Baldwin High School - Balthi Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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l i l l i fapm l Remember the day- You opened your locker, only to be met by a faceful of plaster. The dynamite explosion iolted you out of your seat. You nearly froze to death because the heating system wasn't in working order. The school filled up with a dense smoke and you bumped into a teacher. You tripped over a plank and fell into a pile of sand when you were trying to get to class on time. We changed classes to the tune of an alarm clock. You finally got to use the new facili- ties ofthe building. 7 NH' J'

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Mr. Mcllroy offers capable guid- ance to one of his band members. Jim Fisher, Mr. Mcllroy Along life's highway there are many times when one pauses at the side to recall some memorable phase of his life. Looking back on our high school days, we naturally are reminded of the studying, the text- books, the homework but the outstanding features, more deeply imprinted on our minds, are the enriching experiences of our social affairs. Many of our activities here at Baldwin are connected in some way with the music department-football games were highlighted by the rousing musical strains ofthe marching band, the melodious blending of the voices of our choirs enhanced our assemblies, and special choral and instrumental groups provided entertainment for our club meetings, dances, and social gatherings. What more fitting tribute could we, the class of 1958 make, than to dedicate our yearbook to those who have given us this rich musical background-our directors, Mr. Mcllroy and Mr. Shalley, Dave Warner Glenn Lehner, Ted Fichtl, Mr. Shalley. 9 These football players find that music can be iust as enjoyable as athletics especially when Mr. Shalley directs them