Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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ABOVE: Miss DeArmond isn’t always on the court coaching girl’s basketball, sometimes she teaches. BELOW: Student teacher Miss Semprere, dictates the daily “quotes” to Mrs. MacArthur. Miss Besi picpares for her Novel II class. Mrs. Hyde leaves the teachers’ lounge as Mrs. Denstead looks forward to her free hour. 25

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ABOVE: Instead of looking up good novel books Mr. Chamberlain looks for his golf ball. BELOW: Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Matuzak, junior sponsors, talk over upcoming activities. RIGHT: Mrs. Gibson and student teacher Mrs. Micholson take time off from their plays. English Comes Easier with a Smile The English Department of Clarkston High School is divided into thirty-two individual nine-week classes. They range from reading Romeo and Juliet to modern poetry. If you would rather read the newspaper you can always take Modern Ages I and II. This gives the student a variety in the two full credits of English he must have to graduate. The department has a staff of nine teachers. Mr. Chamberlain serves as the department head.

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Teachers Express Their Views and Ideas to Interest Students History and Government are two of the required classes for graduation. These classes come under the general heading of Social Science. Students must take U.S. History as a junior and Government as a senior class. Electives in this department include Geography 1 and II, Sociology, Earth Science, and Family Living, which are all semester claves. The teachers make these subjects as interesting as possible for the students, but then again the students make it just as interesting for the teachers. ABOVE: Mr. Hartwell and Mr. Genshaw take time out for the photographers while looking through some History literature. BELOW: The U.S. History “team”, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Bonner are pleased to see that the attendance is up for the review.