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

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AFTER A TOUGH Kimball base hit, Map1e's second baseman, Laura Stevens tosses the ball to pitcher Renee Corej. CATCHER SALLY SCOTT prepares to throw down to second base in the warm-up between innings. 2 12 V ARSITY SOFTBALL

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Seaholm's Gymnastic Team Flys To Fabulous Finish aden with talent, the eight girls who made up this year's gymnas- tics team balanced and flipped their way to a 8-3 record and a fourth place finish in the SMA. Co-captain Pam Tanase commented, We did really well until the league meet. We should have easily taken second, but we came in fourth. All in all, though, we had a good season. Although there were some gymnasts who were especially out- standing, Coach Pat Pasick said that each girl had her strong pointsf' Katie Dahn, the team's leading performer, certainly had many. She competed in all the events. Her highest score was a 9.0 in the vault at the Troy meet. They don't give out nines very oftenf' boasted Coach Pasick. One of the high points of the season was coming within three points of beating the SMA championship team from Troy in a February meet. Consistently good performances qualified the team for the regional meet. Beth Hackman, Katie Dahn and Patty Mills competed in all the events. Kim Morton competed in the vault and uneven bars, and Pam Tanase compet- ed in the beam and floor events. Katie Dahn also qualified for the state meet. The long hours of practice paid off for this year's team. For the six members who are not graduating, next year's season promises to be successful as well. Says Coach Pasick, I'm anticipating a good year. 0 MOUNTING THE BEAM during the An- dover meet, Jenny Grey balances her way to a 5.55 point score and helps Seaholm to victory. KIM MORTON EXECUTES a perfect scale during her routine at the SMA League meet. Seaholm earned fourth place. Anne Ca.molI GYMNASTICS 21 1

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New Cooch Tokes Them To The Top he 1983 Girls' Varsity Softball Team responded to their new coach with an exciting 11-3 record in the SMA, good enough for a co-championship victory of the SMA with Southfield. Gary Chamberlain, a teacher and coach from Covington, took over this year as the girls, new coach. The team posted an impressive 15-4 record overall. The '83 season had many high- lights. Some of which included beating the 182 state champions, Royal Oak Kimball. The Varsity team moved into the district championship beating the Troy Colts, 5-1 and then moving on to beat Southfield-Lathrup for a third time, 10-4. They lost the third game of E S - . . . , t, ,, rs: - ' '-':2. ,vSEa . e'tee ,.... , 1 ' - f f -. L .,-fs.X,,,, N the districts to Royal Oak Dondero, 8-5. Coach Chamberlain credited the loss to lack of hitting. In the awards department, Most Valuable Player, in this case Players, went to Seniors Sally Scott and Renee Corej. Most Improved Player went to Sue Gee. The SMA Honorable Mentions went to Carrie York, Sally Scott, and Lynn McDermott. SMA-All League went to Beth Bray, Renee Corej, Jody Page, and Jenny Loomis. Fortunately, most of these girls will be returning this year. Due to the fact that many of these girls will be coming out again this year, the SMA will have tough competition with Maple Girls striving to win it all. And this year without sharing the title! Good luck! 0 THIRD BASEMAN, Jody Page, waits eagerly for the next play with an anticipating stance and expression. IN A GAME against Kimball, pitcher Renee Corej waits for the relay throw from left fielder, Lynn McDermott. VARSITY SOFTBALL 213