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

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QF.-- IVED Lge MARTHA BARNHART Beauty and pleasantness are often cornpanionsf, Vice-President of German Clubg Basketballg S 0 cial Committeeg National Honor Societyg Sunday School Teacherg Outside VVorkg Student Council. ERWIN REYNOLDS BOYNTON A worker and a sturlent wbo always brings success. National Honor Societyg House of Representativesg Math Clubg Latin Clubg Physical Science Clubg Treas r, Associatef Editor of Latin Paperg Scholastic Contestg Outside MusQg Chorus. JAMES CAMPBELL A stoic of tbe woods-a rnan witbout a fear? Ili-YQ Student Council '27, '28, '29g President of Sophomore Classy Vice President of Junior Classg Assem- bly Committee '28g National Honor Society. GENEVIEVE L. CUMMINS W7bose name refines coarse linen ana' makes prose, songf' FRANCIS COLLOM For manners are not idle but the fruit of loyal nature and of a noble minrlf, Math Club. IRVING BOWERS Young fellows will be young fellows. MARY ELIZABETH BEADLE All my skill sball beg but bonest laugbterf' Treasurer of Cnmmerrizil Club: Mlliogenes looks fm' a Secretaryug Outside Musicg Swimming. Lou1sE CHERDAVOINE One may walle over tbe bigbest nzozllitains one step at a tiznef' National Honor Societyg Student Council: History Clubg English Clulmg Outside Musicg Girl Scouts. LELAND L. GARDNER A nian can enlarge! prin- ciples, but principles Ito not enlarge a nzanf' House of Representatives: Quiver Circus, 'ZSQ Outside VVork. LEONA CLARA EDGAR Full of fun ana' frolicf' Lifesavingg Swimmingg History Club. U l29l

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li PQI'-I -Fi '-U-f IVED A Puff PASSMORE HAWN WINDIATE ISGRIGG President Vice President Secretary Treasurer istory o emuary ass l E, the January Class of 1929, be- K gan the construction of the last of a four-year building program in February, 1928, when We began planning the big things we are going to dog but it was not until the next September that Work was begun in earnest. As the main beam of our structure we elected Lyle Passmore, and, as his supporting column, George Hawn was elected. There was a tie between Florine Isgrigg and Lucille Hallock for treasurer. Florine Isgrigg Won the tie. As the other supporting column Mary Windiate was elected secretary. Shortly after this we gave, with the June Seniors, a play for the Freshmen which showed them how they should perform in class. School Daysu was the title of it, and it was written by Eleanor Riker. Our Baccalaureate Exercises were held on the 20th of January at the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. Peterson gave the address. On the next Tuesday a banquet was given at Devon Gables. James Lynch spoke to us. Class Night we graduated informally, and then came commencement. Everyone looked very dignified in his cap and gown as we all marched up to get what we had worked for- the diplomas from Mr. DuFrain. Dean Wil- liams of Albion gave the address. Our High School days are now ended. All of us are to go in different directions and to different phases of work. JANUARY SENHCIR CCMXMWTTEIES ANNOUNCEMENTS AND CAPS AND GOWNS MARY WINDIATE, Chairman FLORINE ISGRIGG LUCILLE HALLOCK JAMES CAMPBELL CLASS NIGHT WALTER HOUGH, ELEANOR RIKER, GEORGE HAWN, FRED HANCOCK ' SOCIAL MARY WINDIATE, Chairman for Party JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman for Banquet l l I lm l I 2 8

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M li? s ss C CCJTEZ-l FREDERICK GIBSON A man who is modest con- cerning his own achieve- ments is indeed wise. Outside Workg Outside Music. LUCILE HALLOCK Next to music I like acting best. The Poor Nut g Six-In-One 3 Treasurer of Playcraftersg Vice- President of Playcraftersg Toma- hawkg Speech Semi-Annual, '28, GEORGE HAWN Clever, quick, and full of pep. The word success in every step. Tennis Team '26, '27, '28g Treasurer of 2153 Vice-President of January Classy Cheer Leader, '26, '27, '28, '29, Six-In-One , Science Club: History Club: Playcraftersg Orches- tra: Second Team Basketball. WALTER H. HOUGH His goal is set high and he will reach it. Entered from Ashland, Wis., in '27g Band '27, 'Z8g Science Clubg History Club. FLORINE ISGRIGG The daintiness of a rose drenched with the dew of dawn, the charms of a goddess. National Honor Societyg Social Committee '28, Sttudent Council '27, '28g Vice-President of Student Council '27g Treasurer of January Classy Secretary of History Club, '28, Sunday School Teacherg Out- side Musicg Chorusg Class Will, History Club, Science Club. DoRo'THY J. GRAY Genius like hers is beauty. ' Chorusg Operatic Club: K'The Gei- sl1z1: History Clubi Girl RCSCYVCSZ English Club. FRED HANCOCK A man's character is meas- ured by his use QFD of leisure time. Chorusg House of Representativesg Manager of Football, '27g Outside lVork. CHARLES HAWN As good a chap as you could know. Truck '26, '27, '28g Cross Country '26, Mzmnger of Cross Country, '27, ORPHA HOWEY A life which the very stars approve. Toinahawkg Girl Reserves, Com- mercial Clubg Chorus. JAY JACOBSON It's success that colors all in life. National Honor Society: President of Math Club, '26g Latin Club '27s Advertising Manager of Latln Paperg Social Committee '28g Out- side Music, Chorus: Physical Science Club. -1 r !! !'