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

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Presbyterian Youth Group Provides Creative Cutlets Under the direction of Dennis Barger, the First Presbyterian High School Youth Group provides a creative outlet for its active members. At Christmas time they go carolling and also had a booth at Seaholm's Mardi Gras. The High School students also work in dif- ferent senior citizen homes, they sometimes have a work weekend at camp Skyline and many times they have parties for exceptional children and adults. At the meetings the students learn how to deal with people and life. Once a year they have college students come in and talk to the students about what to expect at college. The members that are in the youth group say that the youth group fills a lot of needs and provides support for their Christian life. 11 Steve McGraw, Tom Raar, Elizabeth 1olliffe, and other students prac- tice the hymns Sunday night. 21 During choir practice the choir members listen for special instructions. 31 Carol Bura puts up a sign to tell people where coffee hour is. 41 Dave Poston, 1ay Iolliffe, Steve McGraw, and another student sing their solos. 51 Melora Ceneel, Wendy Thomas, Carol Bura, Barb Boyd wait for practice to begin. 27

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