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

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cw Cm ucius sayings. Left Pirture First Row: Fleischacker, Farmiloe, Boyd, Hodges, Hill, Ferry, Galbraith, Franks. Second Row: Edwards, LaBarge, Fay, Benson, Harrington, Kelley, Fancher, LaLondc. Third Row: Johnson, Kennerly, Fotineas, Froede, Purdy, Lawson, Lazarski, Johnson. Fourth Roux: Evjen, Lasho, Fawcett, Hurtik, jarmin, Forsyth, Lambert. Left Picture Ts! Row: Scott, Haroutunian, Deni, O'Neall, Wllitlock, Rot , Cartier, Lamb. Second Row: Parlier, Martin, Kratt, White, Wesp, Moon, Morse, Bathum. Third Row: Zartarian, Eggleston, Wagner, Keshigian, Har- ber, Mettler, Meadows, MacLean. Fourth Row: MeVe:m, Harrington, Spragle, Harrington, Deery, Scott, Bishop. Right Picture First Row: Smith, Shelton, Schoif, Marsh, Miller, Smith, Smith, Smith. Second Row: Morse, Ramcy, Webb, Soeterlin, Bilkey, Roehm, Batchelor, Morrison. Third Row: Brown, Allen, Archer, Parmenter, Smith, Hovse- pian, Gustafson, Jones. Fourth Row: Wormnest, Mast, Post, Phillips, Chandler, Fleming, Freeman. Right Picture First Row: Darling, David, Buckley, Cronier, Shafer, Downer, Boardman, Bennett. Second Row: Meier, Doyle, Crantas, Diehl, Beulock, Porter, Hawkins, Dougherty. Third Row: Crawford, Green, Beck, Browning, Bird, Buchanan, Peterson, Cram. Fourth Row: Cook, Bargert, Cox, Bevington, Dahl, Bernard, Colby. Left Picture First Row: Nelson, Cannon, Spencer, Dakcsian, Talley, Pickering, Colburn, Bain. Second Row: Latozas, Thomson, White, Dean, Cowley, Polk, Baker, Zebbs. Third Row: Lewis, Ackerson, Rowston, Payne, Colbcth, Peterson, Lawson, Bruce. Fourth Row: Crismon, Pinho, Bohn, Walker, MacLarty, Weil, Choler, Banghart. Left Picture First Row: Meyer, Martin, Weddle, Melkanian, Shank, Lawson, Moore, Sherwood. Second Row: Mills, Miller, Bauman, Measell, Marsal, Peltier, Timpson, Garner. Third Row: Reynolds, Mehlberg, Mitchell, Reyff, Mastick, Seney, Evans. Shelton. Fourth Row: Miller, Finkelstein, Compton, Bauer, Sitter, Hunt, Sutliff, Sisson. Right Picture First Row: Winkley, Fyle, Everitt, Cobo, Webb, Willhite, Cobo, Cites. Second Row: Walters, Wiggins, Capogna, Wardcll, Allen, Allan, Wells, Wheeler. Third Row: Wharff, Williamson, Pruitt, Buella, Caswell, Carr, Campanaro, Fadden. Fourth Row: Andress, Cherney, Warner, Whisnant, Canter- bury, Beard, Wall, Yingling. Right Picture First Row: Lloyd, Kerr, Kirchmeyer, Grarilla, Bottom, Miller, Dougherty. Second Row: Glenna, Levin, Gough, Leaind, Dargis, Reowan, Gates, johnson. Third Row: Mann, Eckalbar, Mazurek, Sisk, Brown, Wood, Macduif. Well, well .... Quiver picture taking again? Don't they ever finish??? Miss Farmiloc must be in a hurry to go back to class - or why the books? . . . . Doosn't Dapper Dan Hurtik look slick? . . . No one would think that he'd been working .... or has he? .... While Dorothy Schoff admires her beautiful nails we'll ask Miss Spencer if a door ran into her .... careful .... now, now, don't hide Johnny, we see you . . . say Miss Cites is sure hanging on to that purse .... did you just get your allowance? .... Don't look so cross Mr. Thompson .... it'll be over in a minute .... Sleepy Miss Smith? .... open your eyes, the sun's good for you .... What's the matter, Miss Deni? . . . . don't you want your picture taken? . . . . you know that nice girls don't cry don't you? .... Take a tip from that camera-posing professional, Mr. Whitlock . . . Now Miss Buckley, look at the camera . . . never mind admiring Miss David's new shoes .... Betty Boardman looks like glamour gal number one, but who is the heart interest out on the walk holding her attention? .... Mr. Meddle, you aren't bored are you? .... or are you just tired of it all? .... Hardly recognized Donna Gough without her glasses .... no wonder she's squinting at old man Sol .... Caught in the act! .... lipstick is supposed to be applied before the picture snaps, Miss Dargis .... Leland Wood seems to represent the feeling of all the groups .... this certainly wasn't the day for taking pictures .... too many were not yet fully awake! Page Twenty-three

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