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

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A mock city commission meeting is held by the seven elected commissioners these offices were Tom Gardner, Claudia Horn, Bill Canning, Holly Alfs, and appointed city manager. The students elected by the senior class to fill Jay McAuliffe, Sue Snapp, Doug Comb and Becky Bethel. ,,..nf Kit' The participants in Civic Control Day had an opportunity to see all aspects Horn, Jeff Shy, Jay McAuliffe, Holly Alts, Lee Perry, Sue Bauer, Darby of the local tire department. The observers include Bill Cannin, Claudia Armstrong, and Bruce Purvis.

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Rotary Club sponsors Careers Day, professional, business people take part On November 21, 1966, the Rotary Club of Birmingham sponsored the third, biennial Careers Day at Seaholm. Earlier in the year, students were given a list of careers or topic areas from which they were to choose three. The morning of Careers Day, each student received three slips of paper which served as passes to hear speakers in these selected fields. Any student whose interests were narrowed to a particular profession was offered the opportunity to have a personal interview. The student also received a specially arranged tour behind the scenes. Each of the guest speakers was introduced by a student chairman. The speakers then delivered their information in various ways, some using slides or movies, some pamphlets, most ended the session with a question and answer period. Many different careers were presented, ranging from the armed services and the performing arts, to religious vocations and the government foreign service. There were over fifty careers represented in all. TfSgt. M. G. Kinney, with over fifteen years in the Air Force, is well experienced to answer the questions of Jim McKinnie and Dave Hoffman, regarding careers in the Armed Forces. -fi .a-ts.-ns - .f Ginny Sullivan . I s. in . . L ,- Sv as Gloria Sullivan 2 gr-gf.3..egg',, fy ,Z 4 1 723 Gerald Supal s ,. 55 , Cynthia Sutton Quinn Sutton Tomas Svedberg . 3. af 's,feof.,.1f. ri ss: gif A x sw s is g fi af s 21 s 1 f 3 s 5 tis

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mfr, 77-ef Civic Control Day gives insight into city On March 20, 1967, Seniors participated in Civic Control Day. A com- mission of seven students was elected by the senior class from a ballot of those who submitted petitions. Other oFFicers were appointed by these commissioners. The subordinate positions included those of fire chief, dog catcher, city planner, electrical inspector, city assessor, city clerk, city treasurer and sani- tation inspector. Civic Control Day was arbitrarily divided into two parts for the com- missioners and their oFFicers. In the morning, students toured the facilities and departments of the city government. ln the afternoon, the students spent time with their adult counterparts and learned about their duties and responsibilities. As usual, Civic Control Day was an effective and enjoyable method of familiarizing students with city management. Gayle Gardner is busy filing legal certificates as part of her iob as city clerk while Mary Steere, city treasurer learns to tabulate figures on various machines. ....... iii , A .saws 'V ' Si 9 .lri ,s- 5 w si is s i - . ,,,,sgsgs1:g,,,,,,,, U s S i 'its K ' :lg.'F ' ' 5 '-,. Y is . s X . Y s sf? 1 X . ..,. ,ss .. ...,, qi ss- .- sf' ' i L... w Ulu....., -f-- fi Bob Handley talks with his adult counterpart, the city assessor, as Jeff Shy gets instruction in analyzing pool water from Gary Sherlaw, an official from the Oakland County Health Department. r A , . sg sm? D ' D isisssis .s sw gifs fi . 2 r T - if :ff 'W - iitfiffif A- r.,.. Mike Switzer L 'iii i iii ' fs Nancy Talburtt Jan Thomas - ' fi 1 ,, r ,,,, ,xml S' .V ..k.V Joan Thompson - ,. ff : . . i , , . M, - ,Q L 1' A - f Jane Taylor ,gsgixi A . ..V,V K . 1. .. 1- if ' i sf 53, - 1 Janioe Taylor ,, gl. . James Tettenborn Anna Thun tif' Q3 xl 5 X M . Wtifits. a i 'Q W t 2 '1 K Laura Tierney 4 Gerald Timmins Nancy Theodoroff Dorothy Tipton