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

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Ignoring the sign that forbids entry to the Home Ec. room. Chris Eckman and Julie Anderson peek in on the renovation progress. Laughing at the havoc in the girls’ locker room, Cyndy Taft and Shelly House wonder when the chaos will end. WBXlI hard ,he new '-«on of 8 Renovations D«bbl« Petit

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Beth Kresye The library staff was busy this summer rearranging shelves and tables to make the library more useful for the students. Kelly Burdick Kelly Burdick A dream come true for all high school when 5,500 to 7,000 pound poles with watts went up October 17, 1984. students 125,000 Renovations 7

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 TAKE IT APART The renovations continued throughout the fall of this school year. The reason for this was the lack of workers and supplies to get the job done. This applied to the girls’ locker room, WBXL, and the home ec. room. In the girls’ locker room they took apart the lockers and put them on blocks in cages, and they’re also putting in new tiles. WBXL has changed its location from past years. It was a complete change and needed to be re-done practically all over. The home ec. room went through quite a bit of changes. It was torn completely apart and put back together with new counters, cabinets, appliances, furniture, and along with a new floor. There were many disappointed students as well as faculty when school had resumed in September. As Mr. Coleman said, “It has been a very frustrating situation.” Yes, it was very frustrating, but the students and faculty learned to live with it until all the fixing was finished. It seemed as if all the chaos would never end, but the day came and the improvements in our school improved the attitude of the people in our school. We know this because Pam Bennett told us, “I’ll be happy when all this is over.” Some students can’t seem to get enough of com- puters such as Dave Bailey, Steve Nadalen, Meg Taylor and Jeff Jacobs. Beth Krejge Renovations 9