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

Page 249 text:

U KU Claire Donaldson. Rolene Schroeder, and Ann Maxwell help pack their homeroom's Christmas basket. 121 Sewing industriously, Connie Keller works on her Clothing I project, f32 Mr. Hammel helps Cathy Orr solve a filing problem as she works on the Piper. MI George Crandall. as Julius Caesar, is stabbed by the conspirators. Molly Proctor, Mary Beth Lake, Kevin Martin and Dan Garrity. in a rehearsal of the sopho- play. l5Q Todd Bower strains mightily on. the sophomore tug-o-war team in Field Day. C61 At the beginning of the race Lisa Jenkins and Pat French pre- the starting block. U1 Reading the daily announcements for Mrs. more English class pare to leap from Kinnison is Marjie M iddel. Z? I-Iomeroom B100-Mrs. Kinnison ROW 1-Jane Metzker, Hope Kellmang ROW 2-Holly Phillips, Kris Tettenborn, Sue Haitaiang ROW 3-Patti Gordon, Tom Walbridgeg ROW 4-Larry Schneider, Bill Walter, Darlene Sansonettig ROW 5--Pat Weber, Mary Ann Gerard, Shelley Keogh, Craig Hofmang ROW 6-Nancy Fisher, Marji Middel, Barb Caplang ROW 7-Mike Gillette, Greg Ford, Pete Gaudinog ROW 8 -Jim Simoneau, Marc Tarasg ROW 9- Todd Johnson, Dale Markowski, Todd Bow- er.

Page 248 text:

B100 and B200 Stack Up for an Active Record These two homerooms, situated one right over the other in B100 and B200, stacked up to display a Very active record in school activities. Mrs. Kellogg's was musically inclined with Anne Willison playing cello in the orchestra, and Mary Phillips and Denise Harris both playing Hute in the band. Cathy Orr devoted much of her time to working on the yearbook staff while George Crandall had the 2-44 Saylor, Mary Phillips, Flo Ring, Anne Willison, Mrs. Kelloggg ROW 3-Ann W' starring role in an English class production of Julius Caesar. Cheered on by Mrs. Kinnison and the members of his homeroom, Todd Bower played on the JV basket- ball squad. Patty Weber was an enthusiastic member of BUNA, masterminding the Kuwait delegation. Nancy Fisher lent her vocal talents to the Calvin Choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Birmingham. Homeroom B200-Mrs. Kellogg V ROW 1-Lori Chambers, Lisa Jenkins, Connie Keller, Claire Donaldson, V Ralph Isberg, Greg Dildilian, Cathy Orrg ROW 2-Rolene Schroeder, 'Doug f Maxwell, Dan Willhoft, Mary Beth Burnstad, Denise Harris, Neal Conrey,' 7 Mike Merritt: ROW 4-George Crandall, Laura Krahn, Jim Herold, Mike ' Dimmel, Karen Glynn, Jennifer Cassel. f

Page 250 text:

KU Sewing busily on her Clothing I skirt is Sarah Welch. f2j The hobby of fortune telling is pop- ular with many and Nancy Al- borell is no exception as she reads her Tarot cards. L32 Debbie Distler displays some of the numerous ribbons she has won in swimming competition. MJ Carole Russell clairifies a story in Mr. Buell's Honors English class. f5Q Concen- trating hard on his drawing is David Arneson. K6j Brian Tweedie leads a section of marching Apollos on Field Day. Students det lnvolved Homeroom A203 was fired with Field Day enthusi- asm early and got some first hand advice from an expert, Mr. Petrakis, adviser for sophomore sports. A common sight during that hectic week was students bustling around the room, discussing events, signing up for them, or arguing about the conflict in times between marching practice and sports practice. Even with Field Day over, A203 is still a busy place, with students in- terested in everything from Zero Population Growth to GAA, and doing everything from dramatics to win- ning pie eating contests on T.V. Headed by Mrs. Ladd, homeroom A102 is also involved in school activities, with John Woomer active in Student Congress, Deb Distler on swim team, and Sherrie Schnoor interested in Pep Club. Robin O'Grady and Ray Thibodeaux screwed up their courage and took the journalism course, while on the musical side, Sarah Welch and Becky Righter chose chorus, and Nola Bryant, band. Tjf,