Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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HILLTOPPER STAFF DEDICATION .... ADMINISTRATION . . FACULTY ...... SENIORS . . IUNIORS ..... SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN . . EIGHTH . . . SEVENTH. . . GRADES ...... ORGANIZATION . . . ATHLETICS . . Cf NTE NTS THREE FOUR FIVE SIX SEVEN FOURTEEN SIXTEEN EIGHTEEN TWENTY TWENTY ONE TWENTY FOUR TWENTY SEVEN THIRTY SDC

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Cl-IS As the members of the Clarkston alumni go about their tasks in life, they will always remember the splendid grandeur and beauty of the Clarkston school. The building itself is a beautiful piece of architecture. Inside are many well-kept rooms. Among these are the Home Economics and the shop room, which contains the latest equipment. In the center of the I-I shaped building is the gym- nasium. This huge room is the pride and joy of the Clarkston stu- dents. It is a full two stories high and contains a balcony and a stage, besides a roomy basketball floor. The building is adorned with beautifully plammed landscaping. An athletic field can be seen nearby. There is no doubt that this struc- ture will be fondly remembered by all who attend Clarkston High.

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I-llL!.'I'f PPER STI- FF Standing L. to R.--S. Masters, W. Longair, R. Allen, D. Leak, D. Anderson R. Jennings, D. Doyle, B. Fell. Seated L. to R.--M. Volberding, M. Keelean, Mrs. Beach, M. Beattie. Not pictured - S. Crosby, P. A. Watson. Editor-in-Chief, Mary Keelean Business Manager, Dick Doyle Advisor, Mrs. Patricia Beach