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

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Q 2? The Church Has Variety Each Sunday night some Seaholm students head over to the First Baptist Church of Birmingham for a youth group meeting. The high school youth group is headed by Barbara Sinclair with the help of counselors Gayle and Stephen Clyburn and also Vida and Ieff Kaczmarek. The students have ac- tivities like movie nights, bake-ins, square dances, and also a hunger walk which takes the money sponsored and donates it to CROP. The youth group gives an Easter party for the mentally retard- ed, they also have a bible study each week along with a fellowship group and they also helped decorate a tree for some refugees. A year or two ago the students went to the State American Baptist Youth Fellowship Convention at the First Baptist Church in Dearborn to meet peo- ple of the same religion and get new ideas. The high school students that go say that the youth group helps them in their teenage years and also provides a variety of ideas. 11 After the hard work is over, Frank McEvoy takes some time to relax. 2j Relaxation is the main concern for one ofthe advisors, Dave Dovaras, and john McEwen. 31 Becky McDonald listens to special instructions for an up and coming activity. 41 Two Seaholm students listen to what is being said during on important meeting. Ei?

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FHFISMN 'S ily tin M, , if 'Wa A LUG qui 44 Youths Help eedy In the Saint Iames Episcopal Church High School Youth Group, Life and people are the groups biggest concern. The 30-35 youth group members such chari- ty as adopting a korean boy through CARE, they answered letters from poor children that were sent to Santa Claus that were in the post office and bought gifts for them, they collected food for the poor, and they also support two children that live over seas in a needy country. The youth group is headed by Mr. Weller. Each meeting consists of Christian fellowship, study, recreation, preparation of dinner, and time for worship. The youth group members may go to the YMCA, to Pizza and Pipes, bowling, a service type of evening, or possibly to the Mariners Inn to do some painting as part of recreation. The youth group has traveled to Lake Placid, to Wyoming, to Maine, to Quebec, and all over the country for various religous reasons. The members say that this high school youth group helps with living in the real world. 11 Doing his part in serving dinner for the St.1ames youth group is Ed Ketchum. 21 Students cook sandwiches to a crisp. 311enny Lais, work- ing on a mini-assembly line gets the job quickly done. 41 Golden brown and cooked to perfection are the sandwiches made by three youth group members.