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

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John Abate Jeffry Abel John Ackerman Julia Adkins Kirsten Agresta Peter Alaimo David Albaum Chris Allen Ramsey Alsarraf Mark Ament Jeffrey Anderson Justin Anderson Elyse Aronovitz Theodore Arthur Jennifer Austin Laurie Babel Dhurata Bardha Bill Basile Renee Bator Ed Bai Molly Beagen Mike Beliasov Jeffery Bergsman Alison Belts Laurie Bird Joy Bitterle Amy Bloch Danielle Bolla Lori Borgne Elizabeth Borman Michael Bramlett Chris Brand Jeff Branstrom Patricia Brogman Wendy Broughton Cheryl Brozoski Tim Buese Katie Buesser Amy Bur k hart Laura Byington Sara Cairns Chris Callahan Jan Calvert Chasse Carroll Laura Carroll Belinda Carter Kathy Catto Dennis Cavanaugh Rovin Celmer Bernard Chapin John Charlick Terry Chisholm Alicia Christensen Lauren Coccia Jeffrey Collins Kevin Collins Michael Collins Scott Confer Julia Cook Mark Cooper 104 JUNIORS Sporting the dangling gem look, junior 1 ., Brent Eastman pauses in the auditorium hall for a chat. photo by Paul Donar n f . i ' 4

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With the dose of first semester, senior The week before a long awaited Christmas Dennis Gerback easily forgets his second vacation. Dan Johnson rests his eyes as his hour homework while he escapes with The mind drifts miles away from his school- Doors. Pfio ' o bv Paul Donar WOrk. pholo by Paul Donat SENIORS NOT PICTURED Patricia Adams Paul Clark Leslie Cohen Bonnie Connop Michael Cronin Katherine Dahn Joost Dekker Eric Douse Erin Dowsley Jane Filbin Sandra Fix Cristina Frisone Stacey Gavey Dennis Gerback Rabia Ghaussi Kelly Ann Gjeldum Jennifer Hafner Raleigh Haggard Mazy Hommel Patrick Hudspeth Peter Huthwaite Robert Jason Dan Johnson William Jones Rebecca Kaplan Lynn Lange Charlotte Lapinski Scott Leukhardt Marilyn Marcoe Arthur McK inlay Christopher Moorton Johnny Pfeiffer Sarah Preston Julianne Further Robert Roland David Rome Mark Segal Sandra Selland Joan Stevens Michelle Synnestvedt Julie Thorson Amy Trees Amy Trerice James Tyler Jennifer Utiey Gordon White John Wilson Joe Wolf SENIORS 103

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In Your Ear Repetition breeds familiarity, and with the growing number of Seaholm males with earrings these days, this sight is becoming commonplace. Years ago, it was rare to see a male with an earring, and if you did he was considered different and out of it. Now, having an earring is widely ac- cepted. Showing that there is no age restriction to males with earrings, there are two teachers here at Seaholm with earrings. Chemistry teacher Ernie Cooper and a new teacher this year, Jerry Wardach, each have a pierced ear. Mr. Wardach decided to pierce his ear when a couple of years ago 1 saw a guy with an earring, my girl- friend thought it would be sexy, and I wanted to be a little different — so I got one. A controversy has risen about males with earrings. This con- cerns the label attached to them depending upon whether they have their left ear pierced or their right ear. Boys with their right ear pierced supposedly have ques- tionable lifestyles or morals. And no one wants to be labelled questionable, now do they? Guys with their left ear pierced are considered the cool ones. The whole issue doesn ' t phase junior Christian Thompson too much, as he asserted, There are only a small handful of guys with their right ear pierced, but it shouldn ' t matter which ear you put it in as long as it ' s cool and you know it. Bearing his symbol of coolness, Chris- tian Thompson indicates by his facial expression his indifference toward the attention aroused by his earring. photo by K. Morgan In his Minor Threat tee-shirt, junior Alex Hawkins says, had my ear pierced because it ' s something different. photo by Kathy Morgan UNDERCLASS 105