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

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DOROTHY NIVER Dot Angel in disguise This quiet little girl has found time during the four years to play basketball, work on the School Daze, and sing in the chorus. As if this weren't enough, she can be found constantly in the company of another of our etticient seniors. DOROTHY ROBERTS Dot Pride and prejudice Our most reliable Senior aided in writing the Class Phophecy for the Lyre, Her record as having done the most for the school is strength- ened by her work as president of Journalism Club and Treasurer of the Senior class. Besides all this, she still finds time for Glee Club and Triangles. Keep up the good work, Dot. CHARLES RIDALL Chuck ls it possible? Telegram! As a combination mes- senger boy and soda ierk in the local drugstore, Chuck sure does pretty well and there was nothing lacking when he took part in the Senior Variety Show, either. BETTY ROGERS Betty Betty Coed Betty has been rather quiet these past four years busily pursuing her studies. She has been ready and willing to support the class at any time. ln her leisure she acts as an usher in the local theater. MARY JEAN LOVELESS Mary Jean SSS-Boom! This little girl is our chemistry genius. Although she is very quiet, her efforts are sure appreciated in Chemistry Lab. Any unexpected ex- plosion coming from Room 201 can be traced to Mary Jean and her experiments. JANE MARTIN Janie Mystery lady No detention for Jane. Since she arrives on the bus every day, her standing excuse for tardiness leaves her no guilty conscience. ERNESTINE MARSHALL Tina Journey's end Being the only senior girl who can drive a car, she has solved many a transportation problem, and as assistant circulation manager for the Lyre, she sure gets around. Her athletic ability, also, came in handy on the sports team. AUDREY NEY Jeep Nay, nay, Audrey Audrey is accomplished in many arts. Her drawing ability was made use of by the Lyre, the class, and Journalism Club. In the Senior parade, her dancing technique was made note of and the Interclass Basketball games showed up her skill in sports. Yes, wherever art is needed, Audrey is there.

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DONALD KRATZER Don Clock watcher Thinking of engaging in farming? Just ask Don for any information you want on the subiect. His record in 4-H is enough recommendation for anyone. Don't flood the markets, Don. EDWARD LAWRENCE Ed Dear hunter This is our smart senior that grad- uated in January. He was a Danc- ing Darling in the Senior Variety Show. He was also chosen as the most athletic boy in the senior parade. As captain of the Varsity Basketball team and stout supporter of the Football team, one could rec- ognize that physique a mile away. LOUISE LASHER Weasel Fight, team, tight! This cute senior is the co-editor of our Lyre, was one of the moron sisters in the Variety Show, and keeps her speaking voice in trim by hlling the position of head cheer- leader. As if this weren't enough, she also boosts the class on lnter- class Basketball team. Keep up the good work. EVALDA LITTLE Queenie Little do we know Evalda sets a good example for our seniors by attending .church regularly, The Senior Chorus will miss a good alto upon graduation, and one would do well to observe her athletic technique. ALICE HORNER Alice She sends me Being a Horner, it is only natural that she should play the baritone horn in band. Her alto voice was a necessity in Glee Club, and as a member of the Lyre Staff, she was kept busy typing. She certainly knows how to type right. MARGARET KIMBER Pete Corn on the cob Between her duties on the Lyre Staff and her score of other inter- ests, Pete is kept very busy. When she wasn't wishing to get the School Daze printed on time, one could find her working on her corn production. That's a record crop, Pete. ERWIN HULBERT Erwin Anchors aweigh February found Erwin pulling up anchors and going a-weigh. While he was with us, he supported the seniors on their basketball team. Our loss-the Navy's gain. ELLA JANE KINGSLEY Ellie Of thee I sing The song bird of the Senior class has long been noted for her musical ability. The Senior Variety show ex- hibited her dramatic talent and noon hour finds her displaying abil- ity in basketball. Yes, Ellie is a girl of many arts. tang., 1 'A

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RICHARD WALKER Richie No strings on me Want to know how to cut a rug ? Just call on Richie. Our Fred Astaire is also noted for his lengthy line which manages to get him in and out of many scrapes. And not to be slighted is his ath- letic ability, which was very notice- able in the football and basketball games, also in swimming. ZOE Wl'llTE Zoe She keeps us posted Need a poster made? Zoe is your girl, for she has had plenty of ex- perience making them for the l.yre, Senior events, and Journalism Club. Girls' Interclass Basketball and Vol- leyball were also among her inter- ests. Her all-around good nature and ready smile has won her many friends these past four years. ELEANOR WELLER Ellie GoIdi-locks This pretty Senior hasn't been with us very long, but she hasn't failed to impress us with her golden locks. Although she never says much at class meetings, she is al- ways willing ta help with every- thing planned. WILLIAM WILBUR Claude Invitation to learning This reserved Senior has tended strictly to business these past tour years. His strict attention to school work has rewarded him with plenty of time to act as usher at the movies. DONALD SCHENCK Don Tall, blonde, and-welll All the girls want to know where you got that smo-o-th complexion, Don. Maybe it's because you come from the nice country every morn- ing. If so, more girls will move to Plainville. Get that gleam out of your eye! EARL VOORHEES Earl Look out, Truman! Although this senior hails from the country, he seems to get around quite a bit. Besides being master of ceremonies in our Variety Show, he is active on the Interclass Basket- ball team. The 4-H Club also holds his interest. Earl's ready humor is able to keep anvone merry and has given him many friends. BETTY TILLOTSON Betty Ain't misbehaving Betty is one of our quieter sen- iors who seems to have made very definite plans for the future. She will be remembered by everyone as an able supporter of our class. The best ot luck to you, Betty, in your career as housewife. KENNETH WALDRON Bone l love a parade The clown of our senior class has won many friends with his good- natured fun. His hobby is collecting blue ribbons for his horse, GoIdie. Always to be depended upon, Kenny will lend a hand wherever needed.