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

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Leona Bronson North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (3 years). “To be rather than to seem.” Francis Carroll South Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council 1922; Cheerleader 1923, 1924 and 1925; Assistant Cheerleader 1922; Football Block letter 1922, 1923, 1924; President of Junior Class; Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 1924, 1925; Speaker at Junior-Senior Banquet 1924; Toastmaster at Junior- Senior Banquet 1925; Glee Club Minstrels 1924, 1925; Speaker at Dedi- cation 1924; Second Prize, Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest 1924; Bige- low Prize Speaking contest 1925; Manager of Basketball team 1924-1925; Class Poet; President of Senior Class; Athletic Banquet Decorating Committee 1924; Constitutional Committee 1924; Chairman of Enter- tainment Committee Athletic Banquet 1923, 1924, 1925; Parent Teach- er’s Christmas Benefit 1921; Speaker Memorial Day exercises 1924, 1925; Senior Play. “All great men are dead or dying and I’m not feeling well myself.” Dorothy Chapin Perry Grammar School B. H. S. Orchestra (2 years); Basketball block letters 1923-1924- 1925; Athletic Banquet Decorating Committee 1925; Senior Dance Decorating Committee; Athletic Association; Glee Club (4 years); Spe- cial Chorus (2 years); Glee Club Minstrels 1925; Assistant Editor of Senior Lyre. “She speaks, believes, acts just as she wants to.” Carl Clary North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council 1924; Treasurer Athletic As- sociation 1924; Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Banquet 1925; Dec- orating Committee Athletic Banquet 1925. “There is need of a lady’s hand.” John Cornell North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council 1923. “Present in body, but absent in spirit.” Catherine Cronin North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (3 years); Committee for Junior- Senior Banquet 1924; Decorating Committee for Athletic Banquet 1925; Secretary of Junior Class; Kyne Scholarship for Spelling 1924; Senior Play. “She just can’t make her eyes behave.” 9

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Later in the Spring, the Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest was held in the Auditorium. The Senior Class provided four of the contestants, two of whom brought additional honors to the class by winning prizes . It was further proven that our class had genuine ability when one of our classmates represented the school in the Boy’s County Prize Speaking Contest, winning first prize. In May, the Senior Class gave a dance in the Grange Hall. Due to an efficient Committee, the hall was beautifully decorated in the Class colors. This together with the good orchestra and delicious punch, made the evening perfect. Many other activities have already been planned to take place during the month of June, all of which, I am sure, will be long remembered. Thus, we are here tonight, very happy at the thought that we have come through four long years of struggle safely—and eager to know what the Future holds in store for us. NELLIE TAYLOR. CLASS ROLL Harvey Banks Clyde Grammar School Athletic Association. “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” Olive Barrus “Seek wisdom.” Meridian School DeForrest Beers North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council 1925; Assistant Cheerleader 1924; Cheerleader 1925; Assistant Treasurer of Athletic Association 1925; Glee Club Minstrels 1924-1925; First Prize, Bigelow Prize Speak- ing Contest 1925; First Prize County Prize Speaking Contest (Western Section) 1925; Cheerbook Committee 1924; B. H. S. Orchestra 1925; Senior Play. “Make haste slowly.” Janies Belknap South Side Grammar School. Class Lawyer; Treasurer of Junior Class; Athletic Association; Glee Club Minstrels 1924-1925; Speaker at Junior-Senior Banquet 1924; Jun- ior-Senior Banquet Committee 1924; Speaker at Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest 1924; Speaker at Memorial Day exercises 1923; High School Chorus, Decorating Committee for Senior Dance; Senior Play. “Not heedless of the future.” Mildred Blanchard North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (3 years); Valedictorian. “Never unprepared.” 8

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Martha Crook Phoenix Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (3 years); Speaker at Junior-Senior Banquet 192 5; Senior Play. “Variety is the spice of life.” Arthur Fellows South Side Grammar School Athletic Association, Baseball Block letters 1921, 1922, 1923, 1925. “When breezes are soft and skies are fair, I steal a day from study and care.” Nettie Field Lysander School Athletic Association. “There is work in small things.” Kendall Haydon Lysander School Athletic Association; Baseball Block Letter 1925. “I can.” Charles Heaton North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; B. H. S. Orchestra (2 years); High School Chorus; Salutatorian. “Silence has many advantages.” Edith Johnson South Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (4 years). “Hammer it out.” Mildred Lory North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (3 years). “I’m neutral.” Kenneth Mawhinney North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Christmas Play 1921; High School Minstrels 1924, 1925; Second Prize Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest 1925; Speaker Memorial Day Exercises 1925. “The winner of the standing broad smile.” Clancy McNeill North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council 1922; Athletic Banquet Enter- tainment Committee 1922. “Green but growing.” 10