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

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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 A “NEW” LOOK In an effort to improve the appearance of our hallowed halls, work has been done on various parts of the school. The chipping paint on our stairways has been revitalized. A clean, fresh coat of gray and black make the old stairs look like new. Our cafeteria has been given a homey effect through the addition of hanging plants. Now, games and competitions can be held at Pelcher Stadium during the evenings, since we have new lights. They enabled B’ville to hold our homecoming game at home. What is done is only a start. There were hopes of getting everything finished before the students returned to school. Unfortunately, delays in shipment of supplies kept work from being finished. For some students, soon is not good enough. There have been many complaints and even letters to the editor. Despite delays, renovations have brought improvements to Baker. 6 Renovations Andrea Lockwood Kelly Burdick Painting large numbers on the doo' s 0r “ students to find their way more easily as shown here by Mike Mckeigue. During 8th period Tim Collin, takes off his sneakers in order to be the first to walk on the i

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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