Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1959 volume:

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L...J And the Contacts and friendships A vital part of that education Formed and strengthened In many ways By many people And many things In the class rooms And halls Even elections And the politicians Add their flavor Here at Clarkston where Everyone speaks Friendly Spirit of the Students L- ttf Y I VK I r X? if if 7 -QVYQ XL Rl? ,Q f if 'iff q Yf 6fg I iffy? f Qi Wifi? KQV' x 4 -P 4 33595 F And the Classes We Attended Classes Sz Studies The reason we're here The ones you slept through Dreaded Enjoyed Your Knack for always being late Burning the midnight oil Chemistry labs Research papers gg Ihe D in Math you tried to forget A11 prerequisites for that Diploma 17? 2103 V 522121 l 11 , 4' Us ,. UT. 5, 45- T59 gi X Lhpl-r-nb N U QM s.- I !X Mxxxx GH ., , Q um . Q lk ' i qw Remember Our Parties Q 'iffy '71,-M. -f c Y., fra' The Chicken, the Stroll and now The Bop! We have been known to party a little Our Graduation Parties Open Houses Pajama Parties Banquets The big spring formal with Favors and flowers Bob Williams and his band The Fenton Weaver Orchestra Pizza at Roccos Our Junior High Student Council dance We'll always remember Washington, D. C. -:YK xv If - -fl v , '::..,f- -ww - ,,.. .7-f' K V M' .4 v A , Y. ...W ,N-1 Z X gr' 1 Z Blood, sweat, and victories Homecoming Dad's Night The Band, pep rallies, bon fires The cheerleaders--Rah, rah Beat Oldordl Basketball in the gym and the baseball games Where the fans got their money's worth Just razzing the umpire Track, go!! And a. lot of Memories 45 And Athletics JE And Our Music Festivals Science Fairs Salesmanship Initiations The big school carnival King, Queen Princes, Princess' Hi-Y, Y- Teens projects to help others Working together, playing togetherg In between, growing closer together Forming ties that can never be broken f 0 - -2 J 7' n 3 . I ap- X fx O I- J r, ui 'l 'l ' : T ' 4 ..Q.',. 4 ' -A ' A' a .Q - ctivities at Clarkston f fi xfd QS Q Q 1 i fb .Aff f I Aff? .1 if Q ,mf ,: f,,,sw-4 X gk., ff W f ,, V V Wx ' N. A , , 12'A ' K S 'W 5 Nm WE. 16, 1 X 5 J Q all i55f233 K. .4 ..... G a 6 ,, , ,Z-.,-,,:..,.. V W- . V Lf! 4 T , 3 2 5' i ' k KV ,sl A .f-f ' 'm s -r , amen l 1. introduction 1-15 2. Contents 16-17 3. Dedication 18 4. Administration 19 5. Faculty 20-25 6. Maintenance Staff 26 7. Classes 28-58 Seniors 30-41 Senior Personalities 42 Underclassmen 43-58 Who's Who 59 8. Activities 60-73 9. Music 74-79 10. Senior Play 80 11. Junior Play 81 12. Athletics 82-99 Football 84-86 Homecoming 87 Basketball 88-90 Racket Squad 91 Varsity Club 92 Track 93 Baseball 94 Golf 95 Cheerleaders 96-98 G.A.A. 99 13. Outstanding Seniors 102 14. Advertisements and Snapshots 101-111 15. Hilltopper Staff 112 JQZTW if , E , at an Q if e f r , , ,E f c ' 1 A 2 ' i E 5 4 W S AE Qi ' e ' 4 f 3 i AC' Dedication We, the graduatmg class of 1959, 1n humble gratxtude for the1r txme and work spent for our welfare w1sh to dedlcate th1s, our annual, to Mr w11k1l'lS0l'1 and Mr Burnette We have learned through the1r gurdance m athlet1cs, 1n the classroom, and as sponsors how to become better c1t1zens The1r concern for us mounted as each year passed, and they voluntarlly helped us galn the knowledge so vltal to our future hvmg Now It IS t1me for us to rehnqmsh our place at Clarkston Hlgh SchooL We must say goodby to our h1gh school days and enter a blgger and harder way of l1fe Because you, Mr Wllkmson and Mr Burnette, have so earnestly helped us prepare for our new respons1b1l1t1es, to you we are proud to dedicate th1s 1959 HILLTOPPER E 1 Ti, . is . 9 . . Q . . . . SUPER INTENDENT J . ASSISTANT TO THE SUPERINTENDENT Board of Education Seated, left to right, Ronald Weber: Keith Leak School Board Presidentg Walton Robbins. Standing, left to right,, R. E.Spohn and Walt Wilberg. PRINCIPA L 1? Dr. L. F. Greene Mr. R. L.K1ingman Mr. S. F. Goedde SECRETARIES Left to right, Mrs. Gwinevere Weston and Mrs. Dorothy Allen. NJ 'Q' Allan Peterson Kelly Burnette Head of Science Department Science Department Science in the Clarkston High School can be a continuous experience from grades seven through twelve. Science in the seventh through the ninth grade is designed to give the terminal student a course of study that will broaden his intellectual outlook on the every day events that science has to offer the individual. Biology will take the student into more detail in the fields of plant and animal life and the relationship they have to each other. Chemistry provides functional knowledge concern- ing the composition of matter and the chemical and physical changes that occur in matter, while physics is concerned with the functional understanding of matter and energy. MPS- PHf1'iCi11 Beach Mrs. Genevieve Parker 'Nix yi? If nw' N tsg' we-f '7 K . Qs Miss Barbara Sanborn Mrs. Marilyn Hanson u 7 ,:'-' K VF gt .auf L..,, K I Y 4 P7 1 H ,Qin Q ,, 'Nav t l' 'B ., XX . ' ' , - , QU' '. 'wi fc - Xw ,,3 3 A ggzfgd, g Qlgw 1 QQ 4' i?T7 f ...?' Miss Mary Bowlby Vernon Lockert Head of Math Department Mathematics Department X ,. mm E af . ,fm 1 , 'kiwi 4 -r LM' 5' Paw 4 L A i u 1 1- 1 v a X if-Ji 5, f, ef 3 -t Y , ff 6, .ta i . Tri., . ,pi ., w :5553,Q,'. if H ,f'-'xii ' P. Q4 t ,, .,, S 1 , ' Q. , 'mf 1 K5 .. 231. r 'r' -1 X - .2 , A -. S. William Owen Mrs. Harriet Anderson It is generally agreed that a public school educa- tion is to train the student to meet the problems of life. It would be hard for a person to go through life without using mathematics at one time or another. A general knowledge of arithmetic is necessary just to solve the problems that arise in everyday life. All of us will someday face the prob lems of buying a home, budgeting our income, bank- ing, and figuring income tax-just to name a few. It is the purpose of our Junior High mathematics courses to train each student to solve the arithme- tic problems usually faced in everyday life. The professions and skilled trades require a knowledge of mathematics beyond arithmetic. Our Senior High program, in addition to reinforcing the junior high arithmetic, presents the mathematics required for college and the skilled trades. David Randall Mel Vaara tgp, 'i f ,-7-. V -A Z 0 N ln 166 'Rl - mf' I N. . I in 1 Q I X, N' , hx Q I V Eugene Scholler Miss Lorna Wildon Miss Marcia Klauser Miss Hilda Benjamin English Department In every activity connected with the English Department our goal is to know what and how to communicate. When we study literature, various authors and poets tell us something to inform us, to make us consider an idea, or to entertain us with humor- ous, sad, or exciting situations. We learn to SXPPGSS Our OWI1 thoughts correctly and clearly by studying grammar and punctua- tion. Through reports, speeches, discussions, and work on the Wolf Cry or the Hilltopper we get the practice so necessary to buildglf-confidence in the oral and written exchange of ideas and information. The things we do and use may vary. One day we may write business letters, and another day, use the tape recorder. The object, however, is always the same--- effective and constructive communication, the key to our progress in the past and in the future. M155 Gloria Utschig Richard Urban Mrs. Margaret Wiseman Glenn Karseboom Head of English Department Mrs . Ethelyn Hyde 'V af' - -sz- E, ig I Y Miss Helen Gernaat Home Economics X , I I --..,..-.qi ii.f 9Q :1:ffx,e 'Kgs ' 1 ibfgig 325 f v, 5 A M +154 Va fu -Y, wh , .ieafkfi -9 if 1 , n, , if 5 Dominic Mauti Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Margaret Campbell Art 'PX :!' J r Leigh Bonner Head of Social Studies Bob ...Z V , xii: ahh 'X Social Studies Department Q, , V 2 my 1 4 5 E , We X A A Convinced that our system of living and method of government are the best existing in the world today, we hope through the social studies our stu- dents will learn that this did not just happen. We want our students to know that these things are the results of the labors of our foresighted ancestors and that if we want these things to endure, we must keep ourselves informed and be as willing to work for this cause as they were. It is our hope that through the study of geography and history of the World our students will become informed of our position and responsibilities in this World. x . .2 1 Leach Shelton Department Wilkinson Bob Mills Chris Neilson Don Healy Floyd Vincent il. is , '2 g f 5 ' Q My R .fp .- ' 'A 9, - t .,., ' 1' w W ,A H ,Q ,-9 A .V V , , Q, 4 V.-: x H F +5 '. : I V - ,--v gg l f 2 T A LN' X Q iiiiallliifzgi M VK H T xt' T f if W Commercial Department A complete commercial curriculum is designed to prepare the student for employment in the various fields of business. The curriculum requires the successful completion of five courses o ere . For the student on the general curriculum, the commercial courses help to prepare the stu- dent for the business activities of home and personal life. They include legal information, writing and typing letters, and keeping personal accounts and records. Business also enters the col lege preparatory curriculum. The courses assist the student in typing term papers, manuscripts, letters, managing money, and many times provide a skill for part-time employment. Not pictured Art Pappas MTS- Patricia SCh9bO1' Mrs. Mary Ann Pappas Eugene McCurdy ix f IQ- ' L ,Qs lf' 9X -Q 1:9- N7 CIL2' Mrs. Doris Wilkinson Terry Thomas Gir1's Counselor Boy's Counselor 'S if c :- ma ,iii X, 1 WW, E lf 'si Barry Breidenbaugh Special Education v 1 ff 's ?,5l gi -W' V wfyzyw Ed Hintz Boy's Physical Education A few yy, 'si riffs' V 1, 1 a ' ,Zu ' ., .ww '-.wi - ,ff , f 3 Z .1-,-1 4 n A ':g. V A- J?.,Li. , ,V ily., 5 .11. Mrs. Eleanor Thayer Librarian Mrs. Arlene Peterson Vocal Music Bart Conners Instrumental Music Miss Ann Palermo Girl's Physical Education g.4f+ fx ff. ' :Qs ' Q V ,.- K , : a r., ', , ' 5 ,' 4 'xx , Ralph Thayer Driver Training ,ja-sl N 1 -n-dl FF Ken Battani Substitute Teacher 'Y ,EVYULW fx . ' 5 x c F? ,vi un!! Q ff T' i My 15 fl , r V-'J Y 1 I 2 Lunchroom Sta ff Seated, Mrs. Ora Wells. Standing, left to right, Mrs. Rudie Vines, Mrs. Eva Green, Mrs. Gurneth Dennis, Mrs. Margaret Snyder, Mrs. Bert Allen Mrs. Regina Hankins, Everyday our cafeteria staff works very hard to give us the proper meals. They prepare nice warm lunches in the win- ter and cool appetizing food for those warm spring days. 5 :V .-.I..5.:: 5 : y J' i J! 1 ui, 1 Custoclia ns Glenn Kerton, Lucius Miller, Bob Boyns. Not Pictured, Clifford Waterbury and Sen- nate Martin. Our custodian staff works day and night to keep our halls and classrooms spotlessly clean. They are always ready to clean up after dances and basketball games and lend a helping hand. i Au J f x M ...M X f' fr fa v Q7 .... .3-3-gg 'u ' l F 6 sg-- C Bus Drlvers Left to right, Mr. Winklepeck, Mrs. Nelsey, Mrs.Moore, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. King, Mrs. Min ton, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Pervo, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Roy. To get you to school on time in the morning, to get you home at night safe and sound, that is the bus drivers' job and that is just what they have done. F3558 9 2 'Wi YK' ,, W' ' 'MQ 4 U M, Us f 5 . -. X 1 . 'iw xg-. ,M 1 gi S- VV9' ,fu 'gr -y 2 , - 'pi' Qbfiif, sbp!! ,f 4 .ihlxa 5A.'b:1L.!.N QL: 'FD fgwsff' l7,l ll I HSSQS L ' .1 lm 'WM 'IB 5? SI , TSI Nu.,- 'a 5 ,3 WMM M ff Shi. .f lbw. ,if fa' 57 MQ IZa0 Ruthann Carmean Larry Stelmach Beverly Jennings F President V Senior Class Officers an-uw 11915 Perry Smlth Suma Cum Laude Graduating With Hugh Honors Susan Johnson A .' - rfb . , 2 1 f f, M. V X. fi if . ,im fi- Q., +...nv 4, W A' rx I K red Turek iCe President Secretary Treasurer lan Wells Jerllyn M1HtOn l 9 .4 Q9 ON. 'lx !... ' K :Q ', 'Z . K A454 1 Q 0 ' in r r f' ' e s ,L 'far 3 I vig? r ' - s -' :1 fi of ' ' ' n i zfilg ass -.'1, ' Z 'E X' Gary Armstrong Ron Armstrong Gary Ash Bob Bates Gary Beach Roy Berg Charles Betts Jackie Brown Bette Bullard Pat Bullard Betty Buzzell Dan Campbell ,WK 7 I 6 . l ',,-fox xfif' if ' f v ,Q .Ti IW , X S' 4 '7 , b Je 'I F my u - Af' .sa 7 V ' 7'Z:'L?:. 1.5-Y J' 'L , f Q f I ,,h, ,jj I ,',' 3' - f' If ,ww g mg M , 4' Q65 V .. -lik .. sw -f . m f ng NX-N! ct -1, ,Q af' it , ax if I .Mtg fg Ka i ,lf 3' sur'-J X I f w f V24 1 Q 'N N.. AFS one X W Q 5 4-5, .fi .1 sq' f 5 -8' .gnu-' YH? In-n ff I Z QQ fm? ,,,,,. rn'-v C 46' -C! 5 42 F? Dave Campbell Jay Campbell IQ pw Q Ruthann Carmean Earl Cohoon Nora Cornell Joe Courier Janee Eisenlohr Sharon Evans Carol Fitch Pat Fredericks Neal Gaddis Sandra Garneau .. -, .5 J A fx . ith , 01 rf' Barbara Gillis Barbara Gobel John Greene , fat 'l! ' Sandra Greshem af 4' ZW ,is 0,1 X v- F 2-?bihr mfbi. l Anita Haddrill Qffvrw Steve Halliday N 'K . 'W-S5 f L. l we inda Hallmark gf Charles Hancock ' Charlene Helm -S ' Y - x Jerry Helsel ,H Jim Hennig Mary Ellen Hogan X 'H-swf' Rfk-ff: QX 33 'NYU if K -li 4-5 Hia-' ,J Win.. 4-rg-g is aff I '2 Q 542' ,Fl 93' SI' fi 140 67 ix ,.,,:Efl? F5 O5 3 .nz .,.bg:. a ff X M my of , .. , 3 mis 'fingg N K -M ' ,Q J, Z BW' . K? 4' Wh 2' , Wim Jake Hoskins Carolyn Hubbard Carolann Hutchinson Victor Ison Bill Jacobs Barbara Jackson Beverly J ermings Joe Jennings Karen Jennings Don Jockwig Susan Johnson Carol Land Leona Liedel Pat Locke Floyd Menzies Carol Miller Sharlene Miller Jim Miner Jerilynn Minton Nancy Mosier Viola Murray Gary Norman Carol O'Nei1l Diane Pace Ou WVU! ai: 1 15 s '32- , 'UF Q, Z Q :1 .M ff L y . - .. ,gr J y 6 , f is UU e and af ms X 'wax vu? .xl 'X 14 'Yvf' 7 f r 1 IY U1- -1 5'f'5' 1 ,110 ,- A . I +L! V 'TQ f X iiii ii Q' X A Fred Park Elizabeth Pence Doug Powell Larry Powell Norman Powell Bob Price Lucy Rader Betty Rose Ellen Repphun Tom Rondo Larry Saiz Bob Schwarze Barbara Sexton ,him 1 'N 'Q-Q Paul Smith '17 Perry Smith vv 95 If Pat Sommers Ed Springer ,aw ' Dorothy Staley fy 915. -ee, Q Larry Stelma ch Barbara Stierstorfer -f-'-:mm Carol Stock if fa? Pg ia-Q., Ken Stock 0 45, 1 Diane Taylor ws. Linda Teague 37 Q45' if 4' arf' Q mid '2b QQ 40 9 19' ,W E i if Mm f ,Y 'ggi l ig, '.-'35 '-3? 'Wi 1 I 15: V -qrw ' 1 x U if -.. X. , YS ':f?'q' .V my W in rm V, f i s x Kgs 27 ...fm 97 - J W 38 ,ri Bailey Terry Jerry Terry John Tisch Barbara Tossey Fred Turek Grace Van Kuren Frank Vargo Donna Von Koehnen Stan Walter Carolyn Warrick Cecil Weber Dick Wellman Alan Wells Judy Whitlock Linda. Wilkinson Jerry Wilmot Charlene Wilson Pat Yotuig GARY CLAYTON ARMSTRONG Chorus 12 Senior Play 12 Football 9,10, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Baseball 9,11, 12 RONALD DEAN ARMSTRONG Hi-Y 12 Hall Monitor 12 Audio Visual Aids 10, 11, 12 Senior Play Football 9, 10, 12 GARY LEE ASH Hi-Y 11, 12 Hall Monitor 12 Audio Visual Aids 11, 12 Coin and Stamp Club, Pres. 9 Band 9,10,11, 12 Jr. Play Football 9 ROBERT JUNIOR BATES F00tball 9,10 GARY RICHARD BEACH ROY JAY BERG CHARLES EDWIN BETTS JACQUELINE FAY BROWN Future Nurses 9 Wolf Cry Staff 11, 12 Hall Monitor 11, 12 Counselors Office Girl 11 Chorus 9.10.11. 12 Racket Squad ll Carnival Court 11 Chorus Award ELIZEBETH ANNE BULLARD Student Council 9 Future Nurses 10,11 Wolf Cry Staff 11,12 Hall Monitor 12 Chorus 9 Racket Squad 10, 11, 12 G. A. A. 11 Hilltopper Staff 12 - Qgx P-Q. 41'T 7 I 'N in Us ? 1, 'J H' 6 bv kv Q IDG MX Y5 db If ' was sw , V f i f Ai fi 3. 'F' pug , ,f,,,'1u- , 'Nu in , 741' Qs 109 can---M 'fi , 1 I 1955. x Q , f I' it , li W.-4vl 7's,, .fl ,K R -, fl ww'f:ax:,,Av Q ,L 1 at wg' i., A -ti.-.Q'a, it SENIOR ACTIVITIES PATRICIA LOUISE BULLARD Debate 10, 12 Forensics 12 Wolf Cry Staff 12 Chorus 9, 10 Senior Play Racket Squad 10, 11,12 G. A. A. 12 Hilltopper 12 Class Treasurer 9 Science Fair, Superior BETTY LOU BUZZELL Student Council 10, 11, 12 Student Council, V. P. 11 Forensics 12 Future Teachers 11,12 Future Teachers, Sec. 12 wolf Cry Staff 11,12 Y-Teens 12 Gym Assistant 9,10, 11, 12 Senior Play Racket Squad 10, ll, 12 Racket Squad, Pres. 12 Cheerleader 9 G. A. A. 9, 10, 11,12 DAN ERWIN CAMPBELL Senior Play Jr. Play DAVID ARTHUR CAMPBELL Football 9, 10 JAY D. CAMPBELL Hi-Y10,11, 12 Hall Monitor 10, 11 Football 9 Basketball 9,10,11,12 Varsity Club 10, 11, 12 Track 9,10,11, 12 Hllltopper Staff 10 Carnival Court 11 39 RUTHANN LOUISA CARMEAN Y-Teens 12 Hall Monitor 10,11 Gym Assistant Counselor's Office Girl 12 Senior Play Homecoming Court 9,10 Girl's Basketball 9, 10, 11,12 Cheerleader 9,10, 11,12 G. A. A. 9,10,11,12 Class President 9,10,l1, 12 G. A. A. President 12 EARL RUSSELL COHOON Football 9,10 NORA MARIE CORNELL Forensics 12 Future Teachers 9,1O,11,12 L., 'f-A:- 1 Future Teacher. Historian. Librarian Future Nurses 12 Hall- Monitor 12 Senior Play Junior Play Hilltopper Staff 11 Science Fair Superior 10 JOSEPH SAM COURIER Future Teachers 10, 11, 12 Hi-Y 11, 12 Hall Monitor 12 Junior Play Football 10, 11, 12 Homecoming Court 12 Basketball Mgr. 11 varsity Club 11,12 Track 11 Baseball 9 JANEE AUSTIN EISENLJOHR Future Nurses 9,10 Hall Monitor 12 Racket Squad 12 SHARON EVANS Chorus 10 Senior Play Racket Squad 12 Hall Monitor 12 Christmas Play 12 CAROL JEAN FITCH Student Council 10 11 Wolf Cry Staff 12 Hall Monitor 9 10 12 Biology Club 10 11 12 Biology Club Pres 11 Band 9 10 11 12 Girl s Basketball 9 10 Racket Sguad 9 10 11 12 A 1 PATRICIA LEE FREDERICKS Forensics 12 Future Teachers 12 Future Nurses 9 10 Biology Club 9 10 11 Band 9 10 11 Senior Play Racket Squad 12 Science Fair Superior 10 NEAL CLARK GADDIS Chorus 9 Baseball 11 SANDRA ELIZABETH GARNEAU BARBARA JEAN GILLIS MaJorette 12 Junior Play G A A 2 Hilltopper Staff 12 BARBARA JEAN GOBEL Hall Monitor 12 Chorus 11 12 Senior Play JOHN LESLIE GREENE H1 Y 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 VHFSIIY Club 11 12 DOUGLAS GRAHAM Transferred from Holly 12 Chorus 12 SANDRA LEE GRESHEM Y Teens 12 Counselors Office Girl 11 Girl s Basketball 9 10 11 Cheerleader 9 10 11 12 Cheerleader Captain 12 . .A. 9 10 1 G. A. A. Secretary 12 Class Treasurer 9 10 11 ANITA LYNNE HADDRILL Transferred from La.ke Orion 0 Wolf Cry Staff 11 12 Wolf Cry Editor 12 Y-Teens Reporter 12 Biology Club 11 12 Biolo y Club Sec. 11 State Science Journal 11 Chorus 11 12 Senior Play Junior Play STEPHEN MERIDITH HALLIDAY Transferred from Flint 11 Junior Play LINDA KAY HALLMARK Transferred from Blytheville Ark. 11 Chorus 11 Senior Play CHARLES FREDERICK HANCOCK Hi-Y11 12 Chorus 11 Senior Play Jr. Play Football 9,10 Basketball 9, 10 Varsity Club 10, 11,12 Baseball 9,10 Golf 10, 11, 12 CHARLENE JOYCE HELM Transferred from Jackson High School 12 Future Nurses 12 JERRY DUAINE HELSEL JAMES THEODORE HENNIG Hall Monitor 11 12 Junior Play Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Varsity Club 9 10 11 12 Track 9 11 12 Carnival Court 9 MARY ELLEN HOGAN Future Nurses 9 Chorus 11 12 Girl s Basketball 9 JAKIE HOSKINS Industrial Arts Club Sec 12 CAROLYN LAURA HUBBARD Transfer from Sault St Marie 11 Chorus 11 12 CAROLANN JOYCE HUTCHINSON Hall Monitor 11 Counselor s Office Girl 12 Senior Play Girl s Basketball 10 G A A 0 VICTOR S ISON Forensics 12 Hall Monitor 12 Biology Club 11 12 Audio Visual Aids 11 Senior Play BARBARA JUNE JACKSON Transfer from Piggott Ark 10 Forensics 12 Future Nurses 12 Y Teens President 12 Biology Club 11 12 B1ology Club V P 12 State Science Journal 11 Senior Play Junior Play WILLIAM DENNIS JACOBS Hall Monitor 11 12 Track 11 Science Fair Award BEVERLY JANE JENNINGS Forensics 12 Senior Play Junior Play Class Secretary 10 11 12 JOSEPH RAYMOND JENNINGS Debate 10 Future Teachers 9 10 11 Future Teachers Librarian 11 Wolf Cry Staff Bus. Mgr. 11 Hall Monitor 10 Librarian 9. 10 11 Biology Club 11 12 Biology Club Pres. 12 State Science Journal 11 Chorus 9 11 12 Senior Play KAREN ETHEL JENNINGS Student Council 11 Forensics 12 Hall Monitor 11 Junior Play DONALD WILSON JOCKWIG, JR. Senior Play Junior Play SUSAN ELIZABETH JOHNSON Debate 12 Future Teachers 10, 11,12 Future Nurses 9 Hall Monitor 12 Librarian 9 Junior Play Racket Squad 9, 10, 11,12 Science Fair Superior 10 CAROL DARLENE LAND LEONA IDUISE LIEDEL Future Nurses 9 Hall Monitor 11 40 PATRICIA ANN LOCKE Forensics 11 Future Nurses 12 Hall Monitor 12 Librarian 12 Biology Club 12 Racket Squad 9 12 FLOYD ALBERT MENZIES Basketball 9 CAROL ANN MILLER Hall Monitor 12 Chorus 10 11 12 Chorus Award SHARLENE ANN MILLER Hall Monitor 11 Senior Play A 9 10 1 JAMES EDWIN MINER H1 Y 12 Chorus 10 11 Football 9 10 11 Track9 1011 12 Regional Track Medal Baseball 12 Golf 12 JERILYNN KAY MINTON Transfer from Isaac E Crary 10 Hall Monitor 11 Y Teens 12 Senior Play Junior Play NANCY RUTH MOSIER Counselor s Office Girl 10 11 VIOLA MARIE MURRAY Future Nurses 9 10 Hall Monitor 11 12 Senior Play GARY LEE NORMAN NANCY CAROLYN O NEILL Forensics 12 Future Teachers 9 10 11 12 Future Teachers President 12 Wolf Crv Staff 11 12 Librarian 9 11 Senior Play Girls Basketball 9 10 11 Racket Squad 9 10 11 12 . .A. 9 1 DIANE MARIE PACE Band 9 10 11 12 RALPH FREDERICK PARK Chorus 12 Football 9 10 Track 9 ELIZABETH ANN PENCE Forensics 12 Future Nurses 9 10 11 12 Hall Monitor 12 Biology Club 10 Senior Play Racket Squad 9, 10 Hilltopper Staff 12 SHERMAN DOUGLAS POWELL Debate 12 Forensics 12 Future Teachers 12 Wolf Cry Staff 12 Biology Club 11,12 State Science Journal Chorus 9, 12 Senior Play LARRY DAVID POWELL Student Council 9,10, 11, 12 Student Council President 12 NORMAN LEE POWELL Q o o o . Senior Achvlhes, tConhnueclJ I ' 1 v 1 y '11 ' , , , , , . G.A. . ,0.1Y1 ' ' ' ' ' c.A. . , ,1,12 . . . 1 Senior Plajy Hall Monitor 10,11 Y , 1 . .1 ' - . . ,12 I . . ' Y Y V12 GA , ,1,12 1 , , ' Y Y ' GA ,0,1,1 ' ' JAMES ROBERT PRICE JR Student Council 12 H Y 10 11 2 H1 Y Vice President 12 H1 Y Treasurer ll Football 9 10 11 Basketball 9 Varsity Club 11 12 Baseball 9 10 LUCY ANN RADER Y Teens 12 Basketball 9 10 11 Racket Squad 10 11 A 1 BETTY JO ROSE Future Nurses 12 Band 11 Chorus 11 12 Senior Play Basketball 12 ELLEN LOUISE REPPHUN Hall Monitor 12 Counselor s OIIICG Girl 12 THOMAS ANGUS RONDO LAWRENCE FRANK SAIZ Student Council 10 11 Hall Monitor 11 Football9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Track 10 ll 12 ROBERT WILLIAM SCHWARZE Hall Mon1tor 11 12 Coin and Stamp Club 11 Senior Play Junior Play BARBARA LEE SEXTON Future Nurses 9 Counselor s Office Girl 11 12 Chorus 12 Senior Play Junior Play Cheerleader 9 . .A. 10 1 PAUL DOUGLAS SMITH Chorus 11 12 PERRY BUCKMAN SMITH Student Council 9 12 Debate 10 11 12 Debate President 12 Biology Club 10 Coin and Stamp Club 9 10 11 12 Coin and Stamp Club Co-Chairm Junior Play PATRICIA ANN SOMMERS Future Nurses 9 10 12 Biology Club 9 12 Senior Play EDWIN EDWARD SPRINGER Hall Monitor 11 Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9,10 Varsity Club 11,12 Baseball 10 DOROTHY LOUISE STALEY Future Teachers 9, IO, 11, 12 Future Teachers Librarian Hall Monitor 11,12 Racket Squad 9, 10 G. A. A. 9 LARRY STANLEY STELMACH Hi-Y 11, 12 Football 9 Baseball 11, 12 Senior Class Vice-President an BARBARA JEAN STIERSTORFER Hall Monitor 10 Counselors Office Girl 11 12 CAROL ANN STOCK Future Nurses ll 12 Chorus 10 11 12 Racket Squad 10 11 A KENNETH FRANK STOCK Band 9 Chorus 9 11 12 Senior Play Junior Play Football 9 10 Basketball 9 Track 9 Baseball 9 DIANE RAY TAYLOR Futare Teachers 11 12 Chorus 11 12 Junior Play Hilltopper Staff 12 LINDA CAROL TEAGUE Chorus 12 MARION BAILEY TERRY H Y 11 Football 9 Basketball 9 10 Baseball 9 10 JERRY WAYNE TERRY Student Council 10 11 Wolf Cry Staff 12 H1 Y 12 Hall Monitor 11 12 Chorus 11 12 Baseball 9 10 Science Award 9 JOHN DANIEL TISCH H1 Y 10 11 12 H1 Y President 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Football Co-Captain 12 Varsity Club 10 11 12 Varsity Club President 12 Track 9 11 Baseball 9 10 Carnival Court 11 Homecoming Court 12 Most Valuable Football Player Award 12 BARBARA JO TOSSEY Future Nurses 10 11 12 Wolf Cry Staff 11 Hall Monitors 9 10 Librarian 11 Senior Play Junior Play Racket Squad 9 10 11 12 FREDERICK TUREK . H'-Y 11, 12 Hi-Y Secretary 12 Football 9 Basketball 9 Baseball 9,10 Class Vice President 9 Class Treasurer 12 GRACE JEAN VAN KUREN FRANCIS WILLIAM VARGO DONNA MARIE VON KOEHNEN Future Nurses 9, 10, 11, 12 Y-Teens Inter-Club Council Representative Hall Monitor 11,12 Biology Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Senior Play Junior Play Racket Squad 9, 10, 11, 12 G. A. A. 9 Science Award 10 41 STANLEY LLOYD WA LTER CAROLYN SUSAN WARRICK Future Teachers 11 Y Teens 12 Hall Monitor 10 11 Counselor s Office G1rl11 12 Majorette 12 Junior Play Homecoming Court ll G A 2 Hilltopper Staff 12 Carnival Court 10 D A R Award CECIL HENRY WEBER Hall Monitor 12 Chorus 12 Senior Play RICHARD LAWRENCE WELLMAN Basketball 9 ALAN WILLARD WELLS JUDITH ANN WHITLOCK Y Teens 12 Hall Monitor 10 11 12 Counselor s Office Girl 12 Senior Play Homecoming Court 12 Girls Basketball9 10 11 12 Cheerleader 9 12 GA 9 10 11 12 LINDA LOU WILKINSON Future Nurses 9 Wolf Cry Staff 11 12 Y Teens Treasurer 12 Hall Monitor 9 Biology Club 11 12 Senior Play Junior Play Journalism Award 11 JERRY VASSIE WILMOT Student Council 10 11 Varsity Club 9 10 11 12 Football 9 10 11 12 Football Co-Captain 12 Football All-county 2nd team Football All League Team Basketball 9 10 11 Track 10 11 Baseball9 10 11 12 CHARLENE KAY WILSON! Y-Teens 12 Hall Monitor 12 Junior Play Cheerleader 9 10 11 12 Hilltopper Staff 12 Homecoming Court 12 PATRICIA ANN YOUNG Forensics 12 Future Teachers 9 Future Nurses 10 11 Senior Play Racket Squad 9 1 Hilltopper Staff 12 O O O I I Senior Achvlhes, fConhnued1 . 7 ' - 1- , ,1 ' ' , A - 1 ' ' 9. 2 . , y G.A. .9 ' ' .A. . 1 n , , ,l2 U , , ' G.A. .9,10, l,,12 ' ' ' ' G.A. . 12 - ' G:A.A. 12 Hall Monitor 11 A ' , ,12 ,, ' 1 - 1 1 Y A ' ' 7 ' 1 '- . ' y 1 1 ' GA 9, ,1,12 1 1 Y 7 Y Y 3 I A 1 Y 9 1 Y Y Y 11 1 7 Y , , 1 Y 7 9 ,JR I 1 1 1 , 0 9 32 anis, -W M4v Wy-1 F, rf V ' fiwy- ' In . X MOST MANNERLY BEST DANCERS MOST INTELLECTUAL Carolyn Via!-rick Char Wilson Perry Smith John Tigch Jerry Wilmot Susan Johnson Anita Haddrill Senior Personalities BEST ALL-AROUND John Tisch Carolyn Warrick MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Fitch Perry Smith WW MOST BEAUTIFUL and MOST HANDSOME Barbara Gillis Jim Hennig BEST DRAMATISTS Susan Johnson Joe Jennings ,S is 1433 ik MOST COLLEGIATE Perry Smith Carolyn Warrick BEST DRESSED Carolyn Warrick John Tisch f I 1 , :ig vw' 1 2 c , LM' - 'v if r F ' Class Officers And Sponsors Seated, Carole Lumm, Secretary. Standing, left to right-Sponsor Mrs. Hanson, Vice-President, Doug St. Clair, Treasurer, BobPorritt, President, Larry Morgan, Sponsor, Mr. Vincent. The Junior class has participated in such school activities as ball game concessions, dances and magazine sales. Larry Morgan won the Hi-Fi set for record magazine sales. Special spring activities for the Junior class were our successful play and the Junior and Senior prom and banquet. Rodney Adler Gary Allen Cynthia Anderson Betty Anspaugh Jo Ann Anspaugh Patricia Anthony Brenda Ary Patricia Asher Jennie Atkinson Patricia Bailey Valerie Banks Mary Baumunk Michele Beaumont Robert Bellehumeur Paul Bennett Helen Betts James Bonner Winifred Borst Margaret Brewer Mary Brewer Richard Brown Janet Bullard Richard Burgess Fay Ann Burley Richard Caverly Stella Chamberlain Albert Cohoon Sharon Collick Geraldine Crosby Stella Crosby Jeanne Cunningham David DeLong Callie Douglas Linda Engleman Paulette Etter Leonard Filhart Junior Class K 4 1 f x 1 K xi K., ar -Q mf I x .. . X - 5, -in-2 Jw as grs, aj x, 51. ,t it .t -sw J - ,ef . 6, , ' K Q:- C , L gf f f' . L . f I 1 tj S! pk. 4 H-fifwwf W. Sw is l 4 , fur. -cr 'XA ' Q- Q, 4-.f ly, f, we . W I fi I I s., A 0, 1 5. ya QT! R V 'G I '7' V? r 'Q' as 1 x QQ x ' , imi xxi, 'Q 'L' -93? 1 rv' 3 KI 4 Qui: Qi av ,Q all Wi! far W.. L 5 I' 2' Y F-J lqxxffk' us., ti? 'F 21.3. Q' gf it K' 'W -4 v fl dv Y-v arf ,Mew Raydean Gann Edward Glenme John Gobel Brenda Gordon Josette Gourand Thomas Gray James Halsey Janet Heck Rrchard Hem Robert I-lem Gerald Henmg Sharon Herald Dorothy Hrcks Sandra Holhs Elton Houston Carolyn Howard Bonme Hughes Dlane Hursfall Prudence Hutchlns Cllfford Irwln Marxanne Jackson Andrea Jenks Nancy J ennmgs Patr1c1a Johnson Gordon Kelley Paulette Klmball Lorra1ne Koneda James Laayala Larry Landon James Lawless Joyce Lawless Ahta Lawrence Robert Lawson Mary Ann Lehman Patrrcla Lemaster Robert Llssner Karen London Veromca Longton Carole Lumm R1chard MRHSf161d Judy Martm Norman Masters Wayne Maynard Sharon McClanahan Ims McClard Kenneth McCrum Douglas McDonald Patr1c1a McGowan Karen Mclntyre Anne McV1tt1e Georgla Merkel Davxd Meyer Dlane Moller Nancy Montreull Larry Morgan Ron Morgan Rosemary Nelson Lucy Oakley Ehzabeth Osgood Henry Overly Gay Ann Park Jack Parker John Parks Marleen Payne Sharon Peege Nancy Peter 'Q 't ' 9 2 V ., ,V JA - t':t y J ff!!-Z . lla 7 . RT? 2 u D SNA V 5259.3 . .. U slll ., -iw' iea- J Q 3 V ,.,, A ,, --el' ' . 1' ff af 4 yya H f - - F-4 . f e ' are L is 5' - -Q P a t + 19 ' . as y y 'Ns 1 I . +3 'Ab K '3' ' f u 7 -1 I . . is M 5. 15'-v A 1 P . we .2 If Q ' , ,gtg A 4 n , d f h 5 1 S ' ' Q , , H P Q, i t .lnvb , Ft . QQ , W, A J 1-W AR Q-fy' ' V 2 x I ,, gs., .C . I 4 PM . 1 . . 'F di H ' V, 4 5 L fi ' P 5- rf ,Qi Jacquelme Phelan Mary Ellen P1ne Robert Porrltt Ron Porrltt Barbara Powell Jacquelme Powell W1l11am Powers Mxchael Pula Denn1s Rahn W1l11am Rausch Kathleen Reger Patr1c1a Rhyndress Robert Rlce Georgxa Robmson Donna Ruggles Ronald Russell Dav1d Sanford Tom Savage L1ll1am Savalhsch Chrlstme Schmuck Patr1c1a Schudllck Gary Scott Thomas Seyler Gary Sm1th James Snover Loretta Songerath Barry Sparks R1chard Spohn Sharleen Spohn Douglas St Cla1r Shanna Stewart Llnda Strohklrch Frank Strother Thomas Swayne Gay Ann Talmage Sally Taylor Janyth Tebo Jeanne Underwood Robert Vargo Georgena Vl1et Robert Walker Joan Ward Jack Weaver Nlle Weaver Harold Welch Barbara Whlte Jody Wllford Dlann Wxlhams Mary JO W1ll1tS John Zlenter Jlm Zlmmerman Lena Zumbrunnen NOT PICTURED Gerald Alden James Barwlg W1l11am Bergman X 'T --1 'Q 3' 'Q' K Dan Bryant Judy Elhbee Claude Ga1nes Paula Hefner '7 John K1eft Glorla Klemm James Manmng Mary Fern Persful 3 , sb ' A - ' ,i -1' .' 2 '-7 f . 0 X 5 . . v '91 H Lf . ' ' 7' K 'F . 1 , 1 ' . L '5 Q , , X ' ' E ., I ff.: 4. .3 - ' fr ... , . W C 1 Q - ' X he I N . . 1 9' . 3. ' -Q 'X V L ' if Y' , 4' ' 'Z 1 V ' Q 'Se , A 4 ' , , , 5 ' . . k 'Y I Tl? gr N 13: ir: v K ,' 1 Liam: I S I 1 Fi-3: . A 44 Carolme Speace 1' .l i S 'fr W .Y ' ' A L ' :'f ,wf . . ,Q ,.,. , 1, fs ,W Q' , 2: 5 Q., Lv . -1 X , J ' ,J if J ' Y ? 'K 1 . I 1 J -sr a , ' 5' W G g 5 if MW, 3. , r A i Q, , ,J -F -. 1 - as as A 4 'V I' W 1 . - . In J , x V 4 -if VW :Xwlgyq . . , ,,,,- 1 2 , as J Q sf., W I J 4 I 1 Sophomore Class '8- 1 ,a 4 gi . L JY? st ,fa S 'M tm 405 .. .J h ji, :,g,j V V' , YQWVG s u '. SE 'f SL: Lil X Q a Z X Q 9' H F .A , an , a 4 X4 Q, fb' v, , 'ii' ,-., Aw o. 's Q. wx my A' ' L, I . 'ZW' fr .X Q 1 sh K Q - Class Officers And Sponsors Left to right--President David Greshemg Vice-President, Jeanette Whitlockg Sponsor, Mr. Healyg Secretary, Naomi Armstrongg Treasurer, Rosalie Lippertg Sponsor, Mr. Mauti. This year has been a busy one for the sophomores. They spon- sored the Halloween dance at which many door prizes were given. A pen sale was held in the fall, and Marlene Frick received a watch for the highest sales. The sophomore girls worked at the Prom and Junior- Senior Banquet. These are the achieve ments we can be proud of this year. Gloria Abbott Timothy Affolder Naomi Armstrong Sandra Asher is A M . . T wc .ffm Joan Bailey 'W .ff1'?'hf Gary Baker Michael Bates Laura Berg - Barbara Berridge Maria Bessas Richard Beutel Larry Blackett If M G it I Katherine Blimka ' N Walter Blount 'Q Emma Boose Es ,gg Judy Booth ' C Adele Boucard A it C' ..x, Wilma Jean Brewer N A 1 1 ,Q Eli 4-A i .3 gi tix T, lr f. li 1 1 f.. ,. -.. 4 ca 4? ,. 5. Q Es, A Virginia Brown Ivy Buchanan Christie Buehrig Bonnie Buella Betty Bulat Linda Burgess Joe Burgdorf Nelson Calkins Diana Campbell Linda Chapman Larry Christiansen Thespo Christides Michael Cloutier Glenn Collar Walter Conwell Dorothy Coulter Vernon Craghead Lonnie Cranick 5 a y rw Maurlce Crook Larry Crouch Joan Cunmngham X Sue Cushman X Mxldred Dav1s Sharon Dawley Rebecca DeLong Carene Denne Dolores DeN1se Donald DeN1se Kay Derbyshxre Robert Dlxon Darwm Donaldson 'N' Joyce Duckett Judy Erlckson Denms Evans Rlchard Faust Margaret F1fe James Flemmg Marlene Fr1ck Melvm Frlck Russell Frlck Sh1rley Gaddls Dav1d Galllgan Joyce Galhgan Kaye Gark Joe Garrett Rlchard Ge1ger Thomas Gerbeck Carole Gladdmg Gary Glelck V1v1an Grant Dav1d Greshem James Gunter Jerrol Halnes Glenda Harrlman Donna Harrls Margaret Helms Darl Hess Jon Hlcks Cheryl Hlpp Charles Houston Beverly Howell Gayann Huffman Donald Hunt Karolyn Ingersoll Charles JOCkW1g Buddy Johnson Ted Johnson Melvm Joseph Ronald Jyleen Robert Kas ten Kay Kath Kay Kelley Terry Kelley Carl Klemsteuber Daveen Kmsley James Kreger Thomas Kreger H Wllham Ray Lane Sue Larkm Jeanette Le Blanc Marjorle Le Mond Jeanne L1catov1ch Rosahe L1ppert ' Ronald Lundy , . 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' ..- S L s- A ' 'dz - - U A I . ,7 9 5, I .. luis u.. f QQ' QQ' its 1 1 - VX! si J uk sv ,Jw I A -a ,I P at X ff I y 2 '94 P P, A! -f: x 4,2 tc' 8 ii' Adele Lynady Todd Marks Donald Marsh John Marsh Susan Martln Jack McCall Kathy McDermott Ruth McN1el Gary Medcalf Melva Loulse Megran George M1ller Sam M1ller Sharon Mobley Rlchard Momany Burton Montross Danny Moore Jackle Moore James Moore Sally Moore Larry Norman Gary Oll1e Gerry Ostrom Charles Ott John Palmer Barbara Papl Robert Parsons Roger Paulson Earl Pearson Harvey Petty Larry Petty Gary P1ke W1ll1am Powell Barbara Powers Ela1ne Sue Re1ch Roger Reppuhn Frank R1chmond Mary Robbms Lmda Robertson Robert Robms on Mable Rondo Jerry Ross Mary Lee Roundmg Kathleen Rowe Rxchard A Roy Rlchard J Roy Carolyn Russo Betty Sarvls Dora Schlele Joe Sholts Arnold Sm1th Carol Smlth Karen Sm1th Ph1lp Smlth Donald Sparkman Leroy Spencer Karen Spohn Alfred Storm LOIS Stratton Carolyn Talmage Sharon Teague Manuel Tebo Barbara Thomack Susan Turek Mary Upward Rlchard Valentlne Q Z' 3-V X gg fg, U as 4 if ' - A 'C 'N I- , f K 5 W- ,.-, 1 '. L , ,yy , ,A KM' 5, 'lf' . -af' , A 'Y X w aff' .' 'A fi M .swf K fm, , -tt- f' , Y . ' ,Z Q In vii ,,,, Y an Q 51-Z ax I V. ff, b.. 1 egg' L ag. I , r. --' ' 4 A, - 1., 4 4 V, ,gif V3 , ,, , P V' ' 1 ,1.' 2 27 5 51 . V 1:1 Q21 r A ., .Ai k ' : , . 5' ' ' z-5 7: mr RQ-P , ' B , 4 ,.,,, : 4 ,WS -. , -' ,Q I 4 A , 9 ':'- '- A . LVN K. Q K I L! A, I Q IQ . W S I F Q -, fj N f , -EQ ,, X' w A . an, f U, A df W N fl get eff' 1, fl. rw 1 - VA f gi , 4 Q - .. A g T gl. - A . t 4, Q, ,, ll. ff W , vw.-.. W- . ' ' N W nd in . ' X , ' , 1 I , N at Dale Parent . R A as 5 , I YT ,v ,Biff as , I A ' -' 71? :iw , Q' Y if K 'fr g, + H V. .,.,. , E ,.,. In VAR , an fs 44 .3 yt 7 A ' . . Z A 3, ' .2-5, N ,1 ji-Lf 1 A t f W ' ' .P A K 5 , Q, is - ' 4- 1 ik sw' , 2 l 9, Q ' 6 ' 'wi Hgfff . we fp-nn 7' W I7-1 'J ' r,2 1l, f A' ' . ll 442 ' I , A ?Z'f' F, ' M.. W 1' V , ' an I 4 ' ' , gm' 'Za I . Dx QQ if N X 1 ' I 1' A- .6 h 3- , I 4 ' fc ' 5' . -if ii' 6 '- x ' '- V Y A ff fr Jw -, YZ, tif . R J 6 5 I Sandra Van Kuren Barbara Walker Nancy Walker Ronald Walter Lynn Walton Donald Warden Fred Warrick Ronald Webster Carl Wentz Harold Weston Jeanette Whitlock Gar Wilson Jerry Winebarger Jim Winslow Andrew Winterbottom Fay Wisenbaugh Jackie Woodall Ronald Woodworth Bette Wright Jane Zumbrunnen NOT PICTURED Danny Althouse Ann Barlow Donna Lee Carrow Gilbert Hellman Class Officers And Sponsors Janet Spangler-Vice President Judy Fife-Point Secretary Carolyn Ruggles-Treasurer Sharon Gotschall-Secretary Miss Darling-Sponsor Mr. Randall-Sponsor Doug Foran-President We, the Freshmen Class, have enjoyed our first year of high school. In the fall we elected our student council representatives, who were quite active in working along with the other grade representatives. Throughout the year, we attended and participated in high school assemblies and in the spring we had fun working on the Spring Carnival. We ended the year by giving a successful dance for the entire high school. Y 1 X1 ol' V x. I 'i J Q .rig r ' t! Xa ,xi Q 'ci . J s fi Q: X v fi l hiv' , All A 1 A t W Q 3' A A? V a Ted Houle Catherine Lorion William S9Xl0H Richard Miskm Mary Sh01fS Leona Nelson William Walker Albert Powers William While Freshman Class f . Jr xii 15 N ,i 'I' .1 f 4 .n Q 3 'I-.I Q sv 4. Q, 3 K, . ,N 2. , a 1 , Y ,Hi K - I i' 'if 4. is x ' J ' ,, - K ,Q .1 , -' ,XF-7' H E! 5 , Y' 3 I yy., it 8 , 1 Mm f fK if war Gm X, Y' ,. YF Elbert Acord Cheryl Adler Evelyn Allen John Allen Jack Anderson M1ke Applegate Ronald Applegate Alan Aulgur Bruce Bank Ruth Barlow Roger Barnes Ed Barnett Cathle Barw1g Thomas Bass Sh1rley Bauer Charles Beach Sh1rley Beach Fredrlck Beckman Sandra Betham Leon Betts Nettle Black Dlane Bogner Albert Bonter Larry Booth Ron Bray Agnes Brewer Sh1r1ey Brewer Edwm Brock Judy Brown Barbara Bullard Rockwood Bullard Joyce Burnett Barbara Buzzell Lola Carrow Larry Ch1ldress Judy Cohoon Kenneth Cooper Marllyn Cornell M1chael Craven Ronald Crltes Sandra Crouch Doug Culvahouse Janet Culvahouse Joan Curtls Rlchard DeBose Carol Decker D1ane DeLongchamp Roger Draper Chfford Earl Cheryl Elhbee Arnold Elllott Judy Evans Kelth Faler Judy F1fe Douglas Foran Marvm Frxck Mllton Fr1ck Susan Fulton Charles Funk Juhette Gadwa Denms Galhgan Roy Gann Ronda Gardner Betty Garr1s B111 G1ll1s Beverly Gordon ij -3' -5-'aj , a Q A, fr -fm 5 M: 1 735, J - ,- f .Af N fm in ,af ' uv ' Ai g , ' A X , 1' 'W' P w ' U Q . - - ' A, , XX 4 it Q A .Y ,,..yi if ! x mt . 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Bob Gordon Sharon Gotschall James Grant Davld Green Davxd Grose Martha Halsey Davld Hancsak Rlchard Hancsak Martha Harrell Dale Harrrman Mrke Harrlman Barbara Haynes Wayne Haynes Thomas Heacock Ron Hethermgton Lanme H1nz Ruth Holcomb Larry Holler Columb1ne Huntley B111 Ison Ruth Jackson Susan Jackson Larry Jakubos Davld Jenks Robert Jenks James J ennmgs Larry Junglas Rrchard Kelly Connle Knowlton Sharon Knowlton Peter Koneda Mlchaelene Krlthers Floy Kuklaw Russell Lane Ahcxa Lawrence Robert L1catov1ch Mxke Longton Roger Loop Donald Lumm Helen Lunsford Jerry Martm Sandra McAboy Lmda McClard Sue McCloud Edna McLard Frances McLard Irene McLott Dale Meyers Lfnda Mrlam Lloyd Mlller Sheryl M1l1er Bob M1ner B1lly Morgan Sally Morgan Gene Mosler Georgla Murray Janet Nelsey Johnny Nelson Neal Norgrove Thomas North Mlke Ockerb Maureen O'Mara Paula Parker Sharon Parker Ralergh Parrott 1? A QS X. fi' 'xv LA uf E' MNAMA if Q-Q tl gg ' C 5-9 . s 5' fl fl tg' . . h', ' ,. E 2 s, L-, ' V N 5 5 ,, lf: L- ,S G ' .lv '5 - - ii?3f2s- ' YC I, I ll if . - i A. Y:-P -rf ' R in Q mt V ' . an Q . 'A' x ,. m .. N' Q we 1 x ,Q J J 1, 4 A ' . :ln 6 , 4 2 i 'Q L -f I . ' 111' G' Hi i f 6 . H six .X ' J K, R- lV 'ff nm ' Willie Knox V N no-1 ' ' . . rf: wth ' 1 J , J MT I3 K i n :b-:, Q . 5 , to x :Q 1 n :A K I will ' 4 :V l 4' 4 .K Y 1 I Iii 4 ' V D W L5 is Y,-SQ ,A Mi :M ' y ' 3-M?- Wi? r,o. I 'fix Q ,Q Q 5' . D QQ 'L ml if X I? Xa 0 LL ii NOT PICTURED Donald Dean Leon D1tch Kay Federsplel if L- 'Q' Vullfdf R1chard Kendall Gary Lumm Kay Scarborough Nathan Wllson .4 ef Lum 'Y ni eff ,JM f,,, Joan Payne Constance Pe1oqu1n Sandra Podger Jean Powell Jerry Powell Leo Rader Garry Rappuhn Clark Rlddle Maxme R1dgeway Frank Rondo Anthony Ross D1ane Roundmg Carolyn Ruggles Frank Rundell Norene Salvador Glenn See Beverly Senevey R1chard Sheldon Cralg Sm1th Dav1d Sm1th Denby Sm1th Melvm Sm1th Roger Sm1th W1ll1am Sm1th L1nda Soncrant Janet Spangler He1d1 Stanqults Davld St Clalr Chrlstme Stephens Bruce Stlgall Davld Taulbee Esther Taylor Kathy Taylor George Thomas Ron Tomrell Sandra Tomrell Sara Tunmngley Amanda Turk Patr1c1a Underwood Suzanne Valentlne Robert Van Kuren Donald Vargo Jack Vess Mary Von Koehnen Cheryl Waggener Dale Walenskl Dolores Ward Kenneth Warden Col1n Weber Jun Wellman Thomas Whxte A nne W1gna ll V1rg1n1a Wllmot Judy Wllson Russell W1lson Walter Wmslow Joan Wooley Harold York Gary Young Ron Zumbrunnen K P Q ' nf lv fly AQV' 7: A V .V h . . u . Allu Q 1 h , ... 4 f f ,..t, ', ag.. I ft f ltltnf ktt aff 'tg Q Te ttel XJ p n h - ,J J , raa f J ' ' 6 A I 1 W. .. f' 7 , ' t ee Y . , xx . T ' ' ig, it I K A D up A' I ':,. if 1. ' , ' 5 . ' .. -,,. M ix I' . . ' ' 5 I 5 V G? S , f v A ,fj QE Ia . ht I 5 ' 2: 4 39 -, ' 1? VJ N i X firm, Q gf , , ,'.f ,X 1 'YX1t .-F' Qs I . dx LW y f ,Q ,af J we 3 Ut . ' ' ,TQ . ,. V ul Davld Abbott Kenneth Abbott Tarnara Affolder Sue Allen Rose Marle Amante Dale Anderson Barbara Armstrong Lawrence Arntz Coy Barber Sharon Barnett Sherry Bateman Mary Bates James Baumunk Delores Beardsley Evonne Ben1 Patr1c1a Bessmger Ru th Betts Kathleen B1rd Collm Bonner Rlchard Boose Marc1a Booth Darlene Borst Donald Boyd Robert Brewer Thomas Brlan R1chard Brown Bla1r Bullard V1Ck1 Burley Charles Bush Dale Calkms Kexth Clements Betty Cobb Dlana Cr1tes Alvm Crosby Mary Crosby Judy Cunmngham Karen Denms Beverly Denton Lmda Dlckerson Martha Dlxon Kenneth Durnen Lynn Ellsworth Raymond Fay Jerry Frxck Sharon Frlck Nancy Fulton Mary Fus1l1er B111 Games Gerald Galhgan V1rg1n1a Galhgan Jesse Gann Lawrence Gardner Jean Geer Judy Ge1ger Terry Glelck Shella Goms Leonard Grant Douglas Green Kathy Greshem -Q l X l Eighth Grade ng 4? N we L, P 60 Y 3 I ji-IQ L 2 fs '7 I ' 'C J 3 C F l B I :Q -2 if -' V41 Q 1 l J ' x -ff C T st f J 'F- . as - I .- -1yA:..' .rf fy ' A 1, Q Q a- K' X, V av i af 1 'doll' C' fff. X A . if-fx! nf :V -17 ' ' ' ff K ' -1 .23 4- g Jo :ix 's JI! N N u 'N . ff' . , 1 X 217 N - W' A Q B 4 A A' fy 3 4' - -GS i a 5 X P 1 . yt . , X75 . 'idhiryf Qi ' ,' so . . NFA 3 r,Wi r at A i . ' 555 N1 L Ye 2 . ' T 4, rf' ,, as Shtffy Chambemm . . ' S 4 ' 4' Q. , .f . ,, KQ.. '73 3' ' 2 gig! W f t J a J to , x'2' , 'j ' x - - hx if Il M, sf 5 34 . . - ' S f - ' 1 . Q1 Q L Q , S 1 5 . . . . E K I ' 1 . , - C K A A , ,, - . 1,7 iff iz - -f '-:r h A . '- x ', ' ' V X , B' x 3- 4 Q .ru fox ' Q- I ' : L an 2 4 B- 5 B Mr' 4 x , , f txxfmff fxl of F Kea Q will 'NNN XXX .fl - ' . V A Ja. ' X s-.,. 2. V-QF' ff' Q 5 rv I T' M N fp 1221? . 1,1 . 4 fun ,ju 4',, fm LQ? 4 23, 'W 'if r 59 hd' 1' Barbara Hagen Gary Haiser Bobby Harrell Lydia Harrison Mary Jane Head Jeffery Helms Karen Hlghlen Mary H1nkley Llnda Hlpp Paul Hood Arlene Houle Addlson Hubbard Charles Hudson Leshe Hursfall Carl Hutchmson Dxane Jenks Jerxlyn Faye Jenks Roger Jenks Bob J enmngs Loulse Johnson Dawn Joseph Cynthxa Keller Anna Kmg Rlchard Klemsteuber Davld Knox Trudy Kobrah Dexter Kuklaw Judlth Lawless Lola Lawson Fred Llssner Marshall London Sharon London Rlchard Lord Sharon Lounsbury Pamela Lovejoy Jack Lundy Pat Lunsford Darlene Mabeus Joan Mansfxeld Barbara Marsh Curt1s Marthrel Ed1th McC1ard Gordon Mclnnes Gerald Mercler Donald M1ll1gan Sandra Mobley Roger Montreu1l Rlchard Moore Sharon Moore John Morton Leona Ne1d1g Cheryl Newblggmg Ben North Mary Ogden Carol Olhe Randall Orr Robert Osgood Raymond Ott Frank Park Jon Parrott Pat Parker Nancy Persful Mary Lee Petlprm Luc1l1e Petty Frank Powell Judy Powell 2 rw J 1 45 ' ' . 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Q' V 9 i Q , Q, r' 'i Sandra Powell Terry Dee Powell Judy Powers Margaret Prano M1ldred Pressley Frances Putsey Ronme Quertermous Mary Qumn Betty Raby Damel Ragatz Jerry Rappuhn Sandra Raymer Kenneth Reger J 0 Anne Rlce Carohne Rlchmond Falth Rlchmond Ward Robbms Kathryn Robmson Angelma Rocha Charles Rockwell L1nda Rosen Davxd A Roy Davld C Roy Mary Jean Sa1z Robert Sawyer Roger Scott M1chael Slmonson Davxd L Smlth Janet Smlth Larry Smlth Marlene Smlth Patr1c1a Snyder Donald Songerath Patr1c1a Spencer Suzanne Staley Jon Studebaker Kathleen Swayne Judy Tedder Charles Terry Janet Txsch Martha Torr Joy Trammel Lynda Underwood Danny Van Busklrk E vangelme Van Hentenryck Roger Van Kleek Mlchael Vargo Rlchard Verbeck Betty Vl1et Carol Walter Audrey Weaver Thomas Wells Betty Wh1te Carl W11berg Peter Wllford L1nda Wlller Darrel Wllllams Lols W111l3mS Susan Wolff J uha Wood Mxchael Wood June Woodall Gary Woods Karen Wooley Theresa Wooley Denms Z1mmerman iff ,fv- I Z f. 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I I . of f .,o, W' v ' 4 if f - -.: 'fi 3 I . 4 ' A ' u Y W f . fl if y x 1 , 1 . , , 7 ' D Carolyn Warr1ck Douglas St C1a1r Senlor Class Jumor Class Whos Who Clarkston Hugh School Leadershxp, c1t1zensh1p scholarshlp cooperatlon dependablllty school attendance emotlonal stab111ty, tolerance sportsmansh1p personal appearance, manners punctuahty self respect and respect for others, and loyalty were the merlts on whlch these students were chosen for WHO S WHO They were selected by the faculty and Student Councll from the f1rst semester honor roll conslstmg of all hlgh school students who had an average of B or above We, of the yearbook staff feel th1s IS one of the h1gh6St honors a student can recelve at Clarkston Hlgh School NHOITII Armstrong Paula Parker Janet Spangler S0Ph0m0Fe Class Freshman Class ' I f I . I 7 7 1 Q 7 7 7 P l , . . . , . 5 . . . . , ' X cT.ivfLies as E -2 D-A'-s. 'ini-i 51,5 Gay Ann Park Vice-President Larry Powell 40' President Senior High Student Council Our Student Council is the governing body of the school. Members of the council include five outstanding students from each grade in the high school. They have been very active this year, holding meetings once weekly, attending League Student Council monthly, and attending the Student Council Clinic this fall at Ann Arbor. Their largest projects were sponsoring several assemblies and pre- senting a scholarship to an outstanding senior. In order to do this, they sponsor an annual all-school carnival in the spring. Seated left to right Bobo Christides Sue Turek, Betty Buzzell Pat Bullard Kathy Taylor Barbara Buzzell Mr Bonner Advlsor Joan Bailey Standing left to right Bob Price Cliff Irwin Richard Mansfield Larry Saiz Norm Masters Perry Smith Left Donna Ruggles Secretary Mike Bates Jack Parker Ron Applegate Mike Applegate Right Judy Martin Treasurer Ron Walter Jerry Powell V 1 Q? FN' Faye Jenks, President Junior High Student Council The Junior High Student Council represents the members of the seventh and eighth grades. The Council discusses issues which are brought to their attention concerning student feelings about school affairsg such as conduct, dancing and student dress at extra-curricular activities. The projects which the student council members planned and assisted with this year were the Parents Back to School Night , the May Dance which everyone looked forward to, and preparations for the annual school carnival. Seated left to right, Vickie Burley, Janet Smith, Julia Wood, Karen Dennis, Nola Wells, Angie Nelson, Mary Bates. Standing left to right, Miller Mary Dan Ragatz, Gary Haiser. Dan Craven. Joan Mansfield, Vice President C -fa X ' . . A JK. , 3 g ' -335: -fl I s Mr. Vaara, Advisor Bates, Treasurer and Vickie Burley, w li Perry Smith Outstanding Debator Debate Team The purpose of debate is to teach students to think and examine important questions of the day. One topic this year was resolved, that the United States should adopt the essential features of the British system of education. There were two teams: an affirmative which defended this topic, and a negative which attacked it. On each team there were two speakers. Each speak- er had a ten minute speech and a five minute speech. The speakers gave facts, evidence and reasoning to support their positions. At the end of the debate, a judge who had taken notes bn the arguments presented decided which team won. Winning team groups go as far as the state champion- Row l, left to right Row 2, left to right Beverly Senevey. Row 3, left to right Smith. Row 4, left to right Philip Smith. Row 5, left to right, Ison, Earl Pearson Row 6, left to right, Sanford. 7 Joan Payne, Craig Smith. Linda Robertson, Susan Johnson, Judy Erickson, Jim Manning, Charlie Ott, Doug Powell, David Frank Strothers, Mary Robbins, Janet Spangler, Jane Zumbrunnen, Maureen O'Mara, Victor Perry Smith, George Miller, John Keift, David ship. ls'-4,1 Mr. Healy Advisor Forensics The spring forensic program got under way in mid-February, and won the interest of many students interested in the art of public speaking. Opportunity was offered to all who wished to participate in humorous reading, interpretative reading, declamation, oratory, and extempore speaking. A local contest was held in the school for each division, and winners went on to represent the school in the district contest with other league schools. Winners of the both second and first place in each event at the district contest entered the regional contest held in May. The spring of 1959 found many of the students who represented Clarkston at last year's district and regional meetings back again to insure a successful season. 'Q Q Row 1, left to right, Nora Cornell, Pat Lemaster. Row 2, left to right, Karen Jennings, Miss Wlldon Advisor Jody Wilford, Pat Underwood, Betty Buzzell. Row 3, left to right, Beverly Jennings, Pat Young, Linda Chapman. Row 4, left to right, Carol O'Neill, Elizabeth Pence, Sharon Evans, Lorraine Koneda. Row 5, left to right, Pat Bullard, Sally Taylor, Barbara Jackson, Lucy Oakley . Row 6, left to right, Barbara White, Jackie Phelan Outstanding Forensic Student D' Jackie Phelan, Ruth McNiel. Row 7, left to right, Cheryl Hipp, Axme Mcvittie, Paulette Kimball. Row 8, left to right, Frank Strothers, Doug Powell, Carene Denne. Row 9, left to right, John Kieft, Norm Powell, Perry Smith. Future Teachers Future Teachers is a club for students who are planning to make teaching a career. Students who have been in the club for two years can be cadet teachers. A cadet teacher can learn from experience what teaching is really like. Their many activities included an annual Christmas party for Row l, left to right, Shirley Brewer, Sandra Tomrell, Sharleen Spohn. Kathy Taylor, Nora Cornell, Carolyn Ruggles, Joan Ward, Diane DeLongchamp, Jackie Moore, Prudy Hutchins, Betty Buzzell, Mary Ann Lehman, Barbara Bullard, Alicia Lawrence. Row 2, left to right, Diane Taylor, Pat Asher, Suzanne Valentine, Joyce Galligan, Donna Ruggles, Sally Taylor, Gay Ann Talmage, Mary Brewer, Faye Burley, Cindy Anderson, Betsy Osgood, Carolyn Russo, Sue Larkin, Susan Fulton. Row 3, left to right, Anne Wignall, Gay Ann Federspiel, Linda Chapman. Judy Booth, Lucy Oakley, Martha Halsey, Shanna Stewart, Dorothy Staley, Floy Kuklaw, Doug Powell, Shirley Bauer, Nancy Peter, Juliette Gadwa. Row 4, left to right, Janet Bullard, Karen Mclntyre, Jackie Phelan, Jeanne Underwood, Mary Upward, Jean Powell, Norm Powell, lnis McClard, Mary Robbins, Rose Mary Nelson, Andrea Jenks, Carol O'Neill, Paulette Etter. the elementary students. and helping the Hi-Y with Easter baskets. Candy was sold to help raise funds for these projects. Regular meetings were held where topics such as the follow- ing were discussed: problems that arise in teaching, special education in the public schools, and cadet training. A picnic for the enjoyment of the club members was held in the spring. Mrs. Ruth Purslow Advisor ,li Mrs. Birtsas and Miss Gernaat, Advisors. Future Nurses Row 1, left to right, Delores DeNise, Gayann Huffman, Judy Wilson, Sharleen Spohn, Virginia Wilmot, Cheryl Elibee, Nora Cornell, Callie Douglas. Future Nurses was organ- ized to help promote interest and acquaint girls with nurs- ing. During the course of the year, they visited Wayne, Row 2, left to right, Georgene Vliet, Lillian Savallisch, Pat Locke, Barbara Tossey, DonnaVon Koehnen, Sharon Peege, Sharlene Helm, Lena Zumbrunnen. Row 3, left to right, Barbara Jackson, Faye Burley, Carol Stock, Betty Rose, Janet Heck. Elizabeth Pence, Pat Sommers, Rebecca DeLong, Barbara Walker. Harper and Ford hospitals. These visits help the girls decide at h0m9S 3I'OUHd Clarkston. which hospital they would like to take their training. At Easter the club made Easter boxes, filled them with small toys Future Nurses held two candy sales to raise money for Christmas and Candy. and YOUR them to the Chi1dl'ef1'S home in Pontiac. baskets to give to needy people, and went caroling at convalescent T0 Climax the Year they Went On 3 Pienie tu Dvdge Park. C4 hh. Seated left to right---Carolyn Ruggles, Maria Bessa, Winnie Borst, Karen McIntyre, Janet Spangler, Joan Payne, Sue Jackson, Pat Rhyndress, Michaelene Krithers. Standing left to right---Cheryl Waggener, Linda Chapman, Bobo Christ ides, Lucy Oakley, Ruth Jackson, Paulette Kimball, Norman Powell, Doug Powell, Pat Lemaster, Donna Ruggles, Patty Bullard, Carol O'Neill, Sally Taylor, Janet Bullard, Suzanne Valentine. Wolf Cry Staff W - The Wolf Cry is the name given to Clarkston High School's student f newspaper. Each week, under the supervision of our sponsor, Miss Klauser and its editor, Anita Haddrill, assignments are given. At the close of the 9, school week each reporter is expected to hand in his assignment. li - Errors and other changes are checked by an English teacher. Assignments are based on school events such as dances, club meet- 1'5 , ings and trips, special plays, and news interesting to the student Tlfjjyz A reader. ' f All stenciling and producing of the Wolf Cry is done on the student's -5 . i own time and effort. When writing news articles, the student reporter must thoroughly 3 check all facts with the club adviser or officer to be sure of getting correct information. Miss Klauser Advisor Business Manager-Ron Jyleen, Editor-Anita Had- drill, Layout Editor- Linda Wilkinson. Junior High Staff--Seated Left to Right--Janet Tisch Lynn Ellsworth, Pam Lovejoy. Standing--Faye Jenks, Diane Jenks, Sandy Powell, Mary Jane Head Carol Walter. bl 4 WJ uiwjfx 7' Q 4-.9 -uh . Y a . 1 ' 1.4 , 4. ' 0 g f Alv ' f x 1 A V 9 A ' 'f 'ff'.'y , , A I . ,I -' 1.LL X A Q ' V, ' ,Uri A -sl an . Row 1, left to right, Joan Wooley, Jean Licatovich, Cathy Row 2, left to right, Mr. Urban, Ron Woodworth, Lynn Barwig, Carol Decker, Kathy McDermott, Cathy Rowe, Maria Walton, Jane Zumbrunnen, Ron Jyleen, Carene Denne. Cheryl Bessa, Carolyn Ruggles, Sandra Podger, Sally Moore, Lucy Hipp, Ruth Jackson, Paulette Etter, Linda Soncrant, Patricia Oakley, Linda Chapman. Underwood, Heidi Stanquits, Sharon Parker, Earl Pearson. 0 h 0 Junlor T esplans t ,.,,.A The Junior Thespians were orginally formed to give an opportunity for dramatic I, i.f?',f,f 5,19 experience to students who would otherwise have none. At first only freshman 4 and sophomores were allowed to belong, but in the 1958-1959 school year any- one from any class who was interested was allowed to join. The group's activities consisted of the presentation of several one-act plays during the course of the school year. One major production was presented, The Romance of the Willow Pattern. For the remainder of the year, the members took part in short ten minute plays that were put on for the club's , monthly meetings. Below are scenes from The Romance of the Willow f Pattern. Q,-fi Mr. Richard Urban, Advisor Property Man fPaulette Etterl, Koong-See Mandarin 1Richard Valentinej speaks Koong-See prays to the earth lMaria Bessaj exchange gifts in a Chinese with Koong-See about the values of the god before the setting of a custom of marriage. man she is to marry. shrine. K x Row 1 left to right Gary Allen Tom Kreger Jim Kreger Barry Row 2, left to right, Jim Fleming, Al Storm, Larry Christiansen Sparks Cliff Lrwin Jay Campbell Jerry Terry Larry Blackett Ron Armstrong, Dave Greshem, Doug St. Clair, Dick Mansfield Skip Bonner Dick Hein Bob Hein Bob Parsons, John Greene, Dave Meyer, Ron Jyleen, Bob Porritt, Jim Miner. Hi-Y The Clarkston Hi-Y, a branch of the Pontiac Y. M. C. A was formed in 1954. It is made up of the sophomore, junior and senior boys. Once a month the club has a swimming night at the Y. M. C. A. Several times throughout the year they have a recreation night in the gym where they participate in sports Each June they look forward to a Week in Canada. Annually, the Hi-Y sell Christmas trees, wreaths and candy to raise money for their Christmas project. Their projects go on the year around helping needy children in our schools. John Tisch President Bob Price Vice Pres Fred Turek Secretary. Mr. Vincent Advisor Row 1, left to right, Winnie Borst, Char Wilson, Row 2, left to right, Jackie Phelan, Jeanne Judy Whitlock, Ruthann Carmean, Sue Larkin, Sue UHd9I'W00d, Mary Jo Willets, Bobo Christides, Cushman, Sue Turek, Jody Wilford, Betty Buzzell, Adele Lynady, Veronica Longton, Jerilynn Minto Lucy Rader, Sandy Greshem, Paulette Etter, Mary Robbins, Marianne Jackson Y-TEENS Y-Teens was organized this year sponsored by Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Palermo. The membership totals 30 which is a full quota. The Y-Teens goals are: To grow as a person in body, mind and spiritg To grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalitiesg To grow in knowledge and love of God. Yrfeens W,-ap Christmas gms for They sponsored worthwhile projects such as, buying toys for needy needy children. children at Christmastime and distributing new and used clothing to high school girls. Their many activities included a card party, a senior tea, a car wash, a dance and candy sales. In the winter they sent two girls to represent the chapter at the midwinter conference in Battle Creek. This summer they will send representatives to a summer conference. Officers, Row 1, left to right, Linda Wilkinson, Treasurer: Anita Haddrill Reporter. Row 2, left to right, Naomi Armstrong, Secretaryg Barbara Jackson President: Donna Von Koehnen, Inter-club Council Representative Nancy Jennings, Chaplin, Jeanne Cunningham, Vice-President. Mrs. Wilkinson Sponsor Y? ? i f Q f,.,' 'N Deon of Girls Secreta ries All office girls are chosen because they are trustworthy, dependable, reliable and efficient. Left to right, Barbara Stierstoffer, Carolann Hutchinson, Judy Whitlock, Ruthann Carmean, Brenda Ary. -I 58 .4 Hall Monitors These students were selected for hall mon- itors because they are dependable and trust- worthy students. Kneeling from left to right, Bobby Schwarze, Jim Snover, Bob Lissner, Gary Allen. Standing from left to right, Sharon Evans, Janee Eisenlohr, Pat Locke, Viola Murray, Susan Johnson, Jackie Brown, Carol Miller, Sue Turek, Nora Cornell, Karen London, Ellen Reppuhn. -3 in Dean of Boys Secretaries All who act as secretaries to the counselors must have a good commercial background and maintain a good scholastic record. Left to right, Ellen Reppuhn, Carolyn Warrick Sandra Gresham, Mary Jo Willets, Georgia Robinson, Pat Asher. Librarians Left to right: Melva Louise Megran, Judy Cohoon, Jackie Moore, Laura Berg, Kathy Rowe, Sue Jackson, Sandra Podger, Joyce Galligan, Cheryl The qualifications of a librarian are that you must be in grades nine through twelve, have at least a C average, a neat appearance, Hipp, Jeanette Le Blanc, Maureen 0'Mara, Linda Robertson, Sally Moore Sandy Asher, Pat Locke, Lena Zumbrunnen. and a cheerful personality. ..,, ,M iw? Student librarians' jobs are to check material in and out of the library, keep all the shelves in order, process new books, catalog cards, plan and arrange bulletin boards, and be as much help as possible to students wishing information. n '55-., ,,. Industrial Arts Club I. Mrs. Thayer Advisor The Industrial Arts Club is a newly formed club this year at Clarkston. It numbers 16 boys who meet every other week. Movies are presented once a month and speakers come to talk on subjects such as metal spinning, upholstering and woodturning. They prepared an exhibit for the Science Fair and spent many hours working on shop projects. Seated, left to right: Larry Landon, Ron Armstrong, Vice President, Bill Jacobs, Dave Greshem, Jim Zimmerman, President, Dave Campbell. Standing, left to right: Mr. Dennis, Advisor, Dick Brown Tom Seyler, Jake Hoskins, Secretary, Al Storm, Gary Scott, Bob Lissner: Mr. Cooper, Advisor, Jim Minerg Jerry Hennig. Not pictured, Dennis Evans and Harvey Petty. Biology Club The Biology Club, officially entitled Sigma Omicron Sigma, is headed by Mr. Terry Thomas. The aim of the club is to promote interest in science on the part of high school students. Club activities during the year center around Clarkst0n's science fair, the Biology Club dance and field trips to numerous places of interest to the mem- bers. To become a member, one must have taken biology in high school, pay dues of 51.00 a year, and take an active part in club events. -1.-l b rim 1 ' 4 ff -5 ii ' .51 g P T .5 Mei? Left to right Paulette Kimball, Georgia Robinson, Prudy Hutchins, Sharon Collick Donna Ruggles Betty Sarvis, Pat Asher, Norm Powell, Larry Blackett Betsy Osgood Anita Haddrill, Doug Powell, Betty Bulat, Pat Anthony Left to rifrht Sue Cushman, Sue Larkin, Mary Robbins, Rebecca De Left fo Tlght J09 JSUHIUES Pfesldem Barbara Long Delores DeN1se Paulette Etter, Margaret Fife, Marianne Jack Jackson V109 Pfesldem Diane Hursfall SGC son Nancy Jennings Winnie Borst, Donna Von Koehnen, Sue Turek Pat Sommers Pat Locke Victor Ison. ami W Coin and Stamp Club The coin and stamp club was organized to discuss new issues, learn about older issues, and trade with each other. The law of supply and demand determines the value of everything, if the quantity available is small and the demand is great, the price will be high. The most valuable stamp was issued by British Guiana. It's value has increased from one cent to more than 5100, 000. Certain pennies still in circulation are valued at S30 dollars or more. All you need is an interest in beginning a coin or stamp collection to become a member of the club. Standing, left to right, Ron Jyleen, George Miller, Frank Strothers. Frank, Perry and Richard are deciding what they will trade. Not PiClUr6d RiChaI'd Valentine. if ira- pf Audio-Visual Aids Club Left to right, Harold Welch, Bill Bergman, Bill Rausch, Gary Ash, Bob Lissner, Ron Jyleen, Vernon Craghead. Audio Visual A ids Seated, left to right, Craig Smith, Marvin Frick, Perry Smith, David Mr. Karseboom Coin and Stamp Advisor Bill threads film through the pr0jeCl0I' f0I' a junior high class movie. N. 'E' ie 'N F8 0 A., Left to right ---- Row l ---- Diane Pace, Diann Williams, Jim Kreger, Jean Licatovich, Kay Gark. Row 2 ---- Pat Underwood, Suzanne Staley, Carol Fitch, Richard Beutel, Sharon Dawley, Ricky Verbeck, Marcia Booth, Pam Lovejoy, Faye Jenks. Row 3 ---- Gloria Klemm, Linda Rosen, Sue Wolff, Mike Bates, Jeanette Whitlock, Mary Bates, Betty Cobb, Bob Lawson, Judy Cunningham, Fred Lissner, Lynda Underwood, Bob Sawyer, Ruth McNeil. Standing ---- Marleen Payne, Randy Orr, Roger Montreuil, Judy Brown. Cindy Anderson Judy Einbee Senior This year the Clarkston High School Band started out in step, as they took the field for half-time programs in four football games. As Christmas came so did the annual Christmas Concert. This year the concert was an event that was everyone's treasured memory. The program included a Christma Tableau, plus the beautiful songs that have become a tradition. Back for a command ,. J 5 ' Mrk Conners Instrumental Instructor I . 9 Lf! I I , A! .. ' f K Q x I Q r I , fa . ' E 1 g 1 NK Q A l , ' V Darlene Borst i it ,f-, -fn F' , ,.-, A... A Row l---Left to right ---- Janet Tisch, Cookie Van Hentenryck, Judy Powers, Vickie Burley, Trudy Kobrak, Pat Schudlich, Linda Chapman. Row 2 ---- Julie Wood, Sandra Powell, Betty Sarvis, Larry Blackett, Clark Riddle, Gary Ash, Shirley Beach, Andrea Jenks, Ted Johnson, Doug St. Clair. Row 3---Jon Studebaker, Jack Lundy, Tom Bass, Ron Jyleen, C. TimJockwig, Dave St. Clair, Georgia Merkel, Tom Kreger, MikeSimonson, Larry Christianson. Standing ---- Lillian Savallisch, Skip Bonner, Dick Mansfield, Dave Green, Joan Payne Not Pictured ---- Todd Marks. Band performance was the triumphant Hallelujah Chorus . Next on the agenda came League Band and the Spring Concert, which proved worth the hours of preparation. During the summer the band will participate in several Clarkston Community parades. Thus ends another active year for the band! Dave DeLong Drum Major 1. 1 2 ' 5? i 1 l'. Q 4 , i 1 Jeanette Whitlock Barbara Gillis Carolyn Warrick A W . six i U X i f 3 X Row l ---- Willie Knox, James Lawless, Ron Porritt, Donald Miller, Gerry Ostrom, Harvey LaFevers, Douglas Powell, Robert Askew. 'Row 2 ---- Milton Frick, Dave Galligan, Douglas Gralnm, LeRoy Spencer, Jerry Terry, Bill Powers, Donald Dean, Marvin Frick. Row 3 ---- Cecil Weber, Fred Park, Jerry Winebarger, Kenneth Stock, Paul Smith, Gary Armstrong, Elton Houston, lhnny Althouse. Senior Chorus This year's choir, under the direction of Mrs. Peterson, was engaged in many fine public performances such as a combined band and choral concert highlighting the Christmas season. Glory To God,In The Highest , Birthch.y of A King , The Heavens Are Telling , and O Holy Night , were among numbers presented. With the help of the drama department, the pageant The Perfect Carol , depicting the origin of the song Silent Night , was staged. The Hallelujah .Chorus provided a grand finale for the evening's performance. League chorus concerts and assemblies were presented during the month of February. Numbers included in these events were Senorita's Serenade , Almighty God of Our Fathers , Were You There?' , Lids Rose , Will I Ever Tell You? , and selections from Oklahoma , Our musical appreciation has been enhanced by a new R. C. A. stereophonic record player. We are able to use tape, binaural and stereophonic records. Attendance at several Broadway musicals, including Ballets U. S. A. and L' il Abner ,has given us an opportunity to broaden our musical experiences. Our spring musical was the highlight of the year, as it gave everyone an opportunity to gain stage experience. Many of our students provided solos and ensembles throughout the year for plays, assemblies, clubs and banquets. Each year we provide music for the baccaleaureate service. Much effort was put forth for a splendid showing in all activities this past year. , ,W , A. L 1 1 . Q in ry. g Row 1 ---- Lona Nelson, Sharm Herald, Carolyn Speace, Bette Wright, Carolyn Hubbard, Pat Lemaster, Mary Ann Lehman, Pat Bailey, Sue Reich. Row 2 ---- Prudy Hutchins, Jeamie Cunningham, Shirley Gaddis, Kay Kelly, Carol Stock, Rebecca- DeLong, Pat Rhyndress, Limb. Chapman, Jackie Moore. A Row 3 ---- Winnie Borst, Carol Miller, Sharon Peege, Gloria Klemm, Barbara Sexton, Betty Rose, Barbara Gobel, Carol Gladding, Nancy Jennings. Absent Jackie Brown Row 1 ---- Mildred Davis, Lena Zumbrunnen, Diane Taylor, Sue Larkin, Sue Turek, Powell, Adele Boucard. Row 2 ---- Sue Cushman, Sharon Mobley, Linda Teague, Sally Moore, Mary Ellen Hogan, Talmage, Kathy Reger. Row 3 ---- Diane Hursfall, Janet Heck, Mary Robbins, Donna Harris, Carolyn Talmage, Haddrill, Lucy Oakley. Accompanists, Joe Jemmings and Judy Booth Choral Director, Mrs 9 Peterson 0 . VO 71 lst Row, Seated left to right, Dennis Urich, David Dengate, James Chapman, J0hr1 MCGOWBH Robert Kriss, Gary McClanahan, Jerry McGill, Nola Wells, Sharon Barnes. Harwood Gladding, Lawrence Coller, Sandra Brown, William Holcomb, Junior Band This year, the Junior Band gave an outstanding performance at the Spring Concert. As the Memorial Day parade approached, members of the band spent many periods practicing, and those chosen to march in the parade were then promoted to Senior Band. Other activities included ushering at the Christmas Concert, participating in the Spring Concert and marching in the Independence and Labor Day par- ades. All in all, they had a prosperous and worthwhile year. Dance Band Clarkston High School's newly formed Dance Band has been very active all year. Spring concert and other engagements kept them on the go most of the time. Clarkston High students have something to look forward to in their new dance band. Dance Band Members seated left to right, Tim Jockwig, Tom Kreger, Dave St. Clair, Doug St. Clair, Ted Johnson, Jordan, Paul Bowsher, Louis Norris, 2nd Row, Seated left to right, Gary Bass, David A. Roy, Mary Putsey David McLott, Terry Miller, Gary Haiser, David C. Roy, Pat Edsel Hall. Standing left t0 right, Richard M21l'1Sfi81d, Mr. C0l'1Tl9I'S, The Senior Band is pictured rehearsing for the annual Larry Christiansen, Bob Lawson, Skip Bonner. Christmas Concert, ? . I2 I., A 'lv ff 90-' 60 Row 1 ---- Darlene Borst, Carol Walter, Linda Hipp, Mary Hinkley, Terry Powell, Sandra Mobley, Corrine Blackett, Barbara Marsh, Sharon Moore, Joan Mansfield, Beverly Galligan, Diane Jenks, Mary Jane Head, Nancy Stanquits. Row 2 ---- Kathy Golembeski, Pamela Beach, Cheryl Robitaille, Diane Crites, Janet Powell, Diane Bailey, Charlene Barber, Dennis Zimmerman, Ricky Thompson, Raymond Rust, Sherry Bateman, Judy Geiger, Leslie Hursfall. Kathv Bird. Marv Ouinn. Faith Richmond. Row 3 ---- Vonya Malcolm, Shirley Rice, Linda Keller, Barbara Hagen, Kathy Robinson, Bill Gaines, David Hollis, Charles Hudson, Martha Torr, Darlene Mabeus, Blair Bullard, Carol Kieft, Patricia Snyder. Junior Chorus Junior high chorus is an elective course open to all interested junior high students. This year's choir has covered many interesting phases of music, as well as the music of the United States and other countries. In the annual Christmas Concert, our special numbers included Noel , Entre le boeuf et l'ane gris , Maria und Joseph , each sung in its native language, Our second public appearance occured in the spring. The accompanist this year was Carol Walter. Absent, Cheryl Cinader, Linda Hallman Glee Club Girl's Glee Club is an organization which enables all interested girls in the ninth grade to receive vocal training. Our special selections presented in the annual Christmas concert included A Christmas Medley , Carol of the Bells , and Lo, A Voice To Heaven Sounding . One of our projects during the year was to present an assembly during basketball season. We took part in the spring musical, and some of our members presented special numbers at various functions throughout the school year. Our accompanist this year was Joan Payne. Row 1 ---- Connie Knowlton, Sara Tunningley, Kathy Taylor, Tina Stephens, Carolyn Ruggles, Sheryl Miller, Sharon Knowlton, Sandra Tomrell, Marilyn Cornell, Accompanist Joan Payne., Row 2 ---- Judy Evans, Columbine Huntley, Floy Kuklaw, Martha Halsey, Linda McC1ard, Janet Nelsey, Ronda Gardner, Lola Carrow, Carol Decker. 3 The Senior Class Cast of gd New pai X48 PSM I' DORA ..... .................. .... . P atricia Young MRS. EDITH WILKINS ----- ------ - Car010'Nei11 ' MIRIAM WILKINS ----------------- JUDGE HARRY WILKINS ,,,,... ---.Jll'!'l Miner RUTH WILKINS ------------------ - P I' 656 I1 ts LT WILLIAM SEAWRIGHT Vwfor ISDH ALBERT KUMMER MARTHA SEAWRIGHT SGT CHUCK VINCENT HAROLD KLOBBERMEYER XXL Dxrected by Lorna W1ldon 1' Judy Whitlock Ruthann Carmean Joe .Tennmgs Sharon Evans Chuck Hancock Ron Armstrong Th1s play concerns a young glrl who carrles on a romant1c cor respondence w1th an overseas sold1er, 1n her elder s1ster's name W When the youth returns, he of course makes up to the older s1ster who IS already engaged Through a ser1es of h1lar1ous compllca t1ons and plot tW1StS, the elder s1ster becomes ent1rely conv1nced that her or1g1nal engagement was a m1stake and at the very end, as a result of a wh1rlw1nd change of heart, she marrles the sold1er Ass1stant D1rector J er1lynn Mmton Scenery Dan Campbell Co Cha1rman V1ola Murray Co Cha1rman An1ta Haddr1ll .T 1m Henmg Karen .T enn1ng Don J ockwlg Bobby Schwarze Pat Sommers Dorothy Staley Cec1l Weber Propert1es Bullard Co Fred Turek Co An1ta Haddrxll Chuck Hancock Barbara Sexton Barbara Tossey L1ght1ng G Armstrong Sound Norm Powell Bobby Schwarze Cha1rman Cha1rman rs-4 80 Make up B Bara Jackson Cha1rman Nora Cornell Lmda Hallmark Beverly .T enmngs Costumes arbara Gobel Cha1rman Ehzabeth Pence L1nda Wxlkmson Publ1c1ty Betty Buzzell Cha1rman Pat Locke Sharlene Mxller Donna Von Koehnen Programs L1nda Teague Cha1rman Doug Powell Carolyn Hubbard T1ckets Carolann Hutch1nson Understud1es Nora Cornell Barbara Jackson Norm Powell 1 l -- -------- --.---l l f -------- ' . . ar - 1 . . U B - 1 S . ffwii 3, , , - ' fig , To DAIIV -W or fe Pat - - i ml Q p f ,g,,. ls v . si? Q 2 5 fl - ,, , Diane Taylor , , ary U I . , I ig ,Tj , . 1 I 5 I M 5 f 7 ' 3 A. A 1 2 'L 'H .. 1 N M A H ' I ' ' ' 1 fW'w- . , . . li lf X CAST KATRIN . . MAMA . . PAPA . . DAGMAR . . CHRISTINI . . MR HYDE . . NELS ...... AUNT TRINA . AUNT SIGRID . AUNT JENNY . UNCLE CHRIS . . A WOMAN ..... MR. THORKELSON . DR. JOHNSON . . . ARNE ....... A NURSE ....... ANOTHER NURSE . . MADELINE ............. DOROTHY SCHILLER ........ FLORENCE DANA MOOREHEAD . . . Paulette Etter . . Lucy Oakley . . Ronnie Russell . . . Jody Wilford . . Shanna Stewart . . Jack Parker . . . Gary Smith . Jackie Phelan . . Prudy Hutchins . Georgia Robinson . . . Bill Rausch . . Marlene Payne . . . Bob Lawson . Frank Strothers . . Jim Laajala . Cindy Anderson . . Sandy Hollis . . . Pat Anthony . Paulette Kimball . . . Diane Hursfall BELL BOY ............ . . Richard Mansfield SODA CLERK . . CAT . . . . . Jim Snover The Junior Class of Clarkston High School Presents 5 51785 0 I1 ,ah The story shows how Mama, with the help of her husband and Uncle Chris, brings up the children in their modest San Francisco home during the early years of the century. Mama, a sweet and capable manager, sees her children through childhood, manages to educate them and to see one of her daughters begin her career as a writer. Mamals sisters and uncle furnish a rich background for a great deal of comedy and a little incidental tragedy, while the doings of the children manage to keep everyone in STAGE MANAGER Richard Mansfield LIGHTING Larry Landon, Chairman Bob Porritt Doug St. Clair PROGRAMS Sharon Collick, Chairman Betsy Osgood Pat Rhyndress Pat Bailey MAKE-UP Skip Bonner, Chairman Pat Lemaster Rosemary Nelson Nancy Peter Betsy Osgood Sandy Hollis Winnie Borst PROPERTIES Pat Rhyndress, Chairman Lillian Savalisch Pat Anthony Inis McClard pleasant turmoil. Stella Chamberlain Gerry Crosby Callie Douglas Mary Ellen Pine Michele Beaumont Paulette Kimball Pat Asher Gay Ann Park Sharon Peege SETS Ed Glennie, Chairman Doug St. Clair Jack Weaver Gary Allen Jerry Hennig Ron Porritt Carolyn Howard Elton Houston Dick Hein Cliff Irwin Dave DeLong Bob Hein Dick Spohn John Parks Bob Walker Barbara White Dorothy Hicks COSTUMES Gay Ann Talmage Judy Ellibee Sharon Collick Pat Asher Donna Ruggles Janet Bullard Sally Taylor Ann McVittie Diane Moller Joan Bailey Marianne Jackson PROMPTER Judy Martin , Chairman ,, , . V ' is 40 r ll eh I U l ellcs .53 s Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Ed Hintz Athletic Director I Va rsl ty Varsity Football Record 1958 6 Oxford 0 13 Milford 13 20 Clarenceville 0 0 Holly 13 0 Brighton 32 0 West Bloomfield 20 0 Northvil le 47 0 Bloomfield Hills 13 55 Ortonville 18 1 5' Qtgi 1 - sr .Q ,eu 4 , ,R Left to Right--Kelly Burnette, Freshman Coach, Dom Mauti, Varsity Line Coach, Bob Wilkinson, Junior Varsity Coach, Ed Hintz, Varsity Coach. Not Pictured John Reabe, Varsity Line Coach. Football The purpose of the Varsity Football Team is to promote good sportsmanship and team play, teach individual sacrifice, and give an opportu- nity to participate in athletics. This organiza- tion seeks to develop skills and physical stature, instills a desire to win, gives an opportunity to relieve tensions and energy, and teaches mem- bers how to get along with teammates and opponents. Row 1, left to right, Mgr, Danny Ragatz, Eddie Glennie, John Parks, Cliff Irwin, John Marsh, Richard Mansfield, Jack Weaver, Jerry Hennig, Gary Smith, Jim Jennings, Mgr. Row 2, left to right, Bob Porritt, John Tisch, Don Marsh, Jim Hennig, Dave Meyers, John Kieft, Jerry Wilmot, Elton Houston, Ron Armstrong. Row 3, left to right, Mgr. Mike Simonson, Larry Saiz, Jim Snover, Larry Crouch, Melvin Joseph, Ron Morgan, Dick Spohn, Ed Springer, John Greene, Ron Russell, Gary Armstrong, Joe Courier, Richard Caverly, Bob White, Mgr. AI 5 F if 1 h 1. 4 i . if l 4 'f -, . 1 I- . ci! ' ' , 4- 1 275, V 25x45 'H ll! ' :I - f : F5 lr' iff? -f, 1, ' s H. ' Q X - fl' , N, y 115 4 Q40 1,3 350 It WSU Fifi no .i . 1 . 'f . 4 . 1 is 'wr X A J .- J I Y' - I T, -gr ,jp X 1 Q ,ng '4 M f'-se:p4v if . u,'.i' . c r ' Z - - . '4 f' , ,- ' f 4 -7' Efasazx . of R - 1 T ' an ' P' - 'I . ,i at 5,5 z' , R Q ks. . ,' Row l -left to right---James Lawless, Mike Bates, Charles Houston, Sonny Weston, Ronnie Walter, James Gunter, Willie Knox, Jon Hicks, Don DeNise, Coach Bob Wilkinson. Row 2-Left to right---Gar Wilson, Richard Valentine, Burt Montross, Ronald Lundy, Jerry Winebarger, Sam Miller, James Halsey, Richard Beutel, Richard Geiger, James Fleming. Junior Varsity Football The junior varsity football team completed the season with four wins and three losses. The three losses were by a total of fourteen points. With a few breaks, the junior varsity could have gone undefeated. Freshman Football The purpose of the freshman football squad is to aquaint and familiarize the ninth grade player with the fundamentals of football. If this is accomplished, we feel that a player will sooner become varsity material. JUNIOR VARSITY RECOR D C1 K t Xf d 0 Clarkston 25 Waterford 0 Clgikjtgg gmgglrd 7 Clarkston 7 Dublin 14 Clarkston Ortonville 0 CForfeitJ Clarkston 25 Romeo 13 Clarkston 6 Cl.3.I'kStOI'l told-Ord 0 - Clarkston 6 Bloomfield Hills 40 Clarkston Brighton 12 , Clarkston Northville 21 Clarkston 7 Dublm 20 Clarkston Bloomfield Hills 7 Clarkston 6 Rochester 25 'Practice Game Clarkston Won---3 Lost---4 Row 1- left to right---Bob Thomas, Bob Jenks, Tom North, Don Lumm, Denby Smith, Glenn See, Roger Draper, Tom Bass, David St. Clair, Milton Frick, BillGillis. Row 2-left to right---Manager Addison Hubbard, Rocky Bullard, Donnie Miller, Richard Sheldon, Ron Applegate, Mike Craven, Roger Smith, Peter Koneda, Marvin Frick, Ron Zumbrunnen, Jerry Powell, Mike Applegate, Manager Bob Sawyer. ,v. 'r 1 t I . F34 With quarterback Bob Porritt clearing the path, full- back Jim Snover goes for a first down during Clark- ston's homecoming game with Clarenceville. Clarkston 20 Clarenceville O Football Snapshots 1958 Varsity Co- Captains John Tisch and Jerry Wilmot Dave Meyers and four other Clarkston men bring down an Oxford aggressor after a short gain from the end zone. Clarkston 6 Oxford 0 tross instructions before going into the Brighton game. Clarkston 14 Brighton 12 Coach Hintz gives instruc- tions to backfield men Jim Hennig, Jim Snover and Mel Joseph during warm up before the Ortonville game. Clarkston 55 Ortonville 18 , ' a 'f Don Lumm is gang tackled after making the first down in the Freshman-Waterford game. Clarkston 25 Waterford 0 Quarterback Bob Porritt gets first down on a quarter back sneak during Milford game. Clarkston 13 Milford 13 Junior Varsity Coach Wilkinson gives Burt Mon- rv 4.3 1958 he fe 6 1 5 Homecoming .en Q 3 5 Queen gi 2 And Court 4 Senior Maid, Judy Whitlock Queen, Charlene Wilson Freshman Maid, Sharon Gotschall Sophomore Maid, Sandra Asher Junior Maid, Gay Ann Park 1 aff!! 3 If ,V , f?.7 1 4 Landon and Powell fight fOr I'9b0l1r1Ci in H Left to right: Varsity Basketball Coach, Dom Mautig Freshman Coach, scrimmage. Ken Battanig Assistant Varsity Coach, Ed Hintzg Junior Varsity Coach, Mel Vaara. Varsity Basketball A basketball player does not become a good player by accident. He must spend hours upon hours in developing the fundamental skills of basketball. At C.H.S. we have a full slate of teams in participation. We hope the brief schedule listed below will help to give our future players training toward better basketball. November 15th through March 6th -- 75 practices -- 60 games -- 5 teams -- 64 players -- 5 coaches -- 7 managers -- 36 cheerleaders -- 30 wins -- 29 losses -- 6 pep meetings -- practices Monday through Saturday. With our new building under construction we will have better facilities to run a smoother basketball program with more practices for the Junior High. Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Ortonville . Holly ....... . . Clarenceville Oxford .... Northville. . Brighton .. Oxford . . . Holly ..... Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Bloomfield Hills .... 56 Milford ....... . . 34 West Bloomfield .... 57 Ortonville ...... . . 44 Brighton ....... . . 74 Bloomfield Hills .... 50 Clarenceville . . . . . 56 Varsity Team Row 1, left to right: Jim Hennig, Bill Rausch, Tom Gr Jerry Hennig. Row 2: John Parks, Bill Powell, Richard Caverly, Larry Landon, Bob Porritt. Not pictured, Jay Campbell, Mgr. Richard Mansfield. ay, Junior Varsity Team N Row 1, left to right: Jack McCall, Jim Gunter, Charlie Houston, Ron Walter, Harold Weston. Row 2: Bill White, Andy Winter- bottom, Fred Warrick, Gar Wilson, Gil Hellman, Jack Anderson, Ron Lundy, Mel Joseph, Mgr. Dan Ragetz, not pictured. Q15 qv -:.,., We P Junior Varsity Basketball Clarkston .... 57 Ortonville ......... Clarkston .... 35 Holly ...... . Clarkston .... 44 Clarenceville . . Clarkston .... 52 Oxford ..... . Clarkston .... 65 Northville. . . . Clarkston .... 34 Brighton. . . . Clarkston .... 51 Clarkston .... 36 Clarkston .... 34 Clarkston .... 46 Oxford ...... Holly ....... Bloomfield Hills Milford ..... Clarkston .... 67 West Bloomfield . . . Clarkston .... 37 Ortonville .... . . Clarkston .... 59 Brighton . .... . . Clarkston .... 45 Clarkston .... 45 Bloomfield Hills Clarenceville . Freshman Team Row 1, left to right: Ron Hetherington, Ron Applegate, Bill Smith, Richard Sheldon, Richard De Bose, Mike Apple- gate, Chuck Funk. Row 2: Bob Thomas, Jerry Powell, Leo Rader, Roger Smith, David Green, Ron Zumbrunnen, Bill Ison, Neil Norgrove, Mgr. Addison Hubbard. 32 55 47 45 54 51 33 60 36 44 61 33 64 50 40 ,f Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Clarkston Freshman Basketball Bloomfield Hills Romeo ...... Brighton. . . Holly .... Romeo . . . Dublin ...... Rochester .... Bloomfield Hills Holly ....... Dublin . . . Brighton. . . 19s 'ii 184 1 1 Eyes f01' the blleket- What's the rush? Watch out next year. Bill Powell waits for rebound in Powell tips to Caverly to win the Brighton shoots and misses. Varsity game. tip-off. Varsity game. Varsity game. Basketball Snapshots 5321? t'Have team, will win. On Your Mark . . . GCV' No fair . . . too close Jack Anderson and Gar Wilson Gar Wilson watches basket. Jack Anderson goes in for a shot jump for rebound. J. V. game. J, V, game. J. V. game. It's a bird, It's a plane . . . Where did it go? t'Learning the Mambo, Mike '? John Gary and Gary McC1anahan Chuck Funk shoots for CHS. Danny Ragatz sinks one for CHS are ready f0I' the rebound- Freshman game. against Dublin. Eighth Grade. Seventh grade- 0... '1 Row 1, left to right, Sharon Parker, Barbara Buzzell, ROW 3, left to Yighl, Na0ml Afmslmngv Car01O'Ne-ill, LYHH Sandra Podger, Fay Federspiel, Sue Jackson, Heidi W2lll0f1, Belly 5aYVlS, DOHQK Harris, MZFY UPWHFG, VET- Stanquits, Bonnie Buella, Karen Smith, Barbara Walker, 011103 Lonston, Mary R0bb1f1S, Carolyn Talmage, Judi' Booth, Anne Wlgnall, Shirley Bauer, Michaelene Krithers. Belle Bullard, 42101419 W00dBll U Row 2, left to right, Sally Taylor, Pat Bullard, Janee Eisen- ROW fl, left l0 Fight, Jane Zumbrunnen, JeanneJ ndeigwoog, lohr, Barbara Tossey, Jim Manning, Ronnie Porritt, Kay Jackie Phelan, Janet Spangler, Ruth Jackson' een ewe ' Derbyshire, Carolyn Russo, Helen Lunsford, Donna Von MQ'-Ween O Mara' Cheryl H1991 Carene Denne' Roselle Koehnen, Sharon Evans, Paulette Ki rnball. Llppertf Esther Taylor Officers left to ri ht Janet Bull g , ard, Treasurer, Betty Buzzell, President' Donna Ruggles Secretary. Racket Squad ' The Racket Squad is a comparatively new group at Clarkston High. It had its beginning in 1955 under the direction of Mrs. Wilkinson and serves the purpose of providing a pep club for the school. One of its objectives is to send the cheerleaders to camp. In order to do this, the group sponsors the homecoming celebration and a spring dance each year. With pins, banners, pom-poms and lots of good old fashion yelling, the Racket Squad of Clarkston High School helps keep up the school spirit for the Clarkston Wolves. a ? 'ge . f. r Sponsors left to right, Miss Barbara Sanborn. Miss Ann Palermo Row 1 left to right, Marilyn Cornell, Barbara Papi, Jean Row 3. left to right, Sue Larkin, Adele Boucard, Virginia Licatovich. Joan Payne, Cathie Barwig, Tina Stephens, Brown. Shirley Gaddis, Diane DeLongchamp. Pat Underwood. Sally Morgan. Kathy Taylor, Sheryl Miller. Joan Ward. Maxine Ridgeway. Sharon Gotschall. Judy Fife. Joyce Barbara Bullard. Sandra Tomrell. Jeanette Whitlock. Galligan, Judy Erickson, Sue Cushman. Carol Decker. Row 2. left to right. Judy Cihoon, Betty Bulat, Lena ROW 4' left to Flghl- Pal LOCKS. Sandy Asher- B0b0 Zumbrunnen, Sue Turek, Cheryl Ellibee, Virginia Wilmot. Christides, Judy Evans. Cheryl Waggener, Floy Kuklaw. Sandra Crouch. Carolyn Ruggles, Brenda Arv, Judy WUSOH- Prudy Hutchins, Kathy McDermott. Juliette Gadwa, Adele Linda Engleman, Pat Johnson, Sharon Dawley, Paula Parker. - ' Lynady, Sally Moore, Dora Schiele. Row 1, left to right, Jay Campbell, Jerry Hennig, Dave Galligan, Jack Parker, Dave Meyers, John Kieft, Elton Houston, Norman Masters. Row 2, left to right, Jim Hennig, Bob Price, Jack Varsit The Clarkston High Varsity Club was started in 1951 by Mr. Hintz. The objectives of the club are to promote good sportmanship, to offer good fellowship to the members and to improve ath- letics in general at Clarkston High. The club meets twice a month with a formal business Meeting conducted by the president, followed by recreation for the group. The Varsity Club spon- Officers left to right, Jerry Wilmot, Vice-President, John Tisch, President, Bob Porritt, Treasurer, Larry Morgan, Secretary. Weaver, Jim Gunter, Don Marsh, Gary Allen, Gary Smith, Eddie Glennie, John Parks. Row 3, left to right, Richard Caverly, Ed Springer Tom Gray, Joe Courier, Ron Russell, Bill Powell Jack Anderson, John Greene, Dick Spohn, Not Pic tured Larry Saiz and Chuck Hancock. y Club sors the Annual Varsity Club Drag Dance, car washes, sells programs at the football and bas- ketball games, and challanges the faculty in bas- ketball to make money for the club. The club uses its money to buy sports equipment for the athletic department, furnish medical supplies and buy individual trophies. Sponsors, left to right, Mr. Mauti, Mr. Vaara, Mr Hintz. Not pictured Mr. Battani. . f Qrx Row 1 left to right Mgr Ron Hetherington. John Tom Gray, Ron Jyleen, Larry Morgan Parks Ron Applegate B111 Jacobs Mel Joseph, Jack Anderson Jim Miner Larry Saiz John Tisch, Jack Row 3, left to right, Mgr. Danny Ragatz Jack McCall parker Mike Bates, Jim Hennig, Norman Masters Tom Sey Row 2 left to right Mgr Bill Gillis, Larry Blacketl, ler, Sonny Weston, John Hicks. 1X2 1f2 1X2 1X2 1X2 Joseph beats B111 Powell out of the starting block in the 100 yard dash to set a new record of 10 6. Gary Gleick Bob Porritt Bob Parsons, Bill Powell, Tra c k 'I95 8 Track is one of the finest sports for all around body building. Each man participates individually according to his own abilities. The intense competition builds self-confidence and teaches true sportmanship qualities. C. Seyler 95 l9f2O M. Joseph '74 J. Jenson 64 2X3 T. Seyler 37 R. Sofferdine 28 T. Gray 2611!12 B. Powell 22 3X4 J. Parks 22 2X5 B. Porritt 22 1X4 J. Hennig 141f4 J. Parker 14 L. Saiz 13 L. Morgan 10 J. Miner 8 N. Masters 4 3X4 D. Lippert 2 L. Blackett 1 J. Tisch 1 M. Bates 1 Total Points - 49611.12 Total Average Per Meet 55 Clarkston ran against 23 teams ---- winning or de- feating 17 teams, losing to 6 teams! Most Valuable --Chuck Seyler Coaches Mr Vaara and Mr Burnette 2 , X glial 2 we-was Hi F 117 x ' T 'ill' W F--.lf 'fgfimfwtij lv WI., if M M' Left to Right- Bob Osgood, Mgr. , Don Marsh, Larry Stelmach, Gary Armstrong, John Parks, Bob Porritt, Richard Caverly, Roger Paulson Jerry Wilmont, Ron Walter. BasebaHl958 Wayne-Oakland League Final Standings l958 Baseball Won Lost Milford 10 0 C larks ton 7 3 Northville 7 3 Clarenceville 5 5 Bloomfield Hills 5 5 Holly 4 6 West Bloomfield 1 9 Brighton l 9 LETTER WINNERS Armstrong, Gary Marsh, Don Lippert, Dick Noles, Bill Stelmach, Larry Degrow, Doug Jensen, Jim Wilmot, Jerry Gaddis, Dave Parks, John Parks, LeRoy Porritt, Bob '-sf-A-J f tg ,J-wg, . Coach, Ken Battani Y0u'I-e QUT, Cave,-1y1vv Speedy Walter squeezes in at home to score for CHS . Schedule 'Fenton 0 Clarkston 9 'Oxford 3 Clarkston 2 Northville 2 Clarkston l Brighton 2 Clarkston 8 Milford 4 Clarkston 0 Clarenceville 4 Clarkston 9 Holly l Clarkston 2 West Bloomfield l Clarkston 3 Bloomfield Hills O Clarkston 9 Brighton 4 Clarkston ll Milford 2 Clarkston 0 Holly O Clarkston l 'Denotes Non-League Games Clarkston --------- Games ---- Won 8 Lost 4 P, .Q 2- 10- A - L 0 ., rr1+ Left to right, Jim Gunter, Jack Weaver, Eddie Glennie, Chuck Hancock, Gar Wilson. Golf 1958 The varsity golf team had a mediocre year in 1958, winning two dual 1 meets and losing four, and winning one triangular meet while finishing f Ye . third in two others. In the league tournament played at Meadowbrook M R dau G If C h Country Club, Clarkston finished sixth of eight teams, in the ' . r' an ' 0 Cac ' regional tournament at Flint, they finished sixth out of ten teams hole reglonal meet, which Was OHS Of the better SCOres among all in their class. golfers at the tournament. Letter winners were Bill Junglas, Chuck Seyler, Ed Eaglen, Prospects for 1959 are somewhat better, with four letter Chuck Hancock, Jim Gunter, Gar Wilson, and Jack Weaver, winners returning as well as several other golfers with above Best performances were turned in by Hancock and Gunter, who average ability. Matches were scheduled with Brighton and scored consistently in the low 40's. Hancock shot an 86 in the 18 N0I'U1Vi119, 2II1OHg Others, which gave the golfers an oppor- tunity to play on some of the best golf courses in the area. Mr. Randall helps the boys with their strokes. N I t E '31, -,NK hllw' . .3 5- Varsuty Cheerleaders Left to right Char Wilson Judy Whltlock Gay Ann Park Prudy Hutchins, Rutharm Carmean Sandy Greshem, Captain Mgr Judy Martm not pictured .mtl-S' -.gs-xg Much of the credlt for the fine display of sportsmansh1p and enthusiasm shown at athletlc events th1s year goes to our cheer leaders Our cheerleaders were Judged on the following quahfxcatlons Pleaslng personahty Polse Confidence Good personal grooming Imagmatlon and resourcefulness Orgamzing ab111ty and leadership Acrobatlc ab111ty A commandmg vo1ce This year the Varslty IS composed of Junior and senior girls The J V IS composed of freshmen and sophomore girls Varsity Cheerleaders 3 W, Junlor r K, - 'Q-1 '.. s f My J CHE f Left to right: Janet Spangler Captain Bobo Christides, Susie Martin, Barbara Buzzell, Linda Milam, Carolyn Ruggles. Mgr. Judy Booth not pictured. Qprf- 'NifZD'9. - 5- A' 3' ni ,Z I as Qff1.xve3i,,f 2455 ,,,+f.,- ' ibn D L Wt A .' X ,,,. Vw: w 4' .Enix ' 'ik 4,,Q,,v,g,,,,,:25 I, ,,M,fm W RWE? f X X f-335555 .-.-, , 1 4 ff fEi'Q'h .V ,Q -1' 2. -5 Elif .. 41 If ' ' Ye' 3 f g V , A gf , L GW W H532 R I Y If 'QQ X405 ff 0 fi O O O an f rr t Q. n Vi 1 WN B QVIJ I K w .lL E 2: I . Q, ' N fl 2 53911: I 4. 'U , 5 ZW, , t 1 , , if lg 1 N Eighth Grade Cheerleaders The eighth grade chose the following cheerleaders this year, left to right, Mary Bates, Carol Walter, Faye Jenks, Joan Mansfield, Manager Mary Crosby, Mary Jean Saiz, Diane Jenks, Darlene Borst and Vickie Burley. Miss Palermo is their sponsor. Ninth Grade Cheerleaders The cheerleaders for the ninth grade this year were, left to right, Sharon Got- schall, Paula Parker, Susan Jackson, Barbara Bullard, Sheryl Miller and Cathie Barwig. Miss Palermo is their sponsor and Kathy Taylor is their man- ager. Seventh Grade Cheerleaders The sponsor of the seventh grade cheer- leaders is Miss Palermo.Sue Allen is their manager. Pictured, left to right, front row, Beverly Galligan, Linda Hall- man, Kathy Golembeske, Christine Jacobs, JoAnn Jones, Angie Nelson. Second row, left to right, Teresa Coleman, Judy Leach, Martha Madison, Connie Buzzell, Cor- inne Blackett, Nancy Stanquits. go Row 1, left to right, Lona Nelson, Louise Megran, Sue Reich, Margaret Fife, Betty Bulat, Judy Cohoon, Pat Lemaster, Linda Engelman, Pat Johnson, Sharon Dawley, Betty Buzzell, Delores DeNise, Mildred Davis, Sharon Herold, Jeanette Whitlock. Row 2, left to right, Nancy Walker, Prudy Hutchins, Judy Whitlock, Joyce Duckett, Sue Larkin, Kathy Rowe, Betty Anspaugh, Joan Ward, Donna Ruggles, Sue Cushman, Jackie Moore, Diane Taylor, Ruthann Carmean, Carolann Hutchinson, Betty Wright. G. A. A. Row 3, left to right, Barbara Buzzell, Kathy McDermott, Thespo Christides, Sandra Asher, Sally Moore, Shirley Gaddis, Kay Derbyshire, Carolyn Warrick, Pat Bullard, RGYDGCCH D9L0Hg, Dora Schiele, Naomi Armstrong, Carolyn Russo, Sharon Parker, Joyce Lawless. Row 4, left to right, Charlene Miller, Lucy Rader, Janet Bullard, Rosalie Lippert, Barbara Sexton, Betty Sarvis, Mary Robbins, Sandra Greshem, Donna Harris, Cheryl Hipp, Jackie Phelan, Jean Underwood, Linda Strohkirch, Veronica Longton, Carene Denne, Betty Rose, Lynn Walton, Jane Zumbrunnen. G.A. A. started back in 1925, under the direction of Miss Herriff, with the main idea ,. 1 of providing a girl's basketball team for the school. Since that time G. A.'A. has pro- gressively advanced through the years to include other activities beneficial to high Sf ' ' school girls. In the years 1953-1954 bowling and softball were added to the program for the girls. This year G. A. A. has set up a constitution which has given the girls a , master plan from which to enlarge their progran, under the leadership of the officers W V V ,.,. 'ff of the organization. Ruthann Carmean, President, Rosalie Lippert, Vice-President, ' -' Sandra Greshem, Secretary: Jeanette Whitlock, Treasurer. The group plans to follow I ' the constitution concerning the following activities throughout the year, playday with ,H ' other league schools, volleyball, basketball team, and softball. , ' - ,,.,. . Y o , ' ' G lrl s Basketball ' G. A. A. sponsors, as part of its program, a girl's basketball team composed of 12 girls which plays other league schools. This year, 6 games were scheduled -Northville, Bloomfield Hills and Clarenceville being opponents. The girls combined good sports- Sponsor, Miss Palermo manship and skill which resulted in a very profitable season for all concerned. Row 1, left to right, Lynn Walton, Jeanette Whitlock, Ruthann Carmean, Betty Wright. Co-Captains Sandy Row 2, left to right, Dora Schiele, Barbara Sexton, Veronica Longton, Charlene Greshem and Judy Miller, Lucy Rader, Naomi Armstrong. Whitlock. T Y lah ,p- juz. 'V ,pkiaylo FLW +,,.g,zfi3,4 ' 1? my Knox sings I Wonder as I Wander ' 40 0-'E' . . 'QQ' w,,'-vm in the Christmas pageant. j 4' Us 3013 A val ' A scene from the Perfect Caroll' Our new high school plans were presented. If Happened In '58-'59 , .. Y is 1 Teen Tones sing Smoke Gets in The Quartertones plus One . Your Eyes . Snakes Alive presented . U Our queen and captains being at the Biology club The exc1tement of Sophomore rings honored at the queen's assembly. meeting, being Ordered. Mr and Mrs DeVere Games 6542 Pear Street Clarkston, Mlchlgan M Glenn Karseboom 65 Mad1S0n Clarkston MlChlg8n Mr and Mrs Danlel Peter 8848 L3.k6V19W Drlve Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Thomas Argyle 4925 Clarkston Road Clarkston Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Robert Beaumont 12030 Bxg Lake Road Davlsburg M1ch1gan Mr and Mrs Fred Turek 8809 Sashabaw Road Clarkston Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Gray Robertson 17 Robertson Court Clarkston MlCh1gan Jumor Class Clarkston H1gh School Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Charles Roblnson 40 Robertson Court Clarkston M1ch1gan The Clarkston Ploneer Club Mr and Mrs Fred Hancock 8646 Thendara Clarkston Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Charles Warrlck 19390 Canterbury Detrolt 21 Mlchlgan Semor Hlgh Student Councll Clarkston Hxgh School Clarkston Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Don Harrls Mam St Clarkston, Mxchlgan Mr and Mrs FD Larkm 160 Holcomb Clarkston M1ch1gan Mr and Mrs EdwardD Thomson l35N Maln Clarkston Mxchlgan Mr and Mrs Lloyd Grmdstaff 4935 Clarkston Road Clarkston M1ChlU3H Mr and Mrs Ward Poole 4295 Cllntonvllle Road Pontlac Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Emmett Le1b 5525 Ormond Road Davtsburg, Mlchxgan Mr and Mrs Russell Wllson 6071 Maybee Road Clarkston, Mxchlgan Patron Sponsors Mr and Mrs Ralph McCann 4149 Meyers Road Drayton Plams M1ch1gan Blology Club Clarkston Hlgh School Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Gerald Burley 9848 Hadley Road Clarkston M1ch1gan Racket Squad Clarkston Hxgh School Clarkston Mlchlgan I Burns Cleaners 96S Mam Clarkston M1ch1gan M and Mrs J A Glennie l65N Maln Clarkston M1ch1gan Mr and Mrs S P HalseY 9900 Andersonv1lle Road Clarkston M1Ch1gaH Mr and Mrs R Shemp Andersonvxlle Road Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs W C Krause 821 Menonmee Road Pontlac M1Chlgan Mr Frank HalSf-BY Andersonvllle Road Donald Beauchamp 3935 Irls Waterford MlChlgaH Mr and Mrs Charles Parker 3850 Maxden Drlve Waterford M1Ch1gan Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon Clarkston Hxgh School Clarkston MlCh1gaH Junlor Class Clarkston H1gh School Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Emerso Vllet Hadley Road Clarkston Mlchxgan MISS Arlene Nelson 5535 Clarkston Road Clarkston Mlchlgan Mrs A D Ingham 4507 Major Pontiac Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Floyd Gordon 109 Wompole Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr and Mrs Randolph Nelson 5535 Clarkston Road Clarkston M1ch1gan 101 Rose Mary Nelson 5535 Clarkston Road Clarkston, Mlchlgan Dr and Mrs R W Bullard 6745 Parke Lake Drlve Clarkston, MlCh1gaH Mr and Mrs Harold Bauer 6111 Mlddle Lake Road Clarkston M1ch1gan Mr and Mrs Harry Waggener 6470 Waldon Road Clarkston, Mlchlgan Mr Edger Colllck 6051 Mlddle Lake Road Clarkston, M1Ch1gaH Rev and Mrs Wllllam Rlchards Church Street Clarkston M1Ch1gaH Mr and Mrs Cecll Jennlngs 6475 Waldon Road Clarkston Mxchlgan Semor Chorus Clarkston Hlgh School Clarkston MlChlgaH Freshman C Clarkston P 1611 School Clarkston Mlchxgan 91 N Mam Street Clarkston M1ch1gan Mr and Mrs Albert Pap1 Drayton Pla1ns Mxchlgan Mr and Mrs Petrle 3845 Ir1s Waterford MlCh1g3D Dr R F Byers 3448 Hlghland Rd Pontxac Mxchlgan Beaches Servlce Statxon M 15 and DlXl9 H1ghWHY Clarkston MlChlgHH Wolf Cry Staff Clarkston H1gh School Clarkston Mlchlgan Hi Y Clarkston Hxgh School Clarkston Mxchlgan Semor Class Clarkston H1gh School Clarkston M1chLgan Future Teachers Club Clarkston H1gh School Clarkston Mlchlgan Future Nurses Club Clarkston I-hgh School Clarkston, Mxchlgan 1 l r. - . . . .. , . . ' ' , . . 9 , , ' ' . . . , . 4 , I I I r. , , . A . . . . . 7 , ' ' 9 1 1 , , l I 7 7 . . ' 7 . D N J fer' X' t G ' , . . Clarkston, Michigan Davisburg, Michigan Ye Olde Tyme -Shoppe u u . , ' ' , . . , . . . I ' Q . , . . s . , ' . . . . , , . . a ' . i ' . . , . . Z ' 1 ' . . 5 ' ' s D I . . rl Q ' . . , . 1 . . , 1 l - - ' . . y . . ' 1 , ' .D Q . . . . . . ! . . '. 7 7 e . ' ' . . 7 D A 0 a , - - Outstanding Seniors ltggg Carolyn Warrick Carol Fitch D AR Good Citizenship Award S911101' 30191109 Award l C? f '?M, ..-. , f Diane Pace Senior Band Aavard John Tisch Sandra Greshem Most Valuable Football Player GAA Award Award Senior Honor Students Left to right: Judy Whitlock, Lucy Rader, Betty Buzzell, Carol Stock, Carolyn Warrick, Carol Fitch, Linda Hallmark, Don Jockwig, Alan Wells, Karen Jennings, Perry Smith, Barbara Jackson, Pat Fredericks, Jerilynn Minton. Not pictured, Susan Johnson Susan Johnson. Betty Crocker Homemaking Award Surpmse' Is that so? 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HOWARD M KIEFT DELTON F LOHFF REG PROE ENGINEER CIVIL ENGINEER at LAND SURVEYOR For the best deal In the long run see EN GINYEERIYG SURVEYI N G ROAD af DRAINAGE PROPERTY SURVEYS WATER SLPPLY TOPOGRAPIIIC SURVEYS sEwER SYSTEMS MORTGAGE sumrvs PROIFCT ENGINEERING at the StOD llghf ln MUNICIPAL SERVICES st. RDIVISION DEVELOPMENT WATERFORD M1CHlG?g30 SHOPPIAG CENTERS Your FORD Dealer smce ENGINEERING REPORTS MAPIQ 5 7392 Clarkston, Mlch 107 1 ,J ,J ' . SQ 'B I Li' - , Maple 5 -5741 u - I - ff f fef- 5' I 'X 4 O , V A A Q . +14 ,-rs -iss 'W lark ton State Bank DIRECTORS R. A. Alger T. J. Foley R. L. Jones C. W. Robinson G. A. Walter OFFICERS Thomas J. Foley Chairman of Board Guy A. Walter President Robert L. Jones, Vice-President gl Cashier Isabel K. Bullen Assistant Cashier Charles W. Robinson Assistant Cashier Kathleen B. Waters Assistant Cashier EMPLOYEES Elsie Smith Arleen Wilson Frances H. Wampfler C. Herbert Soulby Martha Wright Audrey Friday Imogene Alexander Onalee Morgan Ruth Ellsworth Fay Elsholz LEGAL COUNSEL Estes 83 Cooney TAX ADVISERS Ernst gl Ernst INVESTMENT COUNSEL Heber-Fuger-Wendin, Inc. Clarkston, Michigan ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance, and cash items in process of collection . . . United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed .......................... Obligations of States and political subdivisions ..... Other bonds, notes, and debentures ............. Corporate stocks fincluding 38,550.00 stock of Federal Reserve Bank .......................... Loans and discounts fincluding 3108.32 overdraitsj . . Bank premises ownedS62, 795.00, furniture and fixtures 317,184.95 ............................ Other assets ....... . TOTAL ASSETS . . . ..... . . . . LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ........................ Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations ....................... Deposits of United States Government ......... Deposits of States and political subdivisions ....... Other deposits fcertified and officers' checks, etc.l . . TOTAL DEPOSITS ............ S5,553,360.9 Other Liabilities ...... . .... ......... . TOTAL LIABILITIES .................. . CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capitalt.. .. ............. Surplus ................ Undivided profits ....................... TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS .............. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS . . a Q 5 3 4, 3 Dollars Cts. 834,093.35 2,52'1,003.95 599,033.58 15,154.00 0,550.00 1,927,31e.75 79,979.95 435.55 5,992,947,113 2,090,364.06 2,857,138.33 69,385.33 489,083.35 47,389.88 31,776.30 .l. i - 5,535,137.25 150,000.00 150,000.00 107,809.88 407,809.88 5,992,947.13 ' This bank's capital consists of common stock with total par value of S150,000.00. ill ll , ' 44 AUTOGRAPHS I 'Id ,, , I Q If !u v Ja --L li Do yo u need new cabinets? For a mark of quality .... EUi0tt'S will help YOU- ub ,A Sewin ervice ' ' 9 9 Slim!! Lfabzucf Makers Main Street 5930 M-15 ------- MA 5-1224 Clarkston, Michigan Clarkston, Michigan .xx , as Architects, Board of Education and Dr. Greene get together to discuss plans for our new school. -- e-11 For Jazz, Rock and Roll or Bop, Get your records at the Clarkston Shop -.Jug It's th e natural place to shop ..... . 7 Clarkston Music Shop e 9 4 Market Main street Main Street Clarkston, Michigan 'QF Wi, + ,ig fffi Clarkston, Michigan Ship 'n Shore Ban-Lon Levi Mojud You can be sure With name brands from Wa Iter's De pa rtm ent Store Main Street Clarkston, Michigan 549' , s Q' Kk-b- V+ f i Lu V 1 M 1 a a Q H-az. ' , 9'-' L Z, I K i - 5,3 :Q X' T 5, -wg Q ,f 5 r- LL It gli gf S ' A f C I S 1 7 1 l I I , N fTW 'f 415' :A 1 My' QW. ,, A. i Does Dior Know About This? Complete Real Estate Service and Property Management ROY ANNETT , INC. Realtors 28 E. Huron---Pontiac, Michigan Phone FE 8-0466 The Shop For Everyone ...... Worth Looking Into. . . . . . S Kang A Jnaurance gencg Maln Street Clarkston Mlchxgan Clarkston State Bank Clarkston, Mtchlgan C W Robmson Isabel K Bullen BROWNIES, COOKIES All Kmds of Cakery You ll Fmd Them ALL at the CLARKSTON BAKERY Mam Street Clarkston MlChlgaH 'vii' , . 2 7 , ' D c 1 ---- a , . , 6' 1 I Aw ,Ln , , 9-L 111 1131? ,,-vw fi? Mrs. Burnette P ' Advisor Left to right, Business Manager, Sue Turek, Editor, Sharon McClanahan, Assistant Editor, Stella Crosby. The Business Staff, left to right, Sue Larkin, Rocky Bullard, Michele Beaumont, Callie Douglas, Not Pictured, Craig Smith, Diane Taylor. ix. 1, 5- 1 qi- D- Hilltopper Sta ff We, the HILLTOPPER STAFF of 1959, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Goedde, the teachers students and business concerns for their time and assistance which played a valuable part in compil- ing this yearbook. We sincerely hope that in future years, as you leaf through this yearbook, you may recall your high school days at Clarkston High with pleasure and satisfaction. Left to right, seated, Sports Editor, Carolyn Warrick, Diane Bogner, Seventh Grade Editor, Adele Lynady, Tenth Grade Editor, Bobo Christides, Ninth Grade Editor and Layout Editor, Nancy Jennings, Eighth Grade Editor, Char Wilson, Senior Editor. Left to right, stand- ing, Nancy Peter, Eleventh Grade Editor, Linda Chapman, Music Editor, Carol Fitch, Activities Editor. Not pictured, Photographer, Larry Blackett. Seated Left to right, Carolyn Ingersoll, Lonnie Crannick, Karen Spohn,I-'aye Burley, Bonnie Buella, Barbara White, Delores DeNise. Standing, Left to right, Helen Lunsford, Pat Bullard, Bette Bullard, Jean Licatovich, Norm Powell, Karen McIntyre, Mary Jo Willets, Winnie Borst, Marianne Jackson, Prudy Hutchins, Ruth H Jackson. Mary Jane Head, Carol Walter. Not Pictured Barbara Gillis