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

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Our buying power is large Although many people fail to realize it, the buying power of the teenager is tremendous. The more observant see indications of it all over. Girls crowding a skirt sale, couples gathered at the local snack bar, students brows- ing through the bookstores spend money, and in great quantity. Most often, it is the teen who experiments with the new products, sometimes determining the suc- cess or failure of the venture. Students buy a lot, but we also are active on the other end of the transactions. Many of us, some in the school co-op program, others just earning extra money, are employed in local business. We enjoy our work, but at the same time we are planning for the future, absorbing basic economic values. This, too, is an education. Our learning goes on. 191

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Farmhar to most Blrmmgham resldents IS the mtersectlon of Woodward and Maple 1n downtown Blrmlngham Support glven by the busmesses shown here and others throughout the area to the Seaholm h1gh school pubhcatlons IS lI1dlC3.llVC of the high regard the busmessmen hold for youth this regard IS returned manyfold by these young people and thelr parents who patromze home merchants 190

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REEVE'S STANDARD SERVICE 6495 Telegraph at Maple Birmingham Michigan Our Service is the Best Michigan s Largest Standard Station Sam Reeve takes pleasure in pumping gas especially when it is for a Thunderbird driven by Sandy Sweet Steve Jacobson Roger Haberly and Boyd Mayhew help with the extras specialty of Reeve s Standard Service STANEHAR D -----,,,,.... IWW H 1 llllm '- 192 S1 I S I ri, , 5 p R qj- -'-4. V' N . IY y p S ' annum