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

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Bev’s our pretty little blondie and has oodles of charm and personality. Quite a bit wrapped up in one honey of a pack- age. She is full of fun and has a rare quality of leadership. Good luck to you B e v in anything you may do. BEVERLY HOUCK It's a bird - It’s a plane; no, it’s Bobby! That flash you just saw was Mr. Hourihan flying low! All in all Bob is a swell guy and can turn on that charm 24 hours a day. ROBERT HOURIHAN MARIE HULBERT RICHARD JOHNSON That laugh you just heard from the back of study hall was Marie’s. She’snot only full of fun, but she can sing and play the flute. Got a problem in Busi- ness Law? Then Laur- etta' s the gal to see. She’s a smart Miss and a tribute t o the Senior Class. I don't think she burns the midnight oil, she just does what comes nautrally. That smile of hers radiates to all and is a pleasant sight throughout the school halls. This intelligent lad has plenty of spark and per- sonality. Dick is one Senior we are sure will go far. You can thank your lucky stars that Joey is in our class because if it were not for her you might not be reading this book. She put the Lyre Staff through its paces and made us work. Joey’s a swell kid and deserves a lot of credit for a job well done. LAURETTA KEEFER JOANNA KIMBALL JEAN KING This girl comes from the Maple Road area. Mrs. Puffett can always be sure of a victory when Jean's on the team. She really is wonderful in sports. She’s modest and quiet, but has oodles of personality behind that sweet smile of hers. CHARLES KLASMIER Care for an argument? This boy loves to argue and can do a good job of it too. Always jolly, is Charlie, and every bit of him is full of fun.

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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.

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Nan is the prized, pint possession of the Senior Class. She’s a gay, ef- fervescent gal and has more energy than a per- son twice her size, and wow can that gal dance. NANCY KNOPE That sweet smile has won her many friends and Marion has b e e n a spirit at Tri-Y. Al- ways ready to volunteer for committees and glad to lend ahelping hand wherever needed. You’re one swell kid, Marion. MARION LANGWORTHY HERBERT LODDER SHIRLEY LOVELESS We expect Herby to take over the leadership of the Baldwinsville Boy Scouts some day. He is quite active at Woodland and has a personality that is sure to win him a lot of friends in what- ever he may do in future years Another of or.r quieter gals unless you get her laughing, and then you’ve got a problem on your hands. She is well known for her blush. If you haven’t seen Nan. One of our farm girls, she is an active 4-H member but one of our more quiet seniors. With his great sense of humor and witty re- marks, Bernie is one of the best liked members of the Class of ’51. He also is a ’’teacher's de- light” because he keeps up so well with his stud- ies. NANCY McARDELL BERNARD McGIVNEY MIRRIL McMULLEN DONALD M3NNOE Mirril is a quiet, studi- ous young man from Lys- ander. He is one of the few seniors who gets all of his work done. Al- though he is q u i e t, we know Mac” is here. When there is mischief in study hall you can al- ways depend on Don’s being there. That im- pish grin is enough to melt anybody’s heart, making him a very popu- lar lad.