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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1949 volume:

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' A X' f V , E il J '3 X3 M it r ! .M N Ki hifi ,Y . 2 k,: 1 Q A! .Ls ws 1. My ., 5 REFER QDR gk W A- i 1 if ii W iiii ii ii ii i ty g Mimi .eg i g g Q A '1' 'fff5? W W Ji fro 5 . . J? V: c ,Mx h J igg m 1,fst'Nh 'N Fi 2150! M g . The 1949 Quiver M Edited By A . Shurlee Remington Qi.. ' YW! Mary Morris Pontiac High School M Pontiac, Michigan 1 i 1 I 3 if 3 i 4 4 i 4 ...J What Does Their Future I-lolcl? CHAOS, FEAR, DESTRUCTION, LESS FREEDOM fWor1d Wide Photo ABUNDANT LIVING, SECURITY, FREEDOM -worm wide Phot 3 0 A Acknowledgment The Quiver Staff extends sincerest appreciation to the PONTIAC DAILY PRESS for use of photographs. QUIVER STAFF Editor-in-Chief - - Shurlee Remington Associate Editor ---- Mary Morris Activities ---- Patricia Rose, editor Art ---- - - Barbara Choate, editor Marilyn Melvin Phil McLintock Athletics-- Betty Bandlovv, Girls' Sports editor JoAnn Hawisher Dorothy Brim, Boys' Sports Copy - - - - Sally Harrison, editor Donna Hooper Faculty ----- Carolyn Dalley, editor Anne Sisko Features - - - - - Joan Dennis, editor Seniors- Viola Bigelow, January Seniors editor Barbara Barton Barbara Weber, June and Summer- School Seniors editor ' Underclassmen- Delores MacLaren, editor Winnifred Brinker Peggy Green Typist ------- Marbara Hammett STUDENT CITIZENS IN ACTION Business Manager - - Marjorie Doolittle Administrators Ot Pontioc Schools FRANK J. DuFRAIN Superintendent Mr. Frank J. DuFrain has been superintendent of the Pontiac schools since July, 1945. Prior to taking this position he was prin- cipal of Pontiac High and then assistant superintendent of schools. In preparation for this work Mr. DuFrain attended Illinois State Normal University for two years, University of Illinois, where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees, and Colum- bia University, where he received a second Master of Arts degree. CECIL COX Asst. Superintendent Mr. Cecil Cox, newly appointed assistant superintendent of Pontiac schools, obtained his bachelor's de- gree at Albion College, his life certificate for teaching at Detroit Teachers College, and his master's degree at the University of Michi- gan. For a period of eighteen and a half years he was first a teacher and then assistant principal at Eastern Junior High. He then went to Lincoln Junior High as principal, remaining there four years prior to receiving his new position. BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Lola B. King, Monroe Osmun Standing: Larry Flynn, Donald Parritt Louis H. Schimmel, F. M Thiefels, Robert B. Oliver I. EARL C. RUSSELL Director, Vocational Education CARL T. FORSMAN Assistant Principal Pontioc High Administrators DONALD McCRACKEN Attendance Counselor JOHN THORS, JR. Principal Mr. John Thors, Jr., received his Bachel-- or of Arts and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Michigan. He has held the principalship since 1930, when he succeeded Mr. Frank J. DuFrain, our pre- sent superintendent of schools. He is re-3 cognized throughout the state as an ablef- educator and an outstanding administrat- or. Mr. Thors is vitally interested in every phase of the schoo1's work. As, a result of Mr. Thors' leadership, Pontiac High continues to be recognized as one of the most progressive schools in the state. Counselors Virgina McDern'1et, C. T. Forsrnan, Elma Waterman, Agnes Buckley, Donald McCracken. Vocational Coordinators Row 1. Wesley B. Sibley, Eleanor Mullikan. Row 2. Herbert A. Carter, L. L. Smith. Vocational Office Staff Anna Marie Predmore, Anastasia Savas Main Office Staff Margaret Arnold, Beatrice Gutzke, Lorraine Petersen. Cafeteria Staff Row 1: Zona Morgan, Georgine Dean, Sarah Guiboard, Annie Mae Lee. Row 2: Ethol Wright, Pauline Linn, Irene Smith, Laura Stein- helper, Mary Mogg. Upper Left: Cafeteria Women serve faculty members and stud- ents. Lower Left: Half-hour lunch re- cesses keep Women busy filling plates. Right: Gus, familiar figure to faculty and students, keeps Pon- tiac Highls campus looking its best. Maintenance Staff Row 1: Frank Siple, Grace Jack- son, Audie Harper, George Provan. Row 2: John Agles, Alex Aitken, George Petersen, Roy Stoner, Lew Horner. L . F H II ' U L T Y 9 i The Promise ot Science Mathematics Group Hazel Allchin, Gerald Hunt, Margaret Steward. Science Group Row 1: Robert Boyce, Arthur Sweet, Theodore Wiersema, Paul Line. Row 2: Victor Lindquist, Dorothy King, Marion Lehner, Agnes Buckley, Forest Brown. History Group Row 1: Wallace Schloerke, Rose McDonald, Hazel Miller, Mary Catherine Whitfield, Gordon Henry. Row 2:Edna Forman, Arthur Selden, ,Thomas -Ternple, H. Guy Bevington, Muriel Guest, James Jones, Zella Walker. N 1 0 Librarians Ruth Cole, Dorothy Shelley The Voice of History The Channel at Understanding English Group Row 1: Ethel Lighterness, May B. Derragon, Robert Beauchamp, Irene Cunat, Lillian Jacobs. Row 2: Etna Ellison, George 'Fisler, Mary Helen Wilson, Helen Paris, Harold Dearing, Mary Rubert. Row 3: Betty Fournier, Gertrude Martin, Vir- gina McDerrnet, Helen Hunt, John Antisdel. The Universal Language Music Group Dale Harris, Rosarnond Haeberle, George Putnam Language Group Neil Gray, Iama C. Hook, Helen Anderson, Monroe Price Speech Group Ola Hiller, Mary Parrish Art Group Cherry Konersman, John Allshouse Presented here is a frief description of the courses and some of the activities of- fered at Pontiac Senior High School. Our Vocational Department is doing much to provide pre-job training. Pon- tiac is an industrial community, and an ef- fort is made to provide the kind of courses which will prepare students for effective and efficient employment in industry through such courses as Machine Shop, Automotives and Drafting. Speech students may participate in a number of activities designed to prepare students for effective speech work. Basic courses in speech are offered as well as specialized courses in dramatics and radio broadcasting. Our Radio Workshop broadcasts weekly programs over Radio Station WCAR. Practical home problems are dealt with realistically in our Home Economics De- partment. Courses are offered in sewing and cooking. I-leolth for I-loppiness Physical Education Group Bernice Richards, Hercules Renda, Elma Waterman, Arthur Van Rizen, John Pet- rakis, Reva Baily Knot pic- turedl. 12 Home Economics Group The I-lomemokers Clara Gaylord, Grace Hunter l3.l-IS. Curricula prepares Our Instrumental Music Department and Vocal Department are outstanding for their quality of work. We have a very fine band, and we are equally proud of the choir, boys and girls glee clubs, and ensembles. The Department of Athletics plays an important part in the curricula at Pontiac. A wide selection of courses is offered. Those who preier team sports may parti- cipate in football, basketball, swimming, cross-country, track, golf, tennis and base- ball. Individual sports include swimming, tennis, golf, and tumbling. Through the girls' physical education program, gym- nastics, tumbling, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, swimming, archery, and cor- rective gymnastics are offered. Our Science Department is noteworthy in the range of subjects offered. Biology, physics, chemistry and senior science give the students interested in science an op- Future Citizens of the World portunity to make a selection in the field of their choice. Because of the demand for office work- ers, our Commercial Department has grown and expanded to a point where we now' offer many types of training for every student in the department. Typing, bookkeeping, office practice, shorthand, office equipment and business machine courses are only a few of the phases em- phasized. The Mathematics Department offers courses in algebra, geometry, and trigon- ometery. v The English Department provides train- ing in the fundamentals of composition, letter writing, American and English liter- ature. Students interested in journalism may write for the school paper. Many types of experiences connected with the publication of a paper are available to these students. Our printing department prepares the copy and publishes the paper. Creative art, the brush pen, pencil, ham- mer and chisel, clay, and chalk, is em- phasized in a comprehensive art program. Commercial art, designing, interior decor- ation, landscaping are only a few of the phases of art work emphasized. The social sciences are emphasized throughout the school system. Along with the ordinary history courses, Pontiac offers courses in foreign relations, Amer- ican problems, government, economics and consumers' education. Every effort is made to develop in our students pride and respect for our national traditions and in- stitutions. Commercial Education Commercial Group Row 1: Jean Wallin, Clara Meyer, Lucille Brown, Ada MC- Donnall, Inez Slater, Ella Ann Vaughan. Row 2: Margaret West, Loys Kader, William Lacy, Winston Bouck, Bertha Stephens, Carmi Odell, William Tompkins. Not pictured: Louise Vaughan. 13 Vocational Group Row 1: Joseph Atvvell, Donald Kaiser, Roy Gallipo, Leonard Hatz, Ray Graff. Row 2: Joseph Shara, Harold Harboldt, VVilliam Sturgeon, Earl Snavely, Caius Gordon Row 3: Orley Hill, Theodore Carlson, Peter Aldo, Evert Meyer. Vocational Part-time Group Ethel Fitzgibbon, Roy Gallipo, Nella Conroy. Vocational Education The Vocational Education Building plays a very impcrtant part in the school careers of approximately 400 students each semester. This building contains classrooms, shops, and ofiices. The equipment used in the shop courses is of the best so that the student has every opportunity to obtain his training under the most favorable conditions. Another feature of the vocational courses is the related in- struction which the student receives. Each teacher is efficiently trained in his particular field so that the student, on completion cf his course, has acquired not only practical shop experience but also a knowledge of the subjects related to his field of training. Included in the Vocational Education Building is the vocational office which issues all working permits for children under 18 resid- ing in the school district of Pontiac. It also serves as a counseling center for vocational students and schedules vocational courses. The Pulse of Industrial Know-How Eight different phases of drafting are taught in three Carpentry iD VOCHUOHHI filldiflg C01-ITSG drafting rooms. Adjusting cam angle and re-calibrating automatic spark, Precision grinding 24-inch surface-grinder advance auto shop. P Preparing for the Future 6 s E N u f JA. R S 17 A .. SPECIAL HONGRS Mary Gerdan Doris Oliver Betty Schrodi William Hunt Gwen Powell Barbara Stricklin Frances Lee Wilma Rogers Helen Ward Hi-Y Scholarship - - - Robert Ridgway Y-Teens Scholorship - - Betty Schrodi Jonuory Notionol Honor Society Every year fifteen per cent of the January and June graduates are chosen from the upper one-third of their classes to be initiated into the National Honor Society. These students are chosen for their exceptional scholarship, character, leadership, and service in school activities. In this year's January graduating class, twenty-six candidates received membership. Row 1: Frances Stein, Wilhemina Rogers, Doris Oliver, Lois Strand, Betty Croom, Anita Snyder, Jeannette Tollefson. r Row 2: Louise Seoane, Gwen Powell, Annamarie Gillespie, Mary Gerdan, Frances Lee, Lorraine Anttila, Betty Schrodi, Charles Baumann. Row 3: Alfonso Ramos, Florence Voydanoff, Barbara Stricklin, William Hunt, Dave Miller, John Hatchett, Edward Andonian, Don Kremer, Patricia Wood. Not pictured: John Carlson and Robert Ridgway. 18 January Seniors Wilhemina Rogers, secretaryg Eugene Bone, presidentg Robert Ridgway, treasurerg Betty Croom, vice-president THE FRUIT-A LIFE OF ACHIEVEMENT FOR THE BETTERMENT OF MEN Lois Allen John Anderson Ed Andonian Golf Team Arthur Antisdel Hi-Y Tomahawk Radio Workshop Lorraine Anttila Radio Workshop Hostory Club Shirley Baer Charles Baumann Hi-Y Tomahawk Clare Blades Irma Blomquist Eugene Bone Basketball Golf Luella Bone Robert M. Boss Radio Workshop Minnie Belle Brezee Glee Club Vocal I. and II. Dale Bunce Tennis Tomahawk Robert Bunker Robert Burns Donald Bushfield Ann Cantor Eugene Carey Hi-Y Marilyn Carlisle A Cappella Choir John Carlson Football Ernest Chittick Thelma Christian Tomahawk Future Home- makers Lillie Mae Corke Monitor Glee Club Eugene Cosmos Charles Cowley, JI: Football Glee Club Betty Croom Tomahawk Y-Teens National Honor Society Willard Crosby Bethel Dawson Helen Deason Richard Diener Jean Dodd Albert Ezell Baseball Football E. Fay Febrey Carmelina Felice Paul Felice Dona Feneley Monitors John Geiger Hi-Y Mary Gerdan Tomahawk Y-teens Shirley Giegler Student Council Student Union Jack Gilleland Annamarie Gillespie G. R. A. A Cappella Choir Gloria Green Peggy Gremore Dorine Hagadone Future Home- Makers John Hatchett Chem-physics .Ierle Head Bruce Hildenbrand Leonard I-leming Edna Henry Leon Hibbs Swimming Tennis Baseball Mary Ellen Hilty Playerafters Thespians History Club Maxine Hinds Glee Club Jack Hoenstine Gene Holaday Barbara Holland Jack Holler Mary Margaret Hon Lee Hornbeck Lois Hornheck A HEART SERENE, COURAGEOUS, BRIM FULL OF LOVE FOR ALLN 'LA FRIEND WHOSE GENIAL SMILE FELL ALIKE ON GREAT AND SMALLH Joan House Norma Humphries William Hunt National Honor Society Chemistry Lab As- sistant Cafeteria-Cashier Edwin Ives Track Cross-Country Glee Club Sadie Johns Playcrafters History Club Patricia Johnson Thelma Joseph G. R. A. Student Union ' 'Glee Club Dale Keiser Anne Keshigian David Kidd Lois Kidd James Kitson Radio Workshop Swimming Varsity Club Elva Kortmann Glee Club Vocal I. and II. Don Kremer Hi-Y Radio Workshop Richard Lasho Frances Lee Tomahawk National Honor Society Monitors Richard Lietner Robert Line Gerald Linebaugh Donald Lyon Adolph Magnus Gilbert McCallum Football . Donald McCandless. Football Eugene McCarrick Helen McCombs Lucille McManus Glee Club Cheer Leaders G. R. A. Mary Merenuk Gerald Mielke Football Varsity Club Richard Milburn Ushers Club Dave Miller Basketball Baseball Hi-Y Ruthelaine Mitchell Richard John Molter Harold K. Moore William Morrell Press Photo- grapher John Mayses Edward V. Muschell Hi-Y Phyllis Muse Student Union Robert Dale Myers Bob Newlin Radio Workshop Senior Double Quartet James Nicely Peggy J. Oates Future Home Makers Marion O'Brien I Choir Beverly Odell Oliver Officer Doris Oliver Y-Teens Student Union Labratory Assist- ant Harold Palaian Student Council Glee Club Mary Lou Palaian Choir Lefter C. Pantel Bob Piper Gwen L. Powell Chem-Physics Y-Teens Tomahawk Barbara Raley Alfonso Ramos George Raymond Normajean Redman Monitor Highway I-Ieralds B ob Rid gway Chem-Physics Head Labratory Assistant Wllhemina Rogers Tomahawk Glee Club Quiver VVQI na J0 Margie Ni Betty Sch Debate Quiver Charles E. Hi-Y Rogers emi Sallec tolli Seaks FOR THEIR'S IS TOMORROW, A BRIGHTER DAY P l I BUT ALL THE WORLD IS BETTER FOR THEIR NOBLE INSPIRATIONV' Alice Seoane Radio Workshop Y-Teens Louise L. Seoane Y-Teens National Honor Society Howard G. Sherwood shers Club Anita Snyder Bookstore National Honor Society VVilliam J. Souriall Clara Spears Carolyn Spence Glee Club Bruce Srigley Choir Hi-Y Monzella Stallard Maria Stamas Labratory Assist- ant Alberta Stark Bookstore Hietory Club Frances Stein Y-Teens Quiver Chem-Physics Betty Stickel Lois Strand Choir Girls' Ensemble Girls' Glee Club Barbara Stricklin Acapella Choir Labratory Assist- ant Chem-Physics Jeanette Tollefsnn Band Shirley Jean Treece Student Union ' Student C0unc1l Amos Il. Vaught Florence Voydanoff Y-Teens Quiver Radio Workshop Jacklyn Walling Student Union Jocelyn Walling Henry Williams Helen Ward Jasper Williams Quiver Hi-Y History Club Patricia Wood Donna Webber Y-TCCUS Harold Wedow Tennis Team Choir Hi-Y Ted White Choir Hi-Y I-lortense Hollins Helen McCombs r January Seniors Paul Allen Doris Ball George Bassett Jack Blaylock Louise Boldrey Edward Bryant Walter Coombe Marion DeVary Willie Dunn Donald Gray Lloyd Hampton Robert Johnson Robert Kugler Arthur Lambert James LeMarbe Frank McDonald Charles McGhee Robert D. Myers George Potter Bruce Richards Edward Serravalle Joseph Setina Violet Toshoff . Jerry Turner George Wagerman Camera Shy June Seniors Andre Amy William Carie Robert Cole Thomas Comps Bill Conant Richard Edgington Esther Howard Barbara Manning Bruce Pike Bonnie Rutkowski James Shelford James Watson Arthur Wise Summer School Seniors James Adsit Robert Bassett Joseph Bersche Delores Bixler Margaret Brian Everett Brown Robert Bryan Catherine Delongchamp Jane Dunn Bernice Fernandez Ascension Garcia Richard Haddad Phyllis Hamilton John Hazlett Earl Keiser Eileen Keiser Robert Kerr Shirley Lucas Richard Miller James Overbaugh James Paris Fay Parker Kenneth Pearson Eugene Reeves Norma Sawdon David Scese Robert Snow Ralph Stanton John Tenjeras Patricia Thurston Donald Wedemeyer Ethel Williams Diplomas were issued as a result of successful completion of General Educational Develop ment Tests to the following boys: Dale E. Emery, James L. Evans, Harold R. Hall, Arthur L Logan and Orval Lee Russell. JUNE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY To those who have demon'-trated outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service, goes the coveted honor of becoming a member of the National Honor Society. The members must excel in not one but all of these things. They are initiated in an impressive ceremony in the auditorium of the school twice a year. The students who are elected to member- ship in the society wear their National Honor pins proudly. Row 1: Reverly Silk, Mae Burnham, Patricia Rose, Shurlee Remington Mary Lou David, Mary Ann Zuehlke, Betty Bandlow, Donna Montague, Elizabeth Warrilow, Row 2: Audrey Benson, Gwendolyn Anderson, Barbara Choate, Frances Chamberlain, Marbara Hammett, Viola Bigelow, Peggy Ann Green, Jean Allen, Lorene Campbell, Frances Mansfield, Phyllis Wright. Row 3: Lois Erickson, Janice Griffin. Nellie Rayner, Virginia Williams, Sally Harrison, Eleanor Billingssley, Joyce Steinback, Carol Miller, Marilyn Laidler, Barbara Weber, Dolores MacLaren. Row 4: Mary McLean, Margarita Lemon, Virginia Wager, Mary Maze, Marjorie Cote, Jacquelyn Dudley, Anna Kelly, Doris Bruce, Marilyn Melvin, Donna Caples, Karlene Griesbach, Nancie Wright. Row 5: Frank Jacomino, Jack Cole, Peter Evarts, Lowell Duzan, Edward Avadenka, John Slater, John Daugherty, Charles' Heitsch. Wayne Good, Kerchal Armstrong, Eugene Hickson, Ronald Fiscus, Gilbert Frimet. Not Pictured: J. Andre Amy, Bruce Brede. June Seniors Johnnie Millmine, vice president, Viola Bigelow, secretary ' Luana Mansfield, treasurer, and Perry Dell, president. 'Qt 4 v FREEDOM LIVES AND RIGHT SHALL STAND Marjorie Acre Dorthy Adams Io Ellen Adkins G. R. A, Glee Club Tomahawk William Ahnen Jean Allen Student Union History Club G. R. A. Gwen Anderson Choir Ensemble Norma Anderson G. R. A. Glee Club Home Makers Club Jeanette Andreas Warren Andrews Student Union Kerchal Armstrong Band Elaine Ashley Sa'l y Ashley Tomahawk Y-Teens Monitors Edward Avadenka Debate Student Council Lab Assistant Betty Bandlow Student Council Lab Assistant llarclzl Andrews Quiver Girl's Suorts Editor Chem-Physics Duane Barkley Lois Barnfather G. R. A. Barbara Barton Joan Baum Tomahawk Beverly Beattie Radio Workshop Playcrafters Barbara Beauchamp Betty Beckett Robert Beltz Pafeball Press Photo- graphers Club Student Council Audrey Benson Y-Teens Pres. Tomahawk 2nd. Page Editor Student Union Bettie Bergstrom Editor of Toma- hawk Synchronized swimming Acapella Choir Joan Bevans Glee Club Viola Bigelow Quiver Senior Ed Senior Class Sec. G. R. A. . Jo Ann Bigford Student Union Eleanor Billingsley Bookstore , Y-Teens Chem-Physi's Charlesetta Blackemore Douglas Blackman Johanna Bodnovich Patricia Boner Tomahawk History Club Bookstore Beverly Borst Diary Lynne Bower Nelda Bowes Student Council Tomahawk Don Brabant Student Council Highway Heralds Gene Bradshaw Football Basketball Track Bruce Brede Swimming Team Tennis Lab Assistant VVinifred Brinker Student Council Attendance Office Barbara Brooks Evans Brown Swimming Team Tomahawk Quiver Mary Jean Brown History Club Doris Bruce Tomahawk Asst. Editor Chem-Physics Lab Assistant Albert Bryan Ronald Bunker Band Norman Bunton Mae Burnham Tomahawk Assoc. Editor Ensemble Y-Teens Joan Burnworth Vernon Burris Jane Bussard Violet Buttrey Jauita Cadwallader Patricia Calvary Band Robert Cameron Ushers Club June Campbell Ensemble Triple Trio Lorene Campbell Bookstore Ensemble Student Council Donna Jean Caples Ensemble Triple Trio Radio Workshop Nancy Cates Margaret Carlson THE FUTURES VOICE SOUNDS WONDROUS FREE x T I AM THE MASTER OF MY FATE Raymond Carpenter Joe Carr Frances Chamberlain Y-Teens Bookstore Student Council Leona Chambers Charles Chancy 5 Beverly Chittick Monitors Jack Choler Barbara Choate Lab Assistant Student Council Quiver Art Editor Donna Christmas Band Martha Claek Choir Glee Club Jerry Clark Donald Cladas Lucy Clark Mary Clark Dale Clarno Jack Cole Student Council Patricia Colpus History Club Pres. Geraldine Cook Synchronized Swimming Band Glee Club Charles Cooper Football Track Choir Donna Coppersmith Marjorie Cote Playcrafters Tomahawk Jack Covert Football Swimming Kay Cronce Alice Cudney Douglas Cue James Cumberworth Charles Cundiff ' . Lucilia Damerjlan.. John Daugherty Radio Workshop Hi-Y Student Council Mary Lou David Chem. Physics History Club Glee Club Richard Davies Golf Virginia Davies Monitor Glee Club Esther Davis Glee Club History Club Monitors Kenneth Davis Vocal Hi-Y Freida Dawson Bob Dearing Football Track Mildred Deary Perry Dell Playcrafters Pres. Thespians Student Council Jennavee Dell Synchonized Swimming G. R. A. Lawrence DeMino Robert Denham Photography Joan Dennis Quiver Features Editor Y-Teens Synchronized Swimming Marjorie Di Cea Frank Dickie Football Chem. Physics Norman Dickson Kenneth Dickstein B. L. Duckworth Hi-Y .lacquelyn Dudley Y-Teens Radio Workshop Playcrafters Lowell Duzan Band Gerald Eastman Hi-Y Choir Cheerleaders Mary Edwards Carole Ellis History Club Choir Library Lois Erickson Bookstore History Club Judith Evans Band Peter Evarts Radio Workshop Carson Fall Ruby Fall Glee Club Bettie Fields Monitors Choir Paul Fink Glee Club Ronnie Fiscus P13yCl'3ft8I'S I AM THE CAPTAIN OF MY SOUL l v THIS IS A WORLD OF SWEETS AND SOURS' Robert Fleming Floyd Fournier Glee Club Football Eliza Ford Ralph Fortney Choir Glee Club Albert Foster Hi-Y Choir Glee Club Ken Frazier Joan Frederiksen Karl Fredericksen Band Willard Freer Gilbert Frimet Tomahawk Manag- ing editor Student Council Debate Mary Jane Fry Library Robert Gaines Hi-Y Varsity Mildred Garrison Dona Gartley Mary Garyet Y-Teens Flora Gidcumb G. R. A. Wayne Good Football Student Council Epistulae Scholae Marjorie Grafe Arlene Gray Morrell Gray Peggy Green Quiver Press Photo- graphers Club Cheer Leaders Nicholas Gregory Karlene Griesbach Choir Triple Trio Student Union Janice Griffin Debate French Club Phyllis Grimshaw G. R. A. Harold Groh Football Track . ia' Ralph Grubb Baseball Basketball Richard ,Guy Football Richard Haddad Glee Club Glenn Hagyard Baseball Misak Hairabedian Mary Rose Hall History Club French Club French Paper Patricia Hamilton Marbara Hammett Synchronized Swimming Bookstore Quiver Helen Harris Y-Teens G. R. A. Tomahawk Jo Ann Harrison Sally Harrison Quiver Copy Ed. Chem Physics Y-Teens Shirley Harbut Bookstore Marie Harper Laurene Hart Gene Hayes G. R. A. Beverly Hayward Jo Ann Hawisher Quiver Chem Physics Y-Teens John Hazlett Grant Hefferman Glee Club Hi-Y Bruce Hefner Charles Heitsch Hi-Y Chem Physics Lab Assistant Evelyn Hensel Eugene Hickson Band Everett Hill Football June Hodges Acapella Choir Ensemble Triple trio Charles Hoffman Band Elizabeth Holstein Trudy Houts Ensemble Radio Workshop Quiver Richard I-Iovsepian Ray Hudson Ruth Huffman Charles Huggins Hi-Y Chem Physics Glee Club Kenneth Hull Norman Hunt ' LIFE IS REAL! LIFE IS EARNESTV' THEN GIVE TO THE WORLD THE BEST THAT YOU HAVE Herbert Huston Abraham Iakovides Russell Jacobson Student Council Frank Jacomino Press Photograph- ers Club Pres. Glee Club Tennis Joyce James G. R. A. Lowell Johnson Glee Club Marilyn Johnson Y-Teens Tomahawk Glee Club Patricia Jones Glee Club Darrell Joyner Richard Karns Anna Kelly Y-Teens Chem Physics Glee - Club Jack Kelty John Kennedy Football Track Varsity 'Club Jacqueline Kettula History Club Pat Killian Y-Teens Carolyn Kimball French Club Tomahawk Swimming Team Joyce Kimball James Kinney Margaret Kissling Ensemble Tomahawk Vocal Dept. Donna Kline Choir Glee Club History Club Don Knapp Norma Knoll Jean Kramp Earl Kreps Chem Physics Varsity Club Swimming Team Captain Kathryn Koboski Roberta Koon Norma Kyte Quiver French Club Marilyn Laidler Choir Monitors Lau rine Latham Joe Latozas Golf Eleanor Larson Max LaValley Lou Ann Layer Ada Lear Robert Lemaux Margarita Lemon Radio Workshop Donald Levin Radio Workshop Ushers Club Graham Lewis Barbara Long James Lotan Press Photograph- ers Club Pres. Samuel Lucas Glee Club Mollie Mackie Delores MacLaren Y-Teens Pres. Quiver Underclass- men Editor Chem Physics Nancy MacLean Hi'tory Club Future Home- mal-zers Club Yvonne MacQueen Frances Madacey Eleanor Madsen Glee Club Y-Teens Hazel Madsen Margaret Maley Bill Malley Patricia Malone History Club Doris Mann G. R. A. Betty Manning Frances Mansfield Marilyn Masters DeVona Martin Helen Martin Glee Club Radio Workshop Student Union Choir Robert Martin Ensemble Track Football Luana Mansfield Student Council Mary Mattenson Senior Class Treas. AND THE BEST WILL COME BACK TO YOU TODAY IS HERE . . . MAKE THE BEST OF IT Mary Maze Playcrafters Pres. Thespians X Y-Teens Ray McDonald Bruce McCarty Nethia McCluster Bonnie McGoldrick Daniel McLario Radio Workshop Mary McLean Y-Teens Chem Physics Student Union James McMillan Glee Club Tennis Team Marilyn Melvin Student Union Tomahawk Club news editor History Club Audrey Merritt Raymond Meyer Ray Millen Carol Miller Chem Physics Pres. Lab Assistant Synchronized Swimming Club Pres. Omla Miller Johnnie Millmine Varsity Club Swimming Team Co-Capt. Senior Class Vice-Pres. Virginia Milner Donna Montague Choir Betty Morris Y-Teens G. R. A. Donna Morris Student Union Mary Morris Quiver Assoc. Ed. Chem Physics Synchronized Swimming Bob Morrison Radio Workshop Football Announer Track Hazel Nelson Joyce Nelson Charlene Newman Mary Nickerson Monitors Quiver Pecola North Radio Workshop French Club Bill N u gen t Ushers Club Hi-Y Irene Oakley Wanda Ogg John Ohanesian Bookstore Glee Club Quiver John Ostrander Swimming Team Vocal I. My rtle 0 wen Synchronized Swimming Mavis Palmateer Student Council Jo Ann Parker Vera Parker Delores Parsons Joseph Partney Playcrafters Hi-Y Arthur Payne Joanne Peak G. R. A. Alice Pearce Monitors Rena Perella Dale Perrett Eugene Perrin Jean Perrin Bill Perkins George Perkins Rosanna Phipps Glee Club Student Union Mary Pilkinton Nancy Prevette Ensemble Student Union Choir Robert Pond Louise Pope Billy Porter Hi-Y Glee Club Richard Powell Football Hi-Y Richard Puertas John Putnam Harvey Quince Nora Ramsey' Acapella Choir Dramatics Club Laura Ranzilla Radio Workshop Inez Raymond Nellie Rayner Glee Club Student Union Tomahawk LEARN OF LABOR AND TO WAIT WTO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUEN Bhob Reid Shurlee Remington Quiver Editor History Club Pres. Y-Teens Larry Renter Gerald Reynolds Playcrafters Boys Double Quartet Choir Tommy Reynolds Football Patricia Rhodes Joe Richards Barbara Richey Be tty Ri le y History Club Doris Robb Jacqueline Rogers Synchronized Swimming Stella Rojas Glee Club Fern Ronhovde Robert Rood Football Hi-Y Patricia Rose Quiver Organiza- tions Editor Synchronized Swimming Shirley Rouse Glee Club Kenneth Rule Norman Russell Jack Salter Football Dick Sartell Golf Martha Savas Norma Sawdon Nancy Schulz David Scott Swimming Team Wilma Scott Don Seeterlin Duane Seibt Dintsy Seibert Student Union History Club G. R, A, Christopher Serbinoff Gertrude Shelton Barbara Sholtz Robert Short Tennis Team Student Union Beverly Silk Tomahawk Busi- ness Mgr. Y-Teens Rosemary Simmons Choir Marjorie Skaggs Stan Slabinski John Slater Radio Workshop Student Council Lois Slater Chem Physics Y-Teens History Club Gertrude Slaughter Margaret Smades Gustave Smaltz Radio Workshop Dorothy Smith Glen Smith Band Ronald Smith Theodore Smith Swimming Team Hi-Y Joyce Steinback Lab Assistant Chem Physics History Club Jane Stepleton Choir Triple Trio Ensemble Earlen Stephenson Alonzo Stewart Steven Streleck Joan Strehle Robert Sowter Donna Speer Joyce Spencer Joyce Sprung Maureen Sweet Chem Physics Monitors History Club Juanita Taylor Lerce Taylor Therone Taylor Hi-Y Jane Terry z THE FUTURE AWAITS THOSE WHO PREPARE FOR ITU GRANT US BROTHERHOOD . . . FOR ALL THE YEARS Bonnie Tharp Glee Club Vocal Merton Thomas Eugene Thompson Joyce Thompson Chem Physics Debate Synchronized Swimming Patricia Thurston History Club Charles Till Anna Tsekery Tomahawk Dcloria Tyms Ray Underwood Swimming Team Lois Upton Choir Triple Trio Ensemble Alice VerLee Jared Voorhees Virginia Wagar Playcrafters Ethel Wagner Arnold WValdhilling Florence Ward Playcrafters Synchronized Swimming Harold Ward Patricia Warren Elizabeth Warrilow Choir Ensemble Triple Trio Ronald Weaver Hi-Y Barbara Weber Radio Workshop Quiver Senior Ed Svn:hronized Swimming Nancy Weber Lenore Wells Choir Glee Club Ensemble Hazel Wheeler G. R. A, Darrell Whitaker Student Council Student Union Jack Whitehead Art Club Betty Vvhitson History Club G. R. A. Choir Donald Williams James Williams Hi-Y Tomahawk Track Marie Williams Maxine Williams Rosa Williams Virginia Williams Student Union Roberta Wininger Gordon Wyrick O Ruth Woodworth Nancie Wright Cheerleaders Radio Workshop Debate Phyliss Wright Tomahawk Debate Y-Teens Yvonne Yeager Sara Yingling Glee Club James Yoder Jr. William York Bertha Zumbrunnen Norma Jean Yorks Tomahawk History Club Douglas Young Helen Zeigler Mary Zuehlke Swimming Club GO FORTH UNDER THE OPEN SKY Summer School Seniors B111 Perkms, Marjorle D EVERY SON MUST RISE ABOVE HIS FATHER Columbia Adkins Arden Aguayo Golf Team Football Jack Amy Katherine Anastos Don Benefield Student Council Marilyn Bonham Synchronized Swimming G. R. A. Elva Campain Monitors Pres, Jean Case G. R. A. 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A :lv i.,., Q 1 2 ,3-.5 ,I ,V it V- :.., ,. v-,,:, EEF: ----' -I ,:: - V . :I ':':' 'A' V .1 i 4 :' ae' I 5 A z if ...,.. : 'V :,,, - , ....,:.. 5 E :.:.,..:i 'wi' x xg. '2 ' V ' .. 2 -- , rayy sa, E J K l as , y I or t: 2 ', , l if if , f ' ,' 1 -QF' V A ' my , Winkelman, Donna, Winstead, Jean, Wood, Larry, Wortman, Betty, Wright, Kathryn, Yayhlain, Margaret, Yerkes, Dorothy, Zumbrunnen, Tom, Martin, Harold. When Duty whispers low, THOU MUST, The Youth replies, I CAN. Q V H . ,M Wai 1 v Q 1 w w w The new look and Bob, Mrs. Ellison's book worms. Is it possible? Bill 8: Coo. 93 words a minute. Chemistry students? Spring. Bev. Senior Prom Chairman, Lois. Alone. The hard Way. Smile girls. The senior class 10 years ago. Popcorn. Who's she foolin'? A huddle. Maureen 81 Joyce. Fun. Love. Pickups? Bookstore graduates. It's a fight! Cool, refreshing girls and water 1 a 'Y 1 . , P V x 13? ff: Ti Ay, 5-31,51 'Sa il 35:15 we YL? ,,. ,.A,. , skin, ,un iff 'ww--, 'idizwi Eiga 511' M. - 9 N-,Q JFEA My H51 igg 5. -1' . 'rp g i . 71' 1:9251 ' 4 ,-we ' ' ' 'X M. . 23, J---3 V X ,xuqz if ' W L Top: D. Brim, S. Harrison, P. Rose, B. Weber. Bottom: Row 1: S. Remington, P. Green, M. Morris Row 2: M. Doolittle, E. Brown, V. Bigelow, B. Band- low, B. Choate. Row 1: V. Bigelow, P. Rose, J. Dennis, M. Morris, S. Reming- ton, B. Weber, J. Hawisher, S. Harrison, B. Choate. Q Row 2: M. Hammett, L. Green- way, D. Feneley. B. Bunce, J. Thompson, N. Kyte, C. Dalley. A. Sisko, D. Brim, D. Mac- Laren, M. Doolittle, W. Rogers, L. Bone, J. Cowie. Row 3: P. McLintock, M. White, L. Anttila, B. Schrodi, w. Brinker, D. Hooper, C. Morton. T. Houts, E. Brown, N. Wright, A. Lopez, V. Felice, J. Schim- mel. Advisor-Mrs. Fourni: 62 Quiver With the fifty-first publication of the QUIVER, students on the staff had the usual deadlines to meet and make-up problems to work out. However, as always, these prob- lems are overshadowed by the satisfaction which staff members feel when the publica- tion date rolls around. The theme of the 1949 QUIVER is our preparation for participation in world pro- gress. This theme was chosen because of the great need for deep thought, discussion, and action if there is to be a lasting peace. No one will be better equipped for this than today's students if they take advantage of their educational opportunities. This is what the QUIVER staff and its sponsor, Mrs. Betty Fournier, have tried to illustrate. The staff sincerely hopes that the students can look at this 1949 QUIVER in future years and enjoy a flashback at classes, teachers, extra-curricular activities, fellow students, and the many things which helped to make their 1949 school year unforgettable. 1 Tomohowk The sponsor of our school paper for 1948-1949 is Mr. Harold Dearing. With the co-operation of the entire staff the TOMAHAWK is distributed to the student body once a week. All of the students en- joy the weekly paper. The paper prints club activities, sport and social event, dramatic news, editorials, and gossip . The business staff solicits advertise- ments from the Pontiac merchants to help finance the paper. Every week articles are assigned to each editor, and he in turn assigns the articles to his staff. The most vital and interesting news is selected for publication. A student who belongs to the staff has the opportunity to gain experience in the field of journalism. He may go on and make journalism his life work or he may gain enjoyment from the work during his high school days. Row 1: N. Walser, J. Rivard, F. Barber, S. Fedonis, P. Tsekery, S. Boyer, G. Powell, J. Killoran, M. Mel- vin, M. Jackson. Row 2: P. Wright, D. Bruce, A. Benson, S. Baylis, B. Silk, F. Lee, B. Bergstorm, M. Burnham, G. Frimet, VV. Flinn, W. Rogers. Row 3: S. Ashley, G. Tar- pinian, G. Croom. E. Harm- ar, J. VanHise, C. Cowan, A. Perkins, J. Robertson, J. Soper, J. Lampert, A. Tsek- ery, D. Oliver, S. Senters, G. Forsman, B. Annas. Row 4: B. Sage, R. Hark- less, E. Billingsley, E. Wilt- farig, J. Brown, M. Bowers, L. McCallum. A. Antisdel, E. Brown, S. Anderson, J. Matthews, D. Hart, H. Harris, J. Adkins, J. Hard- enburg, M. Shrimp. Advisor-Mr. Dearing. Second Semester Advisor -Mr. Beauchamp Top: S. Baylis, C. Cowan, M. Burnham. Bottom: W. Flinn, J. Rivard, B. Silk. 63 FIRST SEMESTER Row 1: M. Handby, G. Bradshaw, D. Miller, P. Dell, D. Warwick J. Cole, B. Morgan. Row 2: M. Price, P. Pickering, L Campbell, M. White, M. Stout I. Dodd: J. Imbodsn, M. Palmateer G. Forsman, N. Zimmer, A. Gil- lespie. Row 3: A, Marshall, A. Perkins M. Gary, W. Brinker, S. Anderson B. Choate, F. Charnberlain, C Hogason, P. Oates, N. Bowes G Tarpinian, E. Havershavv, S. Geig- ler, P. Moros. Row 4: L. Smith, B. Morrison K Burr, R. Jacobson, F. Loomis, B: Snow, B. Ma l hl -- gaug an, L. Mans field, S. Stottlemyer, M. Shrimp W. Maze, G. Beale, N. Ball, R. Cole Row 5: J. Slater, R. Weaver, J Nicely, IW. Good, B. Marion, C Heatherington, C. Whitfield, E Gibbs, R. Postal, J. Daugherty, B Beltz, C. Cooper, E. Brown, G Frimet, H. Palaian, G. McCullum Advisor-Mr. Forsman. Student Union STUDENT UNION This year as in the past, the members of the Student Union staff and its spon- sor, Mr. Thomas Temple, have done a marvelous job in behalf of the students of P. H. S. Third hour is used by the staff for carry- ing on Student Union business. At this time payments are collected: TOMA- HAWKS and game tickets are distributed. Pep meetings and Student Union assem- blies are presented during third hour. Student Union members receive tickets to football and basketball games, assem- blies, and a subscription to the TOMA- HAVVK and the QUIVER. Row 1. J. Allen, S. Harkless, E. May, M. McLean, S. Hart, J. Miller, M. David, B. Strong. Row 2: D. Seibert, J. Kapler, N. Rayner, J. O'Brien, P. Tsekery V. Williams, D. Oliver, P. Dooley. Row 3: N. Cunningham, M. Mel- vin, K. Griesbach, J. Bigford, P. Temple, B. Choate, B. Schrodi. Row 4: H. Andrews, L. McCann R. Myers, J. Main, D. Bigsby, L Hotchkiss, B. Barner, I. Lamont. Advisor-Mr. Temple. 64 i STUDENT COUNCIL Second Semester Row 1: B. Annas, F. Mansfield, B ' M A hl P Evarts bell, B. Riley. ' J. Ne son, a S E. Clancy, K. Papanichola, G Selhost, E. Havershaw, S. Baylls . Gilford. P Row 3: M. Bell, F. Foss, B. Tyer M. Garyet, M. Melvin, M. Kilgore B. English, M. Brown, B. Berg strom, P. Wright, G. Crandell. Row 4: E. Haskins, B. Eastman A. Stone, J. Hoffman, B. Wood hull, B. McCarty, B. Cole, J. Cole C. Hubbell, B. Johnson, B. Dennis Row 5: J. Millmine, J. White head, W. Good, J. Lafnear, S Murtha, R. Grubb, J. Cooking, F Morrison, . s ey, . A. Perkins, B. Opdyke, L. Camp- Row 2: L. Thurman. V. Williams, l J. V nHise, M. Hanout y 1 Advisor-Mr. Forsman. Student Council Student participation in school government has been very successful in Pontiac High School. It has made for better understanding between the faculty and the students, and in the past years the Student Council has accomplished many projects through this co- operation. One of the successful 1948-1949 endeavors of the Student Council was the bonfire held before the Catholic Central-Pontiac High game. It helped to arouse school spirit which was important in Pontiac's victory. The sponsor of the Student Council is Mr. C. T. Porsman. MONITORS, FIRST SEMESTER Row 1: E. Kiraka, S. Ashley, C. Carr, B Wellington, M. Sweet, D. Feneley, E. Davis H. Iliades. Row 2: T. Miller, M. Laidler, V. Gifford, S. Hyatt, B. Mathews, M. Koch, V. Davies, J Mcllrath. Row 3: F. Voydanoff, L. Antilla, B. Gay, M Pelena, I. Oakley, D. Marshall, J. Yarbrough L. Corke, D. Menard. Row 4: F. Lee, N. Emerson, L. Smith, J Steinhelper, B. Roy, R. Stinson, E. Campain G. Powell, D. Seeterlin. Advisor: Mr. McCracken. DOLPHIN CLUB Row 1: A. Perkins, J. Thompson, C. Miller, P. Rose, G. Forsman. Row 2: M. White, B. Bergstrom, B. Craig, J. Schimmel, P. Green, J. Dennis. Row 3: D. MacLaren, M. Morris, B. Weber, D. Rice, J. Dell, G. Cook. Row 4: M. Tank, J. Rogers, B. Langford, F. Dawson, S. Harrison. Row 5: C. Morton, N. Wright, M. Bonham. Advisor--Miss Bailey. 65 Sage, R. Ridgway, D. LaLone, P Dell, P. Antos. Row 1: G. Smith, G. Barnett, E. Hickson, R. Campbell, L. Tucker, R. Row 2: C. Oberg, P. Moros, J. Baldwin, M. Sibra, M. Bower, D. D'ArcV, J. Corbin, D. Scease, T. Kenney, J. Evans, J. Schwalm, E. Leland, Row 3: D. Christmas, F. Loomis, J. Lewis, R. Wright, T. Miller, W. Lewis, C. Hoffman, C. Scott, L. Snow, S Brown, L. Duzan, P. Allen, R. Frue, L. May, F. Foss, R. Laity, R. Young, J. Frost, T. Berg. L. Modzinski, Row 4: K. Fredericksen, R. Crites, K. Beyer, H. Keivit, J. Hatfield, R. Bunker. Director-Mr. Harris. P. H. S. The activities of the P. H. S. Band are many and varied, ranging from the march- ing and halftime shows presented at the football games to concert music prepared to conform to the high standard which makes our band an outstanding class A concert band in Michigan. The band, in addition to its concert ap- pearances, competes in the district and UNIFORMS COMMITTEE EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE DRUM MAJOR C Oberg E Hickman C Hoffman E. Leland, L. Duzan, J. Hatfield, E. Hickson R. Bunker, K. Fredericksen. Young, R. Rowley, D. Ball, M. Bevans, M. Brummitt, C. Kildahl, P. Cavalry, J. Tollefson, N. Smith, H. Rose, R. Bane, R. Dick, B. Lanpher, D. Brokaw, M. Zuehlke. D. Carlson, P. Valentino, R. Miller, R. Parson, M. Marshall, L. Shaw, D. Inabnit, J. Penoyer, J. LaClair, S. Hubbell, K. Christmas, E. Rhodes, W. Allen, R. Bower, K. Armstrong, A. Sample, W. Baker, W. Rice, J. Hatchett, B. McKinzie, F. Steinbaugh, BAN D state competitive festivals every year. The continued success of the band can be attributed in large part to the high morale and teamwork of its members. The man hoursl' put in by these students from Sep- tember through J une, prove the loyalty of the group. The band's director is Mr. Dale C. Harris. MANAGERS LIBRARIANS DRUM MAJOR E. Leland, R. Bunker, M. Zuehlke, W. Lewis, J. Tollefson, S. Brown, J. Hatfield K. Fredericksen M. Brummitt, D. Ball, E, Leland. The Singing School. Row 1: B. Dietrick, M. Clack, E. Warrilow, F. Mansfield, J. Lopez, K. Davis, G. Eastman, L- S0Wt0I', Cooper, D. Bruske, G. Reynolds, P. Gilford, D. Montague, E. Riggs, L. Garchow. . Row 2: K. Griesbach, D. Kline, S. Antos, L. Guellec, M. Laidler, A. Partin, B. Covert, J. Ohanesxan Warman, D. Bixler, A. Lear, B. Bergstrom, G. Anderson, M. Price, M. Carlisle. . Row 3: J. Hodges, J. Schimmel, M. Palaian, R. Shelton, C. Ellis, L. Strand, B. Shrigley, W. Foster, Gaff, B. Barner, L. Slater, G. Thomas, G. Cunningham, E. Smith, B. Strlckhn, J. O'Br1en. Row 4: D. Briggs, C. Morton, B. Whitson, J. Stepleton, M. O'Brian, R. Robb, E. Hasklns, L.'McCann White, R. Fortney, S. Antos, K. Stephens, R. Simmons, K. Walker, J. Harrell, L. Upton, I. Keiser. Advisor-Mr. Putnam. VOCAL THIRD HOUR Row 1: J. Hockey D. Graham C Barker S. Dodson M. Textor J. Isles M. Hilty, J. McKinstry, B. Annas G Forsman M. Burnham J. Harris D Williams B. Marsh Row 2: M. Burgess, J. Roberts B Jahn, N. Cook, M. Hume E. Filby B. Zietek, J. Pambid, C. Ryan, P Shroeder. E. Legge, D. Terry J. Shaf fer, B. Tyer, M. Berg Row 3: J. London C. Ginell H. Smith B. Getzan N. Sheffield E. Harmer B. Hume, P. Wright, P. Pierson, D Hewes F. Bedford M. Nelson P Smith, D. Vann, M. May T. Houts. Row 4: E. Godoshian, W. Negosian N. Hill, B. Knoll, R. Cooper, J. Ostrander, R. Coin, G. Haroutunian J. McMillon, H. McLaughlin, K. Burr, A. Dodge, G. Heffernan, B. Hardi- man, J. Taylor, J. Schaffer. VOCAL, SIXTH HOUR Row 1: D. Curren, E. Carson, H. Har- roun, J. Thompson, N. Russell. Row 2: J. Matthews, J. Brown, C Carr, B. Hilty, B. Johnson, J. Mills B. Bunce, B. Fredericks, D. Jeffreys M. Knight. Row 3: P. Metzdorf, M. Wright, J. Rais, L. Rassis, M. Williams, M. Am eijson, G. VanZandt, M. Spence, S. Linabury. Row 4: M. Jackson, D. Fields, W. Schrodi, H. Cate, E. James, M. Pick- ering, D. Kitson, D. Coppersmith, M Fenely. Row 5: M. Johnson, F. Linton, D Blackman, R. Stenson, L. Layer, G Hawley. 68 y GIRLS GLEE CLUB SECOND HOUR, T. TH. Row 1: S. Frady, M. Martin, M. Hall, P. Jones, W. Camp- bell, G. Bennett, J. Imboden, B. Gregory, E. Smith, P. Haun, J. Shaffer. Row 2: J. Pamleid, N. Shef- field, O. LeMonde, M. Spence, A. Sisko, J. Rais, A. Milligan, L. Orvis, L. Strand, B. Hunt. Row 3: P. Hutton, S. Harbut, M. May, L. Thurman, B. Bill- ingsley, J. Matthews, C. Carr, J. VanHise, N. Mora, B. Fred- erick, B. Hume. Row 4: D. Terry, A. Socoggin, I. Davenport, F. Barber, V. Johnson, J. Dean, M. Berg. B. Tyer, G. Strahle. P. Pomeroy, B. Allison, M. Falconer. GIRLS GLEE CLUB FOURTH HOUR, M. W. F. Row 1: P. Appenroth, R. Phipps, M. Runyon, W. Rose, J. Serravalle, J. McKinstry, M. Dumbrigue, P. Fink. Row 2: B. Bunce, J. Wagner, M. Cairns, A. Fitzthomas, M. Clack, B. King, M. David, S. Senters, S. Rojas. Row 3: M. Hurt. J. Adkins, E. Maier, H. Ross, B. Mitchell, P. Lindquist, M. White, D. Hart, B. Hilty. Row 4: S. Harkless, M. Welton. M. Churchill, M. Behnke, J. Loucks, M. Brezee, N. Cunning- ham, M. Lawrence, N. Rayner, L. McCallum. GIRLS GLEE CLUB FOURTH HOUR, T. TH. Row 1: M. Halcrow, A. Fitz- thomas, G. Forsman, E. Davis M. Anthanas, D. Williams, L Denison, N. Cook. Row 2: E. Wiltfang, C. Dalley B. Hilty, S. Boyer, J. Wagner A. Perkins, C. Adams, B. Hill B. Feldpausch. Row 3: L. Rassi. H. Ross, L Fuller, F. Pugh, N. Ives, L Wiscombe, W. Orr, E. Setter J. Nelson, B. Voss. Row 4: V. Felice, E. Harmer B. Dunlop, A, Lopez, R. Down- ing G. Beal, B. Dennis, C Hamel, C. Fischer. 70 SENIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE Row 1: F. Mansfield, J. Hodges L. Campbell, G. Reynolds, S Stump, J. Robertson, Row 2: B. Dietrick, M. Kissl- ing, E. Warrilow, J. Campbell B. Bergstrom, G. Anderson M. Burnham. Row 3: L. Strand. A. Peters J. Schimmel, P. Pearson, I McCullough, D. Caples, L Garchow. Row 4: P. Wright, J. Stepleton K. Griesbach, T. Houts, I O'Brien, L. Upton, K. Walker Accompaniest: Bessie Annas. GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIFTH HOUR, M. W. F. Row 1: L. MacAllister, B Martin, R. Moss. C. Wiles, S Yingling, M. Gibson, B. Brann- strom, H. Greene, M. Hough S. Meadows, S. Dobson. Row 2: C. Rife, M. Shearer, V. Whitten, L. Breece, J. Tovai, B. Zietek, D. Hewes, A. Shuler, B. Carlson, G. Reynolds, L. Goyette. Row 3' P. Temple, M. Burgess A. Keily, H. Vidlund, M. Kill gore, M. Fenely, S. Linabury L.. Pine, J. Bev:-ms, G. wisi combe, D. Strong, A. Peters. Row 4: M. Hilty, G. Hawley, D. Hooper, D. Brim, H. Cate, S. Fedonis, R. Ferguson, M. Johnson, P. Hoban, M. Nelson M. Jackson, L. Elkins, vf Wagar. GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIFTH HOUR, T. TH. Row 1: J. Frazier, W. Rogers, B. Sagamang, M. Miller, B. Sibra, M. Hubbard. Row 2: J. Hoisington, C. Moss, K. Papanichola, V. Freebury, J. Forrest, B. Brantley, B. Carlson, D. Jeffreys. Row 3: C. Spence, A. Peters, E. Martin, B. Pierson, J. Nel- son, M. Bowers, B. English. Row 4: E. Madsen, M. Rivard, P. Tsekery, B. Lawless, M. Chase, B. Hudson. S. Fedonis, L. Seoane. 71 , JUNIOR GIRLS ENSEMBLE Row 1: L. Denison, G. Bennett, E. Maier, J. Tovai, D. Jeffreys, D. Hart. Row 2: S. Linabury, M. Burgess, L. Orvis, A. Perkins, B. Carlson, E. Harvershaw. Row 3: W. Orr, E. James, L. Thurman, B. Voss, C. Carr, V. Whitten, L. McCallum. Row 4: J. Schaffer, A. Lopez, P. Hoban, M. Behnke, S. Fedonis, P. Tsekery. TRIPLE TRIO Row 1: K. Griesback, E. Warrilow, M. Kissling, J. Campbell, J. Hodges, J. Stepleton, I. McCullough. Row 2: D. Caples, L. Upton. Accompaniest-B. Annas. Vocal Director-George Putnam. FRENCH CLUB Row 1: N. Zimmer, B. Sagamang, S. Anderson, S Stople, J. Frazier, D. Treece, B. Lanpher, M. Hall B. Vackaro. Row 2: M. Lingle, M. Bowers, M. Hurt, G. Tarpinian E. Smith, C. Malmgten, M. Hanby, J. Williams, .T Ulman, N. Wilkinson. Row 3: P. Groenburg, M. Winges, C. Marton, A Sample, J. Slattery, D. Brim, D. Brokaw, J. Dennis. Advisor-Mr. Price. RADIO WORKSHOP Row 1: A. Perkins, A. Peters, B. Beatty, D. Bixler, B. Bray, B. Hockey, E. Ford L Domme B Gregory F Wheeler Row 2: S. Lucas, B. Lucas, F. Voydanoff, L. Anttila, J. Dudley, L. McCallum C Hammel V Broyles IN Davis A Seoane M Stout Row 3: R. Marion, T. Tiffany, D. Whiting, B. Warden, B. Knoll, C. Morton D Brim D Levm P North G Smaltz G Tarpiman B. Cox. Row 4: P. Evarts, N. Hill, D. Kremer, R Bowen. J. Schaffer, T. Houts, J. Slater B Newlm J lxitson K Stevens Advisor-Miss Hiller. Rodio Workshop The P. H. S. Radio Workshop is outstand- ing in the United States. Under the direc- tion of lVIiss Ola B. Hiller it has grown and progressed. One of the great accomplish- ments of the workshop is the broadcasting of programs three times a week. These programs are arranged for different school- age groups. Members of the Radio Work- shop are often called upon to give special performances for outside groups. We are very proud of Vonnie Brown who placed first in P. H. S. and who took fourth place in the Michigan HI Speak for Demo- cracy contest. Top Right: J. Kitson, R. Bowen. Bottom Right: G. Smaltz, S. Lucas, D. Kremer, L. Anttila, R. Bowen, B. Lucas. TI-IESPIANS In order to become a member of the Thespians a student must be suggested for membership by the sponsor, Miss Mary Parrish. Also, the prospective member must earn ten points. These ten points may be earned by playing the major role in one three-act play, or by playing small roles in several plays. For these reasons, it is an honor to be a member of the club. After being approved by the sponsor, the National Thespians accept candidates for member- ship. Row 1: B. McDonald, G. Reynolds, V. Wager, M. Hilty. Row 2: M. Maze, P. Dell, J. Dudley. Row 3: R. Fiscus, P. Dell, K. Stephens. U.. PLAYCRAFTERS Playcrafters is a popular organization which offers wonderful opportunities for students interested in dramatics and stage production. lt is sponsored by Miss Mary Parrish. A student can become a member of Playcrafters by being in a production or by Working on the stage crew or properties or if he takes Speech VII and VIII. Once he becomes a member, he maintains his membership by participating in the activities sponsored by the club. Playcrafters sponsors the Children's Theater. Its social activities vary from a Christmas party to an an- nual reception for parents and an annual picnic. PLAYCRAFTERS Row 1: D. Sweet, V. Wager, G. Reynolds, P. Dell, M. Hilty, P. Dell, A. Cotcher. Row 2: L. Barnfather, B. Beattie, J. Breen, F. Ward, S. Johns, B. Gregory, L. Ranzilla, S. Harbut. Row 3 P. Tsekery, E. Emery, B. Cox, P. Cartier, B. McDonald, J. Perry, M. Sweet, M. White, B. Bunce, L. Goyette. Row 4: J. Dudley, D. Hooper, S. Feddnis, K. Stephens, R. Fiscus, N. Hill, C. Morton, B. Langford, M. Maze, D. Bruce. Advisor-Miss Parrish. 74 PLAYCRAFTERS PRESENT TWO THREE-ACT PLAYS The Children's Theatre, sponsored by Playcraft- ers, presented Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp in November. It is the story, familiar to all, of the poor boy who comes into possession of a wondrous lamp with a genie able to grant all wishes. The boy Aladdin was played by Kenny Stephens. Jacqueline Dudley was Princess Adora, the lady Aladdin woos and wins. Aladdinis mother and the Sultan, Adorais father, were portrayed by Pat Cartier and Gerald Reynolds. The villainous African magician was played by Perry Dell. The annual spring play, presented in March, was Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. This is a story of Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kim- brough making a voyage abroad. It tells Cornelia's and Emily's adventures in 1923 with their ship-- board boyfriends Leo McEvoy and Dick Winters, and Monsieur De La Croix, who gives acting lessons to Cornelia. Cornelia was protrayed by Mary Maze, Emily by Marjorie Cote and Corenna Morton, Leo by Jim Lafnear, Dick by Ronnie Fiscus, Mrs. Skinner by Sophia Fedonis, Otis Skinner by John Daugherty, and Monsieur De La Croix by Perry Dell. Scene from Aladdin and the Wonderful Lampn January Senior Prom Los Arracadasn Chairman and Date. Publication Prom Chairmen. Big Chiefs at Publication Prom. They led the January Class. We make a start on a Civic Auditorium. The big night that it rained! ! Merry Ch ristmas. Vocational Ed. Building. The teachers have a tea. The gang. Monkeys? Mr. Henry reposes. Chem-Physics Initiation. Senior Editor, Barb. Mutt 8: Jeff. Who's who? Just clowningl History Club Initiation, Studying. Throw it away. Mink? We help make Hi-Y Initiation. Christmas merry. 77 Y-Teens The group of girls who belong to Y-Teens enjoy working together. The benefits gained from this extra-curricular activity help to influence their character they are being of service to the services include collecting for local theaters each year, selling and later life. At the same time, school and the community. The G.R.A. Row 1: D. Seibert, J. Allen, S. Barnett, E. Quick, V. Vkfhitten, B. Brantley, J. Mills, W. Campbell, J. Case, J. Brown, N. Pond, B. Matthews. Row 2: W. Rogers, M. Hammett, M. Pollan, A. Gillespie, L. Cork, D. Rice. J. Dell, M. Moody, R. McFatridge, G. Selhost, D. Bixler, Y. McQueen, B. Lilleyman. Row 3: V. Bigelow, H. Harris, J. Peak, C. Morton, B. McFatridge, M. Bonham, B Whitson, B. Tyler, V. Ritter, J. Ritter, D. Mann, J. Adkins, B. Matthews, M. Schremp. Advisor-Mi ss Bailey. charitable organizations at the refreshments at the football and basketball games, serving at the annual football banquet, check- ing coats at the senior prom twice a year, and many more bene- ficial services. The sponsor of the club is Miss Ella Ann Vaughan. 51 p ' gill '78 Y-TEENS Row 1: B. Gregory, N. Zimmer, B. Silk, P. Wright, J. Dudley, A. Benson. M. McLean, F. Stein, G. Fors- man, M. Burnham. Row 2: E. Billingsley, C. Miller, B. Frederick, B. Carl- son, J. Dennis, J. Thompson, W. Rogers, G. Powell, D. Oliver, B. Bray, S. Senters, B. Annas, S. Remington. Row 3: J. Hawisher, B. Bergstrom. S. Ashley, F. Chamberlain, P. Tsekery, H. Harris, B. Sage, G. Tarpinian, B. MacDonald, D. Hart, J. Brown, J. Robertson. Row 4: M. Gerdan, L. Seoane, A. Seoane, A. Perkins, J. Schimmel, A. Sisko, P. Killian, S. Sener, A. Kelly, S. Harkless, J. Matthews, M. Falconer. Row 5: M. Wright, K. Walker, N. Walser, M. Chase, F. Voydanoff, M. White, M. Garyett, M. Maze, D. Bruce, E. Madsen, F. Barber, S. Boyer, P. Temple, C. Morton. Advisor-Miss Vaughan. I-II-Y Row 1: R. Weaver, D. Steele, J. Thornton, A. Crawford, T. Smith, B. Duckworth, VV Reaume. E Sturdivant, V. Cork. Row 2: G. Raymond, J. Starkweather, D. Warwick, E. Haskins, J. Eastman, D. Miller, B. Foster, L. Hotchkiss, L. Goodwin, E. Waterbury, J. Turner. Row 3: R. Geiger, D. Menard, M. Lawton, C. Bauman, B. Porter, R. Jones, C. Berdan, D. Ensworth, L. Macnutt, E. Groenberg, B. Frederickson, D. Treece, J. Madacey Row 4: G. Macduff, R. Stenson, J. Hart, S. Antos, D, Felts, D. Myers, D. Lord, B. Warden, T. lVIcCleary, L. Menter, B. McAtee, J Ostrander, W. DeNio, J. Freebury. Row 5: J. Williams, J. Williams, R. Myers, D. Euhler, T. Knight, G. Sparrow, D. Kremer, G. Fisler, C, Gosh, T. Pierson. G. Paulson H. Protopappas, D. McCurry, B. Moore, C. Renwick, C. Heitsch. Row 6: B. Johnson, T. Comps, J. Geiger J. Partney, E. Carie, A. Antisdel, M Coggms, T. White, D, Templeton, R Ridgeway, G. Hefferman, W. Negosian D. Williams, F. Davis. D. Elliot, J Daugherty. Advisor-Mr, Henry. VARSITY CLUB ow 1: J. Ostrander, B. Short, G. Bradshaw, J. Bershc, . Ashley, C. Cooper, B. Morrison. Row 2: E. Brown, J. Cole, H. Groh, R. Sundquist, J. illmine. R. Ridgwey, A. Crawford. ow 3: D. Rhodes, D, Brosier, B. Ruch, D. Scott, D. Powell, T. Smith, C. Wixom, D. Bigsby. ow 4: A. Rhodes, K. Fraizer. A. Pinkston, R. Grubb, . Feet, B. Haney, E. Kreps. T. Reynolds. ow 5: J. Kennedy, B. Carey, R. Martin, B. Opdyke, J. Main, G. Pentuck, D. Crandall, D. Warwick. Advisor--Mr. Wiersma. :fi HI-Y The Hi-Y under the sponsorship of Mr. Gordon Henry is worthy of recognition for its school services. One of these services was selling refreshments at the football games: the boys worked hard in all kinds of weather. Included in the activities of the members was the partici- pation in basketball. 79 LAB ASSISTANTS Row 1: R. Ridgway. Row 2: J. Steinback, D. Oliver. Row 3 M. Stamas, B. Choate, A. Kelly, B. Bray. Row 4: Bandlow, D. Bruce. B. Brede, B. Strickin. Row 5: A. Amy, W. Hunt, E. Avadenka, C. Miller. BOOKSTORE Row 1: B. Billingsley. C. Cowan, E. Havershaw, L. Camp- bell, M. Beach. Row 2 J. Kelloran, J. Olson, E. Billingsley, F. Cham- berlain. Row 3: S. Harbutt, B. Voss, L. Erickson, B. Langford, M. VVhite. Row 4: M. Behnke, J. Ohanesian, B. Stark, P. Boner. Advi:0r4Mr. O'Dell. nuw 1: J. Luuunuu, C. luiuci, C. Cuuuul, .1. 1.qu...c..t. Row 2: G. Powell, J. Steinback, F. Stein, D. Oliver, M. Beach, M. Swee M. Daved, J. Thompson, B. Bray. Row 3: J. Kapler, S. Har less, E. Billingsley, M. McLean, M. Morris, l Bergstrom, J. Hawisher, S. Harrison. Row 4: D. Bruce, B. Schjolin. T. Tiffany. E. Brown, B. Stricklin, A. Kell N. Wright, M. White. Row 5: F. Dickie, J. Muha. E. Kreps, D. Garvin, C. Heitsch, J. Steinhelpe R. Ridgeway, E. Avadenka. F. Rich, A. Amy. Advisor-Mr. Sweet. IISHERS CLUB Row 1: R. Milburn, M. Bell. B. Jones, W. Tatro, D. Saga-A mang. Row 2: R. Heffner, D. Streetet. D. Levin, L. Miller. Row 3: R. Johnston, C. Thompson, B. Knoll, L. Hotch- kiss. R. Myers. Row 4: A. Lambert, I-I. Sherwood, D. Bunce D. Woodard, W. Negosian. Advisor-Mr. Bevington. 1 i l HISTORY CLUB Row 1: P. Thurston, N. Yorks, J, Perry, M. Sweet, C. Ellis, M. David, S. Johns, E. Davis, M. Hall, S. Remington. Row 2: N. MacLean, P. Colpus, M. Brown, J. Kettula, B. Riley, J. Steinbach. K. Swann, D. Seibert, J. Allen. Row 3: B. Stark, P. Boner, M. Hilty, J. Manning, P. Malone, B. Dunlop, L. Erickson, L. Anttila, H. Ward, M. Melvin. Advisor-Mrs. MacDonald. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Row 1: L. Denison. B. Sagamang. L. Orvis, L. Thurman. B. Martin, S. Boyer. Row 2: B. Lilleyman, M. Martin. Row 3: M. Fry, G. Beale. Advisors--Miss Cole, Mrs. Shelley. EPISTOLAE SCHOLAE Row 1: J. Nichols. S. Barnett, J. Olson, V. Broyles, S. Boyer, J Killoran, P. Tskery, B. Annas, J. Smith. Row 2: J. Wasserberger, L. Bunker, P. Schraf, D. Bigsby, E. Harmer M. David, W. Shepherd, V. Freebury, J. Juett, S. Baylis. Row 3: B. Lawless, R. Poppy, L. McCallum, B. Dunlop, B. Mitchell H. Van, E. Martin, B. Odle, D. Debiec, A. Jones, B. Lilleyman, 'l' Grimm, E. Maier, S. Swartz, K. Papanichola, F. Wheeler. Row 4: A. Watson, G. Fleesland, J. Holstein, N. Walser, B. Thomas L. McCann, M. Chase. S. Fedonis, I. Yarger, J. Hursey, B. Billing- sley, M. Guy, B. Margosian, R. Eason, L. Thurman. Advisor-Miss Hook. PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS Row 1: B. Moody, F. Jacomino, J. Breen, C. Wolford, V. Godo.hian. Row 2: C. Kolb, B. Morrell, S. Rochwal, A. Cotcher. Row 3: J. Braid, D. Kuhns, D. Kenner, T. Zimmerman, R. Denham. Row 4: J. Lotan, G. Grba, R. Beltz, E. Brown, B. Katchka Advisor-Miss Lehner. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Row 1: P. Hutton, S. Allen, G. Wellington, E. Davis. Row 2: J. Brown, B. Matthews, B. Burkhart. Rnw 2: S. Lvnns. S. Swartz. A. Fitzthomas. T. Christian. iw.. -. ... ....,,..., -.. ., A... ... ...., ..... --,--, -. -. ...... -.., N. Wright. Advieor-Mr. Fisler. JUNIOR RED CROSS Row 1: B, Clark, J. Hursey, B. Freer, B. Berg, M. Gary Pow 2: J. Juett. P. Kemps, J. Mills, J. Moors, H. Hays J. Williams, B. Sagarnang, L. Bunker. Row 3: B. Mills, M. Hanby, K. Papanichola, E. Peters, M Arnold, J. Kaiser. R. Thorne. Fow 4: B. Lawless, E. Beason, L. Hatton, D. Vann, M Williams, M. Amerson. Row 5: M. Chase, C. Hetherlngton, R. Elliot, B. Cone, D Utley. Advisor-Miss Hook. . y FI N T - 1 l N 1 1 H L f E T I 1 l 4 4 U W 4 W -World Wide Photo ' 83 A. VanRizen N. Gray R. Boyce J. JOIISS E. Waterman H. Renda R, Bailey J. Petrakis COACHES W. Schloerke CHEERLEADERS STUDENT MANAGERS Row 1: Art Weiss, Robert Kerr. Row 2: Wallace Tatro, Dick Kuhnes Robert Cole. Row 1: Joy VanHise, Joyce Cowie, Judy Wagner, Peggy Green, Mary Lou Schremp, Nancy Wright, Fay Barber. Row 2: Bob Vackaro, Ed Haskins, Charles Weber, Jerry Eastman, Jack McCurry. Advisor-Mrs. Guest, Joan Dennis First We Swim - - Gwen For-sman Joanne Peak Genevieve Tarpinian Ann Perkins Francis Chamberlain -I-ben We Sync. The swimming classes under the direction of Miss Reva Bailey, are divided into three different groups. They are beginning, in- termediate, and synchronized. The Work of the groups varies. Beginners learn the fundamental strokes, intermediates concen- trate on improving their strokes and learn- ing how to dive correctly. The synchronized groups specialize in building up endurance by learning stunts for the water follies, and Working out routines for the Water show Which is presented in the spring. Bettie Bergstrom Carenna Morton Elva Jean Champaign P r GIRLS' RECREATION ASSOCIATION Many girls in Pontiac High School parti- ciate in the Girls' Recreation Association's activities. The activities include swimming, volley ball, basketball, table tennis, softball, and shuffleboard. The girls meet on Mon- day and Wednesday nights to play off inter- club tournaments. They also compete with other schools. Miss Reva Bailey is the club sponsor. G. R A Marie Pollina Bobbie McFatridge Pollina, Helen Harris Norma Pon d, Quick, Jo Ellen Adkins, MacQueen Sue Stove, Jane Hursey, Mary Berg Yvonne Macqueen Joanne Peak 89 Pontiac Chiefs' 19-48 Football Season E9 .va Q, S 5 5. F is I 1 in VARSITY TEAM Row 1: Gene Bradshaw, Leonard Heming, John Carlson, Gilbert McCallum, Dick Powell, Bob Ruclx Lester Smith, Jack Barnds, Jack Cole. Row 2: John Moffat, .Tim Lafner, Bob Martin, Bob Opdyke, Jack Main, Charles Cooper, D011 McCandless. Harold Groh, Edward Revis, Everett Will Row 3: Grant Hefferman, Geraod Mielke, Frank Dickie, Joe Bersche, Jack Covert, Robert Flanders Ray Meyers, Elmer Sturdevant, John Kennedy, Joe Worthingotn, Mlke Ashlev. Row 4: Paul Snyder, Tom Reynolds, Bob Gaines, Bill Carie, Al Pinkston, Bob Dearing, Duane Bigsby Lloyd Fournier, Bill Hamilton, Bob Rood. l E E I S 9' 5 nn 5 4 1948 RECORD A LOOK AT THE PAST SEASON Pontiac High's varsity football team, the Chiefs, under the direction of newly appointed Coach Hercules Renda, duplicated their 1947 Saginaw Valley league performance this year by placing fifth with a record of two wins and four losses. During the nine-game season, Pontiac won three, lost six and was out scored by opponents, 68-142. Pontiac's Junior Varsity squad under Coach Des,' Boyce finished the 1948 football season with thre victories and six losses. Their wins were over Catholic Central 26-7, Highland Park 26-7, and Bay City 6-0. The Sophomores under Coach James Jones fared better with four wins and two losses. They won over Royal Oak 27-0, Flint Northern 18-12, Port Huron 13-6, and Hazel Park 20-0. Pontiac Bay City Pontiac Lansing Sexton Pontiac Flint Northern 1.5 Pontiac Hamtramck 14 Pontiac Saginaw 26 Pontiac Owosso 19 Pontiac Arthur Hill 30 Pontiac Catholic Central 1948 TEAM STATISTICS P O First downs 69 84 Yards gained rushing 1248 1558 Yards lost rushing 154 121 Net yards rushing 1094 1437 Passes attempted 46 58 Passes completed 11 20 Yards gained passing 175 385 Passes intercepted by 9 8 No. of punts 44 36 Punting average 29.5 28.1 Fumbles 36 28 Own fumbles recovered 23 12 N. of penalties 22 44 Yards lost penalties 187 400 FOOTBALL. . Carl Matheney, Ron Woodhull. , X , 2 2 L K 1 . , ,w '22, N' JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Walter Hojara, Vincent Aquayo, Israel Garcia, Joe Caldwalader, Oscar Morgan, John Madacey, Gene Carie, Bill Betts, Lawrence Johnson, Don Harrison. Row 2: Doug Treais, Russell Grover, Dick Esser, George Fisler, Jim Bersche, Tom Knight, Don Steele, Wesley Andress. Row 3: Tony Martinez, Melvin Hardiman, Dick Euler, Larry Hotchkiss, Steve Murtha, Don Weydemeyer, Dilmer Edler, Charles Wixom, Charles Kolb, Dick Warner, Jerry Starkweather. sornoivlomt SQUAD Row 1: Charles Leonard, George Strickland, Sylvester Johnson, Richard Cremer, Jim Wegner, Richard LaLone, Tom Henry, Arthur Baldwin, Lloyd Smith, Robert Eastman, Coach R. Jones. Row 2: Kenneth Black, Joe Ritchie, Tom Gunther, Keith Brawn, John Bledsoe, Rudolph Ortez, Dan Hamilton, Roger Rummel, John Smith, Jim Vancleve, Robert Lewis, Coach Levine. Row 3: John Cantu, 'Willie Jackson, Dale Granlund, William Marker, Al Barrow, Vern Haney, Earl Farrel, Robert Derrick, Robert Huston, William Sheldon, Harvey Schroeder. 92 Basketball With The Chiefs- On Dec. 10, 1948, Coach Art Van Ryzin's Chiefs began their 1948-49 basketball season. Clinching the starting positions on a squad of twelve were Dave Miller and Jack Main as forwards, Esmo Tee Woods and Al Pink- ston at guards, and Ralph Grubb at center. At half year the capable Chiefs had a re- cord of three wins and five loses. At this time Dave Miller, who led the Saginaw Valley scorers in '48, and Gene Bone were graduated from P. H. S. STAR QUINTET ..... To start the '49 season Coach Van Ryzin set up an almost entirely new team. Bud Moore came up to the Varsity from the Re- serves, Pinkston switched to a forward, and Guy Sparrow filled the other forward spot. Grubb still held the pivot job and Woods and Moore played the back court. On March 4, 1949, the Chiefs ended their season in third place at a 6-6 standing. Coach John Petrakis' Little Chiefs fought a scrappy battle all the way to a 5-7 final valley standing. The Papoose Club was much better than the record indicated. Jack Main, Coach VanRyzin, David Miller, A1 Pinkston Esmo Woods, Ralph Grubbs, Varsity Basketball Jack Barnes Jack Col D Ve Miller Bob Opdyke Guy Sp row RESERVE Row 1: Phillip Of- ficer, Bob Larvick, Harry Morris, Char- BASKETBALL Row 3: Walter Ta- tro, Jim Williams Ron Hetherington les Whitfield. Row 2: Vern Haney, Alan Barkely, Ron- ald Woodhull, War- ren Guenther. Jack Huffman Bill York Dick Morelly. Coach J. Petrakis Swimming. Johnnie Millmine Alan Crawford, Leon Hibbs, Evans Brown Earl Kreps, Ronnie Ridgway Ted Smith JR. VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Danny Hamilton, Bob Jones, Don Menard, Dick Ensworth. Row 2: Dick LaLone, I McCann, Dick Butler Tom McC1ear , Y, Larry Menter, Maynard Holmes. srael Garcia, Larry 96 VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Bruce Brede Johnnie Mill ' , mme Evans Brown, Leon Hibbs, Allan Craw ford, Dale Feet, Jack Ostrander. Row 2: Austin Ward, Ronald Weaver Ron Ridgway, Dave Scott. Earl Kreps Brooke Bennett, Bill Newma Il. Varsity Squad Row 1: E. Revis, W. Andress, H. Johnson, A. Dollar, K. Frazier, D. Bandy, R. Edgin- ton, M. Hardiman. Row 2: J. Cole, A. Barkeley, G. Hefferman, C. Widdis, R. Myers, D. Bigsby, R. Carpent- ter, W. Tatro. Row 3: R. Grubb, R. Guy, J. Main, G. Carie, R. Beltz, J. Folks. Row 4: D. Treias. C. Burrell R. Flanders, G. Hagyard, E Avadenka, B. Carie, J. Mof fat, L. Fournier. Baseball Jr. Varsity Squad Row 1: D. Meyers, J. For- gette, R. Geiger, M. Bell, R. Dick, C. Berdan, A. Berg, R. Vackaro. Row 2: L. VanderHoek, R. Kenney, G. Flessland, E. Ryeson, D. Christian, J. Thomas, S. Miller, J. Smith, A. Dennis. Row 3: J. Walker, C. Sorles, F. Dare, D. Dusten, D. Keen- er, R. Cooper. D. Wheeler, F. Lovse, B. Eastman, D. Katchka. Row 4: B. Cole, E. Hague, D. Whiting, D. McCurry, B. Harris, B. Houston, B. Moore, T. Moore, R. Heflin. Row 5: C Breeding, D. E1- liot, A. Baldwin. B. Brode, D. Burhans, C. Renwick, N. Herbert, G. Dolan, H. Daner, R. Ledford. District Basketball Champlons -I-TGCI4-' VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: G. Johnson, A Rhodes, L. Smith, G. Fisler, B. Morrison, S. Gaines. Row 3: D. Felts, A. Gar- cia, D. Warwick, D. Powell, R. Dearing. W. Knoll, R. Postal, P. H011 JR. VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: D. Thompson D. I-larger, B. Larvick, B. Poppy, T. Porritt, L. Menter, B. Gallero, R. Denomme, D. Harroun. Row 2: G. Pudduck, E. Brown, K. Penfold, M. Young, D. Hamilton. T. Cunningham, W. DeNio J. Cantu. 7 Row 3: W. Negosian, J. Bledsoe, J. Lehman, C Weber, J. Rallis, T. Zim- merman. Johnson, L. Borrisove J. Bersche, T. Reynoldsl Row 2: C. Wixom, B. Mc- Carty, D. LaLone, B Denham, J. Lafnear, I. ins, C. Cooper. Pierce, C. Warman, B Stout, J. Bersche, R. 98 Coach Ray Lowry. GOLF TEAM Row 1: A. Aguayo, J. Pembroke, J. Lotozas, D. Ensworth. Wheeler, D. ,Row 2: F. Kempf, E. Bosogni, R. Davies, H. Morris. Row 3: D. Bruske, C. Burton, W. Warren, G. Pentiuk, F. Lada. Not pictured: L. Mac- Nutt, J. Bookie, R. Kasat. Coach-Mr. Lacy. The whole equals the sum of its parts -that phrase well illustrates P 0 n t i a c ' s 1948 Cross-Country team. The ef- fects of team balance, spirit, and strength did not, however, bear fruit until the second running of the Saginaw Val- ley Meet. At that time, with determination high, our team eked out a championship tie with Flint Central. It was the first tie in Saginaw Val- ley history. Early meets were disap- pointing, with the team losing all Valley encounters while triumphing only over Walled Lake and Cranbrook. Lost through graduation for the '49 season will be Bob Haney and Russ Sandquist. Returning to form the enu- cleus of a new barrier squad are Daryl Larrance, Arnold and Donald Rhodes, Dan War- wick, and Soye Pierce. TENNIS TEAM Row 1: J. VanCleave, F. Jacomino, J. Ostrander, J . Jacomino. Row 2: R. Carey, J. Goode, F. Dickie, B. Brede, B. Short. Row 3: A. Peters, H. Claggett, R. Ridgway. Coach-Mr. Lindquist. CHAMPIONSHIP CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM Row 1: Herman Sanders, Dick Thompson, William Stoutenberb, Ted Cunningham, Asceusian Garcia. Row 2: Donald Rhodes, Soye, Pierce, Robert Haney, Dan Warwick, Daryl Larrance. Not Pictured: Arnold Rhodes, Russell Sandquist. 99 100 Tomorrow Is Theirs 1 Mfw efgggw JW W ' 7 , K x f r- Y g , V' , , x 1' , ,, . Y . 5-. - - .- , -, . X, 've g 'Q - ' ' . n ' vi I ' ' .' ' fi ' ' f 1' .-L.. ' :T-'I w '10-will ' y ' ' oil' , W 3 ' 'a 5. w ,Q i .Y .Z I - -l :' J --'.: 1 f:g' X , 'gay 4 ,-,VN . , ., 1 1 Zi M n , ., w ' ' zdlffzf P ' - - , ' F - . A 1 t . Q fbi of ' P V V' I I P P 0 I V Q' TH' Q A f if 8 ' , K ' 1 E . x I ,R ' b . , . Q Q K , 4 W Q X 4 , MM V6 . A ' x 1 , . ! O V I. ,-9 N 5' in 524' 1 I j Z G V Q? X . - , 13 3 ' ' 1 AAN A xl 'Q 8 . I I 1 Elgin. 0 1. if 1 ' L fD I A M- 9 ' Q X W T f - , . r 3 .Y X :ff -, xw,-,. 5:,:f:,. 1 w . , 'gi wg K xigi., .1 ' - V fl u' 1' . 1 ' 'ufaiai .1 - - ww, ,v : N, V. 'F- V. ,. . ,.Sr. ..,. 1 I 5',,.34..,.. . ,.,, , ,. 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