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

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Mrs. Gristwood We dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Gristwood, and to you, Mrs. Pender, with the hope that it may hold treasured memories of the Class of 1964. i With deep appreciation the Class of 1964 proudly dedicates this yearbook to two women whose devo- tion, understanding, and assistance through the years have given us all a guide and an inspiration. I Mrs. Pender

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 ial 'j-j vi c v i! • i PuJb Vi e l pvxxjr P aCft| Co l| $uicrf » n I? « i «■ 5 Dear Readers: The '64 LYRE is our attempt to capture the vitality, eagerness, and anticipation at Baker High. We have chosen the B'ville Bee as the theme for this year's LYRE, for the expression Busy as Bees vividly describes the faculty and the student body at Baker High. As you turn the pages, you'll see the faculty at work and play, the students as they go through the drudg- ery — and fun — of a school day, the athletes as they practice and bruise one another on the fields. The LYRE staff wishes to thank all the teachers, principals, and stu- dents whose aid made this book possible. We do not want the book to be nostalgic or overly sentimental, but we do hope that the '64 LYRE can be read and reread and always bring back a full image of life in Baker High. Thus we proudly present the 1964 LYRE. Sincerely, 3 Bob Holmes, Editor

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Our senior year has been filled with both joy and disaster, but no matter what the situation, our class advisor and our yearbook advisor have stood by our sides to encourage us and to see that all went well. Mrs. Vickery