Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE CLASS OF 1953 President .,..,.... ........ I ohn Wagner Vice President .....,. Charles Young Secretary ....,........ Suzanne Keener J. VVagn'er, S. Keener, C. Young, J. Prickett Treasurer ...,,......A...... Joyce Prickett CLASS COLORS Maroon and White CLASS FLOWER VV hite Carnation CLASS MOTTO Love all, trust a few, 1 do wrong to none. CLASS HISTORY Along lifels highway there are many times when one pauses at the side to recall some memorable phase of his life. One such mem- orable occasion was our senior year. After eleven years the seniors looked for- ward to the new school term with ambition and enthusiasm. The Class immediately set out to leave a distinguished record in the an- nals of Baldwin. ln the month of October, senior pictures and name cards were ordered and class elec- tions were held. Our school spirit reached a new high that rainy night in October when the first bonfire rally in the history of Baldwin took place. A mock presidential election aid- ed in increasing the students, interest in school. The senior-sponsored Christmas dance ended a successful year. On February 19, the seniors gathered for their last class party. Meet Corliss Archerf, a delightful comedy, was presented by the seniors in March. The biggest event of the year, the Senior Prom, was held at the South Hills Country Club. On Iune 4, the Senior year drew to a close as we marched down the aisle to re- ceive our diplomas. Due to the efforts of Miss Smith and Mr. Merritt, co-sponsors of the Senior Class, our last year was a great success. No matter along what paths of life our footsteps travel, the seniors shall never forget their last year at Baldwin.