Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Queen Linda Reigns Annual Ceremony Above: Attending Queen Lmdu Slade arc Linda Champcuu and Valerie LcPerey Below Right: Homecoming court warms up while cheering the Wolves one Ten girls were chosen by the senior class football players to represent the high school as candidates for Homecoming Queen. Chosen were Kay Beanie. Linda Champeuu. Michelle Humphreys. Valerie LePere. Debbie LongstaiT. Cindy Porritte Gail Rugatzi Linda Slade. Casey Smith and Nancy Vulhuch. Votes were cast for the Ilmnecoming Court on Wednesday. October 7i The following Friday Ihe final tapping assembly took place. Linda Slade reigned 213 the 1970 Homecoming Queen. with attendants Linda Champeau and Val Lee PERI. Linda received the DAR award this year. She is also an active student council member. a cheerleader in her sophomore and junior year. active in United Fund. and an exchange student to Germany last summer, Linda Champeau was student council secretary in her junior year and a powder puff football player for two years. Val LePere is a former cheerleader. has been active in student government. and was in powder puff for two years. Alice Marshall. chosen by her class as sophomore maid, is a member of G. A. A. and is also a J. V. cheer- leader. The Junior class chose Cheryl Shrapnell to re- present them, Cheryl is the Vice president of thejimior classe junior varsity cheerleading manager. 21 member of pep club and F. T. A. Gail Ragatl, was picked as senior maid this year. She has been a cheerleader for three years.

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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.

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Abovc: Lindu rucivcx mam nf cnngrutululmnx from 1969 Queen. Kdrric Gurluk. Below Right: Chlp Greens ucorts Lindzl down lhc field ' xvl1ilc the band pluyx 011Vn