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

Text from Pages 1 - 227 of the 1977 volume:

e : !' I (father moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today. Kemember? Will you remember the times of your life? Class of because you’ve always been there, have always cared and have the greatest influence on our lives, we the tyne Nineteen Hundred Seventy Seven dedicate this CVKS to you, our parents, with the hope that this will only be the beginning of our appreciation. Dear Reader, The LYRE Staff Nineteen Hundred Seventy Seven proudly presents this book which we hope will cover at least a portion of the “Times of Our Lives.” If in twenty or thirty years, as you look back upon these pages a memory is stirred, then we have fulfilled our purpose. At this time we’d like to thank Mr. Baker and Mr. Osgood for their understand- ing, patience, and unlimited time. 1 especially would like to thank the entire staff for giving up their time and all the work each has put forth. But most of all the LYRE Staff 77 thanks you and everyone else who made this book come alive with yourselves. Thank you. Pam Christian Editor-in-Chief LYRE STAFF ’77 Peach out for the joy And the sorrow, Put them away in your mind 12 7me that i get to to, The laughter and the tears, The shadows of misty yesteryears, The good times and the bad you’ve seen, JUDY ANN ABSOLOM Jude “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” LARRY ALLEN CATHY A. BAKER “Love, a symbol of eternity, is as personal as you . . . and as univer- sal as the sun and moon.” TIMOTHY ALEXANDER Tim PHILIP B. ARGERSINGER Argie “Life can be Great, it all depends on what you make of it.” MARK E. BARLOW Bart “My life is like a baseball game, I’m just waiting for the right pitch.” ROBERT ALLBRIGHT Bob LEWIS G. ARMSTRONG Lou “Happy are those who dream dreams and arc ready to pay the price to make them come true.” ROBERT BARNHILL Bob 19 NADINE LYNN BEATTIE “Do not look back in anger nor for- ward in fear, but around in aware- STEVEN M. BECKWITH Beck “Old Vienna is OK. Hienken is Great, But the Bong is Best.” DONNA ANN BESSETTE “I love my competitor because he brings the most out of me.” RICHARD D. BEAULIEU “If I can learn to accept myself for what I am I will have succeeded where many others have failed.” HAROLD BENWAY DEAN WILLIAM BETTINGER Deanther “I’ve only been wrong once. That was the time I thought I had made a mistake.” SUSAN KAY BECK Sue “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder.” KRISTEN LEA BERNARD Kris “Don’t let the sun go down on me.” MARK W. BITZ Mark “Whoever wants to be first must place himself last of all and be the servant of all.” 20 TINA BLANCHARD PENNY ANN BOUCHIER Pen “It is not how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.” DERRICK E. BREWSTER “I must go down to the seas again, to the lone sea and the sky.” JOHN F. BLAND Cowboy NICK BORELLI “Any man can stand up to his ene- mies but, give me a man that can stand up to his friends.” “Every step you have taken, disap- pears with the tide.” JULIE ANN BOUWENS Big Bow “The road was rough and the jour- ney’s end is near, now we have only memories.” TERESA ANN BRENNAN Tracy “Many times I’ve lied. Many times I’ve listened. Many times I’ve won- dered How much there is to know.” CHARLES BRYERTON STEVEN MICHAEL BUGNACKI Plantman “Most people are like plants; the more you caie for them, the more they will grow.” 21 SUE BUNNELL DOUG BURTCH RANDIEL. BURROWS “It is better to have Learned and lost, than never to have Learned at all.” LEWIS EDWIN CALKINS Lou “It is funny, how so little work can pay off.” MICHAEL ROBERT CANDEE Migvel “Farewell wherever you fare, till your eyries receive you at your jour- ney’s end.” DAVID CAPPA Dave EDWARD M. CARROWAY Yardape II “I never forget a face, but in your face I’ll make an exception.” ARTHUR CARROLL Art It takes half our lives to learn who our friends are, and the other half to keep them.” JULIE A. CARUSO Jules “Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you will see the way to fly.” 22 LINDA SUSAN CASTOR Linda DAVID P. CHAPMAN Chap KRISTIN ANN CASTOR Kris “Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall all you have to do is call and I’ll be there, You’ve got a friend.” “Everyone has a special dream, I only hope mine will come true.” “If you leave for tomorrow what could have been done today .... You’ll always fear your next day.” KIM MARIE CHERNEY Chern “The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay. Love isn’t love until you give it away.” JEANNINE CHRISTENSEN “I never let my schooling interfere with my education.” LARRY CHRISTEN PAMELA LYNN CHRISTIAN Pam “The time to be happy is now! The place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so.” GARY M. CHRISTENSEN Stork “The early bird gets the worm, but as usual I got a hangover.” RUTH A. CICO “A faithful friend is, strong defense, and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure.” 23 DEAN GREGORY CLARK “Little strokes fell great oaks.” THOMAS C. COLLINS Tom “The trouble with most of us is that we would rather be ruined by praise than saved by criticism.” KEITH JAMES CONGER “If you’re not with the girl you Love, Love the girl you’re with.” ANN MARIE CLEMENT Clem CHRISTINE COKER Chris “It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows.” “If you realize that you aren’t as wise as you thought you were yester- day, you’re wiser today.” MICHAEL JAMES CONNOLLY Mike “The meek shall inherit the earth.” JENNIFER ANN COX Jenny “Standing on a mountain top, Where the mountains meet the sea, And the music there will never stop, Yes, higher is a better place to be.” ROXANNE R. COMPTON Rox “Whatever your labors and aspira- tions, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace in your soul.” TIM COLLINS Tim 24 SANDRA LEE COX Sandbox “Because of memories You’ll never forget the ones You loved.” I TIM CRISS ANDY DF.BARR CHRISTINE R. DEMAIO Chris “Life is a mere reality of dreams which may never come true.” SHARON R. CRAMER Shari “Life is worth all the hardships when there is someone like Jerry to help you through it.” SUZANNE MARIE CUMMINS “Lose your mind and come to your senses.” TODD DECKER Deck “The five long fingers have Touched The flower of my mind.” DUANE STEVEN DEARSTINE “Its not the quantity. Its the quality that counts.” “Fortuna audaces iuvat, sed semper tene in memoriam: Nulli est homini perpetuum bonum.” 25 JENNIFER L. DEMSHAW Jenny “The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.” KARRIE KRISTINE DIXON Dix “The good things in life take a long time.” RICHARD C. DOWD Dowdy “If you push something hard enough it will fall over.” RAYMOND LESLIE DENEVE Dr. Andreco Savatis IV “Treat the times you’ve once saw wasted in a way that you’ll use it as though it would be your last.” GREGG EDWIN DONALDSON “Why take life seriously? You’ll never get out of it alive.” RICHARD A. DOWN Downsy “Go For It!” BRIAN JAMES DISINGER Dice “A man has to be CRAZY to live in this world.” SHEILA KATHERINE DONAGHEY Sherm “We were all created to fill our own shoes, not anyone else’s.” ANNE THERESA DOWNING Gootz “Inspirations have I none-” 26 NANCY CAROLE DUCK Quack “If you do not understand my si- lence; You will not understand my words.” DENNIS DUNN Dunny “I’ll try anything once, twice if I like it.” Kathy KATHLEEN ANN EASON “All God asks of you is to Love and try your hardest, I have so many more words to say that are unsaid.” CLAUDIA MARIE ECKER Claud “I live every day as if this were the first day I had ever seen and the last day I was going to see.” AL DUMOND HARRY DUNCAN THOMAS EDWARD DWYER Dwy “What ever happened to Sean Flynn?” “Some girls are like old cars, they sell for a cheap price.” “I must hold this rigid position or all is lost.” DOUG ECKER Eck 27 STEPHEN ELLIS GENE RICHARD EVANS Geno “Education is like food and water without them you die and with them is the needed strength.” DARLENE FARRAH ANNETTE EMERSON “You can’t teach today to roll over. SONJA JO FAIRCLOTH Doc “If I could make days last forever my words make wishes come true, I’d do it just for you.” TERRY M. FENDICK “You see things as they are, And you ask why? I dream things that never were And I ask why not?” MARTIN J. ESPOSITO Meatball CLAUDIA E. FALLON ClaudeUe “True peace is not merely the ab- sence of tension-it is the presence of justice and brotherhood.” EDWARD BROCK FENZL Freddie “Don’t think to hunt two hares with one dog.” 28 BRIAN STARR FERGUSUN “Taking the line of least resistance still makes both men and rivers crooked.” ROBYN A. FITZGERALD Fitz “Recalling sweetly the memories of a yesterday gone by.” Doug DOUGLAS FOWLER “Walk on, walk on, With hope in your heart And you’ll never walk alone.” CYNTHIA L. FLATT Cyn “Let each man step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away.” MARK STEPHEN FRIEDRICH They say that “Knowledge is power. I used to think so. a i BARBARA C. FINDEISEN Barb DONNA JEAN FINCH “Do not forget little kindnesses And do not remember little faults.” PAMELA J. FITZPATRICK Fitz “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours.” “Long you live and high you fly, smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry. All you touch and all you sec is all your life will ever be.” LYNNE ANN FREEMAN Lynne 29 DANIEL V. FRONCZEK Dan MICHELLE ANNE FRYER Shel “Work is like a cow. The more you put into it, the more you get out of it. Give it too much and your buried alive.” MARK D. GALLOWAY “I can complain because rose bushes have thorns or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses.” PATRICIA GARRISON Pat “The tallest any man has ever stood, is with his shadow cast by the sun on the horizon to his back.” “Do unto others before they do unto you.” GLENNA J. FURBUSH Furb “For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” RALPH F. GARRISON “I’m glad I finally made it. RALPH CHARLES GATES Ralph TIMOTHY JON GATES Gator ANNA MARIE GEE Annie Excuses, excuses, they’re just like ---------, everyone has them.” “Life is like an ice cream cone, you have to learn to lick it.” “Love is just a way to live and die MARK L. GRABOWSKI “It may look nice from the outside but on the inside it’s hell.” LARRY JAMES GILLETTE Flipper “Happiness is a Friday night party, or any night, or just as long as you have a head on your shoulders.” MARY GIAMPOQARO SUSAN GOLLANDS LORRI JEAN GENACK “Lor” “Many dreams come true, Some have silver linings, I live for my dreams. And a pocket full of gold.” Julie JULIE ANNE GRAHAM MIKE GOODRICH WENDY JO GRANBERG “It is not what he has or even what he does which expresses the worth of a man; but what he is.” 31 LAURIE ANNE GREEN Greener GARY A. GREGORY Greg “He who has a burro and a burrow should know difference between ------and hole in ground.’ “Sometimes I wish I were a child again .. .skinned knees are easier to fix than broken dreams.” “Gymnasts make better lovers.” SHARON GRIDLEY DIANNA LYNN GUSHEA Shorty MIKE HAGERMAN DIANE R. GROW Dee “The love in your heart was’nt put there to stay;. . love isn’t love till you give it away.” SUSAN MARIE GUNTHER Gunth “True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable.” BRIAN HAGGERTY 32 “Life is like a grain of sand in time.” JEROME HARDIE TIM HARKNESS Hark “It is easy to be heavy; hard to be light.’ KATHRYN ANN HASKELL Kathy “Why grieve because your beautiful dreams have not come true. Neither have your nightmares.” JIM HALLIDAY MARLENE MARGARET HAW- THORNE Marlene “My heart goes back to wander here, among the dreams of days that were. KEN HAYES MELISSA HENNESSEY EDWARD MICHAEL HASKELL Ed “I never date girls who use four let- ter words, like STOP-DONT-QUIT.” TAMI JEAN HENNESSEY “Cherish Yesterday Dream Tomorrow Live Today” STEVEN ALAN HERLOSKI Herk, Pole “Women are like the weather, UN- PREDICTABLE!” DAVID HERRING Dave CARLW. HIBBARD “A faithful friend is beyond price, no sum can balance his worth.” DEBORAH L. HOLCOMB Hoke Friends depart, and memory takes them To her caverns, pure deep.” JEFFREY R. HENRY Jeff “A Dreamer Can Live Forever.” THERESA HILL CARLA BETH HEYN “Be yourself. Who else is better qualified?” Terry DAVID W. HORNING CINDY HUDSON DUANE HUNTER “To feel music, and to hear life, is to see and know the greatness of your dawning.” SANDEE L. IZARD LORRAINE A. JIULCHANSKI Lori “It isn’t what you know that counts, it’s what you think of in time.” EDWARD JAMES JANASKIE Polack “Dream, dream away. I believe, yes I believe. More I cannot say, what more can I say?” JANET IBBITSON DANIEL C. JACK Chink DARLENE HUMPHREY DANIEL C. IANNICELLO Piasano “There’s only two nationalities; Italian and those who would like to be.” JAC HUMPHREYS DAVID KILLIAN DEBORAH JEAN KERWOOD Debbie “There are many languages in the world, but a smile speaks them all.” BONNIE J. KISSELSTEIN CORRINE ALICIA KLINE Klink “The way your always there, to share a raindrop, a flower, a sunset.” “Love many, trust few, always pad- dle your own canoe.” STEPHEN MARK KOEGEL Bagel “Love sought is good, given unsought is better!” If it’s right you’ll know it If it’s good you’ll feel it, but If you get caught, “your busted.” JON KNIGHT Jon JANE MIRIAM KINSLOW “Yes, I’ll go laughing right on to the end, whatever the years, if you give me a friend.” MAUREEN KOTAS Moe “We probably wouldn’t worry about what people think of us if we could know how seldom they do.” 37 COLLEEN MARIA LAFOUNTAIN “Life is happy for some people, Yet sad for others. Mine is what I make of it.” VALARIE LYNN LANCTO Val “Count your age by friends... not years. Count your life by smiles.. . not tears.” THEODORE JOSEPH KRAWIEC Tad “Color is the variety of life and fun. Green, brown, gold, yellow. Any- thing else?” SHARON M. LALLA “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. DAVID BRIAN LANE Dave “To attack is to retreat. Hold out your hand, for the treasures of the Universe are lying at your feet.” Nance NANCY L. KRATZ “Greet the dawn with enthusiasm and you may expect satisfaction at sunset.” ERIC KRISTELLER “You can get more with a kind word and a gun, than you can with just a kind word.” KAREN LATZ I 38 SUE LEADER “When life gives you lemons, learn to make lemonade.” DONNA MARIE LIPTAK Donna “Happy the man who follows not the counsel of the wicked.” JOSEPH LINNEBACH Joe HELEN LIADKA TYLER J. LONG Ered “Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” LAURIE J. LOMBARD Lorn “No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings.” “Let me have music dying, And I seek nor more delight.” MARIE L. LECLAIR ALICE E. LENHART 39 ANDREW ALAN LUCY “Rules are made for a certain few to flaunt, and the rest to follow.” MIKE MACDONALD MARY JEAN MACERI jean “In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an in- vincible summer.” ERIKA C. LUTZ “When you arc arguing with a fool, be sure he isn’t doing the same thing.” JAMIE B. MACDONALD Mac “It’s what you learn after you know it all that counts.” DEBORAH KATHLEEN MACK Deb “Join the world of laughter as I do and your life will be fulfilled.” GAIL MARIE MAC CONAGHEY Boom-Boom “Fight for the one you love. If you don’t he will be gone forever.” KAREN ANNE MACDONALD Blue “You never appreciate what you have, until it’s gone!” MICHAEL SCOTT MACK Mac “Nothing is so strong as gentleness: Nothing is so gentle as real strength. 40 KAREN MAYO KAREN MC CARTHY DARLENE MC ARDELL “Accept me as I am; So I may learn what I can become.” SCOTT MANCRONI RICHARD MARTIN BRIAN MATHERS Eddie JIM MALONEY EDISON J. MARSH LORI MACOMBER MARK RAYMOND MC DONALD Wear’s '‘Ain’t nothing to it but do it: party, party, party.” PATRICK MC FALLS Pat JAMES B. MCKENNA Jim “We can hate evil so much that we forget to love good. And there is much that is good.” STEVEN PATRICK MC MAHON L. Zeppelin “Humor is a clever device. It can hide anything without leaving a trace; yet it can reveal so much.” PATRICK MERCADANTE Pat JAMES PATRICK MC SALLY Jim “I do with my friends as I do with my books. I have them where I can find them, but seldom use them.” SUSAN MERRIWEATHER Sue DEBORAH JEANANNE MELINO Deb “You never realize how much you love someone or something until you almost lose it or it has to be sent away.” RAYMOND MICHAEL MERTENS Ray “Baldwinsvillc may be pretty cool, but Baker High is a dumpy school.” 42 RAYMOND W. METZ LI'. R Metz “To be high is to be up in the world, to be low is to be just an average kid.” GALA EVYONNE MILLER Cassidy “The only thing you get out of life is what you put into it.” PATRICIA GAIL MIDDLETON B rouge “Since you have to go through life living with yourself, make sure you’re always in good company.” APRIL MILLS DEBORAH ANNE MILAZZO Deb, Shorty “To succeed you must try, to be loved, you yourself must love. Ac- cept life and most of all be yourself.” CARY PATRICK MINNOE Stancly “If by now we step by, then someday we shall meet again.” PAMELA A. MINNOE Pam MICHAEL A. MITCHELL Mitch TOSHIMI MITZUTA “Look at the sunset with hope for tomorrow. Look at the sunrise with promise of today.” “You can’t Boogie if your shoes aren’t high enough.” “My coming was like a dream come true. I can’t believe I’m finally here. 43 TRACY MORRISETTE MICHELLE ANN MURRAY Shelly “The important things is: being ready to sacrifice what you are for what you might become.” JEFFREY PAUL MONTAQUE Jeff “I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours.” SEAN MULVANEY “Count your life by smiles not tears, and your age by friends not years.” RICHARD NAPLES JOHN MURPHEY RICHARD NEEDLE Potsie “Thursday nights should always be times to remember.” 44 GARY NIELSON 44... so it’s the laughter we will re- member ...” KAREN ORR “I leave this school with the know- ledge I came in with.” ROGER PARISES JEFFREY O’HARA BRIAN RUSSELL OSBORNE Oz ‘‘There’s seven wonders of the world . . . I’ve got the eighth.” ELLEN J. PARKER “It is only with the heart that one sees rightly, what is essential is in- visible to the eye.” ANDREA JO O’LEARY Andi “Tomorrow holds no promises but tomorrow is the future, and the fu- ture holds hope.” MICHAEL O’TOOLE RANDY PATCHETT 45 JEFFRY E. PENESTON Jeff Peigh “Life without fantasy, is a monotony of trivia.” JOSEPH PIERCE CATHERINE E. PITTS Cathy “Love isn’t love ’til you give it away.” VALERIE PAYNE TERESA SIMONE PETIT Terrie “To give a love, you live a love.” DEBORAH PEACH RODNEY PEASE RICHARD WILLIAM PHOENIX Rick “I’m OK-you’re OK! I think.” RANDY POND 46 LINDA POPPLETON Pop “... the time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d something more to say.” LESLIE PROPER STEVEN RANOUS K. PROPER “A winner is sometimes a loser, but a good loser is always a winner.” THOMAS REED GREG RAMIN ‘‘Whether the sky is blue or grey, there’s something to love in every- day!” DEBORAH RAYMOND CAROL M. PORTER Port KEVIN S. QUIMBY “Without my feelings I have friends, but without my friends I have no feelings. I wonder if my friends will ever know my feelings.” 47 BARBARA E. REGAN Bayrab “There is nothing so kingly as kind- ness, and nothing so royal as truth.” DONALD FREDRICK ROBERTS Yips “And alone and without his nest shall the eagle fly across the sun.” WOODROW L. ROGERS JR. Woody “The things we laugh at now, we will wish we could do again in years to come. Remember the day of the Se- nior.” JODI RINALDI ROBIN ANN RODRIGUEZ “Happy are those who can give with- out remembering and take without forgetting.” LESLIE JEAN ROOT Les “Bless the beasts and the children; give them shelter from the storm. Keep the warm.” ROGER THOMAS RODE Rug “Don’t judge everything by appear- ance. The early bird may simply have been up all night.” CLAUDE K. ROLOFF “If I was a painter who painted with his eyes. I’d study my subjects and silently cry.” 48 DAVID ROWE GARY S. RYDER Red “I think. Therefore I am.” GIRALD T. SCALZO Jerry “A female’s knee is a joint, not en- tertainment.” FRED RUSSELL WENDY ANNE RYAN “Happiness is the tenderness of a kiss or smile, a warm look, and a heart felt compliment.” MARK ALLEN SAYLER “Apparently there is nothing that cannot happen.” D. JILL SCHMID Jill “One does not remember days, only moments.” DAVID ALLEN SCHENCK Dave “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” 49 JAMES SCOTT MAUREEN ANN SELLIN Maur Memory is the treasury and guar- dian of all things.” TAMARA J. SHAFFNER Tammy You can get whatever you want in life as long as you are willing to work hard for it.” ELIZABETH ANN SEASE Liz ‘T don’t have to say anything, and you always understand.” BRIAN J. SENNETT Ote “You can’t live in the past, only knots can be undone.” AVIS A. SHAMPINE “Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.” TIMOTHY SEELY FRANK WILLIAM SERAITNI “Many heads have been blown apart by shotguns even though a war was never declared.” DIANA LYNN SICA “Everyday is somebody’s some- thing.” 50 CHERLY A. SMITH Smith “All things must pass.” LORI ALLICE SMITH Lor “Once you’re out, you’ll never be able to return.” KATHLEEN ANN SOCIIIA Kathi “If you find so much that is un- worthy of reverence in the United States, then why do you live here?” JAMES SMITH Jim NEIL SMITH Smitty “Lee, my love . . SHINJI SONOWA Noah “I go sailing down the calming stream in my ARK with a dream.” PATRICIA ANN SNOW Pat “In my dream, I escape all the trou- ble around, and it hasn’t cost a pen- ny for the pleasure I’ve found.” MARION SOVIC Horse “We have begun to see the end, so you’ll have to see; the “class of ’77” out of here and the rest of you here yet.” 51 PHILIP H. SPADARO Nut “No sky too high; no sea too deep.” SUSAN L. SPEACH Sue “Smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry, all you’ll touch and all you’ll see, is all your life will ever be.” JAMES SPENCE “There arc two ways of spreading light; to be the candle, or the mirror that reflects it.” D. SPEARS ANN SPENCER “I believe the saying ‘the cure for pain is love.’ How would it be if you could see the world through my eyes?” AMY JO SPILMAN “The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself... or more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.” SANDRA MARIE SPEARS Sam “To love is to be loved: to be loved is to love love; be loved.” 52 JEAN SPINNER RONALD SPOTO Spot-o “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with.” RANDI STAHL “Yes, every precious memory is a moment set apart ... a souvenir to treasure and keep within the heart.” FRANCES MARIE STAMP Fran “How long it’s been since yesterday, what about tomorrow, what about our dreams and all the memories we’ve shared.” KEVIN N. STANTON Kev “Live like you’ll die tomorrow, but plan like you’ll live forever.” LAURIE STANISTREET JEFF STEELE KAREN ANN STANTON “Appreciate people for what they are. Don’t punish them for what they are not. You say some are crazy-are you sure you’re not?” BRADLEY ST. JOHN 53 DUANE TOMASZEWSKI RAYMOND SUROWICK BRIAN R. SUDDABY Suds “Can you explain why the postage for a lVi oz. letter costs twice as much as a 1 oz. letter?” PATRICK STURM MARILYN SUTTON “If you feel that you are being loved, your love becomes stronger until it consumes your whole life.” 1 X ROBIN A. TARO Ra “Work as if you’ll live a thousand years, but live as if you’ll die tomor- M. SWEENEY SCOTT LEROY THOMAS Hoss “People say they are superior; why then do they die in winter?” DONALD R. SWEETE Don “If you didn’t talk about your ene- mies, you might find you didn’t have any to begin with. Therefore ...” 54 T. TORPY D. TOUSEND BETSY LYNNE TOWLSON Bets “Resisting temptation is usually just a matter of putting it off until no- body’s looking.’’ KIM L. TREXLER Kimmy “A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of work.” SCOTT TREXLER ANN CAROL TRIPP Tripper “A single rose can be my garden.” CATHERINE H. TYNAN Cathie RANDY P. URSCHEL Ursch LISA FAYE VANWIE “Some will cry for it is done, but we’ll rejoice for it has begun.” “Life is like a piece of glass, under too much pressure you’ll finally break.” “O send out the light and the truth; let them lead ine.” 55 THOMAS D. VER SCHURE Yardape I “When you’re up to your armpits in allegators, it’s hard to remember your job was to drain the swamp.” JOHN WALKER STEVEN VENTURA AMY MARIE VICTORY Gidget “A true friend is a man’s greatest asset. When you find one, he’s worth his weight in gold.” CHRISTOPHER JOHN WALL Wally “Life is like a one-ply tissue-you only have one chance to blow it!” JOSEPH J. VERGINIO Jose “If you get confused, listen to the music play.” JUDY WAINRIGHT “ . . . reach for the heavens, and hope for the future ...” KAREN WALTERS “Living and dying are both your most intimate friends.” 56 LINDA WATKINS “Face piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you per- ceive the webs they weave.” HARRY DALE WARNER Peanut “I vote for the peanut to become our national symbol.” KAREN WELCH “April Fool’s Day is only there to remind us what we are on the other 364 days of the year.” LAURALEE MARIE WILSON Laurie “I looked for love for all my life, yet I found it in the simplest place, in the depths of your arms.” ROBERT WARNER REBECCA B. WELLS Becky “We arrive in this world alone . . we depart alone . . . this time called life was meant to share.” DALE WOLFE 57 RAYMOND JAMES WOLFE Carb ANNE L. WOLFORD Wolfy “Without truth . .. there is no hon- esty; without honesty ... there is no love ... without love ... there is NOTHING.” DAVID L. YOUNG Y.F. “Port!” KEITH WOLFE “Doing nothing is the tiresomest job in the world because it is impossible to quit and take a rest.” DINA WORDEN THOMAS ZAHN BONNIE WOLFF PAULA ZARNOWSKI Paul Bunyon, the Polack ‘Today is our day, yesterday is gone . . . and tomorrow may never come. LYNNETTE J. YAGER “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot help but bring it to themselves.” 58 ROBIN ZIMMER TERRI ANN ZIPARO Zip “The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want...” SUZANNE J. ZWICK Zwicker “I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love, even when I am alone.” J. ZOBRO BETSY PICKARD W. KARL ZINSMEISTER “We seldom attribute common sense except to those who agree with us.” 59 ) Senior Profiles ACTOR AND ACTRESS Cathy Tynan, Gary Nielsen BEST ALL-AROUND Pam Christain, Mark Bitz BEST DRESSED Nancy Duck, Art Carrol BEST LOOKING Nancy Duck, Greg Ramin 60 61 66 rr + r Offjnp-pQ Prcs- Bill Burton; Vice Pres. Bill Neufang; Sec. Judy Aja;Treas.Carol o. Schiro; Advisor Mrs. Pratt JUNIORS “And suddenly it’s hard to find, the memories you left behind . . 137 Row 1: Brown, P;Cavelli, E; Collins, B; Cole, S; Bunyea, A; Row 2: Chase, B; Claus, M; Buckley, J; Calkins, J; Carrol, D; Brown, R; Burtch, D; Row 3: Burke, K; Bryant, M;Carney, P; Comins, K; Chapman, L;Cobb, D; Calkins, M; Chris- tian, C, Carter, M; Row 4: Carrington, E; Brisson, P. Row 1: Bennett, C; Bonville, M; Anguish, C; Row 2: Davidson, D; Beattie, L; Barnes, T; Baker, K; Allen, L; Anders, L; Row 3: Baxter, T; Anderson, L; Ashe, M; Bernholz, E; Bell, B; Bremer, B; Row 4: Alguire, B; Albert, B; Bos, B; Bowes, A; Bland, B; Appleby, R. 70 Row 1: Degilo, T; Cummings, K; Con- sentino, D; Connors, K; Monroe, D; Row 2: Coon, R; Deacons, I; Dashnau, M; De- Barr, J; Dausman, A; Cook, T; Row 3: Cutillo, M; Davis, D;Cox, D; Ducrr, E; Duncan, T; Cromie, P; Row 4: Delph, T; Dunham, B; Harvey, K; Donaldson, L; Dawson, L; Dumler, I; Dreher, A; Dal- stad, L; Crippen, F; Cox, C; Dickson, B; Row 5: Dean, J; Dearstine, D; Degroff, D; Diamond, P; DeBottis, M;Crego, F; Bergen, C. 71 141 Row 1: Fyler, A; Frowler, J; Kent, J; Fitzgerald, J; Fronczek, T; Fabretti, N; Neufang, B; Eipp, G; Row 2: Gambill’ T; Ensby, M; Falter, B; Falter, T; Fay,’ M; Fegley, B; Cappa, D; Gilcher, B;Fer- gusen, G; Fell, C; Row 3: Durkee, D; Edwards, J; Francemore, J; Engels, P; Fell, A; Gates, K; Evans, J; Fenzl,T; Eidt, D; Fcnnhahn, G; Scott, T; Row 4: Gale, P; Faulkingham, E; Gallagher, L; Gagnon, M; Gates, L; Burton, B; Eidt,' D; Aga, J. 72 Row 1: Sullivan, M; Turner, A; Wall, C; Spanfelner, C; Row 2: VanBuren, L; Thorne, P; Warren, D; Thomas, C; Hughes, L; Row 3: Trowbridge, B; Talty, M; Streeter, R; Wallace, K; Stran- sky, K; Stewart, J;Towlson, D; Row 4: Welch, K; Uhl, P. Taylor, C; Tuthill, R; Gushea, D; VanDervecr, J; Todd, C. 211 Row 1: Wattam, D; Warwick, D; Wood, J; Winter, S; Row 2: Witt, J; Zinsmeis- ter, C; Wilcox, L; Wrightmire, E; Wyso- kowski, W; Row 3: Welser, P; Zaborow- ski, D; Wolfe, K; Zarnowski, J; Wattam, D; Wilder, P; Wells, J; Wilkinson, J; Row 4: Wilcox, D; Wolfe, A; Winter, T; Zin- g Tro, B. 73 212 Row 1: Tayler, A; Smith, F; Schumach- er, J; Scivetti, J; Shellman, T; Smart, T; Row 2: Spraker, B; Schutz, J; Solada, L; Snell, J; Stachurski, S: Skinner, L; Row 3: Smith, C; Staves, A; Scherfling, T; Sochia, T; Spinner, K; Stahl, C; Smith, S; Shuba, M; Stables, G; Row 4: Schwarz, E; Spilman, A; Scavey, A; Row 5: Shaver, B; Toole, T; Sharron, F; Smith, K; Steele, T. 214 Row' 1: Roberts, B; Grant, E; Goodman, B; Harris, M; Green, L; Row 2: Hannon, T; Herbert, R; Green, C; Gray, J; Grome, V; Goodenough, J; Hallquist, K; Haney, J; Row 3: Graves, B; Goodeve, S; Glumpe, L; Hall, L; Hastings, K; Grant, C; Graf, S; Row 4: Graham, J; Harvey, J; Gates, J; Gray, L; Hazen, D; Ditulio, K; Greeley, C. 217 Row 1: Klotz, R; Kelly, M; Kelly, E; Ladstattcr, J; Lago, E; Row 2: Flegal, K; Lang, B; Kinsley, K; Krahel, M; Kies- kowski, B; Kelly, K; Kranty,D; Lavallee, S; Row 3: Layman, L; Korzekwa, C; Koegal, M; Killian, M; LeClair, K; Kline, K; Klotz, R; Row 4: Klotz, G; Lavallee, M; Kristeller, C; Leonard, J; Lee, B; Le- porte, G; Kuzdzal, K. 216 Row 1: Holland, J; Johnston, A; Javis, P. Hourihan, K; Hirsh, B; Honsinger, R; Row 2: Hunt, S; Holbrook, M; Hewitt, J; Humphrey, J; Houde, P; Row 3: Holt- man, B; Jensen, J; Hirsh, D; Jacobs, C; Housel, N; Halchanski, C; Row 4: Hough- taling, P; Hughes, B; Hook, B; Kelley, E; Hibbard, C; Hourihan, T; Row 5: Jack- son, S; Hulsander, K; Holcomb, L; Inger- son, D; Holbrook, R; Honan, M. 218 Row 1: Lone, P; Lanzl, T; Mathers, L; McLaggan, C; Row 2: Middleton, L; ’ Metzler, S. Markert, R; MacDonald, J; Milazzo, D. Miceli, K; Maunsell, L; Row 3: Markert, A; Lyons, S; Loveless, N; Lienck, T; McCarthy, R; McElaney, J; McKenna, E; Lucy, M; Row 4: Lough- lin, M; Luther, E; Marshall, C; McAulif- fe, P; Liptak, M; Lofusco, L; Row 5: Lockwood, P; McRee, J; Linnenbach, M. 221 Row 1: Morehouse, G; Mocyk, K; Marge son, K; Needle, D; Row 2: Moses, P; Monica, G; Mills, D; Neale, K; Nash. B; O’Mara, A; Mitchell, G; Row 3: Nagy, C; Monge, S; Nichols, J; O’Leary, T; Mitchell, K: Murphy, K; Mitchell, T; Row 4: Neville, M; O’Hara, J; Nelli, B; Stratton, M; Row' 5: Ross, K; Moore, D; Morrissette, M; Myers, J; Nagle, D, O’Connor, D. 76 222 Row 1: Palmer, R; Parker, D; Reidy, S; Pitts, P; Row 2: Organski, S; Randall, K; Pcrrott, D; Schiro, C; Pulver, A; Peter- son, K; Radcliff, M; Row 3: Palmer, L; Pecore, C; Perkins, B; McCarthy, R; Phil- lips, D; Pannozo, P; Pond, B; Palmer, L; Reith, D; Peirce, C; Pallos, D; Row 4: Pickard, T; Reinhardt, R; Powers, J; Powers, T; Radcliffe, S; Pompo, C; Pirong, J; Pacelli, M. 223 Row 1: Ryan, C; Ruebsamen, J; Ryder, D; Roberts, M; Ryan, M; Schreiber.T; ' Row 2: Schaefer, G; Schraven, D; Ryan, D; Roy, K; Rodgers, V; Savanovitch,T; Ryen, L; Row 3: Russ, E; Ruebsamen, K; Sabin, K; Rodgers, T; Schlereth, B; Rutherford, C; Russo, S. 78 79 SOPHOMORES Class Officers lJrcs. Chris Cimitilc; Vice Pres. Sandy MacPhcrason; Sec. Lorraine Za- borowski; Trcas. Robbin Disinter; Advisor Miss McKelvic Row 1: Bowman, R; Butler, G; Biate.C; Borelli, S; Brennan, D; Row 2: Brisson, .1; Burns,); Bowden, D; Brown, C; But- ler, E; Bowman, H; Bippus, M; Row 3: Brissenden, K; Bolson, D; Boyd, M;Bun- yea, L; Blok, J; Bressctt, M; Butler, M; Brainerd, M; Bremer, B; Row 1: Beckwith, C; Bennett, K; Baker, J; Anguish, V; Albanese, T; Row 2: An- derson, L; Beverine, K; Wilson, M;Simek, J; Austin, J; Row 3: Amyotte, E; Behr, M; Baynes, S; Bellows, B; Zuck, M; Ab- bott, J; Allen, T; Beall, B; Allen, N; Row 4: Ncdford, C; Bessette, D; Balstra, B; Baum, B; Allen, B; Row 5: Baxter, J; Belonge, C; Windhausen, C; Alexander, H; Ashby, M; Avery, J. 703 Row 1; Dearstine, D; Connelly, M; Cra- mer, L; Cook, M; Davis, S; Czajkowski, J; Cooper, K; Coomey, D; DeBarr, M; Row 2: Coyne, J;Custin, J; Comins, C; DeHoog, S; Dausmen, L; Daley, T; O'Connor, B; Connors, C; Harms, P; Har- mer, B; Row 3: Cochrane, C; Payne, T; Connors, T; Coogan, D; Crcgo, B; Coomey, C; Curry, K. 102 Row 1: Clover, B; Christensen, A; Cas- well, C; Clarke, C; Row 2: Carroway, L; Case, N; Christensen, B; Cellini, E; Card- inal, T; Candec, J;Collins, P; Carapella, C; Row 3: Cherniak, R; Coletta, L; Col- oprisco, J; Caruso, D;Christen, D; Clements, M; Row 4: Cappa, J; Calkins, C. Row 1: Dowd, S; Dobbins, M; Zobro, J; Gaudette, M; Farrar, J; Dredge, K; Du- charme, M;Row2: Dunbar, D; Evans, C; Durkin, S; Dickinson, V; Didumenico, M; Falter, K; Fenzl, M; Evans, D; Row 3: Eason, C; Elliott, R; Manning, R; Fil- singer, J; Dodsworth, D; Fairbrothcr, C; Finch, H; Falardeau, Y; Dollinger, J; Eastman, J; Row 4: Emerson, B; Witt, J. 05 Row 1: Liadka, T; Freeman, S; Fraser, T; Row 2: Garrett, C; Furlong, P; Galime, S; Fitzpatrick, G. Garrison, M; Gallup, J; Forish, M; Row 3: Fowler, B; Gaffey, S; Gamage, K; Fishchel, R; Row 4: Boulter, R; Friedrick, K; Gardner, J; Foster, J; Row 5: Getman, C; George, B; Gillespie, N; Florack, T; Frear, T. 06 Row 1: Wolff, K; Hess, B; Zimmer, T; Gunther, S; Wolford, B; Henry, D; Row 2: Graves, L; Henderson, C; Hahn, C; Girard, W; Garrett, C; Gray, R; Herloski, V; Grant, J; Houdc, B; Row 3: Wolff, L; Gushea, D; Turner, M; Houde, D; Hagerman, M; Hart, D; Row 4: Hender- son, B; Hallquist, G; Herbert, M; Grieves, D; Harvey, T; Gregory, R; Harvery, A; Handy, D; Grygiel, D. 07 Row 1: Houghtaling, C; Gelling, J; Jacobs, K; Mylott, D; Infantino, P; Row 2: Holt, B; Holt- man, D; Fitzgerald, R; Hulbert, N; Jaynes, S; Row 3: Hirsh, K; Holmes, D; Hildebrant, C; Hotaling, S; Hopkins, M; Hirsh, E; Hullar, S; Row 4: Jaquilh, B; Hunt, J; Howard, K; Hunt- er, D; Janaski, D. 85 Row 1: Lamica, R; Lees, E; Londhair, M; Wright, B; White, J; Row 2: Wood- worth, C; Lasher, C; Lawless, B; Love- less, W; Licourt, D; Knechel, N; Row 3: Lavoy, P; MacConaghy, G; Lavallee, B; Leonard, V; Ludwig, S; Kuno, S; Lad- statter, J; Legg, P; Loughein, M; Row 4: Krupka, E; Lavoie, J; Luck, P; Leroux, R: Lutz, E. Row 1: Jones, D;Wood, N; Johnson, D; Kennedy, L; Kinsley, L; Kasmierski, D; Row 2: Kristeller, L; Kriese, L; Johnson, J; Koegel, J; Karl, E; Kratz, C; Row 3 : Kratz, R; Kelley, L; Kinslow, R; Jones, D; Klotz, L; Kieskowski, C; Korsyekwa, J; Kramer, K; Womble, A; White, J; Row 4; Johnson, J; Jenne, W; Johnson, F; Kelley, K; Kaminski, S; Klotz, J; Kohler, T; Kelley, S; Kerniski, J; Jones, S. Row 1: Mason, F; Maurer, T; Metzger, R. McNeil, T; Margolis, M; McKerchie, R; Row 2: Middlemore, D; Milden, D; MaGee, L; McRee, M; Maras, C; Manville, S; McCormack, E; Miller, D; McArdcll, G; Row 3: Mercandante, M; Merchant, T; Metzler, S; Market, C; Maloney, T; Miemiety, P; McCarthy, J; Matteo, T; Mack, T. m Row 1: Moses, S; Towlson, S; Thomas, P; Toinnies, T; Miller, K; Coleman, C; Mulvaney, D; Row 2: Neal, T; Thomp- son, N; Thomas, C; Mitchell, C; Teter, M; Row 3: Mitchell, D; Moore, J; Mills, M; Milne, H; Mitchell, W; Napoli, G; To- bin, M; Thompson, R; Toole, T; Ross, G; Row 4: Moak, R; Mjoen, K; Mills, D; Moore, J; Monaghan, G; Murray, M. 114 Row 1: Vigliotti, M; Vanderveer, D; OToole, K; Kempinski, S; Vannort,C; Row 2: Noonan, T; Zaborowski, L; Mac- Pherson, S; Walters, K; Cimitile, C; Tud- man, M; Venette, K; Yager, L; Row 3: Wynn, G; Uhrig, E; Turcotte, M; Ven- tura, M; Warner, N; O’Connor, E; Wheel- er, J; Olwer, N; Niles, G; Stitts, J; Nor- ton, M; Vann, D; Row 4: Hopps, N; Wall, K; Trexler, T; Vinette, P; Nostrant, P; Disinger, R. 115 Rowl: Pompo, G; Potter, K; Peters, N; Perrot, S; Perry, S; Pearson, J; Peterson, M; Powers, S; Pompo, D; Olmstead, A; Row 2: Otter, E; Pillans, L; Carley, T; Pearson, L; Polech T; Pclcher, J; Peach, J; Pitcher, A; Row 3: Place, J; Parmelee, D; Pelrine, S; Pickard, R; Pierson, T; Pe- terson, M. 77 Row 1: Ryan, B; Reith, J; Rutherford, R; Roberts, J; Rocco, M; Rogers, S; Ra- min, D; Row 2: Rockwood, D; Rodger, B; Ritz, M; Rcina, M; Reid, K; Radcliff, C; Woods, S; Earle, S; Radford, S; Row 3: Rabuck, S; Rupracht, D; Zahn, K; Riccadi, F; Roe, K; Ross, S; Redfoot, L; Row 4: Rice, A; Prall, J; Santorum, A; Sayler, D; Row 5: Reina, R; Randall, D; Wheeler, J; Robinson, S. Row 1: Skiff, B; Segovis, C; Schlegel, S; Shute, C; Row 2: Sloan, K; Shehadi, D; Serafini, J; Smith, C; Smith, T; Sica, D; Slye, D; Sennett, J; Row 3: Schenck, D; Smith, K; Scott, L; Smith, K; Pearce, G; Shaver, D; Smith, R; Scaia, R; Soper, D; Row 4: Sauve, D; Shriver, C; Silver, R; So vie, J; Segretto, S; Schneider, J; Shields, D; 121 Row 1: Bassett, D; Spencer, J; St. John, W; Taskey, D; Taft, R; Row 2: Kimber, J; Wilcox, B; Sporry, K; Stapleton, Staro- wicz, S; Row 3: Williamson, C; Stachur- ski, J; Williamson, C; Weeks, C; Row 4: Welch, C; Stanley, M; Wicks, B; Weller, D; Stevens, M; Nightengale, P; Stevens, N; Sweeney, N; Row 5: Spinner, S; Swope, M; Stanton, D; Nostram, P; Stil- litans, D. v. .. V • AD MINIS TRA TION Mr. Coleman, Principal B.S. Cornell Univ. M.S. Univ. of Maryland Mr. Bogardus, Ass’t Principal B.A. Alma College M.A. SUNY Albany Mr. Florack, Ass’t Principal B.A. Niagara Univ. M.A. Univ. of Rochester 94 Mr. Haws, Dept. Chairman B.A. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Syracuse, M.S. SUNY Geneseo Mrs. Tuttle Mr. Cahill B.B.A. Univ. of Michigan B.S. SUNY Potsdam M. Ed. Rutgers M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Jamieson Mr. Lotierzo B.S. SUNY Albany B.A. Penn. State M.A. Penn. State Mr. Bethel B.S. SUNY Buffalo M.S. Syracuse Univ. Miss Brown B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Univ. of Michigan M.S. Syracuse Univ. Seated: Mrs. Aja, Secretary Standing: Mrs. Shay, Secretary; Mrs. Cooper, Career Edu- cation Specialist 95 ’ Mr. Coon, Dept. Head B.A. SUNY Albany M.A. SUNY Albany 8 S o r e u j v A 3 Mr. Yannetti B A. Univ. of Rochester M.S. SUNY Cortland Mr. tarnow B.S. SUNY Oneonta B.S. St. John Fisher M.S. Syracuse Univ. Guidance Cert. SUNY Oswego Mr. Keenan B.S. Manhattan College M.S. Syracuse Univ. Mr. Bassett B.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Alesandro B.A. SUNY Cortland M.S. SUNY Cortland Mr. Burtless B.A. Syracuse Univ. M.A. Syracuse Univ. Mrs. Gamber B.A. Syracuse Univ. Mrs. Kramer B.A. SUNY Cortland Mr. Rio Mr. Baker B.S. LeMoyne College B.A. SUNY Buffalo M.A. Niagara Univ. 96 Mr. Tudman B.A. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Univ. New Hamp. Mr. Neault, Dept. Head B.A. St. Michael’s College M.S. Clarkson College Mr. Scott B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.A. SUNY Oswego Mr. Armstrong Mr. Myron B.A. Syracuse Univ. B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Syracuse Univ. Math Mr. Eno B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Mrs. Molampy B.S. Alliance College M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Obine B.A. SUNY Albany M.A. SUNY Albany Mr. Deloff B.S. SUNY Brockport M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Weller, Dept. Head B.A. LeMoyne College M.A. SUNY Oswego Mrs. Rhebergen B.A. Allegheny College M.A. SUNY Albany Miss Rowe B.A. College of St. Rose M.A. College of St. Rose Mrs. Mahany B.A. D’Youllege College M.S. SUNY Buffalo Miss Wright B.A. Houghton College Mr. Honeywell B.A. Shelton College M.A. Brandeis Univ. Mrs. Moon Miss Duckett B.A. SUNY Cortland B.A. SUNY Cortland M.S. SUNY Oswego Miss McKelvie B.A. SUNY Potsdam Mr. Patchett Mrs. Heffernan B.A. Syracuse Univ. B.A. SUNY Albany M.A. Syracuse Univ. M.A. SUNY Albany Mrs. Sweet B.A. Denison Univ. 98 Mr. Graves B.S. Roberts Wesleyan Coll Mr. Brussel B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.S. SUNY Albany Mr. Lauri B.S. Central Michigan Univ Mrs. Gamage B.A.SUNY Albany M. Ed. St. Lawrence Univ. Mrs. Marks Teaching Assistant Mrs. Plail B.A. Univ. of Tenn Mrs. Frank B.S. SUNY Albany M.S. Syracuse Univ. Miss Narvey B.S. SUNY Albany Mrs. Widger, Dept. Head Elmira College SUNY Albany Mrs. Sheehan B.S. SUNY Albany Mr. Matthews, Dept. Head B.S. Hamilton College M.A. Columbia Univ. Mr. Pierce Miss Bullard B.S. SUNY Oswego B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Foster Mr. Bender B.S. Villanova Univ. B.S. Colgate Univ. I Mrs. Price B. S. Nazareth Coll. C. A.S. Syracuse Univ. S c i c n c c Mr. Powell B.A. SUNY Oneonta Mr. Doris B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Syracuse Univ. Mr. White B.S. SUNY Oswego M|rs. Homer B.A. SUNY Binghamton M.A.T. Colgate Univ. 100 Mrs. Bramble, Dept. Head B.A. Cornell Univ. M.A. Syracuse Univ. foreign Miss Cyr B.A. Marymount Coll. M.S. Syracuse Univ. Mrs. Nevid B.S. Univ. of Vermont M.A. Syracuse Univ. Mrs. O’Hara B.A. Univ. of Rochester M.A. Syracuse Univ. Mrs. Coulter B.A. SUNY Albany M.A. Syracuse Univ. 101 Mr. Schermerhorn B.A. Univ. of Louisville M.A. Harvard Univ. Mrs. Zawaideh B.A. Emmanuel Coll. M.A. Syracuse Univ. Dr. DeHoog, Dept. Chairman B.A. Kalamazoo Coll. M.A. Columbia Univ. Ed. D. Columbia Univ. Mr. Wanzer B.M. Eastman School of Music Mr. Frissel, Dept. Chairman B.S. Bowling Green Univ. M.S. Elmira Coll. M.F.A. Syracuse Univ. Music Mrs. Basile B.S. SUNY Potsdam M.A. Ithaca Coll. Mrs. Winnewisser Mr. Dickerson B.A. Catholic Univ. B.S. SUNY Buffalo M.I-'.A. Syracuse Univ. M.S. SUNY Buffalo Mr. Brin B.S. SUNY Potsdam Mr. Cullen B.S. Pratt Institute M.S. Pratt Institute Mrs. Pratt B.S. SUNY Plattsburgh Mr. Wiley B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Mrs. Bartlett B.S. SUNY Plattsburgh Mrs. Gaffney B.S. Syracuse Univ. M.S. Indiana Univ. Mr. MacPherson B.A. Colgate Univ. B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Bailey B.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. O’Donnell A. A.S. Delhi Univ. B. S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Kranz B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Sc Home Mr. Decker B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Mr. Enders, Dept. Head B.S. SUNY Oswego M.S. SUNY Oswego Miss Kraweic, Math Health Teacher B.S. SUNY Brockport Cibrarians Dr. Radigan, OCC English Professor B.A. SUNY Binghamton B.A. SUNY Binghamton Ph.D. Syracuse Univ. Nurses Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Sturm, Mr. DeBarr District Media Services Center Mrs. Kuno Mrs. Crolick Syracuse Univ. College of Med. LPN-BOCES G. Newcomb Cage Supervisor Cafeteria Ladies Sitting: M. Ridell, M. Miner, G. Goupel, M. Allen Standing: M. Borrowman, B. Mosier, G. Kline, E. Thomas, M. Hal- lenback, E. Bye, M. Paine, A. Wolfe, M. Gerber Custodial Staff Sitting: Y. Johnston, N. Benoit, H. Loveless Standing: D. LaPorte, S. Hendrix, R. Newcomb, H. Bullard 106 Well, Hellsbells! I just know my wife’s grocery list is in here somewhere! Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kids? 107 Zhe Mdwinsville Graduates This page is a tribute to the teachers of this school who graduated from Baldwinsville. The pictures are copies of their senior pictures, and the captions are similar to what appeared in their Lyre the year they graduated. A - T. Doris '51 “Now T.D. is about the biggest fellow in school certainly gave our opponents some- thing to worry about in football. Believe you me, this guy certainly gets around.” R. Patchett “Patch” 53 “If there is any scholastic prize that this en- voy from out Plainville way has not won, just try to name it. Patch seems to be our only senior packed with crack answers and crazy antics.” B. Ward (Mrs. Frank) ’56 “Bev is a whiz at bookkeeping. If there’s ever any work that needs to be done, Bev’s your gal.” G. Deloff ’57 C. R. Baker “Chuck” ’62 Time waits for no one, it passes you by. P A. Bullard “Pat” ’65 Thinking is like living and dying; each of must do it for himself.” us i awoKe one morning famous.” M. Connery “Mare” (Mrs. Bartlett) 71 “Where there is hatred or apathy let me sow love.” 108 We, the members of Lyre Staff ’77 proudly honor the following teachers who have been a contributing part of this school for many years. Mr. Matthews-30 years Mr. Enders-29 years Mr. Sennett-27 years Mrs. Widger-24 years Mr. Pelcher-21 years Mr. Arcaro-21 years Mr. Skaden-19 years Mr. Doris-“Millenniams”-(19 years) Mr. Tudman-18 years Mr. Keenan-17 years Mr. Brussel-17 years Mr. MacPherson-17 years Mr. Bender-15 years Miss Maschiri-15 years Mr. Kianz-15 years Let’s sec . . . D,E,F ... H? Wow! What a pair of legs! It’s been a hard day folks! You ripitt,... I patchctt! Well, I might have an opening next .. . Senior Class Will and Directory Judy Absolom leaves DC my TGIF’s on the path, SR-JC, JJ a gym excuse, DU a lab call. Fig a locker. Drama 1; Ski Club 1 Lou Armstrong leaves little Jim Brisington an Armstrong fist if he causes trouble. 1 yr. F. FootbaU, 1 yr. JV Soccer, 1 yr. V. Soccer, 1 yr. V. Swimming, 2 yr. Aquanotcs, 3 yr. Track, 4 yr. Gymnastics Cathy Baker leaves L.C. and B.D. together. S.D. a frog, D.G. an elf, J.W. my love, C.L. to the F.B.I. and luck to all my friends! Gymnas- tics 2 yrs., Soccer 2 yrs., Aquanotcs 3 yrs. Mark Barlow leaves to PM 1 mad caddy owner; To TV 1 B.I.O.Y.A.; To PW, PA, JA.+ RH the dirt pile + 2 sixes;To JW 1 invitation;To EC nothing to be jealous about. 2 yrs. JV Baseball; 2 yrs. Var. Base- ball; 3 yrs. Track; Var. Soccer; Frosh Basketball Sue Baynes leaves C.H. all the pinches from D.J., to A.M. the Fulton gang, to my sister 2 more years, to all my friends the best of luck. I iso leave to find happiness with J.G. Nadine Beattie leaves JW Life cereal JS a ski lesson KC a ride to Pcl- chcr’s camp and some cheese curds DW an extra roll of film LA all her thoughts and feelings. 4 yrs. Swim team, 2 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. GAM, 1 yr. Softball, 2 yrs. Key Club, 1 yr. Aquanotcs Rick Beaulieu leaves E.M. his private harem, B.D., D.S. N.S., G.S. + D.H. Miller Co., K.Q. many wild experiences, N.D. happiness in everything you do. 4 yrs. Football, 2 yrs. Delta Phi Sue Beck leaves Ellen some of my S.S.S. formula, Glen a box of pen- cils. Ruth a bed pan so she can practice, Cyn loads of reservations + Fal some prescriptions to fill. National Honor Society 2 yr. Treasurer 1 yr.. Lyre Staff Business Manager Kristen Bernard leaves LL my eyes, an egg, a WB, RR parties, talks, a mouse, KK milkshakes, a ride to school, KM gingersnaps, whoo nelly and LL, RR. KK. KM to remember all the good, bad, happy and sad times. Lyre staff typist Donna Bessette leaves Ms R. a winning FH season. Ms C. 3 more yrs. with LB and NO one to break the bars. LL a great Sr yr to enjoy, the future jockcts all the joys and success of competition that she had. Mark Bitz leaves to EF, FG, MM. AJ, RH, JA. BP; MC, + BF a bid farewell, PM a life supply of beans, KZ a pair of platform sneakers, TV a tape of BIOYA, KH 20 assists, GR+EP a magazine, special thanks to Mr. K ♦ Mrs. G, thanks to Mr. C. for a job well begun. 1 yr Frosh F-ball, 1 yr JV F-ball, B-ball + Lacrosse, 1 yr Var F-ball, 2 yr Var. Lacrosse + CYO B-ball, 3 yr SC (1 yr VP), Jun. + Sen. Class Pres., 3 yr PYF, Pres, of PYF, Pres, of HS Tina Blanchard DR-remember the gang at cincy, cow, washbins; KO new weights and punching bag (Ray); MM a keg and bread to soak it up; KM LONG waited cheese-burger; RM a new set of nucklcs;TS decision maker; LG a big dinner to cat in front of everyone. John Bland leaves to Bill a Lac ball, AS + LK nothing, Jaci I leave many memories, + to TIGHT, my goalie stick. Key Club 3 yrs.. Stud. Coun. Alt. 1 yr. JV Lac. 1 yr., Var. 2 yrs. Penny Boucher leaves PS snow 3nd slopes, MJM vodka and kool- aid and JZ, ML a soccer player, NB, SC and DD 2 more yrs. of high school, to all other friends a wish of good luck. Drama Club 2 yrs. Julie Bouwcns leaves MK cruises on the town VK trips to the attic RF memories DG long talks RG her BS JR happiness in die future “CLAN” good.times + thanks GAM love + ics. Ski Club 1 yr. Alpha Mu 2 yrs. F. Brennan leaves L G. good memories, K.C. to G.M., A.T. the right one. A.O. her fists, N.D. pig-out parties. S.Z. fun times, L.K. some confidence and A.S. many thanks. Derrick Brewster leaves D.K., V.J. a mailbox at their disposal- A I success and a sail; M.F. a year of traxifare. Student Council, rep 2 yrs. alt, 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. S. Bugnacki leaves: Mr. P. live plants; Tim H. all available girls- Jeff P the broken test tube; K.H. walking in the A.M.; Laurie G. 2 bunny ghosts. Journalism Club 2 yrs. 11,12. R. Burrows leaves Mr. O’Donnell all the rubber in the parking lot. Mr. Patchett, the wrong parking space, J.E.D. all the bad as wcU as good times we had together and B.C.F., my friendship. M. Candcc leaves to WBXL good luck, to EL Sr. and Frau C. lots of thanks, to CC 1500 new schedules. Hon. Soc. 2, Stu. Cou. 2, Const. Comm. Chr.,Dist. Communications Comml, WBXL 4. Gen. Mgr. Prog. Dir. A. Carroll leaves R.D. a mailbox; B.J. a screwdriver and turpentine; T. C. a ditch; Pots the D.P.W. building and D.Z. 5 more minutes. 4 yrs. Football, 4 yis. Baseball, 3 yrs. Hockey, I yr. T.N.G.T.C. E. Carroway leaves GB, BC. DD a yard-ape; MB a good crop; PA, JW, PW, BH. RH.CZ a case and good time; PM a wet Laugh;PA very lucky and a great time. Hockey club; 360 club J. Caruso leaves A.J., M.M., K.M., K.B., S.W., memories; A.L. Botba- E.P. Roar; B.D. augie; B.D., D.R., J.H. some B.B.; to Ma much grati-’ tude. 4 yrs. tennis, chorus band; 3 yrs. Ensemble; 1 yr. Student Council L. Castor leaves to all her teachers a “tahnx” for being teachers alot of great memories, 3nd most of all best of luck and happiness to all her friends; and to B.A.D. my love. Gymnastics I yr. HO K. Chcrncy leaves T.B. many memories, our diet to be with Danny KB. AP. 2 more years of the locker room, JS. ND. SZ, RP, MM, EH, ’ JS, fun crazy memories. Sub Deb lots of luck, KB summer canoe ride and KP, and to Greg, happiness and my love always. Aquanotes 3 yrs.. Sub Deb 2 yrs. P. Christian leaves Peach friendship, smiles, + tears. Mr. Baker + Lyre 77 thanks, N.F. respect + a teddy bear, N a walk + happiness. Good times to C.E., S.C., D.M.. + the gang. G.F. the big Z. Stu. Coun. Rep. 2 yrs. Editor LYRE 77. J. Christensen leaves E.L. all the LN’s from F. a new RS; Mr. D. B.F. Jars. R.C. aTR; A.S. her freedom, Andi and Oley good luck. Color guard 1 yr. Ski Club 2 yrs. Nat. Hon. Society 2 yrs. J.C.C. 1 yr. A. Clement leaves Kcl a Hoover, Tom a red smile, Bow gaucho PJ’s and Rick “Hey Thanks. Stu. News 1 yr. Stu. Coun. I yr. JV Cheer- leading 1 yr. Lyre Staff, Ski Club. Tom Collins leaves to Neuf the Pres, of the TNGTC. To L.P. K.K. L. D. a brown paper bag. To Dowdy a gym bag full of brews and a phone call to C.K. To A.C. some C.S. To Lisa all the memories. 1 yr. Frosh F-ball, I yr. Frosh B-ball, 1 yr. JV F-ball, I yr. JV B-ball, 2 yr. Var. F- ball. 2 yr. Var. B-ball. 2 yr. Delta Phi, 1 yr. TNGTC R. Compton leaves Ave F L L HUG. GAM IES KB MM SM DW SZ AO SS Esp DN KH Mem GT L. Var FH Bball Sball Vball -4 yrs.. Honor Soc.-2, Stu. Council 2, Band-3, GAM-3, Jr. + Sr. Class treas, Who's Who AAHSS, AFS-Switzerland. M. Connolly leaves Mr. W'iltse thanks; Marty and George a battle for 1st; and Fred a pair of chicken wings. Var. X-C, Track, and Indoor 2 yrs. Soccer and Lacrosse 2 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Honor Soc. 2 yrs. J. Cox leaves Chuckle all her love and 2 more years, Sue all her houses and Anne her life. Colorguard 2 yrs., Girl’s Var. Track 1 yr.. Ski Ciuo 3 yrs. S. Cox leaves behind all my wonderful friends. Shelia a white rabbit with a spoon. Rose a year to remember, LG, RA, DC, SJ. all the luck as a senior. Kathy I leave all my understandings and friendship. Track and Field 3 yrs. Spirettes I yr. S. Cramer hereby leaves this dear old school to the rest of the Cramer tribe. Many thanks to Mrs. Basilc and the rest of the Music Dept, and the chorus. Colorguard 2 yrs. Chorus 4 yrs. All county 1 yr. Drama- (2 musicals) D. Crego leaves the universe to B.F. and many thanks to Madame. Latin Club 3 yrs, sec. I yr; Journalism Club 2 yrs. Chief Editor I yr. Lit. Editor 2 yrs; MIS 2 yrs; Student Council 1 yr, French Club 1 yr. R. Deneve leaves B.Z. the good times, M.E.K. the last good tokc.T.P. that last shot of Jack. Baker for California and the dream of all of them. B. Disingcr leaves B.W. a puppy, R.B. a great fishing trip, F..M. Hobart College, The clan another 14 weeks. T.D. rock steady, R.D., P.M., K. Q. , candy dish, J.P. Vietnam. 2 yrs. Var. Football, 2 yrs. Var. Basket- ball, 3 yrs. Var. Track, I yr. JV Baseball, Football, Basketball, I yr. Frosh Basketball, Football. K. Dixon leaves much love to W.R., S.F., K.T., D.K., K.D., S.D., and D.G.;a bag of Dorito’s to J.S.; Best Wishes to the Anguish’s and my- self to C.J.M. 2 yrs. Student Council rep. S. Donaghcy leaves SG, AD, KS, BSSKH; JF anal DI; LF, DP—CLSP; NB thanx; Ma Sis love, peace; SJF, BK love, Thankx; LY happiness; KD KU;NF love peace; BHS 4 more Donagheys. Spircttcs 3 yrs. BOCES 1 yr. R. Dowd leaves to LP, LD, + KK 75 cents worth of stalks, to Neuf an I didn’t mean it” + a new stick shift for his car, to Tom a book of matches for his PH’s + a stolen (actually borrowed) pail of Naco’s + to Art, Killer HiU. 1 yr. Frosh F-ball, 2 yr. JV F-baU, 1 yr. Var F-ball,4 yr. Hockey Club. 2 yr. Delta Phi, 1 yr. TNGTC R. Down leaves for every ski resort he can find! 4 yrs. Var. Golf. 1 yr. Frosh Basketball. 1 yr. JV Basketball, Sophmorc Vice Pres.. 1 yr- Ski Club. I Vi yr. Delta Phi. 4 yrs. Var. Club. 1 yr. Frosh F-baU, I yr. JV F-ball, 2 yrs. Var. F-ball, 2 yrs. Optimist Basketball. A. Downing leaves Tern a bag to hold. Becklcss the less, weasel a prom, Diane + Ken Mr. F., Cruiser sin Linda, Michellc-Mr. S., John the Fonz, Kevin-Verde's cousin. Pam ♦ Thcrcsa-Bakcr H. Irack 3 yrs. J A. (Pres.) N. Duck leaves to TB JP + her choice, Drca a locked b-room door. AT thanks for many special moments, SZ good times, to OR, DS + BW, New Yr’s Eve 76 on 690, Connie + Merc our lunch table, to NC -DR + all the rest of my sisters, happiness + GAM; to RICK all the sunshine and happiness possible + a jar of midget dill pickles. I yr. tennis, 2 yrs. Field Hockey, 1 yr. Student Council. 2 yrs. Latin Club, 1 yr. Art Club. 2 yrs. Honor Society, 3 yr. GAM, Soph. Class Treas. A. Dumond leaves his T.M.’s in front of the school in June. 2 yrs. JV Wrestling T. Dwyer leaves the pipe to T.W. and T.M. To Coach, best wishes next season, I leave J.C. all wet and Baker all screwed up. Gymnastics 4 yrs, etc. C. Fckcr leaves Sue one e.-you , all her sisters in S.D.C. good luck, 3 yrs. for Baker to put up with her brother, to join l.M, l)S and VL at O. C.C., and to haunt the halls of LE MOYNF.! Sub Deb 2 yrs, CYO 4 yrs. CYO chccrleading 2 yrs. Lyre Staff, Class Rep. 2 yrs. Student Council All. I yr., Spirettes 1 yr., GAA I yr. BOCES 1 yr. D. Ecker leaves knowine they didn't teach me anything. Good luck to A.K.E. 2 yrs. Frosh-1 yr. JV-2 yrs. Var. Football 3 yrs. Var. Wres- tling S. EUis leaves to the X-C team the thought of sharing, GL I leave 1000 miles and alot of luck, LL I leave a yrs. subscription to WR, !o Coach W a puddle of mud to sit in and Oswego. 3 yrs. X-C, 3 yrs. Indoor Track, 3 yrs. Track A. Emerson leaves to Mrs. Nowak a thanx and more help hopefully, B. F. a pen and a tissue;T.F. a decision already made and a slap on The Favorites Mrs. Homer, Mr. Doris Talks Least, Says Most Mrs. Heffernan, Mr. Bender Best Looking Miss McKelvie, Mr. Tarnow The Talkers Mrs. Gamage, Mr. Keenan Best Dressed Miss Duckett, Mr. Baker The Jokers Mrs. Nevid, Mr. Patchett faculty Profiles Loads of Fun MissCostich, Mr. Yannetti Most School Spirited Miss McKelvie, Mr. Coleman The Listeners Mrs. Molampy, Mr. Cahill Personality Plus Mrs. Gaffney, Mr. Tudman The Admirables Mrs. Rhcbergen, Mr. Doris 112 back by G.E.;P.M.a new rug-rat and a moviejand DJ. a dark night complete with instructions. G Evans leaves Arc 6 yrs. to fix the ft ball field. I leave F.S. + J.S. to S H and D. Holmes my love. I--ball. Frosh 1 yr. JV 1 yr., Var. 2 yrs.; Wrestling Frosh 1 yr., J V 1 yr. Lacrosse J V 1 yr. Var. 3 yrs. Indoor Track 1 yr. Chorus 3 yrs. S. Faircloth leaves S.D. the S.S.F.H.. M.K. 1 i.c.c., K.T. lots of M., $;s. Sisters Forever, M.S.h, M.M., e.f., K.D. to C., all my friends hap- piness, and to Bill me w lovc. C. Fallon leaves to Jo YATSI;G.R. J.W. a Friday night special Mr. Bender 4 keys. Var. Tennis; B-ball 2 yrs.; V-ball 3 yrs.;Track 1 yr. G.A.A. 3 yrs.;Siudent Council Alt. I yr. LYRE staff. JB long talks, MK $ for gas, VK trips to attic, RG WG ♦ R gang CEJK SSPCSGKK good times, BW talks AC Hut TC+AC nites on porch. S. Gunther leaves CK a mid er, d-r, Tstorm; BW H'em H. talks; DM bghts to fyd;GT a field to plow, fond memories; RP cigs; the old gang parties. Frosh cheerleading. Student Council GAM 3 yrs. D. Gushca leaves A.P. K.D. J.S. M.R. T.P. S.Y. C.B. C.S. K.K. M.L. M. F. much love happiness a great big thanks; marching band people many treasured memories; D.K. my buns. Marching Band 4 yrs. E. Haskell leaves Baker High in hopes of never seeing it again;all bor- ing Baseball practices to anyone who goes;leaves T.F. all her great nights waiting; Also S.M. to her wishes. Frosh Basketball-1 yr.. JV Baseball-2 yrs., Varsity Baseball-2 yrs. D. Farrar leaves to Ter, Steve, Janet all the beer + cigs they never had. To. M.K. I leave R.F. to Wcas I leave to the girl of his dreams. To C. T., Deb. M.G. 1 leave all the good times. To Jude I leave the habit she never liked. T. Fcndick leaves AV one bag of T BP; TR 3 years to do his thing; CB all the luck; AE to Ms; Deb lots of WP; MK 1 more year; KS a bot- tle of HD; DP a PT; Mrs. K + Mrs. C a helper; BF a pack of LP. B. Ferguson challenges anyone and everyone to beat the records we set in German Class. 3 yrs. Key Club, 3 yrs. WBXL, 2 yrs. Honor Society, 1 yr. Student Council. D. Finch leaves one more Finch;all the lockers to anyone who can open them; K.N., M L.. S.M. more fun times in gym next year. Health Careers Club 2 yrs. Honor Society 2 yrs. B. Findciscn leaves Tosh imi 1 football uniform, P.I. all my love. K.D. 1 doz. Zi moons. D.F., 3 yrs at Baker. N.T., thanks for the memories, D.C. good luck at A.S.U. 1 yr. Chorus. 1 yr. Spirettes R. Fitzgerald leaves RG long talks VK trip to the attic JR fiat + re- cords JB thanks MK summer parties DG TC CLAN” good times + thanks Dll + RP good times + good luck JK S of 74. Gamma Alpha Mu 3 yrs. K. Haskell leaves R.A. a walk across the road and G.S.; L.G. a ju-ju party ; D.M. to S.J.; S.C. more years of friendship and a big THANKS; K.B. a noodle and H.A. to soccer. Swimming 3 yrs.; Aquanotes 4 yrs. M. Hawthorne leaves Miss Wright all the books she tried to rip off; Val and Beaner happiness together; and all my partying friends, 3 cases of O.V., Lambrusco and some M+M’s. T. Hennessey leaves behind lots of daydreaming, and great times with scan shaver, to Peg front row seals to the Elvis concert, Cindy fun at Uncle Sam’s, Sue more cruisin, Moe to Den. J. Henry leaves BD with LC + a case for future dances; JC TE;MM a qt of BV + many good times; D1 the MM;+ WR all my love + memor- ies. Frosh Football, JV Football 2 yrs; Hockey Gub; BOCES S. Herloski leaves Mrs. Moon one lead show for kicking indoors, and Ms. Gamber all the luck for all (he smart alec kids to come. To Baker High I leave with a big 837, 836! C. Heyn leaves Carol, Dave’s room, my boat; Kim a Cayuga party; Joe, skiing + the park; John. Led Zeppelin Robin, shared boyfriends. The gang W. Glen, mice, Xmas, one gold mine, trances, VS mild shake, jock spot. P. Fitzpartick leaves many thanks and good luck to Ms. Costich, a punch to KARF.N H., and a spot on the girls Var. Basketball team for my youngest sister to fill. Girl’s Varsity softball I yr. Girl’s Varsity Soccor 2 yrs. C. Flatt leaves much resp. to Mr. B. Mr. D., PC our unending yrbk. prob.. CF a pr of soggy shoes, Furb luv and a rear—gusher on a sum. nite, LL the dr. of a real Brig.. KC thankx.CC my luckcr” WG a J- bar, GW your fine from D L. SB AS ND BW happiness, LG a drunk on the bus, GN a dance anytime, a wiggle ‘78 to BP Stu. Council 3 yrs. Chorus + Ensemble 2 yrs., Drama Club 2 yrs.. Journ. Club I yr.. Span. Club 1 yr. Lyre Staff Ass. Editor. L. Freeman leaves SF and JB two more years of school if they can make it. Mr. Patchctt and all his jokes LP a new car. My sisters lots of happiness JW one more year of walking to school. Ski Club 3 yrs, Sub Deb 2 yrs. M. Friedrick leaves to Mr. Eno a book of jokes to tell all his 12X students next yr. To K.F. best of luck with B.L. and M.H. Bowling 1 yr. Tennis 1 yr. Key Club 2 yrs. S. Fryer leaves GF a locker CK + CNS; KT M+M’s cp’s a bus + ami; LK Bb. EP a kazoo; EK D+L; KCTZ thanks; WG N?P?; BO ME+I gr!; BP BG; MC mL. 4 yrs. Drama Club, Pres. 1 yr. 2 yrs. Forbush Rep. 3 yrs. Chorus 3 yrs. Ensemble 1 yr. SC 1 yr. Health Club G. I urbush leaves SF-CK-T, Xmas, BB. DP RUM. 11 20. KC-Pa., EvUlc, Many Thanks. CEF-M+M. YASI, BL. Ribbon for I st. KB PW. EP-Vooba! TZ Cats. SP-F-MA, Pencils. CF-Playgrounds. I)S -A driving lesson, a wink. SM-Artil'acts. PC 54-74-hike! CC Fos- ter s snow. Dot Baaa. S.C. Rep. 4 yrs. S.C. Chair. 2 yrs. Lyre Act- ivities Ed., Sr. Cl. Rep. M. Galloway leaves to the art room my unfinished projects, pencils, paints, and parties to all. Gymnastics, Intermural Baseball P. Garrison leaves to JG, ES, PF, MS, TH. KT. SS, good luck. To Mark Lavallcc I leave a jock to grow into. To Mark and Jeff good luck, be- cause 1 think you might need it. R. Gates leaves Joe P. one case of MD, MM a pair of wears, KQ, an 8 pack of quickies. 2 yrs. Basketball C. Hibbard leaves Baker High to all six of my younger brothers and sisters. I also leave all my books and unfinished homework to the teachers. T. Hill leaves good times + good friends behind; Beantown + BUS 2 PB.GZ.TD, JB, DD. BB,+ EE (wwi); Her name w the lits;3 can of shlitz 2 JB; straight jackets 2 R’s RS; XXXOOO. D. Holcomb leaves to Maureen the phone call; Sheila 1 more year; Tami H. notes in desk;Sonja the snowball; Kim the airplane ride; Jeanine the night in camper; Paula another piece of guin. D. Horning leaves R.H., B.P..T.S. each a bottle of W.K., and R.P. a cold one. and R.F.. M.K. a cold one. w yrs. JV Wristling, 2 yrs. Varsity Wrestling. C. Hudson leaves A.M. all the Fulton guys + laughs, D.B. all my mad- ness, D.B. to M.T. ♦ his drawers, K.H. the smokers path, good luck to all my friends, Best wishes to my brothers. BOCES 2 yrs. L. Hulchanski leaves B.B. on lead sax to Wanz;a good reed to Alice; good luck to Tyler; and 76 trombones; 110 cornets ... to the march- ing band. Honor Society 2 yrs. Jazz Band 3 yrs. Musical 3 yrs. D. Jack leaves a lot of great friends, with hope to make many new ones; Wares and Head 3 night at the Bam; Neuf some CS; foos with Bake; L.S. with love. Soccer JV-1 yr. Var.-l yr., Delta Phi 2 yrs. D. Johnson leaves JD a “hi guy”, JL a big “thanx”; VL much happi- ness with Beaner; AE good luck with MS;CW congratulations;and MH my friendship forever. B. Jones leaves to Ms. Record all my O’s in Gym. To James L. 1 still love you in my own way. To F.J.L. my heart and my life. To Lauri G I leave a cig. Colorguard 9,10 Soph. Rep. V. Jones leaves to Mrs. R. in 206, a fire plug to fit her cloths on; D.K. + D.B. the KenMar girls; C.F. I leave for only a short time. Varsity Track 2 yrs.. Bowling 1 yrs. Drama: David+Lisa A. Jordan leaves NK a farm, ML a view, MS Hi. DR ♦ SC snow, LL a PP bag. JD Pue, DJ math, J A + AS. Funeral, JAC Tennis. MM a lib card, BD a deer. Aquanotes 4 yrs. Tennis 3 yrs. Ski club 3 yrs. T. Gates leaves KM a deeper voice;and BHS to my 6 brothers and sis- ters to do whatever (hey want with it. A. Gee leaves to T.F. and K.L. All the parties they can handle. To lerri C. 1 leave one more yr. at Baker High. Much happiness to Mr. Cahill and a special thanks, also one corvette. Spirettes 1 yr. L. Cenacle leaves A.O., D.B.. G.F.. S.F.. K.C., C.C., M.M., S.Z..-M.H. menu. Gi+ D.W.- Lurch. T.B. a wres. for every mood,Cyn-3 pos. roots + L.L. Var. Track-1 yr.. Honor Soc.-2 yrs. Spircttes-2 yrs., G.A.A. 1 yr. elly leaves SB a midnitc cruise, to go West someday and friend- always; Clem a new scentless pillow and lots of great times; to nd VK good party times. Gamma Alpha Mu 3 yrs. icily leaves RR LL KB KM. oh what a night, parties, fairs and • KB napkins and studded tires; KM talks and Dave; LL Sundays chases; Lisa to stay with Dave and CK someone else to tell on. Cillian leaves to A.L., L.H. and D.B. my 1951 Buick and alot: of ,1 rimes: V.J. a life time supply of chap stick; K.D. a kiss; D.B. a M. Giamporcaro leaves my left-over oil paint to Barb, My dirty gym suit to Ms. Record, my Keds to Ote, my hair to Tim, and another Giamporcaro to the school next year! L. Gillette leaves the smoker’s path to all the hoods. I leave the charg- er to anybody who can handle it? I leave the happiness to all the teachers that I’m finally leaving. J. Graham leaves this school to P.G.. T.G., and J.G. F. Greeley leaves DNF course map;suds head ease award; M.B. good luck at P.U.; S.M. engineer’s degree C.G. 600 series;Coach, Tom and the wrestlers. X-C 2 yrs.; Outdoor and Indoor Track 3 yrs. G. Gregory leaves to next years gymnasts good luck. To Coach ohremph a winning season. To SM. DM, + MB 1 U.F.O. To Mr. Kee- nan W.W. III. And to all my teachers I leave thanks. Also L.F. 1 pr. of elevator shoes. Gymnastics 3 yrs., Frosh Football. D. Grow leaves “CLAN” memories, JR nite in closet, RF wft’s + bit, . Kissclstein leaves to be with Gary forever. Io T.S. A.V. and C.M. ippiness and the best of luck in the future. . Kline leaves CK. and M.Z. all our laughter, tears, and memories .M. and B.O. a long and happy life. And Scott all my love. BOC I S yrs. Koegel leaves to Baker High 2 more Koegcls. to T.S limore yr till ie is with me for good, and J.S. a pack of Old Gold. Football. 1 yr. rosh. 1 yr. JV. 2 yrs. V. Baseball: 1 yr. JV. 1 yr. V. Kotas leaves l)G a lot of good memories JR night of Nov. 21 RG bottle VK trip to attic JB hellnight SS Camillus RF bombing at 4 M in Pj’s “Clan” good times and thanks. Gamma Alpha Mu 2 rs. Kratz leaves to my brothers and sisters the school, to JM P cn‘ ’of e tea and laughs, to ML many good times at Pizza Hut, to JO, KH, J JD happiness always. 1 yr. JV Soccer 1 yr. JV softball 4 yrs. 113 T Kravvicc leaves his brother Jeff to create havoc and to bug the hell out of Oat. Frosh Football. JV Football 1 yr. Varsity Tennis 3 yrs. SBA 3 yrs. F Kri'teller leaves 1 frb. mute to Wanz for whenever its far to the bushes. Lotsa luck to M.B. ’77 and everyone left behind 4 yrs. Rock Ensemble. Student Council alt.. Marching Band and Jazz Band. Drama Club 2 yrs.. All County and Area Allstate chorus, 75. 76. c. LaPountain leaves to D.G. a long and happy1« ;• T« year to catch up an her attendance with M.T. To J..M. 2 more scars or ? To D.G. and A.W. a taught and a learn. J McKenna leaves Mrs. Basile a Big Thank You. Chorus 4 yrs Rock Ensemble 4 yrs.; All - County 4 yrs.; All State 3 yrs.; Drama Club 1 yr.; Musicals 3 yrs. S McMahon leaves TV. PM. EC. DD. and Rex an H-Lip and a Y-Apre; Moose a big BlOYA;and Mom and Dad all my unfinished homework. Cross Country 3 yrs.; Ski Club 2 yrs.; Honor Society. D. Melino leaves to S.S. an R.M.. to P.J. some snow, to L.W good times, to P.C. 1 17 76. and to S.G. Fireworks Forever. To N.S. M.M., J.S., and D.S. Love and thanks. To D.W. + all. love and friendship. Student Council. R. Mertcns leaves Poyock a step ladder. Pina another pickle, K.M. a big MAC. Porky an engine to work on. T.S., an A W mug. Mike a pipe, and K.O. me. PS Miss Maschiri a new broom. Baseball-2 yrs. JV. 2 yrs. Var. Soccer-1 yr. Freshman, 1 yr. JV, Basketball-1 yr. Freshman. R. Mctzler leaves Sully in the dust with his V.W. Mr. Whilcy 3ll my Arch. Work. C.W.B. 2 more Metzlers. Remembrance to J.G., D.C., and anyone else wishing to take it. JV Soccer 1 yr., Var. Soccer 1 yr., Var. Hockey 2 yrs.. Opt. Hockey 2 yrs. P. Middleton leaves ‘THEM and the strange people of the bus to L. M. D. Milazzo leaves Don-girls, Mrs. C. memories! Mr. Bethel-Vica + Boces. Kelly All State. DG, KR, DW, AL.-fricndship, my love to A. W. J.A. 2 yrs., Vica-2 yrs. Honor Society-2 yrs., Stu.Coun.-3 yrs., Drama-1 yr. Stagclighting + tech. A. Mills leaves C.H. to J.W. and my giggles, J.S. a parking space, J. M. my dirty bedroom, D.B. to C.H., D.B. to M.T., good luck to my 3 younger sisters, and Liz, A.M. to M.T., bye P. Minnow leaves P.C. lots of butter for her popcorn;T.S. some dip and a long talk; P.S. the gravel pit; A.W. a warm car and to D.K. Butch. Band 3 yrs., Var. Filed Hockey 1 yr. B.A.A. I yrs T. Mizuta leaves to the Football team, my uniform, 1 leave my friend- ship to everyone. To Daddy-Long Legs 1 leave a hug. Football Team -1 day. J. Montague leaves J.L. all those New York Acquisitions, to E.H. M.B. C.W. a Friday night at J.M.’s house who didn’t show, the catfish for Mr. Deloff and a ride for Jim. Football Frosh, CYO Basketball 2 yrs. Baseball JV 3 yrs. Var. 1 yr. J. Moore leaves to Louise Bert. To WBXL 1 leave 2 albums, some re- sistors, and alot of wire. 1 leave little Joh to next years listeners. Stu- dent Council 1 yr.. Track and X-Country I yr., Tech. Engineer WBXL 3 yrs. S. Mulvancy leaves Gymnastics to TM TW a chance at states, great times on C hill to GF LC MC EC GG TV PM BP MB. to DM the rest to come the best of luck, GR NS Foolin around CH an car last but by far not least Bridg memories never to forget. 2 yrs. Var Gym., Track, F’Ball, Wrestling, Ski Club Key Gub. J. Murphy leaves OTE AN honorary Narc Badge, To LM-mc,To SJ MA, CC, MM, PC. BC.TM, MEK, DG, JK. MG, JR. BZ, MT, Hallucin- ations, to Mr. Cullen my friendship and a trip to Columbia. M. Murray leaves E. P. a c.h.s. + a fffft, P.S. chuts, S.M. ml w gliff, M.S. a hi. B.F. + D.B. my n-name, A.J. + J.c. the bbgs. Aquanotes, 4 yrs. Var Swim 1 yr.; Honor Society 2 yrs.; V.P. for H.S. 1 yr. Ski Club 2 yrs. R. Needle leaves a can of paint and a paint brush to B.J., a metal for the quickest hands to Little P.a cupon for 10 free driving lessons to P face. 4 yrs. Football. 3 yrs. Baseball, 1 yrs. TNGTC A. O'Leary leaves DZ. LD, FS, EM, BD, LG CB. To PC. CW, RDF H. and gym. TB partying, ND a bottle of wine. SZ a firecracker, and 1 little ‘o’. Gymnastics 4 yrs.. Field Hockey 4 yrs.. Track I vr. GAA 3 yrs. K. Orr leaves Poyock: another muff, D.R. a new porky pig, Tina: a pickle at Burger King. K.M.: e-you. M.B.: 2 yrs., S.S.: a bra. and R. M. me. Girl s Bowling Team 3 yrs. B. Osborn leaves his 37 Pontiac on the street to anyone who’s fast nrv-ic knock il off’ Socccr 1 yr-Wf«- I V'- Lacrosse 2 yrs. BOCES 2 yrs. E. Parker leaves a PSPDGCT many memories, Susie a good bye” Cyndy a fruit bowl, Shello my gorilla face, Mark Mrs. G. my end- S, a,d aUOAnKK,,ennl a„brokcn bcd. “Cube 1 Daddy-long-legs. gf n� Arby,3,?dc Ty tf0t£er fr,cnds many ,hanks w 1 � lots of Honor w o C £ SeC,Jr- Sr’Class Scc- Lyrc Staff Adrnin. Ed., «“ member2 yrS ,Chorus 3 yrs“ “Bb doon “South Pacifiic Rodney Pease leaves M. Mac..T.D. R.S., R.G.. D.L., K.Q., E.M., F.S., M'“.C u,;' . a d ’ many morc 2°od times. P. Gale (and. or) littleksU Hha7tr,m °Ut WCS,‘ J C P n,K’and B W- somc M.D. 20-20 little sis. bb 7 more years and to Patti J. I leave M.M.G T 1 B A 0 B. Pickard leaves Mr. Decker 5 more yrs of printing Pickards “Cos luck for her Baby Bees, and alot of memories. 3 yrs Archcrv’ 1 vr Soccer, 3 yrs. J.A., 2 yrs T.C.C. ’ C. Pitts leaves my sister 1 yr. left in this school. To SB I leave all the good times we had in gym To CB. JZ, and LS 1 yr. left on the bus And I leave happiness to all my friends. R. Pond leaves R.H. B.P., T.S. each a bottle of W.K., and D.H. a cold one. And I leave R.F., M.K.. a cold one. 1 yr. Freshman Football. L. Popplcton leaves SDC with best wishes + lOOlbs. of M+MV PJ w a lab to make up; JF w King Kong; MS w a nap in Crimc;Mr Ca- hill w thanks for caring; and LW w thc “Many memories we’ve had” at Wellesley, Ohio, and everywhere else. SubDeb 3 yrs., Honor Soci- ety 2 yrs., Student Council Alt. 3 yrs., Lyre Staff typist. C. Porter leaves many thanks to Mr. G. for his help and to coach and the jv’s for good times; to the team I leave all our mischief, trips work,and FUN. X-Country 1 yr.; Indoor track 3 yrs,;Track 3 yrs • JV Soccer 1 yr. L. Proper leaves to Sandy Cota one morc year in Baker High; to Scott Mack 3 box of tissues; to Mr. Cahill my little brother and all the hap- piness that Baker High may bring to him. K. Ouimby leaves to S.Z. A.O. a night at S.L.; to D S.G.R.N.S., a great times,great friends, to R.B. Thanks for understanding nie, thanks for the G.T’s G.F’s; to B.W., B.D., N.D. You’re all fantastic friends. S. Ranous leaves to T V. a UM season ticket; to Bcrnie, Chico’s stick; to V.J. a b-ball; 9 goals to G.R. and luck to S.M., Ferd, Rex, E.C. S.M., M.B., Bart, J.S., J.M., N.B.,and Sliv. Basketball 2 yrs.. Football 1 yr.. Track Field 2 yrs. B. Regan leaves T.P. a train to Poland, leaves B.H. to J.R., M.G. good luck in coming years, D.R. peace and happiness, G.M. one morc year of becoming a bigger moose, S.P. B.N. to sports, and everyone else my last GOOD-BYE. Var. Tennis I yr. J. Rinaldi leaves: Sis Good luck, “CLAN good times thanks, RF records. DC, Bags, MK Fat, JBJV, VKHi, RGSCBD, GAM love ics, RPRitzJBM, FBAGDHRPJPPGBCALBNLCACGTACDEGT,TR Hope, dreams love. GAM 3 yrs. D. Roberts leaves R.H. 1 bar of Camay N.Y.G. helmet. D.R.ayan- kcc Tshirt my love a promise I’ll be back. R.H. Keep your hands off! C.G. 1 trash bag. 1 yr. Int. Nat. Lang. Club, 2 yrs. Latin Club. Roger Rode leaves Mr. Wanzcr the peace and quiet he didn’t get in the last 4 years, and my dearest sister one morc gorgeous year (maybe). Marching. Band 4 yrs.. Concert Band 4 yrs. R. Rodrigues leaves to KK, KB. LL, KM, DR,CH, CS, KK many thanks and I leave you all the memories of the yesterdays we spent to- gether, knowing you’ll never forget them, the thoughts of the to- morrows to come. C. Roloff-I adieu with my mouser, leave Judy drama 2, Moose B.K. a one eyed trowscr mouse, BlOYA, Steve M. Nat’l L. Cyndy F Sun. to throw bull, Baker two morc Roloffs. TTFN. X-C 3 yrs., JV Lacrosse 2 yrs., Var.-1 yr.. In. Track 2 yrs. W. Ryan leaves w JclT happiest mem. cvr. NW all sh. hnd in the world, all X’s.gr. mem!! CB. key JB.IM a kiss.TA, BR, HW, Van;El, JC, joys of 5th, JJ. MA? mem; BD luck, LC + bandge; DI care (0 now. JA, Health Careers, Explorers, Latin Club 3 yrs. G. Ryder leaves A.L. Wisdom; Wealth, Women and a case of Jack Dan- iels; T.V. 1 pair of dirty athletic socks; M.L. lots of B.S.;B.G. Key Club;and leaves respectively for a summer of Jelly Beans. 4 yrs too much .. M. Saylcr leaves to Ellen 3 yrs. of this school. To Michelle the corner. To Mrs. Gamage all the Garys. 1 yr. Frosh Football, 1 yr. JV Foot- ball. 2 yrs. Aquanotes. J. Scalzo leaves Baker High School a ... no, I just leave it. I leave Mr. Patchett some hope of getting somc jokes that will make somc sense. JV Football 2 yrs., Var. Football 1 yr., Hockey 2 yrs. D. Schenck leaves to Mr. Wanzcr: 1 wind straightened, unstrung, dented, out of tunc French Horn. Band 4 yrs. Marching Band 1 yr. Orch. 2 yrs.,Chorus 1 yr., Ivnscmblc 1 yr. WBXL 1 yr. Track 1 yr. J. Schmid leaves Kate a ton of Wrigleys wrappers and an 808, 905, 916;Harp gets an 830. 812; Schcrf is stuck with an 8l6;Barband Deb get 813 to split; to all my friends an 835. Ski Club 1 yr. J. Scott leaves SK-2 more yrs. of wine, women and football, BH-a bottle of grcasc-rclicf, NB-an undersize jock and ID rear, VJ-sicxesi man in America award. L. Sease leaves to Deb M a bag of cheese popcorn 6 years of laugh- ing. To Ann F, 2 more years of swimming. To I.inda, 3 years to go with lotsa luck. M. Sellin leaves to DH 1 more letter from DL, to SF best of luck with BK, to VL, DL, LM. MH. PJ a lot more parties, to TH good x s wiui scan, to Deb, Joe. B. Sennett leaves thanking my coaches for their help. CD for many “memories and TC RN RD for my 1st nite TNGTC 1 Fros■� JV’s. 2 Var. 1 Frosh Bball, 1 J V’s. 2 Var, 2 JV Baseball, 2 Var., i V- S. C. Alt., 1 yr. Class Rep. F. Serafini leaves B.H.S. for an unchartcred island in theC ribbean to lay back under a shade tree and take a break. Var.1. .jLii’ 4 yr. Frosh Football, 2 yrs. JV Football. 1 yr. Optimist Basketba , yrs. Varsity Club T. Shaffner leaves to be with S.T. the rest of my life. To Carol. Hunk Higgins and Wonderful Walbourn. And to anyone who can S.T.’s and my spot on the Trail. Archery 1 yr. D. Sica leaves to Deb, my desk at BOCES. CYO 1 yr., BOCES Wor Processing 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr.,Glec Club 1 yr. A. Shampinc leaves Bee talks, m.y.o.f. and B.F., K.C., D.G.UI.S.M. T.B.O. M.L.. Rox, A.S.U., M.G.T., L.O.L., Amy H.F.T.F., Steph her own little sister, and G.A.M. I.E.S. Chccrlcading Frosh 1 yr., JV 1 yr., Var. 2 yrs.. Student Council Rep. 4 yrs. Alpha Mu 3 yrs. C. Smith leaves J D alt; Bogey my bro. Paul; KS 1 more yr, Mr. D my r.f;Mr. C-THANKS; KZ, SHNK; JS DS-fricndship;TR my MM notcs insults; JW to KZ;and at long last love-Doug. Humanities Club 2 yrs., Pres E. Smith leaves to Kim S. and Lori W. all the fun Baker has to offer, if any, and to Lennie S. a hope that Baker burns down before he gets here, and to J.G., P.G., and S.G., all the water fights. L. Smith leaves to Peg and Ellen 5 years in homeroom. To Murph all her pots. To Mac all the fun times this year. And to myself I leave to become Lori Silver. P. Snow leaves P.M. at the gravel pit, D.K. a free ski ballet lesson, A. W. a candy cane, MM a pair of B’s and my other friends happiness al- ways. Ski Club 2 yrs., Spanish Club 2 yrs. K. Socia leaves to TF a smile and a shoulder, KC earplugs, Wcas her mouth, KK thanks for everything, PS a story, and CP thanks. Field Hockey-2, GAA-4, X-Country-1, Indoor Spring Track-3 yrs. Noah Shinji Sonowa leaves C.W., P. P., P.G., Wanz, 3nd everyone else nothing but the memories of me and I leave the U.S. Band, Ski Club. Rotary Club. M. Sovic leaves my coordination to T.K., my stroke to anyone who wants it and rny B.A. to J.S. Golf Team 1 yr., V. Club, Honor Society 2 yrs. D. Speach leaves to the G.G. all the b. games their p., to L.P. L. D. I leave all the bars they can get into hopefully 1 yr. to David S. I leave 1 more year to try Graduate. To P.B. I leave all our good times. Softball 1 yr. G. Speach leaves to K.Q. a drink to spill. Brat a pinch, R.B. a night at the Boardwalk, D.M. a waitress to knock over, C.K. a can of spray paint. N.S. 4 pizzas, Frosh, JV 2 yrs. Var. Football, Ski Club 2 yrs.. Golf 2 yrs. P.T.C. Club 4 yrs. S. Spears leaves Sue O.- D.C. and her crusty V.W. nt. my house, T.P. to smarten up and get to school to K.O. happiness with Both, to J.G. E.S. P.G. the best of life, D.R. Salt their good sense of humor. And to the school 1 leave the rest of the hoods to come. J. Spence leaves M.S. V.W. my old Gerds to run and hit the nets with M.C. No. 10 to top 9, S.H. 1 with F.S. N.B. E.P. G.E.. MD 1 3rd with N.D. Soccer-Var. 2 yrs., JV 1 yr. Frosh 2 yr. Opt. Hockey 2 yrs. A. Spilman leaves A grama laughs, T-TT ASF MOOV’s, J tears, lifesafers, hope LFHBB. 3 yrs. Sub Deb. 1 yr. Chccrlcading, 1 yr. Swim Team, 2 yrs. Track, 3 yrs. Gymnastics. J. Spinner leaves A.M. to B.S., luck to Annie with M.T., Kar, my teeth and best wishes, G.M., C.H., A.M., one great senior and B.P. all my love. BOCES 1 yr. F. Stamp leaves BW, AS, KC, MOC, AO, Aof D; KW m of GE; LD one tg; BN-Ysv;and Mike 9 56’s and a swing at VBS. Student Council 4 yrs., Cheerleading 3 yrs., Var. Softball. GAM. K. Stanton leaves Mr. Cahill PEACE and quiet. Mrs. Nevid I leave all old papers written backwards and my desk 4th row over 3rd scat back. To Jayc 1 leave the rest of my totally insane belongings. K. Stanton leaves to Mr. Sennett my OTE” shirt. To Dwight Brian I leave my ripped gym shorts. To Mr. Cullen a clean art room. Good luck to Mark C.. Willie R.. Chuck and Duke A., Don S., Dave I., Ed J., and Dave. BOCES 2 yrs., Comm. Art. J. Steele leaves my 4 yrs. at C.W.B.H.S. to whoever wants them, and to Mr. Decker no more $125 shop bills. Frosh Football 1 yr., JV 1 yr., Var. 2 yrs., JV Lacrosse 1 yr., Var. Lacrosse 2 yrs. D. Swctc leaves N.S. G.R. a t to bear; unforget. NTS at K.Q.’s A.C. the 1st one at the W.H.T.; to all my friends-thanks. Delta Phi 2 yrs.. Soccer 2 yrs., Var., 1 yr. JV, 1 yr. Fr., Var. Golf 2 yrs., Var Track 1 yr- T. Taro leaves P.F. lots of mem’s in gym. CR another yr at C.W. Baker. Ms. C. mem’s of P.F. and 1 DL Pz lots of love Jt another yr with my teachers and a.w. Baker 3 more of me to come. 3 yrs. GAA 1 yr. Softball. S. Thomas leaves T.S. all the happiness I C3n give. I leave M.S., the Preble state flag. To T.H., a MC with a pop-up bed. To M.V., a shady spot on the trail and to all female underclassmen; I leave them peace. Pres. G.W.A.B. 1 yr. Var. Bowling; 2 yrs. JV Ft ball; 1 yr. Frosh Ft- ball; 3 yrs. Hockey Club; 1 yr. Journalism Club; 1 yr. Math Club. B. Towlson leaves the X-C team without a captain, thanks to coach, good luck to all future runners, to D.P. an empty bus seat. X-Coun- try 4 yrs. captain 4 yrs.. Indoor Track 4 yrs., Track 4 yrs. Student Council treasurer. K. Trexler leaves Sonja F. all the memories and a life long friendship. To Karrie D., Ann T., and everyone else all the love and happiness that comes their way. A. Tripp leaves to N.D., T.B., S.Z., K.T., K.D.. A.O., all the best. To Mrs. W. a T.D. record. To TT. LM, many more good times, Bit the best is yet to come. Latin Club 4 yrs., Class Rep. 1 yr. C. Tynan leaves for the North Country and Peter; EK; JP; DB, TP; DN;GW; EK love and hugs; Les-a place in the sky; a good-luck wish to Jane; Mr. Barden my love and thanks; the stage-my ghost Drama Club 4 yrs. L. VanWie leaves to Mr. P. Bad jokes and MH2, To carry all the good times ahead. To CC, DL, AT, and KB luck, to fellow goobers Paula, Donna and Peg, promises of a lasting friendship. T. VerSchure leaves PM some dry underwear; SM a long snore;MB a good harvest; EC a new car; DD, BC 1 more yr.;Good luck to all yar- dapes the belief that Michigan is number one! 360 Club 1 yr. A. Victory leaves to K.C. 2 cans of beer and a strawberry ice cream. To T.H. I leave a loud doorbell and a pushy Avon lady. I leave T.S. and S.T. along. And to A.J. one malitoi cocktail. C. Wall leaves PG JP many more rumbles. I’m off to see the world with MB and the HH gang. To AL alot of fun and thanks. JW a straight fro and PC good luck. Soccer 2 yrs., In. Track 2 yrs., Out. Track 1 yr., Band 4 yrs. K. Walters leaves Ter driving lessons and a trip up No.; Fran ‘This Old Guitar”; Randi lots of living; Kevin to make it thru H.S.; T.Z., F.S., R.S., R.C. lots of success. B. Wells leaves BD grover, me, OUR future, AS S3.39, talks, f ship BF, S.G. ROH, H’cmH, BT mem. FS, VBS summer days, D. G. bike rides, KQ talks thanks, GAM ics, and John P. 2 goldfish happiness. Stu. Coun. 2 yrs.. Class Rep. 2 yrs., Checrlcading 4 yrs., Sen. Ed. Lyre Staff. T. Wilcox leaves in hope that Jewls and Greg will get a better shot than what he had. 1 yr. Frosh Football, 1 yr. Frosh Basketball, 1 yr. JV Lacrosse. L. Wilson leaves to J.F. pit spray, D.F. to anyone, K.H. Steve, Luck to all, and to Stan who finally did prove me wrong, my love forever. Band 2 yrs., Chorus 4 yrs., Spirettes 1 yr. D. Wolfe leaves to BN the cafe. HA kin BM. SP a burn out. JP a free seat on the bus. Mr. Patchett, Bruce. Arc a pep rally. Mr. Rio ah. To the bees I leave buzzin. 1 yr. Frosh Soccer, 1 yr. JV Soccer, 2 yrs. Var. Soccer, 2 yrs. Track. 1 yr. CYO Hoop. R. Wolfe leaves the school to whoever wants it and two empty bottles of beer to the underclassmen. A. Wolford leaves ERB my love; BW a good time, DLN happiness. PS a suntan PM $1,000, MM a cockroach, To all my friends a good fut- ure, PF another chip. Spanish Club Pres.. 1 yr.. Student Council 1 yr., Aquanotes 1 yr. L. Yager leaves C.S M.H. T.C. J.K. E.C. L.L. To C.L.S., Macs, F.S. our talks, C.S. some drinks, S.D. a walk over, D.F. Lunch 2 more Yagers. S.C., GAA, Spirettes, Field Hockey 2 yrs., Lyre Staff. D. Young leaves to TF, KK, BP, SW, TW, TL, WG, SM, an eye lash. To TL alot of love, + a nose. To MA B. ’Thanks. To JM, DB.CC, GW, RP, FL, AND JP a ’’chick’’. Fr. Soc., JV Soc., Var. Soc. 2 yrs. Var. Ten 2 yrs. Chorus 1 yr. T. Zahn leaves his sister, Kelly, two more years to come to the real- ization of what Baker is really like. P. Zarnowski leaves DL many years w DL. KM all the goobs she can handle. JJ all the girls who chase him. To my DD all the XXOO’s he can handle. I leave DH all the hunks but Joe. To PS good times. To LV Charles and all our trips. R. Zimmer leaves: to PH, JF, DG, LM, I leave many good times to come and memories of times passed. To JB. BP. RP I leave alot of good times and memories in spite of everything else. K. Zinsmeister Football, Lacrosse, Honor Society, Student Council Vicc-Prcs... Student Council President, Sophmore Class Pres., Varsity Club. T. Ziparo leaves KB That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve ever heard,” DP, GF, KC Fun times, KW conducting lessons. Chorus 4; Cheerleading 2; Stu. Coun. Alt. 1; Rep. 1. S. Zwick leaves AO a firecracker, PPP + CS TP GT, FP + LND GT’S + L, K.Q. LL + GT, LD, SM PW, JW. PA. RC, KB, SM, KK, FS. LG. L, GT + mems MM my TDT, CK + BH J + BW. Var Tennis 2 yrs.. Sub Deb 2 yrs. Judy Wainright leaves NB a trip to VT, DW balloons, the soccer party, TC, SM Hit on the bridge, CR car in a field, DS a spilled RB bottle. Soccer 4 yrs. Bball 4 yrs., VB 2 yrs. SB 4 yrs, Hs 1. Dina Worden leaves a soccer party to JW, a suicide to Rookie Cookie, and good luck to RC, ML, SM, MM. KH, KB. JG, AND CW. Var. Soc- cer, Volletball, Basketball 4 yrs., track 3 yrs; GAA 4 yrs; Lyrs staff. Nick Borclli leaves Zim Banana Splits and my football skill. To SK a shovel for arc’s BS. To NF a never ending supply of Alka Seltzer. Sue Speach leaves Poop memories + true friendship, CE her SM, CW- B1I a LU sis. Alpha love IES. Jer Ids car”. DG-TC, RF, MK, VK. PJ, RG, DG, JB. + JR the great parties. Hammboncs Troy , BHS to underclassmen. Frosh Soph. Class Sec., V.P. Sen. Class, Ski Club. Alpha Mu, Lyre Staff Typist. Kris Castor leaves happiness and luck to everyone, to GF and TZ thanx for many good times. AS don’t give up, AS thanx for listen- ing, DS a kiss for luck, JP + PG all the luck in the world, SP long nails for the H.B.B., John a big thanx for everything and all the luck in soccer, and to Allen, my love. 4 yrs. Cheerleading, 2 yrs S.C., Lyre Staff Underclassmen Editor. Patricia Johnson leaves P. Poopindoor thanks, CE memories, SS a SGDGOYA J!, V.K. good times music, BW CK Bald Mt., RP many beach walks and love. Ski Club 4 yrs, Var. B-Ball 2 yrs. Gather Moments While You May, Collect the Dreams You Dream Today . . . LYRE STAFF: Row 1: Cyndy Flatt-Assistant Editor, Pam Christian-Editor-in-chief, Row 2: Kris Castor-Underclassmen, Ellen Parker-Administration, Nancy Duck-Seniors, Sue Speach- Typist, Dina Wordcn-Photographer, Donna Bessette-Girl’s Sports Row 3: Kim Cherney-Typist, Laurie Lombard-Typist, Linda Poppleton-Typist, Becky Wells-Seniors, Glenna Furbush-Ac- tivities, Claudia Fallon-Advertising, Lynette Yager-Typist, Sue Beck-Business Manager. Missing: Kevin Quimby-Boy’s Sports, Ann Clement-Art. 121 Kozanne Compton J.2.S. Student Visits Switzerland Last Year, when I was selected as Baldwinsville’s A.F.S. candidate, I knew that I would have the opportunity to spend the summer in another country. What I did not realize though, was that the 2'A months that I would spend in Eglisau, Switzerland would have such a tremendous effect on my total outlook on life. My Swiss family and friends will always hold a special place in my heart, and the things I learned from them will always have a great bearing on my life. My summer was a learning experience that broad- ened my awareness of the world around me, and made me realize how wonderful it is to open yourself up to someone else. The time we spent together was short, but our memories of each other will last a lifetime. I am very grateful to have such an opportunity, and I would like to thank all the people who made my A.F.S. trip possible. 122 Chris Coker Visits from Australia This past year has flown. It seems that I arrived only yesterday, yet soon I shall be returning to my home in Australia. I’m never going to forget my experiences in Baldwinsville-school, field hockey, football, a beautiful white Christmas, learn- ing to ski, and most of ail, everyone I’ve met and come to know as a friend. People have often asked me if I’ve missed my home and my family. Yes, I have at times. But, during my stay here, I’ve lived, not as a tourist, but as a member of an american family and I’ve found I’ve been living a whole life here-sort of a twelve-month life time. Although back at home I have friends and family who mean a lot to me, here too, I’ve had friends, family, and a life. Many of the barriers between different people are caused by misunderstandings. A.F.S. is an organization that is helping to break down those walls. They’ve given me, and countless other students, the chance to go and experience and learn about other people’s ways and customs, and begin to understand. 123 lie.S. Sends Zoskimi from fapan Every day, outside is covered with snow here. The white snow is very pretty. We don’t have much snow in my town, because it is located in southern Japan. This is my first ex- perience to see a lot of snow. I’m a member of J.I.C.E. (Japan International Cultural Ex- change) 1975,1 took the 2 tests and I’m here now. When I was in Japan, 1 went to an all girls catholic school, so the first time I came here, I was confused and surprised. The corridors were crowded with many students, and be- tween each class, we had to move. This is different from my school. The reason I came here was because America was a longed- for place, and I wanted to learn the foreign language. I just can’t believe I’m finally in the U.S.A. and this is not a dream. All the people, and my american family are so sweet to me. After I go back to Japan, I’ll always remember this year. All the people have given me a lot of memories. All these memories I will bring home with my baggage. Thank you very much. '■rppiipim 124 floak Visits from Okayama, {Japan Hi, I came here to the United States as a Rotary Exchange student from Japan. It was a great experience to spend a year in a foreign country. I met a lot of people who were so kind to help me to learn about the U.S. and to study the language. 1 was in the marching band, which was very exciting to me, and also the choir. I don’t go to church in Japan because I’m a Buddhist. I found out that the atmosphere in this school was com- pletely different from my school in Okayama. Here, boys and girls are much closer to each other than those in my country. There, school is a very strict place. I have a wish to be an English teacher in Japan. I’ve learned a lot and have enjoyed my stay. I want to say “Arigato” to the Zinsmeisters and the Jenkins’ and to everyone else. 125 This year Key Club has become very active. They have sponsored such events as a dance marathon during Homecoming, the annual Key Club concert featur ing The Alligators. Officers for this year are: Pres.-Gary Ryder, V. P.- Joe Lin- ncnbach. Treas-Bill Goodman. Sec.-Theresa Fenzl. 127 Catin Club Creators Of n n a a I A I d H I e d y r h d 0 a 0 journalism Club 129 . 1-... t Chorus 130 ' Senior Maud Wrestling Cheerleaders 1977 Row 1: M. Norton, L. Zabrowski, K. Falter Row 2: K. Zahn, N. Schneider Row 3: M. Herbert basketball Cheerleaders 1977 Row 1: C. Friedrich, K. Howard, L. Kelley, D. Zabrowski, Row 2: L. Anderson, C. Zins- meister, T. Ziparo, K. Castor, C. Stahl, L. Pitcher, S. Spoto, Row 3: L. Dalsted, R. Herbert, B. Wells, F. Crippen, V. Leonard. Missing: A. Shampine 134 football Cheerleaders 1976 Row 1 Kim Howard. Renee Herbert. Row 2-Doreen Zabroski, Lisa Kelly, Cheryl Cummins. Row 3-Kris Castor Terri Ziparo, Becky Wells. Fran Crippen, Lisa Dalstad, Row 4-Lisa Anderson, Mary Ellen Krahl, Terri Toennies, Greta Hallquist. Row 5 — Lorraine Zabroski, Chris Stahl, Sandy Spoto, Carrie Zinsmcister, and Lorri Pitcher. 135 Missing: Avis Shampine-captain, football Kris Castor-co-captain, football Becky Wells-Captain, basketball lerri £iparo-co-captain, basketball 137 1 wnxc Directors Row 1-Brian Ferguson, Donna Ryder, Mike Candee. Row 2-Chris Nagy, Jim Moore, Gary Mitchell, Mr. Jenner—advisor, Gary Sampson. Kadio broadcasting Club ’’ft Senior Candids 144 145 Here Comes the Sun, The Seasons Are Passing One by One . . . Maseball “76” This year’s team was one of the league’s most dedicated teams. Although sporting many underclassmen, Coach Engels’ squad posted a very commendable 5—14 record. This year the Bee’s were led by Senior Mike Engels who was 1st team all county and by Junior Mark Barlow who was voted Honorable Mention. Barlow was one of the league’s toughest pitchers. Ed Haskell and Art Carroll led the team for stolen bases. 1st Team All-County Mike Engels • A'- j,«,,■ srvV L to R-First Row: E. Haskell, B. Senett, A. Carroll, R. Needle, M. Engels. Second Row-Mr. Engels, T. Toole, D. Sturm, K. Salim, J. McSally, M. Barlow, N. Smith, G. StAndrews, J. Honan 148 J.V. Baseball—First Row: K. Maigeson, D. Hirsh, J. Montague, J. Fitzgerald, M. Cutillo, K. Boyd. Second Row-Manager Jim Pelcher, S. Keogle, J. Hardic, K. Gunnerman, J. McSally, P. McAuliffc, M. Ashby, T. Alexander, K. Loveless, Mr. Deloff. 149 The varsity soccer team had one of its finest seasons, fin- ishing with a 12-4-2 record. The Bee’s made it to the semi-fin- als before losing 3-1 to N.S. in the sectionals. The team was led by co-captains Greg Ramin and Jeff O’Hara, who were 1st team and 2nd team all-county respectively. Other team mem- bers who made all-county were Jim Spence, 1st team and John Edwards 2nd team. It was a team effort however that gave the Bee’s a 7-2-2 league record good for a 2nd place fin- ish, the best ever for a B’ville soccer team. Eight team records were either tied or broken, an example of how well-skilled this team was. The team had much respect from opposing players and coaches and was said to have been one of the most well disciplined and sportsmanlike teams in the past few years. The seniors, Dale Wolfe, Mark Barlow, Jeff O’Hara, Jim Spence, Greg Ramin, and Don Swete can be proud of their output and for setting such high standards for all upcoming B’ville soccer teams and that will take much hard work and practice to overcome. Many capable juniors will give coach Vredenburg a good nucleus to challenge this year’s showing. Soccer “76” L to R-lst Row: H. Alexander, K. Margeson, M. CutUlo, D. Hirsh, T. Fitzpatrick, C. KristeUer. 2nd Row: J. O’Hara, K. Huslander, D. Wolfe, G. Ramin, K. Boyd, J. Spence, B. Hirsh. 3rd Row: D. Young, B. Dickson, J. Grahm, D. Rockwood, J. Edwards, M. Barlow, P. Gale, D. Swete. 150 Pride calent Skill L to R—1st Row: B. Perkins, D. Coogan, B. Taft, S. Dowd, E. Lutz, B. Nelli, J. Custan, N. Galispie, C. Markert, E. Porter. 2nd Row: T. Brennan, M. Sullivan, L. Kristeller, T. Connors, M. Hopkins, D. Ramin. 3rd Row: B. Cavallie, J. McCarthy, D. Holtman, K. Brissenden, G. Niles, G. Butler, J. Ba- ker. Missing is coach Ken Cook. 151 Zemis “76” L to R-lst Row: K. Mitchell, M. Stam, S. Burke, Coach Purdy. 2nd Row. F. Sharon, A. Fell, D. Dunn, M. Dunn, C. Sharon, T. Krawiec, D. Young. Tennis Anyone? The tennis team had a disappointing season this year, but has many good prospects for next year with five returning juniors. Ken Mitchell did an outstanding job along with Chris and Frank Sharon. Coach Purdy is also looking forward to next years team and also looking for an undefeated season. 52 i t i 'i I i i Terry Brennan Frank Sera fini Scott Brennan Rick Down This years golf team had many outstanding play- ers. Brothers, Scott and Terry Brennan were bene- ficial to the Bees success. Coach Leo Johnson looks forward to next year with four returning lettermen. Jerry Speach 153 “76” Caerosse This year’s stickmen came out with a very impressive rec- ord of 7 wins and only 3 losses. Outstanding members of the team made the Bees reach the Sectionals but with the effort of all, the team was proud to walk away with respectable ath- letes. Larry Collins was the first All-American from Baker High and was also 1st team All-County along with Dave Fior- ini. 2nd team All-County was Frank Coloprisco and junior Joe Verginio. Tim O’Leary and Joe Verginio were voted the M. 1. P. Team Award. Next year’s team looks even better with 14 returning lettermen. Defense should be the strong point next year with Joe Verginio, Kevin Quimby, and Jeff Steele. Mark Pallos Honorable Mention Larry Collins 1st team All-County USLCA All-Amer. 1 St Ro v: L. Collins, D. Rowe, D. Fiorini, J. Bland, T. Hannon, J. Albanese. 2nd Row: K. Quimby, G. Evans, T. Vershure, B. Warner, R. Pease, M. os, M. Pacelli. Missing: F. Coloprisco, T. Downs, T. O’Leary, C. Mardie, M. Bitz, J. Verginio, J. Steele, K. Zinsmeister. 154 1st Row: Coach Andrew. B. Bland, T. Pickard, M. Lavalce, C. Ruther- ford, R. Durkee, B. Lavalec, S. Kuno, F. Coloprisco, J. Cappa, T. Har- vey, 2nd Row: J. Kimber, C. Roloff, W. Wysowkowski, B. George, J. Harvey, D. Shaver, D. Rowe, M. Fenzel, jM. Stock, D. Pallos, J. Place, B. Shaver 155 Zrack “76” This year’s team for Coach Arcaro developed a season of 6 wins and 2 losses. The two losses were handed from county champs, Liverpool and West Genesee. An event not to forget, was the relay team for the B’ville Bees. The (foursome) made up of Jun- ior Brian Disinger, Senior Pat Randall, Senior Wally Kline and Senior Mark Conger. They made the trials for the States with a school record of 1.30 flat. Coach Arcaro is looking forward to next spring with many returning lettermen of sophomores and jun- iors. With this many lettermen returning, the track team does look promising for spring 156 1976 Cross Country L to R: Mark Peterson, Craig Todd, Joe Zobro, Bob Crego L to R: George LePorte, Brian Suddaby, Fred Greeley, Mike Connelly; Back Row: Marty Neville, Steve Ellis, Tom Steele Throughout the 1976 season the Bees have been led by a strong nucleus of seniors; Steve Ellis, Brian Suddaby, Mike Connelly, and Fred Greeley. These four paced the team to EIGHT WINS and NO LOSSES in dual meet com- petition. Other notable titles earned by this year’s team were; 2nd Proctor Inv., OHSL Relay Champions, OHSL- North Champions, 3rd Section III Championships, 3rd Eastern Nationals. This extends the winning streak to eight in a row. Senior, Steve Ellis took tenth place in the Sectionals to give him a birth on the State Team. It is a very high honor for any athlete to advance to the State Finals in any sport. Ellis was injured during the champ- ionship race and was unable to finish. Record: 8-0-0 B’ville 20 B’ville 20 B’ville 16 B’ville 27 B’ville 24 B’ville 15 B’ville 21 B’ville 27 J-D N. S. Cicero F-M W-G E.S.M. L’Pool B.G. 37 37 39 29 31 45 34 28 158 CHRMPIDM immm Steve Ellis-Senior Brian Suddaby-Senior Fred Greeley-Senior Mark Peterson-Sophomore Marty Neville-Junior Bob Crego-Sophomore Mike Connelly-Senior George LePorte-Junior Tom Steele-Junior Joe Zobro-Sophomore “football 76” L to R: 1st Row: Captains-B. Sennett, B. Disinger, D. Ecker 2nd Row: G. Evans, J. Smith, A. Carroll, B. Albert, T. Pickard, M. Mitchell, R. Needle, B. Neufang, T. Collins, R. Dowd 3rd Row: K. Hayes, N. Borel- li, S. Kuno, J. Steele, J. Speach, T. Mizuta 4th Row: T. Hourihan, J. Hardie, S. Hunt, P. McAuliffe, P. Hotaling, C. Zinsmeister, S. Ranous, M. Green, K. Loveless, B. Amodie This years team had a disappointing year leaving the sea- son with 4 wins and 5 losses. Again, as in the past years, the team just couldn’t put it together. Outstanding seniors such as Doug Ecker, Brian Disinger, Rich Needle and Brian Sen- nett were of great importance in the success of a 4-5 season. Coach Arcaro is looking forward to next year with returning lettermen such as Bill Neufang (kicker), Steve Kuno (half- back) and many others. Much success to the upcoming return- ing lettermen. 2nd Team All-County D. Ecker (Offense) B. Sennett (Defense) 1st Team All-County B. Disinger (D ense) C. Zinsmeister (Offense) “Gymnastics 76 This years team did an outstanding job with 5 wins and 4 losses. Much credit should be given to Lou Arm- strong, Gary Gregory, Tim Waggoner, Tom Dwyer and Sean Mulvaney, who all made the sectionals. Next year will be a young team with returning letter- men such as Scott Segretto, Tim Mack, and eighth graders Skip Gates, and Tim Waggoner. Swimming “77” 163 1st Row: bottom B. Goodman, P. Berry, G. Ryder, M. Lucy 2nd Row: M. Vigollet, G. Easten, D. Hynes, D. Christen, P. Vanderveer, A. Lucy 3rd Row: M. Pacelli, F. Smith, S. Graf, M. Allman, D. Warwick 4th Row: D. O’Connor, Coach Harwood, D. Durkee, D. Holtman This year’s Swimming team was led by a new Coach, Leslie Harwood of S.U. The team was very impressive in the first three meets but due to the energy crisis, it was the decision of the board to close the pool, which in turn, cancelled their season. Try again next year swimmers. “Wrestling 77 1st Row: J. Baker, S. Gunther, C. Kristeller, G. LePorte 2nd Row: B. Albert, T. Pickard 3rd Row: E. Krupca, J. Pierce, R. Pease, D. Ecker. Missing, S. Kuno, D. Shaver, D. Hirsh, D. Horning, T. Harkness As the past years, the wrestling has done it again. As of now, their 5-0. Will just four more matches left, the Bee’s seem to be heading for another league championship. Much success of the team should go to Senior Doug Ecker Joe Pierce. With a surprising year, George LePorte has done an outstanding job, alone with Tom Pickard, Tim Harkness and Barry Albert. Next year looks even better with the unbeaten J.V. team this year. Basketball “77” 1st Row: T. O’Leary, T. CoUins, B. Sennett, T. Hannon, D. Herring 2nd Row: Coach Pel- cher, N. Smith, E. Marsh, J. McSally, S. Ranous, P. Hotaling, P. Gale, T. Hourihan, J. Pow- ers, B. Disinger The B’Ball team had it’s up’s and downs this year with a record of 5-9. Coach Pelcher had the height with Pete Gale and Tim Hourihan, doing an outstanding job for the team. Ed Marsh along with Brian Disinger, Tom Collins and Brian Sen- nett also had a very good season. The team should look a little brighter for next year with Mike Cutillo and Bill Burton look- ing very promising. 166 167 1st Row: D. Mulvaney, T. Shellman, B. Perkins, M. Cutillo, N. Hobbs, J. Peach. 2nd Row: Coach Kasmier, J. Edwards, K. Boyd, M. Hopkins, T. Kohler, C. Getman, D. Nagle, B. George, R. Leroux, B. Buxton. Moor Zrack 168 169 Zhe Zimes of .� • � - -M. ■ � GIRLS SPORTS 174 The laughter and the tears, The shadows of misty yesteryears, The good times and the bad you’ve seen, And all the others in between. Row 1: P. Berish, D. Hildebrant, N. PralL Row 2: K. Kinsley, J. Prall, K. Cherncy, K. Bennett, K. Haskell, L. Palmer. Row 3: D. Zab- orowski, P. Ashe, B. Holtman, C. Ryan, C Korzekwa, L. Kinsley, J. Aja. Row 4: J. Pelcher, K. Gates, A. Jordan, M. Murray, A. Spilman, B. Place. Row 5: M. Sayler, T. Dwyer, C. Baker. Row 6: G. Wynn “The Stuff Dreams Are Made Of’ was the theme of the 1976 Water Show. Numbers included the songs, “Calypso”, “If I Were a Rich Man”, “I Wish 1 were a Kid Again”, “Wal- ter Mitty”, “Isle of Golden Dreams”, “Dream Distortion”, “Nightmare”, “I Love You”, “Dream Weaver”, “Hide “Away”, “Whose Garden was This”, “Candyman”, and “What a Day For a Daydream” which featured various groups of the team. A solo was performed by senior Diana Hildebrant to the song “Out of My Dreams”. Other specials were the boy- girl duet performed by John Pelcher and Cathy Baker to the song “Somewhere My Love”, girls duet performed by Patti Berish and Nancy Prall to the song “Wedding Day”, girls trio performed by Kim Cherney, Kathy Haskell, and Michelle Murray to the song “An End to War”. Aquanotes 1976 Varsity Softball ’76 l ront Row: K. Baker, S. Riedy, P. Collins, T. Sherfling, Manager D. Johnson. Second Row: Coach Derocker, P. Fitzpatrick, C. Bennett, R. Compton, M. Ritz, V. Lancto, J. Wainright, L. Carroway. Third Row: P. Lowe, S. Brausicck, F. Stamp, L. John- ston, A. Leclair. Record B’ville 79 FM 54 B’ville 72 Fulton 62 B’ville 84 WG 51 Nottingham 73 B’ville 53 B’ville 99H Cicero 3314 B’ville 84 JD 42 B’ville 7714 ESM 5714 B’ville 113 14 Auburn 3014 B’ville 106 NS 29 B’ville 91 Liverpool 45 County Champs Zrack ’76 The Girl’s Track Team had an excellent season, unbeaten in league play with an overall record of 9 wins and I loss. No stone was left unturned as the team broke just about every school record that stood. The team sent 2 girls to the state meet, Carol Porter in the 100 meter hurdles and Ann O’Mara in the 2 miles. With only a few seniors graduating and the bulk of the talent remaining, the team has high hopes of repeating its championship. First Row: D. Brennan. Second Row: A. O’Mara, D. Worden, M. Mercadante, M. Krahel, M. Harper, K. Kline, J. Filsinger, P. Nostrant. Third Row: S. Durkin, J. Gardner, B. Pulver, B. Bremer, K. Cummings. Fourth Row: S. MacPhcrson, K. Sochia, D. Towlson, B. Towlson, A. Buckley, C. Porter, B. Innes, D. Pompo, C. Pompo. . zrack The girls Field Hockey team did considerably better this year improving last year’s record of 0-11 to 3-6-1. The teams success is attributed to alot of hustle, team work, and many talented people. Robin Disinger was voted Most Valuable Player and freshman Martha Pelcher was voted Most Improv- ed Player. The team will be losing four seniors: Co-Captains Andi O’Leary and Roxanne Compton, Australian exchange student Chris Coker, and Donna Bessette. The team has hopes of an even better season next year. First Row: R. Compton, A. O’Leary Second Row: C. Welch, R. Disinger, L. Carroway Third Row: T. Fenzl, A. Womble, D. Bessette, W. Vandervecr, L. Kriese Fifth Row: C. Coker, M. Pelcher, K. Rice, C. Williamson. S. Parrot field Mocke ’76 185 KKintievTW hT' nu ' L' W,ndhausen’ K' Baker� J- Jensen� B. Russ Second Row: L. Bessette, J. Haskell, C. Hildebrandt K. JenS K Guy NW Beattie CS’ Bar‘°W’ E' °’C°nn0r’ S' Thclin'C Ryan’C' MurPhV’ Coach Kraweic, Manager K. Conners The swim team had a fine season, despite the fact that there was no team last year and also a new coach. Their final record was 3-7 with many close losses. Junior Jenny Jensen led the team and set many school records. Next year’s team has great hopes with most of its swimmers returning. Miss Kraweic expects great things from such upcoming stars as Carla Ryan, Carol Hildabrandt, Laurie Kinsley, Joan Haskell and Laurie Windhausen. Swimming 1976 Jenny Jensen Carol Mildebrandt IV. Soccer 1976 Fust Row: K. LeClau, M. Mercadante, K. Falter, J. McCarthy. Second Row: A. Tayler, M. Ritz, E. CovUle, B. Scaia, P. Brown. Third Row: Coach J. Costich, Manager D. Rupracht, V. Lancto, L. Middleton, C. Porter. Missing: K. Buckley, M. Carroway, S. Russo, J. O’Hara, S. Metz- The girls Junior Varsity soccer team, better known as the Baby Bees, accumulated a 7-4-1 record and earned third place in OHSL Northern Division. This fine collection of highly talented ladies played the entire season with determination and psyche. Maria Mercadante earned the team’s Most Valu- able Player Award for the excellent job she did as center half- back. Carol Porter was awarded Most Improved Player and Pat Brown earned the team’s Heart and Hustle Award. 188 Varsity Soccer Row 1: D. Reinhart, S. MacPherson, M. LeClair, D. Worden, J. Wainwright. Row 2: J. Gray, P. Fitzpatrick, C. Weeks, S. Perry, M. Merca- dante, S. Metzler. Row 3: Coach K. DeRocker, S. Powers, L. Kottman, K. Honan, J. Rubsamen, S. Reidy. The 1976 Girl’s Varsity Soccer team had an overall record of 5 wins, 6 losses and 1 tie. High scorers for the team were sophomore Carol Weeks with 7 goals, and Sharon Reidy and Michelle Mercadante with 3 goals apiece. The team went to sectionals again this year with seniors Dina Worden, Judy Wainwright, Pam Fitzpatrick and Marie LeClair. Although we were de- feated in the sectional tournament our goal is set for the championships in both league and sectional competition next year. 189 Row 1: J. Witt, P. Ashe, L. Layman, A. McNamara, L. Stransky, A. Faller. Row 2: J. MacDonald, P. Welser, M. McRee, J. Gardener, P. Jarvis, R. Cieo, J. Caruso. Row 3: S. DeHoog, D. Raymond, J. Aja, S. Zwick, A. Jordan, K. Caswell, C. Fallon, Coach I. Purdy. Zemis 76 190 Row 1: S. Hess, C. Pompo, D. Brennan, Row 2: A. O’Maia, B. Towlson, B. Bremer, D. Pompo, K. Cum- mings. The 1976 Girl’s X-Country team had an undefeated season and won the B’ville, Oswego and Hannible invita- tionals. They also won the OIISL Championship Meet placing 6 girls on the All League Team, the Northern Division League Title, the Section III and New York State Championships. With only one senior on the team they look forward to another good season next year. X-6ountry State Champs Volleyball 76-77 The 1976-77 Girl’s Varsity Volley- ball team had a good season although their record of 4 wins and 9 losses didn’t show it. The team started out with few skills and developed them tremendously by the end of the sea- son. Coach MacPherson feels that in a couple of years the team will be one of the best in the county. Graduating seniors are Dina Wor- den, Roxanne Compton, Claudia Fal- lon and Judy Wainwright. Row 1: J. Gray, D. Worden, J. Wainwright. Row 2: R. Compton, S. Perry, K. Baker, M. Mercadante. Row 3: Coach Mr. MacPherson, K. Honan, S. Reidy, S. MacPherson, C. Fallon. Row 1: B. Bremer, L. Layman, C. Pompo, A. O’Mara, D. Brennan, S. Hess. Row 2: D. Pompo, K. Cummings, K. u «rien, u. Yemenis, Pompo, K. Connors, J. Filsinger. Row 3: B. Towlson, K. Sochia, T. Fenzl, A. Downing, S. Durkin, L. Hall, C. Porter. Jndoor crack Varsity basketball A. Seavy, S. MacPher’son, M. Mer’cadante °W ' elch. K- H°nan, K. Baker, M. Harper. Row 3: Coach D. Record, A young and inexperienced Varsity Girls Basketball team worked hard to improve their performance as the sea- son progressed. Team membe sin- eluded freshman: Karen Hornn,soph mores: Sandy MacPherson, M.chelle Harper, Connie Welch, Michelle Mer- cadante, juniors: Katie Baker, Allison Seavy and seniors: Fran Stamp, Dina Worden and Roxanne. Although the team suffered their share of losses the Bees were successful in terms of the progress they made by the enc of the season. I . V. Basketball Row 1: W. Vanderveer, M. Ritz, C. Taylor, J. Wilcox, S. Metzler. Row 2: R. Disinger, J. Gardener, B. Fowler, J. Gray. Row 3: Mr. MacPherson (coach), K. Vanderveer, C. Christian, K. Holiday. 195 Varsity Gymnastics Row 1. S. Sesnie, A. 0 Leary. Row 2: P. Collins, C. Williamson, M. Carroway. Row 3: D. Bessette, K. Kuzdzal, S. Monge, R. Haberer, Coach J. Costich, M. Perkins, L. Bessette. The Girl’s Varsity Gymnastics team has experi- enced some difficulties as a 1976-77 Gymnastics team. Plagued by injuries in the early season and the return of only one experienced unevens com- petitor, the team found coming home winners was not an easy task. Still, led by senior Donna Bes- sette and junior Kim Kuzdzal the team has put in some impressive showings. The younger members of the team: Linda Bessette a promising All- Around, Cindy Williamson a solid beam competi- tor, Patti Collins a strong vaulter and tumbler, and Robyn Haberer a flexible pixie with pazzaz on floor ex and beam along with others are the hope of many successful seasons to come. I 197 Row 1: Coach K. DeRocker.C. Cummins, A. Jenson, E. Markert. Row 2: B. Holtman, K. Zimmer, M. Forish, A. Plouffe, P. Durkin, L. Ensby, C. O’Brien, T. Williamson, K. Neville, S. Spisac. V. Gymnastics •. - v ’ ADVERTISING Gather moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today. Remember? Will you remember the times of your life? Do you remember? 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