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

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4 ff-523-A. vlgglxn, 0' 52?4 z ..,: 15.1 14 . --ff 1? ll,Xl.I.Ut'Ii Ill'I.X'I'TllC I!l'S'l' INN I 'N T glflid-Qffar Senior Glass Hl'l FRANK HAl.l.UCK MAIUQARWI' Hli,X'l l'll ELIZABICTH RUST IQIAIER ITANILHUNHR lL'l'lis T CLASS NIGHT Vire- President President Secretary l'rea sllrn' I' HE Last I'rul1leni was presented Class Night hy the set-und l'eln'uary Graduating Class. lt is the stury nt' twn girls. expecting' In graduate. who are doing their math. prnlmlems. They ulwserve hmv glad they will he when they du the last une. They fall asleep. The iihnst uf the lfuture-Yet-'l'n-He enters along with the Sel1uul limilisf' whu give a drill and then quietly leave the stage. The girls are next awakened hy a group of fellow-students, juyful lieeause uf their coming graduation, These students give a lirief summary of the Class History-eaeli une adding' something. .Xt last the Class llrupliecv is read, and the students depart for a prumised NX'ishing XYell. i The XYishing XVell contained a present and a rhyme for everyone. The play was written hy Miss llerragun, and was directed lux' her an-d Y. Parmeter. The parts of the two students were taken hx' .X. lXl6l.Zll'C1l and lf. qpring The students whn entered were Vida XY1llxei lilifaheth Rust l'sthei wel Doerr Nlarsfaret limttlc 'Nlnyni Nthrutdei 'ind llmei I uieglnmer The rest of the Ll1ss held minor rules 1 7 -lillmliiigi, Carl lklingsti, Virginia l'armeter, lfimiki Halluelc, -'Mary Kelly, galax- -ui

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1 D- 4- Sang How How That That P HERE he sang uf Hiawatha Sang the song .of Hiawatha his wondrous birth and being. he prayed and how he fasted. he lived. and toiled, and suffered, the tribes of men might prosper, he might advance his people! 4. ini:

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