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

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Kir 1 on Schultz Gina Pompo and Heidi Herbert would have been lost without the security of their stuffed animals on kiddie day. Why does Lynette Duger think she can hog that big lollipop? Sean Durkin wants some too. Kirsten Schultz

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'ville you that when one thinks of ll, he doesn’t think excitements' :.; hen one thinks of a football he thinks of SPIRIT.”B I eryone needs activities and fun to keep them going through the year. Red and White, smiling faces, and pep rallies are what we'see when we are all getting psyched for a big game. The cheerleaders and Buzzy” are both a big part of all the spirit. Cammy Cook defined spirit as, Getting psyched and cheering on the team.” The spirit isn’t ail from the fans, but from the players themselves, along with help from the cheerleaders. One thing they do to get psyched is decorate lockers with signs and balloons. Becky Therrien shows her school spirit by, Wearing red and white anH rho »rino rtn tho tMm tn victory. Spirit Week, which falls the week before Homecoming, is always fun filled and exciting. It always brings out a variety of different personalities in everyone. During the pep rallies, Mr. Coleman really gets in the swing of things. He gets everyone yelling, and screaming, and rowdy, as well as himself. On dress up day we see lots of spiffed-up” guys that you usually wouldn’t recognize, along with the girls that don’t look too bad themselves. Jody Golden thinks there is more spirit this year than last because, The kids this year are more alive.” Spirit is something that everyone should have, no matter what the event or situation. It’s good to be rowdy and let out all of those wild emotions. Just forget all of your problems and have a great time! The cheerleaders raise our spirits as easily as they can raise a pyramid. The most spirited character in the school is Buzzy the Bee. but we never know who he she is. Spirit J.9