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

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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

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Typical family outing . . . . antique browsing: a favorite pastime Rare picture of proud fisherman . . . When Mr. Wagner finds free time, he reads a biography or goes to a good sports event. He is an avid follower of Seaholm's football and basketball teams. He also finds pleasure in family get-togethers, fishing trips, and in vacation travel to far away places. He has traveled throughout the country and has made a trip to Europe. In earlier years he always went on the traditional Washington Trip with the seniors. On his vacations, much of his time is spent browsing through antique shops. ai-E