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

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i 3 i il i ROW 1--Sally Hartrick, Celia Berker, Shirley Street, Gayle F Wandel, Robin Howe, Sarah VVelch, Lisa Jenkins, Amy Sutton: 3 J OW 2-Janice Kline, Debbie Evans, Maureen Sullivan, Sue IiWiIhelm, Nancy Nelson, Deb Distler, Lisa Morgan, Ellen E Durisg ROW 3--Jane Quinn, Liz Mumford, Linda Conn, Lynn i Boekeloo, Patty Finn, Vicki Sovran, Jane Metzker, Barb Fitz- gerald, Carol Boekeloo, Martha Warner, Robin Rudden, Kim Staggers, Gayle Palme, Laura Camp: ROW 4--Mo Connors, Paula Duris, Pat Erbach, Carey Mullet, Dani Courage, Janet Tebbel,'Pat Sullivan. Not pictured is Toni Rote. , 'gras IW!! 114 bil 34111555- 'T 165

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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

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CU U1 Mary Driscoll tries her best at GAA basketball. K2j Jane Grisier and Sue Huff along with many others participate in a lively game of vol- leyball at GAA openhouse. K3Q Debbie Howard, Jane Climer, Missy Smith, Patti Smith. Sharon Garland, Barb Bruce and Jan Zorn listen to possible activities for the future. MQ Volleyball champion Jane Grisier sets up another volley. K5j GAA adviser lllrs. Campana takes a breather. 161 lklissy Smith straddles the horse. 172 Performing a full scale is Patti Smith while Barb Bruce pauses after mounting the balance beam. 181 Sara Herold dis- plays her ability on the trampoline.