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

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Buna: Michigaifs Uldest U Urganization me The interest in BUNA, Birmingham United Nations Association, was rekindled this year and the member- ship increased, keeping Michigan's oldest model United Nations alive. At the beginning of this school year the officers and Mr. Fries, the advisor, worked very hard to organize a suc- cessful General Assembly. Training sessions aided new members in learn- ing Parliamentary Procedure and learning how to compose resolutions dealing with some items pertaining to the policies of their specific countries. The GA and Security Council concern- ed themselves with many resolutions dealing with nuclear arms limitation to a collaberated U.N. Space Program. 1. Richard Forrest, Angela Moy, and Matt Freedman representing the People's Republic of China, were members of one of the most successful and authentic delegations. 2. Buna officers Andy Doctoroff, Ann Vanderkloot, Iohn Crews, Kristin Stapleton, David Dunwell, Tom Doctoroff. and Theresa Strebel spent several months preparing for this year's model United Nations. 3. The Federal Republic of Germany, repre sented by Elizabeth Ioliffe, Iulie Stapleton, and Liz Wetzel, is one of the important elements of the Buna conference. 4. Typical of the decorations that are intrin sit: part of the Birmingham Model United Nations is this Rumanian flag. 5. Martha Sanders, Liz Schuler and lean Badalamenti intently listen to the potential effect of the speakers proposal on Great Britain. 6. Looking over the shoulder of Pyper Davis. Sheik Eric Koistinen sternly considers the world oil situation. 263

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Seaholm Has pg, International Flavor With only fourteen active members Seaholm's International Club has no officers, but all the students work together to meet the goals of the group. The club provides and organiza- tion for students interested in broadening their knowledge of other countries and cultures, and it promotes friendship be- f f tween our students and the A.F.S. students. By participating in the various activities, the group has developed a strong bond of friendship. N ,, 4 4 Li P7 fm 4 fir A.R.T. Club C I Brightens Seaholm Seaholm's Art Resource Team or A.R.T. club has been resourceful in both the school and the com- munity. The club painted the commons windows for the Stu- dent Congress Mardi Gras, and decorated for the Music Man Afterglow. They are hoping to paint the wall in the new hallway around the Library. They have held a Christmas art show and plan another show and sale in the spring. They painted a mural for the Bir- mingham Board of Education for which they received S300.00. The Seaholm Art Club has ac- complished a great deal and has reached their goal of exposing students to the Fine Arts. 270 4 1 f