Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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T radztlons of F zeld Da and the Torch Drwe ar ns, rnte es and pro n ar e T h .urlve Q lrons of dollars fc' the sl ' of K C a mes Gr SSTVICQS of Metroyol tan De' ot Natura su, a fund needs everyone s he yo Blrmrnqharn students always Q1 ze ,enerous ,1 Q Na money makers se' a aoal of we ar a student dollars and to oed that t rw es lun dolnq t Most h oh schco lerws me ' ea r fro f rather than tr OJ' '1 ur e lS sahsreo If e pr zes qolna to the P1 nne Da es praoh na he rhlf ,fa school and fy paoers a Pep V rv d t ceeds of the Concess fl at he lvl a Mos' fun o a and was the pu are Q 'ef' e s hool were soe a a C all aoproveo by the oowem hat ne hat h no renealno ese na 1 ntl 1 ever, exernphon wrth an A ln a test to a spaaheth at ll e t r s 1 The a A non boosted h Fund nfrlloutlon bf TKT ,1 ars ln a slnale hour wh fl t e ar, o s a , 300 dollars 25 o o o o Sh:a1rt ' ln,1n sth, or: T -frrngl' T T1 prior. . -U h ri, nd social on rar. .Y 1, 'av lly s 'oh larae ' ' , . l ' ' f , U, lf .so - r . lo or , doll o '- ..r, or lfff -s. T . t . aqua, beside havzrtq lots if 1 . 1 ' lstudt. ,t 1' o -ur . :oy 'r . . J C T.Co11e:tOflDaa the f1s.Q rr 'q- ff. Q lo' new thas for oin'e:5':f 'E 1 . in the .rs narne- BUTYL' Y , r, 'og t shtofst E?1'L7Y1f,m' igtxzngz thf rar- ance to the Fundg edltonal and feature-story 2-frxlrxig t lr l . ct, b sp Qluf ante and pri- . 'LQ o 3 l A ,, qaest football fyarne. ' t f ll . nios' orofrable To the Tzrrh FTQT. 5 , blxo s l lr auttlipfi. Cfjf1'r1buiei -uf'hfr,5 if th C X' Q. A Cl L X rtgfiles, prxfzl--aes ff :ser'.'. os l h 1 A 'ff 3, t. t ere 'fffLl l z f- .s 3 7. Th fx. llr 1 oluoeol . tl'l1r1fg lryrr ' ' . so , dir tor UC' . me A oo . -. ' r u ole l ' ' . , 'fl Intl, 'otgons T ddria T'I'.Lffl'YLff I

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We like our K l Frorn the very ftrst day of school there ts planntnq for Pteld Day beloved traattron of qenerattorts of Btrrnrnaharn students The planmnq loeq ns he e and there tn ltttle knots of sentors then tumors ftnally penetrattnq to sophs ana las' of all to freshmen There ts an a mosphere of sub dued enthustasm Freld Day must not he Jeoparatzed by accusattons that rt takes ALL the stuoen s mterest All plann ng ts top secret Of course upperclassmen wtll be nberal vv1th adv ce o frosh-a class that has never ex penenced Fteld Day Bu everyone else must shtft for lowed to leax cu' to plane terest ana fan the ftres of rtvalry Theres oract tm, of eaqtosstnq out on the archery range Th th ee reqaed race duets try out whereve a course can be found M ndful of those rmqhty potnts scores on parade float a d heers cornrntttees work tr-1 remote barns bgtldrna floats whole classes sneak that extra rrunute of horneroorn ttrne to revrew rules practrce marchrnq rehearse cheers tn row VOICES That secrecy aqatnl And at last the BIG DAY arnves worth every brt of ttrne and trral tt has cost' I , . I I t Q T t . l Q v . A , , , htrnselfg collectxvely, that ts, as classes. lust enough is al- ' t t ' in l . ' 'tcp of - ' A . 1 . e r -' r .1 , . n c , . ' . , , .

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We cheered our teams on to vzctorzes The ssrtno sports haa all collected Cham pro sh p Leaque and or Reqronal To wma Lp the year wth a clean slate football ana cross country had to do as well So m sprte of mud and rntre rarn and sleet the cheerleaaers car red on tn a frenzy of School sprrt the team rmproved aame by ans ted shone men anfl PA announcers towel ther Joes very pleasant follow na wrrnrnq cross country and football squads I I 1 a ' l , - 1 - l l . r , game, and a whole crew of reporters statistrci- , 1 1 A . r a t 1 r - 1 I 5 ' y f ,D . ,.,