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

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X C7 5, This is Miss year at She and is the sponsor of the Future teaches advanced Teachers Club. Miss Barry has traveled extensively in Europe, Mexico, Canada. and the United States. Her hobbies include skiing and bridge. Shoo! ia fdeir Luriineaa N .. There goes that college career down the drain! Mr. Richard Spiess just made a recommendation! Seriously, though, we all appreciate the time Mr. Spiess spends for the student body. Mr. Elwin Murry never roars without a reason and his golden pencil is your key to success. When Mr. Murry isn't calling parents on the telephone, hes giving advice to students concerning schedule changes. Answering phone calls, issuing tardy slips, sign- ing passes, and arranging academic schedules are just a few of the many duties which require the time and attention of the administration. With patience and understanding, Miss Barry, Mr. Mur- ray, and Mr. Speiss work together to keep things running smoothly. page fifteen

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.Ni 'i N. J 'U . x , 1. 1 it X IN 'lu .NX . l X , N, X Mr Eugene ,lahnson's smile is typical, as he always has a friendly word for students and teachers at Bloomfield Hills. He feels the school system is out- standing and is happv to be its superintendent. gfoomhefclg a minidfrafora are Lefaf dung The Superintendenfs position is one which entails the execution of the directives of the Board of Education. Mr. Johnson is in charge of curriculum work, classroom instruction, building, transportation, and finance, among other things. As our school system grows larger, we will need more assistants to administer some of the major divisions, of which Mr. John- son is now in charge. Mr. Menucci now makes the Superintendent's work easier by supervising finances. fl 4 l 1 , 5 tv ,avi .f 1 tif' ft i we .. H ll ,M 2 J Vx 1 N it f ' Alva! ' ,Q . ij., K . M J, F! page fourteen ' l X v f xflg ' a necessary of Mr. Irving Menu As assistant superintendent in charge of finance, it is his responsibility to k our many accounts paid.

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I o if if Students at B. H. H. S. have become aware of the importance of Great Britain due to the efforts of Mr. Richard Derick. He enjoys listening to C. B. C. and sponsoring the new Current Events Book Club. ..M:fi0I'y, l0I 0Ui6!e5 LaCLgl'0l,lJlJ !0l' ik? LUOFIJ :Scene Purchasing an American flag, discussing the candidates for elections, and answering questions about the world's governments are some of the things which show the students, interest in world affairs. This year. the senior participation in a new Ameri- can problems course which includes government, economics. current affairs. and geography is further evidence of the study of world problems at B. H. H. S. Seniors will remember the lively discussions which followed Mr. Khrushchevis visit to the United States, watched on television by American problems stu- dents. Teachers in the history classes have devoted time to the dispelling of American mythology in order to give students a true picture of their country's history. Social science classes provide a background which is essential to world understanding. We must be realistic if we are to face the future -with intelligence. Mr. Clarence Slocum. sponsor of debate and of the Class of '62 teaches Juniors Profit from Miss Eileen Oerkfitzys disglssions of Sporis as wen German ll in addition to his world history classes. His interests vary is Amerlgan Hlstory' She has Spoilsohed Natlonal Honor Society Smce from world travel to further Study of languages. its establishment at Bloomfield High in 1958. i page sixteen