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

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af' X xxx . .N HK W- flea X ,N hx tai 31458 'Nw atb nnual Community Activities at Holiday Times As Birmingham is a closeknit community, the different seasons offer an opportunity to gather together. Throughout the year, holidays are celebrated in many fun and beneficial ways, and because Birmingham is a popular business and. retail district, the planned activities only aid in the progress of this ever-growing city. 1. Amy Mills volunteers as a booth-sitter for an artist on his break at Art in the Park, an annual fall art fair, 2. You're never too old to visit Santa Claus as Heidi Kasselman, Molly Kelly, and Katie Bohmann demonstrate. A special part of Art in the Park, the Childrens Participation Area, offers many projects for kids to do. 4. Iennifer Nettle leads the Seaholm Band through Birmingham during the Halloween parade. 5. Visiting Santa is a very special tradition for the children of Birm- ingham. 33

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