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

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Tomahawk One of the busiest organizations in Pontiac High is the Tomahawk staff of which Robert White is editor, Edwin Brown, Associate Editor, and Dorothy Silk, Business Manager. The reporters are a very important part of the Tomahawk statit. Each reporter has a beat and myst interview two or three teachers and then turn in three newstips a week. he Wisner Memorial Stadium issue. This edition was The most outstanding issue this year was 'r sent to 700 boys in servic ' ' ' d' ' ' t vor ofthe bond drive. e. Another important issue was the sux page e :tion in a Miss Florence Day is the advisor of this organization. L Wh't , C. Vosburg, D. Silk. Row l-E. Lepird, C. Zamek, M. Rowley, R. White, Miss Day, E. Brown, . ie Row ll-B. Barker, M. Meade, M. Walsh, C, Dunlap, B. Varon, C. Dickerson, J. Ford, B. Russell, S. Hoppe. Row Ill-P. Joynt, B. Wissinger, M. Horsely, M, Ball, S. Robinson, J. McGuire, J. Barber, L. Rood, J. Mc- Keavne, C. Shortt. Row IV-S. Robinson, P. Trissell, G. Hunter, P. Georgia, B. Sherwood, R. Sieber, B. Hawisher, B. Both, J Springer, C. Bunce. Th J Cam bell, E. Pratt, C. Scheafer Row V-R. Weddle, B. Schimmel, V. LeFevre, A. McKinley, B. omas, . p B. Hatfield, S. Cherney, G. Barnes, J. Patterson.

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, Row I-J. Solmon, K. Lindley, C. Bunce, Miss Hook, M . K'dd M r i , iss Lighterness, E. Jolly, D. Nesbitt, N. Neighbors. Row Il-E. Jones, K. Foote, P. Knapp, D. Allen, J. Winkley, J. Olson, M. Shaw, R. Sacolick, R. Levin, J. Betts. Row lll-H. Koch, M. Willis, V. Richards, P. Johnson, L. Russell, P. DeQuis, B. Jacobson, J. Bildstein, M. Fleming, D. Norman, J. Campbell. Row IV-B. Giglio, M. Hallman, G. Swanson, M. J. Green, K. Coad, L. Murphy, R. Maxim, S. Newcombe, N. Pappert, l. Harger, R. Henshilwood, M. McFall, A. Cudney. The Quiver Staff A very industrious organization is the Quiver staff D ' h . uring t e whole school year its members are seen running through the halls, in and out of the Quiver oftice, and generally annoying the monitors, all on Quiver business . D ' uring each hour there are students in the Quiver office pasting pictures, arrang- ing copy, typing identification d ' ' s, rowing cartoons, and harrassing other staff members. Although the division editors have the more presumptuous positions the Quiver could not be pub- lished without the division staff members. Each member ofthe stat? did his best to d pro uce o book that would portray school life here at Pontiac High. 5 25

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E. r -. qv V' Nu.. N A. .V S flag 1' af- T i, 'il ' rl 57 :fy .JF n.: Epistolae Scholae First Row: A. Cudney, l.. l.eighton,.C, Ulrich, Q. Nesbitt, M. Sutton, T. White, K. Coad. Second Row: J. Kelchner, J. 'Mount A. Burrell, J. Patterson, M. Vieg: L. Milliken, D. Anrep. Third Row-F. Shanahan, E. Mullnix, R. Netzel, A. Peters, M. Stein, C. Arm- strong, F. Losee. Library Row I-Miss Cole, R. LaRue, D- Fields, M. Batten, Mrs. Travis. Row II-L. Brown, J. Tubbs, Janet Bane. Home Economics Row I-R. Barber, F. Buhl, Miss Hunter, M. Coppersmith, L. Swarthout. Row Il-D. Schrum, B. Budle, P. Price, A. Silinski. Row lll-B. Earhart, D. Womqqk L Gidc b um , B. Poe, E. Thompson., i