Ernest Seaholm High School - Piper Yearbook (Birmingham, MI)

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maximus CO. booksellers inc. 189 so. woodward ave. birmingham, michigan 48011 642-1977 open Sundays ' til 6 pm mon ' til 9 pm tues. thru sat. ' til 11 pm CO MMUNIT -Y Parents Boost Athletes by Heather Burch What exactly is the purpose of the Booster Club? Our main goal is to supply the needs of the athletic teams that the Board of Education doesn ' t fund, reported president Pat Hayes. Another of its intentions is to involve the students and above all, the parents, in Seaholm athletic activities. One of the many respected projects the Booster Club should be recognized for this year was their work in the gymnasium. They painted our school colors, maroon and white, over the original orange. This overwhelming task took over one hundred long hours of work and is greatly appreciat- ed by all Seaholm spectators. The funding for the club ' s underta- kings is collected in school dues and , through parents volunteering to work in the concession stands at football and basketball games. The annual spring Jog-a-thon is also a great fund raiser for their projects. The Booster Club ' s contributions in former years consist of new weightroom equipment, eight updated State Cham- pionship banners, revitalized showcases, and a two hundred and fifty dollar athletic scholarship to the most qualified Seaholm student. These school gifts, along with many others, are the fruitful result of the club ' s continued efforts. Sophomore Amy Burch summed it all up. The Booster Club gives impor- tant donations that make noticeable and appreciated betterments in our school. Freshman Clint Bond effortlessly bench presses an immense total weight of approximately fifty pounds of raw steel. This weight lifting equipment was provided by the Boosters. photo bv Jason O ' Malley COMMUNITY ADS 275

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PATRONS Judith Preston James and Barbara Quinn W. Scott and Helen L. Rich Marlies and David Richardson Charles and Nancy Richter Mr. and Mrs. James Rifkin Janie and Paul Robertson Garry and Lori Robinson Lew and Claudia Rose Tom and Tina Rowley Mr. and Mrs. C. Reid Rundell Dr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Sage Hey Jeff, Brad, Dean Tom, Cindy, and Drew It ' s Party Time! Love, C, B, G queue(kyoo)n. 1. A long braid of hair worn hanging down the back of the neck. 2. A line of people awaiting turn, as at a ticket window. 3. A hair salon located in down- town Birmingham, featuring a group of dedicated artisans. Creative hairdressers, colorist and makeup specialist design for our clients the look of tomorrow . . . today. Georgette Briand Hair Care Products and Etheirologie Stagelight Cosmetics • Massage Therapy Personalized Exercise Classes • Clothing Boutique 191 N. Woodward, Birmingham, Michigan 48011 U.S.A. 1 |,-| ,,- 313-642-1848 vJUIlUll A Hair Salon and Boutique Adidas Nike Puma Patrick Pony Uhisport Mitre Brine Umbro Spalding George ' s Soccer Supply Inc. Complete Soccer Supply SERVING THE BIRMINGHAM AREA SINCE 1937 FISHER ' S MARKET U.S. TOP CHOICE MEATS FRESH QUALITY PRODUCE George Wohlwend • (313) 557-1166 27051 Southfield Road • N of 11 Mile • Lathrup Village, MI 48076 3297 Rochester Road » N of Big Beaver • Troy. Michigar) 48084 (313) 528-2948 1025 WEBSTER, BIRMINGHAM (Between Hunter and Adams, North of Lincoln) 644-4425 3621 Maple Rd. • Birmingham, Ml 48010 • (313) 645-6675 TRIAD MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES 555 S. Woodward, Suite 614 Birmingham, Michigan 48011 PATRONS Dick and Carol Sard Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Schmidt Jean and Dick Schrage James C. Scott and Associates, Inc. Frank and Margaret Schcckell Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Edward Sheridan Helen and Nick Sica Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hohn Solowczuk Rock and Mary Spencer Susann Spilkin Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Springer 274 COMMUNITY ADS

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Q qmmunit Y A Tonic For Good Health Can 28,000 individuals be wrong? These are the people, both young and old, who participate each year in Birmingham ' s educational pro- gram. In offering a wide range of educa- tional enrichment programs, from sum- mer school to senior citizen activities to enrichment classes, community educa- tion provides a valuable service to the residents of the city. It enriches so many lives, said youth and adult enrichment superviser Barbara Hile, and the learning never ends; it continues through a lifetime. Included in the enrichment program are classes for youths and adults, and a varied selection of recreational activities, which, based on enrollment increases, have become the most popular of all the offerings. A significant spin-off benefit of com- munity education is the job opportunies available in the program. High school students, as well as senior citizens, can apply for such positions as teachers of these enrichment classes, teachers ' aides, life guards and swim instructors. Assistant co-ordinator Marilyn Fergu- son, a strong supporter of Birmingham ' s community education program stressed, If we are not learning and teaching we are not awake and alive. Learning is not only like health, it is health. Carefully stapling an important inter-office memo, dedicated Community Office employee Mrs. Lewis takes care of business on the phone, photo by D Engle PATRONS John and Ginny Starkel Mr. and Mrs. George L. Stern Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Strong IV Pam and Jim Swanson Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sweitzer Tom and Pam Taunt Gary and Diane Tjaden Barbara Tochet Philip and Carolyn Tomkinson The David VanEvery Family James A. Ward Parmenter Florists for all occasions 178 E. Brown 644-9340 8-5;30 Monday-Saturday Diamonds - Watches Sales - Repair BLOOMFIELD JEWELERS LTD. Guldalian Brothers (313) 642-2293 ■■ALL BRAND NAME WATCHES 30% OFF VILLAGE KNOLL SHOPPING CENTER HOURS 3596 WEST MAPLE RD. 10-6 MONSAT BIRMINGHAM. MICHIGAN 48010 10-8 FRIDA Y 276 COMMUNITY ADS