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

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 Up where we belong... ” The Junior Prom of the class of '84 was certainly a night to remember. Held at the beautiful Tonino's Trattoria of Liverpool, dozens of couples enjoyed good music, great food, and spectacular company that only the class of 1984 could provide. After the scrumptious buffet and the hot air balloon cake were delightfully devoured, the honored Royal Court was voted upon. Our class monarchs were Joe Falardeau, his Queen Lisa Cutillo, and their court . Craig Loucks, Stephanie Smart, Bill Lynch, and Wendy Church. In speaking of the Prom, kind thoughts were abound. In the words of one senior, It was the greatest night of my life; everyone danced and was happy! . May 14, 1983 was an evening of romance and excitement. All in attendance exited with a feeling that left them Up Where We Belong . KRAFFTPLAYHOOPKATHYWATZFITSEVENGIRLSINMYMGMARKGI

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Heather Allen and Chip Arvantides share a quiet moment together at the Junior Prom held at Tonino's Trattoria. The prom was enjoyed by many students - just ask Kirsten Coleman and Mike Sheehan. After posing for family pictures, Lori Dunham and Ralph McCarthy, followed by Todd McArdell and Lisa Malfitano, leave for the Prom. The students at the 1983 Junior Prom not only had a lovely dinner, but they enjoyed a beautiful cake also. amming it Up for the camera are Pat The 1983 Junior Prom King and Queen, Joe Tn't' A°aVe Umpare,,a' Mark Rossler, Falardeau and Lisa Cutillo, with their court: 26 Prom df1 6 Craig Loucks, Stephanie Smart, Wendy Church, and Bill Lynch.

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Taking a break Chris Sutfiff, Brian McArdell, Jim Amalfitano, and Kim Rolison seem to be wondering what is going on out on the path. The path seems to go through many changes each year, but it has never lost its appeal to the students at Baker High School. Rick Croffut, a sophomore, seems to have a pretty good idea of what the path represents. He says, It's a good way to start out a day even if you don't smoke. You can just bring a radio and listen to some tunes. Well, with or without a radio there's plenty to listen to. Friends meet between classes and discuss their wardrobe; others go out for a quick smoke without fear of being sent to in-school - as long as they're over the white line. At one time the path was basically one group who were recognized as the path people; but now there's a mixture of students out there to take a break for fun between their daily classes. RARDLOITERMAUREENENGELSGOOUTFORBREAKFASTANDREADU t-harlotte Kennedy, Kim Atkinson, and Tammy Bender hang out before school starts. Kevin Kam finds a place to sit and relax on the old bus circle during his lunch period.