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

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KATHRYN SEVERSON Kay Everyone knows this quiet little lass Was proved best Salesman of our Senior Class Tho with horses Kay’s a mastermind As a master librarian she’s more inclined. Harry HARRIET SHABAN Harry’s one of our Senior girls Who'll never shirk her duties With glowing eyes and teeth like pearls She’s one of our dark haired cuties. DIANE STATEN Dinny Skill in dramatics, has this gal To many of us a bosom pal A prospective secretary she does rate And in her job is really great. Dot DOROTHY SUPPES Bubbling laughter, curly hair Quiet manner, works with care All describe our little Dot With personality really ‘hot.” CAROL TETRAULT Carol She doesn’t say much She’s not verv tall Our Carol’s been such A good friend to all. Fred FREDERICK TOBIN For entertainment anytime Look up Freddy and his pantomine A class cut-up—free from care His motto: “Nev-ah worry, anywhere!” 27

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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

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I EVELYN TRUAX Evie You must have seen this dark-haired lass Standing back with a soda glass Someday no doubt you all will see Her asking for her own small fee. Bob ROBERT TUCKER A ladies’ man and a snappy dresser Of these titles he’s the proud possessor Usually found? Whv anytime at all Patronizing the local billiard hall. ROBERT VANDER BURG Vandy His jovial manner is unsurpassed As a practical prankster he could be classed Always ready and rarin’ to go Vandy could put on a one man show. Van RICHARD VAN TASSEL For sparkling good looks This boy has his share He’s one for the books And’ for whom we all care. 28