Birmingham High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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Feeding up to 600 students a day is a big job, but able hands see that the job is always done. From front to rear Margaret Smith, Gertrude Kill- ing, Lettie MacDonald and Ethel Schaule. A , Y , I at ,E x t ,A Aday's work done, part of our custodial staff takes it easy. Homer Westerby, Josephine Roberts, Wanda Hay- mes, Harry Williams and Harry Lewis are pictured. gi? Ready to meet the onslaught of hundreds of hungry students are Marguerite Harris, Helen King, Jenny Carol, Frances McHugh, Leona Pravel, Caro line Corsi, Gertrude Killing and Winnie Goit. 'G r

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An enlarged school needs an enlarged office staff. Keeping books for all school classes and organ- izations, checking attendance, maintaining office records, and doing the thousand and one other office tasks keep four girls busy from eight to five daily. In a posing mood are Joan Neilsen, Barbara Price, Delores Banwart and Rosemary Haroutunian. We are proud of our complete, school-wide couseling service. Advising, testing, and just making twelve hundred students feel more at home is the goal and full-time responsibility of six faculty members. Seated are Joan Marks, Carol Darling and William Clarke, Standing, Joyce Diaz , Kenneth Parker and Hugh Loveland. It takes an even dozen to put the schoolback in top- flight order after we have all gone home. William Bragg, Robert Wilson, Eugene Fisher, Shellie Burgess and Frank Rigotti relax, while John Speer, Lon Dailey, Les Kuhlman, Marvin Knorp, William Johnson, Julian Hasler and Alexander Woods stand be- hind.

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In the Moclern Classroom