Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Above: Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Blackerby prepare to serve the day’s meal to the Mrs. Funk, the baker, rushes to keep up with the never ending line hungry waiting students. Mrs. Hardy is responsible for the preparation of the of hungry students. There are five lunch hours which last from special salad lunch and Mrs. Blackerby is a kitchen helper. Below: Mrs. Barber 11:15 to 12:35. and Mr. Lowery, the two day custodians, clean the dirty halls while students attend classes. Both the day and night custodians are assigned certain areas to clean each day or night.

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Cooks, Custodians Vital to School Order Mr. Green, head custodian, unfolds the bleachers for a last hour assembly. He has been head custodian of the new senior high since it opened in 1960. The never ending task of feeding up to 700 students is tackled each day by Clark-ston’s staff of cooks. The cook manager, Mrs. Lorell Verbeck, compiles the food order for the senior high. Mrs. Lee Funk serves as the baker while Mrs. Arlene Hardy and Mrs. Margaret Snyder are the second cooks. Mrs. Hardy is responsible for the preparation of the choice lunch. Mrs. Jean Blackerby, Mrs. Marian Shuler and Mrs. Lenore Carey arc kitchen helpers. These seven cooks serve the day’s meals to both students and faculty during five lunch hours. Head custodian in the high school is Frank Green. He has been with the school system for nineteen years. Mr. Green does the general repair work and keeps the boilers working. Sherman Lowery and Mrs. Lena Belle Barber are the two day custodians. Mrs. Barber does the light custodial work, dusting the lockers and washing doors, to make Mr. Lowery’s job easier. These two custodians clean the cafeteria every day after the lunch hours are over. Frank Stauter, one of the night custodians, is responsible for cleaning the gym area. The other night custodians are Mrs. Mary Brendle, Mrs. Mary Cook. Don Miller. Madden Monroe. Orville Nelsey and Glen Putnam. 20

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Co-op Advisor Offers 22 Above: Juniors Sandra Buzzel and Bill Logan refund a customer’s change in the Wolves Den during first lunch hour. Right: Before selling a gym bag to a freshman gym student Sue Tower checks the inside to make sure there are no damages. Above: Miss Vaughn assists Mrs. Shrapncll in typing up card catalogue cards for some new books which were purchased for the library. At the beginning of the year five-hundred new books were added to the shelves. Right: Co-op student, Don Tyler, washes a car after it has been repaired by other employees of Haupt Pontiac. Don cleans cars before they arc returned to the customers.