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

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AQCQAQDOEQMQIQCQS A bit out of the ordinary Y our attention please, Stay out of the B-hall, there is a bat flying around. That is all. The year was full of those unexpect- ed, unpredicted, and not always unwel- come events that helped to make the year more than average, and a bit more liveable. In September, an unexpected visitor worked its way through the ventilation and found itself in the middle of an unsuspecting social studies class. The Bat of B-wing met an untimely death, though, and has found a home among the preseved specimens of the science department. A black-out during first hour proved to be another shocking event. School was dismissed for the day, and the student body fumbled through the dark halls towards the busses. During a pep rally for Football, yet another surprise occurred. Seaholm's first male cheerleading squad in years showed up to entertain with their own stunts and chants to rally support for the playoff bound Maples'. All in all it was a year that was a little out of the ordinary, giving the usual academic grind a special twist. 0 18 BESIDES ACADEMICS - FEATURE FLEXMAS IS THE holiday treat for FLEX that gives students like Karen Moscow a chance to auction off masterpieces of baking.

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REE 0 During the four year plan of high school curriculum there are many classes to choose from, to fill the long, six hour day. Some take the college prep route, four years of math, four years of science, four years of English, etc. Others who are undecided as to how to go about getting through the four years may take a variety of elected classes. Then there are those lucky enough to have a general idea of what they would like to do after high school. For them there is offered apprentice- ship courses titled Career Orient- ed . 0 contin ucd TYPING IS NOW a major requirement in most of the jobs open in the career field. Leigh Webster is getting a head start in her field. MAUREEN CAVANAUGH FILES, organ- izes, and crops for the Careers Center while earning Community Service credit. NOTHING IS MORE BACK aching than typing - except when you're being tested, like Buffy Martin. . . -.,. ,r-...M CAREER ORIENTED-17

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A BUNCH OF spirited guys including Scott Russell and Cam Ramsey got together 'to create an all-male cheering squad who performed at the playoffs. PART OF THE FUN of FLEXMAS for Rosemary Weatherston is getting dressed up in the traditional Toga. NG . V'f, ip e Q ,E ,, .Ja-. iw ' - I if THE LIST OF Special events includes David Toma's visit to Birmingham. Toma empha- sised the dangers of drug use. BESIDES ACADEMICS - FEATURE -19