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

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BEFORE THE FRIDAY BUS ride home, Valerie Root and Darcy Diplacido make plans to go to the basketball game together. A FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL game gets everyone in a weekend mood, including Cam Ramsey, Frank Plonka, Tom Hartle, Eileen Pederson, and Tracy Starkel. QQ Y M iesssiii . it I I 12' imaging ' ' at , . EL h 4, 326, f 6 g lk is 2 iv i 'i yy1g y :ima Q Q2 lun. riday, the Fantastic Finish! inally, its Friday, the end of the school week, the day that has been anxiously awaited by both students and faculty, Friday means the closing of the academic week and also means the beginning of the long awaited weekend. Fridays are just tasty because the school week is behind and all worries about school are gone, says junior Bill Whan. Generally Friday night means atten- dance at one of Seaholm's athletic events such as football games, basketball games, softball games, and other such sporting events. These athletic activities allow students to mingle with fellow students that they might notgiseef during the school day, along iiil cheering their teams tojvictoryg 'cgie H Parties are of course an intricate of the Friday scene. No matter 130 FRIDAYS grade level, freshman, sophomore, junior, or senior, this is an im- portant social occurrence. The day that everyone looks forward to is also one that many have learned to dread because tests that are to be given are usually saved until Friday. For some unknown reason almost always lengthy homework are due on Friday. Therefore Friday also means last minute additions, footnotes and other essentials must be hurriedly added before class, Without a doubt Friday has a few drawbacks but for I ltheetlyrjmoystg part it truly outweighs far as its good ccelir J iiri 1553+ . FOLLOWING SEAHOLM'S victorious win over Southfield, Rob Montgomery cheers for his team as they run off the field.