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

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CLASS WILL WINDSOR ABBOTT leaves his position as an all-around “good guy to Art Peters. Quite a job to fill, but you can do it, Art. JOAN BORROW leaves for Huntington. To Jim Burton goes JOHN CZERWINSKIS spot in sports. VONNIE FALARDEAU' leaves for the fraternity house to find George. CORANN GATES wants John Tappan to have her ability to Charleston. MARY HART’S job in the cafeteria goes to Shirley Holmes. RICHARD HUNTER leaves his Latin books to Mrs. Goodfellow. JOHN KINSLOW leaves his white bucks and brush-cut to all collegiate minded Freshmen. SANDRA JONES’ job as business manager on the Lyre staff goes to Terry Germain. MARY ELLEN LETTERMAN leaves to rescue Bob from the LeMoyne coeds. JUNE MOORE leaves to buy another candy bar. VIRGINIA PECORE’S good nature and patience is left to be distributed among the teachers during 7th periods on Fridays. “BUD” POWERS leaves his old girl friends to any Junior in search of a date. NANCY SALISBURY’S faithful attendance at the Canteen is left to Sally Coates. DIANE STATEN’S new bass viol is left to some lucky musician. To Miss Hosenfeld goes EVELYN TRUAX’S job at the Corner Pharmacy. MILTON WIEGAND’S freckles goes to redhead, Nancy Clark. BARBARA DIETZ’S long hair goes to Cynthia Wood. LEE ROTHCHILD wills his lackadasical manner and his blue geometry notebook to Mrs. Gristwood. “PASSIONATE” PERCY TUCKER leaves his ability to pantomime to oncoming dramatics students. CAROLE LUTZ’S all year-round tan goes to Mary Hanley. KAY SEVERSON wills her volleyball skill to Anne Doughty. BEVERLY HAMM leaves her brother, “Swift’s Premium.” PHYLL PICKARD leaves her place in the “Keynotes” to Mary Storm. JOANNE KEEFER leaves her quiet ways to all students who have 5th period study hall. BRUCE CHAMBERLAIN wills his scout uniform to Bob Zimmer. Wonder if it will fit. BOB BRESEE and JIM WILBUR leave their calm and collected ways to Jim Davis. MELVA NAYLOR leaves her tolerance during noon rehearsals of the “Keynotes” to Mrs. Sears. NANCY HENCLE leaves her work in 4-H to Mary Agnes Tierney. WILTON ESPENSHEID and JOHN LUKINS leave their pool cues to the next Solid Geometry class. CAROL TETRAULT leaves her poster making ability to Ann Lowery. SUE WOOD leaves her long line of ex-boy friends to a reliable dating agency. 32