Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Mr. Charles F. Greiner Yes-s-S? Mrs. Luella H. Caldwell, Miss Anne C. Bozic, Miss Miriam G. Bode That deserves an A. L Mr. James C. Butler, Greg Pearson, Sally McCarthy Don't we sound funny? 5 Z. When we finally reached twelfth grade Mrs. Daley, Mrs. Perrine, and Miss Smith as- signed never ending thernes between digging into the works of Shakespeare, Chaucer and rnany other English authors. Some students also took speech from Mr. Butler and learned the essentials of speaking and other valuable subiects. All of these courses gave us a solid background in the English that we will use all our lives.

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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..

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45 L va Mr Joseph W Mlxle Mr Albert Hilko Mr. James F. Bruni Mr. Harry C. Colesberry, Mr. Howard J. McCormick Concentration We learn by our mistakes, or the mis- takes of others. Our social studies teachers tried to show us these errors so that we, the future caretakers of America, will not make the same mistakes our ancestors made. ln the 'Freshmen classes Mr. Fazio, Mr. Garber, and Mr. Hilko tried to show the ninth graders the mistakes made by Pennsylvanians in the building of our state. Mr. Colesberry and Mr. McCormick tried to point out to their sopho- more students in their American History course the fallacies previously made by our fore- fathers during the 'Formation of this great nation of ours. From the beginning of civili- zation people have made many mistakes which were brought out to the iuniors in the World History courses taught by Mr. Halen, Mr. Bruni, Mr. Magness, and Mr. Thomas, a student teacher. Miss Barbara McCorkle, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Jenkins, Lee Logan What's your excuse this time? Mr. Floyd D. Magness, Mr. John Thomas, Mr. Frank Halen May l interrupt?