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

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4153 --Cirl's Soccer Graduate of Seaholm Coaches First Team Struggling for season's victories, the newly formed I.V. Girls Soccer Team finished their first season with 3 wins, 8 losses, and 1 tie. The victories included such schools as North Farmington, Groves, and Southfield. Lack of experience was a key factor that reflected on the final record of the new team. The en- thusiastic coach, an alumnus of Seaholm, Pete Iverson received support from his three captains, Renee Cer- rnak, Mary Cromer, and De De Conway. The remain- ing team members also showed their enthusiasm, which gave them the drive to finish the season in high spirits. Their first win was described as the team's greatest thrill. In the words of the coach, the team never experienced a bad moment. Renee Cermak was named most valuable player by the team. Another contributing factor to their rather bleak record was the fact that sevefal of the participants were newcomers to the sport or organized team play. Many hours of devoted practice was not evident in their final scores, but don't be deceived by these scores, the gnlsvvorked,hard. . .. - ..,... I.V. Soccer Scoreboard SHS oPP. 0 Andover 0 1 North Farmington 0 0 Southfield 1 1 Lahser 2 2 West Bloomfield 3 2 Groves 0 0 Andover 1 1 Southfield 0 0 Lahser 1 0 West Bloomfield 1 0 West Bloomfield 1 0 Groves 3 Wi 7 Won2 Lost8 Tiedl FRONT ROW: Mary Cromer, Mary Porter, lean Lanese, Kim Evans, Tracy Schaltz, Beth Watson, Dede Conway, Renee Cermak. ROW 2: Kim Tuttle, Margret Hageman, Ruth Iessup, Michelle Mullet, Brenda Borton, Nancy Ott, Karen Griffen, Megan McGarity, Kristin Gause.

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3 :MW 5 iW ll11k 1. 4.-.'--ff K I-Y .Yee- E. Q. mf' . ' tr 1. Student-coach Pete lverson explains the game plan. 2. Michelle Mill vies for position as Linda looks on. 3. Throughout the year, Renee Cer- mak has shown her style all season and here she outmaneuvers an An- dover opponent. 4. Superb coaching is shown in the fine dribbling of Kim Evans. 5. intercepting a high pass, jean Lanese is able to gain con- trol. 6. Fast thinking and quick feet allow Linda Hutchinson to complete the steal. 17-4 429 mmm' Q wr I 4 Z 1 ff' y, if L' X, I ,fi , -, 3 L .. X

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?Girl's Track A Team of Record Breakers Inspite of the few victories, the enthusiastic Gir1's Track Team managed to break eight records. Encouraging the team were captains, Irene Sennowitz and Anna Bauer. Anna Bauer and Cary McGhee were voted most valuable players of the team. Anna Bauer also received a coach's award, an award that no one in our school has ever received. The 440 yard relay team, con- sisting of Martha Walters, Irene Sennowitz, Shelly Olson, and Cary McGhee set a record of 53.8 seconds. Cary McGhee also set four other records: 12.0 in the 100 yard dash, 27.6 in the 220 yard dash, 31.8 in the'220 low hurdles, and 16 feet 6 inches in the long jump. In the 440 yard dash, Martha Walters set a record of 1:03.7. Julie Mayer set a 110 Low Hurdle record of 18.2 seconds. Anna Bauer set records in the one mile run and the two mile run of 5:37 and 12:19.2, respectively. The team set many new records, and showed a season of improve- ment and determination. Us SHS 64 34 58 16 43 83 49 37 70 FRONT ROW: Rachel Rawley, Ioanne Simonetti, Martha Walters, Linda I Leigh, Allison Dupuis, Liz Wetzel, Kathy Walden, Cathy Lindroth. ROW 2: Nancy Griswald, Lindy Peek, Lisa Brownlee, Lisa Peyser, Iulie Mayer, Courtney Krause, Sue Scott, Missy McCardle, Shellie Olson. ROW 3: Sonja Glenn, Ann Meyer, Irene Sonnowitz, Anna Bauer, Elizabeth Greeneveld, Cary McGee, Shellie Saunders, Ioyce Nader, Coach Ron Wheeler. Girl's Track Scoreboard Hazel Park Andover Ferndale Rochester Adams Southfield Lathrup Kimball Berkley Groves Won: 3 Lost: 6 OPP. 59 B9 65 107 71 40 74 96 53