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

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Mr Trott demonstrates techniques to J V players. Bob Young and-Bill Pettibone are playing Dennis Borugian John Howland Dennis Laughlin, Tom Pinney, Bill Weeks, Pick Fairchild and Bryan ONe1l are kneeling, and Dale Peterson, Buff Russel, Larry Burnett Shean Skinner Ty Cool B111 Deeb, Ted Barrett, John Schweppe, Randy Greer, Dave Dillow Dick Paulson Neil Amalifatano, and Bob Clark are standing. The Junior Varsity football team continued their spec- tacular winning record until the last four minutes of the 1959 season. After winning sixteen consecutive games, the junior gridders suffered their first defeat at the hands of a determined Clarkston team. It was a horrified crowd that saw the score change from 14-19 to 20-19 in the last few minutes of play. Despite the final loss, the J.V. team managed to amass more points in their six game season than they had in the previous year with a seven game schedule. Outstanding on the team was Bill Pettibone, triple-threat back. Besides being defensive captain, he was a leading of- fensive scorer and star kicker. Coach Trott looks forward to an undefeated season next year. waitin! .fr Plenty of action typifies the spirit of the J. V.'s.

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6 77 OU! Gig fed y ye Who was it that: attended every football and basketball game, was the peppiest. shouted the loudest, and cheer- ed constantly? Our pick-of-the-crop cheerleaders! The school spirit generated by these cheerleaders was enough to put the winning spark in any team. and it pro- ceeded to do just that. These girls helped cheer our Barons to numerous victories. Neither rain, sleet, or snow could stop our valiant travelers from arriving at their destinations in high hopes of another victory. Marcia Mezy leads Barb Listman, .lane Durham, Jean Rich- ardson, Sue Sass, and ,lane Ryan in a cheer. Phyllis Listman Karan Mcl-Ialpine. Meredith Plaxton, Karen Martens, Barb Stelzer and Pam Walker pull for our J. V. team to defeat Holly. Jane Durham, Sue Sass, Marcia Mezy, Jane Ryan, Barb Llstman and .lean Richardson cheer our Barons on in another exciting game Back in the days of the first grad- uating class, all girls who tried out for cheerleading were accepted. Now, with our present-day competition, only a few of the cheerleading aspirants are accepted. Sue Sass, ,lane Durham, Barb Listman, Jean Richardson, and .lane Ryan 5 f L ,Q page one hundred and thirteen