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

 - Class of 1975

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thanks lo all his teachers whom have helped me through school. And at last Tom goes lo Medical School to become a Respiratory Tech. CAROL SANTORUM leaves her brother Mike and Kevin a year to become Iricnds: and leaves lo find happiness and good times with Patty and M.J. FRED SASS leaves Wayne Girard a cold lo fool ihe teachers, and he leaves Bruce a job at John Bunnuzzi ' s Arco. DEBRA SCAIA leaves L.L. one more year of B.H.S. and the hope that she has a great senior year, and lo all her friends— good luck! DAVE SCHINNEN leaves his empl locker lo the poor slob who takes mv place, he leaves his bad memories lo the people who made them. JOYCE SCHMID leaves 500 pieces of Bazooka Bubble Gum lo Mr. Burlless, lo K.M. a vacation in Jerusalem, lots of fun lo Jill in F.A., and wish Diane a Happy Thursday. BOB SCHRAVEN leaves the glen to Faster on edge; D.R. sunrise; to Rex and Wag good limes, RA memories, J.T. luck; BHS lo Tom, Dave, Gary. TERRY SIPPEL leaves B.C. decisions. D.R.M. happiness. D.F. an unfogl. experience, M.M. a future, The Coed Boy Scouts one cabin, R.N. an art. CW Baker with a smile, happy memories, and 2 more Sippels. ROBERT SLATE leaves lo everyone who has Mr. Powell for physics, the definition of reality. DEBBIE SMITH leaves this school with a warning lo all teachers that there are four more Smith ' s lo come. MIKE SMITH leaves all other cars in ihe dust, also his baby sister 1 more year of joyful school. BOB SMITH leaves 4 old Biology regents to Miss Cain and a hug and a kiss to A.T. BARB SOCHIA leaves 1 more chance to join field hockey; to Winkie I leave 1 homerun per game; lo Coach I leave a number 1 team next vear: and lo Baker High I leave 4 more Sochia ' s. JANET SOCIA leaves Scolly 24 pieces of chicky, the Social Studies dept. a stack of corny reports, and Jack happy times. DALE SPILMAN leaves George a role of stieky-on-both-sides tape, se- cond best a seat, and Jean a shoe. NORMAN SPINNER leaves all teachers the chances lo lislen, while we listen to them yell about not gelling things done, then we wonder why. CINDY SPOSATO leaves K.P. a trip to C.R., P.D. K.C. one free dance lesson. TOM SPOTO leaves Sandy all the guys of Baker, to Barb, all the un- crowded parties and 4325 red lights, to Otto, one Taco, and lo Ron 2 more years. DEB STACHURSKI is glad she mel nice people this year, good luck next vear John, I am glad we were friends, I ' ll miss you. ANDI STAMP leaves Berb and Con a slug, Kel a spark. Peg the Rah Rah girls, many memories lo B.S, M.K, K.N, D.J, D.W, C.K, P.N. love lES to Alpha and Fran 2 yrs more lo cheer and a song lo sing. BARB STANISH leaves Nagle a head in the toilet, Connie a swamp, rut and slug, fCel, Nita the hard way lo the Glenn, the fearsome 4some and manv memories of friendship with CK, MK, KK, KN, DW, JH, AC, DJ, AS, JM, KH, LM. PAM STANISTREET leaves her Joey 5 25 74 as ours always! K.E. mv home. Mr. D. Tino happy days, Jo, Rat, Pam a room at S ' side, Alpha Mu lES, S exy, nite at C.H. To all my friends parly limes! To Clauder, SUNSHINE. CLIF STANTON leaves Laurie to Carl or Mark, good luck lo K K, bve lo Mr. DeBarr. and thanks lo Mrs. Michael, Mr. Sennetl, the skippers. Manv thanks to the Baker High Faculty. LYNN STAURING leaves to C.J.; L.T.; and K.M. HAPPINESS ALWAYS! to M.A.P. .3 more years lo find what he ' s looking for; lo Mrs. Kuno an ace bandage, and she leaves with Dave lo slarl a new PAT STEVENS leaves my little sister lo Baker High School and my love to all my friends. SHARON STEVENS leaves the confusion as a twin lo all ihe teachers she had, many thanks to Mr. Cahill, and ihe best of luek lo all her friends. SHERYL STEVENS leaves Miss Record 2 name tags so she ' ll know which one is Sheryl and which one is Sharon while playing field hockev and also leaves her Maine accent lo anyone who can unde land it. DIANE STODDARD leaves RA 1 yr, Jeff a couch, Lee to Joe, Ei belter hrs at SD, Lou luck with Jim, Ni 2 cold nips, JM,AC, JC,DM,MLD,JT lots more parlies, thanks lo Mr. C Mr. G, and all her love to DJ. JOHANNA STORMES leaves Baker High engaged to Jim Bellor and .SIO short lo Mr. Brussells. LEE STRACHE leaves matchmakers unlimited lo Di; her drivers ed papers lo Andy; one blackmail picture and the right room to Scolt; D.H. to the rest of the P ' ville gang; and a pipeeleaner lo Mr. Decker. RICK SIDDABY leaves Gregg Mocyk the P-Bars; also much luck lo John Pelcher. a true friend. WAYNE SUDDABY leaves Coach many thanks and wishes him good luck; DD, LA, and JP the HB, BS with BHS; and with Pam for a Place High In Life. DEB BY SUTLIFF leaves P.L, G.S, R.G, T.M. 20 lbs. Pig at Fay ' s lo D.S. P.B, K.P. leave 1 yr at CWB and all the fun memories with N.H., P.B., P.D., P.T., A.C., A.L., L.J., M.S., D.C. KAREN SUTTON leaves with hopes of a happy life. Also leaves her sister and Bonnie two more years of school. BOB SWEET leaves J.H. another year of Arc ' s Heroics, Al I leave lo his following krunls. Key Club with all the girls it wants. Ma with my Arco Credit Card and the Glen with the New Varsity Members. KAREN TALY leaves Mary Happiness in ibe-fulure. Deb a pack of gum, Mark 3 vears of high school lo go, David all the memories and happiness in the past and future. MIKE TARNOW leaves Larry and Mark another year of YA ' s and slo-mo football and Baltz another year lo grow his own innlertube. RAY TETRAULT leaves Chuck a space for a refrigerator he never got, an oil ' cap for the car he had, an indestructible upholstery kit for his Toy, and Jim Walts for a summer of tamping. RICK TETRAULT leaves Chuck many push-ups, a sore hip, and a clock ihal is slow so nobody can be late for practice. To Marcine I leave lots of kisses and the will to last 3 more years without me. BETH THELEN leaves hoping John will someday be pleased and also a nite at the movies; Hi! to the guys at the U.G. garage and the people from J. A. One date for Mr. Mac and a break for Mike. BRUCE THOMAS leaves. CHRISTEL THOMAS leaves Mr. Yanetti smiles and bonos, Mrs. Plail-a pet vampire. Miss Costich a European Handball. To Scolt, an apt. To Mic, GC and SC memories! and to finally be with Jim. DEBBIE THOMAS leaves to be with her husband Dave, and a life full of happiness. MARTHA THOMAS leaves all my friends all the good times we ' ve shared; I leave G.S. and K.S. one more year, and leave lo be with Dave forever. SHARON THORNE leaves all my dirty trays to Big Al. PAT TOENNIES leaves a case of Ben-Gay to Nance, a full-length mirror lo Cath, a hot car to Aim, a dark road and no bike lights to Nance and Deb, a hurry-up to Peg, and pow-pow lo gangster. MIKE TORELLO leaves Al and Floyd to the Universal, while I move on lo a bigger one, and lo the rest of the so called r pain. To Arc I leave a bark and lo Ole I leave some dope. JEFF TRAVERS leaves Gary his black belt, he ' ll never get it himself; Smitty a new ring lo TRY and beat the unbeatable record, and the boy genius a F.D. to go dusting. LINDA TRUGLIO leaves 3 yrs. supply of alka seltzer plus to any

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I.L.V. and lo Abe thanks for remembering and 3:00 am? BRUCE NELLI leaves the brick throwing to the Seneca Knolls Rowdys,-Cole, Connelly, Lewis, Clifford, big Talt, and Little Nell. PAULA NICOLL leaves one Orangoutang to S.C. fame and fortune lo Mickey; the blvd. to Billie Jo; SR and M.W., P.M.S.; an apple to Pclrine and B ' ville. ROBIN NIELSEN leaves J.J. a frozen hat. Dot pennies, C.F. nelshots to him me, ski gang M M ' s, Girl ' s Tennis Team G-luck for a smashing season, G.F., T.S., D.M. all memories of goodtimes. BILL NIELSON leaves Baker High School. PAUL NORTHROP leaves Mike E. four more years of homework, Mr. Bender all the Tulloek and Northrop combinations he can han- dle, and a bucket of GREASE to the A.V. DEPT. KATHY OLDENBURG leaves Sennett now you have one less skipper to catch and one less I.D. to steal. TERRY O ' LEARY leaves J-Bird a toolbox with all the screws he needs, Ote all my jerseys, Bugar a six of Miller, Horn and Chink a drive-in movie, and A.S.W. BILL OLIVER leaves Tom and Jeff one fire extinguisher and one flame thrower each, and to Jon S. I leave nothing, for he already has everything, and to Al more B.M.F.P. to come. LOU OPPLETON leaves Mr. Tarnow a never ending open honesty, Mrs. Mahany a smile, Marpa-Dr. Graham and a bar of soap to wash away the shower, D.R. a girl for that night and Rose, happiness in reality. LORI O ' TOOLE leaves all the memories to Sue, Kath, Joyce and Fran in hopes we have more. To Sue the memories of TBird andluck. Fran I leave my thanks for always being there. To Joyce a spare tire and Mary a telephone. PAUL PACELLI leaves D.B. a fur lined jock, made from a squirrel pelt. I leave with J.M. and J.T. down to the H.H. to see the Chicken Man. I also leave A.L. another year to BOOGIE , and D.R. a book on lawn care. DON PAIGE leaves Coach Wiltse and Coach Arcaro many thanks for all the help and good times together; next years X-C and track team much success in the years to come. MIKE PALLOS leaves-to George in the cage the words We don ' t have any. ; a box of starch for Mr. Scott to straighten his wrists; for the Yankees because they need some s park, right Linny? TONY PANNOZO leaves Mr. Grant one less diver. To C.W. Baker High I leave Mr. Sennett. To Niff I leave the sectionals. And to Teresa I leave all my love. BILL PELRINE leaves with J.H. to go bear huntin ' , and to P.L. I leave one attic to use as he pleases, to M.P. goes one GD, S.O.B, C.L. B, and to M.M. he leaves one hulk vs. thing and a nuff said. MEG PERLOWSKI leaves Mr. Wanzer: one tape measure and a smile; Doreen and C.G. love and wishes; Mr. Cahill-peace and quiet; Bobbi-many memories; and with a tear and high hopes, I leave. SUE PETRINI leaves with all the memories and good times with Lori, Sue, Jo. Lori the T-bird and Willie; Sue to be with Joel, Jo with Jim, an most of all I leave to be happy with Tom. BOBBI PHILLIPS leaves: Coach a hug! Don, Kuz, Legs States: Ma a shoulder: Turk a gobble: Jean a tickle: Crash Mr. A ' s clothes: Ferd her life: Denise her voice: Boog a new shrink: and Gregg his hairy legs. DAVE PICKARD leaves Jim and John Woodruff the 3 basic needs to survive on the nature trail: a pack of cigarettes, a keg of beer, and a 12 count box of trojans. RED PIERCE leaves Joe Baker High till he finds his mean ing in life to Mike one more year of Aehie Allen to C.R. all the freshman girls. DESI PINNEY leaves high school w luv lo T.E.P., many thanks to K.D., hopes, love and memories to Cat and Wayne and finally, with Terry, to build a life and make our dreams reality. CATHY PLACE leaves CS a cruise around town; PD a mass at St. Marys; KC memories of 12 yrs.; Thanks to the administration: and the best of everything to evervone. JEANNE PLOUFFE leaves Boop good memories and lots of luck with M.B., D.P. one more yr. with J.P., D. Bassett a psychology book and Varalli an empty cooking class. CINDY POPPLETON leaves the guttersnipes— ' 1974, flat tires, long nights, the Diner, the B.H., the Trumps, L.H. to work Sal. nights and CLOY. BECKY POWERS leaves Pal B. Linda J. Anne B. to sports, Terry all the boys except Mike, Ms VC, MsC, and Ms. R lots of thanks, and Mike a lot of cherished memories, many thanks, and baseball. CHERYL POWERS leaves a year full of Sundays at the Doyle Road Inn to Moo, Ba and Oink; one trip to Johnny Huff ' s to Massey and a goose to Greener. STEVE PREVESK leaves Benny all the girls in Italy, and you know who; to Paul, my sister; and to Wayne, all my Dallas Cowboy bets. MICHELE PRIEST leaves with many happy memories, remember whens to Joanne, long talks to D.M. and to D.J., and most of all the best of luck and happiness to all my friends. KATHY RADFORD leaves Pic,Dum,Pat Driveins, and a smoky car. Pam a nite in Belguim, Laur a CRAB , JBS statistics and LBJ and in search of greener grass. DOUG RAYMOND leaves the gang a case of Bud, E.P. all my secret love, L.L. to flirt, K.B. a cold shower, L.O. a shoulder to cry on, M.W. a one-night stand, B.H.S. for college. EILEEN REAP leaves Diane her license and fake proof, Cyn; her own box of Pampers; Belle, success with Mike; Mary S. one more year of cheering with Joyce ' s size S skirl. DAN REED leaves his chemistry notes to the Smithsonian Institute. BRIAN REEVES leaves 1 acre of onions, a bag of red blotches and a toupee to the punks in the schoolhouse; a blind date with Bobby Knight to IVAN; and to Little Ote, first place in the NCAA Milkshake throw. DEBBY REINHARDT leaves with Gary to start a real life at last. DOUG REITH leaves CS. 1 dirty pair of gym socks and a good joke; D.R. 3 more yrs. with Mr. Wanzer; Mr. Deloff many thanks and Mr. Keenan another war story. LUIS REYES leaves nothing, he is taking it all home. FRANK RINALDI leaves Mr. O ' Donnell an empty parking space for another white customized V.W. (with wide whitewall tires). ERIC RITZ leaves my English classes to anyone who wants them. MICHELE ROCCO leaves BHS with two more Roc ' s to go; Cheryl a bag of fritos; Kate Jane a lonawalk; Huv a front seat; Alpha lES; and to share her dreams with If ry. LAURIE ROOT leaves Robin Riitler one more year of Miss Machiri while I go to Oklahoma to j in the Army life. KIM ROE leaves Baker with a few memories. To Weiner and Nose (Mike C.) one more year to have fun with the girls. Good luck to Joyce in college. DEB ROY leaves Kathy 3 more yrs. at B.H.; all my friends the best of luck; an a big thank you to all my teachers. CINDY RUPRACHT leaves for the land of mis waves, Kim Cutie , Joyce S for ME, MJ, HH, Little Rick a Chick, LJ vitamins Kath frat. bro. at W. Glenn, Craig an Arby, Ei a puddle, J.T. some more talks. Rum skin dip. ED RUSS leaves Warren: deliverance from premature release, to Doug 100 acres in Alaska. STEPH RUSS leaves speeding to Paula Vick Lin. Case to SB gym to Curly cone to SE grain to MW. Leaves for 3M for a Tequilla Sunrise to party with Geo Vick Dave. Happy B ' day N. Year PMS a ladder. LESLIE RYAN leaves Mike her love her life; Meg 2 points in the point tally eternal friendship; Kev, you ' re the brother I always wanted and 4 spades doubled; and Lani 3 more years of purple feet. TOM SAMUELS leaves Carol memories of the Jr. Prom— special



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Icailier who has the misrortiine of havin;; Lori Gliimpe and Debbie Cov in Iheir class. now. TrU.OCH leaves Jnlie a lap. A.M. same wipeouts (C.B. has enough of his own); a ride in Indian Springs to the viewers: Dulchmans a proof: Bnis a dent and WBXL his siipport(er). BARB TVPHAIR leaves C.W. Baker to all the poor underclassmen that have to suffer a few more years, 1 leave a better life with Larrv. I leave to Sue and Lori-lhe hatred for Brcnda. MARTHA UHL leaves Cheryl D. a bulls eye by aiming at the ground and Laurie S. a back brace so she can stand straight while shooting. TOM VAHLE leaves for another Grand Prix at the Glen to see Scheckter. Fittipoldi, Peterson and all at the limit. And to Coach Johnson a cut up. waterhogged golf ball for future use bv the team. CHRIS VANALSTYNE leaves to be with Laurie. nAWANDERVEER leaves 4 little Hairlips to Baker High: leaves with Joe B. for liSC: leaves his Var. Pitching record to anyone who wants it. MARY VANNORT leaves Paul Bartlett his Thousand Island dress- ing. I leave Paula and Connie the back seat on the BOCES bus, I leave the rest of the school this message Good Riddens! Jl LIE VAllGHAN leaves to Pat, Myrtle, strange evenings: Jo Tiger PJ ' s: Dave parties: Alpha I.E.S. Deb campfires: K.C. Adventure: A. . laughs: Pierre N.T.T.A.; Dann flirtation: Mike a pinch with love. CAROL VENTURA leaves Lynn, Mel, and Lisa a long tiring night at the Hollow, to Lori, a night at the fireside. Tammy some Whiskers , the two David ' s, two Big L ' s and last of all, I leave Nag some more dances to get sick at. MARY JANE VERGINION leaves Joyce a box of putt-putt balls to chase. Kalhy a bottle wine to wash away the tears, Cindy, pleasures of the Holiday house. Sue the decrease in cost at F.F., Pat, putting up with all the shit. JEFF WALKER leaves the underclassmen many B.F. parties at the Glen, and A.S. to start a new Kriinl Club, and A.Z. the ability to keep his Ford running and drive with the parking brake off. STEVE WALL leaves S.H. all the good times, to Mr. Wanzer my respect, to Mr. Powell, a brand new never used-used slide rule while off to the world with Ray and the Groupie. DENISE WALSER leaves patience, a smile, and a bass voice to the new CG captain, my sister to anyone who wants her: Mr. Wanzer a little peace and quiet; and the new captains uniform to whomever is worthy of it. BOB WALTS leaves Mr. Sennett not a darn thing, Mr. McLaud all thanks for the last 4 years and the school I leave to the birds and to ■Mr. O ' Donnell I leave not a helluva lot. DAN WARWICK leaves Steve a back seat full of girls from Europe; to Deb and Dale something that doesn ' t taste like tomato juice; Mr. Wanzer, an empty seat for a horny French sax player that can screech. MIKE WATKINS leaves Baker High School because it ' s too heavy to JEFF WEDEMEYER leaves Baker High School the Remembrance of the Wedemeyer kids and hope that the school can carry on without them: I al.so leave my passing ability to Greg Noll in hopes that he can have a good season next year. MARY WEEKS leaves w the Groupies: FERD. Crash. Turk. KC. Chiq. Ma. Mouse. Jean Boob, Pres to Ann B. a polvgl. die. a coed rm. a st. cup. MY SIHT. RH a clav cootie cast. RSDTY. a smile to FJH. JANE WEISBERG leaves Karen and Berb a mole. Kale an F.B.P., George to Diane. Bill T.D.T.. Karen Memories, John A. G.P., to (;ary. much happiness and H.F.T.F.. and to find Munchkinland! CHERYL WELLS leaves her brother Jeff .3 more wonderful years in Baker High School and Michele Rocco two white things a full bag of Fritos. for her diet. DAN WILCOX leaves Fike the man at the stand; Scott Deb Hughes; Sally a good time: Kel a knock on the window: to Kolo RIVER RAT; to Kel and Nag Marv White : an announcement to Deb: an Arab friend to Moe. MARK WILDER leaves to Murph a mile-long litho for next years in between [ eriods. (;ORDON WILLIAMS leaves a space for another person: best of luck to B.S. R.M, R.A, D.H, J.K. and J. P.; also good luck to R.S. and W.S. JOYCE WILLIAMS leaves Mr. Coloprisco a Bible and my sister, four years of good luck. NANCY WILLIAMS leaves Baker High to anyone who wants it. RAY WILLIAMS leaves 4 cases to the Glen: To Mrs. Rhebergen a step ladder, then off to see the world with S.W. MARIBETH WILLIAMSON leaves Irene memories of our Freshman y ear and J.G, S.B a million great times, and J.S. a likker locker. To P.N. an urangatang. and to both PN and SR the B ' ville diner, some bcachboys songs and hopes of P.M.S. PAT WINGERTER leaves S.R. all the cute guys left in school, L.J. one more exciting year in Baker, but most important she leaves to be with Ben. JOHN WIRTH leaves a word of advice to all punkv freshmen like Davey .Schavey: Don ' t! BEN WOLCIK leaves John Arcaro the hair on my face to some other player he will let have hair on their face, and I leave Frank O ' Donnell safety first and a film festival and his sidewalk. RALPH WOLFE leaves the school to anyone who wants it. SUE WOLFF leaves Bonnie two more years of Baker High, I leave with great memories to 6lh period lunch to Mariet, Jan. Sharon, Kathy. J.W. Breakawav . I leave Irene 8 vrs. of great memories. DAVID WOLFORD leaves Mr. Obine all my back assignments and I leave all Freshmen half the stuff I learned. DONNA WOLKEN leaves her B.B ' s enemy territory, Mary White, a hayride. Aunt Molly, sewing club, to B.H. a pulley ride, and to Sue a bowl of popcorn. BRAD WOOD leaves Doug the two best women in Baker and I leave Bruce and Tom SOME MORE ! JOYCE WOODALL leaves Pat a kidney stone and a tranquilizer: Sue, a personal taxi at 2:30 in the morning: Kathy, all the MEN(?) in Phoenix: Cyn, a half paid Mark Eden: Reap a half a stick of Carefree and Tim an S.S. MARK YOUNG leaves all the GUM Boys a big faut, H.R. a tube of Ben Gay. Cecil his jokes, and Mary (44) a lot of thanks. AL ZOGG leaves the Glen open for many B.M.R. partys. I also leave Ote Sennett all of the long haired, bearded punks in Baker High.

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