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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1912 volume:

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WT., A ,- M Y ,- wi TH X3 X X , X X, XX X XX XX XX XXX X X M Xxx' Chool XIII XIX' XVI XVII XVIII. XIX. XX. XXI. XXII. XXIII. XXIV. XXV XXVI. XV The high sclimml crowns the liilltcip .Xml with its stately tower Suggests some proud nhl castle XX'hen lmiglitlirnjmfl was in Ilmver. There are so many meinuries. Of things that we'll recall, XX'hen time has left his traces Llptrn us, une and all. For memnries came atliimngiiigg lletfwre nur tearful eyes. .Xml hll nur hearts with hwiigine .Xml load our wwrils with sighs, In days when we lrmlc hack there, .Xml fwmlly call to iniml The friends that lwveil ns truly, .Xml were sw clear aml lciml. Those cnmrades, ever faithful, Uni' friends tlirrwugh thick and tl XX'ith tis in 'ivy aml swrrmv, Iiur years and years have heen. The rlay when first we enterefl, .Xml passed with fearful heart. In thru' its massive pnrtals, Our high scliuol life tu start. D0 yun suppose that we will e'er Recall unpleasant things? .Xhl mu, they all have left ns. .Xml sped on swift. swfit wings. The teachers whit have helped us, .Xml won our true regard, .lust help to make the parting More than a little hard. The hours we have stmliefl, The lessons we have learned, The failures we have made. The honors we have earned? The pleasures we have had there, The good times, lilithe aml gay, Our parties aml nur frnlics, Our hard wwrk did repay. And then the sadder nieinwries, Tu us are just as sweet. For as tlirough life we journey. More siarruw shall we meet. Some uf our parents stmlie.l .Xml worked in that same scliwfwl. They learned nur very lessiuns, :Xml followed every rule. To them. as tn their children, The old seliiml, sn much means. That all will hate to see it gn Frtnn these familiar scenes. iin .-Xnd then, there is our dear Old gym, XX'here we had many a fray, VX'vl11Cl1 we shall long remember, Forever and a day. XXVI! XXYIII XXIX XXX, UI XXX! XXXII XXXHI. In luxe nur luvgql nhl lllgll xcllfllll. XXXIV XXXY XXXYI ' . fr 5 X . , Ax' Z' 2 fi :j q - 5 at D f Y. N 3 F 5 x 1 NX , MMA .. Ish A. , , W l e. ' 42 L1 X I '.Bl,DL'DL q W wan umm Lg, sm LFRUX xf mm ELGAR' 3 BL.xxcHE.xxLm x F- 'WINAX wsu EDN, U PAR X, OM TRN' 1. .x. , P.XL'LlXE HARR5. Y ' EAALLEN X M cL'ER1Tfg4XRRl A sms, X, Q iii 5 , ra v iew. if 'ui . , A E J Q41 S E mmm W .E ,JX Fd! me 1 ,V M 2 1 1. L' 4- it X . . Lf X Q A XII! f ba i A gf, l V A VV -2 f 'SEX .. vi fa it in W l if-5 il Ui L. S. M. DUDLEY, A. B., Principal--. SARAH MCCARROLL, Vice-Principal SARA E. LE ROY, Ninth Grade Room ERNEST ELGART, S. B., .,....., -- BLANCHE AVERY, A. B., ,,,, MAUD I. VAN ARSDALE, A. B,,. EDNA D. PARRY, A. B., ..., . . ORA TRAVIS, A. M., ...., . PAULINE HARRIS, A. B., MAUDE A. ALLEN, A. B., .... .. MARGUERITE BARROWS, A. B., BERTHA BAILS, A. B., ........... . . .... Mathematics .French and English . . . ....,..... Latin Physics and Chemistry . . .. ..i. English . . . . Mathematics . . . . . History .. .-. .Latin . . -German and English English and Mathematics . ..-History and English Physiography and Botany - Q NI IIUDLFY S Xl4,XIlMvL1XI4IU I ILXIX1 III. .XX l'.IiN. 1,JRX'l'R.fXYIS. Ui' XI, xl l VX l XXKAXII E. LE ROY. M XUIJIE l. YKN .XIQSIJAXLIQ MAUDE ALLEN. M.XRGL'EIQl'lkE ILXIQIU PXYS v E X 5 , ,ig Q C 1 :i,14'l'Ilx IIXILS I , . L . JK . .. ,, 1 . . fx 'fi , 1 - 111 , f . zu avlfff A mm-V M +1 3 - fi nfs- x ze- 4 -Xh A H AGNES mms HAZEL ADAMS Little One LEE ALLEN -' ,5 W High School Orchestra K. ,, V. -1 ' ' L3 A Lswf L als? .. 'V -1' ,I El wg Z QE I ' A N if .O K 'X - ,f RUTH BEARDSLEE RUSSEL --Ruthyn HL IYXSSET Ffgshman S Blld Se ' uma. mo' Treasurer 7 and Tr' l I iw ti LEE ALLEN High School Orchestra .!.'u.. . :v.., AGNES BARLING 62 1:51 V- li ' . RUSSELL BASSETT HBud!! Freshman Secretary and Treasurer Senior Treasurer 4.0.-, in N I .l MAURICE ALLEN BARBOUR Fatty junior Appointment Senior Appointment Lynch Medal 1911 Auditor Sophmore Class Treasurer Junior Class ketBa SUSIE COFFIN Sim Ath1mCAs 1 f .I .11 I G . , 4 com CONNE 6111 V1 e-President Glee F315 joke Editor Qu2vff L X 6 Q' I . A x H x ll T ary cam 2 Years er Glee Club what GLENN CAMPBELL Appomtment Appoimmtnt - ? , 9, ,M 1 'f 's.1 1 . tg F 1 GOLDA CONNELL .Umm Vice-President Glee Club Joke Editor Quiver L F, ' I f I -, 1 ' xg R if 4 . . ........- ZELLA FARRAR Basket Ball Team 2 Years Secretary Athletic Association Member Glee Club - EDNA DAVIS get l.' iw,-7' MAUDEFLAGLER UVWH junior Appointment Secretary junior Class Secretary Senior Class Vice-President Literary Society Literary Editor Quiver 'Q HALE GARNER l l p G 4 . ETTA FREEMAN . MARGARET HANSON Basket Ball Team HUBERT HEITSCH nlvlurphysw Football Team I Year MAURICE E. HAMMOND ..Hanny,, junior Appointment Senior Appointment Football Team 2 Years Basket Ball Team 2 Years Captain 1 Year Basket Ball Team 3 Years Captain 1 Year Editor-in-Chief Quiver 12' Lf ll ,,,,, 1' 4 fix WILLIAM HEITSCH Bill f DONALD B. HOGUE Don Football Team 2 Years Basket Ball Team 1 Year A 1 FLORA HORNER Secretary of Sophmore Class K r BERNICE HOLLW9 Nebnce Secretary of FfC5hl'l1?!l Cas Art Edltor Qu1ver Z2 .. X I X . IDA l0HNS0N FLORA HOHNER C hmore Class v BERNICE HOLLWAY Nebnce Secretary of Freshman Class Art Edltor Qulver IDA JOHNSON QF KARL JACKSON ack I DUNCAN MQVEAN mum jumor Appomtment M THRUP HUbtl'ta Semor Appomtment er of F p A reshman Class pommlent vicroa Mfcon Q Bai? Team X YW izci Bali Team 2 WS .. T, DUNCAN McVEAN Dune v EMELY NORTHRUP Huberta Treasurer of Freshman Class Senior Appointment JOHN D. MONROE jawn Football Team 2 Years Captain 1 Year Basket Ball Team 2 Years President Sophmore Class President Athletic Association Business Manager Quiver '12 High School Band and Orchestra 'En s ILLIP OR PH ELEAN EUZAROBEON '-A ALL A RY P5 HAS-Pralliey f Ye31'S 11 Team 2 af , 535311 35:34 Xisofefrm - asufer . QuiVef I iililelic Editor JOSEPHINE RANDALI Bunny Basket Ball Team 2 Years Vice-President Freshman Class Vice-President Sophmore C1335 VieefPresident Junior Chqgg Iunior Appointment Senior Appointment Member Glee Club R GLADYSPURSE SLIYC CHL HARRY PRALL '4Prallie Team 2 YCHYS Ball Team 1 Year4 I In r Athletic Association 19 - palm Quiver '12 . ELIZA ROBISON 1- fr l. , -A A fy Eff' 'W JOSEPHINE RANDALL Bunny Basket Ball Team 2 Years Vice-President Freshman Class Vice-President Sophmore Class Vice-President junior Class junior Appointment Senior Appointment Member Glee Club DUNCAN RULE junior Appointment Senior Appointment L ODEL GLADYS W WN LUCILE WILSON LS WAL FRED Yea' Basket BTIYZBY FoOtbaH is i 'i l . AR PIERRWPHE JOHN .-SCCIIY :Ygifi Footbillwm JOHN WILSON TAYLO Jack junior Appointment Senior Appointment President Freshman Class President Junior Class President Senior Class Football Team 2 Years Captain 1 Year Band and Orchestra rx, FRED WALLS Ball I YCEH' ai 1 Year 'iw - ' 1. I .45- -,.n ' M, JOHN PIERRIE SHEARER Scotty Football Team 2 Years JOHN WILSON TAYLOR Jack junior Appointment Senior Appointment President Freshman Class President Junior Class President Senior Class Football Team 2 Years Captain 1 Year Band and Orchestra TILLA ST. BERNARD mV Y,L1 Y X yy N NV i xx, xwi V Xu - 1 1 ,K XX 'VK' ,Vmt ,, kwa ' 11: - Xml-V' qw:'v L xwxf XHTC- 33 - My 5, ,, Hw'Wr' N, w IHNJNW' Thdtnck' .Xnmn!w , iq 1 In .liz UU Wh, Htl' Nr-IM ' NLM1 HCJNMX nfnhlhd, IVV Xkymhv . n l l 1 l I r AH BBQ BEUL MEM, Poifllmem AP Julllor -mmgni I Q Senior A9511 Stfllol cds si VicC'Prt ..J, ' .H i 1 55535, -. .r . 'Tv s -' iq Sri 1 5 'ls 6 l if S Zia i t s fi llfsafimgs iw-1 chu ' ll 1 I. ,, 1 1, -1 - - . - 5 M , 4,3--ff! ia. ,,j .,q1ibi. :'1ffr , - ,ig i 'i:i?', F , A Legend of Hoftenburg By DOROTHEA G. COMFORT. l'.XRT l. Once lung agii in that wld lairy land. Tl1at lies tin eitl1er side the River Rhine. Tl1ere dwelt a king with serfs tin ex ry hand lYh4i held despiitie sway Mer t'Hl1llll'lCs nine: XYhii gained the highest place in ranks nl war' Xthii tiiiilc the greatest tithes lriiin Rhinish lit And yet in his nwn heart he placed heliire All these the lllL'lZlllCllfPlf' lute's sweet nwtes. He liwed tri sit in riiyal state and muse, rats. ll'hile harpers 1'Hl1IlCl him struck the strings ,ii still. That in the tliitid inf ineliidy he'd liise His snul and in sweetest eestaeies was lust. zxlltjll uf these sweet strains he weziried grew. Of chanted legends tiild thru ages lung, And wished lin' sivinetliing wilder, ,..mt-tiring Of su111C far lllllll tl1at ne'er was hailed i11 stin- A song that had stfilen frnin waterfalls, Ncites that had never heen heard, And friiin the eurlew's midday ealls, Borrowed the shrills til the hirds. His sister seuffeml at him and said, in jest, That ne'er in all tl1at lair eiiuntry muiid, A man hy any muse su hlest, By all the royal heralds enuld he fiiund, Wfho such a sung enuld play nn lute or harp. Her l7l'Utl1Cl' said tu her in accents stern, He shall be fuund, and then his tunes grew Until he's fuund all suitors you must spurn, Yes, you shall marry him who sings this lay. 5 HCXY. sl1 arp vi THE --QU1vER IIC ,1,,,kL- H, ,K xuiq- 1111111 l1:11'Nl1 :mrl IHUII. It llllQC1'L'l 4 111111 lllll rnnmn 411111111 5 1 ' L sary llml IM- gfmhl 111111 111 all lux w11111t1'x's c1'wxx'fl YI, ,il-lQ'k-I-11L-W, 141 lull uf XYHKICI' lllllfli l'l1:1t I1n1g'L111Ii11mv11 wcrc hull' hut frfwlu thu eiuth. Shu -tum-rl :nf unc wlm little 1llNlCl'St2lllflFI Ilur lvzlllnl hps In ,t 11-M-Q UI' jCSt ul'1Nil'T.l1, '-lhc fluwlx' rw-c zmcl turning t-1 the king. Ywupt him Z1 KIHCCHIB' cullvtcfy Zlllll thcu pzlswrl lwlmlx' 1u:11cwt1c:1H5' thru thy llllg 4 . 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L 1 1 1' 1 XV 1 itl1 anxious l1e11rt we w11it 11114 ylllll' l'L'1l1j'.11 1 Slowly she raised her l1e111l 111111 111ur11111re1l l11w. 1 1' To 'Ou -freat 1ii1l ', mv '111swe1' tl1e11 is-11ye. 111 3 vb N ,f 111111 34 THE QUIVER Brookline High School By GLADYS WODELL. T IS Very intCI'CStlllg' tu move from a high school in one part of the United'States to one in another, and note the differences in the Syetenlg, sessions and regulations. A very good illustration is ghgyyyia in this story of a girl who changed from her high school, nearly llalf a centul'v old, in the lniddle west, to an almost new one in Brook- line, Massachusetts, which is just twenty minutes ride from Boston. l will let her tell her own story. l had to start as a freshman again, though l had passed one semes- ter at home. hecause there are no promotions during the middle of the vear, even though there are mid-year and tinal examinations. The building is just as unadorned as Zlllj' huildlng could he: low, broad, with wings on each side and in the rear, and commonly called hy the students, the tack factory. lts front entrance is reached bv a long' flight of llroad steps, up wllich twelve persons mav walk abreast. The students are not allowed the use of the front door in the morning, for it is reserved for the teaellers. lluring my first year, the Seniors put up a petition to he allowed a frollt door privilege, hut it did not pass. The rooms on the first Hoor are freshman and sophomore session roomsg those on the SCt'Hlltl, junior and senior, with a heautiful recep- tion rooln, and large chapel hall. All of the lahoratory, lectul'e, and Science rooms are on the third Hoor. t'L7p in the lecture rooln, the girls' and lloys' flidlflflllg' societies hold NW213' every week. The girls started late, hut made rine progress and are now quite the equals of the hoys, although they have never yet dehated against them. ln the hall, for YXYU ill' More 'D months previous, lractice 'foes OU . 5, . ln the Plfll' Hillfll lo' the llralnatic Society ill Xlarchi They used to Lilmmfe the l'il llfll'f1l1Tf. hut now, as soon as the play has heen chosen, the mtg ill-6 PCN lol' those to enter wllo wish, and then the choice is mad? ll! one of the faculty who has Cllilfgt' of the Society. The play IF always extremely interesting, Une year it was The Private Secre- t5'VYl U5 ?lCfC4l hy lliilliam tiillette. ,I 11615-Ei gTCll'Lf:i':rI:lj'cllailrssare cleared and there is informal dancing. by thc bm' and Nil-hlllpcblf -ne lll May., and two sets of hooks are given mlilmw mic TINY. .ln Fl Ill- lll ,the dellvery ot their' selections. ' hw in Iilwlixll mv L HI our lt'.lL'llk'l'F lor every sullyect, and oftentimes, s lllltlll X Um ll - I- L ' lille., and the lIlllg'l1ZlL1'6S. ln the last subj6Ct, ' 'e are ' - ' . - , . ' , no ..ltlll .lllll tlleek, lllI'L't' l'l'CllCll, and three tlerman teacll- THE UQUIVERN elif - Ala, .. ,rg Tlltftlllff Nfl, inn. llllll WM ii IE t ,' l'L' Tlle ici W' la.: wks: l ' no ll In V fwfr V 3 is-fa Lllll H H K, ,l - l Tlle llltffm' 1, 1. i' X NU. . l lflllllfll V' Vw A v X llluliillllldt W' ,ll lflfllllllf llllL' ' l ,fv tl lf' ,e liste--J-F A we fllllll'lW'i flf I --ill l- f ix wa 1. rllirli - 7 Q ol ll- ll ullllrre is me.. for l1l'H'i'u gllolg :llc llliffv ' llllll'-, lllll 'll 'f'- ' Jlrll1l'lClllllC'i'T'l f 'il-llcrc .fr e tllcltl, llliztl' ' olllq Ville- lil dw- mll-t 'f - . ulltll me rece-s lllcle. ' 'll lll lf. llltl' rllrlllrl fl.lf' llllltll ln gl qu zlllllress, rim flfly. llli Hllljf -my lclcllcl. ull ls yt-X .1 Illdllllilllltd. lil.-,.. , lil' lli.. R,,..,la.',-fri filly' gtllllelll- My ,W sell, llllll l,.,,kN SMX lllell llllr. :lllll ,,Milf,1i'iii lllllllp RUNWHX Ii! s lfllllrll mm hm ' 1.1 ll X .lil the llilf , lllglltht Ninth crm . lllltl ' A emllllte l Ill all t tl he cl lisp lu'-N x tlllllltuled will tx l lllr -dll' v THE MQ.. High g Qhoolai D33 WODEIIL. 1 I i , tint s 'rf - 112.111 f'l t , .lil srl' 'ii ii ' J viii 1 Twp .lr V VI , .ll , iljjilci-l' P -ill!! kv' . V- L c- ' ' tllr ls' - , msc' in tl- ..,,. -J :Iwi Iilmi,t,,. ,ffl .. L'L THE -'QUIVERH 35 ers. There are also the Head Master, Assistant llead lllaster, and Sec- retary, who teach no classes. The hrst thing one does on entering the school, is to decide what course to take: Classical, Suh-fflassical, Technical, Cieneral, or Coin- inercial. Then it is necessary to make a copy of the printed program handed to you. lt is divided into thirty. forty-minute periods, six each day: and at least twenty recitations a week are required. These come at irregular intervals, for, since one carries seven or eight suhjects, it is necessary to drop some one day, and take others. These programs are followed the entire year. The hooks are then received from the teachers ofthe suhjects, and a card is nlled out hy the student, with name. date, teacher, name ol l'-ook, and condition. There is only one session, from eight-thirty to one-thirty: with recess for luncheon from eleven-lourty to twelve. Une very good rule ahout the luncheon is that it may he eaten in the hasenient, or out of doors, hut nowhere in the huilding. ahove the top hasement step, must a student he seen with an open lunch hox. There are gongs in each hall, set to ring with the clock hy elec- tricity, which mark the time for the passing lil the classes. XYhen the gong rings in the morning. and after recess, all hooks for the following classes must he taken on leaving the room, and no return made to it until the recess or closing hell rings, or class or study take you hacl: there. Un Monday, Tuesday, and Friday, we form in couples and march into chapel hall to exercises which on Monday and Tuesday are fol- lowed hy a singing lesson, and Friday hy special exercises. usually an address, often hy one of our own teachers. Un XYednesday and Thurs- day, the Bible reading and Lord's Prayer are led hy the session-room teacher. It is very hard work to skip school hecause such strict rules are maintained. During the second hour slips of the ahsentees. typewritten hy Miss Russell, the secretary, are passed out to the teachers, and if any students are not accounted for, their names are sent to Miss Rus- sell, who looks them up. lf you go to the lihrary, a printed slip is filled out, and one-half given to the study-room teacher and the other to Miss Russell. If you go to a teacher's room, a permit must he oh- tained from her. Of the different studies, the lirst year ol' gymnasium, French, Iinglish, Mathematics, and iirst year of drawing and history are re- quired in all the courses, Connected with the High School are the large manual training .1511 - THE QUIVER 1 , ll 1 1 11,1 11111 1?L1l1f1ll1, juxt hmqef I 1 1 1 11 Lllgi. g1111111K1u111 11.111 and 11 smd r L 1 N L L 1 UL fl There ls X111 L Y m '1 1 1 S Ll 11111t1 Swuetx NL111111' SQLIH IIIL S1111 111 L 1 x N N K NHT Xuan-1 x KX 111 ll X llTl XX I l Nllek I 1 1 L11 1 . 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An American will learn inure l'russian histury in une rlay's excursitin abuut the city than he will learn tirtlinarily in the euurse uf a lifetime. Prussian victuries are thrust su bultlly heftire his eyes that they cannut l-e ignurecl. Such btiastfulness might becrime very tireswme, if there vqere nn inure tu llerlin than thisf-but there is. This city of emperors is very mwtlern. Must tif its ctlilices anfl buildings are comparatively new. The streets are brtiatl anrl clean antl excellently tlraineml. It is prubably clue in large measure tu Fretlerick the Great, that the builclings alninst invariably present palatial facarles to the streets. They are inure ur less unifnrm, being tin an average, fttur mi live sttiries in height. Une wuultl never realize frum the appearance tif Berlin that it has a pupulatiwn tif mure than three inillitin petiple, ftfr, althu nu space is unutilizerl, ntiwhere in there a hint tif tivercruwtletl ciistricts. There are many public squares, beautifully atltirnecl with Howerbecls or shrubbery. This appearance nf rtaiininess is clue in part to the style tif the tlwelling-houses. These are great builclings tif ftiur rir tive sttiries, finished in stuccfv or l.-uilt uf stune. They ltaik very im- posing from the wutsicle ancl leave nu rtann fur straggling nr unkempt back-yards. Many families live in fine tif these htiuses, stimetimes as many as fifteen. They Zl1'C enterecl directly frum the street. IX porter generally guarcls the tluur, which tipens intn a large hallway with a sttine or musaic fiutw, the tipptisite encl tif which again tipens intti a court often containing a phat uf grass in' a pretty garrlen. Tu the right and left nf this hall, stairs ascenrl tri the apartments. Of course Unter tlen l.inclen is the hanclsumest antl busiest part tif Herlin and has the must interesting histtirical asstvciations. It is the wiclest street in llurtipe save une, ancl is linetl nn each sicle with lintlen trees which cannot truthfully be prtintvuncerl very luxuriant. llere are palaces, splendid hotels, restaurants, attractive shtmps, as well as the quarters uf srvme uf the ftireign embassies. The street is une mile lung and enrls at the Imperial palace. The entrance is marked by the Bran- denburg Gate, erected over one hunclrerl years age. lt has tive pass- 38 THE QU1vER-- Hg-Ce, separated by niassiye lforic columns, and is surmounted by 3 Dllmlriga uf y'iCt,,I-yy. 1111101-y fiermian feels it his duty to tell you how this Quadriga was taken hy the Tfrench 111 1807 and was afterwards restored. The Royal llalace is very impressive from tl1e outside, being situ- ated o11 a sinall island in tl1e Spree and consequently approached by 111-i1lges. It is built in the forin of a great rectangle and encloses two large Um,-15, The palace was begun in 1.1.13 and has been enlarged and al- tered until its final completion LIINTCI' limperor XYilliam tl1e Third, who If.ZltlU it the royal residence. Yisitors are admitted to the Rooms of State, which contain tl1e portraits of royalty, one of them containing portraits of all tl1e llrussian kings down to IQIIIIJCIIPI' Frederick. These V1 ionis are decorated i11 gorgeous 1'1 vcoco style. Tl1e inipressiyeness nf all this splendor is somewhat lessened by tl1e hilarity of the sight-seers. They are conducted through at certain intervals Zlllfi inust don great felt slippers before they are allowed on tl1e polished floors, Tl1e guide hurries them through, expounding to them i11 lierman tl1e beauties uf tl1e place, while tl1e poor foreigners, in their endeayor to understand and, at tl1e 581116 time, keep their slippers on their feet, often becoine hysterical before tl1e e11tra11ce is gained again. lt is strange tl1at a lierinan Cllll never see anything flllllly about these felt slippers. There is a great fascination i11 deliberately placing one's selfuin a strange eiiyironinent 211111 I suppose that is one reason why I foundimy- self installed one suinnier in a Berlin ulJ61lSl11l1.H Musical study was ostensibly n1y Zlllll, but tl1e richness of 111y experiences extended to other fields. Tl1e sunnner was FZITTICI' a poor time for music but H11 excellent time to enjoy tl1e beautiful city and to see something of the outdoor life of the people, W My arrival was not exactly auspicious. :Xfter leaving' friends at X CW11121, 1 l1ad spent two delightful days in Munich illld Nurenberg, but H M 'l'lU5' mfmllllg' my train pulled i11to Berlin i11 a drizzling rain. I 1-resented my l1:1f '1 1f1'e ch - New eel: to tl1e proper official, but my trunk was 'mt f lll.V lll1lls'- HHVIHN lflllfl nearly tive dollars to insure its being Wm hllfllsllt Tlll 1l1Q'l1. this was annoying. lt was still more annoying 11111 ttf 'PG 'INC to un lti miseralile little trunl-i ifsmml mmlgli iicmmu. tif mid hut Where ihat cgmpts uf FMU VI-lilly' nas.. lt 1111-rletl11't'L'.1l21yS tllNC.2ll11l tl1e combined that Hunk - M hm -3111.111 the nnnister ul ITIL'-.xl11Cl'lL'2ll1 Church to get i'l'llS5iIlll frontier fin- -Kitu Wiiiimi' m. 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An- other which I did not escape was heing' taken to police headcpiarters to he registered. Name, birthplace, and age of all strangers coming to the city a1'e recorded. This must he done as often as a person moves from one abode to another. My life in l'ostdamer Strasse was exceedingly pleasant. As it was summer, l was the only roomer in the pension much of the time and so was received into the charming' little tierman family. The family consisted of Frau Droll, her three small children, and her sister, Fraulein Lutig. No hostess could have heen kinder In a guest than these two sisters were to me. Une or the other always stood ready to take me sight-seeing, shopping, or on pleasure trips. Un their frequent excursions and picnics for the children, they always included me and they never seemed too husy to take an interest in my work. I spent many a delightful hour in the Tiergarten. the largest and most attractive park of Berlin. It covers six hundred and thirty acres and is the property of the crown. Until the reign of King Frederick the First it was a deer park. The trees are gigantic and the whole park in dotted with statues and monuments to royalty and famous men and women. Among the hest are monuments to Queen Louise, Goethe, Yvagner, and l,essing. The Sieges-Allee, or .Xvenue of victory, which skirts one side of the Tiergarten, is unique. ln a background of lieau- tiful trees are placed at equal intervals, on each side of the avenue, mon- uments ciimmeniorating l russian victories. The effect is charming' as one drives down the avenue. The Zoological Garden was an unfailing' source of amusement. The collection of animals there emhraces ahout thirteen hundred different kinds. llowever, the people were more interesting' to me than the animals. livery afternoon, the stolid-looking' Germans assemhled there liy the hundreds with their wives and children, seated themselves com- fiirtahly, quietly drank their heer, and listened to the inspiring' music. In writing' of Berlin, it would he unjust not to mention the great palace of Sansouci, huilt hy Frederick the Great at l'otsdam. At the entrance of the park in front of the palace stands a magnificent fountain in hich throws its stream one hundred and thirty feet into the air. There are twelve figures surrounding the hasin, including' those of Nlercury and Yenus. From this spot ascends a broad Hight of steps sixty-six feet in height, which is intersected hy six terraces. The palace itself is only one story high. Frederick's rooms are preserved almost as they were during his life. Yisitors are shown X'oltaire's room, the dining room, audience hall, concert room, as well as Frederick's apartment, the li- hrary. and picture gallery. The terraced g'arden with its clipped trees is in exact imitation of the garden at Yersailles, This is the place of all others near Berlin where one dreams of the Last and wonders at the greatness of the man whose work survives him, not onlv here lmut in the great German lfmpire of today. It is he of whom Napolean said a few decades later, while standing hy the lead coffin of the great leader, lf this one were alive, l should not now he here. 40 THE -'QUIVERH L r fl? N i D dl Wright Patterson U ey Flagler wood X1 L'r S ' t Y Y 1 , The I.iTC1'llTj' Swciety wus 1'e111'gz111izQcl this year with Il large ful- XA! 1wi11g uf wt111Ie11ts, IJ111'111g the year we have hzul :1 IHIIIIIJCI' of excel- lent p1'11g1 1111 ' K' . 5111 wh11'h tl1e111c111hc1-5 wfthc wcictx h ue t R111 s l.'1flL'l'1lI1lC uhihty. -' : IIIQCII part with The p1'11g1'z1111w have clearly whn that the students uf the High '1:l11111l, have r1111si1le1':1hle talent ill 1 .1ti11g, 11I'Zlt11l'iL'Ill, :1111l uther lines 1 ' HtCl'ZlI'j' wfwrk. gXlt11getl1er we h:11e haul :1 very SllL'L'CFSfL1l year and 1111110 fu 1'11111i1111e the k:1111e wwrk 111-xt Your with illL'I'l.'JlSCll interest. lI1e1-111111-1-X Ihr the rut . I 1 XVIII' XYCTL' I'1'es11le11t. . , . . . . . .. , ..,. . .'l'l111111z1s XYright Y Vive-I l'cs11lC1lI. .. SL'L'l'L'fIll'j' ..... 'l're:1w111'1-1'. . , ..XI:1111lc I7I:1g'le1' .....I'flhel XX'1111cl llZll'L'llCL' V:1ttc1'sf111 1111111 1 ,Xb-wixlillll ...,.f 'ZH I Fill. S. M. 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Kl:m1'jw1'ic llinmzm 1':'lVv3+1wrg,,,m,Ix SIfL'lQIi'l',XRY '15. -- THE QNq:' f1 THE --QUIVERH 43 XVhite Bunch Iinrnclt Ilulwlwzml ass nf '15 Sophmore Class XX'c.tl1cl'ImsuI IfjI.I.,411' S1q1l1111-wc lIlXN.L'1llL'1'L'1l1110 Iligh Sclnwl 1-I thu Nmlnml min, in SL'IllL'lTIIbL'1', llllfl. NYU clnftwl thu f11lTffxxi11g Hi.l1k'L'I'N 111 1111: IM'QiI1llillQ I'1'C5iIlL'111 ...... ..'QL'lP1'!k' I l11IvIv:l1'+1 Vice-l'l1wi.lw11... .wliczltriw Ilzlvm-tl 'li1'L'Il!ll1'L'1' ...... ...I:C1'l1iI'L' XX'lwitc 5L'1'!'L'lJl1'f' ...,....... .. .... NlIl!'QIl1'L'l llvzlvh XXX- hzux- flfmc nfuthing in thc swciul way vxucpt lmviug :1 xluiglm z'irlL'.lrl1tl1wlwt411lw111wv1'L'in thc ffwIlwxx'i11g' vu-:11'X, XlXRl.,X!QI',I I1!x,X4 II, I4. - W 2 ?WMi'BF!'i'Ml3l!'WI 91'!'YH!N11N+'71'lf' 1 THE HQ UIVER x l-fy-Za f' xx! X3 X H. X x K jf S 'X' j H Y! 66' EA. TYR Ea. , f,, ff JUNIORS XM. Nw, Mx Mm X . 1, vw ,l,.,, f wi. H NK mm :ix HX: 3 lyx VN, I 'VH M, ' uw M 5, N, lhlrzmj Q53 wuz X Xu, lfx My 1 ' lull QIEMHUMLMMMIMNIHIEQMMQWY, X I ll A la If fi r f THE QUIVER Patterson Reid Elliot Wright Hodges Junior Class ' ' iterul the lli'fh Yehriiil in Selitei 1 The juni-ir Class ul 13 ei - 1 5 , 12309. The elziss was ewiiipiiseil nf Qi large enrnlhnent ul stuilent x Hirst zum was tu nizilce :in excellent reenril in selwiil wnrk, :nhl 1-thei lxlliil 1 activities. This ziini, up tw the present tinie, has lieen ziuemiilvli h ' in the N iri1iiis lirintlies fur the nienihers uf the elziss have engiigul . , , mil life with zi willingness zinil ilesire tu uiil the seliiml, Ui s lizis been well represented in the :Lthletie and in the literary lie e ' l wntest were luninrs 'incl the nun ei flhui' contestants in the fn'zit1m1'iezi ' 5 1 H t has sinee zxequittefl himself with liiiiiiw, by reine en N' ' the sehfml in the State Contest. X The Juniiir Alnpuintnieiits were ziwurflenl tn seven girls inxl ti r past selm.-l vezir hits lieen sn sneeessfnl that we il-1 i ' ' 1 xt vezii l 1-ate any cliflieulty in 'taking up our wurlq :is benil rs ne, 1 CLASS UFITICICRS. l'resiclent .... ,... .... . ...... ' I 'liiniius Wlright Yiee-ljresiilent. .. ...limlith lilliutt Secretary ..... . . . . .livnrt Reeil Treasurer.. ,.,... Agnes lflmlges Auditor. . . . . .Clarence Patterson SlfCRlT'l' UA f I I . . . I f . I -22xf -l5'.,,..L:..::aai5.2:.:gL::ig:'.1E'. C, gl X N rc 5 -UH r - Q . g --I 'Ib xx ,,.-f- ,h nu'.'w,s1,' 1 5 , . 'gf' VTP: 'Z v9 , -11, I 1 5 if 1, f , . 1 .4 S J 2 1 0 UE? 6 ifwwiz-. , ,W 5' 5 . --If V J 3 - i1i i fl - Q' A 1992 4' .W ,MQ 1 IY fx ! S hx ' ' 7 - m4'41fff- L7:3:g1.'fTf5L' .... ' --3. ., .W W -...i A a.....h....,.., ,am . i.1!a,fPfZNP , I - Q f, 7 :AXE H57 - Ql 9 X . ' -932 , nu-nulnlnnlldl-1 48 THE QUIVER T1'aviS PYHII Farrar Monroe WCICIW Athletic Association I 51 'l'he lhwt mtttitte ttl' tht- .Xthlt-ti-' INN-twizttitttt thif 5t':t1'. Xllli ht-ltl in f tht' hm? fewit-11 ttf-tm, xt'l1t'1't- tht- littllttxtittg ttlillut-tw Wert' t-let-tt-tl: I'1't--iflt-ut ......,.......,...... bltthtt Xlttttrttt- Xiu--I'1'twitlettt .... ,..X'ttxt:t XXI-lull 'Iil'L'IlNlll'L'l' ....., . . I l:t1'1'j' I'1':tll SL'Vl'L'l'll'f' ,.,....., .. ,Xt-ll:t I7zt1'1':t1' lwtvttlty Itlztmtget' .....,.... . ,...., I Wat 'l'1':tx'iw ' 'll ' ' lmlet' tht- t-xtt' ent twtztelttttg ttl XIV. Iflgzttt, tltt' ltttxw' ltzttliethatll X . - . - . - I . . . 2 . tttt lttft ttttt tn the hmtl t .tm tttttrl th hut It-1 tht Nt ttt lh tmlmttt httt I tm xttth llttttttt tttttl tl llt t llttlll IH lllt INN I tr I Xthttttl putt tht htttmttl xttmlm t' ' ' ' ' 'Q eh Fvltttttl, 'l'ht- girl-' ltstxliet hztll teztm ttlztt t-tl tmtrt' gzutttw th:th :ttty lDl't'Xl4IlIN teztm. :tml 'llIlL'l'L'tI hut .tue tle- Itztt. 'lhe Itttttltqtll :tml ltztxt-ltztll lttttw :tlw 1't-t'eix'etl their fhztre ttf :ttlt lttit' gluttt, I I Q' ' -st ty I' tht' Ilztml, tht- tieltt-tl: sztles, :tml splemli x . ' ' : 'iz : A e ix mttttlt ht-ttt-1' thzttt it has heeu lm' tt-:tw I't itlt tmlht th V In ff 'R ' Q t' ft-:twtt ttith tht- tt't':tft1ty well tilletl, the :ts- fvt'l'lll1llIl'l ttttttltt ttl ttttx lt txltttlt tll x -We IIN' Itl 'll'I ttl wut' :tthlttie 1't-twtrtl, :tml httpe it will he as S NlllI1lllIlt'lllllll'L' ' -X JN' ' : : Nuitx :tml ttther mimtr necessities. S lCt'Rli'l'ARY, UC QllYI1TJll'l'LlYflYlll '.l'TlFn1 c-.,,,. 1 ,. . E.-M... , 1 L THE .. QUIVER-, wg N W vu , H Ab t bf ' saw! 4 '1 y XX x N 4+ X 7 '. - f 1 X f UCIJUOII y W I f N I X X ' ' i- Q- wi IW X vp 1 fx !, F 5- , 'W AN 2 E- X KM- W1,15.'1,'l.M ' 1i X'--I1-l1IlN'Uf' , -VM Nwkrf11'xUIn H' -1vs U'ul M11 u I Hr' M llmw -hm w Q 'Mil -QM . .wrl -1111 G7 my zhqm im lm-11 X1 -53 ,, ww MN ti cf U I 4. him Wllilhvfllwt--IU 4 W ,X 11 will hm H , IILIQIZTKR wifi ' 'A V ll Y A' x , 1 If ' ' 'fff -1...,, ' ,. for. ,, .J ,,,,' ffi v-. -1 I L11 0 4: P-l 4 rn PQ lterson th Pa Smi Smith M rm me Genner VVaIIs W. Shearer Hogue BNVSOYI D dd L. To Walls F. Taylor, Capt rall P ond Hamm Heitsch THE 'AQUIVERIA FO 1x1mrfH'NAfN ,W Zvi' :PHL ' V Im: IN' f .1 mxmflf HA! VS Wm. MT V' 'wr r 1 :,.I,, Jim' ' ' 15.1111 'H 1 , - . 'K u- rlw -.ml X' ' , . W- .I KL l M Mwy rr ,r 1.,.- rg x l,..1'll:N1mfUVX 'k ' Derrou In vm Y'vifw' L ' tim-tray K ' WU' 7 Zfjlwmr-1 mu-r 'I' IH f T 1 ZKLHT1 uw TW 1' ,m, ffm i I. N rw - nr -My 1 Auf .- W Mlxlnw. I ah: HM -wx W- Lf'l!',w,!1L, if V1 V, N ui wt -ICM NIV H1-' 1 jg hurl A -uw rm. A mtwr sn Um. N M ww! Vfzsmg XXL ', i! Hymn MM wmv . fx , A Immlr r1vy,,lwWw ,l 1 Detroit We Thr !'XH RUxg X .vnu-u with NM yr L ,! V UI If-fy in INN H. Ar V N 'K N yi, INC thx Nlglm, MLW , 'WN hr rm xl 1 x ' v N Q X meiltrnl QI xl W mfg frm A Mmm WN ww H A Q1-4, My K UYMHQMIHTAMWTIHPIIUMYMWWI WI THE .. I- IIIILWHAWIIIK THE UQUIVERU SI FOOT-BALL IMUI.'l'ANlitJLTSLY with the opening of school, foot-hall again sprang into prominence. Captain Taylor, elected hy last year's team to lead us, was there full of enthusiasm: and, with the return of nearly all the old team and some very good looking new men, our rrospects were far from dull. Coach Rogers was secured to round the team into shape. During the short time that he was with us, he gave us the start which sent us through the season in good style. XYe wish to extend our sincere thanks to Supt. -lenner and Mr. Travis for the assistance which we received from them in time of need. is 41 Iii Detroit University School at Detroit. Un Octoher 4, for the opening game of the season, our eleven made the trip to Detroit to tackle the strong D. U. S. team of that city. Hur team at this time was without a knowledge of its playing strength hes cause of the entire lack of scrimmage practice, hut team was in the hest of condition, and determined to do his hest to every man on the wiii. Before the game, the different memhers of the team were a little shakvg hut as soon as the hrst scrimmage xx as over, iitahle see-saw, with they settled down ' id from then on the game was a ve' to business. ai , the Final score O-O. This game, though not a victory. was very en- couraging, as the D. U. S. eleven is one of the strongest school elevens in the state. Mr. Bishop, the former l.atin and history teacher of this scliomil, and a successful coach of two of our hest foot-liall teams. was a spec- tator at this game and complimented the team on their gameness and good playing. Vie also consider that we had a pretty good team, hut ' -1 '- 1 t 'oach Us it might have heen far hetter had theie hecn someonc o c steadily throughout the season. if lk 'ls Detroit Western High School at Home. l l our first home game of the The following Saturday we p aye! season with the XVestern High School of Detroit. The resulting score of I7-O in Pontiac's favor tells the story of the game. XVestern was a little the lighter team, but the game was clean and full of vim from whistle to whistle. VVe do not make much mention of this victory, as ' ' 'J t thi VV'estern'5 entire record was one of defeats. The attendance a s game was very good, while the rooters gave the team loyal support. mmunmmmm 3 .wg 'V . if ptgff. , . ,fir . if ,V ff ' V- ,Ninn..'li1.mliL,,ni 'll U i it - , 1 . 'A K ., I '1 - W gn 1 - - ' -f ' . ing: 1' -- -- ,gig '- .. i 'P i TH .. E QWVER-V at Prim. A' ' ' Uv 1, ly U hir tlwinl ,mr K , V ,, x .mm-.. . , l' WU. lnyfl. it my v , . 'l Mnfp My :K l it,1'2i,,,, I ' A' 'lfwnr,. 'V hill r 1 va -,W . its c. t N lit-- irkrET..' .' ll ., ' t -t' li. . 1, My t',. ,tl 1113 r lit 'r'-gi-'w.fiL ff? r Hitt' tin' :wtr: r' N - ,fp tru. o-li . , 1 -nf, .rf :lr 35,1 our tram 'rl ffl ,I Pontiac. V VY M V This Mull il .N .. lh,l V Mk - . ,v , L l L lVl'll i nur team Wi W ', ,rl-,-ill, ,. . II. T il he-I Coutllll u U in llf '1 the llllll fm Nrrxil! , rl ' V1 it-grllll 1 flwrc. rin 3 ridl LXHNW. A - f + ,r1cli1ll'll l' I 1-if 11 d the storm- Q, ,, wilt , nt, -,tx ponh i Stroll, 1 'L alfllffel .. t.fQ1cf'l an ere ' ' - Q ll' . , 'unaff- , ,U th 'sl if u- VUIWMKIIIIIWI - r ' THE QUIVER 53 identically the same, both as to the scoring and to the performances of l 1- s, one in the third and the the players. Smith made two one run other in the fourth, of about Q0 and 50 yards respectively, each result- ing in a touchdown. Hootie completed the performance by two perfect goal kicks, giving our team a total of IS points in all. The scoring' of ' ' ' ' as .:tl' . sart of sympathy offering Fenton in these two quarters wts mos y 'L 1 back by adverse conditions to the goa given them bv our team. ln each of these quarte l l rs we were forced ine, where we were unable, t f the Jiessino' in of the either to run the ball out, or, on accoun o 1 ' ,. 5 crowd, to kick out. ln each of these cases we gave them two points on a safety, These .t points were the only scores with which Fenton was credited, and the game ended with the linal score I3-4. ' ' K ' ' ' ' l ll This game showed our team at its strongest, and it was oya y l t if in f' game l l ffest turnout of students ant roo ers r z y supported by tie arc in the season. Cleary Business College at Home. ll H in the home ffrounds, Un Nov. 11, we met Cleary Business Co ege r N and were defeated by the low score of 5-3. The game was hard fought by both teams, under the most ideal conditions. Hur score of 3 points was made on a place kick by Hogue. This was the only score made A ' ' ' ' 'T T ' ' ' U until about the spurt, forced ug . of 5 points. The, niainder of the qua middle of the fourth quarter. lhen, Lleaiy, ma ing 11 s slowly backward and over the goal line for their score v failed to score on the goal kick. During the re- rter we worked hard to regain the lead but were un- l O , that ended with the close score of 5-5, con- successful. Thus t ie Same ne ueioht, and sidering the superior ag , f' D considered as one of our victories rather Port Huron High at On Nov. 25, Pontiac played Port game was a success in most ways until wlay ln this period, the lort uron strength of our opponents, is than as one of our defeats. Port Huron. Huron at Port Huron. The within the last two minutes of 3 H referee rendered a decision, giv- I 1. c ing Port Huron a touchdown, which had every appearance of being one-sidedg accordingly our team protested. The protests were of no f f 't' U tv the Port Huron team. use, and so we left the field, thus or ei nip' r This one-sided decision was allowed to stand for these reasons: First there was the Glad hand ffiven the Pontiac Jlavers with the 1 ZH bl . welcome f'Slug 'emi slug 'eml Second, as the Port Huron players ' ' l : tl rt they would be unable needed the money, they kindly infoimec us ll U ' ' ' ' ' t l 3 ' mbliqingfly paid our to pay our exl fff-' 'I .ts x I s-. ..,,,5..,,, 1 - -. - 4122, -.rr - '1 - - , glg2ii353ff'gsif-4-' ienses as pei contract, ant so ne 1 A a Wil an . ' K rl , rr . r.'ii.tLr.llr' mlv:...i.rL l, -'ii Y 4 . ,, 1 v,,- ' .. .. . - - . A., ,, If S my--:V Au rw. 3 X as ,er THE HQUWER-. H Vw M .M , ,1 ,MAX A! UN lm 'K Qmnvxm AN' Q :hr wh!! , YU.lTRLQf,1 YM V, -iZ'T'1E1iw1g,i rm - 2 'fa-wa ,,. .' W! Lv- 1 fi Ir' - 5 'i imv N 'x' .ri w .N C 'bf Ig 'WU tix:- lfifxr' 'Q Q .xrvf X M M' iL 'N '. 'VJ gg 4 X Mlm, qumwlir' ' U U O X1 U W W X D X 1 tl F U lb ,K M Y . ' v. ,wx- 1 .if rc-IWCUW P b XL fm MZIIT-LINK N14 -1 V Uvmkr f N'112LY ' '- U H - lll ', , U H1411 Nl, Hmm .IU Wy. I the M' ml, xl 1 ,Ugg - ' 4 ,- ' Iv ..xtvNf'1x Y f ,, .lf THE UQUIVER U 55 .C 'J rc 9 U E: HE LQ: LJ C fu l-1 3 r: P5 3213 :1 ru 4. E.: 23 :Af M! If M ,J vn -4 CL x.. F1 y. .. I1 L.. a- za W 33, Li y. an m ,L- Ei' VJ. Q'-w 1:2 1 f.. 'P 5 1 LL! ml M MMH THE uQlllVERii ALL i -y, Klum rpm ,V TQ JM mt lVlr'. .vii My djlwxm hill, lhliirli ks, A mix' iIl'l' r' , -M,.,. W . .,,, X .A-K, NXXUK V erflr, V.. ' I y .rj , 'l , , , , 4 12.1 i. lx. 93 FSI Team. X ll X ll ,N 1, 21 ' 'ei 'lie li:iriiiii1!l TlHl! g th- 'A ' ' E ii 1 ii liic were cimffi, ,-.vi -' il T - . tif Team lrnm fllil' i iwlvi ri the team inxrli 1, iiliim HNF .MC Hi ,hc .ea.nii. TW A Wm lie made. .M Uaiac liuttllfl TI ., s in - ' -, f i f rcriwrrrlitilll illirnf 'f 'V their . A lulqddnixlltni If in -L lic ll'i'L111lll'fL ' 3 -flldfd I i -'UWT 'ntl . T L .. '- . iilt . me ' Q llyalll A I I- IWWULTWEGEZEDHI THE QUIVER 57 were a lone field basket and a foul basket. For the next contest, the New Baltimore girls came here. Again they proved tu be more than a match for our girls, who seemed to haye an exceptionally had night, being beaten by the large score of 24 to Ii. The next Friday the girls niore than reversed this score on the Holly maids, defeating them 26 to 2. The Holly team would probably be able to make a showing against Farmington, as they appear to be in the same elass. This is partly proven by the second game between Pontiac and Farmington. The imal score was 25 to 9, which gave our girls a total of 49 points tu Farmington? II in the two contests. The next game scheduled was with the girls from River Rouge. This team had been playing great ball and a good game was expected. This it turned out to be, as it ' A U t favor one and then the i n even match throughout hrst seeming o was a f , , other, but neither gaining anything like a lead. In the last moments of the game, our girls forged ahead by one point and it was this lead that won the game for us. The Final score was IO to 9. Unly the closing game remained, and this was to be played the following Fri- day. The opponents were the girls from 4 Jwosso, who had beaten some of the best teams in the State, and who came here prepared to win, The first half of the game ended 4 to 3, in their favor, but, in the closing iound, our girls continually worked the ball under the basket, when the Misses Bennett and Taft countd up the scores. The final score was IO to 6, which ended a most successful season, with a total of six won and two lost. The stars of the girls' team were as follows: Captain, Miss Edwardsg Misses Crnhn and Keyser, guardsg the Misses Hanson, Farrar and Ross, centers, the Misses Bennett, Taft and lvelch, forwards. X 'M ni,...iu..i.i.iii.i..i...u,a 3 8 ,fe f . ,, if . If . ' . . ..g r..'1nrl.'l:l.JlllllL.bL - W' i 1 , lx' . thee. g.1,,,,3 , r , ' ,43 ' v- ... . 1. ,., . . .. ' ' ' Q. ,pf UIVERN 1fThCU THE Q THE 1-QUIVERH ,!I:hf111113Lf ,, W' 7 111-111' ' 11111 1-'Y ,.: 1 1 11111 1' . ,XP11 - .5 ,, 1,11 , 4 '2 'A 11,.,'1x'1 ' Q 1.11, .101 JAM-NL 1111 ' 1 1 11 1' C111 , 11 1 1 L '1 11fI...'7Vm' 11 1:11-1 2 111 11,1111 1- 5 11-I ' 4 ' 7 gw I N ,, x 5 f11,11' 15-1' L ' f 1111 3341.15 ,. T1 1 ' 1, - 'Q-1 Q .1 4. 1 . 151 1' 1'1-i 1 E 11E'1 Vf1'C. '1'1 1' I 1111 111.371 11111 T' 1 2 1 1 5 . 1, : l'..T11211gt1'1 1 51111111 .11 N1 'tir E. - 111 1111 LILUIL, 'At U J 1 111111, 11' E , . ,A - E ,HQ 1' 1'f 1v 5 111F1f11'111.N111:11- 1 ' :1: - ' 1:1 1111 1rg1...11. 11, -it .- .1 , 1 . V11.1-11111111,1l,mx 11111 11.31 my mx U11 11 1 A Vx 1, - 11 Q y 7 ' 1ltlQ'1 11 111' 1 , WHITILL 111111. MIL, 11 111111 111111 111W M 1 11m .1 Q11 1111111111 1,11 my My 11 11, , I X M 'lx Qx1'K'1'I1'11 1111 Mm. lil, 1 -MI15lKll IlBYll'Wlf'l'KY - H F m!111111u 11111 1f g Q N111 111 X111 ,Q U : I M k . 1,.11'1 1 ,,: .E 1.11. 211mm 11 1 1 1 u 111..H1'11 N1-11, 1 : 1 E X 1 1 , '11 1 1 11 11.,1,x,,,L lllllklli-VLHIIIK - ..--1.- . 1 'Y ' ' ---...al THE THE QUIVER 59 CC Then Come the Heroes SCHEDULE. Pontiac 1 Jpponents jan. 5--Farmington City at Home ........ . 21 9 jan. I2lF2ll'Hlil1gfUI'l City Team at Home. .. 21 7 vlan. 19-Nortbville at Northville .......... 22 32 jan. 20-Central H. S. at Detroit .... . 18 57 jan. 26-XN'yandotte H. at Home... 22 I4 I-'eb. 2--XVBStC1'1'l H. S. at Detroit ,... 19 18 Feb. 9-Northville H. S. at Home .... . Sl lfil Feb. lo-Eastern H. S. at Detroit .... IO 38 I' eb. 16-McMillan H. S. at Detroit .... 23 I4 Feb. 23-XV6StC1'1'l H. S. at Detroit... . 22 9 Mar. 1-Owosso H. S. at Uwosso. . . 36 18 Mar. S-McMillan H. S. at Home... 30 23 Mar 15-D. U. S. at Home .......... 41 15 Mar 22-Central H. S. at Home .... 23 33 Mar. 23-D. U. S. at Detroit ..... . 24 27 f l f s of our iirst team it will be In writing up an outline o tie game best to consider the games in pai l sine te 1m rs, as there were two contests, in nearly The first two games of the season every case, with tie oppo: g 2 . . . 4 . . . . were played with the Farmington City Team and were won by the 7 - , . ies ective scores of 21-Q and 21- . iese games only seived as two P good Workouts, for our boys completely ran around the men from Farmington Town, The next game was played with Nortliville High School, at Northville. For this contest, Hogue and McCall being ont oi' the game, we were obliged to play a team of half regulars and half scrubs, which irregularity completely broke up the team plays and left us to plav an entirely defensive game. This we played to the best of 1 l if 2-22. Later our ability, but came out at the small end by tie score 1 3 showed our supeiiority by win- in the season, in the return game, we ning to the tune of 51-16. This shows how much the team was weak- ened in the hrst game by having to use a mixed team. On the later dates an 20 and March 122, we plaved our two contests with the Cen- ', . . tial High School of Detroit, whose ship was their defeating us in both and 33-23, the latter contest being considered our the last defeat we Central, and, after tral's. Then there tinal claim to the State Champion- of the games by the scores of 37-18 played on our home floor. Before playing average as good as that of all, we still believe our team was better than Cen- was the one game scheduled with Wfyandotte, which l l 1 the score of 22-14. home floor and won my us U5 was played on the This was as expected, for we have uri that team. Following this game we played our first contest with the fr ned a habit of annually defeating 'I 1 mmwlmmmmim A , H 5313 K 1 ,Hw y Q-155' 3 M- .,,Y,, -...,, ,vu . . 11 . U 4' v , , P N fr ' V- 11-.. ..'111.1.llL1.111l::L. mt 'Il 1' ' 1 , . -J. lin ' '- ' 1 -. .- .,.i-.,. .N if fl? 5' Q 60 THE QUIVER XYestern High Seliotil in the XX'estern gym at Detroit. The Final score ,-emi: lmmigiq gd, XX'estern IS, and sri, XYestern added another defeat in her Iititiclimefl schedule. The secnnd cwntest, later in the season, was MSI, H 1-,,mi5,C ti,-t.,1-5-' gg-9, 4 lur team play was entirely tum spirited for the XYesterners. lfastern lligh Sclhuvl uf Detriiit, not helieving in large schedules, tinly' ciinsented tu meet laintiae in one contest and that to be played in the liastern gym. There they gaye us the wurst defeat ofthe yxlitile seasnn, winning hy the large senre uf 38-IO, Our team work was away ull' fnrm and individual playing unsteady. while the lfastern team played .ine nf their star games tif the seaswn. lf we had had an- tither chance we wiiuld haye, at least, partly made this up: hut we were nut giyen the chance. Then Xlcalillan lligh of Uetruit furnished two snappy enntests fur nur huys, hut were defeated lmth times by the re- -pet-tire sem-es uf 23-I4 and 30-23. putting us in just one class ahead. l.Ylin nuw shtiulfl attempt tw teach us swine new haslcet-hall hut Uwnsso. XYe played them March lst, at Hywissw. and. as they failed tu show us any new stunts, we cwunted up thirty-eight piiints tu their sixteen and then waited fin' the final whistle, which, tif cwurse, was unly necessary in the cwmpletiiin tif the game. Then ll. U. S. appeared at Piintiac to try to give us the defeat which we failed to take in flint hall. We de- termined tu surprise them, sn we ttiiik them intu camp 41-15. They were t-nnpletely iiutclassed. llut we in turn were surprised when we visited them at their h-'me in lletrnit, where they came wut ahead with their i'tititei's singing, 37-24. This defeat was prfihahly due Us the fact that we played lfentral lligh the night hefure and cnnsequently were not in just the right trim fur aniither hattle. Thus, the seastin tif Hur regular team ended, nut the Hltlfl successful, hut yery successful, with a teutal mil ten wwn tw Iiye lust. The Iirst team memhers were as fiillnws: tiaptain llammund, who played a must hrilliant game tlnmuglitiut the seaswn at his center posi- tiung alcfall, whii played a steady, piiint-scuring' game at forward, 'lRidd, running fnrward, whw always played a team wtirk game and who managed tn slnmt a successful average tif the pnints fur the seasong Hwgue and Smith, guards uf AX Xu, I caliher, lnwtll as team wtirkers and Ile 'WTCUHIW M'UlH'flS3 and lYnml. whn acted as substitute and also par- ticipated in slime pf the must iinpwrtant games tif the season. The ahmwe named received their stripes and sweaters at the chase tif the seastnn. THE QU IVERT Crt' And Last, T limit s ixriiiiiigt 11 :gg N tuittzil Hwy, Y. - .xv is., i .i. i ' ssl -N illff hu t 'Tl ll lh in ,ii . N ,i, i, flea- iii N. -ga., ,l ustuu ltqwf, E , ii., HM, M , flrfiqitl l'ret..1, , l r liiuie, Write .ii it , X K. Y l rl Trai lwwfl A' tl T X ll llc , I V 'll WI-lifill i rf t in l' 'i 4 Kfxtswxu K in the lllitli im. A' sums ms flllitl T Italia.. hlll lllll u nm ur 1 umm an ball -'Mrk ' -x T .. ll, . . 'ly lllzll X. Q will MU +I lx, ' All evwl ' r , ., jmllllliifli 'Y lr ily pl lv !v,,! I ul: X U all 11 l lvl, ,ctw Uk ,r x Il xp, - f Q,-. lvzlizf' ww fm il l 1-L 1 ll'lK'+lW ll 'u llll lv llkff' 14 ll 'l' mfr' 'll.l L' K' W mx ll1Q,ll,, L ull ,, f llll' 'W' W. mi. vel IINIIWHUIIIT 1 ,psy-441 THE QUIVER O1 1 Cotcher Walls Watson Elgar! Todd Prall L. Smith And Last, The Future Hopes Reserves Schedule. 1 Teams lMutiae I l1l1l4lllClltS Farmmgtfm High Sehlml at llume. .. 37 30 Central Reserves at Uetrwlt ....., 9, N XYesteru Reserves at lletrmt ..., lO 15 Hlgglns High Sehrml at Detrllit. .. 44 S lhggms Hgh bchrml at Hume, ,. Jw 3 lYesteru Reserves at Hume. . ll ul C, ass High Selwrll at llwme.. I7 Z3 U. U. S. at Hume .......... -3 ll llress-flazette at Hume ..... ll 111 l, eutral Reserves at Hume. . . 1 l :O U. U. S. at Detroit ........ ,. . 1: I4 305 mf, The Reserves put in the lnest seawu this year since the lusturv ul lvasket-ball in the selwul. The schedule was mafle up ul' eleven games, which were played against swme reserve teams of ether selnwls anll some hrst teams. Uf the eleven games, live were victories and six, rle- ..,., -.--. I ls.llhlllKldllilHllllldm , fs' ' nl, 7 , ,,..,-.,, -- , , - , 5 sl , ' ,, ...ullu.'1l'.lllllm, ml -Y - W In l , f , A , r 1 my, h ripxkf: W jg. .snail ' ' m1u1.1r.1.m111a...i.1m,1:u11n1m1.nm11.111 52 THE QUIVER feats. Tl1is was pretty good. considering the teams played. TWO of these defeats were given us by tl1e Reserves of XVestern High by the scores of I5-IO and IQ-IZ. Both games were well played and were ex- citing contests, but the lYesterners, who, by popular opinion, we1'e equal tr, the first team of that school, were slightly the better of us. The 1-ther defeats were hy Vass High, 23-17: Press-Gazettes, 16-11, Central Reserves. 20-1 1 3 and IJ, Lf. S., 14-12. Cass played the first team of that scliool and they were g1'eatly our superior, both in height and Weight, uhich fact, more than a11ytl1i11g else, brought them the victory. The game was really ours until tl1e last few moments when Vreelancl. their forward, counted up the winning points. The Press-Gazettes won on the foul shooting of lieorge llubbard, who scored fourteen of the points frmn the foul line. The many fouls were the result of the differences in age, size, weight, and methods uf playing, which all favored the P. G. boys. The Centralites defeated us on our home floor in a fast and rough contest. This only evened up matters, as we defeated them earlier in the season on their home fl111i11 In the second game they put a different and better team in the field, Tl1e last defeat, which was from D. U. S., I4-12, came the next evening after the Central game and again proved that a team can not play two-hand contests in two successive evenings. Our victories were over Farmington High, hrst team, 27-20, Central Reserves, 11-8. which was mentioned above, Higgins High, two games, .14-S and 29-2, and D. Lf S., .23-I 1. Farmington High was a hard-fought victory, with our team putting up the better game at all stages. The two victories over lliggins High plainly showed that they were not in ll at all. XVC clearly outclassed them in both contests. The other vic- tory over IJ. U. S. was by the large seore tif .23-ll 3 a11d, though they played a line game, they could make no showing against our boys. This game was one of the seas1in's best. The second team squad were as follows: Capt, P1-4111! XVOCK1 and Todd, guards, ll'atson and C1 iteher, eenter: l,. Smith and F. XValls, for- wards. Hut of this squad, live, Xlkiorl, Todd, Kutcher, lVatson and Smith, will l'6tlll'll to start the season next year, lironi this fact you see that we have prospects for another successful year lwith the coming of the New llighl. l The best wishes uf all the graduatiiig players is that the New High Ill its history may bring forth as goofl teams as has the Old Pontiac High. 4. Mdwl T , .. M uv .t , x ,I HNQM M ,, wo 1 ' pm and Wh Fl1!N!wy!,MNv wiiur W' UN , Tv ww. MWWK., J gm . mLw,i- f xx my , 1.1, M 1 'WX ' -I v Y Lt .ILM ' '1'Ef!r-yy H' 'A-l u LMT' 'T'f'JEr':11xq- ' Y fir f' lr: Hr riff' '4.kkfC Y VCT ' fx JT, 1'-l '1lSY , 5214. tw 21' . 'w:',3.i, .wh .. -. X .Lil -Ulr- -Mi Dyk MFC. xii, 'Wr1'IhrY 3 ,M twill' ,NI ,W My-. T 12N'WNl, 1,51 1wlI7M3U' V .NU Um-hc1'. XX AN mu thi- mc! W - xx nh rI1cf mm' ,V ,H w. IMI TW MAH, U1c4ll1lP nmf i' PM 351: M9 -A J Agfigg' 'lf' mn. 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' 1112 1 111131 11151 111111: 111:11 A 151 I1 1119111 '13 11 1 THE MQUIVER V M1 1 1.111 IL '1 1 , A , .11 1111. , 111Q1l.1Y1.X Hz. . .1,, 1 mi 11 .' 11 -11 , 11, '1'11.1 - ' 1 11.11 . 1 L L1 1'11.1' , 11 J., .,.11 L11 . 1 1.1.1-X X 1111 11:11.1- 1 '. 1 1' cf' ' 1,1 fL'1i1'1l1 U1' 1'-O. - 1 1 +11 1111 :z1111c 11-1' , 11.1, 1. 1 , ,.1.T11111 1111111 T ul1A11 1 1 N .1-1. 111 111E11 ' ' 11 111111.11111 1111111111 11, 1 ' H 1 .,11. . K 1 1 1 - 11 11 11111111nm1 . .1f1111c1'1 -L r ' H1511 1 1 1 11 hi A 11 '- 1 1 1 . 11111111 1 ML ,11111r ,ff- A 1115 'ff THE QUIVER The 1'61112111'lC1C1' 1111110 50110111110 is as 11111r111's: .1wmM'mm11ul 11 A 55 May ..1... ..,.....,. C2155 1'11g11 at 136111111 May 15. . . , .1111'111111g11l11'l'l ut 1w1,711t121f May 13. .. ..... L'e11t1'z11 at Uctlmit May 25. .. .. .1fz1ste1'11 at 1'1111tiz11: May 30. . . . , .XVCSfC1'1l at 1i'1111t1z1c june I.. ........,., Ce11t1':11 ut 1'1mtiz1c june 5.. ,..1111'l11111g112l111 at 1'111'l'11111Q112l111 june S.. ..,....,. 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MM11 Tg. 5-Q lf. 1 19,4 .1,1f.. 6, A 4 77 11.1.--111 f' f .19 11' N1 5 x XN0 ff, , 4 frf ,Ji- f 1f 11 f , 11 1 1.711111 1 1,1 X' ff 1 1 1 1' U '11 '11 ' 1 ' 1 X 1 ifwgvef ' 'Q' W r .Z as TI 2:-x,' 1, Q -. , . z ii3g 'lf -11 . 1 ...'111.x.111x111111,. 1,1 L 1.11. 1 1.-1, , Q' ll 1, , TN 'fr mu 111 .m.4.1..1.1.u.1..1...11.11 1 all ZW 5 ,lf ? jf 6 ,'!, ,.- X 1 tb THE QUIVER The zmuunl Freslimzm Reeeptiiiii wax he mmf minimum 1 . 67 lrl, as in prerifius years, ut the I.llJl'Zll'j' Hall, mi Z1 liirlzii ex eiimg iii Uttiilxer, 'lihe lrziil :mil lllllltl ,lY'l'C5l11llCll reeeivefl their Shure of utteiitimi friim their mighty upperclzisf men, :mal then the Fl'C9lll1lZll1 Presicleiit, 'luhii lluttrilpli, was iiitriiflueefl ' Y' 'i ' ' H A ' L' 'f mam, ile- luv the Senior Prewicleut, NX ilwu lqiiltii. lhe luiiiiti 5 11111, spite his hostile ziuflieuee, clel little :liter micliiiglit the yung is lumier. ull claiming t-i have haul at plenfziiit time. 'lihe fturmlr liiiwtlizill 'liezim gi 'Q 2 j 'z . 5 z iverecl his speech Ill ll 4l5lQlNllfl mziiiiier. .X i liie hmeii, lieiiig tireml, lelt liir their 1 . 1 'ut i Simil liiiitliill llwll 'it the ith lh iiitx ' A ' lihr'irx' xXvCllllQNfl'lY Nmwemlier the tweiitr-mi , MCM-- izidiek . . , , , ti s. .-Xhiiut reveiiti'-lixe was an great success. surpassing :ill expeetzi mu ciiuples zitteuileil the rlziuee. 'N h Seliiml Xthletie Xvieizitiiiii helrl :ui zlthletie lieiielit :lt L itiwii 'l'lu lhe l'l1g . A . , the Xllhite l'z1lzice Tlieziter, rluriiig the week tif spring rut students turnecl wut well :mil the A-siieizitimi rezilizecl eiiiiug 'll2l5ClT11ll seztrmi. curry them tliriiugh the eiiiniiie lkistime 'lihe:iter. which uettetl them eiimigi for the team. X h mlvuer tw V .Lit the The liirls' llzislcet Ball 'liczim ulfei gave :L llzisket llzill lielitht fl tu purclizise nifty sweuterf i e lir The Bois' Basket lizill 'liezim have l'CSUl.'C1l iiwit tri he fiutrlr ii - ' ' ff ' i fiirmzil ilzuiciiig f l ll fellow: 'mil 'ire plzimuug mi ,1xm, .iii in the mit ia ' ., 1 . I 1 I ' ' ' 7 ' ' Nlz ' the Meveiiteeiitli, which will Sur- party ut the Liliitui lltill, liicltiy, i my pass all furmer, 2 f ,4- ..f f :7 .il ifvi it ln X lk 'iwx i wit - ld jjil , xx 4' fu? ' li' ix M, tv fi. 9 L IAXX 'A f XA. 1 . tgp ag-as viii mm n.:a.i.J..mu..i..ui.. 1 it .al M A i f X ' fl y . i i,,'ili-4i,1l:'.iiiIii..1,1 ' 5 -ii, .iw wh- i 5 .1 q I ig' T?'i ll 1 1' H 'P '1'f1aam.x4,:b5z.u1gluwiil 1 1 ' 1 . ,B N l U l. I .im -. A il 'l -1 1 I A HA -1 C C FK LA as F an 5' .' ii-3551 ' V ' --'SAN Y x g W -q..,.- , E +53 ,P C' ln W an -:1 o 4:32 C.. E 'E on J 'J o P J an O l. C O 4. 1 Mrs. Dudley Allen E. 'J :1 D Collier l. 2. .... 'W' lmuumuwnm 1 HYIVFTJIKIIIV Wl'11ll'f IHYWHMIll 1WI Q, 4, -A 1-:tiene-.. I ith fl -f-- '-2.1-2l!'.l21Lklzllll-BUELHLWI I lwlllllmiltlllu -. I 8 ' THE QUIVER 71 Edit i l As an institution grows older it becomes mote flktll to its incnibcis, and especi:1lly to its ztlunini. This, fellow students, we tliorotiglily' un' derstzlnd, lllltl therefore this publication ul the Quiyer is wleilicnteil i ' i ' -1 ' ' : irosperous to the dear old building lroni which niainy :1 lc iiucil lllll 1 person has received his fliploimi. XYe have tried tu obtain the best ' ixt behind 11t lc views possible of the old structure, in order to le: ' A ' f:1st ll few memories of the pl:1ce so tlk'1ll' to us :ind our former clussinzites. XXI hope you will fully unclerstzintl our well-niezint intentions and kindly overlook our mistultes und lziilures. Although this institution is about to he torn down in fzivor of ll more modern building, still we hope the school spirit will continue, even developing :intl brzincliing' out lzirther in its new home. The stu- cients should become more closely relziteil :ind should renew the former good fellowship with even more vigor, in order to feel more Zlt honie in the new surroundings. Some of the reasons for publishing the Quiyer zmnuzilly ure these: To promote the school spirit, also to rleyeli-p the literary ability ot the students, :incl tu inform the citizens ol the progress and condi- tions of the school. The spirit tif l'lilltlZlC High has generally been splendidg then HY .Xl,l, Mll'XlxlS lililfli' l'l' UV. illllis, in pznrticular, concerns the flziss of lijlj. 'llilce part in all branches of school activi- ties anrl turn out Z1 better Quiyer next yeur than the most zirdent et- torts of any previous clz1ss lz 'A z S A ' obtain 21 name about the Stztte for pzirticipziting in goorl, clezin zithletics. THIS Stilllflltfll is Il splendid one for any ,Xmericzin institution. tue lCCfJlH1JllSl'lCfl. Help llIl11tl1lC High to An liclitorixil should be very' optimistic, but this surely is not I1 very' dilheult nioorl tu he in, for the past yezir has been very pleasant and prosperous. Pontizic High has been successful in all her inter- scholastic entries :ind hzis Il worthy name about the State. XX e are proufl to belong' tw such :in institution and hope thzit you, lower class- nien, will put forwztrcl every' eltort, not for indix'iduz1l glory, but for the good of the old Pontiac High School. ., .,, -7.4 'n.4v1 lllll Z lx A F . , ,, - l e ' , l , 1 i ,,:n.1.,.lll',iill1l.i.,1il 1' ' ' l i 1 f- ' , va.. me J-mp ,V Liifgg-9,3---H-, ' ' fl. si 'Q - 1. to tei, 141 A ',g1Qg,1.1M1. 1:1 K I . . A 5.5.2 .Q J. 1.-.QF ., ' Q 'fg' ' -11'-1 1 1 1' f if 'fe q 522.-1, ,f-. .1 rf 314111 11331 ' WX W a 1 NE: '1 ev' ax '4 1 N 6 Q, . 1 I ,N ll X 11 , 11,51 ., N , , 11 11'-1, , ,'1f4 1 ,f,V.. 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Huhharcl- Yilu-Next to a girl. -1- -:- J. -.s -.- -i- Safe at Last in the Prison Fast. S iv, Maurice, what's the Knight of D. Rule fin English Historyj- 2. Bath F M, XYliittielcl-- XVhy, Saturday night, you lioneliearlf' He's Out Again. Freshman Gi1'l-A- Have you known Toclil long? J. Monroe- Never, always short. Mr. Flgart asks for a clelinition of 21 rliscorcl. Mr, Todd, what is zi discord? You play it in the lfiznirlf' :lf ff t H. Garner tfiiermzin HI,j-uliine c if :t Miss Are1'3'- VX7l1at is an heiress? Sophrnore-t'An heiress is a female hare. PK 96 151 If there was a fat Roosevelt, eoulcl t M1 Ducllex fin thfmpelj At une piogfiam with IUUNIL and a one hX tht Glue Llub T Crohn I 1ll1'11l VOL11 mouth is opt l I Neuoig Think xou, I ltnou it l just opener it here he A-leen Taft ? itron ist lvlziuu tu lemon is hluej. the liteirnx to night ue will lime 21 l L l , -, gpm, + If i - ., jiri, , U . . f . l . - A A .' U , . K , - A 1 C .-, - K , Y 1 f A '-tw 5 . . 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TIUIIITZIC mcrchzmts have cvcrytlliug you wish: TUUIQ :umuml Imcfmc vnu lmux' clscwhcrc, 'PO-9446049-99 0-4904-4-9 0-40-99-999-0-09-0-9099-0-90-499 9'f'9'9'4' The H Omg Fu U1i?hTH3 Company - ,..,1 . . Ts thc I-lzbl plum- tw buy T'lll'l1lll1l'6 :md Ilumc l 111'11isl1i11gs. 0 2 llllill QU,-Xl.l'l'Y 211111 LOXX' PRICES go hzmcl in hzmcl tllcru. PXQQ4-94-O-900004900-O-O-0904+-9-Q+9O-90 64? w 'M ----------------------.v. O O O O 0 O C O O 0 O O 0 0 O O O 0 6 O 0 0 O O O 0 9 0 O : Pontiac Ste. O 0 5 Laundry DLOLINE ,n ' M CLOCK A COMF' Corner D85 ,,w+HNnnN You have fried Ihf NOW TRY THE BEST S V I :swo+,,,N,N . Dru 4 U- . ' . 9 and Chemxcazs 0 E BEAC 5 Q O Q o o o o 0 , .. . Wh 0 . ' Fine Q - ' Q 31141125 and mga 45 5455.8 END t 'X'O-+?94'?04-04-O-?6+4+6-0-6-O'04-400+6 0+ o++o'o 444 Q oavvo Q-vvovvo Q-vo 0 wi- O 9 I Jo n . lngton, , ' 11 T Edd' S S g- : er C 1 1 vs, a at 1 W 1 1 CLOCK AND WATCH REPAIRING. if COMMENCEMENT GIFTS. ' 1-mi Corner Saginaw and Lawrence Streets. I O O-O-O-O-9-0-9-QQ-O-Q-Q04-90-944-0494 0-0040-9-094440-904404400 OO 04444-94 Oi T '-gf I1 lil 1 6 . 31, S5111 1 You have med the REST H, 1 1 1 ,A , 1 . .17 .1 1111 111 Ls .1 Q111f X ' Ql- NQVV TRY '1'11at's his lrusincs t T ' ll ll girl lwves him! -1- THE BEST M , , , . - ' l11.1t s 1161 1JllblllC. 1 x ll they get 111a1'1'iCc1g G is T11at's their business. A V - 4 1 ' I ' ll they buy CIRUCERIES- G I 1 -.1 Thats NUR business, T CO 1 ooooooooooon++NON +? VERTISERS- P0nt1aC Steam . 'T W ' - C 1 Laundry NX! hltfleld U 1 1 N. S ' St. D. 1. OLIVER 21 agmaw : y O'0Q-Q-0'94V0-99-4'904'94-9'Vf-O4-fV90-9'440+00OQ0 4440044 0'4 1 1 Drugs and Chemicals Cameras and Camera Supplies C 'n Company. BEACH 84 CLOONAN 1 g . aaaa DRUGG1sTs. h L111C1 114111 Where Quality Counts' 72 N. Saginaw St. W 3.1411 Q .11 . MNH' Fine Candies and Cigars J . 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In Hu : Pontwfs E Sells fvffythl fw FIRST OOO ,Nun W, no o o 1 COMMERCIAL 5 BANK E PONTHC C 0 O 0 I 0 O 9 O 5 Y O 0 0 0 0 O O O 1 o 1 1 1 O , NYH9 0 Noonan, , 04oos+ o BIRD 6551 O O 9 2 F 01 Gr. O O 5 O O I 9 L Readyhbs NHy,,N COTYQQ Fur 95, NMNNQ gl FA R'S 'Noun Sells Everything in the Grocery Line sl'-gif Z 1' 2 o E-. SK-E2 m 'f raw? Epi Q. Q ifr 23 552 S-kai QCA: saga 3 z fb . 'Rv Q Q-9-9 +04 O 4'H+uH,,,,Hf 4+-Q+444++ + Q-+v4+4++vo4+++++++++++o-+vo+o++4++o++v+4+,,, DW Goods and Cafp6fS Hi11i.ilF1ff'l'Uu' .fm MII! 111 :WH MQ L1 +Q+Q++6-049-GO-O-O-0-9-0vQ-OQ-+0-0+v4-Q-0-00-0-O-0-0Q-v04-O4-O O4-0 r-l- ' ' 3 Sd: O DD E g o U' O 3 F 52 :rg Q52 F1 wr 5 5 '4 of L 0 1' J' .. 'U O :U 5 o Z cn 73' if 716 5: ., gg z, 2 Z 'I ina' 95' ff -I l 'l -K ' - SU CQ.. 7: w 3: 'S 3' JP 0 - rn Y ' QIL 5' Q Z P 57 Q. X I LT' .1 E. 7+ Q-0-Q-0 0-9' 5? ,Q 2 S151 S Q 9: ESD .-I rjfb U25 '5'ujfDQ- 5--T'US .2'15'5S E :Ib Elfgggogmrgq W 'im omg, rf: 2153 5 EEL. 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BENJAMIN 0 I DRUGGIST Fitter of Feet. , 9 4 OOOQOOOOOOQOOOOOQOQQQOQ OO090096QQ090OQ909904000-900-9-049+ 3 3 I I 5 1 3 3 1 1 Q 5 l 5 li 11 i I r 2 , i 1 1 fn...-4... ... -...Q 44' ' 4.w 0 0 O 5 BOOKS O 0 0 440 ' E Z FoUNTA'N P STATIONER O O O I O O O ll N O O O O O Y 5BAcKENsTo51 O E aoox STORE O 0 O u44444444444n44444 4 4 O 4 O O O O O Epontiac Saving O O 1 Bank O O O O O 4 1 . I A me plaif fl: I One? and 4 Der , . CE ' I '11 lmeresr. O O O UZ H f ' 3 llxrufw 4 I. I 1 4 1 ' 4 1 rl-ilk. N ' Um ' 0 ' Nl' N1 V , m., ,H V 0 1 9 www' Q 2 i Q E i E 2 : z 3 2 5 z OO Q-9-O-50-00 G00 O- Z' ff T11 E -3 O 5 IJ 14 L. M 4 TU 5 je o o O o o O BOOKS FOUNTAIN PENS STATIONERY hue of the ahtwc three neces- xmplu QMOOO OO sities. K E N N lX 111 lJLpl1tn1tnt upf n nh ut p x x Q-0-40-V40-0-900-O-0 G00-0 69-0-V9 0 Pontiac Savings Bank A safe place for your money and 4 per cent interest. S. E. Beach ........ President F. H. Hale .... Yice-President Cramer Smith ........ Cashier 24 ,4 ,HHH 4-fro-Q +vo+r+ro-0 , , 4. 9000-00-0090-00000000000+0000000000400-000060000000000000000000000000000000-00-0 000 'I' 0 Q 0000000 000000 0 000000 0000 0 00-00-0-004-00000000000-+9000-+0-+0-GPI' FANCY TABLE SUPPLIES ,-Xt A. F. MA R S H l:l'l- yrvlll' Slllltllll' l'Ji1111c1's visit 76 N, S:1gi11z11x' Strcct, fur :1 full limi nf lfRL'l'I'S :1111l X'lililC'l'ARl.liS. 4 .Xll l'l'llIl5 :1111l X cgctnlvlcs 111 sg-:1s1111. MARSH BLOCK 000000000000000-O-0-0-000-0-0000000000000000-00060-9490-0-0-0-Q-990, R 3 lflllvc :1111l lQk'Sl1lCllCC, ,'XI'lllllllZlllL'L' 1111 Call. 4,1 XYQA llu1'1111 Strcct. l,zuly 1-Xsw1ft:111t. Q 0 5 9 Q DEWITT C. DAVIS ' FUNERAL DIRECTOR I Q 9 LICENSED EMBALMER I I Bell Phone 475 PONTIAC, MICH. 9 00000-09009-0-909if-0990Q00-0000-00O0O90000'00O0O909000-9-9-0-900 - 1 9 Walle Bros. cQ Company XY1ll IILTUIJI' ll1ci1' ucw Qturc :1l11111t Uct11l1c1' lst. 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The lirst Senior that iclentilies his ur her pictiirt- in this group will he given one dozen pictures frcc. ,Q-G64-9'9'9+04-664'9 ' o+4++4+o+++++++++6646666644464664+oovoo 06-960660 664-644 66-96 6666-06-0 Q-6 66 666 6666-66666666-6 O6 6666 6-6 66 6-6 66 666 66 6 +Qooo+Q+4+6o .II IIUIIHIW DI '- ,Mmwwmwwvwwvwwww ,.........- .L , F' 21 .x L.. 1 J O a4n 00' .4 :MH H . . , Q nw f,, Y 0 QW Bwsm v. 1. :KK XJ EJ7 ,Lfff 0 - I TILLSONUILLUOF O 0 AnorrFl O O O O O 0 Ovzr Pormac 59735 53 0 I THE SAWYER AGN' O o .- - F '- . . O O 0 . 'J- . Crates: B.-5 0 Real Estate eil -if O O O O O Q FISHER BR-TS z . O O , h Q Braucezt B551 r Archnecxs an: L' o o o o o 0 0 . . PERRY s LYNCH 4 0 ' -'- .-- .. ' , 0 A.Xu'...t-V:-1.-L11 O 0 o Q n Q n Dwicr B :ga 0 O Q O I SMITH g lk LEISENRIN I ph-ifmaczsxg O : Kodaks and SUWMQD O I and Punting Dm ,N , . : Shim Nomt O 3RE I XML STORE I 4 5 Q Q +45q,,..,, Q ssss,,,.. D xw ,E HI K' M 'I'9+'+0+060-rv+0+0+00+0+040 0++0-0-000 0000 0000 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000+ Q5 THE SAWYER AGENCY, QEstablisl1ed 18703 Real Estate and Insurance. Crofoot Bldg. kqn V , Q as .X gg' 9 lg EEEEEH 94 K-1 I l 5 Q W l ,. af C -1- ,., Z Qi 20 I i .. ,. P, Un 4 '4 2 5- fn Q: u--1 l '12 r' l l w ll Uv o l ll l 'Q F ll pg ll HSSSSSSSJ W CD ll w l 7 W UD M 21 li W ll o U W , IP i i 1 i 2 f l U I 'Q w i at P l go 2 Q0 ii ff l U' 91 l 5 FU i U if t: W w l 2- 5 i tl' 52 l UD ,D r l 3 ' ,I- i i lhF4'Qlfi- O 94-904-O 5 QQ-Q OQQ-O ELMER 8z CHAS P. WEBSTER, Attorneys-at-Law, Treadway Bldg. FISHER BROS. Architects and Civil Engineers. 6 Beaudett Block, Pontiac. PERRY 8: LYNCH, Attorneys-at-Law, Dawson Block. fiv, Y Y W, ,, il,-fgil SMITH 8z LEISEN RING, Pharmacists. Kodaks and Supplies--Developing and Printing Done on Short Notice. 3 REXALL STORES. Q-O-9-94-04-9 00 O4-4-9-9404-9944 O44-949-Q4-04-446 +I1f0+YO4O0Q-0 0-64-0 Q4 1 F lc Q O an :S m :x Q. rn x: 1 rm O o F -O-9 4 BAUER, THE TAILOR, 101 N. Saginaw St. DR. STUART GALBRAITH, 0990-0 H. H. 8: G. G. THATCHER, General Insurance, Beaudett Block, Pontiac. -00 0 0 0 0 4 6 9 +00004+ ' A f . . 5fxf1YF 'f vvooovi 9 9 i 4 6 E 6 9 6 A 6 9 6 4 9 Y 9 4 4 4 9 V 9 6 5 2 vI400'4 0 50 906094 XYIQ are ll fm' the latest erezttilms in Men! anrl Yrvung Henk Clutlxillg. 10.00, 31500, 320.00 and 525.00 Alan the Iaeft 33.00 Hut fm eztrth. 7I S. Saginaw St. 4-O-OQOQOOOOOOQQOOOQOO-66-OQ4096400-9-000000-O9-0900 SENIORS By Lucile Wilson. Ulu! we are sulmer Seniwrs. XYe're bury ull the rlzlyg XYe make wut sturlies pleztxures, ln wlnwl twrqet :ull plzlv. lllll tlnw if large :tml clever, In lmtlwleflge ztll utlmerf we excel. lfwtn' lung years, xx'e'x'e tuilerl tr-gather, llwxx' lmrtl, nur tezlelmers can tell. Nur' tezlellers lmve lweeu very tlnftful .Xml helpeal Lb all they euulflg lf we have llunlterl, it's nut their fault, They never meant we Qlwulcl, I hw we ve lmml tt, xxwyrlq lmm-fl, ' We l1zlx'el1zul luts ul lun, .Xml ll'5l1l1l' mmt Nineere lmlme XXI-'Il l1:1x'e mwre lwefure wt-'rg tlfmc. Nm fgly x W A4 Z gn AX lluztrzmteeml Saving uf 55.00 tu 39.00. 1 THE QUALITY SHOP ' NN9N49 O O Www. , . if V , I W N .md Mum : Hand 32500 E 9 5 0 V O SHOPH E Q 3+ ' RS I 9 O 9 O6t0QOOO064069Q4+44-Q-QQ. 4 2 E, fi E X Ev 1. x s x