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

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EARL C. RUSSELL Earl C. Russell is director of Vocational Edu- cation, Adult Education, and Coordinate Ac- tivities. A member of the Pontiac School Sys- tem for over 25 years, Mr. Russell prepared for this work by attending N'Vestern Michigan Col- lege, Hlheaton College, University of Michigan, and the University of Detroit. VOCATIONAL COORDINATORS PAUL ALLISON Patil Allison, of the Child Accounting Bureau of Pontiac City Schools, graduated from Mich- igan State Normal College and received his Bachelor of Science degree from WVayne Uni- versity. Mr. Allison not only checks on truants from Pontiac High School, but from all Pontiac city schools. H ER BERT A. CARTER Herbert A. Carter, director of the Veteran's Institute, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from XVestern Union College Le Mars, Iowa. He received his Master of Arts degree from the University of Michigan. Mr. Carter has been in our school two years as director of the Vet- eran's Institute. COUNSELORS I.. L. Smith, diversified occupation coordinator, Wes- Fi,-,gg Row: Qarl Forsman, 5, Virginia Mcljermety Elma ley B. Sibley, coordinator in trade and industrial occu- I'V21fCYlTl?Ul- pationg Herbert A. Carter, diversified coordinator. Second Row: Agnes Buckley, L. L. Smith, Norman Kuijala 12

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OHN THORS, R., Princi' al . . P .lohn Thors, -Ir., principal of Pontiac High since l930, received both his Bachelor of Arts degree and Master of Arts degree from the University ol' Michigan. He had been assistant principal here for live years when he was made principal. Because of his keen interest in all the students and their activities, he has brought harmony and cooperation throughout the school. NORMAN H. KUIKIAI..-X, Asst. Principal Tl1e second capable assistant principal is Nornian H. Kuijala, who is in charge of at- tendance. Before coming here he taught 12 years at Berkley High School and Was prin- cipal of both XfVisncr and McConnell schools. Mr. Kuijala attended the University of Michi- gan, where he earned both his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. CARI. T. FORSMAN, Assl. Primipnl One ol Mr. Thor's able assistants is Carl T. Forsnian, who has the assistant principal's desk connected with the main office. Mr. Forsinan attended the University of Michigan, where he received his Bachelor of Arts and Master ol Arts degrees. He has been with the Pontiac school system for l7 years. ge-.1 BOARD OI liDUCATION Donald Parritt, F. M. Thiefels, Robert B. Oliver, Chin. Monroe Osmun, Louis H. Schimmel, Lola B. King. but pictured: Larry Flynn. BOARD WORKERS Ellen jones, Vernon Schiller, Bruce Ambrose

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I Xlff Q PART-TIME SCHOOL Ethel Fitzfiibbon, Roy Callipo, Nella Conroy 6 Z7 qv' VOCATIONAL OFFICE STAFF Betty Gilford, Audrey Schiller, Ann Meier, Anastasia Savas, Anna Marie Predniore L I V l .K lb 1 1 CA FETERIA STAFF First Row: Mary Mogg, Annie Mae Lee, Mary Heckman. Second Row: Frances Krause, Sarah Cuibord, Ethol Y'Vright. Third Row: Laura Steinhelper, Irene Smith, Pauline Linn. 13 MAIN OFFICE STAFF Lorraine Peterson, Beatrice Cutzke, Margaret Thennn 'Qpe i f N KF W MAINTENANCE STAFF First Row: Audie Harper, Grace jackson. Second Row: Alex Aitkin, John Agles, Ralph Tracy. Third Row: George Proven, Roy Stoner, Norman Town send, Frank Siple.