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

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Hillcrest Staff We members of the Hillcrest Staff can best explain our function with this annual. It represents the efforts, frustrations and accomplishments of all of us. Your approval justifies our existence. J 7 Dick Lundy, Tcm Nlanhard, Pat Johnson, Bill Rosvear, Stcviffer, lVli'. Dennis Www al' Bonnie Richards, Sharon McMullen, Hester Black Jud Ewald, v Y Joyce Adams, Tally Davis, Gail Pringnitz, Chris Neuman. Hester Black, Janice Roramorra, Janice Kolelc, Diane Allmon, Laurel Kimbrough, Barb Van Dylc, Karen Johnson, Sue Woodside. Shield Staff A new publication has been the outgrowth of effort put forth by the staff of the Shield. This paper has been keeping students informed of all the school news and is a welcome addition to the literary department. Standing - Mr. Gregory, Steve Dobyns, Craig Weston, Dan McClellan, Linda Mathews. Seated - Svzv Brown, Nancy Sharp, Marty Cole, Dianne Diamond. Nlarty Peterson, Barb Dewey. On. I-I....A..-,I -..A E:t.--..

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Student Council 4 i Row I - Clason Shumard, Dan Riley fVice-Presidentl, Larry Erdmann fPresi- clentl, Mr, Robinson, Lucile Barnes fsecretaryl, Barb van Dyk fTreas- urerl , Ken Allor, Jim Ford. Row II - Reene Ross, Sut Tivy, Sally Wilson, Jane Durham, Barry Armstrong, Bib Pike, Mark Gonrlek, Row III - john Paige, Vicki Allmon, Bob Hills, Howard Schuneman, Dennis Hall, Gary Wickhaixi. Rowl Lau Row II - rx.- LI....A.--A am-I Fnnrteen The student council is the governing body of th school. In addition to its governing duties, it sponsor buses to the games and bookstore sales. llonor Society Students who maintain a 3.5 scholastic avera in their junior year or a 3.2 scholastic average in thi senior year are eligible for membership in the Natior Honor Society. The National Honor Society is a na organization for B.H.H.S., and it is to be of servi in the future with such plans as a tutoring service. Bobbi Irvine , Bill Rosevear rel Tom Odle Sandy Nunneley. Louise Liu, Phillenore Howard Kutchai, Barb Drummond, Larry Erclmann, John Ma van Dyk, Miss Oerkfitz, Lucile Barnes.

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Row I - Diane Diamond. Marilyn Anderson, Gary Brydell, Ellen McGee, Sylvia Longyear, Mr. Hundley. Row II - Karen Austin, Karen Davies, Renie Sinclair, Sandy Steimloslc, Shirley Conlan, Shela Wooster, Paul Irvine, jim French. Row III - Howard Kutchai, Jim Wolfe. Dave Blanchard, Bob Barrett, John Markley, Dan Bronsen, Ken Allor. These girls helped to malce the library an efficient, pleasant. and useful place of study for students. They devoted much of their time to helping pupils find the magazines, books, and articles which they needed for reports, term papers, and pleasure reading. llfiice Yvorkers One Hundred and Sixteen Hall Monitors This group of students helped to maintain order in the halls and to act as hosts to guests entering the build- ing. Librar Yvorkers Y ef, ,bib Qi' ft 6 0 ' t ,I , Row l f- Nancy Osborn. Hollv Freda, Barb Petersen, Hester Blaclc, Diane, if men Gretchen van Bova-n. Row II 4 Gail. Prmenitz. Sheila Wiioster. Caroline Kozbial, Nancy Sharp, Pe ette X lcRcynolds. These girls, under the direction of Miss Barry have helped in mam' of the detailed functions of the office. Rowl - Tally Davis, Laurel Kiinbrouqh, Sandy Nunneley, .lane Durh Marilyn Saunders. lulie Df'VlieQ A 4 Row II 4 hlartv Petersen. lurrav Pfister, Nancy Little, Debby Arnoldi, Min Stcuffer, lanirc Rccamora