Bloomfield Hills High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Bloomfield, MI)

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Night oil burned brightly as the scholarly crew of students crammed a half years information into their heads the night before exams. The exams hit everyone in the nose except those who forgot to come. Despite the moans and groans of unconfident pupils, the class of 57 pulled through with one ofthe highest class averages to date. With that Friday off, the cry was HEADlN NORTH as Bloomfield turned skier and took to the snow. As it turned out, socializing, pre- vailed over outdoor sport. It was warmer inside you know. W irr 1 is are 8 7 3 if 10 13 gli 15 15 11 19,21 M 23341 35 as avi i A 29 an snr r

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Night and day college conscious seniors were :und in the library hovering over phamphlets from 1stitutes of higher learning. Those who had listened 3 advice concerning studies were now thankful as food percentage of our students applied to schools igh scholastic standing. The benefits of our new Wayne-Oakland league egan to take effect. Northville sent over a 'azz group vhich lifted the standard of our assemblies consider bly. D ne ln this program was found an idiom that appealed arly all interests. FEBRUARY msg non vu: van vnu 'Frm an 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 lilgl 3 4 s 6 1 2425262123

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.-..--susan: . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10,11 1.2 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 125,Q3272829 30 lfliliiiliiiliilili The flurry of March winds held a lot in store for all of us at Bloomfield. The State ict basketball tournaments drew many sighs on our home court as a fired up Blue 1, which had previously swamped Oak Park, was stopped in the second half of the game by our old nemesis Orchard Lake. The rare privilege of hosting the districts awarded by the State to our school and was accepted by the community as a great Jr. From this scene one face was missing, or one nose as the case may be, that being ch Trott's who had suffered a painful injury in one of his own semi-pro games. Phi Sigma Tau again this year added three new chapters to their organization. :tions had queerly dressed pledges dashing about the school obeying every command neir overseers. Junior Class sponsors were to be commended on the coaching they did in molding dramatists of the eleventh grade into suitable characters for the play Time Out for Jer . Smiling faces and loud applause proved the popularity of a story depicting a tg female football star and her problems. sal? -gd wxsfss msexfemwwew . f