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

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1255 T all Three full years go by In hurry Sophomores, juniors, seniors three years gone by just like that In 1957 we entered Seaholm high as an oversize unorgamzed class We made mistakes but we learned from them We didnt have a class variety show that year but we made up for it with Our Junior Laddie and of course the J Hop, and Swing Out As seniors we have many memories to recall The most outstanding was the J Hop, for everyone worked hard to make the Mardi Gras come to life in the gym What a success it was too' Many behind the-scenes workers spent their free afternoons carrymg out the elaborate plans All our artistic talent was put to good use creating the street scenes that looked so realistic The day before the dance some of us labored all day ROW 1 Fred Rhmes vice president Paul Robertson president ROW 2 Nancy Wesch secretary im Bird treasurer 'IA ROW 3 Judy Grpson senator Bob Mc Kenzre senator Bob Brookman Jane McKinley ROW4 Emily Watson Don Van Doren Otto Laula Emily Minor Row 5 Jean Pierre Gontard Gloria Mendoza Anne Abbott Norma Harvey ROW 6 Dan Rodgers Barb Koch Jane Slater John Hill Anne Bauer ROW 7-Christ Schad Bill Ellis Carol Q Shuler Prindle Anders Bob Tigelaar. ROW 8-Chuck Darling Marlene Jacobs Dave Lindsay Carol King Chuck Cofiin. 164

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We dream of being seniors To be a senior. It is the dream of every underclass- man, this seemingly unattainable, oh-so-distant goal. But at last we make it, and the pleasures are ours to share. Everyone knows we are seniors, the signs are evident. Bulging file card boxes, college applications, pal pictures, and, of course, caps and gowns are our badges of honor. When memory scans her ample page, we'l1 be able to look back on a senior year that went by too quickly. We enjoyed so many wonderful activities: a smashing Field Day victory, Washington Trip, Skip Day, Swing Out . . . and Commencement. Some of us cried when we graduated, others were less emotional, but all of us were thinking of the past and of the future. It was a time of beginning again, a time of sadness, of joy, of expectation. We were no longer children. 163

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We galn new experiences ROW l Jeffery Adams Carol Aaron e Allen llrtg. A nr Steve n derson ROW Loulsc Ab arlan hm Alam Ene Alltle Gerry Anderson Chuelt An EC ROW 3 Helen Altmm Nlllse A Helrn Robert Adams Jan Andrews Dale Ash craft ROW 4 Larry Adams Judy Alterley Gary Andrus Hank Austm Ann Balley ROW 5 Karen Alderman Jim Alle Bob Arnold Karen Ashe Dave Baeon ROW 6 Betty Banes Btll Baby ROW 7 Hugh Barley Bev Bartch ROW 8 Sandy Barr Kelth Batemin 2 2 ff A 3 7.3 to 1- Before the muslc eould beam on the it ht of our fabulous J Hop many hours of work had to L0 mto the construetlon of the walls and mask Palntm shops are Ene Alllle Sue banter Pam Conrad and Bob Nlclsenzte 'X r wmdllim 165