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

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—— •r- ' ♦- Seniors, Kris Ryan and Dawn Ail tired out, from a hard day of Mart race off to be the first off school, Jim Taylor relaxes in the school grounds. ioL Lisa Pratt’s yellow bug takes her and her friends wherever they wish travel.

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What makes you laugh? Is it a funny face, a great joke, or just having a good time with your friends? It’s prob- ably all that and more. But for junior Shannon Magari, “A good time means being with my friends and going to the movies. One thing that definitely tickles the funny bone is go- ing to the movies. Just round up all your friends to see the latest comedy flick. Or maybe you'd like to poke a little fun at the newest “horror movie. But wherever you go, make sure you take a whole crew of friends to make the time a lit- tle, or maybe a lot, more en- joyable. Another great way to have fun is to tell the latest joke you've heard to your friends. That’ll always get them gig- gling. And in BHS we've got our own crew of blooming comedians. These students can liven up the most boring class, make lunchtime a ton of laughs, and make your day just a little bit funnier. Isn’t it great to hear a joke once in a while? Make your friends laugh, you'll all feel much bet- ter after you do. Danielle Gordon Friends and laughter are the greatest wag to go. You have to be hap- py to have a good time. Sandy flnselment Laughter 13

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What happened Michelle? Watch out when Kourtney Klosen is behind the wheel. Need a ride? Sue Worth's taxi service will bring you. It's even safe! Cars y SHOTGUh!” Horizon, Trans Am, Rabbit, Cbevette, 280ZX, Mustang- sounds like the parking lot out back everyday as school is dismissed, and all the seniors rush to their cars and race out of the lot. By the time you become a senior—most students drive to school in their own car, which Mom and Dad bought them, or they drive the family roadster ’til they save for their own. There can be many advantages to owning your own car as well as several disadvantages. Chet Thomp- son believes that an advan- tage to having bis own car is that, “I don’t have to take the bus anymore, and I never have trouble finding a seat. More advantages begin the same day you bring home your new auto. Whether it be a bomber or a caddy—it’ll get you where your headin’! No more, “Have the car home by ... or ... gosh there’s 62 miles on the car, and you said you only went to ... ’’ It’s finally a day of freedom. No rules, no curfews, and if you crash—no punishment. Although, owning a car is also a heavy responsibility. All those insurance payments, gasoline, minor repairs, new stereo systems, and those once-in-a-blue moon tickets, always for crossing the white line. Well—drive on all! Shotgun! Chris Hourihan Groovy! Par- t i c u I a r ly convertibles. They make a great “chick magnet”. Bart fTlarvin Stephany lean “the mean machine Ensby shows off her automobile!