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

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r Q X X qu Eyes. ' x 3. a S .fx . . X i 35. -1. Eh if X . I N 1. Raising her hand to ask a question, is Karen Dunn, a sophom, Iohn Crews listens intently. 2. Martha Nefcy gets her blood pressure taken, a preliminary to giving blood. 3. Ienny Hakemian, Kathy Murphy, and Nancy Fishman look onto Molly Kelly's notes for a congress meeting. 4. Chris Leydorf, Martha Walters, Art Shepard, B.D. Sechler, and Heidi Kasselman listen, take nots, and offer their ideas, all part of student congress. 5. Elizabeth Iollife, Martha Nefcy, Andy Docteroff, Iulie Hanahan, and Gina Fickling smile while their picture is taken. 6. Look at that smile, one a mother would be proud of, julie Hanahan always has one on her face. 7. Dave Dunwell points out something important. B. Kathy Murphy doesn't look scared to give blood as Martha Nefcy and Chris Leydorf look on. 9. Charlie Scoot and Lisa Minninger, a match made in heaven. 283

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i Student Congress Prepares for a Change Despite a lack of projects in which the first semester Student Congress took part, it did much good for the community. Treasurer Elizebeth Iolliffe organized a successful canned food drive in December, and devoted Chris Leydorf, for the third year in a row, directed the Red Cross Blood Drive. Perhaps the most important aspect of this ses- sion was the mighty task of rewriting the Student Congress Constitution. In coming years, the role of Congress will change dramatically, from an autononous club to an organization that watches and moderates the clubs and activities of the entire school. Vice-president Andy Docteroff and Iohn Crews took part in this laborious task. The first semester Student Congress cannot be called poor, but, because of a lack of tangible pro- jects, it cannot be called a smashing success, either. Other outstanding members include the energetic President, Martha Nefcy, Recording secretary Gina Fickling, Corresponding secretary Iulie Hanahan, David Dunwell, Martha Walters and Loren Fischer. 282

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ED 1. Karin Sneyd gives her opinion as others listen. 2. Student Congress gives president Chris Leydorf their attention at a meeting. 3. Chris Leydorf, head of Seaholm's blood drive both first and second semester, shows Karen Richardson how to sign in the donors. 4. Katy Breck gives the rest of Con- gress a smile. 5. Andy Doctoroff and Treasurer Elizabeth Ioliffe sit together at a Congress assembly. 6. Art Shepard, finishing up some last minute business, is taken by surprise by the photographer. 7. Sye Daly and Rosemary Mylod think about the up and coming events that Congress will sponsor. 8. Looking upon Student Congress, advisor Charlie Scott gives them his attention. 9. Rushing into a meeting, Missy Frick announces a new idea. ,rf K' .Pew IIJTW GTK! P IX KMINVPM1. 1 Htl-