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

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ely On the Thursday during Spirit Week, tie-dyes could be found everywhere around school. Here Bob Scherfling and Katie Klein show off theirs while Kevin Keller tries to fade into the background since he seems to have forgotten his at home. Although not a fad to Scott Ogata, karate is a pastime that many kids have taken an interest in lately. te N I A Scon Murray The cafeteria is the place to find some of the lat- est of fashions. It's the place where the most kids can be found together all at the same time. -I The multi-colored Converse and the docksiders are a fashion (and a fad!) but wearing two differ- ent colors on the same day? Students always like to be seen in their favorite colors. Don Cahill obviously likes green and black for school time. Andre3 Haas Andrea Haas Fads and Fashions 27

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FADS AND Oincrediblel” Comments like this are what help some people get up in the morning to pick out their clothing ensemble for the day. They wear what they feel good in—comfort and style, that’s the key to fashion. Each person chooses a special style all for themselves, and expands on that ■ style to make it work for them. Fashion and style not only are represented by the clothes you wear, but it is also the way you carry and present yourself. You won't look good on the outside, unless you feel good inside first. Fashion is all a matter of who you are, and what you want others to see you as. You pick the image and expand on that. Of course there’s always those who could care less about what other people think, or how they look. When asked what his most comfortable outfit is, Bill Pisano replied, My sweaty and smelly T-shirt and shorts after practice.” It is people like this who rely on their personality rather than their outward appearance. Fads fade in and out as people and attitudes change. One person picks up on an idea, tells it to someone else, who in turn helps spread it all over, and all of a sudden a fad is in the making. I skate with my friends all the time. We first started skating because it was a fad, but now we skate because it’s fun. Most people who skate just because it’s a fad just move on when the next one comes along. Not usl” Dave Comeau seems to have found the perfect fad to fit into his lifestyle. Fads and fashions play such a big role in our lives, and some don’t even realize it. From the fashion magazines that crowd the newspaper stands, to the quarter pipes that can be found in the parking lots around Baldwinsville, fads and fashions will always be present. Changing the way we dress, our attitude about everyday issues, and the way we think and feel about ourselves. Kim Presley Mike GuackcnUush Vlike Ou.iokonbitsh The colors red and white influence the style of some students since they are the school's col- ors. True spirit is shown here by Christie Purin. There are some people who you just come to expect to wear clothes that are way out of the ordinary. We’ve come to count on Kyle Weidman's sense of style to brighten our day. Punk music and surfing are two fads that have come into existence as of late. Mike Kinstle's locker is decorated in all the latest groups and surfers. Fads and Fashions Shannon Moziak and Andrea Haas

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To psyche out Liverpool at a cross-country meet, Jennifer Capria and Kim Nasiadka were found eat- ing up” orange jello, representing Liverpool. Halloween came early for Mike Lyons when evil spirits” left their mark Homecoming weekend. Andrea Haas Spectators were stunned by the swarm of balloons that sailed out of the Homecoming beehive. Mike Quackenbush Between classes. Brad Townsend shows his spirit by trying to find pictures of his friends in the yearbook display in the library window. Caught with his pants down, John Nelson is waiting for Inspector 12 to put her stamp of ap- proval on his tie-dyed Hanes. 28 Spirit Brett Newcomb