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

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MR. FRANK J. DUFRAIN Financial problems at the Pontiac school system came under the direc- tion of our capable assistant superin- tendent, Frank J. DuFrain. Mr. Du- Frain, who is also treasurer of the Board of Education, is in charge of the Bfard of Education office located on Patterson Street. His elticiency in all undertakings makes him an out- standing administrator. MR. GEORGE L. CLARK Mr. George L. Clark is Director of Curriculum in the Secondary Schools. He has greatly relieved the labor shortage in Pontiac by his widely known and highly esteemed Student Placement Office. Many students have Mr. Clark to thank for his help in their securing positions. MR. E. C. RUSSELL Mr. E. C. Russell, who can be seen in the Industrial Arts Building, holds the title of Director of Vocatiaonal and Adult Education. Under the Adult Educational Program he has charge ot the evening school. The Pontiac school system has been well rewarded by his efficient services. li .-.. N, .,... .,,.,,,.,,.,,,.,..,.... , ly, 3 l

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Y . ,XV Y , MR. ROBERT B. FRENCH Mr, Robert B. French, Superintendent of Schools, has general supervision of our educational system. His ambition is to maintain cooperation among the schools and to promote good will. He has the welfare of the students at heart and endeavors to establish a smooth-running educational system in the city of Pontiac. On John Thors, Jr., our Principal, rests the responsibility of managing the many departments in our school. This in itself is no small task, however, in addition to his administrative duties, Mr. Thors finds time to advise and en- courage many students. The smooth- ness and the efficiency of the opera- tion of our school is due to his con- scientious direction. MISS OLA B. HILLER ln the supervision of Pontiac Senior High School, assisting Mr. Thors, is Miss Ola B. Hiller. She is also faculty advisor of the Student Council. Many students have also had the opportun- ity of working with her in the Radio Workshop. The students are grateful for her help and patience in assisting them in planning their curriculums and arranging their schedules. Her pleas- ing personality makes her a friend to all. Si WiY

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