Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Counselors Always Four people are willing to assist the students by helping them solve their problems. They are Mrs. Marilyn Hanson, Mrs. Margo Lay, Mr. William Bonnell, and Mr. Victor Hart. Their offices are located near the Main Office in the front hall and are open every day. Since there are considerably more people here this year, the counselors are always on the go, helping students with social and personal problems, advice on scheduling, obtaining information on different colleges, and almost anything else. This help from our four counselors is deeply appreciated by the student body. Mr. Hart comfortably lounges in his chair during a break from his work. Mrs. Lay receives a very important telephone call between appointments. Helping Students Mrs. Hanson prepares to take a break from helping students during a busy day. 14 COUNSELORS Mr. Bonnell stops in the middle of filling out forms to give a friendly smile.

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Kirchgessner Joins Administration Miss Gabier works hard to compieie a report before the end of the day. Mr. Kirchgessner looks up from his desk after finishing his day’s work. Mr. Dennis smiles as the photographer takes his picture in the hall. Mr. Bruce smiles as he discusses the score of the football game. ADMINISTRATION 13

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They Keep Our Office Running Smooth Mrs. Rollison is putting away some file cards for later reference. This year in the office we have the same familiar faces of the secretaries, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Bortz, Mrs. Rollison and Miss Geverink. Miss Geverink does the paper work for the counselors, while the other three work in the office for the principals. Taking care of financial difficulties is part of Mrs. Allen’s job. Mrs. Bortz getting the record books out for checking.