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

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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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