Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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lnfrlkafe A practical trade can make a man a good living. Printing is a highly skilled craft, and the school offers a good course. Vlforking at the presses are Bob Brown, Bill Walrath, Don Westerby, and lack Deer. I U-4 1 I . Fine arts are necessary in a bal- anced curriculurn. Art members are always available when there is a need. Conrad Burkman, George Lqndino, Iim Laidig, Don McClelland, and Donel Kalter. If the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Marge Thayer, Nancy Moore, and Ianet Steele won't have a hard time getting and keeping hus- bands.

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Bill Downey seems to fit the title of man of distinction as he is met at the door by date Ruth Oldberg. lack Adams and Sue Pomeroy wish each other a Happy New Year while Bill Aikens and Mary Hopkins look on. In a traditional stag manner Ted Harper, Stan West, and Bruce Barnes give the girls a rough time by dawdling over cokes. S

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Arts For those inclined to business the school offers a retailing course. Sales! girl Ioanne Kramer tries a new ap- proach on George Iafano and Alan Garfield. xx. -JN' X 4 X 'NX Learning office work through actual use appeals to Ioyce Bilodeau, Donna Alstrom, Donna Abbott, Ianice Porter, and Ruby Curtis. By the use of cut-away models, Mr. Mott demonstrates the mechanics ol the internal combustion engine to Bob Brown, Doug Dinnes, Bill Mclntosh, and Dick Sullivan. i