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

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U '5 Boy's Track Scoreboard SHS OPP. 90 Hazel Park 42 79 Andover 54 58 Ferndale 75 70 Rochester Adams 52 90 Southfield High 42 77 Southfield Lathrup 55 88 Kimball 44 92 Berkley 40 74 Groves 58 Won: 8 Lost: 1 FRONT ROW: Mike Meyer, Greg Thielike, Mike Glass, Don Finkbeiner, Darryl Alex- ander, Chris Garrison, Tom Marzella, Tom Kidwell, Paul Johnson, Peter Demseyg ROW 2: Iohn Worsley, Doug Krause, Iim Gibson, Andy Fremuth, Par O'Toole, Ieff Kleckner, Steve Hazzard. Mark Redman, Scott Harper, Kip Kimble, Mike Otero: ROW 3: Heidi Kesselman, Steve Rose, Dave Bowden, Ted Andrews, David Proctor, Scott Parker. lim Roth. Bill McCarthy. Steve Ross, Mr. Steve Webster, Mr. lim Roth. 5 sweep, L 7.51-Q ,M -ff' q fe 1.4: I, ' f',l4i f?'37't' ?3 ,I 2-' .1 1-,J .5 4f,. .l3g'i5H.-.2',.f ff: ', ,'fg.,- .3 as '1 n,,gf. t1 -tit s, , ' ,, - N h e ..-be , 5 . 4, .,,,s,k,U,,,., A ,. Q , W? ,,V .,,., QD ,f f was Nwsu 1 P it Z 'wtf E f .i'- l- ' A 1. Mark Redman and Mike Glass race for the finish line. 2. Don Finkbeiner is real- ly getting wound up for the throw. 3. Andy Fremuth puts his talents to work as'he hurdles Seaholm to another victory, 4. lim Gibson displays his graceful jumping form. 5. Every muscle is stretched because that is what it takes Steve Hazzard to complete his pole vault. 6. Ward Marshall gives his feet a much needed breather. 7. Greg Thieleke puts all his effort into his shot put throw. 8. Former senior Scott Harper hopes for another outstanding performance. W!WZ.WW Wwffih. ff fhffff ' . 5 ' f' ff. Wi WWXV, W! 77747 WO .UO ,K . 'f 187

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-Boy's Track An Impressive Season For the Thinclads For the first time in ten years, the Seaholm Boy's Track Team was All City, All County, and All State. Their ex- quisite performance led them to an overall record of 8-1. Among team members a great comraderie was encouraged and developed over the season. Mr. Roth credits this car- ing as a key factor in their overwhelming success as a team. Winning the S.M.A. title was described as their greatest thrill though the 1980 team won a total of 83 rib- bons, 29 medals and 5 trophies. Individual team awards in- clude Scott Harper, Most Valuable Playerg jim Roth, Most Team Spirit Award, Mark Redman, recipient of the Coach's Award. Scott Harper's 4:14.2 mile and 9:18.9 two mile runs, Steve Ross's discus throw of 141 feet 6 inches, all established new school records. All League team members included Andy Fremuth, Mark Redman, Steve Rose, Steve Ross and jim Roth. All City included jim Roth, and All County once again jim Roth and Steve Rose. Outstanding performances by Scott Harper placed him in All League, All City, All County, and All State. Other ac- complishments that deserve recognition include Mike Glass' sprints and relays, Mike Otero's hurdles and high jump, jim Gibson's high jump and long jump, Tom Robin- son's long jump and duties as assistant coach ads Ward Marshall who prospered in all areas. Congratulations to the 1980 team and we hope the trend continues in future years. 186 m !iiYf:1.x!Tfi rfllfiiq Qifszf .WT-iff? QQ?-, L i 1- - I '

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f --' 'ii- 1-' FRONT ROW: Steve Pew, Monther Fakouri, Bob Laine, Kevin Shinaberry, Dave Thomas, Dave Harris, Demetri Stilianos, Don Finkbeiner, Greg Thieleke. ROW 2: Ioe Pinkerton, Dan Carlson, Don Lukus, Guy Boitos, Paul Reasoner, Scott Pew, Mike Lun- dy, Ioe Dunn, Ieff Moore, Dave Procter. ROW 3: Bob Fell, Brent Malleck, Sean Clougherty, john Mullet, Dave Finkbeinder, Chris Marwin, Pat O'Toole, Rob Stefanowski, Ieff Faycurry. ROW 4: Coach Chuck Skinner, Coach Dave Wrobel, I Coach Tim Donnelly, Steve Leigh, Rick Doyle, Bill Clipper, Ted Cooper, Mike Mit- chell, Coach Don Bessalo, Coach Ken Wright. X SHS 7 3 21 21 34 7 7 14 12 Football Scoreboard Lahser Troy Berkley Ferndale Hazel Park Kimball Southfield Andover Groves Won 5 Lost 4 OPP. 19 0 0 0 6 13 14 34 6 1. Long hours of practice drilling help Dave Harris avoid a Kimball tackler. 2. Pat O'Toole shows his experience at making decisions under pressure. 3. Even before the season starts the Maples are hard at work. 4. The Seaholm spirit shows itself in the ag- gressive tackles made on opponents. EP