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

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THOMAS DORIS Now T. D. is about the biggest fellow in school and certainly gave our opponents something to worry about in football. Then, of course, there's a certain flame in h i s life named Sandy. Be- lieve you me, this guy certainly gets around. Rod is a short jolly kid, and a good friend of Rochester's own little Miss Hosenfeld. Rod is seen tearing around in his red truck all the time and is a farmer at heart. RODERICK DOW MILDRED DUNHAM JOHN ECKER All the good things you could say about anybody, rolled up in one pack- age; that's Millie. With enough oomph and wit for ten people, she keeps her classes in stitches. Ever seen flying eye- brows? If not, you haven't seen Mary. This gal can twist her face into the funniest express- ions and keep a class in stitches for the entire period. She's a swell girl to know and will be missed next year. Hold that line! Weil, Jack certainly must have because he was the Her- ald Journal's choice for all-county s t a r d om. I hear Jack gives Mr. Egan quite a time, and did you know Jack his thumb this year? How did you say you did that, Jack? Janet came to us in her Junior year, and it cer- tainly was a gain for the school, as she is a good and eager worker. Don't worry about a dull time when Jan's a round be- cause she will certainly liven things up. MARY FAULER JANET FORD JANE GLEASON Jane is our cutest gal and has a smile that would win over anyone in a second. She's been a bright spot on the cheer leading squad and is a veteran of four years. Her ready laugh and sparkling gaiety makes her tops on Basil's list. Lester hasn't got much to say, he just plugs a- long and doesn't bother anyone. Although we don’t hear much from him, we’re glad to have him in the class. LESTER GROME

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Say, can this guy play tennis I He received the tennis cup last year and was the captain of our team. You can usually find Eddie after school peddling his papers over on the South Side. This guy really gets a- round, too. EDWIN CARTER Will the Class of ’51 please come to order? Yes, Shirl was chosen president of our class and she did one swell job. She is a Sub-Deb- ber and also abright spot on the cheerleading squad. This gal really gets around. SHIRLEY COLEMAN MARTHA DACK PATRICIA DACK Marty is one of our quieter gals. She is one of Miss Kinney’s pro- mising secretaries and a lot of fun. Good luck, Marty. This neat, pretty senior can be found in Mrs. Webb's homeroom. She is quiet and reserved, but Anne has a quick sense of humor and a captivating charm. She is well liked and respect- ed and will be missed greatly next year. The local movie gives added attraction to those attending when they pay their admission, for in the booth sits charming Pat, ready with a ticket and a smile to all who come her way. We’ll bet she drums up a lot of business for Paul V i r - ginia and it’s easy enough to see why. They say silence is gol- den, but you can't prove it by me, you’ll have to ask Don. A country boy, Don works hard in h i s studies, which few do. We’re glad to have you with us, Don. KATHERINE DELANEY DONALD DELMARTER ROSE DE LOFF Rose is one of our more reserved gals except when she is with her pal, Lauretta, then the fire- works start. She is one of our most likeable seniors and sure is lots of fun. MIRIAM DE LYNE What can we say about Mimi? 'twould take a book to tell all. If you’re ever blue though go to 41 Syracuse St., Mi mi will laugh you out of your bad mood in a jif f y . She’s a grand gal and a good cheerleader, too.

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This gal has more nick- names than anyone could imagine, and they all seem to originate from the same person. She is the girl athlete of the class and school drum majorette. There isn’t anything that Shirl does- n’t shine in, is there Perk? SHIRLEY GROUP Betty certainly gives Miss Kinney quite a time in Secretarial Practice and vice-versa. Her witty remarks leave you in stitches when you’re in your bluest mood. It must be nice to have close neighbors huh, Betty? BETTY GUSTKE LORRAINE HANEY CLARA HAY This gal hails fromBel- gium and can usually be found running the switch- board in the office. She keeps herself busy do- ing what she can to help other people, and be- lieve me, that's what counts. That giggle of Jean’s would set anyone in stit- ches and those eyes well, no one can say anything against them. Jean is another one of Miss Kinney’s promising pro- tege's and she writes faithfully to a certain guy in the Air Force. Good Luck, Jean. JEAN HEARNE MARCIA HERRING T-E-A-M Yea Team. That’s Clara cheering for her Alma-Mater and believe me, I don’t know what they’ll do without her vim, vigor and vital- ity. Clara is our prett- iest senior and quite a active in 4-H work. In fact, last year aNew York expert chose her the best 4-H model in Onondage County. There's more but I'm running out of space. Narry a word from this quiet lassie. If you were blind you would never know Marcia was around; but they say that silence is golden. Marcia has lots of personality and is a grand gal. LAURETTA HESS If you're looking for a good time see Miss Hess. She is full of life and charm and hails from Phoenix. She has a ready sense of humor and is partial to the boys (or should I say boy) from Warners. BEVERLY HOLLENBECK No wonder the Seniors sell so much candy! Bev's looks and perso- nality do wonders for the candy business, and at- tract all who come her way.