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

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CHANGES IN y es, believe it or not, this is the same school as last year! The only thing that is different is the students! This year, there seemed to be more school spirit. Of course, everyone remembers that first day of school when the Sophomores were still a bit too shy to scream out that their class was the best! What about those luniors and Seniors?? Now that's compe- tition. It ended up that the Seniors were just a trifle stron- ger that day. Ever since that pep rally, school spirit has flown through-out the school. How about the different groups of people? Remember when there was always only a ! certain group a person was al- lowed to hang around with? Well, this year the groups in- clude Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. We're just one big happy family. We certainly can't forget those big parties on the week- ends. Every time there was a party, it seemed two more people met. Sometimes these introductions included a guy meeting a girl! The last and biggest change is the attitude of the students during school. The discipline is stronger, and in-school sus- pension was longer. There weren't as many kids in trou- ble this year and that made for a happier atmosphere for all. Teresa Lockwood puts a ribbon in her hair. Left to Right: M. Caswell, |. Cavino, K. Richardson, M. Burlingame, B. Dorr, S. Wicks, P. DeBottis

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The construction workers and architects put the new windows in eyery room. Rfe. OUR SCHOOL

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OURSELVES 1979 HOMECOMING SPIRIT sss Tony Squadrito, Diane Sanderson, and Dave Pfeiffer get involved with the Senior Class magazine drive. 9.- ■ Cheryl Trew and Mike Conners share a quiet mo- ! ment. ii ■