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

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Side of Homecoming Pickard, and Paul Durkin. Seniors: Doug Shaver, Vinnie Lang, and Kevin Sheehan. (Above) Shown here, during the Pep Rally were the Mr. Legs candidates for Homecoming ’81. (Right) Homecoming Pep Rally saw Kevin Sheehan “crowned as the Mr. Legs '81. The winner of the Mr. Legs Contest was announced during the Pep Rally Friday. Cindy Pillans (Senior Class flirt) crowned Kevin Sheehan the Mr. Legs 1981. We’d like to congratulate all the guys for having enough guts to do it too! Another problem with the traditional Homecoming is only the guys can play in the football game. So this year, with John Nostrant organizing it, the first Powderpuff Football game was played the Sunday after Homecoming. The preseason favorite, the Seniors, (coached by Arc, their captain Kevin Sheehan) played the Juniors, who were coached by Mag, their captain Pete Rice. Surprisingly enough, many spec- tators came to watch the Juniors upset the Seniors, 20-12. Also included in the game, of course, were cheerlead- ers. The Senior guys dressed as cheer- leaders and the same for the Ju- niors. Many people believed that the cheerleaders stole the show, they did such a good job. All in all, the untraditional tradi- tions being the Mr. Legs and the football game, seem that they will become a very realistic part of the future, and also be very much re- membered as an important part of Homecoming. Homecoming 21

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Other The (Above) Shown here are the Sr. cheerleaders who cheered their team on despite defeat. (Left) The Homecoming game would be complete without Wendy Wojnovic and Ote the Goat. (Right) Eileen McDonough and Terry Smith watch the game where the Jrs. won 20 12. any people remember the traditional things when they think of Homecoming. Flower sales, spirit week, the queen, etc., are remem- bered. But what about the events that are not so traditional? The Mr. Legs contest, and the Powderpuff Football game are two such events. The Mr. Legs contest was de- signed when some students thought it was unfair that the girls are al- ways the ones to win prestigous ti- tles. But whoever heard of a Home- coming Queen that was a guy? So, the Mr. Legs was established last year for them. The supposed ten best legs in the school get together and, with just their legs showing, get their pictures taken. These pictures are then mounted for display and kids vote on them. The most popu- lar legs are the winner! This years’ candidates were sophomores: Mike Sheehan, Tim Hall, and Bill Lynch; Juniors: Mike Miller, Jeff Strife, Jim 20 Student Life

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L Hanging Out in . In the morning, the worst place to find yourself when the homeroon bell rings is the hallways. It seems that ev- eryone waits until the last minute to get to homeroom, and you are no ex- ception. Usually your homeroom’s on the third floor and you are downstairs trying to get up. You find yourself be- hind a real slow poke, and no matter how much you step on his heels, he never goes any faster. By the time you’re almost to the room, the final bell rings and you start praying you have a sub that doesn’t know what the heck s going on. If this happens to you, you’re not alone. The worst problem Baker has got, besides smelly lockerrooms, is the hall- ways. Unless there is an epidemic, or Senior Skip Day the halls are usually very crowded. Maybe someday they could possibly widen the halls. Crowdedness in the halls does not a!- ways happen just because of the overpopulation, sometimes it happens .Im'.b'Lnf,dav’ ,hese Juniors walk because a group of friends decided to when you knock stop and talk in front of some stairs knock back anH , aside’ H and you’re trying to get from room the floor The ! u“ fmd yours«'f «1 206 to your locker then back to a cake is the CftP’?ble“ that kes fl study hall. How do you explain to your “ 6 C°Uple that ha to teacher that the reason why you’re late is because Jane and friends had a rap session in front of the stairway? No way will they believe you. Another problem in the halls is the way people walk. All of a sudden 22 Hallways J? , y u nd yourself givina un nd getting about it Or h ' u P ■round h«L s ,!C,d b“' «»» m ls trough them, but Matt Christian, Rick Wiley, and Don Fro man on their way to class. down the halls with their arms arouiK each other. How do you tell Ron 1 and Juliet to get out of the way? 0 they’re coming right for you and befo‘ you know it you find yourself smad between them, facing their armpits I gets to be very embarrassing-