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

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We QE Undereletss en re port ant The underclassmen make up a little less than two thirds of the Seaholm student body. The Senior Class may Rule but the underclassmen play a very important part in the mechanism of Seaholm. Without the juniors and Sophomores the sports team would lose their depth and the activities of the sohool would be run on a much Smaller scale. Thistyear the juniors proved their worth by winning Field Day, and the Sophomores didn't lack any effort either. All in all the underclassmen contributed a major amount to t the 1980-81 school year. 9,8 X 'G W t E-Ei!-s...,.....m Q as tttt sausage as reef? ititxi jr l l I l 'Gt :ez 1

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A Slice of Underclassmen

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11 As the results of the events are announced Mrs. Hell, Mr. Fries, and Liz Schuler glow with iubilation. 21 Getting ready for the Barrel race, the lunior team carefully place their shoes in the borrel with the advice out Mr. Fries. 31 The Sophomore floor show participants Kelly lieesee and Polly Pippin, stand ready to fight , 41 During the Sack race iackie Spec- tor and Stephanie DeWolfe scream for the classmates to go ! 51 ln the spring. during an in team game Linda Hutchinson and Nancy Ott race tor the ball. 51 Susie Hardig waits to smash a lolJ ball. 71 Miss laclxson helps Missy Mullins iron out some problems in her schedule. 81 During history class, Hebert Cereau, Pattie Flivest. Paul Biegen, Clare Fortuna. Dave Oliver, and Dave Downs discuss their homework. 91 Biology l isn't just reading and taking tests as Campbell Quinn and Hob Miller found out. there is also examining different types of leaves. 101 During lunchtime Paul Colenzo. Dave Park., and Mark Whitening relax and talk about their morning classes. 9 XX..f HTH