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

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K jJ Starting varsity forward Becky Lojek sets the precedent for in- tense play as she attacks and destroys her Ferndale opponent in the aggressive style for which she is known. phulo by Paul Donar Taking a break from the rigorous work load at the Ball State Journ- alism Workshop. Paul Mylod and Katy Andreae laugh about Katy ' s perform ance in the cracker-eating contest before getting back to work pho„ Set in his powerful batting stance, first baseman Marc Spencer waits for the perfect pitch to drive downtown. Spencer ' s ability exem- plifies the qualities that won the team s first SMA title in 23 years. ph,.l., hv M.ki- R.illi-tiv -AxjiV 4 OPENING JJackson strike a Rocky Horroresque , pose In its first year, the Atrics -provides a foundation for improve- ments in the drama department ' ■ -T ' -t Uiva , k l A, . O X c

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Adorned in skirts and ready to enter the business world of the future, the Class of ' 89 marches into the gym and makes a subtle statement about the equality of men and women in the work force. ' 0-€ - ' v The healns on as senior Larey ' -Oi-C ' VXj Kimble irons capes in preparation 1 j, for Field Day. considering the pun- r yLw ■ gency of burned plastic and the ». . frustration resulting from having f — ' 150 more capes to make that night. y ' Strike a ' hallmark pose ' ! calls t f pose ' l a voice from stage left. Thespians Cheryl Tomblinson and Dan Jackson gladly oblige the request, as the ) XjO Jlp drill will ready them for grueling A Fiddler on the Roof rehearsals.- photo by Jason O ' Mallsy V ' A- C 4 v (A- Ready to shoot her arrow toward a Field Day victory, archer Michelle Weir counts out loud in . • i - order to keep the band of merry C J -K.. • l P I ' V i t - sophomores in sync. f - x y J:XJ Im-l -VriOo lUx A C - , - ,., --— BEADY. SET, GO! 3 J

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ITM T ' Mradition marks life at Seaholm, but new trends are set all the time. From the repainting of the parking lot to allow for safer departures to upgraded attendance policies and from IBM computers to Roland keyboards for piano classes, students are experiencing a new and improved Seaholm. The building hasn ' t changed much, but by relocating foreign language, social studies and communications classes to condense the departments, the interior organ- ization took on a whole new face. This increased efficiency set even higher standards for Excellence in Education. READY. SET, GO! 5