Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Demonstrating their “most athletic’ title were Sue Zimmerman and Rod Allen while our “best dancer Marty Tisch looks on. “Best dancer Morris Hyatt is not pictured. Seniors choice for “prettiest eyes went to Linda Nolen and Ernie Morgan; for “prettiest smile’ to Jane Thrift and Jim Shannon; and for “prettiest hair” to Jane Hallman and Hugh MacGregor. Displaying their delight for being chosen “Class Couple,” are Rod Allen and Sue Peters. Jeanne Slinkard and Nolen Carnell, exhibit their “most mannerly title. Taking a dip in the cafeteria drinking fountain are Judy Szymanski and Steve Barnett “Class Clowns. 22

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Awaiting the announcement of the winners in the 1966 Junior ny Cook, Joanne Kriss, Cindy Moiser, Margaret Kecch, Cathy Miss Pageant are, (first row): Cathy Richardson, Heidi Bueh- Lessard, and Jane Hallman. (Fourth row): Cindy Johnson, Lin- rig, Sue Peters, Marty Terry, (second row): Sue Logan, Jodie da Nolen, Gale Getzan, Cindy Alexander, Linda Bennett, Pat Strother, Brooksie Newton, Jeancc Slinkard. (Third row): Pen- Cook, Diane Martin, and Darlene Craven. As in the past years, Clarkston’s Jaycees sponsored the local Junior Miss Pageant in late November. This year’s pageant had the largest turnout of girls in the local contest’s history. Twenty-one seniors worked and competed for the coveted title of Clarkston’s Junior Miss. Selected for the honor was Cathy Lessard. Sue Peters was chosen the first runner-up. In January, Cathy traveled to Pontiac to compete in the state Pageant. For the local pageant, the main requirement to enter was that a girl must be a senior in a credited high school. They were judged on such traits as poise, talent, personality, and scholastic achievements. Most important of these judgements were a personal interview, talent, and evening gowns. For the group of girls who competed in the Junior Miss Pageant, it was an occasion they will never forget. Sue Peters, 1st runner up, and Cathy Lessard clutch excitedly at their trophies. After weeks of working on their individual talent, skits, the different parts of the' program, the girls put on a beautiful show full of bright lights, soft music, gaiety, and a touch of sentimentality. The Jaycees 1966 Junior Miss was Cathy Lessard. 21

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Dennis Sommers and Linda Bennett received the best build and best figure title. Denise Zalants and Mike Madison were the best dressed seniors. The title most intelligent was achieved by John Slade and Gale Getzan as Cathy Lessard and Paul Hoxsie were chosen as most likely to succeed. Cindy Mosier and Rod Allen received the honor of most all arounds. Chosen for the honor of most Handsome and Most Beautiful by the class of 66 were Mike Madison and Jane Thrift. Cindy Mosier and Steve Barnett received the title of Best Personality. 23