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

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WINDSOR ABBOTT Wabbit This friendly lad has won appraise Both in character and activities His bashful but his winning ways Lend to his many abilities. Ersky ERSKINE ALLER The “Mighty Mouse” of B Ville High Knows friends and fun galore And as he leaves we heave a sigh “There's Ersky, our gallant troubadour!” JOAN BORROW Shrimp She beams with vigor She glows with vim A likeable lass with many a friend Her popularity will never end. John JOHN BOWMAN Johnny's a pal to everyone Happy go lucky and full of fun Some think he’s shy but don’t be misled He’s quite a guy as we’ve already said. i I ROBERT BRESEE Bob Though not the biggest in physique His winning wav is quite unique One not to be forgotten easily He’ll pass through all quite “Bresee-ly.” Burk WILLIAM BURKHART Bill is entered in the race With all jallopies of disgrace His interests are in chemistry And also those addressed by “She.” 17

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 The class of ’52 has certainly had a lot of fun this year. We started che year off with our magazine sales in which Kay Severson was awarded an “Oscar” for selling the most magazines. Our next undertaking was the “Harvest Moon Ball” at which John Czerwinski and Vonnie Falardeau were crowned king and queen. We sold candy at sports events and also had several record dances. Everyone had a chance to do a little clowning when the seniors brought Cole’s super circus to town, an event which was very profitable both in fun and funds. The spring season saw us seniors just bubbling over with enthus- iasm and activity. We sponsored a scrap drive, faculty game, variety show and dance. Last, but not least, came our Senior Ball and gradua- tion. Our officers for the first semester were: President, John Lukins; Vice President, Yvonne Falardeau; Secretary, Mary Ellen Letterman; Treasure , Milton Weigand. Lee •Rothchild was our second semester president. With Miss Winchell as our class advisor, we really had a bang up year. 16

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 BRUCE CHAMBERLAIN Bruce This lad who towers over all Prefers track and boats to basketball His friendly smile is full of vim So go to Bruce when you feel dim. Jimmy JAMES CLARK Jimmy wants to do some farming And to us it's no't alarming Though he’ll never win a row He’ll do fine behind a plow. BEVERLY CURRIER Bev A wonderful girl is this gay lass The prophesizer of our class Having Drought many a laugh and many a grin To Bev we say, “You’ll always win.” . C. JOHN CZERWINSKI Football captain of the Crimson and White As everyone’s friend he’s been a delight With twinkling eyes and that flashing smile He’s one we’ll remember for a long, long while. LYLE DAVIS Lyle Lyle is our Harry James Who also has a way with dames Often seen leading the band To him we give a commending hand. Tessie THERESA DELANEY Cute and friendly, one good pal There’s no passing up this gal To her life is not a tease Through it she will pass with ease. 18