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

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MELVA NAYLOR Melva Here’s a girl we know will succeed In every way, culture and creed Having been a good “Slick Chick” We know that she will always click. Tom THOMAS O’KEEFE Tom is our boy from that-a-way Is he well liked? Well I should say If worlds collide, there he’ll be On the Belgium bridge—just wait and see. DORIS PARKER Dory There’s Dory dashing down the hall On her way to girl’s basketball With red hair and freckles galore Plus a friendly smile, who could ask more? Helen HELEN PECK This tall girl is swell, we all know For modeling in some big style show She blushes madly whenever she smiles And her brightness shines for miles and miles. I VIRGINIA PECORE Ginny A cheerful face and friendly style Is characteristic with her smile Always willing to lend a hand We think Virginia is really grand Philly PHYLLIS PICKARD Philly’s the type that’s eager to please Alive, alert sne moves with the breeze Never a kill-joy, she really does rate That’s why we classify her as just great. 25

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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

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RICHARD PORT Max Inclined to be quiet and act rather shy This boy is really a regular guy One main ambition he wishes to keep “Go on to college and through each class sleep.” Bud WENDELL POWERS Easy going and free from worry Here’s one fella' you’ll not find in a hurry Active in sports, to him it’s a mystery How he ever made it through American History. KENNETH RAYMOND Ken A tall, lanky lad with wavy red hair How he borrows weeds—it just isn’t fair But on the gridiron he’s really a flash “Ever see him stumble through that ten yard dash?” Crash LEE ROTHCHILD Nonchalent, witty, carefree and gay All are assets to his winning way An outstanding leader in our Senior Class In all he does Lee is sure to pass. ANNE RYAN Anne Voted the best dancer in the class Anne's always sure to pass Her wit is sharp, her laughter keen For sense of humor, she’s the dean. Mm NANCY SALISBURY If there’s a riot in a class Present you’ll find this pert little lass Well liked, sincere and very sweet Our friendly Nan is really neat. 26