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

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Alien Nation drummer Matt Washburn Scott Hamilton, member of the band E-N- kicks back and relaxes after having put in Z, cranks out the song Sunday Bloody many hard hours cutting the band ' s first Sunday by U2 at the Winners Circle on album, Anhedonia. photo bv Kalhy Morgan December 6. pholo bv Doug Engle T Wl Strumming and humming PFH lead guitarist Bruce Crawford sings back-up vocals while playing his guitar at the Winners Circle this fall. photo by Doug Engle Stacey Springer Kristine Staaf Ann Marie Stack Tom Steinbauer John Sterling Chuck Stern Steve Stilianos Beth Stokes Jeff Sweitzer Stacey Szidik Beth Szuhay Danielle Tallarom Charles Tatham Rebecca Taunt Trisha Taylor SENIORS 99

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s ounds Good! Bands Show Style Being in the limelight is a dream many wish for, and band members Scott Hamilton of E-N-Z and Matt Washburn of Alien Nation have gained the chance to fulfill this dream. Members of these two bands have different sounds, yet both have similar views. The band Alien Na- tion likes to create its own music, but Washburn says that when he was younger he was influenced by Keith Moon, Stewart Copeland, Ray Sca- bies, and Neil Pert. E-N-Z plays some of their own music, but they primarily sing songs by U2 and INXS. Washburn has been playing the drums for seven years and is striving for a career in the music field. His by A McKinlay and R. Wetstein fj career took off when Archer l ' . ' 1 Records signed his band to a ' ' ' recording contract this year and produced the band ' s first album entitled Anhedonia. He said he would like to stay with Alien Nation because they could help him reach his career goal. Hamilton, on the other hand, has been playing the drums for one and a half years. He said he is not looking for a career in music and added, Being in the music business is too risky. Both students have made a good start at their individual goals as musicians. Don ' t be surprised if someday you flip on your radio and the DJ strikes up a rock tune from one of these aspiring bands. Cher! Schumaker Jonathan Schwartz Gregory Serine Tracy Sechler Kathy Shea Erin Shively Jeff Siver Chris Smith Jennifer Smith Elizabeth Snider Chris Soechtig Kathy Solowczuk Andy Song Marc Spencer Paul Spors 98 SENIORS

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Jon Teachman Je fiery Tenniswood John Tholen John Thurber Amy Tikkanen Heidi Tisler Scott T. Jaden Cheryl Tomblinson Barrett Tripp Alisa Troelsen Todd Tuttle Cynthia Vanderbrug Stephanie Vlahos Victoria Volz Jennifer Voorhis F ield Day: Seniors Look Back by Kevin Mylod Leigh Kain as she looked back. Some seniors criticized the exces- sive damage to the property of other classes, while others re- membered the lack of faculty enthusiasm over the years. What most seniors don ' t re- member are the Field Day firsts that came with the Class of 1986. These included winning 3 floorshows, 4 shuttle relays, 4 class songs and losing the girls Tug-o-War all 4 years. And whether good or bad, the ' 86 Seniors did it in style. Doctors, firemen, baseball players, and matadors! What do all these occupations have in common? They were the Field Day themes of the Class of 1986. And along with these Field Days came lots of memories which the Senior Class will never forget. Being involved with Field Day was so much fun. I met so many people because of it, asserted Jon Teachman. Paul Danielson recalled, This unique event always brought our class together and that ' s what Field Day is all about. But there are some memories that seniors would like to forget. Our Freshman march was bad and our Senior march was a disaster! laughed In anticipation, the eager sophomore class prepared to chant its winning cheer en route to an 81-61 romp over the Class of 87. phnto by Judy Mace . 100 SENIORS