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

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This clever chap ought to be in television. He writes very imaginative compositions and has a marvelous sense of humor. If he tries hard he’ll be a second Milton Berle. Can we call you . ’’Uncle Ronnie ? RONALD NAUMANN Who said beauty and brains don’t mix? Laura certainly contradicts this statement. She de- serves every good word said about her, and is a good worker, too. LAURA NEWCOMB DANIEL O'BRIEN ROBERT PACIENCIA Danny is the singer in the class. He is known for his fine tenor voice and for playing the organ very well. WithoutDan- ny the Senior Chorus would not have such a strong men’s section. Girls! Girls! Girls! would love to capture Bernie but this cute blonde is remaining faithful to a certain gal from Belle Isle. Bernie is one of our all-round athletes and believe me he sure has a lot of ability. Crash! Bang! Boom! There goes Bob Charging down the halls again. His good looks and vibrant personality keep poor Miss Hosenfeld on the verge of a nervous breakdown. Ellie is one of our very quiet seniors. (There are a few you know?) Her wonderful personal- ity and disposition make up for her quietness. BERNARD PAIGE ELEANOR PARKER CHARLES PATCHETT Well kids, you haven’t seen a real smile till you’ve seen this fellows engaging grin. You can see Charles now and then driving a nice new car to school. Chuck is someone to have a lot of fun with and he also has an entertaining wit. LE ROY PATCHETT LeRoy is one of the quieter Seniors. He is a lot of fun though. He is a hard worker and hails from the country.

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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.

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RICHARD PERKINS Be it football, basket- ball or baseball Perk is a star all the way. Last year’s best all-round athlete and captain of the Post-Standard all- county football team this year. Some record, huh? His numerous trips to Lysander and that blushing smile are due to a cute little blonde, I’m told. Pick sure leaves Mrs. Webb in a frenzy now and then but I don’t think she minds. Nice hav- ing you with us Pick. JAMES PICKARD MARIANNA PRESTON THERESA DEGAN If you ever happen to stop in the c a f e t e r i a, you are sure to find cheerful Marianna Pres- ton. She is very friend- ly and is one of our in- telligent students. Rah! Fight! Joyce is spurring her team to vicotry. This cute sen- ior is head cheerleader this year and has been on the squad since she was a freshman. Congratu- lations to her for the great job she has done as leader of the cheering squad. I’m sure Jack will agree with us that she’s a .great little gal. This little carrot top can be seen sitting in Mrs. Webb's homeroom each day. She’s a quiet little gal but has a plea- sant smile for all, plus a pleasing personality. Chuck is one of our several Lysanderites, and is well-known and liked by everybody. Suc- cessfully vice-pres. of the Student Council this year, Chuck has made quite a name for himself. JOYCE RIDALL CHARLES ROGERS JOHN SINNETT This witty lad can keep you chuckling for hours. He’s a hard worker and did a great job of lead- ing the Class of '51 dur- ing the two trying years when we were Sopho- mores and Juniors. As business manager for the Lyre he’s no slouch either. ARTHUR SOCHIA Art is another quiet senior and just works along by himself. He is a good kid and gets a- long fine with everyone. Alfa