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

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1 m in, Mlss ZELLA WALIC-Elk, A. B., A. M. Ur1ii'vrxily of Mil'lJil2dl1 Social Science History Club Miss LAURA TIKOMBLY Librarian MARGUEIKITE LAI-i11f1-' Ofhce DR. ALBERT BRANNOCR School Physician I lik 'ly 5 . -. K . . . flphotoless qfaculty MR. RODNEY BACON Miss MARGAIKIET STEWAIKD, A. B., A. M. MRS. MARY CHRISTIAN MRS. FLORENCE BROAD Miss G. HUNTER MR. ALBERT A. GLOCKZIN, Miss ELMA WATERMAN B, S., B, M, 1 X f fc . lxxvsfa YL fc 1, I A , MR. KENNETH L. l-IEATON, A. B., A. M., Ph. D. Ullil'l'Y.Yify of Indiana Urlircrxify of Boxion U1lfl't'fSil'j' of Cbifugu Character Education, Director MRS. GRACE COOMBE Librarian MARGARET LEHMAN Office DR. ERNEST Cooii School Physician MRS. MARX' MULVEY Miss IRMA SUNDLING, B. S MRS. T. E. WIERSEMA, A. B. I 9-D172-an N Y H-viAn - ' ' G' S11 f '

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I X-A. -.-1 x A ' Miss INEL SLATER, A. B. University of Mirbigun Commercial MR. ORA TIKAVIS, A. M. Uriircrxify of Mirbignn Latin Session Room 215 Miss MAUIJE VANAliSDA1.E, A. B. Univcrxily of Michigan Mathematics Session Room 315 MR. CHAIKLES WELDEN, A. B. Wl'JfFTlI Slain' Normal Physical Education History Miss DOROTHY Wl3STPl1AL, A. B. Ullirrrxlly of Mirbigall nw M-in-' A 'W3 C-' - ll ll l V I IR KAN' 2 A 524 MR. j. C. SPRINGMAN, A. B. Mirbigun Stull' Normal College Director of Commercial Department Commercial Club MR. JAMES UNDERWOOD, A. B. Olivet Collugv Science MR. WILLIAM N. VIOLA, A. B., A. M. Albion Collvgr Uliiwrsily of Mit-high, Speech Dramatics Playcrafters Club MR. THEODOIKE WIERSEMA B. S. MI. Morris Collegv, Illinois Science Social Committee Varsity Club Miss HELEN WILSON, A. B Albion College English Current Lit. Club . . , , ' J l

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F I s f Q uv TOP: l. Stexenson, R. N.: M. Herron, R. N.: If. A. Cook, M. D.: VV. Gooding, Dentist, P. B. Jones, Dentist: C. Foster, Secretary: A. Atwood, R. N. Borioixiz H. Ellicott, R. NJ M. Halleck, R. N., A. I.. Brannock, M. D., Il. Mitchell, R. N.: I. King, R. N. efbffeclical ,Staff HL Medical Department of the public schools of Pontiac is composed of two full time school physicians, two full time school dentists, seven graduate nurses, and a stenographer. The aim of this department is entirely on the line of preventive measures. They realize the necessity of an education to a child and that no child can gain an educ.1tion as well if he is un- : 6 healthy. By preventing diseases and by seeking to eliminate physical defects, the staff is able to keep the children in school to a much greater extent than would otherwise be possible. The Medical Department believes that an edu- cation in its fullest sense consists in teaching a child health and the care of its own body from the kindergarten throughout high school. Y'-,':'-- in,,.' ' Birgit!! ,, I ' it LQ I H