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

Text from Pages 1 - 93 of the 1934 volume:

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ST'i 7. . 3315125 1. ,- ' 1-Rn. -'Qin E' 2 ' NZ .X fi: in -Qvygyi' . 1- , 1. sw W' in 1 Y H' 1 fi K it .1 1-. 5.-z-Q! xx -N .YI ,4 Y e lcoflon- T I S with the greatest respect and admiration that we, the members of the Senior class of nineteen hundred thirty-four, dedicate this issue of the Quiver,' to Mr. H. Guy Bevington, whom We have always held in highest esteem as our true friend and counselor. Mr. Bevington, for many years, has been a tireless Worker with the Hi-Y organization of the high school. His cheerful Contact and ever readiness to help all students has been a great inspiration for success. I 0 n mr we, the members of dedicate this issue Of ze have alwtls held hi worker wifh the PM d eser ffadmw ,gr an 51155359- 18136 F O I' 6 W O F cl H E year 1934 brings with it the 35th edition of the QuiverJ' the Pontiac High School annual. Our editor, Eleanor Anibal, and staff members have striven to make this edition one of which any one may well be proud. It has been our aim to make this book an authentic record of the 193 4 school year. Departing from the long-established custom of having a rectangular- shaped book, we decided to publish a square book this year. Another new feature is the placement of the pictures. 5 In September, 1933, the senior class elected Eleanor Anibal, editor-in- chief of the Quiverf' She selected the students who were to compose her staff, as follows: Betty Burns, assistant editor, Vfilhelmina Maytag, busi- ness manager, Gretchen Ossman and Christine Morrison, organization editors, Max Hodge,.art editor, Irene Wakeinaii and Myrtle Storm, january class editors, Mary Coulthurst and Katherine Sadler, june class editors, David jackson, photographic editor, Lucille Beach, preliminary pages editor, Arthur McAdams and Robert Travis, stayf assistants, and Esther Landsparger, Mary Ann Drogas, Nona Fraser, Leona Walls, typists. Mr. George L. Clark was the faculty adviser. LCONTENTS 1,- 5 Mi Egg DEDICATION FOREWCRD FACULTY IANUARY'SENIORS JUNEISENIORS ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS FEATURES ATHLETICS A -f I E f EZ ' 1 .55 35 -41 AK S. 3 2. fs Qi 44? T Iii 3 ,A A fi 1 w ' N 1 3 . 1 Ll .FACULTY lx M F I1 1. el ' W i 1 N 1 N v L w xl 4! n -1 u i 5 I i V W 1 Y ,W l Q1 l il 3 J W 4, 21 2 w ii ri 5 N 5 , M Q, 1 Y 1 Yi s Z F f Y Y V, 2 5 Y 3 4 , S I x I 2 1 1 P W 1 x . A 2,1 ' ,I 5-. , ' Wh: ii ' 7 ' i , i f ' x 1 1 - A H I . . -.., . . 'I i , . r L' i M 6 ' 1 f if I B I 1' .. Mr. Irlmi i 11.Hilvrii 1- ff, 1, ' ' ' f 'A ss ' Qi f ir' ' ' A T A Mr. Frank l.Dnriaiz1 1 Mr. Iufm Thrift, fr. Adminisfrofion O N T I A C High School is proud of its fine administrative board. Through the cooperation of the four administrative heads, our school is a leader in educational circles. The growth of the school system has been very marked. In 1 92 I the size of Pontiac High School was 989 students and fifty-one teachers. Since that time the number enrolled has increased until this year we have 2,118 enrolled, an increase of I,o98. The number of teachers has also increased but hardly in proportion with the increase in the student body. At present there are sixty-six teachers. The school built in the shape of an H, contains sixty-two completely furnished reci- tation rooms, three session rooms, a large auditorium, two gymnasiums, a swimming pool, and a fine library. Scholastically, Pontiac is rated very high. Our school offers a complete preparatory course for almost any held. The senior class wishes to thank these leaders for the personal touch they have given to us in the performance of their duties. U M R . J A M E s H . H A R R 1 s , superintendent of schools in Pontiac for many years, received a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Michigan and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago. His scholarly attitude lends an air of distinction to our school. f M R. F R A N K J. D U F R A I N , assistant superintendent of schools, graduated from the University of Illinois with both the Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees. At Columbia University he received another Master of Arts degree. Mr. DuFrain, until I93O was principal of our high school. His interest in its activities has continued since leaving this former position. U M R. Jo H N T H o R s, JR . , principal of the senior high school, received both his Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees from the University of Michigan. His supervision of our school with its varied activities has tended to bring about a closely knit organization in which there exists a thorough understanding between students and faculty. 0 M R. JA M I-. s C. C o v Ii R T , our assistant principal, attended the Michigan College of Mines at Houghton. Later he received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Michigan State Normal College and his Master of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. His close contact with the student body and faculty provides counsel that has proven its worth throughout the year. HAZEL I' Ili ik. f 'l I . Bi CLIFFORD 1 i',,yiirv1iHU' Nl HY Gm Bfnxtf M..fX'W It Gtoiiot I. Cut 51. .,.. , In Ilu B. Umm Hill-lv S. lust GAME Im ml Ii ii n,, C Mr. luir1i'iC..Colr'rf ,X .KX . A H15 NJ 'NH YI IIFUMMM MII T ..1wJImUI Wlmi xf .mx I ,. , ..,,. M, . -.Im j,,f 3' 1' ff!! QJW id I 'i ih: U1 j'I'I' EBI' I' IQfmbI.I . 3, III IIT VII 4. I... XIIYIII I .IND A our f 1193 'f ,gg-3 wwf -V1 fgf HAZEL L. Au QHIN, A. B., A. M, f' I- I. ,mn-Y. ., 0, MI1lfn'II1IIlim iff' 5' fig ' T , ,:- 1 ,s ' Q , - - . l ff 451' JOHN AN'I'IsImI1I, A. B. ,, 4 , I f' I M ,- En Illf I ' -2 I 9 I 113 ,g 5.1 W, f ,Z , . ,IV BI ANczIII-. JXVI RY, A, B., A. M. ' my Q' I jf I I ' II f V 1 I ' V, U ' 1: H ' . .M ia fQ'1 CW if RuIIN1fY L. BM ON, A. B. I if f C1 IIfIfoRIw C. BRI IAYIN, A. M. C'I1IIIIIII'II'i.II MARY A. BARNEICT, A. B. .XIII ml NI 1I'IIII' .Xnlu Mm fmrufx GI R lCRL'l?l I. BI AL Il l'fIYI1I .Il IHIIII II!mI1 H. GUY BEVINGTON, A. M. Smmrf QIIVIIII' AGNES BULRI I Y, A. B. XVII I IMI A. BI Ill., A. B., M. A Sim ffv Hiulfpqy RI ss1Ii CRRIII-,NTI R, B. C. S. f'IIII1Il1II'If.Il MARY CARPI-NTkR,1X. B. MIIffII'IlIufnI GEORGE L. CLARK, A. B. Bifnlnxqy LEIHLA M, DIWENPORT Ar! FI ORLNQJF DM , A. B. IIIQIIJI CI YIII- N. DI ARINQ, A. B., M. A. Sm iIIl if II-III I' NIAY B. DERRAGON, A. B., M. A. Ifngllxlv S. NLXYNARD DUDLI Y, A. B., A. M. AlulfII'IIIIIflIx EDWARD H. EVA, A. B. DI'affiIz,q C. T. FORSMAN, A. B., A. M. I N I-I Ixhlih SIJIJIII SI iI'In'I' .IESSIE GARSIDE, A. B., A. M. .Social Sfivruv f CLARA GAYLORD .,, CIIHCCE U Holm' IiI'uIIuI1m'.I X1 'R .M A I :- 1 I - .mil W , x ,Q NIIII XO' NP.Il. W. GRAY, A. B. mI,1gIWIfhfhL Sjulrlivb I- ' Y W ,QIII H. HARBUIIJT, B. S. PLIIIIIIII AIIILIIIX . V Y I X V 'V at '1 ,MIT ': fl f . ff ku, A f ' I' ,.. fer? :L fa, . -M A I ' W , I Y .- A , , g .fmt ff 1 if .af 1 f 5, . , I K l r. ' V I ' ' I ' A QQ ' ' f ' :Bs ...Z I L ... 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A 1 -J 114 V 1.3 . 1 iX,:v- fl W Q A1 1 .1 Z 1 111 1 If 11 1 Z 1 1 1 -4 1 6 'bt ' I 1 Mrs. Florence Broad in Memoriam M R s . F L o R E N c E B R 0 A D , whose gentle presence ever embodied the finer things of life, passed away August zo, 1933, after a brief illness. Whether she was ministering to the needs of one seeking some abstruse fact in an unexplored Held or administering some little detail of everyday routine in the library, Mrs. Broad possessed that calm and kindly manner so rare and so much to be desired in this busy world. For the past twenty years she served our library and to her foresight and care, we, of Pontiac High, owe much. Everything is grist that comes to our mill, ever shall remind us of Mrs. Broad and the masrerly way in which she assembled helpful and varied material in useful order. Our splendid clipping-file is largely the result of many years of winnowing valuable articles from whatever material was available. This was only one of Mrs. Broad's achievements but it was a service dear to her. The clipping-Hle stands now as a fitting monument to her whose memory we cherish. R A N s o M E . H A Z E L T o N , who was granted a leave of absence from Pontiac High School in the fall of I932 because of ill health, passed away in the University Hospital, Ann A Arbor, October 14, 1933. Mr. Hazelton was born on a farm near Washington, Michigan, September 14, 1875. l if For several years he taught in Macomb county schools. Upon his graduation from the University of Michigan, he became superintendent of schools first in Clinton and later in Marine City. In 1 91 8 he came to Pontiac. Here he served for twelve years as business manager of the school system and then became an instructor in the commercial department of the high school. Mr. Hazelton always took an active interest in civic affairs wherever he might be located. In Pontiac he has been actively identified with many civic enterprises, among which are the My. Rg7750117, E, Hazglfofg Y. M. C. A., Community Chest, and Kiwanis club of which he was a charter member. He also belonged to the Masonic order and the First Congregational church. 5 I 3 1 N' the hner things of V'0rid, 1? of Ponriae in-iigifggi Mrs. Broad and the f Our Splendid b . mm Whatever h ut it was a service er whose memory We bsence from Pontiac High University Hospital, Ann ear Washington, Michigan, his raduarion from the n g I in Clinron and later in usiness manager of the school ' hool nr of rheh1ghSC 1' md, :refer he mlghf be Oc which are the risfii Wong I a charter member. He a so 4 EVERETTE ,TJ 4E1.I2ANOR ANIBAL Thr 11.1.1 I llllwllll ia gr4'al. I'1'lwll.lllly Illlli ,qvlllllllly lmlkui 4 XVILLIAM Avis Tn .l.ll1' illl.1' fm nllm' 111 lraSl. 4 ROBERT BAHIVI Ulf, ilu' Q uf almkx, llmu ln'11ls'l llarlll all, For will ll wfllli llu' ,qllli llll fall. Stutlunt Cuuncil '32, '33, 4 ARTHUR BEST Hn lllllm' uilllli mflv my, ullllji u1u'fJ ,qr1t'f. F J Q N X Natiunal Hunur Socicty: First - ' - T' Place Natmnal S1110 Contest, Mar- - R ,, ion, Ind., '32, State Championship Band '31, Nat. Band Contest, Tulsa, Okla., '31, A1lSt.ire Orcla., Ann Arbor '31, Af -11 vi, -laden? 4 BETTY BURNS 4 X k xlzfyfflf, Shy li ARMY. III ll lvllrry, llllil ayl' ml - ' , llw run, Ll ,Y fiiftik. W-'7 SMH fllll uf pull, allll ii lol: of A full. E , Natiunal Honor Sucictyg Quivcr ' '1ff1f1'U Staff, Little Womun '32, One-Act d ,' h, TH, Festival '32, Plavcrafturs '32, '13, 13' '34, Bible Study '31, '32, '33. 4 FRANK CARRUTHERS . 'fell ,X 111' -ll 'UV Hnl1t'sl labor llzmllx ,Qrlml 'll'llYk. ' , i, use-pffa'l 1, E ,1',, '31, '32, Boys Glue Club '33, '34, Clauir '33, '34, Dcbating '33, '3-4. History Club '29, '31, Eng. Club 1 . xml Mw11rFl'1 ll ' ' ll :k,,,,'1'Ul11I-13 lf' Z lilimllmr nm' nf lln' nmxl Imp- lllllr glrla ill ilu' l'lllsa. Natiunal Huimr Sucicty: Hunur Stutlcnt, lfditur of '34 Quivcr, Studcnt Council '32, '33, '3-1. Trcas. '32, Pres, uf 215 and 210, Orangc and Black Club. 4K1iNNETH AXFORU I.ll:i' 11 jmuulrr pug, I .lm for 1l,'ulll1'll. Clwir and Lilac Club '31, '32, '33, Swimming team '30, '31, Swim- ming Club '32, '33, Tliird team fmutlwall '1I: Varsity Club. 4 HARRY BAILU' ,-1 .lily fur ijmll, all lmlll fur lull. Fumball '30, '31, Basketball '30, Ftmtlaall Mgr. '33, Binlligy Club '3l. 4 RUTH BLINK Cll1l1.l llllllnlll, .l.llln'r, lurrlvl' of u't'l't'f 11 MJT. Vice-pres. uf Playcrafturs Club '33, Playcraftcri '32, '33, Studcnt Council '33, Ons-Act Fustival '321 Hiatury Club '3l. 4 NORAIAN BUTT KR 11ll1lllllull f1'l1llllIIl71'll1 u'l'v' all. Graduatu -11 Henry 1-turd Trade Sulmlil in WI. 4 AILEEN Cooit Tln' llmrl'lJ of lln' lllllllllll llllllll lv tlull'. 4 IDA ATKINS Vw lluzrl ,gill llllll ll1lx1lm'f. T0mal1.1wli, kluurnalism, liaxltcl- ball. 4 CH AR1.0'I 1'E A Y KES .1ll llrllxl llllil jlllllllll ul'jlm'll1lll5 llllll illllv. HM lllrnllllw lm' llu' Fwllllw llllil Dllllllf' Studt-nr Council, 4LUt,it.Lt1 BEACH '21 lllllr lmlly Jlllll ujllll lmrlml' 11 Iqrrill ll1.n1lll1l'. Nati-mal 111111-ir Sucit-ty: Scninr Clam Soc.: Sc-5. uf Studunt inun- tll, Sci. :uf Suplmniiwc Claxxl Qinxcl' '3-1, Hiwturx' Club '32, '33, '3-1,l1irl'xlXtl1lutlu Club '31, 4 THOMAS BRoxx N 'I7ri.'llllT, Rnllltlllx, Cnlll1lryllll'll, l.rl1l lllt xnlll lmlrlluuki, Track '31, '32, W: Vanity Club '33, '34, Tumbling Club '31, '32, Pres. '33, '34, Kodak Club '31C Buy Scuutx, Sea Stwutx, Liles Club '32 '33 '34 4 RU 1'H CAIRR 11 lml li lllluly llrlwl' illux, lllll ,film 1 lrllu nlli. l' lnll'lll1l'ii. lipimilac Sclmlac, Latin Club: lllluxt .if licp. 4 JUNE Co1.xw'11l.1. A lv1'r'fl'll wolllull, lmlflv lzllllllll ll. Tu ullllrl. lu ullllfurl, .lull lum- vl11lllll. Tpiimlae Sclmlac '32, '33, H. R. 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' 'Q 55, Girl Reserves '32, '34, Math Club 'ff , ' '21, '54, SEQ. .lf Math Club '53, YY '-MW i' Yiillcy Ball '32, :Qi l J 4 XVILSON GRI-.EN 4 IVIARY ANN DROGAS Il,,l1'f ,pil ullli ml'-Vnz 11 wr: l1 1lfv lfyrm Hn' xrvll of wisdom I, out N1 Illliml mall. LIN! I will 4 A, 6' Anil uifla mix fin u luuill lalwunr'il If 1 ' fo gr'oux 11lmOr Student, Chem-Pl1y,ics Klub '33: Sec.-Treas. of 204, '33' I lilc-Saiing '32: Quivcr Stalf. , 4AL1EE ENIORY 4 ROBERT ENSWORTH . ' I Bu nu! mnjvly youll, fm! good 1Y'bt'n yuvx 111111111115 flush, 'G ' -1 fUV J'IflH'ff1IP1.K. Lv! July ,u fu smash. ., V '2 ' H ' f , i ' ' 4 Track '29, Basketball '31, '32, -1 f .-qfafl . . 'nf' .V 3' . Golf 32, 1 - QQ z T - 44 A... 4 I 4BETTY IANE GIBSON 4 THELMA GASK1NQ 4' ff f ' I, ' ' -1 if .. fff fg ' Bful'k bun' .mtl Junk lrrnnu qui, lu Ywntfv lmll fnunlv, iviitlmu IY ur f' Lx 6 2 '5 y W7llmil1,i1 ullyi .mil luznzg i1gfJi, fm! rum. ' 4 l 1 1,113 ,I J Yiimaliawk '31, 32, li-lolugy Club Prcs. O1 330, 33: Scc.o1 330, 32, I ' V' lf fnv' '31, '32, Swiwiiiiieig Club '30, '31, Basketball '30, '31, Home Eco- ' ' A' ,, 4174- 'l2. nmmcs Klub '30, History Club ' : 253 - 'I' i, ' a gg 'L , 221215 -,f 'M K., ' 1 iii 4 HlXRRX' HAUOI N 4 ElAlN1-, HAGER 'f 'Ui' ., - ., . . .. ?gf I- ., ,Vfjfff Hi' ffflll lfvrm all, fill, luull, lm lljni lllfll filllgfrlrlg. ll' ,O i 'l f- ml f ll ' Nlatli Club '31, Trcax, uf Biology ' Vice-pros. uf 123, '32, '33, Trcas. Club'33,Baxl-tctball'12,'33,V0l- Z V ,Z ' .lf3l6,'1l1 1uy15a11'32,'l1. ' 11' , A' , 4 pw-. A 4 GERALD CURRAN Ii1ri'ytlJi11g ronzrs if man will wait. Swimming team '31. '32, Mgr. '33, '34, House of Rep. '32: Swimming Club '31, '32, '33, Football Mgr. '32. 4 RALPH GARDNER il mlm noi In ln' tfuaigul by 1:11411 or lnm'. 4 ARLENE DUNHANI DJll1f,5 ,md lIlld3KIHIIiIl-Q abr bolllx bm plan' in l'li'l'y bi'url. Vice-pres. of History Club '33, Student Council '33, Clerk of House uf Rep. '32, Girl Reserves, Biology Club '33, '34. 4 FRANK FERRIER rr -. Bl'Iff'r lah' fbun nrlt . Chem-Physics Club. 4 SARAH GREGORY Tn gnoll nulnn' only 'winx Ihr lyvurt, - Anil lvrigbfum rwry fmfun' of Ihr fair. National Hlinor Society, Play- crafterx '32, '33: One-Act Festi' val, History Club '31, 4 RussEL1. HAG1.L1ND Hr li .1 frlrutllvy frllou' uml ri i'i'i'lflrlgly fr0lifi'. Track team '32, '33, Third team football '31, Mgr. uf Third team. fuurball WZ. 4619 U1 nu fl L HW' 4RrSSf1 mln I ,. .vlglw ,y ml' 45TL.AN HQLGH I, ,, 3 5 J I, I if .fflcl--:r:.. -' ' 115-:lkfar ' O 4Btmltt HL NT F v yt '..... lvl, .Ju f. f. lflum' liliwol '11, Ml ,, . ,, !,, lll'1r'mgl' L5 1 K .l,.,, 5, 1: l lBEl'tlul' lgmm U J fm, ,. . ,, l Alu -,g 1' 'i'i'll Fermi 'M li, Pl ' ' Ultrmr. 4 31141012 md MM 1, 0 ' Yin- 1 sl., -3, K Ill QL JIXXI--I ,J X E 1 CLRRAN l hull llyl , um U ll min ,UU 'll1t1!'i'3 . T W. ag' lming , , lmnblll MU 'KWH CHRINR ' 'Wwl h, tm llmxlDl.xmx1 ' 1 -I-1J..w.f.,K , 1 f ,- N: l-LW, ,M H X , ., A W., ' uf lbw: Y Him mm l twin Gilman ' , ,Wu W r H l H P.. , M., X' A ,. QQ,-.lol - ' '. -, ,,,,., in '- - HMLW QR-ulll Y- ,Y ,,J:, nlluu JW' -1,.TlmJmf ,.,.i ' T My Tmztf '-IPX 4 GLEN HARTUNG I'u1 no Almrk, lm! I'm big vuougli In bolll flown my job. 4 RUSSELL HETZER A :min :ml In ln' vlmvigvd by place or time. 4 STUART HOUGHTON S0lm'lnm't I xii nml Ibink and somvlirnfs I jus! Til. Varsity football '30, '31, '32, Re- scrvc football '29, Track '29, '31, Varsity Club '30, '51, '32. 4 BEATRICE HUNT Ein mrmztl null quiz! is sho, Amialilv aim uml nice' as mn br. 4 ERMAY KARNOOGIAN My xfullirs bafbrr mv nal. Swimming Club '31, History Club '3l: Volley Ball '32. 4 BEVERLY KIMMINS As a xlcno, of fourrv, sbt- will ruler dirtalion, Aim' gr! plenly of iusiilu infofmu- lion, Debating One-Act Festival '32, '32, '33, Playcrafters '32, '33, '34, Orange and Black Club '32, '33, '54, Orange and Black Comic Show '33. 4 .IEANETTE HAWKINS I !lt'1'l'V mu' A111 vyl' A11 llrlglvf. Ami -WI sn mf! in bars. Housc of Rep. '32, History Club '52, Soc, '33. 4 MAXINE HILL A miml uvllr ,qoull1n'.tx nulimitml. Biology Club '31, '32, 4 MINNIE HUBBARD Hn uuys im' uxiys of jwlvaiunf- rims. Choir and Glue Club '30, 'F31HiS- tory Club '30. 4 ILLAH IMMEL A ilizliglalw' of fbi' Xonix. 1l'i1'ir1f- ly lull uml most tlfiim-ly fair. One-Act Festival '33: Playcrafters '32, '33, '54, Basketball '31, Biology Club '3l. 4 CHARLES KELLY Pi1lirnl u'aih'rx an' no l0n'n. 4 ROBERT LEMON My Uyrx rmikr jlirlilrm when fhijfvv shut. ? 4 CELIA BOCHINSKI I um lnmlim' I think I lun, Scnatux Ronunuw Club 'T 11 Clicm- Physics Club 'BZQ Mntlm Club '32' 33, Hg'lomal1.iwlt 32. 4 LILLIAN HOI'PE fl zrlmlurrl xziwl iriilruzzl jm'lwm', Bluxxnl u'iff1 rruxnll null KIIUIIHUII sc'nse. National llonor Society: Stutlcnt Lnuncxl '11, Vice-Pres. of 324, .,, 4 LLOYD HUGHES Hr fr11iI,ql'il along, uritlviukirzg wha! br muglvl Anil ufhixllwll at hz' IL'l'IIf for :mul of lh01igI11. 4 BERNADINE JONES CIv1'4'r, quirk, null full of pup. Tin' imrll S11u'w.T' in rzwry lisp. Nationnl Honor Society: Student Council '32, '33, History Club '32, '33: House of Rep. 4,IACK IQERSHENBAUNI BJ lmumull mlciug br fmt Iran:- nl 4 GEORGE LATOZAS Lift- iv IYIII an vnzjvlwy i1'n'am. Track '31, Swimming '32, '33, '34, Eagle Scout: Scnior Life-saving '33. I '-5 4 '43 IG ,' w , in 1 r' V4 7 .,,y, A K E 2 ,Q 4 5 4 50 f ig I . iq, L , Qui' ' fd wry' I V. 4,25 4 69 'K 7 fy 5 -JV ,Q ,T 4 I in V fi ea . is lt L ,Liz ' 7 ,gi Z4 G' 1 I i ,Q 4 i . 3 ,C 52 fi 4, 4 DORIS LENORDSON 4 CARROLL LOVETT 4 EDWARD MACARTHUR W!7t'lI rvufunls are being parted l1l'0l1IlLl Nom- brller than Carroll can be found. Hr had no time for womcn or fame A mere dijzlonm 'wax his aim. Band '31, '32, '13, 's4. 1 vi-I' fit, illfb ol l Illl I ,miii -'l 'l ' l' im'li' hulk .,. 1 9 , ' 'ff Doris fimlx bappinuxs anti fun in ' ,,,,, qs' ' 1'z'I'1'yIiJiilg sbt' Joes. '. '7' I' Q H' Orch. '31, Girls Swimming Club 1 ' ' Sec. '31, '32, History Club '33, y if Basketball '31, '32, '33, '34g Vol- ? ley Bill '11, '32, us, Girl swf '31, '32, '35, '3-l. ' Y , , 4 GRALIER MANN 4 ag, L 'i?Iv,. 5 Man is one 1L'UflA1. 'ff' mr ' . Track te.Img Swimming team, A 5 3 ' F, I Math Club. ,J 3 A Z 4 f 1. ,:,-'ZW 4 EUGENE MOORE , f4,,a5,,7 . . Q 1- ff 1! ff ' Noi lfolti nor thy im! a vnu' 7 fnluglnlg of i'ai'f:, I 5744.1 is I Rai 'ww A -I A , ' ff' lzntercd from 'litiin High Sthool ' ' 'I i :V '12, Tennis '33, Ont:-Act Festi- , ' ai, , vi1'33, Hi-Y '32,'H,'I4gP1ay- ' I ' A ermfters '33, '34, ' 4 IZA , ' 4 ROBERT NEL.bON 1 f . - I ' f' .-1 itilm wlj-potnwnil young M f ' , V! ' 6 f 1 , man, 'A ' ' 'A Q History Club '3 lg Swimming Club -,zu l H A et- V! f V 4 MARGARET NICHOLIE Z' 'tbl' B1'in'uib ini' ilropiuug liuhvx Ilupl V' ,iw .A ' , 3 6 11 llllliltl of riritlliuiil,1m'ai11ri,q. , 'V 0' Pres. Swimming Club 323 Vice- ' .' I Pres. 215, 31: Student Council ' I I 4ELLA LOUISE PATTON 2, f Laiiy Higli l1xt'i'1iiiom'r-of ilu' I .y I ' . -v Y 1' it as A Eugiiilj li4rigii:i,Igi'. f 1 ' 1, History' Club '30, '31. ,4 JW f 4 , 'i ' it V, ,, , National Honor Society, Tennis '32, '33g Choir and Glee Club '31, '32, '33g Varsity Club '33, '34: HI-Y Club '53, '34. 4 DONNA MARTIN Buill for vomfurl no! for tfm':l. Home Economics Club '31, '3Zg OutSide Drztmatics Work. 4 RAYMOND MUMBY Right wrongx no umm. Football '31 : Bhketball '301 Tumbling C'lub '30, '31. 4 CHRISTINE MORRISON fl girl moi! rlolviy plurlmwl WI-'ll all agree xlJi s jus! gmml. National Honor Society: Quiver '3-15 Tonmluwk '33, '3-13 House of Rep. '32, '33, Speaker '33g Pres. Hist. Club '33: Hist. Club '31, '32, '33, '3-lg Girl Reserves '32, '33, '3-4. 4 CATHERINE OOO rl gooil llxlllll' is uorib 11 girillvr of galil. Ifntered from Rochester, Michi- gan. 4 LLOYD PAWLEY 4 GEORGE MOLL Good nalure in him personified. Chem-Physics Club. 4 GILBERT NELSON Cure I0 our voffin mills 11 nail no Joubi, Am! fiery grin Ilriws one ani. Model Airplane Club '30: Math Club '31. 4 ERWWN NEWh1AN Thr bonu of limi' Sluul my life. ling. Club '32: Outside Work '32, '33 '34 4 LORNE O'NEIL I lui' fo enjoy my life. 4 HA RVEY PECK You arc young und laura fbi' ThufurnltyJi-ciili-I1 to graduaii' unrlil bwfrm' you: bint before bv wax eligible for Sloop ar you gn Ilarougb il, au.l a pension. j'U1l u'ill mixx IIILHI-Y ibulrzfisf' History Club '31. 32: Kodak Home of Rep. '33, ling. Club '32, Club '30. '13, Outside Music. Twml 4 I' gg-in'On' ' f , 1,1 PIM ut: f' ,H Histor? C ' E 4II0N1uP0T ll Iwlllllf l ' 11 J Ml J 4 ,mill 4 QQINILPLR1 LMI: 'I 5' Qlililit' 1.11-all ns 3 ll llizrklut ' 11,1 bi-hi--1 8 4ll.1lll Rontx 1 I ' ,v, Lim. 'III' lmibim I JU ' ' 1 . , Sinful 11ml-' 1111i LI.: 1:2 Tiinuliiul H- .Q , U' miez 1 .fl IIN 'QI QEKRLAROOXE1 I, ,pw ,h v1 .wii:: , l'l V t btinim bI'l .l 'FLORENCE Stu Hu mln 741131141 ml with ul,,s L PrR. in 33, lm' '12 124 -3 , QL JIXXL-I lllBll'l1II1M.Y1R'IX'1!'llfIl1 FMU 'II 1 1 NUM ' Hmm 0, 'lu um 11 ' I ,t,',,,,,,,,,,, .lv , l 4 xXixu. , Qt'1 H l E11 li Q 'Cl ' 1 lvl, ,I ,H 4,111 ' yi, U Z ,Q ltutll' 4 AMBER PENNY 4 lVlARY PIQKEORD 4G1L13ER'F PIERCE An iurh of powdcr, an inch of paint Malawi Anllrvr look Iikv wbut sbt' uir1'l. Tomahawk '12, Student Council '32, Six-in-One '32, One-Act Fes- tival '34, Plqycraftcrs '31, '32, History Club '11, '3Z. 4 MONICA POTE lf hulll1lr rolum -YOIIV wily, glu- It u ling tum' pau if ou will: u XNlllA', 4 GAYNELL PURVIS i't1ln1m',, uf Iwll Ii 14 .xlgu uf ,q1.ulfImi. l,1fu-Swing '33, Llmir-Lilac Club '31, Nl,l1l1 Club '12, Current Lit. C'1t-11 1-1, lS.Islwtb.Ill ciptmin '11. 4 NIAKY RODEN A 4-.gill ulmit' ltwimu lfrlug nu funn: Rlulblfig flu' uurk, .xlqi Inu vu lu11n'furlIurx, Nmtiunal Honor Sucicty, Pres. Math Club, lfulitnrial lidilur of Tunuluwk, Hume uf Rep., Hun- ur Student, Vice-Pres. of H, R. 775 '17 4 EARLA ROONEY Tn mn' flllfljf um' ,lull ull llgluu' A lvrzgbf irml Infptfunlal ,girl ft Abu. Home Fconomics Club, Basket- ball. 4 FLORENCE SEARS HN fzuzrr falling tuull' nmkci om' fuel worlb wlJllf. Vncc-pres. of 216, '11, Prew. and Trams. of 224, '32, '33. 'Hvr .1.I, bm' nluazllrrx, itll who mu JL! lIIll'L'l!. fl!Il1I'f1'UII3 lbuugfl roy, uml lqwillr. lljough m'tm'tl. Girl Reserves '3Z. '33, '34, H1blUfy' Club '11, '32, Outside Muxic '12, '33, 4 Rox' NIURRAY WlJI'rt' ilnl you grt Ilmit' mm? History Club '51. 4 JALK RhEN'ES Oulu In rlrfy fmnI'i llfwf' Prug. of HI-Y '53, '34, bccund tc.Im l.1.I5ub.Ill '11, 3rd team Fuutf ball '31, bcnatus Rominui '11, '1l: Student Council '11, '12, Sennir Prom Lummittcc. 4 DONALD RUIIN Bniltl,I' tuu ,Inn ijnzn' -I llurm'? lfntcrutl lruni liumc Frou Acatlciliy Romcvclt HIglI btlwulz Tennis: Hi-Y, Vanity Klub, Current I,It. Klub. 4 ELLEN SHULTZ SEV uwll .Io Infll-1' ilrnl in mum .SlJt' fmrtlly Imlili' ll dir. lfnglixli Club '11. 4 VIRGINIA SELL Il fflllltlll' of Ilzlxtlnrj, .IH rztwurl uf 5mllrt. Vice-pres. of 22-1, '32, Student Council '32, Vt-llcy B111 '11, Bas- ketball '31, lliulugy Club ',1I. T.Iki' ll mm, biuft' your fun, aml lr! ilu' alll unvlll fllrkwr rm. HIYY '32, '33, '34, Klmdak Club '11, '12, Scuutx, 4 REBA PURDONI ,1 ,quail illxffuxrlluu lx mon' zulu- illlln' llnm lqnlllf' 'l'ru.Is. uf Home Econumics '3l1 Hmmm llcunomici '32, lXl.lll1 Club '12, '11, hurrunt Lit. Club '11. 4GENI.vA ROBINSON .1 Iznlm uf biliary, ul fublui, tmtl fltllon, ,1 jmrnrml l'1l1Urn'ul uf .wtwllluf Ilftlmrlf' Honor Student, 'l'uIII.IlI.IwltL jour- Imllxnu, House uf lisp. '32, '53, l.Ibr.Iry Xvorls '31, Biology Club ,V 4 KhNN1i111Sh1'1 ION ShuI1,tg uf lmilxv ilruny uf wfuil, .1t,:,j,mf,l!J1' VHS' lm! kmtlf' 'l're.1x. uf ,l.Inu.Iry Klux, Studcnl Cnunul, lilialur Club. 4 x'lliC.lN1.-X SLIIULTZ .1lu 111, ,zzwl lmll ibi' ilu' um. Orcliwtm '31, '32, CIrl'a Atlmlcttc Club, limkctlull, Vullcx' IL111. Utnuitlc Nluxic, 4 FRI-IJ SLONAIQER l lmzt uttlfml lfvy ilu' :km nl ful lt't'fb. Sclm-il 1'1.Iy Peg O'My Haart 'ZH Hislurv Club, Biulttgy Q lull 'fi s., J I ' C7 ' A .. ,. . -S' f W , 4 f ' ., sf - ' M f, 5 1 ,if ' 7144 , W fl! . :' ,, EgZ ! '?'1: ' 1 -Wf f' 1 347 141. Q23, ,, - ff 6 .V . ' A I P 4. ,N K, 57- . 6-4 ,ul 9 'V rlll 3 ,1 4 ,, ff, f 1 W 3 4 , , . , ,..f,4,j5,fW4ff2:5f I 7, , 7:1 4' l ... gf, X' 7' 7' V an f Y A1 I . 96 4 9, ' :.',Q.w' ti 0 Yun, ,Z ., ,K 'fl ,,,, xl , , 4. mp Q-...f U4 .f gi 3 3, . , a 3' -4 f WSL J ! -, av, ,ax , .- ' -:rf fl J sz, -A I ICQ5 'O 4 be . - W ix ge. 1 l .- , I V ., ffwwwff -1 .I .,.f W. , A ff, A., ,fi- W ,. A .. KS? ,V h .. 1 ,buying .I 1 139 7 , I pw: - X -if ' - 4 1? ff 1. 13,7 1 pf .-.4 I , 1, 77 'C 'g il' , 41-4 1 I 3' ff , W ,f :AIT x.- 127' 1 Lx Ax 1 f 1 if , if Wiz, 4 , 5 1, , 47 Q f.t A ff . 4f P., 11 .ffo 1 f X 'af 'f 44 I X 4. 1 Ie: -4 M 'L f-1 R mi if 89 6 9' '3 li: 444. , Q 1 44, -4 H -' .zM4w,,- X 19- 1 4 ROBERT BUTTON Hr u'1'I'u111.x 711011 1'l4',g1111fly. Pres. Boys Glue Club '32, Vice- Pres. '33, Sec.-lireas. '31, CorreS.- Sec, '32, '31, Student Council '32. 4 DONALD FRASER Hr may ln' iburl, Lu' 11111-y ln' sumll, B111 1111 ln'HI'1, I1 ij1orl'I dlllllllg fl1L'l7l all. Debating '31, '32, Tomahawk '33, '14, Pres. Senatus Romanus '32, Biology flub '31, House of Rep. '11 4 ORA ZEHNER 1.11111 L4'1'f1 lux Ii'11i.' 111111 Hun- sI'11,II' .t1'17aralt'i1'. 4 FRANK PECK I fn-I rulivzml ul lusl, For my laigb sflaool zlayx uri' push History Club '31, '32, Kodak Club '30 4 REGGIE SNIITH I-lull 1L'l91'll 11 lI1ily't 111 flu' 151154, You knuu' all olbrr' things giw j1l11L'i', Swimming Club '33, Choir and Glec Club '33. 4 CATHERINE WILSON Hur j1l1'uI11n' lx 111 buf IYOIUUI' IU t'bI11'111. Choir '32, '34, Chaminade '32, '34, Vice-Pres. Home Economics Club '31, Outside Music. 4 4 4 4 4 4 LESLIE DEY 'Lex' ut' furgvl, 'Lrt' we forget, lvl' slum you 11ou'g 'Lrs' 'wr for- get. Swimming team '31, '32, '33, Swimming Club '31, '32, '33, Varsity Club '33, '34, Tomahawk '33, WILMA HURLEX' Spark ralu highly dlllllllg Wil- 111u't 1AIl'll'Ll i11II'rr'sla. National Honor Society, Orange and Black Club, Debating '35, Ciirl Reserves, Girl Scouts, Chem- Physics Club '32, l3aSltetball, Vol- luy Ball. ELIZABETH MATHEWSON Hn lmir IX 1101 1111111' 51111115 lban ffm' bl'Lll'f,', Playcrafters '32, '33, '34, Little W'on1cn '32, One-Act Festival '33, Girl Scouts: Outside Music. FORREST PORTER WW lL't'lL'0llll' you lo Ibn' flax: of 1934 A1111 with you hvalfb and u'f'I1lfl7 galore. Hi-Y Club '33, Band '31, '32, '33, '34, Orch. '31, '32, '33, Basket- ball Mgr. '31, Baseball Mgr. '31, 3rd team Football '31, History Club, Biology Club, Tumbling Club. ROBERT STERLING Trim 10 your u'0rIl, 10117 work auil yo11rf1'iI'11JI. Swimming team '32, '33, Football 3rd team '32, Swimming Club '32, '33, Latin Club '31, '32, Pres. of 222, '33, ELIZABETH WORDEN I'Ill1I' 111I'r1'3',I'llbrfnn, l'll ln' .tuil for 110 0114'. Entered from Vassar High School in '32 4 HOPE DEWEY A uioilvrn Iulletf' National Honor Society, History Club '31, Biology Club '3Z. 4 IRVIN JOHNSTON Nu xf11m'r or 110 saiul pvrbups, Bu!-wrll Ibc l'!'TJ' hrs! of chaps. Peg O'My Heart '33, One-Act Festival '33, Pres. Playcrztfters '33, Masculine Masques, Pres. of 201, '33, Sec.-Treas. of 220, '33, P. H. S. Circus, Student Council '30. 4 JOHN NICOLLS THIN pojrulurily fulws Jeep roof 111111 sprt-ails itxvlf 1uidt'. National Honor Society, Pres. of Senior Class, Hi-Y Club, Student Council '31, '33, Senatus Roman- us. 4 JULE ALDON SHOULTS A bacbrlor bv aspires lu bv, As for ut, null, u,'t ll uufl 111111 JN. Choir and Glee Club '31, '32, '33, Chem-Physics Club, Kodak Club, History Club. 4 lVlAR1AN SUMMERS SlJr's frm' from sorrow, frrc from ' ture, With lI11Ighi11g nys am! golden hair. Choir and Glee Club '32, Cur- rent Lit. Club '31, English Club '32, Outside Music. 4 NORLIAN XVYLIE 'Tix Ilnll lo bi' as willy as you nm S1l1'11n' is gulilt-11 in any man. Outside W'orlt. ':',i'111Jlf'l ol in ' avi 'HJ 111 011 lull-lil' I 5,11 b VI ??fT11..l'liib Council il- O ' 1 41011 WO' 111' 111. 111111 '11, H111-:ri Club l '12 l ' 4110111 Tom ..m,,.,,,j ujll' M11 mfr-' I !J:n1,lu 'i-l l 41'itIt1ITtIIto l,,i1, 1.11 1i1,M1, n , 11111111111 .rm 'HY W l X 43lx11'0L'GHT l, .li 'Ml 117 ual' limit Club 11. P, 1 ' ' I lull llgt. JI. Sum, I 11, 1' .. , U Wwimmii., ia . -,, . , 1 -50 ...IRIB .N l I litioux 111,15 llliiilllu 11,1 I mm lllllllf iiunum l Vll'S1 Llu CQL JIXXI-1 ' P '1i4'f'qQ', , Itt I bw . if , , ,, X11,,.,1'1, '-' 4 CHETNEY STADER , 11 1 1 11111 Q . -. :1 kim. .v 111111, ,X mug vl'l11t1,,, 111-,1x1O,,WW QWWWMM, 1 1 1,11 '. 1111, H,m', QZ l-r'l'1l1 li, , X T 1.,. Psp. U, 10, ,11lI11l'1,,PH ,, 11, , . ,lu-1-11111111 '11, 4 , ' l-1111 N11,,,,, -1 f' C, I 4 '11.,1 H. ' ' ul Mfr., P-E V, l l- lil- 31,1353 ' 1vgZ111R11w1-. 3 1-1 1.211wS111111, ' ,, ,,,1 ., 1, 1 1 a' 15.1 -113 6512.1 11113, 11, i 1f.r. l'i1-il1l Oulu 1111111x 511111111 X , ,5 ,11111,1111v11-111 .-,,, ,ml 5111-l11 Lnfwfwv ,W 1 11 131 111 1111111111 L- K,-,Ji 11.1-1, 4 N1111113 111111 V l fy J, LLMJ1-,1111111 1 ,.1 HN:U1,,,1:111, , . . ' 'lm , .1 'A 111ak1'r of tlwfchvs so humor- oux 111111 rare O11 lrald-brudcul 111011 be ran grow hair. History Club '31, Band '31, '32, '33, Hi-Y Club '31, '32, Student Council '33, Outside Music, 4 LOLA STROL1 OM tl11'x1' l1lo11111'x. History Club '31, Biology Club '32. 4FLORA TOLES Co11l1'11l1'1l u'1Ih lilllr, merry ll'lff1 111or1'. Latin Club '31, Volley ball '31, 4 WALTER TRAICOFF I Karr for 1l0bu1ly, 110 1ml I, If no 0111- l'Lll'L'S for me. 4 MAX VOUGHT Ai foml of zwivr 111 11 fab. Varsity Club '32, Pres. '33, Foot- ball Mgr. '33, Swimming team '31, '32, '33, Swimming Club '31, '32, '33, Sec. '32, 2nd Basketball team '3l. 4 FEROLIN WALLS WfJixllr' 111111 l funn' I0 you, my lu1l. Home Economics '31, Eng. Club '32, Biology Club '32. 4 HELEN STARRET N0lf1111,q ia 111o1'1' 1.llll'i'lll1' llmu kimlness A111l 11olbi1l,1q 1111111 rnyul ll1u11 fr11llJ. Vollcy ball '31, 4W1L1.1Aw1 TAX'LOR 11 1111'l11' 111 lbw T1'11111l1- of F111111'. Vice-pres. of Senior Clam, Student Council '32, Varsity Club '33, '34, Matli Club '31, '32, '33, Swim- ruirig Team '33,'3-1, Clioir '31, 4 ETHEL TRAVIS I'lr'11i1111l 111111 1b1'1'ry uw know fa1'r. Home Economics Club '29, '30, Clioir '32, '33, Cliaminadc '32, '33, Outside Wlurk '29, '30, '31, '33. 4 GEORGE TRENIPER fl ,goml frllou' 1111111113 f1'llou'.t, Hi-Y Club, Football '30, '31, Track '33, Cilee Club '31, '32, '33, House of Rep., The Rose Maid- en, Astronomy Club, 4P12TeR VOYDANOFF Tulle to 61111 of I111'ol1'1 la1l1l'vr 111111 111' u'o11l1l nik N111 1111111l11fr of 1l1'f1t, Vice-pres. of Home Room 226, '32, Vice-Pres, of Speccb Class '33, '34, Tumbling Club '31, Biology Club '32, 2nd Basketball team '31, 4 HOWARD WARREN 1'lUll.'t1l'1.l will xo1111' 111151 umku bn Jollarx Posing for slyliih 'Arrow' rollarxf' Band '31, Choir and Glue Club '31, '32, Matli Club '31, Playcmftcrs Club '33, One-Act Festival '33. ? Y lV1Y K1 LI: JIUIXAVI fl lilllw, liuy, jrrvlly, willy, 1'l1a1'111111,ig, 1l111l111,q, il11'. National Honor Society: Quivcr W' 7' Stall, House of Rep. '32, Play- '. :rafters '33, '34, Senatus Roman- us '3I, '32, llpistolac Scliolac '32, Biology Club '32, Basketball '3l. 4 Ross T1-IOMPSQN 519,-fav ' L1'l ulflura 1lf1 lf11' l11I1111' 11111l l'll Jo Ifn' 11'il, A 4' 1 .' gg ' iff 4 , 4 X ' 4 4 ELEANOR TOPHAM 47, Gb Elrurlor 1'1111l11 play an Ar- liilvs rolc, 'SEV For afar lows Ari lL'lllJ ull f11'1' 1' , 1' ,, - mul. if Cliaminadu '31, History Club '31, , l v. Une-Act Festival '33, Playcrafter- 9 '33, '34, Outsidn Music and Art, ' 'IA 4 P1-1YL1,1s TUIKN ER ii A 111111 of vu'1'1'I1l1'11. Basketball '31, '32, History Club yv f iw - 1 , '32, Volluy Ball '31 I 4l1lENE XVAREMAN Uxvlllj 111111111 111111 111-1111151 xlJ1' lt lr1'11111r1'1l, K V, G4 5 f1111l 11 u'11111111,1g 1h'1'1o1111l1ty 1l1ll yy, ' ., sv-C' , ,fir 1111111111i1n1'1l. if - C! National Honor Society, Quivcr Stall, Studunt Council, Tomalaawlt .- '32, Pruw. of 121, '32, '33, House of Rep, '31, '32, History Club '31, '32, Girl Reserves. 4 lVlA1JliL1N L XVINSLQW I Z11111' no ollwr bu! 11 111111111113 1'1'111r111. Volluy ball '32. ICQ? Ely, -',,,,+ 7' 1 , 1 ., '31 F , ji? . f f, , -ff? 'fl , Vs, ,' X I ' . -1' 3. Z, W 1 ,,r 7 y I ,.7 -4 F f' Q . 047, 1 I ff Q , 1 ' K L 1111, . V'7fW'fZf?' Q ',, , , 1 3' rf 911 f - ' 34,4 ' ' 1 'ffzfi ., f ' -3 ' fi f -aw ,' I 1'1 ' 5,::::::.: , M V -M ,. ,Y V , 2 X fi .ff.,2, 1 'A' 4 ' ' u Al f -. 4' 1 ZZ ' ' -K, ' N Q Q ' 3 6. 9, 1 A-4 A- J 'P i and upp,0wd',, WEL Krzmm Kmmmx Pi Wu mrrry W mu Rncumg Tb: nm 0 mm mu and Chemmry Club 11 Hmnung Club SD I Bun '1 AGER A nugblg man n be Pbotoless SFHl0f5 emu'-1 HMDN CHARLES Mm mx Pmsm EOM SHILLAIRE 0 If eacxngmgzs b00l 155659353 H1811 and W5 oh V ? -1, , . -...,. ,. 1, XL, 4 ff? , .wx udwn Hill, Rohm-LOuei1, Bob kiiiebel, ,lack Newman. une Class U R I N G the three years of high school, our class has ranked high in scholar- ship, and has participated in athletics, debating, dramatics, music, and club work. Among the activities during the Sophomore year, the Sophomore April Fool dance, with Bill Cash, general chairman, will long be remembered. Bob Goebel, our class president, has led the class successfully through the last year of school, with the capable help of Jack Newman, vice-president, Robert Owen, secretary: and Hudson Hill, treasurer. The most colorful event of our Senior year was the Senior Prom, with Bill Cash acting as general chairman: Mary Coulthurst and Gary Stagg, chairmen of deco- rations, XY'illiam Powell, orchestra chairman, Max Hodge, tickets and publicity, Florence Burdette, programs and refreshments, Ruth Merz, invitations, Jack Roberts, entertainment, Keith Reily, cleanup and Tony Pietz, checking. The dance was held May Il, in the Girls' gym. Class day was held at a popular country club, at which the class had a memor- able time in outdoor sports, and dancing. For those who successfully passed their senior examinations, skip day was an added spice to our senior events. Baccalau- reate service and commencement concluded our career in Pontiac High School. L JIVL-I .J C J U C A llLii'M0XD 'A yifvll--uh V l ll ' ,,. ui ,V W W, Kflllf 'FK-NK BABUM NOW In ,grant if- nlf- 'i bzuilenr Ullllw Bzeflllll ll 1l'loiETl3lllXm 'lul'- l -lf llliiiist Btu Hia In A argmiil ,Lv 'RUN Cikiirs lsvil ilu, ml, if il x' ll ill il i :wi l'li.i,,,, GA N ml: lluslt, li K X S llim-im Bust' i M . ' ' N. LllJlllllCll1 SS :L flirmi :1gn1nicnv.l.- , ufc.1nilg'ul 37, Q,.ph,,m.,irc ,lpml li-1. mrixrcrril. , ,li lg . ..N:u.lx Illlivllell .ac .1 i , . V .idcnlz llillffi X-,A,,.l,:l ,AL-rc. - SU ii' l'fwlTl. lm! B 'C ' ' ' Illlfill' JL'flf'Jg:' 1. K Iilllfc rxclcIi1fldF 'l 'k gi - p' L A . u li 'h llfrl. mi1IJl 'i ' ,ul ' -z checking- PJ U, ypltl- Hllll' u Nh !h6gllisl1JclJn1Ehir fgeillllll' P assed F f X. gil'lil5ULl ' V ' BJC-ggllflll' nr C n'S' ,,,.urff 'l , 4.1, School HI: Plmflllt L :rg lll 4 RAYMOND C. ADAMEK Lifv ix sl'ri0nx, tubal rhurmx burr' girls for mc? 4 FRANK BABCOCK Ql1n'f in .1pfma1'u1:i'i', fi: ix lifllr lc 'mu ll, willy mo- Stuclcnt Council '31, Second Team Baseball '3l. 4 VIOLET BARNETT l.igfvl-fu'ulll'tI' llml llgfli 4PAUL1NE BELL A win' brull nmlcvx nmuthf' 4 KATHRY'N BLAKELY -lJ4'url1'll. u rloirll lizl'r1um' n goull fur .ion1l'lbi11,q. 4 RUTH CARMEN BOLTHOUSE Firxl xbv luugbf, lbw: sfn' vriuvq mxxl sbt' snulrxq and ut lax! abc sighs: tbcsr Ivrriblr boy. History Club, Glcc Club, Out- side Music. 4 HAZEL LOURENE ALLEN I lIll! vfav'x riglvl lbvrr, fJl'r'l i .1 lin' win' for fair. History Club '3l: Home Room Sec. '30, 'JZQ One Act Festival 'Ng Playcrnftcrs '32, '34. 4 CHARLES BAKER lf IX qnullly Haul' rounfs, not xi:l'. Swim Club '34: Football manager 'BZQ History Club 'F-5. 4ELLEN L. BATCHELOR xl xlulvly, l'llr'lll'xl lu.uf4'. 4 MARIAN L. BENTLEY A jrlrlmznl l'o11rm'v1ur1ru ii 11 good rwonzml'f1tlal1ou. Sec. of Home Room 203, '32, '53: Basketball '32, '33, History Club '34 4 NEVA Buss Crawl fimli guullf' Hiatory Club. 4 ARLENE BOTTKE Always uflrmllng lu law July in an 1l7l0l7Sfl'1lfffl'l' wuyf' Choir rind Glec Clubg Vice-prcs. Home Room 325. 4 IRENE AUCLAIIK Tfm.u' umkublr, lzlnlkufvlu, unr- rily, lu'fflkl1fvl1', xmlply 1411- lfllllkuffll' r'yl'x. ' Girls' Swimming Club 'Xl, '32: volley Ball '3l. 411 ANNETTIL BARLIEY l. ll' uvffmlll llllllqfllug 15 ll ilruury fzlrlnkf' Onu Act llc.tiv:ll '14, Girl Reserves '10, '32, 'W lj Suu, of Homc Room 120 'K-4gPl.1ycrnftcrs'34. 4 JOHN BELL flfmlfJf'r alll lulnlrnurk guulx' 4 BARBARA BITTLE Tiff rrzly July lo fmrl' u frlrull li In In' wiv. 4 GERALDINE BoERscHlNGER If'lli'r'1v1111ullrn1l uvlllwl nu fam' funn: In lrlnu ll lmnli' wif. Playcrafiersg Girl Reserve fpro- gram cliairnianlg One Act Fustival '12, Math Club: Basketball. 4 LETA Bouclx 'Illukl' bag zrbzli' Ilan um Abirzlm' Economics Club '32, '33, Swim- ming Club '3l. '2 , ., '39 ll: gin, M wr ' W . , Q , an A 9- FJ . we fi A 3 , ' ae, 41 7 fy 'A f 1 754 AQ 4 9 4 , A A ff' , 4 SI' ,' .. , 0. '. ,J 'v 11, H ,I 6- -in f xg S I . 4 Af 'au e, is 431 A A 5 f , - 'S' 2 , lf Y V. iQ E' , I al - .- 'V ' . ., I W ! 4, , ' A A , U' U W' ,L .fb L r 'A ' J .. -If ' ELK , A Z 2 'IC A.. J . In ' 0 if-. -J 1, -1' .CALM 1. ' . fi Q Q' ' 4 5 3' 1 J ,Z 1 4 - .V gi , gi. .n,- if: 1 1- 3, I T 'Q E L . T 4 .I 135' A . 'fn .H . .ALL '+ 7' 7 l 7? 5 ' v ii C' v ' 'N F- uf . , 13 3 I I, 1,3 fi' . if - ' . 22,12 2. ,, ' , 1 r 3 If L ' ni 7' f f 3 '. . u 1- ,, fn 42 L x , , A-f ,L,.. v .1 f Af. 4ODA PAYE BOWMAN Thy iiiuilrsiyk a rumllz' lo lby mf'riI. 'FRANCIS T. BRHCKENRIDGE Hu has bil linlvs and S0 bare wfg a lusimiii blomlc, uw' .1lIiigree. 4DoROTHT M. BROWN Quit-liiim pvrsonifii-d, Szudcnt Council '33, 4 FLORENCE BURDETTE Thr girl with T1 inzili' ii Ihr om' lvorlli u'bili'. Orchestra '32, '33: Home Room Pres. '32, '3-1: Home Economics Club '31, '32, History Club '32, '33, Chaminade Club '30, '32l Outside Music. 4 FLORENCE BUTLER A imiiilrii uioilizxl, ,Trl ivlf fias- 5i'sSt'il. Biology Club '32, Debatingg Or- ange and Black '32, '33. 4 DAN CARMICHAEL Oh, Dual, bi' fs ilu' li-ui'lJi'r's joy, bi x .iirrli ii liriglii aliil rli'1'i'r boy. Clicm-Physics Club, Chess Club, 4 LAURABELLE BOWMASTER Cfuilri1l is boiler than riches. 4 DOLORES BRENDEL Slip is tliiiul-iii xi'lJool. 4 EVIELYN BUCRLER A goutl liuigb ix iiinshinc' uny- ul:u'rv. Sm.. of Home Room '33, '3-lc Clianainadc Club '32, '3-lx Choir '12, '34, Vicc-pres. of Cliaminadc C lub '34, Nlussiah '33, Triple Trio 'Hg Small chorus 'HL Outsld: Music. 4 c3HARLES BURNs Tu kuuu buu' lu biilv ami ubil- ily is grual skill, 4 ARNOLD CAMPBELL Slulu.'ar1 imil xlulrly in form was the man. 4 ALLISTER GORDON CARPENTER Off uilb lin' oltl low, on with the neun Tbiifs ilu' thing brit uotrif fo Jo. Trcas. Soph. Class: Glue Club '32, '33, Biology Club '32, Boys' Oc- tcttc '33. 4HELEN BRARNIS A friend fha! is a friend. Basketball '32, '34, Math Club '33, 34, 4 BERNICE ELIZABETH BRINK If you un' gootl, fbi' world in good. Home Economics Club '30, '3l 4 VIOLET BURDER Rings on ber fiizgwx and bellx on buf lung for sbt' will go ilanr- iug u'lJi'ri'1'i'r sbt' goes. History Club '33, Home Room treas. '32, 4 HELEN BURTT flflJleIiv'x bvr hobby. Capt. Championship Volleyball team '3l: Basketball '31, '32, '33. 4 CHARLES CANTERBURY Hu is fond of lwinls, csperially 'Prlii'ar1x'. Student Council '33, Biology Club '32, '34, Tumbling Club '33, '34, Track Team '32, '33, '34, Boxing Club '33, '34, Choir '32, '34, Cleo Club '32, '34, Alumni Chorus '33, '34, 4 JOHN W. CARR A good frivml' and u jolly uvigla- bor. Sec. of Home Room. CQL JIXXL-I . - -...f-ur -E ,J , .f ,.1-ff, I , . .,,i,,3, ' ws.. f-Viv. aw-' MJ ..N,,i,f,i1 N lvriim-liri- ..1 l. Ur1l ' ws. Jeni C li. '24 Orclwflff ' 4GL4DY5 C 'L ii, ii 'T W ' lilwii vulim 'I ,.1' lite-l'ff3' l ' 'ROSE CLQON. 'I pn lniw l 3 4R.iu1oxn Coit lit ln X, n ii: . Sluilenl Gmail '31, 2U4'19,ll1:' Ll: llloligx Cul ii, 3 llliicnn E. Co H12l'i'iqi-f i, u i mi H FW lim Mill On: .lu Fozuul. slliicim Dm 'xl ,llvl will liilm-' lluls of Wnjyxl l'nl Council '3- Srrrr l'1g5.pm 'M' Seng Pm' -W BRAKNB IJ , , ilu! I, J 'HMM' X 1, 1-bp Milli Cliili 3l3IR WE Emir . ini Bm I, In H N1 .,1 ' W Wli ll. It - lluh N111 Bib NM '.'J K . LJ 3l'iI.tX Bliul I 4QH1i+.ES C1N1El15ll1l , nr -5 ' I +I . 15 'Y I Qloiix Nl- Cl , V , lHiI'11 ., .Mui Y- 5 Huw R 4 EVELYN IONE N0l1nIIj' xiiiil llllyflilllll ulzollf !7V'IHl1'llL'3, Illil they? Orcliestra '31, '32, '33, '34, Stu- dent Council '33, Fine Arts Club, Orchestra '33, '3-1. 4 GLADYS CHEAL For ilu' lx jiri! ilu' quirl lcirlil nllon' Imlnri' uwzrr I'I1rii'i. Vice-Pres. of 321 '33. 4 ROSE F. CLOONAN I LIIVI !7t'l'1llIYt' I Iwilul I0 be. 4RAX'N1OND COLE Yrs, lJI x xI'I'n lint xflilrmz bt'urII. 'Student Council '32, '33, Pres. of 204 '33, Math Club '32, '33, '34, Binlogy Club '33, '34. 4MARGARET E. CORNYIN High fliglilx ilu' 11.111 Ilml wil III ll fll, Imil In lJi'r longui' Iuy wl- ilulu IllII. One Act Festival. 1 MARGARET DANTON A girl ufzlb Iuiiing IIIIIIIIIIVI Imil Ioailx of fririzilsf' Student Council '32, '33, Girl Re- serve Vice-pres. '32, '33, Girl Re- serve pres. '33, '34. 4WILI.lAM MACK CASH 4 GEORGE CPIAKROITI-' 4 4 4 4 4 I'm vm! Irilil, I ini! limit fim- fili' In lluuk I um. Pres. Sopli. Class, 5lLl4.lL'Hl Council '33, '3-1, Varxity Swim. '3I, '32, '53, '54, Clicer leading '31, '32. Cnptain '33, '34, Tom.IlI.Iwlt '31, '3a, 'I-I, Hi-Y '32, '33, '34, XVALTER CHERSACR Nut lu rilllrly, I lllci' luuiii' limi. Drum Majnr P. H. S. liantl '33, '34, National Honor Sncietyl Hand '30, '31, '34, Orclieitra '30, '34, Hi-Y Club, Hixtury Club, Stu- Llent Ciouncil '31, '33. DOROTHY CLORE Ai II xlnili-III you ilriur, as II frnrlil -inn uri' jim. Tonialmwk '33, '34, Sec. for P. H. S. Atliletic Department '33, '34, Sec.-Treas. of Home Room 214 '33, '3-lg Clmminade Club '32, Deck Tennis Tournament '33i Gym Demonstration '33. BETTY COLVIN Sl1i' uluuiyi lam larr work Iwll Ilmlr, IHIII ,IIIII fimlt limi' lo burr mini' fun, Girl Reserves '32, '33, '14, Home of Rep, '32, Home Economics '33, IVIARY HELEN CO U LTH URST A .III1iII' for IIII, II u.'i'II,n1I1I' glilil, nl Iuiiiil rrmxlrzg Ivil-I' Ilji' lJI1II. Quixer StaFl'3-1, Tomaliaxvlc Stall '33, '34, Sec. Matli Club '33, Pres. of 301 '32, '33, Sec, of Student Council, Orange .Ind 1S1.iek Club. LESLIE A. DAVIDSON Nu our lcuouw llllzlf ln' fun II0 H11 bi' Hifi. Pres. Sopli. Class, Male Quartet, Senior Class Play, Operetta, Band '31, '34, Orcliestrn '32, '34, Band and Orcliestra Club '33, '3-l. I.I'InIl In lillmi' IIIJII In IIIIII. Fiinilmll, Vmrsity '12, '33, Reserve '31, l3.Ixketb.Ill, Varsity '32, '33, Rewrve '31. 4ORI-,N L. CLAUSON ' ll lnI'u urrii' I lrilrll I1 llvug I ri'- lm mlvrr ll. Tlii' lrulilfli II IIIIIJ fbi' 0nI'I'. Tumbling Klub. 4 JEAN COIfPIN III .iilwul ilII I Ilzurf avril Ilunzilrv. OIIIIIIII' uf xilmol IzI rI' AIU! In Inn. 4 HARRX' COLWILLL fl14'I1I' Iivlli Il'I'uI'y I'm'I'i ilml Il7I'mi'i. Track Tcani '33, Airplane Club '31, Rifle Club '31. 4 RICHARD F. CREW Hn Iuriai ini' nun' IIII Iiuiliiil. Swiniining Team '33, '34, Life Saving '34, 4VIaRTA DAVIDSON 3'IImjv I1 lug bi ru ii It'lII1I xlvi' lrlrs In ilu, lui! IAIIIIIF tlml big lruro li Iiliill IlJI' fufli lu ilu. f 'ICQ 5 . .2277 iff? A ' CV ' PM -3 9-- Qs Q- ,,,, f, vi 9' ' ,yur f I W 4 . .3 has F - I, . 4 ,, ,3 di ' 4 is- f A A JAC . I I Qlffg , 1 I ay , 3 1 , he Q, 73 .:. A A .:L - ' I l ' I I 'Im g 7 :uf ' 245. 1 , .,.. ff 5 4 I - f .1 f W . 5 I 4. - 5 L' , ,ze ,' ., h, 7' 1, ff i i .YL , 1 'Qi 1 ,V ,va ,Z 1 U E WEA I A 70. JAY. 5? i n in A K x 'ac I l f .rrzf I I 4. 1 , ii 4 .-.L MJ.. Q f J , 'Q' , 7 12.7 yay Li' 1' , ag 'A gf 7 ' J 1 X I 'Z 'QP' 9 3 rf ' , 1' 1, '5' , 4 'fa Q . 'Q I ,I - ' 'C' . v 'z ' ' - f' 5 '-C 3 ,,..4.. .I - , -I-J? ,.--W-,..., , 4 :ez ,Iii ' .. V, f- . 1 1' ' 24' f 1 24 J' ' w I I, - -., Q , V19 'y ,R V if . -,fl 5' I , 1 ' , 2, Ziff' I f YP 5' , .V ' 'W , I ' .1 , , 4. , 1 ' . ,. , - I 5 Us HN 'N I 'gr ' 3 4: If MZ' - T . ,.... D 4 XIITSTA BLYNN DAVIDSON 4 DEWITT DAvIs 4 LUCILLE DAVIS .1 IlI'IIIIy I.III, of IIIIII-I pumm- It'x loo much troublu lo study. Hn Inamzvr was cwr sweet and 3'm1 Swim. Team '32, '34, Swim. Club bm 0ni0u 4hlIiI.EN DAv I,1II' II Iwi, IIIIII IIII Ibnzgx sbou If, I flumgfvf In nIII,I' IIIIII non' I kll1llL'lf. 11,Is1w1b.1ll '11, '32, Liirls' Swim, Climb '31, '321 Swim. '31, '32, Livm IQxhIbIIIIIII '31, Life saving '1-I. 4 X'1RG1N1A Hum' Vw III tiki, IIIII,I1llIIIII'IulII'i, Ilnl III IIJI' u14qIIl. ClIII,r, Laluu K lub, Histnrw C lub, 4 FRANK EV1r.RALL ,'lII fflmgi Imm' IIIJIIJII fu Inu: Irfm II'III Im! nuff. 1Jx.II1tl'32,'3-1, 4ELLlS FENTON Hu Irvs uuIx um' 'IIIH' IIlII,' IIIIII IIJI' I3 Im, Playcraftcrs '32, '33, Masculine Maxque '32, '33, One Act Festival '32: Choir WH, '3-1: Outside Klu- sicl Outsitlc wurlt, 4 BELLVENA FLERIINQ SuI1II'IIH1I,q IIIIIlI1fv!I'II, Iurm'IIJlIl,q IIuI1I'. Lift- Saving '33, '34, Basketball '32, Swim. Club '31, '32, Swim. Pagcantx '31, '32, '34, Vice-pres. 204 '34, Vice-pres. 301 '33, Treasurer 301 '33, 4 BEVA DIETRICK Hn, gvrinltvsl I'IJIIr1Izs arf nafizv iI11I0fw1I'I'. Gluu Club '31, '32, Choir '31, llistory Club '31, Math Club '33, '54, 4 ERNESTINE EEDY .-Ill muxf In' I'I1rI1I'il in I1 IIIUVIII Izkv Ibis. 4UNA GRACE EVERETT l.1ItII' IwII1I'I Imzu ,Qrrul suIIIx. Basketball '31, '34, Valley ball '31, History C lub '3-1, Swimming, 4 MAXINE FENTON I I'u' Iz'0rIII un' limi, Ortliustra '31, '3-1. 4NONA G. FRASER Thy tlnirf Illgnllv 1,I .1IImiruIIII'. Lluurnalism: Outside wurlx. Band '31, '32, Orchestra '31, '32, Choir '33, '34,G1ee Club '33, '34S English Club '31, Outside MusiCS Orchestra Librarian '32, 4 ELIZABETH DWELLE I rbaflrr, rhallrr as I go. One Act Festival '33, Playcraft- urs '33, Math Club '32, Choir '31, Glue Club '31, '32, 4 MARTIN ELLER TIM mon' I Icuuw, I know, I Iuiouq I ,l710Il',I kuou' IIJI' IMI. Tumbling Club, sec.-treas. '32, '34, Boxing Club '33, '3-4. 4 LYLAH EVERLY 'YSIJI' ix MII uI1II Illguifirtl in mun- uI'r. 4 EARL FIELDS Malta nzuvln of mv: good' men an' sn1rI'I'. Nat, Hon. Society, Debating '32, '34, Orange Black Club '32, '34, Capt, of Debating '33, '34, Pres. of O. X B, Club '33, School De- claimcr '33, Student Council '33, '34, 4 ARLENE FROEDE Gi1'I' IIII to Iow, olwy lby Inari. Girl Reserves, History Club '33, '34, Sec, History Club '33. I I I... . 11:U ' I , .Iu'!,III ml Wk 'lI qI ' um II IRITH G1 M31 I PIII 1 M 4CH.IIIIts COW WMI III I II 'i ' 'lumnlzng Chl' Ii 4BtIIIIuI GIIIIDO 'IIII nw A- -f OItl:.r:'I 11 1' PlIIiII11::I 4l'tIIxt W, GIIOI 'III' 'I' -III.I:J' .Izg Nm, VlI7fI'If1E lIlIlr Mmm 21.0, ul 71 gm bi, Dar., 91, PI, 5, , PM H 'T1rllII.1 :Z ITIIILIII T, HW S' 'N 'MII -. :hIIII35,,-I C1IIIII'I1:Qltf Gut. X fi 1' A ,I.I..V D 1 Y W A115 I -mn V 'M 1 hui rif, WW Um, ami is Oirhammiyvl YW Ql1'5'Hx l- Ouisid ' ' lk1bt1fun,u'ebl1lXli. Eiizim nv-,r,1li.1l1.r 1, I M., H DWHM ' ' X.: P .. . V vllwllv 1'.l'lix.n., U, .', 'W 'iiclw-r'Rg ., ,Z Ulnizx hm ' . i 1 4 r t 41-.eeiutm , 1 His. limi ,i . ,.A, in gfilfzvf' X A ,Jn Drains: f . E-1311.5 ' 11.1111 'V j' ' ' , , .: Nth.-1' - ' - Li a F 1- -- I N' 1 ,.-Sf.: ptr.. . EHOEDE ULD 1 HWMW. ' ' my H,.1.m Ct? t.. ijtH2k!m dub ii 4EDWARD L. FURSE When ivarle inlvrfervs ivilb plrus- urc-quif work. 4 RUTH Gix Some folks fail tif und fhirlft- lull I MMV. 4 CHARLES GOFEAR WfJo flour br 'gofar'? Tumbling Club '31, 4 BERTRAM GORDON He is noblv u'fJu Jovi rmblvf' Orchestra '31, '33, Tuck '32, '33, Playcrafters '33. 4 VERNE W. GROVER t Full of souml will fury-sigui- fyiug nolbingf' Little Women '32, One Act Festi- val '32, Gen. Chairman Speech Dance '31, Pres. Biology Club '30, Pres. Home Room '32. 4T1-IELMA T. HAGLER She war mmlv for plz-uxunl tbougblsf' Choir '31, Glee Club '32, 4 NANCY GALBRAITH Tire llouwr of lbiuking um! of Ivarnilzg ii hers. Book Room '32, '34, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves '33, '34, Math Club '32, '34, Basket- ball '32, '33, Swimming '32, '33. 4JAMES A. GLENNIE Mini fell, less milf. Var. Baseball '32, '34, Second Team Basketball '32, '33, Third Team Basketball '32, Varsity Club '32, '34, Orchestra '32. 4 ELSIE GOODWIN Trike Iifif vary-you live bu! 0l1rr. 4ROBERT GRAvEs Thr man who slrircs fan C011- qurr all. Orchestra '31, '33, Tomahawk '32, '34, Hi-Y '33, '34, Pontiac Glider Club '31, '32, Uxhers Club '33, '34, 4 HAROLD GRUSNICK 'Tiv rbrzmlrlrr lbal nlukrr lbw mimi 4 BARBARA HALL She fauna! fmwu, ibm' rirrrr him, bw' hvurl is all 100 lm'rry, Current Lit. Club '33, '34, Girl Reserves '34. 4 BURMOND GARRISON Wbul L'llIIlLlIl'! ln' Jo-if fn' xlmfi!'r1l Varsity Club '31, '32, Tennis '31 '32. 4ROBERT EARL GOEBEL Boll, Ihr' bi-ru, ii nur foullvnll rlar. Sri' u irrfuirz rfrzrk haired girl, uuif you know fu .t H01 far. Pres. of Class of '34, N. H. S., Pres. uf Student Council '34, Stu- dent Council '3I, '32, Varsity Football '32, '33, Track '31, 4 MARSHALL GOOLEY A man ix ax alll LIS ln' fvuls, but :ml uluuijx ui big. Hi-Y Club '32, '34 ftreas. '33, '3-41: Pontiac Glider Club '3I '34, Ushers Club '33, '3-4. 4ETHEL M. GREEN A gum! rvjmlulioli ix a fair vs- lair. Athletic Club '31, Vvlley Ball '31, '331 Basketball '3l. 4 VERA M. GUTZKE ln xfmrlt xbr xrlx 41 fm-1' Ilia! frw run follow. Athletic Club '31, Basketball '31 '34, Vulley ball '31, '32. 4 MELVIN HASELHUHN Thr 101111 Ivrvonirx ligbl, wbivff is L'!J!'1'VfIlHj' burn. Z 4 ., ,,A,6 V 1 ..,., , , 3 1 1.58 f' ony , ' ,I Q' ,., Af 4 ,. ' f-.-f wf . 1 r an -.:' .4 f , ,A I' J ' 'Z ' ' 2 3' ' , , 77 - .J Q , , as N, If 3 Q.,. . 'K 'Zi 0 A 1 . mf ,L ., Q., 5 , ' 7 4' -' 5. ' 'af , L' ,- 111 6 J 12, '4 X , I k 4 , f '4 . , 'Ta' ly. J , ,V A A CL 1 ' 12' A 5 ' F ,j Li . , Q' nr f ' mn.. . ' 1 . f- . 5 ' ,v Q . A . I - vw- 1 , -: .. 5 45 I ' ', Q ., .'. . . 1 5- V -213 7.3, , . ,, . I ICQ5 bi s . va. .,..,,. ' 1 11 ' 5 1 4 LORRAINE E. HAYNER 4 FRANCES ANN HEYMAN 4 HUDSON HILL l ,.H,.,,,1ififf'l , Allbo11glJ loult solruiu and wilil, Sl:r bar uf! burnt thu midnighl Better nof tell secrets ou! of Yiiionzl Hunorin 2 za Q I revel 171 making folks wilzlf' oil, but l1l'l't'Y, never wilb bvr School? 'Luk-,:,'7l5B N A , y V , ,I ' lui: I, Girl Reserves 13, 34, Clicmistrx- 1011- Trcas. June Class, Head Usher- 1, '54 iprii , my - - 'A tt PlI7'HCS Club '33. '53, Current Volley Ball '31, History Club '3l. Usl-ier's Club '35, '34, Hi-Y Sec. Deb,r1fig'lZ' J QV 3 :gy x I-HCFMUYC Club '33, '34- '33, '34, Student Council '32, '33, . ' -'G fi, Pres. H. R. 327 '32, '33, Treas. ' 'X ' H. R. 227 '33, Msrh Club '32, I '34, Tomahawk '31, 32. V 'VE . R MLN I , 4 MAX I-IODGE 4 ALICE LOUISE 4 DOROTHY HOLLISTER J QELWO J 1 W fi . .- i.H ' 1 I iluml on flu, brink ul u gnu! l'lOLLlNGSWORTI-I Mmj,.5ty Ohm, bidi, gnu, m,,,.if. 'llil-'YI' 1 ' in V U 'l'f A xllfla, 50 'V0 PIWSL' Sln' who riiri fury iimi' tba' falls, Choir and Glee Club '32, '34, Girl NZM Him '1 2 ' I push 7719 Of? will sorrzvlinzi' rin' fu Huy. Sqoutg, jfphx HH, ' '- Fntcrcd frum liirminglum High Tomahawk Bwkkcepcr K '34' lcmili i- TVJ, 5Cl 'J '- 19335 V History Club '32, Math Club '33, ' ' 'M Qu 'U i T m ll'l k3 NM'U l Swimming '31, '33, Current Liter- Hiinor Society. Mun: Club 34. f f' 4 JANE HOOD 4 LAVERNE HORST 4 KATHLEEN MAE HOWARD 4.ll1CEllI55ELl -ffl 'I I run i1u'i'iuri'i I1lIi'm'my lo likrf' fl boy :vlan lrimx laimvrlf lo A ,quail lJi'arl's IL'0rtlJ galil. If' I' I r ' ' ig ' linglixli Club, Basketball, Swim! l l1'fm'- Girl Reserves '32, '34, Current 'I-V' -'52 -- V, f 4 fi 1:?.,??l,Z fy f I any X 7 'A . . 5 , ming. Baseball '33, '3-4. Literature Club '34, Hg-i.:tuH 'A f i, :1.y,.i!H R A, 4 RUTH HUELLRIANTEL 4 EDNA HUMASON 4 HAROLD HUh'iPHRIES 4bTHERLM5m. ' , Q My liliwl-rlrz Izlllluln lJvr0. fl rurrry brarl, iz sfvirll Hur. Nuff froulvli' Ironblr' nnfll Iron- ..u.H,M ,HM L K Z - nf ' r 4 History Club '31, Sec. of Historv bl !'0 H ' J'o ' run Jw. n , ' ' .X M' Club 32' Quite: 51.5 '- .t.cu,i f , G ' Q L . I 4 HELEN M. IRVIN 4 DAVE R. JACKSON 4 GERALDINE JAMES mmm umm , J In Illxpotllmn rbi' is qnivl, uv'il MMI I follou' HI my l1r0llJz'r'I SbI' used lo br basbful, quiel and uh, -as I 6 i 7, lilzc lo ,wr bi-r in a riol. fourth-pi? sly, lm! Io tbotv days sbt' hui In If' ' R 'L ,V U I 4 i A - ,Y i1liJll2i'i. r,' VJ' 3 Q '51 'VC Chairman of Pro rams-History Clwir '32, '34, Clee Club '32, '34, 'Ong ml good byf' ,,,, V. -by I s.. ' g A I WH win ii 41 5 yA Club '33. Vice-pres. Glee Club '33, Biolo V , . , T I ,A , A A gi L mp, ,, V fi . 5 42 Club '32, '34, Pres. oi Biology TWHM, N ' ij' TL., 1 A I' 'M Club '32, Vice-pres. of Biology 'N 1 ' ' ' Club '34, Quiver Staff, Special K ig: Hifi-1-ri Chorus. ' ' l .I 4 BETTY A. JENCKS 4 ALVEKA JENKINSON 4 MARGUERITE JOHNSON ML A ,mf .' , , f '12' H , , I . P V 4 A A Rururzml' Illhl 4IIIlf'f xbc slvals Hi'm'lf alum. nom' oflwr tba rr- Worry malzrx mr Ibm. RKLIGHTFOOT i . 6 TC ' fr- I' 'A 7' is ' l0 '. H'm!m 'd,, by fbi' 'F 'b'e Sec. of Session Room 215 '32, H'Iw'lim. im I .,, . I ullrldl AW ,b'0 g' Romanus Senatus '32, li isrolae Pres. Histor' Club '33, History , ,- l 1. A 1 .14 P 5 ,Hi ,'-15. , ., ' I Scholac '34, Vullcy Ball '33. Club '32, '34, Girl Reserves '32. 'V , ' V ' Y J '34, Chairman of Decoration Com- I V A 'j 7iV,7 ' mittee for Soph. Prom '32, Sec. Home Room '33. Q F-Is. k. r I 4,1 1 I . 1,3-rv, X , .- nf - 1 all ,, mt! un! 0' f, ,1 .. 'W 111, x--: -'X HH Su R W ml 53.-5, Q' J 5 'lm , lun, U ,l -W A ,uh mul n, ,, 1 '11 HU111xHR ' ' 11 111, 1 'Al' 'lil l'lu1l. LI , , if Y, .. mt- ,'1xEl111Ev V 1 . 9 4 EVERT JOHNSTON 4 EVERETT JOSEPH 4 JANE JOSSMAN NHL' suifx rwn himself. H4 5 u fulluuf ut' llslllf lur 4 Yun lbink 5l1e x qlllffl Uh, yrs .. ' NMi0,,-,1 Honor Society. -fumjw fril-11J. you Jo. Bu! you duff! krmw H Q, hawk '33, 'B-1: Busincm Mag. Hi-Y bw' N1 ff1N'1 JU! fi 'af W fi '12, '34 lprcs. '3-H: Math Clubg Sludcm Cuuucnl '11, l'l1sturyK.lub ,J Debating '32, '31, Vlw-pres. 128 '32, junu Sun- 1, lor Anm:Lnmu11unt Lum. '11 V 1' 4ELEANoR IQENNLDY 4BERNlCE Kumi 4 ALLL Kl5SLl.l, , I .llll.lIl1 uurtlvy lu mnll' .mtl lull uf ln qunt sin' rup0svs. X1l.m1' nrukm lmzu'r. ' ,, PHIL T ,Zz Pug O' Nlv Hurt '53, One Act , Fuxtnul '12, Plnycrnftcrs Club '12, - , 'F-11 Student C'-uuncxl '52, 'WL 37 4 Auth KISSELL 4 AlITLHIiL1. CHAK1 1-.5 lf Ju lull, Ju 11 zllglrml nu: KSH'ClNSKl ',l' 'll'l 'J l f ' Hu rx lllu, fflll rm! lou Hitt. lhwkutlull '11.'U:5tuduu1tCutnn1- Tmck 'H' tal 'UL Scc. uf H. R. '52. 4ESTHER LANUSPARGER 4HARl.EX' G. LAWSON ll lll1ug In plllx, willing ln uwrfli, I'.r11u1 Ifn' fmmy flltzzy lfuu ulzculyt llvrn, m'z'1'r to sbirlqf' AlIll1l! l'I. Qulvcr Stull: Ynce-pres. llcunum- Track '33, :cs Club: Vullex' Ball. 4LAETlTIA LESSITER 4 PAULINE C. LEVELY iff jm! u lzfllt' any sbt' fmx, Mn- Abu lunkx nu lfav lvrfglvl mlw luutullzirzg llf. Blu' asks ,mn rzuv'yllv1r1g. ..A..'..',,.. .. , , 4 E1.gANo1u1 KUEEIN .l ,urfllul lllxjmwllml lvrrufgx :fx nzlflrr' umny friumlsf' f . W' -L. 9,. 'T 1,1 1. 4DONNA Llgumcri I4 5- 3,35 SDN my lfuzl for rrzvu, Alu' fmt , ' rm! 11 tmr. Olw buh! ulmf A Jlmullf I u'1'l11F Nntimml Humor Society, Student - Y Clvuncll '32, 'UQ Orcbcslm '31, '14, Swim, Club '323 History Club '11, ilu-nm-Plwyw '32. 4ELslE Lmm' Q Sr1.n1ulx mtflflrll .11 tn1rJlfn'V Q llrmfc1'r. - for your t'0IHIl'llifbL'1l sbt' ymskclball '31, 'Ng Vullcy , ' ' 4 Jars I0 fvlmm' lwrsulff' -H' Tunul-mwk '32, 'Ng C.l1.1min.1du W Llub '31, '32: History Club '31, ,nu I. i ,E IOHWN 4 MARK LIGHTFOOT 4 LANIAR LITTLE 4DAVlD LIVINGSTONE N ,. I-Iix words arf' fi'w. A1c'av uvlb lv0f1k54u'l n' hum Tl ' '1 IYIHNIH' ill k11U14 '1.U ' , I 1 ' A 5,,,,,, fm,- nu! .1 ffml, lrkr Imlf flu- fvmjvlu f cs -' K A 1'l1-'L.'Hw Glidur Club ,HV um' wut afvrnrff' LH ' H W' W, - Bnselmll '11, '34, Mntll Club '32, E' ' 9 MIL, '3-1gHi-Y '52,'5-1gStudcnt Cuun- , I ,V 1. 'UL- , M- gil '33, Uxlxcrs Club '33, '3-1. .. Pwm 1- ' 'T 1.4 Y, If 'Y I 4 . f 4 ,I Z4 I C 5 as AFL ,'5,,f?'4i 91? 'EF' if M f 'Z f, , '- Q , l.,f2,' 6' 1, T. ' 7 B 1 . in 3 L H V -.. G. ' if ,N ,f .4 v, ,.f . ,H .aft -J, AAG? .. 3. Rs M, 9 as 3' , , ' I ,W ,I f ,, V QU 9 ff' 4 ,f ,L -34 . mf , 144' , N 5 7. , 1, ag 'if 'YH' ' 1 . ,731 Y I 5, 4 L, Z5 , an 's 1.431 EI 5 L- N-.. 13? 1 ha ,V if W , if ' fl f Af 4' I .3 41, 7594 1 ... 1- .am ' 4 GYLA WINIFRED LOGAN 4 RUSSELL LYON I 1 OIL Hou' I 1011410 luIIz. asketball '32, '3-4. B ,I 3 '14 L, y Q L! . 9 ' -- 4, 5 Ia 7 f ' 'U , fa -an ' 1' A -'if 14,1 -1 ' -2 . ,- ef 1 , I if J' ' ' 4542 sf? e ' 4' 122 -fffzii f 'X V . Q ,wa . , I If I 1, ' ag f.. WW' 1' 4 ROBERT MCCALL A singly lmir 0141 of flute taxis Us sbr1II0u'. Glee Club '33, '3-4: Radio Club '3l. 4 VERNON MADIGAN Tn makr a but It lux glory, Inu! to 151131 lbfm up is a II'ijfI'n'11l Mary. Football '31, '32, Basketball Man- ager '33, '34, 4 MARVEL MANNS LiilIu I Ink, my uunlx un' few, 4 GERALD MAXEIELD Thou 1111117 lm! IUIIVIJ thi' frm'- Ilom of my mind. Chemistry and Physics Club '32, '33. 4DORIS HELEN MEI-ILBERG Shy li :ull fvanl llmt is well Sut- nfi1'1I. You uill ull look up lo me some Iluy, brtulm' I'm ,going in for uI'iafiar1. Glider Club '31, '34. 4 ELEANOR MCVETY SiIruf, smuII fmII Sf1IlII01lX. Matli Club '33, '34. 4 WAYNE MAHAR Soma an' u'iII', I 0lbI'ru'iIc. Si-,imming '33, '33, '34, Football '31. 4 INGA MARKLUND Su 1411vH1'I'lI'I1', so frmzposmf of mind. Book Store, National Honor So- ciery. 4 FRANCES MAXWELL An Ill1L131lH'IlI,U Iasx is Ihr. Basketball '32, '34, Girlx' Swim- ming Club '33. 4 GEORGE MELLEN Br rureflzl, Arlanfx fall is sup- jvoswl' In IJaI'r bafvprnul ai fbi' approurla of EIT. President of Home Room 220. AI sight of thee, my gloomy soul rlnecrs up. 4 HELEN ELIZABETH MACCREEDH' You show as a junior and Scu- ior brre. Of your c0II1'ge record we bam' no fran. N. H. S., Ed.-in-chief of Toma- hawk '34, Editorial Ed. Toma- hawk '33, Math Club '32, '34, Basketball '32. 4 RICHARD MAIDEN W'f2c11 thru' is nofbing rlsz' 10 do nigbfx-I thinly. Biology Club '31. 4 ELOISE MASSMAN Belief to be I71l'1'fJ' llnan wise. Swimming '33, '34. 4 WILHELMINA EFFIE IVIAYTAG If lbuir hair is rail, SIJI' falls fluff' N.1t'l Honor Society, Bus. Mgr. Quivcr '34, Tomahawk '32, '34, Copy Ed. Tomahawk '34, Math Club '32, '34, Pres. 224 '34, Bas- ketball '32, Life Saving. 4 ANNA MILLER Tn gooil lo bi' Vlll'I'VJ' H7111 u'ix1' Orange and Black Club '33, '34, Debating '32, '34, Epistolae Scho- lac '33, '34, Math Club '32, '34, Senatus Romanus '31, Biology Club '32. I ,,. l Q LM V I 'FHM fl' 'N' l 1l1IhY4i 'l'lrrmin 1 Clvl' ' ' 1 I I . . ' 1 4Enwi11. NEW' ' luv-' , mfKl1 V l mn 4 X .swf 1' ' 'i 'll' of 1551 l l1+I1m Cf' I, 1 U flul ' . ' H IELQINE E- 'OR' Ia.. ffl 111W .fm ' lomzill ' 14, li.:-NI' IV' ' .Q lrrrrr' 5 K 1. lr.: Iii' ' 415m Umm llfuf I 5' ' Erwin: Luc.. il. Klub 1 I tw'- X 1. llit' L.: 1 lull '22 1 X 4ll0BER1 Own H ul fl, ,. Mr, Yi if LII Cl- X, :if '11, :I K Ei1l11'.'i1.1irI:1 Q , '- Hf:1l..,- L. l llliicitti Pimsn 'llm 41 ml HW, Jmlgl,-, 'J l QLJIXXI-1,3 S 4 1 --is 1.,,,,,, I 4 ELIA BERNICE Mouse 4 THOMAS MUIIIWHH' 111 ' HUM lfJ1' fnrl, l'111 1'11111111gl .'ll11'11x'x 111111113 11l1111y1 gum, xfu' lx l11'1s 1111111 fun 1l1'x111xf1111fJ 111 l1111,qf1111Q ilu' III1' lnulq 1l11y. ll11'y 111'1'. Math Club '32, '33, Clwmixtry Club '34, Gcrnun Club '3-l. 1X .. g ,3l151H 4 EUNA M. Nnutmk -111 1 , ' HM I11xl .1 11111111I1'-I lqulln 1111111111 , , NX 1113 1111x1'. 1 t iccrctnrv ut 101 '33, Vngc-prcs.11f ' 214 '33, Gxrl licscrvcs '33, '34, .IY Hnsturx' Club '11, '14, L'urx'1:nt , y 1.1t.Clulw'33,'3-1. 'N l 121111. 1 4EuGENE E. NORTH f 1l11L11x ',1.,,,,, 4 4 1,1 1111 11 V ,L1 11. 4 H x UA' MLC ' '- 1'l1x 1x H11 buy 111lf1 H11' 1111111 f1.111. uf1 1111, f11111 flu ,q11l1 Ju xf1111'. Tumaluwk '33, '34, Octet '33, '34, Vltc-prcx. Buvx' Lulu: Club '11, 'lrcdsurcr liuys' Lnlcc Llub '34, Truss uf 227 '11, Lluur 34 Bun LJLSUN Bl11xfJ111q 11 Mu' 1111111 of 11rI111', Student Luuncnl '31, '32, Radio Club '31, '32, Llxcm-Plmw. '33, 1 -. -Ll 34, Math Llub 13, 1 Tummy l1.1wk 12, 1S. ROBLRT OWEN Hr nba f1l111f111 11 1111! 1111111 11 l11'11l1'. Sec. uf june Class, Vannly Eme- b.xll '32, '34, Quivcr, Varxlty lin- ke1b11l'35,V.1rx1ryCIub'l2,'14, Prus. 111 Home Ruum 227 WZ. NIARGARET PARRISH 1'l1u11y 1111' flu' f1'11'111lx uf 11 1111'1'1',y fo11,:g11e. 4SHIiRXY'OOD Llixvls N1.1.soN 4J1xcK NEXY'k1AN .lll 4111-111 1111'11 1111' 1fy111,q, 1111.f l IL 11111f11l, N11 111.111 111 II11- 111111111 f1'1'l mf 111xu'lf. 15 l1111f1111,Q. 111-Y Qlub '33, '34, Suumlus Ru- 3'xtt'-pro. Scnmr Lips '34, S1117 nmnus '31, '32, Tlnrd lj.ulictb.xll dt-nl 11111111.11 '14, l'111,1tb,1Il 'R23 '32, Student Cuunul '32, Tumi- 111-X' '1-4. lun lx Sl:11f'33. 4 Avis O'B1.kRY 4P1vm11 K C. O'DE11. Not only ,qu111l, flu! ,q1111.l 1111 I 111 111, 11111x111'1111'l11 111, u1111l1. 5 t!7 '-4- Cluur 1111-Q Club '32, '13, Autu- Vlcc-prcs. uf Humu lu11111n11cx n.u1t1u 1 lub '31, '32. Klub '32. 4 Q,1RE1'C.HhN IXLIHA Oss1x11xN 4N1.x'hNL Dux.-xL11 B1.1111x 111111 quml 1111161 ,qu f111111l .X'111'111, 111lf1 f111 xfnk f111l1f11'11' 111 f111111l. f11111, 11111l11, l.111,uf1x, .1111l ffm Student Quunml '31, '33, Lnulu 1 1'1 1 'V- XY't1111uu, Qunvcr '34, l,l.1ytr.11l- Studunt Luumgll '12, '33, Upcrcl- crs '32, '34, On1:Act l'u5t1v.xl '32, 1.1 '33, Rnddlu 111 lux, L,Itt'c.I11l1 Lnrl Rt-serves '31, '34, '1'r1:.n, Lnrl '32 '31, 1-Xrl Club '33. Ruxcrxux '33, '34, 4 XJIKGINIA ALICE PAml11.1,1 4 Rosu LA PARc.1gLLs ll11' 111f111'x 1111 1111111y, f111 1.111111 Il.1 1f1l1'111111111l11111 111111 11111l11111111 1111 f1'11, liwlugy Llub '32, lixxlwtball '3 4 FRED PARTRIDGE Bluff I 111' S1'1111f111' 111 I'1'1x11l1'111. Track, Syracuse North 1-111411 ' H1-Y Club. 11111 111111 fu: 1111 !11111111f 1111- 1 um, l,111nmt1t1.1l Klub '12, N1.xtl1Llub '34 4PATR1t.1A S. PATRICK 5 Uf1' l'11' g.111111l 111111lfJ1'1 j11111111f 13. -I-111 I 1111117 lf1111k 11 111111114 1f11 gun? ,lunutur 15111, Lstm Llub. Z I C .1 , 5' yf ,,, gf : ' 9 11 I ,' '1 1, f- ff L. Q- -' I4 , 1 3 ., , 1,311 , Z! +1 ' fm'-f , f ,. ' Q11 In .. 46 1 I f ' V 4' ff, .J1 W-'ff ' 1' . . ,,, I ff , ' ' 1, --.J , . .. 1 ...LJ '11 of Z 0 211 , Z, ,, .1 - U- 1 V' i .111 11571,-'P' Q- 1 f 1 ,I 1 ,, ,f 5 11 1. 1 'Zim 1, ,--.- 1 - 'vu 11 11 1 5: Q Eg 11 1 3 I 1 1. 'iff 1,412 4 ' Aff f W f X 0 ,, 5 , 1' 5. Z y ff ffl 1 ' 6, '24 1 -Q 4 .1.. ,L f 'Z , 1 bttt . A 1 Q97 9 -I Q Difl V. . JV L in-, I , ,-..- ' -:: 'P . A 'X .ls- zffgff 4. . 1 , - 6- 'v In-if ' , 3 'I A iff .1 99. 21, 'f A, , Q Y 'aw ii fn Anal., 9 Ir- ' A 1 1 ,Q-.W af GA ' gg. 1 ' s 1 ff Q 1 ,, f sw .I ' I - ' ' A '-,-:- f I Q , Us ri A 1 'I I v'Q .13 ,C f I Q 4 A 4, -' A- N1 , v me A -I it . , 'V ,-A I Y RW 5113, ' 'B r 3 'F' fs., , ? gf' A- av- . -I . , jf. 1 . A 1 5 f 0 1 4 ROBERT PAUL I bali' fn lI'I1I'I', lfrfuliii' you lcunzz, lfn' fI't1I'fII II zI'ii'jI In wi' Im' qu. 4RL1SS12LL C. PERKINS full Ifmq lu' lu' Iulfv lugs full lI'.II1. lm! Ilmifr fn fi! in his Forif I1II1I,lIiIII'. Glue C lub and Chuir '31,'341TCI1- nis 33, 34. 4 D. MARIE PIIELPS 'Tl1 II II'nII1IIII'x j1I'II'1lIjq,' lu IfJaI1,U1' fwr IIIIIIil. CunImcrCi.1l Club '32. 4 WILLIAh'1 Po WELL 'TiI lun' ffm! Irmfcrx fbi' uuriil gn mIIIm'. ChIIirAC,lcc Club, 4 ROY E. REEDY W'fIi1t Imlfqiw IDI' ynnfli su lnzsfifzil Iunl ,In .qIuII'P Onc Act Festival '33, House uf Representatives '33, '3-1. 4-TACK ROBERTS .'1iliIIg Ii lm lmlzlry. Girls? Ob, jus! II fini! One Act Festival '33, Playcraft- ers '33, '34, Messiah, MaCBeth: Chuir. 4 ROY STANLEY PEARSON HI'I'i' I IIIII. YI' ft'lIlll'Y Ifrunxvls, ynfnrg IIIIII lmuilmiln' as you X l'.' Ilcbating '11, '34, Omlur '32, 13.111115 Inntg Legs '31, Peg O' My Hc.Irt '33, Orange and Black Club 31, 33, Biulngy Club '31, Pres. PlJycr.1fters'31,3Z. 4 MARX' KATHERINE, PERNA Uri fn'I' lu .II1IIlI', 1l'x II1IIlfJ Amir u'l1ilI'. Bnsl-Ictb.Ill '32, '33, Hume Room Tr,-gt, 'Sig Ynlley ISIII '11, '32. 4 TONY PIETZ GI'I'uli'r Izlblrlm hai I' l1i'I'II knouwz fm! II I' Iluulfl if. FIni.b.Ill '31, Varsity football '32, '33, Track '31,'331VJrsity Club '31, '34, Tumbling Club '31, '3-4. 4 LAWRENCE P. PROKSCH Cliff: lu Iulri' 01' fufiofldl llm11gfJfs. Band '30, '34, Swim. Team '33. '14, Life Saving '34, Boys' Glue Club '33, '34, Choir '33, '34, Prcs. uf 103 '32, 4 FERN LUCILLE RENDER sl-it lx I1 I,lII'I'I'fIIl XIV, arm' a guoif xfmrlf' Phycrnfters '33, Home Econ. Club '31, '32, One Act Festiml '33, Baakctball '32, '34, Volley Ball '33. 4HLLEN GRACE ROONEY 1-'I'nu'IIi uri' VIII, III bwr rI'1II'rl0ry. 4 MARGARET E. PELICAN P. H. S.'I qmfru of flat' i1'oI'if's. Accrimpanist for Choir, Boys' Glue Club, Chaminade, Orchestra, His- tory Club '33, Outside Music '32, '34, Life Saving '33, Alumni Chorus '33, '34, W'inncr of Dc- troit Dis. Music contest '33. 4 JACK PETERSON GIrli? Tlwj' 1I1'lL'V' 1l'0fl'j'ilV1f'. Band '31, '34, Track '32, Band Club '3-l: hiclth Club '3l. 4WILBUR PONN MiIItizll-I' ijrrizlcizzg, u big lilllr buy. Tumbling Club '31. 4 ORVILLE L. PROKSCH 3VfJj', ob ulI3, Jo lbw girls ruxb 77ll'?', Chnir '32, '34, Boys' Glee Club '32, 'F-8: Student Council '32, '33, Octut '33, '34, Small Chorus. 4 KEITH RILEY TlIIII I IVll31.bil.'f in Ibis Imm. Prus. of Home Room 201 '33, Tumbling Club '31, Student Cuuncil '33, Outside Work '32. '3-4. 4 MERLIN Row-'E TfII' Irurlil Ii bvfon' yan! CQL JIXXL-I xv 5- R06 MU J,,1IIIIfl 'll Hill... 'Hz lu 13.111 ' Q, '5I: ':4: Pres- :JH wi, 'films 'l UI '31, 4EL1iX10FTH W wir ,,,,I IUIIl1J 'l ,,- IIJ-1 1 ' bl, ,, IIIllI Outml: Wll H4555 XIIRLAL Stl-IABITZ H,I IIN - HMA 1, 1I.. 1l ' I' QRLIH SU-1131 NA Rwr 2 MH E- II .H I mt' 'n 4GoIIIoN SHIIIQ H I.. mi iu.1,mA.,J- Tl1l'Il1t'1TT --QU . lllmixyg 5, Tl I-I Irf' I.. IAIII 0.tnNfI'x1 3, 7 Infiubwl Bm Q i 'E lu wwf ,,, ll l lux 'l fl, , lm M Xlyjlv' .:.,m X, . lx ,Hllx , XX x li U ? v. ,W ,S fn 'l 4 4 EDMUND S. ROGERS How :fo ,vnu spell' lm fuugfr? Gulf '31, '34, Varsity Club HU. '34, Prcs. 225 'ilg Vice-pres. 301 '22, Trams. 2114 'Hg Sludcnl Coun- uil 'Xl. 4 ELLsxvoRTH SAGE lu uur lmzrfx lrruurlll fful vurlfr, um' ffm! nl rmufx nzvuslzrvd bv bil nurffJ. Ouuidu work. 4 HELIZN lVlAkLLAURITE SCHABITZ Ihr fuur ix .lx lfmrlgmlfvll' ru fwfr 1n'mf. llumu lc. Club '31, '12, Bnlxct- l-1ll'4I 'W 4 Run-1 SCHUlNIALHl:R EMU lm! nmkrs me shmfdevf' Sec. Ruum 224 '13, 4 GORDON SHAFTO Hu umy srunz nrmlm! fm! fuk nor ru xl1.,'. Third rcnn1foulb.1ll'1l, Hand '51, l-L 4 MARIAN NE SMART I'fJv ryrs' haw 'it', Orchestra '33, '34, Treas, ol Lat- in Club '3l: Band '32. 4 RUBY SANFORD Mr'rr1fy, lrlwrrlfy sfluff I fill' url, Daddy Lung Legs: l'l.1x'rr.1fLuw. One Act Percival. 4 Lois SANDISON .'l uwrulrul lfyul ll ull wilful .unf hqlmm, lx .1 zlxun ul fluff. lluxmrv Llub ll. 4 V1vmN lYlARR SQHRRIBLR Xfu x lxrfrmlflfx muff, .fulfill will lmu, ufml .1 fuzwl lu wi H1 lfn' fzfr' uf xonn' fum. llnmc Rmnn Prcs, '11, '44, SLU' Juni Luunul '31, 'll, Isl Vu:- pruxldcnt Hlxtory Club 'll 4 NLR hu, Saou l'.f flku lu fu' xnrfll' xu':'l'f Qqlrfu z'Jfrnlim'. H1-Y Llub '33, '54, Orclwslra 'lI, '34, Glider Club '51, '32, Cllcm-Physics Club '33, '34, Ush- ers Club '31, 'l-l, String Quar- luuc 33, 54. 4 lN'lAliC,ARl:T E. SHEARLR I flaw ll ffrlnf uvlfl mum fur u1'l'r'y fum, 4 DESMOND R. SMITH Dou'l 1c'r1r'ny nffmll u1c,l'lf L'fmu,Qv by aml by. 4 KATHERINE SAD1 lull Vw n llfqr l'm11z'n1x, um- .fury vm! knuu' zufml In ujull Prcx. Current Ln. Club 'KL '54, Qulvcr, Girl licwrvcx '32, '54, lllxlmx Clulu'll,Cyn1l1xlnlJ1tum '42, Vnrv-prcx, llumc linmrn ZI4. 4jAmhs Ali'lHL'li SAVAQE xl umm' xlfnfmux fwy rnuflf fzwwr fn' frmmf, fur Io fm fluukx fn' mrwfv n fvrnuillf' N.nr'l ll-Jn-fr Suuuryg Band '31, '44, H1-Y '42, '34, Cluplmln Hn- Y '33, 'l'm11.ll1.1wlx '31, '34, Prus. llumc lilunn 322 '52, Niall. llub '21, Pro. ll-,mu Room 214 4LAcm' L. Sunm-LER 'fluulfrlr funlvfnf fuutfmff f1l'ru. lwmlbnll Varsity, '52, 'Hg linsliclf b.1ll Vmrxllx 'lit '14, lmwblll V.1rs1ly '32, 'l4, l--wrball Sccund 'l'u.1m '31, lhskctball Seumd lulm 'ET 4 GhUliCh SLRIBNLR I lfmfl knoll ufJnfJ nu. I flkr. fm! rulxum ulfl fn' dll n,qfJl. 4 SVANLEY S1605 'I'fJr ,unl ffm! ,qrlx un' lx fluffy. Xl.ul1 4 lub 'Kl, '34, Radio Club WI. '12, c.hQm.Phv5. club 'AL l-43 lxfc Xlvlrug 34. 41. E. SMITH Hu'x lv muff mlm ufmlll lun 1: l5.1wb.1ll 'B I . I C 5 WM.. ., ' 4 :Wy . , I W9 C 9 f gift' ' Q ' -'I I ,Q 1 W., ' ' 5 42 . Q, f- n u rf ZZ , 4 J ' ff V: . 3 lf.. 4 I Z 1 J 44 45? -8 1 -I, ! J JL QA as-X ,f 'ft' 4 , , 3 5- . 14,5 -4 , M ' 'X A V in fu' ,- -A .cf 'Q f .Mn '.:n?JiIf ZZ ,Z nf, 'iq 'S' T . Qiffg ' ,i p 3 Q ' : H T 'O f if 4 . T ' 4' if 1 -V.. A -f'. 'Y 7, gg: . 4' 4.24 223' . , ig. f, . 1 ii, . F W 4 , 6 fi - 6- 1 . , I , 1 . V . ' 1 ' -' ' ,sf .1 E . -3- . -L . 7 ' '77 .WH ' 1 3 1 ' L 4 L , , . 0 va. A , . l 5:1 A. If ' . ' F ,v fl , ' 1 2 4- , f '.' . ' f' -i 1 Z, , 4 fi . , - .. . '. - , ' 7 -5 v vf 41: if ' 2 4 CHARLES E. SNYDER Tilt, ini, my niun-fbi' girl: wwf! hurl you. Nlalli Club '31, '32g '33, '34. 4 CARRY STAGG C.n1'i hip lui iwm' will rmiuvnse ii'pi1mli'il. Swimming Team '32, '34g Varsity Club '33, '34, Vice-Pres. Of Var- sity Club '3-4: Pres. Of Varsity Club '3-lg Swnnining Club '32, '3-4: Tennis '31, '33, 4VERNA RUTH STIER i-llilulii lvlixy-always hippy. Nacional Hunur Suciurv. 4 EDNA SUNDWALL 'SfJi' lain im! firmly 14'urili. Hume Eciinornics Club '31, 4jOHN A. TASHJIAN Hi i illfrrrni ulariz gun know him. Malli Club '3l, '3-lg Radio Club '3lg Tumbling Club '34. 4 DOROTHY THURSTON ,l 'Dal' lllfll il il11Sb. Nniiii-wal Honor Socictyg Quiverg Tnmaluawkg Epistolae Scholaeg ,I iurnalism: Sec. of Girl Reserves '33, '3-lg Trcas. of Cur. Lit. '33: llixuiry C lub '3l, 32. 4 PAUL J. SPADAFORE Bi'u'un'! I may yrf ilo something .sw1xalionul, Varsity Football '33: Reserve '31, '32, 4 GERALDINE ELAINE STARKS Gi'r1lll'ril'ii, tbu nzati-lJli'ss grace. Choir: Marli. Club: History Club. 4 VELDA K. STILES WT lcimu' nothing of fomofmw -our lmsinrss ix lo be good ima' happy friday. lli-ilugy Club '32, History Club 'Hg Volleyball. 4 KENNETH SUTTON Hguliloriz bi' smilviif' Band '31, '34g Outside W'Ork '32, '3-l. 4 HAZEL AGNES THOlX1SON Bitfi'r lu ln' iirmll illlil xlvinr, ibim lo ln' liirgr will riixf iz shallow. Girl Reserves '3-lx Math Club '31, .1 , 4 NOILMA SPENCER A uivrry smile for e1.'e1y0111', 4 rippling laugh xo full of fun- Sec. Current Lit. Club '33, 342 Girls' Arhleric Club '3lg Basker- ball '3l: Gym Exhibition '3Zg Girl Reserves '34. 4 JEAN STEERE Init iz little bit of u girl. But loix of pz'1x011alily. 4 GRACE STROHSCHEIN Womlvrouily giffril will: good looks and bnzins. Sbt' raplureil a bmrl u'iffJo1if any pains. Debating '33: Orange and Black Club '33, '3-6: Math Club '31, '32, Treas. '331 Home Room Treas. '33. 4 DOROTHY M. SVUEET Sly has il linux ami hungry look. Sb? lbirllir too 1nul'fJ. 4 GILBERT PI-'HRAV' N TOD' 495' .im i-af14 ' ill Tumbling Gu ' fwzbzllfll 4lloi'R.Tlf TL. .in ,,,Hi ' if im-' ' iff' M A Q Tuml il1 ' 'I ' Club 'lf iELEA50Rl.llL1U l l ..,-T . gf gi, - :fb A Mu, -K' ilfiz iw! Bmlclbill FI. W fi 011-1.: Ferns lDoxiuil'oQu 'lla lu: 'J . T IRLTI-ixuii Num l I ilmft ln'lii'i'i' in low al firsl Hi-ilwfg,',5 -V ,U xigbl, but I ilo ln'lir1'r in Ink- ilvnipwq-,,j ,', . ing il ii'fonJ look. ll1i'fi'i:.zlaJii , .H ill. 4 RAY TIBBITTS 4 LOUIS TIORAN 4lliRyE'iyHlmY Thu u'urlil lvrloiigs I0 flu' uncr- pl lilouur nf uiiuiy horns. lIil,,,iA. ,V ny ' - an ' l 'fi i Sfflf- Trcasurrr 304 '31, Golf Squad l'ullaluai1b0lc ' '33. ' QL HX!!-I fliimel. Luv Ml-1,5 U, 4DEAN Tomas TIM-v rouqnur who believe lbry Can. Tumblin' Club' Basketball and 2, s Football at Lake Orion, 4 RUTH MARIE TLHWNSEND Of farr brar! l'll have nom, fm 'ni given hfKi'u. Girl Reserves: Home lxeununales Club '32, 'Hg Sec. Girl Reserves ll ,3., .H 4 Rox' R. TRENT ll multi-n noi u'f.ml you an llmugfat In ln' lvuf wlaa! you arf. Tumbling Club '32: Swimming Club '13 4 ELEANOR LILLIAN Xl.-XNCE MTM' nlilrliwl rflaumr um! ilu' gun- tlflf fJL'dr'f. Basketball '32: Swimming '33, '3-4: One-act Festival. 4 DONALD VQGEL Aly iguurilmr ii rllilli'isll1gl 4 RUTHMARY XVALTERHOLM5 Her favurl lrki' lbw umuu ix wwf ifnlugiflqftluil lift ffm' mmm, ffavrr ix alwayx u :mm zu ii. flume lie. Club '3l: History Club '32. 4 MARY E. WHITTEN Aly lwpvy uri' Im! uluuvt n'a1l:i'J, lm! I ulways hope, 4 E1.lzM3ETH UllRl.ANlJ Hllrljvjn um l frnrrl mln' I am frrr, llnfvy 1.1117 lfwrx .Ill fu' iurxtvnliwl like mf? klunr WF, 'lk Llaamlnade Club 'XX,'l-lgSl11.lllCl1lrrlls'i-lglrlplc 'lwriwl Uutslile Nlusie. 4 JACK VANLE 'fl mlm nf lnurluullr, plraxfng naw. llil-ne Ruinn Treas. 2013 Baskct- ball Rt-xerxe 'UL lwmtball Varsltv .W 4 ELI S. Vos IJANOI-'F Sfl.1u4qt' ii lfu fuurl of mlm. House of Rep. '32g Orange and black '32g Claem.-Plavslcs Club '31, '33: Bio. Club '33, Pres. '33, '3-lg Adv. Manager uf Debates '32g Adv. Manager One-act Festival '33 and Daddy lung legs 'Sl. 4 Susu. XVI-,BER Bow may zrmlr, mmf fmvv may qu: but I'll go fm forrz'vr! Peg O' My Heart '33g Playcraft- ers Club '33, '3-1: Student Council 331 lllstury Llub 31. 4 ELLKANORE L. WILKINS 'Shv'i .1 qnfrl girl, 11111 urn! unlil jun .gui mi11n1l11li'i1. President of Home Room 212 '33g Sec. and Treas. of Home Rulvrn 212 '3Zg History Club '31, 'wx Basketball '3Z: Student Council. 4 Huw Alan TREBILCOLK ,lly will lfnuflx lun' umllt'1l'i lfmhi .xml jullfm all they laugfvl mr. 'liraels '12, 'UQ Varsity WW. 4 B1 A l num l,1-,xulus XIANCI HSM' fun llmp ynv uf liz lug null rrrr- luilmlq fu lv. Home Rmsm l'resii.lcnt Zltwg Home lt-rn-nmts C lub: Vullex ball team. 4 llLLlX J. XIITASINSKY l,i'.nl lm' lu lbw frlluu' lfmf Saul. 'lylzrrvrlllii' li Bf1ii'. Student Council '32, '33g Vice- prizs. Hume Ruuna 2Ul: Futtball Reserve '3l: Basketball Rcscrve '31, 4 DEvoNA E1 LLN XWXAI RER Alu'u1i irrv quzrl bn! fair zum' lfaulli .1 ttrfalv 'fn . Student Cfuuneulg Sec. Home Rumn l2l: Basketball. 4 RUTH E. XYYHITE I ylmzfnil nl lull' lui! luwllm' l1rm'i. lnteretl bert- In 'l3. 4 FM' M. XY,II.LER Ali xfmllrx l1lu'llvl'i 11'0H'v me. Biology Club '3lg History Club '33, '34. .IC Difl J 1, . V- ff, 'K ? Q X Aq- ,W-W 1. f. 41' fa v- if -4 A' f 4 rf 4' A. fy 'K N 311' W- .' 1' , J ,, f 7. , , 'vi' vw - . 'af ' br ,ffyf I' 1, , l . L. . 1 LJ l l 1 , 6 9 K V. 3 , Q , . 2 R Y 1- fwrqt. I Q f ' J V 'if f l ,yy 'fwr' ::.v:Qj?',4y '417 , 7 4- . ,., f . I 5 3 or t -.. 1 . ,, .4 X ' U V I T f' 1,32 s , , M 1 , -1 .I ' 'in . ' fi 5'l,'i:, r J . IUMA. 'f I - ,:af2Z:L? ,', ' ' 51 an E' ffffgi q:-::,.v,s- ff ,W . v' g it ' K f .Q , V , ,,,1,,, - i 4 , J Q 4 . ff'- wr.-,..,...' ,5'J 4JAMES xVl1.LlAMS Hr uuuIIIn'l run If fu' IIlIIIl'l pun, fm In' hui .1 gill HI rn ri' flats. Football '31, Track '52, 'B-4, Tumlaling Klub '33, '34, Boxing Club '33, Ushers Club 'll, '5-4. 4 EARL WILSON 'HJ W'bI1l tim I ilu lo muh' miwlf form rr I-:nuu'I1? BJIIJ 'Kl, '3-l. gil J, gf 5 Y If 4 CHARLEs WISER ' 1 LItu'I1lll4ig lmlfcrv lbw win' lViSf'Y. , ' Band 'll 'K+ Ass't Mana cr of 'x '51 Band '33, Manager '34. . V ,, 15' Q 4' ' - 4 GEORGE ZAHA 'I' 'N1 Tbir1k11Ig mukes a iailxfird man. ,Q , Fm Fu-irball Reserves '32. f L ,, ' ' I... fff 6' 9 J , mat - 4 LENA ZUMBRUNNEN -- ' As long ui I can avoid il, I'lI i n , 3 A nrwr bi' unhappy. X , Q W, Basketball '31, '33, Orange and ' 25,2,' 'I ' f ,.'Pv'ZJ.! Black '31, '33, Debating 'Sli H : H A '- Chem.-Phys, '32, Sec. of Tumb- V L. V' . -. ' ling Club '32. W- 4 GEORGE W. BURT V r TrII you Irlml I Iilcu bvxi, Iikt' in 5 I ini! I0 gr! ou! will rvst an' not Z Z ZW' 6 work ul rmllaing else. L . I TOmalI.Iwlt '33, '34, Hi-Y '32, 9 , ' 'X Y ' ' '34, Football '31, '32, Ushers Club Y Y '13, '34, biology Club '32, History Club '3l. 4 RUTH E. Wll,SEY Il ii ruwvr lo know bow lo tpruk llmu fl is fo keep silenl. I. lnglisli Club Sl, 32. 4WINTON IVIERXVYN GUY I'HI url inlfvurlillll Iglly, I alll, C lIOir '30, '53, Lilac Club '30. '33: Manager Of Music Of Clwir ,In-I mee Club '31, '33, 4 MARTIN WOEHL UD IIN Irmfnl lu In' IIIIIJIIIIIIIII' IIIII1 mu. 4 CASMIR ZELINSKI Hu7IXd0ll1 IS IIN priufipal thing, tbcnfforr gr! uisdomf' 4 KATHERINE BAscH 'IKHIIJFYIIII' graifzzalvd, il Iva: only I1 malfw of lime. 4 FLORICE CLARK Mighty is xbf' 'who ronquz'rs. Volleyball '31, Swim. Club '32, Cvlee Club and Choir WZ: Typist On Tomaluwk '34, 4 CLARE WILSON l'nI ulwayi In basle, bu! m'1'1'r in u hurry. Football '31, '33, Outside Work, Track. 4 MARGARET ESTHER Wlsi-, Hur mannur Ilefinvs bu. 4 JOE WOIDA FI'u' uurili lull u'isv. Gulf '33, '34, Football Reserves '32, Swim. Club '33, 4 EDITH PAULA ZLOTNICR Hurfc bou the piano sings be- nralb bor fingers! Orchestra '31, '34, Outside Music, Orchestra and Band Club '31, '32, Girl Reserves '33, '34, History Club '32, '33, Fine Arts Orchcy tra '33, '34, Sec. of 126. 4 BELLE BAXTER Hwy, could I borrow your nah'- book. 4 CLARENCE COLLINS A Ivisr' mun cbangvs his mind, a foaI, never. 'QL IlX!l-l 4 NEWTON .14 ilu'l ' 'nl' ,Mui ' Hnmr ID ol hir Club: W- 'ff l'l llgr. Tffl I' ' 4RIcH-IRD Glo' Milli QRWL Ou LII Bw,-I J, 3' U3 Bind. lt-,ar 11 Club 4CLIlFORD W. KI H iw. 1: ,JY lladtli lr, Lrg- 1 mm 12 Un:-ztt Clin: leiiirr 'ii 1 '34, Hrturr Cu: W1 'il:C1:::I il 'CHARLES Siiixiii - iw lam, ,. , in IIE. In mhz. I mf' 1 Aixam SIIIIIIIL 'IWWYA anl ,q,,,,M mi, --.I I S-llllfllil .,,. .-.., Illini 15, 'Q I' iiiiwz,-,Q 'if 41 Wllxnjx ,if,,,,b 1 Nikki! '- if,,i . V i llxivmlt K 'A' H1111 in bvii1,ty,,, til 4 u.wZ.,:x1 w,1,, 4m,,5Eu E1 4u,35x1,tC0UlN' ,-' ri 1 1, ir 4 NEWTON DEMPSEY rl Jnlrfc-1cfw1'u bt' bud his lr:- wus. Pres. of llume Ruum 210 '32, Fuutball Third Tram 'ilg Arclwry Club: Mgr. St-cond Fuutball '33g Mgr. Tennis '32, '31. 4 RIL1'1ARD GROGAN S1'l.luff1 1'.H1'l,S1'l1lum ilmff, A'z'1 1'r ifm11'I, 1'V1'1'rr 1lor1'l. 4 RONAL ORR LIEBLER Bl1m'J H1 Zfmnlqfvlw fu' n'1'nn'J. Band, Football: Track, Varsity Club. 4 CLIFFORD XV. KELLER Hu flliljl lbt ullitm lull. Daddy Lung Legs '31g Little VVO- men '32g One-act Festival '32, Clieer Leader '33, '34g Puppet Club '31, '32, Playcraftcrs '31, '3-1: History Club '31: Basketball '31: Circus '31, 4 CHARLES SHANAHAN W'fJul lJ11pp1'r1s I0 mr is tuppumf I0 bc, so nalbmg fzrr bolfyvrt me 4 ARNOLD STAMMAN W0rr3' nml Arnold have ncvtf met, n Student Council '3Zg Reserve Bas- ketball '31, '3Z: Varsity Basltet- ball '32, '33. 4 ROBERT GREEN HALGH ln puvzsllt' mum! lu' roumt lbw lmlll, lmuiirzg fm fair muiJ1'n'i 1'.lllx. Swimming Club '33: Archery Club '31, 1'1n-Y '34, Scmur Iifu Saving '33. 4 DELBERT HAVl1,AND I'l11ll1'r lfjfx :milfs Lmxlzfly will yan rlligbl' lrilll film urullml IDN u'urlu'. H1-Y Club '32, '3-1: Usliurs Club ws, '54, 1'1ixtury Club '31, '12, .,,, Clwcm.-PlTxxitsC.lt1b 3-, 33. 4 RUTH MLRZ 5f11-'T ,qui rfiylfvnz nz har slrnfef' Hitt-:ry Club '31, Vice-pres. 317 ,,, 4 KENNETH PAUL W7fJx' l1'0II'f you girl' yozlrirlf up? 4 EVA SOLDUSKY Oh-u'f70'x your lrzlrxf flume? Gym 1fxhibition'32, '33, 4 GERTRUDE E. ENSXVORTH To worry about lonzorrow is lo be 1H1lJt1pI',1' lmlayf' Home Econ. Club '33, '34, presi- dent. 41iRANCES GUINAN !'imrlm11i lu ull, bu! mlmzuli' Lrzlb fmt. 4 C1.1.h'1LN'1' LILMANSKI A in foul mlm In say llllffllilg of lm ful, Fuutbmll '31, '13: On Varsity squad '32, '34, Track '31, '33, Varsity C lub '11, '3-4, Basketball Mgr. '31, ,V 4 VIIKCINIA MERZ RHI fun it mil urlnlfml' tiring lu fzrr l10u'. '1'Onul1.1wlt '32, '3-1, News Editor '33, '3-bg Sec. Trcas. Humc Rmim 214. 4 JOHN PORTER Why in tlwuuglvlful IOBHP- llsluklug izfmnl NN f1ztnn'?' 4 CIPA SOLOLION A u'urk1'r, llwugb allways YFGJJ' for a good !im1'. N. H. S4 Asx't Editor Tomahawk, Editor Epistolae Scholae '32, '3J: History Club '31, '32: Chem- Plmysics Club '32, '33g Math Club 33, 34. 4 lVlARIAN P. OWEN Gri'i1l is brr kzwuflrdgr, aml bw mul 5ir1r1'w, Student Council '331 Math Club '31, '32, Clmir '31, '34g Clmmin- .ldc Club '31, '3-1. 1 ll'1.. , I ' I 5 Z tif! ' f'7 A 9 G ' 4' . ' fr Cf fs L 1.7 t 1 . f' 'ual A 9 1 I f , if v . 'Q I 4,1375 .215 . N..- x if , , f f A . l '1 ff ' Z 1' it 57, f .rj '3 't ' Lf 5 I, ,Q 'C sz- 4, f-' . , ' ,I ' 1' fig,-Q' 'U' , i' Q- 2 ,o- 1 fr .n 3 7 L LL. X gms 4 f . 1-nfi Q v '-2'l A 7 , un... ,,,,, A . , .,,. 7: . , ,W ' W1 Sh 4 GRACE E. L1-:ARNED . 1' 11111 111111111 111'11' 11'1l11 111' Wilb- OII1 1111 11'1111111. 4 DRL's11 LA 1X.NIvRR1mN W',1!111 111111 11111 11 M111 111111'l 11 111 111 1.111. Xl.1tl1. iklulw WI, 'HJ C11m'l Club WI. 4 HAROLD L. NIOTT ll 1111! 1.1r1' 1. ,Y11j111111111 11111 l1711.l li.1x111q Club '33, '3-4. 4 LJOROTHY NEV1 N2111 ' X11111111.1111 !111k111Q 111111'111111'. 4 CAROLINE RE11-1ER Yun 111111 111'1' 111111 l11F1'Il r111f111g. Lubrarx' axsixcnnmrc I'1,1Aku1b.1ll. 4 FRANCES STANLEY HS01111' 1111! 1111! 11'111111x. Q1111 1111! idle. Llistnry Club '32, 31111111 x111'1 '1' 11111 4RHL'1'A L11.1,YLRo1' ll 11111 111' 1111117 0111111 111' 11111111111 111 111' ,qu 1111111g. U1'cl1cst1'.1 1l. '3-4: O1'cl1csLr.1 Q lub Rl. 4 LILAN1 ISAU1 LII Lua .xx 1111' 111111.' 111' 1f1111x, I111' 1111111' 111' 111 11111 1q11111'.11111'. 4 NIERRIIII NlAYl R I 111111' 1111 111111111111 1111111111 1111'f' hurl Rusurxuxg l'1111l11g5 Club, Xul- lcxlull. 4 AIARYIN P1 DLRSON TO111k 11111111, 1111110 1111113 111111 111111' 11'1S. 4IJoRQrm'L.SH11uR1AN .l11111'l11x 1111' 1111 1j1111111l1. Nwunwmungg l5.1Nlxctb,1ll '32, W34. 4 INA STUART Nui 11ry 11111, IIU1 l1'l'1 11111111,11111' j1111 111111 111'1'1l 111111 111'111 111' 1111. 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C11m'l Klub 111 Iinklxctbgll '31, 'Hg Tcnmx 1'l1.1mp, '31, 'Ng Mntlm. flulv 'EIL 'I'11n1:1l1.1uk '12, .I , ,A .W 521. !', I K 11 Ii . 5, In . , wg.. 41 171 2 1 , M A Q 5 1, I s f ., f 11' wwf. if E ' 75 1, Q' ' f A 12' ' A lv ' ff 1 ju A -- M 51 Ya 'I , 4 . 1 41 U 4- ' va. ' 11.6 . R' 'V if 1, v 4, 1' ,111 ' 'M Q' A. 41 A Z V E- J an X I ' IC SA , r I 1 cgi. .f V1 in CARTER hm lull rm l 'll lull gl K Hx RD Him I HJ, ,,. In l nullvinf vlmvr' gill vl tlymlz, fn ' Btumuox ll. SQHMDER Sf f -, W.illif1,,,,,,WKMM ,.g mu.. li-'TVN Club 'Qu' il, Ulm l.I Tous 'T' gl asv' mfs, ilzll 'oi vi- mn! Istiirg ii. Omg: llxl Blizt C.: H, l.:eSiving'i1:Homf E: in Clin H 4 Ross Wins 71- pri mln! sim mu 1l l' :bat W lzif wil Piicrnrrri 'll 'll' En5l G 1 Oimde Wil- 4RostIICHV'l ' ,J ii I 'wif H l 'l: mb 1.1 x,H,,,,u ml .J ' ' 1 B 'U Gab. HioloSl' Lirrsn- ' Club, 0.55.-ser: X 2 4 LEMPIE KEMP MorlesI, quirl, and ihoroughly rapablvf' 4 STAIT LLOYD lf farm' romrs aflrr rlrafh, l'm in no frurry for il! Onc'aCt Festival 'UQ Playcrafters: Choir '31, '32, 333 Glee Club '31, WZ. 4 MELVIN SKELTON You um ulwuyx tall a Srfnior, lm! you rarmol fvll bim In1Irh, Swimming Team '32, '33, '34: Football Team '33, '34, Varsity Club '33, '34, Swimming Club '32, '33, '34, 4 CASE LANG I am tbl' bmi pal I 1-wr bad. Third Team Football '31, '32, Captain, 'JZQ Basketball '3l. 4 MARIE KINMAN I lim' in lin- rounds of jollifyf' 4 BURNELL MCALLISTER Thr u'orlil'x no lwfter if we worry. Football '30, '32g Baseball '31, '33, Varsity Club '33, '34, 4 LEONA WALLS Happy-go-llivky, from ran' I am free, Nothing Ibvn' is Ibn! balbrrx me. Basketball '32, '33: Life Saving '32, Swimming '32, '34, Home Ec. Club, Math. Clubg Tomahawk- Quiver Typist. 4 HOWARD MEAD Sim has mafli' rm' neglert my studios ana' madv me lose my lime. Entered from Santa Monica High 4 THEODORE Kl.UESMAN I profrxx no! lrllingg only lhix, lr! rarb man :lo bix buf. 4 MARVEL MCCARRICR Br good, Suwt maid, and lr-I who will br L'l1'I'fr. National Honor Society. 4 GERALD HAVILAND Laugh amz' Ihr world laughs wilb you, Wfwp uml lbw lauglfx on you. 4 CARL MURRAY Good looking girls zwn' lsix only u-ony. History Club '30, '3l: Swimming Club '32, Biology Club 'Jl. r. ,V ,,.. , School, California, in 1933i 4 DONALD PARKER 4 HARRY CHARLES STAMAS Oh why should lifr all labor be? Don'! lv! sfudics inlrrferr wilh Entered from Albion High School in 1932. Plaofoless Seniors: FRANCIS BATZTOFF EVERETT BEST KENNETH CLEMENTS PAUL COOL LESLIE EUGENE EVANS ' FRANCIS FORGETTE LOYCE HOWARD your r'IlufaIion. Tumbling Club '31, '32. LOUISE HUEBNER THELMA HUGHES MARY ELIZABETH LANWAY FLOYDE MONROE RICHARD RABER LEE COLEMAN WALTER SI-IARAKO Ei 'l 6' 1. f nf, 1' WZ? C 'il i 1.3 4 l Y, .- A rf I ' V 4 ' 1 'WE C. ff LL 4 EJ yi! 4 ' ff- Z A ,, li I . 44 W , Z, 4, rf 7,1 ' F? ' v '39 , me L: fl ?QEG'l55iS5235235645E45645?iS56i55i'55i35E455645G5GioE55645Eifij6:55G525555555E45F585G556i5lf3iS5E335Eli:Eif55ZSi35Z5i35Eai5Giti565ZSiEw56'l5Ei5Z5if5Z?lE5ZQ'i35Z?i'5?52? 3149 - .YQ 4- T5 GJ? QIQHONORSTUDENTSQT 5 25? E This page is dedicated to those seniors of the 1934 graduating classes who, while in Pontiac High ig School, have earned the highest scholastic honors in their respective groups. CI 3 cmucnry clss Q .4. Q9 Q? 43 ELEANOR ANIBAL MARY RODEN IQ -4+ 3 MARY ANN DROGAS DONALD ROHN Q GENEVA ROBINSON Mg T335 16,1 59 4+ 5 3 TQ June Class 3+ 75 GY: TIS 2? jg? PAULINE BELL DAVID LIVINGSTONE -y. . - LE GERALDINE BOERSCHINGER HELEN MACCREEDY jg DOROTHY CLORE ANNA MILLER v ,E NANCY GALBRAITH GRACE STROHSCHEIN Eg HUDSON HILL SUSIE WEBER 33 LOUISE HUEBNER 3 BE 3+ SE :af 99 ie? - K9 432352292599522599532552Qi?9??2?9?i?2Qi?2Qi?253522QFQQQQQi?S2-5523+332Qi?95i2?+9S?+?QQQQEY9352255252253QE?9?JF2??'3l-2925223+22969Qi?Q+?2Qi-?295ff4i9i'l?2Q+2Ql?2E?52S?i?2 H21 1. t S tiac High EIN J-Q 935352 953353 3E1Q3E?5'?r?9?fi1S?5r'i-3 TIVIT wmweef s -W Batlom Row: Louise Hayman, Vivian Schember, Margaret Cram, Caroline Smith, Robert Goebel, Mary Coulthurst, jane Prosser, Jonn Brown, Dorothy Clark, Eleanor Anibal, Wilheli11ina Maytag, Second Row: Keith Riley, Norman McClure, Earl Taylor, Russell jackson, Ann Kastncr, Betty Gould, Marion Anderson, Marion Owen, Patty O'Conner, Mary Gerzanics, Harry Burton, john Thomson, john Spragg, Delos Keelean. Third Row: Swanson Shields, Robert Cappel, Richard Yeager, Albert Benter, Donald jockwig, Bill Cash, Earl Fields, Robert Travis, Richard Wille, Peter Moskos, Max Coleman, Raymond Cole, Jay McLain, Glenn McClure, Walter Chersack, Carl Alfsen. First Semester Student Council HE Student Council is a student governing organization, composed of representatives from the various home rooms of the high school. The aim of this organization is to promote school spirit and to discuss questions of interest and importance to the student body as a Whole. Each representative makes an account of the happenings at each meeting and takes a report back to his home room. The first meeting of the Student Council for the first semester of 1933 took place on October 3, at which time officers were elected. Robert Goebel was elected president, Jane Prosser, vice-president, Mary Coulthurst, secretary, and John Brown, treasurer. As it is the duty of the president of the Student Council to appoint members to serve on the Assembly Committee, Robert Goebel appointed Bill Cash and Caroline Smith. Throughout the semester the council sponsored several matinee dances. The council did much to improve the conduct in the halls and also aided in publishing the school handbook. QL JIXXI-l S E set generous annual drii One of t gestion in r stairwais r favor of th The Stud live Cmlngil 50 decide he ro save lim commiitte Rffves. oflic l'lCQ.PreSid SUSWII-at 1 LJ ldiliitl A---,ml it rua- ni ,TQ A .. s, ,ig intcrrif , 'plan .13 , 3 X home ,Q my lwli Wrel YU' .,,-pig ,md tt.---' ml mfnilwri i Cillh 'md 'inw- ided W Z Boffvm Ruiz .' Norine kladwin, lxelyn l..1slm.1n, Mir ir t lx y tx I imts Liltnnit Nanci Brown, Robert isjppel, Nlarx bcrmnics,f,l1.1rl-ut in iti i it Xlel -St'1.'0r1if Kon? E. C , Lonwell, Viet-ir l ilkinx, Carl l s xttx S intl tr l Jrl l itld Raxmb Cole, Lloyd Huntley Morton Tailor, liuwsnll I lmsin lun tcit rr i R r Farms, Delos Keelean. Second Semester Student Council H E second semester Student Council under the leadership of Mr. C. Covert, generously contributed to the Community Chest Fund of this city in their annual drive. One of the most discussed topics during the semester, was the relieving of con- gestion in the halls. It was believed that we might do away with the boys and girls stairways to aid this problem. However, a majority of the students were not in favor of the change. The Student Council developed a new method of presenting business. An execu- tive council was elected consisting of two seniors, two juniors and one sophomore, to decide before hand how to present problems. This plan was carried out in order to save time and to present the problem clearly and concisely. Members of this Committee are: Frank Steere, Roy Lewis, Robert Cappel, E. C. Conwell and Bob Reeves. - The officers for the second semester were as follows: president, james Glennie, vice-president, Robert Cappelg secretary, Nancy Browng treasurer, Roy Lewisg sergeant-at-arms, Lee Bauer. ICQ ill 'n tt I , , I r we 'f Bottom Razr: Mr. George Clark, Irene W'al-teman, Myrtle Storm, Betty Burns, Eleanor Anibal, XVilhel- mina Maytag, Lucille Beach. Srvorm' Row: Robert Travis, Mary Coulthurst, Katherine Sadler, Dorothy Thurston, Christine Morrison, Gretchen Ossman, Roy Pearson. Third Roux: Max Hodge, Earl Fields, David jackson, Arthur MacAdams, Robert Owen. 'lr '+C -v 53 The Quiver HIS year proved to be a very difiicult one for the Quiver Staff. For many months, there was a rumor that no year book would be published due to the financial situation. However, the seniors finally agreed to pay assessments and thereby make up the deficit. As sufficient funds were not raised, the photographers of the city contributed to the Quiver fund, thus making publication possible. We wish to express our thanks to them for their contribution to our year book. In September, I933, the senior class elected Eleanor Anibal editor-in-chief of the Quiver, The students who composed the Quiver staff were as follows: Betty Burns, assistant editor, Wilhelmina Maytag, business manager, Gretchen Ossman and Christine Morrison, organization editors, Max Hodge, art editor, Mary Coulthurst and Katherine Sadler, June class editors, Irene Wakeman and Myrtle Storm, January class editors, Lucile Beach, preliminary pages editor, David Jackson, photographic editor, Robert Owen, sports editor, Dorothy Thurston, feature editor, Esther Landsparger, Mary Ann Drogas, Leona Walls, Nona Fraser, typists, Arthur McAdams and Robert Travis, staff assistants, Mr. George L. Clark, faculty advisor. L JIXXI-I Q HETO had at Under t on the ere Maytag, CQ Eugene N0 business m Robert Gr Miss lilofgn The stat? Ille Tgmal-L The iirst held in po will Mem I TWO new Athletics... of firms N. X ai VLH pm .. .r ,, -.L t. .' iliiiiri Bilil' ':i..it U X Mn rloml lift lm' -41,13 ,ml lllllli . JUL Dal t :LV Thuprplli M llillv Nm V W4 warg will ' ' u caevn Hulinm Razr: Arthur Uttley, Swanson Shields, Mary Roden, Virginia Men, Neal McClellan, Helen MacCrecdv, Evert ,lol1nslon,C,ipJ Solomon, XY'ilheln1inJ Max lag, Alice lfisher, Max Hodge. Sifouil Run: Miss Florence Dax, lmratc Ritamoru, Mary Coulthurst, Hilda Levin, Margaret Lremmcll, Elizabeth Graham, Shirley Shvutliofl, C,h.irl-vtte Tiffany, Christine Morrison, Esther McGilp, Florice Clark, Louise Hayman, Alite lrlollinqsxxorili, Dorothy liate, Dorotliy Cl-fre, Mildred Lcfevre. Tlurlf Rau: Robert Travis, Harold Wilsoii, Llaire Paulson, leslit llitkerson, Cortland Dosch, Eugene l I North, Robert Graves, Walliaiii learte. L.: lloit lallon, Albert Nlatliews, ljill Cash, Donald Eraser, Joe O'Conner. Tomahawk H E Tomahawk, the weekly school paper which is published by the students, had a very successful year. Under the leadership of the editor-in-chief, Helen MacCreedy, those serving on the executive staff consisted of Cipa Solomon, associate editor, XVilhelmina Maytag, copy editorq Virginia Merz, news editor, Mary Roden, editorial editorg Eugene North, make-up editorg Swanson Shields, sports editor, Evert Johnston, business managerg Alice Hollingsworth, bookkeeperg Arthur Ottley, cartoonist: Robert Graves, circulation manager, Neal Mc Clellan, advertising manager: Miss Florence Day and Mr. L. L. Smith, advisors. The staff was increased this year to approximately fifty members. Instead of the Tomahawk being an outside activity, it was considered as a tenth hour class. The first meeting of 1933,-1934 of the Saginaw Valley Press Association was held in Pontiac High School under the auspices of the Tomahawk and Quiver staffs. Members of the Tomahawk staff attended all out-of-town meetings. Two new columns were added to the paper: C'mon Up Sometime and Girls' Athletics. ICQ 5!l B. .. , Jngull Dales ycmed. '544,,,0 f, ' ffffu -wif ' ...ui I11l4'r'l11Lfu-Tfu' lil wily Sfuirs V 7, , ,, ,- If1fL'Y'f1lIJIL V Sam B- ,.. Rmfxtl Tfmuk YU. 1, , 'M ' M :me P' Tzu: Cwmkx mm' L1 Lady SWDJIIJ TIM' Fin! C!7l'j.YflllLlS Hmm Imn Sam E' Jammu Ulm! Mary QL JIXXI-I J V ,v.,,,a7-,W ,,, M. gif' W f-73-I y-if 7.7 l',5, ,-,qi 2,7 , P e r A 2 a I el I 1 ' - 4 Betty Burns, Royce Finck, Robert Chase, Ella Louise Skelton, Harvey Plate, Sam Burns, jeanett Rickettes CD Addie HA D D I E , ' ' a three act comedy by Richard Maibaum, was given its premier performance, on Friday evening, February 23 in the Pontiac High School auditorium, under the auspices of the Playcrafters. A publishing company, originators and developers of a series of test plays, requested Mr. W. N. Viola to produce the comedy as a test performance and to write the prompt book for publication. Ella Louise Skelton, well-known in amateur theatricals, had the leading role of Addie, Other members of the cast were: Frank, Phillip Meachang Genevive, Jeanette Rickettesg Willy, Royce Finckg Emily, Verna Todd, Louise, Betty Burns, Jim, Sam Burns, and Nartoris, the interior decorator, Harvey Place. All mem- bers of the cast are honorary members of the Playcrafters club. The presentation was preceded by a parents' reception where work in model sets, costumes, stages and designs were on display in room 109. The committee chairmen were as follows: Makeup, Lillian Pardee, Publicity, Albert Mathews, Costume master, Ronald Hallenbeckg Scenic, Harry Hummel, House, Margaret Howard, Lobby Gretchen Ossmang Exhibit, Dick Hampton, Ticket ofhce, Nor- ma Gormang Call boy, Dale Congdong Lighting staff, Claire Riley and Robert Marsh. L JIX!l-l ,J THE Boi' This mr Teachers A and the Chfl TWO Smal clubs alld bg The Ocre Scramble, Q Ol Q0mmem Members Kmieihiii Eugene NO, Their acc L ifif Rilo' md 1 QT qi premier l it Lt HAH W'-l' ,t ar mi glib j ij1'1RQC ind Y i.LL1citlan5T lf'i , . il 91n.GfllflllC' Bum BW' L -,1 st. all xmrli lll nwdel ' . ret , qu LUIUILHI ' X Civil i. llncfr llll er ' l'liu-c wwf 1 l 1 iv cf-W' -T illi ' WE 1 Ruben 7 'Y ' ' ' Butlum Row: Orville Prolasch, Charles Canterbury Russell lohnson Robert Burton Daxid A kson lx neth Allen, Herbert Melvin, R-:bert McCall, ldxxard Barlatr NX illiani Lonntllx Lllis Fenton xan Lonl, Srcouil Razr: Tliinnas Martin, XYilli.iin Talbot Mullin Blood Prank Qarrutlitrs Rilph Raymtnt Tom Brown, Harry Miller, lzdgar Tli-mms, Howard Cog Edgar Plympton Mr Otlen Tbzrtl Roux: Kenneth Exler, Kenneth Brandon, Dorald Hoxt kenneth 'sic uccn Shtrby Bramvutll P gene North, Richard Willa, lxllon Powell, Walliam Powtll Liwrtnce Proksch joseph Loptz Boys' Glee Club H E Boys' Glee club is affiliated with the State Federation of Music clubs. This year the club appeared at the following functions: Wisner School Parent- Teacher's Association, Commencement, Eastern Junior High School assembly, and the Christmas concert. Two smaller groups, the Quartette and Octette, were formed from the glee club, and both were much in demand at entertainments. The Octette and Quartette appeared at the following places: Kindergarten Scramble, Green Apple club banquet, Optometrists convention at the Board of Commerce, and the Yellow Cab factory employes' luncheon. Members of the Octette and Quartette were: Orville Proksch, Robert Button, Kenneth Allen, Dave Jacks-1m,Edgar Thomas, Herbert Meloin, XVilliam Connelly, Eugene North. Their accompanist was Martha Poulson. elf? ifl ? ' If-i' ,, A c llust ,.. 4 ,,. y ,y Nl... li... xml, in Uyllyx. if 'Il ti nicdllr ' Veg mil?-ll' X lm Wllll' Q? Alia Z fr '1'f'fMef2'rfe'1M 1':vlii i ' ' ',.','-vff7?'ffW W f c. 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Herbert Melvin, Kenneth Exler, Qharles lmlnterbury, lxennglli Brandon, lvan Long, lllix Fenton, Donald Hoyt, Kenneth Allen, David Iaclswn, Harrv Miller. Robert McLall. Srromf Roll: Lirate Wfxll, joan Nique, lfileen llalinger, Fav Kelly, Frantis Klalady, Shirley Heard, Lutillt Davis, Margaret l'elican, lane Sebastian. llororlay Hollister, Velma Scars, Anna Reid, ltlwel Travis, Rose Haweely. Third Rolf: Martha Paulson, l xclvn liuclsler, Lucille Rollin, Lutllle Panltty, C lara llottnaann, Iora Balxer. Nellie Parlxer,L1oldiu Stlaurman, Louisa Blond, Merle lldrcdge. Fulzrlfa Roll: Pauline Pastlaer, ,Ianel lwzrrwx, Xlildred Holcombe, Dorothy Snyder. Adeline Allen, Slairlex Davidson, Marion Owen, Roberta Lnrubbx, Alice Merriman, Betty Ularland, Katherine Vials-111, Mabel Sayltw, I'laine Moore. Allte Ritl1.xrd,llelun la Teur, Mildred Brown. ' Iizflfa Run: Mr. rlolan A. Olten, Walllam Talbott, Thomas Martin, Howard G-IH, Lawrence Proksela. Robert Button, Milton lilood, XYillian1 Powell, Richard Walle, ldgar Plympton, Kenneth McQueen, Russell John- ggn' Eugene North. lduar Thomas, Stair Lloyd, Ralph Rayment, llton Powell, Iowph Lopez, Orxille Prokscla,XVillian1Lfom1ullx,l7rank C.1rrullaers,lidu.1rd l:5.1rlxer,Sl1t-rby liranawell, Thomas lirown. Cl'1OI'US HE chorus this year was reorganized and divided into two sections of approximately forty-five students each. Old members under the new plans are allowed to continue with glee club and chorus and receive academic credits. New members must elect voice and theory in addition to chorus for these credits. Students may enroll for glee club for activity credits only. The large former group made several successful appearances during the school year. They sang at the Christmas concert, Baccalaureate at the Central Methodist church, and an assembly program at Eastern Junior High School. A small chorus of selected voices from this group sang at a XVever School P. T. A. meeting. The accompanist was Margaret Pelican. lf ifl .. ,lad .n ...ul min: sich ' l ji ,ri WHICH mari wr ,mnual it ' , -'il Lvl. M I. VV, ,ni ,.,, OM nl ,P..r H1 ,. L-:.'i 'Nl Band H E Pontiac High School band took a very active part in school events this year. lt played for assemblies, pep meetings, football games, basketball games, baseball games, and had a very important place in school parades. The peppy music of this organization has done much to arouse true and loyal school spirit. Pontiac High has good reason to be proud of its band and the enthusiasm shown by this organization during the school year. The director, Mr. Dale C. Harris, deserves a great deal of credit. PERSONNEL Maurice Acre, Keith Armstead, Homer Axford, Elmer Bailey, Lowell Boyer, Whilter Chernek, Les Davidson, Randall DeLong, Xvesley Dennis, Phyllis Earl, Thomas Fuller, Laura Gidding, Albert Harris, Lharlex Harris, Bill Hull, john Hubbard, Ray lnler, Francis lewell, Belmont Ketchel, Pugene Ketthel, llonald Lakltari, Harold Lottner, Norman McClure, Xllfilliam McFarland, Francis Melnally, Doris Miller, M-:Neil lxlillcr, Norwood Miller, Alice Mitchell, ltverett Monroe, Don Moore, Llamex Nlurrls, Robert hlcrrrys, Vernon Myers, Charles Nutter, Roger Pepper. ,lack Peterson, Harold Pickford, lawrence Proksch, Bob Reeve, l ldon llosegart, James Savage, Louise Savedge, Herbert Schiedel, Fdwin Schmock. Gordon Shafto, jack Sins, Robert Sibley. Harold Souther, Wfilliam Stine, Ken Sutton, Lowell Taylor, Don Trover, Ken Turner, Alvin XX'.1gner, Harrx W'atkin, Don Wells, Ralph White, Mapley Vfilliams, Alfred NY'right, larl Wilson, Llmrles X'i'iscr, Royal Yocum, Forbes Sibley, Charles Barker. Icp Sf! ' I7 ' T .,.tc QRGANIZATIQNS .Tf ' f A l ing ldflilldng in Sldllf of the fact that there c group acquired third place in the iasix. l fr l i l interesting one. Resolved: United ' t . gn a radio debate at Bay City, in which people attended the debate. debates in which drirry-two students ' and ten -decision, ten were vton non fr, Declaruation, and Extemporaneous axgmf High School in the State contest dw extmnpore division? Wd 'Clarence ' the various local t l l I l dents entered in 0111510 ll '-7 avr '- 1. . , . , ,,- fra. .., . ..,,, . . H . Y.-- --1-n- ---v - --- - -- f A Bottom Rauf: Robert Goebel, john Gottschzilk, Hudson Hill, Earl Fields, Evert johnston, Newell Scott. Arthur MacAdams, Anna Miller, Marvel McCarrick, Nancy Galbraith, Inga Marklund, Robert Travis, Second Row: Lillian Hoppe, Wilma Hurley, Dorothy Thurston, Margaret Pelican, Beulah McCrecdy, Helen McDougall, Eleanor Anibal, Betty Burns, Hilda Levin, john Tashjian, Max Hodge. Third Row: james Savege, Donna Leddick, Mary Roden, Virginia Merz, Cipa Soloman, Wilhelmina Maytag, Helen MacCreedy, Sarah Gregory, Lucille Beach, Hope Dewey, Myrtle Storm. National Honor Society Cullen' HE Current lrrrrirurq 1: L E C T I O N to a place on the National Honor Society is the highest honor accorded any student in Pontiac High School. Each year a number of seniors Miss Helen Wilgsgv El, fy - are given this honor, the selection being made by a committee of faculty members. Ulm? lllf UN Weir? ' To be eligible for election to this organization, the senior must be in the upper 13U1flfwiwrrhi'h1kim., 4, one-fourth of his class in scholarship, must be a leader in activities: of good char- tlll membcriof Ili: J.: W acter and ready to serve his school at all times. WHS- Members elected from the January, 1934, class were: Eleanor Anibal, Betty , 'llitclulirried wrzun V Burns, Hope Dewey, Irene Wakeman, Christine Morrison, Mary Roden, Lucille ' Iunds. A ole sile uiiiii . Beach, Arthur Best, John Nicolls, Carroll Lovett, Lillian Hoppe, Sarah Gregory, C0IHmilIee,wisiisisrcd ti Bernadine Jones, and Myrtle Storm. ll report iris Mm b Those elected from the June class were: Robert Goebel, Helen McCreedy, Wil- llicliird Hililvuniini. lei' helmina Maytag, Everett Johnston, Cipa Solomon, Verna Stier, Earl Fields, Club. Thmpm, Film 5 Dorothy Thurston, Donna Leddick, James Savage, Nancy Galbraith, Inga Mark- Through mmly The hi i lund, Dorothy Clore, Hudson Hill, Margaret Pelican, Max Hodge, Anna Miller, Cirtulmfj in hxvhiir rhrmfmx John Tashjian, Marvel McCarrick, Virginia Merz, Newell Scott, Robert Travis, I maglzineshu li sth..-I. itil. Helen McDougall, Arthur MacAdams, Hilda Levin, Beulah McCreedy, John Theommrfbein plitrdm: m I e. G0ttSCl'l3lk. dfllt, Dun Rohnls dub um li tfrcrml N I' IQLJIXXI-IQ y i d,l.il ,f', 'f:fr llfzri 4 e Lum.: uw, 13. .-,fr Y, 1 ,igniti- ,Ef Earl l fll I ltllrlm .W llillrf- W lnillr , i i Tllrrrtlli .lull Z Ballon! Kun: lidna Nciltirli, Lorrine Hayner, IJ rothy Thurst n lxathtrint Sadler Karma Spencer 153 Heirscli, Fdirh Zlornick, William Bartlett. Top Row: Dorothy Blafor, Miss XY'ilson, Oneida Brown lxarli rant 4 hualier Barbara Hall fkrlem. Frae e Lawrence Bell, Alice Hollingsworth. Current Literature Club H E Current Literature club, under the leadership of Miss Grace Heitsch and Miss Helen XVilson, has met every other XVednesday during the tenth hour. During the first semester a new magazine, Modern Literature, was used as a guide to worthwhile articles appearing in current magazines. All members of the club participated in the programs which were most inter- esting. The club tried writing limericks-entered a contest-but it didn't earn any funds. A cake sale was held at WLlitC'S. Dorothy Thurston, chairman of the committee, was assisted by Katherine Sadler and Dorothy Blayzor. A report was given by Katherine Sadler and Dorothy Blayzor, who heard Richard Haliburton speak on Saturday, December Ili, to the Detroit English Club. The topic was The Flying Carpetf' Through efforts of the members of this club, the Scholastic magazine has been circulated in high school, and, as a reward, the New Republic and Scribner's magazines have been placed on the magazine rack in the high school library. The oiticers of the club were as follows: president, Katherine Sadler: vice-presi- dent, Don Rohng secretary, Norma Spencer: treasurer, Dorothy Thurston. SICQ 5!l First Run: Herbert Linnbury, Forrest Nutter, Albert Latendresse, Lee Fenner, Lloyd Huntley, john Sessinger. Carl Estes, Carl Alfsen, Leo Erickson, Harry Hummel, james Whse. Se'C0l1J Run: Mr. H. Guy Bevington, Donald Troyer, Durward jadwin, David Livingston. Delbert Haviland, Marshall Goolcy, Evert Johnston, ,lack Reexes, Arthur M.icAdams, Hudson Hill, john Gottschalk, Gilbert Pierce, Dernell Scribner. and Bill Cash. Tbirll Row: Eugene Kline, Robert Nelson, john Hubbard, Clyde Brewer, Cletus Ledford, E. C. Conwell, jack Newman, john Nicollx, Don Rohn, Eugene Morre, Fred Partridge, Eli Voydanoll. Fvurllv Ron.: Kenneth Esler, Fred Sleppy, Robert Graves, jack Harris, George Tremper, Forrest Porter, W'alter Chersack, Roger Pepper, Newell Scott, Robert Travis, George Burt, Sherwood Nelson, William Davis, Carroll Lovett, Robert Grcenhalgh. I-li -Y Club H E H I - Y club is composed of boys who advocate the four C's: clean living, clean speech, clean athletics and clean scholarship. To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian char- acter is the purpose of the many Hi-Y clubs throughout the country. This body is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and since its organization in 1921, has been one of the influential clubs in our high school. As is the custom, the Hi-Y sent a number of delegates to the Older Boys Confer- ence which was held in Kalamazoo. They also sent a number of delegates to the Cranbrook Conference. One of the major events of the school year was the Turkey Strut, a Thanks- giving dance, sponsored by this organization. Mr. H. Guy Bevington is sponsor of this organization. QL JIVI-I J l'llE G1lllltitT'it'.,.TQg' ,' Ven' elentlul mr. lllf illlilll, fix' llldgmem, ltltll fag ., , PUfp0Se, seeing :he M.: ' e over sell, eieridgy i ilihemmlllKlWrfe . meeting 1 phil., W M F M N Ollluntiltli i 'l5Plf ddeil '.,, - llfldil Cn l nlK.ti.t6 if 1 fllYXl mein- t ranlnralkuny the dai' 3 and outside the WU ,kb , . . Li' Q Ollicers for both ' Leone llaplev, ig-. Ymateb 0SSm3n-A li-lliwlrnil W ' ll 3Cll'1gg1- d L lk n tasattendfdf, I Club f, lid ppl, f- all ll vb mls?- l lv ' ' X, jlillll 'illlilw iz- ,.f , I ,' ff ' V' L 7 , .. ' if u ,wyfwym f V 1 f- - . f ,, .,.f.,,,,.,. ,, , 1. '.,. , ff 5, .v WWW? linlloul 141,141 l,orr.iiuc Havner, Arlene liabcuclx, Hazel Tonipson, loan Nique, Dorothy Thurston, Leone Mapley, Margaret llanton, Grultlicn Ussman, Anne Terilioy, Zona Wheeler, Dorothy Matfarlane, Miss Elma XX':iternian. Svrouif Knut Margaret Axliord, llorotliv Rice, Lliarlotle Tifiany, Margaret Cmummel, lidna Neilsirls, Arlene Froede, Lorraine licedle, Katlierine Sadler, Maxine Toy, Ykiilnia Hurley, Nincy Galbriilli, Arlene Dunham, Ruth Townsend, Verda Harmmon, Margucrile joliiisori, Blilly Colvin, Roberta Cowdrev, liditli Zlotniciv, Margaret Cicmmell, Shirley Stoollaoof, Geraldine lj-Kiwi hingcr. Girl Reserves H E Girl Reserves, under the leadership of Miss Elma NVaterman, have had a very eventful year. The purpose of the club is: To find and give the bestn: the slogan, To face life squarelyng the code, Gracious in manner, impartial in judgment, ready for service, loyal to friends, reaching toward the best, earnest in purpose, seeing the beautiful, eager for knowledge, reverent to God, victorious over self, ever dependable, sincere all times. The meetings were held on the first and third Mondays of the month. At each meeting a phrase was taken from the code which each girl tried especially to carry out until the next meeting. A splendid conference of all Hi-Y and Girl Reserve clubs in the county, was held at Cranbrook on November 4, 1933. The entertainment lasted throughout the day and was attended by a large group of boys and girls from both inside and outside the two clubs. Officers for both semesters were as follows: Margaret Danton, presidentg Leone Mapley, vice-president: secretary, Dorothy Thurston: treasurer, Gretchen Ossmang and adviser, Miss Elma Waterinan. 11 1. U Z Icp Sf! l f , -- 1-yn.- , ...... .. ,.. M.- e Varsity Q ' TQ, i A i ,'4,,,:.-r X js':UQ'l li: i r .r , M ,ui i ,M im - ff sr-i' la .-,L Jw J , ff Tru .iruglniiwfrnfm p .Q 'M mmm! mdiiur imc .. ri Wi r .t,.-FmiJei1f- W T nz ff Iiolfow Run: Suri lloyd, Albert Nlntlitwt, llertrnm KJ-irrlifii, Max Sirluwer, H-nmrd Warren, -lack Roberts, fuggene Moore. Donald XX'ells, lhle Lorrgdnn. Srrviurf Hou- lillrin Ilirdt-1, Ruth lilmlt, Susie NY eber, lrxm lolimiiin, Xlr. XY. N. Viola, Sarah Gregory Bettv Alcan lhinter, Myrtle Storm, Mdrgsret llowsrd, Hein-ir Kennedy. Tfifiil Ron' Ada Imivrie, llnrciite l'ern.i, Doi-'ilu Olson, Nlarx Perna. Qletus Ann Carrmcluel, Eleanor Topham, Lucille Ncxx, Hazel Turning, tirettlien Ussnmn, Norma lformaii, Nleril Iildredge, lvelyn Swan son, Verna Todd. Geraldine Boerschinger. liimrlli Ron .' Qlare lilely, ll.1rrx Hummel. Velma Hunt, lleierlx' Kimrninx. llah Xl.1eTmmell,,leJnettc New mn, lucy breer, Lucille li-nbbinx. llilabeth llwellc, lern Render, ljellx Burns, Betty Nlatliewson, The Ploycrolfers H E Playcrafters is Ll group of dramatically inclined students directed by Mr. W. N. Viola. Members ofthe club must have participated in the One- Act-Festivnlf' the annual school play, or be gi member of 3 dramntics class. Une of the outstanding events of the year was the annual Pl.1ycrafters Ball which took place December zz, 1933. Decorations were in blue and gold, the colors of the club, and Tony Sarg wall hnngings. The alumni, as well as members of the club were invited. In order to celebrate the Tenth Anniversary of the Speech department of Pontiac High School, the greatest event ever attempted by the club was the premier showing of Addie, The cast was composed of honorary members of the Playcrafters. The active members served on committees. The officers for the first semester were as follows: president, Irvin Johnston: vice-president, Ruth Blink: secretary, Susie NVeberg corresponding secretary. Sarah Gregory, treasurer, Betty Jenn Painter. Icp Sf! Bollom Rau. Mr W A Behl Grate btrohsthtnn Mary Coulthurst, Roy Pearson, Tlieda Vfatson, Beul1h NlcCreedy MJK Coleman Charlotte. Barlttr Xlargaret Cram, Beverly Kimmins, Betty jane Austin. Second R014 Kenneth Esler Eugene Russtll Verda Harmon, Lena Zumbrunnen, Pauline Parker, Kathryn Dust Cora Wlswell Armta Ebert Frantts Bru e lack Shuler, Gerald Hershberger. Third Rau Raymond Nicyptr Carl Fat s Clarence Erickson, Morris Steere, john Gessinger, john Brown La Dont Patton Teddy Lanrski lrarl Fields Charles Uligan, Ed Baker. range and Black Club H E aim and purpose of this club, an honorary Forensic society, is to develop the public speaking ability of its members and to sponsor all forensic activities such as debates and various types of speaking contests. To become a member of this organization, a student must have obtained a major letter in speech activities. Members have worked out a system whereby the students are classed by degrees or the number of honor points he has obtained. Points are obtained by participating in forensic contests and debates. Ofhcers are elected twice each semester and are chosen from the upper degrees. The ofhcers for the first term of the first semester were: president, Earl Fieldsg vice-president, Charles Uligang secretary, Katherine Dust: treasurer, Gerald Hershberger. The ofhcers for the second term of the first semester were: president, Roy Pearson: vice-president, Theda Wfatsong secretary, Beulah Mc- Creadyg treasurer, Max Coleman. Ofhcers for the first term of the second semester were: president, Charles Uliganq vice-president, Max Colemang secretary, Kathcryn Dustg treasurer, Ed Baker. LJIXXL-l ,J HE llirli Cut. 5-gy amenilicrihipnf 9- X est in and ipprrtai' Sliow the impwrting, , Nllnl' SOi11l lggipyr, V E . Lnrrtamed at 1 pitnzg - rl 'le' must sl... Q .L . i... ,, A ll1eorlicerrf,,,.M,v . y W president. Sunln 5. . ,X r Dor W - orhi .Rice irnrufti social qlu K l'mJf1.Celii1LKt The nlliters fu, ,tl K' R wt dem, ' lllllllundc ll' x louis Q V3 Fctuy elalaxmm social sh 1 ilffliurrpt 1 Air , mln' llosglhp Q ci :nascar lu . TTT' i-A . L ' ..i iw ' K i -,.k,i L ' 'M ' .F . ' ,fcufh t kiiiem-TW OFFICERS liolfmu Kim Roberta Lnxxtlrev, Marx R-idtn, Nliss Steward. lane Wliitneld, Dorotliy Rice. Louise Hum Nuiuuif lion Anna Miller, Nlanlex Siggx, Raymond C ole, lludxun Hill, Carl Allsen, R-isella Parcells, Moth Club H E Math Club, under the careful leadership of Miss Margaret Steward. had a membership of approximately seventy-live. The purpose is to develop inter- est in and appreciation of mathematics, to increase understanding of it, and to show the importance of it in the world in general. Many social activities were sponsored throughout the year. The group was entertained at a picnic in October at the home of Ellen Francis Thomas at Cooley Lake. A most delightful affair was the winter picnic at Square Lake. The officers for the first semester were as follows: president, Mary Rodenq vice- president, Stanley Siggsg recording secretary, Alice Fisherg attendance secretary, Dorothy Riceq treasurer, Carl Alfseng program chairman, Roberta Cowdreyq social chairman, Celia Bochinske. The oflicers for the second semester were: president. Hudson Hillg vice-presi- dent, Raymond Cole: recording secretary, Jane Wfhitiieldg attendance secretary, Louise Haymang treasurer, Claire Paulsong program chairman, Anna Miller: and social chairman, Rosella Parcells. f II 23 25 3 7 13 I4 zo 27 28 4 6 7 IO II I7 18 19 24 29 30 6 8 II I2 14 15 20 THE YEARp IN School opened Dec Opening Football game-Mt. Clemens-we U lost Quiver staff chosen Student Council-Goebel president Chiefs lose to Port Huron Debate-Flint Central-we won Flint Northern swamps Chiefs Won debate from Bay City Debate with Flint Northern A Chiefs lose to Flint Central Chiefs lose to Owosso Saginaw Valley Press Meet at Pontiac Quiver campaign open National Honor Society members chosen Debate--Owosso Bonfire and pep meeting Chiefs lose to Fordson Debate-Saginaw Eastern-we Won Chiefs lose to Saginaw Eastern First call for Basketball Swimming practice starts Hi-Y dance Debate+Saginaw Arthur Hill-we lost Varsity Drag Thanksgiving vacation begins 7, 8 One-act Festival Swimming, Interteam 12, I3 Senior exams Debate-Flint Central-we lost Junior Jig Swimming-Detroit Fisher Y. M. C. A.-we Apr- lost Debate-Bay City-we lost May REFVIEW Playcrafters Ball Basketball-Flint Northern-we won Christmas vacation begins Basketball-Bay City-we won Swimming-Fordson-we Won Jan. Senior Skip day Senior Prom Basketball-Royal Oak-we lost Kindergarten Scramble Basketball-Lansing Central-we lost Baccalaureate -25 Exams Class day Commencement Swimming-Battle Ann Arbor-we won Debate--Saginaw Eastern-We won Harmony Hop Swimming-Lansing Eastern-we won Basketball-Flint Central-we won Student Council-Glennie president World's Fair Frolic Basketball-Saginaw Eastern-we won Swimming-Flint Central-We Won Addie Forensic contest Regional basketball tournament State swimming meet-Pontiac took third place National Honor Society members chosen Band Concert 30-April 3 Spring vacation Varsity Hop I4 Seventeen Senior Prom N WWW , Unherns Wmxunw we Won RS Qi no xx ,mm xi JP- SMP in 4-mr Pmm gnsirtbii-Royal 0351.2 lost Kinky:-iii L . 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Welden an- nounced that he was leaving our school in April to enter into busniess. Welden had been varsity basketball and football coach here for seven years and had developed many successful teams. His record is very impressive considering that his teams won eighty-five per cent of their contests. 9 KLINE B. HARTIVIAN Mr. Kline B. Hartman who has coached the Varsity swimming teams for seven years has be- come recognized as one of the leading coaches of swimming in the state. During the past season his swimming team produced an enviable record of winning all their meets. As baseball coach, he has developed many teams of championship caliber. Under his guidance, the Reserve football teams have established commendable records. 0 HARVEY NORRIS Coach Harvey Norris is given credit for turning out many successful track teams as well as several track stars since he has been in Pontiac High School. Norris also coaches the third foot- ball squad where most of the outstanding players of the Varsity teams have received their start. Pontiac can be proud of such a record as well as that established by the Reserve basketball teams that Coach Norris has given to Pontiac High. ' HERMAN OTTO Pontiac High for many years has had exceptionally good golf teams. Mr. Herman Otto is the coach of this sport. Last year the Pontiac team won the championship of the Saginaw Val- ley League. Much credit is due Hermie for coaching the golf team as he does so only because of his enthusiasm for golf and his interest in developing winning golf teams for our school. CQL JIXXI-I ,J f. - . , x 1933 and 19,4Prr..rrg eight members. Ther wif, tl Tl190tl0I'E hhniffgml- Ther lm- cheer leaders. This ici: is ' antics to draw cheers frti fr .1 ..,il . m rv. ull outstanding memherr rr? 'he all bu Words of Tllel' C0ndutte the various mms danumbfl' il SC r these rwo will return praise and encuuragfr 7'-ck .i W ly hlllviltniii. :M 'limit :Wm-l'lix .XMB i mid pi I:lf'l' . ,X uf l'l:Tf W lm!-il 'L i ,Wali- i W will bmw I Xu, gllonl. .aa- .awl ','-,V KW X1 Tull I0 liullum: Klifilord Keller, lidward lialxer, Harold Orman, lsill Cash. IVY! fn lilufvff jatls Q otifens, llsirold Roiulon, klaelx Harris. Kenneth ljiglcr Pep Tecim N 1 9 3 5 and 1934 Pontiac had an extremely able Pep team. It consisted of eight members. They were captained by Bill Cash and their faculty advisor was Theodore Xviersma. They attended every athletic contest as spectators if DOI as cheer leaders. This year as at novelty they introduced tumbling as a part of their antics to draw cheers from the spectators. They did .1 fairly good job. The two outstanding members ofthe squad were Bill Cash and CliFford Kellar. Next year all but these two will return to the thankless work of attempting to draw a few words of praise and encouragement from the well wishers for our athletic teams. They Conducted a number of very inspiring pep meetings during the past year for the various teams. ICQ5 Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov 23-Mt. Clemens .. Boflmu Rnu: Toni Pierz, Roland Curr, Robert Goebel, Arnold Campbell, james Shelden, Roy Lewis, Clement Lemanski. Svvomf Rolf: Mr. Charles Dink Vfelden, james Taylor, Paul Spadafurc, Bedford Culp, Byrum Doyle, George Chakroff, Clinton Passage, Albert Bennett. Tfwinl Rau: Fdward Ziem, Malta Reihur. Thomas Quay, Floyd Foster, Lacey Sehictler, Richard Vi'ille, Richard Yeager, Robert Cappel. RESULTS W'e They 6 9 30-Royal Oak 13 6 7-Port Huron 7 13 14-Flint Northern 6 34 Z1-Open .. ,.,,,, .. Z8-Flint Central 6 14 4-Owosso . 0 20 -Fordson . ,,,,,r 7 I9 -Saginaw Eastern 0 6 Varsity Football H E I 9 3 3 football team, although not as successful in the number of games won as some teams of previous seasons, displayed the spirit and sports- manship that is always characteristic of Pontiac High School teams. The first encounter, which was with the tradi- tional foe, Mount Clemens, ended with the defeat of Pontiac. The Chief's next came to conflict with Royal Oak and from them gained their only victory of the season. The team then confronted Flint Central's ball carriers and again were unsuccessful in winning from their QL Jlvl-I opponent. In the succeeding four games with Flint Northern, Saginaw Eastern, Owosso, and Port Huron, Pontiac High was well represented by its team, but was forced to surrender all the games to their rivals. Under the guidance of Mr. Charles Dink', Welden several com- mendable players were developed. Spec- tacular among them were Floyd Red,' Foster and Roland Corr, in the backfield, and Lacy Schiefler, lineman. Foster and Corr will have an opportunity to return next season and again display their fine football ability. J HE Ponmt High fuorlull mm hid :Ft '- season in the fill uf KW lhlfl for 1 number uf My Hartman molded fha :un in inexperiengfd ,wi The rtserxgt Mn ,L wt two and lusr W- - Tha 5 serie trams from pw X Central. and pun Hu . Yun T Holll' and RW' H . S lfbqn- T' I. Z P. ra ccvboll 'JU E j llf. , ,nz- xrxt f. yd M j3Ll,lTx'lLl' kk ,ff ,lllkl , mcfllfll 1 , ,IWW Tlllf ff f H , ,,,4!4,ZV V. MM? f 90 A ,-, Pi fd, P1 5 ref mf fi 'TD Foofboll H E Pontiac High School reserve football team had the most successful season in the fall of I933 that they have had for a number of years. Coach Kline Hartman molded this team largely from an inexperienced squad. The reserves won three games, tied two and lost two. They defeated the re- serve tCL1I'l1S from Flint Northern, Flint Central, and Port Huron. They lost to Holly and Keego Harbor Hrst teams. llffflnm Run: David Mead, lilriim ianipbell, Myers Xlfhute, Harry Muller, Inhn Brown, Alfred Pietz, Albert Spadafnre, Cleluw Ledfnrd, Xlarshall lyratv, lames Sheldon, Llohn Li-rttsclulls, lf-enlamin Monson lhlanaeer r. Xiinml Rini: Mr. Kline llirlman, Herbert linahury, iharles Kelley, Stephen Cay, Walter Deacon Charley lfurschele. lxaat Sun-roi, Ketul Harrison, NXilluan1 B Herbert jones. , , , nggerx, Harry llummel, L. D. fXlcl.auchlm,. lfmil Ixnu Ilelov lNuth.-lie, Piul Sage, ll-nd Spirlts, XX'alrer Ureen, john K--loskn, Kenneth St-iltenberg, XY'endell Slxrine, Arthur lNlacAdamw, laVerne lioxxers. Thomas Lawton, Orlex Petersen, klames Nlnehari, I eland Louer. Reserves They were tied by the hrst teams from XValled Lake and Oxford. The aim of Coach Hartman is to mold good material for the Varsity team from the candidates that report to him each fall. He did a lane bit of Work with Yeager and Ledford in the backheld, and with Shelden, Bowers, Cvratz and Mead in the line. These men have shown re- markable improvement and will make Strong bids for positions on the Varsity squad next year. I C 5 R E S U L T S XY'e They Sept. 29-Holly . 0 12 Oct. 7-Port Huron .,., Oct. 14-Flint Northern 6 0 Oct, 20-Xvalled Lake . 6 6 Oct. ZS-lflint Central .. . 6 0 Nov -Keego Harbor O 7 Nov 17-Oxford 0 0 Ml Bollom Rout Mr. Charles Yfelden, Charles Oxley, Roy Hilti, Townsend Tapley, Robert Isgrigg, Victor Woods. Second Rout Alfred Pietz, Floyd Foster, Lacey Schieiler, Thomas Odgen, Richard Yeager, Robert Cap- pel, Vernon Madigan 1Managerj, R E S U L T 5 Wie They Dec 2-Flint Northern . ZS 21 Jan. 5-Bay City ,,,,,, . 13 15 Jan. 6-Saginaw . .. . 22 12 Jan. 12--St. Mary's ,,,, . . ,, . 17 8 jan. 16-Owosso . .. .. . Z7 14 jan. fCharityJ-R. Oak 1'P 14 jan. 20-Lansing 16 19 Jan. 26-Arthur Hill . 16 19 Jan. 27-Flint Central ,, 16 17 Feb. Bay City ,,,, .,,,, . .. 14 19 Feb. --Flint Central 23 ZZ Feb. 17-Saginaw ,,,,,,, 18 19 Feb. 24-Owosso . ,,,, . 34 ll Mar. 2-Arthur Hill 18 33 Mar 3-Flint Northern . . . 23 33 Varsity Basketball H E chiefs started the season as though they were going to have one of the most successful seasons they have had in recent years. They won the first five games against strong opponents. Then they lost seven consecutive games before breaking into the winning column again. The team was weakened considerably by the loss of Townsend Tapley in Janu- ary. Tapley proved to be the spark of the team and was also the key man on the offense. His loss was keenly felt. The vacancy left by Tapley was shared be- tween Yeager and Lacey Schiefler. Hiltz was another outstanding player, being a clever ball handler and the leading scorer CQL JIXXI-I of the team. Hilcz and Tapley shared the captaincy and both proved to be cap- able leaders. Bill Hill and Carl Alfsen were promoted to the first team late in the season and both saw considerable action. The chiefs Hnished the season with seven wins and nine losses and finished in fourth place in the. Saginaw Valley League. They qualified for the regional tournament but were eliminated in their first game by our ancient rival, Royal Oak. Fortunately Hilrz is the only regu- lar to be lost by graduationg so with the material developed on the reserve squad, we should have a very good team next season. l l I ' Boslce UR Resericsrng.,.if,j 53, gs - successful seam Mir? ance of coach Norm. gm . games incl loszng fm Thi V, T to d ' i, x cleat the merits wt Sr , . nliurH1ll.lingm.- gem.. d s Bai 3 . 1 n SQSHHW Eastern, l I The li h neup that sum :ik W Olv . Games was: ,Kham and Warclg- . 1 .Bowers center. md guards The , it the v th .- , i Selmfrk itiinhihewex X , Pfflsn- ' excellent mater LE Ihti i fill' Ihe i X TR Iinflunr Row: Robert uanti: olin Thomson wvllllllh Hill, Carl Alfxen, LaVtrne Bowers, Vfilliam Q - J . Bruadnax, Thomas McVay, Stephen Stafford. Xuirnlif Run: Mr. Harvey Norris, lltlos Nlclmlit, Morgan Owen, David Mead, Blrum Qampbell, Harry Burton, Wilfred Wilkins, Orley Petersen. Qireibgll Boslcetboll Reserves K .Wi Mil Q 1-w 'qv .u ii A Xillei- . r. N, I ,L fnfljiilill ...N rnrir ,ar rl--Yi' llllil M H wI.x,ir1ll7ffU' .. -' l Uwzlirliu ii I M,,w,L1U,ikli , nfll ,ix :vial Ulm U R Reserves enjoyed another very successful season under the guid- ance of coach Norris, winning eleven games and losing four. The only teams to defeat the reserves were Saginaw Arthur Hill, Lansing Central, Bay City, and Saginaw Eastern. The lineup that started the majority of games was: Alfsen and Broadnax, for- wards: Bowers, center: and Stafford and Hill at the guards. These players proved that with their experience they will be excellent material for the varsity next season. Hill and Alfsen developed so rapidly that they were promoted to the first team late in the season. Alfsen be- came a regular and while he played proved to be the best scorer on the team. Hill also saw considerable action. Charles Marion and Robert Quance took over the positions left by Hill and Alfsen, and both proved to be capable substitutes. XVith this material, the re- serves should be as strong next season as they have been this year. R E S U L T S Dec. 22-Flint Northern.. jan. S-Saginaw '... .... ...--f f - Jan. l9iR0yZll Oik YYYYYY-f-f---- jan. Zi-Arthur Hill .,,.. jan. 27-Flint Central ..,......, jan. 30-Lansing ..,...... . Feb. 2-Bay City '....... ...V - f Feb. 10-Flint Central ., Feb. IZ-Saginaw '... ..... . .. Feb. 24-Birmingham , Mar. 2-Arthur Hill , Mar. 3-Flint Northernn , . XY e 23 20 ZZ 26 17 22 16 25 33 28 18 20 Ther 20 21 10 31 IS 10 20 22 9 27 24 14 1 . Icp SA 1,11 -g lift 3 h N- rd tt- '- fltri , . .LC X , ,Al Q'lf'lf x3,m1U.1 h .ivifjul , .1 ,w11i:f U'i 1 if , X. 1 NUDNULV l Ihr ,flmn .- fwf X If . .mg ll-W' , with li Q 1 , T , W gym. Z f , lvl ef. D , 'L fi' I ,.-6-. Q1 73 fr . ,. Z dl Y f -ft I if ,L'4! f gf kr' ' 2 5-t , l A , 1' , ,A ' , 1 f-fm 1 l E x I , 1 Buffnm 111114: ll-use Hnveelx, Caroline i,.1ntor. litntrite liolie, lit-tty 'Xlorrisli, l,.itruti,i Becker, Alice Mer- riman, Leona XX'.iIls, l'r.intes Sehietler, Thelma liroxx n. iivollif Run: Nlarx XX'n.,tlIt-x, Alite limhender, Elimhelh Cgilmer, Martlm P-rulson, Belly Klatlwewxsiiii, Mildred Sehuler, Geraldine l'-nxell, Nli-.t llm.i XY.uerm.1n. Girls' Volleyholl H E girls, gym classes this year were represented with one volleyball team for each class. The teams played against e.1eh other after school. Miss XVnterinan and Miss Sundling supervised the games, and under the leadership of their cqptain, Leona XV,1lls, the seventh hour class came through triumphnntly. Girls' Boslcefholl rPHoTol.Essf H IS year, the teams were divided into two groups: the beginners, and advanced teams. The advanced teams, of which there were six, had a season or more experience. There were four beginning teams. Endin the be inners' basketball len ue, Maxine ohnson's Chieftains came throuvh in iirst 8 D S 3 - n no 7 A 1 place most triumphantly. They made every game n victory for themselves. Nellie Ixnifler, Erme Eklebar, Esther Barnhardts and Belma May supported her with excellent teamwork. The Whiz-Ban s, led la Helen Burt were victors in the advanced 'rou W. S' Y lv l TIKQ SZI Pontiac 10 5 Pontiac r V K Pontiac 16 Pontiac 6 M 4, Pontiac ll iiiylf Pontiac S Pontiac 1 Pontiac 4 Pontiac ll Pontiac 2 Bullom Row: -lamcs Glennie, Charles Clark, Roland Robinsons, Robert Owen, Lee Bauer, Bernell McAllister, james Sheldon, Svroml Row: james Taylor, Lee Reeves, Thomas Mr:Vay, Bedford Culp, Charles Oxley, Donald jockwig, Alfred Pietz, Lacy Schiefler. Third Row: Jesse Muniz, Carl Alfsen, David Livingston, Town- send Tapley, Richard Vfilley, Verne Harst, Leverne Bowers, Coach Hartman. Interclass .,,, , Flint Central Flint Northern Pontiac Ferndale ,,,,,,,,, Mt. Clemens Port Huron Pontiac George Argyros, Tony Pietz, Leland Cotter, Ronald Liebler, Charles Kelley, Tom Brown, Wayne Evans, Donald Lakkari, Theodore Kleusner. Baseball O N T I A C had a very powerful baseball aggregation in 1933. The team was developed from a large number of veterans, and coached by Mr. Kline Hartman. The suc- cess of the team can be traced to consistent hitting and the brilliant pitching of Bauer, and Clark. Pontiac was weakened considerably for the 1934 cam- paign by the loss of Bauer, Clark, Tapley, and Taylor. Some of the veterans returning from 1933 to build the 1934 team were Oxley, Owen, Schiefler, Horst, Glennie and Pietz. BASEBALL 1935 Rrsullx Saginaw 3 Port Huron 6 Saginaw Arthur Hill 1 Flint Northern 2 Royal Oak 2 Port Huron 6 Flint Central 4 Saginaw 2 Royal Oak 3 Saginaw Arthur Hill 12 Apr. 23- 28- May l 5 8 12 IS I8 Z2 26 28 une 2 193 4 S1'h1'1lulc Royal Oak-Here Port Huron-Here -Flint Central-There -Arthur Hill-Here -Flint Northern-There -Port Huron-There -Flint Central-Here -Saginaw-There -Arthur Hill-There -Flint Northern-Here -Royal Oak-There -Saginaw-Here TRACK 1931 Rvsulls 1954 Srhvilulr' ,,,,,Senio1-5 Apr. 14-Class Meet 21-Open . ,, l Flint Northern at Flint Northern PomnC 28-T l Flint Central . May 5-Ann Arbor at Ann Arbor 'iPont1ac ,, l Mt. Clcmcns at Mt. Clemens ll- lPort Huron ,. , ,Pontiac 19-Regional l 26-State at Lansing Truck O N T I A C had its usually strong track team under Coach Harvey Norris. Tony Pietz won many points for Pontiac, in the high jump and pole vault. Tony was also a member of Pontiac's crack relay team. Clem Lamanski was a consistent winner in the half-mile event. Pontiac lost these two constant point winners by graduation in June 1933. Some of the men who returned for the 1934 team are Treblecock, Cotter, and Ledford. CQL JlX!l-l ,J rm will ',Hfff 1,,Rr'Ul on ,Trad rrxaannra, I 'i irnwrl' llfl ,,n,.r--r'H i,r-,f. . Flin: hvfiili H ,f i .-,rr..rrfrff' . gif0wtrT f I Zorkmvnil IW y.:,5lllf C .., -ip: I:-llr-ixl Oli-1 - - 2'-Orr ...-.':'r jj-R.n1 thi-iii: ' 1?-Flirt Lrkr T Il-Open lr-Atv: li -nr. llii 1-limi N 27--Fr: l l'0ur.-ir'-ll.'t ' '-lf-1 X -t'. -TT: -t .1 rf... ,,, I ll-UN? 1Q-i,,. , -, WH- ,, .rf-Rrmr' lim '-N'--f - .i. lennn HE tennis term of ,9, . .' Us ltltfang Whoh ll ad - wr y Sffrdurdrrt. l'llS Jfui- of r Ellen, XX ,th I represented 5, one of me Masque Sean ' , K tea ns' The lfnnis lg am r Tournament, W1 Winn The men W and Anthony outstanding W hw Were N Tfoclf 3 'Q :ntl Icllll UWM 1 W ,, .h . , f,mC'1s- sl 'H' ll? fi hr' iii lJUllll3ci , mai. 1 . Cl' , ..n-Ml lm 1 xl. t I I Ulll ..L,-tcilllmllliun P 1 iff . mm lfilf lllc 'xiii I 54 91'l11'i1lfl4' Apr. 23-Roval Oalt4Here 2SAl'nnt Central-The1'e May I-Rmal Oali-There S-OxvmsofHe1'e 7-lilint N-irrlwi-n-'l'liere ll-Flint Central-Here U l'-P-Owosso--Tliere -1 1 -ti-Regional Ll Ll ne l ':fSl.lIC 1034 91 fjrilllli' Apr. l4fRoval Oaltf-l'liere l7fOivmm-Tliere 2l7Roval Oak fHere 2 ifhlint Centr.ll4Tl1ere .. ,K . -Open KIx+Artliur Hill-Here Nav -J-Flint Northern-Here i-Owossofl-lere T' 7-Flint Northern-There ll-Flint Central-Here lTfOpen l9fArtliur Hill-There 26-Regional -lime 2--State TENNIS GQLF Tennis l'onli.1c Pont mae Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac ljiinlllki Pontiac Pniitiat Pontiat Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac Pontiac l'..nti.i-. l iil!it11l!t lierndale Rot.iIO,1lt Flint Northern Ferndale iaeiiiaw l'l1nt C enlral Ruval Oak Flint Northern !'fUR1i1illt Saginaw Arthur lilint Central Flint Nortliern lierndale Ann Arbor Saginaw Arthur Flint Central lilint Northern lierntlale HE tennis team of 1933 was made up entirely of veterans who had served under Coach Charles D. Dinh Welden. With this array of racquet wielders, Pontiac was represented by one of the best teams it has had in several seasons. The tennis team won second place in the Regional Tournament. The men who were outstanding were Rohn, Hiltz, Lovett, and Anthony. lCQ Hill Hill 5 l l l l l l l l Karr-ill Loxett, llarmon Hiltf, Richard Fisher, Don Rohn, Ronald Antliony, Robert Lappel, Mr. Charles Xvelden. 'ii- Alfretl Moreau, ldmund Rogers, Mr. Herman Otto, Joe W'0ida, and slerry Holmquist, Golf X P I2 R I E N C E was the main factor in the 1933 Golf team's impressive record. The talent of Dayne, Rogers, Holuquist and Stewart proved very hard to match. Each of these players had plenty of experience. This proved to be a deciding factor in most of the matches. The team won the 1933 Class A Golf Championship. Stewart and Rogers returned for our 1934 team. Mr. Otto is the Golf coach. A . .V ., 1 ,iz , ,fi . II 1' ,fa-M! 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