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

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ring Friday's nored du ho HS .84,w Thors I l the weekly Exchange Club luncheon as the 49- surviving charter member of last year-old club. celebration the share in hand to On .EE Z0 ul! 'Um cr.. mo .C mE' 3 EC- ...3 U2 :S 'Dx E F53 om 'UL me E3 9 o.ua 56 2-:J om 32 their student days Pontiac goes back to Thors' link with joined the first nhe he W 1920s the early Cen- HC lnow Pont hool Sc gh .Hi ..- Pontiac t Q... : a cu ... .2 '- us i':.' V7 Vi N i-' .2 V' E 'V .-1 -1' Qu N .': Q5 .- as Q 9 co :J ,.. as .Li I-4 ... .2 w .E E E 9 ,C ,. cu OJ A .Ei EEL -H CL graduate was named principal, Michigan 25 years untl his ..- for held he position I a 55. 19 t in June of 611 IH YQ Ct ..-1 W tea- I'l0 Eis, ter, Mrs. Walter daugh A tral CH cC at Pontia GS the develpment of the Thors' role in back to 1923 when goes ge Club 311 Exch and 30 other area businessmen began Cf f- 1 he 1- w n J. I. C 3 . X5-s C-AJ tv .J . NJ 'FK .N , ,. CP G: 4' V g9Af'24'S4 N f fp .4 qc . A .- J ,sf-5 M ' . wg. V , :XA se. as M' ' 'sf ' . at ' ' 'v 9: .,, ,AW Ts, 2 cf 'X V, ., n K Wim' i , b , 'X E We .g '21 ,Ls I: I l f' 33 , 'ggi . , I , ..,, L,i . aa.w was EW UN QM X inf cr-. . f fl ' ' .I R In M, s-.mes f 4, ' - 4 I ' I A r: gn -, ' Lv .. . A Q an 2' za E -3 L- ,gg M ::..: .., ..f ,.1: - o U CJ 1- Z - Q3 ,A D U -J in G1 5 +- 0 z.. 73 Q GJ L5 E E E ESE 3 ...ci . '?w2cu-'E N-mE-.5305 aC?? aaifio cu QT' ' 4.1153 :S U x U rn . -CI ,..... W 9, awe: wgi-gl -Q E, 2 L1 I Q nn Q o :: :Q -Q : N S-' an '5 -52:5-3 ein,-DGP.-'E-n -Q Q, ,- CU ,. - if P5 D-4 3 .:: '- .Z -C : I N 'i - Q..d..3-5 Lvklggsog CU 5 52 E U i Qfu we x.. 0 , - l-1 E E - : F EL gn Q S Q 2 ra. DD- wg :2 ., . 1: '5' :L-o,:'-...gg 'Z'-G:E'U '53-EFCO 'CD-emi 'Ekffifjm E22-2553 SQQEQR :E2T2S 5 5: E455 H Q s 3 , ' C ,L Sf C: 'I f- . -R ixqql ff, -Y AX - '53 gil i 2 Ii 'J X . J A Q 9fQ ,fix Y 3 ,X J N ly ' c 4. c , 'Q ... x rx. A- ii 'S- 'J 1-z Q 3 Nl CX? if

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3' ZT3531 Lai: QT '74, Vg -V7--It:,'l4EH -1 -W Silk- .-si:a,',t-. .41--f-'-T . gwX ,g I Q U 0 v E R C MR. JAMES H. HARRIS MR. FRANK J. DUFRAIN MR. JOHN THORS, JR QQ f f, ,-f ' fix, KA' fkjdministration HE main reason that Pontiac High School is such a successful educational institution is that we have suchasfiiae administration. Mr, James H. Harris, superintendent of Pontiac schools, is a real scholar and a manwho knows how to deal with the problems of students and faculty. He takes unusual interest-in all student activities. Mr. Harris receive-d his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago. V Mr, Frank J. Du Frain, the principal of our high school, graduated from the University of Illinois with a Bachelor of Arts degree. At Teachers' College, Columbia University, he la-ter received a Master of Arts degree. A Phi Delta Kappa key was earned by Mr. Du Frain for graduate work. Under his guidance our school functions faultlessly. His response to all requirements of his office. his readiness to aid, and hisgpleasing personality make him beloved by students and faculty. , Our Assistant Principal, Mr. 'John Thors, Jr., received both his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Michigan. He capably superintends the functioning of all school activities and wisely advises the stu- dents in their various problems. A - -'-, Y- --f- ----+ X f X +1 Yrafxa ., if-iw Zi. .1. s ,A - H- YA- 19 iiP 's xxx paaaif,-. li ti --.,-.. ,,,- 30 W' ' bA-A 'Z'L: 'L' 4:5 Q-iff' Liam------ W , Vs , Page Eighteen x ..-, C-. ,ga 'Z'