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

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E nd In Sight Seniors Plot Future Seems like only yesterday it was registration day for the Fresh- man Class of 1982. Suddenly it ' s your senior year. And before you know it college is just around the corner. Registration . . . Field Day . . . College Applications . . . Prom . . . Swing Out . . . Graduation. As a student begins the final year in high school, when does the idea of being a senior strike home? Being a senior is realized at different times during the school year. Jane Filbin said, 1 began to realize it when 1 started filling out college applications. Being a senior is anticipating victory in Field Day, retaking ACT ' s and SAT ' s, deciding where to go to by Jennifer Smith college, and facing all the pres- sures that the final year in high school brings. Being a senior is the excitement of winning Field Day, the secure feeling of being the top man on the totem pole, and the conflicting emotions of leaving friends and family for a whole new way of life. Danielle Tallarom explain- ed. I ' m excited about college, and to be going away from home; it ' s going to be a new environ- ment. Standing tall and proud, J J. Cromer. Leigh Kain. Gordon White. Missy Gibson and Cheryl Tomblinson prepare to fight the juniors to the end. Todd Abbrecht Michael Albrecht Ken Alexander David Allen Lisa Ament Katy Andreae John Armstrong Johanna Ashcraft Jacquelyn Baby Lisa Bagchi Andrea Balding Suzann Barger Richard Bayman Issam Behnam Kiersten Bell »1f 82 SENIORS

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Dreaming of graduation, Jason O ' Malley stands up straight and tall so Mitch Fischer can accurately record his measurements for cap and gown. photo by Paul Donar A college education starts with appli cations. Senior Rocky Roland begins the long search with an application form from Cornell University. photo by Paul Donar 4ti4 SENIORS 83