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

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Jeff McClean, president of Pep Club, prints a banner that will encourage Maples to victory. we Marcia Johnson walks around the gym during a Pep Assembly as the mascot, a Maple Leaf. Marcia Caldwell and Tanya Brailowsky sell Coke and coffee in the concession. Wir J wlffsaYs9'm!hm.,. Pep, Varsity Clubs arouse school spiri In 1966-1967, Seaholm saw one of the most active Pep Clubs of recent year Each Thursday afternoon a group of artists assembled in B100 to paint banne for the following week's sports events. In addition, the enthusiastic cheering se tions at the home games and the colorful card sections of last fall's football gami provided an opportunity for all Pep Club members to actively participate in demonstration of school spirit. Throughout the school year and particularly during the football season, son seventy members would assemble in the Little Theatre to practice arranging Hi S, and the maple leaf with maroon and white cards. To earn funds for pai and supplies, Pep Club sold maple leaf sit-upons, booster buttons, and candy all loyal Seaholm enthusiasts. Even though Pep Club was most noticeable durir fall, it was a very active group throughout the year. Boys who earn letters for outstanding performance in sports become membe of the Varsity Club. They may receive recognition for either active participation work as team manager. ln November, Varsity Club chose its officers for the coming year. These boy under the guidance of Mr. Ambrose, handle the affairs of the organization. ' earn funds for its activities, Varsity Club held a concession stand at the Ferndc basketball game. With the money brought into the treasury, the club sponson the athletic hall of fame in the gym lobby and maintained the records and trophic With left-over funds, Varsity Club contributed to various school projects includil the Student Congress treasury and the Torch Drive. Pep Club spells out Hi using white and maroon cards at a football game to greet the visitors fn the other team. The card section also cheers and waves their pompoms to encourage a victorious tea I 5 H 1 I ,.o.wfw' 'tl l Y 1 if li lf

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Four spirited members of the maiorelfes, Donna Spears, Sue Gurley, Sue Gruschow, and Diane Kennedy perform various routines uf o halftime show. 1 R123 - - Co-capiain of This yecr's muiorefles, Lynn Reinhardf steps the lively beat of The Secholm High School Band. While performing during a halftime show, Valerie Smifh, co-capl of the 1966 mciore-Mes, kicks up u siorm. Skewed' ,V '