Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Bringing The Year To An End. Academic work, social activities, sports, and organizations, have ceased their functions for another year. But the experience we gained and the fun we had will not cease, and memories of our first year in high school will linger. The year was but a step on the ladder of life. Building on that ladder each year, we will meet the future with enthusiasm. Sandra Trilo Russell Trim Bob Turner Charles Underwood Craig Utter Steve Vargo Dianne Van Haezebrouck Cathy Verbeck Rolla Vess Mickey Williams Michael Waite Patrick Waite Dianna Walker Tim Walton Wiley Walts Bill Wanke Allan Warner Lawrence Watters Ronnie Weatherington Bonnie Webster J udy Welch Don Wentz J im Adkins Mary Wertman Carol Wesener J ohn White Linda Whitlock Lucia Wilford Danny Williams Arnold Villarreal Virginia Vliet Sharon Waddell J oanne Woods Mike Williams John Wilmot J ulie Wilson Cherie Witherup Dave Wood Fergie Wood Modest Woodard Suzie Woodcum J im Wooley Kathleen Yarbrough Denise Zalants Sue Zimmerman Steve Adams 28

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Opportunities Unfolded Before Us Stan Rader J udy Ragacz Connie Ramsey Gerald Reed Sharon Rhoads Rickey Richards Cathy Richardson Guy Riddle Danny Rae Riggs Diane Ritlaw Phillip Roach King Robinson Robert Rocha Bobby Roehm Kathryn Rondo Harle Ross Paul Sanchez Sharon Saunders Jimrny Schmidt Don Schneider Peggy Schoff Don Spangler Chuck Sparber Linda Spencer Lewis Stephens Edmund Streling Jodie Strother Billy Swayne Ronnie Swayne Joe Szeremet Judy Szymanski Barbara Taylor Bob Taylor Martha Terry Linda Theakston Connie Thompson Virginia Thrift Carolyn Throesch Marty Tisch Shirley Tode Chris Torr Gary Tressel

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Complete Association With School Life... Robert Adcock Dennis Aikin Harold Allen Paul Allen Randy Armstrong Pamela Arnett Janell Ash Pam Atchison Patrick Atchison Carolyn Atkins Bill Bailey Anne Banjoff One of the most eventful years of high school for students is their Sophomore year, for it is at this time the realization of belonging to high school emerges. Being not the youngest in a new world, nor the oldest with immediate problems of the future to face, a Sophomore's life is exciting and fun. One of the most exciting events of the year was the ordering of class rings. By making our own selection we had the opportunity to choose what we wanted and exert our will as individuals. Through the year we held dances, and soon were part of Homecoming, preparing for its festivities, cheerleading, playing Varsity football, basketball, and numerous other activities. Richard Bellehumeur Ethel Bessinger Louis Biles Willa Birchett Pat Bishop Leo Blimka Mary Boggs Brenda Boyce Shelby Boyce Ken Brewer Talking over the distribution of class rings are class sponsor, Mr. Ralph Kenyon; President, Dave Coulter; Vice-President, Robyn Rutzen; Secretary, Tinki Pedigo; Point Secretary, Carol Cinader; and Treasurer, Randy Armstrong. Class Sponsor, Miss Nancy Mouw is not pictured.