Written by Sterling Johnson On Tuesday April 17, the girls varsity soccer team won their cross town showdown against their rival Groves Falcons, 1-0. Groves looked the part in warm-ups with their new alternate black jerseys and had momentum coming off some solid wins against Royal Oak and Hazel Park High School. But the Maples came out very convincingly with
Read moreWritten by Harrison Watt An auspicious beginning for the Maples ended in an 8-7 victory over city rival Groves on April 10. The win did not come easily; Seaholm was forced to put up a three run rally in the 6th inning to top the Falcons. Sophomore Connor Bowers started on the mound for Seaholm, and right away it was
Read moreJan Wade was shocked when she learned she had breast cancer in January, 2010. Now, two years later, she is in remission has decided to help women who endure the disease without the same loving support she received from her family. Wade works with the Shades of Pink foundation. A member of their board, and a co-chair of “A Walk
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Written by John Glazier Thursday, April 12, the Birmingham Unified women’s lacrosse team picked up a big victory over the Lansing Waverly Warriors, 19-9. Coming off of a dramatic 8-7 loss to cross town rival Detroit Country Day two days previous, the Bulldogs needed a win to get back on track. Currently sitting at 3-2, laxpower. com has the Bulldogs
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Written by Jack Apap After months of deciding, senior Seaholm three star defensive end Neal Page accepted head coach Charlie Weis’ offer to play football for University of Kansas Jayhawks. Shortly after national signing day Page was offered by the Jayhawks on February 10th and he quickly scheduled a visit down to Lawrence. “It was a surprising yet exhilarating experience,”
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Written by Chelsea Abbott The Seaholm girl’s varsity tennis program will have a difficult obstacle to overcome this season. Nancy Benda, a junior tennis superstar, developed a stress fracture in her right navicular bone. The navicular bone is a small bone in the top of the right foot and is a very difficult bone to break as well as to
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On Monday, March 26th a suspicious man showed up in the teacher lot off of Lincoln. Caught on the security cameras, he was seen walking around the parking lot, peeking in the windows of cars and approaching a few teachers. The man, after inspecting the cars in the parking lot, went in to the Annex, a building that shares the
Read moreWith contributions by Simon Schuster and Harrison Watt Seaholm administrators continue to investigate a racial note that was found in Mathematics teacher Leslie Martin’s classroom on March 26. The note, left in Martin’s classroom, contained what the administration has referred to as “racial overtones”. The note drew parallels between 17 year-old Florida student Trayvon Martin, who was killed in late
Read moreOn May, 23, 2012 Seaholm will have the opportunity of hosting a once-in-a-lifetime experience for students throughout the Birmingham School District. 600 students will be granted the opportunity to take part in a downlink with the International Space Station and 20 students in grades 3-12 will be granted the opportunity to directly ask flight engineer, Joe Acaba, questions live on
Read moreSpring fever has hit the halls of Seaholm High School extra early this year. With spring flowers in full bloom, and a warm summer breeze blowing through Birmingham, students are breaking out the sunglasses and shorts. It seems the last thing that’s on anyone’s mind is their schoolwork. But with more than half a trimester left, checking out of school
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