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

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SENICRS JUNIGRS

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5 is JAMES ROBERT BALMER No one but Cl' genius can ajord to waste fume. Tomahawk '27: House of Representatives '28 LILLIAN ELEANOR BARBOUR She's quid because she tliintks a lot. National Honor Socictyg Girl Reservcsg Math Club: Home Economics Clubq Journalismg Outside Music: Tomahawk Staff '28g Edi- torial Writer, 'Z9g Class History EVERETTE F. BATCHELOR He1'e's to those that I love, Herelv to those who love me. Herefi' to those who love those that I love, Here's to those who low those who love me. Latin Playg Math Clubg Chairman Class Night Com- mitteeg Outside Work MABELLE E. BATCHELOR Quiet and unassum.i1Lg. History Club: Commercial Clubg Girl Rcseryesg Out- side Musicg Swimming RAYMOND ELKINS am content with -what is HI W 'f: ' 4 'l X 7 ' ' lYLWj,'jj.g L. , ,,.Y VF- 4,--!--7 H J UfC'iJ' so Q U I V E Fx' FRANK BLANCHARD There tuozfln' be no lull ,buo- fvlc lt there were no short ones. RIARIE I. BUECHER 'Tl1e cautious seldom err. BYRON I. BUTLER Pont lcmreate of P. H. S. House of Representativesg Latin Play: English Clubg Chairman of Cap and Gown Committee AGXETTA CAROLINE BERGO lVlzo does well will do better. Math Clubg Basketballg English Clubg French Club: Life Savingg Girl Reservesg Girl Scouts CAMERON N. COE 'l eouze to bury work, not ' JJ sullietent. Pm,-M iff, 1 fs lg ,Y Y -W -Y -V -- gffgi' 1- . vif W,-CV ,JO 19 L:-, 7 i 'uf'-O ff' l ' C, -,H..C, .u..if...., .,.. :X-:V as-F .ofif ui.. .. 7,1 1, as R s f or Ericsson Lfa Page Tweutysnine is