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

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Cordell Craig Paul Cramer Wendy Crandall Joan Crandell Ann Cunningham ,gf T27 Thomas Daldin Marilyn Dalka Deborah Davidson Linnean Davis Tim Davis Union Soldiers March Field Day 1969 started out in the usual manner with the juniors threatening to beat the seniors. After much debate, the theme of union soldiers was chosen by the class of '71. Tim Dick, Field Day chairman, supervised the preparation of a banner, costumes, cheers and a march. The banner was a union soldier standing in a hill holding a flagg costumes con- sisted of a double breasted coat and union army hatsg the class cheer stressed the theme of unityg a military march was done to a brisk drum beat. 5 Victories in several field events were taken by the juniors. First place in the boys' and girls' egg toss kept the juniors' score close to the seniors'. The boys' three legged race was also Won by the juniors. Juniors placed second in Field Day 1969. The class was determined to work even harder for the Cider Barrel in their senior year. 175

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Constance Cooper Jon Rand Cope John Copeland Christine Cordes Richard Corkery Marsha Corsi Michael Constantini Janet Coulter Judi Cousineau Robert Cowin Renae Coyle Richard Crabb Kathy Craifey Andrew Craig C7 175 Q15 425 U1 Pulling hard for the juniors Ls the tug-o-war team which included Neil Ranstead, Phil Tobias, Pete Mangione, Tom Christman, Mike Eickmeier and Eddie Holmes. C21 After marching into the gym, the soldiers stand at attention. f31 The class banner portrays the theme of unity. M1 Soldiers cheer their teams on to victory.

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Patricia Dean Richard De Hart Julian De La Cruz Deborah Dell Michael Dennis Tom Van Develder Steven Dewey Paul Deyo Lori Dibble Timothy Dick Eric Dickason Charles Dillard Deborah Dionne Anne Dooley Nancy Douglas wwf ' V522 ' x 1 . , 4 f Q ia, fav, p if W Satan Draws Many J -Hop 1970 took place on a warm May evening. After going out to dinner, the couples started arriving at the school gym. The theme of J-Hop was vividly set as Satan's Palace. A contrast of sparkling aluminum foil walls with a division of black plastic on the balconies created an erie mood. Low tiffany lights were dropped from the ceiling and tall black arches added fin- ishing touches. The west balcony was the location of the coat check, while on the east balcony re- freshments were being served. A live band and dancing couples filled the main floor. Then the time came for the highlight of the evening, the crowning of the J-Hop queen and her court. Nancy Rarey was crowned queen of the prom. The planning and work of the junior class made Infierno a memorable occasion for all who attended.