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

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BOY'S INDOOR SOCCER TEAM: FRONT ROW: Rick Bayman, Chris Eppel, Craig Ciccone, Doug Netzloff, Geoff Galligher, J. J. Cromer, Eric Douse, John Tholen, Mike Foley, Dave Appleford. BACK ROW: Tom Newcomer, Dave Wolff, Stu Hunt, Frederick Kass, Matt Raymond, Mark Walton, Alex Okulich, Bob Rybicky, Peter Roberts, Waly Grifford, Scott Millius, Sean Morse. GIRL'S INDOOR SOCCER TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mary Cromer, Anne Carroll, Christina Vignato, Laura McIntyre, Laura Scholler, Alison Saylor, Carolyn Fuller, Julie Dietz, Diane Hageman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Shea, Beth Stokes, Krista Edwards, Beth Szuhay. THIRD ROW: Ann Cromer, Molly Finley, Elissa Sard, Elaine Rawley, Hope Scherer, Lisa Smyk, Kathy Andreae, Liz Sally, Stephanie Scott, Tish Weirman, Sue Clark, Steve Schutte. 72 SPORTS CLUB R IN DEEP CONCENTRAT Doug Netzloff hesitates consider options before ting a shot on the goal, Saturday evening against the Athens Strikers

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e FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS AND HOSTS: FRONT ROW: Dan Jackson, Lisa Tanke, Kari Ramsey, Chris Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Nancy Elmore, Mette Ellefson, Rabia Ghaussi. LAST ROW: Michelle Bews, Jodi Tucker, Cristina Vignato, Susanna Steggles, Patty Shankle. .ay BUNA OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: David Fishman, Jeremy Fand. BACK ROW: Birger Bergesen, Tom Kemp, Amy Shell, J. J. Cromer. AIDING IN LEARNING a foreign language also allows friendship to develop between students and Marianne Buchel. INTERNATIONAL 71

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DURING AN EVENING practice game at Royal Oak Soccer World, senior Steve Schutte attempts a break on the goal with Peter Roberts speeding after him in hot pursuit. HAVING RECEIVED THE BALL from the goalkeeper, junior Peter Roberts passes the ball down the right wing to an awaiting forward in the game against the Athens Strikers. DO0R KICKERS With the first snow soccer ayers turf out their soccer oes and head for the indoor rena. Indoor soccer is both exciting way to stay in Eape and beneficial to your +:ills, says junior Geoff alligher. Seaholm has four teams irolled in indoor soccer. j.V. pd varsity boys teams, and V. and Varsity girls teams. hroughout the cold winter onths these teams enjoy lmccer in a warm enviroment. esides enjoyment these players keep physical fitness and develop greater skill as the indoor arena is smaller and has little wind interference. Seaholm's teams in general this year have had great success in the Indoor Arena. The boys varsity took second place in the league, the girls varsity took first, being un- defeated. The boys J.V. had a record of 6-2-0. The girls j.V. however was not as successful. These scores are the results of the first session. 0 With the first snow, soccer players clean out the cobwebs in their soccer shoes and make their Way to the indoor soccer arena SPORTS CLUBS 73