BRADLEY SEGELBAUM Akiva ALONA SHARON Akiva DAVID SHAPE Country Day PJ SHEMTOOB West Bloomfield ADAM SHERIVIAN Andover <, • Segelbaum has served two terms as class representative to Student Council, and is a mem- ber of the yearbook staff and Na- tional Honor Society. He is a B'nei Akiva leader and rosh sniff at Young Israel of Oak Park. He will study engineering at the University of Michigan-Dear- born. Sharon was co-editor of year- book, secretary of Student Coun- cil, and member of National Honor Society and Phi Beta Kap- pa. She won honorable mention at the Yeshiva University Mod- el United Nations for her work on the International Court of Justice. She won a U-M Regents- Alumni Scholarship and will at- tend the University of Michigan. Shaye is a four-year letterman on the hockey team, with Acad- emic All-State and All-League honors and the Junior Hobie Baker Award. He also lettered in lacrosse, is on the Disciplinary Review Board and yearbook, and volunteers for the Salvation Army's Shine A Light in Dark- ness program. He will attend Vanderbilt University. Shemtoob performed in or pro- duced 10 plays, musicals and vaudevilles, and is a member of National Honor Society, Inter- national Thespian Society, Quiz Bowl team and Humanities Club. He plans to study pre-law at the University of Michigan. Sherman is a National Merit fi- nalist and AP Scholar. He was editor in chief of the school news- paper, captain of the Quiz Bowl team and member of the Na- tional Honor Society. He won a University of Michigan Regents- Alumni Scholarship. He will study psychology or English at Northwestern University. N SCOTT SHUMAKER West Bloomfield JENNIFER SILVER W.L Western MALKIE SILVERSTEIN Beth Jacob JACQUELINE SOLOMON Groves SHIM:RA STARR Beth Jacob Shumaker is a National Merit Silver is Phi Beta Kappa, Na- Silverstein headed this year's Scholar; editor of the news- magazine, captain of Quiz Bowl, member of debate and Nation- al Honor Society. He has won several state awards for news and editorial writing. He is a member of Adat Shalom Syna- gogue and participated in Funk AZA. He plans to study pre-med- icine or major in astrophysics and computer science at the Uni- versity of Michigan. tional Honor Society, attended Harvard Model Congress and Michigan. Youth in Government. She was active in Students Against Drunk Driving, varsity pompon, yearbook, Spanish Club and Student Council. She won several dance scholarships and danced nationally with a com- petitive dance troupe. She will attend the University of Michi- gan. Solomon is Phi Beta Kappa, a member of the state champion Future Problem Solving team, director of community service for Student Congress, on Thesp- ian Society board, Evergreen Singers, four-year varsity cheer- leader, and volunteered with Yad Ezra. She was a director of fresh- man/sophomore shows and had a lead in Into The Woods. She will attend the University of Michigan. Starr was active in choir and headed the Art Committee. She is Phi Beta Kappa, won a Pres- idential Scholarship from Pratt Institute and a Faculty Award Scholarship from Columbus Col- lege of Art and Design. She will attend Darchei Bina Seminary in Jerusalem and then pursue a bachelor of fine arts degree. C/D UJ C/) LU CD CC LU D LU 70 school play and was active in youth group work. She is Phi Beta Kappa. She plans to attend seminary in Israel to begin work on a Hebrew teacher's degree, which she will continue upon her return.