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

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J.V. SUPERSTAR, freshman Kelly Hayes serves in a big victory over Hazel Park. WARMING UP BEFORE a grueling match, Ann Holland prepares to smash another serve. wmwmww Wm ,Lam l VOllei'lJt1ll: Girls Just Wont To Hove Fun fter starting out the season with some problems, and losing a few players, the J. V. Girls Volleyball Team turned around and finished up 9 and 4. The girls were led by co-captains Carrey Kimble and Katy Hennessy. They were excellent setters, and really gave an all out effort at every showing. Under the leadership of Coach Harlu- kowicz, and fine play from the likes of Andrea Komives, Molly Beagen, and Kelly Hayes, the girls overcame their early season problems and made the best of their season, such as big victories over Andover and Hazel Park. When asked about the season, Andrea Komives replied, We worked hard, and were able to resolve some of our personal differ- ences, and just go and win games. The freshman girls had a bit better luck, and ended up with an excellent 192 JVXQTH VOLLEYBALL only little been was 6-1 in their league. But their problem was merely mental. A more work and they could have champs. But this years team vastly improved over last year. The girls did try hard though, with 2-a-day workouts, including morning workouts from 6 am until 7:14 am. All the dedication, combined with Mr. Schmidt's superior coaching, made this team what it was. Outstanding play was achieved from Erin Kauth, Jan Calvert, and Ann Holland. Extra special mention goes to Becky Lojek, who was the teams outstanding player and captain , on a team that had no elected captains. Charlotte Ehrke summed up the year saying, When we finally started to work, our full potential finally came out. 0

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he growing popularity of soccer has become very evident in the girls, soccer program. The number of girls trying out has increased with each year and at the same time the seasons have become more and more successful. The spring of 1983 was marked with frequent rain showers which made outdoor practices very difficult. Many games were called off because of bad weather, some had to be rescheduled more than once, and others had to be cancelled all together. The team was made up of many good, high-spirited athletes and was spiced with a few outstanding ones. Captain Stephanie Scott was named All-Area and ranked 7th in the SMA League. Freshman Katy Andreae was honored with an All-State title and ranked 2nd in the SMA standings. It was no surprise when Katy was named the Varsity Girls Sure Know How To Scor Most Valuable Player. Tisch Weidman and Molly Finley were named Honor- able Mention in All-League. Goalkeeper Ann Cromer was voted Most Improved for excellent defensive play. The Maples' final record was, for the first time in many years, a winning one with wins, losses, and ties. The season included wins against Groves and Marian, which qualified the team to play against Livonia Stephenson in the quarter finals of regional competi- tion. Livonia defeated Seaholm and went on to win the championship. The game was a good experience for the team and served as a stepping stone for more success in the future. Coach Bob Bukari summed the season up by saying at the banquet, I love this team! 0 194 VARSITY GIRLS soccER DURING A TIME-OUT for Seaholm, Coach John Cunningham explains the next plays to come in the second quarter. ALL-AREA PLAYER and the team's captain Stephanie Scott prepares to pass the ball in a regional game.