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

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'11-1-'t f E X UQ The girls' JV volleyball team includes: ROW 1-Sharon Harbeck, Maggie Joyce, Missy Smith, Patty Smith and Sharon Gar- land, ROW 2-Debbie McTeer, Diana Mathis, Joyce Marx, Cindy Bartness, Kathy Foster, ROW 3-Janet Poston and Mary Phillips. K2j Suzy Eick serves the volley- ball, ready to blast her opponents. KSQ Joy Allwardt leaps high to set up the ball for her teammates. f4j Seaholm girls were ready and strove hard, although they lost to Southfield. K5j Determined varsity volley- ballers go down to defeat at the hands of the Kimball players. 107

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129 Q33 Volleyballers Try Hard To Win For the volleyball team defeat came hard. It could not have been for lack of work, but probably from lack of sleep. For three mornings a week at 6:45 a.m. for ten solid weeks, these girls practiced bumping, setting, spiking, saving, and serving to make the varsity team. Twelve girls were chosen by Mrs. Owen, coach, for the varsity team, with the other sixteen playing on the J .V. squad. With a total of twenty-eight girls, Mrs. Owen had quite a choice of varsity team girls. This year's season was highlighted by a dinner after the last game, at which mock awards were presented. Only three seniors tried out for the team this year, and all three are on the varsity team. These three are Suzy Eick Cco-captainj, Sara Herold, Jane Grisier Cco-captainl. They will surely be missed next year. After all their work, the SMA season proved disappointing to the girls. The varsity record was 3-7 and the J .V. record was 0-5 at the end of the season. About the best game played was the Southfield game, in which the second match went beyond the usual fifteen point score to determine the winner. The result of that match: Seaholm winning, but losing the third match and the game. Some beautiful sets and spikes were seen in that game. Mrs. Owen is looking forward to a better season next year although the team will be lacking the three seniors.

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UQ Aquabelle 0mC67'S, Mo Connors, Liz Mumford and Vicki Sov- ran, discuss future plans with supervisor Mrs. Cook. C22 Lisa Morgan and Lisa Jenkins work on their routine. C92 Lynn Boekeloo gets in position to perform a double ballet leg. M1 Shirley Street and Gayle Wandel practice sculling. 152 The seniors that are demonstrating a pinwheel are Carol Boekeloo, Liz Mumford, Janet Tebbel, Maureen Sullivan. Amy Sutton, Linda Conn, Jane Quinn, and Vicki Sovran. Not pictured is Mo Connors. KGQ Top Ten girls were Linda Conn, Carol Boekeloo. Vicki Souran, Mo Connors, Patty Finn, Janet Tebbel, Robin Rudden, Kim Staggers, Maureen Sulli- van, Gayle Palme. Aquashow Set as Circus If you happened to be at school on Wednesday nights between seven and nine o'clock this past year, more than likely you were able to see the girls in water ballet prac- ticing. To become a member of this club, each girl first went to clinics held last fall to learn various water stunts. After that, the next step in joining was to try out before a panel of judges mainly composed of senior aquabelles. Those girls who performed the best were accepted into this club. Later members competed against each other for the distinguished positions in the Top Ten . As usual, the selection of a theme was a major deci- sion and only after careful consideration was the theme Circus', chosen. The girls then organized themselves into different groups. A choreographer, whose job was similar to that of a director, was assigned to each of these. The girls practiced long and hard to produce a fine show given on the first, second, and third of April. Solo performances by two juniors, Gayle Palme and Kim Staggers were also included. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Cook, four officers led the girls in presenting this successful show. These four leaders were Mo Connors, Liz Mumford, Vicki Sovran, and Toni Rote. V YW- ,, .. l 133 mn, gg 108