Baldwin High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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It i Proudly inscribing their names on the Freedom Scroll are patriotic Baldwin students Tom Tracy. Gordon Peacock, Don Green. lim MacFarlan, Donna Crouse, Pat Halpin, Juanita Iohnson. Larry Beers, Gilbert Johnson, Larry McCracken. Falling in line with Civilian Defense plans, Coach Secontine taught first aid to over 300 boys in huge classes. Here's one of them. ldentiliable are Dick Hind- ley, George Rockwell, Rich Spademan, Willis Wright, Pete ryson, Dwight A1- len, Grover Famsw h, Duane Scott, Iohn Burton, Ronnie Phillips, Bill Bemdt, Bob Gasser. Craig Kallen, Bruce Dun- can. Bill Dodds. Tom Osberger, Lee Bert- ling, lack Maddox, Arvid Kallen, Dave Beatty, lim Hague, Ronnie Nightingale, Iim Newman, Bill Nicholas, Ben Lake, Gary Osterbeck, Doug Mclntosh, Phil Ashton, Gordon Yates: in the back- ground Edgar Ellis, Tom Morgan. Ed Fontaine, Charles Griilin, Iohn Watkin- son, Gilbert Hall. Bruce Wallace. To the victor belong the spoils - even in typing class. where the winners are rewarded with those luscious ice cream cones from Hilly Acres just across the way. ROW 1: Iuanita Iohn- son, Sally Hemming, Donna Crouse, Laura Mashaw: ROW 2: Pat Warner, Nancy McKinley, Ioellyn Migrants, Rog- er Webster: ROW 3: Mary Sechrist. Anita Wood, Marilyn Hines, Sally Mc- Kay: ROW 4: Bob Smith, Don Green. I f,l,,L,, ,f M,

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ll ll l , ll K 4234 is ggi? x is 14 A if l W ad Silence! Genius at work! Budding Rembrandts under Miss Trump's able direction get in some work on their masterpieces. Pulling the bcstings and adding those tailored touches to the fashion irocks of their own make are Eva Stone, Connie Danz, Sue Manning, Sara Dunn. Mr. Newcomb and a few of his biologists do a bit of original re- search on this tailless, web-looted leaping amphibian. fFrog to youl Helen Williams, Ralph Watts, Bev Stradinger, Mr. Newcomb, Leroy Fraser, Roy Yager, Ed Fontaine.

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At three o'c1ock 600 homeward- bound students take a moment's leisure before that quick getaway. From bop to Bach, Leonard's record department has 'em all. Listening to the latest hits are Ioanne Greiner, Chuck Ganley, Gwen Uppleger, and Dick Emery. Oh, Holy Night . . . The First Christmas r enacted in tableau and dramatic readings with th choir providing the background music of best-love carols made Ba1dwin's traditional Christmas as sembly one of the most beautiful and impressive o our long series of memorable observances.