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

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B’villes biggest bash For three days each year, the community of Baldwinsville engages in a vareity of activities at the Oktoberfest. Food, beverages, parades, and games provide limitless fun for all ages. The students at Baker High School really know how to party The Baldwinsville Fire Department proudly marches in the Oktoberfest parade. when they get there. It seems all thoughts of academics vanish minutes after arriving. Betsy McRee, a junior; Rick Croffut, a sophomore; and Shawn Sabine, a senior, all seem to agree that it's one of the best places to see friends, eat good food, and have a great time. Not only is it a great time, but it serves a good cause for our community. The money raised is given to the Baldwinsville Volunteer Ambulance Corps. ARSSANTINARENDERBEROMANTICDAVIDYOUNGGOTOPARTIESM Portraying oranges and grapefruits, Andrea Dumsch, Karen Howard, and lisa Greco show community spirit. Dave Kuntz, along with everyone else who went to the Oktoberfest, sure did enjoy the delicious food Darlene Neverette and Chris Keckison en- joy a day at the Oktoberfest Oktoberfest 31

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 ONEYANDEAT CANDYB S. . Mayor Tom Doris, our very own Physics teacher, rides in the Oktoberfest parade. Steph Smart, Shawn Coates, and Becky lones just enjoy being together at the 'fest. John McFall has second thoughts about using his remaining ”ride tickets. 30 Oktoberfest

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Homecoming ’83 This years Homecoming brought on a new twist for Baker High. The greatest dimension involved was SPIRIT! This could be observed at the Homecoming Dance, pep rally, powderpuff, but most of all at the football game. It was a successful weekend for all, the highlight being the defeat of the J.D. Red Rams, 28-21. Much of the success can be attributed to the boundless energy from our new athletic director, Leo Johnson. Student Council provided the buses involved in the motorcade that dominated Rt. 690 all the way to Coyne field. Even though some felt as they were in Alaska, the exuberance of the crowd showed through. There were many celebration parties all weekend inspired by the tremendous victory. It was a great spark of enthusiasm for the beginning of our 83-84 school year. There were ten queen candidates, which were nominated differently this year. It allowed for a variety of girls running with the winner being Becky Church and her runner up, Ellen Walker. The excitement included Wendy Earle as the Junior Princess, and Erin Mulvaney as the Sophomore Princess. ARLABEHRCRYOVERGUYSDANDIBBLERUNSHERRYLITTAUWATCHS 32 Homecoming A very happy Homecoming Queen, Becky Chruch, and her escort. Bill Lynch. Jerry Wojack shows his school spirit while at the 1983 Homecoming game.