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

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x III fnfm, TFlSY gi lVERg Aj 933 f i Y Ransom Hazelton, A.B. Commercial K. L. Heaton, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Dir. nf Character Edu. Ethel M. Lighterness, A.B. English Paul B. Line, B.S., A.M. Physics J. Merril Heaphy, B.A., A.M. Speech Grace Heitsch, A.B. English Ruth C. MacAd:ims, A.B. English Clara Meyer, B.A. Commercial Max R. Hodgdon, A.B., ILM. Latin Iama C. Hook, A.B. Latin Austin E. Moclen, B.Pd., A.B., M.S. Mathematics Harvey W. Norris, B.S. Physical Education Edwin A. Hollister, B.S., M.S. Chemistry Helen L. Hunt, B,S. in Edu., Pl1.M. English Mae I. 0lHJf.l Commercial Helen Ann Paris, A.B., M.A. 4, ,V ,. . r fkqfgf f 7 img . ,K , Q' 1' 1.1, , .-I V, f W Z If 5 4 , f 4 f Q I. , J if English Grace Hunter -- ' ,, .... A I ,- - Home Economies Laura Julien, A.B., A.M. L A , E 'lil ' ng, is 1 H '4 M Orville Powers, B.A. I 9 Biology i Mary E. Rubert, A.B. 4 U Englixll . , Loys E. Kader, A.B. W V A V Cuiiinwreial i , If ff E , Sara E. LeRoy, A.B. -' V' Latin f' ' 1' C R ll A B ' . usse . . . A , ' im, Industrial iidu. Grace C. Scner, B.A. ' I G I - ' Spanish T' il. - .yi 14FJg...- . ,'.,