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

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OCTOBER Goblins and spooks seemed to be unfavorably affecting our football players as we dropped two games to Milford and Northville. ln a fairly successful attempt to drive the evil spirits away, the Kappa chapter of Phi Sigma Tau sponsored the Pigskin Shuffle and many students were seen whooping-it-up at Halloween parties. 11

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l SEPTEMBER The new 6 hour day and a heavy enrollment made the first days of school quite confusing but a bus load of the new students ioined together to cheer themselves hoarse as Bloomfield won their first football game with Clarenceville. Next week was our first home game with Holly. The night of the game the Sophomores held an informal dance. 10

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NOVEMBER Mud, sleet, rain and generally miserable wea- ther was the setting for our Homecoming football game with Oak Park. The only students that re- mained warm and dry were those Student Council members who decorated the gym for their dressy dance that night. The cheerleaders allahed our first touchdown in a big mud puddle and proceeded to wring the water from their white skirts. Although the crowd was cold the victory made everyone very happy. Two new redheads appeared around school at Senior Class play time. They were Ellen Martz and Sue Boyd who played the lead roles in the play, Penny which was adopted from the popular comic strip. A fine supporting cast made the play mirthful and enioyable. ' i if