Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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The homework we didn't quite fin- ish last night is sure to be completed during noon hour in study hall. Here we see Viva lean Steger, Marilyn Mecum, and Lois Brown working very hard. They seem to be enjoying it, don't they? How about lending me your algebra paper for just a few minutes? I've got a few problems I'm not sure about, or May I see your history outline for a second? Mine doesn't seem to be all here, are the type of comments heard in study hall at noon. But everyone leaves study hall with a satisfied look on his face either be- cause he finished his work or maybe because he had an interesting conver- sation with someone special. of gun v Have you got a weed, Bill? Good! Let's go out to Nichols' car and have a smoke! So here are Pat Welch, Dick Malcolm, and Bill Curley putting five or ten min- utes of their noon hour to good use. Half the hour is spent out in the park- ing lot in-an ol' model A watching the crowd go by! The slogan I'd walk a mile for a Camel means nothing to the boys and girls in this rationed era. Dorothy Atkinson has a look of pleas- ure on her face as she gazes at the money she has collected. Iean Wyckoff, Helen Mack, and lack O'Donnell seem to be the lucky ones to get in for their lunch first. There always seems to be a line in front of the cafeteria door just as our tummy starts to grumble, but we often see our clever schoolmates seated on the floor with their little home-made sandwiches. They seem very satisfied! -SUE COLLINS.

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aug A wifd we Who will forget the sinister melodrama I Shall Return , or the peppy Dance with a Dolly , the old fashioned costumes and park bench in My Mother Told Me , or the boys in their role of morning exercisers in Bend Down, Brother, Bend Down ? With congratulations to the young performers goes a hearty hand to those who served on the various committees, to cr very patient Miss Ruth Hull, general director, Victor Ulrich, director of music, Miss Alice Roulet, director of the dancesg and to the make-up, program, business, and publicity committees. Thanks for a variety show that we'll always remember. -RUTH MILLS. f i 5 I 52 . 2 r i , mmf si- f '-+, -M wg W dvi r if t 'is 41 if ff' If ABoveQOne ,., s, CICt models s most in the act,, Lunch with the screamed when Bob Tyson Frankie, The Voice, and Forsythl, hawimliiihe body A if sf Ywall