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

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Taking advantage of the well-known shopping facilities ottered by uptown Birmingham are Debbie Walker Marge Howe, Anne Ritchie, Rick Topous, Ron Boger, and Jim MacDougall, who all enioy window shopping Birmingham teenagers are lucky to have direct access to such a variety of recreational, vocational, and shopping facilities, all located in town. There is never a loss for anything to do. The Birmingham-Bloomfield Teen Center offers weekend dances and there are many church activities throughout the week. The Birmingham Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Halloween parties at the schools and the Exchange Club does the Combo Clash. SHS'ers take part in town politics through Civic Control Day and Young Republican and Democrat organizations. The nearby Junior Achievement Center provides opportunities to learn the advantages and problems of business, as taught by local and Detroit businessmen. Many teens also learn business by holding jobs after school and on weekends, which yield valuable experience as well as extra spending money. Shopping opportunities are practically un- limited for teenagers, since Birmingham merchants stock well known brands of almost any product needed from clothing and school supplies to sports and car equipment. And teenage buying probably con- tributes to a large part of the city's economy. Seaholmites are fortunate to live where they can contribute and benefit from their community so effectively.