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

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i' X.: 3 LEE.. E. it is egg? 555 'l 9 Q ns fit '91 ' -f mgAM.maM.,mmm..4.-,.. 363 v-sex! 1. David Dunwall. Business Editor, is kept dizzy with activity. 2. Sports and graciously is working on Senior section layouts. 3. Leslie Anderson. Underclassmen Editor. polishes a piece of tvopyfor her deadline. 4. Tim Mullins takes time out from his lndex to work gQg clitcii Tom Phillips met his deadline on an acrademirr layout. 5. The first shift, lay Brooks. Sarah Kauscrh, Amy lirahn, and Dave Weinel, have worked Piper wonders in the early morning hours. 6. Charts, layouts. outlines, top-V. 3M's - Acfademitr Editor. Mary Shuler tries to keep traitk of them all. 7. Charla Stratton frequently finds herself asking Why me, Lord? 8. Typing name, after name for the Senitir Ser:- tion. Ntiiiry Fishmff-n still imimiges to flash a hrilliant smile,19. Happy year' hookers head for their first field trip. 10. Co-Sports Eclitijiiy All-Hound- Yearhook-Produver Malt Parsons cron- fers with Adxisor Kathy Young. tt, Todd Sarhse, Senior Editor tries to dismiss tX'ho's Who with zonked out Editor-ln-Cliief. qahdqamafd-war-s

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'Z . f Q Q, iwhbja Second semester yearbookers Because yearbook is a semester course, many new students join in halfway through the year. The students work hard trying to complete odds and ends of the book. They also think of new ideas for next year's book. They had a chance to learn how to crop pic- tures, make layouts, write and type body copy, and write and type cutlines. These students help to tell the story of our school for the year. scifi 'UWT ullll ...WW .iffy . 'T 411 'f' ff ,. ,V ' iff 4 ,, 'amy ff,..,'f f --. 1, Bob Dimmin comes across a humorous picture. 2. Laurie Kend dummies up the musical layouts. 3. Sylvia Sherman types body copy for the activities section. 4. Adrian Coker checks camera equipment. 5. Holly Tall, Chip Bidigare and Heidi Heitz work compatibly toward completing a yearbook deadline.