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

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MERLE W. LOVELESS Simmons School of Under- taking. North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; News Editor of “Crimson and White,” 1926-27; Glee Club (3 years); President of Glee Club, 1928-29; Special Chorus; Minstrels (3 years); Member of First National High School Cho- rus at Chicago, 1928; Soloist at State Teachers Con- ference; Male Quartet. ‘ ‘ Not so green, but still growing. ’ ANNA MCGANN Plans Indefinite North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club (4 years); Senior Ball Committee; Chairman Eats Committee and Stunts Committee for Glee Club Party; Senior Play; Secre- tary Senior Class; Write-up of Senior Play for “Lyre” “I could be better if 1 would, But it’s awfully lonesome, being good.” ROYAL MAWHINNEY Plans Indefinite South Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Editor-in-chief of “Lyre.” “I only ask that fortune send A little more than I can spend.” MARGARET NORTHROP Syracuse University South Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Glee Club(4 years); Orchestra (6 years); String Quartette, 1928-29; Class Roll for “Lyre. ’' “Self-sufficient.” MARY OSTROWSKI Training Class Hortontown School Athletic Association; Training Class Play. “Willing she is, and eager to please.” ALBERT PALMER “Buster” Plans Indefinite Plainville Grammar School Athletic Association; Senior Ball Committee; Senior Play; Athletic Association Write-up for “Lyre.” “With a smile for every fellow, and two- for every girl.” FRANKLIN REDDOUT Plans Indefinite Lysander Grammar School Athletic Association; Senior Play; Sophomore Write- up for the “Lyre”. “Love is sweet, but oh. how bittah, To woo a girl, thn not to gittah.” 11

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LEONORE HENCLE “Lee” Syracuse University Root Grammar School Athletic Association; News Editor “Crimson and White,” 1925 26; Alumni Write-up for the “Lyre;” Glee Club; Orchestra. “Why work longer? It’s time to play.” LUCY HICKS Central City Business School Lysander Union School Athletic Association; Second Prize in Spelling, .1928. “Full of laughter, full of fun, Eever ready to help someone.” HARRIET HOWARD “Harry” Plans Indefinite North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Basketball, 1928-29; Minstrels, 1929; Senior Play; Training Class Write-Up. “Oh Harriet! Oh Harriet! Some Romeo will get you yet.” WILMA KELLY Oswego Normal Lysander Union School Athletic Association; Class Poet. “I woke one morn and found myself famous.” MARGARET KITTELL Syracuse University North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Athletic Council (3 terms). Secretary and Vice President; Assistant Manager, 1927-28 and Manager 1928-29 of Girls Basketball team Kiwanis Debate, 1929; Third Prize in Essay Contest, 1929; First Prize in County Poster Contest; Editor of “Crimson and White”; 1927-28, 1928-29; Treasurer of Senior Class; Valedictorian. (Of course, we all believe this!) CARL R. KRATZER Post Graduate Van Burcn School Athletic Association; Athletic Council; Minstrels; Associate Editor of “Lyre”; Senior Play; Kiwanis Debate, 1929; Bigelow Prize Speaking Contest; Edi- tor of “Crimson and White.”; Salutatoriam “I never act until I think twice.” PHILIP LINSCOTT “Phil” Syracuse University North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Football, 1926; Glee Club (3 years); Chorus; Minstrels, 1928-29; Male Quartet, 1929; Soloist at Athletic Banquet and Prize Speak- ing, 1929; Kiwanis Debate, 1928; Joke Editor of “Crimson and White,” 1927-28 Write-up of Senior Ball for “Lyre”; Chairman of Senior Ball Commit- tee. 10

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MARY REEVES Memorial Hospital Fenner District Athletic Association; Senior Play; Sophomore Write- up for the ‘ ‘ Lyre ’ ’. 1 ‘A cheery smile and all that goes with it. ROBERT ROWELL “Bob Syracuse University North Side Grammar School Athletic Association; Football, 1927-28; Basketball, 1927-28, 1928-29; Senior Play; Senior Ball Committee; Vice President of Senior Class; Football write-up for “Lyre; Class Artist. “I worry not, for what’s the use? To worry, bores one like the deuce. KATHERINE STRYKER “Kay Cortland Normal New Hartford Grammar School Athletic Association; Orchestra (5 years); Second Prize in Spelling Contest, 1928; Glee Club, (4 years); Minstrels; Senior Play. “When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. MILDRED SHEA Central City Business School Danforth School, Syracuse Athletic Association; Glee Club (2 years) “She’s pretty to walk with, witty to talk with And very pleasant to think on. RICHARD SEARS Cornell University Sorrel Hill School Athletic Association; Football, 1927-28-29; Assistant Manager of Baseball, 1928; Manager of Baseball 1929; Winner of Bigelow and County Prize Speaking Con- test, 1927; Glee Club (3 years); Orchestra (2 years.) ‘When I work I work but when I’m energetic, I play JOSEPH TURKOWSKI “Joe Plans Indefinite Solvay Grammar School Athletic Association; Basketball (4 years); Base- ball, 1927-28; Football, 1927,1928. “These days Joe is paddling his own canoe. WILSON VAN WIE Manlius Prep School Ira Grammar School Athletic Association; Baseball (3 years); Basket- ball ( 2 years); Football, (3 years); Winner of Big- elow Prize Speaking, 1929; Checker Team; Senior Play; Baseball Write-up for “Lyre . “A product of General Motors. 12