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

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Hlstory of world unfolds Fl I Jay Myers George Mrller Robert Rlchards 419- Wulf Arthur DelVero Carol Chalmers Carl Lemle As soon as l R students get to class there rs a mad rush for the Clzrzstzan Sueme Momtor as each person rs responsxble for any current news about a country or group of countrles Marlon Gmman Lynn Draper Barb Koch and Whitney Walker peruse copres of thrs famous yournal if? before students eyes It IS hard to belreve todays complex socrety de veloped from the Caveman s savage c1v1l1zat1on but ln our hrstory courses th1s startlmg parade of progress unfolds almost before our very eyes enablmg us to trace th1s movement through the centurles Our studles begm m the past so obscured by trme that we can only make educated guesses about the llfe of prehrstorlc days Gradually however the ve1l of darkness IS swept asnde so we may explore the earhest recorded hlstorres From the Ferule Cresent to Rome s mxghty emplre to the lands of the Renars sance Reformatlon and the Industrlal Revolutron we see the world Grow Although much ttme IS spent rn the past we do not neglect the present and events up to formatnon of the Umted Natlons are covered all thrs and more 1n world hrstory Our Jumor year rs filled wrth dtscovery settlement, and development of the Umted States as well as xts role 1n the world today As the year H165 on we are lntroduced to the Constrtutxon and more fully realrze for what our natlon stands Havmg learned the hrstorlcal facts we move on to underlymg reasons, dlscussmg why certaln rules are made pohcxes are followed, and trends accepted Mildred McKeen Howard Clayton as 4 W -. Donald Grothe Merrrll Maller ' I .eu ' ' , ' . ' I qv Q K' . . . , Q 6 . . Q ., Q , . . . , 1- 'fy ' . Q 1 . l 5 . 4 . . .1 -4 I.. l . A. 3, h ' -1 I Y ' 4 .. . .. , - 4 . ' ' . . ' . ' ' . v , M Z x - 1 A , My if X 1-v f I ' I? ,. A All O . y r.. t 45, 7 . . .J . Q A 4 34

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Teen Traffic courr sets codes for good driving Civics a state required course for seniors prcptres us to be informed useful citizens The Constitution governmental aeencies political parties and mam more topics are thoroughly examined Then as we foree on to economics we are introduced to 1 broad assortment ot economic principles the study of the stock market and business cycles The policy of the United States in reeird to other countries is the basis of international relations program whose subject matter chanszes as olten as the government shifts its policy Sociolovy allows us to see what we and the people of other n itions are really like and why This then, is SHSs social science deptrtment through which we are elven in understtndinf of whit people do how they do it 1nd why More ind more we realize th it we do lt0t live in a vacuum but th it what we say ind do is inlluenced by 1 populous world of contrasts 4As spokesman for the jury Jane Melsmley announces the verdict to the defendant Sentenees rmge 'from writme themes to visits in the traffic clinic or suspension of license Jane Slater Carol 'Walec Dennis Wickham Bob Freneh Remta Wilhelm Larry Gaskms Sandy Sullivan and Bev Baruch watch sllently 4Everyone who has pissed through world history his also made a project for it Teteheis ue flooded witn everything from Rags to clay houses Bill Buesser puts the finishing, Clark Barb Cronisc md Bob Anderson John Petrakis Frederick Smith Izdward Stroko -e,::vL,f 5 M hdward Taras Allin Johnston Edward Vanderlaan Z' I I O , - 5 a ' L J , .'. ,i i I , Q , Z ' F-Q , , J, , sf ' 3 ' S ' :- Av V 2 I . . . J y 1 ' - 1 ' . - V 1 1 L U - 1 r . . , . . l 7 9 a V ' L X Sz 5 ' L , ' , 2 ' . ' L . Z . . 4 1 Q Z z ' 1 ' ' I L' est. 2 ' ' sl' . . A . N. .ks 'ef 1 Q - . ' , , ., , , . '. ' ' z ' 1 . l ' 2 e e-A. 1 -e s ' - y ' . V l mx... D .T I Y touches on his Viking ship under the admiring eyes of Candy Q I - ' ' 5 - 'kb ,as ,, g:..: V Qwe- ygffgfyf-'f A ',f 1 3 gffnyt A A