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

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1 High Achievement The traditional high academic record which Seaholm has continually maintained throughout the years remains one ot' the attributes for which Seaholm ts well known tor throughout the state. The high academic standards stern from the high, percentage ot college hound students attendrng Seaholm. The curriculum at Seaholm provides a good college preparatory program. Those students planning to attend college can take advanced courses such as AnatomylPhyslology, PSSG Physics, Chemistry ll, Galculuc, Great Books, Advanced Placement Seminar, and Modern European lllstory. Graduation requirements at Seaholm total eighteen credits. One ot the requirements for graduation is American Government which ls required hy state law. Uther requirements include one credit ot American studies, Gompositlon, and Physical Education. ln addition to required courses and areas the stu- dent can choose lrom a large variety ot electives ln all departments ranging trom typing to ceramics to tulllll their graduation requirements. These electives tend to show the personalltles and lnterests ot the students. Sl

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if f' ' F if - ., ., , i WARM Stw, . af if an. A . K. . . , S. .YW . r-H-Q4 ,mn nl:-. 1. After a day of hard work on the books, Mrs. McCaffrey goes crazy count- ing the money collected for the day. 2. During registration students line the halls of the counseling office waiting to make changes in their schedules. 3. Finally, a new Media Center hallway is created to ease the flow of traffic during passing time. 4. The Media Center remains quiet even though there is construction going on outside in the hall. 5. During Drawing class, Denny Lassaline sketches a kitten. while Debbie Whiting makes snowflakes to decorate the windows during Christmastide. 6. Anatomy and Physiology is not boring for Monther Fakouri and Ric Morrison who study the effects of too much smoking on the human body. 7. Before a Debate Tournament. Dede Conway and Peter Cavanaugh write some blocks up on index cards. 8. At S.E.O.V.E.C. Ginny Starnes makes some changes in her program. 9. Com- pleting a Chemistry lab are Dave Walleyn and his partner Ed Falon. ,dj 50 tit

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