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

Text from Pages 1 - 269 of the 1979 volume:

£yre Staff 7979 Row 1: L. Carroway, A. Christensen, J. Abbott, C. Segovis, J. Coyne, D. Vann, K. Crotty, S. Durkin, G. Alexander, K. Butterfield, N. Sweeny. Row 2: S. Perrott, J. Prall, L. Redroot, L. Anderson. Row 3: M. Herbert, S. Metzler, M. Ritz, S. MacPherson, S. Moses, S. Manville, C. Weeks, S. Perry, J. Gardner, J. Filsinger, N. Schneider, L. Pillans, K. Friedrich, D. Rupracht. j-- ts ' -ftf ■� - sgpfft . i i i I i i j l I I ; « I s l i 1 Chris Cmitile.......................President Vane Abbott....................V. President Kris Friedrich......................Zreasurer Corraine Zaborowski.................Secretary The Class of 1979 would like to thank their advis- ors, Mrs. Rhebergen and Mrs. Gamage, for all their help throughout the year. Senior Class Officers CLASS HISTORY FRESHMEN OFFICERS President: Don Shaver Vice President: Billy George Secretary: Lorraine Zaborowski Treasurer: Robbin Disinger Advisor: Miss McKelvie SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pres.: Chris Cimitile V.P.: Sandy MacPherson Sec.: Lorraine Zaborowski Treas.: Robbin Disinger Advisor: Miss McKelvie JUNIOR OFFICERS Pres.: Sandy MacPherson V.P.: Cindy Williamson Sec.: Lorraine Zaborowski Treas.: Robbin Disinger Advisor: Mrs. Cleary (Miss McKelvie) 1— Received Class rings 2— Won Homecoming Float Hall Competition, Class Basketball Competition 3— Won Winter Weekend Wall Competition 4— Most Spirited Class Award 5— Organized Senior Privileges 6— Voted on Lyre Staff’79 7— Junior Ball on April 15, 1978 at the Holiday Inn on Farrell Road. Theme: “Colour My World” King: Greg Pearce Queen: Sandy MacPherson Court: Diane Rupracht Stephanie Perry Michelle Herbert Jeff Serafini Dion Mulvaney Monte Vigliotti GALE ALEXANDER “All this will not be finished ... even perhaps in our lifetime on this planet. I But let us begin.” HOWARD ALEXANDER Owar “You wait for the sun but it never quite comes, some kind of message comes thru to you, some kind of message shoots thru.” ELANA AMYOTTE “There is no heaven like mutual love.” VINCENT ANGUISH Duke “If you really don’t have your mind on doing it, then don’t do it.” JAMES C. AUSTIN Col. Steve “Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence.” JILL AVERY “I was only joking!” JOHN BAKER KABE “Winning or losing doesn’t matter until you lose.” ROBERT BALSTRA Bob “People afraid to try something at which they might fail pass up many things at which they could succeed.” KATHLEEN BALKO Katie Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step. He who keeps his eye fixed on the horizon will find the road LISA ANDERSON Buns or Sa “I wish those days could come back once more. Why did those days ever have to go? 21 ft� ?'� .; SHARON BAYNES “Everyone has a special dream. I onlv hope mine will come true.” JAMES M. BAXTER Jim “And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll.” BRENDA BAUM BARBARA B. BEALL “To live your life in your own way, to reach for the goals you have set for yourself, that is success.” MARIANN BEHR Mer Behr We are children needing other chil- BETSY BELLOWS KIM BENNETT Kimbo “To smile your way through a clouuy day will help to chase the clouds a way.” MONICA BIPPUS Bypass “When you come to the end of your rope, make a knot, and hang on.” DAVID BOLSON Daveygoat “Where there is music there can be no evil... and there I found her love.” 23 SCOTT BORELLI ‘The only good pupil, is a dilated pupil!” RAYMOND BOWMAN MARGARET AGNES BOYD Margie ‘The sun burns brightly, but only for those that can teel its warmth.” HAROLD BOWMAN MARY SUSAN BRAINERD Mare “Be thankful for everything that life gives you.” DANIEL BOWDEN “Party on.” NANCY BOUCHIER Bouch “A dreamer lives forever.” 24 KIMBERLY CASCIO Kim “True friendship is a plant of slow growth.” NANCY A. CASE “Considering life from all angles, questioning as we go, but question- ing is an everlasting search for truth.” JOSEPH R. CASPER Joe “Life is what you make it so make the best of it while it last.” JOHN CAPPA ‘To remember the times we shared and the times we wandered makes the time we had seem much fonder.’ :-v: DANIEL G. CARUSO Dan CHRIS CARAPELLA LYNN M. CARROWAY “The special days are etched in our minds ... not as events, but as waves of sound and flashes of color.” I -V hm . JOHN CAVELLI CATHY ANN CASWELL “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” ELIZABETH CELLINI Betty “Let your dreams soar to the sky. For with faith and trust no goal can be too high.” RITA CHERNIAK BETH CHRISTENSEN “To dream of the person you wish you A were, is to waste the person you are. DANIEL CHRISTEN ANDREA CHRISTENSEN “Tomorrow is open and right now it seems to be more than enough to just 26 LYNNE MARIE COLETTA “And know that I am with you a! ways, until the end of the world!’ CHRISTOPHER J. CIMITILE Chris “Walking through life, I’ve discovered that the hand of friendship touches like no other.” PAUL CLEMENS MIKE CLEMENTS BARBARA E. CLOVER Barbaruchie “Of course God created man first- how else could he have perfected woman!” CHARIS CONNORS MARK COOK “I’ll get by with a little help from my friends, gonna try with a little help from my friends.” CHERYL COM I NS “The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time.” JAMES COLOPRISCO Cal “In every enterprize consider where you would come out.” TIMOTHY CONNORS Tim “Candy is dandy, but sex won’t rot your teeth.” 'We all know success when we all find our own dreams and our love i enough to knock down any wall.” PATRICIA A. COLLINS Brat “The time to be happy is now! The place to be happy is here! The way to be happy is to make others so!” 30 KEVIN R. COOPER Coop “People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.” ROBERT CREGO JEANNETTE COYNE Jeannie “Where words fail, music speaks.” LANCE CRAMER KENNETH EDWARD CURRY Ken “From whence comes the wonder, from whence the miracle?” JAY CUSTIN “Siltin’ high on a hillside takin’ in the growth, gotta get rid of my troubles ’cause I made ’em up my- self.” KATHLSEN CROTTY Kathy Laughter is not at all a bad beginning ior a friendship and it is far the best ending for one.” 31 VALERIE DICKINSON MICHAEL DeBARR STEPHANIE DeHOOG y TERESA J. DALEY Terry “Love is just a word I’ve heard when things are being said. LINDA DAUSMAN SHELLY DAVIS “Swap a smile, trade some cheer, lets be happy while we’re here. JOHN CZAJKOWSKI “What a bummer! 30 32 DEBORAH B. DODSWORTH tt„ Twee The road to a friend is never long.’ MATTHEW DOBBINS “Doobs” “When all else fails-lie, cheat and steal.” BOBBIN L. DISINGER Dice “Children are we, as we stand with our lives uncarved before us.” STEVEN M. DOWD Steve “Hung over. Red-eyed, Dog tired sat- isfied-its a long road and a little wheel and it takes a lot of turns to get there.” KAREN DREDGE Itch “Friendship is just a little word, it’s people that make it big.” CHRISTOPHER J. EASON “The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it.” BRENDA EMERSON V.. , so close... so close far very MICHAEL DUCHARME Mike As I look out my window, I think of the people I’ve known, the places I've been and I wonder if I would do it the same RANDALL R. ELLIOTT RANDALL DUNLAP “Doc” Randy “Smile, it makes people wonder what you have been up to.” SHARON DURKIN “Durk” “Life is like an onion. You peel one layer at a time, and sometimes you cry.” fc DEBORAH DUNBAR JOYCE FUSINGER youdo” 3 Champion at everything JUDITH ANNE FARRAR Judy “Friendship is a plant of small growth.” KIMBERLEE FALTER Kimmer Better by far you should remember and smile than that you should re- member and be sad for they are days of long ago -gone forever. FELTRINELL1 Mike to seek a great perhaps. ANDREA KAREN FOWLER Ann “Dawn is a new beginning ... A re- birth to be felt in every living thing JOAN FOSTER “All that is gold does not glitter. Not all those who wander are lost.” RICHARD FITZGERALD Rick “One of the most precious posses- sions a person can ever have is a good friend.” GARY FITZPATRICK BRIAN FLEMING TERESA FLORACK Terri “What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you.” MICHELLE FORISH “The ground is rich from tender care, repay do not forget.” CLIFTON GAFFEY ARLEEN FYLER Punchy “It feels so good to say that I finally made it I m glad that this year is over with ” BONNIE FOWLER KRISTINE M. FRIEDRICH Kris Be grateful for the gift of love-with- out it life is blue. To love and be loved in return can make our dreams come true. CHRISTOPHER FRONCZEK PAUL FURLONG SUSAN GAFFEY “We’re three wild and crazy guys!” JACQUELINE D. GARDNER Jac “True friends, no matter how far separated, will grow in love and sym- pathy and nearness to each other.” Steve JOHN S. GALLUP .. If you don’t stand up, you don’t stand a chance.” STEVEN GALIME DAN GALLAGHER 39 1 NORMAN GILLESPIE Stormin “Quitters never win and winners never quit.” KEITH GILMER Professor “Jealousy is the human emotion that has the least use and brings the most trouble.” WENDY ANNE GIRARD “Skipper To be happy is all I want for me and all those around me, I want you to be happiest of all of us. GLENDA GOOGIN Gi “Laugh and the world laughs with you.” ROBERT C. GETMAN Stilt “...And I ain’t got no worries’cause 1 ain’t in no hurry at all.” CALVIN GARRETT Cal “It’s not the size of the waves, It’s the motion of the ocean.” MARY GAUDETTE “Catch your dreams before they slip away.” 40 JEFFREY GRANT LAURIA GRAVES Laurie “There is nothing more beautiful than a rainbow, but it takes both rain and sunshine to make one.” ROBIN GRAY “Keep smiling! It makes people wonder what you’ve been up to. ROGER GREGORY DAVID GRYGIEL Mona VALERIE GROME “If I had to do it over again, I wouldn’t attend BHS”. . DAVID GRIEVES V “Let him not vow to walk in the dark, who has not seen the nightfall.” CYNTHIA ANN HAHN Cyni “We do not remember days... We remember moments.” MICHAEL HAGERMAN Mike “You can’t please everyone, so just please yourself.” STEVEN GUNTHER DEBORAH HARDTER Debbie “Live today because you may not be alive tomorrow.” MICHELLE R. HARPER Harp To dream of the person you’d like to be is to waste the person you are. THOMAS HARVEY DIANE HENRY BONNIE HESS DOROTHY M. HERNANDEZ Dor Life is like clay, it can be molded in so many ways.” CAROL ANNE HILDEBRANDT “Contentment is not the fulfillment of what you want, but the realization of how much you already have.” BARBARA A. HENDERSON Barb “Don’t sit and wait for him all your life. True love might pass you by.” CYNTHIA ANNE HENDERSON Cyndi “Always be yourself. If you copy someone else, the world will remem- ber them and never know you.” MICHELE HERBERT Sherb “Don’t walk before me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind, I may not lead. Just walk beside and be my friend.” 43 DAVID JOHN HOLTMAN Dave Renewed shall be blade that was broken. The crownless again shall be King.” DONNA M. HOLMES Fish “I saw a star, I reached for it, 1 miss- ed, so I accepted the sky!” ROBERT HOLT Bob “Girls. Brew, and Tunes-in that order. MARK HOPKINS KATHLEEN HOSSFELD Hoss “Life is a memory that can never be forgotten.4 LAURIE HOUCK KIMBERLY A, HOWARD Kim ‘'Dream dreams of love and life. Love life and dreams, Live in dreams and love.” MARY CAROL HOUGHTALING WILLIAM HOUDE Bill “There is nothing better in this world than the day you get out of school.” DEBORAH HOUDE Deb “Take and cut him out in little stars, and he will make the face of heaven so fine-all the world will be in love with night,” LINDA HORNING JEFF HUNT DAVID HUNTER SARAH ELIZABETH LEE HULLAR “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. DANIELHYNES Danny Remember the good year and good things you ve done and people who are with you.” PAUL INFANTINO 1 NANCY ANNE HULBERT Nanc For yesterday is a dream tomorrow a vision—today well lived makes yester- day a dream of happiness and tomorr- ow a vision of hope. EARL INGERSON FLORA LYNNE JOHNSON Mechanic “A man who has committed a mistake and doesn’t correct it is committing another mistake.” DENISE JOHNSON SUSAN JONES EDWARD KARL DEBBIE JONES Jonesey “Take care of the minutes, and the hours will take care of themselves. TIMOTHY JOHNSON Tim “Success is but a step away. But don't stop when you succeed, as'that will be your downfall.” RUSSELL KEEFE RICHARD KELLER KATHLEEN KELLEY Kathy “A little kindness from person to person is better than a vast love for all human kind ' SEAN KELLEY I ) NONA KELLY LAURA J. KINSLEY Kins “Don’t walk in front of me I may not follow; Don’t walk behind me I may not lead; Just walk beside me and be my friend. JOHN KERNISKI CHARLOTTE KIESKOWSKI JUDY G. KOEGEL Judes “Blessed are you when you trusf what you just can’t understand.’ ROBERT KINSLOW “On a cold, wintry night in front of the fireplace, nothing can compare with a girl and a great stereo system.” JOHN KLOTZ “Meanwhile these three remain: faith, hope, and love; and the greatest of these is love.” TOM KOHLER “Huh?” Puppet EDWARD KORCZAKOWSKI LOIS KLOTZ “Life can be great, it all depends on what you make of it.” JAMES KORZEKWA LINDA KOTTMANN Kootie “In order for us to be anything in life, we must first learn to be our- selves.” RICHARD KRATZ Rick “How you may see something doesn’t mean that’s the way it is.” KAREN KRAMER CHARLES KRATZ Charlie “The Guiding light is always there. Search for it and you shall find thy way.” LISA KRIESE “There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don’t care who gets the credit.” DAVID KRENTEL Dave “Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say, why not.” 51 EDWARD KRUPKA ELMO “No path of flowers leads to glory.” siirrmiiN t. kunu Rock “It is better to remain silent and be thought stupid, than to speak and re- move any doubt.” | MARTIN KRUGER RANDY LAMJCA “The hardest thing in life is to forget someone you care for very much. If you can do that, everything will be great” CYNTHIA LASHER Cm “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. MARY M. LADSTATTER “Live, love, and laugh.” ROBERT LAVALLEE Bob “At times it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder ti you’re a fool than to open it and re- move all doubt.” 52 BRIAN LAWLESS JOSEPH T. LAVOIE Joe “The woods are lovely dark and deep but I have miles to go before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep.” EVA LEES Spo Worlds that lie between. Are simply seconds of words we do not mean. Cast a pastel sky, or simply wonder until the day you die. VICTORIA LEONARD “I see best with my heart’ Vicki MICHELLE J. LEPORTE Mike “Happiness is like a kiss-in order to get any good out of it you must give it to someone else.” MICHELLE LOUGHLIN Kelly “Happy are those who can give with- out remembering and take without forgetting. yASsstetesecfi' ifemiits SnpMaaEff1 '. Y ’•' w.ja«g! MARK LONDHAIR DAVID LICOURT PETER E. LUCK Pete “Expect alL and the unexpected will never happen.” STEVEN LUDWIG ERIC LUTZ Lutzy “Success: 5% Luck, 7% Natural Abil- ity, 8% Brains, 80% Hard Work.” GREGORY MC ARDELL . C “T shift with a ‘Hurst floor shitt. ........................................... ■ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- , _________________________________________________________________________ - JULIE MC ARDELL RICK MC KERCHIE “MaNerch1 “Mother Nature's grass is GOLD! JOSEPH MC CARTHY Joe “Here comes the sun. k V y j ELIZABETH MC CORMACK Liz “The wind is rising...we must attempt to live. MARY BETH MC REE MB “How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it.” TIMOTHY MC NEIL 55 MICHAEL MC MANUS SANDRA L. MAC PHERSON Sandy “The future belongs to those who be- lieve in the beauty of their dreams... 1 believe.” TIMOTHY MACK GARY MACCONAGHY “Being Hi is one thing, but being Lower is another.” LAURIE MAGEE TIMOTHY MALONEY ROBERT MANNING MICHAEL MARGOLIS Mike CARL MARKERT “People take a lot of things for grant- ed even though no one knows if it’s right.” THOMAS MATTEO Tom “Sleep is the next best thing to being there. Tina CHRISTINA MARAS DAVID MAYER 57 MICHELE MERCADANTE Merc “Do not assume because I am grave I am profound anymore than I assume because you are frivolous you are shal- low.” CELIA MEDDLEY Celia “Thank God I was born a country girl.” SHELLY MICHELS “Know thy self.” DAVID MIDDLEMORE Middy The smokier ya drink, the player ya get THOMAS MERCHANT Merch “Fly, fly through these portals of : gold hoping to grasp all that is told.” SALLY A. METZLER Metz Behind the clouds a bright sun is wait- ing to shine through; yet the skies are always darkest before the future shines through. PHILLIP MIEMIETZ “Kevin, I think my zipper’s undone! KARL MILLER Mad dog “A wise man only requires one word for an explanation; that’s why some teachers require 500 word reports.” HEATHER MILNE Heath 'Four years of Baker has come and gone; now it’s time for us to move on.” KURTZ MJOEN DONALD MITCHELL “The first thing to do in life is to do with purpose what one proposes to do.” CHARLES MITCHELL Chuck .. while my guitar gently weeps.. RICHARD MOAK Rid “And the wise men don't know how it feels to be thick as a brick.” GREG MONAGHAN Mono I contend societies norms are the cul- mination of falsehood, therefore be obscure and indefinite and remain an enigma.” JOANNE MOORE j0 “For long you live high you fly the smiles you give tears you cry-all you touch all you see is all your life will ever be.” SALLIE JO MORTON “Understanding and trust is the key to a beautiful relationship.’ SHARON MARIE MOSES Moe “Laughter is the spice of life. MICHELLE LISA MURRAY Mur “A smile is the foundation towards friendship. NAPOLI Smiley My friend—the touch of your love is a gift I will never forget. ■ 'if; ■ ' DION MULVANEY Woose “You gotta do what’s right they say. But that’s about as much fun as eating Cheerios with chop-sticks.” ANNA NASIADKA TERESA NIEAL George “The best man for a job is often a woman. 61 GLENN NILES “For yesterday is but a dream, And tomorrow is only a vision; Look well therefore, to this day, for it is life.” THOMAS C. NOONAN “Let’s ramble!” MARY BETH NORTON “Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me and just be my friend.” PATRICIA NOSTRANT Patt “If an unimportant stream can make waves without the fear of a flood, why can’t I speak my mind?” CHARLENE NOVAK Char “To achieve all that is possible we must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more.” ERIN E. O’CONNOR My friends are not perfect—nor am I— so we suit each other admirably.” ROBERT O’CONNOR KELLY OTOOLE Doobie “If you see someone without a smile, give them one of yours.” JENNIFER OSIER One step begins the longest journeys YouTl get there faster if you fly high. But you’ll be a better person if you vary.” AILEEN OLMSTED “You only live once, so enjoy life the best you can.” NANCY A. OLIVER O.V. “Time is an ocean, but it ends at the shore. You may see me tomor- EDWARD OTTER “I came, I saw it, now Ed I’m getting out!:’ DAVID O’DELL CORAL LIANA ORMAN Coraiie “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others ... can’t keep it from them- selves.” THERESA A. PALMER “Chesterfield” “If we had the chance to do it all again, would we, could we?” JOHN PEARSON “Experience is a comb that someone gives you after you have lost your hair.” DANIEL T. PARMELEE Parm “True friendship is a plant of slow growth.” JOE PEACH “There goes another love song. LUCINDA A. PEARSON Cindy “Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one.” 64 JIM PELCHER STEPHEN PELRINE Skeeter “1 may miss the harvest, but I won’t miss the feast.” SANRAPERROTT STEPHANIE A. PERRY Steph “Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, become all that you can be and not what you are.” ‘You ain’t nothing but a hound dog! NATHAN PETERS 65 TERRY PIERSON “Have truck, will travel. MICHAEL PETERSON MARK PETERSON “You learn by your mistakes and that’s why I’m so smart”’ LISA PILLANS “Special joys and special places, spec- ial friends together-The moments pass so quickly, but the memories are forever!” MICHELLE PITCHER Never forget the beauty of a rose or the radiance of a smile.” JOHN H. PLACE “Ice cream has no bones.’ THERESA POLECH ‘ “The moment is temfmrary but tne memory lasts forever.” m DEBORAH S. POMPO Deb ‘Think before you speak. It may save a friend.” GEORGE POMPO “Remember, He is always watching. PORTER EDWARD KATHLEEN PORTER Kathy “Everywhere in life the true question is not in what we gain but what we do.” ‘John, try and control yourself] SANDRA POWERS “We arrive in this world alone, we de- part alone, this time called life ... was meant to share.” IRMA TERESA QUIROZ “Friendship is a flower that in far gardens grow-therefore my breast sincerely offers it to all.” DAVID RAMIN SANDY RABUCK COLLEEN RADCLIFF “People don’t have to think alike, act alike, or look alike.” DAN RANDALL , -D2 “Don’t interrupt the rolling meatball. Shari SHARON RADFORD JILL MARIE PRALL “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value.” LOREN REDFOOT “Life is easier than you think. All you do is: accept the impossible, bear the intolerable and be able to smile at anything.” KATHLEEN REID Kathy “Life is a mere reality of dreams which may never come true.” DEBORAH LYNN REINHARDT Morrey “Even gold passes thru the assayer’s Fire; yet more precious than perish- able gold, is faith which has withstood the test.” JENNIFER ANN REITH Jenny “The trouble with some people is that they won’t admit their faults. I’d admit mine if I had any.” FRANK RICCARDI Rick “Do your best to pass the test, the @!f! with the rest!” 69 MARIA G. RITZ Mia ‘Tve finally found a way to set them interested in soccer practice. WILLIAM RODGER ALAN RICE A1 ‘ School was a drag, but seeing this is my senior year, it’s right on.” JOHN ROBERTS ‘'Always rememoer: Happiness is a di- rection not a place.” MONIKA RITZ “Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocketful of Gold ... Party!” !• J MARLA ROCCO ‘The rainbow becomes beautiful than the pot at the end or it, because the rainbow is now.” DAVID ROCKWOOD Rocky “Men may doubt what you say, but they will believe what you do.” SHIFTY!! DIANE KAY RUPRACHT Rupe “It takes a little longer... a little estra effort... a little extra might for the uphill climb.” J KELLEY ROE “For still there are so many things that I have never seen: In every wood in every spring there is a different green.” w RANDOLF DOUGLAS RUTHER- FORD Randy “This one’s for real. I already bought the dream, I am ready to crost that fine line!!” STEVEN ROSS BRUCE RYAN ANNA SANTORUM GARY SAMSON “Man himself is perfect, but he will never earn the right to be so.” DEAN SALYER Tex “Let each person keep pace to the beat of their own drummer yet not out of the reach of others who care and love them.” PETER SARGENT “Fly high, Party hearty, DANIEL SAUVE SUSAN SAWYER DIANE SCHENCK “If you have love, you CHRISTOPHER SHRIVER SARAH SCHLEGEL “You’ve removed most of the road- blocks to success when you’ve learned the difference between motion and direction.” NANCY A. SCHNEIDER Nanc “Happiness . .. when pursued is al- ways just beyond your grasp, but if you sit down quietly, may alight upon you.” GARY SCHNEIDER Schneid “Our blindness to the future kindly giv’n that each may fill the circle marked by Heaven.” JOEL SCHNEIDER Gazelle “Life’s but a walking shadow.” “Ugh! It must have been the rotten pickle loaf!” JEFFREY SERAFINI Jeff LISA A. SCOTT “I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today.” CORRINE SEGOVIS Cor “A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” KDNALD E. SHAVER Shave What the mind believes, the body chieves.” SEGRETTO t of living is being alive.” JOHN E. SENNETT ”... and love lies bleeding in my hands...” CHRISTOPHER SHARRON CYNTHIA SHUTE “As your chain of friends grow. sider me a link.” DEBRA ANN SICA Debbie “Happiness is not having what you want; it is wanting what you have.” RONALD SILVER ANN SKERRITT Orphan Annie “Love understands and therefore waits. Four cases of “The Studyhall Bores!” ROBERT SKIFF 7 . Bob Jesus is cornin’! And boy is he mad!1 CRAIG SMITH “It’s a long road, and a small and it takes a lot of turns to DOROTHY E. SLYE Dot “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; What is essential is invisible to the eye.” KEVIN SLOAN “God created marijuanna, man created booze. Whom do you trust? KIMBERLY SMITH Kim “You must do some work sometime to get somewhere in life these days.” RICHARD SMITH Rick “To err is human, to admit it isn’t.” TIMOTHY SMITH Tim “For of all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are these: Tt might have been!’” DONNA MAE SOPER ‘To tell the truth takes time.” TINA M. SMITH Tuna Fish “One can do anything, if they put their mind to it.. ARTHUR SOCHIA DEBORAH SPAULDING ‘Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself.” JOHN SOVIC “That’s sign language for Take that camera and stick it in your ear!’ ” 77 JOHN SPENCER GREGORY SPAULDING - r JANICE STACHURSKI “You can change a lot of things in life but not your destiny.” MARY ANN STANLEY Farewell wherever you fare, till your eyries receive you at the journey’s end!” WINFORD ST. JOHN DAVID STILLITANO ‘There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. y SHARON ANN STAROWICZ “In order to begin the voyage, we must first lose sight of the shore.” VANESSA STEVENS “Love is real or it was never really there at all.” JEANNE STROUSE ‘T have learned that to be with those I like is enough.” ANDREW STAPLETON 79 PHILLIP THOMAS ROBERT TAFT ROBERT SWOPE NANCY L. SWEENEY “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from them- selves.” RICHARD TAUSEND MARK TETER SHARON THELEN “People cannot change truth, but truth can change people.” BHE5E3 NEVA THOMPSON ‘‘Don’t try to change the things you can’t, but change the things you can!” TERRIE TOOLE Terrie SUSAN TOWLSON Sue “A little kindness from person to person is better than a vast love for all humankind.” TRACEY TRIPP TERESA TOENNIES Terr “It often shows a fine command of the language to say nothing.” MARK TUDMAN Tud “So many tangles in life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter.” 81 DANIEL VANDERVEER EDWARD UHRIG “It’s all in the mind, you know. MARK TURCOTTE ED VAN DYK “ . .. it’s marked out just like a large chessboard: it’s a great huge game that’s being played-all over the world ...” DANETTTE VANN “I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. CHARLES VAN NORT SHERRY VAN TASSELL Shen “Chance cannot change my love, nor time impair.” W———I— MONTE VIGLIOTTI Vig “So many times we live our lives in chains never knowing that we hold the key.” KELLY JEANNE WALL Nun “Life is a bed of roses, but don’t prick yourself.” MICHELLE WALSER “Ripples never come back.” MARK WALKER CHERYL WEINHOLD “Life is what you make it, so live life full.” TAMERA L. WELLER J“nml “To live fully, we must leant to u things and love people. .. not lo things and use people.” BILL WARWICK KEVIN WALTERS “Laughter is a hand on the shoulder of a troubled world.” CONSTANCE WELCH Squelch “I have abandoned my search for truth and am now looking for a good fantasy.” DIANE WELLER “I made it!!!!” CAROL D. WEEKS Weeksie “To accomplish great things, one can’t only act, but dream, not only plan, but believe.” JOAN WHITE .. and she s buying the stairway to heaven.” BILL WICKS Banzai “In order to be walked on you must be lying down.’ ROBERT S. WILCOX Rob “A goal set is the first step on a long journey.” JOHN WHITE DAWN WHITESIDE “We do not remember days, we ber moments.” CHERYL WILLIAMSON “Only the good die young. 85 LORI WILCOX CYNTHIA WILLIAMSON Cindy “To wonder about The Lord is the beginning of wisdom.” KATHRYN A. WOLFF Rats “I don’t like to see anyone down I’ll try to make you laugh, you give me a smile and you’ve made my day.” JOHN WITT “A dreamer sees no limitations, there- fore sees no end.” AMY WOMBLE GREGG WYNN NANCY WOOD Woody ' “What appears to be the end, may really be a new beginning.’ LOUISE WRIGHT JEREMY WRIGHT “Faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. JAMES WRIGHT LEONARD E. YAGER III Lenny “It is difficult to say what is impos- sible for the dreams of yesterday are the hopes of today and the reality of tomorrow.” ROBERT WRIGHT KELLY ZAHN LORRAINE ZABOROWSKI “Time, like a snowflake, disappears while we’re trying to decide what to do with it,” SUSAN YOUNG Sue “Life is something to treasure always. Good or bad you can always go on. I did.” TIMOTHY ZIMMER JOSEPH L. ZOBRO “I came to dance-the sun was hot and so was I... ” MARIE ZUCK zuckie “Live each day to its fullest for to- morrow may never return. MICHAEL ALLMAN “Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make , them come true.” There is nothing greater than the loss of a friend. 1 find it very hard to understand why Randy was taken from us, but then God takes those that he loves the most. Randy was a person who loved life and people. We should be grateful that we were able to share some of our life with Randy. No one will be able to tell us that Randy is gone because he will always remain in our hearts. iis H1GHSCH00L FRIENDS As years go by we part Yeah, friend remember me? We used to be so close I thought that’s how it’d always be. Well, here I am; there your are; 1 hope you’ve made the most of life. Look at her, look at him, Boy he’s changed;lie’s even got a wife. I wonder what she’s doing She probably hasn’t changed She’ll always be the same She’s probably only aged. Yet, we all get old and further away This is the story so many times I’ve been told. I hope we see each other soon. It’s so darn impossible I feel like I’m asking for the moon. Remember the good times, remember the bad. It seems like only yesterday, It really makes ya sad. To think we’re so different. . .. Why? Well, time to go, take care If there’s a time you gotta problem, Just remember...... I’ll be there. 93 —Terry Palmer Class of 1979 «;� v 'M - 'V 96 • • '•■ VO ' A 99 102 r—- Class Couple If you’ve ever seen a person always looking “dressed to kill” it was sure to have been Linda Kottmann. Class Steph Perry and Steve Kuno feel it is “sweet to feel by what fine-spun threads their affections are drawn to- gether” Dressed Tom Merchant is a welcome change from the everyday school attire. Cuties Because of Patti Collins’ small size and baby face you can’t help but notice her. Nicest Syes With eyes that sparkle, Jill Prall and Calvin Garrett can get you lost in their beauty. 105 Debbie Reinhardt and David Holtman are two people who can cheer you up on a gloomy day. Stephanie Delloog’s and David Bolson’s favorite area for dreaming is the theatre and their favorite dreamselves are its actors. Nicest Smile Laurie Kinsley and Matt Dobbins feel that “you arc never fully dressed until you wear a smile.” Kest Sense of Humor Class A e tors 106 Class Artists Just by looking at Sarah Schlcgel's and Kevin Butterfield’s works of art, you can under- stand what they’re trying to say yet no words are spoken. Class brownies Sharon Moses and Glen Niles act like “little angels” when in the company of teachers. Best AH Around Sue Man ville and Dave Rockwood believe that “personality has the power to open many doors, but character must keep them open.” Class Athletes With soccer, lacrosse, football, and many other sports; Michele Mercandante and Dion Mulvaney keep themselves busy in competitions. Most School Spirited uianc Kupracht and John Place are two people effort, and turn labor into a pleasant task. whu Miuw now ro ‘ w.c. Class Musicians Whether playing an instrument or just listening to music, Liz McCormick and Rob Kinslow really enjoy all aspects of music. Class Both Sandy Powers and Tim Smith practice the ‘'gentle art of making a person feel pleased with themself,” normally called flirting. flirts Margie Boyd is one person who is highly unique. She enjoys sitting and just doing her “own thing.” Gndy Williamson believes that “one must often change to be con- stant in happiness or wisdom.” If you've ever seen a real “hunk” in the halls, it was bound to have been Don Shaver. Mike Allman is truly an individual. He finds pleasure in gymnastics and other activities which show his true self. Tom Noonan believes that if you “consider how hard it is to change yourself, you’ll understand what little chance you have trying to change others.” Cooking Just by looking at Nancy Case you can tell that “if there is righteous ness in the heart there will be beauty in the character.” Most Zmnsfomed Jane Abbott and Jeff Serafini feel people should: “aim at the sun, and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly higher than if aimed at an object on level with yourself.” Class Clowns Because Mary Ann Bchr is one half the size of Jim Baxter, it’s quite a site to sec them together. Whether creating trouble or just doing crazy things, Connie Welch and Scott Borclli always have “something up their sleeve.” Most jCikcly to Succeed Mutt und Jeff -Jllfe :Wm Senior Class Will j, NE N. ABBOTT leaves JA, CO, WA, KJ, MM, BB, love, luck Baker, All my friends a smile, Baker fond memories, Mr. A-SC's coke machine key.. (i A L1 ALEXANDER leaves to Mrs. 0. memories of fun I rcnch classes. To Mr. E. 1 red white beanie. Good Luck io the Sophomores! HOWARD ALEXANDER leaves S.R. a bag of candy kisses and a picture of the Hairy Cookie Monster in our locker. MICHAEL ALLMAN leaves this old fashioned school to any- one who is crazy enough to go to it. ELANA AMYOTTL leaves KW many ths. for grt. times, LW a cup of coffee, DB a lifetime of love, and Baker another Amyolie. LISA ANDERSON leaves Bo-rar, BH gd tms; Bnz-d-nts, i bus tlks; Toes-mmrs; NS-luck w B; Jac-FTD thx; R-lv minis: DC-lv hppness; CG-i care. JAMES C. AUSTIN leaves DP memories, DH to DG, DS a truck. SK the JP, Hi to BS MS, love to the “harem.” JILL AVERY leaves DW, FP SM LIVE ON RS HAS FLASH! RE-J B H-,0 BC-SC FA-GLWFF, DG-1CFY0, BIAYA BOLA, CW-IGYCRAZY! EM1F! HMAAHFTAMLNAFYSBAFM. SCOT T B0RELL1 leaves T.H. a series of snowcones, J. H. a large Bud, Len “an injury a minute” Yager 25 rolls of tape to cover his body. NANCY B0UCH1ER leaves to Allen, the school, to D.P., L.C., A.S. G.A., thanks for all the fun. MARGARET A. BOYD leaves my brother Joseph Paul deep wishes for a happier High School, than this one. MARY SUSAN BRAINERD leaves DSDRSPSMLPSPLK w a lot of “great times.” D.B.—memories, B.S. more talks in church, Karen Jean good luck and Bids, and I leave for Hawaii w Debbie. DANA BRENNAN leaves AO the best greatest part of my life all my love, SH a FW Ansons, Baker 1 more little KEITH BRISSENDEN leaves Baker to Jim, Good times C.M., J.P., D.H., M,.H., Randy and Coog. Rochester many more CHERYL BROWN leaves to my sis, Karen, I leave 3 yrs of B.H., Ray I leave all my trust, and to my friends a fond fare- well. JOHN BAKER leaves Coach Dook S. 0., E.D., B.S., for another year. 1 leave Coach J. the hot box for all other grap- plers. BOB BALSTRA leaves D.P. a picture of Skaden. K.F. The Past A M L, M.H. Best of Luck,T.R. a Christmas Cookie, L. S. B O L l F, K.B. a fox, M.V. M.H. Good luck, D.F. M. F. G L A, and Mr. Eno new jokes. BARBARA BEALL leaves ML 1 mys. man p. dust, LK- Ooug guys, Sax Sect deo, Bink-mold, Mr. H. a wish, and Wanz-love. MARI ANN B1-.hr leaves DA VD-good times at PH, 5 more Belus to Baker, my FIl stick to Maria, the rest of my life to share with LC A bottle of B.V. kIM BENNETT leaves ST, MR, CC, lunch, PC steelwool, MSMLCSPSJTTPNCWDII many mem. happiness, MH klFs barn, MM A CIGAR Good X’s. M0 1C A BIPPLIS leaves L.B. 2 more years of H.S., Good hick L.C.. D.D.. D.S., N.B..and T.N. IWV'■ BOLSON leaves Mr. 11. MA thanx; my cym line ( OAC love: BS-PT11; EJS-FW AD; MS-JD EK; SMS- LOREN BUSCHIE leaves his loud loud laugh that will echo through the halls forever. GREGORY BUTLER leaves D.H., K.B., N.H., M.H., C.M., an extra long cruise, E.A.M., K.E.M., D.R., S.P., Best Wishes and memories. KEVIN BUTTERFIELD leaves a blessing, and a prayer for the underclassmen, and a special thanks, to the best of friends. OINDY CALKINS leaves spot a can of shout, Diane some old baked goods, Freda lunch to herself Baker more of the Cal- kins Clan to go crazy with. TAMMY CAMP leaves LL, SD Thanks for the memories, LLSNSDBW the good times always, and Shen Tech is No. 1. JOHN CAPPA leaves Rick C. to head brown nose for Arc Marty. LYNN CARROWAY leaves DR tk tps to L’pool, NC a lis ear a sd pit ( FHaven, SP lundh w band, PC a canoe SPLKSMSMSPLZ g t’ms sis 1 yr. KIMBERLY CASCIO leaves B.C. Mr. Rio, Brenda Emerson 113 a year’s supply of arrows, target and bow. C.L. library duty. NANCY CASE leaves SP Spec, thanx Happiness always; MM I BB LOL;TC GTLOLAHW1LP; MR lots of love; LC ADATB! JOSEPH CASPER leaves Jim all my brains. To John R. you suffer with all those hard classes. To all my friends in Kwaia- lein High School Baker best ofluck, especially Jake. CATHY CASWELL leaves M.W. her own fork, D.W., P.W., A.F., J.L., T.C. long talks, J.D. the boys, M.C. R.C., C.W.B. ELIZABETH CELLINI leaves CL as a maid, KC Mr. R.’s es- says; RH all my skating excuses and JC three more years at Baker 1 leave Baker forever. ANDREA CHRISTENSEN leaves KKa band-aid if GG didn’t, foxes to CC, Mr. D a new leader, CS a locker, and luck to Liz. BETH CHRISTENSEN leaves to Fred the Ales, Chronicles, hoping they speak for me;CH much love; TB JN to MD; thanx to LM. CHRISTOPHER J.C1M1TILE leaves CW DR farmers; KB poetry; love to KB, JV, NC, Merc, Rupe, KF, JP, LR, AL, CC, CM, BC, KH AF, those w c girls! BARBARA E. CLOVER leaves Sl-RR -the GG’s at the SF KM;JA-secrets;JJ-Miss R. Mr. B;CE,KC,JW,GW,JW- I'un at the TIS; GC co C. W. Baker;CE-LOL. LYNNE COLETTA leaves all the work, the tears the path to Randy J, Sue L, Mark 1, Pat M, Joe S, Reeves Cheeks ever likes the color. ... DON COOGAN leaves CG 1 guish duish CM WJ Mil JP Bli NH DR KB Fine Times RDR Liza many good memories ' .Spe - ' KEVIN COOPER leaves a great weekend at 1,000 Islands to C.E., B.C., J.W., G.W. and J.W: algreat senior year to J.A. A ride home to J.C. lots of good times to L.R. KATHLEEN CROTTY leaves NSVSLSKLKWLKSMBF my best wishes, VSLZNSLS niy love, MH memories of 7-10 supper, Anne Chris good luek. JAY CUSTIN leaves DW how’s the Y1T w KZ750 ... ? Tuffy, Beses mi asno! LK, DM, JK, JM GW my cousin Pete, 14 breasts 1 k. Bye. JOHN CZAJKOWSKI leaves D.B., M.C., R.E. all the good times in Baker. To my brother 3 more yrs. TERESA DALEY leaves Kel, Luv mems, mnz’s (2AM) htc’nws, milrs, PW, MM, Tks; D, Pdbrs gtx’s;K,gtPrtys gx’s; L, sb TH; RR DC, Frndshp, tak. JEANNETTE COYNE leaves LM a bowl of cherries; KC a ride home; CC 2 more yrs. of Mr. H vice versa; Wanz many thanx, and DR a cooking partner. BOB CREGO leaves ARC the Book “There’s more to life (running) than sprinting,” and CW a league meet champion- ship. SHELLY DAVIS leaves Mr. Coleman one more Davis to come, to Miss Maschiri more good years to come, and to the juniors the path, to the seniors the Best of Luck! PATRICIA A. COLLINS leaves RDPM Cato JW b-ride CCRDAP walk from Glenn LC concerts GAM’s trip MMUS SMNC lunch RD mem to luv TS cellar. JIM COLOPR1SCO leaves Linda good luck in the rest of her education, Mary and Kathy- they know what, and Smiley- his stupid nickname. CHERYL COM INS leaves RD, AP, PC tissue paper at the Glenn JG a nice smile, KB a lunch to go, C. W. Baker 1 more Comins, DS all my thanks. TIM CONNORS leaves DR another magnetic time at How to handle its NC a ride in 450 N.Y.C. and fun SP a trunk ride, RCASL, SS a trip to camp. MARK COOK leaves to KC and TF hope your senior year is better than mine was. To AL my bass drum mallets are yours. SC OTT COOK leaves my favorite pair of gym shorts to who- ROBBIN LEA DISINGER I leaves CC PM PC TS sleep talkin, mem. ducks, SM JW PC a case for the road, MM a yell at the park, PC thanks for the mem., and TH love always. MATT DOBBINS leaves JP my skis, to JS gum, and to lggy, Herman. PEGGY S. DONAHUE leaves to ail my friends good times many parties, Cor a future with Marc, to Vern all my lose now forever, Calf, here we come. STEVE DOWD leaves D.H. and T.G. to continue my tradi- tion of doing B’S” in the morning, afternoon, and at night .. . KAREN DREDGE leaves D.S., D.D., K.V., D.W., D.H., D.. slurp all the good times and I also leave Baker never to re turn . . . MIKE DUCHARME leaves DM lots of luck, to Mr. H. more tubas next year, for Mr. R’s students more HELI heie. 14 SHARON DURKIN leaves PD a comb, LR memories ofCC, U BK Buns, WB-KC, KH a great friend. Good Luck every- one! CHRISTOPHER. J. HASON leaves BC Reynolds, KC, JW, (AV, JW. fun weekend at 1000 Is., JA-Mrs. B,SC,JD JE ( VV.B.l I S. in 4 yrs. LISA 1 ICIIIIOLZER leaves to MITFGS-B's CoAuEMKS Butt lyrto party; DHSNDNKHtalksF A; SEluck 1 yr KasDeb lyr. to DoB's MAdafang; B-love. BRLNDA EMERSON leaves Mrs. Campbell a great future for the archery team. To all my past teachers- “Have fun-with- out me! YVETTE EALARDEAU leaves B.J. all the jolly times at S.D.;Gak my t.v. and H.R. books, and B.H. 3 more Falar- deaus. KIMBERLEE FALTER leaves L.Z. good times WSSOF, N.S. J E.’s camp parkway, T.T. Scherfs camp, Mr. Decker no one to pick on and Love l.E.S. to my sisters of GAM. JOYCE FILS1NGER leaves D.F. 2 yrs to Cos more work out with new SOCCER players, to ALL the people I know hope to see you around. RICHARD FITZGERALD leaves DC half doughnut, DH wild-n-crazy times RK a “k” WG great times and a great life weidy my lunches and all my thanx. SUSANNE FLENTGE leaves Mrs. Millard my dictionary, be- cause hers will be worn out after 3 months. TERRI FLORACK leavesTF 2 yrs;SLgd tms at Regat, more hellraising; Ml parties til eyes scab; LC Chuntly; PL fond memos. MICHELLE FOR1SI1 leaves JS vard, J L chicken soup, KH thanx 1 ear. Deb 1 steak din, LK memories. JOAN FOSTER leaves NO Halch, LB a saybo and guzl, thanks to LB. BH, CH, RH, MH, RR, VL, KW, GT and cookie to SDC. ANDREA FOWLER leaves MW CS, CC her ABC's, MP Rod Stewart, AW spy book, MB nail polish, Baker, 1 just leave. KRIS FRIEDRICH leaves F3 4-ML GL; BS1776AOUT; SP-W1R, Wl 1, NLWL; MM-PJ B; Cl l-CT; DR-LLXO; NS-Sk; TT-KP; LC-NLWS; Buns, Bo-FFF, 1IR(69), HB, TIO, 3M, ML; John-OB. SM, WAC, Nil, BATM, JVAB, my love. ARLEEN FYLER leaves this school for good, and also to anyone that wants it. JOI IN S. GALLUP leaves D.F. 1 more year with WBXL God save it. JACQUELINE GARDNER leaves KWmnymmrsJMWMTmch IveKFaoutb, FLAthxRKnewHHarpSismchlvethxFrndshp60 VbrokhurdDotthxgtnltPumplvelaughtoall. CAL GARRETT leaves to JS the path at Lab. To SR, the memories of the eyes 1 adore. I leave to KW more good times. To the Jr.’s I leave the pine trees. NORMAN GILLESPIE leaves ARC a track to build and all my track shoes and sweats, and to English teachers all my knowledge. KEITH GILMER leaves all the undergraduates the best of years at Baker. WENDY GIRARD leaves BS 1 year of Baker budgets and marching band. To JG 2 yrs. of BUS and all the girls that go with it. GLENDA GOOGIN leaves S.M. to A.C.; A size 13 to K.K., a s’wich to C.H.; gossip for Frau; a roof for R.G.,iuck to everyone! LAURIE GRAVES leaves KM love bwffs, CS, JF, KW, CC AF love, luck, thanks, EB memories hopes of finding dreams. ROBIN GRAY leaves my brother all of the teachers and most of the sports. I leave C.L. with all the butts she needs. DAVID GRIEVES leaves DP the stairs, RE all school sup- plies, ST a needle, the school in the garbage, and JA out. VALERIE GROME leaves all my bowling games to Ma C. Good luck to T.W., J.S. 1 hope to be with B.O. always. CYNTHIA HAHN leaves K.G., J.G. and C.R. the sun and stars, K.C. a smile, and P.H. and its people a “good one.” MICHELLE R. HARPER leaves J.G. gt’s memories, S.P. a punchingbag, NMN’s, N.C. no more gas. BARBARA HENDERSON leaves to B.H. B.B. a comb and hairspray. Erieville Crvd NW a car battery. CH a picture of the back of my head. B.B. a good life. FJ. many mem- ories. M.E. all my love. CYNTHIA HENDERSON leaves MP 2 fun years all future Eng. students, JD a lifetime supply of giggles, LA LW 2 more years, JF BD only 1 more fun-filled year! Many thanx to all my teachers, and 1 leave CW with YF and all my friends for the fun times ahead. DIANE HENRY leaves Mel, Jo, Amy Lori a Friday nite in a gas station with a broken down car and a bottle of wine. Ann a “new mom” and the best of wishes to all of them. MICHELE HERBERT leaves Vig my best L L thanx, 115 JFLKKliVL, SDS sisters-great times, SMJGDP-6 gr., BB, KC-wink, KC 7-10, NS4 hr. talk. DOROTHY M. HERNANDEZ leaves to the P.G., I leave my old combinations and my uneaten lunches, to S.D. 1 leave all my teachers. CAROL H1LDEBRANDT leaves Cos handlebars w luv Lou- KF MP Branches KJ stump JW CSW 144 MD BOXES MP a smile BC Love LH happiness. KATHY HIRSH leaves to KZ-many more GREAT TIMES! Cll-B’s, “Killer” THANX! Doob-2 very special wks, G’S! MI-HC77 loz. To DM “THE END.” DONNA M. HOLMES leaves KJ the swim team, Baker High teachers my brothers, TN luck w SF, CE, EO, PB, DV, MV, SI I, DJ, forever luck. r - FLORA JOHNSON leaves S.Gy4 B®. memories of blue passes, T.P., R.B.’s Buns R.P.all iny iove. TIM JOHNSON leaves M.E., J.C.,-fr.B„ plenty of Sunsets. I give Eliz. St. BusCir. to all traefenuts. ggg . . DEBBIE JONES leaves T.B. alLthe'gtrls he can handle. N.W. all the good luck; B.H. Good luck with A.A. all the teachers good luck in B.H. SUE JONES leaves to IC good times in lunch and to CA many memories. GAM loves 1ES, KATHY KELLEY leaves to G,G. I leave a hamburger from B.K., to M.D. I leave many memories and to Gary, my love. NONA KELLY leaves RK one more yr. Best wishes to SY, VG, GN, CR-Mr. H.-MB, Mrs. B.-Franks Cologne, Hi Wuck! BOB HOLT leaves CG, JP, Mil, DC a frosted mug of MATTS, and Kim my helmet for Jess. DAVID JOHN HOLTMAN leaves GB the BEST; KB, MH, KM, Nil, RR Ounces of good times; LK labs JP;SP Spa- ghetti, and KEM memories. KATHLEEN M. HOSSFELD leaves C. W. Baker to the class of 1980 and take with me the class of 1979. BILL HOUDE leaves S.K. and D.M. with all the girls, teach- ers, and principals. Have fun you guys. KIM HOWARD leaves Buns-Hamboog, Beans “I like your pants’ Perk? BL, Jll, TT, NS - luck, and Bob love our Future! SDC love ies! NANCY HULBERT leaves S.H. all our talks, B.B. to love J.C.: to Mark Londhair, my friendship;to Mark S. our sum- mer memories, J.J. bye! SARAH 11ULLAR leaves Nancy our friendship, Cheryl to Ashley, Scott to George, and a tissue, TN, PM, TM my locker and the path. My love to DJ. DANNY HYNES leaves when you look at the sky you see a rose that looks like the faces of people that you know and like, and you’d like to see for years to come. KEN J A( OBS leaves JS, RL, BW, Good times. Serf a sign painting. BW Great lacrosse games. And love to Teresa. SC OTT JAYNES leaves Mr. H. a new pointer. To AB, CS, BS, MS. SS, 1 more yr. To Mrs. R. all my unfinished home- work. To the school a lot ot fond memories. WAYNE JENNE leaves LSJ in the wake of my departure, and Fosters to All. LAURA J. KINSLEY leaves GAL gg; Dot Mrs. A.,OG;CH APP; Perk oops; KH, JF, MH, VL, KH, LB, LB love, laughs, tears, thanx; SDC memories, love. ROB KINSLOW leaves MT our First yr. to JG an 0. it., K.H. a “catch ya” to M.B. a Scherzo shirt, AF my love, to B.M. good X’s, to S.D. friendship. JOHN KLOTZ leaves with memories of thick and thin with K.B. and 3 more yrs. to J.K. LOIS KLOTZ leaves Y.K. two more years of B.H.S. I leave all the kids a good happy time at B.H.S. JUDY KOEGEL leaves the last of nine, but many more to come GL to JM. TOM KOHLER leaves anything here to anyone who wants it. JIM KORZEKWA leaves D.M. a broken boat, L.K. a broken bowl, J.M. and J.M. the Cosmos, and D.W. DOHC. LINDA KOTTMANN leaves to S 4-14-78, g T’s, WH TFA; NC a elf w frt M LT; DH CCC’s, a syrng; KD TfC; WV NM’s E-alone. CHARLES KRATZ leaves DK, DC, Rob K. more yrs. in BHS. For my friends: Happiness, Love, Peace, good luck in the future. RICHARD KRATZ leaves T.P., R.B.’s and C.K.’s Buns and R.K. Beer T.R., E.S., C.S. good time. D.S. and C.S. each other. DAVID KRENTEL leaves WJ, GM, MA A B; FWOG-JK; CSNY-MM; JPGR-ML;TD, MB-thanx: BL, SC, 360, BD and B’s-DR; K, HU and a smile to VS. 116 LISA KR1ESE leaves to I N and SJ love and happiness for- ever; lrishlabbatftfet sinks and JK 2 more years of Baker. ■ ' LARRY KRlSTEliLER -leaves J M„ K.H. and L.B. the sum- mer of ’77; D.:M. the rope; G.W. the bridge, M.M. the park and J.K. the sarfdpitts. EDWARD KRUPK A.leaves Coach J. and “ARC all their power to motivate people. I hope M.C. has a nicer complex- ion when he gets older, and T.B. all his cows. STEVE KUNO leaves good luck to J.A. and fut teams;G.L. io Jun f 1 mor yr.; M of all to S.P. for all the G.T.’s with love. MARY LADSTATTER leaves M.O’n. my horn;S.T. hi; Mr. Lno new jokes; R.K. a Kazoo;and P.H. some time. RANDY LAMICA leaves to C.W. Baker 1 leave two more Lamicas and to B.S. 1 leave J.P. and all the beer he can drink. CYNTHIA LASHER leaves B.C., P.C., to K.C. Mr. R’s clas- ses; to M.L. all the wrestlers, and good luck to everyone else. JOSLPH LAVOIL leaves A.B. to D.K.; S.C. to the gang; R.Y. m20l; D.M. 1 L5 10 Bottle cap;T.D. fond memories of his class; D.P. a smile; C.H. “Hi,”; M.D. the girl from “Mass.” To J.S.,C.F. to S.K.-S.P. LVA LELS leaves J.S., L.K., D.C. X’imes to “Get Load- ed! Also C.C., F.C.,good times, and Tim all my love. VICKI LEONARD leaves S. much love, many memories a gold record. To M.F. M.D.,one night out; to P.S. M.S. a party;to S.D.C. love. MICHELLE LEPORTE leaves MF, MD, VL, CS, YOMAB; LL 3 yrs; BL, Green 3 yrs; Elmo, A Wink A Hug; TJ, Talks;CG, A Drill; MP, EL, JZ-, Foxes; LK, THANX. MICHELLE LOUGHLIN leaves L.S., D.S. and V.S. good luck. Mr. Bender burnt filter paper, and Erin with Gary. PETER LUCK leaves SC my best friend and also SL 3 years ol'CW and JB luck in the future. STEVE' LUDWIG leaves Baker High School two more Lud- wig’s. To RD, BM, TS, and all the other r-gang many more B’s. ERIC LUTZ leaves CW more soccer players, ML more trans- fers luv, Arc future milers JZ, BC, MP, JS, TJ Mama L’s in 70 be there! SANDY MACPHERSON leaves MM a pretzel, LC Auburn, DS Casowasco, JW a birthday, NCSPPCRDLZSP mm, JW good times, thanx, luck laughter. LAURIE MAGEE leaves D.M. all the teachers 1 had. I wish all the luck to D.W., M.B., N.W., K.S., and F.S. SUE MANV1LLE leaves SPlnpoNYE BH, SPaborDRiab’s DSMBgt’sGAMiesNCprofsneaksCWbioregentsKHcannersrd Ft’s, memtoeveryone. CARL MARKERT leaves D.F. love always; BHS four more to go;K.B., M.H., G.N. a night at Oneonta. TOM MATTEO leaves prop room to Bruno, Peace to L.W., Harvey’s propoganda to Mike Ryan, Blessings to guidance. TOM MAURER leaves Pig many more B’s at D.H.’s house. I leave J.S. many visits to the slopes. GREG MC ARDELL leaves Dar gets my love always and for- ever. H.A., D.C.jK.B., G.B., C.M. the good times. Mr. Pat- chett the rubber from my back wheels. JOSEPH MC CARTHY leaves BHS to RM to Soccer Coach. ELIZABETH MC CORMACK leaves Fred; a tie, To Sandy; a guy. To Lori; a pub. co.. To Beth: Thanx, To Jeannie: a bowl of “good cherries.” MARYBETH MC KEE leaves all my friendship to J K, my (-) to URS, and all my understanding to M along with me. RICK MC KERCH1E leaves JB, JK, SM,—all with snowcones, PT-some height, Ms, Hi, Hairlip P.S.-some bull! MICHELE MERCADANTE leaves KK a slick LK SP a rush PC-you S----SP Kitty litter JW a wart SM . .. ? DR a Big Mac KB dry jeans 2 MM’s good luck GAM ies. THOMAS ERIC MERCHANT leaves to Chimp. N. 1 Earth- ling, P.D. 1 lb. of Doe, T.B. my good looks, for a price my M.G.,M.M. 1 D.M.S.S. 1 B.J. SALLY METZLER leaves DR, KR, TD, KP mmrs; DR pldgng Indn Spgs;KH scrbbng bbls; JAC the tmlckr;smerc 1 TRAY BN ’n a-BN-TOE; TD JPS. SHELLY MICHELS leaves all the strange numbered rooms to C.L., M.P., D.M., AJ. and the rest of the “Kids.” Good- Luck. KARL MILLER leaves S.M. Chorus, Many thanx to Mrs. B. and Peg H., fun in Band. All kids in chorus fun, and bye Sherry. HEATHER MILNE leaves to S.K. “boy are you dead!” To all my friends (yew) your memories lyill be with me always. To M.P. “Ha Ha we fooled you!” CHUCK MITCHELL leaves Baker dazed and confused. 117 RICHARD MOAK leaves the school’s food to the junior class and anybody that can figure out what it is. GREG MONAGHAN leaves BHS to Jean, IXve, Diana. To Mr. D. a Nobel Peace Prize. To Nevid 2 ft. and Dave F. a new name. A to for Mo. JOANNE MOORE leaves a case of OV to all friends and WBXL to anyone left. Hi to all bye to many good friends, RK,JC,NA, AJ. SALL1E JO MORTON leaves my clothes and advice to Sue L, I leave my school books to Mark 11, and I leave my love to Bud. SHARON MARIE MOSES leaves my brothers Ed and Rich my study habits, thank you to my teachers, the best of luck in the future to my friends, and thanks, smile and love to Carol and Mark. DION MULVANEY leaves to S.K. a good offensive line, to M. D. new hair, to J.L. retrievable beer caps, to S.P. a new door, to Ote a way to get drunk not sick and finally Maria all my love. MICHELLE MURRAY leaves BB, DN, SN 1 yr;LS,JW,VS, BF, Mems; NW, GN,CC,DH good times; BG Key Club;TN Scott; TY, NS, MP, JR a smile; D DS a welcome. GAIL NAPOLI leaves RC, LH, RS, PF, SK cracked walk on smok. path used cig.;BC, GS, BD back seat on bus 140; and PF faded memories. ANNA NAS1ADKA leaves S.P. all of next year—L.C. all the wild and crazy people. V.D. Scott Tim ... and a happy life A.L. ME; class of 79 Lots of love good luck. TERESA NEAL leaves LK Irish 4 ever “Big Jr.” 1 more year best of luck. Thanx to my friends for many hpy. mems. GLENN NILES leaves the 79 soccer team to B.J., J.O., J.M.; L.J. my purple hat;C.C. for Diane YRWSNWG MMLI LA. TOM NOONAN leaves “the 4” good times in Rambler, JR 1 lb of dips, DS a cookie duster, JP SM jokes, BHS 2 more string beans. MARY BETH NORTON leaves to M.L. times to remember, J.S. the J.P., and to K.K. hi! M and M mems of A. and thanx. PATT NOSTRANT leaves to live my own life, and to be .. . my own person. Thanx! CHARLENE NOVAK leaves all my frustrations to next years new kid in town. ERIN O’CONNOR leaves to all nSyjftiends in B.H.S. good luck, K.L. a role of tape and a dress, L.S. a good car, and V.S. a locker. ' i';:Y'i- ' NANCY OLIVER leaves JF all, RR a.pckt fll of gold, DC CB RK prtys, LB a nw stmeh, BII JBHSyts hpns luv. AILEEN OLMSTED leaves best of luck to A.S., D.D., N.T., H.B., and H.B. good luck when you go back to France. CORAL LIANA ORMAN leaves gd mems TN, CL, DW, CW, LK, FJ, TP, DL, DK. Gd LK Peg Vern, More BH, CL SK, Gum to AS Gd LK, MP, KR, MF Calf here we come. JENNIFER OSIER leaves S.R., T.T., C.K. memories, party- ing, hopes for the future. To D.S. the Path 1 more yr. Good Luck! KELLY O’TOOLE leaves many good times to JC, NB, TO KO. To KH the rush concert to GP Love and friendship for- ever. ED OTTER leaves D.B. two more years at Baker, K.H. the smokers path, and many memories at Baker High. THERESA PALMER leaves Baker to all the people still left behind me, I leave B.R.’s to P.P., and buns to R.K.! F.J. and L. K. memories. DAN PARMELEE leaves B.B. great times at V.G., M.H. love and luck. M.V. to M.H. Ote a grand slam. Ollie my speed. K.W. something that almost was. JOE PEACH leaves Baker with a Bang. Thanks to the Gang for all the good times. And to Hop and all our B’s. Good luck Baker in years to come. CINDY A. PEARSON leaves the noisiest bus ride to anyone who can stand it. JOHN PEARSON leaves E.S. T.R. a rose, 1 more year and my love. STEPHEN PELRINE leaves to C.A.P. his comic books. To M. P. someone to take her to the senior prom. To K.W. the perfect boyfriend. STEPHANIE PERRY leaves to the “GANG” all the great fun and memories we had together, may they continue! To C.W. S.M. Shawnee Inn and Danny, to Kitt. Sat. Night Fever,To K.J. another Lit. Sis. fun Sr. yr. and to S.K. me. To D.P., G. Luck. MARK PETERSON leaves to C.H.-Good Luck. TERRY PIERSON leaves all of my 8-track tapes to John Spencer, and my art talents to Kevin Butterfield. USA 1’IL.LANS leaves to DVJPDRSPLKSMSPMBDSKJKM all the rest sinne REALAvild crazy times, GS, mem- ories thanx: J B GAM iv ies. . JOHN PLACh leaves l S'4JR • TW m’ries of the 3!£ muske- teers; To all seniorsTGo6d;Luck; And to YOU ... My school spirit? THERESA PO.LECH leaves D,C. 1 yr. and whoever makes her happy, G.S. memories in M.R. DlvBORAH POMPO leaves S.H. the No. I spot Mr. G. and W. all the sunsets to J.P. a good yr. to L.A. luck with all the hoys and to C.W.B. free sports. KATHLEEN K. PORTER leaves S.M. lunch at my house, C.C., D.W., M.W,, a day at Oneida Shores, and good times, C'.P. to finish up. MARY PORTER leaves all I have to give are good wishes; Anyone who wants one all ready has it. SANDRA POWERS leaves to M.M., J.W., S.M., M.M., L.K., L.C. all our good times to N.C. a special thanks for every- thing. JILL PRALL leaves LP a honk memories, DV friends, JG “that is all, CH good times The Halk, Gos Twin Trees, and MPR my love. IRMA TERESA QUIROZ leaves my friends all my love and affection friends are the most important thing to me therefore, the most valuable things I leave my love to my friends. COLLEEN RADCLIFF leaves to TC great friendship, RC the path and whatever she wants to do on it. LB summer ’78 MZ many fun times and cos. DAN RANDALL leaves to Mr. P, one parking lot to put where the sun never shines, HB a SD, MSR one F, GMDGBR, and WBXL1L WAIC. LOREN REDFOOT leaves MF fun limes, DP a super color guard, ST a car. AB fun in chorus, AL overnite parties, ER ski club. Ms Nevid 5 wedgies a rained out picnic. KATI1Y REID leaves Osc. with Bet. N.F. a big hug and kiss, P.R. a lot of good times. DEB REINHARDT leaves TD,SM, KR:vn,Bkng, fsh, mves, PCM. Wad. mm. pe, pw, bh, MM :doda, DSxrrng, dagr, DH: bdjks. JEiluvl JRtgdlck, 70:laf. JENNIFER REITH leaves J.T. one more yr. of walking; B.Y.F. all the good times; B.D. memories of Bio. FRANK R1CCARDI leaves my gym sneakers to the kid that stole mine last year because he’s due for a new pair. MARIA G. R1TZ leaves Mr. Coleman, Mr. Kranz and Mr. Wiley many fond memories and thanks for their help during my summer job and in school. MARLA ROCCO leaves N.C. learning frshp K.B. a piece of gum 1 more Roc S.P. thanx for the ride S.T. a sp. frsh. DAVID ROCKWOOD leaves more great times to Iggy, Mulv, .... I leave Ducks Deer to be SHOT AT by Bris, Coog Roy. KELLEY ROE leaves dr-lghs directoPCM;lb-tw 3c’s;kh- gdtms; LBNL-tess-pesmile, dplegs ..., the prickers, thbst mems, lv happnss. DIANE RUPRACHT leaves KJ MMGTLL LJTKTC TD SBCos. To: LCTLTKCLMT To: SP, SM, LP, GT H SAN LK SHTS, GTKS, GTs, BWNE, to; GB 5TC JrP BTWH Ms. Cos LLLX MD, DR, DH, LC, MARM to GN WCT’sT MM SNWD3 LXLO. DEAN SALYER leaves to Mr. H. no more drummers, to B.S. all the girls, D.B. hopes he finds a future and to A.L. a blan- ket. GARY SAMSON leaves to all I know, a memory. To smokers the Path. To the world, the words of Salvation; Jesus Christ. ANNA SANTORUM leaves Mr. B. the 4th row 2nd seat in Rm. 141, K.S. and D.H. all happiness, L.H. one more year with L.M., J.C. the one contest we couldn’t find. SARAH SCHLEGEL leaves good luck to M.P. with next year, and best wishes to all my fellow graduating seniors. GARY SCHNEIDER leaves DM, PL, JS, KR, BF all the good times. 1 more for BHS Sherms Spanish class and 4th period breakfast. JOEL SCHNEIDER leaves Arc his 9 lane all weather track; to B.H.S. 1 more Schneider; to Kevin and Joe excellent times; to Dave my quarter mile;and to Rich L. good luck at Clark- son. NANCY SCHNEIDER leaves TTrlshtry FrznwndwlOyrsmen. KFsktchsKH2nlnite KFcampSov.men DSto LZMHLAtalks thanx EDhwii GAM LOVEnlES. 1 19 LISA A. SCOTT leaves KW, JW, LK, KC, NS, KS, SM, EO luck and thanx-US a phone and talks, SS-Tim, CS-HR, ML-gnort, EO-a tank. DEBBIE SICA leaves to my sister, Darlene 4 great years of fun. S. Fitz. a great senior year. CORRINE SEGOVIS leaves JF our everlasting friendship, YF, CH, GG, AC, LG, BC our wild crazy times, BS all the broken lockers to KS all my love. SCOTT SEGRETTO leaves to D.R. and T.C. many memories and nights out on the town, M.R. an empty locker and D.M. a nite out to camp. JOHN E. SENNETT leaves DM SK bofsfg; JL BW 1 ba; MD, DR GN LB’s; luck to BH KIT, KJ, JS atrotggt m. Luv to OBKris-iyymtmkmf. DON SHAVER leaves J.B. a pack of D-sticks the gang some M’s; Many GT’s to J.R., J.P., T.N.; J.R. a razor JJP. pom-poms E.M. a lot of fine memories. CYNTHIA SHUTE leaves Sally, the happiness of echoing feet in the halls RS wrestling MC, SC and RS all the fun parties. ANN SKERRITT leaves LR and MP one more year, Good Luck to NB, AO, LC and DD for all the good times. KEVIN SLOAN leaves without a reputation. To Mr. A. a one way ticket to New York Cty, and to Mr. Sennett all the rowdy underclassmen. DOROTHY SLYE leaves TTNSfoTTniatslWHmmgsgbbPH- kiuTHANKSDVatfNSpzbsniRwZSMKKgtfrLKMrGOAbbg M JG LPDVBS JPgt’s RWlaycBHSTMDLtome. KIMBERLY SMITH leaves BR two more yrs, NS 4 yrs in BHS, Mr. Kranz a good future, Pity to all who get LM as a teacher. TIMOTHY SMITH leaves this decomposing school to my nephew niece in hope it will still be here. TINA MARIE SMITH leaves my old gym sneakers, with the BEST of Luck in the future games. DONNA SOPER leaves all my teachers’ students who come late, R.S. five years, and the path for the taking! DEBI SPAULDING leaves ML, GN, LS, MB, VS good luck Mr. Bender burnt filter paper. GS BC another year at Baker. JANICE STACHURSKI leaves CH to BV.Dino to Skip 1 more yr luck. TF Tks. NS 1 .Horse Show party. PC Let the opp prevail LE to MD. BS, BB, DP, SK, MD All Luck. MARY ANN STANLEY leavesToJ’W-friendship, frogs JB, NS-LR and a stronger stomach, VfivRB, PZ an invitation- Paris, JL come back, to all an I Lo.ve You! SHARON STAROWICZ leaves: old lockers worn erasers; CH-a perf. pizza; GA-“telephone math”; sis-the chlor. pool; memories to all. VANESSA STEVENS leaves to L.S.-H.D. and B.C., C.D. to K.C., N.S. all the W. matches, to K.W. the R.S. club, to M.L. her cats, and luck to all my friends. DAVID STILLITANO leaves to C.V. all my Chem notes and tests K.R. one ride to school, to Baker I leave 2 more Stilli- tanos to come. JEANNE STROUSE leaves DJ—joke book, Pa, SH, LM, br to Ca. with ST. Pr—FF shampoo, mascara. NS—hairbrush. SK- driving through frog. NANCY L. SWEENEY leaves memories and friendship to KC, VS, LS and JO to DR. SHARON THELEN leaves my sewing abilities to Diane P. and Baker High School to whoever wants it. TERESA TOENNIES leaves DS m m Vtlks, MNTR TFTGT NS Ppt’s TFTMM KH, KF, LA, LZ, KF ATR- thks mems DS NS MGSFO GAM luv IES. TERRIE TOOLE leaves K.Z., T.W., T.T. the path. K.K., C.K., S.R., M.B., J.O. good times. Mr. Cahill good luck. J.C. M.S. the lav. to all path goers great times. SUE TOWLSON leaves M.R. a special friendship and many fun times. K.B. a corn facial MP MR “the good ole days”, and to R.K.-lots of love memories. MARK TUDMAN leaves ST Locker G, RK all my friend- ship, Jac my jokes, Chris S some gas money and MB .. . me. DANETTE VANN leaves LP memories, good times; MW a fishbite, Karaches; DS a bah; Jimmer a crowbar; happiness to all my friends. SHERRY VANTASSELL leaves with Scott forever, C.W. one short paddle, and to Mrs. Nevid one dollar. MONTE V1GLIOTTI leaves Michele more of our great times together also love and luck. To all of my friends—good times. kelly wall JW, LS, RS. TIMES; BHS MUCHOS MOS; DJ, LUCK; BUS 140, GOOD WILLIAM to Darren Kondrk who needs them more than I do. MICHELLE WALSERXeaves AF mirror, DV D, CC a culled finger, NS a BIL LB riiemT,’everyone else luck. CAROL WEEKS leaves HoOswegoSan biopartyKrthebus DRM MsDR-RioSue Steph -Shawnee Stoners Danny (youknuckleheads) Greattimestothegang. lives on SGLO. JOHN WITT leaves to D.W. all my pennies, some good movies and fine times to J.A., C.E., B.C., K.C., C.H. old lab notes and probl. to J.A., old Air. ARC. EXCELLA PANELS. KATHRYN WOLFF leaves Lana, Luck with Dave, D.D. new Brains, T.P. F.J. our trip. Mittens—stay funny, C.G., J.M., R.C., L.ll. fun happiness. BRIAN WOLFORD leaves P.E. B.W. my tent. 1 leave T.Z. E.W. a box. 1 leave S.M. 1 more year. 1 leave D.W. all my lockers. CHERYL WEINHOLD leaves D.H. shared orthodontist to D.D. many good times and memories leave B.H. to anyone who can stand it. CONSTANCE WELCH leaves Merc a list of contemporary mockouts—Will a canoe trip, Dice a spaghetti race, Wib a guy for every Friday night and a Joe Perry for every Sat. night. I leave Jules hope for a great future, one Turkey Sub on-ss. a and a whole lot of Oy, Oy, Oies. DIANE WELLER leaves to Mr. Bassett all the other Weller’s. Mrs. Campbell the best of everything. TAMM1 WELLER leaves L.A. another year, B.W. all my pens. | JOAN WHITE leaves AB SP SB TP JW all our “Wild and !j Crazy Times,” to Tim W., Hello! And to Jim, all my love. DAWN WHITESIDE leaves BS, CC, ST. PW camp parties CC Grease, J. Prom BS camp—bachelor life MW W—Melon, JC thanx PW eternity. ROB WILCOX leaves knowing it was all worth it, and to JW and GW lots of fun, happiness, and luck. CHERYL WILLIAMSON leaves J A happy memories-thanks! I To Rod many hours of enjoyment—you send me! Freddie P. NANCY WOOD leaves g.t. at L.B. with D.J. S.N. Good mem. to G.M. T.B. P.L. and friends D.H. our talks, M.M. Pav. LEONARD E. YAGER 111 leaves Kris a smile; P.C. a walk home; E.H.-B.B H; J.C. the Island; Roads to Zob; Flea a block. SUSAN YOUNG leaves much success to Linda and the march- ing band. School is not always fun but everyone try to get the best out of it. LORRAINE ZABOROWSK1 leaves KF-WSSOF, WW77 78, and BF To KFSMLCTTSPNCNSKBKCDS gd times; to SP LP a very special thanx; to DP many fine memories; to my sisters of GAM—Love IES; S-Day DS; to Doreen—BOL thanx; and lots of luck in the future to Karen and Butch. KELLY ZAHN leaves K.ll. wasted times, crazy memories and TB, B.R.-S.H. JOE ZOBRO leaves J.C. my 1,000 mile club jacket, sunset mile record D.D. at 24 hr. relay C.W. my birthday, little Zo (thanks), Arc K.R. a javelin. MARIE ZUCK leaves L.B. to B.H.; C.R. memories; and T.P. a steady boyfriend. I 121 Reflections ■ . m sp- wm: zmm „ mm -C-vV. ■ •••• • - - - ■ - ■ ;‘-v s • r • ■ . • •. G - v i -. ■ 'V': Senior Class 'Directory JANIE N. ABBOTT-Na’ClTfenor S C , Sr. C. V.P., S. Coun. V.P., Lyre Staff Ed'.IJ VvS6ftbalI, PYF—3,4-H 10, Choir, Ski Club 3, Latin Club 3, Journalism Club 1. GALE ALEXANDER—2 yrs. French Club, 1 yr. Math Club, Lyre Staff, 1 yr. J.A. HOWARD ALEXANDER—1 yr. J.V. Soccer, 3 yrs. Varsity Soccer. MICHAEL ALLMAN—Freshman and Varsity Diving, 10th Varsity Diving, Freshman, 12th Varsity Football, 10th J.V. Lacrosse. KEITH BR1SSENDEN—Var. Soccer 2 years, J.V. Soccer 2 years, J.V. Soccer 2 years, J.V. Baseball 1 year. Hockey Club 1 year. CHERYL BROWN—3 yrs. CYO Cheerleading, 2 yrs. Drama Club, 1 yr. Chorus. GREGORY BUTLER-4 yrs. Soccer, 2 yrs. Lacrosse, 2 yrs. Delta Phi, 1 yr. Ski Club. KEVIN BUTTERFIELD-Lyre Staff, Art Club 1 year. TAMMY CAMP—Junior Class Committee ELANA AMYOTTE-Chorus 3 yrs. LISA ANDERSON-1 yr. CYO, 1 yr. CYO child., 1 yr. V FB chrld., 3 yrs. V BB chrld., 2 yrs. Hr. Soc., 1 yr. sp. trk. JAMES C. AUSTIN—Band 4;yrs., Ski Club 3 yrs., WBXL, Chorus 2 yrs. JOHN BAKER—Student Council 3 years, J.V. Soccer 2 years, Varsity Soccer 1 year, J.V. Wrestling 1 year, Varsity Wrestling - 3 years. BOB BALSTRA-2 yrs. J.V. Baseball, 2 yrs. Var. Baseball, 2 yrs. Gymnastics. BARBARA BEALL-Mar. Band 4, Jazz 2, Drama, French, KC3. MARIANN BEHR—V. Field Hockey 1 yr.. Path 4 yrs. JOHN CAPPA—4 yrs. Lacrosse, 3 yrs. Football, 3 yrs. Ski Club. LYNN CARROWAY—Field Hockey 3 yrs., Lyre Staff, Ski Club 2 yrs., Softball. DANIEL G. CARUSO-M. Band 2 yrs., Colorguard 2 yrs., Band and Chorus 2 yrs., Orchestra 3 yrs.. South Pacific, Guys Dolls, David Lisa, Drama Club 4 yrs. KIM CASCIO-Archery 2 years, Bowling 1 year. NANCY CASE—J.V. Soc. 2 yrs., Stu. Coun. Rep. 3 yrs., GAM 3 yrs.. Ski Cl. 1 year. JOSEPH CASPER—Varsity Baseball 1 year. Basketball, Water- polo, Boat Club, Shark Fishing Club, Long Distance Running, Photography Club. KIM BENNETT—Aquanotes 2 yrs. MONICA BIPPUS—Chorus, FBLA Club, Health Careers Club. DAVE BOLSON—Nat. Hon. Soc., Conf A-S 2 yrs., YRC, OPUS, Mar. Band 4 yrs. SCOTT BORELLI—Football—1 yr. Frosh, 1 yr. J.V., 2 yrs. Var., Lacrosse-1 yr. J.V., 2 yrs. Var., 3 yrs. CYO Hoop, 1 yr. Frosh Hoop, MARGIE BOYD—Chorus 2 yrs., Band 2 yrstf Junior Crafts- men Club 2 yrs. MARY SUSAN BRAINERD—J.V. Softball 1 yr., Var. Tennis 1 yr., Ski Club 4 yrs., Student Council Alt. 1 yr.. Gamma Alpha Mu 4 yrs. CATHY CASWELL-Varsity Tennis 1 yr., Student Council Alt. 1 yr., J.A. 3 yrs. ANDREA CHRISTENSEN—Ski Club 2 years, J.C.C..3 years, Lyre Staff. BETH CHRISTENSEN-Chorus 4 years, Conf. All-State 1 year, Musicals, Student Council. CHRISTOPHER J. CIMITILE-Soph. Pres., Sr. Pres., Band 3 yrs., Ski Club, Hon. Soc. BARBARA E. CLOVER-J.C.C. 2 yrs.. Ski Club, Honor So- ciety Secretary. PATRICIA A. COLLINS-4 V. Field Hockey, 4 V. Gymnas- tics, 1 V. Softball, 1 V Track, 3 GAM, 2 Student Council. JIM COLOPRISCO—J.V. Football 1 year, J.V. Lacrosse 2 ■ years. 123 CHERYL COMINS-l-yr. Var. Football Cheerleading, 1 yr. J.V. Football Cheerleading, 3 yrs. Var. Gymnastics, 1 yr. Gymnastics. TIM CONNORS-2 yrs. Var Soccer, i yr. J.V., 1 yr. Frosh, 2 yrs. J.V. Baseball, 3 yrs. Delta Phi. DON COOGAN-Frosh Soccer 1 yr., JV Soccer 1 yr., OPTO. Hoop 1 yr., Ski Club 1 yr. MARK COOK-WBXL4 years, Choir 2 years, Marching Band 1 year. SCOTT COOK-Track 2 yrs., Football 1 yr., Key Club, Stu. Coun. Rep., Choir 3 yrs. KEVIN R. COOPER-Student Council Rep. 2 years, Ski Club 3 years. JEANNETTE COYNE-Con. M. Band, Musical 4, Chorus, NHS-2, SC, Lyre Staff. BOB CREGO-Freshman Soccer, Track 3 years, Indoor Track 3 years, X-Country 3 years, HS 2 years. KATHY CROTTY-Lyre Staff. BRENDA EMERSON- Archery team Sectionals, French Club, Chorus. -fv • YVETTE FALARDEAU—Indoor Track 1 year, J.C.C. 2 years, V. Archery 1 year, French Club 1 year, Key Club 1 year, CYO 1 year. KIMBERLEE FALTER-J.V: Soccer 2 yrs., V. Soccer 1 yr.. V. Cheerleading 2 yrs., J.V. Softball 1 yr. J.C.C. 3 yrs., GAM 3 yrs. JOYCE FILSINGER—1 J.V. Soccer, Lyre Staff, 1 X-Country, 3 Var. Indoor Track, 3 Var. Track. RICHARD FITZGERALD—Student Council, 1 year, Jour- nalism Club 2 years. TERRI FLORACK—Student Council Alternate 1 yr., Ski Club 2 yrs. MICHELLE FORISH—3 yrs. Softball, 2 yrs. Gymnastics, 2 yrs. F. Guard—1 yr. Capt., 4 yrs. Marching Band, Student Council Representative. JOAN FOSTER-Band 4 yrs., March. Band 2 yrs., SDC 3 yrs., Ski Club 2 yrs. JAY CUSTIN-Soccer-Var. 1 yr., J.V. 2 yrs. Ski Club 4 yrs, JA 1 yr. JOHN CZAJKOWSKI-Var. Baseball 2 yrs, J.V. Baseball 1 yr, J.V. Wrestling 1 yr. Stamp Club 2 yrs. TERESA DALEY-Ski Club 2 years. ROBB1N LEA DISINGER—Var. F. Hockey, S’ball 4 yrs, B’ball 2 yrs, Fr, So, Jr. Class Tres. MATT DOBBINS-1 yr. Frosh Soccer, 1 yr. J.V. Soccer, 2 yrs. Var. Soccer, 4 yrs. Ski Club. PEGGY S. DONAHUE-Math Club 3 yrs. Art, Dancing 9 yrs STEVE DOWD-J.V. Soccer 1 yr. Hockey Club 3 yrs, J.V. Lacrosse 2 yrs. MICHAEL DUCHARME-March. Band 2 yrs. Drama Club 2 yrs., Band 2 yrs, French Club 2 yrs, Latin Club 1 yr, NHS 2 yrs. Key Club 3 yrs. Musical 2 yrs. Opera. SHARON DURKIN-Var. Ind. Spr. Track 3 yrs. Honor Society, Lyre Staff. a aSSfCl“erl' “n8-WBXL’ ANDREA FOWLER-Junior Achievement 2 yrs. BONNIE FOWLER-1 yr. Field Hockey, 1 yr. Basketball, 3 yrs. Softball. KRIS FRIEDRICH-JA 1 yr, Aqnt. 2 yrs, Var. Cheerleading 3 yrs, GAM, Stu. Coun, Sen. Cl. Treas, Hon. Soc, Asst. Ed. of Lyre ’79. STEVEN GALIME—2 years Marching Band, 2 years Baker Band. JOHN S. GALLUP-Key Club 1 year, WBXL Radio Station 3 years. JACQUELINE GARDNER-Track 4, Nat. HS 2, V. Ten. 3, SC 4, Lyre’79, J.V. Hoop 1. CAL GARRETT-Var. Lacrosse, J.V. Lacrosse, WBXL, Delta Phi, Ski Club. NORMAN GILLESPIE-2 yrs. J.V. Soccer, 1 yr. Var. Soccer, 4 yrs. Indoor Track, 4 yrs. Track. KEITH GILMER-Junior Craftsmen Club 2 years, Marching Band 2 years. WENDY GIRARD—Marching Band 4 yrs. Arch. 1 yr- Drama 2 yrs, Latin 1 yr. GLENDA GOOGIN-Chorus 2 yrs. Journalism Club 2 yrs- 24 j.C.C. 2 yrs., Drama Clufeyrs;. A • K 2r-.-c - ROBIN GRAY-BOCES 2 years. DAVID GRIEVES-Ski C%| J CYNTHIA HAHN-Journ. Cliib2 years, Nat. Honor Soc. 2 years, Key Club 2 years. MICHELLE B. HARPER-1 yr. BB, 2 yrs. Var. Indoor Track, 4 yrs. Var. Track. CYNTHIA HENDERSON-1 yr. Archery, Chorus, J.C.C., French Club 1 yr., Key Club, Journalism Club, Indoor Track 1 year. MICHELLE HERBERT-Varsity Wrestling Cheerleading, SDC 3 years, Lyre Staff-Adm. Editor ’79. DOROTHY M. HERNANDEZ-Journalism Club 2 years. CAROL A. HILDEBRANDT—V. B-Ball, V. Swimming, Aquanotes, Ski Club, St. Coun. Rep., Honor Society Presi- dent, S. Pac. ’76, Guys Dolls ’77, G.A.A. KATHY HIRSH-2 yrs. Ski Club, 2 yrs. Sub Deb. DONNA M. HOLMES-3 yrs. Var. Swim Team, 1 yr. J.V. Softball 2 yrs. Var. Volleyball. BOB HOLT-1 yr. J.V. Football, 2 yrs. Var. Football, 2 yrs. J.V. Lacrosse, 2 yrs. Var. Lacrosse. DAVID JOHN HOLTMAN-Soccer-Fr, JV, Var, Lacrosse- JV, Swimming-V, SC Rep., Delta Phi, Ski Club. KIM HOWARD-Cheerleading Var. 3 yrs., AFS Exchange Student, Sub Deb Sorority 3 yrs., Stu. Council Rep. NANCY HULBERT—Junior Craftsmen Club 2 years. SARAH HULLAR—1 year CYO Cheerleading, 2 years Drama Club, 1 year Latin Club, 1 year Chorus. KEN JACOBS—4 yr. Wrestling, 4 yr. Delta Phi. SCOTT JAYNES—3 yrs. Ski Club, 2 yrs. Marching Band, 2 yrs. Scherzo. WAYNE JENNE—WBXL, Baldwinsville Police Explorers, Ski Club. FLORA JOHNSON-Spirettes 1 yr., BOCES 2 yrs., Vica Club 2 yrs. TIM JOHNSON—4 years Varsity Track, 4 years Varsity Cross- Country, 2 years Varsity Indoor Track. SUSAN JONES—2 yrs. Gamma Alpha Mu. NONA KELLY—4 yrs. M.B., South Pacific, Journey, Opus, 2 yrs. C.B., 3 yrs. Ch. 1 yr. Co-captain CG. LAURA J. KINSLEY-SDC Chlda Scou Aqnts, Key Club, Lyre Staff, Honor Society, Swm., Mus. ROB KINSLOW—Track 1 yr., Bnd. 4 yrs., Stg. Bnd., 2 yrs., Mrch. Bnd. 3 yrs., NYSMA 2 yrs., Dr. Cps. 4 yrs. Opra. Musi- cal 2 yrs. JOHN KLOTZ-2 yrs. Football. LOIS KLOTZ—BOCES, Bowling Team. TOM KOHLER-Freshman Hoop, JV Hoop, JV Hoop, JV Lacrosse, Freshman Football. LINDA KOTTMANN t yrs. SC, 2 yrs. JV Soc., 1 Var. Soc., 2 yrs. Stu. Coun. Alt., 1 yr. Rep., 3 yrs. GAM. CHARLES KRATZ-BOCES 2 years, VICA 2 years. DAVID KRENTEL-WBXL, Key Club, Tennis, DeMolay, Latin Club, D I. LISA KRIESE-V. Field Hockey 1 yr., Key Club 2 yrs., Honor Society 1 yr. LARRY KRISTELLER-4 yrs. Soccer, 4 yrs. Marching Band, 2 yrs. Wrestling, 2 yrs. Stagehand, 3 yrs. Light Crew. MARTIN KRUGER-WBXL 3 yrs., Tennis 2 yrs.. Jour. 1 yr., Math Club 4 yrs. EDWARD KRUPKA-JV Football 1, Varsity Football 3, Varsity Track 3, JV Wrestling 1, Varsity Wrestling 3. STEVE KUNO-Var. Football 3 yrs., Var. Lacrosse 2 yrs., JV Lacrosse 1 yr., JV Wrestling 2 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs. MARY LADSTATTER-M. Band 4 yrs., Brass, Jazz, Tech. Crew, Opera, French Club. RANDY LAMICA-2 years J.V. Lacrosse. CYNTHIA LASHER-2 years Marching Band, 1 year Varsity Tennis. ROBERT LAVALLEE—2 yrs. JV Lacrosse, 2 yrs. Var. La- crosse, 1 yr. JV Soccer, 2 yrs. Var. Soccer, 3 yrs. JV Wres- tling, 1 yr. Var. Wrestling. JOSEPH LAVOIE—Football 3 yrs., JV Lacrosse 1 yr., Stu- dent Council Rep. 1 yr.. Class Rep. 1 yr., JA 1 yr., Ski Club 3 yrs., Bicentennial Youth Debates. EVA LEES—Journalism Club 2 years, Drama Club 1 year. VICKI LEONARD-S.D.C. 1 yr., V. Cheerleading, 1 yr. V. Track. MICHELLE LEPORTE-M. Band 4, Cheer Var„ Wrest. Scorer, Gymn., Sftbl., Fr. Club, Honor Society. PETER LUCK-3 years V. Swimming, 1 year JV Football. STEVE LUDWIG-BOCES. ERIC LUTZ-Freshman and J.V. Soccer, Indoor Outdoor Track 3 years, X-Country 2 years, Honor Society, J.C.C. 3 years-Vice President 1 year. SANDY MAC PHERSON-Soccer, V-Ball, B-Ball, Track, Hon. Soc., Class off., Lyre Staff. LAURIE MAGEE-Key Club 1 yr. SUE MANVILLE-3 yrs. Var. Soccer, 2 yrs. Var. Basketball, V-Ball, S-Ball, Ski Club, Lyre Staff, GAM 3 yrs. CARL MARKERT-4 yrs. Soccer, 4 yrs. Baseball, 1 yr. Ski Club, 1 yr. Wrestling. TOM MAURER-3 yrs. Ski Club. JOSEPH MC CARTHY-Freshman Soccer 1 yr., JV Soccer, 1 yr. Var. Soccer 2 yrs., JV Lacrosse 1 yr. ELIZABETH MC CORMACK—Nat’l H. Soc., J.V. Volleyball, JV V Soccer, Orch., Band, Lyre Staff. RICK MC KERCHIE-4 yrs. Path, 2 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. Var. Hockey, 1 yr. JV Baseball. MARY BETH MC REE-Var. Tennis 1, M. Band 1, Softball 2, Soccer 2, Volleyball 3, Ski Club 3. MICHELE MERCADANTE-Var. Scr.4 yrs., Var. Trk.4 yrs., Var. B-Ball 2 yrs. Var. V-Ball 2 yrs. THOMAS ERIC MERCHANT-1 yr. Frosh F’ball, 1 yr. Frosh Wrestling, 1 yr. JV F’ball, 2 yrs. Vafr-F’ball, 4 Musicals, 2 Operas, 3 yrs. All-County, 1 yr. All-State Chorus, 1 yr. Key Club. SALLY METZLER—1 yr. JV Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, 2 yrs. Softball, 1 yr. V. Soccer, 2 yrs. V. Basketball, 3 yrs. JA, Lyre Staff. SHELLY MICHELS-Chorus 4 years, Drama Club 1 year. I KARL MILLER-Chorus, All-County, All-State, 4 yrs., Con- ference 1 yr. HEATHER MILNE—Bowling 3 years. CHUCK MITCHELL-Ski Club. GREG MONAGHAN-2 yrs. W'BXL, 1 yr. JA, 1 yr. Police Explorer. JOANNE MOORE—WBXL 4 years- SALLIE JO MORTON—1 yr. Tennis Team, 2 yrs. Ski Club. SHARON MARIE MOSES-Yrbk. Typ., Jour. Club 2, CYO 3, Stud. Coun. Rep. 2, Alt. 1, National Honor Society. DION MULVANEY-2 yrs. Var. Track, 2 yrs. Var. Lacrosse, 2 yrs. Var. Football, 1 yr. J.V. Football, 1 yr. Fresh. Foot- ball, 1 yr. J.V. Basketball, 1 yr. Freshman Basketball. MICHELLE MURRAY—1 yr. JV Cheerleading, 1 yr. Bowling, 1 yr. JV Softball, 2 yrs. Key Club, 1 yr. BOCES. GAIL NAPOLI-CYO 1 year, Chorus-Art 3 years, Amahl and the Night Visitors, Journey to Bethleham 1 year. TERESA NEAL—BOCES—Legal 1 yr. Student Council 1 yr. GLENN NILES-1 year J.V. Soccer, 2 years Varsity Soccer. TOM NOONAN—Wrest.—2 JV, 1 Var, Football-2 JV, 1 Var, Ski Club 1 yr. Track 2 yrs. MARY BETH NORTON-3 yrs. Chrldr, Aq-Nts, CYO, 2 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. Student Council. PAT NOSTRANT—1 yr. Var. Track, 2 yrs. Ski Club, 3 yrs. of good times. CHARLENE NOVAK-Cheerleader, J.V. Varsity Track, F.B.L.A, Newspaper Staff. ERIN O’CONNOR-2 years Girls’ Varsity Swim Team. NANCY OLIVER—Ski Club 4 yrs. Jazz 2 yrs. Band 4 yrs. Marching Band 3 yrs. CORAL LIANA ORMAN-Student Council 1 yr. Dancing 3 yrs. Journey to Bethlehem. THERESA PALMER-2 yrs. BOCES, V.I.C.A. Club. DAN PARMELEE—1 yr. Frosh Football, 1 J.V. Football, 2 yrs. J.V. and Var. Baseball. JOE PEACH—1 year Frosh Basketball, 2 years J.V. Basket- ball, 1 year Varsity. CINDY A. PEARSON-1 yr. Chorus, 1 yr. Health Careers Club, 3 yrs. Nursery School. tling, 1 yr. Varsity Football, 1 yr. Varsity Lacrosse. JOHN PEARSON-Tracl 2 yis-.; Int.-B’Ball. STEPHEN PELRINE—1 yr: Freshman Soccer, 1 yr. J.V. Soc- cer, 1 yr. Var. SoccerM yr. ar Swimming. STEPHANIE PERRY-I.V, Soccer 1 yr., Var. Soccer 3 yrs., Var. Volleyball, J.V. Softball 1 yr.', Ski Club 3 yrs., GAM, Student Council, Girls’ Sports Editor for Lyre Staff. MARK PETERSON-X-Cdunfr Lyr. J.V., 2 yrs. Varsity, Wrestling-3 yrs. J.V., 1 yr. Varsity, 2 yrs. Varsity Track, Vice-President of National Honor Society. LISA PILLANS-V. Fid. Hockey 1 yr., J.V. Softball 1 year, Student Council 3 yrs., Lyre Staff, GAM 3 yrs., Ski Club 3 yrs. MICHELLE PITCHER-2 yrs. Ski Club, 1 yr. Spir., 1 yr. Ju- nior Achievement, BOCES—Cosmetology 2 yrs. MARLA ROCCO-2 yrs. Student Council, 2 yrs. Alternate, 1 yr. Ski Club. DAVID ROCKWOOD-Soccer-Frosh 1 year, J.V. 1 year, Varsity 3 years. KELLEY ROE-Ski Club 2 years. DIANE RUPRACHT-Girls Soc. 4 yrs., Girls V.B. 2 yrs., Ski Club 4 yrs.. Stud. Coun. 4 yrs., V.P. Stud. Coun. 1 yr., GAM 3 yrs., BW 4 yrs., Rowd. 4 yrs., Editor-in-Chief Lyre ’79. DEAN SALYER-M. Band 4 yrs., Band 4 yrs., NYSSMA 4 yrs., WBXL 3 yrs., All-County 2 yrs., NHS 2 yrs.. Musicals 3 yrs. GARY SAMSON-3!A years WBXL, 1 year Student Council. JOHN PLACE-Var. J.V. Football 4 yrs., Var. J.V. La- ANNA SANTORUM-2 years J.V. Softball, 1 year Varsity crosse 4 yrs., S.C. 4 yrs.. Key Club 2 yrs., Wrestling 'A yr. Field Hockey, 1 year Key Club. THERESA POLECH-Health Career Club 4 yrs., Spanish GARY SCHNEIDER-1 yr. Freshman Football, 3 yrs. ln- Club 1 yr. door Track, 2 yrs. Outdoor Track. DEBORAH POMPO—Var. Track 3 yrs., Var. X-Country 3 yrs., Indoor Track 4 yrs. KATHY PORTER-Key Club-lOth grade. SANDRA POWERS—1 year J.V. Soccer, 2 years Var. Soccer. JILL PRALL-Aqua Notes 4 years, Lyre Staff ’79, Honor So- ciety Treasurer. IRMA TERISA QUIROX—I have participated in gymnastic meets have been a member of various clubs in my school where I have served as secretary president. I like to swim and to listen to music. SHARI RADFORD—Gymnastics Varsity 1 year. DAN RANDALL—Radio Station 3 yrs., Technical Engineer 2 yrs. LOREN REDFOOT—Lyre Staff, Honor Society, Ski Club 3 yrs., MB, 2 yrs. of J.V. Softball, Chorus, Band. DEB REINHARDT—2 yrs. Honor Society, 2 yrs. Journalism Club, 2 yrs. Varsity Soccer, 1 yr. J.V. Softball. JENNIFER REITH—Art Club 2 years. MARIA G. RITZ-Lyre Staff, Soccer 3, B’Ball 4, V’Ball Track 2, S’Ball 1. JOHN ROBERTS—1 yr. Freshman Football, 2 yrs. J.V. Wres- JOEL SCHNEIDER-Frosh Football 1 yr., Frosh Track 1 yr., J.V. Football 1 yr., Varsity Indoor Track 3 yrs., Varsity Out- door Track 3 yrs. NANCY SCHNEIDER-Cheerleading 3 years, GAM 3 years, Honor Society, Key Club, Lyre ’79. LISA SCOTT-Spanish Club, Key Club. CORRINE SEGOVIS—J.V. Volleyball 1 yr., Chorus, Opera, Musical 1 year, Journalism Club 3 years-Edtr. 1 yr., Drama 2 yrs., J.C.C. 3 yrs.-President 1 yr., Lyre Staff, N.H.S. SCOTT SEGRETTO-2 yrs. Var. Wrestling, 1 yr. J.V. Wres- tling, 1 yr. Soccer, 1 yr. Gymnastics, Delta Phi 4 yrs. JOHN E. SENNETT—2 yrs. Var. Base., Foot., Wrst., 1 yr. JV Wrst., Foot., Base., Fr. Hoop, ft. DON SHAVER-2 JV F’Ball, 1 Var. F’ball, 1 JV Wrest., 3 Var Wrest., 1 JV La-x, 3 Var. La-x. CYNTHIA SHUTE-BOCES 2 years. DEBBIE SICA-To M. Brainerd all the “great and adventure- ful” times together; S.M. keys, S.P. C.E. fun dieting , S.P. C.W. D.B. T.M. happiness. ANN SKERRITT-BOCES 2 years. DOROTHY SLYE-2 Stu. Coun. Rep., 1 Var. F. Hockey, BQBOS Tri., Ski Club. 127 KIMBERLY SMITH-2 years Varsity Softball. TIM SMITH-1 yr. J.V. Soccer, J.V. Lacrosse. TINA MARIE SMITH-Basketball-J.V. 2 years, Varsity 1 year, Softball 1 year, Soccer I year, Volleyball 2 years, Sci- ence Fair 2nd Place 1 year. DONNA SOPER-3 years Girls’ Bowling Team. JANICE STACHURSKI—Indoor Track 1 yr., Student Coun- cil Alt. 2 yrs. SHARON STAROWICZ-Chorus 1 year, Journalism Club 1 year. Honor Society. VANESSA STEVENS-Key Club, Spanish Club, J.C.C. DAVID STILLITANO-Junior Achievement 4 years. JEANNE STROUSE-Honor Society grades 7,8,9,10. NANCY SWEENEY-1 year J.V. Softball, 1 year J.V. Soccer. SHARON THELEN-I leave 2 yrs. of Swimming, 1 yr. of Archery, 2 yrs. of Triangles. TERESA TOENNIES-Cheerleading—F’Ball 3 years, B’Ball 2 years, GAM 3 years. TERRIE TOOLE-Girls’ Soccer J.V. 1 year, 4 years Path. SUE TOWLSON—Track 1 year, Honor Society 1 year, Stu- dent Council, Ski Club 2 years. MARK TUDMAN t years Marching Band, 4 years Tennis, 3 years Soccer, 2 years Brass and Jazz Band. ED VAN DYK-Varsity Tennis 3 years, Honor Society 1 year, PR Director for WBXL 1 year, Member District Media Com- mittee 1 year, Journalism Club 1 year. DANETTE VANN-1 yr. Var. Field Hockey, 3 yrs. Ski Club, Lyre Staff. SHERRY VAN TASSELL—BOCES Cosmetology 2 years. MONTE VIGLIOTTI-Varsity and J.V. Swimming, Freshman and J.V. Football. KELLY WALL-Girls’ Bowling Varsity 1 yr., Archery Var- sity 1 yr., J.A. 2 yrs. MICHELLE WALSER-Ski Club 3 years;, Junior Achieve- ment 2 years. WILLIAM WARWICK-3 years Varsity Swimming. CAROL WEEKS-4 years Varsity Soccer, 1 year Varsity Vol- leyball, 2 years Student Council Representative, Underclass- men Editor, GAM 2 yrs. CONSTANCE WELCH-3 yrs. Var. B’Ball, 2 yrs. Var. F. Hockey, 2 yrs. JV S’Ball, 1 yr. Var. S’Ball, 3 GAM. DIANE WELLER-2 yrs. Archery. TAMMY WELLER—Bowling 2 years, Archery 2 years. JOAN WHITE-Archery 2 yrs., Art Club 3 yrs. DAWN WHITESIDE-Junior Achievement 2 years. CHERYL WILLIAMSON—3 years Varsity Goldfish Catching. JOHN WITT—3 yrs. Service involved in WBXL Radio Station, 2 years Ski Club. BRIAN T. WOLFORD-Spanish Club 1 year. NANCY WOOD-3 years Girls’ Bowling. JEREMY M. WRIGHT-Sportsmanship Award ’78, Varsity Soccer 1 year, Varsity Track 1 year. LEONARD E. YAGER III-2 years J.V., 1 year Var. Foot- ball, 2 years Student Council, 1 year Indoor Track, 2 years Swimming. SUSAN YOUNG-Marching Band 3 years, South Pacific, Guys Dolls, A Journey To Bethlehem, Student Council, BOCES. LORRAINE ZABOROWSKI—Var. F. Hock. 1 yr. Stud. Coun. 3 yrs., Soph., Jun., Sen., Sec. 3 yrs., GAM 3 yrs.. Lyre Staff ’79, Var. Wrest. Cheerld-1 yr., Var. F’Ball Cheerld-2 yrs., JV B’Ball Cheerld. 1 yr. KELLY ZAHN—Wres. Cheerleading 1 year, Sub Deb 2 yrs. JOE ZOBRO-1 year Frosh Track, 3 years Indoor Track, 3 years Varsity Track, X-Country—2 years Varsity, 1 year J.V., 1,000 Mile Club Member. MARIE ZUCK-BOCES Cosmetology 2 yrs. 128 : • • • � • •, � • ♦ ; A r ■ . • • - ♦ ■ ° • «• . •. ■ ,« « • ’ .o' . • • • • k % .• •- r™ - ♦ � • • • ; ..... 4, ' 3i; . • • .« « « � 4 1 M . . • • l. ; I «•� y� « ft� « A « t « 4 0 4 « 4 ♦ • 44 , , • 4 •.. ••- «I « + + k .n TT TTT ;•; • • •• , • r - • ••• •.'v . .• .• b - «, ‘f — ♦ ;•. r -n-- r; • . . fC rrr • V - • � . � . 71 • • • 4 • « ' f • .� , - 4 • « « ♦ s •� - , . , • i :? . ;--'. •••• ♦, j£ • . . V 4 •4 • yqgs • • V - .v -itsE: - • • • A • � . � i ;v « . .• ■ • • • •- •••.•• mm, •ns ♦ 4 , . � - • • 1 • • ,4 • 7sA 4-' «. « - •� � ’ o 0 t ‘I, 4 .• ♦• , : 6 % g w'' 4' -V.v A :vr. : • : . - • „ c « „ 1 f|u f Y • , « 4 ! t� , ;; r ;• • « . B % « � . • •. � ♦ • • .-•.' t'v. •;.• •' •••— . i L a 4 . 4 « • , . • «5 I. • i • SSl™R.4 '. • ! � • • ■� � : •• •• r . ••« • •8 A - -«j : : -rn r. .-• J° • V 4 ♦ r a o • t. i • Class of 1980 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kim Johnson Martha Pelcher . . . Maureen McCarthy Betsy McKenna. . . Vice President . . . President . . . Treasurer . . . Secretary THE JUNIOR CLASS WOULD LIKE TO THANK MISS PEACH FOR ALL OF HER DEDICATION AND HELP THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 130 1 Row 1: C. Bell, B. Baum, J. Abbott, L. Baumgras, T. Allman, M. Bernard, Row 2: J. Arcaro, J. Beaver, T. W' Bender, B. Barrett, L. Bennett, R. Bear. Row 3: L. Bessette, R. Andres, P. Anselment, J. Behr, A. Berger- stock, C. Bcttinger, D. Beckley, B. Barlow, J. Benyon, D. Ahern, K. Bcrholz, C. Ashe. Row 1: P. Carroll, D. Brisson, J. Bray, T. Carr. Row 2: R. Brauksicck, B.Cartcr, M. Carroway, J. Casper, D. Butterfield, Row 3: A. Caruso, A. Brunger, D. Burton, S. Broome, B. Briggs, M. Burlingame, P. Burke. Row 4: T. Cascio, C. Bollich, C. Broughton, G. Burch. Row 5: L. Bort, M. Carpenter, K. Buckley, D. Bums, N. Bordwell. Smile Chris. You’re on candid camera! 131 7 fj £ Row 1: E. Dalstad, D. Crudel, T. Cutillo, M. Conners, D. Clake, L. Deacons, K. Claflin. Row 2: R. Chemey, y fl j. Davidson, D. Cowcn, D. Cobb, D. Clements, C. Cimitile, J. Cavino, S. Clark. Row 3: J. Coles, B. Coady, F. Conklin, K. Cook, E. Coville, M. Coloprisco. Right: A. Constentino, J. Dark, G. Dashnau. The Table” Row 1: P Fedrizzi’ S Earle R- Farrar, F. Desain, P. Ellis, Row 2: P. Fegley, K. Delpha, M. Delawyer, L. Eih- J holzer, D. Dibble, T. Engels, R. Dorr, B. Falter. Row 3: J. Dean, P. Durkin, M. Edgett, A. Ellis, J. Falardeau, J. Eckel, R. Fadden, P. DeBottis, S. Faichok. Row 4: L. Ensby, R. DeNevc, G. Eckel. 132 Row 1: J. Foster. T. Friedrich, D. Forish, K. Gamage, D. Fishel, D. Gcttman, C. Gillespie, J. Flowers. Row 2: S. Fitz- y gerald, R. Grabowski, T. Gray, D. Fink, B. Gillet, P. Gorham, J. Gates. Row 3: K. Hitchcock, T. Galloway, L. Gates, A. Giamporcaro, L. Gollands, T. Fiorini, A. Fuller, H. Gates, $. Gatz, S. Fitzgerald, A. Gillespie, D. Findcisen, L. Goodman. A -1 Row 1: P. Hirsh, Y. Hastings, K. Haws, D. Hernandez, C. Hayes, J. Haskell, J. Gunn, K. Harkncss, D. Halligan, D. Hebert. jT S. Hess. Row 2: G. Haselmayer, D. Hcyn, L. Harrison, R. Hartman, S. Gridley, R. Hansen, D. Hargett, S. Gregory, L. Hey. Row 3: B. Green, J. Hierhblzer, J. Claus. 133 mmm Mitm ry 1 yf Row 1: M. Houck, K. Honan, J. Jones, J. Johnson, S. Kendall, Row 2: M. Irwin, P. Hull,T. House, S. Johnson, M. Kallfelz, D. Jones, Row 3: D. Holiday, A. Johnson, K. Johnson, K. Hul- chanski, L. Jenne, J. Hourihan, A. Ianniccllo, E. Jonson, K. Holiday, R. Kelly, A. Jensen. “You better drink your milk Karen! (J C? R°w 1: C. LaManna, K. Krafft, M. Lalla, M. Lutz. Row 2: K. Luke, A. Len- J hart, D. Laffin, B. Loveless, D. Lee, C. Loucks, S. Klinger. Row 3: S. Killian, K« Lam son, C. Kunz, E. Kottmann, W. Larkin, T. Lockwood, R. Kopp, K. Latz, D. Kondrk, M. Liadka, B. Lounsberry. 134 135 Stop, they’re taking a picture! 217 I Row 1: S. Miller, B. Monroe. Row 2: J. Mills, K. Neville, R. Nolan, C. O’Brien, T. Miller. Row 3: K. Murphy, B. Needle, T. Nagle. Row 4: M. O’Connor, D. Moyer, D. Nagy, T. Miller, T. Neale, D. Moon, K. O’Brien, T. Neill, K. Munch, D. Noswicz, J. Norton. 216 Row 1: D. McCarthy, S. Marlin, M. Mancroni, E. Markcrt, M. McCarthy. Row 2: A. McNamara, J. McCarthy, C. Maunsell, P. Mayer. Row 3: L. McKenzie, A. Mc- Namara, E. Miller, Y. Merriam, R. McCarthy, J. McCormack, B. Medico. Row 4: M. Maceri H. Michelet, D. Mercer, M. Mercadante, E. Massey. Row 5: K. McFalls, B. McKenna, D. Metcalf, G. MacDonald, S. Mattice. 2 8 Row 1: D. Pitts, R. Prignon, R. Pfeiffer, T. Ortoiani, T. Post, M. Parks, B. Olmstcad, C. Oppleton, R. Prior. Row 2: M. Pompo, J. O’Hara, T. Peters, J. Pompo, M. Perkins, R. Orr, B. Pcneston, S. Priest, S. Orth, E. Ogden, C. Orman, C. Ogden, A. Plouffe, M. Pelcher. 219 Row 1: S. Ragonese, K. Rice, B. Scaia, S. Russo, B. Salim, T. Richardson, B. Samoraj, T. Rogers, J. Sanachagrin. Row 2: T. Pyle, D. Sanderson, J. Ross, K. Richardson, B. Samoraj, M. Ryan. Row 3: J. Rogers, R. Rucbsamch, R. Roloff, E. Sanderson, P. Rendinok, B. Rowe, E. Salyer, D. Rogers, J. Reith, R. Root. “Hey Steve, the camera’s over here!’ I guess you had to be there. fj CJ Q Row 1: M. Stevens, W. VanDerveer, B. Trowbridge, K. Thomas, S. Spisak, J. Thoreck, M. Surowick. Row 2: J. Tanner, P. Sullivan, K. VanDerveer, C. Trcw, N. Sutor, P. Sweeney, M. Vahlc, K. Upson, J. Vicat. Row 3: S. Touron, A. Squadrito, B. Strife, S. Vigliotti, J. Stratton, M. Victory, G. Trexler. 137 221 Row 1: D. Skinner, D. Schadcr, C. Smith, B. Seawright. Row 2: M. Sclincider, C. Smith, M. Silvia, J. Simpson, R. Smart. Row 3: J. Schubert, K. Smith, M. Schill. Row 4: W. Shay. S. Scsnie, R. Simek, M. Smith, B. Shann- on, I'. Scvak, J. Spcach, C. Spilman. B. Shannon, M. Sheehan, R. Scaia, K. Smith, L. Selby, L. Scott, R. Shoff. Row 1: K. Zimmer, T. Zarnowski, R. Williams, E. Wolcik, D. Zimba. Row 2: T. Williamson, K. Wynn, K. Wilcox, S. Wolfe, S. Wicks, D. Wicks. Row 3 R. White, S. Weingaertner, C Weigalt, D. Ward, B. Weller, K. Wheelden, G. Wood, K. Vorndran, S. Wcllncr, R. Wysokowski, J. Wojnovich, L. Windhau- sen. V IMM ' il' s.’r; vV i‘S v£% � «• .: . Molly Mazowau...................Vice President Peggy Zink...........................Secretary Mark Kuckkolz........................President Qreg Walker......................... Zreasurer Zhe Sophomore Class Would Cike to Zhank Miss Sot All of Her Help Zhanks! 1 Row c- Becker, C. Benedetti, M. Bartelli. Row 2: M. Bartoszewski, M. Arvantidcs, J. Armeson, M. Allen, S. Benson, K- ANen. Row 3: D. Allen, S. Berish, L. Anguish, D. Alexander, K. Alguire, A. Anderson, R. Barker, B. Barrett, J. Ash- by, D. Bardo. Row 4: K. Barbie, B. Allen. “fRow 1: J. Brown,J. Bowes,T. Brcganowski. Row 2: D. Bort,S. Brown,K. Campbell,D. Boncaro, M. Brown. Row 3. Lw L- Boardman, J. Brissenden, L. Bubb, J. Butler, G. Bender, M. Buck, J. BushneU, K. Bourk, R. Burger. Row 4: S. Calkins, S. Bialobreski, M. Bolich, M. Buhholz, L. Bippus. 141 Q Row 1: K. Christen, C. Chritian. Row 2: J. Caruso, L. Colasanti, W. Cole, T. Caroway, f T. Cardinal. Row 3: P. Church, G. Clover, M. Caswell, J. Casson, C. Cole, C. Cole, J. Cip- cic, J. Cellini. Row 4: P. Cole, L. Cardella, D. Cobra, C. Christensen, K. Carroll, D. Cobb, D. Champion. 104 Row 1: A. Crotty, L. DeBarr. Row 2: M. Coleman, J. DiDomcnico, R. Detota, A. Coville, S. Collins, S. Colctta. Row 3: B. Davis, S. Dean, S. Curry, C. Conklin, C. Comins, K. Cuyler. Row 4: S. Cox, J. Crandall, S. Crego, J. Czajkowski, L. Collins, R. Daly, H. Conger, M. Cunningham, M. Coots, W. Stonccipher, J. Coleman. Row 5: L. Dashnua, V. Cramer, T. Cook. “Don’t look now, but... ” 105 Row 1: S. Dorr, D. Filsingcr, J. Ducharme, E. Dunlap, B. Emerson, B. Fancher, M. DiDomenico. Row 2- T. Dowd. P. Fadden, L. Ferguson, D. Fisher, S. Eastman. Row 3: P. Feltrinclli, P. Fitzgerald, J. Fenton, S. Eicholer, K. Duger, A. Fabian, J. Eipp. Row4: G. Dority,S. Elliot, R. Ferguson, R. Eastman, L. Enzerillo, E. Donaghey, A. Evans. Row 1: T. Giocando, J. Golcen, B. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: K. Grant, L. Freylue, B. Good- win, P. Garrett. Row 3: J. Girard, C. Giordano, A. Goodeve, T. Florack, S. Goodrich, J. Goodwin, B. Gray. Row 4: L. Gregg, J. Galime, J. Fleming, T. Fitzpatrick, S. Giocondo. Row 5: R. Goorin, R. Green, C. Sweeney, R. Gillette, G. French,P. Graham. ‘Ugh. Another typically thrilling lunch. 107 Row 1: R. Harris, M. Gunn. R. Hagerman, K. Hanrahan. Row 2: H. Hamilton, S. Hess, 1. Hewitt, R. Hamilton, R. Haberer, T. Gunerman. Row 3: M. Haws, D. Hamlin, F. Halko, R. Harmae, M. Griffin, M. Hamlin, J. Herring, B. Harrison, R. Hamm, J. Hennesey. Row 4: D. Gridlcy, J. Hernan, K. Gunn. 108 144 Row 1: B. Jordan, T. Joslin, D. Hibbard, J. Hicrholzcr. Row 2: S. Ibbitson, D. Horner, S. Howard, L. Johmson, T. Jones, K. Johnson. Row 3: J. Johnson, M. Johnston, P. Hollis, S. Holcomb, M. Hunter. L. Hunt. Row 4: B. Jacobs, .) . Jensen, L. Hovey, K. Ingham, S. House, S. Johnson, R. Holbrook, J. Honsinger, J. Johnston, D. Jacobs. Row 5: M. Jarvis, P. Johnston, S. Hill, E. Jackson. S. Hilton, C. Hulsander, M Izard Row 1: Ladstatter, R. Laframboisc, J. Klotz. Row 2: T. Kline, J. Kriese, S. Kondrk, L. Kuntz. Row 3: Kordek, M. Korczakowski, Y. Klotz, L. Kelly, B. Kesslerr, J. Kiligaklcn, D. Lalla. Row 4: S. Lacroix, S. Kern, W. Kasmer, J. Julian, J. Kanoze, C. Lalonde, S. Kelly. Decisions. Ilf} Row 1: C. Licourt, J. Larkin, C. Louks, T. Lee, F. Link, J. Loveless, S. Lindemayer, V. Lynch. Row 2: S. Lane, § C. Luke, S. Lasinsky, B. Lease, T. Leiby. Row 3: C. Manwarren, S. Ledford, L. Lovcnburg, S. Luck, C. Martans, J. Lell, C. Martin. Row 4: M. Lockwood, T. Mautz, R. Landers, C. Lamica, K. Londhair, J. Lowery, R. Lasher, F. Mathicson, S. Mauser, P. Magari, D. Ludwig. 145 Row 1: K.Mezzye,B.McNeil, D. McCarthy,D. Morton,C.Misner,S. Mitchell. Row 2: M. Mazoway, M. McGill, S. Mignacca, E. Mills, E. McGuire, L. McKenzie. Row 3: K. Middlemore, R. Miller, S. Miller, T. McCarthy, K. McRee, W. McLaggan, C. McDonough, D. Michalct. Row 4: A. McIntosh, S. McLaren, R. Monica, E. McGinley, S. Mignacca, M. McCarthy. Row 5: A. McMahon, J. Mott, J. Mills. E. Moses, R. McManus. Hey, wait a second!’ Row 1: T. OToole, M. O’Neil, R. Okoniewski. Row 2: P. Nagy, E. Nagy, L O’Neil, J. Orlando. Row 3: R. Muck, P. Norton, E. M. Murtagh, M. Neimeier. Row 4: C. Oakes, M. Nevins, M. Nolan, K. O’Brien. Row 5: S. Orr, M. Muench, A. Obine, M. Nelli. 77 yf Row 1: C. Parker, K. Phelps, L. Pcrrott, B. Ottman, R. Piccoli, B. Peterson. Row 2: S. Pierson, M. Perscchino, D. Perry, S. Steven, D. Peters, D. Peterson. Row 3: R. Paskcll, N. Picciano, J. Pickard, C Parker, R. Pfeiffer, R. Parker. Row 4: J. Patchett, R. Parent, T. Piston, G. Peterson, L. Palmer, M. Peterson, S. Pearson, M. Parsley, W. Pitcher. Row 5: E. Pickard, J. Phillips, J. Patchett. «iiiiiniiiiniii i! IMIllllfllllllfll Row 1: J. Reinhardt, H. Roberts, R. Reese, T. Poter. R. Reid. Row 2: J. Roth, M. Ravas, J. Prall, C. Ross. Row 3: L. Revette, T. Prince, L. Ryan, D. Ranaglino, A. Rogers, J. Roller, L. Ryder. Row 4: R. Roth, K. Rutherford, B. Russell, B. Picker, B. Powers, A. Ranous. Row 5: A. Pompo, L. Riccardi, K. Raynor. 147 Row 1: T. Sullivan, P. Taft, B. Towlson, J. Surowick, L. Toennies, N. Thompson, T. Too . Row 2: S. Stachurski, S. Stillitano, R. Sugar, J. Taylor. Row 3: J. Strzelecki, K. bpmnu • Thoreck, D. Stavehurski, I. Spence, C. Spinner, B. Stanton, S. Touron, S. Spllman, 1 • . K. StraiL A. SuUivan. Row 4: T. Taylor, C Taylor, R. Tayler, P. Streeter, P. Spilman, j. St. John. Row 1: C. Shively, J. Schutz, L. Seely, D. Sevak, K. Samson, J. Shuba. Row 2: M. Sharpe, D. Smith, L. Smith, M. Shurant, K. Sears. Row 3: M. Scichitano, B. Sahm, B. Samoruj, M. Sobotka, V. Schafransky. Row 4: M. Smith, L. Schug, L. Schoch, A. Sevctti, P. Shields, C. Sheehan, S. Scouten. Row 5: G. Skinner, C. Salsbury, R. Smith, K. Sharron, S. Schraven, P. Silvia. Row 1: D. Webb, W. Welch, J. Wilbur, J. Walpole, R. Wager, B. Turner. Row 2: L. Younis, W. Winegarden, C. Vicat, L. Warwick, T. Wall, S. Vredenburg, M. Wethington, R. Trudell. Row 3: C. Upson, C. Wilkes, E. Witkowski, D. Wilson, D. Vulcano, R. Yingst, K. Weidman, J. Wilkinson, W. Wolff, C. Zawacki. Row 4: T. Wood, D. Wise, S. Tudman, K. Zaborow- ski, Z. Yingst. Row 5: S. Watkins, D. Wolniak, G. Walker, C. Victory, J. Wilson. Messenger For the first time in Baldwinsville’s history, the budget was voted down. Fortunately with the help of many caring and enthusiastic athletes and citizens of Baldwinsville we were able to persuade the Board and other people as well to keep and support sports. Without these people we could- n’t have done it. I think I can speak on the behalf of all athletes and express our “Thanks!” 1 also would not have had a sports section to present to you and I’m sure youre as glad as I am that it didn’t happen, ’cause here it is! This year I really worked hard on improving the Girls Sports Section as much as possible. I hope I’ve captured all the special and exciting moments for you. Keep on playing! Girls Sports Editor Steph Perry Baldwinsville, N,Y„ Aug, 9,1978 School budget: Board failed Support sports Need athletics Please help 152 Why not fight? Candids Kementb . . Huh??? I could beat you up anyday, so there. She’s into leather. Smile! You’re on Candid Camera. Hey, we don’t mess around! Wait a minute Jackie, the hurdles are over there! Burn, Baby, Burn We go together 153 UI iTaTbI-UIA Mum, Maby, Mum OMSjC Champs for 3rd Consecutive r. -Track Congratulations girls track for an out- standing, successful season. Baldwinsville is proud to have such a group of talented runners. Good luck in the seasons to come and hold on to that winning streak. BACK ROW: K. Neville, J. Filsinger, D. Towlson, S. Durkin, L. Hall, J. Gardner, A. O’Mara, S. MacPherson, B. Bremer, J. Wilcox, L. Reider FRONT ROW: C. Cummings, K. O’Brien, S. Hess, C. Conners, M. Mercandantc, M. Harper, P. Collins, Christan, L. Peterson. 154 Record: 9 wins 0 losses NEW LEAGUE RECORD: Diane Towlson—discuss—11 l’O” CLASS A CHAMP: Diane Towlson—shot pul LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: Diane Towlson—shot put Karen Cummings—880 yd. run STATE MEET QUALIFIERS: Katie O’Brien-mile relay medley relay Karen Cummings 880 yd. run Ann O'Mara— 2 mile Diane Towlson-shot put Kim O’Brien Barb Bremer NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: 880 yd. run: 2 mile run: Shot Put: 2 mile relay: Karen Cummings 2:21.5 Ann O’Mara 11:00.5 Diane Towlson 111 ’0” Michelle Mercadante 10:19.1 Barb Bremer Ann O’Mara Karen Cummings STANDINGS 155 '■V WFWXnk (jet the Point? —Archery BACK ROW: D. Pitts, T. Weller, D. Weller, K. Cascio, C. Henderson, T. Cook, S. Thelen, Y. Falardeau, Coach Campbell I RONT ROW: B. Emerson, K. Wall, D. Carson, E. Miller, J. White, J. Shutz Team Summary The 1978 Archery team had a very successful season. They were victorious three times out of their six meets. The team eventually went on to Sectionals at Jamesville DeWitt. High scorers of the team being Jaye Shutz, Joan White, Cindi Henderson, and Yvette Falardeau. Str-r-r-ike!! —I V. Softball The girls J.V. Softball team played a 9 game schedule ending the season with a 4 win and $ loss record. With a large squad of 19 girls, everyone played and gained valuable experience and skill. A good many of these girls will be an important asset to the varsity team next year. Congratulations on a fine season J.V.’s! VICTORIES B’ville vs. Homer 38-19 B’ville vs. Cortland 84 B’ville vs. J.D. 26-18 B’ville vs. N.S. 1-0 BACK ROW: Coach D. Proulx, D. Holmes, L. Barlow, D. Wolnaik, T. Dowd, M. Mancroni, J. Abbott, K. Johnson, N. Sweeney, M. Lutz FRONT ROW: M. LePorte, K. Barbee, L. Rcdfoot, F. DeSain, D. McCarthy, B. Grey, T. Ortolani, M. Murray, J. Pompo. Made Sectionals, Cost Sec. JJJ Class Ms — Varsity Softball BACK ROW: R. Disinger, K. Honan, S. Reidy, S. Metzler, J. Reubseman, Coach Baker, C. Welch, D. Forish, S. Manville, S. Getz FRONT ROW: B. Fowler, K. Baker, M. Mercadante, T. Thorek, P. Sullivan, T. Scherfling LEAGUE STANDINGS: League Record: 5 wins 5 losses SECTION III CLASS A TOURNAMENT: B’ville 6 West Genesee 11 The 1978 Spring Softball team was a very hard working and skilled group of players. This team consisted of a group of ath- letes who were always willing to learn and they showed great improvement steadily over the season. All players show great prom ise for an even more successful team next season even though six fine seniors won’t be there to help. Good luck next season players! 158 Nobody Meats Zkeir M’Ville Magic!! — Var. Soccer Soccer girls in sectional semi Girl hooters show glimpse of magic Soccer girls top Cicero, hand ESM a shut-out BACK ROW: Man. J. Gardner, MB McRce. S. MacPherson. D. Rupracht, S. Perry, S. Man ville, Coach K. DeRockcr MIDDLE ROW: L. McMormack, T. Dowd, K. Honan, J. O’Hara, J. Wilcox FRONT ROW: M. Carroway, S. Russo, C. Weeks, B. Grey, M. Mercadante 160 a v We May Cive in America, but We Cove Soccer The 1978 Girls Var. Soccer Team had what one could call a “MAGICAL” season this year. They love their soccer and their record and string of successes shows it. This rowdie bunch of soccer players had a super season this year. A lot of good things happened to them. They had a new assistant coach, Janet Turner (Womans’ Soccer Champion from England) coaching them this year; Coach DeRockcr, as enthusiastic as ever; tremendous support from the public and the team had more spirit and drive than ever before. They ended up their season with a league record of 8 wins and 1 loss, an outstanding record at that. For the first time in B’ville Girls Soccer history, this team advanced to the N.Y.S.P.H.S.A.A. Sec. Ill finals. This team worked long and hard to achieve this’ goal, a goal achieved by few. Unfortunately, they were defeated by F.M., 1 -0, in a grueling knockdown drag out competition. However, they were in 2nd place in the League standings and they had received a lot of positive, complementary remarks from T.V. newsmen, officials, newspapers, spectators, etc. throughout the season. They are to be congratulated and commended for their great success and conduct. 161 BACK ROW: C. Pillans, L. McKenzie, M. Minch, L. Reider, C. Harvey, J. Scott, Coach Costich, Ms. Perlouski MIDDLE ROW: T. Sullivan, T. Schremph, B. Littau, L. McKenzie, J. Shutz, N. Sweeney, B. Trowbridge FRONT ROW: K. O’Brien,D. McCarthy, P. Sullivan, L. Johnson, G. Mayo, J. Munzert. With their sights clearly set on becoming talented soccer players and en- thusiastic participants, the girls’junior varsity soccer team kicked, trapped, juggled and headed their way into their 1978 season. Accumulating a 4-4-3 overall record, the Baby Bees demonstrated a continual progression in skill and game sense. Definitely mastering one of their primary objectives—“row- diness”-each member of the team found that the best part of J.V. soccer was simply the good times that are always a part of being involved in the great game of soccer. Sophomore Laura Ryder’s 5 goals made her the team’s high scorer, while defensively keeper Jill Scluitz came up with 95 saves. The annual “Heart Hustle Award” was given to Jill Munzert. Nancy Harvey and Jeannine Roller shared the M.V.P. honors. —Swim Zeam The 1978 varsity girl swimmers made it through a losing sea- son in good spirits. For this year’s young team, it was a season of growth and individual achievement. The team was proud to have one of its members, Karen Christen, qualify for the sec- tionals in two events. Though they will miss the contribution of senior, Laura Kinsley, the swimmers look forward to next year’s competitive season. BACK ROW: T. Barlow, L. Griffin ROW 2: Coach Jensen, J. Haskell, A. Knight, S. Miller ROW 3: W. Weingarden, S. Church, A. Knight, assist., Chuck ROW 4: K. Christen, L. Kinsley, T. Karn, J. Fenton. 163 Winning Isn’t Everything Held Hockey The girls’ varsity Field Hockey Team remained undaunted in spirit and en- thusiasm despite their many losses throughout the 1978 Field Hockey sea- son. They were complimented many times by other coaches and teams as well as officials for their sportsmanship and conduct. Although they did not have a winning season in terms of their win-loss record, they showed noticeable improve- men t as the season progressed. No matter what the circumstances, the Lady Bees never gave up. They are to be compli- mented on their perserverance and their positive attitudes. Congratulations!! you “Hung in there” well. BACK ROW: K. Burke, B. Fowler, K. Carroll, M. Houck, K. Rice, K. Johnson MIDDLE ROW: M. Stevens, S. Marlin, F. DeSain, M. Pelcher FRONT ROW: P. Collins, R. Disinger Girls dominate Hannibal XC field Nobody Does Jt better —Cross Country Four girls going to state XC run BACK ROW: K. Arcaro, K. Julien, D. Brennan MIDDLE ROW: Coach Goulett, K. MacNamara, K. Neville, K. O’Brien FRONT ROW: S. Hess, L. Peterson The girls cross country team had another very successful season, winning their 4th consecutive OHSL title with a perfect 9-0 record. The team’s win-loss record now stands at 36-0 for the past four years. The girls also won their 4th straight All League meet with Kim O’Brien, Kelly Neville, and Kathy Arcaro making the All League Team and Sandy Mess qualifying for All League Honorable mention. Kim, Kelly, and Kathy also qualified for the State Meet as they led the team to a 2nd place finish in the Section 111 Championships. A BIT OF THE 1978 RECORD Baldwinsville 16 ESM 41 Baldwinsville 18 Oswego 38 Baldwinsville 17 Liverpool 41 Baldwinsville 15 North Syracuse 50 Baldwinsville 15 F-M 45 1NVITAT10NALS PLACE Proctor 1st F-M 1st Hannibal 1st OHSL Meet 1st Section III Meet 2nd 165 Mump, Set, Spike-Volleyball FRONT: M. Pelcher, L. Ryder, M. McRee, J. Wilcox. 2ND ROW: K. Hitchcock, P. Taft, L. Barlow, C. Coyne, T. Dowd. 3RD ROW: L. Hunt, K. Honan, S. MacPherson, Coach MacPherson. V. Round up Although the J.V. Volleyball team was only victorious twice during their season, they are still to be congratulated. They’re a young team, they stuck together and they worked hard and these are most important. You are to be commended on a fine season and good luck next year! FRONT: S. Lindenmeyer, L. Sawyer, B. Harrison. 2ND ROW: M. Cope, A. Pelcher, L. Unis, K. Barbie, H. Scnnett. 3RD ROW: L. Dawsman, P. Sullivan, L. Palmer, Coach Val. Varsity Summary The 1978 girls volleyball team had a very successful year as well as a lot of fun. They had a 5-6 win loss record, how- ever, 4 of the 6 losses were very close matches and could have gone either way. They have a young team and everyone showed a great deal of improvement during the season. Their two seniors Mary Beth McRee and Sandy MacPherson will be missed but they are looking forward to an outstanding season next year. 167 —Moor Zrack Girls run second in Ike invitation Girls swipe squeaker at Cortland run 365 days a year is the running schedule for some of these athletes. Most of these girls continue to run for Bakers’ Track and Cross Country teams fall, winter and spring. That’s dedication! They’re defending sec. Ill champs, the girls Indoor Track team is underway with a strong beginning. Tire team shows much depth and promise. Despite severe weather conditions and a bus circle track, these talented athletes still manage to stay ahead of the pack. Their goal is to snatch that sec. Ill title and keep it in their back pockets. Good luck and congratulations! Front: Kim O’Brian, K. O’Brian, C. Neville, D. Brennan, W. Church, S. Volcano, J. McKenzie. 3rd row: K. Katarish, H. Bardineo, L. Deacons, K. Julian, Y. Falardeau, C. Henderson, K. Hulchanski, K. Neville, J. Gardener, M. Mcrcadantc, M. Harper. LtoK, FRONT: S. Galfey, L. Klotz, K. Johnson, D. Gettman, B. Falter 2nd row: K. Alguier K Stewart, M. Murray, V. Grome, P. Donahue, D. Rogers, K. Gamage. 3rd row: Coach Campbell A. Crotty, E. Miller, M. Cunningham, M. Porter, S. Wolf. Missing: H. Milne, K. WaU K Dredge S. Dredge. —fowling GIRLS BOWLING TEAM The 1979 Girls Bowling Team is still in progress. They meet with schools each Wednesday at Strike and Spare. PRESENT SCORES: Bville 12 vs Solvay 0 Bville 12 vs L’pool 0 Bville 6 vs N.S. Yet to go Cicero, Fulton, and FM HIGH SINGLE GAMES: Michelle Murray 192 Karen Dredge 185 HIGH TRIPLE GAMES: Karen Johnson 505 HIGH TEAM SCORE: B’ville Team No. 1 1830 Michelle Murray, Karen Johnson, Merrie Cunningham and Lois Klotz 168 § •«•� 3vsl JS |§llil§f Varsity — Varsity £ $. V. basketball FRONT: J. Wilcox, S. Manville, S. MacPherson, 2nd Row: Coach Record, L. Ryder, K. Hitchcock, K. Honan, M. Forish, P. Sullivan, M. Mercadante. g.v:s The 1979 J.V. and Varsity Basketball season is just underway. There’s alot of new faces and some old. Both teams are skilled, strong and they should have a very successful season. Their first game is sched- uled to take place on February 10th. Heres to a great season Basketball, Good Luck!! FRONT: K. Arcaro, K. Barbie, B. Hanson. 2nd Row: B. Lalla, L. Hunt, Coach MacPherson, N. Lindenbach, K. Cook, T. Dowd, M. Kopp, N. Harvey. Missing from picture is N. Nagle. Which Way js Up? —Gymnastics Excellence and depth characterize the 1978-79 Girls Varsity Gymnastics team. The combination of some talented vetrans and many new stars should result in a season filled with success. Early in the season, the team set the pace by establishing record high team totals that were accented by new all time high scores in the vaulting, beam and floor exercise events. The higher scores are the result of the execution of many extremely difficult moves that can only be performed by a high caliber of competitor. All around leading ladies Linda Bessette and Laurie Smith are sure to be sectional bound, while Robyn Haberer is working toward a hoped for trip to State on Balance Beam. Senior co-captain Patti Collins and junior Allison Jensen guarantee the team’s success by their consistantly fine per- formances. Best of all the gymnastics future looks bright for B’ville due to the talents of such youngsters as Noelle Holt- man, Nan Marsak, and Eileen McDonough. Women gymnasts win opening meet of season l-RONT: S. Sesncy, N. Marsak, R. Habcrcr. 2ND ROW: P. Collins, S. Albert, L. Smith, E. Mulvaney, M. l-orish. 3RD ROW: Coach Costich, N. Holtman, E. McDonough, C. Biolobreski, B. Littau, S. Curtis, L. Bessett, G. Gregory. 170 V Discover Now ouldoorlife BELIEVE si hard work pr ®f § DEFENSE _ HP PROUD WILD AND CRAZY f ■S FACES IN THE CROWD Q fantastic So much fun ® SL |q a RESULTS g f !uj N REWARD Q1 Q_ r sensational '—yS tnl- .j ssitiMyiiig Great friends, unbeatable YOU you got”, no matter what the cost; so many times she ventured forth so 1 and said, “Its O.K.jyou tried”, she clenched her fist and slowly, a tear fell And so she worked relentlessly; she struggled and she strained. Her conscience whipped her mercilessly for every ounc she gained. She rah on legs like pistons; her muscles grew quite sore; she’d tell herself “1 have to”, then ask herself “What for?” And then at last the reckoning, the final hour was here. Her stomach lightened dangerously, her muscles tensed with fear. She knew the time was here and she’d give it all she had-And then, as one possessed, her instincts gave her power, and her bod| did the rest. It suddenly was ended. Her body seemed io scatter. A crowd was cheering somewhere, but to her, it didn’t matter. One thought was gleaming in her brain-a though tjthat made her smile: she’d given all she had and thats what made it all worth- while. She stood and faced her teammates with pride instead of shame. She knew not that she’d won or lost, but that she’d played the game, f And some call her THE CHAMPION, and others just call it a game, but she called herself a winner and walked away in fame. M Editor Dion Mulvaney Al this time 1 would like to thank the people of our community who helped to keep the athletic program at C. W. Baker this year. Those people who contributed time, money, and energy to forward the sports program at our school. You achieved through your efforts a championship Wrestling, Track, and Cross Country teams. You gave nearly one-half of the students who partici- pated in this program something to look forward to this school year. You, the concerned people of our community, have the ap- preciation and love of all the athletes at Baker High. Sincerely yours. Dion Mulvaney, Boy’s Sports Editor 978 OMSjC North X-C Champs This year’s Boy’s Cross-Country team ran through a very successful season, on their way to state competition. While earning their third consecutive league title the Bees won all eleven league meets, thus extending their win streak to 30 wins in a row. Chuck Wiltse’s harriers also ran well on Saturdays, as they took home trophies from New Hartford, Utica-Proctor, Baldwinsville, Fayetteville-Manlius, and St. Johns. The spikers also won their first Section 3 Class A title, in 14 years, trouncing the reigning King, C.B.A. The Bees were once again led by senior Eric Lutz, who won 3 invitationals and lowered the 3-mile home course record with a 15:08 clocking. The Bees secret to success was a strong pack of seniors: Tim John- son, Joe Zobro, Bob Crego, Mark Peter- son, and frosh Bob Buckley. They were backed up by senior Jeff Seraftni, junior Mike Edgett and sophs Jim Bowes, Joe Coleman, Jim Killgallen, and Tom Porter. Left to Right: E. Lutz, B. Crego, J. Zobro, M. Peterson, T. Johnson, J. Serafini, B. Buckley L to R: J. Killgallen, J. Coleman, D. Wiso, J. Bowes, T. Porter “God I’m GREAT!! Tim Johnson Joe Zobro Zhe Champion W Ville Marriers Eric Lutz Jeff Scrafini The B’ville Cross Country team finished 11th in the N.Y. Federation meet. The Federation meet included the top 33 teams in New York. In the final N.Y.S. Cross Country Poll, the Bees were rated 13th (highest ever by a B’ville X-Country team) and they were rated ahead of X-C powerhouses J.F.K. Somers and Msg. Farrell. 1978 was a very good year for B’ville X-C. The team was lead by captain Mark Peterson and co-captain Eric Lutz. Mark Peterson Bob Buckley 179 Bob Crego Var. football The 1978 Football team improved with a 3-6 record. They won their 1st 2 games-the second being against Cortland under the lights. This was the 1st time in 25 years the Bees had a night football home game. The Bee’s defense improved under Asst. Coach Jim Jerome with Steve Kuno making All-County at defensive end. Lineback- er, Tom Harvey made 2nd team with offensive running back Paul Vinette. Paul was 2nd in the league in rushing with 917 yds. and with a total offense of 1,545 yds. which includes kickoff runbacks and pass receiving. Kuno was chosen Outstanding Football Player and improvement in the offen- sive line found senior starters: Center Greg Pearce, Guards: Dion Mulvaney and Tom Merchant. Next season, with 17 juniors returning, the Bees will be due to take the O.H.S.L. crown. Row 1: L. Yager, E. Krupka, M. O’Connor, T. Merchant, T. Fiorini, J. Arcaro, R. Kopp, Wire Row 2: R. Oierney, M. Allman, G. Ecker, J. Cappa, P. Vinette, R. Farrar, D. Mulvaney Row 3: S. Borelli, T. Nagle, M. Conners, J. Place, J. Davidson, T. Miller Row 4: J. Pickard, T. Bender, T. Harvey, M. Londhair, T. Noonan, D. Shaver Row 5: J. Beaver, J. Sennett, S. Kuno, B. Holt, G. Pearce, P. Debottis Paul Vinnette; HB Tom Harvey; LB 180 football “Last one to the cheerleaders is a rotten egg.” ‘‘No, no mustard on that hotdog.” Var. Soccer 78’ Row 1: MANAGER J. Pclclier, S. Orth, J. Baker, R. Lavallcc, J. Hourihan, G. Butler Row 2: D. Zimba, 1,. Knsteller, - McCarthy, J. Custin, M. Hopkins, D. Ramin Row 3: Coach Cook, B. Strife, B. Tait, E. Kottmann, R. McCart ty, • ’ Row 4: S. Winegard, H. Alexander, M. Dobbins, C. Markert Row 5: P. Carpenter, D. Holtman, T. Conners, D. oc Through hard work and determination this year’s Soccer team had a super year. The team lost their top Coach “Bud” Vredenburg, but before leaving he took them to a second place finish in the 1978 Mayor’s Cup Tournament at Oneonta. After this. Coach Ken “on the line” Cook tookover the team and did a super job. He took the team to 2nd place in the OHSL which was an uphill climb all the way. The Bees went undefeated at home this year (7-0) for the second year in a row and ended the sea- son with an 8-3-2 record. Dave Ramin, Dave Rockwood, and Glenn Niles were the senior Tri-Captains. The 1979 All-County Team included Dave Ramin and Dave Rockwood on the second team. Track-11 - O-undefeated won league championship and raised the high school record to 207 dual meet wins and 21 losses over the past 24 years. The leaders on last year’s powerful squad were: Eric Lutz, mile and 880; 440 and 880 yd. Relay teams, Mark Kondrk, Joe Powers, Peter Gale, and Norm Gillespee. Mile Relay, Joe Schneider, David Carpenter, Tom Steele, and Art Dreher. The above people attended the New York State Meet at C.W. Post with Lutz bringing homg a State Medal. Records were broken in the Pole Vault by Dennis Shields, 14’2 1 4”; Mile Relay, 1:32.4, Int. hurdles, Art Dreher, 40.2. 78 OMSJC Worth Champs Coach, I’m not going until all the girls are watching “Stormin’” Norman Gilhspe 2 Mile Relay Team “Hi! Honey!!” its Me- Var: baseball ROW 1: J. Fitzgerald, D. Hirsh ROW 2: M.Cutillo, J. Beaver, B. Balstra, J. Sennett ROW 3: C. Markert, K. Boyd, R. Undenmaycr, K. Kelly, D. Parmalec, S. Hossfeld This year’s team ended up a dis- appointing 1 win and 23 loss season. Coach Sennett was faced with a pre- dominatly underclassmen club. The team was led by junior Bob Bulstra with a .300 batting average. Catcher John Sennett also lead the team in doubles along with Dan Parmallee who lead the team with at-bats. Dan was also the winning pitcher in the lone win for the Bees. The Bees should have a vastly improved team in ’19 with 14 returning lettermen. Zeam Jdol 186 Var. Cacrosse Varsity Lacrosse had a surprising success- ful year. With seven returning lettermen, Coaches Donahue and Needle shaped them- selves a league contending lacrosse team. Lead by Senior standouts Tom Pickard, Tim O’Leary and Mark Munzert the team posted a 8 win-7 loss season. The highlight of the season was the overtime victory against F. M. in the season finals for both teams. The team scoring was lead by Tom Pickard with 41 total points followed by Tim O’Leary’s 40. Three members of the team received Honorable Mention Status in the county. They were: Tom Pickard, Attack: Rich Charney, Midfield; and Bob Shaver on the goal. With seven returning junior and a fine J. V. team coming, the ’79 season looks like it will be a successful as the ’78 season. “Bah! There’s mud in your eye!!! 12 N.S. 10 8 Cicero 5 4 ESM 8 6 J D 11 8 FM 7 0 West Gen. 18 8 Liverpool 10 6 NS 6 5 Cicero 6 10 ESM 5 7 JD 12 10 FM 9 •J. ROW 1. P. Wilder, D. Mulvaney, ROW 2: Manager Pitcher, A. Griffin, T. Harvey, M. Munzert, B. Holt, S. Kuno, R. Cherney, T. O’leary, ROW 3: D. Pallos, T. Nagle, J. Harvey. W. Wysokowski, P. Houghtaling, D. Shaver, T. l-'iorini, M. Pacelli, T. Hannon Your Avon Representative ROW 1: K. Rutherford, D. Middlemore, McGill, ROW 2: B. Monroe, W. McLaren, J. Walker J. Coloprisco, J. Spcach, C. Anguish, J. Cappa ROW 3: D. Needle, S. Borelli, C. Oaks, B. Collier. T. Kohler, J. Casson, R. Barrar, J. Place, J. Robert. Coach Andrews V. Cacrosse 189 ’78-79 Var. basketball Presently the fighting Bees are in a tie for second place in the OHSL with a 4 and 4 league record. All of the games have been very close, with the outcome not decided until the closing seconds. We have won two games by 1 point and lost 1 by 1 point. Joe Peach has lead the team in scoring. Bill George and Brian Flemming have dominated the rebounding and have developed into fine team leaders. With nine league games left, the Bees are looking forward to the rest of the season in which they hope to make a strong fight for first place. Representing B’ville this year are seniors Joe Peach, Brian Flemming, Mark Hopkins, Bill George, and Chris Getman, juniors Mike O’Connor, Jeff Hourihan, Larry Scott, Tom Fiorini, Darren Holiday, Rick Cherncy, Ray Kopp, and Tom “Toots” Miller. Bill George Seniors IV.’s Chris Getman Brian Flemming Joe Peach Mark Hopkins This year’s team was a young one. With only six seniors, the going got rough at times. The team was decimated by the loss of its fine sprinters and jumpers from last winter, but experienced performers- Joe Zobro, Eric Lutz, Tim Johnson, Bob Crego, Jeff MacDonald, Bob Taft, Dave Carpenter, and Joe Schnieder helped the team place consistently high in most of the invitationals. Sprinters John Arcaro, Jeff Girard, Bob Pfiffer, and field men Gary Peterson and Jim McCormick are gaining experience that will help the team in the future. Coach Arcaro expects the team to go undefeated in outdoor OHSL competition this spring and place high in all invitationals. This year’s team was led by co-captains Eric Lutz and Joe Zobro. ’79 Jndoor Zrack ville Mermen ' $ Gymnastics 193 fl.y. Wrestling Zeam This year’s Bees showed more depth in wrestling than ever before, sporting two varsity teams. The Varsity A team has contin- ued the winning tradition of B’ville, remaining undefeated in dual meets (as of 1 19). Led by Captain Don Shaver, the team puts seniors Ed Krupka, Rob LaVallee, Scott Segretto, Jeff Serafini, and David 0 Dell out on the mat, along with six juniors and three sophomores. The Bees hope to retain their number one status—earned by ham- mering previously number one ranked Port Jervis (33-15). Good Luck Bees. Row 1: K. Jacobs, J. Sennett, D. Filsinger, J. Beaver, B. Sellin Row 2: D. Allen, D. Zimba, M. McGivney, J. Pickard, S. Segretto, J. Serafini, R. La- Vallee, Row 3: M. DeLawyer, T. Noonan, E. Krupka, M. Conners, D. Shaver, B. DeNeve 194 Jn Memory This year’s Boy’s Sports section is dedicated to the spirit of Randy Rutherford. He was a close friend to many of the ath- letes and exhibited sportsmanship in anything he participated in. Randy showed concern and love for anyone he met. This section was done in the spirit of Randy because his spirit is in us all. The Athletes of Baker High ’79 Hockey Zeam 197 Editor flane Abbott mX£ Officers Officers are: Jeff Scrifini (Public Relations Director), Joanne Moore (Music Director), Martain Kruger ( News Director), Dan Randall (Engineer), Ray Lindemayer (General Manager), Racheal Kelly (Logging Director). Absent: Dave Fink (Programming Director). mx£ WBXL, is the only student operated high school radio station in Onondaga County. It is also one of only 15 high school stations in the entire state. Operating from 7:30 am to 10 pm on weekdays, it offers a unique listen- ing experience including progressive rock, community and educational service programs. Mr. Jenner is the Advisor. National Monor Society The Donald W. Coates Chapter of the National Honor Society was started in Baldwinsville in 1955. Membership in the society is considered the highest honor obtainable in the High School. Candidates for mem- bership must be in the junior and senior class have an average of not less than 88.7 and possess qualities of leadership, service, and character. Mr. Keenan is the advisor. journalism Club The Journalism Club began under the auspices of our com- munity newspaper, the MES- SENGER in February 1976. The club’s weekly page, “Bal- derdash and Ballyhoo,” presents the viewpoints of students covering a wide range of topics. Editors are chosen on a ro- tating basis in order to give all interested members a chance. Advisor: Miss Rowe Aquanotes Soloist LeeAnn Palmer received the “Most Beautiful Swimmer” award and the MVP award. Kim Rice was the team’s “Most Organized Lady”. Mary- Beth Norton won the “Super Smite” award and Kris (Fred) Friedrich was selected as the “Best New Addition to the Team”. The combination of some of the most dedicated and fun swimmers Aquanotes has ever had and the best crew ever to man a production made the 1978 show one that will long be remembered. The 1978 Aquanotes production of “Movin’ and Groovin’” was a great success. The months of hard work paid off as the crowds delight- ed to the imagination and fun of such numbers as: “Clowning A- round”, “Climbing Trees” and “Tricycles”. The power and magnif- icence of such numbers as “Rocky” and “Star Wars” blended with the quiet beauty of “Good-bye Again” and “The tllusive Butterfly of Love” to provide a thoroughly entertaining experience for all. Ski Club The Baker High Ski Club is an individually funded program with over 200 members. The participants ski on Tuesday nights at Labrador Mt. in Tully. Ski Club starts in early January and ends in last February. This period of time allows the students in grades 10-12 to have 7 fantastic nights of skiing. There are no athletic requirements to be a member. It is open to all the students in the high school and is supervised by Mr. Brussel and some chaperon- ing school teachers. Zke llimior Craftmm The Baldwinsville Junior Craftsmen’s Club is one of three local high school clubs affiliated with the Syracuse Club of Printing House Crafts- men. This contact with pro- fessional offers opportunities for members to learn about careers in Graphic Communi- cations and establish contacts for potential jobs. The members help each other learn new skills by working on printing jobs for different organizations. The Craftmen contribute annually to a scholarship fund in memory of Mr. Hess, a former shop teacher. This money will go to a person in- terested in pursuing a career in Industrial Arts. 207 1st row: V. Stevens, B. Clove, Mr. Decker 2nd row: N. Hilbert, G. Googin, M. Loughlin 3rd row: A. Christen- sen, C. Segovis, C. Henderson, Y. Falardeau. ne uompuai Printer MU Row 1: Kelley Laughlin, Dennis Johnson, Kelly Wall. Row 2: Chris Shriver, Lisa Scott, Lorrain Colesanti, Vanessa Stevens. Row 3: Michelle Mur- ray, Joan White. Row 4: Sherry Fairchok, Laura Rider, Shelly Kern, Dale Miller, Bret Green, Bonnie Briggs, Richard Prior. Row- 5: Cindy Hann Key Club The Key Club is a school service or- ganization working to help the school and community. They are afiliated with the Baldwinsville Kiwanis Club and its service projects. Our exchange Students Helene Bardinet, a Rotary Internation al Exchange student, from Pessac, France. Susanne Flentge, a Rotary Interna- tional Exchange student, from Biele- feld, Germany. Irma Quiroz, an American Field Ser- vice Exchange student, from Panama City, Panama. Kim Howard, an American Field Ser- vice Exchange student from Baldwins ville, New York, traveled to Finland last summer. 208 Helen’s Hanc e Le bas Brion, Pessac, near Bordeaux-my uncle’s house 209 Helene and Quentin Hi, I am Helene Bandruet. I was in B’ville this year as a Senior student and 1 must say that living so far from home, with only new people, living a different way of life and speaking a different language was a wonderful experience. I think it will help me my whole life long. In a lot of the letters I wrote to France, I wrote that Baker is the way I meet a lot of friends. I have become active in a lot of activities through the high school also. I was in indoor-outdoor track, ceramics downhill and cross country skiing. Also, I took part in some playing of football and baseball. These are two sports not played in France. I would like to thank everyone in B’ville who helped me to have such a wonderful time. 1 hope I see more of you either in France or when 1 come back to the U.S.A. in a few years, as 1 wish to do. Thanks, Helene tliettc, Martin, my Mom, and Celine Martin and Falou Bielefeld, Germany “friends Are the Window to the World My biutlier, sister-in-law and nephew Susanne’s Germany Hello, My big family 1 am the German exchange student from Bielefeld, Germany. My town has a population of 321,398 citizens and was founded in 1214. It takes a while to get used to your slang, your enthusiasm for sports, your day’s schedule and the fact that one can go shopping at 10 am. I will leave America with fine memories because I met a lot of nice people. I would like to say “thank you” to the Rotary Club and my families, especially my first family the Millards who had a hard time trying to understand my English. I will really miss the fall season with all the color and the winter because of the great amount of snow. The AFS Talent Show was a super production of comedy sketches and musical numbers, it was meed by Tom Merchant and Chris Negay. Beth Russ, a real power source auditioned all the acts and organized them into a show. The show drew $1500 for the AFS fund. Jrma from Panama When I was informed that I had been chosen to be an A.F.S. student, I was very happy because by participating in this program I was able to be more knowledgeable about many new places. To me, this experience has been the most meaningful one in my life, and therefore I am very happy now. The pictures shown are of both the old and new Panama, a typical costume from my country' and of course the Panama Canal. I would like to thank the A.F.S.,all students and faculty for helping to make my experience a success. So long, Love, Irma '78 Kim Howard ASS’er to Finland the Summer of 1978 Dear Students ajid Faculty, This past surrt|ner I had the chance to pend 10 weeks in Inkirsinen, Finland, It was the best summer of my life and one 1 will never forget. Thanks to th support I received from th :school and community, 1 haaUhe chance to go out and experience a whole new culture. This isnfach different than just siting a coun- try, because one actually gets to live with a fajnily and live as they do. During my stay, I had a wonderful family and many friends whom 1 misswery much. I know someday I will go back again. I want to thajfk you all so much for making my ummer experience fipsdble. Sincerely, Kim Howard AFS student, 1978 Norwegian. • t,. , _ Barents Sea Sea : Z( -----A : Oslo. , . . £ -■; i s ' ° c i - • U. J Oj- l .-'’Helsinki Stockholm1' •- ; c9‘ 0� ; C, v v, v Mosco DENMARK' .C' V I . ' °per h qeir-..L.... 213 mm vttsikt Cat in Club Latin students with classical’ inter- ests enjoy celebrating the Feast of Saturn, December 17 and a Roman Banquet in Mai. This year’s club plans to go to New York City’iMu- seum of Natural Science to see the exhibit of Pompey. Advisor: Mts. Marion Bramble ; 1st: (1-r) E. Sayler, M. Ltiughlin, R. Prior, S. Moitimor, S. Fairchok, T. Ortalani, M. Schill. 2nd: D. Alexander, J. Lowery, D. Aliearn, J. Abbott. 3rd: J. KilgUeg, J. Casper, S. Spisak, C. Ashe, M. Surowick, C. Cimitile, C. Cimitile, L. Mayes, C. Eason, L. Kelly. 4th: J. Hennessey, G. Wood, E. Miller. 1st (1-r): H. Bardinet, M. Ladstattcr, J. Mills. 2nd: C. Vicat, P. Noack, B. Beall, R. Prior. 3rd: G. Alexander, E. Mills, S. Mortimor, S. Kern. French Club has planned many activities. It has had a Cafe Francais this year and 2 last year. A French Emmersion day took place also. This is when only French is spoken while the members prepare French food and have a lot of fun. We are especially privilcdgcd this year because one of our foreign exchange students is from France. drench Club The Spanish Club was organized to give the Spanish students of the high school an informal chance to express themselves in their chosen for- eign language. During the meetings the club plays Spanish scrabble or monopoly, makes future plans or just sits and tells jokes. Each year the club has a fiesta or party during the Christmas season. The club plans to do some cooking after school in the future. Mrs. Nevid is the advisor and always says that it is easier to min- gle when you are bilingual. 216 Homecoming 78 Homecoming 1978 was a success. 1 We started the weekend off with a Boy’s Varsity Soccer victory over Ful- ton 3-1. Later that night we had a pep- rally at Mercer Park and a snake dance back to the school. A dance was held there where the Junior Class Princess, Deb Forish and the Sophomore Class Princess, Sue Spillman were announced. Saturday was started with the Home- coming Parade. Seniors won the spirit competition receiving S25. Our Varsity Football team lost a well-played game to Fayetville-Manlius. During half-time the Marching Band performed. Nancy Case was crowned Queen and Terri Toennies, runner up. The other Queen Candidates were: Jane Abbott, Dana Brennan, Patti Collins, Lynn Carroway, Michelle Forish, Kris Frie- drich, Carol Hildebrandt, Kim Howard, Laurie Kinsley, Linda Kottmann, Sue Manville, Sharon Moses, Michele Murray, Steph Perry, Diane Rupracht, and Dorothy Slye. .. -� •«I� Wl? Homecoming 197$ W � l « v t The band played “Colour My World” as couples strolled into the Holiday Inn Ban- quet Room on Saturday, April 15, 1978. The mirror ball on the dance floor and the lighted candles on the tables set the mood for a romantic evening. As the clock struck midnight, Sandy Mac- Pherson was crowned queen of the prom, along with Greg Pearce as king. Their court included Diane Rupracht, Jeff Serafini, Stephanie Perry, Dion Mulvany, Michele Herbert, and Monte Vigliotti. As the evening drew to a close the couples departed to unknown destinations, carrying with them many memories of an enjoyable evening. The class especially appreciates the poem Lisa Anderson wrote and the cake Greg Pearce made. 219 W'iVi Concert ftand 7 ? During the school year, tl e Baldwinsville concert band me ved forward in its growth progra n, involving more students, and f re- senting a much wider variety of experiences to its members ai d audiences. Concert band members had the opportunity to become involve d in color guard activities, stage ba id. Small ensembles, all county and NYSSMA activities, and the | it orchestra for the 78-79 musical. Memories of an active and re- warding musical life at Baker will remain with the students fore’ er. Marching Hand ’78 Under pressure to raise funds to- survive the season in Baldwinsville’s first austerity budget year, the Baldwinsville marching band succeeded where many bands of less character might have failed. It was a year of selling, collecting glass and bottles, and borrowing uniforms and equipment. In addition, the band successfully moved into class “AA” of the New York Field Band Conference, finishing 6th in a tough race for that prestigeous title. The year in retrospect was one of victories over many obstacles. By the end of the season, the band drew a standing ovation from crowds in response to a show that was creative and exciting. 1978 Chorus Chorus The chorus meets 4th period every day of the week. During this time the students work on a variety of music ranging from opera to contemporary. Through- out the school year the chorus performs 3 or 4 concerts. Some of these are invitationals to other parts of the state. This is due to the success of some of the past per- formances. Besides concerts, the chorus also has members that participate in the school musicals. Chorus provides a fun yet educational way of learning about and taking part in music and its good experiences. 223 Math Club '78 Students compete with other Math Clubs in the county once every two months. Simulation matches and practice sessions are held on Mondays. Students are exposed to interesting math problems along with their equally interesting solutions. 1st Row: C. Alguire, T. Russet, P. Noack 2nd Row: Mr. Eno, B. Barker. M. Kruger, C. Eronczek, G. Monaghan Girls Athletic Association Girls Athletic Association In this year of austerity and the struggle to keep programs alive, the Girls Athletic Association geared up to meet the challenge. Led by the dedicated efforts of president, Karen Honan, the G.A.A. raked lawns, washed cars, and sold bumper stickers to come up with much needed sports dollars. Future projects include a bowl- a-thon and a winter party. Spring will find the members actively recruiting future female athletes through a huge picnic for the eighth grade girls of Durgee and Ray. The event will promote the entire girl’s program and emphasize the importance of freshman competing on the varsity and junior varsity teams. Row 1: B. Root, J. Golden, K. Raynor, N. Hulbert, P. Shields. Row 2: D. Pitts, S. Pearson, D. Cobb, C. Medley, D. Brausieck. Row 3: T. Ranous, M. Cunningham, T. Polech. Youth against cancer (YAC) is a youth group which is an affiliate of the American Cancer Society. Its members act to serve the community as well as the school in helping people to become more aware of cancer information. YAC also helps the Ameri- can Cancer Society in raising funds for research. Some of the activities YAC involves itself in are: telethons, pie sales, poster routes, visiting people, car washes and daffodil days. 225 Kim JOHNSON] Vice lies. .u : rence Zkc 1978-79 Student Council Officers: President-Jeff Serafini, Secretary-Maria Mercadantc, Vice President of Administrative Affairs-Dianc Ru- pracht Treasurer-John Place, Sergeant-at-arms-Kelly McFalls, Vice President of Student Affairs-Jane Ab- bott. I ■J-- Student Council Kepresentatives 1978-1979 Row 1: T. Merchant, J. Place, N. Hulbert. Row 2: M. Forish, S. Towlson, J. Baker. Row 3: M. Norton, K. Friedrich, K. Howard, S. Kuno. Row 4: S. Moses, C. Hildebrandt, B. Wicks. Row 5: J. Gard- ner, D. Slye, J. Serafini, L. Kottmann. Row 1: A. Jenson, E. Coville, B. Scia, L. Bessette. Row 2: K. Rice, K. Delpha, K. Smith, A. Gillespie, K. Murry. Row 3: S. Priest, C. Broughton, J. Vicat. Row 4: K. McFalls, K. Haws. Row 1: S. Kern, Row 2: T. Dowd, C. Commins Row 3: L. Cardella, M. Arvantide, M. Bulholtz, A. Goodeve, P. Taft, Row 4: R. Minnoe, M. Hunter, K. Raynon. Student Council Alternates 1978-1979 Row 1: W. Jcnnc, M. Dobbins, J. Hourihan, Row 2: L. Yager, L. Pillans, Row 3: B. Kinslow, J. Sennett, G. Niles Seniors Juniors Row 1: F. Conklin, Row 2: M. Perkins, M. Pelcher, Row 3: A. Ianncello, B. Salm, S. Sesne, D. Forish, Row 4: B. Tro- bridge, P. DeBottis, C. Bolich Row 1: J. Hennessey, N. Thompson, J. Eipp, Row 2: C. Gior- dano, D. Ramagleno, P. Link, Row 3: P. Cole, C. Coyne, A. McMahon, M. Sidon, Row 4: J. Ashby, M. Nevins, T. Wood' Sophomores 229 Lynda Ensby, Allison Jensen, Mary Beth Perkins. Back-Terri Toennies. Row 1: A. Pompo, K. Friedrich, Row 2: K. Spillman, B. Rowe, J. Reith. Row 3: W. Kasmer, A. Gillespie, K. Zaborowski, K. Smith. Salt Cheerleaders, We’ve Qot Spirit, l es We ’Do! We’ve Qot Spirit, Mow About l ou?” First row-Kris Friedrich, Kim Howard Second row-Shclly Kern, Robyn Hamilton, Lisa Eicholtzer, Elain Markert, Mary Beth Hunter, ... We’re Proud... Loud!! V. B ball: B. Rowe, Row2: N. Schneider, L. Kinsley, Row 3: T. Toen nies, S. Kern, L. Anderson, Row 4: Captain K. Howard, M. Perkins. Wrestling: E. Markert, Row 2: L. Eicholtzer, K. Middlemore, M. LePorte, M. McCarthy, M. Coloprisco Winter Cheerleaders We’re Pees... J.V. B’ball: K. Kraft, L. Johnson, S. Spillman, Row 2: A. Gilles- pie, K. Spillman, Row 3: J. Reith, Missing: K. Friedrich, A. Pompo ...Say it Loud... ...Say it Loud... “What can I say? This is my best side.” lirkefa Mr. Bogardus, Vicc-Principal Mr. Neault, Vice-Principal Mr. Coleman, Principal Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. Breck, Mrs. Sturm Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. I.ucy, Mrs. Krafft, Mrs. Perkins Mrs. Cooper Guidance Teacher Assistant Secretaries Mrs. Shay, Mrs. Aja District Media Center guidance ROW 1: Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs. Condon ROW 2: Mr. Bethel, Mr. Jamieson, Mr. Haws, Mr. Canill Kesourse Health Mr. Schiller, Mrs. Weideman, Mrs. Zader Mr. Miravito, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. Dillon 237 238 Mrs. Gaffney. Mrs. Pratt Mrs. Basile Mrs. Case Mrs. Bartlett Mr. Harvey Mr. McCartan Mrs. Winnewisser Mr. Turner Commercial Mr. Lauri Mrs. De Fabio Mr. Brussel Mrs. Higgenbotham 239 Mr. Wiley Mr. Decker Mr. MacPherson Mrs. Maschiri, Mrs. Frank Mr. Graves Mr. Krantz Mr. Bailey languages Mrs. Corrin foreign Mr. Schermerhorn Mrs. O’Hara Mrs. Nevid Audiology Co-op Mr. O’Donnell Mrs. Koontz Mrs. Coulter Miss Cyr Mrs. Bramble, Depl Head 240 Mr. Armstrong Mr. De off Mr. Sgroi, Dept. Head Mrs. Baird Mr. Scott Mr. Obine Mrs. Molampy Mr. Eno Mr. Tudman Mrs. Rhebergan Mrs. Carnage Mr. Barden Mr. Weller, Dept. Head Mr. Patchett Mrs. P a 242 Mr. Honeywell Mrs. Jenninsjs, Miss Peach Mr. Skaden Mrs. Sweet Mrs. Mahany, Miss Rowe Mrs. Brody, Miss Duckett 243 Science Mr. Bender, Mr. Pierce 244 Mr. Foster, Mrs. Bullard, Mr. Proulx Mr. Doris, Mrs. Tcstone Mrs. Morrow, Mr. Powell Dr. Price, Dept. Head Mr. Coon, Dept. Head Mr. Tamow Mr. Rio, Mr. Bassett Mr. Baker, Mrs. Kramei 245 — 'U-U!. Jill Mrs. DiPictro, Ms. Post Mr. Alesandro, Mr. Engles Athletic Equipment Management Mr. Keenan Mr. Burtless George Newcomb Tastefully done, girls, tastefully done! 247 248 250 Congratulations Class of ’79 from Morris Pumps he. Baldwins cille Office Congratulations and Best of Cuck Baskin-Robbins Bavarian Pretzel Cards Gifts Cinema National DeRoma Salon Dey Bros. 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