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

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Gunnar Klarr Mark Koernke Romney Korner Sue Kopka Barbara Krebs Linda Kronberg Morgan Krout Richard Krug Becky Kuhn Gwen Kuhn Jo Kuhn Michael Kwasny Denise LaBarre Douglas Lachman Douglas La Fontaine Catherine Lahti Leslie Lambe VVilliam Larsen Jay Lawrie Bob Lawson Susan Layman Randal Leestma Kathy Lee John Lefevre Nancy Lehman Mark Lennon David Levasseur Paul Levasseur Todd Lewis Laurie Lindberg

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Tom J. Kelly 1 jg Chris Kelsey tm Andrea Kenyon A , Linda Keogh 'A ' 'A 3 41 Jesse Ketchum T7 Jeanne Kiltie Michael King James Kipp Bruce Kirkpatrick Brent Kjolhede 14D f5l Senior Clowns Steal Scene Though the senior class had a hard time deciding on a theme, the decision was one worth waiting to hear. Many did not like the idea at first, but when samples of costume, march, cheer and song were introduced to the seniors, many minds pictured the inevitable victory. The baggy pants, snappy two step and lively song could bring nothing but triumph to the class of 1971. ln detail, the costume consisted of red Suspenders that held up a pair of red and white baggy pants, a red collar and pompons, topped with a red and white hat. The march closely resembled a hop-skip-jump which kept everyone in a silly mood. The cheer followed the happy theme and ended in a hands up HSMILEV' It incorporated the tune Feeling Groovy which is how everyone felt, especially Sue Peck, senior Field Day chairman. Sue's efforts paid off in a successful Field Day for the seniors. 185

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.. JA 1-7 ew Jill Lindow Judith Lindow Carole Little Dan Longe Charles Lowrie T77 Judith Lyman Jillane Lynas fu CU Between class hunger compeLs Jesse Ketchum and Laura Matthews to buy Animal Crackers from Andy Nelson. David Lynch Nancy MacArthur Mark Machina Arrive! A.C.'s At their first meeting in the fall the senior class was informed that they were short of funds. Field Day costs would require a large portion of the money, and there was still Swing Out that needed to be financed. The can- cellation of Swing Out would deprive the students of their only enjoyable assembly. A group of seniors headed by Andy Nelson and Laura Matthews, were concerned about the financial affairs of the class. They decided to sell Ani- mal Crackers in order to raise money. The drives were met by generous pockets and hungry mouths. Together the two drives collected S170 which was entirely donated to the class. 187