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

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Plper staff wrrtes crops pastes gets results Let s bleed that pncture 1I1tO the gutter and put the cuthne on the left hand page Sounds hke a bloody buslness but to anyone of the Pzper staff thts ts only shop talk The begmnmg staff members not neces sartly ln Journahsm classes are first tntroduced to the mechantcs of puttmg a book together when they come to work on the book tn September From then on, they are hard at tt untxl the last page ts thankfully sent to press ln Aprll No slackers are tolerated, and everyone does thmgs at top speed whether rt be plannmg draw mg layouts wrrtrng cutlmes Cknown to the general pub llc as capttonsj and body copy pastmg or typmg There IS always somethmg to do Basrcally the book ts dtvtded 1nto mne secttons each of whlch lS under the d1rect1on of an edttor Thts person IS responslble for all the plannmg wrltlnfz ptcture tak mg, and assemblmg tn h1s section llt IS Important that the books printer recelve the staffs chosen cover deslgn far m advance of the actual prtntmg Gomg over the final sketch Mr Hammel Prmdle Anders Carol Kmg and prmtlng salesman Mr Mack SUPFUHOWICZ glscussdthe vartety of materlals colors and grams whtch can e use Early m the year new sectton edttors are gxven a lecture on plcture composltlon and cropplng Usmg some photos of years gone by as examples are Juhe Calver homerooms Carol Kmg Y Donna McGhan mdex Kaye Clohset clubs Gay Lxebertz communtty Prmdle Anders Lynn Kurth mustc and Jan 1 2- .l. Y 41 46 . . l l I l . ,, . , . , . , . . if .71 ' ' , - , , . . Q - 7 - 5 . . l . , .. U . - 1 . .. U . . V. 2 . 3 l'l i,,,x . - . -' Y 3 .. ' 3 - . l ' xt' f , '32 tvttt A Brundige, clubs. y 7 l A is - 5- ' 3' Q, sg S tx - N w ! 5 1 I I - 4 ' N . A , . Q, - t . t - 3 , -1 .N , ' 0 , 1 at a 5, t 9 3 ef-A an h c 3V ' lk k 1

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Reading, writing, listening, we enioy languages Those who take a foreign language find it hard work, but their labors are well rewarded by a justifiable pride in being able to express themselves in a tongue once completely strange. 2 Roberta Holtzman Hugh Graham Celia Ramsom Sv 4 William Stiles Dune I ohnson George Cooch lA required part of the Latin III and IV courses IS prepara tion of a notebook summarizing the years work and entallmg much outside research Looking over a former tudent s work Ruth Ann Payton marvels at the mtncacy of an illuminated manuscript Playing a lively game of French Bango to sharpen up their number usage are John Marin Tom Sheehan Laurie Linder Roger Bouchard Anne Abbott Barry Bitzer Anne Bauer Jeff Shertzer Robin Odle Bill Ellison and Kathy Durkee . 5, In 2 5 . A V x R ' . t o . . , -ev t A , f i v V- I- .Q i , .. . . . . V Nw on - 'J x ff X, ' 0 'ai' 4 lg? 1+ . 5 I lip- '- . 1 L . - S . ' 'Sf' . - V 45

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We meet new slfuahons deadlmes and frlencls Beset by organlzatlonal dlllicultles the Pzper had trouble gettmg off the ground m early fall but towards Jtnuary the cause seemed a llttle more hopeful ln SpltC of dlre messages on the board ltke 55 days left 195 pages to go Four pages a mght Mr Hammel pushed md staffers shoved Typewrnters were never stlll and the pages started grmdlng out four a night If ll IS possible thmgs became a llttle more hectlc ln February when for one week of vlrtual bedlam Pzpers were sold to students and other members of the communlty all eager to find out whlt those Pzper people had been workmg on and grumbllng about for the past five months Riddles relayed over the P A clues hidden m Highlander ads and varlous other meth ods were used to stlmulate sales Slowly but surely the record of sales grew higher and higher untll at last the drlve was over, showmg more than 1900 books so Deadlmes came and went, but so d1d pages There were crlses of course such as ripped pictures and e sectlon that just wouldnt get ready for press but e Pzper w1s gone Statters heaved a hearty slgh of IC and started work on the 1961 book Oh but Piper people have fun' In Memoriam Calmness cheerfulness and dedlcauon these were the qualltles that typllfied Mr Guy Jameson whose new career with the Seaholm lournallsm department was mterrupted by hrs untlmely October death Mr Jameson had quickly en deared hlmself to all who met htm and when he d1ed Sea holm lost a great frlend Sf! MF ABefore he takes a plcture the photographer must be told the slze and shape of the desired shot For thxs reason lt IS essential that an accurate plan be kept of all the pages ln the book Prmdle Anders Carol Kmg and professlonal photog rapher Chris Nottle go over the Pzper planbook The sports staffers of thc Pzper begm work on then seclnon the year before thelr book comes out and contmue therr work throughout the next year Checking some facts are Gerry Storch Jon Spoelstra and B111 Race sports edrtor f e' S 1 .h .-Q gnrfiv I O I O I I ' A. - , V If . ' . . 1 N. -- ld. 1 I 9 7 ' I' 1 . . , 5 - th r x 1 N , ' book gradually emerged. At last come April 1 and the .x W ' z . ' ' re- ri 1' f . . . . , AM. g 11' 1 5 ge 1 M.. J g 1 1, . A 5 A 5 ' V ' A 5 ' 1 S' 1 ' J ' 1 J. 47