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ELMER J. McGIBBENY Asssitant Principal Much of the planning relative to school organization is done during vacation months when informal attire is in vogue. Mr. McGibbeny, Mr. Brandtonies .15 As Graduates, you have come to the time in lite when you must assume the responsibilities for which you have been preparing for twelve years. In order to meet these responsibilities, you should ask yourselves three questions: Where am I going? How do I plan to get there? What are my chances of achieving the goals I have set? Your success in answering these questions will determine your success in life, but if you approach each with enthusiasm, love for your fellow man, and ambition tempered with meekness, the battle is half won. May I extend my sincere congratulations. May best wishes go with each of you. Elmer J. MCG-ibbeny 'll ...Q
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1 F WILBERT C. BRANDTONIES Principal Seniors, it is now time to say farewell. You have completed your high school training and you are now going to enter a new phase of your life. Your teachers have given you the benefit of their knowledge, experience, and training in order to prepare you for citizenship so that you may take your rightful place in society. I hope that your high school educational experiences will help you to solve some of the many problems that you will have during your life time. The administration and the faculty wish you the best of everything that is to be enioyed in a rich, full life. ' W. C. Brandtonies The secretaries have their fin- gers on the pulse of the school. Carol Simmons, Janice Leech, Kay Vaglia. i0
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Mr. Harry J. Klein, George Walton Help was always there. Q 5 Miss Elizabeth P. Pensom, Kathy Nord, Carol King, Mrs. Mar- gery M. Enlow We sent letters-stacks and stacks of letters. til 41 Throughout this year at Baldwin High School we have been faced with many problems which we could not solve ourselves. Eventually our footsteps led us to the offices of the guidance depart- ment. Here the girls received helpful suggestions behind the door marked Mrs. Enlow or the one marked Miss Pen- som, while the fellows received friendly advice in the offices of Mr. Klein and Mr. Zingle. Mr. Stanley A. Zingle, Marlene Bonetti Careful now! 12
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