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

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DECEMBER Seniors caroling in the halls, the individual classes busily decorating their Christmas trees, the Spanish classes making Christmas pinatas and Con- cert preparations heralded in the Christmas Season at our school. Tryouts for the Boy's Basketball Team were cut short the night of the 20th, when students and parents filled the gym to attend the annual Christmas Choral Concert which is always a plea- surable part of our community's Christmas. 13 Mgg is 11 5 W- f .Ziyi F .gt qs X gliiiigi' 'NNI Zeiss S E

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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

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JANUARY The end of Christmas vacation brought stud- ents back from far and wide to classes and the prospect of exams in two weeks. Burning mid- night oil and sweating-it-out were the unpopular but necessary pasttimes of nearly all the students. In fact, the spectators at both Tuesday and Friday night basketball games were seen toting books or catching a quick nap. Birmingham barber shops and beauty parlors were flooded with apointments from Seniors as they prepared for Senior pictures.