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

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A, -14 9 ' ' Y -Q M H. ,, - , . 4? My In tt- ,Q ,gf t ' . Hobbies Lead To Careers Some hobbies prove to be beneficial to the enthusiast in the form of career background. For instance a member of a suc- cessful high school rock band, may find he will pursue his hobby into a career. Even if some hobbies don't lend them- selves to careers often times they teach an important skill. Often students find the individualized hobbies more to their liking. Although they are not sharing their hobbies with others they may be getting the same enjoyment. These dif- ferences in the concept of hobbies is what makes them unique. lj Transmitting his call letters often, Paul Tomezak receives a call on his ham radio. 21 Doing some informal modeling, Gail Dwire poses for photographer, Manuel Bartush. 31 Hours of patience of hard training go into jumping a horse as Cassandra Cusulas well knows. 41 Involving himself in a favorite Seaholm past-time, Marc Steel indulges on a snack of vending machine goodies. 51 A mathematical Whiz, Tom Unger busily plays the computer. H .f fi ,fy 5 l 2 l . Q5 fb., 5, man inns nr um:

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Community Service is Shown Community service is seen all over, but many times it goes unnoticed. The Iunior League of Birmingham sponsors many activities and has many worthwhile organizations, one of which is the Bargain Box. community organization is the YMCA. other things the YMCA provides a Youth in program which allows the high school to get involved and learn about our state government. The Birmingham Optomist Club gives awards to outstanding students in the areas of academics, service and leadership. This year's award winners are pictured at their awards breakfast. 1. Barbara Bowman, member of the junior League of Birmingham and her daughter Katie are caught before going into the Bargain Box 2. Bink Doctoroff, Biff Forrest, and Corkie Schuler go over their bills for the Youth in Government meeting in Lansing. 3. The Birmingham Award Winners for 1980 are julie Schneider, Missy Frick, Polly Pipp Loren Fischer, Eric Elvekrog, Iohn Crews, Mike Chew, Liz Schuler Kurt Overhardt, Gina Fickling, Mike Donahue, and Chris Leydorf