Pontiac Senior High School - Quiver Yearbook (Pontiac, MI)

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', .f V Q. ' W ' ws, l .4 'V cg 1, 'V' .f':' 'y' 'e' J fr. , i.:PA' Agnes M. Buckley, A.B., M.A. ' Harold Dearing, A.B., M.A. Vernell F. Duffy, 8.5. Q Gerald Hunt, B.S.E., M.S.E. F. I Donald E. McCracken, A.B., M.A. Mary Parrish, B.S., M.A. Elma Waterman, B.S., M.A. SECRETARIES Row 'l: June McConnell, Julia O'Brien Row 2: Jane McGuire, Hazel Wells, Leona Lampson, Louise Sutton, Anna Marie Predmore. A clicking typewriter, o buzzing switchboard, but always a smile! One of the busiest places in the school is the principal's oflice where Julie O'Brien, June McConnell and Louise Sutton lnot pictured! are secretaries. Despite their many responsibilities they always have time to assist both faculty and students. num Senior. nigh 'School mu mme. Maman W - M-4 i3 vm as ,Z 'Hb Q3 ,. - gt V fv- ' - 4 qs-. Q ,V I Ab! ,.- ' - nh COUNSELORS The P.H.S. counselors are the students' helping hands. They are kept busy during the year familiarizing new students with our school and guiding others through personal or scholastic problems. The counselors also assist in planning curriculums and checking credits for graduation. ll . ' 'Z' 31-,... -M., 'J , Qn . g 5 L kiwi

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rfmamfifzffifzffzrfrzzii Russell W. Curtis Richard C. Fell Raymond -l- Graft Coordinator of Secondary Director of Vocational Education 5UP2l'ViS0r of Trdde and Education Central Michigan College, B.S. lhdvslfidl Edvrlltiorl Butler University, A.B., M.A. University of Michigan, M.S. Bcllle Cfeek C0ll99ef A-5- Indiana University, Ed.D. Above: Pat Lantz assists Miss McLaughlin, former olllce and retail coordinator, with de- tailed paper work. Right: Since the departure of Miss McLaugh- lin, Mr. Rotsel has taken over the retailing coordination division and Miss Cousins, the ottice coordination division of this olllce. l 2 -

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fi I if wi 1 K. x7 NT-he e '9- ' 1 Mr. Evarts and Mr. Beauchamp, head of the English Department, discuss the new individual theme folders devised to promote improvement in student composi- tion. The use ot idea-form paper, pocket-size books, and new textbooks aided students in their English courses. Catherine Ainsworth, A,B., M.A. John Antisdel, A.B. Robert Beauchamp, A.B., M.A. Elise Best, A.B., M.Ed. Harold Dearlng, A.B., M.A. Peter Evarts, A.B. George Fisler, A.B., M.A. Betty Fournier, B.S.J. Gail Lynn Green, A.B. Lewis Hayner, A.B., M.Ed. Lillian Jacobs, B.S., M.A. Elizabeth McDonald, A.B. Shirley Medrano, A.B. Ann Ess Morrow, A.B., M.Ed. Gertrude Overton, A.B., M.A. William Peyton, B.S., M.A. Mary Rubert, A.B. Maxine Traver, A.B., M.A. Harry J. Wenzel Jr., A.B. ., 'X T, P A W, , ' ' 'i:'i-fiery: ' 5 X Q t F 'A