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

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 Where 'The Gang Goes Hey, what are you doin' after school? I'm not sure probably HANGING OUT. This is a typical conversation held between high school students at Baker when de- ciding what to do after school. Even though there are not several places to choose from, students still enjoy themselves immensly when they do go out. Because B'ville is such a small town, there are certain hang outs that have be- come popular . . Therefore, Burger King, Pizza Hut and of course, parties have become better known as the places to hang out in B'ville. During lunch and afterschool, it is very common to see groups of students eating at Burger King or the more common name, B.K. With B.K.'s addition of breakfast, students can hang out there in the morning also. Even though Pizza Hut does not have breakfast, it still draws a crowd. Their mouths watering piz- za is tempting to students after an athletic event. Dancing, talking, listening to mu- sic and drinking beverages are things that go on at the most popular hang out, parties. Almost every weekend there is a party to fulfill the students desire to be with friends and to do the things previously listed. So, if you have not hung out at one of these places lately, why not hang out and see what you have missed. B-K runs were a favorite of the 1‘fHl Lyre Staff

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Hoi rocker Mike Ross belts out the year's best version of Peggy Sue”. Gina De Bolt is puts on a good show with her dance routine. Talent: We Cot It The talent show is for students who wish to show off their talents whether it's good or bad. It's a chance for students to get on stage and be themselves. There were many different performances ranging from wild dancing to com- edy. Bands were also commonly seen. Mike Anselment and Scott Hughes kept the audience laughing, while others acts prepared to go on. Messages written by the audi- ence were read throughout the tal- ent show by the MC's. their undivided Talent Show 27

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Bflff Vi': .--------------------- r --------- — : ; ’i 'Tr------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------■ . ' :1 j Showtime The 1982-83 school year was a great year for movies. A favorite was E.T., The Extra Terrestrial. This film revealed a cute alien who cap- tured the hearts of millions. Also playing in many theaters was Tootsie , starring Dustin Hoffman. Hoffman plays an unemployed ac- tor who auditions for the female lead of a soap opera and becomes America's hottest new actress. This years number one military movie was An Officer and a Gentle- man. Richard Gere stars in this very realistic portrayal of the ever so tough Navy life. On the lighter side of things, the Academy Award winner, On Golden Pond was enjoyed by people of all ages. Not only can you go to movies at various theaters, but many organizations here at Baker show movies at school. Many of these movies are great fund raisers for different clubs, as well as, enjoy- able for the entire student body. So, as you can see, this year stu- dents have had a wide variety of entertaining movies to attend. How many have you seen? STIR CRAZY Movies 29 “V ‘crsr - tv - v . V V . v -' cv o ■ ; % rx- v AV tv w so-