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

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Dorothy McIntyre: Dot —This big eyed senior is the type that stays in the background, working like a beaver on any task, which is usually for the benefit of someone else. She'd be cheerful in the face of cfny- thing at all. Activities: Chorus 2, Journalism 3, Volleyball. Donald Medve: Stoop —The crowd's up on its feet—there's the shot—it's in. Being one of the mainstays of our basket- ball team, Stoop has won a name for himself not only in B-ville, but throughout the county also. Activities: Safety Patrol, Scouting, Interclass Bas- ketball, J.V. Basketball, Var- sity Basketball 2, Junior Play, Junior Prize Speaking, Senior Prize Speaking 2. Lillian Melvin: Lilly —Here's another of our seniors who really has that class spirit. Miss Winchell gives a big cheer whenever she finds a hard worker like Lillian. It's too bad she can't inject that spirit into the rest of our class. Activities: Volleyball, 4 - H Club 6. Frances Mohat: Fran —What evil lurks in the mind of Franny—sometimes we won- der if she stops working long enough to think thoughts. If she starts on a job, she will be sure to finish it in short order. Activities: Journalism, Volleyball 3. Basketball 3, Softball 3, Bowling, Commu- nity Council. Future Home- makers of America. Agnes Merriam: Agnes — What can we say? Agnes' lilt- ing laughter brightens up 105-7 like a bright beam of sunshine. If you're deaf, but not blind, you are still cheered by her presence and brilliant smile. Activities: Student Coun- cil, Chorus, Red Cross, Classi- cal Club, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Bowling, Junior Prize Speaking. John Montague: Jack — What's that you say. Jack— she did what?—no kidding! Oh, yea. Jack doesn't miss a thing with the girls—pardon me, girl. He's also one of the snappiest second basemen to come out of B-ville. Activi- ties: Hi-Y 3, Student Council, Chorus, Athletic Association, Scouting 2, Interclass Basket- ball 2, J.V. Basketball 2, Var- sity Football, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball. Lorraine Nlver: Rainie —Our school should have a debat- ing team. Rainie is one of the best persuaders our school has ever seen. It's nice to have those few who can set their minds on one thing and stick to it. Activities: Chorus 3, Triangles 4, Journalism 2, Vol- leyball, Basketball. Mary O'Brien: O.B. —Mary, don't you ever stop talking! Come now. Miss Winchell, you know the class wouldn't be the same if Mary ever stopped. She may be small, but she sure can handle those play parts. Activities: Chorus 3, Red Cross. Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball. Bowling, Junior Play, Senior Play, Future Homemakers of America, So- dality.

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Richard Kollenkark: Kossy”— Although Kossy may seem quiet at times, he can really make things roar on that grid- iron. Being one of the hardest workers on the football team, he deserves a lot of credit for his job well done. Activities: Hi-Y 2, Student Council, Ath- letic Association 2, Art Club, Scouting 2, Barnyard Basket- ball, Interclass Basketball 2, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Foot- ball 2, Bowling, Junior Play. Milton Kramer: 'Milt '—Here's another senior who won't let things get slowed down. Milt is always around with his helpful suggestions, to keep a class meeting moving in one direction or another. Ac- tivities: Chorus, Varsity Foot- ball 2, Bowling. Janice Listen Janice” — Way back in our junior days, Janice was Mrs. VanDerveer's fun- maker. Wonder what that Bel- gium bus must have been like for four years. It's just impos- sible to keep a spirit like that quiet. It just ain't done. Reita Mandigo: Reita”—Hav- ing served one term as TYi- angle queen. Reita has al- ready made a name for herself in B-ville. She is also one of the class pianists, hav- ing served for a year as accompanist for the senior chorus. Activities: Tri-Y 2, Stu- dent Council, Band 2, Chorus 4, Triangles 4. Journalism 2, Volleyball 3, Basketball 3. Ann McCarthy: Ann — Ann is another of our representa- tives with the cheerleaders. I'll bet there're lots of schools that wish they had some of our (wow) cheerleaders. Say, Ann, how about a little snow on that hill up there so we can ski? Activities: Sub Debs 3, Chorus 3, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 4, Softball 3, Cheer- ieading. Bowling, Junior Play, Senior Play, Junior Prize Speaking. Mary Luke: Mary”—This lus- scious lass hails from Plain- ville. With a figure that would make a statue take notice, she's the owner of one of the best brains in the school. On top of this (The Brain) is a crown of luxuriant brown hair. Awoooooo! Activities: Student Council 2, Chorus, Red Cross 2, French Club 2, Lyre Staff, Journalism 2, Volleyball 3, Basketball 3. Mary Lou McCulloch: Mary Lou —Does anybody want to buy a pencil? Mary Lou is still wondering how we are going to sell those last five hundred pencils. Don't let anyone tell you anything different, it's quite a job to find places for that endless supply. Activi- ties: Chorus, Classical Club, Triangles, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Softball, Bowling, Junior Prize Speaking. Shirley McDermott: Shirley —Where did that laugh come from? Just Shirley amusing Mr. Evans with one of her con- tinuous jokes that can last all period. Shirley has that know- how to keep any class in an uproar. Activities: Red Cross 2. Classical Club, Journalism, Volleyball 2, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play.

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lames Paige: Jim —Coming to us from Liverpool. Jim has quite a reunion when we have a game with his old home town. How can he get such good marks in physics when he spends most of the period doing intermediate algebra? The eighth wonder of the world. Activities: Student Coun- cil, Band, Chorus, Key Club, Scouting 5, J.V. Basketball 3, Varsity Football 3, J.V. Base- ball 2. Daniel Peck: D.G.”—Need a sparkle on a dark day? D.G. can make you forget your troubles in nothing flat. Some- how he manages to keep that hair of his in place on the windiest days, and even after coming over the north pole of B'ville — the river bridge, of course. Patricia Ryding: Pat —After a hard morning in school, what is it that cheers you up at noon? It's Pat's cheerful words and a happy smile, as she takes your money for your lunch while you're not look- ing. Good trick if you can do it. Activities: Chorus 4. Kenneth Osmond: Oggie — The fisherman and hunter of the class is he. What was that you shot yesterday? A cat. Oh well, that's one less for us to worry about. Prac- tically any time in the summer you may see Oggie with a string of fish that would choke a horse. Activities: Classical Club, Interclass Basketball. Paul Pacelli: Babe — They call Paul the toughest football lineman in Onondaga County. Just ask some of those fellows who had to play against him for half a game—no one can last over that long. He also has his hands full as Vice- President of the Student Coun- cil. Activities: Hi-Y, Student Council. Chorus, Interclass Basketball, Varsity Football, Community Council. Lawience Peterson: Larry — Coming to us from Jordan, Larry has made a name for himself as the quiet worker of Room 2. Even though he has only been here a short time, he has shown his abilities already. Robert Reigle: Bob —In the Junior Play this scholarly gent, with an eye for humor, be- came a vicious bank robber. He also directed one of the dramatics class' plays, with great success. Activities: Jun- ior Play. Senior Play. Classical Club, Journalism 2. June Rode: June —Although a hard working member of the Lyre staff, this laughing lassie has found time to engage out- standingly in sports. Along with the rest of her work, she has a personality that can make you happy all day long. Activities: Chorus, Lyre Staff, Journalism, Volleyball 4, Bas- ketball 4, Softball 2, Bowling, Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 2. 4-H Club 6.