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

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MR. LAATSCH runs off college EVALUATING MATERIAL to up- applications for college bound grade Seaholms literary collec- students for the 1984 school tion is media specialist, Diane l illlmunluunnnmmnmmm U Y O li, Q! YM J wr mmm-- ,H , A-ww., HM e 4 l lelel 4 lllb 515' - 144 EDDY . HANES kg :ls it XII , N HQ,' EN' -ig -f Q 'ex Ge ,1r- . N

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illlivaicsggg: , i -sas. as is Q :F E ,, 1 rrl r r - safe. H s 1 - Bros ss.. i H Nsglggggi -:s5S5vi?..51 . 1 Q s E 4, E X l Forrnidible Foursome Find Firm Foundation for Future lEven though ino major changes have occured this year, our administration is working just as hard as ever ,to keep our school running smoothly. ' 'F ,The leaders of .this fine foursome is james Wallen- dorf. As Prinlrzipal of Seaholm High School, he must 'make the final' deci- sions on policies and repre. sents Seaholm in the Bir- minghamifarea. ' I y Assisting ,T Wallen- dorf is Vice Principal Luanne Baldriclge, ' who will go her first full year at this position after being promoted ,. from Lower., School Dean. She is in chargefi of building fandf Staff 1T?a11ageU!?Uff, Aisoiwofking as major I ,parts of Seahoimsladrnin- istration are the Upper School and' Lower lr'F School' deans. The Upper,,Schoo1r Dean is Charlie Scott who yworks with the iSeniors1 and J119i0'?- JQh1T5hP?Stef, is the Lower School Deans AT THE HELM of Seaholm, principal Jim Wallendorf com- pletes some of the many tasks of being in charge. V 3 and helps the Sophornores and Freshmen. These two 1 Deans are incharge of the I students' attendance and I 1 s d15C1I3!l,1DCf. r Now with these top four working wellftogether this I Year' .If lvoks though seahaim lwilifhave ai 'good E and solid administration E keeping the school together for many years to e nC0?nes,' ilcir CLAD IN DETROIT TIGER warm- ups, young Kenny spends an afternoon with grandmother and assistant principal Luanne Bal- dridge. . Borclandr Jimg . Bra' t Gen ' Chalmerigi Carol Colbrooke, Paul f 1 Colenso,1Yvonne ' - Cooch, George Cooper, Ernie ,--' X ,Q , 45. ns rom, e 22 Bueil, Charlie, Z, 'W if or Course Tom Cowsert Ann Coyle Donna Cremeens Carolyn Crenshaw Jeanne Delvero Art Dxkeman Sally sf F , ' ,Q I, as Q F W -Q , I i it gil .pr A ,g Qil - 'f-1. .f,:-'. BORELAND - DRAGER 143

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