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

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'K elpmg Others On T T hospitals and ntirsing hordes are constantly in needffof lfvolunteer help andefhrough ,the selS SCQWW-willy Service Program directed bygMrs. Jwify fheyafe gefmig ieirvrfs. has the Sriobvsof-mvrdineaemg Sstudergts sc1fiefi!ZS1es,, and i nterests to school. Most sthdehtsifiwork that sfieitherit' S12 Qfosephtk Hospital ior :Georgian i B10QmfieldsNufSins Home one day aweeic and gan get i , 1 iA:retlitiifor'60i'hours of work. ' A Afiotiier 'forthe oiiivoiiinteeriism ,:i'lWOLfklHg any eflSs of l f the offices at igschool Q during, a gfreej hour or study hall. Answering telephones, filing, NUMEROUS SEAHOLM STUDENTS volun- teer at the counseling office, including Senior Shari Miesel who gives up some free time helping out. and alphabetxzmg are among the ifrluiizessirof on office worker. iie i e ,Interriships eanSS,a1sSo be served S Fhfmgl? the .Gifted liln HQ!-1 Sffalsnfsd S program. These internships provide -'f0l if8 eei ider Bread of' wfiiiiuriteeiiisni, fmeqnirrg ieogs tudents .work wihener T Sfihelr talents 9811 lSbeSeputS,Sr0 S about anywhere in the Detroit area. Stuiients vvitiiimtisicaif talentiisueh as Tom Hartlesarxd I-EeathersBraun eei' work S?1e.1Ms?f0QQ1iErn SfaOvfafaS Selifhewr - while otheristudents work at gdoctorfs offiiies radio stations' T on etheitiinterestss iasncffrtatentsg Junior ljleather enthusiasticly of the program, Being gin gg the internship Bas i ii' helpediiime i expands my talent fwhiie ffheliping e others at thejsanae time, pf' S F-W X WHILE MRS. KAGEFF TAKES her lunch hour, Steve Burk fills in during his study hall and finds time to get his homework done between phone calls. AS AN INTERN AT WLLZ, Junior Doug Netzloff fulfills his radio broadcasting interest by working with and learning from the DJ 's. VOLUNTEERS l 17

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H , .,,. X., A . , IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the lecture Seaholm students held a press conference with Toma. He answered questions about his life and his job. BX . .sk oma Talks Tough 1, ,,..e, ,I s,,. Saw David ethergrimeeeffeetsifof dm-Ligrand alcohol I . ahvsesfbeeamsifeailfx-I iesi Came n B?5m1?3gh?m 3?0P?ngsP0 9Pe'?th9 WCS 'iofiinaiiie teens, andigivie drugiflusers the reasons to quit. He Iaidefthei facts tables. Prssesfiqg the ,issmxcs fffkw his iipsfiefifw and nPut?if1efh6m into ifiiderstziindableiiteiinsli iiliii I e 'fheigfeaiii life horror istoriessfof E digg rxfgflatedsincirgienggs rshovggdspxsithe sSt!f5P1fi?fY,g9f Qbll5n1US4s0u!,bQf?he?n with dfugsgj His histories of fafiakiaag reee is I acfiiviiiiesff The off - 'gy gg-g we -ff- ,gf-f, ww ,map I: DAVID TOMA'S SPEECH lasted 21!a hours but his realistic and emotional manner of speaking kept the entire audience listening to his every word. 118 TOMA TALKS TOUGH If