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

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Caught In whlrl of school The days rolled by and xt was October already Cheers rocked the school as Fleld Day pep assem b11es and sports events found out our wrlder enthusl asms and molded them 1nto useful forms Now and then the preclpttatxon would cease and we eagerly headed outdoors Trme ilcw so qurckly Sophomores knew the1r way around now and were as much a part of the school as the mlghty senlors Jumors started thmkmg about therr candy sale and semors well they were just thmkrng It was gettmg colder now and wmter coats came out of storage Term papers sent many scurrylng to the lrbrarles filecards 1n hand Future basketball stars began exercrsmg on the courts The All School varlety show rs lots of fun for everyone Work1ng wlth the theme of Alrce rn Brrmmgham the students drsplayed many types of talent whrle keepmg up a credrtable story lme Whrtney Walker portraymg A11ce peeks out from behind her mushroom at a rehearsal Mn' work and actlvltles we How fast the days fled College applncatlons had to be filled out soon Some senlors took two days off and toured the country lookmg over many of rts 1nst1 tutrons of hlgher learnmg November markmg periods and grade cards came and went Athletes were feted at the Fall Sports Dmner Then mrracle of mlracles the ram ceased Not even a drrzzle dam pened the pavements For a few days we reveled ln the luxury of It It was cold but at least there was sunllght We dldnt even notlce the first flake as lt drrfted lazlly from the heavens We stared rn dxs bellef at the second Not already not so soon But rt was Snow We were forced to admut that wmter was here We began waxlng our Sk1lS .A O O I O I I 9 ' - u , - . . . .- - , . - - . . ' . , . , , - s - l - ' Q ' , . . . , . . , ' . .- , . . . . ' ' ' . , v if ,, ' - it I of ff A -'K ' l F51 ' ' ,ft K ANN, t . W . . 4 M 'my X W l . , 5 I I ,. 2 , I 5 ' 2 D A In qt' l - i X s 1 A In T 14

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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 '.

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hardly note fall s passing How many thmgs there are for us to do' Club meetings college tntervlews sports events commlttee meetmns hearsals and hundreds of other lrttle thmgs The lobby bulletxn board mamtamed by Scrlbblers club ns .1 btg help tn keeping us posted as to whats gomg on around Seaholm Dave Hunter watches as Chuek Darllng posts the weeks events Husky football players ltke to eat dxscover Ron Wnlcox and Ruth Ann Payton as they serve thls hungry bunch at the Fall Sports Dmner Wamng to dxg tn are Chunk Hartung George hew and Pete Russ Wlth backs to camera are Ted Worcester Jlm Ruhly and B111 Henderson 1 'V I 0 ' ' ., Q - 'I' ',. re: . C ' r Forrest, Sam Reeve, Tom Moonen. Craig Morze. Boyd May- . , . I v7 1 - . f- in C ' 1 V' I - 15