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

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15439 -. .. eentxtl - X T 3 X ,Q taiwan A X- 1 r 'W A 1 , Service Earns Credit Community service for credit provides an oppor- tunity for students in Seaholm High School to earn extra credit while performing a much needed service. The students use their free hours during the school day. and work in different areas of Seaholm such as the office or the library. They may work for a maximum of the whole year, or for a minimum of one quarter. For all the time they put in, the students will receive the equivalent in credits. For many students, this is a great way to do both the school and themselves a favor. Usually the work is not too demanding, and can even be fun. 1. Anne Cherette sorts papers that are to be filed while working in the Attendance Office. 2. While working in the Career Center, Marshall Pfahler types up some job placement applications. 3. Taking phone messages is just part of Stephanie Caruso's job when she works in the main office. 4. Ted Schneider works on a projector for the A.V, department. 5. Chris Leydorf and Michelle Clazer go over some last minute preparations for the Carnation Day sale in the Activities Office. ,.- l I ,,.- GF

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