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

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i Clarissa Cooledge B.S., M.A. This is our science teacher . . . keeps goldfish . . . avid student of bacteria and na- ture study . . . even spent six weeks in Florida last year studying the flora and fauna. F. Birt Evans B.S., M.A. Our guidance counselor . . . sentinel of Room 2 . . . used to be quite athletic . . .gets a kick out of the Senior meetings . . . conservative. Paul Benedict M.A. Leader of centralization movement . . . teaches a psych class . . . very pop- ular with all . . . great chess player. Theodore Durgee M.A., B.S. Leader of Boy Scouts . . . crack math teacher. . . chief vice-p.esident in charge of the bioom squad. Joseph Guerrf.ra B.S., P.E. Boys' physical ed . . . coach . . . boys' health ... in other words, a busy teacher . . . also directs summer play- ground activities . . . coaches Saturday afternoon basket- ball, too. Mildred Hosenfeld A.B. She's been nicknamed Hos- ey . . . advises the Jour- nalism's baby, School Daze” . . . have you heard about Rochester? Richard Enders B.S. Our shop teacher . . . old Navy man . . . very well liked ... red hair . . . but no temper to go with it . . . graduate of Oswego State. Mae Goodfellow A.B. We've nicknamed her Goodie . . . ooh, that impish grin . . . loves to tease . . . Double or Noth- ing . . . puts funny faces on mistakes . . . Classical Club. 7

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Alex F. Jones, Jr., Pres. Emerson Tupper, Clerk Lyman Abbott Charles Carr Burton Frawley Raymond Lynch Edward McCabe Richard Perkins Frances Tappan William Totten taken good care o(Z° m eXtend 1 r'Sing V°‘e °f thanks t0 this’ our Board of Edu give them for their excellent End'll.yCa fS SchoQl ln8' and for this, we thank you. A great other jobs of your control, we thanlTyou. 0Ver'Cr0wded cond,tlons of our school. For this, and all the —Senior Class of 1949

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Mary Kinney B.S. A director of The Camp- bells Are Coming” (remem- ber???) . . . police chief’s daughter . . . teaches com- mercial subjects, too. Ora Kjnslow A.B. She’s got a nickname, too— OK” . . . freshman home- room teacher . . . says she can't make speeches . . . helped direct our Junior play. Frank Matthews B.S., M.A. Hi-Y advisor ... all those $64 words ... his little sermons for the day . . . we never have found out whether or not Archimedes finished his bath, Mr. Mat- thews ! Evelyn McNaughton B.S. Her nickname is Teach • • . and because of her, our cafeteria s not only making money, but is serving such stupendous meals, too!! . . . let s keep her here. Katherine Puffet B.S. Teaches health so realistic- ally that the twins fainted when she explained First Aid ... ask her about gall stones sometime ... full of wim, wigor and vitality” • • ■ l°ves gory tales . her pep talks made the Sen- ,0F girls’ volleyball team Corrine Ridley Homemaking Teacher B.S. left us in January to be- come a bride . . . founded the knitting club . . . All in all, a wonderful person. Marie McCrea R.N. Instigator and backer-uppf; of Red Cross chest ... all those noon dances ... a very understanding nurse . . . she’s our truant officer, and makes a mobilized at- tack, complete with staticci wagon! Blanche Pender She’s our other commercial teacher . . best naturd person you could meet... loves auctions—even bought a pair of gloves at one ... only thing is, her husband is in the Solvay school sys- tem—what a fate . . • front ranks of the Pender family are divided! 8