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

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KU Seaholm speedster Dan Becker is stopped while attempting an end sweep during the Dondero game, K21 Mark Thorsby makes one of his 24 receptions during the loss to Dondero. 131 Following his blockers, Steve Hagerman, outruns his Hazel Park pursuer. K4j Tripp Wilson looks for daylight following his interception of a Dondero pass. K5j One of Seaholm's leading ground gainers, John Roberts takes cz pitchout from Sansonetti and moves upheld. K6j Paul Sundquist makes a tremendous diving catch of a pass from Bart Bates. UQ Receiving the Anderson Memorial Award from lllr. Lemle is Tom Vining. f8,l A Viking halfback tries to take Bob Ney? out of the play with the use ofa straight-arm. CD 70

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JV's Promising Compiling a 6 and 2 record, the Maple JV's held forth the promise of better things to come for Sea- holm football. The junior varsity forecast an explosive scoring at- tack spearheaded by the running of Dan Becker and Bill Spinning and the passing and quarterback- ing of Mike Dimmel. Becker was promoted to the varsity late in the season where he played halfback. Defensive work by the JV's al- lowed the team to rack up two shutouts - one against Groves C32-OJ and the other against Southfield C42-OJ. Doug Smeak was one of the outstanding de- fensemen recording many tackles over the year. The boys also experienced some cold nights and lost a couple of heartbreakers - the Kimball game is an example in which they lost a hard fought battle in the last five minutes when the junior Knights scored the winning TD. A muddy contest with Berkley was also decided in the second half as a slippery ball caused a fumble. 1