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

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Prospects seem bright desplte darkened skles Popular songs laud the beauty of fall 1ts colorful leaves and crlsp a1r but ln 1959 we were subjected to a season of ra1n ram and stnll more ram It fogged halled, drlzzled and just plam poured but whatever lt was called lt was wet There were enough brlght spots 1n our actlvmes however to make up for the darkness m the skles Returnmg to the newly chrxs tened Seaholm hugh school we met Officer Malcolm CScottyJ Ross Ca soon to become famrllar parkmg dldnt take us long to shake off the lethargy of the summer and soon we had plunged whole heartedly mto the act1v1t1es of the new year s first semester A newcomer to the school scene rn the cxty was Groves jumor senlor hlgh school Although still new lt soon bullt a powerful school Splfll and loyalty and m a few years may prove to be a mlghty rrval to the Seaholm Maples l x O O O 9 . . , . . 7 7 ' 3 9 9 7 ' . 7 7 9 , . . . lot iigurej, new teachers, new courses, new friends. It ' 9 , - . . 1 V l l

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We travel study loaf clurlng summer vacations Wrth an added ltghtness to our steps we head for adventure of all types as soon as the last exam IS over Even before school IS out warm days set the scene tor local ptcntcs and braxe tttempts at pre se xson swtmmtng Long chertshed plans begtn to matertahze whether they concern trtps to far corners of the country or for 1 local summer Job Summer school may also be on thc tgenda either to make up lost credtts or to gatn extrt sktlls and knowledge Amld all the rush to get away or to get settled IH a summer routtne we sttll find ttme to culttvate a t1n Armed wlth books suntan lotton tnd wtter r tft or bl tnket we head for lakes cotttges or just out tn the btckyard Unfortunttely mtny sunburns nre also acqutrcd But the summer sped on Uetttnt hotter and drter We were befnnnmg to wonder rf we werent just gorng to shrtvel up and disappear But after some reltef gtvmu ram we returned to normal and as vacttton dtys grew short we were betmnmg to get studymtl blood 1n our vems even though we dtdnt luke to admttttl The chore of domg dtshes seems to bc much lnghter when everyone prtched IH to help On the Chct Sampson trtp there were no slackers Judy Knowlcs Jan Btrdslcy lxtren Bennett Joan Retlly Judy Retlly Judy Van Rtpcr Barb Beter and Chrts Wallace hope to get some sun as wcll as get the Job done , c ' 9 . . . I I 1 L - L. - g. 7 w i w r 3 1 ' I 1 1 ' . up . . . 1 , , . . , - , , , . .. 5 Q . ',. ,Z 2 2 L v a 4 s 4 . 2 , 2 f fl Z. ' 1 , , . 7 C D ' C . I ' Y 1 1 Q : s 1 I ' Y. . 7 Y. 4 f H e ' c . , . . .n 7 . ' ' . . . . ', , x - V 3- . 1 xv 'Q t . ,, L Q C Q u 5 I 'Q , 1 . , . , ,

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we 'W K New air of excitement pervades fall at Seaholm A familiar sight to any student is the long row of busses lined up in front of the building, waiting to transport us homeward at 3:06 each aftemoon. They seldom fail us even on the most miserable of days, come snow or high waterg they are a welcome boon to anyone living more than a mile from school. ' Q 'E 0513 J AQ-I 4' -A 'W' 5' N'lg fdl.Q- vii .lf-:D ' 'B s. af L E of a 7 I 8 4. .' 0:1 , 1 I if ' . ' s v v .4,. l I ' ,f hw ,gh N. if . ,W-,. ' .KH - - : ff ,PI-'fy '4 A 1' 9 .- t V-'w.t, -,,,'l1A , . ,. .fr-'wx ' ' V. ,gps , Q Q. 4 -- . -- ,--' ... ---'H3+'-v ,,4f...i :1-Q5 ., .2 . 'VA ? .A,:I1.1'.l4' ' . . in '.