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

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blanddancecorykilgallenplaydungeonsanddragonsrod Working hard After the football practice, Jeff McCullar puts in more hard work at McDonalds mak- ing our favorite french fries. As the end of the school day draws near, many kids look forward to going home and relaxing. This isn't true for all students at Baker High, however. For some, 3:00 means time to go to work. Baker students can be found working all over Baldwinsville. As Chris Lower said, A job gives you a feeling of confidence and independence. A job takes up a lot of a person's time. Well, one thing's for sure . . . they work hard for the money! - 1 A sticky situation for Paul Calkins as he Mary Falardeau, a Fay's cashier, always makes a display of hairspray at Carl's Drugs, greets her customers with a big smile. Shannon Grant, a cashier at Dave's Cedarwood Farms, seems puzzled about the contents of the bag. Check out, Dave Young behind the desk at the Baldwinsville Public Library. 8 Working

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MCRASHINTOCARSCHRISLOWERWRITELETTERSSHAWNSABINER Laurie Wiltse enjoys spending her summer time watertubing. Janet Argersinger seems to be contemplating about her summer activities. Bill McCracken, Mark Miller, Jim McCool, and Jim Barnaba spend an interesting mo- ment together. Summers are what Tracie Arnold and Sheila Anderson live for.