Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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WP- U65 fgiafzen I4 The library supplies the demand for reference material or anything that can't be found in the text book. Left: lack Gibbs, Nancy Shippy, Frieda Greene, Tom Brown, and Gordon Burnier browse tor their reports. It is quite a novelty for a girl to be in mechanical drawing. Above: Don Wil- son, lim Munger, and Chuck Williams show their willingness to help pretty Sis Thurston with her drawing. Lett: lerry Wooley, Mary Stringer, Sally Warner, Barb Kennedy, and lack Neil race to Bud's to try to get just any seat at noon.

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91645514 N Right: A hunting we will go, say Dick Groves, Charles Dedo, Bill V andevelder, and Iirn Runkel. r 'H Q fl A 55 . ,7 , a ,E X Qhi. , z Above: One never grows too old for hopscotch. Celebrating the return of spring are Io Io Spike, Elizabeth Miller, Annette Risch, Polly Stanley, Ruth Oldberg, Virginia Marson, Ioan Kowinski, and Martha Miller. Right: lO0 horsepower but NOT under the hood fMr. Wagner is seen helping lack Zinser, who has motor trouble. Don Hoge also lends a helping hand. C.

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.fini c!Qe:t1eaf H Right: Slacks are in vogue and we see them worn by Bob Miles, Iohn Parson, Ianice Flemington, Paul LeLine, and lack LaPine. They range from the con- servative plain colors to the brilliant plaid exhibited here. . 1-ww, ,Wy , All of us will surely remember the knit- ting fad which has raged in Baldwin's classroom and corridor. Above: Carol Peterson, Susan Mock, Mary Betts, Pat Page, and Carolyn Kim make efforts to display the finished product. Right: Husky Herb Terwilliager demonstrates the shot put to fascinated onlookers Barbara Gans, Virginia McChesney, and Mary Lee Aldrich.