Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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ws f rmwvk H l B, 1 Q gl r A ' 9,-a i.. ,Q is 165 .X 4 0 N 'W X . gr X fy .' l X -SEQ K Q t X lxkj FUREWARD Have you ever wondered what We look like to that pilot on the 11:30 Cleveland trip? It was just such a query that provided the first inspiration for our Balthi theme this year- An Airplane View of Baldwin High Through the Seasons of the Year, Cn such trips the pilot would probably notice much change from the golden brown coloring of this picture in October to the cold blue-white bleakness ot lanuary. Since we can't see Baldwin's day by day change trorn the air ourselves, an atternpt has been made in our book ot the year to show these daily activities within the school. The yearbook is divided into several sections representing those seasons which we, the student body, spend in Baldwin High. The various athletic organizations are placed in that chapter representing the season in which they are most active. We have also endeavored to place sororities, classes and other organizations in their proper place according to their time of greatest prominence. The faculty, being practically the first one's to greet us upon coming back to school each fall, is placed near the beginning. 'lhe entire annual builds up chronologically to the presentation of the senior class, the last thing in our annual. To aid with your reading of the yearbook be sure to consult the Table ot Contents. Pagr Sewn G 4

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r aw r a C 'J --, '.v, Tx 1:213 1-1 '7f rx., ',.y I Q ,.,, ff'NA N J. . fi, ,.. V s Freedom of Air -- And Freedom of Education Do you realize how very fortunate you are living in a country such as the United States and being able to have a high school like Baldwin? ln America, education has always been free and American youth has taken it for granted, but in the other countries of the world, education is available only to those who can afford it, Very few people in foreign lands receive much more than a fundamental education. The number of people who receive higher education in other lands is very meager compared with the hun- dreds of thousands who attend American colleges and universities. lt is common knowledge that throughout the world, the air has always been free to anyone who desired to use it. Education should be at the disposal of everyone just as the air. We should be conscious of this great privilege that we Americans have and we should take advantage of our fine high schools like Baldwin, Pagr' Eight .fsv-s , K M W '53