Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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That's the Maple pirit Y l- In Learning That's what we're here for seems to be the attitude of most of us as we leave the building night after night with armloads of books and head for sessions of homework. Birmingham standards are highp it takes real work to meet them. But the payoff is in the high rank of our students in colleges everywherep our place in the top two per cent in the nation in the Iowa testsg the highest number of students in the entire state to qualify in the SQT screening tests. lt's satisfying to know that our school is first of all an educational institution. 30