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

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-Maud CAREFULLY GETTING HER ball in line for a putt is Alisa Troelsen. She successfully sank the putt on the 7th hole. SOPHOMORE MUFFY HAYES practices her stroke at Seaholm's home course before a match. Muffy had the lowest stroke average on the team. we on ill me H , Siem sh 1- - K xi, :gb R es if QSPS WV thx - Q .V N 3 ' -Qi?--i ' l, N . ' K . X Q- 'si Q y L TQ? A .giaefiv we kkk- lk - l tl. 9 ,eez f he :N l s cfie'-'sw MTE? S K milf!! f axlxffqesigilwt f2sPi5:f'G3'e-fkrfiiifaiiifigiles l ' K l 1 Ass x-1' 1 Pxx- L- Y A - , Ni 7 as Q K QS- lLL s ,a,. Q ll. lees l to Qlllll ' Fel ya: his a s + 1 4' 5 if o.Ql 33 hifi? c - 2 ' Y Z i kiikkh iii K . S f 5 ..,, - X N t f A if T Q el if 1 . X ',-.. , gig sel f, gg 5 N l ,qz I K K ., if iq , L K 1 sub ,ix GIRLS GOLF 201

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VARSITY PLAYER THERESE Smith watches her ball after stroking it into the fourth hole at Springdale golf course. COACH ALEX MCINNES and Therese Smith figure out the score cards after a match against Groves. Seaholm beat the Falcons by one stroke. in 1 he girls golf team ended up with a record of 6 and 6 this year. Although this isn't a terrific record it doesn't compare to last years team record of 10-4. This years team lost three of their matches by four strokes or less. Losing these close ones to Mercy, Adams, and Lahser really hurt the teams record. Another problem they had this year was a very young team with only one senior, Kristin Martin. Everyone got along really well as teammates and had a fun season. Even 200 GIRLS GOLF Seoholm Girls Golf In The Swing of Things with the .500 record they placed 9th in the regional competition. Muffy Hayes was given several team awards. She won mvp and earned the lowest 18 holes average of 98. Muffy also had the lowest stroke average of 38. Both of these accom- plishments broke school records which were previously held by Julie Fremuth. The 1983 girls' golf team was coached by Alex Mclnnes and expects to do better in their 1984 season. O

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he 1983 Seaholm Boys' Varsity Tennis Team surprised a few and impressed all as they drove to a fourth place finish in the state. Seaholm fielded one finalist in the third set of doublesg these included Geoff Kasselman and Bill Dunn, 2 semi-finalists with Paul Olmstead and Brad Pierce 113 and 114 respectively, 3 quarter-finalists in 112 singles, 1-T1 doubles. The Boys' Team, who at one time were ranked as high as number three in Class A, also captured their thirteenth straight SMA title. Although the league tournament was rained out, Seaholm won all 7 dual-meet matches within the SMA. Seaholm also shined in tournament competition. Early in the year, the Boys won the Fraser Invitational taking 7 out of 8 flights and earning 46 out of 48 pts. Seaholm also placed a strong finish in the Seoholm Courts Toke It All To 4th In The Store West Bloomfield Invitational, finishing behind State Champs, Ann Arbor Huron, Brother Rice, and Cranbrook. For their outstanding and consis- tent play during the season, many players received awards of recognition. Earning All-SMA, were jamie Michel- son, Jamie Peil, Paul Olmstead, and Brad Pierce. Receiving tri-MVP, All- County, and All-Eccentric were Jamie Michelson, jamie Peil, and Paul Olmstead. Dave Fishman and Bill Matthews earned the Coaches All- League award. Tom Kemp Cvoted 1984 captainj, received Most Dedicated, while his partner David Pierce was crowned Most Improved Player. The Boys thank Coaches Lew Perry and Bob London and look forward to bigger and better things in 1984. O 202 VARSITY Boys TENNIS IN A RARE appearance together, frosh stars David 8: Brad Pierce practice their doubles strategy. The twins will add much depth to the 83-84 tennis team. NUMBER ONE DOUBLES specialist, Bill Matthews stops at mid-court and punches a forehand volley deep to the opposite corner.