Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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I JUNIOR OFFICERS Left to right: Dorothy Ward Vice President Mary Beattie Secretary Earl Lamberton President Margie Wilmot Treasurer I,--1 jg- ,W ,,, ., A '-as-pi, 6Q,.uv. Year. ! . 'J, ,V 'jf fl, . fr -:ix 7, ,V Qi, H.: ' N vi wit lg W YW 7? ff,-'of M Qwfffffl

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LHST llllll HIIIJ TESTHHIEHT OF THE CLASS OF '50 Marlene Aiken wills her giggles to Jim Huttenlocher to go with his smile. Nonnette Alexander wills her tininess to Joan Rexford. Beverly Allen wills her quiet ways to Skipper Roebke. Shirley Allen wills her dancing ability to stay engaged to Mary Ellen Curry. Joan Booth will her book How to Keep Your Man to Mary Lou Althouse. Joan Bradley wills her enthusiatic cheers to Delores Pacer. Betty Jane Brisson wills her slimness to Steve Huntoon. Chuck Collins wills his irregular attendance to Sylvia Peterson. Thelxna Covert wills her artistic ability to Steve Bilbey. Joan Fuller wills her engagement ring to Johnnie Curry so he can keep it in the family. Cathie Garnier wills all of her belongings with Clark Rouse's name on them to Rose Sax-vis, Donna Gobel wills her natural blond hair to Barbara Waggener. Dick Guerin wills his pretty brown eyes to Jim Smith. ElmerHaggadone wills his remarks in class to Beverly Covert. Dale Jacobs wills his forward ways with women to Bob Sharrock. Lee Johnson wills his knowledge of government to Mr. Bonner, who needs it once in a while. Peggy Keasey wills her pep, energy, and vigor to Pat O'Mara. Carolynn Marshall wills her cute walk to Martha Masters. Jean Mcllrath wills her piano playing ability to the next chorus pianist. Cecil Miller wills his physique to Bob Anderson. Clark Morgan wills his shy ways to David Vincent. Marilyn Mortirnore wills her personality to whoever has enough nerve to take it. Albert Potter wills his freckles to Mary Beattie. Ruby Powell wills her bluntness to Lila Bailey. Bob Rioux wills his whisker to Bob Lindahl. Jenny Schroeder wills herbedroom eyes to Joyce Spooner. Jerry Schroeder wills her ability to keep the servicemen happy to Marie Orr. Hank Shell wills his fear of railroad tracks to Earl Lamberton. Betty Starter wills Freddyto anyone who will return him when she gets back from college. Bill Switzenberg wills his winning ways to Don Dawley. Norma Terry wills her four stripes to anyone who can earn them. Georgina Thayer wills her willingness to help her class make money to Joice Carte. Carole Torr wills her rosy complexion to Warren Hagyard. Carolyn Waterbury wills her good history marks to Bonnie Wells. Julie Warmouth wills her pretty black hair to Irene Woods. Bob Brown wills his crutches to anyone who rides motorcycles. To the Junior class we leave our vacant seats and we hope that they will enjoy their senior year as much as we have. To the Sophomores we leave Mr. Bonner so that they may enjoy his history classes as much as we did. To the Freshmen we leave our four years of high school memories with the hope that you will make good use of them. 17

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JUIIIUHS Lila Bailey Mary Beattie Dorothy Berry Honorah Bilbey Stephen Bilbey Leslie Boyns Nora Brewer Joice Carte Francis Chaffee Beverly Covert Don Dawley Gerald Dubats Charles Henry Claranne Holgerson Stephen Huntoon James Huttenlocher Patrick Jewell Earl Lamberton Geraldine Lang Elsie Larue Robert Lindahl George Mantyla Evelyn McCrum Thomas McDermott Shirley Milligan Elaine Morgan Wayne Morgan Kerry Necholl Joanne Orr Wayne Orr Gail Oswald Elaine Porritt Jaan Rexford Elizabeth Robertso Robert Rose Clark Rouse James Smith Joyce Spooner Westley Smith Dannaiean Tode Barbara Waggener Irene Woods Dolores McMullen Dorothy Word Bonnie Wells Margie Welmot Sylvia Peterson CAMERA SHY Chester Rembaclc Velma Bishop Robert Sharrock fl