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

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BARBARA MEAKER Red Red hair and freckles, cute and full of life. She has served faithfully on several committees including the pencil committee which raised the level of our treasury. Barb plays the clari- net, plays on the senior girls' volleyball team, and is assistant personal editor of the Lyre. FREDERICA MONTAGUE nPe'e1l To tell about her would fill three volumes. She's short, cute and full of pep. Here are some of the activities in which Pete has taken part: Sub Debs, Tri- angles, Glee Club, Orchestra, girls' basketball, Mariner Scouts and Cheerleading. She ought to make a wonderful gym teacher. PAUL O'BRlEN O.B. O.B. is that dark good-look- ing fellow around B.H.S. who you are sure to see when he is in school. But most frequently he is seen in his merry auto- mobile. l fwfmffg-if ZORA MELOLING Zora Another quiet senior lsay? haven't we a lot of thesell She plays on the senior girls' volley- ball team and she can put a good fight for us seniors, too! She loves to embroider and is clever with a drawing pencil. GEORGE O'BRlEN O.B. Tall and good looking George plays the trumpet and sings in the Glee Club. He was vice- president of both the senior class and of the Hi-Y. O.B. is a star on our football, basketball and hockey teams. For enjoy- ment and recreation, he choses swimming. r Wfffffffwfw BRUCE PEDERSON Pete Here is one of our junior class presidents. One of the best known seniors, Pete plays on our varsity basketball team and is a Sea Scout. He hopes to join the Merchant Marine after gradua- tion. GEORGE POWELL Junior Junior was voted Vice-Presi- dent of the senior class for the second term. He plays basket- ball, softball and spends o great amount of time swimming in the summer. George belongs to the Sea Scouts and also the Boy Scouts. He intends to join the Navy next fall. GEORGIAN NA PATCHETT llpoell Georgianna is one of the 'jol- liest' girls in B.H.S. Small and dark she plays the accordion, sings in the Glee Club, was Co- Editor of Crimson and White, and President of the Senior Girl Scouts in Lysander. A f ,fj X, o-1, ,c4.4,..fa-ce,-li! ggff,-ILZV' RANDALL Pimurs Soupy Though he driveth you mad with his devilish tricks, what is there about him that changes all this? Yes, thal's Soupy all over. He's one of those charac- ters that are unpredictable but likeable. Soupy likes Math and can swing a mean bat on the baseball diamond. JAMES F. REEVES, Jr. Jimmy l love the life I lead. He was the Editor-in-chief of the Crimson and White, and now is Sports Editor of the Academy Mess. He plays on our senior interclass basketball team, and in the barnyard league. College is his post-graduate hope. l GV Y-N1-,.'k- ,tl LLJCLLQXK

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LEONARD JENNE Jenny Whistle while you work! And that's just what he does. Jenny is an airplane enthusiast and spends most of his time coliecting pictures of airplanes. He plays hockey and baseball and has dreams of being an aeronautical engineer. 52Qcfn,afu0g7lZW1effvQ' ESTEL KALAR EsteI Another one of our redheads, Estel belongs to the Kappa The- ta Rho. She keeps fit by hiking, bowling, and bicycling. Her fav- orite pastimes are sewing and carpentry. We wonder if she makes all of those peat clothes. :pf MAMA'- JOHN KLASMIER Buck He hath the power to make one laugh. The gas rationing has slowed up his car trading so he spends his spare time doing everything but homework. He's president of Hi-Y and he sings in the Glee Club. He'll be work- ing for his Uncle Sam after he graduates. RICHARD H ILL Dick Dick, one of those quiet sen- iors you don't hear much about. He has done outstanding work on several senior committees and was a student of the danc- ing class. From his height of six feet he looked down on most of us seniors. ALBERTA HUDSON Bert Bert should be a good house- keeper after taking home ec. for four years from Mrs. Mc- Naughton. She is the first girl who was able to make the verti- cal hang in the senior physical fitness class. VIRGINIA HOLLAND Ginny Ginny can usually be seen around the office typing her head off or turning out those history outlines while at noon dancing she amazes us all with her clever jitterbug routines. Ginny was cheerleader last year, she sings in the Glee Club, and isflichifiingii the Kiangles. PAUL HUNTINGTON Tiny Many wonder how Paul got the name, Tiny lHe's any- thing but tiny!! He plays bas- ketball, baseball, and football, and loves to sleep. Paul is plan- ning on entering Cornell, that is if the army doesn't hit him first. W like ALFRED JOHNSON Johnny Tall, blonde and quiet, John- ny belongs to the orchestra, Journalism and Sea Scouts. He plays hockey and interclass bas- ketball. Even with all these ac- tivities Johnny is outstanding in all his studies and finds time to hunt. He will enter college in the summer. CAROLYN KING Mae Mae is the gal with the knack for arguing. She can also tickle the ivories and frequently pops out in one of those new sweat- ers that she knits. We're all sure that Mae will fulfill her one ambition of being a nurse. HELEN KRAMER Peggy Here is a living answer to the question ls there such a thing as a quiet woman? Yes, in- deed, Helen is undoubtedly a blessing to mankind. Imagine being able to talk with a wom- an. Peggy saves her wind for the clarinet and belongs to the Kappa Theta Rho, She qlgo bowls and plays volleyball. QQZL, ffeoai-nv!!

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RAYMOND VICTORY Umpic One of the more respected and quieter seniors, Umpie is a star in history and more than masters the rest af his subjects. He plays on our senior interclass basketball team, on the barn- yard league, and last year was on the hockey team. I l ...ff'f MARJORIE LOIS WARD I llmdgell Few girls enjoy hunting and target shooting and Mudge is one of those few. She sings in the chorus and plays the saxa- phone. She is secretary of the Senior Class, secretary of the 4 H Club and hopes to secure a position doing secretarial work when school lets out. ARLENE WHORRALL Arlene We're proud to say that Ar- lene is our prettiest senior and she is worthy of such honor. She plays the clarinet, sings in the Glee Club, belongs to Sub Debs, and plays basketball. Arlene will make some boss a model secretary. CHESTER WARNER Chet For only being here two years Chet sure has progressed on the social list. Our own Robert Tay- lor, with a New England accent. He's a star on our baseball, football, and basketball teams, and a member ofthe Hi-Y. How is that for progress? JANUARY GRADUATES Gone but not forgotten. This part of the book would not be complete without the men- tion of our three January Grad- uates: Donald Gates, who was noted for his flame-red hair, wit and cars. Alice Loveless, who will be remembered for her lovely com- plexion and self-control. Barton Nesdell, who could never be forgotten, if you know what I mean. MILDRED RHODE Millie Another quiet girl is Millie. Although she is quiet she has an amazing sense of humor and is full of eagerness. She likes to cook lthere you ore, menll and swim and play volleyball. Her P0Sf-graduate plans are going to Business School. HAROLD TUCKER Tuck Tuck sure hit B'ville with o bang and has been going ever since. He's a second Gilder- sleeve and for being here only two years he has done well in making himself known especial- ly with the seniors. 'W J im...j.-...-e- ,QLD l ' ,L LESLIE RURY Hurry' Here is the second president of our junior class and vice president of the Journalism Club. He plays on our football and basketball reams and is Co- Editor of the Lyre. Besides puz- zling Mr. Eddington he plays in the orchestra and hopes to go to West Point. PAlgD3:i:1qnvZs?,h Pee Wee' Sleep is an excitement-hat- er. Where there is excitement there is not PeeWee. He is a member of the Hi-Y and one of Miss Doran's prize French Ill students. Reuffwvfv-dl 'Ulrfjtrwj GENE WALDRON Genie Life is a song and I am the melody floating from key to key. This cute, blonde is an enthusiastic jitter-bug. S h e comes from Lysander on the bus every day and after graduation she is going to work. THE ' JANUARY GRADUATES Gone but not forgotten.