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

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? FN f ,, ,,,, ,. if 6LI'q0y 65 - - You may not recognize our dignified seniors so l'll just briefly identify them. Bill Fogle and Gerry Brown are stealing Santa's Looks like Beck Bowden, leannie Bach, and Alberta Hettinger have been l7OOshing ,..,. Cave-men Harper and Kempt show stuff, l guess ...... The wild man from Borneo is none other than Ermaiean MacDonald their fecnnigue ...... These three sleepy Dale Nouse ...... Marg Fair and Mary lane Thomas just can't see peoplefNorma Kincaid, Millicent Maurer, and Bernigene Pearce how it works ....,. Edith Whitfield, Bill Kempf, Helen Keller, and -had litetter Get Some Shut Eye ..... O, K., shoot, says lanet Bob Whitfield in the good old days ...... After all is said and Hill ,..... Beauties and a Beast' modeled by lune Seldon and done, there is really only one Marj Buf ...... Some people call it Pattie Herke ...... She Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby' 'cause madness, but Bill Fogle, calls it swing ...... Everett Houston is look at Maxine Nicholie now .,..,. 'Ride Tenderfoctt, Ride is one of the crazy candid camera enthusiasts ...... Chuck Palaian evidently thinks he's one of the Little Tough Guys s . and Marion Kemp and Mary Buth 15 THIN llldi lil1lHI IImi 1 l. advice to Marion Coullitourn ...... lutiant some ice cream Mama, Han1:ot:k: got some.

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A constantly developing program of occupational guidance and training is offered to students in Pontiac Senior High School through the department of vocational education. The election of industrial subjects in the tenth grade may be for the development of consumers' values and abilities, or for a basic preparation to extended train- ing in technical and engineering schools. Established programs in apprentice preparatory courses are offered in grades eleven and twelve to students who will seek apprentice opportunities fol- lowing high school graduation in such skilled trades as automotive service, tool and die work, machine maintenance, pattern making, metal fabrication, draft- ing, and printing. Part-time apprentice training courses, combining work experiences with regular high school studies, are available to both boys and girls in grades eleven and twelve. The related and vocational subjects are extended to complete the training period after graduation from high school. The apprentice train- ing courses cover both the productive and distribu- tive occupations. I The vocational department, in addition to high school training, carries on many activities indirectly connected with the senior high school: an adult edu- cation program continuation schools related sub- iect courses for out of school apprentices vocational try out courses of C C C enrollees an N Y A woodworking and sign painting center an office for the issuance of working permits and an employ ment bureau ' -.. , ..- I I ll . 0 16 L