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

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KU Louise Hayward keeps her homeroom up to date on the minutes of Student Council. KZQ Typing is an easy class for Louise Hayward as is evident by her calm expression. 132 As organizer of four bottle drives this year, Sue Engle did a great job. 141 Mr. Meade reads the daily announcements to his juniors, among them Scott Hammond and Judy Disempel. I5j Heather Adams gives her sales pitch to a reluctant Jeff Badelt. f61 By the expression on Uwe Diepholz's face, you can tell he enjoys having Mr. llleade for both homeroom and German. U1 Reviewing his history for a last time before a test is Paul Angell. f8j Sharon Garland hurries to complete her homework before homeroom ends. 7 f,'f. 1 fr., -3 f .1 1 - if K X1 yt 523' if , K XX W V S 'F'--Q 5. C47 Homeroom B102-Mr. Meade ROW 1-Peggy Penninger, Judy Desirnpel, Heather Adams, Jim Musson, Carol Sullivan, Cheryl Duncang ROW 2-Denessa Wheby, Ginger Groth, Holly Bothfeld, Sharon Garland, Gwen Lyman, Peggy Kellerg ROW 3-Uwe Diepholz, Janine Naud, Janet Rogers, Jim White, Paul Angellg ROW 4-Jeff Badelt, Dave Kravis, Ned Reed, Mark Pessel, Scott Hammond, Steve Locke. t X , ,L , ,J I , . ' cv 'W

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Teens Enterprising Students in homerooms B102 and E106 certainly are enterprising. Many of these teens hold jobs, along with a heavy school and extra activity schedule. A lot of them work for local food services. From B102 there is Steve Locke who scoops ice cream at Stroh's and Cheryl Duncan who Works at Kentucky Fried Chicken. Roger Nel- sen, Randye Whitney, and Dave Shulevitz, all from homeroom E106 Work at local res- taurants. Other job holders include Judy Desimple, of B102 and Karen Breuer, of E106, who both work at Baldwin Library. Judy works in the reference department and Karen shelves books. Two unusual jobs are those of Sharon Gar- land and Janet Rogers, both of B102. Sharon is a guidette -at the Detroit Zoo while Janet is the organist and choir director at a church in Detroit. Homeroom E106-Mr. Kish ROW 1-Roger Nelseng ROW 2-Rochelle Weis- berg, Carol Mack: ROW 3-Randye Whitneyg ROW 4-Tom Hilborn, Tom McNinchg ROW 5-Sue Mc- Kinnie. Debbie Rentschler, Lily Trewhellag ROW 6 -Sue Engle. Tad Collins: ROW 7-Sue Erb, Diane Pyatt, Karen Breuerg ROW 8-Alida De-Groat, Mike Jacobs, Jamie Westerby, ROW 9-Dave Moritz, Webb Barnes, Dave Park, Winthrop Walker.

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Heads Similar Mrs. Moyer and Mr. O,Don- nell both teach required sub- jects on the same level. Mrs. Moyer teaches eleventh grade English and Mr. O'Donnell teaches U. S. history. They are also alike in another aspect: Both have homerooms with ac- tive members. The majority of the stu- dents in these two homerooms are involved in sports. In A115, Paul Sundquist is a varsity wrestler, and Dodie Austin went out for the girl's swim team. Wendy Webster and Nan Grey keep up morale as they cheer SHS teams on. Many of the boys in home- room A208 have an interest in Power Tech. Some are taking it as an elective this year. One of the projects that both A115 and A208 took on this year was the filling of a Christmas basket for a needy family. Ill 125 s u.l Homeroom A113-Mrs. Moyer ROW 1--Anne Wilcox, Kristi Brubaker, Wendy Webster, Nan Gray, Ken DeLong, Paul Sundquistg ROW 2-Lisa Boynton, Kathy Yager, Kim Hudson, Barbara Hornacek, Barbara Higbee, Carol Calsibetg ROW 3-Marilyn Adams, Dodie Austin, Kathy Daly, Bill Seitz, Keith Anderson, Michelle Payne, ROW 4-Tom Shalvoy, Erick Perry, Chuck Ross, Bill Fisher, Matt Burbott, John Whitaker, Chris Halatek. Homeroom A208-Mr. O'Donnell ROW 1-Chris Nolteg ROW 2-Pat Schneider, Rebbie Streibigg ROW 3-Faun Holbrookg ROW 4-Joyce Marx, Sue Scihorg ROW 5-Kathy Martz, Lee Learned, Sue O'Neilg ROW 6-Sue Carey, Corry Par- menterg ROW 7-Milan Reeder, Gayle Palme, Kim Rardg ROW 8- Gorden Carlson, Betsy Welch, Peter Murphy, ROW 9-Jim Eubanks, Dave McCarthy, Scott Buell. 4 2 gi - - .U ,v,- :F,4's, ,