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

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KU Amy Sutton stands proudly before her class. C21 Clowning seniors sit at attention moments before their cheers were to begin. K3-6j Paula Yarbrough and Amy Sutton move to the words of the clowns. Their original antics were a highpoint in the clowns' cheers. fl? Score Sears in 4 Wins The Clown victory was largely due to the fantastic job seniors did in class competitions. Cheering, a strong point in the past, was headed by Deb Mazur who wrote the plea for joy. Amy Sutton and Paula Yarbrough led this plea in costumes they themselves created. An in- tricate march step designed by Bob Straight and Betsy Pardee took first. The elaborate, champion costume was designed and made Cfrom the plastic pants to the tassled hats? by a crew headed by Tavi Fulkerson and Barb Gruschow. Even in the class competition the seniors took first. 16

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U2 Juniors lead! K2j Pat Erbach, chairman of the Blues. grabs a hat before joining the marchers in the parking lot. K32 Cheering juniors appreciate a serious moment in Field Day mayhem. K42 Paula Duris leaps hard for a victory. f52 Wendy Webster finishes in the shuttle relay triumph. f6I Junior excitement grows as blue score maintains lead. U2 Jim Jensen roars as sack race victory becomes a reality. - ' ' y 4 ' 'Y ' -7-351 M1 ill ' tvmv' ' rr ull' . N.. sf' 1 . 1 - ttf? W7 Z if i g Q1 Q25 Gil Spirit Grows as As the field events were proclaimed open, the juniors became hysterical. Costumes were ripped asun- der in the chaos of impromptu cheers. Immediately the blues got the triumph needed to push the spirit up- ward. They managed to take first in the flag shuttle relay with the sophomores second. As a result of this early win the juniors maintained a spirit and drive throughout the rest of the field events. 18 uniors Lead 'til Last Event Until the last event the juniors retained thei' lead, with the seniors closing fast. Each time the score af were announced, the junior stands broke loose in un- containable joy. Practice accounted for much of this success in addition to the need they felt to do well. Blue triumphs occurred in the flag shuttle relay, the boys' sack race and the girls' three-legged race,