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

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Of all the corners ln Brrmmgham thls one 15 most repre sentatlve of the commumty rn whnch we l1ve Across the street from the post otlice and St James Church the Brrmmgham lrbrary rs a famrlrar place to many of our students H111 Burld 1ng rs rn the background 152 is in ,fn ,f VX! Ill' . I f' ' -f .

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As The year slaps Almost before we reallzed the year had slipped by Many of our names had filled the Honor Rolls we looked back on a successful year Wrth many changes 1n our study habxts and thoughts, we look forward to another year when we w1ll return as 1un1ors Homrfromn F104 WJISS Pasley ROW I San dra kaechle lsxthl Squlre Pam Bell Peter Muller Sandra Turf Sherry Schacls Jennifer Jackson ROW 2 Chuck Nlda Cece Smrth Tma Prms Charlotte Bosworth Sue Klapproth Judy Nlmeth Drvld Taylor ROW ? Chxp Passavant Dave Hyde Scott Armen Barb Cromse Judle Hewltt Mlke Wlllnams Mrke Collms Steve Chandler ROW 4 Bob Spencer John Emmett Robert Foote Ted N1cClew Trm Beurden Bull Scott N01 rn pztturc Tom Glles Dlck Reid John Homcroom E103 Nlr Hubbard ROW I Marlene Drew Sand: Alpert Wendy Hutton John Poole Krls I-orster Janne Sayer Sue Heb blewhrte ROW 7 lsntty Schaeffer Ann Smlth Chrlstme Bcll Barb lsravrs I-red Grauer Starlet Brussel Betsy Duncan Theresa Fisher ROW 3 Sumner l-owler Drck Schwarze lorne Schultz Margaret Remp Janet Brown Mary McCarthy Jon Nlxller Jlm Pope Murray Stewart ROW 4 B111 Meade Dan Fox Bull Posey Dan Alserly Mark Davlson Rtck Keller Not zn pzrtnrc Bull Bronsmg Jay Clmtno Ann Groce Paul Wells Janet Whttney Together to dlscuss plans for the sophomore class the are Sue Hebblewhrte vlce presldent Cece Smlth treasurer officers compare ideas hoping to declde on suggestlons that Bob Kennedy presldent Steve Colllster secretary Dave Hyde thelr classmates will approve Workmg hard on class act1v1t1es and Francle Qu1l11an senators I 3 ' 7 ll K t . ' ' , ,I . . . Z 3 h- . ' V . -' . , ' t ' ,. . . 3 . t '. , . - - l 5, F Y WlgglUS. -A . . - . - - , , . l ,. I . , --- . . , ' ' x 1 ' 4 ' A 1 . ' s - 3 -- . . . , , , ' ' . ' W s l . , ' 1 - , K. a . . . v ' V 3 1 ' y

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We like our community life The school is certainly not the students' whole life, for we are also active members of our community. We make our mark on the city, quietly and without fanfare. Ham- burgers and milkshakes at a drive-in, skaters on Eton rink, heads bowed in prayer on a Sabbath morning . . . the signs are everywhere. Using the library, teen center, and community house we take full advantage of what the community offers. Yet we return the gifts, we are the babysitters to whom families entrust the safety of their children, the pur- chasers who help keep business booming, the faithful worshippers that play an integral role in church activities, the volunteers willing to lend a hand to further the many worthy drives and projects. For us it is a time of follow- ing, of receiving. Tomorrow we will lead. 153