swimming, Honor Society 2 Pres., Orchestra 4, Tennis. RICHARDSON, JANET Ricki” Chorus Lib., Classical Club 3, Alpha Mu 3 Pari., Girls’ Sports 4, Leaders' Club 2 Sec'y, Dramatics, Driver Ass’n 2, Journalism Exchange Editor, F.T.A. 3, Pari., Honor Soc- iety 2, Orchestra 3 Treas., Aquatic Club 3, Lyre Staff Literary Editor, Youth Council, Modern Dance 3 Pres., Gym Team 2. ROGERS, DONALD Mousie” Classical Club 2 Treas., Soccer, Tennis 2. RUSSETT, FRANCIS Hi-y, V. Football, Track 2, Wrestling 2 Crew. Kelly” SAUNDERS, KELLY J Phi Sigma 3. SMITH, LINDA M. F.H.A. 3 Historian. SPRAGUE, MARCIA Spragie Student Council, Classical Club 3, Alpha Mu 3 Property Mgr., Girls’ Sports, Dramatics 3, Journalism School Editor, Aquatic Club, Lyre Staff, F.T.A. 3. SCHADER, BERNARD E. Bernie Band 4, F.F.A. 4 V.P. Pres., Driver Ass'n, 4-H, Rifle Club. SCHADER, RICHARD Dick Band 4, F.F.A. 4 Sentinel, Treas., 4-H Pres., Dance Band. TOO BUSY SPRING, JOHN W. Jack” Varsity Club 2, Classical Club 3, J.V. Foot- ball, Key Club 2, Soccer 3, Lyre Staff, Youth Council 3, Frosh Basketball, Golf, Tennis 2. STEVENS, KATHLEEN M. K” Student Council, Classical Club 2, Phi Sigma 3 Treas., Girls’ Sports, Dramatics 2, F.T.A. 3, Lyre Staff Literary Editor, Youth Coun- cil 2 Adv. Mgr., Pres., Journalism. STEVENSON, MARSHA L. Stevie” Dramatics, Journalism Mang. Editor, Honor Society 2, Lyre Staff Art Editor, Youth Council, Bowling. STEVENSON, DONALD STICKNEY, NANCY L. Nance” Swimming, Leaders' Club, Driver Ass'n., Youth Council. STYERS, LOGAN EARL Logi Chorus 2, Gamma Sigma 2, V. Football 2, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Track 3, Driver Ass'n., Frosh Basketball. 37 TRABERT, DAVID Dave’ Latin Club 2, Red Wings Pres., Driver Assn, Rifle Club 2, Honor Society. TUCKER, KENNETH L. Ken” Student Council Pres., Classical Club 2, Gamma Sigma Sec'y, V. Football, J.V. Foot- ball, Cross Country, V. Basketball 3, V. Baseball 3, J.V. Baseball, Key Club, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Club 2 Pres. TYNER, LINDA LOU Tiny Chorus. VAN KEUREN, KRISTEN E. Utile Kris” Chorus 2, Red Cross, Phi Sigma 2 Corres. Sec’y, Girls' Sports, Dramatics, Bowling. VAN NESS, MARIE fCrash Chorus. Classical Club 3, Alpha Mu Cot Secy Pres., Girls' Sports 2, Journalisr FT.A. 3, Lyre Staff, Modern Dance. VAN WIE, FLOYD ARTHUR Classical Club 3, J.V. Football, J.V ball, Photography Club. WEIGAND, JANET Girls' Sports 2. Weieie VICKERY, JOHN Jack” Projectionist Club 4 Treas., V.P., J.V. Foot- ball, Cross Country, Swimming. VIRGINIA, WAI.TER WARD, SAI.T.Y Sal F.H.A., Dramatics 2, F.T.A. 2. VIRKLER, GARY Splinner Track 2, Crew, Volley Ball, Badminton. WALLACE, TIMOTHY Boob Classical Club 2, Gamma Sigma 3, Track 3, Swimming 3, Driver Ass'n, Key Club, Soccer. WILLIAMS, MARGARET Margie WINTERS, PHILLIP Buck” Classical Club 2, Hi-y Trcas., Cross Coun- try, V. Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball, Track, V. Baseball 3, J.V. Baseball, Soccer 3, Co- Captain, 4-H 2, Frosh Basketball, Badmin- ton 2. WHEELER, PAULA DIANE Senior Chorus 2. WILLIAMS, DOROTHY J. Dramatics. WINTERS, ROBERT L. Bob Projectionist Club 3 Ass't Secy., Red Cross WYSOCKI, PATRICIA RH.A. 4 Pres. V.P., Classical Club 2 Sigma, Lyre Staff, Bowling. YOUNG, YVONNE Girls' Sports 2. HAWKINS, GERALDINE Dramatics Club, 4-H 2. YAGER, DELORES Dee Sr. Red Cross, F.H.A. 2 Sec., Swimming 2, Girls' Sports 2, Lyre Staff, Youth Council 2, Bowling. Pidge Gerry YAGER, LOUIS H. Louis pRophecy In the ten years since we were graduated, Baldwinsville has progressed so that it hardly re- sembled the village we had known. Glancing at the Who’s Who in Baldwinsville. we found that most of our former classmates had returned to the home town. After we arrived in Syracuse on a Manseau Line bus driven by Floyd VanWie. we hired a car from Styer's Rent-A-Wreck Service driven by Dick Perrin and headed toward Baldwinsville. About a half mile out of the city, the car broke down. We pulled in to Johnston's Service Station for repairs. Ray Peterson, head mechanic, quickly straightened out the difficulties. On our way again, we passed Pantaleo's Truck Farm and a few' moments later saw Hendrickson's Vitamin Rich Fruit Juice truck pulling into the 4H Headquarters, now' headed by Eleanor Everingham. Just on the outskirts of town, our attention was draw'n to the new Baldwinsville Health Club, now famous coast to coast. Our chauffeur told us that many of our old crowd could be found here, so we pulled in. We were met at the door by Ginger Bostwick, head of the Reducing Division of the club. Con- ducting us through, she pointed out such old ac- quaintances as the dietician-advisors to the reducing division, Jayne Maniccia and Kathy Stevens. We saw Jessie Farnholtz, still trying to reduce her nick- name (ahem), and Kristen (the Amazon) VanKeuren just reducing. While visiting in the Athletic Di- vision, we saw Sheila Montague, head of the wo- men’s section, and her able staff consisting of Joan Newcomb and Janet Richardson. In the men’s section, we saw Dave Perrigo and his assistant, Fred House. Ginger was especially eager to show us the Medical Center, and although the clinic had not been finished yet, we saw Optometrist Jack Vickery and his secretary Nancy Stickney. Bidding Ginger and the rest of the gang adieu, w e asked to be re- membered to the club’s other secretaries, Judy Con- nor, Joyce Cooper, and Marilyn Quartz, who were at a Stenographers' Convention. On our way back to the car we saw Ernie Neu- pert, closely followed by Charlie McGee running toward town on their morning workout. Upon entering traffic we saw huge campaign posters and banners proclaiming the need for Ken Tucker and LeRoy Frank as Co-Mayors of our fair village. Dick said that he had seen Marsha Steven- son and Janet Reeves the week before, and they had told him that they were now working as co-private secretaries to our illustrious politicians. Nearing town, we were caught in a traffic jam where we saw Policeman Al Ranger trying to direct traffic past the Sanatorium. Al told us that Marcia Klekosky and Sally Gregory were nurses now and both worked in the San. Making the congestion even worse was Mike Haney, who evidently had taken Mrs. Gristwood's advice, for he was driving a garbage truck. Unable to make much progress in the traffic jam, we pulled into Hunter’s Haven. Upon enter- ing, we were greeted by waitress Ann Mahoney who showed us to a table and we were waited on by another waitress, Pat Carroll. Ann- came back for a few minutes, and while we were chatting, she told us that Linda Smith was the cook assisted by Jerry and Eugene Allen. As we were waiting we noticed John Gilbert, Lloyd Barbur, and Don DeVaul, on leave from the Navy, at the next table. Cashier Carol Reynolds came over and informed us of the activities of a few of our classmates. She told us of Janet Weigand’s success in the Olympics, of Koral Klekosky's hits in the recording field, and of Sally Ward's new position as head of the Language De- partment at Columbia University. After lunch we toured the Shopping Center, now one of the largest in the East. Rivals, Don Stevenson's A and P and Pendergast's Supermarket were filled with patrons among whom we saw' Penny Brown, shopping for her family along with Delores Yager. Adjoining their buildings were Phyllis Hughes’ Beauty Shop and Trabert and Mc- Kinley’s Barber Shop. Next was the new branch of McCrory's, managed by Sandy Greene, with salesgirls Yvonne Young and Margaret William, and floor- walker Francis Russett. Further down was Kelly's Jewelry Store with special music department run by Jane PiLlans. In the center of the Shopping Center w'as the Academy of Dance, boasting Don Mousy Rogers and Harlow Kisselstein as teachers of Ballroom Dancing and Barbara Kunst teaching Modern Dance. This was adjoined by the Quackenbush School of Arc with head designers Kelly Saunders, Bob Winters, and Dorothy Williams. We then saw the Bureau of Home Economics run by Joyce Loveless, Helen Bresee, and Viva Letterman. The last store we came to was Linda Tyner’s Book Store. Linda told us Vicki Matisz was an interpreter at the U.N. and that 46 Mary Crego was head of the Library of Congress. She showed us with pride Bruce Porter's Trig Can Be Fun? Brian Rhodehamel’s 1'be Professor Speaks, and Gary Virkler's Condensed Science Fiction. Returning to our car which was parked near the Spring's and Doran's Pool Room, we were al- most run down by a Van Ness School of Driver Education car driven by Ginny Lostumbo. We decided, as was always the custom, to stop off at the dairy, where we found Pat Wysocki, Rita Corders, and Vera Johnson. They talked us into at- tending the Championship Stock Car Race, which features such drivers as Ken Anguish, Bob Billings, John Delaney, and Bill Kimber. On our way to the track we passed Principal Jim Durgee on his way home from rhe Halls of Ivy. On the outskirts of town was E. Blaisdell’s Riding Academy and Paula Wheeler’s Drive-in Movie where John Mezzo was starring in Little Tarzan. At the track were Fire Chief, Louis Yager, and Undertaker. Larry Anderson (just in case) in his ambulance. Due to a sudden storm, the race was cancelled, but ducking into a news stand managed by Wayne Cornish, we found shelter. We picked up a copy of the Daily News which was on sale, and found an enormous headline reading, Pat Rogers' Transatlantic Voyage On a Raft (we knew she’d get there someday, somehow). A look at the sports page told us of Joe Guyder's continued success in sports, and on the woman’s page wc found a column entitled Lyon’s Advice to the Lovelorn. After the shower had stopped, we noticed that we were hungry again, and glancing at our watches we discovered that it was after six o’clock. On our way out to the race track we had passed a large night club and decided to go there for dinner. When we were well established in the club and were waiting to be served, we glanced about at some of the other patrons. Over in the corner booth we saw Joe Reinschmidtf recently named one of the ten best dressed in the country.) While chatting with Joe, we learned that Chuck Hubbard, who had gone out West to seek his fortune, was hitchhiking back to visit his home town, and that Myrna I.amson was singing with a big choral group now touring the country. At a nearby table we saw Marcia Sprague, famous fashion model, and Allen Emm, the Rookie of the Year. Just then a flash drew our attention to Tim Wallace, the club photo- grapher. While we ate we were entertained by the country's number one dance band, consisting of George Lovey Loveless, Bernie and Dick Schader, Martin McVicker and last but not least, Ed Klein. Singing with the band was torchy Jackie Hamm, and ped- dling cigarettes from table to table were Pat Mc- Govern and Bev Mills. Hearing a shout from the bar, we headed in that direction and seated at the bar we saw, bartender, Tony Cobourn, Nate Aller, the international playboy, and Bob Lucky Lind- holm, now head cigarette tester for the American Tobacco Company, who was visiting from Brooklyn. Bob told us that Seppo Espo, also returning to Bald- winsville for a visit, would arrive in New York City on the U.SS. Marlboro. We thought we recognized a familiar face on the television set above the bar and a second look confirmed our suspicions. There, on the What’s My Line?” program was Tim Carter as moderator, and his mystery guest was none other than Bucky Winters, the All-American star. We became so engrossed in conversation with our old friends that first thing we knew everyone had gone home and the scrubwoman (who else but Linda Cowlin?) was preparing to mop the floor. After talking for a few minutes with Linda, we left the club. What kind of a day was it? It was a day like all days, but WE WERE THERE. 47 MOST VERSATILE Jane: Richardson Ed Klein MOST STUDIOUS Janet Reeves Brian Rnodehamel PRETTIEST Joan Quackenbush LeRoy Frank Ken Tucker WITTIEST Jackie Hamm DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Kathy Stevens Ken Tucker PERSONALITY Sheila Montague Jim Blanchard 5 7 . senioR class OfflCCRS President ________________________ Jayne Maniccia Vice-President ----------Sheila Montague Treasurer------ -------- James Blanchard Secretary------------------------Joan Quackenbush senioR honoR qroup QUV S3 |nQ squiRes and Ladies-in waiting •ifhkwiiiisW : ii� � '; quv sabivd SU3QIVU1 :p;:s Kenneth Tucker - LeRoy Frank Dianne Tucker President______ Vice-President Secretary T re usurer Jayne Maniccia Bonnie Hamm WkmMim ki .f- . ■ I ul I President Brian Rhodehamel Secretary-Treasurer- Bonnic Ham honoR society Jackie Rogers Jessie Farnholtz Secretary Treasurer - President______ Vice-President Sheila Montague Joan Newcomb President_______________________________Carol Lamson Secretary Vice-President___________________ - Nancy Pfohl Treasurer Red CROSS dRAimtics President-------Tony Cobourn Treasurer_ Secretary - _ Marcia Spraeue Joan Burkehart Carol Brotherton Jessie Farnholtz President___ _ Vice-President - - T.e Roy Frank Secretary_______________________________________Danny Stevens Tim Carter Treasurer----------------------------------------Tony Cobourn key cLub student dRiveRS’ association President_____ Vice-President _Pat Wysocki Secretary_____________________________ Bonnie Palmer _Sue Trexler Treasurer________________________________________Jerry Powers f.ha. LyRe staff President______ Vice-President Ernest Neupert Secretary Charles Magee Treasurer_ Judy Kelly A) Ranger PROjectionist cLub jouRrulism Editor________________________________________ Pat Rogers Assistant Editor------------------------ Bob Lindholm ir --Holly Keister Concert Master___Judy Kopeki ORChestRa Band ---Ed Klein Secretary______Brian Rhodehamel — Keith Barber Treasurer-Librarian_Jean Desharm President President ____ Vice-President jgEESaag ChORUS 6eBS semoR Sue Walker -Ann Martin Secratary- Treasurc-r. Cindy Bennett Sylvia Webb President _____ Vice-President President---------------------------Sheila Montague Vice-President------------------------------------Joan Lyon Secretary_____________________________Jayne Maniccia Treasurer_______________________________Kathy Stevens phi sigma gamma aLpha mu President______ Vice-President. Marie Van Ness Kay Germain Secretary_ Treasurer Diane Wilkinson __Molly Tappan Vice-President President______ Vice-President V.U1 JCWCMt j'____________________________JL dVIU 1 U pCl __ Danny Stevens Treasurer__________________________________Edward Paige QAma siqma hi-y __ John Mezzo Secretary-----------------------------James Durgee Philip Winters Treasurer----------------------------Francis Russett President _ Vice-President _______Ed Klein Sceretary_ Ginger Bostwick Treasurer Karhy O’Brien ii Quackenbush leadeRs’ cLub President Janet Richardson Sheila Montague Secretary voLLeyBAp and If BASketBALL Good Grief Shooting BONNIE MARTHA KATHY MARY MERRIE DAWN .-Xj 5� first Row: Perrigo, Wormuth, Prank, Fitzpatrick, Emm, Bell, Reinhardt, Russett, Mezzo, Brown. Second Rote: Mgr. Fitzpatrick, Hirsh, Littau, Auyer, Guyder, Kennell, Malian, Gonseth, Goodwin, Blaisdell, Mgr. Durgee. Third Row: Savage, Paige, Burgett, Minnoe, Tupper, Gould, Werner, Moore. Fourth Row: Kelly, Lowalski, Davis, Kowalski, Munson, Roberts, Stevenson, Clark, Loveless. VARSIty jumoR vARsity The 1957 edition of the crimson football team was long on spirit and fight, but short on breaks. Undaunted by the loss of seven fumbles within their opponents eight-yard line, and the flu” which forced them to play five games within a two-week period, keeping an average of three first string players out each game, nevertheless, the Bees played clean, hard football that won the respect of their opponents. The senior lettermen were: Co-Captains, John Mezzo and Joe Guyder, AI Emm, LeRoy Frank, George Loveless, and Dave Perrigo. Lettermen returning are: Blaisdell, Auyer, Hirsh, Roberts, Reinhardt, Wormuth, Littau, Brown, Kowalski, Bell, Savage, Gonseth, Goodwin, Fitzpatrick, and Stevenson. Dave Brown and Al Emm made the All-County team. mmmsmw First Row: LaPorte, Giddings, Valle, Clancy, Thomas, Brotherton, Durgee, Bush. Second Row: Gorham, Coach Tovey, Fauler, Coach Pelcher, Mgr. Wysocki, Mgr. Vredenburg, Mgr. Collins. Third Row: Gaudern, McArdell, Coe, Langworthy, Menzel, Vanderhaff, Canino, Schempf, Baker. Fourth Row: Miller, Hamm, Garrett, Lynch, Ogden, Barnello, Baker, Collins, Ely. RECORD Won: 2 Lost: 2 Tied: 1 Joe Guyder All-County back - 2nd team B' ville vs. Solvay Dave Brown All-County tackle - 1 it team B’ville vs. Solvay Bee 7 16 7 7 0 13 7 20 79 VARSITY RECORD opp- Bee’s Solvay 3 6 1 East Syracuse 12 20 North Syracuse 25 7 Jamesvillc-DeWitt 20 0 West Genesee 13 0 Liverpool 0 0 Skaneatlas 18 27 Chittenango 6 94 61 JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Opp. Solvay 6 East Syracuse 14 North Syracuse 0 Jamesville-DeWitt 20 West Genesee 28 F-M 19 Onon. Central 0 88 83 Row One: Wallace, Littau, Baker, Barbour, Stevens, Reissig, Palmer. Row Two: Shriver, Peters, .mart, Girard, Carter, Coach Dick, Rogers, Shriver, Warner, Winters. Row Three: Miller Spring, Halko, Blanchard, McVicker, McKinley, Salisbury, Riggall. VARSIty h I-----------------1 I 9 SOCC6R-1957 SOCCER A y team record Won 6 Lost 4 X The soccer team under the fine captainship of Norm Salisbury, started the season like world leaders, faltered under the influence of the Asiatic flu bug, and came back strongly like true champions winning their last five games. Missing from action was our captain elect Bucky Winters, who though unable to play added his presence at all games and spirited the team onward. Outstanding for B’ville were our hard-running wings Dan Stevens and Dick Littau. Halfbacks, Martin McVicker, Jack Spring, and Tim Carter played fine de- fensive ball all season. The team ended up tied for 3rd place in the league standings; winning 6, and losing 4. Nine seniors will be missing from next year s line up. First Row: VanBuskirk, Ernst, Warner, Smith, Woolridge, Herr, Ingraham. Second Row: Coach Sennett, Warner, Godspeed, Carroll, Johnson, Sprague, Kummert, Kick. Third Row: Bush, Bubb, Neupert, Kelly, Fauler, Niles, Coleman. RECORD Defeated Lost To Watertown Hannibal Cazenovia Nott Terrace Fulton Mount Pleasant Oswego Proctor Massena Hiskayuna C.B.A. Gloversville LaSalle Watertown Draper Oswego U.F.A. Scotia Cooperstown Rome Waterloo Holland Patent Norwich New Hartford North Syracuse Nottingham C.B.A. X fCj | CROSS { COUNTRY iJ cf y This year's team, although they did not repeat as state champions, came up with another good re- cord. This team, which was packed with under- classmen, defeated eighteen teams, while losing to nine. Next year's team shows much promise. All of this year's team except Senior Ernest Neupert will be returning next year. 85 Brown, Salisbury, Castleman, Winters, Maynihan, Hirsh, Guyder, Paige, Auyer, Coach Pelcher. VARSIty BASketBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL 1957-58 Bee’s Opp. 72 East Syracuse 60 64, 75 West Genesee 88, 76 66 Norwich 69 90, 89 Liverpool 65, 64 61, 69. North Syracuse 65, 47 71 F-M 70 85, 68 J-D 55, 43 66, 49 Solvay 61, 40 65 Watertown 54 72 Skaneatles 50 J.V. BASKETBALL Wonl Lost 8 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Won 9 Lost 4 The Varsity Basketball season of 1957-58 was one of the best seasons that B'ville has seen in quite awhile. The team started the season off by losing a couple of games by one or two points. After this they began to settle down and play outstanding ball. Because of this, the Varsity team finished second in the county. West Genesee, who beat them twice, was the first place team. B'ville lost one game to North Syracuse and lost one game to unbeaten Genesee by only one point in an overtime. Norm Salisbury of B’ville was the highest scorer in the county. He led the scoring for B’ville and for the rest of the county. Salisbury is a senior this year. Two other seniors who looked good were Winters and Guyder. Dave Brown, a junior, was our strong man on the backboards. 86 J.V. BASketBAU for� ch racI ptuaII Front: Christopher, Cummert, Hebblethwaite, Valle, Reissig, Vickery, Rhodehamel, Rhodehamel. Second: Rhodehamel, Orcutt, Grismayer, Klein, Lynch, Baker, Crego, Coach Dick. swimming 1957-58 r • 1 Binghamton North lost Auburn won Geneva won Troy lost Binghamton Central lost Rome won Auburn won New Hartford lost Rome won Bethlehem Central lost Troy lost Canandaguia lost Colgate Relays 8th Sectionals 3rd Won ) Lost 7 The pool-less wonders! Our team this year was confronted with the problem of swimming with no home pool. Syracuse University pool became our adopted home. Led by Bob Warner and Fred Klein, our boys won 5 dual meets and lost 7. They also broke four school re- cords. Fred Klein broke the butterfly record, Bob War- ner lowered the 100 and 200-yard free style records, and Tim Carrall, Mike Fetzpatrick, Bill Orcutt and Bob Warner broke the 200 freestyle relay record. B’ville was dethroned as sectional three champions by New Hart- ford in an excellent championship meet where the com- petition is improving yearly. With no seniors on the team, we are looking forward for a good season in the coming year. WRestLinq Front, Left to Right: Manager Smith, Mezzo, McArdell, Aller, Miller, Smart, Haney. Back: Coach Vogel, Mills, Haney, Russett, Loveless, Fowler, Crego, Guyder. WRESTLING RECORDS 1957-58 Team Record Won Lost County Leag ue 4 1 C.N. Y.W.L. 4 6 Section III (total) 6 6 TEAM SCORES Bee’s 12 W. G. 33 Bee's 23 N. S. 21 Bee's 35 J-D 3 Bee’s 13 Auburn 27 Bee’s 11 Rome 27 Bee’s 26 F-M 16 Bee’s 13 W. G. 29 Bee’s 22 N. S. 18 Bee’s 37 J-D 5 Bee's 13 Auburn 29 Bee’s 10 Rome 31 Bee’s 35 Marcellus 11 250 240 The 1957-58 wrestling year was not the best year that the grapplers had, but as it was, it turned out to be a fairly good year for Coach Vogel and his matmen. The team had mostly first and second year men, while there were a few veterans. The three seniors Mezzo, Love- less, and Haney were veterans, three, three, and four years respectively. The team under instruction of Coach Vogel, who has been coach for two years, finished second in the County League. West Genesee was the only team that beat them in this league. In the Central New York League the matmen finished fourth. The team placed two men on the first string all-county wrestling team. These two were Walt McArdell, wrestling in the 123 lb. class and Mike Haney, who wrestled in the 136 lb. class. Dave Smart, John Mezzo, George Fauler, Francis Russett, and George Loveless were named to the second team. Lyle Haney also received honorable mention. ii ' 2 Front, Left to Right: Stevenson, VanWie, Wells, Roberts, Klein, House. Back-. Coach Siring. Bowling BOWLING RECORD Baldwinsville Opponent 7 Liverpool 2 7 North Syracuse 2 7 F-M 2 7 West Genesee 2 6 Liverpool 3 9 North Syracuse 0 7 F-M 2 7 West Genesee 2 57 total 15 Play-off Solvay 4630 B’ville 4578 This year was certainly a big year for Coach Jack Sir- ing’s Varsity Bowlers. The team, consisting of Dennis Roberts, Floyd Van Wie, Fred House, Dick Wells, Harry Clark, Butch Stevenson, and Ed Klein led a terrific season. The bowlers defeated each of the squads in the Thursday division twice, thus taking the championship in that league. The Keglers then went on to the playoffs and bowled Solvay, the -Saturday division champions. Solvay defeated Baldwinsville 4630 to 4578 in a six-game match giving Baldwinsville its only loss. High individual honors in league competition for B’ville went to Dennie Roberts, who bowled a 243 single game against North Syracuse. The three game high total honor went to Ed Klein, who rolled a 574 series against Solvay in the playoffs. 91 ZZ Ss Sr ■ ? '■, rr r M M™.., t„ „, C-i ftT ’■ W � Hi h, W.II„, P„d„, Barndlo, Z«fa, VARSIty BAS6BALL - 1958 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD Won 12 Io 5 The 1957 Varsity Baseball season was a very success bil one. The league record was 8 victories and 1 defeat. The season record was 11 and 6. Baldwinsville defeated every team in the league ex- cept North Syracuse. North Syracuse was the league cham- pion and B’ville finished second. North Syracuse also defeated B’ville in a playoff game at Griffin Field, 3-2. There were many highlights to the season. The pitch- ing of Allen Emm was outstanding all season. A1 finished the season with 8 wins and 2 losses. Phil Winters led the team in hitting. Warren Weller pitched a one-hitter against James- vi le-DeWitt, and a week later threw a no-hitter against East Syracuse. Baldwinsville placed four men on the all-county team, Which was more than any other school in the league. These players were: A1 Emm, pitcher; Phil Winters, shortstop; D°ug Hotchkiss, second base; and Vic Johnson, centerfield. t 4 1 BAS6BAU J. V. BASEBALL RECORD Won 7 Lost 6 First Row, Left to Right: Kunst, Giddings, Haney, Reiggall, Winters, Wells, Bush, Perry, Clark. Second Row: Palmer, Edmonds, Moore, Brown, Stevenson, Halco, Savage, Hendrix, Coach Reidel. First Row: Allcr, Pereschino, Warner, German, Pereschino, Bubb, Goodspeed, Kelly. Second Row: Loveless, Perrigo, Guyder, Styers, Mezzo, Russetc, D. Littau, Anguish, Virkler. tRACk This year’s track team extended its consecutive league victories to thirty-five before losing one to North Syracuse. The team ended in second place in the county with a re- cord of eight wins and one loss. Our four-mile relay team of Dick Crook, Vic Johnson, Ernest Neupert, and George Fauler set a new sectional record with a time of 20:43.4. The team started on a new string of consecu- tive victories by piling up four straight before the sea- son ended. Despite Bruce Barber, Dick Crook, Vic John- son, John Baker, Bob Foster, Paul Foster, and Steve Sloat's graduating from this year’s team, next year’s team promises to be one of the most powerful teams ever at B’ville. Bee’s 35 49 65 49 62 TEAM RECORD Opponents C.B.A. 491 2, North Syracuse AAVi Solvay 7, North Syracuse 73 West Genesee 4lVi, Liverpool 23 2 Tully 27, Onon. Central 33, F-M 22 East Syracuse 27, J-D 40 1 2 Non League City-County Relays — 3rd. Section III Relay Carnavil — 5th. County Track and Field Meet — 2nd. J-D Invitational — 2nd. (B’ville 22 - North Syracuse 26) ins Losses League 8 1 Non-League 1 TOP 10 SCORERS 1. J. Guyder 79 2. D. Crook 47 3. J. Mezzo 47 4. G. Loveless 43 5. E. Neupert 33 6. K. Anguish 28 7. B. Barber 24 8. G. Fauler 18 9. P. Kelly 17 10. D. Littau 16 Dashes Mile; 2 Mile 1 4 Mile; Dashes Shot; Discus Mile 14 Mile 1 2 Mile Mile Mile; Vi Mile 94 i8 't ; I - ' • . � . F rx Row: Secore, Mgr.; Vickery, Stevens, Reisig, Goodwin, Coman, Miller, Burgett, Lind- holm, Morris. Second Row: Winship, Fitzpatrick, Minnon, Kelly, O'Brien, Bell, Littau, Munson, Blaisdell, Crego, McVicker, Wormoth, Orcutt, Coach Dick. VARSITY LACROSSE B’ville's first lacrosse team added quite a little excite- ment to the spring sport schedule with their spirited at- tempt at the old Indian game”. Bewildered at times and unskillful at first, the team progressed rapidly and ended the season by giving an experienced Irondequoit High team from Rochester a battle royal. Tim Blaisdell, Jim Littau, and Mike Fitzpatrick added their electrifying drive to the attack, while hard hitting Dave Bell, Bill Wormuth, and goalie Bill Goodwin stood their ground on defense. TEAM RECORD Name Irondequoit Irondequoit West Genesee West Genesee West Genesee West Genesee Geneva 95 1Sa? r- Mike Fitzpatrick Chris Vickery i ■ £££ GOLF First Row: Warner, Reinhardt, Johnson, Shriver, Crego, Coach Malian. Bee’s Opponent 3 Solvay 9 W2 Solvay 8 V2 10 Liverpool 2 3 Liverpool 9 11North Syracuse V2 Wl East Syracuse 3 Vi 81 2 J-D 31 2 6 F-M 6 row: 4-Loj : 3- 7VW: 1 GOLF TENNIS TENNIS IVon: 0 Lost: 6 .H.IJ.U—IJIHill ■I patRons Mr. and Mrs. Stuart A. 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