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

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C12 Check-out desk is a busy place anytime of the day. C22 Rushing to the aid of a teacher is Bill Turner with an overhead projector. C32 Looking over films are Paul Schiebold and Jim Frontier. C42 Bath Rob Vonderhaar and Mike Shellie enjoy listening to tapes. C52 Answering calls for AV keeps Rusty Post busy. C62 Mr. Schwartzman and Sam Houghton discuss AV business. C72 Ken Foster smiles as he looks through the library files. C82 Waiting for the trays to come are Craig Shedd and Barry Stuart. C92 Assisting with the returned dishes is Tom Mihalic. C102 Looking up informa- tion on a student's schedule is Jean Vollmer. C112 Being helpful, Joellyn Frankel and Sue Brandon sort envelopes. C122 Toni Rote takes time from her work to an- swer the phone. ' 1 .,,-.. ' 1' H., WN Y

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Tit. f5l Q61 7 ffl Julie Madsen, Robin Stanley and Gail Tetrault join in a practice session. their parts perfectly, Jamie Westerby and Richard Straub add their 325592-?e8f,to the Chorale. 131 Accompanyist Janet Tebbel allows Mr. Branstrom to gfgticentrate ondirecting' as she flawlessly plays during a rehearsal. MQ Mr. Bran- beats gtinieg I5j Three year veteran bass player Park Carman follows the with ,sophomore Pat McGreevy. f6j First violinist Gwen Stone leads ,Seaholrn string section.,f 71 Running over the scales is Pat Hammel, C82 The rest of the violin section includes Louise Rowley, andzJohn Croft. L92 Three cellists make up the orchestra group- Somrners, Anne Willison and Brenda Garrison. V f',' ,, ,Q G t G G , Qi

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Ulf. CU W! K W I ,A if A ,sf it IJ 'Mfr C75 - v M, f ,,, .A fQ:g-- Administration Assisted Although most of the work involved in the running of this school is accomplished by the hired personnel, there remains quite a bit of rote time- consuming labor, that is done by students who volunteers. A student wishing to help may do so in many areas, but four stand out as being the most obvious. Audio visual boys under the direction of Mr. Schwartzman work during their study halls to take care of the machines that are used in the classroom. These boys see that these machines are kept moving to whoever needs them throughout the school. The paperwork involved in the running of the library is tremendous. Checking out books and keeping the books organized are just two of the many jobs that keep our library assistants busy. They Work during study hall and help the librarians keep track of the many books and other resources stored there. Many students volunteer each year to work in either the counselors or the main ofiice. These stu- dents keep the records in order, help the sec- retaries by rtuining errands and mind their desk during their fourth hour lunch break. Those students who work in the cafeteria are the only ones who get paid for their labor. Working for 331.00 an hour, they allow for the fast moving line at Seahohn. Working both serving behind the counter and in the clean-up area, these students Work only fourth hour. 4113 l C125 49