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

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,j X 5 f M, 1 I Juniors . . . 202-227 Juniors matched the traditions this year in annual ac- tivities as they placed number two in Field Day and created a sensational J-Hop. Proudly, the class of '72 produced outstanding participants in all sports events which makes this class unique. Next year will bring even higher sports levels to Seaholm as the fine Juniors grow more experienced. Ama Sophomores . . . 228-253 Quick adjustment and class spirit describes the Sophomore class personality. As Field Day participants, they pro- duced an unusual class unification towards their optimistic goal of conquering upperclassmen. A sophomore home- room led the school in the most glass collected during an ecology recycling drive. The Sophomores, with all en- thusiasm, promise to be a real addition to Seaholm. 7

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Your Poem, Man unless there's one thing seen suddenly against another - a parsnip sprouting for a President, or hailstones melting in an ashtray - nothing really happens. It takes surprise and wild connections, doesn't it? A walrus chewing on a ballpoint pen. Two blue tail- lights on Tyrannosaurus Rex. Green cheese cloth. Maybe what we wanted least. Or most. Some unexpected pleats. Words that never knew each other till right now. Plug us into the wrong socket and see what blows - or what lights up. Try untried circuitry, new fuses. Tell it like it never really was, man, and maybe we can see it like it is. By Edward Lueders. From Some Haystacks Don't Even Have Any Needle, CQ 1969 by Scott, Foresman and Company. Seniors . . . 162-201 ' As graduating class and most experienced the'Se ' ha . , nzors ve dominated school activities and have displayed ,gchoal leadership. In this 1970-71 school year, the Seniors won Field Day and r d ' ' p o uced a varied Swing Out. They manned the Student Congress officer positions throughout the year and bmllghi up controversial issues. Therefore, it is Safe 10 Say that S6011-0lm's graduating Seniors look promising for the new world ahead,

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Flight You know the sitting on the train not-knowing feeling As to which is moving, you or the station? You can do it with the whole earth if you know how. Give up? Stand by night in a silent snowfall, perhaps under a street lamp. I f the flakes are large and falling steadily and the wind has gone to bed And you look straight up, eventually it is the flakes that are motionless, white blobs of paint on a canvas, And you and the whole earth K which is magnetized to your feet bottomsj are floating softly, airily up. The ride lasts only a few seconds because Your senses intrude. But it's lovely while it lasts. If you can take it come back and tell me. I 've almost forgotten. By Steve Allen, from Wry on the Rocks, Henry Holt and Company. In this section, ads from all of Birmingham's favorite most exclusive shops can be found. Seaholm models pose in their new 1971 fashions and student workers serve the Birmingham public. Indices . . . 292-304 Appearing in the indices are team pictures and athletic records. All of Seaholm's great scores and outstanding team members can be found here. Besides these stars, each Seaholmite has his name listed with the page numbers where he appears in everyday life at Seaholm. Ads . . . 256-287 Many of Seahohn's projects involve the Birmingham community both politically and in the business world. These projects include Careers Day and Civic Control Day. Those Seaholmites holding governmental seats on Civic Control Day became acquainted with city's affairs. Career's Day informed students of future vocations. Students also are involved in the Birmingham area by working in area firms and patronizing businesses for their needs.