Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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William Smith Latin Randee Sorscher French I, II William Dennis Auto Mechanics Woods I, Electricity Charlene Williams Chorus Barton Connors Senior Band

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Donald Lytle English Pat Czamecki English Mary Horrigan French English Judy Tellen English Susan Palmer-Smith English Mike Co trie English 15

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Margaret Campbell Art I Crafts Eleanor Thayer Library Barry Breidenbaugb Special Education Kay El I ward Home Economics In the following pages of our book we will show the many lessons which may be learned from four years of high school. During the years of our elementary and junior high schooling our teachers have helped our parents to form the character and morals which we carry with us throughout our lives. But - in the high school years a student will turn more and more to someone besides his parents for advice and counsel. It is during these times that the high school teacher becomes not just a person who teaches us the basics of English and French, Business Math or Algebra, but someone who is always willing to listen to the problems plans and ideas of his student. This is why every high school student begins to show respect to his teachers for other reasons than the threat of a whipping when he is bad. Yet, not only respect but also a special kind of love and devotion for this person who has always been willing to spend some extra time with him is felt by each student for a special teacher who has taken an interest in them. It is with this love and devotion that we dedicate this section of our yearbook to those people who always make our memories from this portion of our lives worth remembering.