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

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Lunch 21 TAKE A BITE We all know the feeling of anticipation those last few minutes before lunch as most students eagerly await the bell. This year students have even more to look forward to than in years before. The many improvements In the school this year has also brought about an improvement in the food that is being served. More students are buying the school lunch this year and less food is being wasted. Even though the school lunches are well liked, many people opt for taste rather than nutrition, like Fred Broome, a junior, who says “I eat french fries and a cookie for lunch!” There are many activities which go on during lunch, tickets to important games and flowers for homecoming or important holidays are sold. Even though the cafeteria is a place full of activity many students prefer to go off school grounds for lunch. Popular hang out spots during lunch are Burger King and the B’ville Bake Shoppe. If it is a nice day many students go outside the school and enjoy a few relaxing minutes with friends before the bell will ring for the next class. Joanne Pantaleo, a junior, says, “lunch time is a great time to be with friends!” This year there are many activities during lunch and there is something for everyone to do during a great time of the day. Pam Bennett Students like Lynette Dugar, Pat Halpin, Scott Florsyclc, Tomo Harada and Javier Perez crowd the lunchroom for good food and good times. After Marla Allen devoured the scrumptious school lunch, Shelley House attempts to get some food but doesn’t have much luck. Joanne Pantaleo

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For school spirit “B is definitely the best letter to paint on your face, and that’s what Alicia Mercandante and Colleen Hourihan did for a football game against Oswego. Lots of strange hats were seen on hat day. Clint Church, Doug Market, Greg Pearson, and Shawn Halpin came up with some interest- ing ones. Spirit 23 TAKE PRIDE IN BHS S-P-I-R-I-T, We’ve got spirit so let’s hear it! Baker’s spirit stands far above the rest! At every game there’s always B’ville fans ready to cheer the Bee team on. This year B’ville’s spirit has really switched on, move events are attended and pep rallies are alive. Students really got to show their enthusiasm by participating in decorating the halls, dress-up day, hat day, and at the Pep Rally during Homecoming Spirit Week. Spirit started the year rolling during Homecoming when the new B’ville Bee Mascot, Buzzy, was introduced to tfe B’ville fans. As Gina Phelps said, “We show great spirit during Homecomirg, but it shouldn’t stop there.” Well, it didn’t stop there, flashes of Red and White are always seen in he stands at every sporting event, and cheers from the crowd are endless. B’ville spirit is on the rise, so joir the excitement. Be a part of the fu:i, and feel the electricity at BHS. Cone on B’ville, show your SPIRIT!!! Kelly Burdick, Debbie F ettlt Julie Anders an