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egllllll Ill 'J' ,,qg:j,,qm Wwrgfii-'E --QJIVEE? - 19523 mmvp-JSQ. Ivan Taylor Janie Olmstead Mary Riley Charles Goltschalk JANUARY CLASS HISTORY OUR years ago a class of fledglings entered Pontiac High School. From Jan- uary 28, 1929, until January 27, 1933, We grew in the light of knowledge. While we struggled for learning, We hovered under the protecting wings of our teachers. We, too, have now gained our wings. Now we are bidden to try them, to test ourselves in the world. The last year of high school has been successfully guided by the leadership of the class officers: Ivan Taylor, presidentg Janie Olmsread, vice-presidentg Mary Riley, secretary, and Charles Gottschalk, treasurer. Our swift flight through the last year has been hastened by numerous activities. A unanimous vote of the class enacted a Skip Day for all who successfully passed their final examinations. Class Day was spent at the Square Lake Country Club where members of the class indulged in varied entertainment. Preparations were made by Jean Stewart: Another event of importance was the Mid-Year Senior Prom. Dorothy Springer was general chairman and was assisted' by many capable associ- ates. Baccalaureate services were held at the Presbyterian Church. Reverend Bates G. Burt delivered the sermon, Commencement was held in the high school auditorium on January 27. Dr. Kraus of the University Of Michigan offered the address. Mr. Thors presented us with our diplomas which are to aid us in making a direct and successful flight into the world. As birds on their long passage are guided by their instincts, so shall we be guided, as we pass through life, by the knowledge gained and the high ideals attained in school. 1 slam- lllllg' .
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