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

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s 5 N l We e-K eva. fo KT: --ew 'T rw tlomrnuruty Ulipili l.l. 'lirornr. Q The Bhnnnglmm community plays on lmportnzunt role in the lives ol mony Senholmltes. 'Phe community ollers employment, rellnnntlon ontl enjoyment to those students who choose to za nee-olecl hreeh from the lest pnceol ncnolemlc nnol ezstrocurrlculnr llle nt Seolrolm. For those stuclents who ore ernployeol ln hlnnnrrghnm, the worh vnries lrom genernl ynrtl nforls nnol hnhyslttlng to selling clothes, waiting tshles nnol typing invoices. ln whnteyer yyny the stutlent is employed he or she genus the experience necessary lor survlyel ln any community. N ot ell the worlr perlormeol hy Senholnutes is lor monetnry goin, quite 81 hlt ol the worh ls voluntruy. Some volunteers work st Common Grountl and nt vnrlous hospitals nrountl the ores. Other workers yoluntmr to worh lor polltlcel ynnrtles especlnly this year during the Preslolentlel election. Part ol the excitement ol the netlonnl electron was hrought into V the very center ol Bnmlnghnm, when the then Californian Governor Ronald Reagan come to Shaun Perle. The rally was well ettenolecrl despite rain and the support lor Ronald Reagan was shown, not only there but nt the polls as well. All of these aspects ol our community make Birmingham at nice place to work, live, nntl relax. ' .4 V fgy 'H,ftf,.,,yVf x fa, 'f ff 41- V 1' 41 grit? l , .ff ,.ry ,Q , fy .4 ef, , ' ...nr f,,, , f u ' 'nifty Z, 1 ,v 1 Q ,fy VV Ht, fr 31-,gt -ff r , , lm her , - at et f Lf ,V f gy 'fn ' .tix ff f ,MQ ,' exif: A Z f , ,f if 'iff fr s f K f we 4352. 4 eff 7w at f ,, Q f ,. feral N- ,Mi g 'QM 1 W ' Q f 'f: , ' I M fo X fry! K 4 , 7 Mi Q , Z, ,K I , ,A W 1 1 Z f We y, X, ,Z corn 4th, at the The Birm- the day. of the people 4. One Saturf School was host a group of fall delicacy, cin- namon doughnuts and apple cider: 5. At the Shain Park rally supporters carried banners and placards proclaiming Victory for Republicans. 6. Art in the Park highlighted the early fall with paintings, sculptures, and face painting as well as offering amusement for little kids. Z At sometime or another everyone in the community takes a stroll past the frothy Quarton dam. 8. A close-up of the water rushing over the dam reveals the gushing life of the water. 5 ll

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fo-g'5EEE Mike Mitchell, Anne Huthwaite, Shelly Olson, and Andrea Gavey, sons and daughters of Chamberlain salespeople. gather in front of alocal Birmingham home. Birmingham Office 975 S. Hunter Blvd. Catl4V1 Mile Rd.J 64.6-6000 Ehamberlaln Bloomfield Hills Office 1520 N. Woodward Ave. fat Long Lake Rd.J 647-5950 West Bloomfield Farmington Hills N31000 Northwestern Hwy. Cat 13 Mile Rd.D A 626-9100 l2