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

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Work goes Into trap plans X ROW 1 Ruth Kalmbach Joanna Koren Sandy Landers Tena Kasten G11 Kanat ROW 2 Dlck Kelley Mrke Kelly B1ll Krpp Barb Klttle Bob Kmney ROW 3 Dave Ladd Mane Kramb Barb Llcht Ron Klaasse B111 Klarrch ROW 4 Nancy Lawton Vrckl Krelssl Pat Laskowsky Dave Krogsrud Cleve Kmg ROW 5 Cathy Lewrs Jolly Lamet Tony LCOHI Janet Lender Kathy Kukar ROW 6 Laurle Llnder Lynn Lmdeman Hank Lewandowskr ROW 7 Sue Lor1mer Carl LlSCWSkl Terry Le Tourneau ROW 8 Nancy Louls Dlck Lowe Chrrs Lotero The annual Washington Trlp durmg Easter vacation takes much planmng ahead Drscussmg the plans wrth Mr Hubbard advlser are Ruth Kalmbach secretary Bob Brookman presrdent Bob Trgelaar and Anne Abbott varlety show charrmen and Prmdle Anders edxtor of Capitol Bound souvemr booklet G S X 1 i ion Q. 174

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Tests challenge our ablllty Q9 D ROW l Joanne Helper Beth Jones John Horner Jo Holdsworth D1 Hoh man ROW 'P Jme lsxaeson Sandy lhis Wanda Jankre Carol Janovac Pam Jack son ROW 3 Phil Isbell Sandra Jaenrcke Rod Jerrett Gul Hobbs Mike Jxeltson ROW 4 Carol Vasel Sandv Jarosz Sue Johnson Chrrstrne Johnson Janet John son ROW 5 LOIS Johnson Rrckr Johnstone Barb Joyner Ken lxacy Bob Jones ROW 6 Karl Kanzler Joyee Krrstofly ROW 7 Judy Knowles Jrm Knowles ROW 8 Herb Kettler Sally Kendall 4-is 1- G, Even though rt seems that we have taken every test avarlable m our first three years they come fast and furious as graduatron nears Loure D1C1cco Gary Poole Paul Robertson and Grant En gard race the clock 173 ,gb W6 As 1,3 I Q'-v .-Qi

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Slghtseelng IS 'rrlp hlghllght What would the semor year be lrke wrthout the Washmgton trlp and Mr Hubbard, who IS always 1n the Washmgton plcture twice Thrs IS one of the most memorable of our semor act1v1t1es At last lt IS trme to go We had been amuously awaltmg the day of departure some 300 of us For the first tnme there were two groups, one leavmg a day ahead to mclude Wrllramsburg m the ltlnery The groups jomed forces to tour Washmgton and then go on to New York where we were fortunate enough to see The Muszc Man All too soon our trlp was over, and maybe for the better for very few can clalm to have gotten more than slx hours sleep per nlght but a Heetmg glimpse of busy New York and of the beauty of Washmgton D C had been xmprmted on our mmds Soon after the Washrngton trrp, we started to reallze that our senror year was shppmg by Everyone was crowdmg rn all that they could There was so much work to be done before finals, wh1ch came a week ahead of the rest of school Buzz Lewis Lmdensmrth Mxke McClure Graw Bonme McK1m ROW 6-Karen Manney Janet Marucco Sara Menwether Sandy Mathews Mary Matulaltls 5. ROW 7 Barb Monroe Peg Moore Carol Mmer Dave McManus Gay Mn' bach ROW 8 Mrke Murphy Jeanne Mott John Mann Bull Masters Jay Madonna 175 ROW 1 Thomas Lamb Ed Loppnow ROW 2 Denms Long Jon Lohla Jxm ROW 3 Pat Lyndall Marty McAllister ROW 4-Rod McDonnell Tom Lyons Sue McNeal Janet McGee Sharon Mc ROW 51Sandy McK1nme Glorra Mc Intyre Carol Magyan B111 McKmme MW' 4' I I :Q sa-'ff 919' 'df