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

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ffm ff M ONE WHO SETS THE BEAT for marching is Ted Arnstein, practicing 4TH hour under the new band director, Mr. Coarse. PART OF FLEXIES' writing group is going over finished papers to perfect the upcom- ing ones for Karen Moscow and Mike Coughlin. V 34 ELECTIVE coURsEs H y V.V, W.. ,L ,wmflw-wh

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GOING OVER AND OVER grammatical PREPARING A SHOW for Booth Commun- technicalities helps Peter Huthwaite and ications are Steve Stilionos and Jay Kreig McKee to master the Spanish Lindsey in fifth hour radio speech class, language. hoping it will be broadcast. , f M' fwffimff , 'ffl -- 2 2-13? V, ,E ,,, , M ' H '- F ,L Q f f- 'x ' -21 y , . ,K wi im pa' ,',, i 1 i wr w '- : 'sy X' f 11' 1 . M, 'FG 0 ,, . , X A e 'h-.-W, .V X J ,A S 5 , 14 A Q' aw T'S UP T 2444 ensemble festival, and joining pep band. We're all proud to be in the band said. trombone player Sean Morse. Adele Crawford said she is proud to be in Seaholm's choir. Seaholrn has a good reputation for their music departmentf' she said. These statements reflect the attitudes of band, orchestra and choir members. I think Flex is the best way to prepare for college. It gave me a larger sense of responsibility. Thats some- thing you need in college, said Adam Cermak. Flexies can get involved in Flex by bringing a speaker, film or reading for the program to study. They can also teach an elective or lead their own seminar. continued ELECTIVE coURsEs -33 J :main .. ,

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DIRECTED BY Mr. Hickman, Molly Hartle perfects the sound of her viola playing during fourth hour orchestra class for upcoming concerts. T'S UP T Zoe: Foreign language students can take an interest in the country and study the culture. They also often take trips to that country. Todd Mason takes interest in Spanish because You need it more to get along in the world. Radio speech students can tape shows to be sent to Booth Communications for broadcast. And they can move into individual productions. Drama stu- dents can try for lead roles, study production and make-up and carry their interests and talent to the spring musical. Students in these elected courses up take them for more than space-fillers in 3 a schedule. They become involved in ' the program more than their other classes. From this, they take a pride in being part of such a program. O Nw-ul' ONE HOUR OF classwork every day is only part of the commitment Debbie Erlandson makes to her choir class and the director, Mr. Branstrom. ELECTIVE coURsEs 35