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

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CLASS STATISTICS Name Appearance Likes Best Best Suited for Arthur Albro Blond Seneca Street Marion Winston Baker Serious Something Soft Absent minded Prof. Frances Belknap Keen Flying Kites Reporter Millard Blakeslee Bashful H-H-H-II Agriculture Frances Church Demure Friends Impersonator David Clary Mischievous Talking to teacher Bachelor Josephine Connell Noisier Johnnie Mother-in-law Carlon Cook Noisy Curling Irons Comedian Phillip Cooper Retiring P. Cooper Gigolo Velma Crook Lanky Repose Farmers Wife Arthur Davis Skinny Being Babied Night Club Host Mary Jane Davis Regal Golf Follies Girl Laura Dickinson Studious Talking School Mann Claude Emerson Serious Washington History Teacher Ethel Glass Timid Being Funny Contortionist Wilner Haas Short Long Pants Fireman Frank I-Iarrington Good Natured Kidding the teachers Piano Mover John Harrington Pugnacious 3 Guesses Basketball Coach Jane Henderson Natural Wood’s Grand Opera Olive Ilosmer Puritanical Home-Making Chorus Girl Arthur Huntley Petit To be a big man Little Boy Blue Edward Hyle Serene Hunting Minister Adele Jones Quiet Cooking Manicurist Dorothy Kellicott Angelic Studying Lecturer Chester Kingsley Placid Whittling Cowboy Nellie Lee Kittell Red Hot Beys! Boys! Boys :! Mrs. Putman Oscar Lavoie 0. K. Basketball Lion Tamer Raymond Lynch Skieky Everybody Paper Hanger Dan Marshall Portly Crutches Sailor Norlynn McMullen Boisterous Grange Dances Grass Widow Agnes Mo wins Merry Sports Artist’s model Catherine Muldoon Chunky Drawing Poet Laura Or vis Vivacious Plumbing Bareback rider Margaret Orvis Sleek Pat Gangster’s girl friend Helen Perknis Dainty Professor Movie actress Clayton Reddout Prominent Himself Floor-walker James Reeves Baggy Solvay Clown Francis Russell Rusty Caddying Champion golf player Jack Shea Cute Fooling in school Chef Wallace Smallwood Shy Big cars Banker Nile Stebbins Business-like Ford Taxi driver Edward Stevenson Pious Paper route Ilpme-run King Richard Sullivan Sleepy Life of ease Doctor Elizabeth Walter Happy-go-lucky Laughing Chauffeur Frederick Wilkinson Dark Dancing Chief of Police Leila Smith Neat “Budge” Kindergarten teacher Raymond Smith Sober Children Missionary Edward Thompson Calm Being suspended Traffic cop Virginia Van Wie Coy Powder puff Coquette Grace Pratt Dignified Violins Music director Hester Larkin Neat Driving Red Riding Hood Edward Widger Modernistic Shoveling snow Indian Papoose in Florida Ruth E. Foster and John Paddock. 27

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WINSTON BAKER—South Sicle Grammar School—Indefinite P erkins’ idea of a r eal Football 2 years, Manager basketball Obedient 1929-30, Glee club 4 years. Baseball 3 Fellow years, Athletic Council. Minstrels. HESTER LARKIN—North Side Grammar School—Indefinite L ikeable A nd Glee club 3 years. Athletic Association Really the best 4 years, Writeup in Lyre 1931. K ind of a girl MYRTLE YATES—Indefinite M y Y outhful idea of a Athletic Association R eal treat HELEN GERTRUDE PERKINS—North Side Grammar—Indefinite P ersevering E ven by R eturning each yr., K idnapping the professor’s son Athletic Association, Athletic Council, Basketball 3 years, Glee club 3 years, Minstrels 3 years, Senior Ball committee 1931. CHARLES DeLYNE—South Side Grammar School—Indefinite C harles II as to U se strategy in Athletic Association 4 years, Golf team, C ollecting and Interclass basketball. K eeping the girls 26

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SENIOR BALL Tn thP memories of many will live the Senior Ball of 1932. This colorful event was held at the Grange Hall, beautifully decorated in the class colors of silver and blue. Between dances everyone enjoyed The good music was furnished by a well known orchestra from Syracuse University, directed by Irv Orton. These smooth waltzes and snappy fox- trots were played from 8 o’clock until midnight. Velma Crook PARTING Long has the chain of time together bound us, A shining link each day; Long has life’s ebb and flow together found us. Loyal thru gold and grey. Now comes the time when links are broken, Perhaps forevermore; Fast flies the time, last words are spoken, Farewell to days of yore. But thru the clouds there still is shining, One sunbeam, just a smile, It’s golden light our love enshrining, For the great Afterwhile. C. Muldoon. GRADUATES OF 1931 Paul Allen New York City School of Dramatics Morris Blanding Post Graduate Merton Brad way Webb Institute of Naval Architecture Clayton Burritt Working Dominica Cenci Working Elmer Clark Working Carl Connell Post Graduate Richard Decker Post Graduate Carl Dimon Working Frank E. Doran Working Charles Durnin Post Graduate George Fowler Post Graduate Russell Furman Working Edward Hawley ..University of Pa. George Hawley Cornell University- Sydney Luce Cornell University Paul Marshal Post Graduate Lorin Mathewson Working Royal Mawhinney Working Walter Mercer Universityof Michigan Edwin Nesbitt Working Howard Newpert Working Richard Price Cornell University Francis Seabold Working Gerritt Smith ..Syracuse University Kenneth Vanderveer Home Edith Albro Powelson Institute Elizabeth Barnett Syracuse University Barbara Brown .Syracuse University Let a Caswell ................ Home Margaret Cronin Syracuse Secretarial School Rosalie Dann Oswego Normal Helen Louise Dempsey Post Graduate Margaret Farley St. Joseph Hospital Elizabeth Gere ..Syracuse University Doris Haas Post Graduate Alice Hayes Marguerita Bourgeoys College Barbara Heaton .Syracuse University Anna Mae Hess Working Marian Hudson Business School Marian Kelly Post Graduate Marie Lawrence Oswego Normal Grace McGann Work ng Evelyn Schaff Post Graduate Marie Shriver Cornell University Helen Stryker ..Syracuse University Jeannette Stryker ...Oswego Normal Henrietta Thompson Working Dorothea Townsend ..Post Gradua e Virginia Vaughn -- i Central City Business School Wilner Haas and Leona Madden. 28