Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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'-,nv Tim Hoffman, Mr. William J. Bozic, Miss Eva M. Rackley Great Caesar's Ghost! Understanding people of other countries and being able to communicate with them has become very instrumental in our lives. Latin, the basis of all the romance languages, was taught to the freshman by Mr. Colanero and Mrs. Allison, while Miss Rackley and Mr. Bozic coached the sophomores and juniors. L'-1 Jo Ann Getzug, Mrs. Lois C. Allison, Mr. John Colanero, Thomas Mayhew Here it is. The more modern language, Spanish, was taught by Mr. Jesko and Mr. Trujillo, who also taught the ever beautiful French. The study of foreign languages helped give the students of Baldwin a closer relationship with the people of other nations. Mr. William J. Jesko, Anna Marie Bird, Mr. Joseph Truiillo Habla, lzablas, habla

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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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Mrs. Jennie F. Halupatz, Mr. Paul C. Fleischauer Ol1! What's my combination? Miss Eleanore M. Smith F, C, D, B, C, A,. English is perhaps the most important of all our subiects. Communicating with others is the mainstay of life. In ninth grade Miss Bode, Miss Bozic, and Mrs. Caldwell led us through the com- plicated maze of diagraming sentences and intro- duced us to the adventures of David Copperfield. Mr. Burke, Mr. Campbell, and Mr. Niederlander drilled us on parts of speech and unfolded the won- ders of Silas Marner's life, in the tenth grade. Elev- enth grade was full of grammar and the works of our own American authors stressed by Mr. Fleis- chauer, Mr. Greiner, and Mrs. Halapatz. Well, that's done. Mrs. Ethel Perrine, Mrs. Sara D. Daley Silas Marner proiects due ----- ' Mr. Frank D. Campbell, Mr. Edward .l. Neiderlander, Mr. Martin S. Burke iiasic QM..