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

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We ask about college life As college appllcatlons would soon be due, many began ser1 ously consldermg plans for the future For many weeks college representatrves had been vxsmng Seaholm mtervnewmg members of the seruor class Some of us knew where they would llke to go others were not sure, and there were many consultatrons and conferences to be attended We were proud of those who won scholarshrps and happy for those who were accepted by the college of thenr choice Through all of the concentrated actnvlty of our senlor year we managed to meet new people rn our classes and socral gather rngs Workmg together m school actlvrtles made It possnble to get to know each other better and develop lastmg frrendshnps Plans for lnductmg new members mto Natronal Honor Socxety were begmnmg to take shape In Aprnl, five per cent of our class were adrmtted at the mductxon ceremony man Judy Hurld Jerl Green ROW 3-Colleen Godsell Don1s Gore Carol Greenan ROW 4-Marlon Gmman Bud Gurlmet Elma Grxscom Les Greenwood Joan Gregory man and 171 f ,, ROW 1 Nancy Frscher Denms Gor MAWQ Row 2 Non Groty Carolyn Good ROW 5 Tom Godau Margo Grahn Judy Grant Frxtzn Hams ROW 6-Fran Green Tom Glttens Nancy Gurley Harry Holden Bert Hy ROW 7 Bob Haack Duane Hines Kaaren Haddas Fred Gales Kathy Heck ROW 8 Dr Hrtchcock George Hams Judy Hamxlton Holly Hoyt Jxm Hol 'thi' N QW? .JL J 1 . . .- . , I g db . . - I I, ' . . . -,f D 5 J. . . . ' 5 i .. ' 'df' et, al l , ' ' +A W L e V g I 1 1 HF' I 4 , f f -I 'IM , I ,f . N . ff H, -4 tx 'X 'l V LU W M M fix K I , auf 'N 4 L x o o , X 5 1 , I , , , J A ff ,,wA iii., ' V V , 1 E A 7 , 5 Y ks .w . , , '-...Fi l 'A' ye L ,V , , I H72 h hz, 1, ,ff j f, U . If . 6 .1 . . .' . ' 7 Q ' I lf 1,1 , V V' a t H 'L Yr ' kbp! ' V. p , -we '- .3':-.-1. .e-:wt -J ' , '- , 1 V , -, ' . - . I I 7 F 5,

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We exchange plctures with others ki' -4 ROW 1 Carol Evans Ernest Fangle Larry Fondren Gall Felcyn Ron Fxx ROW 2 Rebecca Farr Bob Flaherty Doug Fouracre Sandy Ferguson George Forrest ROW 3 Dan Foulkrod Lmda Foreman Merv Gallop Ned Foley Bob French ROW 4-Don Frey Sue Ganter Dave Frasure Nancy Fortune ROW 5 J1m Garllck Frxtz Gexb Carol Frledman Ann Frohberg Bob Garza ROW 6 Sally Garrlson Pat Garvey ROW 7 Larry Gaskms Gall George 16 ROW 8 Karl Glerok Carole Gllbert Mary Gough Pleasmg the semors IS of prlme lm portance to the studio when ll IS semor plcture t1me Makmg careful cholces wxth Mlss Jean VanWormers and are Meta Reynolds Joann Koren Lols John son and Sue Lorxmer as 170 ilriv qi in

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College boards prove a necessrty Tests tests tests Such are the bane of the semor s lrfe When sopho mores we werent bothered too much by them Of course we had our weekly qu1zzes and end of the year finals whrle no year would be complete wrthout the Iowa and Kuder Preference tests The jumor year came and w1th rt mid terms Natronal Merrt Scholarshrp Exams, and our soon to-become old buddles, college boards We took them 1n our strrde As senrors, however thmgs really got rough There were prehmrnary scholastnc aptrtude tests more college boards and Iowa tests, scholarshlp examrnatrons, mrd terms, fmals, entrance exams, and those farthful weekly QUIZZCS ROW 1 B111 Hutton Krtty Hmman ROW 2 Rlck Hammond Dan Helk kxnen ROW 3 Denn1s Hurd Tom Hendrlck son Lynn Harcke Mary Lu Hemtz ROW 4-Elmer Haack Caren Holmes Lmda Henderson Ron Harvey ROW 5 Richard Hershberger Jlm Hansz Glorla Hlte Dave Hunter ROW 6-Pete Hradetsky Judy Hauk Don Heck Pam Hay Dlx Humphrey ROW 7-Sue Hllty J3Ckl Horn James Hall Bob Hardwxclse Nrclt Hrhc . 5 1 ROW 8-Curt Harrison Sandy Haack ' ' Dennis Hawley Chuck Hartung George Harris. 172