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

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■Ksa Homecoming 20 These sophomores enjoy riding on Iheir first place float Dave Place gets a little pep talk from Mr Wanzer before the Marching Band does their halltime performance.

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As anyone will tell you, the stereo is a very important part of everyone's weekend This is the hangout at room 114, and Kim Trach, Rob Carey, and Ron Ryder are just sitting around, waiting for the weekend. Weekends are a time to forget about teachers, books and school. They are a time to rest, relax and enjoy the company of friends. For some, that means PARTY-TIME, for others sleeping late, and still others, going to games or to movies. Most of the kids voted on parties as the most important part of every weekend. It's a time to meet new friends and talk with old friends. A lot of good times and memories can be found at parties. Those who chose sleeping late were often found not having this freedom because there was some- thing to do around the house. When asked, one student replied, I have to catch up on my sleep from all those late nights staying up studying. A large number of kids spend Fridays and Saturdays watching games on Baker High's athletic fields. It's a good time to get to- gether with friends. So, get together, go places and have a good time because Monday will be here soon. Mr. Coleman and other B'ville fans enjoy the tine sport of spectating on weekends. Weekends Were Made for . Weekends 19

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Stadium Homecoming Brings in the Crowd M.C. Dan Dziadula announces the 1982 Homecoming Queen Candidates at the Pep Rally. The Homecoming events began bright and early Saturday morning with the parade. Nice weather and a good-sized crowd contributed to the success of the parade along with unique floats, the well-re- hearsed marching band, dressed up queen candidates and many young ghosts, goblins, and witches. The results of the float contest were a little different from other years as the sophomores took first, while the juniors received second and the seniors settled for third. The pep rally exceeded all oth- ers when the guy cheerleaders, lay Dydyk, Rob Allen, Andy Pompo, Kirby , )ono Hosier, Paul Calkins, Duffer McArdell, Mark Girard and Brad Johnson debuted to Shout , wearing pleated skirts and filled out sweaters. The students showed their enthusiasm with dapping and singing, which definitely broke up the monotony of run-of-the-mill Ba- ker pep rallies. In a rough game of two-hand touch, the juniors defeated the sophomores and went on to play the seniors in a championship game. Brutality was shown by both teams but the seniors, with the help of the male cheerleading squad, beat the juniors, 7-0. (unior, Kelly Stevenson punts the bell to the waiting senior offense. Giving us the best version of Shout seen so far are guy cheerleaders Brad lohnson and Mark Girard. Homecoming 21