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

Text from Pages 1 - 117 of the 1961 volume:

f SaLDWIM5V|LLE K E W Vo R K I Ivers, Cust s Drivers, Custodians Table of Contents Alma Mater______________________________________ 1 Editor's Message________________________________ 4 Lyre Staff______________________________________ 5 Dedication______________________________________ 6 Administration__________________________________ 7 Teachers_______________________________________ 12 Office Staff, Cafeteria, Bus Drivers, Custodians 16 Informal ______________________________________ 18 Seniors ________________________________________19 Outstanding Seniors_____________________________51 Class will______________________________________52 Informal________________________________________54 Underclassmen __________________________________57 Sports: ________________________________________67 Cheerleaders_______________________________ 68 Boys' Sports_________________________________70 Girls' Sports________________________________86 Activities ___________________________________ 89 Advertising -----------------------------------105 Dear Readers: When it came time last spring for the Lyre Staff to decide on the theme for our yearbook, we realized what a yearbook must be. It must be a tribute to our school and a reminder of our senior year in particular. With this in mind, we chose as our theme Scenes Around School. Scenes around school can be any number of things: the mad rush be- tween classes, the underclassmen sitting in the lower halls during lunch, or the sports event we barely won. Some of these things our artists and editors have tried to capture for us to look back on in the years to come. We of the Lyre Staff are proud of this book, for it is a memory in itself. We wish to thank the faculty, the administration, and our parents, for helping us to accomplish what we like to consider the first adult job of the class, 1961. To these people and to all our readers, we proudly present our yearbook, the Lyre of 1961. Sincerely, Lawrence E. Graff Editor Lyre Staff —— First Row: Mike More, Jack Wells, Phil Sloat, Martha Adsit, Feature Editors; Larry Graff, Editor; Kathy Fitzpatrick, Sue Brown, Art Editors; Carol Reed, Girls' Sports Editor; Wally Robinson, Boys' Sports Editor. Second Row: Glen Armstrong, Photographer; Dave Lynch, Assistant Underclassmen Editor; Fred Gaudern, Assistant Boys' Sports Editor; Judy Robinson, Advertising Manager; Leo Pacheck, Photographer; Fred Wilkinson, Business Manager. Absent: Kathy Virkler, Assistant Girls' Sports Editor. wy-y AxWJM y yy A wv mm, • :•: - •. §?S8?S?: deep appreciation that vye, the class of '61, dedicate oof r fo a mar� V.ho has so graciously devoted his time and himself for aufja Jvancements. We will always remember his unbiased opinions. His vast.intellectual curiosity, and his policy of non-conformity. We, hereby, dedicate this yearbook to you, Mr. Theobold. ADMINISTRATION Schools Durgee Junior High School Mr. Nostrant Principal Mr. Weigelt Principal Elden Elementary School Baldwinsville High School Mr. Coates Principal Elizabeth Street School Mr. Ritter Principal Mr. Eisenhauer Principal Van Buren School To the Class of 1961, sincerest congratulations and best wishes. As you approach the end of your high school days, you also approach a newer, bigger experience, — a newer, bigger responsibility. Your future and, in a real sense, the future of our nation will rest in your hands and in those of your generation. If you, by your attitudes, your efforts, your achievements provide a good life for yourself and your family, serve your community, your country and your God, then we will have fulfilled our pur- pose and you will have fulfilled your promise. Donald S. Ray District Principal Seated: Mr. Bitz, Mr. Furbush, Mr. C. Crego, Mr. B. Crego, Mr. Misner. Standing: Mr. Tupper, Mr. Lvcy, Mr. Schrader, Mr. Ray, Mr. Hudson. 9 To the Class of 1961, Congratulations! Once you've received your diploma and heard the commencement benediction, a whole new area will be open to you. If you have grown mentally, morally, and spiritually with the years, then there is little to fear because you will have the tools to do a job, the kind of job is up to you. The very best of luck — Donald W. Coates High School Principal BEST WISHES to the Class of 1961. The first phase of your life is completed. An axiom which each of you might find helpful in your future endeavors is: Deliberate with caution, but act with de- cision; and yield with graciousness or op- pose with firmness. May I wish each graduate happiness and success. George W. Grant Ass't High School Principal 10 To the Class of 1961, Greetings! Your legacy as an American is made up of many good things. It is a country of abundance in which to live. It is full opportunity to achieve. It is the wise guidance of great Americans of the past. It is freedom to choose as you will. May you always cherish this legacy and may you always be willing to defend it with all the vigor at your command. Best wishes as you face the great challenges of tomorrow. Theodore Durgee Assistant District Principal Guidance 11 Left to Right: Mrs. Sears, Mr. Evans, Mr. McManus. Mr. Theobold Citizenship Miss Kavanaugh Citizenship Miss Winchell English Mrs. Lentner English Mr. Matthews Science Mr. Getman 12 Math Mrs. Webb Citizenship Mr. Coloprisco Citizenship Mr. Skaden English i Mr. Harris Science Mr. Doris Math Science Mr. Oswald MatH Mr. Siring Citizenship Mrs. Barber Citizenship Mrs. Richardson English Miss Kaneshiro Science Mrs. Gristwood Math Mr. Tudman Math Mr. Keenan Citizenship Mrs. Vickery English Mrs. Porter English Mr. Lindemayer Science Mr. Hawley Math Mr. Barbour Reading Mrs. Goodfellow Language Mr. Munson Industrial Arts 4 Miss Moschiri Commercial Mr. Soldwedel Physical Education Mrs. Butts Librarian Mr. Davidson Science Mr. Heins language Mrs. Hagerty Language Mr. Stevens Special Mr. Enders Industrial Arts Mr. MacPherson Industrial Arts Mr. Cook Industrial Arts Mrs. Widger Commercial Mr. Brussel Commercial Mrs. Pender Commercial Miss Schmitt Physical Education Mrs. C. Church Librarian Mr. Pelcher Physical Education Mr. Whitman Music Mr. Falise Driver Education Mr. Mercer Music Mrs. Kimball Art 13 Miss Scanlon Dental Hygienist Miss Fostini Homemaking Mrs. Collins Homemofcrng In Memoriam A L ° C Q5S °f 61' pay tri u,e to the memory of Mr Clifford an and wh° - - Mr. Monk English i- Now try to walk. 'Will Macbeth succeed? Today we learn how to file. Explain that in German. 'The W.I.W. sentence is on the board. Office Staff Left to Right: Mrs. Wormyth, Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Trabert. Custodians Cafeteria Staff First Row: Palmer, Flavin, Ridall, Ashbery. Second Row: Mowins, Rice, Schmarder, Sargent First Row, Left to Right: P. Manseau, G. Richards, P. Moser, L. Calkins, R. Urschel, D. Simmons, E. Moyer, D. Hourihan, R. Wright, R. Moyer, R. Palumbo, O. Menzies. Second Row, Standing: R. Bye, L Shaffner, F. Wilmer, F. Kelly, J. Girard, I. Appleby, A. Peters, F. Mills, J. Bennett, A. Noro, P. Bigelow, W. Grabosky, J. Ashley, F. Brotherton, J. Niez- nalski, L. Dreher, H. Baldwin. Absent: R. Baldwin, E. Richards, A. More- house, E. Turner, W. Mignault, H. Smith, D. Martin, H. Loveless, J. Regan, L. Daniels, J. McCord. Bus Drivers MOST TALENTED Bill Currier, Eileen Eisenhouer, and Wally Robinson BEST DRESSED Russ Virginia and Meredith Brooks HARDEST WORKING Ernie Hamm and Martha Adsit BEST LOOKING Harry Garrett and Peggy Schrader MOST LIKELY Larry Graff and Martha Adsit WITTIEST Mike More and Margaret Coburn CUTEST Tommy Hebblethwaite and Judy Robinson MOST POPULAR Fred Wilkinson and Marlee Eckler MOST STUDIOUS Jack Wells and Mary Garnett MOST ATHLETIC Jack Baker and Carol Reed —- - r ■' SUSAN ALLER Sue Success is getting what you want; happiness is wanting what you get. Future Homemakers of America, 3 yrs.; Historian, Financial Chairman; Senior Chorus, 1 yr. CHARLES GLENN ARMSTRONG Glenn Lyre Staff; Soccer, 1 yr.; Lacrosse, 1 yr.; Senior High Student Council. MARTHA ADSIT Mar The sweetest lives are those to duty wed. Future Teachers of America; Classical Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.. President, 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.; National Honor So- ciety; Lyre Staff; Senior High Student Council, 3 yrs.; Freshman Cheerleading, 2 yrs.; Varsity Choer- leading, 2 yrs., Honorary Head '60; Sub Debs, 4 yrs.. Chaplain, Vice-President, President; Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; President and Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class; Vice-President of Senior Class. WILLIAM ALLEN Bill My thoughts are with the young. Senior Chorus, 2 yrs.; Top Twenty, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y, 1 yr. ROBERT DAVID ASHLEY Bob O talk to me not of a name great in story. JV Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 1 yr. JOHN BAKER Jack I never met a Mann I couldn't like. JV Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 3 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 3 yrs.; Varsity Baseball, 3 yrs.; Track, 2 yrs.; Varsity Club, 4 yrs.. President; Gamma Sigma 3 yrs., Vice-President. JACQUELINE P. BATES Jackie f's easy enough 1o be pleasant when life goes by with a song. Classical Club, 2 yrs.. Secretary; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs., Vice-President. MARY ELIZABETH BENNETT MERIDETH BROOKS suns rays seemed loaded with peroxide 3 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleading, 2 yrs. WILLIAM BROTHERTON What care I for the honors that only give fame. CYNTHIA BROWN Cynthia 'Like patience on a monument. JOYCE BROWN Joyce A soul as white as heaven French Club 1 yr. SUSAN KAY BROWN Sue Those who live useful lives seldom have time for idle gossip. Future Artists of America, 2 yrs.. Secretary; National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Secretary, Treasurer; Lyre Staff; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr. THOMAS BROWN Tom A method in his madness. KENNETH WALTER BRUST Boldness is the mother of manhood. JV Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Soccer, 1 yr.; Varsity Club, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Freshman Basketball, 2 yrs. RON BUSH Shrub own many mn SUSAN BUSHEY Speech is great, but silence is greater Bonnie looked and looked and laughed. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs., Vice-President- Classical Club, 2 yrs.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 2 yrs.. Treasurer; Science Club 1 yr. SHIRLEY JEAN CARTWRIGHT Shirley Here we go again, another party ' Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; Senior Chorus, 2 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs. JOHN CLARK Stan Science is vastly more stimulating to the mind than are the classics. Future Artists of America, 1 yr.. Treasurer; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; German Club, 2 yrs.; Swimming, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Science Club, 1 yr.; Regents Scholarship. LOUIS CLARKE Louie Play fast and loose. Orchestra, 1 yr.; Classical Club, 3 yrs.; JV Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Cross Country, 1 yr.; Lacrosse, 1 yr. JOAN MARY CHARBONEAU Joni Patience and diligence, like faith, can move mountains. Future Homemakers of America, 4 yrs.. Treasurer; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 1 yr. GLORIA JEAN CHAPMAN Jeonie Good humor is the wealth of the soul. MARGARET ROBERTS COBOURN Marg Always leave them laughing when you say goodby. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs., Treasurer; Classical Club 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs., Vice-President and Historian. JAMES COLEMAN The amulet that charms afar unrest My Cigarette and sorrow. Classical Club, Basketball. 2 yrs.; Bowling, 2 yrs.; Freshman WILLIAM LEONARD COLEMAN Chicker The thirty foot jumper swished cleanly and the team had won another. French Club, 2 yrs.; JV Baseball, 3 yrs.; JV Basket- ball, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Cross Country, 5 yrs.; Track, manager 1 yr.; Varsity Club, 4 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Gamma Sigma, 3 yrs.; Freshman Basketball, 2 yrs.; Ping Pong Playoffs. DIANE LAURA COLLAR Diane Hope is a light diet, but very stimulating. National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Senior High Student Council. 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs., Treasurer. DOUGLAS COLLINS Doug A stone, a leaf, an unfound door. JV Football, 2 yrs.; JV Baseball, 1 yr.; Varsity Base ball, 2 yrs.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Var sity Club, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Hi-Y, 3 yrs. Treasurer. DONALD FREDERICK COLON Intelligence is useless without honesty. Senior Chorus, 4 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; JV Basoball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Senior Science Club, 2 yrs.; Regents Scholarship Winner. RONALD WILLIAM COLON Ron How fleet Is a dance of the mind Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr., Treas- urer; Key Club, 1 yr. TIMOTHY DAVID COLSON Tim There Is no royal road to Trigonometry LINDA ANN CUMMINGS Lin r. She enjoyed herself beyond measure. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 4 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr-; Alpha Mu, 1 yr.. WILLIAM THOMAS CURRIER Bill God colored the world and that was painting Future Artists of America, 3 yrs.. Secretary; Senior Band, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Tennis, 4 yrs. JEAN CRANDALL Crash The busy bee has no time for sorrow ' Sub Debs, 1 yr. JOYCE CREGO Jo Calm as the second summer which precedes the first fall of snow. Orchestra, 4 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; F ench Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Jour- nalism, 1 yr.; Sub Debs, 3 yrs.; Parliamentarian. NORMAN DAVID DANIELSON Norm ie Joy is wisdom, time and endless song. French Club, 2 yrs.; JV Baseball, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 2 yr.; Sports Column. RICHARD WALTER DREW Great men are silent concerning their own Lacrosse, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y. merits. SHARON MARGARET DUFFY Oh life! How pleasant. Future Teachers of America, 3 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs., Historian. JOHN DURGEE was THOMAS H. DUTTON Oh, the wasted hours of life that have drifted by DAVID FITZGERALD Fitz Nothing astonishes man so much as common sense and plain dealing Band, 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 1 yr. MARLYN ECKLER Marlee Give the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.. President; Or- chestra, 7 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.. Secretary; French Club, 2 yrs.. President; Lyre Staff; Senior High Student Council, 2 yrs.. Parliamentarian; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Sub Debs, 4 yrs.. Chaplain, Vice-President; Vice-President of Freshman Class; Dramatics Club, 1 yr. EILEEN EISENHAUER Eileen Love, knowledge, and music are the three most important things in life. Senior Band, 4 yrs.; Orchestra, 2 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Valedictorian of Class. KATHLEEN ERNST Kathy It is when you give of yourself that you truly give Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs. JOSEPH ESPOSITO Joe Life and leisure are really quite important. Chess Club, 3 yrs., Captain. EDWARD FAULER Knuckles Why should the devil have all the good times? JV Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Jour- nalism, 1 yr. KATHLEEN FITZPATRICK Kathy Fitz The habit of perfection. Lyre Staff; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Fresh- man Cheerleading, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleading, 3 yrs.; Sub Debs, 4 yrs., 1 yr. Chaplain, 1 yr. Pledge Mistress; Freshman Secretary; Sophomore President; Senior Treasurer. CHARLES S. FOSTER Chuck'7 Excellence in all his endeavors gained him fame. Senior Band, 4 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Ger- man Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.. President; JV Football, 1 yr.; JV Basketball, 1 yr.; JV Baseball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.; Gamma Sigma, 1 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs. CONNE RUTH FOWLER MARY LOUISE GARNETT My lady looks so gentle and so pure. Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Future Artists of America, 1 yr.; Senior Chorus, 1 2 yr.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 1 1 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Sub Debs, 3 yrs.. Corresponding Secretary; Salutatorian; Re- gents Scholarship winner. HARRY JAMES GARRETT Gus The days of our youth are the days of our glory Classical Club, 2 yrs.; German Club, 2 yrs.; JV Baseball, 2 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 3 yrs.. President; American Field Service; Gamma Sigma, 2 yrs.. Secretary; Treasurer of Freshman and Sopho- more Class; Key Club President. FREDERIC BANNISTER GAUDERN Fritz Live life, every golden minute of it. French Club, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff, Assistant Sports Editor; JV Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 2 yrs.; Lacrosse, 4 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 3 yrs.. Treasurer; Varsity Club, 4 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Gamma Sigma, 2 yrs.. Secretary; Key Club, 1 yr.; Frosh Football; Frosh Basketball. JOHN GIDDINGS John 'Tell Laurie I love her. LEE GIDDINGS The obvious is better than obvious evidence of it. Greatness Senior Band, Lyre Staff, 1 Club, 3 yrs.; Key Club, 1 BRYCE GUSTKE Bryce 'Prefer geniality to grammar. ERNEST W. HAMM Ern Will the meeting please come to order. JV Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Swim- ming, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 2 yrs.. Team Captain; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Key Club, 2 yrs.. Secretary; Hi-Y, 2 yrs.. President; Senior Class President. LYLE STEPHEN HANEY Lyle Pinned JV Basketball, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 4 yrs.; Hi-Y, 1 yr. KAY HATTEN Kay My days have been so wonderous free. DIANE LYNNE HAWTHORNE D'Lynne A winning way, a pleasant smile. Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs, Secretary. JANETTE HALEY Jan Give the best you have, to someone it may be more than you think. PATRICIA ANN HALEY Pat The best one can do when it's raining is to let it rain. Future Homemakers of America, 2 yrs.; Vice-Presi- dent; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 1 yr. JOAN MARIE HAYES Joan The mildest manners and the gentlest heart ' Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Future Artists of America, 3 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 4 yrs.; Journalism, 2 yrs.; Alpha Mu. 1 yr. THOMAS CLARENCE HEBBLPTHWAITE Hebby The only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it. French Club, 2 yrs.; Soccer, 3 yrs.; Swimming, 4 yrs.; Golf, 3 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Varsity Club, 4 yrs.; Gamma Sigma, 3 yrs. Marshall. SALLY MARIE HERON Not knowing when the dawn may come every door. Future Homemakers of America Club, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 yr. yrs.; Dramatics ROBERT HUBBARD Bob No sooner said then done — so of worth. JUDITH ANNE HULLAND Judy The human heart has hidden treasures. In S( kept, in silence sealed. Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; French C 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.. Alpha Mu, 1 yr. CAROL JEAN HUNTINGTON Frenchie I'm just as big for me as you are for you. Future Homemakers of America, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr. NHMMl LORETTA HUNTLEY Laurie Dear John Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Freshman Cheerleading, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleading, 3 yrs.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs.. Corresponding Secretary. STELLA LOUISE JENDA Stas'' Those who think great thoughts ask many ques- tions. Future Artists of America, 1 yr.. President. MERIBETH KARKUT Meribeth Charm is the measure of attraction's power. JUDITH ANN KELLOGG Judy Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Future Homemakers of America, 1 yr.; Intramural;, 2 yrs. SANDRA CATHERINE JOKINEN Sandy Always try to be a little kinder than is necessary.' Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs. ELEANOR JENSON Eleanor He who loves a rosy cheek. SHERYL KINNETZ Moose Enthusiasm is the best shortening for any job. Future Homemakers of America, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr. BRENDA JOYCE KRAFFT Bren Never put off 'til tomorrow what you can post- pone indefinitely. Orchestra, 6 yrs. JOYCE KURTNACKER Tiny-Tim She bathes one in smiles of glee. Future Homemakers of America, 1 yr.; Future Nurses of America, Secretary; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Library Assistant, 2 yrs.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs.. Parlia- mentarian. PHYLLIS LAMB Phyl When care is pressing you down a bit, rest if you must, but don't quit. RICHARD LA PORTE Rick We heed the rumble of a distant drum. Gamma Sigma, 3 yrs.; Senior Band, 4 yrs.; Senior Chorus, 3 yrs.; Top Twenty, 3 yrs. LARRY LEOPARD Larry Every day is a fresh beginning. LOUIS JOSEPH MARESCA “Louie Books must follow sciences, not sciences books. Classical Club, 2 yrs.; German Club, 1 yr.; Gamma Sigma, 1 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 1 yr.; Regent's Scholarship Winner. DAVID MC DONNELL “Dave Dove'll drive Mr. Grant to drinkin', if he doesn't stop driving that hot-rod Lincoln. Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Hi-Y, 2 yrs.; Key Club, 2 yrs. JANET ALICE LINDSLEY ;Jan“ Something young, Something gay. DAVID CHARLES LYNCH “Dave Sr ence is a virtue.“ Senior Band, 3 yrs.; Orches a, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff, 1 yr.; JV Football, 2 yrs.; JV Basketball, 1 yr.; JV Baseball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs.; Wrest ling, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 2 yr.; Gamma Sigma, 3 yrs.; Key Club, 2 yrs.; Freshman Football, 1 yr. MARGO MAY LYON “Margo O wind, if winter comes, can Spring be far behind?“ Intramurals, 3 yrs. SARAH JANE MANN “Sarah “ have to live with myself, and so I have to be fit to live with. French Club, 2 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleading, 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr., Secretary-Treasurer; Journalism, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs., Vice-President; Secretary of Junior Class. DOUGLAS ALLEN MENZEL Doug My strength is of the strength of ten. JV Football, 1 yr.; Swimming, 1 yr.; Track, Hi-Y, 2 yrs. MARILYN ANNE MERGER Marilyn Nothing succeeds like reputation Future Nurses of America, 4 yrs., Vice-President, 1 yr.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 3 yrs.. Secretary, 1 yr.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs., Treasurer, 1 yr.; Regent's Scholarship Winner. SHARON MILES Sharon Friendship is a noble Classical Club; Dolphinettes. LELAND MILLS Ready? Then wrestle! Future Farmers of America, 3 yrs.; Wrestling, 4 yrs, Junior High Student Council, 1 yr. SHARON KATHLEEN MILLS Sharon 'She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on. Classical Club, 2 yrs., Secretary; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr-; Dolphinettes; Dramatics Club, 1 yr; Journalism, 2 yrs.. Secretary; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs., Record- ing Secretary. PATRICIA MOLLOY A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance. Future Nurses of America, 1 yr.; Senior Chorus 2 yrs.; Swimming, 1 yr.; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Library Assistant, 1 yr.; Phi Sigma Gamma. MICHAEL NELSON Mike Checkmate ' Journalism; Science Club, 2 yrs.; Chess Club, 3 yrs. JANE ELIZABETH NEMES Beth Order is a heavenly thing. Mixed Choir, 3 yrs.; Girls' Choir, 2 yrs.; Top Twenty, 2 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 2 yrs., Vice-President; All- Counry Choir, 2 yrs.; Journalism Club, 2 yrs. MARGUERITE O'BRIEN Marg There's nothing like a heavenly body to make a man stare into space. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Sub Debs, 4 yrs. DONALD GEORGE OGDEN Og Have a blast I JV Football, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 2 yrs. JAMES MICHAEL MORE Mike The world stands out on either side No higher than the heart is high. French Club, 3 yrs.. President; Lyre Staff; Golf, 4 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Varsity Club, 4 yrs.; Journalism, 2 yrs.; Gamma Sigma, 1 yr.. Secre- tary; Key Club, 2 yrs.; Regents Scholarship Winner; Science Club, 2 yrs. ROBERT CHARLES MEYER Rapid The fastest man in the county. Classical Club, 1 yr.; JV Football, 1 yr.; JV Basket- ball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 2 yrs.; Track, 3 yrs.; Junior High Student Council, 2 yrs.; Varsity Club, 3 yrs.; Hi-Y, 3 yrs.. Secretary; Freshman Basket- ball; Ping Pong Playoffs. ELIZABETH NICHOLS O'MARA Liz Good things, when short, are twice as good. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.. Parliamentarian; Classical Club, 1 yr.; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 1 yr.; Journalism, 1 yr.; Sub Debs, 3 yrs., Corres ponding Secretary, Historian. LEO A. PACHECK Leo Individuality is the first requirement for greatness. Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Lyre Sfaff; JV Baseball, 2 yrs. MARCIA JEANETTE PAIGE Marsh Guard well your dreams for someday they may come true. Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 3 yrs.; JV Cheerleading, 2 yrs.; Varsity Cheerleading, 3 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 2 yrs. MARILYN JOYCE PECORE Marilyn Pleasure may be bought, but happiness is free. i Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Future Nurses of America, 2 yrs. ; Orchestra, 3 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr. % PATRICIA PERL Pat Let's have a party. Alpha Mu, 2 yrs.. Corresponding Secretary, Charity Mistress; Journalism; Dramatics. WILLIAM PALMER Bill He hides his thoughts from his fellows. RONALD PETERSON Pete Life con bo easy. Future Farmers of America, 3 yrs., Sentinel and Treasurer; Projectionist Club, 5 yrs.; 4-H, 5 yrs. CHARLES EDWARD PICKARD Pick All wealth lies in the good earth. Future Farmers of America, 3 yrs.; JV Football, 2 yrs.; Varsity Football, 1 yr.; Bowling, 2 yrs.; Var- sity Club; Reporter for Future Farmers of America. CAROL ANN REED Doing easily that which others find difficult is talent. Future Teachers of America, 3 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff; Dolphinettes; Girls' Intra- murals, 3 yrs. JUDITH ANN ROBINSON Judy Beauty is eternity gazing at itself in a mirror. Future Teachers of America, 1 yr.; Future Artists of America, 1 yr.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff; Dramatics Club, 3 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.. Humor Editor; Alpha Mu, 2 yrs.; Modern Dance, 1 yr.; Junior Lifesaving. ROBERT POWERS Lee Swing low sweet chariot ' Soccer. RONALD ARTHUR RAFFERTY Rat He compensates for his height with his strength. JV Baseball, 1 yr.; Varsity Baseball, 1 yr.; Bowl- ing, 1 yr. WALLACE DEAN ROBINSON Wally Benovo enco and good will were his primory possessions. Orchestra, 4 yrs.; Classical 2 yrs.; French Club, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff, 1 yr.; JV Basketball, 2 yrs.; Varsity Basketball, 1 yr.; Cross Country, 1 yr.; Track, 3 yrs.; Varsity Club, 3 yrs. JOHN ROBERT ROBISCHON He who is well-dressed has one of fhe greatest advantages. Classical Club.; Bowling; Key Club. ROBERT CHESTER ROTH Barracudo Each to his own endeavors. JV Football, 1 yr. CHARLES JOHN RYAN A handsome appearance and a there? DIANNE IRENE SANDS that is greater SOLLY JOSEPH SALVATO Solly If all the world were just, there would be no need of valor. It' ’ MARGARET SCHRADER ''Peggy There's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughs and the love of friends. Classical Club, 2 yrs.. President; Varsity Cheer- leading, 4 yrs.; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 3 yrs., Vice-Presi- dent and Recording Secretary; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs., Recording Secretary, President; President Freshman Class; Secretary Senior Class. MICHAEL SCHREMPH Mike I'd walk a mile for a Camel. THOMAS F. SEARIGHT Tom A friendly manner, a good time. DAVID SHABAN Dave Lot the others labor. I'll do the rest. French Club, 1 yr.; JV Football, 1 yr.; Varsity Foot- ball, 1 yr.; Swimming, 2 yrs.; Lacrosse, 1 yr.; Wrestling, 1 yr. WILLIAM SCOTT Bill Take your mark! Get set! Go Soccer; Cross Country; Track. DONALD LEWIS SEACORQ Lewie A man's work is for the men. Soccer manager, 3 yrs.; Lacrosse, 2 yrs., manager 2 yrs.; Wrestling, 3 yrs. JOHN SKAPIAK In skating over thin ice our safety is our speed. Senior Bond, 3 yrs.; JV Football, 1 yr. DIANE SLATE The little cares that followed me, I lost them yesterday. PHILIP SLOAT DONNA LOUISE SMITH for your friends And let your best Senior Chorus; Bowling MICHAEL SMITH People who make no noise are dangerous MARGARET KAY SMITH Marg of America, 1 yr.; Classical Club, Club, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.; In- Future Teachers 2 yrs.; German tramurals, 1 yr. LINDA ELIZABETH THENELL Lin Who walks with beauty has no need of fear 1 Future Teachers of America, 3 years.; Orchestra, 2 yrs. Senior Chorus, 2 yrs.; Top Twenty 3 yrs.; Classical Club, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club 1 yr.; Journal- ism, 1 yr.; Phi Sigma Gamma 2 yrs.; Vice-President. MARION CATHERINE THOMAS Marion The world is good natured for those who are good natured. BARBARA SUTTON Barb bargained with life for a penny, but life would pay no more. Future Homemakers of America 3 yrs.; Parliamen- tarian President. JUDITH MARGARET TAYLOR Foo-Foo Where there's a will, there's a way. Classical Club, 1 yr.; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 1 yr.; Dramatics Club 2 yrs.; Journalism 1 yr. SUSAN ELIZABETH TESKA Sue No one can tell me, no one knows. Library Assistant, 1 yr. ELIZABETH TETRAULT Claire Take advantage of every opportunity, lest you miss the supreme one. JAMES CHARLES VAN BUSKIRK Van It is the quiet ones who accomplish much. Cross Country, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. WILLIAM DOUGLAS VAN DERHOFF Van A day for foil, an hour for spirit, But for a friend life is too short. Senior Band, 1 yr.; Orchestra, 2 yrs.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Hi-Y, 1 yr. WILLIAM TREXLER Bill' All mankind loves a lover. BEATRICE L. TREXLER Bonnie Whoop! My halo's slipping. Varsity Cheerleading, 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 2 yrs.; Alpha Mu, 3 yr$., Vice-President; Frosh Cheerlead- er, 1 yr. MARGORIE TOMPKINS Margie Laughed till her sides split. SALLY JUNE TOMPKINS Sal Music is the universal language of mankind. Orchestra, 3 1 2 yrs.; Senior High Junior Red Cross, 1 yr. RUSSELL EDWARD VIRGINIA Virg Girls are his department Hi-Y, 3 yrs.; Vice-President Hi-Y, 1 yr. KATHLEEN MARIE VIRKLER Kay The only gift is a portion of thyself. Lyre Staff; Dolphinettes, 3 yrs.; Alpha Mu, 3 yrs.; Dramatics Club, 1 yr.; Freshman Cheerleader, 1 yr. RONALD S. WALTERS Ron A man to mark. Swimming; Golf. CAROL JEAN WARD Life is not life without delight. Future Teachers of America, 2 yrs.; Senior Chorus, 2 yrs.; French Club, 1 yr.; Senior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Junior High Student Council, 1 yr.; Alpha Mu, 1 yr.. Parliamentarian. MARGARET LOUISE WARD Marg Laugh and the world laughs with you. Baton Club, 1 yr.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 2 yrs.. Presi- dent, Vice-President. FRANCES TERESA VANDERVEER Frankie Beauty without grace is the hook without the bait. Senior Band, 2 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr.. Editor ('61); Phi Sigma Gamma, 1 yr.; Dance Band. ;; ■■ ■ JOHN FREDERICK WELLS Jack Conscientiousness is the better part of genius. Classical Club, 2 yrs.; National Honor Society, 2 yrs., Vice-President; Key Club, 2 yrs.; Gamma Sigma, 2 yrs. FREDERICK SMITH WILKINSON Fred Lot ignorance talk as it will, earning to : its vo he Senior Band, 2 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs., Treas- urer,- National Honor Society, 2 yrs.; Lyre Staff; Gamma Sigma, 2 yrs., President, Treasuresr; Key Club, 3 yrs., Vice-President, Treasurer; Ame'ican Field Service; Senior High Student Council, Vice- President; Soccer, 1 yr.; Tennis, 2 yrs. GEORGE LEROY WILMOT Wchoo He was roarin' 'round the curve, doin' ninty m.p.h............ Swimming, 2 yrs. DONNA JEAN WINTERS Dee Her loveliness I never knew till she smiled Senior Chorus; Senior High Junior Red Cross. CAROL WOOD Carol Life's only make believe. DAWN MARIE WORTH Dee Take all the advantages of the hour. Senior Chorus, 1 yr.; Top Twenty, 1 yr.; Frosh Cheer- leading, 1 yr.; Varsity Cheerleading, 3 yrs.; Phi Sigma Gamma, 3 yrs.; Corresponding Secretary. — JOAN YAGER Joanie Ym not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yester- day, and I love today Future Teachers of America, 3 yrs.; Classical Club, 2 yrs.; Baton Club, 2 yrs.; Dolphinettes, 1 yr.; Dra- matics Club, 3 yrs.; Journalism, 1 yr. 49 STANDING — Left to Right: Charles Foster, Honor Society President; Ernest Hamm, Senior rence Graff, LYRE Editor and Boys' State. Sitting: Fred Wilkinson, Vice-President Student Football and Baseball; Margaret Smith, Homemaking Award; Robert Meyer, County Track Student Council President. Class President; Marlyn Eckler, Elmira Key; Louis Maresca, Math and Science Cups; Law- Counci , AFS; Calliope Dervitsiotov, AFS student from Greece; Jack Baker, All County Records in 100 and 220 yard dashes; Eileen Eisenhauer, Valedictorian; Harry Garrett, Martha Adsit leaves her ability to do everything well to Sally Misner Bill Allen leaves Sharon feeling rather disconsolate Sue Aller leaves as the Katherine Murray of Teen Can- icgii • L ♦ Glen Armstrong leaves his witty comments in history to John Bullard Bob Ashley leaves his log tables to Terry Miller Jack Baker leaves with Rapid Robert Meyer for the Baltimore Colts Jackie Bates leaves her naturally curly hair to Marty Cooper Mary Bennett leaves to attendall the Syracuse University lacrosse games Ron Blake leaves his sex appeal to Kelly Mann Anna Brinkman leaves her Red Cross cap to a future nurse Meredeth Brooks leaves her wardrobe to Martha Winship Bill Brotherton leaves his stock car to Rick Pickard Joyce Brown leaves her good humor to Diane Walters Sue Brown leaves her artistic ability to Jan Rowell Tom Brown leaves his sawed-off shotgun to the Rifle- man Bill Brown leaves his '59 Ford to Don DeRyk Ken Brust leaves with Dave McDonnell to explore the female world Ron Bush leaves Pat Malloy Susan Bushey leaves her retiring manner to a shy fresh- man Bonnie Cane leaves her verbosity to Donna LaPorte John Canino leaves Pat Pfohl Shirley Cartwright leaves 10 pounds and her horse sense to Kathy Richards Jean Chapman leaves George Wilmont Joan Charboneau leaves her book, HOW TO GET YOUR MAN IN 5 EASY LESSONS Stan Clark leaves Mrs. Goodfellow with one last, Why? Louie Clarke leaves with Doug Collins and Dick Drew for Giddings' Margaret Coburn leaves her witty remarks to Gail Rogers Jim Coleman leaves Mrs. Gristwood Chick Coleman leaves his old X-C sweat socks to Bob Wysocki Diane Collar leaves to find a secretarial position Doug Collins leaves as one of the coolest guys ever to graduate Don Colon leaves his Physics book to Rusty Letson Ron Colon leaves his dancing ability to Bill Slack Tim Colson leaves his cigarettes to Mr. Skaden Jean Crandall leaves the front seat to Judy Myer Joyce Crego leaves her perseverance to Ken Rauch Linda Cummings leaves her good moods to Tom Perkins Bill Currier leaves his southern accent to Mrs. Vickery Norm Danielson leaves his haircut to Mike Cline Dick Drew leaves his sweaters to Buddy Vredenburg Sharon Duffy leaves her geometry notebook to Jean MacLeod John Durgee leaves his instinctive liveliness to Whr Sprague Tom Dutton leaves his science to anyone who wants it Popy Demtsiotou leaves to tell Greece of the Americar Mafl Peglekr'er leQVeS Messen9er column ,0 Westbrook Eileen Eisenhauer leaves to become a music teacher Kathy Ernst has already left for Maryland Joe Esposito leaves one chess victory to Mr. Barbour Ed Fouler leaves his nickname, Knuckles, to Pug Ma- comber Dave Fitzgerald leaves a shamrock to John Meier Kathy Fitzpatrick leaves her senior parties to Ron DeRyk Dick Fletcher leaves his Explorer Scout's uniform to Sal Falicia Chuck Foster leaves to crusade against Socialism Conne Fowler leaves her going steady to Edie Hall- church Mary Garnett leaves one Driver Ed. car to the Junker's union Harry Garrett leaves the Student Council Presidency to Ellen Strunk Fred Gaudern leaves his '46 Ford to Mr. McDonnell John Giddings leaves Laurie Lee Giddings leaves Hankie Dick Girard leaves a 7-10 split to a junior bowler Larry Graff leaves three lengths of pool to Frank Mt. Pleasant Nancy Grismyer takes everything because she's selfish Bryce Gustke leaves his height to Gordon Root Janette Haley leaves her milking stool to Sherry Dence Pat Haley leaves all her giggling to Pat Coleman Fred Hall leaves Mrs. Gristwood's Trig class Ernie Hamm leaves his versatility and capability to Ken Rauch Lyle Haney leaves his wrestling tights to Helen VanBuskirk Kathy Hatten leaves her ribbons to Kathy Richards Diane Hawthorne leaves her Phi Sig notebook to Linda Savery Joan Hayes leaves for Cold Springs Tommy Hebblethwaite leaves his capacity for skipping school to any junior with homework problems Sally Heron leaves her quick wit to him who wants to get in trouble Bob Hubbard leaves his iittle black book to Cliff Kopecky Judy Hulland leaves her librarian's job to Carol Ramsing Carol Huntington leaves her shyness to Adelma Hunt- ington Loretta Huntley leaves John Stella Jenda leaves her big mouth to anyone who is crazy enough to want it Eleanor Jenson leaves her effervescent ■ personality to Gay Young Sandy Jokinen leaves her New England R's to Jo Ellen Pickard Judy Kellog leaves her rectitude to Mrs. Webb Mary Beth Karkut leaves for New Jersey Sheryl Kinnetz leaves her nickname Moose, to Pug Macomber Ann Kowalski leaves to live happily everafter with Dick Brenda Krafft leaves for Western Electric Company Phyllis Lamb leaves her sincerity to Nancy Pfohl Ricky LaPorte leaves his drums to Dave Disinger Larry Leppard leaves his naturally curly hair to Cliff Kopecky Janet Lindsley leaves to attain fame Dave Lynch leaves the Gam gavel to Whit Sprague Margo Lyon leaves one volleyball to Gail Johnson 52 Sarah Mann leaves her white slacks to Carol Tucker. Louis Maresca leaves his science and math trophies to Russell Letson. David Martin leaves his FFA jacket to a future tiller of the soil. Dave McDonnell leaves to form a temperance society. Doug Menzel leaves his T'Bird engine lying in the road. Marilyn Mercier leaves her cast and crutches to Priscilla Bachman. Bob Meyer leaves with Jumpin' Jack for the Colts. Lee Mills leaves without defeating Jack Wells at arm- wrestling. Sharon Mills leaves Bill Allen. Sharon Miles leaves all the knowledge she has gained to Kathy Castleman. Phil Mokwa leaves with the boys for parts unknown. Mike More leaves his golf swing to Ote Sennett. Mike Nelson leaves his Win with Nixon button to Mr. Theobald. Marge O'Brien leaves for Harvard. Don Ogden leaves his '61 Plymouth to Rick Pickard. Liz O'Mara leaves trying to get into her garage. Leo Pacheck leaves to organize a labor union. Marcia Paige leaves on the next boat to Italy. Marilyn Pecore leaves her hair to any up-and-coming witch. Pat Perl leaves Sharon to carry on the Perl tradition. Ron Peterson leaves the Camera Club in Mr. Getman's care. Chuck Pickard leaves his football speed to Mike Rice. Ron Rafferty leaves his bowling ball to Rick Pickard. Carol Reed leaves her athletic prowess to Gail Johnson. Tom Rice leaves his stock car to Harry Grover. Judy Robinson leaves her long raven locks to Carol Ingerson. Wally Robinson leaves on the next wagon train for the far West. Jack Robischon leaves nothing to anyone as he'll need it next year. Pat Ryan leaves sixty feet of rubber on the Sixty road. Solly Salvato leaves his manners to Terry Warner. Diane Sands leaves her baton twirling ability to her sister Jeanne. Peggy Schrader leaves her cheer leading to find Joe. Bill Scott leaves his reserved manner to John Grant. Louie Seacord leaves his hunting license to Jim Jackson. Tom Searight leaves his Nixon For President banner to Mr. Theobold. Dave Shaban leaves his shoulder pads to Gordon Root. John Skapiak leaves his sexy sax to Birt Evans. Diane Slate leaves her sweetness to Linda Savery. Phil Sloat leaves his banging Chevy six to the mafia in B.H.S. Donna Smith leaves her salesmanship ability to Bill Slack. Margaret Smith leaves with her sewing machine and typewriter under her arm. Peter Smith leaves his shin guards to Buddy Vredenburg. Norm Sulock leaves his D.A. to Mike Smith. Charles Summerville leaves for Winterville. Barbara Sutton leaves to become a better homemaker. Judy Taylor leaves her nickname Foo Foo to anyone named Twain. Sue Teska leaves to practice archery on the farm. Betty Tetrault leaves all her typing mistakes to Karen Wormuth, who can correct them. Linda Thenell leaves Phi Sig to Sally Misner. Marion Thomas leaves three years of history marks to Clarence. Sally Tompkins leaves her giggle to Mr. Theobold. Bonnie Trexler leaves her pony tail to Marty Cooper. Bill Trexler leaves his car to the boys in Shop 3. Jim VanBuskirk leaves to ride around in a red Corvair looking for girls. Bill VanDerhoff leaves his barbells to Al Starling. Russ Virginia leaves the girls swooning. Kathy Virkler leaves John Bullard in tears. Fran Vanderveer leaves her musical ability her good looks to Marilee. Linda Walker leaves Home Ec. in dire straits. Ron Walters leaves to start an F. M. radio station. Carol Ward leaves anything they want to take to anybody. Margaret Ward leaves her Merc to Phi Sig. Jack Wells leaves his good taste and studious ways to Ken Rauch. Fred Wilkinson leaves his yodeling techniques to Raleigh Thomas. George Wilmot leaves his midget racer to a courageous hell driver. Donna Winters leaves American History II. Carol Wood leaves her reducing plan to an overweight underclassman. Dawn Worth leaves in a red T'bird. Donna Wright leaves with Jim. Joan Yager leaves her devilishness to Sharon Blake. 53 Dear Readers: Our last four years at Baldwinsville Central High School can, perhaps, best be summed up by James Bryant Conant who says, The primary con- cern of American education today is to cultivate in the largest number of our future citizens an appre- ciation both of the responsibilities and benefits which come to them because they are American and free. Benefits we have received have consisted, not only of a good education, but of many social activ- ities, the sports program, the music program and a wide variety of other activities, all of which are offered to the students at Baldwinsville Central High School. Mr. Conant said that we are American and free, to attend an American school, free to choose any subjects desired, and free to take advantage of or to ignore all that is offered us. We hope that all of the members of our class have taken advantage of the oportunities which have been given freely to us, and that in some way our example will help future classes to take advantage of all that is offered to them at Baldwinsville Central High School. Sincerely yours, Ernest Hamm President Class of 1961 rnmmmmm. L__• UNDERCLASS 1 J - 2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Kon Rauch, President; Roy Barnes, Vice-President; Martha Winship, Secretary; James Jackson, Treasurer. Juniors HOMEROOM 214 — First Row: K. Smith, J. Steves, L. Coon, P. Littau, V. Donnelly, L. Marlowe, E. Sheets. Seconcf Row: S. Denes, M. Rice, D. Polak, M. Korczakowski, J. Matthews, C. Hennigan, B. Goldsworthy, C. Castleman. Third Row: J. Jackson, R. Peters, T. Perkins, C. Mercer, R. Bcckley, L. Rose. HOMEROOMS 205 and 207 - First Row: A. Trabert, J. Duffy, M. Lonigan, D. Perry, K. Marks, K. Richardes, R. Belcher, J. Herrald, J. Storr, B. Atkinson. Second Row; R. Crandon, P. Brown, G. Johnson, S. Ellis, M. Winship, E. Hallchurch, M. Cooper, C. Tucker, J. Meyer, J. Williams, D. La Porte, M. Powers. Third Row: W. Sprague, H. Shriver, P. Rose, J Denny, P. Goulet, J. Bell, R. DeRyk, J. Rossiter, F. Mt. Pleasant. Fourth Row: H. Grover, J. O'Mara, B. Chadwick, K. Everts, T. Spear, R. Peters, J. Loveless, J. Everitt. Fifth Row: J. Canino, J. Snow, G. Calkins, R. Brown, P. Sheets, L. Herr, J. Walters, P. Foster, T. Miller. Juniors HOMEROOMS 209 and 211—First Row B. Pfohl, L. Brown, P. Coleman, K. Wormuth, H. VanBuskirk, J. Russ, P. Taylor, M. Rogoski, B. Erhard. Socond Row; D. Sears, S. McCarthy, F. Green, J. Collett, D. Holmes, S. Lewis, K. Simmons, S. Clark, M. Dunham, V. McIntyre, E. Peterson. Third Row: J. Luce, D. Bliss, A. Starling, C. Baker, R. Moss. G. Teter, J. Palmer, K. Rauch, J. Crego. Fourth Row: D. Horton. T. Warner, J. Spring, J. Grant, J. Kelly, D. Disinger, R. Gale. Juniors HOMEROOM 212 and 213 — first Row: D. Calkins, P. Beard, M. Guanciale, P. Donahue, S. Bushey, E. Sheets, L. Ronalds, P. Hoteling, L. Palmer, P. Dwyer, L. Crogo. Second Row: J. Brink, D. Haney, V. Kent, M. Lyons, B. Reinhardt, G. Rogers, M. Young, J. MacLeod, S. Hatch, C. Munson, N. Dailey, D. Meloning, R. Kimber. Third Row: L. Gillespie, A. Christopher, T. Burr, J. Pizzillo, G. Pelkey, E. Smith, L. Griesmyer, P. Love- less, L. Stebbins. Fourth Row: H. McVicker, D. Doan, C. Cartner, G. Wayman, E. Lister, R. Barnes, S. Connor, R. Thomas, T. Warner, G. Stepian, R. Curtiss, S. Hunt. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President______ Vice-President Secretary Treasurer ____ Diane Reeves Nancy Finch Sally Misner Fred Price Sophomores HOMEROOMS 122 and 215 - First Row: M. Johnson, S. Parry, B. Abbott, K. Fenchel, K. McRorie, P. Considine, E. Wilkinson, P. Hamm, S. Misner, D. Ryon, S. Ekross, R. Kenyon. Second Row: H. Hahn, M. Rice, R. Palmer, D. Reeves, N. Brown, E. Yastrib, B. Parks, R. Steffenson, R. Lawrence, $. Conaughton, T. Tyler. Third Row: T. Crego, L. Salotto, mm '� ,r I A - : ■ 1 YS JV • -i : v '-V w. v . Ky 5 ' JVjV J. b' • . - i E. Yager, E. House, B. Evans, D. Jetty, R. Carrington, J. Wheeler, A. Montreal. Johnson, L. Slade, A. Boddy, R. Turner, R. H. Pedder, D. Macomber, R. Crego. D. Landers, G. Hubbard, Fourth Row; W. Mills, C. Grutka, K. Mann, P. Alter, Rogers, D. Harrington, V. Goldsworthy, M. Mowins, V. Kindsfather, C. Beard, S. Burgess. M. Ashby. Second Row: L. Vickery, R. Brown, J. Young, E. Neupert, C. Filapello, S. Lyon, J. Patchett, J. Corey, J. Pecore. Third Row: H. Kellogg, T. Hall, J. Austin, F. Zuck, A. Latham, J. Richman, B. Barber, D. Matthews, A. McGuffie, F. Pickord, J. Cum- mings. Fourth Row: J. Hudson, H. Hudson, P. Fitzpatrick, J. Britton, J. Smith, C. Catherman, G. Nierotka, K. Myers, R. White, L. Sanderson. Fifth Row: C. Dann, T. Cawley, A. Ritter. Sophomores HOMEROOMS 218 and 219-First Row: P. Pfohl, L. Hughes, M. Bid- well, G. Shaw, T. Mathewson, L. Savery, M. Bushey, S. Forderkonz, D. Wolters. Second Row: T. Litterbrant, S. Hulland, R. Pickering, C. Dombroski, M. Warner, J. Kingsley, W. Douglas, J. McManus, G. Bennett, D. Kick. Third Row: P. Precourt, C. Buckley, M. O'Brien, G. O'Brien, J. Wolfe III, R. Gilbert, P. Robinson, G. Kilburn, A. Mc- Vicker, W. Schlecht. Fourth Row: M. Cline, R. Hughes, D. Vonderveer, D. Liddle, M. Bedford, R. Burr, C. Vredenburg, C. Harvey, E. Donhauser. . n : T. Coe, L. Orcutt, R. Wysocki, K. Steinacher, F. Greene. Fourth Row: J. Hendrix, M. Coreman, J. Hunter, D. Wright, R. Robinson, C. McVicker, J. Kuno, F. Roesser, J. Connell, J. Bigliardi, L Shaffner, D. Hayes, R. Edinger, R. Rogers, J. Duger. HOMEROOMS 220 AND 221 - First Row: F. Wart, S. Klock, S. Blakes- lee, S. Blake, C. Hamm, K. Dreher, P. Otts, C. Ingison, B. Sloat, P. Durdel. Second Row; T. Kozma, W. Birsett, H. Karkut, J. McArdell, S. McGovern, M. Germain, J. Gurley, M. Gaudern, M. Weirs, J. Cali. Third Row: N. Melnick, J. Hunter, D. Cane, D. Luke, F. Price, Sophomores HOMEROOM 222 — First Row: N. Getman, C. Ramsing, G. Clark, C. Palmer, P. Dye, V. Snavlin, R. Boyle, A. Jetty, T. Weigand. Second Row: G. Rhodehamel, R. Lyons, J. Carl, R. Middlemore, A. Hogan, L. Hamm, E. Lamson, E. Paciencia, B. Yager, B. Werner. Third Row: M. Bliss, C. Kopecky, G. Countryman, J. Emerson, G. Root, R. Teska, H. Lacey. FRESHMEN OFFICERS — Richard Kelly, Vice-President; Michael Maloney, Treasurer; James Colline, Presi- dent; Jo Ellen Pickard, Secretary. Freshmen HOMEROOMS 100-C and 107 — First Row: K. Mackey, A. Alien, C. Gillespie, C. Taylor, A. Cortwright, C. Brown, C. Sutton, C. Otts, D. Dunbar, M. Kranz, P. Yerdon, R. Miller. Second Row; L. Liddle, D. Pacheck, J. Pickard, J. Sands, E. Miller, D. Warner, G. St. Andrews, A. Hirsh, K. Dooly, L Belzer, C. Hirsh, B. Phelps, R. Anklin, C. Bennett, J. Brown. Third Row: R. Clarke, J. Molloy, P. Abold, D. Horan, F. Sheets, R. Kelly, H. Belcher, B. Clark, G. Glann, M. Russ, R. Rogers, R. Cooper, J. Pedder, C. Harney. Fourth Row: T. Mills, J. Tyner, D. Paige, R. Ehst, R. Billings, J. Shotted, D. Miller, J. Golden, G. Martin, D. de Meurers, S. Lane, K. Jackson. Fifth Row: K. Sweeney, J. Delano, J. Mastrogiovanni, D. Swartz, R. Burgess. HOMEROOMS 116 and 117 -First Row: B Roberts, J. Ward, L. Gates, D. Downum, L. Wood, M. Walters, L. Rose, E. Bowen, J. Steves, L. Cloyes, G. Meloning, N. Lawson. Second Row: C. Jenks, B. McManus, K. Harroun, B. Beckley, L. Carlton, D. Snow, J. Patchett, R. Forderkonz, C. Lynch, L. Hale, J. Van Blarcom, C. Downes, T. Peck, H. Beckley, C. Blake. Third Row: K. Sugar, R. Vader, J. Kowalski, M. Carroll, T. Oram, C. Jenda, Y. Oliver, G. Hendrickson, L. Main, M. Gay, J. Eadon. Fourth Row: E. Hollenbeck, P. Nostrant, J. Bardo, R. Bowers, D. Mai bone, D. Miller, T. Reeves, D. Donahue, W. Brantley, W. Sabine, E. Kucharski. Freshmen HOMEROOM 120 — First Row: M. Dreher, P. Wysocki, S. Perl, J. Ottman, N. Jones, B. Britton, D. Ware. Second Row.- P. Lyons, G. Hinman, L. Gates, K. Warfield, L. Meyer, K. Coleman, R. Sulock, N. Bellor, J. Rowell. Third Row: W. Hare, G. Vreden- burg, M. Maloney, R. Beckley, J. Earl, J. Davis, K. Chrysler. Fourth Row: A. Hopp, T. Roberts, N. Seacord, D. Rood, J, Supple, E. Kline, C. Rinaldo, R. Mills, P. Bresee. - HOMEROOMS 112 and 113 — First Row: J. Dunham, P. Whitely, 6. Gonseth, J. Palkowski, J. Wicks, S. Hudson, G. Mitchell, C. Bidwelf, B. Fouler, G. McCarthy, C. Butler, R. Howard. Second Row: D. Durdel, J. Rice, J. Moore, C. Palmer, M. Abraham, K. Brown, B. Bentley, J. Tetrault, B. Auyer, M. Power, P. Kruger, C. Maniccia, N. Goodfellow, S. Dennison, F. Green, C. Lamson, S. Thompson, K. Schultze. Third Row: L. Cutillo, J. Perrin, C. Ashley, R. Dillon, C. Mann, R. Sweeting, R. Em- merth, R. Russell, J. Kinsolla, R. Evans, ). Ecker, R. Mathews, J. Hastings, A. Hastings. Fourth Row. D. Armstrong, J. Monlegue, T. Young, E. Meyers, L. Litterbrant, A. Thompson, A. Warner, J. Collar, R. Snow, D. Bliss. Fifth Row: D. Walker, R. Campbell, N. Fisher, T. Goodwin, R. McEwen, W. Brome, W. Bittel, D. Grant, R. Livingstone, S. Jacoby. Fresh men HOMEROOMS 114 and 115 — First Rov': R. Shuo, E. Wilkinson, L. Fitzpatrick, M. Palmer, S. Grome, D. Jacobs, H. Trombley, C. Blair, C. Langworthy, S. Disinger, G Baker, K. Trexler. Second Row: R. Logo, J. Wilkie, M. Dickinson, C. Grover, B. Barnello, M. Rice, L. McLaggan, N. O'Brien. S. Calhoun, D. Palmer, S. McCarthy, M. Scott, R. Fields, C. Hahn, W. MacAnn, R. Hayes. Third Row: G. Fradenburg, T. Reeder, D. Rood, J. Mt. Pleasant, L. Butler, S. Bishop, J. Pilbeam, L. Rico, G. Doan, K. Hunter, R. Reed, J. Doehne. Fourth Row: J. Triggs, P. Ryan, B. Korczakowski, J. Trexler, D. Loveless, J. Meier, J. Collins, J. Lofhom, W. Assenheimer, J. Ford, J. Boughton, R. Hawkins, D. Wilbur, T. Body, S. Sombor, R. Barnes. Fifth Row: D. Stager, J. Searight, F. Mercer, D. Wolford, J. Cooper, B. Dickinson. DS mmm Kathy Dreher Edie Hallchurch Nancy Finch Cheerleaders Martha Winship Karon Wormuth Left to Right, first Row: Judy Winship, Diane Pacheck, Jo Ellen Pickard, Mary Weeks. Second Row: Merrie Dreher, Geraldine Baker. Chris BidwelL Jean Kathy Marks Cross Country f Background Cross Country Course Sennett, thas-1-960 Baldwinsville cross country team had Jedtfnajnoj.e school? than it lost to, the team was made up ifeVV ,W f''ifo'r senior .BijlCblemanr Coleman ran fifth man During'the season the team beat its hundredth different crS$ counftyjeom. -B'ville should again have IHliiyile,,erme returning ; i e—- Varsity Football Background Memorial Field Herr, Sbaban, Currier,' Kelly, Grant, Manager Palrner. Row Two: Assistant Coach Soldwedel, C. Pickard, Bosh, Rice, Giddings, Ashley, Loveless, Spears, Sprague, Ba{|jN a££ach ReideL Row Three: Durgec, Broth, Foifsythe, - Hunter; Starling, de Ryke, Coe, Merce . - V, , The 1960 Varsity Football Team, guided by first-year Coach Reidal, had one of those bad years. Loaded with juniors and sophomores, the team could not muster an extended attack. Although young and inexperienced in varsity play, the team showed the spirit and desire of champions. In every contest but one, the team came back and scored after giving up a touchdown. Although the team finished last, it had its standouts. All County honors again went to three-year man, senior Jack Baker. Four players were on honorable mention. They were seniors John Durgee, Ron Bush, Lee Giddings, and junior Al Starling. Considering 1960 as a building year for the team and then with one year of varsity play under their belts, according to Coach Reidel, 1961 looms brighter. Other seniors on the squad were the following: Bill Brotherton, Louie Clark, Ron Colon, Chuck Pickard, Ed Fowler, Bryce Gutske, Ernie Hamm, Dave Shaban, and Bill Currier. B'VILLE SCORE OPPONENT SCORE B'ville 6 East Syracuse 26 B'ville 0 Liverpool 20 B'ville 7 Solvay 26 B'ville 19 Jamesville- Dewitt West Genesee 26 B'ville 7 35 B'ville 12 Skaneateles 39 B'ville 7 - , Favpttpvillp 1 Myvllvrniv . Manlius . .. £■ 20 B'ville ■ 33T ■- North • Syracuse 42 County Record, 0 Oyer-all Record ' 0 Wins ? - 'i ---r S ‘ • Losses - Los 1 M. - Soccer Background Memdri The 1960 Baldwinsville soccer team, coached by Mr. Sennett, had a disappoint- ing season, but under the circumstances, did well. The team was made up mostly of underclassmen who lacked game experience. Phil Sloat, Pete Smith and Bill Scott were the only seniors on the squad. With 12 of the 15 lettermen returning, 1961 can be more successful. B'VILLE SCORE B'yille B'ville B'ville B'ville OPPONENTS F-M Solvay N. Syracuse W. Genesee Fabius SCORE ••••: t. Field ■ One: D. Bliss B. Vredenburg, Price, M. Smtth, Holland, Johnson, Greismeyer, sloat. Row Throe: Rose, Po|mer, M. uT? JM°na9er Warner- R°W rw0: fWr!' Bliss, Robinson, Scot,. Meier. P. Smith, Rosser, Edinger. McVicker, R. Bliss, Landers, Manager Bell; Manager Taylor; . .V ' ' vS . am ■if.. Background Baldwinsville High School Gym 7 OPPONENT S Central Square F-M Skaneateles Jamesville-Dewitt Liverpool C. B. A. West Genesee East Syracuse Auburn Marcellus Solvay North Syracuse B'VILLE SCORE B'ville 43 B'ville 43,, 55 B'ville 48 B'ville 69 B'ville 60, 66 B'ville 49 B'ville 53 B'ville 84 B'ville 64 %, B'ville 63 B'ville 81 B'ville 76, 58 Non-League County Record Overall Record Record for B'ville Central School 11 wins 14 wins - 9 wins in a row Guided by Coach Pelcher, the 1960-61 basketball team is enjoying a great year with a record of 14 wins and only 1 loss. Co-champions of the AB county league, the team packs more spirit, hustle, and all-around fight into a game than any basket- ball team seen in B'ville in many years. Team balance has been the team's strength as 7 out of the 8 players have scored at least 100 points. Seven of the 8 members are seniors. The upperclassmen are Chuck Foster, Fred Gaudern, Wally Robinson, Jack Baker, Bill Coleman, and Dave Lynch. As the 61 LYRE goes to press, the team is entered in the County League Playoffs, where avengence of the team's only loss by 1 point to Marcellus is possible, and the Class AA Section III Tournament. The Crim- son are strong and could go far. Managers Thomas, Barber, Connell; Coleman, J. Baker, Robinson, Lynch, Coach Pelcher, C. Baker, Durgee, Foster, Gaudern. WM Wrestling B'VILLE SCORE OPPONENT SCORE B'ville 16 ■ Canastota 22 B'ville 0 Skaneateles ■k 44 B'ville 34 Jamesville-Dewitt 8 B'ville 26 Central Square 9 B'ville 8 West Genesee 30 B'ville 39 East Syracuse 5 B'ville 27 Fulton 8 B'ville 31 Marcellus 11 B'ville 19 Mexico 19 B'ville «fl8 North Syracuse 16 B'ville 19 Auburn 16 Non league County Record 5 wins 1 loss Over-all Record 8 wins 2 losses 1 tie Background Auxiliary Gym ; j Finishing the 1960-61 season with a fine 8—2—1 record, Baldwinsville's wrestling team took second place honors in the county league. Led by senior captain Ernie Hamm, the team members Larry Gillespie, Scott Forsythe, senior Lyle Haney, and Terry Litterbrant showed well. no losses in dual TT completed 4 years on the wrestlir Buie Seacord, Don Ogden, and Lee Mills. With the '60-61 team Up mostly of frosh and sophomores. Coach Arcaro is looking to another good season next year. Row One: Hubbard, Calli, D. Doan, T. litterbrant. Rose, loveless, Buckley, Rosser, Nastrant, Evans, Peters, G. Doan, Haney, Rice, Hamm, Gillespie, Mills, Mocomber, Forsythe. lavallee I. litterbrant. Row Two: Coach Arcaro, Thomas Hunter, Odgen, Curtis, Kelly, mmmg Background Baldwinsville High School Pool First year Coacf Renan's 1960-61 swimming team was plagued with injuries. For some meets he had to fill in with other boys willing to swim but who were not on the team.Tom Hebblethwaite though. The team's best freestyle!- set a nj|r schooTIreeow n that event at 25 seconds. Other seniors, Phil Slpqt and l fr v l-aff showed will in the butterfly and breaststroke, respec- tively. feiJunior Whit sflague b|Jke the school's record twice, finally settling for 1:06.6 with yet Another yecn o fgo.sSSfier records broken were the 200 individual medley by Tom Warner (2:34b),jand 200 medley relay (1:58), and the 200 freestyle relay (1:42.5). With many boys returning and without as many injuries. Coach Keenan is looking for a brighter season. OVERALL RECORD 4 Wins 7 Losses First Row: Coach Keenan, Sprague, Mercer, Graff, Grant, Bliss. Second Row: Sloat, Fitz- patrick, Hebblethwdite, Shaban, Mt. Pleasant, Denny. Bowling Background Sports Bowls Lanes Record-wise the 1960-61 Bowling team had a bad season, but the picture should begin to look better. According to Coach Siring, the team did well considering the age and experience of the other teams in the league. Made up mostly of fresh- men and sophomores, the team retained its spirit and came close to scoring points many times. Senior Chuck Pickard was a steady performer for the team with a re- spectable 145 game average. With almost the entire team back. Coach Siring is looking to a fine 1961-62 season. B'VILLE SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE B'ville 0-0 Fayetteville-Manlius 9-9 B'ville 0-0 Solvay 9-9 B'ville 2-0 North Syracuse 7-9 B'ville 0 West Genesee 9 B'ville 0-0 Liverpool 9-9 B'ville 3-0 Jamesville-DeWitt 6-9 County Record 0-11 Over-ail Record 0-11 Row One: Rocha, Sweeting, Pickard, Nabywaniec. Row Two: Salotto, Weirs, Stepien, Loveless, Coach Siring. Background — Elizabeth Street Practice Field Under the direction of Coach Arcaro. the 1960 Track team continued its reign as County A B Champions This year it also added the Onondaga County League Cham- pionship by going undefeated. Bob Meyer, who broke the school records in the 100 and 220 yard dashes, won the Section III, 100 yard dash crown and showed well in the Intersectionals. Sporting good over l strength the team completely dominated ..the county. OPPONfNTSjAND scongEf” Fayetteville Manlius 30 Minoa North Syracuse 41 Liverpool LliJ j; I'UL'fffP1431 ; Tulfy B VILLE SCORE Auburn tion III Relays esville Qewitt lr 1st — City-County Rela 5th— Section III Meet • WM :■ .a- ' ;■. r$B, ; -w2 mm Lacrosse Background — Memorial Field The 1960 season proved to be the big one for the B'-ville Lacrosse team, tieing with Irondequoif High for the Championship of the Upstate Interscholastici Lacrosse League, only to lose 5|to 4|in a play-off game. Spirit was the word on tfie fiejd as the team earned a record of 8 wins and 2 losses, excluding the play-off game. Co-captajr Jim Littaujpa dring leader, with Bill Wormuth close behind. Co-captain Dale Gonseth led a tough defense. Goalie Dick Lindholm, Littau, and Wormuth were unanimous AIT Stars. Lindholm set a new schooland league record in'recording 20 saves in the play-off game. The whole first team graduated except for Senior attackman, Fred Gaudern. Coach Harris states that with Gaudern as mainstay and other returnees the 1961 season should be another excellent one. Row One: Williamson, Miller, Littau (MVP), -Lindholm, Gonseth, Wormuth, Baker, Gaudern. Row Two: Rose, Lyons, Munson, Background — Seneca Golf C OPPONENT SCORE Fayetteville-Mcyalius East Syra ifoe 'Oswego Catholic Jamesville-Dewitt 91 North Syracuse Liverpool _ County Record Over-all Record Hebblethwaite, More, Stepien, Meier Marks. Tennis Background B'vflle Tennis Courts TEAM MEMBERS: Bill Orcutt — Senior Ed Kummert — Senior Jim Robinson — Senior Fred Wilkinson Ricky Hughes Ron de Ryk .. Bill .Currier Over-aff Record 3 wins 5 losses Autogra ph J V Football Row One: Litterbrandt, Middlemore, Turner, Peters, Buckley, Shaffner, W. Smith. Row Two: Cadet Berkstram, Walters, Grutka, Evertsf Kuno, Fitzpatrick, Pickard, Loveless, Coach Neufang. Row Three: Crego, Curtis, Zale, Kopecky, Hubbard, Mills, Countryman. kow Une: Coe, Triggs, Vredenburg, Luke, Coach Reidel. kow wo: KODinson, lyner, Wysocki, Block ' B ’ ’ Banquet The annual Block B Banquet is the climax of the athletic year. It is at this time that the Most Valuable Player awards are announced and presented, along with many hon- orary awards. At the 1960 Banquet, Bill Reddy, the head sports writer for the Post- Standard, was the speaker. D. Charles O'Brien was the toastmaster. BLOCK B BANQUET-Row One: Porter, Girls' Sports; Getman, 4 year Varsity Cheerleader; Munson, Class of '53; Baker, Football, Class of '39; Manacorda, Soccer; Adsit, Hon- orary Head Cheerleader. Row Two: Gonseth, Football, Lacrosse; Winters, Soccer; Bush, Cross Country, Delano, Coach's Guard; Orcutt, Tennis; Meier, Golf; Miller, Coach's Guard; Vickery, Swimming. Row Three: Meyer, frock; Persechino, Wrestling; Riggall, Baseball; Moynihan, Basketball; Littau, Lacrosse; Bentley, Sportsmanship. 85 Margo lyon Gail Johnson Elsie Peterson ync , President, L. Graff, Vice-President; H. Garrett, Secretary; F. Wilkinson, Treasurer. P. Schrader, President; B. Trexler, Vice-President; A. Kowalski, Corresponding Secretary; M. Winship, Recording Secretary; D. Collar, Treasurer. First Row: M. Cobourn, Mrs. Baker, D. Collar, A. Kowalski, P. Schrader, B. Trexler, M. Winship, D. Sands, C. Ward, J. Bates. Second Row: J. Robinson, M. Bidwell, B. Sloat, D. Holmes, J. Jeffcock, D. LaPorte, L. Brown, S. Hatch, M. Brooks. Third Row: K. Marks, C. Ingison, B. Cane, P. Perl, I. Hulland, S. Mann. Fourth Row: J. Pickard, L. Hale, J. Van Blarcom, G. Johnson, L. Cummings, J. Wilkey. Absent: J. Hayes, N. Getman, K. Virkler, M. Paige. Alpha Mu Gamma Sigma First Row: M. More, H. Garrett, D. Lynch, L. Graff, F. Wilkinson, J. Durgee. Second Row.- R. Pickard, W. Sprague, B. Vredenburg, T. Shriver, C. Baker. Third Row: J. Wells, R. Thomas, B. Cole- man. Fourth Row: K. Mann, J. Baker, T. Hebblethwaite, T. Warner, J. Jackson. Absent: F. Gaudern, A Starling, C. Foster. D. Wright, President; M. Ward, Vice-President; D. Worth, Corresponding Secretary; D. Hawthorne, Record- ing Secretary; M. Mercier, Treasurer. First Row: L. Thenell, S. Duffy, D. Worth, M. Mercier, D. Wright, M. Ward, D. Hawthorne, N. Griesmyer, M. Barnello. Second Row: M. Warner, G. Shaw, P. Durdel, P. Bachman, L. Vickery, D. Harrington, M. Rogers, N. Finch, K. Richards, S. Blake. Third Row: C. Castleman, C. Tetrault, S. Mills, S. Jockinen, L. Huntley, P. Hamm. Fourth Row: L. Savory, S. Disinger, D. Durdel, J. Baker, K. Dreher, C. Ramsing, K. Mackey, S. Misner, P. Wysocki, P. Otts. Phi Sigma Gamma Hi-Y E. Hamm, President; R. Virginia, Vice-President; J. Spring, Secretary; D. Collins, Treasurer. First Row: T. Burr, J. Spring, E. Hamm, Mr. Tudman, D. Menzel, C. Mercer. Second Row: D. MacCumber, D. MacD onold, B. VanDerhoff, M. Rice, B. Meyer, L. Herr. Third Row: D. Collins, L. Giddings, C. Kopecky, K. Brust, C. Lowery, D. Drew. Absent: R. Bush, B. Allen, B. Kick, T. Perkins, P. Ryan P. Rose. M. Bennett, President; M. Adsit, Vice-President; L. O'Mara, Corresponding Secretory; K. Wormuth, Re cording Secretory; G. Rogers, Treasurer. First Row: M. O'Brien, J. Crego, L. O'Mara, C. Dsrvitsioty, K. Fitzpatrick, M. Bennett, M. Adsit, K. Wormuth, J. Meyer, M. Young. Second Row: J. Crandall, M. Germain, G. Young, C. Dombroske, E. Wilkinson, D Hamm, V. Donnelly, K. Smith, M. Eckler. Third Row: M. Garnett, K. Coleman, J. Tetrault, T. Peck, C Downes, J. McLeod, L. Fitzpatrick, H. Van Buskirk, E. Hallchurch, A. Trabcrt. First Row; E. Hamm, P. Sloat, H. Garrett, F. Wilkinson. Second Row: J. Wells, D. Lynch, F. Gaudern, L Graff, T. Shriver. Third Row: D. McDonnell, B. Van Derhoff, M. More, K. Rauch. H. Garrett, President; P. Sloat, Vice-President, Secretary; F. Wilkinson, Treasurer. E. Hamm, Recording Secretary; K. Rauch, Corresponding Senior High Student Council Top Twenty Ff’rsf Row: B. Nemes, D. Perry, P. Dye, J. Mae leod, M. Warner, J. Storr, C. Munson. Second Row: L. Thenell, B. Goldsworthy, J. O Mara, L. Shaffner, D. Macomber, B. Slack. Third Row: R. Crandon, J. Connell, D. Jetty, P. Robinson, R. Barnes, G. Johnson. OFFICERS — President, Harry Garrett; Vice-President, Frederick Wilkinson; Secretary, Karen Wormuth; Treasurer, Frederick Gaudern; Parliamentarian, Marlee Eckler. First Row: D. Collar, M. Adsit, F. Gaudern, F. Wilkinson, H. Garrett, K. Wormuth, M. Eckler, G. Armstrong. Second Row.- Mr. Nixon Theobald, G. Young, $. Hatch, J. Storr, S. Dence, E. Wilkinson, A. Jetty, D. Reeves, P. Wysocki, S. Misner, N. Finch, S. Disinger, C. Lynch. Third Row: K. Rauch, D. Doan, M. Bidwell, H. Shriver, C. Pomeroy, R. Wysocki, J. Pickard, C. Vredenburg, Y. Oliver, J. Spring. — First Row: S. Jenda, K. Simons, E. Sheets, C. Jenda, T. Oram, J. Sands. Second Row: J. Rice, S. Lewis, J. Bigliardi, D. Hayes, E. Orlick, L. Meyer, B. Britton. Future Artists of America Future Homemakers of America First Row: S. Aller, A. Brinkman, D. Slate, P. Haley, B. Sutton, P. Taylor, E. Sheets, J. Charboneau. Second Row: M. Guanciale, G. Clark, C. Sut- ton, R. Howard, C. Palmer, K. Brown, M. Kranz, P. Yerdon, G. Meloling. Third Row: B. Beckley, P. Lyons, E. Lamson, J. Brown, K. Cullen, L, Wood, B. Bentley, C. Hirsh. Fourth Row: M. Power, D. Dunbar, L. Mo Laggan, D. Snow, M. Walters. OFFICERS — President, Charles Foster; Vice-President, Jack Wells; Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Brown; Advisor, Mrs. Goodfellow. First Row.- M. Adsit, S. Brown, C. Foster, J. Wells, M. Garnett, E. Eisenhauer, M. Mercier. Second Row: Mrs. Goodfellow, F. Wilkinson, J Crego, D. Hawthorne, D. Collar, D. Colon, L. Graff. Honor Society Third Row: B. Evans, J. Wilkie, N. Brown, K. Mann, J. Tetrault, D Lavallee, E. Wilkinson, J. Kopecky. Fourth Row: R. Reed, R. Wysocki, J. Collins, C. Pomeroy, R. Holmes, P. Robinson, B. Barber. First Row: B. Auyer, S. Disinger, J. Gurley, M. Goodfellow, L. Orcutt, C, Vredenburg, S. Misner, N. Getman. Second Row: J. Pickard, T. Oram, J. Sands, J. Rice, E. Wilkinson, P. Dye, V. Snavlin, A. Jetty, C. Ingison, OFFICERS — President, Lorry Orcutt; Vic '-President. Jane Gurley; Secretory, «ortho Goodfellow; Treos urer, Charles Vredenburg. President Bill Slack; Vice-President Beth Nemes; Secretary Marilyn Mercier; Treasurer Ronald Colon; Advisor Mrs. Vickery. First Row: T. Mathewson, M. Rogers, L. Savery, M. Mercier, R. Colon, Mrs. Vickery, B. Slack, B. Nemes, J. MacLeod, M. Eckler, L. Cummings. Second Row: E. Yastrib, L. Vickery, E. Miller, S. Conaughton. J. Taylor, J. Duffy, N. Jones, A. Trabert, M. Garnett, J. Hayes, P. Dwyer, Popy. Third Row: G. Johnson, N. Getman, M. Cobourn, S. Lewis, E. Sheets, K. Fenchel, B. Cane, M. Brooks, J. Yager, C. Munson, M. Lanigan. Fourth Row: J. Jeffcock, J. Hulland, N. Griesmyer, K. Virkler, J. Bates, D. Holmes, D. Perry, R. Pickrin, J. Crego, R. Letson, D. Colon. Fifth Row: R. Root, B. Delano, J. Salatto, S. Connor, J. Grant, A. Taylor, R. Hubbard, J. Emmerson, E. Orlick, B. Currier, K. Rauch. Dramatics Club Newspaper Staff First Row: F. Vanderveer, J. Hayes, N. Griesmyer, E. Eisenhauer, L. Schrader, S. Mann, P. Smith, L. Thenell, M. O'Brien. Third Row: J. Cole- O'Mara, B- Nemes, Miss Winchell. Second Row.- E. Hamm, S. Duffy, P. man, D. Collins, M. More, P. Sloat, M. Nelson, D. Lynch. OFFICERS President, Morlee Eckler; Vice-President, Bonnie Cane; Secretary, Gail Johnson; Treasurer, Margaret Cobourn; Parliamentarian, Liz O'Mara. First Row: C. Ward, L. O'Mara, M. Cobourn, B. Cane, M. Eckler, G. Johnson, L. Cummings, M. Bennett. Second Row: B. Goldsworthy, C. Read, J. Herrald, J. Duffy, J, Yager, L. Thonoll, V. Snavlin, C. Ram- sing. Third Row: J. Patchett, M. Mowins, N. Brown, S. Parry, W. Douglas, S. Duffy, E. Peterson. Fourth Row: C. Palmer, N. Getman, M. Smith, J. Hayes, M. Pecore, J. Kingsley, P. Dye. Future Teachers of America Future Nurses of America First Row: C. Jenda, A. Brinkman, J. Hulland, S. Cartwright. Second Row: Y. Oliver, M. Mercier, N. Griesmyer, S. Clark. Projectionist Club Photography Club L. Slade, J. Wolfe. First Row: R. Middlemore, K. Rauch, Mr. Getman, M. Ashley. Second Row: J. Winters, R Peterson, J. Britton, R. Zale, P. Allen. Firsf Row, Left to Right: M. Garnett, J. Ottman, M. Mowins, M. Warner, S. McCarthy, B. Phelps, K. Troxler, W. Gerideau, B. Britton, C. Filapello, D. Sears, D. Perry. Second Row: L. Belzer, L. Cloyes, J. Storr, L. The- nell, S. Ellis, P. Dye, C. Maniccia, C. Munson, L. Crego, L. Wood, B. Bentley, C. Ward. Third Row: R. Crandon, B. Abbott, J. Kingsley, B. Nemes, N. Jones, S. Cartwright, J. MacLeod, B. Slack, L. Shaffner, T. Mathewson, J. Wilkie, M. Johnson. Fourth Row: E. Orlick, R. Walsh, D Jetty, R. Barnes, P. Robinson, J. O'Mara, J. Connell, D. Macomber, G. Johnson, B. Goldsworthy. Chorus Girls’ Chorus First Row, Left to Right: M. Johnson, J. Kingsley, N. Jones, B. Abbot, K. Third Row: L. Crego, M. Garnett, J. Storr, R. Crandon, C. Munson, B. Trexler, N. Warner, B. Nemes. Second Row: M. Mowins, C. Maniccia, J. Goldsworthy, G. Johnson, D. Perry. Wilkie, B. Bentley, L. Belzer, P. Dye, J. MacLeod, J. MacLeod, S. Ellis. Band Orchestra First Row: A. Warner, G. Vredenburg, D. Lynch, J. Gurley, P. Auyer, Y. Oliver, G. Stepien, E. Eisenhower, K. Simmons, G. Meloling, E. House. Second Row: P. Foster, M. Smith, D. Luke, G. Rhodehamel, B. Ashley, D. Swartz, B. Reed, D. Donahue, J. Failoni, B. Barber, F. Vanderveer, J. Skapiak, T. Miller, C. Foster, B. Vredenburg, P. Loveless, J. Bigliardi, R. Robinson, L. Gates, S. Hunt, H. Hudson, T. Crego, R. Holmes, K. Myers, L. Graff. Third Row: S. Perl, B. Roberts, D. Fitzgerald, R. La Porte, D. Disinger, D. Sands, C. Manicia. S. Ellis, J. Sands, D. Pacheck, Mr. Whitman. Row One: M. Eckler, S. Tompkins, N. Gurley, A. Trabert, K. Rauch, S. Dennison, J. Crego. Row Two: S. Connor, J. Jcffock, M. Pecore, E. Eisenhouer, E. Peterson, S. Sombar. Row Three: Mr. Mercer, R. Crandon. ' • , , « ♦ ♦ i Wally Robinson Fred Gaudern Lyre Glenn Armstrong Leo Pacheck Peggy Schrader John Wells Mike More Fred Wilkinson Larry Graff Marlee Eckler Martha Adsit Kathy Virkler Miss Winchell Carol Reed Kathy Fitzpatrick Sue Brown Judy Robinson Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 MORRIS MACHINE WORKS Baldwinsville, New York 106 Congratulations to the Class of 1961 MARION BAKER Florist Compliments of JAY J. BLANCHARD REAL ESTATE MONUMENTS Compliments of B'VILLE VARIETY GIFT SHOP Ralph C. Gates Amy J. Gates Robert I. Gates GATES FUNERAL HOME Baldwinsville, N. Y. Ambulance Service NE 5-5521 Congratulations SENECA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION main office 35 Oswego Street North Syracuse, N. Y. Liverpool, N. Y. Baldwinsville, N. Y. 107 S. 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BALDWINSVILLE FARMERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, INC. 82 Eost Genesse St. B'ville Congratulations to the Class of 196) BRUST REAL ESTATE NE 5-6131 GIDDINGS GARDEN CENTER AND FLORIST SHOP 8est Wishes FARRELL PLUMBING HEATING NE 5-5981 Oswego St. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Congratulations to the class of 1961 E. WINSTON BAKER General Insurance NE 5-6151 Compliments of DR. LAURENCE TROEGER Optometrist Baldwinsville, N. Y. L Best Wishes From BALDWINSVILLE DINER Baldwinsville, New York TAPPAN LUMBER CORP. Baldwinsville New York Compliments of KATHRYN ROWELL Beautician Much Success From JOHN'S ATLANTIC SERVICE Salina E. Genesee St. no Compliments of JOE AND GENE 3 Barbers Best Wishes To The Class of 1961 PHI SIGMA GAMMA Best Wishes From THE SPORTS BOWL Bar and Restaurant BOWLING PIZZA 16 ALLEYS NE 5-9841 Compliments of HERB HAROLD'S ESSO Esso Extra Compliments of INTERNATIONAL MILLING ON THE GO ’61 WSEN CO. i 1050 On Your Dial (ON THE GO IN THE SUBURBS) STUART E. HOSLER INSURANCE 42 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, N. Y. Over Corner Pharmacy Office Phone NE 5-6171 Home NE 5-5672 V BALDWINSVILLE FARMERS CO-OP. ASSN., INC. 56 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, New York THE CORNER PHARMACY jSSjjSL BRAND'S TRUCK STOP AND DINER Moyers Corners New York SENECA KNOLLS CLEANING AND LAUNDERING The next best thing to new clothes.' SINCERE BEST WISHES to the class of 1961 BARKER'S VARIETY 48 - 50 Oswego St. NE 5-7631 Compliments of THE TREMO MANUFACTURING CO. Cleveland, Ohio Mostic Specialties, Paints, Enamels, Protective Coatings for Maintenance and Construction T. W. Lewis GR 8-3268 200 Merrell Rd.f Syracuse Compliments of JOHN M. DOOLEY Congratulations KARL'S TAVERN Moyers Corners FAILOR'S MOBILE SERVICE CHRISTOPHER ELECTRICAL LAB. Electric Motors Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE FARM SUPPLY SENECA KNOLLS CHEVRON Bill Simmons James Warman Best Wishes from GENE FRESCH'S LAUNDROMAT Bee-Line Ploza Best Wishes from the BALDWINSVILLE VICTORY MARKET Syracuse St. Baldwinsville '' ;T;V' COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND RUDOLPH'S BEAUTY SALON The Finest in Beauty Care For The Discriminating Womon Baldwinsville Seneca Knolls NE 5-9341 NE 5-9441 . Telephone 5-5612 L. A. BOUGHTON Nursery Stock — Landscaping Canton St. ot Ellsworth Rd. R. D. 1, Baldwinsville, N. Y. Congratulations Tom Downing s COLD SPRINGS INN Delicious Food Banquets — Weddings — Clambakes Route 370 Liverpool - B'ville Road URBAN LABERDEE Electrical Contractor NE 5-5200 ■ 1 i J - R GENERAL REPAIR SHOP Lawnmower Sales and Service Motor Specialists — Chain Saws J. A. Rejko, Prop. Canton St. Road Phone NE 5-6272 Baldwinsville, N. Y. Richfield Best Wishes to the Class of 1961 HUDSON AND MOWINS _ Congratulations i BROWN NEWSPAPERS Baldwinsville, New York ’ COOPER DECORATION CO. INC. 1211 E. Fayette Street Syracuse 10, New York TAPPAN AGENCY Wishes to Congratulate The Class of 1961 Insurance Real Estate WILLIAM J. GOFF SON, INC. Heber W. Goff, Pres. Heating Contractor Best Wishes to the Class R. C. CHURCH SONS W Everything for the farm Industrial Oil Gas Burners Steam Generators 122 Lincoln Avenue Phones: GR 5-7092 Syracuse 1, N. Y. GR 6-6760 Heber W. Goff Best Wishes to all Graduates MICHELS MARINE LANDING Baldwinsville, New York 113 Very Best Wishes To the Class of ’6l CAPPYS REAL ESTATE INC. 843 Hiawatha Blvd. West HA 2-1296 Home of the Armchair Shopper' Telephone NE 5-391 9 or 5-3910 51 Salina Street BARNES DAIRY, INC. Pasteurized Milk and Cream Chocolate Milk — Cottage Cheese Homogenized Milk — Buttermilk Baldwinsville, New York Compliments of BALDWINSVILLE FURNITURE APPLIANCE CENTER, INC. Complete Home Furnishers 45 Oswego St. NE 5-3995 Compliments of SCHENCKS HARDWARE, INC. Compliments of DR. AND MRS. HARRY ENO Best Wishes From CURTIS AND WARD General Store Lysander, New York Compliments of MYRON ENO Genera! Contracting Moson Work A Speciality Liverpool OL 2-9750 Compliments To The Class of 1961 From CECIL M. GROUP Public Accountant BALDWINSVILLE'S HISTORIC Newspaper Since 1 864 THE GAZETTE FARMERS' JOURNAL IGJI Congratulations MOSES IGA STORE Fulton Road Compliments of Henry Melvin JOHN DEERE MACHINERY Tractor Tires Chains Baldwinsville New York Good Luck Class of '61 NATE ALLER Little Utica Elec. Operators Radio Controls Sectional Garage Doors ALLIED SUPPLY COMPANY Six-Tenths Miles North of Moyers Corners Route 57 Mailing Adress: R.F.D. 4 Baldwinsville New York G. W. Colon Phone: OL 2-301 1 Compliments of SENECA AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 60 E. Genesee St. Baldwinsville, New York 115 BERNDT MICHELS Loundry, Cleaners, ond Tailoring 56 Oswego Baldwinsville Phone NE 5-6671 A. L HOWARD jewelry, wallpaper school supplies 46 Oswego Street Baldwinsville, N. Y. 6671 Compliments of J. ALBERT FALARDEAU FUNERAL HOME ■INE Congratulations to the Class of 1961 BARTON C. MEAYS Congratulations ADELINE LAMB FABRICS 23 Oswego Street Men's Wear Compliments of JOE GLASS Your Fomily Shoe Store Phone NE 5-5071 Congratulations DAVID COOPER WOMEN'S WEARING APPAREL 20 Syracuse Street Baldwinsville, N. Y. Compliments of STEARN'S CLEANERS BEE-VILLE PLYMOUTH VALIANT East Genesee St. — Route 31 Baldwinsville, N. Y. Best wishes to the Class of 1961 MERCER MILLING COMPANY RAINBOW HARBOR Complete Marine Supplies Hayes Road, B'ville Best Wishes LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE NO. 644 AND WOMEN OF THE MOOSE NO. 649 9 A. Liverpool OL 2-7452 RALPH GRIMSHAW --florist- Flowers for All Occasions Telegraph Service — Free Delivery Cold Spring-Belgium Rd. Baldwinsville, N. Y. Maurice Cox Dwayne Cox M. E. COX SON Lumber and Building Supplies Telephone NE 5-6641 Cold Springs Rd. R.D. 3 Baldwinsville, N. Y.