Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Meei0m... The versatile members of the English department combine their ability to make English live with their unusual interest in school life. Assembled to discuss mutual problems are Dorothy Perry, lanet Bainbridge, Mary Hart- wick, Vida McGii'iin, and Dorothy Allen. Besides the difficult job of pounding in cases and endings, these members of the foreign language department all take part in directing our school plays. Ianet Bainbridge, supervision of make- up: Ruth Hull, director, and Lydia Ha- bib, properties. Some of our most interesting courses are taken in Hill School. Teachers are Victor Ulrich, choir, Lillian Clawson, arty Virginia Hawkins, home econom- ics, and William Sloat, mechanical drawing.

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