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

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XX 'iff I xl' , 7 , W, xf is . 5 . YJ -:fi N Q Q t : S A Strong Background For a Strong Future The goal of Seaholm's Math Department is to provide each student with a strong mathematical background in order to prepare them for future careers. Because the needs of Seaholm's students are so varied, the math courses offered are extremely diversified. They range from the relatively new diagnostic skills class to calculus. Com- puter programming courses have also been added to the program. Most careers which students are attracted to require some knowledge of mathematics. Seaholm's math program provides much of this knowledge. 1. Using their time wisely, Iorg Pfaff, and Kelly Kesee finish their homework. 2. Demonstrating a proof to the rest of his Geometry class is Hob Dietze. 3. Hay Crawford works diligently on his Math while Steve Danto takes a break. 4. Debbie Vantuyl shows how easy Pre-Cal really is. 5. Beth Sutherland helps lim Currie with his homework before class is dismissed. 6. Here Hachal Hawley, Teri Hanson and Molly Mueller happily workin Algebra Ii. 7. Miss Herman 8. Mr. Ponczocha 9. Mr. Francis 10. Mrs. McColl 11. Mr. Gentiel 12. Mr. Vandraught 13. Mr. Morgan 14. Mr, Sackett

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Animals, People and Plants There are three main Biological Science classes taught at Seaholm. The two Biology classes are basically the same in that they both dissect different species of animals, In Biology 1, dissections of worms and frogs are done. Biology 2 goes into much greater detail in both research and dissections. Anatomy!Physiology goes on to study bone structure and muscles in even greater detail then was covered in the Biology courses. 1. Campbell Quinn and Hob Miller study leaf specimens in their Biology! class. 2. Iulie Elvekrog questions a point made in her science Class while jim Webb listens closely. 3. Studying a cell division in his science class is Pete Willis. 4. Kathy Blizman and Lianne Mathie review their notes together. 5. Iamie Zabriskie proves his point to Cheryl Pierno and jenny Peterson by using the diagram of the crayfish. 6. Warning: The surgeon general has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health ...... 7. Sonja Glenn asks a difficult question ofLiz Groeneveld. 8. Ray Crawford works over a lab report while Steve Danto gathers infor- mation by reading. 9. Mr. Wright 10. Mrs. Cooch 11. Mr. Hackett 12. Mr. Stephen IAffl'X'i'1'X X'K'i'fi LlKIAA111111 -2 gifs., Ni ,,,, X X 'S it Ex' K ,Qt 5 t . X X 'X 48 ' ' -1- g,,,,..,,g, ,fe 'Na . 'R ' fi ' 5 u N vi JL if x inf lt 34 in gm X . it . QS 1 . get ' Q53 - tx. W A 62 3 1,,,,-,, Q3 G53-I WWhW 'Av '39 ...ss f I Z ..., . 5 4KfZh7i!WYf