Clarkston High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Clarkston, MI)

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Special Services Assist Students Mrs. Hanson displays her knowledge of cataloging reference books. Mr. Curtis records his student’s progress in the reading room. This year’s special services staff includes our librarian, Mrs. Hanson and her assistant, Mrs. Whitehorn. Mr. Webster is in charge of the Special Education Program in the building. Conducting classes in the Learning Resources Center for the first time is Mr. Curtis. Mrs. Whitehorn can usually be found in the audio-visual room check ing out equipment to students and organizations. Mr. Webster looks over his lesson plan for the day’s assignment. 16 SPECIAL SERVICES

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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.

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Special Services this year has two new members, Mrs. Lawrence and Mr. Hess. Mrs. Lawrence, the nurse, gives special medical attention to the sick students and she also works with the Social Worker, Mr. Butzine. He helps students with thck problems at school along with their problems at home. The Vocational Director, Mr. Hess, is the overseer of all of the Co-op programs offered. Mr. Hess, the Vocational Director, coordinates the Co-op program. Helping the student body with their social problems is Mr. Butzine. SPECIAL SERVICES 17