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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

' Trao-O. )« K •d - « 19 4 4 QUIVER Pontiac Senior High School Pontine, Michigan xe Ntiml pontine Senior toigh School FOREWORD Under present day conditions the staff proudly presents to you the Quiver of nineteen-hundred and forty-four. We are in hopes that it will inspire in future years memories of pleasant associations and patriotic achievements during these war years at Pontiac Senior High School. Edilor in Chief Dorothy Harrison Ass ' t Editor in Chief Elaine Jolly Faculty Editor Joan Olson Ass ' t Faculty Editor Harriet Koch January Senior Editor Virginia Peters June Senior Co-Editors Priscilla Colvin Peggy Jones Ass ' t June Senior Editor Joyce Betts Features Editor Joyce Winkley Ass ' t Features Editor Kathleen Foote Organizations Editor Darlene Allen Ass ' t Organizations Editor Nellie Gene Neighbors Girls ' Sports Editor Kathryn Dempsey Boys ' Sports Editor Walter Southworth Ass ' t Boys ' Sports Editors Elmo Jones Joe Nederlander Underclassmen Editor Lillian Russell Ass ' t Underclassmen Editor Mary Jo Shaw Photographic Editor Gloria Swanson Art Editor Robert Vosberg Staff Photographer Phil Chivikos Ass ' t Staff Photographer Don Nisbit Business Manager Patricia Knudsen Business Staff Patricia Karkaw Patricia Miner Typists Sylvia Challis Florence Proksch Doris Sasse Misc. Staff Work Roy Auge Faculty Adviser George L. Clark Appreciation is extended to Miss Ethel Lighterness for help in checking copy. FACULTY ROBERT B. FRENCH Superintendent of Pontiac Schools, Robert B. French, runs our school system with able supervision and the greatest amount of efficiency. He promotes good-will and co- operation among all of the schools. At every commencement exercise he gives diplomas and his regards to the graduating seniors. After receiving his degree from the University of Michigan, Mr. French taught in several Michigan and Illinois schools. He was prin- cipal at Hamtramck and superintendent at Berkley before coming to Pontiac in 1939. FRANK J, DU FRA1N Financial problems of the Pontiac school system come under the direction of our capable assistant superintendent, Frank J. Du Frain. Mr. Du Frain, who is also treasurer of the Board of Education, is in charge of the Board of Education offices located on Patterson street. His efficiency in all undertakings makes him an out- standing administrator. E, C. RUSSELL Mr. E. C. Russell is the director of voca- tional and adult education in the Pontiac schools. Mr. Russell attended Western State Col- lege of Education and Wheaton College. For the past twenty-two years the Pon- tiac school system has had his capable and efficient services. GEORGE L, CLARK George L. Clark fills the position of Di- rector of Curriculum in the Secondary Schools. In addition to the work on cur- riculum, he helps Pontiac employers solve the problem of labor shortage by oper- ating a student placement office. Through this program, many students have come to know him. This year Mr. Clark is also adviser of the Quiver. OLA B, HILLER Assisting Mr. Thors in the supervision of Pontiac High is Miss Ola Hiller. She is also faculty adviser of the Student Coun- cil. Many students have become ac- quainted with her in the classroom as she teaches speech and has charge of the radio workshop. Her pleasing per- sonality and winning smile make her a friend of everyone. JOHN THORS, JR. Everyone is familiar with the principal of Pon- tiac Senior High School. From the 10th grade through the 12th, he does everything to make our school days pleasant. He is interested and willing to devote his time to all school func- tions to help the students. At the beginning of the semester, he can be found working with students regarding their schedules. Senior credits and curriculums are taken care of by him each semester. For the splendid supervision of our school, the students give their thanks to Mr. John Thors, Jr. it ' V Miss H. Allchin Mathematics Mr. P. Allison Physical Education Mr. J. Antisdel English Mr. W. Ashley Physical Education Mr. J. L. Atwell Drafting Mr. R. Bacon Automotives Mr. G. Bevington Social Science Mr. A. Courziel Vocal Music Mr. F. Brown Chemistry Mrs. A. Buckley Biology Miss B. Carpenter Commercial Miss M. Carpenter Commercial Miss R. Cole Librarian Miss F. Day English Mr. C. Dearing Social Science Miss M. Derragon English Mr. G. Fisler English Mr. C. T. Forsman Social Science Miss C. Gaylord Home Economics Mrs. C. Goldberg Physical Education Mr. C. Gordon Applied Mathematics Mr. R. Graff Machine Shop Mr. N. Gray Spanish Mr. H. Harboldt Pattern Shop Mr. D. Harris Instrumental Music Mr. K. Healy Genera Shop Mr. G. Henry Social Science Miss F. Hoffma Languages Miss I. Hook Latin Miss H. Hunt English Miss G. Hunter Home Economics Mr. L. Kader Commercial Miss A. Kaumheimer English-Speech Mr. I. Kidd Art Miss D. King 8 o ogy Miss E. Lighterness English Mr. P. Line Physics Mrs. R. MacAdams English Miss V. McDermet £ng ' sh Miss C. Meyer Commercial Mr. E. Meyer Metal Fabrication Mrs. H. Miller Social Science Mr. C. Odell Commercial Miss M. O ' Hara Commercial Miss H. Paris English Miss J. Rauch Commercial Miss J. Richards Art Miss H. Rubert English n . U. Mr. J. Shara Drafting Mr. W. Sibley Coordinator Mr. H. Sink Machine Shop Miss I. Slater Commercial Mr. H. Smead Physical Education Mr. L. Smith Printing Mr. E. Snavely Applied Physics Mr. G. Spotts Biology Mrs. B. Stephens Commercial Miss M. Steward Mathematics Mr. A. Sweet Chemistry Miss E. Thomas Social Science Miss S. Travis Library Clerk Mr. A. Trimpe Coordinator Miss M. Van Arsdale Commercial Mr. A. Vezzani Drafting-Electricity Mr. W. Viola Speech Miss Z. Walker Social Science Miss E. Waterman Physical Education Mr. D. Watson English Mrs. M. Whitfield Social Science Mr. T. Wiersema Biology Mr. J. Wignall Aircraft Mechanics Miss H. Wilson English 10 Mrs. E. Jackson Librarian Not Pictured: Mrs. C. Conner Social Science Mr. R. Wik Social Science Soperinten Office Janice Felts Mary Crater  o Office Marguerite Houghton Marjorie Jennings Bernice Cheslik Vocational Office Anna Marie Predmore Dorothy Rea Education Office Louise Fowler Olga King Margaret Todd Loyola Chevalier Bookstore Office Mr. E. J. Odell Bette Albert Ruth Newman Edwina Brown Louise Peterson Force Owen Hether George Provan Roy Stover Alex Aitken Frank Siple Cafeteria at Lunch Time JANUARY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Betty Lake Vice-President Mac Sweazy Secretary Helen Holm Treasurer Marjorie Jennings Marjorie Jennings, Betty Lake, Mac Sweazy, Helen Holm. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Pontiac chapter of the National Honor Society was formed in May, 1924, and consisted of twenty-five members. Since then, membership has steadily grown. This organization was formed primarily to stimulate a desire among students to excel in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. In addition to these important qualities, the student must be a senior and in the upper one-third of his class. Selection of members is governed entirely by the faculty. Any student can be proud to be a member of the National Honor Society, for it is the high- est honor any member of the class can obtain. It signifies not only that the student is a good scholar, but also that he has shown high moral character and a sincere interest in school activities. Row ?: Mary Milligan, Barbara Ansbaugh, Claire Burke, Helen Holm, Irene Morgan, Betty Lake, Marilyn Sandstrom, Reta Groner. Row 2.- Doris Morton, Eleanor Lechner, Helen Burris, Larry Pentiuk, Vera Parsons, Barbara Yeager, Marjorie Jennings. 14 LYNN ALLEN SHIRLEY ANDREWS STUART BATCHELOR JANIE BAYLOR VERA BEAUCHAMP HELEN BECKER BARBARA BLAYLOCK BETTY BOWERS MIKE ANDONIAN BARBARA ANSBAUGH LEONARD BARNES FREIDA BEAUDRY WILLIAM BLACK ROBERT BLAYZOR JANUARY GRADUATING CLASS 44 WILLIAM BROWN CLAIRE BURKE RALPH BURROUGHS THELMA COREY PHYLLIS COTCHER WILLIAM COXEN 1 DONALD DAVIDSON WILLIAM DEARY HELEN BRUSKE HELEN BURRIS BERNICE CHESLIK ROBERT COXEN CHARLENE DAILEY EVELYN DAVIDSON 15 HOWARD DEETER BRUCE EVERETT AUDREY DeLASS CARMEN FERGUSON JUNE DONIGAN FRANCES FOSS JANE EVANS WILLIAM FO THEODORE DEGROFF LESTER FAUS ALICE DERDERIAN ANGELINE FERRETT RICHARD DURNBAUGH JOSEPH FOX Y. M. C.A. IS SCENE OF CLASS DAY PEGGY FRANKLIN JAMES GEORGE HELEN GRANT MARY GUZMAN LOIS HAHN GLADYS HAYNES HELEN HOLM BETTIE HUTTENHOWER MILDRED GEE WILLIAM GOODWIN RETA GRONER JULIET HALLETT EARSEL HILLIKER BARBARA HUBBELL ANITA INSCO OGGERLEE KINNARD LEWIS JILBERT DONALD LANE MARTIN KABCENELL ROBERT MARKEY lois keillor john Mcdonald MARJORIE JENNINGS BETTY LAKE CLIFTON JOHNSON ELEANOR LECHNER HERMALENE KALASHIAN DONALD McBRIDE x ' Er i 3 £ . ■ PROM HELD IN WINTER SETTING 3 ? i STANLEY McDOWELL RAYMOND McLAUGHLIN EDWARD McMANUS MARY MILLIGAN EDWARD J. MODEN THOMAS MOOK ROBERT MORIN PHYLLIS NEWLON JEAN McKINSTRY BARBARA McMANUS JUNE METZ JACK E. MODEN IRENE MORGAN DORIS MORTON 17 ANTIGONE PAPANICHOLE VERA PARSONS FLORENCE PETERSON ROBERTA REYNOLDS MARGARET ROARK MARTHA ROSS MARILYN SANDSTROM ARLENE SCHRAM CHRISTINE PARRIS LARRY PENTIUK JAMES REEKIE JOE ROGERS EVELYN RYESON JAMES SCHELL BOYS ENGAGE IN PRE-INDUCTION COURSES few £. 7 dtr DAVID SCOTT MAXINE SLAVIN LOIS SMITH HAROLD SOLE JOHN SRIGLEY MAXINE STOCKER JOYCE SUTTON ALBERTA TerMARSCH EDLA SHOWERS ERMA SMITH SIDNEY SMITH YVONNE STERLING WAYNE STRAND i MAC SWEAZEY 18 CLEO THAYER MARIE VACKARO MARJORIE VER BEEK EUNICE WHITERS LORENA WISCHMAN ANNABELLE WITTKOPF BARBARA YEAGER DAISY ZARZARIAN GLORYA TOWNSEND JOHN VANDERLIND BYRON WEBB WINIFRED WITHERS MARGARET WOLFE BEVERLY YUNGK C tJw( IN THE WORLD WE WILL NOT BE DEFEATED DOROTHY BAIN LESLIE O ' DONOGHUE HAROLD STICKLEY JACK WHITEHEAD MARJORIE MANNING SHIRLEY SANGER BETTY WETHERINGTON NORMA HATFIELD LULU ROTTARR 19 JANUARY CLASS COMMITTEE! CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Chairman: Ralph Burroughs Don Davidson Mary Milligan Doris Morton SENIOR PROM COMMITTEES General Chairman: Lynn Allen DECORATIONS COMMITTEE Chairman: Bob Blayzor Norma Jean Hatfield Helen Bruske Ed Moden Angeline Ferrett Edla Showers Jean McKinstry Wayne Strand Betty Bowers Beverly Yungk Donald Lane MUSIC COMMITTEE Chairman: Barbara Yeager Bill Fox Dick Heyman Julie Hallett RECEPTION COMMITTEE Chairman-. Claire Burke Lois Smith Don McBride Leonard Barnes TICKET COMMITTEE Chairman: Marjorie Jennings Jane Evans Ray Everett John Srigley PATRONS COMMITTEE Chairman: Marilyn Sandstrom Rita Groner Byron Webb Lloyd Fay PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Chairman: Alan Gilford Bob Markey Barbara Blaylock Shirley Andrews REFRESHMENTS COMMITTEE Chairman: Thelma Corey Helen Burris Lester Faus Peggy Franklin HONOR STUDENTS Helen Holm Mary Milligan Irene Morgan Vera Parsons Lois Smith Russell Stephenson Glorya Townsend Barbara Yeager Evelyn Ryeson 20 FEATURE RUTH DECONICK GLORIA SWANSON PAT KNUDSEN in DORTHY HARRISON FLORENCE PROKSCH DARLENE ALLEN 22 HARRIET KOCH ELAINE JOLLY DON NESBITT PAT KARKAU MARION DECONICK 23 24 j SHOV t«S 25 26 MACHINE SHOP ELECTRICITY OFFICE PRACTICE ART 28 JUNE SENIOR Wtf S(tf j£ Virginia Goodwin, James Skutt, William Knox, John Neafie. CLASS OFFICERS President — James Skutt Vice-President — John Neafie Secretary — Virginia Goodwin Treasurer — William Knox NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row ).- Ruth Brace, Carol Hopp, Pat Miner, Harriett Bald- auf, Paula Ulrich, Elna Banghart, Pat Karkaw, June Kesserling, Kathryn Dempsey. Row 2: Henry Reed, Shirley Avadenka, Jeanne Rogers, Peggy Jo Schroeder, Martha Prevette, Mary Slater, Angela Maurer, Betty Vought, Helen Spence, Carol Scott, Phil Chivikos. Row 3: James Skutt, Betty Weller, Peggy Jones, Pris Colvin, Marilyn Summers, Pat Gaff, Marilyn Burnes, Vir- ginia Goodwin, Marjorie Patterson, Cathryn Killin, Richard Rech. Row A: William Jones, Bob Pfeuffer, Judson St. John, Bob Vosburg, Bill Ford, John Neafie, Andrew Creswell, Leslie Miller, Charles Carson, Bob Jones. 30 ' -a c wt C W 6 - £ c ' it)!- zsi ' e u LS i f v JUNE GRADUATING CLASS 44 DEMETRA AGORGIANITIS ROGER ALLARD JACK ANDRESS JOHN ARMSTRONG DOROTHY ASHBAUGH SHIRLEY AVADENKA ELNA BANGHART ROBERTA BARBER WILLIAM AIKEN JEANNE ALLEN MAGNOLIA ANDREWS ROY AUGE HARRIET BALDAUF MARY BARAR JEAN BARLING WILLARD BARRETT BARBARA BEGOVICH RUBY BELL PHYLLIS BENN PAULINE BICKEL MARTHA BOUCK IMOGENE BOURN (fa V (SjJJU PAUL BARNUM BETTY BATCHELOR RALPH V BEHLER PHYLLIS BENNETT ROBERT BLACKWELL JEANNE BOURDON 31 LLOYD BOWDEN EMMA BRYAN ELLEN BRADLEY RUTH BULMAN ESTELLE BRASHEAR VIVIAN BURMEISTER EDNA BRUCE AUDREY BURNHAM RUTH BRACE JAMES BUCHANAN BETTY BRANDRUP JOHN BURDER GLORIA BROWN fc O MARILYN BUR Y ARDYCE BURWASH PHIL CHIVIKOS NELSON CARLETON JAMES CLEARY TRAE CARTER PRISCILLA COLVIN CLEO CARIE CHARLES CARSO JEAN CHRISTOPHERSON JAMES CO r :arsonl 4 s $. SYLVIA CHALLIS ETHEL COX EMMOGENE CHASTAIN ANDREW CRESWELL ARMY-NAVY NURSING ATTRACTS GIRLS 1 1 V? - BOYS TRAIN IN CIVILIAN AIR PATROL J tk i MAXINE CUE KATHRYN DEMPSEY ELSA DANIELSON BETTY DENSMORE VIRGINIA DAWE ELEANOR EBERLE GENE CUMMINSf WILLIAM DENNIS JAMES DeFLORIO EDWARD EICKMEIER IRIS DAMERJIAN EDWINNA DURKEE RUTH DeCONICK WILLIAM EDMONSON ELMER EVANS GEORGE FULKERSON BETTY FERRETT DONNA GAZETTE C f teA 1 DUANE FISHER ALAN GILFORD MARION FRITCH VIRGINIA GOODWIN EETTY EWALD EDWARD GALLUP LYLE FILKINS MARJORY GEASLER WILLIAM FORD ELLA GIVENS 33 MARCUS GRANT VARTKES HAROUTUNIAN PHYLLIS GRIMM DOROTHY HARRISON GUY HACKETT LOAINE HETTINGER JOHN HARGER VIRGINIA HICKS JULIANA GRAVILLA ROBERT HARRINGTON DONALD GRITZINGER BONNIE HEFNER PHYLLIS HARDEN LENORE HEWITT LEADERS OF TOMORROW CLAUDIA HOADLEY ALFRED HOWEY HOWARD HOOVER COLLEEN IMSDAHL MARY LOU HOPPER JAMES JACKSON CHARLOTTE HOUTS ' 1 ALICE JENKINS EILEEN HOLMAN HELEN HURTIK CAROL HOPP EDNA JACKSON BEVERLY HOULD WILLIAM JACOBS 34 SHIRLEY JENKINS PATRICIA KARKAU KATHLEEN JOHNSON JUNE KESSELRING ROBERT JONES VERLA KING ZOROB KABODIAN BETTY KLINE EARL JOHNSON DORIS KELLER PEGGY JONES CATHERINE KILLEN WILLIAM JONES PHYLLIS ANN KINSLER SCHOOL DAYS HAVE BEENi COMPLETED 1 1 BEftNIGB KUQLER MAXINE LINDQUIST LETTY LAWRENCE ROBERT LYON WILLIAM KNOX MARJORIE LENIUS DOROTHY KOENIG ELAINE LEWIS BUCILLA LATENDRESSE MARGARET LOPEZ 35 DORIS MARCZAN ANGELA MAURER DONNA McARTHUR MARJORIE McCASLAND jack Mcculloch WHYOMA McEVERS LESLIE MILLER FRANCES MINER ARTHUR MARTIN GILBERT MAZER HARRY McCALLUM AUDREY Mcdonald a r- Eunice miller RUBY MILLER PATRICIA MINER PALA morris MARY NETZEL ERWIN NICHOLS CHARLES OAKES PATRICIA OWEN WANDA PALMS REX PARKER HAROLD MOONEY JOHN NEAFIE ALFRED NICHOLLS SHIRLEY OLMSTEAD ANN PALAIAN MARY PANTEL ■ v m mm fc t m$. m m  BOYS TAKE ARMY AND NAVY EXAMS ■r y 36 p% r s 6IRLS DO THEIR PART IN NURSING COURSE f 1 a. - o 4ll 4HKk. Jl p n b ■ ' ll %-F fe • - - rr ' A X v MARJORIE PATTERSON JAMES PORRITT DOROTHY PERRY PAUL POTTER ROBERT PFEUFFER ELLYN PRESSENELL ZjL - L r tJ EDWARD PLUMMER ARTHUR PRICE RICHARD PENMAN JACK POTE LILLIAN PERRY CHARLENE PRALL WILLIAM PITCHFORD MARTHA PREVETTE FLORENCE PROKSCH RONALD RICHMOND JOSEPH PSENAK REGINALD RIETH BARBARA REENE ESTHER ROCHA SHIRLEY RICHARDSON JOSEPH ROTH VASILIKI PROTOPAPPAS RICHARD RECH LaVERNE RIEMENSCHNEIDEP LOIS ROBB DUANE RICHARDSON JEANNE ROGERS 37 EDWIN ROUSE PEGGY JO SCHROEDER JAMES RYDMAN JERRY SCOTT DORIS SASSE JAMES SEETERLIN IRVING SCHLYFESTONE JOANN SHANK MARY RUTLEDGE CAROL SCOTT PATRICIA SAMPLE MARJORIE SEELEY AUGUST SCARPELLI BETTY SEIBERT WE WERE loA ' S ONCE PAULINE SHEARMAN HARRY SHOUP JIMMY SKUTT WILMA SMITH OPAL SNYDER GRACE STEVENS ROBERT STRONG JAMES SUTTON LEWIS SHIELDS ALVIN SIMMONS MARY ELLEN SLATER ALICE STEIN JERRY STOLL MARILYN SUMMERS 38 NORMA TALLEY LLOYD THROWER JEAN TAYLOR WILMA TOWNSEND JOHN TEIBER MAY TURNER MARY ANN THOMAS PAULA ULRICH DOROTHY TALMAGE WAYNE TONDU LUCILLE TAYLOR NORMAN TROUT ELLEN THOMAS JACQUELINE TWEED WE SET OUR GOAL FOR PROGRESS BARBARA VanWAGONER CONSTANCE WALKER JOHN VERHEY DOUGLAS WATSON VIRGINIA VREONES WILLARD WEBER ELIZABETH WAGGONER BARBARA WELDON % SHIRLEY VanWELT BETTY WATERSON BETTY VOUGHT MAYBELLE WATSON WILLIAM VROOMAN NELLIE WEDGE 39 BETTY WELLER WILLIAM WILSON HELEN WOODARD TWYLA YEAGER SHIRLEY ZIMMERMAN RUBY GEE BERNADETTE KREM FAY STEPHENS DOROTHY WILLIAMS DONA WOLVERTON VIRGINIA WORTHINGTON EILEEN BRINKER RICHARD JALOSKY HARRIET KOYL MORRIS TUBBS RAYMOND FISHER JUNE HENDRICKSON DONALD MOUNT GEORGE i SEKULICK ROBERT VC Mi SBURG. JOSEPH WILLIAMS DOROTHY TAYLOR OLIVER WASSON CLEO GUSTAFSON JAMES MAIDEN AMY SELLERS ELAINE WELLS EVA SHERFIELD i 40 £ Hk O st I ' ll - HHBk I OME GRADUATE IN SUMMER SCHOOL ROY BALL BOB BECKER BARBARA BOHLMAN HELEN BRADSHAW HELEN BRADSHAW JACK CHRISTIE SHIRLEY COIN ALFRED COLES VERNALL BARGE TED BLACKERBY CATHARINE BYRNE LAUREL BRUMMITT JOHN CHRISTOFF BETTY COLEMAN ARTHUR DALBY GLADYS ENDEN SHIRLEY ERICKSON RICHARD FORSLUND MARGARET FOX NORENE GENO PATRICIA GAFF JAMES HANGSTEFER PATRICIA DEAN DORIS ENOS ARTHUR FALL JAMES GALFORD PAUL GEORGE JAMES HAGGARD 41 PAUL HOOKER JUNE JONES MARY KINNEY MARIE MALISKY WILLIAM MARSHALL MARCILE McKINNEY JEAN MEIER IRENE MITCHELL PAUL JACONETTE SCOTT KEMPER RICHARD LEE ALFRED McCLELLEN WILLIAM McKINNEY EMMA MILLER WE JOIN THE RANKS fl m mJk zm Kr i BARBARA MORRISON CLARENCE PAYNE THOMAS MOFFAT ALBERT RAYNER PHYLLIS NORD OLGA SEMENUK MARGARETTE PASCHALL JACK STEPHENS GERALD MOORE HARRY PHIPPS DORIS MUSCORALLEY WILLIAM SCHIEHER ROBERT NORTON HELEN SMITH 42 PHYLLIS STEVENS DOROTHY WENDLAND BONNIE STROUP DALE WIMBERLEY BARBARA SUDBOROUGH MARJORIE LAMPMAN WILLIAM SWEET RICHARD LYNN LAURA STONE MARY LEE WILLIS FLORINE STURMAN HAROLD WOOD DONALD SUTTON EDWIN BAYER f% ft GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN o , - 7 ' MARJORIE MAURER Ju r wu ( llfd+P MARY JO PERSONS HENRY REED BETTY WARMON PATRICIA PASCALL MELVIN OGG JUDSON ST. JOHN LEONARD WOLF BETTY JEAN WOOD 43 ienior Prom Committees GENERAL CO-CHAIRMEN Peggy Jo Schroeder John Neafie Co-Chairmen ORCHESTRA | Jack Pote ( James Rydman Co-Chairmen DECORATIONS ) Alan Gilford John Armstrong Bill Aiken, Jack Mitchell, Betty Batch- elor, Martha Bouck, Lloyd Bowden, Marjorie Geasler, William Knox, Betty Waterson, Dorothy Williams, Jerry Scott, Duane Richardson, Richard Lynn, Gilbert Mazer TICKETS _ _. . I William Ford Co-Chairmen a . , , D l I Richard Rech Ruth DeConick, Lyle Filkins, Irwin Nickols, Henry Reed, Harry Shoup, James Sutton, James Cleary, Paul Potter RECE PTION Chairman: Marilyn Summers Shirley Jenkins, Harriet Baldauf, Phil Chivikos, Laurel Brummet, Dorothy Har- rison, Gene Cummins, James Skutt, Jack Christie, Patricia Miner PUBLICITY , . ) Roy Auge Co-Chairmen Roberf Vosburg Peggy Jones, Kathryn Dempsey, Patricia Karkau, Priscilla Colvin PATRONS Chairman: Carol Hopp Marjorie Patterson REFRESHMENTS Chairman: Mary Ellen Slater Elsa Danialson, Elna Banghart PROGRAM Chairman: Marilyn Burnes Virginia Goodwin, Virginia Dawe CLEAN-UP Chairman: Mary Jo Persons Ellen Thomas, Paul Morris, Ralph Behler, Phyllis Bennett, Paula Ulrich, Dorothy Taylor, Patricia Paschall 44 GANIZ ATION TOMAHAWK Row 7: Paula Ulrich, Edwin Brown, Virginia Goodwin, Mary Kinney, Marylin Summers, Miss F. Day, Harriett Baldauf, Robert White, Doris Morton Row 2: Betty Anderson, Pauline DeQuis, Phyllis Ann Kinsler, Betty Both, Dorothy Silk, Pat Bertche, Barbara Russell, Lois Sigler, Mary Lou Law- ton, Marilyn Rogers, Helen Woodward, Mary Jayne Hanson Row 3: Shirley Jenkins, Audrey Williams, Ruth New- man, Pauline Davis, Myra Rowley, Barbara Schimmel, Carolyn Vosburg, Dolores Spence, Jean Barber, Nancy Pappert, Charles Zamek Row 4: Leonard Wolf, Joy-Lynne Salmon, Shirley Newcomb, Ruth Payton, Magnoline Andrews, Elaine Gravilla, Marilyn Hill, Joan Church, Shirley Conant, June Lacy, Lucille White, Catherine Shortt Row 5: William Ford, Yetive Henderson, Mary Louise Jones, Marjorie Walsh, Ruth Renwick, Audrey Anderson, Carolyn Dunlap, Peggy Anderson, Claire Schaefer, Betty Lou Hubbard, Robert Vosburg One of the well known organizations in Pontiac High School is the Tomahawk, the staff of which is composed of an editor-in-chief, page editors, headline editors, and a host of reporters. The duties of these people are to gather all the news around the high school and to publish it in the weekly edition of the paper. Each reporter is assigned to a beat and has one or two teachers to interview every week, securing from them the news of the various classes and groups. During the school year, the Tomahawk has supported every worth-while campaign, using all the facilities available. One of the outstanding issues of the year was the special football edition that hon- ored the Valley League Champs. The success of the staff ' s endeavors is proved by the number of outstanding pages that have been edited. The adviser of this organization is Miss Florence Day. 46 UI VER Row 7: Joan Olsen, Florence Pros- kch, Patricia Miner, Dorothy Harri- son, Kathryn Dempsey, Patricia Karkau, Phyllis Fisler Row 2: Joyce Winkley, Virginia Pet- ers, Peggy Jones, Patricia Knudsen, Mary Jo Shaw, Harriet Koch, Ruth DeConick, Elaine Jolly Row 3: Priscilla Colvin, Gloria Swanson, Elmo Jones, Roy Auge, Robert Vosburg, Donald Nesbitt, Phil Chivikos, Joe Nederlander, Lillian Russel For the past few months the Quiver staff has been burning the midnight oil, pasting panels, writing copy, taking pictures, drawing cartoons, and col- lecting and typing all the valuable material. All of th ; s has been done so that you may receive your Quiver. The Quiver staff worked hard this year to get the necessary supplies needed for this annual book. Each one did his best to produce for the students and faculty a book which portrays school life at Pontiac High School. Every page contains something new, perhaps some- thing you as an individual never knew. The result is the 1944 Quiver. 47 DEBATE Row J: Virginia Veig, Miss E. Thomas, Miss F. Hoffman, Miss A. Kaumheimer, Nancy Tubbs Row 2: Seymour Liebeskind, Quentin Nesbitt, Louis Noell, Ruth Payton, Robert House, Lee Fisher Row 3: James Taunt, Paul Nathan, Russell Foster, Doug- las Miller, Bill Erb, James Du- Frain HOME Row J: Versia Stan, Phyllis Price, Elaine Gravilla, Marion Beecher Row 2: Laura Stone, Lois Parker, Naomi Aldrich, Char- lotte Vernier, Virginia Bass LIBRARY Row J: Yvonne Sterling, June Donigan, Hermalene Kala- shine, Minnie Pickering, Elaine Cameron, Dorothy Gee Row 2: Mrs. S. Travis, Virginia Vreones, Eleanor Eberle, Lo ' raine Kandt, Ingrid Tauffen- back, Mrs. E. Jackson 48 USHERS Row 1 ■. Waller Mann, Donald Richmond, Eugene Burroughs, Arthur Price, Stanley McDow- ell, Donald Nisbett, Mr. G. Bevington Row 2: Elmo Jones, Donald Anrep, Chris Strebe, Ray Har- mar, Norman Trout, William Hatfield EPISTOLAE SCHOLAE Row 7.- Richard Poole, Berna- dire Sherwood, Lee Fisher, Imogene Harger, Robert Miller Row 2: Dolores Spence, Betty Pea, Bonnie Bishop, Rhoda Henshilwood, Janice Jolt, Bar- bara Burnes Row 3: Joyce Hamilton, Don- ald Porrit, Nancy Pappert, Duane Brown, Barbara Houts, Henry Barnett, Doris Burwash BOOKSTORE Row I: Donna Ervin, Elna Banghart, Mr. E. Odell, June Lacy, Betty Stark Row 2; Murlene Spencer, Bet- ty Albert, Ruth Newman, Claudia Hoadley, Yvonne Sterling, Maxine Cue, Evelyn Brill, Edwina Brown. Row 3: Maybelle Watson, Mary Ellen Slater, Marilyn Hill, Yetive Henderson, Louise Peterson, Rosie Maxim, Donna Barrager 49 Betty Weller, Harriett Row 7: Donald Melbourne, Koch, Vern Stange Row 2: Leonard Wolfe, Laurel Brummitt, Jean Rogers, Paul Morris, Eileen Anderson, Marilyn Rogers, Albert Rayner Row I: Phyllis Fisler, Mary Jean Shearer, Jeanne Rogers, Marilyn Rogers, Betty Weller, Lucille White, Eileen Anderson Row 2.- William Fellows, Gordon Gosh, James Gal- ford, Leonard Wolfe, Donald Melbourne, Vern Stange, Lome McDougall LAB ASSISTANTS FIRST SEMESTER ' LAB ASSISTANT SECOND SEMESTER CHEM-PHYS1CS CLUB Row h Eileen Anderson, Laurel Brummitt, Carolyn Bunce, Mary Jayne Hanson, Mr. A. Sweet, Roberta Weddle, Barbara Keith, Jeanne Rogers, Betty Rea Row 2: Jane Evans, Marilyn Rogers, Betty Weller, Myra Rowley, Carolyn Vosburg, Dorothy Hecox, Har- riett Koch, Cleo Gustafson, Nancy Tubbs Row 3: Robert Markey, Robert Tripp, Henry Barnett, Jack Chappell, Byron Webb, Lome McDougall, Donald Davidson, Albert Rayner, Leonard Barnes, Donald Gritzinger, Robert Vosburg Row 4: Howard Deeter, Duane Brown, Donald Mil- bourne, Leonard Wolfe, Paul Morris, Stewart Monsein, Allan Cherney, Carlton Jones, Vern Stange, Henry Reed 50 Row 1: William Erb, Jerry Scott, Thelma Corey Row 2: Margaret Varney, Barbara Burns, Betty Grandon, RoseMarie Coleman, Doris Morton, Bertha Set- low, Betty Albert, Nicholas Edward Row 3: Trae Carter, Kathleen Foote, Naomi Orvis, Vir- ginia Veig, Eleanor Horwitz, Margery Walsh, Betty Batchelor, Mary Jo Shaw, Evelyn Pratt Row 4: Walter Godsell, Frank Richardson, James Stone, James DuFrain, Glenn Brosier, Leslie Miller, Don- ald McBride, Edwin Soderberg, Leslie Hotchkiss, Keith Conway, Henry Barnett Row 5: John Armstrong, Raymond Fisher, Stuart Cran- dall, Lome McDougall, William Vanderzee, Paul Hooker, Scott Kemper, James George, Robert Vosburg, James Taunt, Donald Anrep FIRST SEMESTER ITUDENT COUNCIL SECOND SEMESTER Row I: Paul Morris, Joan Church, Leslie Miller, Evelyn Pratt, Paul Wallace Row 2: Glenn Plante, Myra Rowley, Kathryn Dempsey, Minnie Pickering, Betty Sage, Mary Dequis, Rosalie Barar, Shirley Richards, Zelma Jackson, Marguerite Bennett, Joan Robbins, Ronald Pickman Row 3: Joe Edwards, Doris Muscoralley, Dawn Baldauf, Imogene Harger, Peggy Jo Schroeder, Palmyra Lodle, Joan Ford, Elaine Jolly, Virginia Vieg, Pauline Brutus, Joan Springer, Jerry Scott Row 4: John Verhey, Paul Norton, Robert Wells, Russell Foster, Willard Weber, John Neafie, Pete Pelaez, Ralph Behler, Gene Cudney, Phil Chivi- kos, Paul Chesley. 51 Row h Thorn Moreau, Arnold Soutar, William Ford, Allan Cherney, Douglas Watson, Robert Vos- burg, Joe Edwards, John Wrenn, Howard Hoover, Vern Stange Row 2: Leonard Wolf, Aaron Kershenbaum, Elmo Jones, Richard Rech, Glenn Wilson, Robert House, Donald Martindale, Jerry Shirley, John McFall, Walter Godsell, Donald Anrep, William Erb Row 3: Ronald Richmond, Henry Reed, Shelby Baylis, John Church, Lome McDougall, James Dearing, Carleston Jones, Leslie Hctchkiss, Donald Porritt, Stewart Monson Row 4: Louis Cole, Harold Barber, Ralph Behler, Doug- las Miller, John Neafie. Robert Miller, Richard Poole, Andre Gondas, Albert Rayner HI-Y Another important organization of our school is the Hi-Y. These boys are the braves at football and basketball games, selling candy, ice-cream, pop corn, and peanuts to the spectators who cheer the chiefs on to victory. Having discontinued giving their annual scholarship for the duration of the war, the Hi-Y boys have decided to donate this money to the Wisner Stadium Fund. The Hi-Y holds meetings once a week. These meetings are of a social and business nature and alternate each week. The purpose of this organization is to promote better citizenship and better character, also to band boys together to stand for Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Athletics, and Clean Scholarship. Speakers are often pres- ent at the meetings, who discuss the problems of youth of today and the war. The boys are always willing to give their services for any good cause. The adviser of this organization is Mr. Watson. 52 GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves club is sponsored by Miss Elma Waterman. The club activities include drives, parties, and projects. The profits go to the Red Cross, and toward the scholarship given to any eligible girl in high school. The 10-A mixer, jointly sponsored with the Hi-Y, is given each semester for the new 10-A ' s in which they become better acquainted with one another The Girl Reserves serve at many banquets throughout the year. The meetings are held in room 127 every other Monday night at seven o ' clock. An educational or entertaining program usually follows the business meeting. Many times prominent Pontiac speakers lecture to the group. A new club project this year was the sale of school pencils. For weeks after this sale, the orange and black pencils bearing the school song were seen and used by teachers and students alike. Also, this club jointly sponsored, with the Hi-Y, a series of lectures on boy and girl relations. To be a member of this service organization, a girl must maintain a B average. At the impressive formal initiation, each new member lights her white candle from a burning red, white, or blue one, which represent cour- age, purity, and loyalty respectively. Row I: Betty Both, Gloria Seaman, Mary Milligan, Jac- queline Whittington, Minnie Pickering, Darleen Allen, Miss E. Waterman, Paula Ulrich, June Harris, Carolyn Vosburg, Ruth Brace, Carol Hopp Row 2: Margaret Kennedy, Mary Davis, Doris Morton, Betty Kline, June Hendrickson, Margaret Varney, Kathryn Dempsey, Glorya Townsend, Betty Anderson, Nancy Tubbs, Carolyn Dunlap, Doro- thy Koenig, Anna Morey, Myra Rowley, Marilyn Summers Row 3: Marjorie Seeley, Barbara Russell, Janet Gibson, Helen Holm, Ruth Newman, Lillian Russell Row 4: Phyllis Fisler, Virginia LeFevre, Shirley Andrews, Norma Talley, Joyce Betts, Kathleen Foote, Eli- nor Horwitz, Laurel Brummitt, Gloria Swanson, Marilyn Sandstrom, Harriett Koch, Harriett Baldauf, Eyline Anderson, Zoanna Faulman Row 5: Virginia Veig, Barbara Yeager, Virginia Dawe, Lois Smith, Edith Stellman, Roberta Weddle, Marilyn Burnes, Marjorie Walch, Gwendolyn Strauss, Joan Church, Barbara Shimmel, Mary Jayne Hansen, Louise Peterson Rehearsal scenes from the annual spring play Sixteen in August PLAYCRAFTERS The Pontiac Playcrafters club is considered the oldest dramatic high school society in the country. Organized twenty years ago as a publicity stunt, it became a serious activity of Pontiac High School. Mildred Todd, its first official president, eventually became a professional actress. A three-act comedy, Addie , was given a test performance for a large play publishing concern. Parents ' receptions, picnics, programs, theater parties and general interest in dramatics of the school are a few of the Playcrafters ' activities. W. N. Viola has been the sponsor throughout the club ' s existence. Row ?: Ruth Brace, Evelyn Jondro, Margaret Varney, Betty Anderson, Mary Rutledge, Claire Burke Row 2: Eleanor Horwitz, Bertha Fought, Andrew Cres- well, Mr. W. Viola, Shelby Baylis, Marilyn Burnes, Barbara Yeager 54 STUDENT Row 7: Angela Maurer, Cath- erine Killen, Miss E. Thomas, Eleanor Lechner, Carol Scott Row 2: Marjorie Jennings, Anna Morin, Ellen Thomas, Joyce Ann Miller, Gwendolyn Strauss, June Harris, Marilyn Summers Row 3.- Donald Durnbaugh, Jean Allen, James Taunt, Martha Prevette, Russell Fos- ter, Mary Jo Persons, Howard Hoover ART CLUB Seated: Carolyn Vosburg, Evelyn Jondro, Zelda Harring- ton Standing: Mr. I. Kidd, Eleanor Horwitz, Carolyn Bunce, Paula Georgia, Katherine Water- bury, Elaine Gravilla, Bernice Enfigian, Miss J. Richards HISTORY CLUB Seated: Roberta Weddle, Nancy Tubbs, Doris Morton, Carolyn Bunce Standing: Gilbert Mazer, John Neafie, Miss E. Thomas, Leonard Wolfe, Betty Both, George Fulkerson, Paul Nathan 55 GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB Row 7: Evelyn Bennett, Betty Grandon, Vera Parsons, Mr. A. Bourziel, Barbara Yeager, Mary Jo Per- sons, Harriett Koch, Bertha Setlow Row 2: Hazel Kabodian, Barbara Sellers, Lorraine Cox, Gilda Simoni, Mary Ellen Blynn, Dolores Spence, Florence Proksch, Lulu Romeo, Irene Malkim, Maxine Slabaugh Row 3: Velma Bryan, Doris Seegraves, Nina Gregerson, Angela Maurer, Charlene Gallas, Barbara Schimmel, Virginia Vieg, Eva Riemenschneider, Marjorie Walker, Blanche Hanson Row A: Regina Rendziperis, Barbara Chambers, Shirley Younger, Barbara Mansfield, Joan Church, Jo- anne Ray, NaDeane Dawson, Jean Barling, Bar- bara Miller, Carolyn Remley, Gloria Seamen Row J: Ralph Shaffer, Arthur Price, Fred Edwards, Morris Redmond, Mr. A. Bourziel Row 2: Fred Dennis, William Dennis, Ernest St. John, George Meledosian, Richard Lee, Robert Greer Row 3: Joseph Williams, Fred Hol- land, Norman Trout, Russell Foster, Chris Strebe, Robert Lalonde, Gene Cudney BOYS ' GLEE CLUB 56 VOCAL ASSISTANT! Row 7: Gloria Seaman, Roy Auge, Barbara Yeager Row 2: Henry Reed, Betty Grandon, Vera Parsons, Pa- tricia Gaff, Jean Barling, Marjorie Jennings, Alfred McClellan Myra Rowley, Patricia Gaff, Jean Barling, Gloria Seaman, Peggy Jo Schroeder, Joan Church, Betty Grandon, Mina Gregerson TRIPLE TRIO 57 Row 1: Virginia Veig, Vera Parsons, Mr. A. Bourziel, Carol Hopp, Har- riett Koch FIRST SEMESTER Row 2: Evelyn Pratt, Betty Grandon, Mina Gregerson, Marjorie Walker, Gloria Seaman, Shirley Younger, Florence Proksch Row 3: Joan Church, Barbara Yea- ger, Barbara Miller, Patricia Gaff, Jean Barling, Dorothea Hartung, Eva Reimenschneider SECOND SEMESTER Row J: Harriet Koch, Carol Hopp, Florence Proksch, Evelyn Pratt, Gloria Seaman, Mina Gregerson, Dolores Spence, Mr. A. Bourziel Row 2.- Bette Grandon, Mary Ellen Blynn, Claire Schaefer, Peggy Jo Schroeder, Joan Church, Barbara Chambers, Shirley Younger Row 3: Marjorie Walker, Pat Gaff, Jean Barling, Barbara Miller, Bar- bara Schimmel, Myra Rowley GIRLS ' ENSEMBLE The Girls ' Vocal Ensemble was organized in January, 1943, wilh Ann Kutz as first manager. The purpose of this organization is to have a group of especially trained voices to sing for various clubs, schools and other groups. The ensemble has grown from the original eighteen girls to twenty-three members. Carol Hopp and Peggy Jo Schroeder are the only remaining charter members of the group. Carol was the second manager. Peggy Jo is the present one. Their job is to work with the girls in planning programs and engagements. The group is under the direction of Mr. Arnold Bourziel. 56 CHOIR This year the Pontiac High School Choir is one of the hardest working groups in the vocal department. It rehearses diligently the first hour daily in room 127, under the direction of the department ' s instructor, Mr. Arnold Bourziel. The Choir averages between 45 and 55 members. The number of boys who have been able to elect this subject has been seriously cut because of war time demands, but this problem has been partially solved by incorporating the Boy ' s Glee Club into the tenor and bass sections of the Choir. Among the numerous appearances made by this group this year were the Annual Christmas Concert of December 19th; the Spring Concert, May 5th; the two Baccalaureate services; and programs given before the student body, local luncheon clubs, and other schools. One feature of the Spring Concert was a concertized version of Bizet ' s Opera, Carmen. In April the group enjoyed a production by the San Carlo Opera Company in the Masonic Auditorium, Detroit. Row J: Carol Hopp, Betty Grandon, Elizabeth Wagner, Mina Gregerson, Mr. A. Bourziel, Gayle Seibert, Ruth Payton, Shirley Dennison, Murdena Warner Row 2: Ella Givens, Marilyn Sandstrom, Claire Scheafer, Gloria Seaman, Trae Ca rter, Dorthea Hartung, Erma Smith, Harriet Koch, Marjorie Jennings, Ann Palain Row 3: Pearl Beacon, Vera Parsons, Edla Showers, Mar- ilyn Jewell, Eva Riemenschneider, Patricia Gaff, Barbara Yeager, Peggy Jo Schroder, Evelyn Pratt, Joan Church, Myra Rowley Row 4: Henry Reed, Arthur Price, Joseph Williams, Al- fred McClellan, Jean Barling, Lynn Allen, Wil- liam Dennis, Richard Lee, Roy Auge 59 : M M Row h. Elaine Jolly, Virginia Veig, Kathleen Foote, Thelma Corey, June Kesserling, Marjorie Patter- son, Patsy Pappas Row 2: Elinor Horwitz, Gloria Williams, Dorothy Ken- dall, Colleen Imsdahl, June Klausen, Janet Bayne, Dorothea Hartung, Joyce Betts, Joan Walls Row 3: Joy Solmon, Joe Nederlander, Evelyn Jondro, Octavia Jeans, Doris Seagraves, June Hendrick- son, Dolores Spence, Mary Lou Parrot, Velma Bryan, Ted Lazaroff, Margaret LaVire Row 4: Louis Cole, Paul Jaconette, Don Nisbett, William Hatfield, Raymond McLaughlin, Robert White, Leslie Miller, Robert House, Samuel Dow, Quen- tin Nesbitt RADIO WORKSHOP All students who are enrolled in, or who have completed the Speech V and VI courses are eligible for membership in the Radio Workshop. This group broadcasts weekly programs from the studio adjacent to classroom 226 over a direct line to radio station WCAR. Student actors, as well as student announcers, sound effects men and er,g ; neers do the work. Some scripts are also written by students. During the current school year, two series of programs were broadcasted. The Magic Bookshelf is a series of dramatizations for lower elementary grades. These programs are adaptations of stories for children. The second series, Dedicated to Youth , is designed for upper elementary and junior high school grades. These programs aim to deepen the listener ' s appre- ciation of American ideals. 60 ■l iz 2L i_ FIRST SEMESTER Row I: Priscilla Colvin, Betty Dell, Flourine Sturman, Row 3 Betty Curry, Mr. C. Dearing, Paula Ulrich, Phyl- lis Kinsler, Marjorie Seeley, Afra Pantel Row 2: Virginia Bass, Doris Burwash, Beverly Ruffato, Kathleen Terihoy, Charlene Gallas, Peggy Thorn- Row 4. as, Virginia McKinney, Nancy Pappert, Shirley Newcomb, Kathryn Waterberry, Shirley Ostrand, June Hendrickson, Dorothy Hancock, Betty Smith. SECOND SEMESTER Row J; Mr. Dearing, Peggy Thomas, Betty Kinser, Twila Row 3: Miller, Georgean Roark, Shirley Patton, Helen Ward, Bette Davis, Roberta Smith, Shirley Den- nison, Pauline Dequis, Marguerte Bennett Kathryn Dempsey, Phyllis Addison, Jean Barber, Magdaline Andrews, Louise Moore, Doris Sasse, Barbara Barrett. Pauline Davis, Ruth Brace, Don- na Giddings, Pauline DeQuis, Shirley Dennison Richard Larson, Marion Beecher, Elaine Shults, Charmaine Ochs, Joy Solmon, Helen Wood- ward, Donald Sutton, Norma Kelly, Bertha Fought, Dorothy Hecox, Hazel Evert, Shirley Byrne, Jerry Stoll Row 2: Joan Robbins, Josephine Bildstine, Renea Sievert- son, Lillian Brown, Phyllis Addison, Marjorie Seeley, Phyllis Ann Kinsler, Barbara Barrett, June Hendrickson, Margery McNamara, Joanne Spalding, June Slaughter, Rose Blackerby, Patsy Grandon, Ethel Cox Doris Sasse, Twyla Yeager, Ann Whitfield, Mary Lou Lauton, Harriet Baldauf, June Clawson, Hel- en Bullock, Nancy Pappert, Joyce Walker, Bea- trice Hesse, Phyllis Wolfe, Kathleen Terihoy, Judy Tubbs, Helen Melkonian, Marguerite Pas- chall, Jean McMullen Row 4: Louise Hoover, Eleanor Spencer, Dorothy Mack, Carmen Neville, Rcbert Giglio, Jce Swift, Patri- cia Pennell, Paul Norton, Robert Miller, Ford Sutton, Dorothy Wall, Dawn Baldauf, Louise Martinez, Helen Laing, Betty Ferrett, Mary Jo Green MONITOR 61 Irving Schlyfestone PONTIAC HIGH Football games, basketball games, school assembles, civic and Red Cross meetings, these and many more activities til! in the schedule of the band for the semester ' s work. All of these require unlimited rehearsals and individual practice on the part of the student. Loyalty of its members to traditions established by former P.H.S. bands has been the prime factor of the band ' s success as an organization, even though the band functions under difficulties, such as having the lOBs in the junior high schools. Also the fact that band members who have zero hour classes cannot attend rehearsals called in the morning. Regional and state contests require of the individual band member much concentration and knowledge of his instrument to obtain a rating of which to be proud. This is proved by the fact that many of the students who took part in the contests this year received Row I: Joan Harris, Martha Sisney, Peter Geiger, Helen Hale, Barbara Williams, Elizabeth Lanpher, Shir- ley Avadenka, Jeanne Bourdon, William Jones Row 2.- Orville Garner, Donald Gritzinger, Sally Gordon, Carolyn Palmer, Irving Schlyfestone, Eleanor Elerbe, Jack McCulloch, George Proven, William Brown, Melvin Krugman, Richard Rees, George Angleton, Gilbert Williams, Robert Pfeuffer, Julia Brown, Jean Carson, Marilyn Palmer, Betty Weller C2 ICHOOL BAND first divisions of which th e school, the band, and the indi- vidual band member can well be proud. The South Eastern Michigan band concert which was held in Birmingham, Michigan, was composed of musicians picked by a committee of leading band directors of this section of the state. The eminent director Leonard D. Falcone was selected as guest conductor and graciously accepted. The percentage of P.H.S. insturmentalists chosen to play in this The Pontiac High School Band concert which draws much interest as a civic affair has always been looked forward to as the rounding out and completion of the semester ' s work. These activities made a complete and satisfying sched- ule for the P.H.S. instrumentalist. Lome McDougall Row 3: Connie Burnham, John McDonald, Mary Ann Nye, Donald Weiss, Jerry Barnes, Maurice Long, Betty Both, Ronald Salow, Glenn Wilson, Richard Cork, John Lanway, Robert Wedow, Louis Owen, Neil Wasserberger, Bud Kyte, Guy Hackett, Lois Nelson, William Young, Frederick Hunt, Paul Wallace, Keith Swailes, Alfred Eberle, Gerald Miller, Wayne Gallup, Newton Bearden, Robert Wells, John Burder Row A: Richard Dickenson, Raymond Young, Frank An- derson, Medford Pittman, Robert See, Harry Shoup, Lome McDougall, Charles Becker, Phil Townsend, Robert Wasson, Louis Shields, Edward Plummer 63 BAND COUNCIL Seated: Betty Weller, Jeanne Bourdon Standing: Paul Wallace, Rob- ert Pfeuffer, Harry Shoup, Lome McDougall MANAGERS Left to right: Peter Geizer, Glen Wilson, William Jones Left to right: Shirley Avaden- ka, Betty Weller, Joan Harris, Barbara Williams COMMITTEE Row h Louis Shields, George Proven, Edwin Plummer Row 2: Richard Reese, Ray- mond Young, Paul Wallace 64 GIRL PORT MERMAIDS Top — Virginia Dawe Center — Kathryn Dempsey Bottom — Mary Jayne Hanson 65 ON PARADE Watch those feet is the familiar expres- sion in the girls ' swimming classes. How- ever if you will note the three girls on the opposite page, you will see that the have mastered the fine art of keeping their feet together and their toes pointed in diving. The girls in these classes spend the semester learning how to perfect various strokes and to master certain dives. Mrs. C. Goldberg Row 1: Barbara Byrns, Gay Ann Fuller, Bertha Fought, Arlene Chipman, June Lacy, Dale Tindall, Kathryn Demp- sey. Row 2: Carolyn Vosburg, Donna Giddings, Margaret Bishop, Jean Taft, Lee Lan- way, Kathleen Foote, Geni- eve Bailey, Shirley See. Row 3: Barbara Keith, Vir- ginia Dawe, Vasiliki Proto- pappas, Jacqueline Smith, Doris Marczan, Mrs. C. Goldberg 67 Miss E. Waterman KEEPING FIT Calisthenics is one of the most important activities in the girls ' gym classes. These athletic exercises give one a sense of coordination which promotes health, strength, and personality. However, calisthenics is of particular im- portance in a girl ' s education today because of the necessity of physical fit- ness. Whether a girl is planning to enter the armed services or engage in war work at home, she will find this training a great asset. 68 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Girls ' basketball is an activity that brings forth a great deal of enthusiasm and spirit in the girls ' gym classes during the winter. Basketball technique is first developed through various activities, such as basketball, relays, drills, etc. Later, teams are formed within the individual classes, and each member is taught how to play the various positions. Then organized games are held between the teams within the class. Basketball is a sport that everyone enjo s, but it also has many personal values. For instance, it teaches leadership, agility, precision, and good sportsmanship. These qualities help the student to get along with people and to overcome any complex she might have. The girls pictured above are, left to right: Margaret Bishop, Kathryn Lindley, and Barbara Russell 69 ' GIRLS ' GYM ACTIVITIES Aside from the activities previously mentioned, there are additional ones in which girls participate. Part of the semester is spent in squad work. Squads are formed, and such games as ping pong, target throw, and shuffleboard are enjoyed. Dancing is also an important activity of the semester. Therefore, one day a week is set aside for this form of recreation in which the girls learn square, tap, and folk dancing. Later in the semester competitive games within the class are scheduled in basketball, volleyball, and softball. Thus the semester is brought to a close; however the good, as well as the enjoyment brought to each girl through this course, will remain with her forever. 70 BOY PORT : f rf « f f Row 7: B. Barnds, J. Neafie, L. Mathews, R. Vosburg, W. Coxen, B. Wiscombe, R. Blayzor, W. Knox, R. Fortino, B. Schnitkee, Coach H. E. Smead Row 2: W. Thurston, F. Dennis, W. Dennis, R. Everett, G. Ervin, W. Ford, W. Strand, L. Allen, S. Kem- per, Capt. J. Weiss, Asst. Coach W. Ashley Row 3: J. Pote, G. Dawson, W. Southworth, B. Coxen, J. Stone, J. Winters, R. Jones, B. Giles, J. Lapi- des, A. Rayner, Mr. P. Allison Pontiac High School has finally done it by winning the Saginaw Valley Championship in football. Pontiac started the season like champions. They met a very good Royal Oak foot- ball team at Royal Oak. The two teams seemed evenly matched until Barnds, the flashy quarterback of Pontiac, faded back and threw a long pass to Blazor, who went over the goal line standing up. Weiss kicked the extra point, and the game was settled, seven to nothing in favor of Pontiac. The cocky chiefs then met defeat by a very fast and powerful Hazel Park eleven. However, the next week was different. The chiefs trounced Owosso by the score of thirty-eight to nothing. The chiefs ' play was ferocious; Barnds, Ford, Gilford, and Southworth clicked very well in the backfield, and in the line the stars were Lapides, Coxen, and Weiss. Pontiac seemed to be hitting her stride. They toppled Saginaw Eastern twenty to thirteen, largely through the efforts of Pontiac ' s great line. Bay City was next, and was defeated nine to nothing. Pontiac then met a good Saginaw Arthur Hill team led by an all state end, Dick Riffenberg. The chiefs, led by Barnds, Southworth, Weiss, and Coxen, trounced Saginaw twenty-one to seven. However, disaster loomed. Along came a powerful, once defeated, Flint Northern team. These rampaging Vikings defeated the Chiefs by the score of twenty-one to seven. The only bright spot in the game, as far as Pontiac was concerned, was the brilliant run of eighty-five yards by Fred Dennis. Pontiac came through, however, by beating Flint Central in a wild and rough game. Ford scored three touchdowns, and Weiss kicked two extra points. The final score was twenty to seven in favor of Pontiac. The following week Flint Central beat Flint Northern to give Pontiac the Saginaw Valley Championship. SCORES Royal Oak Hazel Park 12 Owosso Saginaw Eastern 13 Bay City Pontiac 7 Pontiac 6 Pontiac 38 Pontiac 20 Pontiac 9 Saginaw Arthur Hill 7 Pontiac Flint Northern 21 Pontiac Flint Central 7 Pontiac 21 7 20 60 128 72 Named on All- Valley or All-State Teams B. Barnds W. Ford A. Gilford R. Blayzor J. Lapides J. Weiss W. Knox H. Smead (Coach) W. Coxen W. Ashley (Coach) 73 Left to right: Captain-elect W. Southworth, W. Webber, Captain J. Weiss Mr. J. Thors, Jr. CITY HONORS FOOTBALL CHAMPION! The football banquet sponsored jointly by the Pontiac Chamber of Commerce and the Elks Club was held at the close of the football season in the Elks temple. The victorious chiefs of Pontiac High School were seated at a table in front of a black velvet background on which were orange footballs bearing the names of the players of the team. The people in the crowd were there to pay honor to the champions of Saginaw Valley, and to begin a drive for a new football stadium at Wisner Field. A talk was given on the stadium by Goodloe Rogers. Silver footballs were given to the players and the Saginaw Valley trophy was presented to Captain Jack Weiss and Captain-elect Walter Southworth. Wally Weber, backfield coach at the University of Mich- igan, gave a talk in his own inimitable manner and afterwards showed pictures of the U. of M. Northwestern football game. Photo: Courtesy Pontiac Daily News 74 stats- GUA ° PONT I AC -VS- HAZEL PARK PICTURES COURTESY PO«TIAC BA1LV PRESS 75 P, HOOKER D. PERRIN R. NIQUE W. SOUTHWORTH R.HANCOCK 76 77 „ T ' ©t T l „ I ' °2. T1 .A •sr r c V «, . ■v T Rcw I: Wallace Johnson, Joseph Davis, Robert Lussier, John Swanson, Harold Rynerson, Patrick Pennell, Jack Hays, Richard Lucas Row 2.- Mr. H. Smead, Clyde Skinner, Robert Schnitker, John McDougall, Pete Pelaez, Donald Perrin, Donald Bego, Allan Peters, Fred Dennis RESERVE FOOTBALL Row J: Donald Porritt, Stanley McDowell, Robert Miller, Lawrence, O ' Dell, Carmelo Tosto, Stanley Wal- den, John McFall, Howard Hoover, Richard Al- len, Paul Potter, Duane Brown, Milton Hill Row 2: Coach E. Watson, Harold Barber, Orville Har- ron, Angslo Alonzo, Richard Lucas, James Kel- dinser, Paul Marsh, James Dearing, Allen Peters, Donald Beedle, Herbert Wilson, William Brim, Richard Zeihmer, David Scott, Jack Wright, Max Murrill, Paul Norton, Coach R. Lowery 78 Henry Barnett Roy Auge Charles Moery Fred Holland CHEER LEADERS MANAGERS Swimming Mgr. George Williams Football Mgr. Football Mgr. Basketball Coach Swimming Coach Frank Crandall Walter Mann Mr. W. Ashley Mr. Neil Gray Atheltic Mgt Mr. C. T. Forsman Equipment Mgr. Athletic Director Basketball Mgr. Mr. P. Allison Mr. H. Smead Stanley Cumberworth 79 eo«  £. - - P °T £R , t -J. sr. s vy °- c (c, rso Ur.N ' O L •tt ' . W „ ODSO St- OO0. 80 UNDERCLASSMEN undej Ussmeo Home Room 105 1st Semester Row h H. Hansen, E. Morgan, Mrs. MacAdams, E. Schick, H. Anderson Row 2: J. Harris, J. Mayo, S. Newcombe, M. Manning, N. Pappert, L. Moore, J. Winkley Row 3: S. Conant, B. Schimmel, J. Church, B. Marion, C. Gallas, J. Miller Row 4: J. McFall, D. Miller, L. Mathews, G. Proven, L. MacDougall, T. Moreau Not Pictured: D. Bomer, E. Braski, E. Bryant, P. Din- gee, O. Hugan, D. Martindale, E. Mathes, W. McCulloch, W. McKinney, S. Monsein, R. Moore, A. Morin, P. Morin, L. Morrison, P. Morse, J. Mount, R. Powell, D. Rasosky, A. Salley Home Room 105 2nd Semester Row ?.- E. Leonard, L. Leighton, G. Leithner, B. Lehr, I. Larangee Row 2: A. Lightfoot, S. Madill, R. Levin, P. Lodle, M. Lehr, E. Lepird, J. MacRae Row 3: C. Maher, M. Leggat, B. Leacher, J. Massie, L. Legg, N. Leggett, L. Loomis. Row 4: J. Little, R. Lucas, S. Maddock, D. Leach, J. MacDougall, V. Madsen, J. Lanway, H. La- Vere Not Pictured: A. Law, M. Long, W. Lucas, B. Marcum Home Room 112 1st Semester Row 7: D. Wall, R. Whitaker, I. Tauffenback, A. Vasu, M. Whisnant Row 2: C. Thompson, K. Waterbury, M. Withers, A. Young, D. Townsend, C. Vernier, S. Yahalian Row 3: G. Teaker, P. Wallace, A. Trafton, C. Wheel- er, J. Swift, R. Torley, E. Theodore, R. Taylor, H. Zelinski Not Pictured: W. Thurston, D. Underwood, O. Vitales, J. Wallace, L. Ward, M. Watkins, G. Williams, B. Zebbs, J. Hull Home Room 116 1st Semester Row 7: G. Hunter, B. Miller, Miss Kaumheimer, C. Bunce, A. Newton Row 2: B. Williams, H. Ward, L. Hocevar, B. Hanson, D. Allred, R. Harrod, S. Hunt, P. Beacom, L. Vance Row 3: L. Hotchkiss, F. Holman, T. Agorgianitis, H. Barber, R. Wasson, R. Harmer, J. Heitsch, W. Havrane Not Pictured: D. Bryce, R. Burch, D. Bush, C. Harper, J. Harrington, C. Bailey, B. Hatfield, A. How- ell , D. Humphrey, G. Johnson, W. Johnson, B. Pitts, G. Velzy, J. Vollmar, M. Walker, S. Watrous, B. Wethy 82 Home Room 116 2nd Semester Row I: D. Hendley, M. Green, D. Green, A. Hasso- polis, B. Harrington, P. Grandon, E. Hamel, W. Green, E. Hancock Raw 2: G. Herrick, L. Head, P. Gray, H. Graham, H. Hale, C. Gregson, L. Guest, M. J. Green, C. Harrington, L. Harmes Row 3: B. Hardenburg, E. Gricuk, E. Harris, G. Grant, H. Hackless, B. Hauser, L. Hall, R. Harden, H. Heckman, P. Henderson Not Pictured: W. Gracey, A. Green, L. Harmes, N. Hess, B. Hesse, W. Hensel Home Room 119 2nd Semester Row J: N. Brown, P. Bryant, K. Calvin, J. Brown, D. Churchill Row 2: R. Churchill, L. Breanay, J. Echlin, G. Bus- sard, D. Caswell, E. Brown, R. Carlson Row 3: J. Burnham, J. Brosier, N. Callahan, A. Bur- red, C. Challis, E. Capel, B. Flintof Ro w 4: R. Clancy, B. Burgess, D. Campbell, E. Bur- roughs, R. Carter, W. Brode, J. Chircop, L. Clancy, M. Brown, R. Chandler Not Pictured: M. Brandt, H. Bullock, E. Burt, M. Butler, L. Cahore, P. Campbell, C. Casey, D. Putman, B. Shoots, W. Durland, R. Opland Home Room 117 2nd Semester Row 1: M. Young, N. Echtenaw, R. Winters, P. Young, J. Winters, B. Wissinger, L. Yarbrough Row 2: J. McDaniel, J. Wright, C. Cronover, A. How- ell, P. Wolfe, C. Zeigler, H. Wise, L. Wrenn Row 3: W. Heath, N. Nichols, A. Eberle, R. Ziehmer, R. Young, J. Smith, D. Fessender, D. Gardner, D. Manning Not Pictured: A. Angel, M. Batten, R. Bryce, J. Britton, J. Durso, H. Foraker, B. Jockwig, W. Mere- nuk, C. Peck, J. Stephens, L. Wiscombe, H. Witt, D. Wright, J. Wrinkle, M. Yingling, D. Youngquist, E. Youngs, C. Zumstein Home Room 123 7sf Semester Row h Z. Melkonian, D. Nyberg, B. Miller, M. Mc- Lintock, Mr. Kader Row 2: F. Menton, M. Menard, D. McCormack, M. Nartaker, N. Neighbors, I. Malkim, B. New, S. Newcombe Row 3: L. Odell, V. McKinney, C. Neldret, J. Mc- Donald, R. Netzel, C. Ochs, J. Martin Row 4: C. Nasstrom, Q. Nesbit, C. Ostrander, R. Morin Not Pictured: S. Mack, R. Maier, B. Mansfield, P. Marsh, L. McDonald, M. McNear, I. Merriman, F. Miller, R. Mirovsky, F. Moore, N. Osborn 83 Home Room 123 2nd Semester Row h J. Hill, V. Iverson, J. Hotchkiss, B. Jacobson, M. L. Horsley, A. Hibbs Row 2.- J. Jackson, M. Highland, J. Hicks, A. Jacob- son, J. Hill, E. Houston, M. Innes Row 3: M. Hobolth, E. Hofmann, J. Hoban, M. Jac- obs, S. Howells, H. Hoenstine, S. Hoppe Row 4: B. Jackson, P. Hunt, F. Hunt, E. Hummel, G. Hustin, F. Horton, A. Jackson, K. Huttula Not Pictured: L. Hoover, R. Hoover, M. Hotchkiss, A. Hudson, Z. Jackson Home Room 125 Row 7: B. Bryan, R. Foster, K. Foote, R. Giffard, D. Giddings Row 2: M. McPherson, M. Barton, L. Marinick, D. Mack, D. Green, P. Fisler, P. Dawson, L. Hall Row 3: W. Godsell, M. Giglio, S. Finney, P. Gilleland, G. Gosh, E. Galbraith Row 4: L. Guest, J. Gilson, B. Gorsline, J. Dearing Not Pictured: W. Fellows, E. Ferrell, J. Ferrell, W. Gibbons, A. Gondas Home Room 124 2nd Semester Row 1: W. Davis, J. Donaldson, G. Derragon, D. Derragon Row 2: C. Dawson, V. Diederich, D. D. Donley, E. Dickerson, W. Davidson, V. Douthit, J. De- Pree, L. Delamarter Row 3: D. Fair, J. Dunlop, B. Dixon, M. Day, D. Dingel, A. Engleby, J. Emerson Row 4: E. Dewey, S. Ernest, R. Ewer, W. Erickson, F. Dennis, B. Edwards, M. Dorries Not Pictured: L. Dickerson, G. Diller, D. Dingee, R. Downing, W. Eldridge, A. Farmiloe Home Room 126 Row J: B. Scott, B. Dell, S. Baker, O. Capatina, S. Crandall Row 2: E. Davis, M. Bacon, J. Deyoyanis, F. Zebbs, J. Fairman, V. Berg, S. Deyo, L. Barley, H. Ansbaugh Not Pictured: A Alexander, A. Angel, G. Beall, B. Bradan, E. Brown, E. Casebrer, L. Castor, M. Chetwood, S. Cook, M. M. Coppersmith, C. Crane, E. Danielson, S. Dennison, I. Doyle, W. Eggletton, S. E li Iff, B. Emery, J. Farns- worth, J. Finch, J. French, P. Furky, J. Walter, D. Wilson 84 Home Room 127 Row 1: M. Bowers, B. Bishop, W. Barnds, B. Brown, R. Young Row 2: A. Chipman, C. Zamek, M. Lavire, G. Brosier, M. Bishop, R. Brown, J. Betts, R. Hood, J. Bildstein Not Pictured: M. Ball, B. Barrett, M. Benn, J. Berry, P. Bertsche, R. Blower, A. Bollacker, E. Brown, R. Boone, J. Buckley, C. Burnham, C. Burrows, D. Chapin, D. Carlson, W. Clack, J. Cobb, C. Frazier, M. Hudson, W. Henry Home Room 201 2nd Semester Row h M. Purkiss, S. Robinson, A. Preston, M. Quack- enbush, M. Robbins, B. Quigg, P. Rigdon, L. Robertson Row 2: D. Pollack, M. Roberts, S. Roberts, R. Quince, D. Quinn, P. Phelps, D. Redmond Row 3: H. Richardson, J. Priestlay, D. Rees, T. Riley, J. Reed, J. Powers, E. Plante, N. Riddle Not Pictured: D. Phillips, H. Pinner, P. Potter, G. Proven, R. Rasmussen, E. Reymolds, V. Rich- ards, V. Richardson, M. Riker, R. Poppy Row 7: Row 2: Home Room 201 1st Semester Laity, M. Edelen, R. Berg, K. MacLaughlin, Elliott Spring, J. Galford, A. Hughes, J. Hamill, Vanzant, L. Wilson, D. Beedle, M. Bower, Dancey, P. Osborne Not Pictured: B. Allen, A. Cave, V. Chase, B. Duran, K. Ealy, L. Faust, B. Gaylord, C. Gregory, K. Korolden, L. Locke, J. McCann, J. Parker, W. Porter, R. Ream, H. Reppuhn, E. Robertson, J. Stocker Home Room 202 Row 7: D. McClendon, J. Considine, S. Lange, J. Chappell, R. Weddle Row 2: V. Zarzarian, D. Carrothers, P. Chivikos, L. Perna, Miss Thomas, M. Petford, P. Chesley, A. Williams, R. LaRue Row 3: S. Liebeskind, K. Newlon, B. Wheeler, B. Smith, G. Lamb, G. Cudney, J. Combs Row 4: L. Cole, R. Ollila, D. Londen, W. Wiscombe Not Pictured: H. Carlson, C. Cowdrey, B. Fleetwood, S. Lambe, S. McKinney, P. Ward, J. New- combe, R. Nique, B. Norton, D. Phillips, W. Winier, B. Young 85 Home Room 203 Row J: M. Zimmerman, M. Walsh, G. Wilson, B. Win- ton, L. White Row 2: J. Walls, B. Grandon, A. Vorhes, M. Greger- son, C. Voydanoff, C. Vosburg, J. Whitting- ton Row 3: C. Warner, H. Wilson, J. Wilkinson, K. White, J. Lapides Not Pictured: J. Coe, H. Franks, M. Gazette, R. Gray, M. Marsh, T. Moffat, R. Stonewall, S. Vander- pool, M. Vernier, W. Waldbilling, R. Wells, E. Wheeler, R. White, D. Womack Home Room 210 2nd Semester Row ?.- L. Short, J. Spencer, M. Stein, L. Snyder, C. Skinner Row 2: F. Stephens, J. Slaughter, J. Spalding, I. Ster- ner, R. Spencer, D. Squiers Row 3: N. Sorles, K. Sharpley, D. Stevens, J. Steph- ens, S. Smith, E. Stormer, V. Shearer Row 4: N. Simpkins, F. Shanahan, O. Slankard, W. Spicer, D. Shaw, B. Spicer Not Pictured: J. Setina, R. Shaffer, V. Shepley, R. Singleton, H. Smith, K. Stewart, V. Stinson Home Room 211 Row h S. Conant, B. Davis, J. Church, G. Daniels, J. Cobb Row 2: M. Charbeneau, B. Curry, A. Davis, Mrs. Buck- ley, D. DeJacomo, N. Dando, R. Caveney Row 3: J. Cox, D. Durnbaugh Not Pictured: A. Cherney, S. Chestnut, J. Christie, J. Church, A. Conklin, J. Cornwall, R. Crane, R. Damerjean, R. Daniels, D. Densmore, V. Derderian, L. DeSantis, E. Diggs, M. Dun- seith, L. Miller, K. Hamilton, D. Harper, B. Hawisher, J. Mapley, C. Montgomery Home Room 204 Row 7: A. Porter, R. Poole, Miss Richards, D. Porritt, N. Pappert Row 2: S. Patton, B. Reed, L. Romeo, P. Roberts, M. Palmer, C. Palmer, R. Rendziperis, G. Roark, M. Richmond Row 3: B. Ryeson, R. Ridley, J. Papazian, B. Piper, J. Richards, R. Pearson, B. Paris, D. Roth Not Pictured: J. Puertos, B. Racine, W. Rathbun, F. Render, M. Rieth, H. Rizzuto, J. Robbins 86 Home Room 212 Row h J. Green, C. Freeman, P. Joynt, M. Miller Row 2: M. Killiane, S. Younger, V. Knox, A. Hendrian, B. Buck, O. Reed Row 3: D. Staly, G. Smith, S. See. V. Stan, J. Smith, P. Fall, H. Engler Nof Pictured: K. Arnold, N. Jennings, M. Koon, J. Martin, W. Medling, M. Oakes, M. Schlutow, J Walker, V. Watridge Home Room 214 1st Semester Row 1: Mrs. Miller, M. Cudnohufsky, B. Gutzke, D. Conger, D. Melbourn Row 2: G. Meledosian, A. Meyer, I. Moore, Z. Har- rington, J. Harris, H. Wood Row 3: M. Maxim, J. Sutton, E. Matthews, J. Hang- stafer, M. Ogg, A. Dalby, G. Dawson Not Pictured: A. Burwash, M. Crowder, D. Hancock, C. Herron, H. Jones, M. McKinney, M. Mc- Millan, J. Melburn, C. Moery, J. Marrow, M. Smoot, A. Wetherington Home Room 213 Row ?.- M. Sisney, B. Setlow, B. Sherwood, N. Smith, E. Soderberg Row 2: D. Seegraves, T. Smith, B. Sutter, R. Sacolick, M. Stottlemyre, W. Spencer, N. Sadler, V. Schermerhorn Row 3: M. Samples, G. Simoni, B. Smith, E. Stoner, E. Spencer, J. Springer, M. Stephenson Row A: L. Shelton, E. St. Johns, F. Sutton, H. Steven- son, E. Strang, R. Storm, C. Smith Not Pictured: K. Scarborough, E. Stasiuk, T. Streeter, B. Sutter, M. Sund Home Room 214 2nd Semester Row J: T. Miller, L. Moery, J. Milligan, L. Nelson Row 2: H. Miller, B. Nique, J. Moore, E. Mullinix, S. Miller, M. Morgan Row 3: M. Nixon, R. Myers, W. Murdock, R. Mumford, W. Nelson, P. Nazarian, M. Nye Row 4: G. Miller, A. Miller, P. Norton, M. Murrell, E. Mullen, W. Morris Not Pictured: L. Miles, D. Miner, R. Nelson, V. Nel- son, R. Nichols, J. Nicholson, R. Noel, P. Morrell, M. Noone 87 Home Room 220 1st Semester Row h A. Price, J. Venner, H. Koch, M. Varney, C. Jones Row 2: M. Warner, N. Kelly, B. Kendall, B. Keith, L. Vaught, E. Jondro Not Pictured: C. Brookshear, B. Cobeil, P. Dean, B. Hoadley, M. Hudson, A. John, W. Kelley, M. Mann, B. Morrison, L. Marvin, J. Rogers, B. Toutant, D. Upton, G. Youngs, R. Humpheries Home Room 221 Row J: K. Lindley, B. Miller, J. Lippard, V. Keebaugh, V. LeFevre Row 2.- G. Milligan, P. Knapp, G. Jenereaux, M. Ken- nedy, Miss Lighterness, L. Lanway, M. Leip- prandt, A. Kershenbaum Row 3: E. Jones, H. Jalosky, E. Lamb, D. Lacy, E. Jolly, G. Jilbert, G. Lemonde Not Pictured: M. Jones, D. Kalso, R. Kenyon, B. Kow- alski, J. LaFay, M. Leece, R. Leibler, D. Lik- ens, G. Locke, C. Loomis, J. McClellan, B. Smith Home Room 220 2nd Semester Row h Miss Rubert, M. Ryder, L. Sadler, P. Scott, L. Rood Row 2: E. Schafer, J. Schwartz, F. Schak, M. Sausser, B. Sage Row 3: H. Schram, J. St. Croix, L. Selvala, S. Robin- son, E. Roman, G. Ryden Row 4: H. Rynerson, G. Rogers, D. Salley, R. See, N. Roseland, R. Scarrott, L. J. Root Not Pictured: C. Rose, N. Rososky, J. Roy, E. Rudd, K. St. Clair, R. Schaffer, S. Scruggs, D. Sel- eski, J. Seling, J. Selinski Home Room 222 1st Semester Row 1: P. McMahon, S. Plake, L. Parker, M. Picker- ing, E. Pierson Row 2.- G. Plant, F. Payne, N. Philpott, Miss Meyer, E. O ' Brien, B. Panchuk, P. Dworin Not Pictured: J. Bottom, P. Churchwell, T. Cox, J. Edwards, E. Fontaine, D. Graham, D. McMor- ris, L. Murphy, P. Nathan, M. Nazarian, R. Osmun, P. Pappas, M. Parrett, J. Perquette, V. Peters, B. Phelps, E. Pinkston, M. Pond, G. Voss, G. Wageman 88 Home Room 222 2nd Semester Row ? .- Miss Meyer, A. Martin, J. McDonald, J. Martin, B. McKown, R. Matthews Row 2: M. McManus, J. McMullen, J. McKevitz, D. L. May, D. McCullough, G. A. Manes, J. Mc- Guire Row 3: L. McKinney, J. Marshall, I. Martin, B. McNeal, B. McClusky, M. McNamara Row 4: M. McPartlin, M. Meade, S. Martin, N. McCel- lan, A. McKinley, L. Martinez, C. McCormack Not Pictured: R. Majeski, J. Marr, B. Martin, A. Mc- Connell, B. McCormick, C. McHaney, A. Mc- Henry, M. McMillan Home Room 301 Tst Semester Row h J. Harris, A. Hassenzahl, M. Hansen, E. Hor- witz, M. Hallman, B. Rea, P. Houser, Mr. Kidd Not Pictured: J. Adrain, S. Hale, O. Harroun, J. Hays, B. Head, G. Hicks, J. Holt, J. Hudson, J. Innes, B. Jockwig, R. Johnson, G. Lenox, R. Price, A. Reamer Home Room 228 Row 7: A. Dickson, B. Fought, M. Ellis, M. DeConick, B. Erb Row 2: R. Bartle, B. Earhart, N. Edwards, J. Bane, Miss B. Carpenter, P. Elkins, H. Everett, B. Fyfe, C. Dunlap, R. Ellis Not Pictured: H. Anderson, J. Baer, J. Coates, E. Davenport, J. Dearing, N. Edwards, B. Eisele, B. Erickson, B. Eriksen, B. Fellows, B. Kaid, E. Richards, A. Smith Home Room 301 2nd Semester Row h Mr. Kidd, A. Ladd, V. King, P. Jones, S. Ken- nedy, D. King, L. Klock, E. Joyce, F. King, E. Lampher Row 2: M. Jones, B. Kimball, M. Johnson, H. Lambert, J. Laing, B. Jury, N. Jones, L. Kibbey, P. John- son, Helen Kibbey, C. Kolb Row 3: L. Kay, B. Kyte, B. Ketzler, C. Kitson, B. Johns- ton, C. Kammerer, B. Lampman, B. Lalonde, C. Johnston, W. Johnson, R. Knight, F. Kline Not Pictured: J. Johnson, M. Johnson, E. Lange, C. Kimball 89 I Home Room 302 Row I: M. Redman, B. Ruffatto. M. Rowley, R. Row- ley, R. Renwick Row 2: E. Riemenschneider, B. Sellers, P. Price, Miss Hoffman, D. Reeves, D. Spence, G. Ramin Row 3: M. Rogers, P. Raczka, R. Rich, G. Rallis, G. Williams, D. Richmond, B. Russell Nof Pictured: M. Quince, M. Rapson, C. Replogle, T. Richards, F. Richardson, M. Robinson, P. Seo- ane, R. Smith, S. Spark Home Room 304 2nd Semester Row J: Mr. Gray, D. Georgia, G. Fink, B. Fuller, J. Garcia, M. Franklin, R. Foster, B. Fenton, B. Gazette Row 2: A. Fisher, R. Forrester, Z. Faulman, Lois Gor- ham, June Foret, W. Goebel, M. Garner, V. Freer, S. Gordon, D. Foote Row 3: B. Giles, J. Felice, A. Franklin, B. Giglio, C. Fifield, H. Fenske, R. Gormong, R. Foster, D. Fenton, W. Gallup, W. Gisse. Nof Pictured: M. Fisher, J. Galbraith, M. Franklin, J. Gilmore, D. Girdly, L. Gotham, R. Gay, R. Foster Home Room 303 2nd Semester Row h B. Bowman, M. Boaz, A. Brace, S. Bjorkman, A. Behnke, B. Bird, B. Berry, M. Bennett, D. Bourdon, D. Berryman Row 2: J. Brace, F. Blaylock, F. Blaylock, M. Beving- ton, M. Bennett, A. Bonney, L. Bohlman, E. Berkley, H. Bradsher, L. Black Row 3: F. Boddy, R. Belknap, B. Boose, C. Boyle, J. Bragan, C. Becker, R. Behrends, G. Boberg, N. Bearden Not Pictured: R. Bertsche, R. Bigelow, V. Black, V. Black Home Room 307 Row J: D. Sutton, G. Swanson, V. Stange, F. Stur- man, S. Kemper Row 2: B. Thompson, R. Evans, H. Turnball, D. Surre, D. Tomlinson, J. Sweet, D. Fields, D. Flesher, M. Spencer Row 3: I. Fisher, H. Swartz, R. Jalosky, J. Frizelle, B. Becker, R. Tripp Not Pictured: F. Beamer, J. Buckley, S. Erickson, C. Fields, B. Harrington, D. O ' Brien, G. Smith, E. Stellman, D. Tiltman, M. Willis 90 Home Room 310 Row 7.- J. Olson, B. Collingwood, N. Osborne, L. Noell, M. Neil Row 2: V. Cowgill, A. Opie, A. Pantel, N. Orvis, A. Newbigging, K. Nichols, S. Ostrand, R. Cole- man Row 3: J. Nederlander, L. Cooley, C. Cook, D. Coti, B. Norberg, A. Crowell, V. Craig, K. Conway Nof Pictured: R. Carter, M. Crawford, R. Newman, A. Newton, B. Nolan, R. O ' Brien, A. O ' Dell, V. Ostrander Home Room 311 Row 7: B. Hubbard, I. Harger, B. House, B. Jacobson, R. Henshilwood Row 2: D. Jilbert, J. Harroun, J. Gregerson, J. Hoke, F. Grice, B. Harroun, D. Houston, G. Harou- tinian. Row 3: R. Hinderliter, R. Hayes, C. Griffith, S. Hewitt, B. Houts, B. Gustofsen, C. Johnson, F. Hayse Nof Pictured: J. Gibson, J. Hamilton, D. Harmon, G. Hodgins, F. Holland, D. Huston, L. Inscho, R. Jaconette Home Room 312 Row 7: K. Beck, J. Plummer, Mr. Sweet, L. Russell, G. Angleton Row 2: D. Buell, C. Buell, E. Pratt, B. Hottman, J. Ray, B. Heming, H. Barnett, A. Rayner Row 3: D. Brown, B. Brim, E. Brown, M. Hill Not Pictured: S. Austin, R. Becker, C. Dearing, D. Har- tung, D. Hecox, F. Holland, J. Raczka, M. Ryder Home Room 313 Row 7: E. Speer, D. Auge, P. Thomas, K. Terihoy, N. Tubbs Row 2: M. Andrews, J. Amsden, D. Tindall, J. Solmon, B. Thayer, J. Thompson, P. Addison Row 3: J. Swartz, G. Shelton, J. Taunt, E. Vaught, K. Rush, B. Sislock, R. Poole, E. Terry Row 4: C. Tosto, F. Strehle, E. Stamman, W. Vander- zee, B. Tepoortan, R. Schnitker, R. Salow, S. Swackhamer Not Pictured: A. Anderson, D. Allen, W. Shelton, E. Showers, D. Spaysky, L. Spittle, J. Taft, J. Teachwork, R. Travis, R. Smith, R. Verhine, V. Vieg 3 .Mrt ' ' 91 Home Room 315 Row h R. Hoban, R. Hancock, P. Brutus, T. Moreau, M. Krugman Row 2.- C. Winter, R. Smith, R. Grosjean, C. Neville, N. Fogle, J. Mayo, M. Stinson, A. Utter Row 3: H. Mayse, G. Firman, S. Barker, D. Nisbett, C. Larsen, B. Brooks Row 4: M. Bandlow, W. Mann, C. Richards, J. Bate- man, B. Papanichola Not Pictured: J. Carry, G. Erwin, B. Flintoft, B. Gard- iner, E. Haynes, C. Hollins, D. Jones, M. Kane, B. Lange, B. Mann, L. McDougall, N. McNair, H. Malkonian, M. Melzer, V. Montgomery, R. Morin, M. Morse, J. Rogers, J. Ruthenberg, T. Stemmer, D. White Home Room 319 2nd Semester Row h F. Barnes, L. Artinian, M. Barber, R. Barar, M. Ball, S. Ballard, W. Akin, R. Ardeln Row 2: W. Allen, G. Baker, J. Barnes, B. Allen, R. Andrews, P. Barton, D. Baldauf, M. Allen, H. Abel Row 3: C. Abercrombie, A. Anselmy, A. L. Armstrong, C. Armstrong, V. Anast, D. Allen, J. Bannon, F. Anderson, A. Alonzi Not Pictured: M. Anast, J. Anthony, F. Avadenka, C. Baker, T. Barber, R. Bartley, R. Beadle Home Room 317 Row J: P. Kaiser, F. Losee, F. Long, T. Lazaroff, I. Johnson Row 2: B. Kinser, H. Kabodian, J. Klaasen, D. Kinman, L. Kandt, I. La Marbe, G. Lusty, L. Kirchner Row 3: R. Larson, K. Johnson, G. Lawcock, H. Kolo- mitz, R. La Mont, J. Kelchner Row 4: S. Lektzian, G. Lee, H. Keith, M. Karagosian, A. Lindsey, H. Keith, A. Little Not Pictured: W. Kennedy, J. Kevorkian, B. Lafnear Home Room 320 1st Semester Row 1: R. Allard, Miss O ' Hara, J. France, A. Coles Row 2: A. Gallardo, J. Fowler, A. Gillespie, P. Geor- gia, D. Fulkerson, A. Anderson Not Pictured: P. Barnum, M. Bohlman, D. Bradsher, K. Byrne, B. Campbell, J. Christopherson, F. Frugman, C. Gallas, B. Grandon, R. Greer, M. Paschall, L. Stone 92 Home Room 320 2nd Semester Row h P. Pantel, A. Ourailedes, M. Payne, N. Peak, B. Patterson, E. Paulson, C. Ochoa, B. Pambid, P. Page, E. Payton Row 2: R. Passmore, J. Pashenee, M. Olmstead, L. Peterson, S. Parks, J. Patterson, B. Perry, L. Owen, H. Payne Row 3: H. Perry, W. Penoyer, P. Pennell, D. Perrin, A. Peters, P. Peleaz, C. Owens, L. Peres, G. Phelps, R. Owen Not Pictured: M. O ' Donoghue, J. Otto, C. Parker, A. Parris, J. Omy Home Room 322 Row J: B. Chambers, S. Byrne, D. Cobo, J. Carson, E. Cameron Row 2: F. Cantu, B. Craig, M. Carrico, P. Davis, J. Campbell, J. Hill, L. Cox, B. Byrns, B. Burgess Row 3: H. Compton, S. Cumberworth, B. Coyle, D. Croom, D. Cotcher Not Pictured: M. Barker, D. Burwash, W. Cullens, J. Cartier, S. Cherney, R. Converse, L. Cooke, C. Cramer, D. Dawson, E. Dayman, D. Fenner, M. Geiger, R. Stevenson Home Room 321 Row 7: G. Seaman, W. Snyder, C. Schaefer, M. J. Shaw, E. Spencer Row 2: R. Seiber, B. Schmidt, T. Sheppard, Miss Car- penter, H. Sacolick, E. Sorenson, C. Shuler Not Pictured: P. Clark, H. Doyle, F. Emerson, J. Gib- son, G. Griffeth, P. Hooker, J. Meier, R. Shel- ton, W. Southworth, W. Webster, J. Weiss, W. Wilson, M. Wise, P. Wise Home Room 323 2nd Semester Row h J. Wagner, T. White, B. Varon, D. Wagner, F. Welker, M. Watson, D. Veazey, A. Whitfield, P. Williams Row 2: C. Vidland, M. Wilmot, B. White, A. Weber, E. Whobrey, W. Vickers, M. Wedge, D. Ward, R. Wargal Row 3: A. Whiters, R. Wedow, O. Warren, B. Vernon, F. White, R. Witzke, R. Williams, D. Weiss, S. Watson, J. Walden Not Pictured: H. Savage, L. Roderick, M. Vanscyoc, S. Walls, D. White, H. Williams 93 Home Room 324 Row 1: E. Schick, G. Strauss, B. Schimmel, Miss Slater, C. Gallas, M. J. Hansen, A. Baerwolf Row 2: M. J. Shearer, M. Sederlund, B. Stark, E. Shultz, N. Steeves, M. Skelton, B. Jorgenson, J. Schwab, C. Shortt Row 3: D. Stone, J. Harris, R. Barber, N. Aldrich, L. Sigler, D. Silk, B. Andersen, G. Smith Row 4: K. Schram, B. Switzenberg, C. Strebe, J. Spires, A. Soutar, J. Stone, N. Andritsis, J. Shirley Not Pictured: S. Baylis, A. Berndt, A. Samples, J. Schlaack, R. Schroeder, R. Sievertson Home Room 325 2nd Semester Row 7: W. Crabtree, M. Courtney, B. Craig, C. Cooley, W. Davis, D. Coker, M. M. Cromwell, H. Clark Row 2.- R. Dakesian, J. Coppte, M. Cobb, G. Dorris, J. Cox, F. Crandall, J. Couretas, R. Clark Row 3: R. Davenport, H. Connolly, R. Colfer, G. Dart, R. Dannes, R. Clark, J. Davis Not Pictured: J. Clark, W. Clark, R. Coleman, D. Con- nolly, C. Davis, L. Davis, H. Davis Home Room 326 Row I: D Gee, M. Fleming, F. Ferguson, Mr. Viola, R. Frost, E. Duran, O. Geons, L. DeSaints Row 2: B. Flippo, Y. Fredericksen, B. Enfiegean, D. Farrell, M. Fisher, Y. Geasler, D. Ervin, E. Evans, G. A. Fuller, B. Enfiegean, P. DeQuis Row 3: M. Eilender, L. Fisher, G. Ferguson, F. Ed- wards, E. Forsyth, E. Edwards, L. Evans, J. DuFrain, B. Ferguson, P. Geiger, J. Franklin Not Pictured: S. DeVary, K. Finkle, G. Foster Home Room 327 2nd Semester Row h N. Vackaro, B. Traver, M. Themm, W. Terry, J. Tellschow, H. Thompson, F. Sutton, K. Van- derlind Row 2: M. Sturdy, S. Thorp, B. Sugden, M. L. Sutton, P. Stroh, J. Tubbs, M. Topalian Row 3: C. Ulrich, E. Thompson, M. Tatu, B. Vander- Kooy, P. Trissell, M. Ulman, S. Sweeney, J. Tadlock Row 4: M. Trim, P. Townsend, B. Vandagriff, G. Stuart, F. Ustemchiak, G. Tarpinian, K. Van- derlind Not Pictured: B. Taylor, P. Thomas, K. Thompson, K. Todoroff 9! Home Room 327 1st Semester Row h S. Moery, D. Ball, Mrs. Stevens, M. Beecher, P. Aspinwall Row 2: D. Roberts, V. Bass, L. Baker, G. Bailey, M. Bouck, M. L. Lawton, M. E. Blynn Row 3: M. C. Baker, V. Bain, R. Blackerby, L. Brown, L. Bell, E. Rice, V. Bryan Row 4: W. Baumann, E. Beutler, D. Emery, L. Benson, D. Aiken, D. Blanchard Not Pictured: B. Aldrich, F. Anderson, D. Anrep, P. Bailey, J. Ball, M. Batchelor, J. Boyle, M. La- veque, G. McCombs, B. Miller, E. Miller Home Room 330 Row 7.- M. L. Jones, J. DeRousha, Mr. Dearing, L. Brummett, E. Bennett Row 2: B. Anderson, P. Anderson, B. Barker, A. M. Morin, B. Coleman, J. Barber Row 3: B . Both, A. Apigian, B. Deary, P. Anderson, Y. Henderson, J. Gibson Not Pictured: E. Anderson, R. Ball, M. Bradford, E. Brandt, E. Camp, J. Christie, B. Clancy, M. Davis, P. Dean, V. Deneau, M. Dequis, T. Fenton, C. Johnson, J. Leonard, J. Maiden, J. Samson, O. Wasson The annual 10-A mixer sponsored by the Hi-Y and Girl Re- serves experienced its usual success this year. Decorations for this event were extremely attractive, the theme being that of a Halloween motif. Everyone enjoyed the favors of paper pumpkins which further carried out the Halloween spirit. Lively entertainment was afforded by the songs of Ann Meyers, Carol Hopp, and Barbara Yeager. The music was furnished by records played over the public address system. In addition, delicious refreshments of cider and doughnuts were served. Co-chairmen of this event were Barbara Yeager and Andrew Creswell. 95