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

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2' R. Ridley, D. Gesquiere. 3: G. Metz, R. Rogowslci, 4: Mr. Trott fcoachi, R. OAK PARK POUNDED 45-6 The Baron's first home game at the new school and the first game of the season, resulted in a picture of the future. A powerful line headed by Little and Miller, and the backfield lead by Kearney and Drury, spelled trouble for Baron opponents all season long. BARONS SINK PIRATES FOR FIRST TIME Ball control and heady play marked a rough and tumble 25-l8, win over A. E. Smith, for our second win in a row and our first over the down river football team. Smith did throw a scare into the Baron rooters by scoring two T.D.'s in the last two minutes, but we managed to hold on to our lead. HURON UPSETS BIG BLUE ln the first away game of the season, an aroused Huron Valley football team, scored two touchdowns and a safety in the 4th quarter, to defeat the Baron's who had held a 7 point lead for three quarters. BARONS DOWN HARPER WOODS 20-6 Home Sweet Home . . . it sure was as the Big Blue got back into the win column by de- feating Harper Woods. A club that was stronger than it appeared. Harper just couldn't hold back the Bloomfield onslaught. COUNTRY DAY GOES DOWN THE DRAIN 46-6 An outgunned Country Day squad fell to the Barons in a tune-up game for the championship a week away. Even though the squad was look- ing toward the coming game with Fraser they poured it on in revenge because of last season's defeat. : B. Stouffer, J. Millef, H. Davis, T. Little, J. Jones, Icaptaini, D. Pfaff, A. Bowland, D. Dinan D. Sloan, C. Me1eY. C. Farr, B. Elston. T. Faunce, J. 'Ekholm L. Leach, J. Kearney. D. Drury, R. Filthaut, B. Thompson Menzies, D. Blanchard. T. David, D. Donziger. H. Rubel, Mr. Hoff fcoachi icturedr H. Durbin, C. Paulson .s...,wW 'V,.i,?wf62'nf 939553 I NBL BARONS LOSE HEARTBREAKER TO FRASER 'I4-7 This game between the two strongest teams in the conference meant the championship. De- fensive play was terrific as the teams ended a scoreless first half. With penalties paving the way Fraser managed to out score the Barons. GRUDGE BATTLE WITH ORTONVILLE ENDS 21-I3 FOR THE BARONS The Big Blue finally broke through the away jinx and solidly thumped a supposedly superior Ortonville squad. The offense in this game played extremely well considering the fog and all. LAKEVIEW SNEAKS THROUGH TO 20-l2 WIN The big bad Baron line reacted rather slowly as we were upset in the final game of the season. Actually this year's ball club was one of the finest ever seen at Bloomfield and congratula- tions are due.