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

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Webster, Leigh 16, 56, 120 Webster, Mike 130 Weddell, Ann 133 Weddell, Thomas 131 Weed, Steven 126 Wega, Dan 111, 151, 222. 122, 224 Weidman, Christine 132 Weidman, Patricia 194, 100, 119, 195 Weir, Wendy 56, 121, 131 Weissman, Mike 51, 162, 186, 222, 119, 223 Welch, Todd 118, 222 Wellman, Andrew 132 Welton, Ann 115 Wenson, Thomas 131 Wente, Sandra 124 Wentz, jacquelin 115 Werthman. Jennifer 125 Wessling, Clifford 122 Wester, Matthew 124 Wetzel, Dawn 118 Whan, William 118, 222 Whipp, jennifer 124 Whipple. Deborah 123 Whitcomb, john 133, 223 White, Amy 129 White, Chris 113, 123 White, Elizabeth 121 White, Leith 132 White, Rachel 126 White, Terrence 127, 222 Whitelaw, Cynthia 122 Whitelaw, Mark 122 Whitworth, Kenneth 126 Whitworth, Lori 115 Whorf, Jennifer 40, 56, 197, 121, 227 Whorf, Suzannah 126 Wickersham, james 128 Wickershem, Kevin 182, 58, 119, 223 Wiczek, Steven 120, 222 Wiebrecht, Eric 120 Wieferman, Carl 122, 222 Wieferman, Edward 134 Wierman, Marieke 129 .Wilcox, Amy 127 Wllcox, Chris 121 Wilkes. Jennifer 46, 55, 56, 123 Wilkie, Judith 56, 116 Wilkinson, Sarah 56, 204, 205, 129, 224 Willard CTS 133 Willard, Michige 123 Willett, Patricia 125 Willhite, Lynn 132 Williams. Claire 10, 45, 119 Williams, David 126 Williams, jeff 134 Williams, Kevin 127 Williams, Mark 131 Williams, Martha 129, 223 Williams, Pat 125 Williams, Scott 56, 131 Williams, Sherwyn 129 Wills, Steven 125, 222 Wilson, john 118 Wilson, Libby 128 Wilson, Matthew 117, 199 Winborn, jay 120 Winckler, Gunnar 56, 115 Windley, Zeno 123 Wine, Brenda 27, 118, 42 Winograd, Randy 51, 53, 114, 126 Wlnsand, Nancy 15, 124 Winstanley, Brien 128 Winters, Elizabeth 115 Winters, Mike 124 Wiseman, Chris 183, 124, 223 Witt, Deborah 223 Witt, Elizabeth 56, 173, 122, 223 Wittenberg, Elizabeth 122, 189 Wojtaszak, Kim 123 Wolf, joseph 116, 223 Wolff, David 129, 222 Wood, Laura 46, 47, 75, 124, 125 Woodruff, james 4, 155, 178, 191, 222, 115, 225 Woods, Robert 125 Woods, Todd 125 Woodward, Jane 118 Woodward, jill 126 Work, George 125 Holding made or surpassed. The 8M x 1 11, 256 page PIPER, Side by Side was printed using offset lithography by the Walsworth Publishing Company of Mar- celine, Missouri. Most of the book's photo- graphy was taken by student photographers using Ilford 400 film. Film was developed by Bill WilliamsfCraine studios of Royal Oak, who also printed to size all of the AFTER THREE LONG years in room F-115, and being a part of both The Switch is Onl and Going First Class , Phil Peters unbelievably kept complete san- ity throughout 1984 as the editor of Side by Side . it Toget book's color photos, and han- dled most of the senior portraits. Using the Pantone Matching System, a special ink mix was developed as a spot color for the division pages C8f9, 36137, 88f89, 150f151, 226f227J and the closing C252-2561. PMS 216-C Maple's Maroon was also used as a fifth color for the full color pages of the opening K1-71 and the senior section C90-1111. The six pages of Field Day '83 coverage C82-871 was also printed in full, four-process color. The book rests in a brick ri Worley, Laura 115, 223 Wozniak, David 134 Wright, James 119 Wright, Julia 124 Wydra., Cheryl 120 Wydra, Tom 223 wym, Jodi 115 Wyett, Julie 128 Yarjanian, John 115 Yates, David 118 Yates, Vickie 120 Yaw, Mark 29, 121 Yazejian, Lori 122 Yazejian, Noreen 2, 127 Yntema, Sarah 124, 224 York, Carrie 10, 213, 125, 223 York, jeff 131 f V York, Jennifer 29, 204, 132, 224 York, Sarah 121, 223 V, Young, Jamie 118 r Young, james 119, 222 'The Xerox machine in the library ' 7 I come in handy for copying , Q . , I V, -ynurlab partners notes, Too had . 5 . . .N if . ' 'li 1:21 k 1 . ,'i', ,,'N , 1 ,' i,,i ,,., i fi'f'iw?Yi 'ii iiii EARBQQK ' This very book in your hot little hands will bring back more 'memories of this year than ' anything else. It will go to college 1 . you and to your first rapsrtrnent, stirring up memories of fembarrassing moments, laughter, and good times. W f Yardley, Cheryl 44, 45, 130 - Zaehringer, Alice 131 Zangerle, Amy 130, 224 Ziegler, George 122 her red vinyl cover with a 150 pt. binder's board, grained, and stamped in gold foil with the Side by Side logo. All body copy has been set in 10 pt. Bookman, with the exception of theme copy which utilizes 12 pt. Bookman. Captions are set in Bookman Bold, 8 point with all cap. lead-ins, while photo credits appear in 6 point Bookman Bold Italics. Folio tabs use both 12 and 8 point Bookman, with a 1 point line, and identifications for sports team photos are 6 pt. bold. Headline styles for in- dividual sections are: Academics, Optima and Brush. Activities, Tiffany. Seniors, Cooper. Underclass, Cheltenham. Sports, Serif Gothic Bold. Underclass photos were taken by National School Studios of Muncie, Indiana, who supplied the staff with black and white mugs. This edition of the PIPER is volume 48 in the long, traditional line of PIPERS that started back in 1935 at Baldwin High School. We maintain membershp in both Quill and Scroll and the Michigan Interscholastic Press Association fMIPAJ.l THE LONG NIGHT before final deadline was when the finish- ing touches were put on the last of the book's 256 pages. For super-staffers John Mun- dell and Heather Burch, it was the final wrap-up on a year of yearbooking. fy? LIZ SALLEY was the back bone of the staff organizing both photography and the activities section. Her persis tence paid off with the book never falling behind.

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BEFORE HOMEROOM, senior Dan Dool- ing finds a few minutes to catch up on the latest local football in the Prep Weekly. SOPHOMORES JENNIFER McHUGH and Tom Fiscella heads for the final checkpoint of the Field Day walkathon that raised over S7,000 for Common Ground. wks df fl THE ROBOTICS PROGRAM. developed by Mr. Pierno, gives students Mike Kauth, Gerry Johnson, and Bruce Lyon a chance to use skills in hydraulics. electronics, and computers. EVEN THOUGH IT WAS the biggest game of the season for both teams, Maple Tom Hartle and Warrior Pat Brooks got together for a halftime boxing match that entertained the crowds of the playoffs. CLOSING - SIDE BY SIDE 253