January 14, 1977 Birmingham Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Mich

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Loyal Seaholm students ventured out into a raging blizzard last Monday, Jan. 10 in a brave attempt to get to school. After awakening to a snow covered world, Birmingham parents, students and teachers listened to long lists of area school closings but Birmingham was one of the few on the "open" list. Almost 300 restless, rebelious Seaholmites roamed the halls during first hour and part of second. A few diehards even attended class but many teachers had been stopped by the "inclement weather" and had not arrived at school. A count was taken to determine the number of students at school and finally at 9:20 a.m. an announcement was made to "officially" close school. The superintendent's office spokesman explained that the reason for the delayed closing of school was due to the feeling that, early in the morning it was thought that schools could operate. By 9:15 a.m., however, it was obvious that not enough teachers, administrators and other staff members h ad reported to keep the schools open. Thus the decision to close. Once again students ventured out into the blinding snow — trekked through gigantic drifts and made their precarious way homeward or to local restaurants that were open for a delayed breakfast.

Iloilo"Volume 36, No, 15 sirJanuary 14, 1977 Birmingham Seaholm High School, Birmingham, Mich. 48009 St and Sound

Music malers perform their best efforts Bring enthusiastic response from students

Each year many, many albums are could win some awards." An exciting, released. Of these, perhaps only one far-ranging effort; the two year wait was hundred are very successful, Only a certainly worth it, handful of this hundred could be called FLEETWOOD MAC-FLEETWOOD MAC BLOCKBUSTERS. Here are E 1 few of finally! A smash hit album for a band these BLOCKBUSTERS! that has made superb records for nearlY PETER FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE- a decade. With the addition of Stevie easily the years most played album, it Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, the group has sold over four million copies world- has found its most successful sound. wide. A brilliant album by an artist who Stevie shows a great vocal and lyrical has finally recieved his long over-due talent, especially on 'Landslide' and ,darts go ape recognition. Voted "Rock Personality their smash hit ‘Rhiannon'- A great of the Year" by the record industry, album! Frampton has done a great job! QUEEN-A NIGHT AT THE OPERA- over King KoL73,g with this album, Queen brought an en- WINGS AT THE SPEED OF SOUND- The new version of the 1933 film tirely different sound to the world of with•bands new member, Linda "King Kong" is one of the hottest things rock n' roll. A mixture of 20's music, McCartney, the band seems complete. to hit the movie screens this year, opera, and rock, it makes a great combi- The group has taken flight in a well- "King Kong" is currently playing in nation for an exciting album, The album balanced, nicely orchestrated, middle- 2,000 theatres in the United States and saw two singles-'Bohemian Rhapsody'- of-the-road rocker. abroad and during the first three days it a heavily harmonious song, with many STE VIE WONDER-SONGS IN THE was shown in New York theatres, it KEY OV LIFE- this album makes it operatics, with 127 vocal tracks, The other single 'You're My Best Friend' is grossed $900,000. clear why Paul Simon, at the Grammy The original "King Kong" starred a light bouncy, harmonious song which Awards, thanked Stevie for not making Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong and Bruce an album in '75 "so somebody else made the public Queen's `best friend,' Cabot. It was written some 43 years ago by Edgar Wallace, who died during pre- paration of the script. Network is sneak peak behind the scenes This new version features a 40-foot mechanical ape who at the end falls to his death from the World Trade Center Network is a very interesting movie Cronleite, John Chancellor and Howard K. in New York. which reveals the rarely seen parts of Smith, Howard Beale started drinking By contrast, the ape dies in the 1933 television, the corruption of honest and was fading fast. He was given the version by falling from the Empire State news, what the networks will do for a word he was to be released from the Building. good program and also the struggle for station, The plot begins when Howard The ape seems to reach out for the power between the leads of the U,B,S, broadcasts that on his last show he will viewers' sympathy and his death becomes notwork. kill himself before the public on na- a tragic and moving event. I would recommend seeing the movie, tional television. Although the movie seemed to drag on, "Network stars Faye Dunaway as The 1933 version will be shown, free the many funny parts made you overlook Diana Christensen, a spunky program- of charge, at the Troy Public Library, the boring ones, ming manager who will do anything for 510 Big Beaver, at 7 pm. January 17, There is only one problem, the library This story hasn't hapepned yet, hut a no, 1 rating for her station U.B.S, seats 40 so reservations must be made it could become realistic in the not so William Holden is Max Schumacher, pres- in advance by calling 689-5665. distant future, ident of U.B,S. and close friend of The movie Network concerns a very Howard Beale and Peter Finch plays the popular news anchorman 'HowardBeale, one and only Howard Beale, U.B.S. Nickelodean features who at one time was equal to Walter anchorman. life and times of era Described by some critics as "one hell of a good time" Peter Bogdano- Gene Wilder stars in hysterical comedy vich's film Nickelodeon has become an The Silvers treak is without a doubt from the train several times buy the experience in itself. Starring Ryan one of the funniest movies of all time. notorious criminal&. On one of these O'Neal, Burt Reynolds, Brian Keith, and The setting is aboard a huge train off-train experiences he meets up with Tatum O'Neal, this film is a free-form of (thus the name) which makes its way "Grover" played by Richard Pryor who comedy, challenge, love and competition from Chicago to Los Angeles. Gene is a thief, The movie then rises above intermingled into one theme. Taking Wilder plays a gardening book publisher hilarious to become hysterical. The plot place in the 1900's when ragtime, who stumbles his way into a .series of leads to a spectacular climax, which saloons, and cowboys were in their crimes (murder, assault, forgery, theft) will not soon be, if ever, equalled in a prime, Nickelodeon features the life and via, of course, a beautiful girl, The girl movie, Of course the guy gets the girl, times of that era. The story basically is a secretary to E 1 professor who is about and the criminals get theirs, and Grover, centers its theme around the big money to publish in his newest book, that some true to his profession, steals a brand new makers of film making destoying the Re3mbrandts, owned by a notorious crim- car, And everyone lives happily ever chances for success of a novice worker. inal, are fakes. The notorious criminal after, with the possible exception of The all-star cast show their spe- lives up to his name and kills the pro- the train station, which is reduced to cial talents individually in their roles. fessor, notoriously.Gene Wilder is thrown rubble, \..... (Continued on page 6) George Quin wins Century III contest BULLETIN George Quin Jr., a senior at Seaholm, has been selected as a Century III lea- der state winner in Michigan. Having been selected from hundreds of appli- cants in Michigan, George will receive BOARD a $1,000 scholarship to assist in conti- nuing his education. In. addition, he will travel to Williamsburg, Virginia in March where he will attend the Century III Lea- Ferndale invites der* meeting: 102 winners from the 50 'states will assemble in March to discuss critical SMA to dance issues of today and how to solve them In order to enhance relationships through community involvement. between S.M.A. schools, Ferndale High A national winner will be chosen in School in conjunction with all S.M.A. Williamsburg to receive a $10,000 scho- schools has planned a dance for Jan.15 larship. The nine national semi-final- to be held in their Commons from 8pm ists will receive an additional $500 to 11 pm. Tickets will be $1.25 a piece. scholarship. Eastwood Park will be performing at This program is sponsored by Shell the dance. A dance contest will be held Oil Company and the National Associa- among three couples from each school. tion of Secondary School Principals. Dancers will be judged by a disc jockey Donna Watton was the state winner last from radio station WDRQ. Winners of the year. contest will receive a gift certificate from Harmony House. 'The dance will hopefully serve in SHS attends U of D creating a better atmosphere and better relations among S.M.A. schools. University of Detroit held it's annual model United Nations meeting earlier this month. With dedicated students from Bro- Scheduling to begin ther Rice, Marian, University of Detroit, Seaholm and Southfield Lathrup battling Scheduling for 1977-1978 school year out amendments on the Assembly floor. will begin soon. Students should begin Members representing Seaholm were contemplating their next year's classes. George Quin, Chris MacQueen and Vicky The'counseling department will distri- Seyferth. bute class description booklets to each Typical of last year's slaves is Dee Dee Thomas who was dressed in Seaholms B.U.N.A. format is going to student. Then students will meet indi- resemble the U of D format, with com- vidually with their counselors to plan prison garb. mittees meeting the first night. their next year's schedule.

Marty Karabees and Kathy McGinnis, Slave Day co-chairmen, hang posters. Enslaved students fill Seaholm's halls Slavery became legnlized last Thurs- day, whea..numerous sophomores, juniors and seniors were auctioned oIT as slavee by Fax Bahr, Brian !loin, Ilolly Snyder, and Rich Schrot. Miss Watson's first hour volleyball class attempts to pysch out their opponents before Friday they appeared in vnried cos- winning the volleyball championship. Girls came dressed in all kinds of outfits the tumes, performing unusual InsIts. F un day before Christmas vacation. 'photo coverage will lippelir in next weeks issue ()I (he Ilighlinider. .,%,...... which other schools have chosen are having the students ,ake their schedules Let's B u vie Down Practice times unfair in 1/2 year segments, each student pick- ing his classes a few weeks before the To the Editor: To the editor: course actually begins, Another commor Dancing brings people together. Now is the time of year for girls method would be to have the students Dancing creates many new friends and volleyball and boys basketball. 'It's sign up for courses at registration time. perhaps romances. Seaholm needs fun terrific that extracurricular sports are With a more practical method of activities, and dancing is a very wide- offered to both boys and girls, but it spread teenage expression of life. seems that there is a great injustice scheduling many problems would be The cafeteria or commons should de- within these two activities, eliminated, such as, so many schedule inetely be used instead of the gym, for we The way the practice schedules are changes, and so many students simply need a cozier atmosphere to socialize and set up, the girls are required to practice dropping courses. Susan Hickman dance in. Plus, if there is a low number at six-o'clock in the morning, while the of people one night, you still are with boys have the gym after school for bas- people and are not trying to fill the vast ketball practice. spaces of the gym. Many people I know, myself included Bands aren't much of a problem to get wanted to try out for the volleyball team, for dances. Within Seaholm there is a But it became impossible to keep such LETTE lot of student combo's that are quite irregular hours. good and well-liked. Bands should be in It seems that the ideal practice system abundance and be able to play a variety would be for the two teams to alternate Teams need support of music, for I am sure that no two stu- the afternoon practice sessions by weeks. dents at this high school like the aame This would give the girls a fair chance To the editor: kinds of music. One band per dance at getting a good nights sleep and the Student attendance at Seaholm sports seems to be a norm, why? If 2 bands per- boys a chance to have the pleasure of events this winter is something that formed at each dance, more people would getting up at five in the morning. could use alot of improvement. This be motivated to come. Out of curious ity, who set up this is especially true of away games. Crowd And what better time or place than a schedule and why was it set up in this enthusiasm and school spirit is some- dance to have fund-raising, bake aales fashion? thing that could make the difference bet- Nancy Burkhardt and pop sales, or bagle sales? People get ween an average team and a really good get hungry and thirsty when they dance. one, Everyone who has ever'participated If we had a dance every two weeks, with Register for classes in any kind of sport will agree that it's fund-raising foods, which is a great op- much more worth while to play when you To the Editor: portunity for the numerous clubs around know some one is watching you, and As juniors know, and sophomores Seaholm, 2 bands to keep our interest, a will soon find out, scheduling time is that what you do and how you do it really does matter. Get a group of friends to- relaxed, friendly atmosphere and student almost upon us. Students are now faced spirit, I think it would be a big hit among with the difficult decision of choosing gether and attend the next Seaholm sport- ing event, Do something positive for the students and a good place to socialize which classes they want to take next ize without having to worry about having your school as well as for yourself, year. an I.D. This manner of scheduling is slight- Beth Lyons Kathy Lawler ly obnoxious, Between the time you made your schedu le and the time class cornes•up, you may have changed your Variety of courses mind dozens of times, For example, you might have signed up for all business gives freedom IIONS courses and it turns out that you have decided to be an artist. One of the more unique things about Seaholm which sets it apart from Other alternatives to scheduling many other high schools is its variety of class selections, ranging from 10-week to full year courses. Many teachers have had to teach split classes The Highlander is a weekly publica- tion published September through to keep this wide selection because individual classes were too small June while school is in session by to be taught separately. And over the years, many classes have been cut the students of the Ernest W, Sea- completely because the minimum number of students required to hold the holm High School, 2436 W. Lincoln, Birmingham, Mich. 48009, Subscription class has not been met. price; $3 per year; $2 per semester; Art classes, condemned because they are thought to be non-academic, 15e per single copy, Second class are usually subjected to many changes. Only a few of the 10-week art postage paid at Birmingham, Michigan, Volume 36, Number 15 courses still remain, since the others have been cut. Much of the student's January 14, 1977 freedom of choice has been eliminated because the administration has Thomas C, Hammel, publisher; Linda chosen not to teach certain classes anymore. Maguran, Patty Hagen, co-editors; Just because only a few students sign up for a course shouldn't mean Lisa Meeske, Laura Wallace, assis- that the course be canceled due to lack of interest. The interest is there tant editors; Roxanne Meida, Adver- tising manager; Lisa Carley, assistant but scheduling problems force some to choose one class over another, ad manager; Isabelle Williams, Circu- especially when there is just one section of a particular class. Split lation manager; Dave Finlay, Dave classes are hard on both the teacher and student but if this is how some Coughlin, Bill Benedict, photographers; classes have to be taught to keep them, then it is necessary. Jim Benton, cartoonist; Sue Goffeney, Joni Fearing, Tim Sloan, Suzanne The whole purpose of having so many diversified classes is to offer Roberts, John Mugarditchian, Diana each student the chance to explore his own interests. By taking away the Thomas, David Van Beusen, Ben 'different' sort of classes, each student has a piece of his freedom taken Pope, Sheldon Sterling, Susan Hick- man, 'Todd Frost, staff members, away. An appeal should be made to start bringing back many of the classes and give us back our freedom to choose. SCOREBOARD

After weeks of practice, this year's varsity volleyball team has been chosen. Mem- bers for both the varsity and junior varsity ,..ettettelP teams were chosen before Christmas vaca- Our great western boot tion, but the dividing was recently finished. Captains Lynn Donohue and Mary O'Donnell takes to the wide open will lead the varsity team composed of Libby spaces of town, country Valentine • Jancy Jerome, Lynda Kick, or campus. Dexter does it Marriane Spenchian and Carey Holms, Other varsity members 'are Izzy Forrester, in leather inside and out. Cindy Katz, Cindy Van Tuyl, Julie Lucich, Just what your jeans need and Fran Shettel. Junior varsity captains at a price you needn't are Cathy Hufford and Liz Buchanan. Coach Mrs. Owens commented that this worry about. That's year's team is a very young team, composed DEXTERITY. mainly of sophomores,and juniors with only a few return seniors. There are several return- returning varsityvmembers, plus some promi- sing sophomores.

On Dec. 22 and Jan. 4 Seaholm wrestlers won their third and fourth meets of the season. The Dec. 22 meet was against Ando- ver. Seaholm demolished Andover with the score of 60-3. The Jan. 4 meet was against Clarkston, with Seaholm finishing the vic- tors. On Jan. 6 Seaholm was defeated by Kimball with a score of 48-15. Seaholm's record now stands at 4-2. Jeff Maher dribbles past a Kimball ' defender, Seaholm obtained its third dual meet victory at No. Farmington with a score Seaholm improves 71sel 'n' Gretel of 115-57 on Jan. 4. 247 W. Maple The 'Maples took firsts in every event Seaholm gave it all they had but were except the 200 free-style in which they took downed by a very tall Kimball team, 62-31 at both second and third places. Seaholm Jan. 7. Forward Jeff Maher was top Outstanding swimmers were sophomores scorer with 11 points. Bob Hummel in the 100 yd. breast stroke with Though some scores might not indicate it, HAVE a time of 1:08 and Dave Hoisington took first the varsity has improved imenensely since the in the 200 Individual Medley with a time of opening game this season. This is due to the You 2:12.8. Jon Hansen came through with a win- offense punch of center Scott Osters, forward ning time of :57.6 in the 100 yad fly. Mike Jeske, forward-guard Jeff Maher, and SEEN The last meet of 1976, before vacation, guard Bob Folin. Around the boards, Sea-c the Maples conquered Rochester-Adams with holm, though small in size, grabs it's share T HE a score of 98-74. of rebounds with Mike Jeske leading the team. BIG On Friday Jan. 7 the Maple swim team team. He averages 10 rebounds per game. drowned Lathrup with a final score of 97-75. Dec. 14 the Maples were upset at Andover Seaholm started off by obtaining firsts in 49-40 as Bob Folin pumped in 13 points to "S A L E S" the first two medley relays with times of lead the attack. At home, Dec. 17, against 1:47.0 and 1:53.0. Mark Kraus, Jeff Link, and Southfield, Seaholm led early in the game, ACT Tony Grant took first, second, and third con- but was defeated 73-51. Mike Jeske scored secutively, in the backstroke. Eric Overhardt 18 points and Scott Osters pumped in16. AT took firsts in all three of his events. In his first two events, the 200 free and 100 free, THE he came in with the times 1:54.0 and :51.6. Seaholm took both first and third places in the 400 free relay. Overhardt, Hoisington, Gray, and B. Vincent made up the first place POCK YOUR BEST team turning in a time of 3:28.6. Thetthird AIR FORCE C' 1ER — VIL ia\GE place team consisted of swimmers GET FULL PAY K. Cameron, C. Baldwin, P. Doane, and WHILE YOU LEARN. M. Mondry with a time of 3:43.8. The Air Force can offer you more than ( IIN a hundred jobs in many different ca- Seaholm's j.v. at home Jan. 7 was beaten reer fields. Your local Air Force re• cruiter can arrange to have you tested by Kimball 75-33 in a strictly offensive bat- and find out which one is right for you, tle with Andy Sovran scoring 11 points. Whatever your aptitude, from aircraft In other action at Andover Dec.14 the maintenance to personnel to computer programming, an Air Force skill can 138 S. Woodward junior varsity lost to Andover 70-50, despite keep working for you in or out of the Dave Keller's effort of 16 points for the service. For more information on these Birmingham Maples. At Seaholm Dec. 17 Seaholm was jobs and their many benefits, contact your local Air Force recruiter. upset by Southfield 74-56. Andy Sovran led 642-4994 all 'Scoring with 17 points. The junior varsity Air Force... A Great Way of Life Contact; Sgt, Dutch Dutcher is 1-7 for the season. 35 E, Huron St, Pontiac, MI or call 332-9532 SEM it' 6 it and Soutd 1? Music makerL) perform their best efforts Bring enthusiastic response from students

Each year many, many albums are could win some awards," An exciting, released, Of these, perhaps only one far-ranging effort; the two year wait was hundred are very successful, Only a certainly worth it. handful of this hundred could be called FLEETWOOD MAC-FLEETWOOD MAC BLOCKBUSTERS. Here are a few of finally! A smash hit album for a band these BLOCKBUSTERS! that has made superb records for nearlY PETER FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE- a decade, With the addition of Stevie easily the years most played album, it Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, the group has sold over four million copies world- has found its most successful sound. wide, A brilliant album by an artist who Stevie shows a great vocal and lyrical has finally recieved his long over-due talent, especially on 'Landslide' and Fans go ape recognition, Voted "Rock Personality their smash hit 'Rhiannon'- A great of the Year" by the record industry, album! Frampton has done a great job! QUEEN-A NIGHT AT THE OPERA- over King fog with this album, Queen brought an en- WINGS AT THE SPEED OF SOUND- The new version of the 1933 film tirely different sound to the world of witlybands new member, Linda "King Kong" is one of the hottest things rock n' roll, A mixture of 20's music, McCartney, the band seems complete, to hit the movie screens this year. opera, and rock, it makes a great combi- The group has taken flight in a well- "King Kong" is currently playing in nation for an exciting album, The album balanced, nicely orchestrated, middle- 2,000 theatres in the United States and saw two singles-'13ohemian Rhapsody'- of-the-road rocker, abroad and during the first three days it a heavily harmonious song, with many STEVIE WONDER-SONGS IN THE was shown in New York theatres, it KEY OV LIFE- this album makes it operatics, with 127 vocal tracks. The grossed $900,000. other single 'You're My Best Friend' is clear why Paul Simon, at the Grammy The original "King Kong" starred a light bouncy, harmonious song which Awards, thanked Stevie for not making Fay Wray, Robert Armstrong and Bruce an album in "/5 "so somebody else made the public Queen's 'best friend,' Cabot. It was written some 43 years ago by Edgar Wallace, who died during pre- paration of the script. Network is sneak peak behind the scenes This new version features a 40-foot mechanical ape who at the end falls to his death from the World Trade Center Network is a very interesting movie Cronkite, John Chancellor and Howard K, in New York, which reveals the rarely seen parts of Smith, Howard Beale started drinking By contrast, the ape dies in the 1933 television, the corruption of honest and was fading fast. He was given the version by falling from the Empire State news, what the networks will do for a word he was to be released from the Building. good program and also the struggle for station, The plot begins when Howard The ape seems to reach out for the power between the leads of the U.B.S. broadcasts that on his last show he will viewers' sympathy and his death becomes network, kill himself before the public on na- a tragic and moving event. tional television, I would recommend seeing the movie, The 1933 version will be shown, free Although the movie seemed to drag on, "Network stars Faye Dunaway as the many funny parts made you overlook Diana Christensen, a spunky program- of charge, at the Troy Public Library, the boring ones, ming manager who will do anything for 510 Big Beaver, at 7 pm, January 17. There is only one problem, the library This story hasn't hapepned yet, hut a no, 1 rating for her station U.B.S. seats 40 so reservations must be made it could become realistic in the not so William Holden is Max Schumacher, pres- in advance by calling 689-5665. distant future. ident of 'U,B,S, and close friend of The movie Network concerns a very Howard Beale and Peter Finch plays the popular news anchorman liowardBeale, one and only Howard Beale, U.B.S. Nickelodean features who at one time was equal to Walter anchorman, life and times of era Described by some critics as "one hell of a good time" Peter Bogdano- Gene Wilder stars in hysterical comedy vich's film Nickelodeon has become an The Silverstreak is without a doubt from the train several times buy the experience in itself. Starring Ryan one of the funniest movies of all time, notorious criminalR, On one of these O'Neal, Burt Reynolds, Brian Keith, and The setting is aboard a huge train off-train experiences he meets up with Tatum O'Neal, this film is a free-form of (thus the name) which makes its way "Grover" played by Richard Pryor who comedy, challenge, love and competition from Chicago to Los Angeles. Gene is a thief, The movie then rises above intermingled into one theme. Taking Wilder ploys a gardening book publisher hilarious to become hysterical, The plot place in the 1900's when ragtime, who stumbles his way into a •series of leads to a spectacular climax, which saloons, and cowboys were in their crimes (murder, assault, forgery, theft) will not soon be, if over, equalled in a prime, Nickelodeon features the life and via, of course, a beautiful girl. The girl movie, Of course the guy gets the girl, times of that era. The story basically is a secretary to a professor who is about and the criminals get theirs, and Grover, centers its theme around the big money to publish in his newest book, that some true to his profession, steals a brand new makers of film making destoying the Rembrandts, owned by a notorious crim- car, And everyone lives happily ever chances for success of a novice worker. inal, arc fakes, The notorious criminal after, with the possible exception of The all-star cast show their spe- lives up to his name and kills the pro- the train station, which is reduced to cial talents individually in their roles. fessor, notoriously,Gene Wilder is thrown rubble. (Continued on page 6)

(Continued from page 4) hired by Brian Keith. Playing an intel- .Brian Keith portrays the unsuc- lectual suave personality, Ryan O'Neal cessful film maker who makes his move competes with Burt Reynolds for his Bitterle's and experiences fame. The actor Burt talent and his girl. Reynolds plays the two-timer lover, who Tatum O'Neal plays the zany, smart Marathon Service seeks for fame, fortune and the love of aleck tomboy who awaits her big chance 1712 Maple 644-0225 one girl. The director Ryan O'Neal is to become famous. - e Hunnett, Inc 2523 W. Maple 17,Z14 Realtors At Cranbrook we PIM PPJVINit Nam ILEARKI RI DROVE Birmingham, Mich. 751 48009 "ilticA Nap 1 3(0) ritteitin IE [MILDEW art ' MINING SCHOOL 646-6200 ' "A good neighbor for Alt3456 =.41 731.0494 all your housing needs." Classes held at Brother Rice High School NEW CLASSES START EACH MONTH STATE APPROVED You ought to know a DETROIT BANK-er better He can show you the way to build a secure financial foundation.

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