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

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Our American Heritage by Norene Spencer Education of its citizens is imperative to a Democracy. American standards of schooling demand that each student shall have every opportunity to develop the characteristics of a good citizen, an informed, unprejudiced mind and a character worthy of respect. Pontiac Senior High School has provided an unlimited op¬ portunity for accomplishing these things. We as individuals have accepted the chal¬ lenge set forth to us. The teachers have worked hand in hand with us and under their expert tutelage we are equipped for our entrance into the world which we meet upon graduation, whether it be into the halls of higher learning or into the business world of our city. This opportunity of becoming a better citizen for our country through education is provided equally toward all, and it is our duty to accept the challenge to prove ourselves and others that we are willing to become the kind of citizen that America desires.