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

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 i- •'••T' Chris Hourihan 1986 Lyre Volume 70 C.W. Baker High School East Oneida Street Baldwinsville, New York 13027 (315) 635-3941 Enrollment: 1,547 Title Page I Layout by Tricia Davi»

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BHSBHSBHS HSBHSBHSB T Since our purpose is education here at BHS, academic endeavors occupy a good share of our time. Academics! (ak uh dem’ iks) I. Of or pertaining to an academy, college or university. 2. The courses available at BHS. Pages 102-119 Caring, sharing and working together, the stu- dents and staff of BHS try their hardest to Strive for Excellence’’l Peoplei (pe’pl) I. The whole body of persons composing a state, community or school. 2. The students and staff of BHS. Pages 120-213 Physics teacher, town mayor—the man's talents never endl Mr. Doris demonstrated a physical property in lab class, but B'ville is on his mind. Community: (ke miu ni ti) I. The people who reside in one locality and have the same interests, etc. 2. The particular village of Baldwinsvilie, N.Y. Pages 246-247 Graduation signifies not only an end, but also a beginning. BHS might end up only a memory, but surely a fond one. Closing: (kloz’ ing) I. To bring to an end: conclude: complete; as to the final part of a yearbook which ties together all other parts and unifies the theme. Pages 245-247 SBHSBHSBHSBHSBH HSBHSBHS SBHSBHSB BHSBHSBH 1HSBHSBHS [SBHSBHSB BHSBHSBH iHSBHSBHS [SBHSBHSB BHSBHSBH HSBHSBHS HSBHSBHSB BHSBHSBH HSBHSBHS £ tSBHSB HSBHSBHSB SBHSBHSBI BHSBHSBH; —. BHSBHSBFrl » BHSBH IF7BHSP1 Ofy HSBHS BHSBHSB SBHSBHSBH £BHS AKER HIGH SCHOOL Baldwinsvilie, New Yor

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I, tii B.H.S. Pride B-H-S—oh yesl! As students entered school in the morning, they were flooded by a sea of red and white. Construction-paper signs were everywhere announcing the theme of the 1986 Lyre before its release—something never done before. As soon as the eighth period bell rang, the entire student body rushed downstairs and crammed into the boy's gym. As the underclassmen scurried around, finding their section, the seniors started the chants and cheers that racked the gymnasium for almost an hour. This scene is from the first pep rally of the year, and by far one of the rowdiest ever. It demonstrated the powerful school spirit we had this year, and our commitment to Strive for Excellence”. We had a lot to be proud of this year: an undefeated football teamj seven National Merit Letters of Commendation and two Semi-Finalistsi two Baker students studying abroad and nine foreign students herei and a new superintendent of schools, for starters. This year seemed destined to be a remarkable one. Indeed, the stars have literally fallen on the Class of '86 with the arrival of Halley’s Comet, which passes by once every 76 years. BHS—Oh Yes has been made possible due to the efforts of all students, faculty, administration, and the community. Our goal was to show what school spirit we have and how much more there is to be proud of here at Michelle McCormick 2 Opening