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

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Senior Class Officers — 1975 PrcsiHonl — Bob Sweet Secretary — Donna Hovev ice President— Cindy Rupracht Treasurer — Michelle Rocco The Senior Class would like to thank our advisor Mr. Baker for his endless stream of patience along with his ideas and suggestions during 1974-75 activities. We would also like to thank the C. W. Baker High faculty for their advice and guidance in these past four years. Although we may listen to this advice, we will learn through our own experiences. A warm thanks from the Senior Class officers to ail those who have participated in past class activities. Hopefully, the closeness we have grown into will not just become a fond memory of the past but a warm em- brace of the future. Advisor-Mr. - Baker

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TERESA HUMPHREY Terri All the seeds of today are the flowers of tomorrow. e» MICHAEL D. LAMB Lamber Work is the curse of the drinking class. STEPHANIE J. RUSS Steph Laughter is not a bad beginning for a friendship, and it is the best ending for one. JOSEPH VALENTIN O HENRY WILLIAMS FRANK RINALDI I ' ve been in the right place, but it must have been the wrong night. JAN STEVES Jan Of all the men I love, I love Jason mostest. ROBERT SILVER DERBY SUTLIFF Sut Happiness is made by one to share with all because a moment of happiness is a short time to waste.

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Senior Class Will JANET ABRAHAM leaves an All-County bus full of tears to Tom, a big hug to C.H. and L.W.. a grin to Greene, a tall, dark, handsome stranger to Barb. 40 lbs of back homework to Miss Cvr, and ail her love to Mrs. Winter. JEAN ADSIT leaves Mary K and Boob a smile, snake and memories; Dalc-an H.Y.B., a rose, the other shoe, and Ralphie-a place of honor always with a half stick of gum. BOB ALBERT leaves his little brother; Mr. Johnson, Arc, and the Pillsbury Dough Boy to put up with for three more vears, good luck to the B.S.C.O.W. GEORGE ALEXANDER leaves the school all my hatred for it. I also leave my beloved girlfriend behind for one more year to be able to withstand it. MIKE ALLEN leaves Himp a gray jersey and a new exercise; Bruce some H.C.; and to Skin a good friend. RANDY ANDERSON leaves a case of soda to whoever wants it; at the pits and all the fun I had to the punks who want it. GEORGE ARMSTRONG leaves 5 broken poles and the knowledge that we ' ll never get a track and that someday someone will think of a better school nickname than BEES. MICHAEL ARMSTRONG leaves one pair of worn-out soccer shoes to his brother Lou. JACALVN BAKER leaves Bridgelte a bottle of dead Pepsi to do with as she pleases. Nancy another year, and L.Y. a walk up a hill. PHYLLIS BALL leaves a nook ' ie blanket for Gail S., her chemistry notes for Robin G, an oreo for Ellen, a big smile for Pat Y., some learning experience for Gail F. and Jim R., and lotsa luck to the MYF. LEE BARBUR leaves Mrs. Gamage and Mr. Bender a fourth Barbur and Jim DeBarr final relaxation in front of his color T.V. SHARON BARLOW leaves to Dina Sue, 2 more years as halfbacks on the soccer team, to Lori Wilcox 3 more years as fullback. KATHY BARNELL leaves to: S.G.. the I.B.T. ' s; B.P., B.H.S. girls; D.L., stilts: Mrs. P., Billy; D.P.R. good memories; P.G. friendship, freedom, memories, a can of Michelob 10,920 hrs. PAUL BARTLETT leaves Mary and Larry ' s classes one dull French knife. MYRON REALS leaves the last of the big boys. DIANE BEAULIEU leaves R.B. 2 more yrs. of C.W.B., Ma a better team and the class of ' 75 a long and happy life; also BB one more year of dances with A.F. LAURIE BEAVER leaves to be with Chris (Bolumpkis). BEEB leaves good memories to her friends, summers at S.P., Mlou 2 great yrs. with problems. Jodi good laughs, I leave Lar his b.b. abili- ty, D.S., and a year without me but still my love. KAREN BIANCA VILLA leaves as fast as possible with no regrets. DORENA BLANCHARD leaves a box of crayons to Laur and Tina because where they ' re going they can ' t have anything sharp, and to Mr. Basselt a book on How to Build Chimneys. MARY KATE BLAND leaves Steve, stop storns, cold hands, ami, a broken duck; Mar, 42 nites at Fireside: Pat, country roads; Sal, a cabbage patch: Nan. GO B ' FILL; CM, an intelligent conversation; Ellis frnS. DAVID BLOK leaves Baker High to JoAnn and Eddie. I leave Chuck all the sunsets he wants to do and I leave him another championship year: I leave the names VAR SUPER to somebody else. RANDY BORROWMAN leaves Mr. Tarnow all the trays in the lafeteria. PATTY BORT leaves her brother Kevin and Mike another year together, David S. lots of fun with the girls and J.M. another year to make it through school this time. She leaves to una nappiness ana good times with Carole. SUE BOUSQUET leaves Ma a great bowling team next year; Jon, the best of luck in the near future. To Myron, the greatest time in the Ar- my, to Bob, all the fun in the world, and to Mary, the best time with Paul. Beth; take care of Andy. SARAH BOWDEN leaves a lot of spare time to Mr. McLaud along with many thanks to him and the guidance staff. Congratulations to Donna and good luck to W.R. and C.C. JOE BRAINERD leaves 4 yrs. in BHS to Sue, lotsa love, and a color- ful world to Lorri. M.B.S. C to go on without me and leaves for USC with Hairlip. LINDA BRAUKSIECK leaves Mr. Alesandro Martha, to Bif Heave three more years, to John and Sandy I leave two more years, and to J.H. a big smile. KIM BRESEE leaves Mrs. Plail DRACULA, Mr. Myron 1 set of Hells Bells. To Jeff and Len I leave 3 more yrs., to Miss VanClief Kimbo. DANN BRISSENDEN leaves Kel a longy, J.A. all my women and all my hockey ability, and to Kimberly Ann Lockelt all my love, and Keith and Jim one hell of a good time and Roy 2 more stars like me. LEONY BROOME would like to leave the fifteen water fountains to whoever likes to drink warm water. PEGGY BROWN leaves to NH. EW to D.S. salt to A.O. J.T. the fly paper in NH ' s hair to Pt. A.C. a silent movie to the hoods of A.M. P.B. D.S, B.W, M.W, K.P, L.C, E.K, G.S, R.G, E.G, R.L, T.M. the ccm, to S.D. B.B. all our fund memories to DS NH. MIKE BROWN leaves Rick and Steve the whole damn thing. ROBIN BRYANT leaves what ' s left of this place to Mike, Von, Val. DAWN BRYERTON leaves J. and A. happiness, C. my fondest hopes, M. a chance to start again, Mr. Barden my lack of talent, and Steven, my love. JOHN BUCKLEY leaves the Junior class a tough act to follow. JOHN BUIS leaves a case of Schlitz M.L. to the glenn, Kim a gas air- plane, Zigvliet B. Schnook a million dollars, a coloring book to Anita, Jane and Katie, and to himself a new, dentproof Mustang. CAROLEE BULTMAN leaves her 10 point quizzes to Mr. Obine, her perfect spelling tests to Mrs. Sweet and her bold and outgoing per- sonality to anyone who doesn ' t need one. JIM Bl ' RTON leaves TWIN 1 pr. used apinterpants; M.P. a trip to the beach; H.H.H.R.W. to sneak in the drive-in; J a toolbox with all the screws he ' ll ever need; T.T. a CJR; D.H. J.H. a.l.o.l.a.t. KATHY BURTON leaves D.R. Rene and a half-opened zipper, R.G. my last good-bye and M.B. Lucy, a horsehead, Howard, tears, B.P. a havride, gin. S.B. our parties, M.W. our B.V., Rose D.M. Sue, the J.W.s. STEVE BUTLER leaves 1 keg to S.R. a film to Judy Harry to M.W. a decision to Spot socialiteness to J.H. the gang a party and drama 1 less ham. BONNIE CALKINS leaves G.M. to J.S. in hope someday she will get him, J.A. one more year with AP, and Therese 3 more years with Chuck also Cheryl Dadey with memories of D.C. CINDY CALKINS leaves DC one case of baby food, DF another year to be PRES, MC 3 more years to get into trouble, to Mrs. Burton thanks for looking after a fellow rebel. BARB CAMWELL leaves her love to B.G., D.H. and C.R., J.A. a V.G.A.T.A.,T.S. and J.K. smiles, a frog toM.M., her brown nose, Mr. B. her undying devotion and love and thanks to everyone else. ANITA CARDELLA leaves Bia a poem, Kel a promise, Jod 1 AAPP 5 yrs, Berb letters. Nag my fav tooth, fun memories with LM, JH, PC. KH. JW, MK, DJ, AS, BS, KN, KK, DW, DH, BH, CK; Mlou 1 HOTT. Su TATB. DJ 1 French final, and LBNL .... T2M ILY.