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

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Dear Kaye, Upon entering dear old P. H. S. in my sophomore year, I was herded into the auditorium along with three hundred other sophomores. Well, I was lost for a day or two, but finally we were divided into homerooms. In our respective homerooms we had time to get settled and organized before starting out on our high school career. In the first year our schedules were changed so that homeroom period was every day for half an hour. The second year our schedules were changed so that homeroom period was on Wednesday and Friday. It was from fifteen to thirty minutes long. The programs in the homerooms vary. Some have study periods while others plan programs and have business meetings. Outside of the school days, the homerooms plan picnics, hayrides, skating parties and at Christmas fill baskets for the poor. So you see, home room is a very enjoyable part of our school day. It also gives the teachers a chance to catch their breath, but they have to do this fast in order to read bulletin after bulletin. During homeroom period on Friday, ' the Student Union collections are taken, Quiver campaign speakers do their bit, tickets to assemblies are sold, and Tomahawks given out. On a day at the beginning of the semester, we select our homeroom officers - president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Those officers assist the teacher in checking roll, reading notices, and taking charge of the room when the teacher leaves. The president goes to the Student Council meetings and represents the homeroom on different issues concerning the betterment of the school. Some of these officers do so well in their duties that they hold office more than one semester. Another thing that holds the interest of the homerooms is the selling of tickets for the Varsity Hop, 10B Mixer, and other school dances. The homeroom selling the most tickets wins a box of candy. A big part of the high school year is taken up with the meeting of old friends and the making of new ones. Homeroom offers an opportunity to meet new friends more easily and to remember them longer. So in our yearbook this year, we, the staff, decided to put in all the homerooms. When you look back over this book years from now, you'll be able to say to your family that you were in a certain homeroom and show them the people whom you knew. Who knows, maybe some day one of those friends now in your present homeroom will become famous and then you can say, NI knew him when.n May you forge ahead, Kaye, with the rest of the expectants. Goodbye for now, a 26

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HtIIIl9fI'CtTll decided that they couldnt find an appropriate name tor their 'dignified' seniors, so they're linown as rust IOS. Miss Hunt is their leader, and their first semester officers were: presi- dent, Iohn Rohr, vice-president, Orville Doyle, secretary, Marguer- ite Smith, treasurer, Inez MacAdams. Second semester officers werex president, Iane Alice Prevette, vice-president, Orville Doyle, secretary, Sylvia Forbes, treasurer, Inez MacAdams. ROOM IOS F.rst rowePatiicr:r Dawson, lane Alice Prevette, Mary Metcalf, Inez lt.Iir:Ad5rrr1s Ianet Belknap, Barbara Calvert, Rosalie Minchin. Second rot-.'-Vzrgrnia Osborne, Evelyn Northrup, Sylvia Forbes, Ruth Leezer, Evelyn Sawyer, Robert Smith, Marguerite Smith. Third row-Howard laledlen, Frln-:is Vanlilatter, Orville Doyle, Iack Hodges, Iuha Baylor, l.I.ss Hunt. Fourth row-Bud Pritchard, Leon Iohnston, Carl Houston, Gerald I-ones, Watson Iennings, La Verne Gritzinger, Iohn Iones. Fifth ravi-Leo Hauser, Iaclc Herzberg, Iohn Rohr, Ioe Newlon, Iohn Setina. liit in picture-Vernette Gutzlce, Betty Purlciss, Warren Phipps, fi mi C. 'Ga Kafteria Kannibals correctly describes Mr. Sweet's seniors who reside in the cafeteria. Every Friday they amuse themselves by feasti1'1Q on candy bars, pretzels, and other bits of food which are to their liking. First semester officers were: president, Lloyd Biclcing, vice-president, Noel Wilkinson, secretary, Mary Williams, treasurer, Pat Van Wagoner. KAFETERIA KANNIBALS First row-Karol Hallman, Ruth Vtfillson, Phyllis Wagner, Arline Webb, Marie Wallace, Helene Yoh, Gloria Ossman, Georganna Tuck. Second row-lean Teeter, Pat Wallace, Mary Williams, Shirley Vfilliams, Patty Van Vtfagoner, Betty Race, Lena Zurek, Ilene Williams, Eleanor Coe, Albert Ledger, Mr. Sweet. Third row-Wanda Slater, Norraine Terry, LaVerle Upcott, Eleanor Stewart, Zena Spencer, Florence Yingling, Genevieva Gatz, Adelia Dennis, lack Baker, Lester Taubman. Fourth row-Alice Montross, Esther Soncrairiti, Fred Simmons, LeRoy Addison, 'Walter Benneny, Boris Theodoroff, Noel Wilkinson, Wayne Brien, Keri- dall Taylor, Iames Curran, Lloyd Bicking. Fifth row-Lawrence Wood- ley, Bill Banghart, Wayne Vlfalton, Clare Griffith, Theodore Williams, Kenneth Dooley, Sam Popa, Iohn Birrell, Eugene Austin, Glynn Wil- liams, Bill Thomas, Not in picture-Mary lane Thomas, Betty Trosler, lack Crowell, Glenn McCallum, Harold Morriss, Robert Riglernan, Madge Wideman. C- fi vvv :it on The Teachers Lament is the name classifying the seniors of IOS. Their teacher is lflr. Keuthe. He's lamenting their leaving in Iune. Is this the truth or a joke? First semester officers were: presi- dent, Everett Houston, vice-president, Paul Naugle, secretary- treasurer, Maxine Thomas. THE TEACHERS LAMENT First l'O'!f-ltfIf1l'lOl'l Baytarian, Ruth Bentley, Edna Agorganitis, Iohn Anderson, Wayne Thompson, Robert Surnmerlot, Iohn Cam iibell, Dor- othy Welch. Second row-Gloria Amantea, Helen Snyder, Zella Allen, Rose Arslanian, Vera Arnold, Fairy 'Wilkins Beatrice I-feel, Delta True- blood, lllazine Thomas. Third row-Helen Cofman, Rosemary Barnes, Betty INirth, Clara Arts, Bill Spears, INillard Thomason, Ray Hallurns, Robert Senger, Iulia Walenslzr. Fourth roweDon-rld Bryce, Everett Houston, Iarnes Banes, Albert Atltins, Paul Ilaugle, Bruce Allen, Ernest Ixiann, IfIax:ne 'Nells Fifth row-Ileil Bengry, Vfzlton Terltflarsch, Lavrrence Gregory, Harold Hedges, Don 'Wilhelm Howard Stevens, lflr. lfetithe-. Ilot ,rt r cture-Betty Congdon, Veda Htclcerson, Cl nton lfhller, Raphael Hooks, Cliarleo Anderson. w it ,cffb .sv Dead End isn't only the name of a picture, but it is also the name of homeroom ll6. Busy Mr, Steffek, adviser of the Student Union and the Ouiver, is their Boss, First semester officers were: president, Avis Gratz, vice-president, Madeline Hill, secre- tary, Vera Garner. Second semester officers were: president, Madeline Hill, vice-president, Barbara Brown, secretary, Betty Hosler. DEAD END First row-Marcella Host, Madeline Hill, Anne Shortt, Genevieve Ellis, lane Harrison, Avis Gratz. Second row-Geraldine Eager, Barbara Brown, Mildred Diggs, Betty Holser, Leona Farnsworth, Marvel Dusen- bury, Walter Geno. Third row-Maxine Herr, Vera Garner, Vera Holmes, Richard Hauck G'adys Dunlap, Gloria Hallman, Katherine Kellogg. Fourth row-Elmer Hoskinson, lim Herzberg, Iohn Graham, Kiell Danielson, Felix Galan, H. L. Holmes, Mr. Steftelc. Not in picture-Alma Edwards, Ann Ellingsen, George Ensworth, Ada Felice, Helen Garner, Selma Gates, Arnold Gitzan. X