Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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We lznntrihuled mane fur the We were a much smaller school than last year but still big enough to float the Activity Ticket, the best package deal a school could have. Neatly covered are 18 dollars worth of plays, sports, publications, concerts, assemblies, and what-have-you all for six dollars. Early in the fall, sale of the Activity Ticket is the first big project of the year for Student Congress. Only about a week is allotted to sales because the first home football game is one of the bargains. The Activity Ticket helps to support assemblies of wide variety and excellent quality. The frequent programs provide a welcome break in the routine of day - to - day classes. Every- one gets into the act in the annual Torch Drive auction assembly. As Bev Ford calls another bid to the auctione-ers, students hastily pool their funds to try to raise the bid again. .' ,P 'J' ..-V.-, , 'fill 5 NJ. .. . A ., ,:, . i!'+f15i9Q .- ,A .4 - . r. ..f,1.,.l.,f,..,, .. , .. T . ., t '-. i 1, .. ffqtew f'f :1J'x l ' :Tip-1' X' it -' ' it'- '-Q Q., L,-f1:'1z1 cm. ffelw...1ft'wt C,-' -- s l - . h ad ' V . 3954.53 -. eff.-f.fgw.y1g.sgsiya - gk-+5-43549 My . if' ' .... . - - m -. . , t s .I - , .ir - it -29 ' 'B PTHEKET-.Pi Y' T . f t 20 . . ' 3 0 11 12533y14,Yii15.srsg16.r.17 18,1950 21 22 28 No Activity Ticket holder missed the thrills of the many sports events of the year. Maple fans tumed out to a man in pouring rain, bliuards or blazing sun to cheer their teams. - .',,-p 'X 'gr --w , 'N X ,ffl- . '- '. .L-.g.,,N, 4--'4 ,. , 1 rr- 3 1 'bmi' U' ' ... 0- F , .1 7-1' 'iff fu! ' rin --f y ' - 17 , ,,.' y-'N -fs 1 ' ' --' 1-uv .,. '3: 'Qv 'cL 5545 1. A' '.J:Q.. - 3' - 'f - ' np- Low, 'G ' Lg,-rj ' A ,, 'ts-. .3- . --', fb.- sn --..-- .. '-a..'f.-.f- l V- ' --sr-r ' . ' .. af. 3, vt -r -. '-gl '- :'5 s p5,1 Q. ' 'suv -' e ' -1... ' .--- .-L -- -' - '-' - ei. A 14-van ' if '01 . 15194 20

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activity tial-int fund, qnt your Innney's wnrth in henefits Because most students recognize that we can support more and better activities under the ticket system, the sales generally go over big. This year about 92 per cent purchased tickets. The drop of two per cent from 1955 might be accounted for by the new driving law. Although we had no freshmen, younger students found themselves unable to come back for night affairs. The ticket supports many activities that do not have any way of being self-supporting. Hence a richer, fuller program can be offered. .im s 'I' .N 1 :YQ ' L' .-.A fl xvgwwye. -. , A 'NZXTM-26. fr --tii 152 - . f lt's Thursday again - Highlander day. The circulation staff has iust finished delivery of Highlanders to the five buildings of the school. Activity Ticket holders benefit by receiving the paper at the bargain package price. Everybody reads the Highlander! Gibby Slater, Bryant Hilliard, Martha Baker, Gail Patrick, Peggy Nothoff and Anne Alexander scan the latest edition. 4.4 Vail r my ' 5- 'Q u ww' .. .E i..,. ..,. , A .Q A 1-if-we it--i ' ll' lf.-HM' I