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

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Running up and down stairs is something that students do all the time at Baker High. Halls and Lockers 17 JOESHARONMARTINE Smiling for the camera is Nick Georgiade. Ralph McCarthy grabs his books from his locker before going to class. -V

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Jay Mosley and R.w vilkowski appear to be holding up the lockers. Center of activity The center of all Baker High activity-in the halls and at the lockers. At the sound of the bell, the halls are crawling with life . . . and students rush to class, bang their lockers, catch up on the latest gossip, get the answers to last periods math quiz, and break the monotony of the never ending school day. Friendly smiles, hi's , and special moments are shared in this student hangout during the day. Gina Pompo, a sophomore, said, The halls are great for spending time with your friends. It helps you get through the next class. The halls and lockers often become the objects of student creativity, ranging from scribbles to time consuming, exotic designs. The halls and lockers of Baker are an important part of the school day, where the action is and fun times happen. INGEVENTSROBERTAPOMPOREADLISACUTILLOMAKEDINNERFOR Their lips are sealed; you won't get any secrets from Dave Jenkins or Tom Brown. Looks like a stampede, as students are dis- missed from school after a hard day of working. 16 Halls and Lockers

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Where to find fine cuisine. The cafeteria at Baker High School is, perhaps, the center of activity. Between studyhalls and lunches it never seems to rest. Studyhalls are usually the place where homework is copied, gossip is traded, and general social life is broadcasted. There is always one outburst of laughter per study hall and always one table of students louder than all the rest. As far as the three lunch periods go; the voices get louder, the gossip more intense, and social lives become more dramatic. However, during this excitement, you can always find at least thirty people enjoying a nourishing school lunch. Amy Scicchitano, a senior, says of cafeteria food, “The food here is edible, but thats it, just edible. Doug Wise, a sophomore, seems to have a different opinion. He says, “Who buys the food? I just buy the ho- ho's. So much for nourishment. Catherine Cole, a junior, would rather eat at Burger King than sample our cafeteria's fine cuisine. Either way you look at it, the cafeteria is a busy room. You can study with your best friend, eat with your favorite clique, or sit alone and be the observer of a variety of unique activities. ESWITHFRIENDSTRACIEARNOLDGETSPEEDINGTICKETSSTEVE Karen Salisbury seems to be enjoying her Milk is a natural (or Janet Dietrich lunch. This girl was found eating in the cafeteria wearing her school colors. 18 Cafeteria