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

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Reed, Cyndy Hall, and S Robertson work.. 5 -,VV i r 5 cott i a i J H? N 1' if 4 4 gg e st he ' , , if it ie, 5 , 37 ti 6 .W A gi 5 5' y f i U , , 4 t t 4 T- W If 1 X icerone, Broadcast Guild perform many, usetul services tor eaholm Each morning the Broadcasting Guild brings the morning announce- ments to students over the Public Address System. Not limited to old hands only, the club welcomes any student, regardless of background. Broadcasting Guild oiters workshops teaching the skills and techniques involved in recording a show and behind-the-scenes production. Equipped with this new information, students may then direct, write, perform technical work, and actually participate in broadcasting. ln addition to the morning announcements, the club is also responsible for the DJ shows given three days a week. Although not so evident to the maiority of people, Cicerone is very active behind-the-scenes. As Seaholm's service club, Cicerone ushers at such school events as Open House in the fall, the school plays, and the Variety Show. The club also provides guides for the Com- munity House programs. Cicerone is composed of volunteers who meet every month to plan proiects. Each September, Cicerone hosts a dinner for the students who have recently moved into the area. This provides an opportunity for them to become better acquainted with the school and others who are also new. Going by the name of Jimmy Lee on his pre-homeroom DJ shows, Glenn Booth, presi- dent of the Broadcasting Guild, delivers a script on an early Friday morning. Tom Malone Roberta Manegold xiii K Al :.Q'-: ., . wif iii ' 1 s. Vg ..rii , l ii if. J Bonnie Ma re ntette Fred Marin William Marsch A l Marten ,zlfilsi-tit A I pi f E-E14 HW ' I, f .. ifizfiiix 7' ' - 7l5?ifLi5 1 ' . '. 1. -V- f ts? L e i a. ,,,,W ,, W ,. a1sg,17,-a, - S ys :.r:fi.s,us- . f , Q, at-,Wil 7,.. ,. . :.- V- A ag,iw,tfz.11. . . ,

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Cicerone guide Nancy McKinnie directs Mr. Factor in the proper direction at the annual Open House. Jenny Stark passes out programs to parents as they enter the gymnasium for the 1966 commencement IMT!! In Members of the Broadcasting Guild spend many hours practicing for morning PA an nouncements. Pete Foran and Mark Factor prepare sports announcements, while Rogei

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Sorting through the wood supply is Anby Burleigh, in charge of all set constructions. Through his efforts the small stage in the Little Theater was made to appear larger. As director of lighting for Proscenium's play, Dark of the Moon , Phoebe Hunter studies the script in an effort to keep the lighting co-ordinated with the action on the stage. Nancy Hoagland displays much emotion as she performs in an evening for new students. While entertaining at the newcomers night, Roi Gorga reads his interpertation of a comical script sf Greg Frisbie, first semester president of Proscenium, lends his talent to make an enioyable evening. I I a l