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

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J.V. Teaiii Compiles 8-8 Record The Seaholm JV basketball team finished the year with an 8-8 record. Jerry Keller paced the team as he scored 742 points C 17.3 points a gameb and grabbed 171 rebounds. Marc Haller had a 12.1 point average and Mike Dimmel a 12.2 point average. Each of them cleared 82 rebounds as they gave Keller strong support. Todd Bower and Joe Marx, a good ball handler, finished off the top JV scorers with averages of 6 points and 3.8 points re- spectively. Mike Dimmel led in assists with 38 and Haller had 25. Haller and Dimmel were the workhorses as they played 62 and 61 quarters respectively. Jerry Keller and Joe Marx each hit 502, of their shots from the Hoor, Haller shot 43fk. The team as a whole made 4172, of their field goal attempts. Todd Bower hit 67023 of his free throws while Joe Marx made 64'Z,. The team it- self connected on 55'Z, of their charity tosses. The seven players who played the majority of the time were Keller, Dimmel, Haller, Marx, Bower, Dearborn and Ledbetter. The last two play- ers had 70 and 65 rebounds respectively. Seaholm lost 8 games, but it couldn't be blamed on their lack of hustling. Even in the games where they were way down, they refused to give up and often came from behind only to fall short at the buzzer. 85

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115 KU Mike Dimmel goes up for a lay-up. He was Seaholm's second highest scorer and tied for second in rebounding. K2j Tipping the ball away from a Southfield rebounder is Joe Marx. K3j Rob Ledbetter knocks a jump ball to Marc Haller. f4j To maintain his 12 point average, Marc Haller starts driving hard against Southfield. K52 Coach Rubenstein talks to Jim Herald, Mike Dimmel and Steve Dearborn. f6j Shooting Jerry Keller was Seaholm's best player as he led the team with a 17 point average. ful

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ill Swimmers Rule League Swimming is a major sport at Seaholm High School and the success the teams have had over the years attests to the interest and ability displayed by the boys. For the eighth straight time, the Maples dom- inated the Southeastern Michigan Association by win- ning all its dual meet clashes and also the league meet. The Maples showed their strength and depth as they amassed 9 of 11 first places in the league meet and outscored their nearest opponent by over 100 points. Before the SMA, the Maples had dominated the East- ern Michigan League for years under the combined tuterage of J. Jay Myers, now a history teacher, Corey Van Fleet, now swimming coach at Oakland Univer- sityg and Mike Heick, present coach. Participating in the state meet, the Maples placed seventh with 51 points. Junior Bruce Wright led the team as he won two third places. The team had a fine dual meet season, winning ten and losing only two. The meet with cross town rival Groves was the most disappointing as the Maples were crushed 77-245 the other loss was to the Edsel Ford by a slim one point margin.