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

 - Class of 1974

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filled life with Duke. Jeffrey Loop leaves his I am the Queen of England poster to Chip. a tree frog to Nort, a six pack of Maximus Super to Lee and C. W. Baker up for grabs. David Lord leaves knowing he will see Randy, Ron, and John down at the Sports Bowl trying to beat him at the candy machine. David Lowe leaves 15 unsolvable mathematical, chemical equations and the love of Christ to all. Bill Luke leaves Paul ELLIOT Johnson two. three, or maybe even four more years in this school. John MacConaghy leaves in hopes of someday the Budget will be able to afford a Hockey Team, and to Terry Dowd he leaves one broken Koho stick, and one pair of Lange skates. Barbara MacDonald leaves for the sand, sun, and surf of the western coast or the clear air of the mountains or the green grass of the south, but she will leave! Jill MacDonald leaves to her brother ail the notes she ever look in B.H.S., and to all her friends lots of luck in the future. Liz Maras leaves to follow in Mer ' s footsteps; Tom, many of good i; Deb Hughes to get things she couldn ' t, ■jas Markert leaves Mr. S. two punks, three phonies, and a brand Leslie Martans leaves with Rusty in his V.W. Camper, Paul B. a pack of Breath Savers for all his girlfriends with bad breath, and to meet Mr. D. and Mr. W. at 7:15 A.M. for another cup of coffee! Anne Mastrogiovanni leaves one personal message to Karen, a thank- you note to Janet, a morning mirror to Katie, Sweet Scent to Nonie, Deb, and Cindy, and a falling star to Dan. Nonie Mathers leaves to Anne one Bic Pen. to Debbie and Doug, each a pint of excitement, remember whenV to Katie and Cindy, to her brothers and their friends, a ship to run. Claudia Maurer leaves to Amanda all the joys, sorrows, hopes, cares, and problems of her last two years, treasure them always. To Mr, Grant, she leaves her tres. books to get lost AT LEAST one more time. Finally, she leaves (GMW). Beth Mayo leaves a smile full of memories to all of her friends, a glass that won ' t spill to Cheryl, a parking place to Janet, and various and sundry things to Dani. Jim Mazoway leaves Sliv some W. and D.: Bris a big J., and I some silicone for G. J. Gale McArdell leaves John, a How to Cut Hair book and a r beans. Wag; 3 Honks and Blue card. Bobby; a Mod Shop and a ... sub. Patty; her 3 sp, dump truck and Butch and Maggie; her tha Sharon McDonald leaves with four years of memories, and another McDonald and friends to put up with — God help Baker!! Joanne McElaney leaves to begin a new life, to the groupies a bag full of a whole other smoke, her love to Don and Rose, and luck to the two faithful Junior Jean Queens, Miss Leah, Miss Jeannie. Michael McGivney leaves to his bald headed friend happy memories of him, and his used socks. to Tim and Steve all the happiness he found during four years at Baker. Kathy Merriam leaves Willie, Sal, Lip, and Horns (the Five Fingers) memories of the past, Alfred a set of clothes of his own and for a life with Mr. DnoMud D. Dduj. Nancy Merrit leaves a quadnipuled noitadnemmoc to Mr. Bob, Pat, his coat and an ounce of Dr. D. ' s cure-all to Nan cuz she gave hers away and her seat in chemistry to Mr. Bender for the next talker. Stew Metzler leaves Jon Wood 1001 HO ' s; the faculty of Baker all the rest of the Metzler clan, and all the good and bad mei behind. David Miller leaves this school to all the undergraduates of the Scott Mincher leaves Peggy a half empty locker to clean; Steve, a six pack of Mick to follow in his brothers footsteps; Ray a harem of his own, and J. J., J. J. Bambi Mitchell leaves for CCT in August, the hope that Fluff finds her heart ' s desire, happiness to S. C. P. H., the stage to T. M. and the band to G. N. past four years have gone. Wendy Mocyk leaves Mr. M. her tons delicious MHD ' s; the cheerleaders hei figure out which is Don, her or her husband. Most important she leaves for the last time only to keep herself busy until PAFJ she can be together O. A.F. A. ! Rick Monterville leaves himself one bottle of pinch repellent, Karen one book on How to Bring the Dead to Life . Paul six cases of Mogen-David Concord Wine which You can ' t even feel , and Murph a 3-yr. supply of 65 ' s so he can get out of this joint. Melanie Moore leaves for better times in belter places with L, H.. D. R., T. H., D. P., and M. H. and the school to four more Moor ' s and hope they can overcome it. Melanie Mover leaves Miss Maschiri peace quiet and hope she will remember her name; Mrs. Gamage have a nice day ; Mr. Baile to remember the Female grease monkeys in period 8; and Baker High to her little brother Scott. Colleen Mulvaney leaves B.H.S. with its many memories; Sharon and Jean many of fun times; Liz in a good mood ; to Milford to see Goosey ; T. C. to be with M. L.; and into the world to find eternal happiness. Mnnka Murray doesn ' t leave Bruce, but leaves Patrick one more yr. up schedules and rotten lunches. Also to Wendy a tricycle bt, Pat a Direct Telephone, and Karen BLLLogna! Sue Nash leaves the girl ' s track team knowing that everything is honky-doory. Mr. Mathew ' s back room to next years Chemists and half her wardrobe to Carol. Debra Nasiff leaves B.H.S. to Mr. Jamieson and years of trying to her Mom and Dad. Roger Nasiff leaves one of the thousands of back homework papers to Mr. Obine, a broken padlock to Mr. Pelcher, Sunset Terrace, the course for time and all the goodies Coach Wiltse can ihink up for next years Cross Country Team. Robyn Nelson leaves with hopes that she will never have to say thai she misses school, and wishes she was back. Karen Nielsoii leaves to all an empty room, for them to understand what echoes within. Gary Noll leaves a full moon and a kick in the leg to Wolfgang, the barn to Gregg and another year to the Groupies , the Giants to Lib and a pipe to Chink. Tef f Noll leaves B ' Ville to contend with 4 more Noll ' s, and a padded ench to next year ' s Pine Brothers! Dianne O ' Brien leaves Jean — Some interest in sports. Denise — Lots of hustle. Ms. V. C,— Lots of thanks and hope for winning seasons. Ms. C. — In search of another scratching post and better luck on bets. Ms. R. — A gh. Barbara Oldenburg leaves this scbool to all the other kids, who have alot more years to go. Fred Oliver leaves Mr. S., The Scum of the Earth. Tim O ' Mara leaves hopefully for Makapoo Point, leaves Mr. Coon with the memory of projects he HATES. Coach with a dinner speech, Barney, an opinion is never wrong, and Sue his hair and a lot of good memories. Gary Osborne leaves to Baker High his brother Brian, to Polly and Bill 1,000 soft pretzels, and to Terry; five lousy pickles. Danielle Osier leaves all the ones she truly loves many memories, and to Mrs. Tuttle all her worries and problems but she ' s afraid she ' ll have to take them with her. To all, peace, love, freedom hap- piness. Daryl Page leaves Mr. Sennett his brilliant plan on how- to skip his gym class one year without getting caught. Char Pallos leaves Dino to Mr. Johnson, to Pam 3 years M| | of used wrestling tickets; D. F. to V. C; and to Mike and Mark the ability to get good grades without studying. Emily Parker leaves toots a 2nd wardrobe, red underwear, a bass voice and lotsa luv to the C.G. girls, Mr. W. — an oc ' happiness, hope and a kiss to Beth, Willi and Leme, a L.G. and her heart to Stebie. Jessie Parker leaves Jon in peace, Sue lots of great memories. Decker

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dcrclassmen who have nothing belter to chase. Karen 1 more yr. of fun and Marth and Jucle all the thanks in the world. Kathy Hansen leaves her friendship to Mrs. Price: the high school to Nadine and Lynda; and good luck to Sue and Aqua Jewel. Lyn Hazen leaves Ms. VC many thanks for her time and memories which will never be forgotten. Becky the best of luck always. Denesie 1 unbreakable comb and Jamie. Mark Heffernan leaves a rock to Sliver and a brain to Murph. Sonja Heins leaves C. W. Baker High the unhappiest years of her life. Tvko Helberg leaves for the west coast with the rest of the band with our start but will return in 2 yrs. to be with Diane for the rest of eter- nitv, also a pair of raunchy underwear in M. S. ' s truck. Susan Helmbold leaves toots Gale one more sand dune to climb and a walk on 370, In a Little While , Karen Lane her band, Warren a firecracker, and Mr. Wanzer a magic button. Jmli Heron lean ' s I frog and 1 tango to Jane, 1 chicken and 1 demerit lo Brobert Ich werde dich immer lieben to Briidchen. Alot of laughs and Ein Ehe paar . . . to Frau Coulter and many enjoyable phone calls to P. J. Robert Herloski leaves Mr. Doris 5,000,000 assorted fuses, an automatic sine wave drawer and a slide rule w a memory; to the K-C team a McDonalds Map; to Mr. Arcaro the results of all track meets; and to Mr. Bailey 1 oil-burning Chevy. Debra Hews leaves to the custodians a broken locker to fix. Steve Hewitt leaves Bill Radel a 900 Kawasoki and John Jon poochess. Carol Hibbard leaves Baker High to seven brothers and sisters; alot of good luck to all mv friends; lots of thanks and appreciation to all ms leuchcrs and counselors. Jon Holtman leases a little confused about where he ' s going but anyways he leaves the same poem to Kathy, the fraternity to Kolo to take care of and to P. no. 2, a gar. P.A.O. Deborah Honsman leaves Baker High to have a happy and exciting life with Bob S. Cathy Hourihan leaves her brother Mike, 2 more yrs. in this place, and her thanks to Mr. Decker for being such a great teacher. Sherry House leaves with the B.B.B. ' s lo K.P. M.K. The rememberance of all the great times we had togerther. And to all my friends 1 sink to remember, C. B., K. P., P. W„ N. H., S. P..D. S., and me by. John Housel leaves his brother Doug, all his knowledge that will help him make his future yrs. successful ones. Gwendolyn Howard leaves with her brother, Darrell, behind to br- ing our football team on to fame and glory and a sister that just night turn the school upside down in future yrs. Tom Howard leaves Bob T. 5 unpaid hours; Jeff S. some skill for S.H.; to Mr. Bender some dumb people to teach; to Paul a book on Don ' t Get Caught ; and to Gale the sports column. Gary Hughes leaves a banana tree to Bob Downing and his sister Debbie to all the boys. Mark Hulland leaves absolutely nothing lo anybody except Mr. Whiltse the Coach of the decade award, for being tops in my book, and nothing to the school except the old saying (You know where you can go). Kathy Hurley leaves with her brother Mike, the 1st thing they ' ve done together in years, and to Frear and Gok one more year oi IECK! and to wait for Bill Parody. Mary Alice Jackson leaves Mr. Griggs a bright Good lorning, sir! and to ail her underclassman friends OOD LUCK! chele Jamros leaves along with T. J. E. W. I ' m M. J. and E. W. to see the world; and hopefully still have H. D. when I return. To all my friends I say good- bye and good luck. John Jennings leaves Julie and all her weekly crushes. To Lisa a greal friendship and to Peggy and Kathy a year without their older brother. To Sweet I leave 3 six packs he never got! Esther Johnson leaves Baker High to her brother Lester, to do whatever he wants with it! Robert Johnson leaves to D. H. a hill, Juice Hardluck hotel, and Janet a lot of luck. Rusty Johnson leaves with Leslie in his V.W. Camper, to Mr. Decker a pair of WIDE tires for his truck, to Mrs. Eisen a rancid beaver, and finally a thank-you to Mr. Wiley for giving him his Blue Card . Cheryl Jones leaves her brother, Vernon, to the mercy of the lovesick freshmen girls; to Pamela long walks and talks; and of course to Bill a big hug and a package of fish sticks. John Jones leaves B.H.S. to Ricky, and Mr. Arcaro a winning football team. Richard Jones leaves his parking space to Deb and my high? posi- tion to my little brother Mike to strive for. Kris Julian leaves N. N. a dart board, J. M. a bed to be tied to, L. P. a great time in Boston. Larry Kelley leaves Chuck Wiltse ' s 1974 Cross Country i ' , : Team a water fountain and a John at the top of Sunset Peter Kelley leaves A. S. to Krunt Club; one more Kellev to teach German to Mrs. Coulter; and C. W. Baker to the last of the Kelley klan. Wendy Kelley leaves with the B.B.B. ' s and to all my friends thanks. Ravmond Killian leaves Sandy his motorcycle and a gallon of high test so she can raise hell underneath the School Library. Brian Kinsella leaves all his friends to carry on in his footsteps and raise hell. He also leaves Mr. Scott and Mrs. Plail a book of fairy Kathleen Kinslow leaves. Cindy Kline leaves to go off in the sunset with the DUKE eating black olives. Joseph Kline leaves Mr. S. one free pass to a house of ill-repute. Robin Krantz leaves K. P. a broken, bottle from the Forum, C. B. in the ba throom at Sunoco while K. P. and she take the oil. Then, to Canada with Sue Pond ' til Pat and Tony ' s pay day. Pete Krawiec leaves to meet Shelly at Don Pepe ' s some nite, Doughboy his great dodging ability and Cindy another hose fight. Susan Lamanche leaves lo all her friends the value of finding true friendship wherever they may go and to the underclassmen good luck. : Deb Landers leaves with a smile remembering all the good times she ' s had and all the better ones yet to come. Regina LaQuay leaves the fifth and last of the LaQuaj Dynasty for Baker High. Gail Lavoie leaves Debbie 24+ mistakes and no more. PLEASE: Drew, memories of ping pong and hits on stairs; Sammy, you ' re the brother I never had; Mark, you know what I leave you. Diane LeBlanc leaves Dawn, Sonja, Esther, Rose, Brenda, and Kim all the happiness they can find. Sharon Leitner leaves to be with B.B.B. ' s and a long playing version of Y.S.V. to the S.J. ' s and lo L. L. R., M. C, C. S., P. E., S. F., and K. R. Thank you, and also lo Judy a warm kiss from B. L. via airmail. Laurinda Link leaves lo find love in the world, meet Kris halfway from her place on the mountain, and visit N.Y.C. and M.B.S.C. Jim Linnenbach leaves C. P. a box of dirty rags; Mr. Patchelt an egg; J. M. an eency beency spider; Chink, the key to the freezer and to ;r sister the task of moving back, and to Mr. Grant the hope , „u beat ' em. jaquin leaves here saying good-bye to people that she really got la Jarvis leaves The Drama Club and Mr. Harden regrellully. yl Fenton, memories and an empty lunch table. To Bette and a worn out pen and a thousand question marks. To Baker 4 Pat Livingston leaves her lockers lo any sucker who wants lo use them. Donna Lloyd leaves Dobis all her schmuck , C. W. Baker High hei il»»K school lunches to scientific research, and to J. H. she leaves iennis abilities, one pr. of Grassy socks, a bootlace, and hei love. Becky Locke leaves; thanking L. S., M. J., Mr. Cahill, L. J. S., S. G. L. T., J. M., L. Sh., for their friendship and understanding; Lorm



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and Wiley one last milkshake and all her underclassmen friends in silence. Debra Patchett leaves to New Orleans with Missy and some time and hope to Mary, Darlene, and Lee. Greg Pearce leaves Mr. Doris a portrait of Newton lying unconscious under an apple tree. Jim, 24 Buds. Dave, to Haven. Ed. 3 qts. of tango. Garv, Bill Scott 1 jar of grease. Mike, his quote and 4 yrs. to K. Barb Pease leaves baby brother Rocky, to Arky in hopes of making him a star; and Una, Seg, and Becky all the luck to keep them on ecore leaves for Cooperslown with Koala; all the teachers to put up with her sister Chervl and her friends; and to go find I. id Mo. and C. P. the sta : bv the Auto Mechani Carl Pclcher leaves Quinnie. Ott, Hogo, Wap. Greg. Rum. Howie a bathtub. Spurch a newspaper, John his bed, Nag Rick his Gravel Bowl trophy, and Andi his 21 shirt. s to Russ cowboy spurs and twelve points, to Ray a Steve, good luck. David Pirong leaves Jimmy 4 yrs., Mr. S. a bottle of hair grower, and to leave, for good. Judy Plank leaves a can of bug repellent to Terry, Minnerva to Jan; to Mr. Wiley a can of hair spray and dippity-do, a pair of eyes to Miss W., to Mr. D. a duck; to Billy a Honda and she keeps Bob. Mike Powers leaves Mr. Obine a student who does his homework and his sister a dollar bet she won ' t pass the trig, regents. Susan A Prusinowski leaves for the children- to grow and bread for the ducks. Wishes to Mary. Beth and Robin. Paul Nagle leaves his good looks to Jim Silliman, his Vince Lombar- di game to Coach Arcaro, a handkerchief to Mr. Kasmir. and Baldwinsville to all the cheap two bit punks. Rruce Quimby doesn ' t leave Martha, but leaves Kevin 3 lore years of messed up schedules and rotten lunches. o Dan, hopes that his hard work and desire earns him starting end position in college. ives with OTTO petty, for the Glades to soak up 11 Radel leaves Cheryl part of a Hostess Twinkie and r brother Vernon all the Broads in Baker. Marianne Ranieri leaves Baker with her sister and brother moving up; with hope that they have as much ;as she had. Pauline Reed leaves her sister T. D. all her advice and her brother her foot tracks, also she leaves with lots of love with B. F. in a married life. letsv Regan leaves Maureen Adams the best wishes with Ricky and Jill for 3 more years and to Mr. Schiller good luck teaching. Ed Regan leaves Baker High to J. R. Steve Rhodes leaves Lois in the band room clapping her hands and stamping her feet; Dale all of his broken drum sticks: and of course, with Emily. Anita Ridgeway leaves Becky one ounce of aggressiveness, Denise one lb. of desire, all the other athletes much luck. Ms. C. 4 where she wants it, Ms. R. a mile smile, and Ms. VC a trillion thanks for a million memories. Deborah Roberts leaves -Mrs. Coulter 1 box of Kleenex, Judi one more bottle of Tango, Paul one year and finally Auf Weidersehen . Michael Rocco leaves coach Johnson the wrestling room, a sweaty- sweat shirt, a pulled muscle, and no food for three days. Diane Roekwood leaves a dime and pity for Robin G., Mary H., and Pam S., as September will find them the only cool people left; to be with Tvko forever in two years; and to have more good times with Mel. Susan Rode leaves Mr. Engels. one of the nicest teachers she could have ever hoped to meet with all her love he can handle: and Baker to her brother and sister who truly deserve it. Laura Lee Roloff leaves with BBB ' s; YSV to theSJ ' s: Wen and Murff a tricycle; with M. S. to find some A. G.; S. L. her soph, yr., Claude a path to follow; to C. B., M. B., M. C, P. E., S. F., L. G., S. L., K. R., C. S..M.S.-THANKS! Laurie Ronalds leaves to her sisters all the love and happiness that could ever be possible and to Sha a great big smile to last her for the rest of her life. Dan Roth leaves for California, and to Nanette a lot of fine memories and a map. Russ Rowland leaves Mr. Wiley a life size, full color poster of Rodger Staubach, to do whatever he wants with it. Karen Rumble leaves K. N.. K. K.. J. H., trir L G ' s, T. 0., M. W., the back of the bus. L... to S. F.. L. R.. S. L.. M. B.. C. B.. W. M„ to A.G.B.H. on Beak, to Rick everything and her. Linda Russell leaves to be with Ron and to Mr. Alesandro all the luck to be able to quit smoking for good. Lucia Samuel leaves Mr. Barden a part of the love she has for the theater, to try college and be a drama teacher, and her fondness for the miracle of the stage for future classes. Linda Sanford leaves Beck another year to practice walking the track wall and Huv to play the Wizard of Oz without her favorite lion. Lynn Saltier leaves Baker High School just as she was just getting used to the place. Karen Scherfling leaves Tammy another four years of school, a roll of toilet paper for Plainville Field Days and 4 years of wonderful memories. Stephen Schlegel leaves to B. C. no resonated roach clips and to co Kasmer he leaves M. E.. to Sliver he leaves his artistic talent. Mark Schrader leaves to Mike, a Tequila Sunrise, a bottle of Yisine, and a waterskiing lesson; the Buckley twins, a brain to share; to Lvnn. a little Gin to settle her stomach and a quiet place to live — and to BILL A THRILL! Clay Scott leaves the flies in the cafeteria. Edward Seger leaves to keep an eye on Deb and to look for a fast motorcycle for Mr. Wiltze so he can keep up with his runners. Rose Segovis leaves with the promise to find her wild thing ; I the 4 guys down the road: Lou and Kath another year; Sherrie a little bit of woo-man and just enough rope . Deb Sharpe leaves with Tom to have many more happy and memorable times together and to find Froggie . Robert Sherman leaves to find his friends at the gatt= «. ».».».» =.. u to protect Middle Earth. Pat Smith leaves M. U. a corner. P. E. to decide; C. P. all the boys she can handle; C. B. a set of crutches and the thought of two down five to go and freedom. Dan Snell leaves Anne M. 8 red roses, a strawberry milkshake and a star filled sky, and to Mr. Kasmer. the thought of another season with one experienced lineman. Kathy Snyder leaves C. M. a lonely letter, Jon a new poem, the cheerleaders a good set of lungs. Sue 5 yrs. of a beautiful friendship. T. O. a car to travel in. L. L. a few overnites, and J.W.A.D. Douglas Soper leaves for D.P. to get a Chevy, and to D.P. that he will become as good a football player as he was bad. For B. S. and I, that we will love and not look for our bad points. Chris Spadaro leaves his Italian T-Shirt to Mr. Arcaro; to Mr. Bender his Atomic Orange; and to the Frosh, a map of the school show ing all the secret passages. David Spurchise leaves Larry Collins 2 yrs. to find a new girlfriend and Chonk and Hourihan all the food at Kaz ' s house. Mary Stamp leaves with BBB ' s, YSV to the SJ ' s, a paper cup in L. L. R. ' s garage, Andi a 12:00 curfew, with L. L. R. to find some AG, and with S. R. to P. A. Doreen Stampp leaves S. A. all her spare cigarettes; to T. C. all her spare talent; to K. H., Karen and Jane all her spare friendship. Dan Stanton leaves Mr. Armstrong a new set of poerating in- struments and Mr. Barr the satisfaction of undoing all he ' s done. Jim Stanton leaves Dave Craig a half of a hockey puck because he he half the shot Jim has. Karen Stapleton leaves S. B. one more yr. of being stuck with Myron: to C. E. the S. H. teacher Mr. Dickerson, and to Mr. Cahill. many thanks, and one younger brother to contend with in a few yrs. Debbie Slarkey leaves Baker High to all her underclass friends and relatives. Mark Stolar leaves M. S. all the cheap gut-less punks left in Baker High.

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