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

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FREDERICK KELLY Fred Silence reigns—where ere he stands A studious lad, to us he's grand A wit with the books, a hit in his class The boy with a smile, for each lucky lass! Johnny JOHN KINSLOW Now here's a switch you must agree A more unusual laa you’ll never see Like a snail with arthritis, this boy May someday yet be a teacher's joy. CARLENE KNOWLES Carlene To our band she's meant a lot Style and rhythm she has got Inclined to be quiet, we agree Well liked by all she’ll always be. Dick RICHARD KOWALSKI For a top class athlete Our Dicky boy is hard to beat Bursting with vitality Forever a hit he’ll always be. MARY ELLEN LETTERMAN M.E.L. Clever and understanding is our gal Mel A bom leader and critic, she’ll always do well Her personality we want to stress And throughout her life wish the best of success. Lea LEATRICE LOBER Short and sweet, cute and petite Here’s a gal that’s hard to beat Original, clever and talented at art Leas always willing to do her part. 23

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RICHARD HUNTER Dick Sauntering merrily through the hall Dick has a smile for one and all Active in our school band If entertainment's needed, he's on hand. Norm NORMA JENKS Small and quiet we must say Her sense of humor's quite gay “Talks least, says most we’re all agreed We’re sure in life she will succeed. ROBERT JOHNSTON Bob Our handsomest boy, to us he is tops There's one thing he fears, the voice of the cops He drives a blue Ford which really reveals He’s only a hot rod on four screaming wheels. Dick RICHARD JONES Though silent we say To us he’s a charm With his reticent way And his manly strong arm. » SANDRA JONES Sandy A whiz in Chem class, she is tops This girl is smart, and never flops A real helj) to our Senior Class Our Sandy's always sure to pass. Jo JOANNE KEEFER Brunette hair and smiling face In Datient style she’s set the pace Studious and well liked by most Of her friendship we all boast. 22

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 DI i CAROL LORY Carol, who’s quite an athlete Will never hear the word defeat Taking her part in our school band All in all our Carol is grand Carol Peanut JOHN LUKINS He’ll never be known for unusual height His dry sense of humor is the base of his might A grand guy to know and smart as a whip John ranks high in good fellowship. CAROLE LUTZ Carole Though Carole is quiet she manages well In Home Ec. especially it’s easy to tell One of the nicest that we’ve met She surely is one we won’t forget. Ted THEODORE MALTBY When smiles are called for and it’s laughs you crave Look for Ted, your soul he’ll save A stalwart boy with plenty to spare He leaves the teachers pulling their Hair. i ROBERT MELVIN Bob Full of fun and nice to know On to success, he's sure to go Interested in farming, we’d like to say You’ll often find him loading hay. hnie JUNE MOORE This is one be-freckled lass Who disturbs the boys in our class As mischievous she reigns supreme Making up her own “one man team.” -L 24