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

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Students Mix Academics, Sports Students in homerooms C110 and A207 are very sports minded ac- cording, to their survey sheets but although involved with athletics they don't let their academic studies be neglected. C110'ers working hard in chemistry are Larry Daldin and Bennett Yu, German linguists include Don Cookskey and Drew Winterg Jody Wolf takes art. Hobbies also involve time as Leslie McCleod enjoys crocheting and Scott Derrick is interested in stamp collecting. Ice skating is a favorite of Wendy Settle. Students of A207 have their academic side too. Working hard in biology are Geri Kazanski, Doug Smeak, Tom McCasey and Jeff Holmes. Algebra II students include Steve Leach, Mark Wisby and Brian White. Dedde Watton takes ceramics and Robert Pearson is in Honors English. Dave Zane and Marshall Anderson both like golf in their spare time while horse- back riding is a favorite of Sandy Ashley and Marybeth Lake. Marion Mangione enjoys knitting. X, f5l i Homeroom C110-Mr. Turek ROW 1-Wendy Settle, Judy Wolf, Denise I-Iaeck, Bennett Yu, Mark Dildilian, Barb Quinn, Donna Campbellg ROW 2-Nancy Rowe, Joe Kropp, Brian Lippard, John Stewart, Larry Daldin, Jeff Millarg ROW 3-Leslie McLeod, Wendy Hilliker, Vickie Erdodi, Judy Smith, Sheila Haynes, Drew Winterg ROW 4-Steve Tanury, John Tracey, Scott Derrick, Don Cooksey, Dave Brown, Scott Curry. s 3 , tilt 251

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,m,.:.. TH?- f 15 MJ Homeroorn A207-Mr. Stroke ROW 1-Marybeth Lakeg ROW 2- Dedde Watton, Sue Richards, ROW 3 -Barb Grisierg ROW 4- Claudia Gam- mon, Kris Kokins, Marian Mangioneg ROW 5-Dave Zane, Gary Johnson, ROW 6-Robert Pearson, Joe Sweabon, Kent Weiss: ROW 7-Sherry Fairchild, Tom McCasey, Geri Kozanski, Peg Clapham: ROW 8-Cynthia A'Hearn, Dave York, Doug Srneakg ROW 9- Doug Dolmage, Jeff Holmes, Steve Leach, Scott Hilkene. U2 Bruce Carson, a JV football player and mem- ber of the journalism class, sells an athletic pro- gram to Mark McElhinney. f2j Cutting out their pattern for a dress in sewing class are Sherry Fairchild and Kris Kokins. C32 Typing proves to be a challenge for Dave York. M2 Creating an art object out of clay is Peg Clapham. C51 Latin, taught by Mrs. Ladd, proves a difficult chore for Larry Daldin and Wendy Settle. f6j Looking over his scuba diving gear, Dave Brown hopes for warmer weather and the chance to go swimming. f7l Wendy Settle carries out the Christmas box for the room's Salvation Army family. 625

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Sports, Study Qccupy Time Homerooms C100 and E104 under the guidance of Mrs. Whelan and Mrs. Winton contain sophomore students who are sports minded and study conscious. Avid swimmers are Nancy Nelson, John Roberts, Mike Miller, Dennis Boyd, Debbie Hitch and Sue Zimmerman. Making good use of the basketball court are Jerry Keller, Bruce Marshall, Terry Sweeny, Steve Dear- born and Kurt Klapproth. On the track can be found Jim McGuire and Doug Hoagg while football players are Chip Wood and Bob Kuhn. And there's even a lone tennis player - Jim Jordan. Scholars in E104 include Dawn Englebrecht, Mary Mulvi- hill and Karin Higginbotham who enjoy English plus Jim McGuire and Rick Hehn who shine in math and science. Sev- eral of the students are aiming to repeat membership in the honor society. While school activities keep C100 students occupied fthese sophs staged a bagel sale to aid victims of the Pakistan ty- phoonl those in E104 work in a variety of jobs downtown. Lynn Shaler, Jody Stark work in stores, Marg Allshouse and Pam Angell are Red Cross volunteers and Sue Zimmermann works as a volunteer at St. Joseph's Hospital. Homeroom C100-Mrs. Whela.n ROW 1-Barb Beauchamp, Valri 5 Hoyem, Sue Zimmerman, Debbie Hitch, Lynn Shaler, John Schwabg A ROW 2-Eckh Zimmerman, Pam Angell, Margaret Allshouse, Mar- ian Carell, Tricia Morrisey, Peggy Garrisong ROW 3-Mike Shellie, Priscilla Somrners, Britt Mistele, Jay Esler, Lars Zabel, Rob Mar- shall: ROW 4-Becky Falck, Dick Thayer, Kurt Klapproth, Steve Dearborn, Doug Hoagg, Bob Kuhn. 252 Z