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

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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

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f we! I la 1 il U ' V ' 'R 'X X 1 President V. President Secretary Tftwilfff K. THAYER M. Gnovlss J. KERSCHN J. BRADLEY X , . I X I 5 , , ,vt EN ls !,1l,! xi f 1 Glass Cg'6iSfOTy s WE come to the end of our voyage thru the sea of high school days, we find our memories filled with many joys and few sorrows. We stop to think of our friendships, our parties, games, and entertain- ments. In our freshman year, we enjoyed a recep- tion given us by the seniors. During the year our helmsman was Mr. Travis, with the class oiiicers assisting him. The ever faithful Mr. Chaffee was our pilot thru our sophomore year. The waves of our first and second years being conquered, we entered the third with Miss Van Arsdale as our commander. A junior party was enjoyed by all. Wfe found our most important year had come in February, 1930, when we became seniors and examples to the underclassmen. This year held many important things for us and we had been anxiously waiting for it with its good times. In the middle of our last year, we changed captains from Mr. Frank DuFrain, who became assistant superintendent of our Pontiac steamship line, to Mr. John Thors, Jr., who had proved his capable leadership thru the past years as first lieutenant of our boat. We chose Kenneth Thayer, Mildred Groves, Jessie Kerschner, and James Bradley to be at the helm, with Miss LeRoy as pilot. We heard music and saw couples strolling on the deck while inside in our cabin, fthe girls' gymj, under a canopy of pastel colors, dancers were seen. We realized that the prom we had looked forward to for four years had come at last. Madelene Allen was our lieutenant on this stop. As ice disappears from the lakes each spring, so we leave our high school days behind us. We realize that it is for life, not for school, that we learn, so we will keep this thought in mind, Not finished, but begun. , a CW? - f f , . fe -vi-H Xa , KN 'yr TY X fx IN - Q W I I