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

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Iuniors Super in Main Events With the first beat of the Sophomore drum Field Day began. Although it was quiet, anyone could sense the excitement of the Sophomores, Iuniors, and Seniors as they marched toward the gym. After the in- troducing and a brief tribute to Ernest W. Seaholm the classes presented their songs and cheers. The Iuniors proved themselves superior by win- ning all main events except participation which the Sophomore boxers won. There were two events added to the 1980 Field Day gamesg they were charity and T-shirt logo. The Juniors, Victorious in both events, seemed to cope well with the changes, while the Seniors, weren't as for- tunate. This years class theme's varied from boxers, Supermen, to Olympians. 4122, T? ,fffak N QI? l

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,ww 1. Senior marchers await the scrutiny of the judges. 2. Fists raised in defiance, junior Supermen march to vitrtory. 3. Boxers mave out to experience theirfirst Seaholm Field Day. -1. Torch in hand, Anna Bauer officially opens the-field events competition. 5. The Olympians lay Waterbury. Da-wn Prizybylsl-ai, and Amy Mills await the signaling ofthe trumpet. 6. Mrs. Natalie Hulbert, the daughter of Ernest W. Seaholm, graciously accepts the funds raised for the newly instituted Charity event. 7. lunior Floor Show Supermen Sue Crites, April Bearse. lulie Meyer, Scott Sullivan, and Andy Haupt sing and dance their way to another first place. 8. Led by Lynn Hastings, the Sophomore Floor Show was a modern donre routine done to the theme at i'Gonna Fly Now. 9. Mecury valiantly vlirnbs Mt. Olympus due to many hours ofSenior ingenuity. 10. Superluniorflies over the Seaholm Commons. where judges rank him number one. 11. Pugilistic: pugnacity isn't enough to bring Sophoinores Rocky a first place. lwlti -W fse'

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...V+ mutt I 1. Perfectly maintaining his balance john Wilkinson rounds the corner in the sack race. 2. Chris Garrison's many years of track payed off in the relay race. 3. Frantically lacing her shoes jill McBride hopes for a victory in the bar- rel race. 4. Anchorperson Elizabeth jolliffe is psyced upfor the tug-a-war. 5. jeff Lundy and Andy Algen pull with all there strength against the Seniors. 6. Sophomore team member pull their hardest to beat the juniors. 7. ln perfect rhythm jeff Pethrick, and Keith Landen are crossing thefinish line. 8. Irene Sen- nowitz hands the batton off to Dave Beauty. 9. Rob Oleska hopping his way down the floor. 10. Steve Hose, Adam Parson, Handy Cartwright, Chris Schmit, dig in for a victory. 11. Martha Nefcy concentrates while Art DelVero steadies the barrel. 12. During the bar- rel race jenny Nettle has some trouble tieing her shoe as Lou Perry holds the barrel. 2-lb .ag s 0 Wff 5 !,.f 'W