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

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41. LORIN D. MARLIN 46. JOYCE PACELLI Before you step off the curb, look both ways for Lorin and his Pontiac. He’s probably on his way to go trout fishing, but there ain’t no flies on him! Activities: De Molay. 42. BARBARA McARDELL Why “Granny” what big eyes you have! Pity the fel- low who falls under their spell!! Activities: Volleyball, Bas- ketball, Chorus, Glee Club, Sodality. 43. MARGARET mcdermott She who laughs last laughs best. Peggy always laughs so it looks as though she’ll always come out on top. Activities: Classical Club, French Club, Journalism, Tri- Y, Lyre Staff, Vice President of Senior Class. 44. DORIS MEAKER Feel that hand on your shoulder? That’s Doris, she wants you to buy a ticket. Her persuasive power is high! Activities: Basketball 4. Chorus 4, Journalism 1, Bowl- ing 2, Ticketseller 4. 45. PAUL S. NAUMANN Watch out for his tongue! It may be forked, but I never looked to see. Activities: Senior Play, Junior Play, Chorus, Jour- nalism, Golf, Prize Speaking, Poker Club. Joyce is the star girls basketeer! Coach G. tried to sign her up for the Var- sity team, but she said no. Activities: Basketball, Vol- leyball, Journalism, Band, Tri-Y, Sigma-Phi-Rho. Sub Debs, Chorus, Junior Chorus, Chairman of Senior Canteen Committee. 47. MARY CAROL PEDERSON So neat, so sweet, so in- discreet ! That’s Mary. 1 think she owns a gum fac- tory ! Activities: Chorus, Sub Debs, Cheerleader, Basket- ball. 48. PAUL REEVES An ardent Scout—he is also a good one. (Scout, that is.) Activities: Band 4, Cho- rus 2, Football 2, Explorer Scouts. 49. ROSALIE REEVES She shrieked and groaned her way through the Junior play but she soared through high school with flying col- ors! Activities: Basketball. Vol- leyball, Student Council, Cheerleader, Band, Chorus, Triangles, Classical Club, Glee Club, Junior Play, Se- nior Play. 50. ROSALYN REEVES Need an executive? Call on Rosalyn, she'll fix every- thing! Activities: Chorus, Glee Club, Band, Basketball, Vol- leyball, Classical Club, Jour- nalism, Dance Band, Senior Play. 17

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«fe‘ 31. JAMES HAYDON Jimmy is our most popular Senior and has kept us laughing, for one reason or another, all through school. Activities: Hi-Y, Journal- ism, Basketball, Senior Play, Lyre Staff. 32. JUNE HOWARD June is artistic! Perhaps someday girls will he read- ing ‘Howard’s Bazaar.” Activities: Basketball, Vol- leyball, Bowling, Softball, Triangles, Cheerleading, Cho- rus, Archery. 33. HELEN HULBERT Good things come in small packages, and this is not the exception that proves the rule. Activities: Junior Chorus, Commercial Club, Girl’s League, Journalism, Bowling. Triangles. 34. BETTY HUVELDT Here, there, and every- where. Gadfly and Scatter- brain—the school will miss you and so will we. Activities: Chorus 3, Bas- ketball, Volleyball. 35. MARY ALICE JOHNSON Mary is so busy running the local Bijou, she doesn't have much time for school activity. Her cheery smile has lured many a person to the popcorn booth. Activities: F. H. A. 16 36. ELEANOR KAYE A supporter of Journalism, Ellie could always be counted on in a squeeze!!! Activities: Chorus, Band, Journalism. 37. BARBARA KEEFER Barbara gets the vote for Miss Efficiency of 1948 for a splendid job running the office on Student Day. Activities: Chorus, Prize Speaking, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Student Council. 38. EDWARD KRATZER Girls! Look at that curly hair! Wouldn't you like to run your fingers through it? I’ll bet some teachers would like to get ahold if it, too. Activities: Junior Varsity Basketball, Interclass Basket- ball. Barnyard Basketball, De Molay. 39. BARBARA LaPOINT Barbara doesn’t say much, but with that smile she doesn’t have to, enquote! Activities: Journalism, Cho- rus 2, Basketball 4, Volley- ball 4. 40. BETTY LUKE You never know when Bet- ty is around. She never says anything. Maybe it’s because she never gets a chance. Activities: Band 4, Clas- sical Club, Dance Band 1, Volleyball 1, Basketball 1, Bowling 1.

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51. MARY REGAN 56. CATHERINE RYAN What can wc say about Mary except that the class wouldn’t be the same without her? 1 52. SHIRLEY RIDALL Hold that line! Block that kick! Rreak that back! Shirley is a cheerleader. Activities: C heerleader, Bowling. Volleyball, Basket- ball, Triangles, Archery, Cho- rus. 53. GORDON RODE What do we hear from the sophomore girls? “Gordon, Gordon, rah! rah! rah!” Activities: Barnyard Bas- ketball, Interclass Basketball, Red (boss, 4-H. 54. CORINNE KOSTI Guiding light of “School Daze,” she put this Lyre through its paces. Activities: Band, Lyre Staff, Journalism, 4-H, School Reporter. 55. JACK RUSS Be it basketball court or dance floor. Jack cuts a mean caper. He always has a bright word for the girls, too! Activities: Chorus, Band, Jay-Vee Basketball, Dance Band, Varsity Baseball. r i Sr Catherine is one of our quieter Seniors (there are a few), but that leaves more time for her to be one of the most active Seniors. Activities: Basketball, Bowling, Volleyball, F. H. A., Art Club, Chorus. 57. MARY SARTWELL Mary is from Belgium. Need we say more? She’s quiet, too. in school! Activities: F. II. A., Cho- rus, Baseball, Art Club. 58. EVELYN SEA RLE “Evelyn! take that gum out of your mouth!” She giggles, smiles, laughs, and appears to be happy all day- long. Activities: Volleyball 3, basketball 3, F. H. A.. Band 2, Chorus 3. 57. FREIDA SMITH Freida is small, she speaks softly, but flashes a smile twice as large as herself. Activities: Chorus, Volley- ball, Bowling, F. H. A. 60. LYNDON SNOW “Snowball” is the Star Center on the football team. He may also be seen in the line-up at the Cozy Corner. Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Interclass, Baseball, Red Cross.