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

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Mr. Wagner has contributed more ideas to education than one has fingers. One association that he has fully enjoyed consists of educational institutions in the states from West Virginia to Wyoming and from Michigan to Arizona. This group calls itself the North Central Association of Colleges, Universities and Secondary Schools. He has faithfully labored in both State and National principal groups. On the state level Mr. Wagner has served for several years on the athletic association which governs the conduct of High School sports in Michigan. A specific contribution that SHS benefits from concerns Mr. Wagner's aid in organizing the Eastern Michigan League and serving as its first president. As recognition to Mr. Wagner's career, he was elected to Who's Who in the Midwest in 1969-1970.

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'OI The beginning of a new high school, Seaholm . . . Community concern motivated Mr. Wagner into service projects. He has presided over the Birmingham Community Council and has served on the North Oakland Planning Commission. Responsibility from the Birmingham YMCA came to Mr. Wagner when he was elected to the board of directors. For 28 years he has participated in the Rotary Club. At one particularlmeeting Mr. Wagner brought his son-in-lawg during the young man's introduction, Mr. Wagner forgot his name. Church dedication enabled Mr. Wagner to be elected to the First Presbyterian Church's board of ruling elders. As a member of this board, he served on the Ministerial Relations Committee and on the Council of Church Administration Committee. fu trip to Denver in Air Force jet 127 3 , . Ik. 6