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

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Blues Defeated Finally, Field Day had reached the last event, egg throw. The juniors were leading by two points and needed to best the seniors once to tie. After a long contest, seniors came out trium- phant, winning the Held events by two points. Junior stands be- came still as defeat became ob- vious. Class scores were an- nounced and a somber junior class was beaten by 17 points, 108-91-62. 22

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P can , f 5 -:ff Q 5: cm rep Band and Banner Lead Blue Class Events Banner, a strong spot for the juniors the year before, was headed by Kevin Coffey and Sara Leif- ler. The giant trumpeter began with the head in the Erbach garage in September, and ended with a first place for its class. The juniors were not so successful in some of the other class events. The cheers took second, despite the effort of a band consisting of Dave Johnston, Dave Matchette, Steve LaFave, Tom McNinch and Rich Olin. The long hours put in by Sue O'Neil, Jan Staff, Laura Lamson and Bob Steere did not pay off as well as they had hoped as the march took second. The blue vests and hats under Marcia Merker survived well, but also took second.

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OL- fws,..4 '1 Q ' S X Ns . ,.. 1 Riff Y We C67 187 KU Kevin Coffey is defeated in the barrel race. f21 When hope wanes, juniors watch the scores in depression. L32 Nan Gray and Wendy Webster charge for the end. f4j The girls' tug-of-war team strains against its opponent. 151 Junior boys pulled hard but were defeated. K6j 'John Denning and Bob Lyle cross the line. U1 Pat French realizes that she has broken her egg. K8j Pat Erbach accepts defeat and con- gratulates Sue Peck. C92 Alice McCarthy does not take the loss as lightly.