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

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' JERED BROWN BROTHERS INC. A SUBSIDIARY OF VICKERS LIMITED BRIAN F. YORK VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER 1300 S. COOLIDGE ROAD BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN 48008 (313) 643-6930 TELEX 23-0591 Good luck Jeff! We love you, Mom and Dad Kiki, Congratulations!!! We ' re all so proud of you Love, Your Family Michigan National Bank salutes the Maples Congratulations Seniors! A Michigan National Bank The smart money is with us. 258 COMMUNITY ADS

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S E N I O R S Have Heart, Are Fired Up, e ' re Taking The Future By The Horns! COiVfir At utatioNs PRESIDENT MITCH FISCHER VICE-PRESIDENT TOM FISCELLA SECRETARY KRISTEN HOKE TREASURER JUSTIN MIRRO COMMUNITY ADS 257

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PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Boroday Ed and Sue Broadwell Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Burch Mike and Katy Calvert Peggy and Denny Carroll Pamela and Jim Catto Drs. Francis and Karen Chapin Leonard Charla Tullio L. Coccia, MD. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Connell Ken and Bev Cooper-David, Freshman Laura Cooper Cushman Wakefield of Micfiigan. Inc. Travelers Tower. Suite 717 26555 Evergreen Southfield, MI. 48076 (313) 353-2100 The Yachtsman Apparel Accessories 4503 N. Woodward Ave. D. J. Urban - M. D. Clow Royal Oak. Ml 48072 (313) 549-5070 c OMMUNIT ry B ' ham Gets A Facelift by Heather Burch COMING SOON . . . While strol- ling through uptown Birmingham these two words have probably become quite familiar. Such stores as New Hero, The Limited, Sisley, and many others have attracted the eager shoppers with their brightly lit windows and their mannequins displaying the up-to-date fashions. This tremendous expansion throughout Birmingham has brought an abundance of shoppers from all over to purchase some of the newest styles from Paris, Italy, and London. Our town is now offering a range of specialty shops to suit every need. For example, there are many new and upcom- ing tanning salons for the year-long Florid- ian. Also, a recently reopened store. Leotards Etc., carries numerous tights and leotards to satisfy the latest aerobic craze. However, there are also a few disad- vantages of the expansion uptown. Senior Joe Wolf pointed out, Birmingham adver- tises itself as a small town America, but there aren ' t that many small towns where a majority of the stores sell expensive sportswear. Aside from this negative aspect, most people have positive feelings toward the change. Junior Ted Halbert added, All the new businesses coming into Birming- ham have created more job openings for us teenagers. The Victorian style of the old Peabody house contrasts with the modern architecture of the Birmingham Place. Between them, the steel frame of vet another high-rise climbs skyward. photo by Jason O ' Malley COMMUNITY ADS 259