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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1943 volume:

L A Look at the Dummy Reporters Report Reporters Mary Reese and Betty Richardson are interview- ing Phyllis Koenig in the office. Writers Write In the Quiver Office you ' ll see students like Freida Beaudy, Edna Kahler, Priscilla Scott writing their headlines, copy, and identifications. Presses Print One of the final steps in pre- senting this yearbook has been accomplished by the presses pic- tured here. To present the Volume 45 1943 Quiver Pontiac Senior High School, Pontiac, Mich, Gladys Ainslic Ed it or -in -Chief Edna Kahlcr Associate Editor Alice Lahiff Business Manager John F. McDonald Adviser • • uizzical are the jracuitu (page five) u biauitoud are the Ulndercia (page thirteen ) a AS men 3, laenioud are the JraanizationA (page thirty-seven) Vt , Ks aliant the Je are tne seamd (page sixty-one) £ xquidite are the sreati (page seventy-five) ured e lleved are the e eniorA (page seventy-nine) (4) QSuizziccil are the racultu (5) Unceasing Behind every smoothly functioning organization are the persons who keep it in perfect order. Our adminis- tration constantly and cap- ably performs in this capacity. The Pontiac School System is headed by Robert B. French, superintendent of schools, and Frank Du Frain, who assists him. Our principal, John Thors, Jr., is assisted by Miss Ola Hiller, who now occupies the position vacated last year by J. C. Covert. Mr. Russell heads the Vocational School, the work of which is now more necessary than ever. The essential position of Director of Curriculum in the Secondary Schools is effectively filled by George Clark. We appreciate our competent administrative body, and compliment them on their able managment. We catch Mr. Thors, our principal, in one of his very infrequent idle moments; and here is Miss Hiller, smilingly work- ing behind her desk. Right — Virginia Vreones and June Newcombe consult with Mr. Thors. Miss Ola B. Hiller, our new assist- ant principal, talks things over with Ethel Willing. Opposite Page, Upper Left — Robert B. French, Superintendent of Schools. Lower Left — E. C. Russell, Director of Voca- tional Education. Center Right — George L. Clark, Director of Curriculum. Lower Right — Frank J. Du Frain, Assistant Superintendent of Schools. Efficiency (7) ADMINISTRATION Row 1 — Miss Allchin. Mr. Allison, Mr. Antisdel, Mr. Ashley. Mr. Bacon, Mr. Bevington, Mr. Eonrziel. Row 2 — Mr. Brown, Mrs. Buckley, Miss B. Carpenter, Miss M. Carpenter, Miss Cole, Miss Davidson, Miss Day, Mr. Dearing. Row 3 — Miss Derragon, Mr. Fisler, Mr. Foreman, Miss Gaylord, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Graff, Mr. Gray, Mr. Harbolt. Row 4 — Mr. Harris, Mr. Healy, Mr. Hire, Miss Hook, Miss Hunt, lis Hunter, Mr. Kader, Miss Kaumlieimer. Rolf S — Mr. Kidd, Miss King, Miss Lighterncss, Mr. Line, Miss Lobb, Mrs. MacAdatns, Miss McDermet, Mr. McDonald. L- -i IL I ADMINISTRATION Rote 1 — Mr. Mercado, Miss Meyer, Mr. Meyer, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Odell, Miss O ' Hara, Miss Paris, Miss Richards. Row 2 — Miss Rubert, Mr. Shara, Mr. Sibley, Mr. Sink, MLs Si. Her, Mr. Sme.ul, Mr. Smith, Mr. Suavely. Ron i — Mr. Spoils, Miss Stewart, l J . J. w i A rC4S Mrs. Travis, Mr. Tinney, Mr. Trimpe, Mr. Sweet, Miss Thomas, pe, Miss Van Arsdalc. Ron 4 — Mr. Vezzani, Mr. Viola, Miss Walker, Miss Waterman, Mr. Watson, Mr. Weisenberger, Mrs. Whitfield, Mr. Wlersem i, Row J— Mr. Wignall, Mr. W.k. Miss Wilson. Mr. Wright. Q[« J -nAA Inset — Looking down on the Circle , we see the parked cars of the faculty. Mr. Spotts smiles at us in the midst of his Biology class. Hk L iff Infinitely We find Miss Hook smiling good-naturedly as we invade one of her Latin classes. Mr. Fisler is keeping his eye on the girls in his English class. Looking into the office early in the morning, we find our teachers arriving for a hard day! (10) Informative Instructing students in radio- speech is Miss Kaumheimer, attractive new addition to our faculty. Popular Miss McDermet, more familiarly known as Miss Mac, is speaking with Elaine Jolly and Betty Dell in the newly furnished girls ' con- ference room on the first floor. It looks as if Mr. Hartman ' s son Dickie is giving our cheer leaders a few pointers. (11) Pouring at the Christmas tea held in the cafeteria are the Misses Mary and Bessie Carpenter, while well-known faculty members may be seen in the background. We wonder if Mr. Forsman is discussing the party with Miss Hiller, or if he ' s telling her the latest moron joke. (12) u biauitoud are the Ulnderclc 9 addmen (13) We Sophs in Geometry Beverly Ruffatto is interested in Lewis Noell ' s explanation of a geometry problem. Biology These students in Mrs. Buckley ' s biology class are examining specimens, and discovering new worlds through microscopes. Latin Latin pupils Bob Jones, Ronald Richmond, Eleanor Summers, and Kathleen Wheeler look pleased with their copies of Epistolae Scholae. (14) Our Classes Commercial Geography The maps and charts in Miss Gaylord ' s commercial geography class are being closely studied by Norma Johnson, Alice Cave, Michael Keith, June Callahan, Margaret Ballaert, and Ed Bryant. Foods Giving some eggs a terrific beating in the cooking room are Murlene Spencer, Rose Mary Hall, and Ezma Hughlet. Drafting Alone at his desk, Bill Nique seems to be rather puzzled by a drafting problem. (15) ■i§ 0 £j ♦ ' i r - , , ...... «JP % Q y? J Here We Are In Person Photographs  i this .j,v, t which have been partially divided are so placed solely for the purpose of making an even appearance on ■ margins. These pictures are duplicates. No individual has been omitted. Row 1 Addison, Phyllis Row 2 Aldrich, Naomi Alexander, Arthur Allen, Darlene Allrcd, Dorothea Row 3 Almas, Bill Amsdcrt, Joyce Anderson, Audrey Anderson, Betty Anderson, Herbert Andrews, Cliff Andrews, Magdalene Andritsis, Nick Archambault, Mary Row 4 Augc, Dorothy Augustine, Walter Bace, Elizabeth Baer, June Baker, Sammy Bane, Janet Barber, Harold Barber, Ruth Barley, Louise Barnds, Bill Barrett, Barbara Batailee, John Row 5 Barr.h, Robert Baylis, Shelly Beacan, Pearl Beall, George Bchnkc, Grace Bell, Duane Benn, Marjorie Berg, Virginia Best, Fred Bcttc, Joyce Bildstein, Josephine Bishop, Bonnie Bishop, Margaret Bivich, Roy Row 6 Black, Rosetta Blower, Robert Bodner, Seymour Bracknell, Dorthy Brian, Patsy Brill, Evelyn Brown, Barbara Brown, Elnor Brown, Evans Bryce, Dick Bugbee, Bernard Bull, Marjorie Buncc, Carolyn Row 7 Bundt, Arlene Burnham, Connie Burrows, Charlotte Bush, Donna Baum, Nelda Boyd, Glenna Capatina, Olivia Capperomith, Marilyn Carlson, Camilla Carlson, Delores Carney, Harland Carry, Joe Carter, Ronald Caseheir, Ed Row 8 Castor, Lendy Caveny, Ruth Charbenan, Marjorie Cherreg, Allen Chetwood, Mary Ellen Chipman, Arlene Chosder, Barley Christie, Jim Church, Joan Church, John Clancy, Barbara Clovering, Geraldenc Clock, Wilma Row 9 Cobb, June Cobiel, Betty Colburn, Bill Cole, Duane Coleman, Rose Col ling wood, Robert Conant, Shirley Conway, Keith ( ook, Claude Cooley, Lorraine Cornwell, Jack Courtemanche, Bud Cowgill, Virginia Cox, John Row 10 Craig, Virginia Crandall, Stuart Crane, Conway Crane, Ray Crawford, Frank Crawford, Jack Criton, Bob ( rook, Shirley Campbell, Betty Curry, Betty Dando, Anita Damcjian, Ruth Row 11 Daniek, Gloria Danielson, Eric Danis, Arlene Davenport, Elinora Davis, Bette Davis, Earlc Dearing, James DeConick, Marion Dejeacomas, Dorothy Demxson, Shirley DeRousha, Joyce Deyo, Stanton Derderian, Vienna Row 12 Dill, Betty Diogenis, Joe Dunlap, Carolyn Durnbaugh, Don Earhart, Bcttie Eberle, Eleanorc Edwards, Ncllrosc Edwards, Nicholas 1 isele, Bob FlierT, Stanley Elkins, Pansy Ellis, Mary Ann Ellis, Roger Emery, Bob Row 13 Erb, Bill Erikson, Bernard I rickson, Bruce Erven, Gordon Exstrand, Shirley Fairman, Jay Farnsworth, ?? Fellows, Bill Felts, Mande Ferguson, Mary Ferrell, Elmyra Ecrrcll, John Finkelstein, Marvin Row 14 Finney, Shirley Firman, George I isler, Phyllis FlintofT, Barbara Flynn, Winnie Fogler, Nellie Foote, Eugene Foote, Kathleen Foster, Russel Fought, Bertha French, Jack French, Jimmie Row 15 Fyfc, Betty Gaines, Erma Jean Galbraith, Colnul Galbraith, Eldon Giglio, Marco Gibbons, William Gidding, Laurence Giddings, Donna Row 16 Giddings, Bob GirTord, Robert Gilledon, Patricia Gilson, Jack Godsell, Walter Row 17 Gondas, Andre (17) This Qives You More Photographs on this page which have been partially divided arc so placed solely for the purpose of making an even appearance on the margins. These pictures are duplicates. No individual has been omitted. Row 1 Gosh, Gordon Row 2 Gordiner, Bob Green, Eugene Green, Dorothy Green, Yvetta Row 3 Green, Richard Guiles, Joe Guest, Leland Gullitt, Anna Haas, Shirley Hacevar, Lois Ann Row 4 Hockey, Edward Hale, Shephen Hallins, Charleen Hallman, Marilyn Hancock, Randolph Hammond, Betty Jane Hansen, Mary Jaync Hanson, Blanche Hanston, Wilma Hooks, Virginia Row 5 Hapwood, Glen Harmer, Ray Harte, Ward Harrington, Jack Harris, June Harrod, Romona Hasoutunian, Lucy Hassenzal, Alice Hatcher, Patricia Hatchins, Leslie Hatfield, Bill Hays, Aaron Hays, Jack Head, Betty Lou Row 6 Heitsch, Joseph Henderson, Richard Henderson, Yetivc Henry, Walter Hicks, Darwin } foarsoe, Walter Hoban, Dick Holmes, Freda Hoet, Janice Hood, Ronald Hook, Virginia Hoover, Howard Horwitz, Elinor Row 7 Hoaton, Ray Hubel, Enda Hudson, Janic Hunt, Shirley Hunter, Geralda Inman, Peter Innis, John Irish, Margaret Jockwig, Bud Jalosky, Harold James, Adrian Jones, Elmo Jenereaux, Gilda Johnson, Ross Row 8 Jolly, Elaine Jones, Don Jones, Mary Jorcnson, Betty Kane, Marjorie Kcebaugh, Vernon Kennedy, Margaret Kershenbaum, Aaron Knapp, Phyllis Kowalski, Bernice Krugman, Melvin Lacy, Dean Row 9 Lamb, Evelyn Lange, Betty Lanway, Audrey LaPointe, Donald Larsen, Carl Larsen, Evelyne Lawton, Mary Lou Leach, Dorris Leece, Marvin LeFervc, Virginia Leiblcr, Robert Lcipprandt, Arby Leipprandt, Mary Lou LcMarbc, Don Row 10 LeMonde, Gill Lewis, Moell Lindley, Kathleen Panchuck, Bill Mack, Dorothy Maddox, Freneg Mann, Bob Manning, Marjorie Mansfield, Varlenc Marin, Jack Martindale, Donald Mathes, Eunice Mathews, Laurel! Row 11 Maxim, Rosie May, Patsy Mayne, William Mayo, Jane McCants, Annie Bell McCulloch, William McDougall, Lome McFall, John McGurgan, Alma McMahan, Patricia McMorris, Dorothy McPherson, Marjorie McReynolds, Ines Melzerm, Martin Row 12 Loomis, Carl Miller, Barbara Miller, Bob Miller, Douglas Miller, Edwin Miller, Joyce Milligan, George Moore, Louise Moore, Robert Moran, Shirley Morcau, Thomas Morey, Shirley Morgan, Elaine Row 13 Morgan, Ralph Morin, Anna Morin, Pat Morin, Richard Mosheir, Bill Muirhcad, Goldie Murphy, Lorraine Muse, Jean Newton, Audrey Ncaric, Audrey Nederlander, Joe Ncill, Bcttic Nelson, Eddie Neville, Carmen Row 14 Newbegging, Alice Newbegging, Jack Newman, Bob Newman, Ruth Nichols, Katheryn Nicholson, Harold Nisbett, Donald Norberg, Bob Oit, Betty Olson, Betty Olsiin, Joan Opic, Arlene Row 15 Opill, Amos Orvin, Naomi Ostrand, Shirley Ostrander, Vernon Otto, Lois Paige, Oscar Painter, Paul Pantel, Afra Papanichola, Bill Row 16 Peck, Carl Pearson, Donald Pearson, Ruth Payne, Frank Patterson, Robert Row 17 Parker, Lois Partello, Paul (18) ■ r - ... 9 • -qp  $? 0 @ y i • A ■%« •r c k . ' T 4 . ■SK fc SL- ' £X We ' re the Last Photographs on this page which have been partially divided art « placed solely fc appearance on the margins. These pictures are duplicates. Nt in, In iJu.il has been omitted. the purpose of making an even Row 1 Pappas, Pat Row 2 Pelaez, Manuel Ptrquctte, James Peters, Virginia Peterson, Louise Phellps, Mary Row 3 Phillips, Lacene Philpott, Neal Philps, Betty Pike, Norma Pickering, Minnie Pimberton, Harry Pinkston, Edna Row 4 Pitts, Bertha Plake, Shirley Piante, Glenn Pond, Mary Lou Powell, Dorothy Pressnell, Dewey Price, Robert Proven, George Pyke, George Raczka, Peter Rallis, Gus Ramin, Gladys Row 5 Rapson, Marjorie Rea, Betty Redman, Morris Reevcr, Doris Renwick, Ruth Replogle, Carol Richards, Charles Richardson, Frank Richmond, Donald Riemenschneider, Eva Robinson, Mary Rodneck, Lee Rogers, Marilyn Roole, Russell Row 6 Rowden, Clyde Rowley, Catherine Rowley, Robert Rowston, Bettie Ruthenberg, Jay Ruffatto, Beverly Russell, Barbara Rust, Kenneth Salow, Ronald Sanders, Ina Sawyer, Betty Schick, Elinor Schmitker, Robert Schram, Kenneth Row 7 Schultz, Lois Schwabb, Joyce Sederlund, Mariam Seeley, Maxine Selberg, Alfred Seldon, Cynthia Sellers, Barbara Scone, Peter Srevertson, Renea Sigler, Lois Silk, Dorothy Sislark, Bob Shafer, Betty Shearer, Mary Jean Row 8 Sheldon, Elaine Shelton, Bill Shelton, Gene Jones, Shirley Shultz, Elaine Shortt, Catherine Showers, Edward Slankard, Jack Smith, Albert Smith, Barbara Smith, Gordon Smith, James Smith, Leland Smith, Raymond Row 9 Smith, Richard Smith, Richard Smith, Roberta Slamon, Jay Sorgdue, Geraldme Soutar, Arnold Sparks, Sidney Speer, Evelyn Spence, Delores Spittle, Lillian Staver, Betty Staples, Janice Stark, Betty Row 10 Steever, Norma Stemmer, Thorald Stenson, Marie Strauss, Gwen Shrehle, Fred Stomman, Earl Stone, Don Stone, James Swackhamer, Stanley Swartz, Joan Switzenberg, ?? Taft, Jean Talbat, Bob Taunt, James Row 11 Taylor, James Teachworth, Jack TePoorten, Bernard Terehoy, Kathleen Thatcher, Robert Thayer, Betty Thayer, Geral d Thomas, Madeline Thomas, Peggy Thompson, Jewell Thorpe, Pat Tindall, Joyce Tosts, Cornelia Trawick, Iris Row 12 Tubbs, Nancy Tuince, Marilyn Utler, Anne Valter, Marian Van Ardern, Marion Vanderpool, Stella Vanderzee, Bill Vankenburg, John Vervey, Beverly Vieg, Virginia Vosburg, Carolyn Vought, Edna Vorhes, Arthur Row 13 Voydanoft ' , Christy- Wagner, Billy Walder, Marjorie Walls, Joan Walsh, Marjorie Warner, Calvin Watrous, Shirley Ward, Helen Warden, Homer Weisenberger, Ruth Weldon, Richard Wethy, Barbara Williams, George Williams, Gilbert Row 14 Williams, Telman Williams, Barbara Willis, Raymond W ' ilks. Mabel Wilkinson, Jim Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, Dorcas Wilson, Glenn Wilson, Herbert Winkley, Joyce Winter, Catherine Row 15 Winton, Betty Wheeler, Eunice Whittington, Jacqueline White, Robert White, Dorris White, Kenneth White, Lucille W ' rcnn, John Row 16 Wooduim, Ed Young, Eugene Young, Robert Zamek, Charles Row 17 Zelbs, Frances Zeliski, Margaret (21) The Classes Are Miss Richards helps Don Lindon and Don Graham turn out attractive let- tering and poster jobs. It ' s not a Martian invasion, only Jack McDonald, Jimmie George, and Wil- liam Deary at work in the welding shop. It ' s all French to us, but Marjorie Geasler and Ruth Hummel appear to know what they ' re doing. Grace Gilleland, Betty Nellis, and Elsa Danielson will never complain about not having a thing to wear as long as they apply what they are learning in this sewing class. (22) Harder Now The interesting English projects on display in Miss McDermet ' s room re- ceive the approval of Constance Walker, Shirley Zimmerman, and Douglas Watson. Irving Rubin seems to know just what is ' wrong -with Frank Kelly ' s algebra problem. Ken Frye and Doris Hoover are in the lab compounding some mysterious formula. At a panel discussion in history Al Coles, Carol Hopp, Katheryn Demp- sey, and Peggy Jo Schroeder attempt to settle all our post war problems. (23) EB mam At Last WeVe Juniors Photographs on thh page which have been partially di ided are so placed solely for the purpose of making au even appearance on the margins. These pictures i duplicates. No individual has been omitted. Row 1 Albert, Bene Row 2 Allen, Don Allen, Jean Allord, Roger Anderson, Eileen Anderson, Margaret Row 3 Anderson, Pat Apegean, Alice Armstrong, Bob Armstrong, Lewis Atkins, Oakley Austin, Stuart Barker, Betty Barber, Jean Barnett, Henry Row 4 Barnum, Paul Barrager, Donna Baran, Marion Bearce, Pearl Beck, Kenneth Becker, Dick Bennett, Evelyn Benson, Bob Berry, John Bertram, Dale Black, Walter Both, Betty Row 5 Bowback, Anna Bradford, Maxine Brandt, Eleanor Brim, Bill Brown, Edwin Brown, Edwina Brummett, Laura Bryan, Betty Bryant, Ed Buel, Dick Bueld, Charles Burder, Ted Bydman, Jim Cappell, Albert Row 6 Carlson, Harry Cave, Alice Chamberlin, Duane Chappell, Jack Chesley, Paul Chenoweth, Mary Jo Chipman, James Chivikos, Phil Christoperson, Jean Churchwell, Paul Clark, Peggy Coles, Al Comp, Edith Row 7 Conger, Delma Jean Considene, Jimmy Cook, Martha Corter, Bill Cot, Thomas Crocker, Walter Crivea, Leo Crowdcr, Mamie Daniels, Ruby Davis, Mary Dawson, Phyllis Deary, Barbara Denkens, Jessie DeRousha, Juanita Row 8 Damerjian, Iris DeQuis, Mary DeSantos, Leona Dix, Annis Doughty, Leslie Duran, Beartice Dworin, Phillip Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Joe Emerson, Frank Fields, Castoria Fisher, Ivan Flischer, Dallas Row 9 Fowler, Juanita France, Mary Franks, Herbert Fritcli, Marian Froxell, Richard Fugmann, Franz Fulkerson, David Gallen, Dawson Gallas, Charleen Gallardo, Angelo Gansalez, Sarah Gazette, Maxine Gee, Mildred Row 10 Georgia, Paula Geiger, Margaret Gibson, Janet Gillespie, Al Graham, Frank Gray, Roy Green, Harry Greer, Bob Gregerson, Nina Grandon, Betty Gustavson, Cleo Hackley, Joyce Hall, Rosemary Hallnnd, Dorothy Row 11 Hamilton, Kenneth Harper, Margie Hardy, Louise Harper, Delia Harrington, Zelda Harris, Joan Harrison, John Hartung, Dorothy Hassinger, Donald Hawisher, Betty Hecox, Dorothy Heniing, Bernice Hill, Milton Row 12 Floiland, Fred Hugan, Olive Ann Hottmann, Betty HumpLins, Ralph Hudson, Emily Hughlett, Ezma Inman, Bob Innun, Peter James, Carlton Jarrell, Billy Jockwig, Jane Johnson, Paul Johnson, Wesley Johnston, Arnold Row 13 Jondro, Evelyn Jones, Shirley Keith, Barbara Kelly, William Kendall, Robert Kibbey, Carol Kingson, Dorothy Knapp, Fred Koch, Harriet LaFrance, Fred Lamb, Gloria Lamvert, Ross L;inge, Shirley Row 14 Lapides, Jerry LaRue, Ruth Latendress, Bucilla Lawerence, Dorothy Lehtzan, Dick LeMorve, Bob Lewis, Elaine Lindquist, Maxine Lirn, Bowine Lindon, Dow Lombe, Shirley MacLoyd, Sterrie Row 15 Madlerg, Jack Mandos, Pat Manning, Darl Manning, John Marsh, Marilyn Matthews, Edsel Maxim, Maxim McArthur, Fred Row 16 McMillan, Marjorie Meier, Jean Melborun, Don Meyer, Ann ( (25) More of the Class of ' 44 Photographs r.n this page which have been partially divided are so placed solely for the purpose of making an even appearance on the margins. 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Row 1 Mililosian, George Row 2 Miller, Laurit Miner, H elen Moery, Charles Montgomery, Charles Row 3 Moore, Irene Morrow, Jean Myers, Virgil Nathan, Paul Nazarin, May Newcombe, June Newlon, Kenneth Niemi, Delores Row 4 Nique, Ralph Norton, Bob O ' Brien, Eddie Ollila, Bob Parker, Rex Parks, Marie Perna, Lena Persinger, Floyd Petford, Mari An Pettit, Grace Pfeuffer, Bob Row 5 Phillips, Donald Pike, Eileen Plummers, June Pollard, Clifford Porter, Joann Pratt, Evelyn Raczka, Josephine Rayner, Albert Reynolds, Betty Richards, George Rososky, Dorothy Ray, Joan Russell, Lillian Sacolick, Harold Row 6 Salesbury, Duane Salley, Arthur Schaefer, Clara Schmidt, Betty Schram, Genevieve Scruggs, Alma Seaman, Gloria Seiber, Rudy- Seymour, Liebiskend Shackletord, Rex Shampin, Frank Shaw, Mary Jo Shelton, Bob Row 7 Sheppard, Tom Shoults, Marvin Shuler, Clara Simmons, Alvin Slater, Dwight Smith, Nellie Smith, William Snyder, Wanda Soper, Betty Sorenson, Elsie Spencer, Elinor Spencer, Murlene Stellman, Edith Stockwell, Eleanor Row 8 Stenwald, Paul Stephens, Fay Stephenson, Grace Stolzman, Violet Stone, Laura Stonewall, Ruth Stange, Vern Stuart, Gilbert Sturnman, Florlne Sudborough, Barabra Surre, Richard Swanson, Gloria Swartz, Howard Row 9 Thcmas, Ellen Thompson, Betty Thompson, Stuart Thorson, Clarence Throber, Floyd Tiltman, Donna Tober, Kenneth Tomilson, Dorothy Towns, Margie Townsend, Wilms Tripp, Robert Tubbs, Moris Tucker, Julia Velzy, Grace Row 10 Vinner, Jean Vollmar, Jack Voss, Gail Voupt, Louela Wagenman, George Wance, Lucy Warner, Mourdena Weddle, Roberta Wells, Bob Whelley, Bena Wilkenson, Lowell Williams, Margaret Winter, Bill Row 1 1 Tippen, Bernard Turnball, Helen Upton, Donald Utter, Lawerence Varney, Margaret Wiscombe, Bill Womack, Dotta Woon, Beverly Wright, John Yarblough, Nina Young, Beverly Zarzorian, Virginia Zimmerman, Mabel Row 12 Agorgantas, Demetea Allen, Jeanne Anderson, Lola Andersen, Quentin Andress, Jack Aiken, William Armstrong, John Ashbaugh, Dorothy Andrews, Magnolia Auge, Roy Austin, Everett Row 13 Ballcntyne, Hugh Banghart, Edna Banghart, Elwyn Barar, Mary Barber, Roberta Barling, Jean Barrett, Willard Batchelor, Betty Batchelor, Harold Becker, Bob Begovich, Barbara Behler, Ralph Benn, Phyllis Row 14 Bayu, Edwin Baylor, Janie Bennett, Phyllis Betten, Elaine Bickel, Pauline Bell, Ruby Black, William Blackwell, Robert Blaylock, Barbara Blayzor, Bob Bond, Cash Bouck, Martha Row 15 Bowden, Lloyd Bowin, Imogene Brace, Ruth Bradley, Ellen Breckenridge, William Brinker, Eileen Britton, Grant Brown, Duane Brown, Gordon Row 16 Bruce, Edna Bryan, Emma Bryson, Don Buckley, Jerry Buckley, Joyce Austin, Everett Avadenka, Shirley , V iVf Baldauf, Harriet K i Roy Row 17 Burmeister, Vivian (26) i . • . • A- - M S v k v ' -« t r S 1 We ' ve Qotten Acquainted Photographs on this page which have been partially Jut Jed are so placed solely for the purpose o making an even appearance an the margins. 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Row 1 Burn ham, Audrey- Row 2 Cummins, Gene Cummings, Vivian Cheslik, Bernice Cudnohufsky, Mary Cudncy, Gene Crook, Florence Row 3 talc, lone Callahan, June Canatasey, Ray Cornet, James Carson, Charles Carter, Trae Cosgrove, Warren Couley, Harry Cenmon, Richard Row 4 Challis, Sylvia Cha pin, Dorothy Chastain, Emmogenc C ue, Maxinc Churchwell, Paul Christie, Jack Cobb, James Coin, Shirley Cole, Shirley Coleman, Betty Colvin, Priscilla Compeau, Barbara Copeman, Barbara Row 5 Cox, Ethel Creswell, Andrew Dalby, Arthur Daniclson, Elsa David, Joseph Dawc, Virginia Dawson, Nadcnc Dean, Patricia DeArmond, Evelyn Deeter, Howard Dcnsmorc, Betty Dcmpscy, Kathryn DcQuis, Bill Row 6 Dingee, Eleanor Dingcc, Paul Dix, Arthur Dodd, Blaer Dodd, Bob Dow, Samuel Durkec, Edwina Edmondson, Bill Edward, Catherine Edward, Dorothy Edwards, Terry Eichimcicr, I ' d ward Eirens, Lylc Evans, Elmer Row 7 Ewald, Betty Fair, Floyd Febrey, Ncalc Ferrett, Betty Fisher, Duane Fisher, Raymond Fleming, Jim Fooslur, Dick Ford, William Frezielle, John Frye, Ken Fulkerson, George Gaff, Pat Row 8 Gardner, Barbara Garner, Russell Gayettc, Dorothy Gaylord, Bob Gazette, Donna Geasler, Marjorie Gee, Ruby Gclchrist, Inez Geno, Norene George, Gerald Gibbons, Irene Giving, Irene Goldc, Morton Row 9 Goodwin, Virginia Gould, Jean Ellen Gravella, Elaine Green, Robert Grecnway, James Grimm, Phyllis Gritzinger, Don Haas, June Hackett, Guy Haggard, James Hale, Marian Hale, Maxinc Halk, George Hangstefer, James Row 10 Harden, Phyllis Haron, Tunian Harper, Dorothy I (atherly, Sarah Hazberg, Richard Hefner, Bonnie Hellinger, Lowain Hennessy, Joan Hendrickson, June Herrick, Shirley Heldenbrand, Page Hitchcalk, Dale Row 11 Hiehs, Virginia Hoadlcy, Beverly Hockey, Gerald Holland, Wallace Holman, Eileen Holmes, Mary Hoodley, Claudia Hooker, Paul Hoover, Doris Hoover, Howard Hopp, Carol Hopper, Mary Lou House, Jeff Houts, Charlotte Row 12 I lowey, Alfred Hrover, Lanier Hudson, Emogcnc Hudson, Margaritte Hummell, Ruth I iumphrey, Thomas Hurcick, Helen Jackson, Edna Jackson, James Jaconettc, Paul Jalosky, Richard James, William Jewell, Marilyn Row 13 Jenkins, Shirley Johnson, Charles Johnson, Kathleen Johnson, Wayne Johnston, Robert Jones, Bob Jones, Hazen Jones, Peggy Jcuas, William Kardell, Marion Karkau, Pat Karr, Gerald Reiser, Maxinc Keller, Doris Row 14 Kemper, Scott Kesselring, June King, Vcral Kinney, Mary Kinsler, Phyllis Ann Kline, Betty Knox, Bill Knox, Lloyd Knudsen, Pat Koenig, Dorothy Korolden, Kenneth Row 15 Krenz, Arthur Krcm, Bernadine Kreig, Dan Larsen, Marie LaVire, Margaret Lenius, Marjorie Leonard, John Lcski, Bill Row 16 Lillygrcn, George Lyon, Bob Maiden, Jim (29) That ' s Ail of Us Photographs on this page which have been partially divided are so placed solely for the purpose of making appearance on the margins. 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Row 1 Martin, Arthur Row 2 Marvin, Lorraine Mascicllo, Marie Maurer, Angela Mazza, Rudy Marczan, Doris Row 3 McArthur, Donna McClellan, Al McClendlon, Dorothy McCollum, Harry McDonald, Audrey McEvers, Whyoma McGerr, Richard McHcnry, Anna Row 4 McKinney, Bill McKinney, William McLanghlin, Ray McNeil, Joan McReynoIds, Bill Mcrenick, Walter Merney, Phyllis Miller, Leslie Miller, Pearl Miller, Ruby Row 5 Miner, Frances Miner, Pat Mitchell, Jack Morrison, Barbara Morris, Paul Morris, Shirley Mooncy, Joe Mount, Don Myers, Earl Nauglc, Maude Ncafic, J hn Nellcs, Betty Nelson, Alice Newberry, Harley Row 6 Nicholls, Alfred Nord, Phyllis Oakes, Charles Oakley, Lester O ' Donoghue, Leslie Ogg, Melvin Oroscy, Joe Palms, Wanda Pantel, Mary Paschall, Pat Paschall, Marguerittc Parker, Robert Papazian, Albert Row 7 Patterson, Marjorie Paulson, Henrietta Payton, Ruth Pearsons, Mary Perry, Dorothy Perry, Lillian Perry, Peter Peterson, Lawerence Phipps, Henry Pike, Eileen Pilts, Lester Pote, Jack Potter, Paul Row 8 Prall, Charlene Prevette, Martha Price, Douglas Pritchett, Mary Proksch, Florence Protopappas, Bessie Prunty, Rose Raiby, Reamc Rech, Richard Reed, Henry Reed, Richard Reed, Robert Recne, Barbara Reid, Henry Richardson, Duanc Row 9 Richardson, Shirley Richmond, Robert Richmond, Ronald Riemenschneider, La Verne Robb, Lois Rogers, Edith Rogers, Jeanne Rogers, June Ross, Martha Roth, Joseph Roth, Reginald Rowston, Charles Rubin, Irving Row 10 Russell, Lillian Rutledge, Mary Sale, Harold Salvador, Ramos Saman, James Sample, Pat Sanchez, Edward Sasse, Doris Savin, Maxinc Scarpelli, August Schlosser, Charles Schreiber, Bill Schroeder, Peggy Row 11 Schultz, Shirley Scott, Jerry Seeley, Marjorie Sceterlin, Jim Sehlyfcstone, Irving Serbert, Betty Sckulich, George Sellers, Amy Semenuk, Olga Shank, Joan Shays, Harry Shaw, Bonnie Shclton, Mary Ann Row 12 Shcrfield, Eva Sherwood, Donald Shields, Louis Skult, Jimmy Slater, Mary Smith, Clayton Smith, Erma Smith, Gene Smith, I Iclcn Smith, Phyllis Smith, Wilma Smoot, Maxine Snecd, Jcanctte Snyder, Opal Row 13 Spadaforc, Paul Stein, Alice Stevens, Grace Stevens, Phyllis Stoll, Jerry Stone, Hilda St. John, Fred St. John, Judson Summers, Marilyn Sutton, Don Sutton, Jim Sutton, Joyce Sutton, Laline Row 14 Swarthout, Lillian Talmage, Dorothy Taylor, Dorothy Taylor, Duanc Taylor, Jean Taylor, Lucille Teeber, John Thomas, Ernestine Thomas, Mary Ann Talley, Norma Tondu, Wayne Row 15 Tuutant, Bernard Townsend, Wilma Trout, Norman Tweed, Jacqulinc Tweed, Jackeline Ulrich, Paula Vonderlind, John Row 16 Van Wagoner, Barbara Van Welt, Shirley Vought, Betty Vcrhcy, John (30) miMwm We Have Hard Classes, Too Future great fizzisists are Barbara Wolfe, Milton Thompson, Mary Kevorkian, and Robert Dodd. Transcribing shorthand are tomorrow ' s white collar girls, Janice Deason, Joyce Daniels, and Mary Ann Courtemanche. Donald Schroeder, Alan Warshawer and John Setlow cover Miss Alchin ' s board ' with strange appearing trig problems while Barbara Tinney and Norma Haskins study at their seats. Bob Slonaker shows how it ' s done the South American Way in Mr. Mercado ' s Spanish class. Tinkering with this large airplane motor we find grease monkeys Jimmie George, Frank Jones, William Deary, Fred Wasson, and Jack McDonald. Rex Parker, Terry Edwards, Shirley Coin, and Zelda Harrington are absorbed in their art work in Mr. Kidd ' s class. These professional looking radio actors are Mae Finch, Jay Firman, Jim Fleming, and Virginia Worthington. But Definitely (33) -% V- s vT f„ fl if- A 5 - v JL ;V£1ft to grfi v ■H i t a.® aA aV VT ' We ' re Seniors Now Photographs on this page u h • ' been partially divided are so placed solely for the purpose of making m even appearance on the margins. These pictures are duplicates. No individual bus been omitted. P il Row 1 Walker, Constance Row 2 Wardell, Evelyn Warner, Gcraldinc Warson, Fred Watson, Douglas Row 3 Weiss, Jack Weldon, Barbara Weller, Betty Wells, Elaine Wendl, Mary Ann White, Edith Williams, Joe Williams, Wanda Row 4 Vosburg, Bob Vriones, Virginia Vroomon, William Waggoner, Dorothy Waterson, Betty Watson, Maybelle Webb, Byron Weber, Williard Welcox, Marcella Wetherington, Alice Wethy, John Row 5 illiams, Dorothy Wilson, Barbara Wilson, Dale Wise, Margaret Wolf, Leonard Wolverton, Dona Wood, Harold Worthington, Virginia Ycager, Twyla Zelinski, Mary Ann Zimmerman, Shirley Young, Gloria Row 6 Andrews, Shirley Ansbough, Barbara Armstrong, Hazel Allen, Lynn Baine, Dorothy Barnes, Leonard Beach, Leona Beauchamp, Vera Beaudry, Freda Beckar, Helen Bennett, Phyllis Bilyeir, Virginia Blackerby, Ted Row 7 Blan y, Floyd Blanzy, Micheal Bowers, Betty Brown, Bill Bruske, Helen urkc, Claire Burris, Helen Burroughs, Ralph Byrne, Catherine Calton, Doris Carter, Frances Carter, Marion Claire, Sandra Row 8 Corey, Thelma Corey, Walter Couretas, Stephen Dailey, Charlccn Daniels, Eugene Davidson, Donald Davidson, Donald Davidson, Evelyn Deary, William DeConick, Ruth DeLass, Audrey Derderian, Alice Donegan, June Doyle, Harold Row 9 I vans, Jane Everett, Ray Eustice, Edwin Faus, Lester Ferrett, Angeline Foss, Frances Fox, Bill Fox, Joseph Fox, Margaret Franklin, Peggy- Fuller, Robert George, Jimmie George, Paul Gilford, Alan Row 10 Grant, Helen Green, Wilma Graner, Reta Gustafson, Boyd Guzman, Mary Hatfield, Jean Flayncs, Gladys Hibbs, James Hillikcr, Earsel Hoffman, Clarence Holm, Helen Hubbell, Barbara Insco, Anita Row 11 Jackson, Bob Jackson, William Jennings, Marjoric Johnson, Clifton Jones, Eva Lcc Jones, Louis Kabodian, Hrog Kabcenell, Martin Kalashian, Hemalene Karnes, Harold Keillor, Lois Killen, Catherine Kliewer, Eugene Locke, Leona Row 12 Lake, Betty [.ampman, Marjoric Lane, Donald Langford, Lcs Lechner, Eleanor Lcc, Richard M.iliskcy, Marie Markcy, Bob Marshall, Bill Martin, Frans Merchant, Joan Met , June Miller, Emma Row 13 Miller, Eunice Milligan, Mary Mook, Tommy More, Gerald Morgan, Irene Morin, Robert Morton, Doris McManus, Barbara McManus, Bud McClellan, Erne McDonald, Jack McBridc, Don McDowell, Stanley )owcll, Stanley v a f Row 14 Newlon, Phyllis Nichols, Erwin Oakley, Leo Papanichola, Antidonc Parris, Christina Parsons, Vera Pcarica, Carol Peterson, Florence Pitchford, Bill Plake, Roberta Price, Don Row 15 Reamer, Glenn Reekie, James Reynolds, Robert Reynolds, Roberta Robinson, Virginia Ryeson, Evelyn Sandstrom, Marilyn Row 16 Sanger, Shirley Scott, Carol Scott, David Stott, Fred Row 17 John Doe (35) Don ' t Overlook Us We ' re Seniors, Too Photographs on this page which have been partially divided are so placed solely for the purpose of making an even til) [tear time on the margins. These pictures are duplicates. No individual has been omitted. Row 1 Showers, P ' dnA Row 2 Shuler, Theodore Smith, Lois Smith, Sydney Srigley, John Row 3 Row 4 Williams, Hortense Stcddcy, Harold lownsend, Glorya Wittkoph, Annabcllc Stephinson, Russell Vackaro, Marie Wright, Marjoric Stirling, Yvonne Wagner, Valeric Strand, Wayne Walcnski, Mary Row 5 Stump, John Warman, Betty Ycagcr, Barbara Sweazey, Mac Wendland, Dorothy Youngs, William Taylor, Alice Wcthcrington, Betty Yungk, Beverly TcrMarsch, Alberta Whitehead, Jack Zarzarian, Daisy (36) 1 J naenioud are the VJn 9 anizutiond (37) Ready — Willing — and Nanette Hill proved to be a very cap- able editor last semester with Jackie Brittian as associate editor. They made it possible for us to receive our Toma- hawks every week. The second semester Ina June Gaylard with the help of Ann Kutz as associate editor continued the work very well. Without the help of Miss Day this would not have been possible. Ina June Gaylord, Rose Nique, Marquerritte Bryant, June Bachelor, Jeanne Wile, Eileen Fay, Virginia Will. THE TOMAHAWK shed and Printed by Pupils of Pontiac Senior High School Volume XXI Pontiac, Michigan, Thursday, October 29, 1942 T_J UL r-J Theme Selected tor Conference KAp Of Older Boys Early in December Older Boys ' Cunler- _£ Q eld in Kalamazoo No. 5 0111 amazoo, W By Nk Able — Are They Editors Second Semester — Ann Km and tna June Gaylord. First Semester — Jackie Britten, Nanette Hill and Nancy Hubbard. Business Staff Seated — Ronald Richmond, Bill Der- ragon and Edwin Brown. Standing — James Dickson, Cliarleen Gallus, Peggy Clark, Twyle Yeager, Bette Albert and May Turner. Not Pictured — Mary Milligan, Faye Stephens, Charles Buell and Margaret Kellogg. Reporters Seated — Ruth Brace, Julia Chestnut, Ruth Pay ton, Ruth Hummel. Standing — Ccrrine Lamb, Harriet Baldauf, Phyllis Kinsler, Marilyn Sum- mers, Dorothy Koenig, Virginia Good- win, Jeanne Allen, Paula Ulrich. Not Pictured — Kathleen Johnson, Vir- ginia Worthington, Carol Overstreet, Margaret Lansberger, George Medlosian, Paul Nathan, Margaret Astley. nterested in aircraf he purpose of the Ai sion ramaOrgaruzaUon y a little fun. I of Pontiac Shirley Richard ntertain their 1 Umt managers, i-annual re-! The Student their nine-l ng Staff starts .esday. - ay and ope) „-k-| f il about 5 or 5: or them to rem han the bookst are not or draw sjas clos moE posi nizf  an (39) Ut tflnivtr (Pbotoi en opposite page) i, Quiver Helpers irst Rim — Claire Burke, Mary Reese, Betty Richardson, Roberta Weddle, Florine Sterman. Second Row — Gloria Swanson, Harriet Koch, Glorya Townsend, Andrew Creswell, Jack McGrath, Dorothy Koenig. Quiver Editors Jane Evan;, Dorothy Harrison, Betty Krusche, Donna Dani els. n, Edna Kahler, Helen Haskins, Shyrlee Stallman, Marjorie Carson. The Quiver and Tomahawk staffs gave a joint Theatre party in honor of the gradu- ating January Seniors. The next picture is Gladys Ainslie, Quiver Editor. Gladys Ainslie, Editor-in-Chief, did a splendid job. Mr. McDonald was an excel- lent adviser. Edna Kahler as associate editor was very valuable to the staff. The staff brought together the material to keep past school life with you always. (Lower right) Quiver Photographers Seated — Bob White, Elmo Jones, Christie Voydanoff. Standing — Phil Chivikos, James Dealing, Bill Graff, Jarne: Perquette. Business Manager: Alice Lahiff Lower right corner ' . Bob Vosburg Lois Smith (41) F Preparing for Hollywood Top Picture — Tom Baytarian, Evelyn Jondro. Bud Sudburough, Margaret Varney, Claire Burke, Leona rd Day, Esther Thors. Middle Picturt — Barbara Yeager, Margaret Varney, Claire Burke, Marjorie Patterson, Evelyn Jondro, Corrine Lamb. Bottom Picturt — Barbara Yeager, Margaret Varney, Bud Sudburough, Tom Baytarian, Teddy Bear, Claire Burke, Evelyn Jondro, Cor- rine Lamb. Muke-Hp Picture Insert — Margaret Varney. This year Mr. Viola directed The Lovely Duckling. A student from any grade with acting ability is eligible to try out for the plays. It is a very interesting and exciting pastime. Front Rou — Glenda Conwell, Margaret Bush, Ann Partney, Mr. Viola, faculty adviser. Vera Parsons, Jeanctte Church. Row 2 — Margaret Varney, Claire Burke, Fred Holland, Leo Couretas, Bud Sudburough, Ruth Brace, Evelyn Jondra. Rolf i — Mary Rutlcdge, Mary Jean Elliot, Cor- rine Lamb, Dick Mathews, Jim Hockis, Joan Roy, Betty Field, Hazel Yates. Buck Ron- — Barbara Yeager, Roy Au-c, Marge Patterson, Wesley Stewart, Marilyn Burnes, Tom Baytarian, Esther Thors. In order to get into Playcrafters one must have acted in a previous play. They give plays for assemblies and other occa- sions. This club is sponsored by Mr. Viola. Chem. -Physics This club requires that each student upon entering must make an experiment. Many strange things take place at these meetings. Mr. Sweet and Mr. Brown make this a very interesting club. Front Row — Mr. Sweet, faculty adviser; Nan- ette Hill, Frank Jones, John Setlow, Margaret Astley, Bill Ashbaugh. Row 2 — Phyllis Kinsler, Dorothy Hallet, Twyla Yeager, Madeline Springhette, Myra DeLass, Barbara Tinney. Row 3 — Paula Ulrich, Virginia Dawe, Laura Stone, Ralph Behler, Eleanor Dingee, Joan Shank, Ann Cavanaugh. Row 4 — Richard Rech, Wei don Taylor, Leon- ard Wolfe, James Bower, Tom Fowler, Roderick Boyle, Richard Hockins, Marilyn Summers. Back Row — Dick Veazy, Bill Ford, Kenneth Solomon, Bob Vosburg, Donald Davidson, Andrew Creswell, Gordon Johnson. Lab Assistants Front Row — Bill Derragon, Weldon Taylor, Margaret Astley, Paula Ulrich, Lyria Dequis. Back Ran — Kenneth Solomon, Dick Veazy, Bill Ashbaugh. Front Row — Jacqueline Tweed, Jeanne Rogers, Myria DeLass, Carolyn Brown. Back Row — Dick Veazy, Kenneth Solomon, Bill Derragon, Paul Morris, John Setlow, Bill Ash- baugh, Weldcn Taylor. These energetic students take care of the supplies in the laboratory supply room. A student is assigned to th;? laboratory each hour of the day to take care of equipment and many other things which the chemistry classes find useful. On almost any Friday night you will find them ambitiously clean- ing up. Don ' t think it is a!l work for them though. The sponsors are Mr. Brown and Mr. Sweet. Our Budding Scientists (43) i.rM -•; am I 1 James Lazaroff and Miss Hiller, pictured above, are the sponsors of the Victory Corps. Thelma Corey, Irving Rubin, Geraldine Adkins, Mr. Odell, Audrey Cromis, and Bette Kruscha are registering for the Victory Corps. James Lazaroff, Geraldine Adkins, Mar- jorie Meade, and Johnny Nastrum discuss the Victory Corps bulletin board. The Victory Corps induction assembly may be seen at the lower left. The Victory Corps is a National organization de- signed to train youth for that war service that will come after they leave school; and stimulate the active par- ticipation of youth in the community ' s war effort while they are yet in school. Classes in first-aid and home nursing are held to direct the students in this work. Devoted to (44) Front Row — Martha Prevctt, Jeanne Rogers, Marjorie Meade, James Lazaroff, Jean Hatfield, Fugene Daniels, Carolyn Brown. Second Row — Robert Greer, Richard Reck, Julia Mac Chestnut, Gladys Ainslic, Eileen Anderson, Joan Shank, Betty Schmidt, Fred Holland, Morton Golde. Third Ron — Bill Barnett, Don Stevens, John VanHise, Irwin Nichols, Gene Cudney, Leslie Miller, Joseph Edwards. Fourth Ron — Robert LohrT, John Vcrncy, Larry Pcntuik, Arnold Johnson, Bob Ryan, Montgomery Baker, Reame Baily. Buck Rou- — Scott Kemper, Wesley Stewart, David Norman, Jack McGrath, Bill Grubbs. Arm bands may be bought which indicate membership in one of the six branches of the corps. These branches are: General Service, Com- munity Service, Land Serv- ice, Air Service, Sea Service, and the Production Division. Many changes in classes have been made in accordance with Victory Corps sugges- tions. Miss Hiller is the spon- sor and James Lazaroff acts as student director. I Photos by U. S. Office of Education) A broadcast from Washington of a Vic- tory Corp Broadcast. Eddy Rickenbacker is present in this picture. the Country (45) ' ' • Jm We Sponsor Girl Reserves The girls sell at the games to earn money for a scholarship which is awarded to an outstanding girl. With the help of the Hi-Y they sponsor the 1 0- A Mixers. The faculty adviser is Miss Waterman. Upper Left Picture — The girl reserves checking at the January senior prom. Helen Haskins is leaving her wrap in safekeeping. Informal of Girl Reserves — Donna Danielson, Gladys Ainslie, Van Peters, Lois Gibson. Background — Barbara Tinney, Jeanne Wile. Front Row — Dorothy Koenig, Anne Partney, Barbara Bennett, Rose Nique, Marjorie Meade, Virginia Will, Gladys Ainslie, Mary Milligan, Margaret Astley. Row 2 — Audrey Cromis, Paula Ulrich, Betty Bell, Marjorie Seeley, Betty Maybee, Marily Sandstrom, Helen Holms, Alice LahifT, Joyce Clark, Charlotte Hout, Eileen Fay, Doris Mor- ton, Nancy Hubbard, Lyria Dequis. Row 3 — Mary Jean Elliot, Esther Thors, Norma Talley, Barbara Yeager, Lois Smith, Bernice Tallcy, Clara Bowen, Marilyn Burnes, Joyce Robinson, Barbara Wolfe, Shirley Andrews, Lorraine Dietrich, Julia Mae Chestnut. Row 4 — Geraldinc Adkins, Mary Kevorkian, Ina Gaylord, Myra DeLass, Ann Kutz, Bessie Antqs, Blanch Sadowski, Audrey Crantas, Lois Gibson, Dorris Dearing, Corrine Lamb, Virginia Da we, Elna Banghart. Back Row — Mary Fyie, Marilyn Summers, Eileen Anderson, Harriet Koch, Laurel Brumit, Lola Anderson, Miss Waterman, faculty adviser, Donna Danielson, Sandra Claire, Peggy Jones, Gloria Swanson, Harriet Baldauf, Roberta Weddle, Betty Fleming, Kathryn Dempsey. Absent from picture are — Iva Bcrdan, Winnie Flynn, Ruby Getzan, Bonnie Hefner, Doris Hoover, Shirley Hubbard, Lois Keillor, Betty Kline, Bettc Kruscha, Mary Ellen Slater, Roberta Weddle. (46) § S 5 v V filf a M % 4 Hi-Y Row I — Joe Mansfield, Richard Irwin, Bob Andersen, Wcldon Taylor. Row 2 — Russell Laslio, Bob Pack, Walter South- worth, Fred Holland, Jerry Stoll. Row 5 — Gordon Johnson, Richard Reck, Jud- son St. Johns, James Haggard, Lyle Filkins, Bill Dcrragon, Clifton Johnson. Rou 4 — Claude Andress, Ycrn Stangc, Ralph Bchlcr, Douglas Watson, Andrew Crcswcll, Carl Pearson. Row 5 — Velus Benson, Jack Steinhclpcr, Mr. Douglas Watson, faculty adviser, Scott Kem- per, Kenneth Solomon. Center Picture — Kenneth Solomon, Joseph Clark, Van Peters, Bill Dcrragon. Informal of Hi-Y — Bob Anderson, Bob Pack, Bob Vosburg This club is composed of boys who are willing to serve the school. The boys sell frost bites at the basketball games to get money for their scholarship which is awarded to an outstanding boy. This club is sponsored by Mr. Watson. the 10-A Mixers (47) - .♦ ♦ . ' f % w ,m  ■ IF A W M tSmmmmm%3l I %v, k i '  l| 0 ' i ■■ ' §■ ' •f ♦   Slandmg—Setty Lake, Phil Chivikos, James Lazaroff, James Lr r o R .? jr — Jce Clark, Jack Steinhclpcr, Leo Dinnan, Bowen, Alan Warshawer, Joe Clark, Valetta Bachelor. James Bower, Alan Warshawer. Seutcd — Irving Rubin, Jack Steinhelper, Leo Dinnan, Joan Edwards. If at any time you have seen some one standing alone arguing with himse ' f he was only preparing for another debate. Mr. Wik has been a very capable coach for this organization and they won a plaque for their marvelous work. We Both Like Current Events This club discusses today ' s current events. Occasionaly they ask in outside speakers. At the end of the year they award a history plaque to an outstanding girl. The sponsor is Mr. Foresman. trout Ron — Phyllis Ann Erb, Eileen Fay, Mr. Foresman, faculty Not Pictured — Mae Finch, Marie Glenn, Joyce Robinson, Leonard adviser, Ina June Gaylord, Corrine Lamb. Wolf, Margarette Bryant, Carol Overstreet, Ralph Allen, Gilbert li uu . 2 — Margaret Landsbarger, Valeta Bachelor, May Turner, Doris Mazer, Burt Neikirk, Weldon Taylor, Julia Chestnut, Jack Stein- Morton, Betty Maylee, Mary Rutledge, Shirley Bowles. helper, Rose Nique, Shirley Andrews, Joe Clark, Allan Cherney. Buck Row — Anne Cavennah, Martha Prevette, Angeline Kachinski, Officers — Eileen Fay, President; Ina June Gaylord, Treasurer; Mae Marjorie Meade, Fay Stephens, Jeanne Wile, Pat Archer. Finch, Vice-President; Phyllis Ann Erb, Secretary. Ushers Remember the boy who helped you find your seat at the play? He was one of the ambitious members of the Ushers Club. They usher at many other occasions as well. Mr. Be ving ton ' s leadership makes this club possible. Left to Right — Robert Dodd, Donald Price, Dean WarfT, Norman Trout, Charles Rowston, Gordon Shelton, Stanley McDowell, Arthur Price. Not Pictured — Ralph Burroughs, Leo Couretas, James Dickerson, Robert Harontunian, Robert Hicks, Bob Johnston, Russell Lasho, Harry McCallum, Bill McKinney, Victor McNair, Joe Mansfield, Roy Newman, Vasilios Proto- pappas, Elmer Evans, Harry Shoup, Harold Sacolik. Qet Your Stamps Bookstore Accountants Theso hard-working girls take care of the money for purchasing war bonds and stamps for the students. They have charge of all money matters for the school. Mr. Baldwin is the head of this. S tainting — Edith Hill house, Mary Milligan, Jancttc Gibson, Ruby Getzan, Bettc Albert, Mr. Baldwin, faculty treasurer. This is the school store where the stu- dents purchase their supplies. It is open all day. Mr. Baldwin heads this organization. Seated — Winnie Flynn. (Left Picture) Elna Banghart, Mary Slater, Pat Karkau. (Right Picture) Doris Hoover, Mr. Baldwin, Bonnie Hefner, Pat Miner, Shirley Richardson. (49) We ' re On the Air The radio club puts on two programs a week over WCAR for the public. Also they pro- vide skits for certain occasions over the public address system. Miss Hiller has done a marvel- ous job with this group despite her many other duties about the school. Fvont Row — Mary Rutledge, Geralene Adkins, Margaret Astley, Martha Prevette, Doris Morton, Mary Jean Elliot. Row 2 — Eileen Fay, Jacquelin Britten, Alison Hallman, Marjorie Meade, Nanette Hill, Barbara Yeager, Ann Partney. Ron ) — Louis Jones, Albert Papazzian, James Eazaroff, Leslie Miller, John Nasstrom, George Phillips. Back Row — Jack Stcinhelpcr, Wesley Stewart, Frank Kelly, Clarence Johnson. « i f w I y « h First Semester Monitors Front Row — Olive Hugun, Kathleen Johnson, Mr. Dearing, faculty adviser, Elsie Danielson, Helen Hatfield, Jean Hatfield, Roy Auge, Yvonne Stirling, Harriet Baldauf. Ron 2 — Sam Dow, Janet Gordon, Paula Ulrich, Clarie Burke, Anna McHenry, Martha Bouch, Dorothy Hallet, Phyllis Kinsler, Magnolia Andrews, Julia Chestnut. Row 3 — Frank Mott, Ethel Cox, Gwen Turnbull, Marie Masciello, Patricia Dean, Bessie Antos, Shirley Zimmerman, Gloria Town- send, Marie Vackaro, Eileen Pike, Audrey Crantis. Row 4 — Harriet Cassidy, Marjorie Selberg, Dorothy Harrison, Ruth Bulman, Ellen Thomas, Eileen Anderson, Dorothy Heacox, Frances Sigler, Shirley Olmstead, Madeline Springette, Jean Goul, Betty Waterson. Row 5 — Montgomery Baker, Carol Kibby, Lola Anderson, Vera Parsons, Roberta Weddle, Florine Sturman, Marilyn Burnes, Mary Kevorkian, Shirley Van Welt, Sandra Clair, Ethel Willing, Joyce Strickland, Helen Hurtik. Hey, Bud, Have You a Blue Slip? Second Semester Monitors Front Ron — Ruth Brace, Mr. Dearing, Bob Smith, Julia Mae Che stnut, Paula Ulrich, Roy Auge, Phyllis Ben. Ron 2 — Betty Anderson, Mary Davis, Evelyn Jondro, Pat Ander- son, Pauline Prat or, Phyllis Addison, Lois Ann Hocevan, Mag- nolia Andrews, Magdelene Andrews. Row 3 — Twyla Yeager, Eleanor Spenser, Dorothy Hecox, Eileen Anderson, Elsa Danielson, Betty Curry, Joyce Strickland, Mary Jo Persons, Barbara Barret, Anna McHenry. Row 4 — Wanda Taber, Helen Woodward, Vera Mae Paris, Irene Rich, Edith Stellman, Joan Ray, Mary Jean France, Kathlyn Lindely, Florine Sturman, Joyce Robinson, Badene Dawson. Row S — Walter Southworth, Russell Lasho, Bob Emery, Earl John- son, Conway Crane, Bill McKay, Sammy Baker, Jeanne Wile, Rose Nique. Bark Roil ' — Beverly Rufrato, Barbara Sellers, Amy Sellers, Doris Keller, Madeline Springett, Phyllis Spurgeon, Eleanor Brandt, Lois Schultz, Lucille Taylor, Paula Georgia. § if .1 We E arn Money for War Services Seated — Robert Dodd, Sara Meyer, Carolyn Brown, Helen Hatfield. Standing — Hanley Rotlicnber , Leonard Wolf. Epistolae Scholae This club has helped the Red Cross by con- tributing money which was the profit from sell- ing the Epistolae Scholae paper. The Latin classes -work on this paper. Helen Hat- field and Carolyne Brown acted as co- editors under the direc- tion of Miss Hook. What ' s Cooking Girls, this is one organization we all should be in. They learn to cook and have teas for their mothers and friends. It is under the sponsorship of Miss Hunter, Virst Ron — Doris Fields, Helen Grant, Julia Chestnut, Edwinna Durkee, Harriet Cassidy, Laura Schcls, Shirley Lombe, Juan Edwards. Bin k Rou — Alice Apigraon, Vivian Cummings, Alice Cave, Charlenc Dailcy, Joyce Sicbert, Lillian Leach, Marie Parks, Marie Smoot. ' y V i ' IP 1 Seated — Carol Scott, Richard Londick, Eleanor Lichner, Audrey Cromis. Standing — Miss Thomas, faculty adviser, Katherine Killen, Angela Maurer, Donna Danielson, Virginia Goodwin. Back Row, Standing — Vern Strange, Maurice Sly. We Qive You More for Your Money Library Guild Virginia Vreones, Priscilla Colvin, Dorothy Koenig, Norma Talley, Mrs. Travis, assistant librarian, Eileen Holman, Jean Rogers, Florence Prosch, Miss Cole, librarian. We Keep the Library Straight The Student Union provides a system by which we are able to receive the year book, Tomahawk, and admittance to ball games and several assemblies for much less money than it would cost if we purchased each separately. By this we are assured of all of them. Miss Thomas and Mr. Baldwin are the sponsors. (53) The Air Shall Be Filled Front Ron — Patricia Eddy, Carol Hopp, Wanda Taber, Glenna Williams, Barbara Yeager, Ellen Dooley, Peggy Jo Schroeder, Angeline Ferrett, Marjorie L.izenby, Beatrice Bader, Ann Kutz, Delores Bone, Geralene Adkins. Si cond Rou — Ruth Pay ton, Marilyn Sand- strom, Edla Showers, Neonia Dennis, Betty Seibert, Margaret Astley, Marie Smoot, Ella Givens, Marjorie Jennings, Lois Gibson, Betty Seaman, Esther Thurs, Janiece Deason. Third Row — Elizabeth Waggoner, Trae Carter, Marilyn Jewell, Patricia Gaff, Douglas Price, Al McClellan, Claude Andress, Richard Lee, Joe Mansfield, Arvilla Diehi, Joyce Robinson, Gloria Seaman, Vera Parsons, Ann Palaian, Mary Fyie. Buck Roll ' — Eva Lee Jcnes, Sarah Hatherly, Jean Barling, Virginia Helsel, Charles Rowston, Don Price, Dan Turner, Ray Everett, Kenneth Buynton, William Heitsch, Victor McNair, Jack McVay, George Phillips, Edna Bowren. (54) With Music The Choir sings for Baccalaureate, for assemblies, and outside entertainment. They also put on two concerts, the Annual Spring Concert and the Christmas Concert. The director is Mr. Bourziel. - fc r- - ■■■■ Front Row — Bessie Antos, Jean Harris, Irving Schlyfestone, Raymong MacLaughin, John Antisdel, Barbara William, Jack Ferris, Shirley Avadenka, Jean Bourdon, Betty Weller, June Rohr, Bill Jones. Row 2 — Bernice Cheslik, Richard Long, Earl Johnson, Joan Burham, Shirley Eksterand, Kilborune Zun, Eleanor Eberle, Melvin Krugman, Stuart Crandell, George Halk, Ralph Wallace, George Angelton, Eleanor Rythm on The band has given the alumni of Pontiac High much entertainment. They have urged our boys on by playing at ball games. In public celebrations they have displayed the spirit of our school. Librarians Don Gritzinger, Elaine Yokum, Barbara Wook, Ralph Wallace, Guy Hackett, Bob Pfeuffer. • ' Summers, Helen Madox, Robert Brill, Jack McCullough, George Proven, Gilbert Williams Barbara Wood, Bob Pfeuffer. Not Pictured — Roger Ellis, Edna Vaught. the March They were always willing to provide entertainment for us at any time they were called upon. Without the splendid leadership of Mr. Harris this would have been impossible. Council Ralph Wallace, Bob Ford, Max Sweazy, Bob Pfeuffer. Sitting — Elaine Yokun Managers William Jones, Richard Dickenson, George Halk. m 5 9EP s ® ® j ® ®L fe m h U !S « H ■ M HEr ' ■■ '  t % . MM« i  Ki . : - : 9 mW sl IB My I --- ® t - . ■■::;: ' 1 1 MM Hi V if if -iMi iin m ■ • HI iiiiiliiflhi ii ••  ■ ■ y Girls ' Gl ee Club Front Rote — Mary Fyie, Beatrice Bader, Dorris Dearing, Marjorie La enby, Mr. Bour iel, faculty adviser, Shirley West, Betty Seaman, Lois Gibson, Carol Hopp, Ruth Payton. Ron I — Marjorie Jennings, Wands Palms, Dorthea Hartung, Joan Ray, Marilyn Jewel, Wanda Tabor, Gloria Seaman, Harriet Koch, Mary Jo Persons, Elaine Gravilla, Betty Grandon. Row 2 — Dorothy Perry, Pat Mandos, Annie Cavenah, Betty Barder, Irene Morgan, Florence Prockch, Evelyn Pratt, Ann Meyers, Mina Hregotsun, Helen Miner. Back Row — Virginia Helsel, June Newcomb, Jean Barling, Arvilla Diehl, Edna Bowers, Ellen Dooley, Vera Parsons, Mary Lou LIupper, Janice Deason, Barbara Yeager, Eva Lee Jones. The Hour of Charm They sing for assemblies and for outside entertainment. Mr. Bourziel is the faculty adviser. Triple Trio Standing — Irene Morgan, Barbara Yeager, Peggy Schroeder, Janiece Deacon, Betty Seaman, Ann Kutz, Doris Dearing, Marilyn Sandstorm, Carol Hopp. Seated at Piano — Tray Carter. (58) These students see that each person of the Choir gets his gown for formal appearances. They also help with the music. Mr. Bour- ziel is their sponsor. Vocal Assistants front — Vera Parsons, Wanda Taber, Barbara Yeager, Betty Seaman. Back — Joe Mansfield. Arvilla Diehl, Joyce Robinson, Eleen Dooley, Mar- jorie Jennings, Claude Andress. The Hour of Harm ony The Boys Glee Club sings for out side gatherings as well as for our own students. Mr. Bourziel is faculty adviser. Boy ' s Glee Club Front Row — Clarence Payne, Henry Barnett, Gene Cudney, Mr. Bourziel, faculty adviser, George Medlosian, Fred Holland, Bob Evans. Row 2 — Lauritz Miller, Albert McClellan, Andrew Creswell, Claude Andress, Joseph Mansfield, Richard Lee. Back Row — Raymond Price, Charles Rowston, William Heicsch, Donald Linden, Richard Irvin, William Black, Victor McNair, Donald Price. i i i C i - • Ml ., Instrument Staff — Dean Lundbeck, George Angleton, Mac Sweazy. Uniform Staff — George Angle ton, Robert Ford, Richard Dickinson, Edward Plummet , Robert Wells. Band Managers — Bill Jones, Dick Dickinson, George Halk. We ' ll Let You Quess This One June Senior Prom Committees Decorations Chairman, Velus Benson Ellen Dooley Eileen Fay Van Peters Bill Reuter Bob LohrT Jeanne Wile Betty Fleming Audrey Cromis Joe Mansfield Bill Frankenfield Tickets Co-chairman, Bob Pack Co-chairman, Alice Lahitf Bob Passineau Julia Chestnut Lewis Irwin Shyrlee Stallman Jimmie La arotf Robert Lee Bob Anglemier (60) Chairman, Marjorie Meade Orchestra Chairman, Tom Dor emus Morgan Siple Rose Niquc Phyllis Ann Krb Reception Chairman, Ann Rut Jack McGrath Halden McLane Esther Thors Bill Grubbs Patrons Chairman, Shirley Hubbard Dorris Dearing Robert Hackett Gerry Grub Refreshments Co-chairm.-.n, David Carr Co-chairman, Joyce Robin :on Kenneth Boynton Geralene Adkins Program Ch airman, Donna Danielsoil Alice Angleton Joe Clark Harold St. John Publicity Co-chairman, Ina June Gaylord Co-chairman, -Weldon Taylor Prise ill a Scott Ed Hennessey Richard Anderson Norma Haskins Clcan-ul) Chairman, Jack Steinhelper Bill Derragon George Phillips Announcements Chairman (216), Leo Dinnan Geraldine Eckert Pauline Prator Kenneth Boynton Betty Lawson Chairman (3 16), Alice La h iff Joyce Strickland Norma Erickson William Heitsch Waliant ate the Ji eamd (61) They Fought for Our Colors and Now for Our Flag The varsity football team was on the defensive most of the season but broke through on the Owosso game with a brilliant show of teamwork. The team turned in one win, two ties, and placed next to last in the valley competition. They showed plenty of fight against tough competition. Reserves Are Good The reserve basketball team turned in a good record for the season. It won six games and tied one. The reserves were small, fast, and show much promise. Top Ron — Tom Doremus, Bob Blayzor, Bob Hackett, Bill Frank- er! field. Bottom Ron -Bob Anderson, Vilmor Green, Hal dan McLane. Ray Everett. Didn ' t Always Win But Always Tried The varsity basketball team had a tough season and finally shook off a losing strea k by winning their last game of the season with Owosso. The team was a scrappy, hard play- ing group in spite of their tough competition. Our Swim Team Won State Recognition The swimming team started slow but grew stronger as the season progressed. It dropped all its dual meets but the last one with Saginaw Arthur Hill. Pontiac placed five boys in the state meet; and received second and third in the diving, fourth in the hundred yard breast stroke, and fifth in the medley relay. Top Ron — Bill Reiner, Bi] Orosey. Grubbs, Duane Davidson, Juhn Middle Ron — Michael Blanzy, William Coxcn, L. T. Slate. Bottom Rolf — Bill Knnx, Jack Weiss, Bob Anglemier. ' J n ' . SILL FRAHKEMHELD Kuss L h« ( k % Stu. B « . 4rf - 8 Lk Rtutie, 8iww f r y«.i-ONCi define  , £ 3.KO. A.GlLroKLD , % _)«K.V M W. H« th,-J - i T iowx P4TH. P Po-tTCIt, D. MILLED, J 9CM M ' liflH £X V S7AN f T - mm - tkJ HR BMk ■ i a Pi 3 Jn . ? ; § I « f -f ;f ; £ f 3S 3 51s- 4P 51 47 is 56 39 ' pr % I -_- ' —ft ? -1 fL--t,.f Varsity Football Team Roil I — Manager Scott, Tom Doremus, Robert LohfT, Gordon Johnson, Robert Anglemier, Alfred Carlson, John Orosey, Charles Opie, Jack Pote, Don Stephenson, Harry Green, Terry May, Wilmor Green, Manager Doughty. Roil 2 — Coach Smead, William Frankcnfield, L. T. Slate, William Grubbs, Robert Hackctt, Robert Anderson, Don Miller, John Harger, Jack Weiss, Bruce Everett, Jack Christie, William Coxen, Asst. Coach Ashley. Row J — Lynn Allen, Robert Blayzor, William Knox, Robert Fortino, William Ford, James Davidson, Ha I dan McLanc, William Rcutcr, Michael Blan y, Scott Kemper. Warriors Brave and Bold Reserve Football Team Row I — Robert Miller, Randolph Hancock, Orvillc Harroun, Harold Sacolick, John Neafie, Darl Manning, Morton Goldc, Duanc Chamberlain, Maynard Kath, Floyd Persingcr, Kenneth Birkle. Row 2— Coach Watson, Bob Baker, John McFall, William Brim, Milton Hill, Walter Southworth, Alan Gilford, Gerald Moore, (68) Stanley McDowell, Lawrence Peterson, Duanc Brown, Marvin Hole, Robert Jones, Asst. Coach Lowry. Row i — Eugene Daniels, William Wiscombc, James Stone, Paul Potter, Jack Tcachworth, William Barnds, Sam Baker, James Deal- ing, Stuart Crandall, Robert Sutton, Albert Rayncr, William Maync. - ' fil .■ ' ; - : - ; : ' - . U[)j cr Left — Bob Lohft, Coach Smead, Bub An lemier, Charles Opie. Lower Right — Bob Anderson, Bob Hackett, Coach Smead, Bill Frankentield, Tom Dorenuis, Chubby McLane, Bill Grubbs. Here and There in Sports (70) Reserve Basketball Team Left to Right, hint Ruu — Wesley Johnson, Terry May, Lewis Krantz, Ralph Nique, Jack Pute, l ' aul Chesley. Second Run — Coach Harold Smead, Jim Christie, Paul Marsh, Walter Southworth, Jack Hays, Galen Dawson. Sometimes We Won — Sometimes ? ? ? Swimming Scores Grosse Pointe 5 7 Pontiac 24 Royal Oak 54 Pontiac 3 2 Arthur Hill 24 Pontiac 42 Flint Central S3 Pontiac 51 Ypsilanti JO Pontiac 34 University High Ann Arbor 4 5 Pontiac 3 9 Fordson 12 Pontiac 3 2 River Rouge 42 Pontiac 42 Ann Arbor 61 Pontiac 25 Total Varsity Basketball Scores 438 Royal Oak 31 Pontiac 21 Saginaw Arthur Hill 63 Pontiac 26 Flint Central 4! Pontiac 22 Ferndale 3 2 Pontiac 17 Bay City 3! Pontiac 2 3 Flint Northern 42 Pontiac 21 Saginaw Eastern 63 Pontiac 26 Owosso 32 Pontiac 27 Flint Northern 27 Pontiac 14 Bay City 34 Pontiac 21 Flint Central 29 Pontiac 27 Saginaw Eastern 51 Pontiac 19 Saginaw Arthur Hill SI Pontiac IS Owosso 21 Pontiac 3 6 Total 318 Football Scores Royal Oak 19 Pontiac Hazel Park Pontiac Owosso 6 Pontiac 20 Bay City 6 Pontiac 6 Saginaw Eastern 21 Pontiac 6 Saginaw Arthur Hill 43 Pontiac Flint Northern 23 Pontiac 7 Flint Central 19 Pontiac u Total 137 39 Reserve Basketball Scores Ferndale 25 Pontiac 16 Flint Northern 25 Pontiac 24 Flint Central 2! Pontiac IS St. Freds 18 Pontiac 25 Saginaw Arthur Hill 31 Pontiac 21 Royal Oak 21 Pontiac 3 1 St. Mikes 25 Pontiac 5 1 Flint Northern 35 Pontiac 37 Auburn Heights 9 Pontiac 11 Central (Flint) 31 Pontiac 28 Saginaw Arthur Hill 3 5 Pontiac 3 5 Ferndale 11 Pontiac 32 Total 291 326 (71) The boys aren ' t the only ones who know how to swim and dive. If you have ever seen any of the advanced swimming girls on the board you would know ' what I mean. Here Kathryn Demp- sey is doing a graceful swan dive that would put many boys to shame. The girls have learned most of this from the new swimming teacher, Miss Davidson. ISeptunes The new swimming club reorganized under the leadership of Miss Davidson is one of the most talked about subjects of the girls around here. The girls learn -water playlets such as Little Red Riding Hood, a shipwrecked pirate crew and many others. Nearly all girls hope to get in this club some day. (72) If you ■want to learn a few points on swimming and div- ing just ask a few of the fol- lowing girls: Jean Hatfield, Virginia Dawe, Jean Mc- Kinstry, Shirley Zimmerman, Priscilla J. Scott, Kathryn Dempsey, Barbara Reynolds, Eileen Fay, and Mae Finch. Stella Bachalukas and Helen Hatfield are standing in back. They have been taught how to do the jack knife, swan dive, half and full twist, one and one half gainer, back jack and many others. Daughters No they aren ' t mermaids, just one of Miss Davidson ' s swimming classes. Old Neptune him- self couldn ' t be more proud of these beauties than are the members of dear old Pontiac high. Lined up along the edge of the pool these girls are waiting further instructions. (73) QirVs Sports Under the capable instruction of Miss Waterman and Miss Davidson the girl ' s gym classes have been very busy in their physical fitness program. The girls began their semester work with volleyball and through the season they were active in calisthenics, squad work, baseball, target practice, basketball, tap, square, and folk dancing. Previously the course has been very beneficial to girls who are now entering the armed services of our country and continues along the same lines in helping to prepare the girls for the future. (74) y xauisite are the reatured 9 (75) NANtUe ,HILL INA6AYL0RD... J Pn riAROE HEADt. OIR.L RESERVES - Editor WELOON TAYLOR. Jin LAZftUOFF... jJiaoRY Corps J TUOCN7 (OUNCII v w pat£s P££S. of JUNE CLhSS football cwmw Zejcf if? PLftY BILL REUTCB. BASKET SAIL C OPTAlN DOM STENENSON Jp NUA£Y ■v fstsljiom ' }2t J l selieved aire the Senior (79) January Class Officers Left to Right — Blanche Sadow.sk i. Treasurer ; Donald Stephenson, Presi- dent; and Wilma Mor- rell. Secretary. Not pres- ent was Wesley Stewart, Vice-President WeVe Tops and So Are We National Honor Society Left to Right — Betty Seaman, Lorainc Dietrich, Arvilla Diclil, Wilma Morrell, Virginia Will, Janicce Dcascn, Blanche Sadowski, Nancy Hubbard, Alison Hallmzn, Clara Bowcn, Nanette Hill, Donald Stephenson, Eleanor Summers, Robert Koikcla, Rebecca Harger, Lyria DcQuis, Jacquelyn Britten, Betty Dworin, Jean- nctte Church, Helen Hatfield, Bessie Antos, Gladys Ainslic, Lois Pennington, Patricia Candea, and Anne Partncy. Not present were Gordon Johnson, and Don Schrocder. At Last We ' re Seniors Ray Acha Gladys Ainslie Rudy Amantca Peggy Angel Bessie Antoi Stella Backalukas Charles Ball Donald Ball Earl Barker Thomas Baytarian Cleatus Bell Marion Bond Clara Bowen Carlyle Bragan Jacquelyn Britten Ewalt Buettner William Burder Lottie Burtt Elsie Campbell Patricia Candea Marilyn Casper Paula Chapman Jeannette Church Jay Clark Leo Couretas William Crisp Charles Cupp Bette Curtis Dorothy Dawson Janiece Deason Lyria Dequis Lillian DcRousha Felice Diaz Arvilla Diehl Loraine Dietrich JANUARY SENIORS (81) William Dinnan Betty Dworin Sheila Eckalbar Clabe Edwards Joanne Edwards Gilda Felice Maurine Finnigan Patricia Fletcher Joan Flint Mary Gemmell Benjamin Gibson Betty Giddings Maxine Gilman Mary Godoshian Margaret Goodman Rose Gopigian Bettie Gossel Richard Greer Evelyn Hall Frances Hall Nancy Hall Alison Hallman William Hanger Rebecca Harger Marjorie Harm Helen Haskins Helen Hatfield Wilma Henderson Nanette Hill James Hodges Ernadine Hoover Richard Hoover Nancy Hubbard Ruth Humphries Richard Irwin Alice Jenkinson Gordon Johnson Norma Johnson Floyd Jones Wallace Jury Michael Keith Franklin Kelly Edward Kimpel Robert Koskela Marie Lambert Marjorie Lazenby Claude Leach J. W. Lippard Patricia Mahar Howard Mathews Robert McNeary Jack McVan Laurine Meier Richard Michael Going Places (82) JANUARY SENIORS Doing Things JANUARY SENIORS Leslie Mooney Wilma Morrell Helen Nazarian Burton Neikirk Glenn Nelsey Patricia Noonc Douglas Ockerman Jessica CVLeary Rose Owen Anne Partney Lois Pennington Veronica Ponkey Bill Protopappas Emmanuel Rais Burt Rockwell William Roddewig Joyce Rogers Patty Rosevear Allen Rososky Miriam Roth Robert Russell Blanche Sadowski Fernando Sanchez Mildred Sanger Joyce Schlaack Don Scholz Don Schroeder Bette Seaman Raymond Seeterlin James Shelton Gary Shields Robert Slonaker Arthur Smith Charles Smith Charlotte Smolinsky Harvey Stellman Carol Stenbuck Donald Stephenson Wesley Stewart Stephen Stiles Robert Strehle Raymond Summerlot Eleanor Summers Jean Taylor Perry A. Thomas James Thompson Dan Turner Charles Tuson Phyllis VanAlstinc Paul Vaughn Beryl Vollen Ernest Wagner Rosalind Wainberg Bill Walls Mm .3 fi £ . IU A uAi fii B O (83) Opportunity — Come! Allan Warshawer Marjorie Watson Frances Webb Virginia Will Douglas Wilson Not Pictured are — Kenneth Brooks, Betty Caveney, Mary Courtemanche, Virginia Drogas, Mario Fe ' ice, Charles Ferguson, Bob Gibson, Bar- bara Hamilton, Bill Haynes, Ken- neth Meyer, James Morrison, Norman Quick, Russell Rigdon, Murray Shackelford. January Senior Prom Committees Chairman, Nancy Hubbard Dei orations Chairman, Alison Hallnian Lois Pennington Janiece Deason Lyria Dequis Marjorie Lazcnby Michael Keith Thomas Baytarian Clabc Edwards Benjamin Gibson C h.irles Smith Tickets Chairman, Gordon Johnson Bill Crisp Carol Stenbuck Veronica Ponkey Program Jcannctte Church Jacquclyn Britten Orchestra Chairman, Anne Partner Joyce Rogers Dick Irwin Reception Chairman, Bessie Antes Helen Hatfield Nanette Hill Stephen Stiles Westley Stewart Patrons Maxinc Gilman Marion Bond Publicity Virginia Will Robert Russell Clean Up Chairman, Lois Pennington Betty Seaman Perry Thomas Blanche Sadowski Charles Smith Announcements Chairman, Bessie Antos Janiece Deason Dick Irwin January Senior Informals At the Extreme Left — Helen Hat- field and Benjamin Gideon arc very proud because they have just re- ceived their diplomas. At the Top — Don Brycc and his orchestra played in a wintery scene for the prom. Right — At the January Senior Prom we see Gladys Ainslic with Gerry Grubbs, Virginia Will and Jack Irwin having a wonderful time. At the Bottom, Left — In the cafe- teria we sec four seniors checking in caps and gown, after graduation. Right — Decorating for the Senior Prom arc left to right, Joyce Rogers, Benjamin Gibson, Bessie Antos, Helen Hatfield, J. W. Lippard, and Lyria Dequis. At the Extreme Right— Alison Hall- man and Nancy I tubbard are work- ing on the decorations. (84) June Senior Class Officers Robert Anderson, President; Norma Haskins, Vice-President; John VanHise, TV ' asurer, and Ina June Gaylord, Secretary. We are the June Bugs (85) The 41 Sophs Remember Adkins, Geralene Allard, Patricia Allen, Robert Anderson, Richard Anderson, Robert Andress, Claude Angleton, Alice Archer, Gene Archer, Patricia Arnold, Donna Arnold, Frank Ashbaugh, ' William Astley, Margaret Bader, Beatrice , Baker, Mary Baker, Myles Batchelor, Eugene Batchelor, Valeta Baynes, Marjorie Bell, Bette Bennett, Barbara Benson, Velus Bentley, Georgenia Berg, Eugene Bigsby, Hugh Blake, Gladys Blatch, Russell Blue, Margaret Blumeno, Edward Bohn, Margaret Bone, Delores Bower, James Bowles, Shirley Bowers, Edna B oyer, Geraldine (86) JUNE SLNlllU Dignified Seniors Are We Boyle, Barbara Boyle, Roderick Boynton, Kenneth Brill, Robert Broom, Donald Brown, Barbara Brown, Carolyne Brown, Donna Brutus, Nellie Bryant, Margueritte Bunker, Doris Burt, Lois Bush, Margaret Butler, Martin Carlsen, Alfred Carpenter, John Carpenter, Vera Carr, David Carson, Marjorie Cassidy, Harriet Cavenah, Annie Chestnut, Julia Christie, Louise Clark, Joseph Clark, Joyce Coates, Harold Com pa u, Barbara Compton, Delores Conwell, Glynda Cooper, Marjorie Copaman, Carl Cox, Eleanor Cox, Evelyn Crantas, Audrey Crittenden, Ann JUNE SENIORS (87) Intelligent Looking, These Cromis, Audrey Croom, Dean Crothers, Marion Dakesian, Sam Danielson, Donna Day, Leonard Deane, Barbara Dearing, Doris DeGroff, Robert DeLass, Myra Dennis, Neoma Derragon, William Dickerson, James Diener, Shirley Dinnan, Leo Dodd, Robert Dooley, Ellen Doremus, Thotias Dow, Dorcas Drakos, Theodc ra Durkee, Frances Eckert, Geraldine Edwards, Norman Elbling, Stanley Elliott, Mary Jean Erb, Phyllis Anns Erickson, Norma Falk, Stuart Fay, Eileen Felix, Mary Fields, Betty Fleming, Betty Flickinger, Joyce Flynn, Winnie Ford, Robert (88) JUNE SENIOR Can It Be That We ' re First at Last Frankenfield, William Franklin, William Freeman, Jerry Fulcher, Melva Furkioti, Arthur Furler, Margaret Fyfe, Gerald Fyie, Mary Garchow, Josephine Gaylord, Ina June Getzan, Ruby Gibbs, Wallace Gibson, Lois Giddings, Maxine Gilleland, Grace Glenn, Marie Gobel, Thelma Gottschalk, Mary Catherine Graff, William Gray, Roberta Greene, Essie Greenwald, Ilene Griffin, Jerry Grubb, Gerald Grubbs, William Guinn, Freida Gullatte, Vivian Hackett, Robert Haggard, Edna Kail, Raymond Hallett Dorothy Hallett, Doris Flampton, Phyllis Harrer, Betty Harris, Walter JUNE SENIORS (89) Choice Pages of Memories Hassenzahl, Margaret Hatchett, Helen Heitsch, William Helgemo, Floyd Helsel, Virginia Hendley, Wilma Hendrickson, Eleanoi Henessy, Edward Hillhouse, Edith Hirsch, Beulah Hocking, Katherine Hockis, James Hodges, Bettie Holthusen, Virgil Hubbard, Ruth Hubbard, Shirley Hubel, Joyce Hughes, JoAnne Hulslander, Aileen Inscho, Marjorie Irwin, Lewis Jackson, Grace Jenkins, Leonard Jergovich, Frank Jones, Edith Jones, Frank Jones, Marvin Kachinski, Angeline Kahler, Edna Kay, Joyce Kevorkian, Margaret Kevorkian, Mary Knudsen, Walter Kruscha, Bette Kutz, Ann JUNE ! (90) Particularly Happy Seniors Lahiff, Alice Lamb, Corinne Landsperger, Margaret Langenfeld, Louise Lasho, Russell Laveque, Helen Lawson, Betty Lazaroff, James Lee, Robert Lewis, Vivian Livingston, Sue Lohff, Robert Londick, Charles Long, Richard Lundbeck, Dcane MacPherson, Jean Major, Amy Manning, Evelyn Mansfield, Joseph Martin, Fern Martin, Naomi Martinez, Carmen Maybee, Betty Mazurka, Agnes McCain, Carrie McDowell, Marjorie McGrath, John McLane, Haldon McLain, Enid McNair, Victor Meade, Marjorie Migliarrio, John Mills, Kenneth Morris, Robert Mott, Frank JUNE SENIORS (91) Muse, Warren Nasstrom, John Nelson, Norene Newman, Edna Nique, Rosemarie Norman, David Oakes, Marjorie O ' Brien, Norman Ody, Dorothy Opie, Charles Osborne, Claude Ott, Velma Overstreet, Carol Pack, Robert Parrett, Martha Parris, Vera Passineau, Robert Pearson, Carl Pearson, Judith Penoyer, Marylin Peterson, Phyllis Pfister, Duane Phillips, George Popp, Helen Porter, Gertrude Powell, Mary Prator, Pauline Preda, Eleanor Price, Donald Radford, Laura Rand, William Reed, Dorothy Randall, Loretta Reese, Mary Reuter, Bill Reynolds, Barbara Richardson, Betty Ring, Charles Robinson, Denella Robinson, Joyce Rohr, June Rothenberg, Hanley Rubley, Jean Rudlaff, Claire Sabourr. ' n, LaDonna St. John, Harold Schak, Laura Schultz, Elaine Scott, Priscilla Scott, Vivian Seaney, Maxine Seibert, Joyce Setlow, John Shaw, Don JO ' A Mixer to the Senior Prom (92) JUNE SENIORS We Came; We Saw; We Con- quered Sigler, Frances Simmons, Pat Sipel, Morgan Skelton, Marvin Skinner, Betty Slate, L. T. Smith, Aletha Smith, Donald Smith, Joy Selberg, Marjorie Smith, Peggy Snyder, Vivian Solomon, Kenneth Springhstte, Madelyn Spurgeon, Phyllis Stallman, Shyrlce Steinhelper, Jack Stevens, Lena Sanson, Mary Stottler, Gloria Strickland, Joyce Strubler, Frank Taber, Wanda Tallcy, Brcnic: Tate, Mabel Taylor, Edward Taylor, Weldon Thomas, Claridon Thomas, Paul Thomas, Perry Thomas, William Thompson, Jean Thompson, Milton Thorn thwaite, June Thors, Esther Tinney, Barbara Topalian, Margaret Toutant, Lawrence Trim, Gilbert Tripp, Thora Turnbull, Gwen Ullom, Joseph Vanderpool, Arlene VanHise, John VanKuren, Mildred Veazey, Richard Vincent, James Voss, George Wainberg, Beatrice Walden, Reva Wallace, Marie Wallace, Ralph Warner, Phyllis Webb, Shirley - - WLSm , „ J 3J3 i Off __ M, xU JUNE SENIORS (93) K MM Weddle, Owen West, Shirley Wharff, Donovan Wile, Jeanne Wilkins, Charles Williams, Glenna Williams, Herbert Williams, Saville Willing, Ethel Winters, Juanita Wolfe, Barbara Wolfe, Margaret Wood, Alice Wood, Barbara Wright, Marjorie Worthington, Naomi Yates, Hazel Yokem, Elaine Zahn, Phyllis SUMMER SCHOOL Anderson, Don Anderson, Mary June Bauer, Dorothy Bell, Grace Bishop, Wanda Bollaert, Margaret Boner, Lucille Burgner, Shirley Colby, Stanley Congdon, Jean Cotcher, Phyllis Daniels, James Daniels, Joyce Dean, James Drumm, Wesley Finch, Mae Freer, Mildred Furlong, William Garner, Kathleen Garner, Wilson Giglio, Rudolph Green, Wilma Hawisher, Marjorie Hicks, Robert Hockins, Richard Jensen, Norma Johnson, Clarence Kabodian, Hrog LaLonde, Margaret Lawrence, Wyona Leach, Lillian Maddox, Helen Marshall, Jean Mathew, Richard McCarrick, Doris 10-A ' s Carry On (94) JUNE SENIORS Chorus, Qood Bye, Now Metala, Eric v Millard, Fred Milliman, Joy Mitchell, Irene Mooney, Christine Otto, Donald Patterson, Dorothy Payne, Clarence Peters, Van Plake, Roberta Pratt, Veliia Rais, Nellie Richmond, Gi ' bert Ruiz, Valentina Saddler, Mary Avril Savage, LeRoy Scarpelli, Natale Sebaske, Rose Marie Sheffield, Robert Shelton, Gordon Smart, Mickey Stocker, Maxine Taylor, Jim VanConett, Margaret Vest, Marvin Vorhes, Helen Warren, Kenneth Wetherington, Betty Wilson, Charlotte Wolski, Janet Worley, Patsy Antisdel, John Berdan, Iva Burt, Howard Byrd, Milton Cross, Joan Gildersleeve, Wayne Gracey, James Green, Elizabeth Guzman, Louis Haskins, Norma Inschoe, Shirley Pratt, Melville Roche, Helen Scarpelli, Natalie Seiber, Catherine Leffard, Delores SUMMER SCHOOL Not Pictured arc — Angelmier, Robert; Hovsepian, Arthur; La- tozas, Walter; Saylor, Jack; Sutton, Jack; Williams, Thelma; Wyman, (95) Morey. and Now Qood-Bye Quiver Staff Gladys Ain slic Alice Lahiff .... Patricia Knudscn Edna kahler Claire Burke Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . w 7. Manager Associate Editor Sales Manager Bry. n Webb, Richard Rcch, Marie Vackaro. Shrylce Stallman .... Photographic Editor Plul Clii :kns . _ Head Photographer Bill Graff, George Pyke, Elmo Jones, Robef While, fames Perqucttc, Carl Laurence. Donna Danielson Underclassmen Editor Roberta Weddlc, Harriet Koch, Freida Beaudry. Marjoric Carson, Helen Hawkins ... January Senior Co Editors Betty Richardson. Bctte Kruscha _ .._ _ June Senior Edi. ' or Flurine Stuman, Mary Reese. Dorothy Harrison Organ ' zations Ed tot Gloria Swanson, Glorya Townsend. Lois Smith, Jane Evans — Administration Co-Editors Alison Mailman, Bob Vosburg Art Co-Edit Frances Foss. Jack McGrath Boys ' Sports Edii Andrew Creswell Ass ' t. Edii Dorothy Koenig, Lois Pennington _ _ Girls ' Sports Co-Editc Pnscilla Scott, Barbara Tinney ...... Covt Assistants — Bonnie Bishop, Pat W ' orley, Lilli Russell, Marjoric Walsh. John F. McDonald ...... ... Advisj Because of the present war conditions some of the seniors did nut finish as shown while others graduated ahead of the indicated time . Engraving by S ulc Engraving Co Deta Covers by Kovcr Kraft Chic Printing by Burncll Co Deti Binding by Detroit Bookbinding Co rj c Senior Photos In- Gunnar George, Robinson and LoPatin of Pontiac and Craine ' s Dcti Undi rclass Photos by Lyndon Dextor, (In. up;, by Craine and Quiver Stall Photographers, (96) ye s J, .rli J •■ ' i|i ' I li ■ ... J . ' :■ ■ ' ■ ' • ; . i . i .1 .. ... I .. m . m ' jji;, . ■ ■ . , .1 . i. i(j iji il III ll . ' •,..■ ■ ' ' .-■ ' .:■■■■■ ' , ' . ' , I l| ■ I : ' M- ' l ' 1 I III ' ... |h. |. .a ....... ? s ' ■ , ,. (I ... .;;,.. ' ,■ • , . ... ' .. ;: i i. . ' •■ ■.■:.:■■..■■■ : ■;...... ■•■■.. , . • ■ !■ II ::■■■: ■ . ' i ; ' ■ ' . . ( i If • II. ........ -.. ... ■ ■ ■ .,. ' .-■;. ...... ...... . . .i ... , ■ . ' I 1 ■ . . i . L ..,:.;.... ' ■. ' . : ' : ' . ! ! ■ '