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

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One of our English teachers, Mr. John Kuhlmrm, has previously taught summer courses in driver education. He has been with the faculty for five years, enjoys music, and likes the well-mannered student body. To de or nof fo de - fltaf id flue queafionv Believing that a complete background in English and Literature is necessary, Bloomfield Hills High School offers a wide variety of courses in these fields. The most recent additions to the department are a senior course in advanced English, including extensive writing along with a thorough study of English literature, and a one semester study in world literature, These classes feature novels, biographies and Greek tragedies on a college level. Class projects include attend- ance at plays and assemblies. For the serious student, the English department contains fundamental and advanced courses as prepara- tions for higher education. . , Lf , lcv 1' A course in speech will soon be a part of the required curriculum Q g jg- . for every Bloomfield Hills High School student. This course teaches ' f0M'7 302 ft ude s to organize and use ,reference material and enables them to ,M J , X . . f .AP I ,H ,A speak easily ,before an ience on both prepared and impromptu f ' ith ,7 . '7 A -- o s. s ' 'N J 'V f Xi' 1 ,rv ffl ,fb . f ,ff ,f Mr, Don Gregory keeps pac with a full schedule. ln the summer it's tennisg in the winter, skiing. When. hefs not instructing English or journalism students, Mr. Gregory can be found in the back seat holding hands with the Jills. For the past three years, Miss Cramer Percival has been the sponsor of the class of '60 and teacher of English. Fishing and traveling in the Canadian Rockies, photography, and leather carving keep Miss Percival out of trouble.

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dfimufafe infefecfuaf curioriify c .W C The science and math dep tments offer basic concepts in their respective fields as a firm founda- tion for further study. Beginning next year. the cur- riculum will also include courses in advanced physics and advanced Algebra ll. A special attraction of the science department is a summer field biology course. The student at Bloomfield Hills High School is able to expand his interests through projects in solid geometry. physics. chemistry. and photography. Turning up his nose at foul smells is only one aspect of Mr. Roy Thonzpsorfs career at B. H. H, S. Along with teach- ing chemistry. he conducts classes in trigonometry and spon- sors the Electronics Club. L, teaching solid geometry and tr1g1onomt'lry, .lIr. Charles Robinson has carried on thc tliversifit-tl mrovram ,- of ln-ing sponsor of the Student cAllllll'll and coach of the tennis and loothall teams in his two years at ll. H. H. 5. Wnreck is already actively teaching algebra. sponsoring this Math Club. and coaching our Cross County team. His team attained third place in the state this year. ln her first year at ll. H. H. S.. fllrs. Jenn Hrmmri has, in addition to teaching math courses. participated in the activi- ties of two chapters of Phi Sigma Tau as sponsor. G' 'x 1 ti N xt v tt if Nl ic 0 -Y N x tl N Q5 A-.X Y -n ,.

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7' --QQ As spot-t-lt and lll'2lIIlLlllt,'S ts-avller at ll. H. H. S.. flflr. Glenn W,00SfP7' is sponsor of the junior and senior plays. During his seven years at Bloomfield. he has found the students a sourre of enjoyment especially if they have a flair for , acting. K I 'J W' W W L . My N P- t.. t fl y ,Alf W u V 143 W if WM 0 t l Ts.. , Students on many campuses across the country are thankful for Mr. Bruce Corte's MVS- Mflfifyn WC'b5fff. CHQ be Seen. Timing dvwn senior English classes. judging from reports coming back from here and there. W00dW3fd CVCTY m0fnmg In hPr Whfie SPUNS CHF- His fine interpretation nf Shakespeare is reflected in his teaching, and Macbeth Any member Of hel' C1355 C0Uld ffsflft' that much and Hamlet really come alive to his students. has been leafnpd in English this Year-