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

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GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS IN ITS PRIME FROM THE CLASS AHEAD OF ITS TIME Go out and grab the bull CLASS OF ' 86 Class Officers: President - Ramsey Alsarraf Vice-President - Glenn Gosine Secretary - Kathy Catto Treasurer - Jeff Hockman Here stands the Juniors ready to begin their Field Day class presentations. J u N I O R G R A D S I 9 8 7 The International House o£ Pancakes Restaurant 280 N. Hunter Birmingham i REALTORS Local Real Estate Firms With National Connections All Points Relocation Service, Inc. [B t£l Hall Hunter 1732 WEST MAPLE RD., BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009 Serving Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Franklin, West Bloomfield, Rochester, and Troy BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD BOARD OF REALTORS BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE COMMUNITY ADS 261

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C ommunit y Parents Crack Down by David Quinn For those wondering what the B.B.F.A. does, the letters mean Birmingham Bloomfield Families in Ac- tion, and their main function, in their eyes, is to try to eliminate teenage substance abuse, mainly alcohol. We sponsor such activities as Safe Rides, Project Graduation and Youth to Youth groups. stated Mrs. Wolf, a member of B.B.F.A. B.B.F.A. members send out pam- phlets to parents, asking them to make sure their children don ' t have parties while they are away. When the children come in at night, parents make sure they haven ' t been drinking and take other such precautions. They also call hotels on prom night so that kids won ' t get rooms and drink in them. Student responses to the actions of the B.B.F.A. were mainly critical. Virginia McGregor said, 1 think they blow the problems way out of proportion and they act like every kid is an alcoholic. Dave Laski added, They really don ' t have any effect on parties or drinking because what they want is so unrealistic. Students generally see the B.B.F.A. as nosy and unfairly trying to interfere with students ' social lives. Monica Mylod stated, I think it ' s annoying to have people wasting their time trying to control the social lives of other teenagers, when they should just stick to trying to correct their own children ' s faults! The thing that seems to bother teenagers the most is that some adults drink and drive themselves. These adults are sometimes the same ones who tell us kids not to drink, said Laura Farrington. As Dan Demarco put it, It ' s like a man smoking a cigarette walking up to another man who is also smoking and telling him not to smoke. It just doesn ' t seem right. Taking a break by relaxing on the stairs, senior Susan Miller enjoys a beverage while senior Joan Stevens keeps her company at a party held over winter vacation. photo by Jason O ' Malley I f i PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wetstein ■ Rochelle, Jeff, Eric Michael Congratulations to Jennifer York!! Good Luck to you and your teddy bear next year. Love. Mom. Dad, Sarah and Coffee Hail to the chief! Love, Mom, Dad and Brian Congratulations Kristin. Love, John. Mom and Dad Fitzpatrick S ' VS .-V. ,. •.- ,. . v.- , A ' • -5 ; °s Ov S ' C ' 260 COMMUNITY ADS

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PATRONS Tom and Doe Cooper Ken and Nancy Crawford Johanna Delp Mr. and Mrs. Al Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Hugh and Pat Edmonds Constance B. Engle Earl E. Engle Bob and Jan Everson Thomas E. and Sharon A. Foote Mrs. Allison L. Friedman Jim and Gcorgann Fuller Buff - Study hall sophomore year. Doug ' s boat - DA.. David ' s surprise party, champagne on a Sundav? D.K. ' s parties - toga, lock-in. dance steps. George M. . Tab and Bazooka, jammin ' . tap dancing, convertibles and the Co-Go ' s, up North skiing, ballet on Camelot, Florida, the sandbar. Whop Bop a Loo Bop. Tony Doug. Polo Bikinis, the Bobbsey Twins, my man. So. What are you saving? Hadley ' s ■ dancing, peach blossom. Coolers, cotton ginny. Steve ' s ice cream, road trips to U of M. Tally Hall. GUCCI. Madonna, staying with Erin, cheerleading. Does a tree make noise when no one is around? aerobics, three-legged, getting lost in Livonia, That ' s so scary, singing for four hours. Could you sing that G? The ex-seniors - miss them, prom, I have no clothes. That ' s so Buffy. guess? senior year. I ' m scared. So. where do you want to go to school? Get me to college ■ Indiana. Miami - I ' m going to miss you - We ' II have coffee together in 10 years, next door neighbors ■ best friends - Thanks for everything Cath 148 Pierce Birmingham, Michigan 642-5550 115 Kercheual Crosse Pointe, Michigan 886-7688 Senior Heather Burch. an employee at Bayberry Hill Classics, proudly models one of their ensembles. The Musical Oasis SALES • LESSONS • RENTALS THOMAS HOLLYER PURVEYORS OF FINE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 1810 S. WOODWARD AVE. BIRMINGHAM, MI 48011 313-540-4155 262 COMMUNITY ADS