Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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...K Every June a half dozen lunuor boys are chosen by sponsoring organizations to represent Birmingham at Wolverine Boys State at Mlchlgan State College Tak :ng thenr final exams early and leavung before school closed last June were Marc Joslyn, Bud DeLorna, John Schoenfeld, Duck Emery, Stuart Scheufele Bull Berndt Lee Bertllng, Tom Tracy, Bull Leckre and Duck Turner The Crvrc Control Day planning commuttee has o bug 'ob every year The tradrtnonal take over of cuty offnces was set for Aprrl 28 thus year The commnttee drd some nntensnve studylng by vrsrtung Detront cnvrc service centers, observung the local cnty commrssron meeting, etc To prepare thoroughly and stall make therr Day dufferent, the committee spent some tame lookung over prctures, news storres, and plans of former Crvuc Control Days Here members consult Student Congress Scrapbooks preserved by Mrs Darlnng nn her well stocked hrstory orchnves On the floor Bob Jahn, Peggy Gresey, Martha Brown Sue Wilson and Pat Hubbard seated Jo Jo Holt Nancy Morse, Sandra Puls, Harvey Peters, Gaul Burlnngame, Joanne Grerner, Dave Jokrnen, and Thor Halvorson standlng Ted Schwarz and Russ Sanders ' I , X fl' f . ,L E . 0 R 7 A ' s 1' y Y +A V H., u 'X - 5 '72, V n . QB A 4 tliil . Fx. C1 . M gl, . , . . - . . I . I . I l I I 3 I 2 ' 2

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Student Congress gives a student a chance for real experiences in practical politics ranging from spirited campaigning for electron of office to serious study of revision ofthe constitution Marc Joslyn, able student president Here Congress undertakes to do something constructive about the library situation In the fore ground are President Marc, Bob Jahn, vice president Sandra Puls, treasurer and Martha Brown, secretary Henry Johns shows Nancy Davison and Carol McClelland how to cast their votes for their choice of candidates for Congress offices leader, is winding up his second term in the office of . . . 2 P .

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The Christmas splrntfound true and eloquent expressuon thus year when Mrs Hartwlclc s sophomore homeroom adopted the prolect ofplaylng Santa Claus to the eleven Moore chuldren orphaned In an auto accldent ore than a hundred glfts of clothing, toys, food, e c ere Learning ofthe world today us nnvolved un making a bulletln board an mternataonal relatnons class Only one of many tune boards as thus work of Mary Saunders, Sora Dunn, Dave Morgan, and Mary Mullnn collected, wrapped gauly and delivered a few days before Chrustmas Here the commuttee completes the labor of love Alice Bastard Roberta Allsson, Doro thy Schmndt PatJan1cky Kathy Moynahan, Marlene Crawford, John Hubert and Tom Ladd q 'Y 423- X .f I7 'xx . . . l hi t ' za . ' 'b l H a n ' 1 I n ' ' nl ll ' ' - 5 , 1 l I . M , , ' ' t , w . I I.. . ' il l l Q . ' h ' I ,y 4 - ,wr ,. ,,'4 -'- . A ' 1 ' . ' A X J., 1 ,g 5 P I E ff 1 . . ' ' ' l ' Q , ' -y 1 ' 5 , .L-hx X 3 i, - 'A ., ' ' .A , A . Y .. , 9 A ', a 9 . , 5 1 ,l ff I