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

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Cross Country is becoming a growing sport at Seaholm. Led by 2 f FRONT ROW: Ioanne Simonetti, Irene Sennowitz, Liz Bickel, Anna Bauer, Lindy Peek, Theresa Strebel, Tracey Schultz, Anne Meyer, Kathy Lindroth. ROW Z: Charlie Burleigh, Ed Green, Nate Lentz, Rick Campbell, Iohn Hagen, Kreg Kesee, Chris Confer, Dave Bowden. ROW 3: Martha Walters lmanagerj, Ieff Kleckner, Ted Andrews, Bill McCarthy, Jeff Leestma fassistant coachl, Ron Wheeler lcoachl, Doug Krause, Eric Wit- tenberg, Nate Carmon, Iohn Biegen. SHS G 25 18 22 31 'A' 25 30 18 23 -A- Cross Country Scoreboard Dondero Groves Hazel Park Kimball Troy Southfield Lahser Andover Berkley Ferndale Girls Won: 8 Lost: 2 Boys Won: 5 Lost: 5 Not Available iCross Country Bigger, Stronger, and Better the captains Dave Bowden and Doug Krause, the mens cross coun- try team revealed themselves to be the strong athletes they set out to be. Although the team lost their first five dual meets, they im- proved enough to win the last five. Dave Bowden and Doug Krause won all league honors. Dave Bowden also received the Maple Award for men, and established a new course record of 16:51.2. The team's greatest thrill was their S.M.A. finish when they plac- ed second behind Troy, and beat Kimball and Hazel Park. They had previously lost meets against these three schools. The Women's Cross Country team was the largest ever, with a total of ten girls compared to last years team of five. Improved depth and experience helped the girls to win eight out of ten meets. The captain, Anna Bauer, won the first Maple Award for Women, and was voted the most valuable player on the team. She placed second in the All League meet and a team mate, IoAnne Simonetti, placed third. Anna and JoAnne received the All Oakland County award. Lindy Peek and Irene Sennowitz were also leading performers, being third and fourth place girls on the team. The highlight of the season was their eighth place finish in the Oakland County meet and their second place finish in the S.M.A. League meet. A The efforts of the men and women made Cross Country an ex- tremely worthwhile sport this season. Next year's team will be missing some of the prominent members, but perhaps this will give others a chance to show their strength. GBI 30 OPP. I 22 23 25 23 24 39 40 40 33 38

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1 i -lG1Il,S Swimming Z Bus Beavers Swim and ' oerner y 8 5 with Coach B 5? 's Swimming Scoreboard SHS OPP. . 99 Rochester Adams 72 92 Lahser 79 66 Andover 103 3rd Berkely Relays l 84 Lathrup 88 - 140 Hazel Park 29 . 72 Kimball 99 ' 114 Troy 53 ' 101 Southfield 77 72 Groves 101 6th Place Oakland County 38 Dearborn 49 92 Berkley 80 106 Rochester 64 135 Ferndale 56 3rd S.lVl.A. 182 FRONT ROW: julie Wood, Ienny Ross, Beth Siewert, Rachael Rawley, Anne Walters, DeAnne DeLong. ROW 2: Cheryl Heyboer, Renee Corey, Kate Baldwin, Ienny Searles, Diving Coach Bill Cole. ROW 3: Karen Sneyd, Julie Hanahan, Tracy Smith, Heidi . Reitz, Julie Sneyd, Karyn Finucan, Megan McGarity, Gretchen Hawkinson, Dana . Knorr, Gigi Hommell, Coach Mark Boerner. ROW 4: Kirsten Coates, Barb Sofy. The Gir1's Swim Team had a solid record with 8 wins and 5 loses, even though this years team was inexperienced they came out ahead. The reason their record wasn't more successful was, in coach Boerneris words, The team had to learn a lot in a short time. Kirsten Coates and Gigi Hommel broke their own record with scores of 2:60 and 1:11 for diving and the 100 meter breastroke. The teams biggest thrill was when the Medley Relay Team of Gigi Hommel, Karen Sneynd, julie Sneyd, and Sheryl Heylioer qualified for the state meet. And under the leadership of Karen Sneyd the team placed third in S.M.A. League. In the words of Coach Boerner, Our:league is tougher and we must work harder to be able to compete with the top teams, so with even more experience the Seaholm Beavers should be able to swim their way to victory. 'Er I 5 .