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

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From unpublished collection of poems by Karen Marks, a youthful alienated lament and just what do you do now? when the oldies are too tired and slap happied to hght, and the rest donlt know what theylre fighting for, or against, or even about - and everybody doesn't take well to orders because of whats not giving them - just a dark, salivating, toothless, smelly mouth. god has flown the coop, leaving no mind power droaling over destruction and that thing that gives orders and regulations and gaping excuses expects its victims to be of the same blank cast it came from - and if you don't like it or you argue or sornethingg well - that's too bad buddy - you lose. because all the more that comes out of the mindless hole is an encore of excretory emptiness, sucking at everything you have left - Iwhich isn't muchjg and you get tired of shouting down the dwells of unhearing ears and you get sick of all the games and you really can't take it any more and all you want to do is squat in the darkness and cry . . . well- you lose again - because there still is nobody there - get it? and those who aren't there don't want you to do just what it is that you think you never do - and the only things you can say are the words that are total up and down - because nobody not there knows to tell you the scene and the bads and the uglies and things that are comingg and you've got to scream - well . . . the losings come again and now it's really just too bad, and you can't ever understand. 160

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115 C27 C35 KU The chairman of the 1970 Commission on Presidential Scholars, Allan Wallis, awards Pat Walicke her medal inside the White House. C22 Pat displays her medal outside the White House. K31 All smiles at graduation, Ualedictorian Pat poses in her cap and gown. M1 The Marc Joslyn award was set up to honor the memory of Marc Joslyn in 1953 after his untimely death. Marc was a student leader who graduated in 1952. f5j Carol Stelter recalls from out of the past memories of her three years at Seaholm as her name is called by Mrs. Schlain at the Swingout ceremony. K62 In the exploding flash bulb, Bill Hinkamp sees for an instance what the future holds for him. 172 Bill and Carol return to their seats carrying their engraved watches and Marc Joslyn memorial booklets.