Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Many wnrlied hard an paper drives and variely shuws lt was a brand new idea - why not sell candy for profit at Christmas time? So over 500 sophomores sold 5710 pounds to 5000 residents of Birmingham. When the Fred Sanders Company arranged to deliver the order, officials estimated that it would take five or more of their regular panel trucks to do the iob. Finally a large freight truck was called into service. The nearly three tons of candy, added to the weight of distributors, was too great for the floor of any one room. So two were used as unpacking and sorting stations. On D lfor Delivery! Day, 26 trips to and from the truck brought 263 cases of Christmas chocolates to the stations. From stations the candy was delivered to the l7 homerooms and thence to the 570 sophomore salesmen. A net profit of 2597 dollars was earned in this largest project ever undertaken by one class in Birmingham High School. Bearing many pounds of Christmas chocolates, Jim leuden, Mary Cork and Bill Cheer help dis- tribute to sophomore homerooms. But along with rome 500 other sophs, they will share in the fun lter. Helping to unload the big truck are Jim Lewis, larry Serten, Paul loudreau, Jeff Atkinson, Dave Carlisle, and llll Stark.

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