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

 - Class of 1975

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DOROTHY FOSTER leaves TS and MM experiences never forgotten, U) DM RN JJ all a trip never repeated, to the 3 Musketeyrs may they never part, to JH BI AF all the spiders in the world that they could ever want. PAT FRANCEMONE leaves Joyce a patent no. for the weekender , le.ssons on how to ride motorcycles for Mary, a trip to Texas for Sue, any guy from Phoenix for Kalh, memories of the Knolls for Lori. LEE ERASER is just going to leave. DERBY FREAR leaves to help her sister, Kama, in decision making, and with Bort to have tea and crumpets. BOB FULLER leaves and that ' s good enough for him. TRACEY GAEBLER leaves C.A.M. and C.E.M. a certain Cicero wrestler to fight over and the boys ' soccer team an undefeated season and the groupie a lot of memories. ROBIN GATES leaves her electric socks to Phyl, a soggy sandwich to Gail, a chipmunk to Kath, a broken canoe paddle to the Cleo Trio, and a rusty lock to kid as she goes to mess with Sieve. DENNIS GAWORECKI leaves a bucket of grease and a tube of clearasil to all the A.V. dudes, a poem of remembrance to P.K., and his gold hands to the fussball hall of fame. PAUL GERHARDT leaves Mr. Grant all the joys of having the swim team be worked to death. JEFF GETMAN leaves M.S. one big black scuff mark across the floor of the Bov ' s Gym, and the scum of the earth who did it. BECKY GIRARD leaves the memories of our Saturday night card games, bowling, and picnics to Wayne, Scott, Art, Cheryl, and Moose. ■ PAT GODKIN leaves B.P. 1 more D.J. 2 more and A.P. 3 more years to suffer at Baker High. ROBIN GOODEN leaves a pair of winged boots and a camouflaged suit for skippers wishing to avoid Mr. Sennett. TOM GOODFELLOW leaves the last of the good-fellows to Baker. VALERIE GORHAM leaves on skis, having had 4 beautiful years with C.R., P.W., T.G.. M.W., CM., P.D., F.H., B.P., T.M., D.W., P.L., J.B., C.P., W.H., K.C., C.S., K.L., S.W., CM., and everyone else. PAT GRABOWSKI leaves to Jarv and Marsh an SSS, to Dumler and Pic an early morning ride with Easy Rider, to Katie a fudgesicle, and in hopes of finding the greener grass tomorrow. ROB GRAF leaves M. Young 1 F T pill, Mike Engels a tub of Ben-Gav in his j.s., Julie a sedative pill, Mary-a fake mustache, Chris, a boy ' s camp, and Holly all the memories of the greatest thing that everv happened-us. GEORGE GRANT leaves J.W., MM, C.H.. B.S., V.M, and D.W. many parties at the glenn and D.W. two more years in this sophisticated place of education, and Cindy the library 2,3, and 8 period. MICHELLE GRAY leaves Ms. Costich-thanks for everything! a smile a piece of candy. Mr. Baily-thanks for his patience help. Thanks to all teachers who cared showed it, Baker High to 5 more Grays. ANN GREEN leaves my regrets to the future archery teams, who have to carry the targets in and out of school. CATHY GREENE leaves for CW. Baker an empty space for a Frosh, a record file, and a statistic for Des and Ter my friendship and Wayne my love. For those of you who were kind, thanks. DOUG GREENE leaves the Freshmen three more years in this rathole, good-bye Ote. GARY GRIFFIN leaves Scott Ray my math books for four years. DONNA GROW leaves BHS two more grow girls, and a lot of memories to those who helped make them. PAT GUNTHER leaves FATE to Kath, lots of days in the L. and the loss of a p.s. to John, a bowl of T.S. and the class of 95 to Jim, the WLF to Sue and 8 days to Doug. BOB HAHN leaves Mr. Sennett a pair of soggy gym shorts, Mr. O ' Donnell my friendship, Mr. Brussels a roll of pennies. DEB HALL leaves B.G. a smg off Key, D.L. many happy mistakes, A.S. a lot of luck with Mr. S., and A.K. a locker alone and a ticket out of B ' ville. WARREN HALL leaves a pair of sawdust- speedy brother to Mr. Arcaro; practices - . . the band, and many great memories. KAREN HANNONleaves 1 mole to BS and JW, a floor, a sleeping bag and a clock set for 7:00 am for Niter, a lonely walk home at 4:00 am to G.K., 1 more year to KS, no more parties for Tom to LEARN from and 1 thanks to JW. MARY HARVEY leaves as a more outgoing person because of certain teachers and friends. ROBERT HASKELL leaves Mr. Arcaro and Mr. Willse a six pack of Pepsi and to the cross-country team a job in a cemetery. JEFF HAYES leaves Mr. Wiley an underwater habitat, and the rest of this place to the dumb Freshmen. MARY HAYES leaves Ms. Lucy and Ms. Shea a free open seat at Guidance, to Ms. Mills I leave on time. To Mr. Mclaud my love, gratitude and respect. RICH HENDERSON leaves for more of the Adventures of Rich and Drew, thanks to all his coaches, his brother to finish up, little booties for Booga from Cootie and to Kuz, Himp, Ricer, and Drew the Fartlet. SUE HERRMANN leaves B.H. a parked car at Paco ' s, D.W. an open basement window with popcorn and no butter, S.P. a wedding in her backyard and for K.K. lessons on how to be on time and happiness withG.S. GEORGE HILTON leaves Larry 1000 broken strings, to Carol I leave 400 offkey notes, to WBXL, one blown tube. FRANK HIMPLER leaves P.R. giv ' em the Alabama , to CH. S.H. a bright future. DEBI HIT leaves the Seniors all the best parties to remember; Nag the sink to p; to L.J. P. the gys, to man the beer cans at the d.i. and it ' s only been how long? DEBBY HOLCOMB leaves wishing all my friends all the luck in the world, and my sister Linda three more years. LISA HOLTMAN leaves Trac a hand full of trump and a shower to hide in, Cin a T.T.T.B.D. and a dozen marquee letters, and Liz a B. of C. and a permanent campsite at Wellesley. CRAIG HOPKINS leaves Andy L. the joy of 15 minute closes and the sorrow of 12:59 rushes. GAIL HOTALING leaves this school with mamy memories. I leave to enjoy love and happiness with Ralph. I leave. DAN HOURIHAN leaves Hog and Chink a D.-I. M.; J.-A toolbox for all the screws he needs; Will the perfect car and a B.C. and R. in the bird; Stum a book on how to rip somebody apart in ten easy lessons and Rum a P.F. DONNA HOVEY leaves Roc A.S.I.F., J. a CD., K. a S.T. and M., M.V.C.A. and B. to B., D.J. a G.K. and a S.T.D., G.K. a G.F., B. and H.O.M., D. a B.P., J. a S.D. and S.Y.M., T. to M.R., M.C, and M.V. and S.T.T.J. DARRELL HOWARD leaves P.D. all the money in the world. BOBBIE HOWE leaves DW-her turn on the pulley, MK-a punch in the eye and a ride home from Sandy Pond, SH-one hungry nite, SHA- NA-NA, and my 1st drink, KK-10 easy ways to stay faithful, Doots a woof. JEFF HUDSON leaves my 125 Kawasaki to anyone that can handle it. RICHARD HUDSON leaves a PRUNE. JODY HUGHES leaves a CM. S.F. Berb, a b. s. f. Nita, 2 A ' s f. Nag, a r.p.l.f. Johns, a S.D.F. Donna, the l.f. Kel, G.T. ' s with CK. K.H. B.S. A.C K.K. K.N. D.H. B.R. D.S., T.F.F., A.S.W., S ' s f.M.L., S.T ' s to DJ, JM, JB. MARK HUMPHREY leaves the future engineers of WBXL with a list of phony excuses for the FCC inspector. TERRI HUMPHREY leaves the girls in the Freshman lav one can of disinfectant, to Beth a set of keys, Paula my diploma, and to Mr.

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DAVID CASTLE leaves Sheriff Griggs and his posse all halls to monitor, and to Mr. Bogardus many thanks for putting up with my numerous, pestering questions on the MC. BOB CERIO leaves his brother Mike and his girlfriend, Cindy Hennessey, this great school and Coach Johnson a usual Great Wrestling Team. KATHY CHRISTENSEN leaves R.G. Dale and Clear Lake, Val a clown and a bear. Pat Bob Scramble, C.P. a cruise thru H.H. and lots of memories, D.V. another year, C.S. her fan club, Andi and Jeannie good luck. AIMEE COCHRANE leaves Patti, Nancy, Peggy, Debbie, Sharon, and Cathy a lot of good memories and good luck in the future. PAM COLLINS leaves Rat in an alley a LONG walk from Belguim, Jo a walk to W. Hollow, Pam a night at Smitty ' s with D.K. D.M., David H. anything he wants a room at the S.Side to Rat, Jo Pammer. GAIL COMINS leaves BHS four more Comins. RICHARD CONKLIN being of sound mind and body, hereby be- quests nothing to anybody. TERRY CONNOLLY leaves a drowning freshman to Coach Grant; a destroyed frisbee and many thanks for a great summer to CN, JH, SM, and ER, several freshman girls for Mr. Goulet; and a box f or LW ' s motorcycle. DAVID CRAIG leaves his bloddy knuckles to Hockey Club, a copy of The High School Senior Guide to Drunken Roudyism , to N. Hynes a blade of gra.ss from the lawn of life, and a grease trap to the A-V Club. CELINDA CREGO leaves to C.R. a lead in an AMC; to CW a table B; to D.M. 10 mistakes on a Mozart; to DC and FC a computorized schedule; to Mrs. Gamage a dictionary. SANDY CURRIER leaves Beck a book, How to Solve Your Problems , and a shoulder to cry on; to my brother a new girlfriend, and to the freshmen a bar of soap. MEG DACK leaves to George, all my love, to Les, all the money In Butchie ' s diaper, and to Mr. Barden, one genuine Plasti-Swat and my deepest thanks. BARB DAILY leaves the art room Lav to my friends, Sennett Cheryl, and Karen and my love to G - - -. I leave fish sadly. JOANNE DALE leaves Pammy moments of love, laughter, and loneliness and to reach out and touch life. De, more trouble. Col, a long walk in the dark and hope that you come out alive. Cheryl, one long week. PAT DALEY leaves K.C. a cup of shamrocks, C.P. a picture of Fon- zie, CM. a vocabulary list so she won ' t be flustrated when we get slarcastic , M.W. Rita and the Farkles at the K.M., and C.S. to Son- ny. MARY LOU DANIELSON leaves Jeff lifesavers 60 seconds; Anita a fishing pole, Beeb luck with M.L.; Su a future with Dave, Jod a real friendship; AC,JC,JM,DS,DM, JT all the parties to Jim lots of good memories forever. RJ DAUSMAN leaves with hundreds of dollars worth of school equipment and to Janet ail his love. DIANA DAVIS leaves Mr. Sennett all the skippers and more to come, good luck to the Jets, Bye Lisa, Kathy, Shelly, Robin, and the rest of the gang. AL DEACONS leaves this school to my three sisters and anyone else that gets sucked into it. PAT DEMSHAW leaves Karen her better half. Richard, and Jenny 2 more years at Baker. I have nothing left to say but thank you. JIM DIAMOND leaves Lisa to wear the shortest dress she can possibly find. SUE DODGE leaves Paddy a few hundred er whatevers in memory of J.L., some foul words to J. P., 2 sticks of gum to BP for BH, 3 years and a bruised face to BD and an UGLY kid to KH and BR like Linda said. BRENDA DOLLINGER leaves Kenneth Johnnv to Baker High TERRY DO WD leaves Mark Pallos, chapters 1-25 of the book , to Rick a seasons pass to the Glenn. ROBERT DOWNING leaves Bud a lot of thanks. Beck to V Dwy the concession stand. Weeks a calendar, Woodrow to scoi .,„ goals, J. P. his love, T. Down: Ivan P., a pizza to Tonv. and banana to Kyle Jr. DAVID DREW leaves my sister one more year of Baker, to my former teachers I say thank you, and to Mr. Sennett I leave 10,000 filthy rotten punks, and to mv friends the thought that we had fun ANITA DUMLER leaves for an early drive thru H.H. with Pat and Pick, bronzed crutches for Kate and Poop, laredo kit for Jarvy, Sun. at the Doyle Rd. Inn, and for the greener grass. BOB EASTMAN leaves Kathy with one more year of High School and many years of happiness with me in years to come. MARK ECKEL leaves a SMILE and special thanks to: Mr. Grant, Mr. Coon, Miss Brown, Mrs. MacDonald, and Mrs. Burton; my love to Sandie, and to everyone the GRACE, PEACE, AND LOVE of Jesus Christ. STACIE ECKER leaves her sister Claudia 2 more yrs. of fun(?) in BHS; the athletic and band depts. 1 yr. before her brother Gavin arrives; and leaves to join Robyn at TCIII to become all we are capable of. DOUG EIPP leaves a case of nose spray for the conjested stairs and hallways and my novel HAILLER THE BLUR in some rowdv locker CATHY ELBRECHT leaves Mr. Ba.ssett all the Psych, students who think they ' re insane, to sister Rie and D.B. I hope all their dreams come true. TOM ELHOFF, in departing, wishes vou Love, Peace, Soul ' LYNN ELLIS leaves K.C. a teddy bear and Allan, to L.K. one cow queer, to Patti-Constanteen, and to be with D.W. ABE ELLIS leaves his square-toed shoe to the Baby Golden Toe in hopes that he can get Arc to kick more FG ' s than he ever has before TIM EMERSON leaves Les: We can cut it in any key. ; Chris; Who ' s Leonard Bernstein? ; to Mr. Wanzer a brief note: A-sharp; Dan: Whatever is left of the new English teachers we had BRUCE ENDERS leaves Baker High to anyone who wants it. KATIE EVERTZ leaves to join BaBa, Oink Wof at the Inn, to P.G. a H.J. paper, to P.S. a tree thanks, to M.R. J.W. a Fritz, to D.J. more f.d., to Mel a rat, to Mr. D. T.C. hapins. to P.S. JP a yodel for the greener grass of tomorrow. DAVE FEICKERT leaves to go to Adams with Marsh, to make Dan find scissors, and clean up the ketchup, a life full of heaves, for Rum. and to find Rob. CHRIS FELL leaves el Maestro the C double flat kazoo overtone series, Mr. K. no lunch, DH TASTE, MP a library of overdues, TM a professor, Berstein-who? and new glasses, DM free tickets, Muncie, and to musicians-practice. CHERYL FENTON leaves: Coach a new butterfly a big THANKS! M.P. the hope of achievement the thrill of winning-M.M. for years of friendship-To Baker High memories. GAIL FERGUSON leaves Bill the promise not to write anymore mushy letters, Robin to the other team in European Handball, and Phyllis all my thanks for listening to my problems and being my friend. CAROL FILSINGER leaves with memories of Bob, Sheri, Tom; as Toni ' s little sister; used bars to Linda; a drink to Sallie; to enjov life and all rain filled puddles; Goodbye to TPFCNHDBP- JLKKBPGWMJVREMTTOMF. PHYLLIS FINCH leaves the school and teachers the best of luck with 4 more Finch ' s. BEV FITZPATRICK leaves to be wi th Mike BONNIE FORDERKONZ leaves Pat Berish and Elaine Loveless all the marshmallows, stubs, and corrections they want because they ' ll be missed on the bus, etc; and Mrs. Reed a fifth dictionary.



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JOHN HURST leaves Mike and Bill heavy porch siltin ' 88 to Mark to !. ' cl clown Munchees BS to Salchmo 360 to Janet one wish for C. Spaz. (he Magic Words to Sunshine dreams to Deb Stravinsky ' s firebird to Murray. NANCY HYNES leaves her old gym locker with her gym suit to A.O.: to Kim L. her F. Hockey stick for good luck, to L.J. the whole F.H. Team: to Pat Amy a hot car; to Jo a hearing aid; and to Dave, all the luck and happiness in the world. DAVID JACK leaves Sil a bathtub; Hog and Horn a drive-in movie; Vi illic and Rum a night at the MAR; Bu a ping-pong paddle; Slum a Miller: Woody a night at his camp; S.T. to J.H., M.P., and D.H.; and his .soccer shoes to Dannv. Sl ' E JACKSON leaves Kath a u.sed ear, Joyce a spare, Fran a bigger bottle. Lori an empty stall, M.J. a ringing phone, Cyn a bent hockey slick. Ann many nights. Rick his own teddy bear, everyone a world of bozos. DONNA JARVIS leaves an SSS to Marsh and Grabowski, a lifetime supply of laredo to Dumler, an M. Masterlen to Evertz, to Pal. a slip off the ' ole car at the Regatta, and to Mel, a rat. SALLY JENSEN leaves Baker to Jan, a sloe gin fizz to Pam, and lots of good times and happy memories to Pat, Mar, Shelly, Becky, Lyn, Jo. etc. DEB JOHNSON leaves Marwee Pudsy , Laur my TWT? Jod to be related, Tootie Carrols, Jim a pink sweater, DW an announcement, Mike a siz pack. Alpha lES one more year to get my baby back DL- NA JOHNSON leaves Mr. DeBarr a wet tennis court, T.S. the knowledge that I can take care of myself, luck and love to all my friends and off to find Chuck. LYNN JOHNSON leaves to marry Mike, to her brother four years of BHS and takes with her a lot of memories. PAUL JOHNSON leaves Mr. Bailey old fords never die thev just go faster to Miss Bullard I leave a big kiss. RICHARD JOHNSON leaves sister Chris with one more year and all my tests in the circular file. Also, two more years in C.W.B.H. to S C KATHY JOHNSTON leaves the girls an unlimited supply of wkends, 1 yellow balloon, 1 strawberry hill to climb, 1 stolen car, Pat a fake ID, Cyn a wkend at W. Glenn, Mar dept 4, 17.33, Joyce Sue- creamed pea tuna. CHRIS JONES leaves one bottle of Bufferin to all teachers who have the misfortune of having S.J. as a Freshmen student, to L.T. she leaves a lifetime with Bob, to C.C. happiness with Larry JENNY JORDAN leaves gladly. LI§A KELLEY leaves S.T.; D.V.; J.B.; J.E.; J.P.; CW; A.P.; all the happiness their senior year; I leave with Mike P. and John B. another parly to collect upon all their football injuries, and Michele P. SI.75. PAT KELLEY leaves John Reidy my old hockey skates and Oatie a four years supply of punks, smokers, and thiefs. I also leave my sister next years Freshmen. G KELLY leaves Metz, a Critch; S.B. a nite at the drive-in; Moe, a rodent; Sue, 1 more year; Dubes, fond memories; D.A.I., a belt loop; and 4 more Kellys to roam the. halls of Baker. MARY KELLY leaves DW, KN KK to boogie eternally; BH a ham- mock; CK a Merc; BS a wig; Johns, Feick, Marsh ' SONG; Jod EHWT; Calh a WOOF; LM KR SMELVIN; Anita ff ' s- Mike thanks and Alpha lES. KAREN KERWOOD leaves Maribeth, Paula and Steph a bottle of wine to enjoy at wrestling matches, Sharon a book on how to cheat belter, and to Lyn, so she ' ll always remember, two glorious years in 125. LISA KINSLEY leaves lo my loving (?) brother-in-law an infinite number of jerky juniors lo lake his chemistry class. To the upcoming jr. I leave a warning to get out before its too late. CHERYL KLINE leaves Baker lo jerk jerseys with Art forever and good limes to all the gang on 104 especially Becky and Wavne. TIM KNIGHT leaves Fran my chemistry and Physics labs; BHS the thought of having to entertain 14 more years of Knight ' s and all my dear friends a big thanks for all the things you never did for me. GARY KOLO leaves Egg to Ed; W.M. of B.S. a J.W.: Gamm to whomever; Party to Robin; Apologies to Jane; Retard to all; Sun to Jane: Tub lo Rum; Brownies to Donna; M.H.T.J.W.; cast to Bud; with schant . . . Pilgrim. JANE KOPECKY leaves Laureen, 3 fun years; Barb, her own per- sonal stage; Sue, a train with assorted goodies; Sherb, without a Dear Abby ; Meg 1 male; many memories and thanks; and MLM, a real door. SEPEHR KOUSKA leaves here with happy memories and I ' ll give my place to the other A.F.S.ers and wish them a good year. KIM KRAFFT leaves Kel muck mouth, D.W. enemy territory, B.H. wedding bells. K.N. a sun lamp. Dad a tech , B.S., K.N., J.H. the fearsom foursome, love and memories to everyone, and finally, to go find Gerald. JOYCE KRATZER leaves J.B., D.G., M.K.. R.G., and Y.K. luck and happiness and to C.S. a sad good-bye and a hope that he will come up lo the K.B. sometime SOON. CONNIE leaves Burb Anj a swamp, slug, a rut; DF X-mas Eve Day, AC a movie: MBK Jessie Brewster ; PM a dance: K K, BH, DW, JH, KH, DJ, DM, KN my fondest memories Tad to have Ms ' Rhebergen for Eng. 11 H.Room. MARK KRENTEL leaves the Najdort to Fab Fred; I leave the Eight to Gerald Kevin; and to all-ma panache. MIKE KUZDZAL leaves my friends thanks. Bud rules for humane training, and Himp power. DEB LAMICA leaves my brother ' s and sisters four years of BHS. CINDY LANCTO leaves my favorite typing teacher a pack of gum and I leave the gym teachers my smelly gymsuit. KAREN LANE leaves Mr. Wanzer an empty receptacle, a 1st place, my thanks and love. To Dale, Deb, my directorship to someone who will give it all they ' ve got. DAN LANG isn ' t leaving anthing cause he needs it all. LYNETTE LAVALLEE leaves M.I.G. with one more year of French, B.H. a strange wonderful relationship, B.S. go ahead try it! to B.W., D.B. lunch table memories, to D.M., DR memories, BHS with thanks and relief. PAM LAVALLEE leaves soccer to Spirettes. good times to Ms. C, happiness and memories to Booga, Turkey, Marg, Sister Ferd, Boob, K.C. and Val and a smile and our forevers to Wayne. LINDA LEBLANC leaves Deb D. my bow and arrow. PAT LECLAIR leaves the cockroach she found in her locker to anyone who ' s interested in entomology. KATHY LEHMAN leaves to find happiness with Jamie, to CH and PL 1 more yr. and all the fun they have had at the KM to be happy with their men. ANN-MARIE LEIER leaves many thanks to Cathy and Dawn for be- ing my friends in a new school. To Mr. Barden. thanks for helping me decide my career as a drama teacher, and to Mr. Bassett, I leave his terrific Intro, to Psvch. class. BRIAN LICOURT leaves Baker to be with Jessie forever: 4 years of this place to David; and lo Dan, a Bernie handshake. DEB LIPTAK leaves a countless number of hours on the smokers path to Donna if she can ' t be smart she may as well be happy. And to Mark I leave a little bit of modesty, there is such a thing as a modest superstar. Jl ' D LOCKE leaves no one to sing with and an empty place in her family (parbly) for C. Drew; K.B. with spastic labs: ' w.B. the Suave: and T.M., etc., to suffer thru another year. ROY LUTHER leaves my brother three more years and my sister one

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