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

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fkifed in acfioly Students transfering from other schools are often surprised at the complete physical education program offered at Bloomfield. Soccer, field hockey, ln the spring it's time for outdoor sports again. and football are the main fall sports. ln the winter, These are bassballi Softball' tennis, golf, archeryv and volleyball. basketball. table tennis, and badminton track- Ofgafllzed actlvmfs are necessary for grow' are played. along with tumbling and calesthenics. mg Young minds and bodles- 'lIr. Donald Hoff has been B. H. H. S. athletic Cries of Let's go team! can be beard almost di rector for five years. He is the football. basket- bull. and track roach and is the sponsor of B Club. Both the tt-anis and the school have benc- fitetl front his fine' Cltliflllllg. any hour of the day coming from the girl's gym because Miss Betty Desrhaine is really behind thc girls athletic program. She sponsors C. A. A., Pep Club. Girls' lnterscliool Sports. and Cheerleading. sum., 45. page twenty-five

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I, Mr. Felix Wotila has been teaching in the Bloomfield Hills school system for sixteen years. Students who have taken Driver Education or are members of the bowling league are well acquainted with his collection of humorous stories. My fi ' i 7' 2 ! v A J ti t We t t X W t W a ! V X, jf-dl, ' e L r o a V I laewriferd an cam I fi LA' K. V f 0 L ft JV ' A 4 jjj lin I i X Whether you plan to use a typewriter to . 1 5' KU . ' im rove our colleffe work or if you plan by 4- V V M . , P y D . l Y ' K to enter the business and commercial world, . . XJ f the commercial classes have much to offer. c fwjtrf if fi ff fav Typing, shorthand and practical procedure 1 t ' ' nk ll yi. lv IS the word of the day. ' x 'J Lf . X X xi ,lv fl! 'ne J ,li 'I Driver education is one of our oldest X1 C N y,1 ,f.- U' courses. Twenty-five years ago, students in if i :lil F EV the first graduating class were able to take A If I ' driver-ed. ,: Jw 5 U Commercial students are well acquainted with Ur. Earl Halvis. Although this is his first year here, he has entered into school activity. sponsoring the Commercial Club. page twenty-four Mrs. Lois Miller, the shorthand and bookkeeping teacher, has grown to like the students and per- sonnel since she came to B. H. H. S. in September. Her extra curricular activities include the Com- mercial Club and sponsoring the .lunior Class.

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Mr. Donald Dennis's artistic advise is greatly ap- preciated by both art students and members of the Hillcrest staff. His talents go beyond easels, layouts and pasteups, however, for he sponsors the high school golf team as well. The girls who take homemaking realize Mrs. Nellie Strongis capabilities. Patiently she explains the correct way to sew and cook. After all, what can be more important to a girl than this? What Mr. Edward Sturgeon likes best about Junior Class and the Electronics Club with teaching shop and drafting he sponsors the W V, o U52 OUJ' A610615 Non-academic skills are taught in the Art, Homemaking and Shop departments. The art students have been busy this year creating a permanent wall mural for the back of the art room. This was con- structed of mosaic tiles and plaster. Two of the high spots for the year for Homemaking students are the Christmas Tea and the Spring Style Show. The girls proved their abilities to the school at these times. The Shop has added new activities such as welding and casting. Drafting students have been using the shop to make projects from, their drawings. B. H. H. S. is its enthusiastic student body. Along X' C ' i fi! ck im page twenty-six in FQ if i l if