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

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Who's Who Recognizes An Abundance of Talent Talent in many areas is abundant in the class of '71, Instead of the traditional election of Who's Who by the class, the Piper staff assisted by teachers and coaches in various areas chose the students they felt deserved recognition. Tavi Fulkerson and Mindy Mitchell were chosen as outstanding drama students. Last year Tavi played Snoopy in a production of skits from the comic strip Peanuts. This year both Tavi and Mindy are serving as student directors in the production of Guys and Dolls. Vertigo editors Sue Brown and Barb Seeger have been working on the newspaper for three years. Sue received an honorable mention for her column in the Scholastic Writing awards contest. Winner of the 1971 Betty Crocker future home- maker award at Seaholm was Mary McIntosh. This award is presented to a girl in each school who scores the highest on a written exam. Mary was then eligible for state competition. Sam Pope is interested in all phases of art. He has been active in the artist market the past two years and has won awards in other contests. Outstanding music students are Park Carmon in orchestra, Bill Swayze in vocal music, and Dan Boyce in band. All three musicians have spent hours practic- ing for music festivals in which they all received high ratings. l64 C13 1 ,, , if gm ' ff 'I f2l KU Tavi Fulkerson and Mindy Mitchell, Who's Who out- standing drama enthusiasts and directors of the spring musi- cal, Guys and Dolls, discuss the rehearsal schedule. f2j Vertigo Editors Sue Brown and Barb Seeger work pasting up a copy of the Vertigo. K3j Sam Pope stands beside one of his many outstanding art projects. f4j Winner of the 1971 Betty Crocker Future Homemaker award at Seaholm, Mary McIntosh works on another project in the Home Ec room. K5j Outstanding musician Park Carmon practices string bass for the orchestra concert. f61 Bill Swayze sings with the Maple Chorale. K7j First chair french horn player Dan Boyce practices an arrangement.

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Qutstanding Athletes Honored Athletics is an area of school life where many students are active. Most sports are team efforts but each team has its out- standing players. Members of fall and winter sports teams were chosen, but due to deadlines the spring sports could not be in- cluded. Fall sports are football, soccer and cross country. John Roberts was an outstanding halfback on the football team. The cross country team benefitted from the rurming ability of captain Rick Appleby. Duff McAlpine was a skillful member of the soccer team for three years. School sports during the winter are basketball, swimming and wrestling. Neil Ranstead was the important senior playmaker on the basketball team. Swimming the backstroke for the swim team was Kirk O'Green. Going on to the state wrestling matches was Tom Vining. In the past two years the girls have also had varsity sports at Seaholrn. Suzy Eick has been active in basketball and volleyball. This year she is serving as president of GAA. KU Basketball Captazn Neal Ranstead watches as Senzor Steve Nes bitt signs the card on Coach Vzllmures present from the team K2j Captain Kirk O'Greene explodes off the block startzng hrs leg of the medley relay. K3j Cross Country Captazn Rzck Appleby strtdes toward the finish line with a look of determznatzon on his face 142 Captaln Duff McAlpine led the soccer team to one of tts best seasons yet K5j Suzy Eick led both the girls basketball and volleyball teams with strong leadership and outstandzng play K62 Senror John Roberts helped the Maples with hrs dependable zunnzng and pass recewmg all year. f7j Captam Tom Vznzng shows off some of the wrestling style in practice that helped htm go all the way to the State tourna ment. 166