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

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Row l: Row 2: P. Canfield, G. Gallo, J. Beedell, J. Caris, E. Strong, J. Gougeon, J. Moore, J. Jones, A. Ryan, S. James, L. Penny, S. Grant, lsittingl C. Scott, B. Hamilton, B 'A'm di HH.lC RES T A. Greene, D. Dinan, B. Trleadway, G. Clark, A. Plaxton, J. Nelson, S. Kennedy, D. Drury, R. Barrett, L. Donaldson, R. Flemming, G. Stone, J. Fuller, C. Brodie, Mr. Dennis Casting away all tradition, the l957 Hill- crest staff has completely revised the heretofore seen yearbook format. The newly designed an- nual stressed more literary work and candid pic- tures than those of old. Our feeling is that these features will make your school yearbook a better reflection of your school year, your fellow students, and all the various activities.

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B-CIUB After a revision of constitution and by laws, the B-Club settled down to a more formal organization than was seen in previous years. The annual Carnival was replaced by a Phys. Ed Show, because it was believed that the Carnival had gown too awkward for effective production. The B-Club administered a two week initiation period to those lettermen pledging membership. They also sponsored one post football game dance. . EW: Swag. Q X -Q T .. Row Row Row Row T: D. Dinan, J. Miller, T. Little, A. Bowland, D. Drury, J. Kearney, C. Mezey, H. Durbin 21 B. Stouffer, J. Fuller, D. Pfaff, H. Davis, J. Jones, T. Faunce, D. Danziger, H. Rubel 3: G. Metz, B. Thompson, B. Ewing, B. Badger, L. Donaldson, C. White, C. Paulson J. Minhiniclc 4: D. Gesquiere, B. Elston, D. Sloan, J. Leslie, M. Sherba, Mr. Hoff fcoachl

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