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

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oEoOoPoLoE be SIDES P Facing the Rivalries The competition gets tougher every clay. Both in and out of school, the student body is faced with rivalries. Between the classes, the rivalries come to a peak in Octoberls Field Day competi- tion. All the energies and talents of a class are put towards the goal of beating the opposition -- but for some, the opposition could be a best friend, boy or girlfriend, or brother or sister. , Upperschool siblings Matt and Jaema Hook each performed in their own classes Field Day floorshowg against each other. We were both determined to do our best not to discuss it at home remarked senior Matt, we didn't want to make the house a battlefield, so we avoided the topic at all costs. Other rivalries occured in Athletics, when the entire school unites together to support its teams. r Seaholm, was usual, dominated cross-town rival Groves in nearly every sport, and proved it superiority in a i 7-6 victory at th! Silver-dome in football. Rivalries with other schools als intensified in Sports, For the first tim ever, Varsity volleyball had a shot at f league championship. The showdowg cameo in the Kimball High School gym that was packed to capacity, and had of Seholm fans. Although W stage is set for future dual these two SMA powerhouses majority fell, the between All-in-all, Seaholmites met the challeng of the rivalries, proving that Seaholni students were tops in nearly every aspect of life. 0 if ,,,,,........- WHS

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