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

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Jennifer Huntley Getting you where you want to go Transportation Either by car, by foot, or by the dreaded bus, we’ve all got to find a way to get back and forth from school every day. Many of the students drive to school. I don’t know how I’d live without my car says Shannon Wadsworth. If they don’t drive, they usually find a friend that does. As Lori Ayotte says, I don’t need my car to drive to school, enough of my friends drive and I can always get a ride.” Tony Glover comments, I used to take the bus to school, until Carrie ’luckily’ broke her ankle. Now I drive to school in the huge, grey, rust buck- et practically named The Flinstone Mobile'. Still it is great, I can sleep in later. When I have to take the bus again. I’ll have a hard time adjusting. It’s sad, my senior year, and I have to ride the bus with all these kids. I must Jennifer Huntley be getting old, and spoiled with the car.” When asked how she gets to school, senior Donna Bestor replies, Some days I ride the bus, some days I drive. It depends on how much money I have that week for gas.” But not everyone drives themselves to school or grabs a ride with a friend. Says Colleen Conrad, I wish I didn’t have to walk to school. It’s really bad in the winter on the days when I can't find a ride. Amy McBride comments, T have to ride the bus and it's a pain. Whenever anyone does anything wrong, the bus driver writes us all up for it. And she never comes early enough, so we don’t get to school un- til right before the bell rings. Most everyone agrees that they hate riding the bus. Corey Bogart says, I'd rather walk five miles than have to ride the bus for five minutes. Fred Heltman agrees, I used to get to school by the bus, full of little kids, but now since I have a ride, I will nev- er take the bus again.” Jennifer Edgett Jennifer Huntley Fran O'Leary walks to school every day to keep in shape. One of the things Heather Doran dislikes most abour school is having to get up early and wait for her bus. Transportation 27

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26 Transportation Erika Muench Good friends Kristin Boivin, Jen Parsons, Lori Sierpina and Tracy Seelman walk together ev- eryday and catch up on the latest gossip. As he steps ott the bus, Pete Layton eyes the photographer. After arriving at school around 7:30 a.m., Tom Rogers and Joe Ortlieb, find no need to rush to get to homeroom on time.

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The things that set you apart Trademarks. Remember that kid in elementary school whose hair always stuck up at the crown? You could tell it was him before he even turned around just be- cause of that certain way his hair stood on end. It was his trademark . It set him apart from the crowd. Whether it’s an expression, a habit, a way of dressing, or a certain belief you have, there’s always something that sets each person apart from the crowd, distinguishes you as an individual, as an original. Expressions seem to be a popular trademark. Many times a certain expression can really sum up your per- sonality. Danielle Kozma says that she's constantly telling people, You're cool.” Laura Avery’s motto is work hard, have fun, and be your best.” Danielle Minney says that her stan- dards make: her an original, only the best, anything else is an incomprehen- sibility.” Often something you continually do can make an original. Tania Gale laughs when she tells her trademark, My expressions. Why? Because no one else wcjuld dare to do them.” Ev- eryone can tell it’s Amy Lamica com- ing if you hear someonejchewing gum. Amy says she chews gum because it’s a proven fact that it by a lot faster.” The way Toni Biegan- owski styles I her hair is | what she savs everyone can tell her thinks the Nordheim sets her ai part from everyone in the what she says by. Samantha way I dress” es the day go school. Even if you don’t think you have a trademark , you do. There is some- thing about each of us that makes us original. Be proud of it. It’s what makes you special. Like Danielle Min- ney says, People don’t seem to realize that it’s cooler to stand out in a crowd than to blend in.” Katrina Donaghey When Rob asked about hers and she’s Burkhart and eir trademar mine e: len Fallon were he replied, I'm 28 One person with an extraordinary taste for clothing, Danielle Minney, states, 1 try to be r as different as I can.