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

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5 4 A A A A Q THE - QUI!l?iR ,g5 'ii P l L-I I IY, ,J-V -A W HELMA ANDERSON In bw very lf1li!'fl1l'SS fbrrv is z'lJm'm. Shakespeare Club: Girl Reserves: Operatic Club: Bells of Capi- strano : History Club: Current Literature Club: Choir RICHARD BALMER HV knows u'br1i's wfmf :mil lbul's us laigb as 1m'in1rl:vysic wil can fly. National Honor Society: Vice- Pres. of Senior Class: Tomahawk: Student Council: Mt. Pleasant Club: Hi-Y: Pres. of Model Air- plane Club '29: Vice-Pres, Foren- sic Club: Math Club: Swimming '29 '50 'll RUTH ARMSTRONG Good humor is fbi' sunshine of tba world. Commercial Club: Current Lit, Club: Chziminade Club: Choir XVILLIS BEACH Tin r'i1.sfal is 710f always what bi' u11pr'ars ia be. House of Rep. '28: History Club '3I: Archery Club '5l: Model Airplane Club '30: Swimming Club '29 AUDREY BIRD Swz'vlnuss is frmml in jluwrrsg il is found in you. ' if 'ew .,:..g - -1 - , L 1 , .4 . s- 5 Q ,fr , 1 ,KJ E U- ,., . A ,VVV lx.. ,A .I V M 1 152241, ' ZW? Q sill ' 2,5 - ,wr ., V3 H, , 5 , V 2 f E? - 3-t' , . , , wa: ff ff' V ov f !,,,,.,, ,,,,. V W i , f -'I I' 4:7 'y 7 K 14 Y, 1 .e will :I 3 ....4 . l fl - lf- fr, of -4 XlVlLI.lAM AITKITN Bllrsf1iug is Hn' valor of i'irlm's. Co-operative Course '29 '30: Out- siile Work lVllNA AND1-.RsoN Sow :may lu' slvy, lvul 1fu'ru's if izuiufcli' in bw' ryr.'l History Club '30 '3l: Basketball '28 '29 EDXVARD Btxlillhvl BNI lllNOLTIlL'l' is loo oflcu lbs runsi' of ull milf, Band '28 '29 '30 'Hg Orchestra '3l: Tennis: Baseball '28 'Z9: Student Council 'ZS '29 '3l: His- tory Club: Hi-Y: Outside Music NANTALIE Bisom Rings on bw' fizzgww mul In-lls Ull bn' lors, lfur slu' will go iliruriug 1t'fJi'rv1'i'r sbt' gurif' Six-in-One '3U: Playcrafters '30 '3l: History Club '19 '30: Basket Ball '23 '29: Volley 15411 '19 '30 JAIVIES CZALVEK Hr strmjml mul 4'um111i'r'i'J, full fllL'II. hw bail io. National Honor Society: Chair- man of Social Committee: Bus. Mgr. of Tomahawk: Secy. and Sgt. at Arms of Student Council: Bells of Capistranong Vice-Pres. of 215: Treas. of lwlath Club: Treas. of Latin Club: Adv. Mgr. ' 2 of Totem Paper: Boys' Chorus HELEN BOCHINSKI ,Q A charming 111a11ner, bers alone, Q 4 I ii'-if ANNA BORST One the muy be proud lo own. Hfllllllll-Q fbi' rozmilvsr lizlkrrs, v Senatus Ron-,anus '30 '31 ' I Hur silent mzlzmx shines. . jail 1 7 1 , l'.r,. l'dirlll i V, E P . E- - V if hfl - ' ' ' ,H 79 .,. -aa-... . M. V V-YYVVWV'--'--4.7m iw 4, ll 'v 'l lflllll.llll5llIll..llllllLl1l.lL ' -' '- -rn + '