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

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MARY JANE HAHN Mary lane One ol tlie quieter type, Mary .lane tripped aluout tlie l1alls on velvet paws all during lier four years ol lligll sclmol. One ol' Miss Foster's luriglitest sllortlmnd students, lvlary .lane will be a welcome addition to any office. SHIRLEY AIJDINGTON ' Red One ol tliose elusive people wlio graduated in January and left tlie Lyrr- Editors rummaging tlirougli old files lor material, SlIirlcy proved witli llc-r slmrt one and a lnall year stay tlnat one doesn't need to lie a permanent llixture to be a success. JUNE ,TINIMINS Uluneu Time quietest student in tlle Senior class, .lune is also tlie most studious. She comes to school lay lwus daily l-rom over across tlie river. Slie always has a smile ready for anyone wlio comes along. Ovln WHITE Ovid Vvitlmut Ovid on tlie line, tlie '4I eleven would llHV6 lacked wciglit. Tlie lvaslcetlmall team rallied to luis tender support also. ln addition to all tllis, Ovid is a candid camera fiend of no mean ability -f and when we tlIinlc of tlie way lie liandled tlie magazine subscriptions ,- CARL VAN DENBURG -Ivaniy The only man wlio luis ever made Nlr. Eclclington loolc lilce a convict tdid you see tliat can- did?l Van is always around witli lIis little lxlacli box. Responsible for spreading tlic news all over the soutli side Carl is quite ap- parently a jilclvol-all-trades. SHIRLEY WILBUR Shirt Her love ot artf?l causes Slxirl to spend lots ol time dur- ing tlxc day up in tlie drawing room witli Miss Doyle. Wllen sl1e's around. you're bound to have a good tinIe for slic gets n lot ol- lun out ol lite and in- troduces everyone else to tlne primrose patll. HEEL' WC Sily UIOTC? ROBERT BYE H8050 Terror to Miss Xvatlcins time intimidated iierl Bob occasionally proves liimself wortliy of luis existence. He wakes up during classes just long enougli to deliver a witty remark. and tlu-n liilyernates again. CECIL REEVFS Cece Anotlwr one of tlmsc fellows wlio looli as il' tlicir liarlwers llacl a grudge against manlcind Cece was all-county lulllxaclr and center on tlie Crimson quintet until lie lel-t scliool. and lnas succeecleil all tlIrouglI liis scliool career in lacing one of our more sougllt alter swains. Page Twenty-tliree

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ROSEMARY SINNETT nRodie lo it-ll alwout Rorlie would ala- a lull-lengtli novel. Co-erli- Ior ol tht- l,yrs-. star ol' tlie Sen- or play. American lsr-gion prize- speulxing winner and ull, so lmny timings. Her extensive vo- 'almulary nstounds us common wople ancl pleases lier Htootsie wootsien, itlr. Edrlington ROBERT VIQARNONV MilQe Altlrougln lie lrad luis own seat n IOT, lxlilte was selclom in it. A seat tluree rows lrom luis seemed to liold more interest lor rim. During ixliss Xvnrmutlivs alms:-rice, lie wntererl lrer plants laily and was rcwuinlecl with ll00IllS ilnll l'llUSS0l'llS gZilOl'C. 'lc-'s surrounded witlr tlrem :very niglit at tlre Palace, too. Page Twenty-tu'o ROBERT STEVENS Steven Tall. blfiflfle, IIHIIJSOIIIC. SHCI nicely lauilt -- tlie Vilcing type. Tlxats Steve. His employer in tlne local grocery store would prolralvly go out ol lxusiness il lie fired Stevens. Besides lui- worli. lic played on time lootlmall, lmslxetlmall. and lmaseiwall teams and served nn various commit- tees. GEORGE TILLOTSON Tillie A luturc Orville XVriglrt or lilasli Gordon seems appareet in George. An avid lbuilder ol model airplanes and tremen- dously interested in meclianical drawing, George seems well on tlie way to inventive lame. ROBERT ROWAN Bob Following in Poppa's loot- steps, Boll was on our cliampion- sliip goll team of last year. Hes got tlie game down Pat ancl lrowl He liasnlt done anytliing to lmurn up tlie fairways yet tliis spring l'Jut lias laeen ilie main factor in drying tliem out. IEVELYN SEE uEvie XVe clonlt expect Evelyn will ever go to use-en lwut if slle does slie'll liave plenty ol USteveH-a- dores to lrclp lrer witlr tlre lueavy luggage. P, S. Evieis a wlriz at lxusiness sulwjects. ELIZABETH SCHENCK ifgethfl Came tlie Senior play and no one to ine sweet and innocent in tlie part ol Jackie. Tlxen Wir. Edclington liad a brainstorm. Betll Sclienclil Tlwe rest is luis- tory. ln addition, Betll llas dis- pensed candy, popcorn and Sen- ior Ball rommittecs witli tlie proper amount oi decorum. JENNIE SHUBA Ulennien .lennic-'s pleasant smile lor everyone lias made lier well - liliecl in B-ville. Slie's very con- scientious aliout lier stucli.-s lisn't slre unusual?l and lwer dc-termination to do wliat slie linows is rigllt malies Us all acl- mire and respect lier.

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Jlfle'-5-0-W uf ! J J Page Twenty-four Girls Boys Peggy Middiemore prettiest - Hanclsomest James Perkins Lois Heal lwost Popular Richard Glass Lois Heal Best Personality James Haiiigan Ellen Davis Marian Emerson Shirley Boyvley Lois Heal Marian Emerson Etta Mae La Garry Rosemary Sinnett Shirley Bovvley June Timmins Marian Emerson Anna Mae lvlorehons Anna lwiae lVlorehous Rosemary Sinnett Rosemary Sinnett Betty Northrop Peggy Middlemore Evelyn See Lois Heal Evelyn See Mary Jane Davvley Peggy Mioldlemore Peggy Middlemore Niarv Di Toro Most Original Wittiest Laziest Best Natured Sense of Humor Best D onoe r Most Stuclious Talks most, Says least Talks least, Says most Best Apple Polisher Most Reliable Nlost Respected Done Most for the School Most Likely to Su ooee cl Best Dressed Best Figure Hair Eyes Complexion Smile Profile Glamour Oomph! Robert Green Bill Kerwoool ixflaysei Markham James Halligan Bill Kerwoool James Hayes Teal Kane Barton Nesolall Robert Hewitt Robert Stevens Ovid Vvhite Ted Kane Teal Kane Teol Kane James Hayes Robert Stevens James Perkins Burton Green Warren Richardson James Halligan James Perkins James Perkins Roloert Stevens