Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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and talent does what it can. Adams, Steve Addis, Daniel Aikin, Jacqueline Alexander, Cynthia Alexander, Sharon Allen, Roger Dale Allen, Mary- Alien, Rodney Amante, Richard Ashbaugh, Mary Bachand, Charlene Bailey, Star Baird, J im Baker, Douglas Bandy, Barbara Barber, Linda Barlow, Daniel Barnett, Steve Beach, Charles Bennett, Linda Berry, Sandra Betts, Jack Bierd, Cindy Biles, Hazel Bilkovsky, Bert BIchm, Fredrick Blimka, Rick Brabbs, Luellyn Bray, Karen Brown, Christine Budrow, Sandra

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“Genius does what it must, n Yeager, Fred Yingling. Sandra Zimmerman. Vic ki Robinson, Thea Rowden, Ronald Russell, Mable Rust, Charlene Rutzen, Robyn Sadler, Mary Jane Sage, Carol Sanford, Kerry Savage, Bob Schlutow. Cindy Schoff, Marcc Schwarze, Fred Scaly, Joyce Seaman, John Seath, Mark Senevey, Darlene Sexton, Louise Shannon, Brenda Shreves. Gary Simpson, Gary Smalley. Sandra Smith, Dan Smith, Kris Smith, Rick Spohn, Pat Stageman, Don Stickney, J im Stierstorfer, Carolyn Stiller, John Storm, Carol Stotts. Steve Strohkirch, Carole Szeremet, Dennis Taylor, Arnold Thompson. Joan Turek. Mike-Upward. Alice Uadc, Suzanne Walker. Paul Walter, Lari W'eir. Pam Wilberg, John Williams, Lillian Wilson, Linda Wilson, Rick Woodard, James Woods, Joanne-Wood worth, Karen Woo ley, John 26

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“The golden School spirit and devoted students go hand and hand to achieve their goal. Morris Haytt, Steve Barnnett, and Cathy Lessard work on a banner for the next pep assembly. Anxiety is expressed on the faces of Sophomore Class officers Mike Madison. Jane Thrift, Joanne Kriss and Rod Allen time of Long ago.” A great playwright and genius, William Shakespeare, once said, “The mood of the present day is work. It appears as though the Sophomore Class has adopted this adage as its own. Title roles in the 1963-64 school pageant of study and extra-curricular activity are coveted by many Sophomores. Student Government Representatives, Class Officers, Club and Band members, Athletes and cheerleaders , all endeavor back-stage to present a smooth running and efficient command performance on behalf of the Sophomores. Elections, concerts, competitional meets and special events provide the props and background, while ambition and sincerity show' the willingness, enthusiasm and ability of our Sophomores. This year the agenda dictates that the class put forth its best efforts in every field: Scholastic Ability, Music, Art, Government, Athletics and even beauty; as seen in their class maid, Marty Terry. as they are told of future plans by sponsors Mr. Casteel and Mr, Thibaulc. 28