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

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 CATCH IT!” Spirit. That’s what it’s all about. Supporting your foot- ball team in a difficult game, cheering your swimmers on to victory, being proud of your school—BHS. That's what we all enjoy—the spirit and the energy within our school. It’s contagious. It's exciting. It’s spirit! Spirit can be expressed in many ways. We shout it, cry it, and feel it. It motivates us. It provides us with a feeling of pride, dignity, and superior- ity. Spirit is the best way to get a lot of people excited. Our cheerleaders here at BHS lead the rest of the school through chants, hollers, and cries of victory. They transfer their energy to us, and we deliver it right back to them. When the students at BHS get excited, they let it all out! ley If you've ever experienced a football game, wrestling match, or pep rally, the BHS spirit is phenomenal! Red and white as far as the eye can see. Sounds of excitement fill our ears. The BHS spirit is definitely present at all of our high school events. Hey! Let’s face it—what would BHS be without spirit?! Spirit makes our lives more exciting, exhilarating, and definitely more interesting. That’s BHS spirit!! Danielle Gordon Liveliness is where it’s at. You gotta be brave, bold, and daring to show your sparkle!” Kirsten Schultz “Out of my way, freshmanwarns Ju- nior Sandy Anselment. Spirit 25

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The cheerleaders' dance to Twist my 30, Todd Kasmer, makes an out- Arm was ended by their stunning standing touchdown when B’ville mount. romped Fulton. Homecoming 2 7 Jam packed with spirit week, parades, football games, and other exciting activities, Home- coming Week was as exuberat- ing as usual. Beginning with inside out backward dress day, right up until the Powderpuff Football Game, the students of BHS took part in all the spirit- ed and psych filled festivities. During spirit week, students of BHS dressed extremely out of the norm; starting with in- side out backwards day, and ending the week with sweat and sweater day. Obviously, all of this psyched spirit week rubbed off on the football team. BHS won the game, 33-7. The the exciting announce- ment of Homecoming Queen made the evening even more memorable for Michelle Millard, escorted by Rob Ortlieb. The princess was Shelley Pace, and the dutchess was Carrie Bombardo. The day after the Homecom- ing Game, there was a parade through downtown B'ville. Floats were made by different clubs, and the separate class- es. On Sunday, there was the annual Powderpuff Football Game. This year, the juniors proved to be the superior team, and beat the seniors with a score of 13-0. Overall, the 1986 Homecom- ing Week proved to be quite a success, the best ever exper- ienced by the students of BHS. Danielle Gordon '86 Poualtu P oi)cmi| hceiqns When B'ville Firemen doused the bonfire, they didn’t put a damper on the evening's excitement. mutilated Red Raider meat. We romp- ed ’em! Bill Pisano y