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

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As newly initiated National Thespians, Margaret Fraser, Greg Frisbee, Saefkow, Ron Gorga, Annie Seyferth and Timo Hakkanairan congratulat Dave Beier, Darryl Mazur, Maddie Sommers, Chafo Hill, Sally Shepard, Sue each other on their terrific performances during the year. Listening intently to publications adviser, Mr. Hammel, Carl Swanson, Shinnick receive the Quill and Scroll award they earned for outstandin Nancy Warnock, Anne Buesser, Jane Hilder, Barb Johnson and Ann achievement in the field of journalism by serving on the publications staff fx f Iifk' MDN' f 4 '-'-,ll21'1'2E: i22'if?f:f 15,333 2 -ifawiwfi i i

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sur Mg. xxx. At the polls on election day, Sara Wickizer and Mark Dillon make sure 'hat Sally Snider's name is crossed oft the list before she votes. Small but productive enate eeps busy serving eaholm The president, vice president, and two senators of each class, as well as the officers of the House and three tonoraries, compose the upper chamber of Seaholm's Stu- :lent Congress, the Senate. Because of its small size, most at the student body hears little, if anything, about the fvork of this group. But over the years it has proven to be :ne of the most responsible organizations in the school. The Senate meets every other Wednesday, alternat- ng with the House of Representatives, to decide upon all natters under its iurisdiction. Elections are of primary mportance, with the two-party system receiving constant attention. This method has done away with the need for a Jrimary election, and assures two qualified candidates :or each office. The granting of concessions to .various clubs is also tandled by the Senate as well as the annual installation iinner and Civic Control Day. Under the direction of Mr. Richards, this group works closely with the House and :onsiders all resolutions and amendments passed by the iomeroom representatives. Robin Nichols Scott - Nielsen Kristina Nurmikari Anby Burleigh appeals to the student body in his campaign speech for the oftice of president. J a m es O 'C o n n o r I La u ra O d e n we I le r t 1 . is 512. . 5-ii.. . - . . Putting up one of her campaign posters is Dianne lsherwood, candidate for treasurer. R.ck I O'Green

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Mr. Bagg names Darryl Mazur, Thespian of the Year, for his ex- cellent, dramatic contributions in Proscenium productions. An equally outstanding job also earns Craig Newton the title of Thespian of the Year, in a first-time tie for the honor. GSM Drama, journalism mi honor achievement Going by the name of Troop 1500, Seaholm's chapter of the National Thespian Society encourages out- standing effort in the field of dra- matics. To be eligible, candidates must put one hundred hours of work into Seaholm dramatics. At the annual Proscenium ban- quet, Mr. Bagg, Seaholm dramatics' instructor, awards each National Thespian with a certificate of merit and a year's subscription to the dra- matics magazine. Seaholm's version of the Oscar awards, the Oswalds, are also given out. ln 1966 Seaholm set a precedent with two Thespians of the Year. ln Mr. Bagg's opinion, both Darryl Mazur and Craig Newton merited the honor of most outstanding actor. Another honor organization, Quill and Scroll, inducts students with ex- perience in the field of publications. Recommendations from Mr. Wagner and Mr. Hammel, the journalism ad- viser, are required. Candidates must be in the upper lOCKa of their senior class. A student who fails to meet one of the Quill and Scroll pre- requisites may receive a letter of commendation. At the annual journalism banquet newly initiated Quill and Scroll mem- bers and commendation winners, all receive recognition from Mr. Ham- mel, All students associated with journalism are invited to attend the lavish dinner at Bedell's. Mr. Hummel brandishes his gift from his journalism staffs. Y Y7 - -W - 7 Terry Oppenheim Angela Orlando Susan Orlando Harry Orr Curt Osborne