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

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The Marc Joslyn Memorial Award for 1959 Une ol the few, the immortal names that were not born to the Lmda Burkman Marc Joslyn was the perfect example of a well rounded hrgh school graduate As a polmcran as a leader as an athlete or as a student Marc excelled ln each field Probably the best lnked boy rn school Marc was sure to lead by a wrde margm m any ballotmg He was elected prestdent of Student Congress twrce presn dent of hrs Jumor class presrdent of the 1952 Wash mgton group prestdent of Spantsh Club and Mayor of Bnrmmgham m Crvtc Control Day Marc was also one of Brrmmghams outstandmg athletes He was the best center and toughest lme backer behmd one of the toughest lmes m Maple hrs tory In swtmmmg tt was the same story He won the Roger Kxssam first Goldsmtth Trophy and came wrthm one pomt of leadmg the team to a state champlonshtp Whos Who was made for people llke Marc Marc ts gone But he has left behmd hrm a sp1r1t not to be forgotten may the s1lver kmght a symbol of vtgor and strength praymg to hrs God for gutdance forever remmd us that Marc showed the way for clean lrvmg good sportsmanship and sound leammg Each year the semor boy and glrl who most nearly embody Marc s sterlmg qualttles of cmzenshlp leader shrp and deep mterest rn student affalrs receive the award and thelr names truly some of the few the lmmortal names that were not born to dle are added to the panels on enther slde of the s1lver kmght . , . , . 7 7 9 ' ' 9 9 9 ' a 9 , - 9 ' 1 9 ' a 9 I , - 9 s ' - ' If ' 1 9 a . . . . . . ,, ' s 185

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ATurn1ng Sue Ganters basement recreation room mto a floral shop are C1ndy Starrett Dave Lmdsay Tern McCurry from make corsages for the annual Va1entas1a dance ROW 1 E A Hubbard Charles Thumser Gary Poole Francle von Maur Chuck Darling Sue Johnson J1m Bxrd Henrxetta Cortnght ROW 2 Susan Reid Rlckn Johnstone Barbara Koch Nancy Wesch Mary Gough Stephanie Smlth Mary Cook Elma Grlscom Margaret Ostrow Barbara Mon roe Lorna Harvey Anne Abbott Fr1tz1 Harns Sue Ganter ROW 3 Barb Sommer Ilene Czarmeckl Ruth Kalmbach Marty Thompson Cmdy Starrett Judy Reilly Lynn Zerbey Natahe Gmgell Jean Buchanan Nancy Louns Laurre Lmder NHS serves and leads Each vear tradltlonally m Aprll the Natlonal Honor Soclety mducts another 1071 of the junlor cl 1ss and ln addltlonal 566 of the semor class In order to be con sxdered for NHS a candidate must have mamtamed a 3 2 scholastic average lf a jumor and 1 3 0 average lf a semor But scholarshlp IS only one of the four quall frcatlons for membershxp the others are leadcrshlp character and servrce to the school Prospective appllcants stan up about two months ln advance of the mductlon ceremony Applxcatxons are then consndered by a faculty student committee N one knows the actual mductlon 11st untll the ceremony 1n late Aprxl The 1Nat1onal Honor Society has set up the tutormg system and tutormg IS now avaliable ln every academlc subject Another servlce NHS has performed for several years IS provndmg a scholarshlp for one of 1ts members Joan Brxegel Bonme Cueny Ann Barley ROW 4 Penny Townsend Carol Kmg Jtm Donaldson Judy Caldwell Mary M3IUl31IlS Marge Stettbacher Janet Johnson Chuck Coffin Dave Lindsay Em1ly Watson Jane Slater Carol Rubach ROW 5 Bob MCKCHZIC Buzz Lewls B111 Elhs Tlm Shovan Ron Couslneau Dave Hunter Fred Rhmes J1m Codner Bob Tlgelaar Bob Flaherty Don Van Doren Dan Rodgers James Hall John H111 ,, I 1 1 4 D, , ' ' ' 2 2 1 .a 1 ' ' I ' I - 1 S , ' . , 2 . 2V 1 g ' V . - ' i J 9 c A 1 ' ' ' . O ' ev . . . . . J ' 5 ' , . I . . V . . K . . . S . Tlara, Don VanDoren, Sue Reed, and Jean Buchanan, as they . l 1 v I - .1 1 - - 1 1 4 1 s 9 - , ' U . , A , I , , ' . 9 3 I ' 9' - - - 5 9 I y . V - . 3 z 1 9 A Y 1 9 x . . ' ' . ' . . ' ' ' , , , , . A , ' g 1 .gate Y, A, r 1 184

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Leadership, ability make Bob fine Who's Who 2123 i vi Leading just comes naturally to Bob Brookman Whenever the call goes out for someone to head up a project drive or committee there he IS ready willing and full of ldeas Bob s homeroom the Teen Center Eastern Michigan League conferences and especially Student Congress have benefited from his many talents FIFSI a Student Congress representative then chaplm and finally president ln his senior year Bob has done so much for Congress that we have almost lost track of the many projects he spearheaded It logically followed that Bob should spreid his leadershrp over a greater area and last summer he sailed to Holland as the Michigan Council of Churches student representative tbroad carrym the message of Amerie 1 s youth to peoples of other lands lt is no wonder then that Bob was chosen for Whos Who It is the schools tubute to one of IIS finest leaders and nicest persons 186 Bob Brookman ,,r4t:MM5,. - ' nl I V ,. I A , , V I f JP- i 7 ll r 2 E ' 9 a ' ' ' a 7 . . . , . . C' ' 7 a L C a . , L , 1 9 ' r L Q 9 9 9 . . . . I . 0 L , C . , . 7 . b 1. . . , 1 - - t 1- - ' ,