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

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ROBERT WILSON OE OE is our wonder-boy. We wonder why he sifs ouf of sighf in English class, we wonder why he furns up af odd fimes in sfudy hall, buf. all in all. we iusf wonder! OE has played J.V. baskefball 2 years. lhe second of which hel was fha +eam's capfain. He also was a valuable assel fo fhe foofball 'ream in spife of his appareni' laziness. ANN ZAHN Annie Whaf Do You Do in fhe lnfan'lry7 Everyfhing from A fo Z, Annie has a lol' of 'rerrifory fo cover. Full of fun, Ann was kepf busy on various senior commiffees, Tri-Y, girls' baskefball 2 years. and vice presidenf of our junior class. Speaking of covering a lol' of Ierrifory, Soufh Carolina is rafher a long way from B'Ville. buf fhen-? ROY WALKER Roy I danced wifh fhe Dolly E'en fhough he makes his fardy enfrance info I07 every morning quife noisily. he's quife fhe opposife on The dance floor for he was vofed besf dancer by his fellow seniors. During his four years of high school, he has played baskefball and baseball. llc w:.s one of fhe oufsfanding players in each of fhese sporfs and if has reclly been swell having him in fhe class. BROOKS WEST Wed Our assisfanf sporfs edifor of fhe Lyre, we find Brooks an acfive parficipanf in baslcefball. The Hi-Y couldn'f gef along wifhouf him fo say nofhing of English 4 and Mr. Eddingfon. Wi+h a knack for presenfing his own ideas, we find Brooks slafed as mos? likely fo succeed. ls fhere any doubf abouf if? KENNETH WOODRUFF Snipe Snipe was our no. I Plainviller for fhe firsl' half year, alfhough he didn'f spend much fime fhere. He graduafed in January fo enfer 'rhe Navy. He was one of our fopnofch magazine sellers and played on bofh fhe baseball and baskeiball feams. Our loss is a gain io fhe Navy. WILLIAM GOODMAN Bill Alfhough Bill leff before fhe close of school for a prep school in Massachuseffs, we feel fhaf he has a place in our graduafing class. From fhe kindergarfen fo January I944, Bill has faken an acfive inferesf in whaf goes on wifh fhe class of '44. Bill played baskefball and was also inferesfed in iournalism. He was fhe fellow who had fhe snazzy clofhes and 'rook fhe gang around in fhe ford . Good luck fo you, Bill. We know you'll do O.K. whafever happens.

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94-5 The meeTing will now come To order! Once again a junior meeTing is underway wiTh Al l-lalligan presiding Tor his Third consecuTive year. As fresh- men, Alice Horner and Dick Walker capTurecl The Junior Prize Speaking awards. To obTain some en- ioymenT in Their sophomore year, The Social STudies IO classes organized, seTTing a Tee oT a penny a week Tor TuTure use. WiTh This small conTribuTion The liquid reTreshmenTs were purchased Tor Their ouTing aT The Harris camp. This year Tound The iuniors righT on Their Toes. WiTh Their own Cussy , They sponsored a bicycle hike aT Willow Bay. Again This well-organized group and The PoTaTo Picker's Prance Triumphed The close of The harvesTing sea- son. The juniors are well represenTed ThroughouT The various organizaTions. Tri-Y and Hi-Y plus Sub Debhs noTice The presence of The plucky juniors while The glee club, band, and iournalism club are losT when The aid of These sTudenTs is wiThdrawn. Thus wiTh The lasT sTreTch before Them, iT is noTed ThaT noT one of These TuTure grads is conTemplaTing Turning back. Audrey Ney Q xii f-'sf .J H5 f MRS. ELISE CUSSLER CLASS OFFICERS PresidenT .,,,,,,,,,,..,...................,c.c..,. Vice PresidenT SecreTa ry ............ ..... Treasurer .... MRS. Alfred Halligan Louise Lasher Carolyn Bowers ., Peggy Gallagher ELISE CUSSLER ,ef Aw