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

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1 i S i DEBATE, FRONT ROW: Chris Ragheb, Dave Fishman, Katie McKenzie, Leandra Preuss, Jim Hoffman, Craig Ciccone. SECOND ROW: Ben VonZastrow, Jim Killeen, Julie Davidge, Helen Christie, Kristin Roney, Laura Stapleton, Mary Ring, Mike Kiptyk, Tom Wydra. THIRD ROW: Tony Loge. Mr. Klemme, John Halbert. Bill Bird, David Hanigan, Andy Song. FORENSICS, FRONT ROW: Kristin Roney, Wendy Katz, Molly Hauser, Buffy Martin, SECOND ROW: Julie Davidge, Melanie Hansen, Peggy Rehfus, Sue Macey, Nicole Mills, Becca Bahr, Laura Stapleton, Kelly Lasser. THIRD ROW: Ed Dearaedt, Eric Dickson, Steve Hanigan, Tom Fiscella, Bill Bird, John Halbert, Ben VonZastrow. DEBATEXFORENSICS 63

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Seaholm lS FORENSICS STUDENTS Eric Dick- son, Tom Fiscella, and Bill Bird present a dramatic reading during sixth hour class. HOPING HE HASN'T stuck a notecard in the wrong place, debater Craig Ciccone searches for a winning W 9 point. S .JW ff .f , f . gg e ' 2 .. M? . H V' ' ,,,, ' .5 -Egg, in 3 HERE'S N0 DEBATE Seaholm is one of four schools in the state which is one of four schools in the state which is consistently outstanding in debate and forensics. 62 DEBATE FORENSICS consistently outstanding in debate and forensics,'l Mr. Klemme says, having the right to be proud of the two teams that he heads. The students in debate and forensics also are proud of their coach, for as Varsity debater David Fish- man puts it, Without Mr. Klemme, we would not have a debate team. Mr. Klemme, he went on to say, puts a great amount of time, energy, and effort into making Seaholm's two teams some of the finest in the state. Seaholm has won a total of about 500 awards under Mr. Klemme's guidance. This year, the twenty-six member debate team placed 9th in Varsity State Finals, and 5th in Novice State Finals, under this year's topic, the criminal justice system. Forensics is, like debate, a class working on one's speak- ing structure and skills, but in a different area. Forensics students concentrate on more subjective aspects. The two areas of speaking in Forensic competition are public address, which includes oratory, infor- mative, impromtu, and extem- poraneous, and interpretation, which may be serious, drama- tic, humorous, duo, multiple, radio, or storytelling. This year, Seaholm forensics is honored by the selection of senior Dave Fishman to repre- sent Michigan in the National Speech Tournament in San Antonio this June! 4 Paul Donn MIKE KIPTYK UNLEASI-IES string of persuasive, eloquen words on an unsuspectin debate class. KRISTEN RONEY AND Wend Katz work together on makin Seaho1m's forensics team on of the best in the state.

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WORKING TOGETHER for a common goal is one of the special feelings John Mundell and Heather Burch experience while working on the various sections of the yearbook. I LIKE EDITING, said co- feature editor Karen I-lile about her responsibilities on the Highlander staff. She edits content and watches grammar and spelling. 64 PUBLICATIONS