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

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1. Heidi Hietz attempts a successful dive to lead her team to victory. 2. Karen Sneyd does the baczkstroke in her attempts to score for the team. 3. Gigi Hommeti swims her way to victory doing the breastroke. 4. Karyn Finucan takes her last strokes before reaching the finish line. 5. Coaches Mr. Boerner, Dan Batchelor tel one of their swim- mers in on the score. 6. Kirsten Coates attempts one of her best dives. 7. With good dives the Seahotm Beavers attempt to beot their opponents. 209

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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 .

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7 f . I. I FRONT ROW: Coach Ieff Parry, Iulie Fremuth, Iennifer Quinn, Carla Mayer, Nanette Charlier, Elizabeth Iolliffe, Monique Charlier, Janice Martz, Ioyce McDerr- ITIOU. SHS 26 34 43 57 51 38 41 41 37 36 53 46 45 41 40 44 43 52 53 Girls Varsity Basketball Adams Lahser Hazel Park North Farmington Kimball Groves Troy Southfield Andover Rochester Berkley Ferndale Hazel Park Kimball Troy Southfield Andover Berkley Ferndale lVarsity Basketball Bat Team Ever At Seaholnf' The girls Varsity Basketball Team had an outstanding season under the leadership of coach Ieff Parry. Their over- all record, 14-8, doesn't reflect the ten game winning streak, nor does it tell the story of winning ten out of their last eleven games. This team went to District Finals, and were S.M.A. Co-Champions. To what does this team attribute its rollicking success? Coach Parry wants to be sure to thank his Father, Mr. Q Lou Parry, for his assistance. In addition to strong coaching, team members won a plethora of individual awards. All league awards went to Carla Mayer, Pam Brooks, and Iulie Fremuth, while honorable mentions were given to N annette Charlier, Amy Mulvihill, and Iennifer Quinn. Pam Brooks also pulled in awards for all- area, All Country, and was voted the tearn's most valuable player. Iulie Fremuth, Carla Mayer and Nan- nette Charlier got All-Area Honorable Mention. The Coach's Most Valuable Player award went to Iulie Fremuth, and Iennifer Quinn secured the Maroon and White Award. The 1980 Girls Varsity Basketball Team had an ex- citing victorious season, and have set demanding precident for future Seaholmite Cagers. ED lO '1 PP 41 63 38 46 41 45 21 50 45 44 55 35 39 39 35 39 23 33 52