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

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194 AlThough now we are considered The babes oT The High School and are probably The youngesT and noisiesT class, we will make The grade and in Tour more years will be graduaTing ourselves. We are IOO sTrong and we can'T Tail even Though now we are The despair OT our Teachers and The worry of our parenTs. The Frosh boys were very acTive in sporTs This year wiTh John Henderson and Jaclc Cary showing abiliTy as baslceTeers. They were slow as a group, buT The lnTerclass Team managed To win some of The imporTanT games To add To Their score. We are well represenTed in The band Too. The freshman girls have Their own Glee Club and have proven Themselves Tops in Their line by Talcing parT in The Junior Prize Spealcing ConTesT. The oraTors oT The Treshman class held Their conTesT on March 27Th. There were Ten spealcers This year because The judges oT The eliminaTion conTesT were unable To choose The Tour besT boys ouT OT The six who volun- Teered. They included John Henderson, Jaclc Cary, KenneTh Kimball, RoberT Fuess, Richard McDernnoTT, and Thomas Mclvlahon. There were only Tour girls, however, and They are Janice AbboTT, Doris Com- sToclc, PaTricia SinneTT, and Rosemary Bucci. The Junior High Dance CommiTTee sponsored several successTul dances This year, probably The mosT de- lighTTul being The one held in January. The gym was decoraTed as a nighTclub called Club and colces and cookies were served aT The Tables sur- rounding The walls. The Treshrnan girls also Toolc an acTive parT in sporTs wiTh volley-ball Teams every Wednesday and ping-pong welcome To anyone during The Tree periods. We hope To conTinue as successTully ThroughouT The remainder oT our Tour years as we have been This year. Rosemary Bucci

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194-6 Take your seaf, please, Don! There goes The bell. New To The anTics of IO6 and The sophomore class is Miss Wyckoff, who finds ThaT she really has a iob on her hands. Mr. Cary, who is known To all as Prof aids in This Task of Taking charge of The unruly sophs and also The Task of Taking aTTendance. The sophs have chosen for Their class officers This year The following members: Presidenf . . . ,,,, . .. . .... Donald Foran Vice PresidenT . .. , ....... Marion Long Secrefary .. .....,.. Lorraine Glass Treasurer .,,,, ,.,,.,. , ,.,.,....., ...,.,......,.... M a rie Cole In a preview of Their freshman year we find The gallanT sophs busily enTerTaining The audiences aT The Junior High social acTiviTies. Everyone remem- bers The skiTs which Lorraine Glass or Swami as her Triends call her, composed wiTh The aid of KaTy Kinslow, Marion Long, Reggie l-lunfer. and Marie Cole To say nofhing of The fine performance of Clem from The counTry which Joan Sickler ren- dered. RepresenTing The class in The armed forces are Earl Dimon, a member of The C.A. P.C., and Ed Karker, a privafe in The U. S. Army. In The field of sporTs we again find numerous represenTaTives of The class of '46. Fred Thomas held a place on The J.V. baskefball Team while Bill Auyer made The VarsiTy squad. The girls also had a hand in The sporTs angle noT only in cheering buT in baskeTball. WiTh only Two years of The game, Vonny Russ has developed an excellenT posiTion for herself in bofh of These major acTiviTies. ln The Girls' lnframural League she Took TirsT place honors in scoring wifh a ToTal of 57 poinfs for The season. BeTsy Miller and Richard TurcoTTe Took The honors in Their freshman year in The annual prize speaking conTesT while The Sophs have made Themselves known Through The Chorus and Band. The nexT Two years are anTici- pafed by all as even more exciTing Than The firsT Two have been. Marie Cole and Regina T-TunTer

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Upon flue fields of friendly sfrife are sown flue seeds ffiaf upon oflwer fields, on oflier days will bear flie fruifs of viCf0ry. Gen. Douglas Macfxrfliur