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

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During announcements, Vinnie Pompo's voice can usually be heard through out the halls of Baker High. With the look on Jeff Russets face we can tell he's got a long day ahead of him. MCHELEMANGJOURNALISMCLUBSUETOENNIESDROOEREATMARYFALAR Some students put in a few extra minutes These four students, Kim Julian, Mike studying for exams during homeroom. Lamander, Joe and Janine Loffredo wait im- patiently for the school bus to arrive. Morning 13

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Mornings are for mourning Every morning, at 8 a.m. or earlier, students are seen arriving at Baker High School by bus, foot, or some even drive their own cars. Once inside the school, the first thing that the students do is head straight to their lockers to dispose of last nights homework that they never got around to completing. After they manage to accomplish this difficult task, students usually set out to find and chat with their friends or sweethearts. When the warning bell rings, they say their goodbyes and slowly move towards homerooms. The morning has begun, and it is evident to all that no one is too enthused about the day at this point, including the faculty. The first few periods of the school day are the worst to struggle through. No one is quite awake yet, and it takes every ounce of energy one has just to keep themselves going! It's during this time that students seem to be the touchiest. Tempers are high and it sometimes leads to disputes between students and teachers, or other faculty members. No matter how one spends their morning, they all seem to have the same results in the end, mornings are just meant for mourning Delaying the inevitable students slowly wander into school. EWITHFRIENDSSHANNONGROFFCHEERLEADING! Hopping off the bus, Pete Mott, looks ready to start his day. 12 Morning

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LCHRISFORTREADCARMAGAZINESDENISESICALISTENTOMUSI Dressing for style What's in and what's out is certainly more important than Physics or College Prep. This season's essentials are: ties, stripes, B'ville pins, bi-level haircuts, and school spirit. Those things not current with the style-conscious student are: knickers, sailor shirts, prairie skirts, and Valley Girls. Senior Jennifer Nelson comments; Remember it's wrong to criticize what people are wearing, within reason. The most important thing to remember is that C.W. Baker has style and each person must create one of their own too. Most people would probably agree with Missy Chase, a Senior who's on top with fashions, says that Fashion isn't to be alike but to be original. Lets hope Kevin Wojnovich isn't showing us fads of the future. Michele Harris shows us that some girls look better in ties than guys. 14 Fashions You can find a variety of fashion in the halls between class as shown by Ann Turowski, Kim Cheryl, and Kelly Quist.