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

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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

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Seaholm clebafe team The toplc for this year s debates Resolyed that the federal Government should substantlally lncrease IIS regulatlon of labor unions gave the Maple debaters opportunlty to gam much knowledge of labor unions, management and governmental laws Startrng the ye lr wlth only three returnmg debaters, but workmg hard the Maple debaters had one of thelr best seasons wmnmg the Northern d1v1s1on tntle and taking second ln the crty contest The key to the suc cessful season was a well rounded team The reserve negatlve term of B1ll Shlppey and Terry Charbonneau was undefetted m the League followed by varslty aflirmatlves Chuck Darlrng and Brll Ellls who lost only one debate The debaters came close to retlrmg the first place crty trophy but were edged by Pershmg rn the fifteen school event In the drstrxct contest the Maples defeated Dondero 1n the first round but then lost to Northvrlle who went on to w1n the drstrrct trtle In order to effectively carry a given pomt speakmg tech n1ques must be developed and conclse and tlmely materlal must be used Barb Koch uses all her skills to gain a valuable wm for the team ROW I Marlene Jacobs Lorrame Schafer Barb Koch Helen Altman ROW 2 Scotty Purvls Bill Mitchell B111 Shlppey Mr Thumscr coach Chuck Darlrng B1llI:ll1s Terry Charbonneau fmlshes successful year lV s.l3 37 0 0 ' - 1 , L. 7 1 2 C' ' A ' ' ' F3 ' . s 1 f . . . , , . Z ' 4 . . ' r in , , . , t 3 -, , - 0 ,A R A V FV 7 4 '. ' . ' - 'Z Y' - . , Af 4 Q - 7 . J' L . 1 , . 9 9 7 5 ' . - 4 1 1 5 I ' A - v . 7 ' 'Q 1 ' 1 7 is Wl,.,-,n tin 'I . , A V 4, f ' ' , 'A , . ' . r 1 W be . I S o f ,Fa 1 ni . 4 V Y . , fs 7' f Q: 1 I xl I I I f I f ,- , 1 . Q- - , . . . . -. - I ' 1341 .5.4i A, :jf-F' ' , ,fax 4? I - ' I ff I . .