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

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1. Alter a rushed evening olgetting ready for a Hallo- ween party, elegant Miss Piggy- Gretchen Matz. hum- lilcf Geisha Cirl- Charla Startton. Touchan- Domin- que Karihian, unrl Alive in Wonderland- Barb Walker taker ci breather for a picture. 2. We know just Haw much lun BD. Stfrfhlar, Dawno Phillips, Hritlgit Finley and Tim Mullins had at Halloween. 3. During the summer, Martha Neftfy, Iulie Elvekrog, Marti Walters and Heidi Kasselman definately had U good time at Camp Dearborn. 4. Dave Viking Dunwell poses enroute to the Flex Christmas Party, .1 3. Provide Relaxation! Weekends, and vacations provide an outlet for Seaholmites, The pressures ot school activities and aeadernics make the snow days, and planned vacations seem like heaven for both teachers and students. Most weekends of the year are tilled withvarious parties whether private, or for a whole group of people, such' as the Musical cast and crew party. The relaxation that these outlets provide leaves students ready to cope with the W following week of school. Q ew i Q, U Q l fi g . 7', 2 r re-X, 433 ,,,, .4 'li if .inf 4 . t i 6 5 rv Y is