Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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 Paul Stevens Kenneth Skarritt Betty Walter Curtis Wright Marion Yost Frederick Yeager Frederick Pratt Marjory Taylor Louise Gulick Genevieve Beardslee June Dunston Buddy Brandt Jack Converse Vivian O’Roak Caroline Walter Winifred Miller Jeanette Miller Marguerite Andrews Earl Burdick Betty Jane Cheeseman Edsel Drake Manley Drake Jwilva Finzel Kenneth Francis Bernadine Hoyt Mary Kathrine Hammond Duane Hursfall Elnora Jencks Gordon Jones Lawerence Kuerbitz George Lawson C. C. Miller Hubert Molter Jesse Poole Robert Pratt Margaret Stiener Stanley Spencer Eugene Vliet George Williams Ruth Walter Clifford Waterbury, Jr. Jack Wilde Ralph Yost Robert Taylor Edward Bonsteel Orrin Converse, Jr. Myra Cole Myron Cole Ralph Cole, Jr. Virginia Gulick Henry Hoyt, Jr. Russell Jencks “We’re all in our places. With sunshiny faces; Oh, this is the way, We start each new day. Whatever the weather, We make it together, In work and in play, A beautiful day 21

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THE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Lillian Beardsley Warner Beckman Chester Fiske Frank Green Allison Holcomb Wilber Merritt Charles McMillan Tom Parnall Harvey Petty Bernice Powers Glenn Putnam Charlotte Spencer Janette Ward Harry Wildes Edwin Amidon Herbert Beach Drexel Beucler Vonda Douglas Edward Furse L. C. Galligan Leo Jencks John Miller Lucy Molter Lewis Pardee Wilma Plumb Edward Renwick Merritt Rockwell Cecilia Seeterlin Gertrude Stephens Alma Sutton Emerson Vliet Thirty-one boys and girls, in number, are we. The Third and Fourth Grades, you see, Our year together we'll never forget, Its many pleasant memories, with few regrets. Our Literary Club during the year Have had some very good meetings here. With Drexel for president, and for secretary L. C. Vonda, vice-president, Gertrude, guard of our treasury. We have had parties and celebrated special days, Entered into baseball and volley ball, in just ways. We have hud our ups and many, many downs, Been called tattle-tales and looked on with frowns. But now as the year's end comes in sight, We have gained power to battle for the right. And as we jo thru the Clarkston High, We'll recall mem'ries of the stucco building near by. 20

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