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

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1. Kristen Stapleton and Tom Doctoroff volunteer their time to tutor Mizumo. 2. Mizumo is learning to spell in English with help from Kristen Stapleton and Tom Doctroff. 3. Missy Frick is a young republican working in up-town Birmingham. She volunteers her time to help answer phones. 4. Sarah Kaush, a volunteer worker at the Cranbrook Nature Center, Checks to see if the maple sap is running smoothly. g t as ' 'MS :Pt Q I 1' 2? l Volunteers Are An Asset to the Community A volunteer is a special kind of person. One who selflessly gives of his time and energy for others. There are many volunteers that preform this commendable deed for the benefit of the community. Volunteers are young and old people alike. Both groups have things to offer their community. A great many organizations would beat an enormous loss if they did not have free services which many Birm- ingham volunteers have to offer. Volunteer workers have become a necessary part of our community.

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433 we e fvfv ,a - y an Seaholm Students are dedicated volunteers There are many types of volunteer service that Seaholm students can perform. Some students give their time during school or out of school for credit. Some make the commitment to help others for absolutly not credit or pay. These students volunteers are working in a broad spectrum of areas, from answering phones at Common Ground, to answer phones for the Republican party. Some community work gives the students ai challenge, and when they accept this challenge it's soniething tliey'll never forget! 1. Ifenliljrrr Hfflllkl? works with riulislli' rliilflnvn llltllITUHH'ltlSI'tIllllllll1llll'lll1.1lltlllflll hour. 2. Working for filllllllllflll firuuml, riivswr-ririg plioiws mill sa-lline up uppoint ments is Mrzllssri Vinrfffiil. 14. flllllillllllKL1tll'l?lVUl'lxSH'llll YUIHYLQlltllHllt'tIl7fH'tlSlX'lllllllt'!Ah here hu points mil rm iiiiprm'f'iiir'iil in mu- ul' lhf' su'iiiHi1c'i's, , X-A if N y' DPfQ'lvIfNll'f, ,TO I-DHMK ,DMT 1' Dil? 'Nbx R Nlbh Oli HAQD Z if A 60'-e541 'TNMC ff-pie 'f57'l'iACATL5,y.n,tMel2 ffmf Dvfnl 566 6 A ' ' V045 Cbllp 1 l