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

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N l: N. Brown, A. Ryan, L. Pape, M. Stacey, J. Eclington, UB RA RIA NS N 2: J. Bromley, K. Joines, B. Brien, C. Anderson, J. Adani, H. Freda, J. Marshall, J. Gondek, N 32 G. Clark, R. Marsh,:D. Bailey, Mr. Ollis HAH. MONITORS Row Row Row Row Row J. B B B Weidinger, M. Gardzinski, N. Little, B. lrvine, G. Manvil Putzig, J. Case, R. Marsh, D. Potts, T. David, D. Huebner, B. Ogur, Mr J. . Kasamyer, J. Duncan, S. Reeves . Bumgardner, H. Ruebel, R. Johnson, B. Wright, B. Stelzer . Elston, J. Minhinick, C. Mezey PROJECTIUNIS TS

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MATH Cl.UB Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Condon, this years' Math Club has taken much constructive interest in such things as: crystalography, mathe- matical puzzles, and the slide rule. They also made a very worth while trip to the Burroughs Adding Machine Company. OFFICERS President-Rick Marsh I Vice-President-Dave DeWindt 1 1: C. Crochett, E. Johnson, P. Pell, E. Hogston, D. Rohmoser, Mrs. Condon N. Clevers, J. Marshall I 22 R. Barrett, J. Miller, R. Marsh, D. DeWindf, L. LeGr0s, J. Gray, A. Plaxfon, J. Chika, C. Jecura, B. Treadway, R. Flemming, D. Bailey, G. Clark, R. Edwards, J. Fuller llednesday night Chess meets, under the es ot Mr. Velkoff, provided much benefit leasure to its members. CHESS CLUB J. Marsh, R. Treadway, G. Clark, Mr. Velkoff, R. Marsh, J. Chika, J. Markley

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PHI SIGMA TAU S low low low Zow low D i OW low T. MacManus, N. Smith, S. Jesson, E. Martz N. Buckley, S. Clark, A. Gallaudet, L. Lopata B. Brien, G. Raeder, P. Lindbloom, C. Carr M.A. Ogur, L. Roberts, B. Braund J. Sachs, S. Boyd, L. Pinkerton, C. Stephens T. Brock, S. Gerard, K. Joines N. Lee, A. Ryan, G. Ferth, C. Wilde iw 'l nw iw iw ' W wi N2' N3. vii' 5. B- Gll UY, -l- G0r1del1, L. Colburn, C. Jaenichen M. Gottlieb, G. VanBoven, P. Morgan, S. Wooster, '-3-Baines, F- Harrington, s. woodaaae, E. Johnson, M. sfouffef, P. Pell 4: M'55 Bclwlnslflf C- French, P. Johnson, L. Keefer, B. Glass, C. Crocket J. Schurer, E. Hogston, J. Sterling Miss l'l0ffiS, J- Buschagen, M. Bay, J. Angevine, C. Keller M.A. Morrow, M.L. Darnell, J, Wegdingen D. Corpwn L. Pape, M. Gardzinslci, J. Adani M. Stacey, B. Ratliff N. Clevers, Miss Nordstrom, M. Longdylce '17 R- Y With their main purpose being to promote better and closer relations with faculty and with friends, the Phi Sigma Tau organization enioyed a,most successful year. Their highlighting events were: candy sales, bake sales, a toboggan party, and a very outstanding Valentine Dance. Due to the tremendous increase in the Student Body, Phi Sigma Tau now consists of the Alpha, Beta, Kappa, Delta, Theta, and Epislon chapters. The T956-57 school year witnessed con- tinued growth in the band which had 34 mem- bers. The band gave public presentations at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. A 14 piece pep band, newly organized this year, played at most of the football games. Several members enter- ed the solo and ensemble festival. The band is looking forward to continued growth and pro- gress. I