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

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Soclal clubs promote friendship and goodwill l AROW I Cherry Warren Norma Harvey Jeanne Ph1ll1ps Francle Von Maur Marty Thompson Nancy Louls Pam Conrad Pat Dacey ROW 2 V1ck1 Frank Sally Ann Rlchard son Sandy Ihas Karen Gould Donna Schwab Judy Lucas Jolly Lamet Jan Harrls Terrl McCurry ROW 3 Lynne Weckesser Whxtney Walker Ellen Copeland Carol Frledman Chr1s Peran Janet Scafurl Conme Parsons Bettyyean Shea Sponsormg the first dance of the year, the Corona t1on Ball Tlara Club began IIS long 11st of act1v1t1es Gettmg together weekly they planned varlous soclal events and thought up 1deas for charltable proyects The adoptnon of an overseas orphan was the outstand mg effort of the club th1s year ROW 1 Jay Rakxch Greg Wxtbeck Larry Michaels Joe Obey Russ Epker Tom Morton Tom Westrate ROW 2 Jack Cram Tom Woodworth Bob Holland Denms Hurd Brlan Givens Shelley Givens Rlck Hammond ROW 3 Blll Sally Kendall ROW 4 Barb Wmkel Pam Jones Pam Huff man Carol Shuler Melodle Brown Lynn Harcke Karen Rettray Carol March Sandy Sulllvan ROW 5 Jeame Smlth Sharon Randolph Judy Caldwell Barb Janke Anne Fontame Nancy Madlson Cathle Wollenberg Barb Barley Martha Stedmg Nancy Colllns Sue Ganter Contnbutlng to the Amer1can Fleld Serv1ce pro gram the Torch Dr1ve and the Chrlstmas basket pro ject are only some of the many charxtable drlves Black and Wh1te supports durmg the year Other of the club s act1v1t1es mclude the Easter l1ly sale m the sprmg of the year, and a father and son banquet Buesser Steve Conway Jlm Stephenson Ned Foley Lee Decker Denny Gorman Otto Laula Steve Smlth ROW 4 Bnll Henderson Bob Brookman Leigh Stowell Hap Dunne Steve Jacobson Ted Worcester . . . . 4. 41 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 ' l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 7 ' 1 9 1 . . . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' X. 14 J Fig ,ri 1 2 ' I .1

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We have fun outdoors Go jump in the lake! This expression is a welcome invitation to any mem- ber of Birmingham Interlake Divers. In zero degree weather these swimmers can be found exploring the bottom of our carefully heated pool while patiently awaiting summer. Underwater safety is the first factor stressed by the Club's competent instructors, Mr. Schultz and Mr. Lather. Just as important as this is the proper use and management of diving equipment. When confidence is assured and the divers are ready to accept the respon- sibilities of the sport, perfection of diving techniques is the main concern of Interlake Divers. Out-of-doors recreation proves healthful and stim- ulating, Camping and Trip Club has found. After sub- mitting its constitution to the senate for approval, the club became recognized as a full-fledged organization in our school. Learning the skills of camping is one of the biggest undertakings of the club. The proper use and manage- ment of camping equipment was achieved by each of the members. On the club's agenda for the year were many care- fully planned camping trips. Bicycling and canoeing in the Spring and Fall made many muscles sore at the weekend's close. AAfter Mr. Schultz has lectured on a method of Water safety, the Interlake Divers are about ready to make an at- tempt. Treading water and hanging on to the edge of the pool are Cliff Newcomer, Don Daniels, Bill Rosemont, Bill Hey- don, Tim Kling, John Piggott, Mike Williams, Dave Schmoyer, Janet Strong, Gary Kolode. Jim Dunn, Ted McClew, Jon Stitle, Dan Wright, Jerry Mason, Bob Symes. Bill Scott. Warren Reading, Paul Kol-tones, Jim Emmett, Wendy Paddi- son, and Sandy Seyfried. 4Ready to take off for one of Camping and Trip's weekend trips, Chris Greenwood consults with Sharon Woodburn about which road should be followed on their map. Standing by with helpful suggestions is Marty Hopwood with Marcy Bullock, Sue Adair, and Terry McCurry waiting patiently.

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Clubs sponsor charity prolecrs soclal events AROW I B111 Hutton Mike Jackson B111 McKenn1e Chuck Hartung Bob Norris Bob Niorrxson Gary Mouw ROW 2 George Forrest Tom Steding Jim Leahy Dave Jensen Tom Playing an active role in our school ure our social 1t1es wlthm their own membershnp many charitable projects are undertaken by the members KST IS just one of these organizations KST sponsors various social events for the benefit of the student body Each year this club holds at least one lxree record hop ln the winter IIS most gnla affair is the takin-Y in of new members ROW I Bud Guilment B111 Duhn Dale Uhas Dan Reid Terry LeTourneau Bruce lung Rotzer Habrle ROW 2 Sld Sullivan Dick Leahy B111 Lightbody H ink Buick Bill S hmidt Haldane Dave Hyde B111 Bramblett ROW 3 John Taylor Bob Emerick Spike Stanton Mike Miles Another boys club m our school is DJFR Promot IS one of its many fold purposes DJFR supports and partictpates in ill activities undertaken by our school This year DJFR held a bake s 1le and as usual glye a party for its new members in February Perhaps the club s biggest project wls The Drumstlck Ball One lucky and somewhat startled couple carted off the door prize a bewildered turkey Jay Nladonna Bob Alexander ROW 3 Rick Reid John Marin Bob Rouse B111 Kipp B111 Johnson C I O I as 49 ' ll . .1 'Q Ok.-fl Q if .IL U 1 6 - if clubs. Though they are concerned primarily with activ- ing good fellowship and friendship among its members 139