Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Mrs. Joann C, Berkoben, John Jones Don't hunt cmd peck. Miss Meryl A. Rust, Mary Jane Kucik Equal, reduce, move-over, repeat . . agsldkfi Mr. George , -M Preparing the students for the business world was the iob of our business education department. Mrs. Berkoloen and Mr. Michael taught Typing I to beginning corn- mercial students and some academic stu- dents. lnstructing the students in short- hand and Typing ll were Miss Conte and Mrs. Magness. ln completing their busi- ness education, the girls, under the direc- tion of Miss Rust, were taught transcrip- tion. Because of them the most competent clerical workers will graduate from Bald- win this year. What's my grade? Judy Schwartz, Miss Yolande G. Conte, Bev Conkel, Marianne Loche Short way to write a long letter. Michael Mrs. Eleanor M. Magness, Pat Thurston, Rose Ann Curran mswrmea ma 9900699 ffl? 0000000 f ooeoooooef oooeooomaoe OARD 24 Gnu.

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r 7f '- V!-.lg !p- . Q--'L' v ,....-v?',4 ff' Wm-Q SX. ge .M-e-'ax'-s Norman Frick, Mr. John W. Waterman Urban Wasecko, Mr. William J. Sullivan Don't draw straight lines freehand. ,, . ,, Dust gets in your eyes. Mr. Henry M. Robbins, Dennis O'Neill, John Murawski Just don't try to spend it. Radiating from the shops were the buzzing of saws and the blows of ham- mers as our prospective architects, printers, and carpenters displayed their varied skills. Inside, Mr. Sullivan directed the wood shop while Mr. Stone supervised the work in the metal shop. Overseeing the printing press was Mr. Robbins. ln the mechanical drawing classes, students worked over their drafting boards con- structing plans under the able assistance of Mr. Waterman and Mr. Keller. Although each shop differed in sound and sight from the others, they were all helping to prepare Baldwin's students for the future. lf you get caught, yell. Watch your fingers. Lou Pollak, Tom Bruce, Mr. Ralph L. Keller Bill Stanley, Mr. John B. Stone, Terry Witherspoon

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Reader's Guide Increasing your eye-span. Mrs. Lenore E. Shea Jim Ramsay, Mrs. Marian E. Corbett Our library, under the able super- vision of Miss Minetti and Mrs. Shea, has aided us greatly. It is well equipped with visual aid rooms and reference and fiction books in twenty-three sections, ranging from science to romance. Our larger library provides room for an aver- age of a thousand new books. Speed reading for college prepara- tory students and reading improvement for English students were the courses of- fered by Mrs. Corbett. The tachistoscope, which widens the eye span, the reading accelerator, and other machines were an aid in her classes. Keeping the books in order Miss Josephine Minetti