Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Above: Riding on the sophomore float is class maid, Alice Marshall. Below: Senior maid, Gail Ragatz, is seated on the winning Heat constructed by the scniors.

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Dicnic Weeks and CSCUH. Jeff Kilmn. enjoy th' l-Innwcmu- ing evening with mumc by tho Wurld , Above: Counuil secrctzuy, Nancy anlbach. goes over the minutes M an earlier meeting. Below: Student Council omccrs and udvisors: president Kin Stulkcr trcuxurcr Kim Blamy. vicu president Al Watson. Mr. Jim Wenger and Mr. James Chamberlain.

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Homecoming Praises the World of Man Tribute lu Munkintl AecumphshmcnlsHwasthc Home- coming th'Z'ine. The lltrmewmirrg activities begun With the pre-tapping :membly where eighteen girls were pre-lupped and rumor jesters, SCITIUI' prince and king were chmen. The junior jcstcrs. Ly lc Johnsrm zmtl Bill Craig: SCHTLH' prince. Ted Kurlmwnik: and king. Chip Greene. prexitletl over the Powder Putt garrie which ended in :1 38-0 vretnry t'nr the seniors. The snake dance and bonfire were on Thursday night nti that veek. A West Bloomfield Laker Dummyu wars burned in et't'igy at the horriirc. During these two weekx the Hunts were being cmtstructcd. They were judged at the Htuneemnmg parade on October 10.:rt'ter'nelimrl, Announcement 01' the winning Float was made at the game during halftime. The Winning Hoat, constructed by the seniors, was a Victrola with the motto VictoryeOlaw. The junior Hutu wars :1 shuwboat with a puddle wheel. and was called the 'S S. Cheryl Anni The sophomore class depicted a cave mzm making 21 wheel. The Homecoming game resulted in :1 34-8 loss far Clarkston. The World prtwidcd the entertainment for the semi-formal dance held Saturday evening. Couples danced around a giant globe amidst the redi white. tmd blue theme colors. Left: Head maiorette. Becky Byers and drum major. Greg Salk, pose in perfect position. Above: Smiling radiantly is junior class maid, Cheryl Shrapnell, atop steamboat, S, S. Cheryl Ann.