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

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FRESHMAN TOM FREYDL takes a goal kick after a missed attempt by Roeper. Seaholm won 7-1, as Captain, Freydl played superbly. Superb Defense ond Outstanding Offense Make Successful Teoms he j.V. Boys Soccer Team had great success this season. They finished 10-2-1 scoring 56 goals while giving up 12 in over 13 games. Their potent offense was spearheaded by leading scorer and MVP Neil Ticlmarsh. Other top scorers and contributing players were MIP Carl Wieferman, and Craig Ciccone. First year Coach John Cunningh- am developed an offensive game that allowed Tidmarsh and others to score. what vocal just Toby Buechner said 'tHe knows he's talking about. But he's not too on the game . Izzy Behnam thought Some of his comments helped us get a quick goal . The boys brought back another season with 2nd place in the SMA. The Freshman team also enjoyed overwhelming success this season, finishing 8-2-1 great 168 JVXQTH Boys SOCCER The freshman were outstanding goal scorers, with an avid touch around the goal mouth. They tallied 42 goals, and incredibly only gave up 9 goals. They were led by MVP Gunnar Winckler, MIP Mark Tanase, and Captains Tom Freydl, Tim Buesse, and Rob Stucky. The freshman were very competi- tive, with 38 guys trying out, and only 16 making the final cuts. The team showed their great potential by trouncing Roeper 7-1 in their opening game. Gunnar Winckler said, The team works well togetherg everybody respects each others skills. With most of these young guys returning next year, the competition will be even tougher, but Seaholm may end up with a state championship in the process. 0

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Hord Work And Proctrce sing the motto poise and con- trol', the Girls, Varsity Basketball team took their season seriously. Mainly due to the fact that they had Gary Chamberlain as their new coach. Mr. Chamberlain did an excellent job coaching the girls this year. His seriousness and pressure seems to have paid off as junior Laurie Michelson adds, We have to attribute our wins and team effort to Mr. Chamberlain for pushing us to our full extent at practice. Not only did Mr. Chamberlain's hard work pay off, but while the rest of us were soaking up the sun in the latter part of june, the Basketball tearn's early practices started them off working as a real team. In the beginning, the girls, were Produce net profits unsure of how successful their season would be, but Sandy Kidd said, As soon as we beat Groves we knew we had a good chance to win and be a good team. The team's biggest thrill was Winning their first league game by beating Berkley and knocking them out of first place. In the awards department, Laurie Michelson received Most Valuable Player and Rachael Mullett and Mette Ellefsen shared Most Improved Players. The team finished the season with a 11-9 overall and a 9-5 league record and went on to play the Marian Mustangs in districts. O AS MARY BALLANTYNE makes the steal off of the West B1oomfie1d's man to man defense, Beth Bray runs for the fast break. SENIOR SANDY KIDD sets up the defense in a 1-3-1 zone against Troy at Seaholm. The Maples won the game 38-29. 170 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL