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

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JANUARY SENIORS Helen DeQuis Nancy L. Fisher G. Nelson Fizzard Howard K. Guyett Eugene E. Hood Russell R. Lemon Rudy Ortez Poul Edgar Reamer Shirley Jean Rieck David Eugene Sagamang Thomas C. Strong 6 JUNE SENIORS Roland G. Barrett Edward E. Conant Ingrid Grebeta Ernest L. Green Eunice Florence Groves Tommy Henry Carl W. Hubbell Robert Ledford Barbara Jean Lucas Amy Nell Marchbanks Lee May Alice Marie Milligan Ores R. Oen Alvin Arnold Rhodes Mariorie Ann Welton Donald Maurice Worthey Ed Emery Fred A Manes Charles Butler Paul LaValley Gerald Stickley Gilbert Luebke SUMMER SCHOOL SENIORS Joice Marguerite Allred Gerald Richard Bodamer Archie Cotcher Jack Herbert Drworin Mansell Wayne McGuire Jim Peterson Peggy Pomeroy Dietrich George Scheppelmann Alfred J. Soderberg Jack R. Womack Diplomas were issued as a result of successful completion of General Educa tional Development Tests to the following boys Charles Scott Robert Colfer Donald Sherwood Stuart A Thomson Robert Dennison Donald Gregory . . . 3 I I . I ' I I '

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'Back NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW l : Laredda Thomas, Marilyn Hanoute, Jill Carline, Joan Macadaeg, Beverly Sogaman 9, Barbara Brantley, Wilma Campbell, Shirley Boutin, Marilyn Streling, Barbara Heflin, Peggy Crumm, Jean Wasserberger, Nancy Zimmer. ROW 2: Nancy Davies, Barbara Lucas, Mary Alice May, Elaine Smith, Dee Vann Kath r' , e ine Papanichola, Leo Modzinski, John Forgette, Bob Vackaro, Alyce Jones, Martha Arnold ROW 33 Norman Smith, La Mar McNutt, Jason Goode, Ronald Parsons, Earle Knowles Ra i Y Young, Mary Chase, Sondra Anderson, Violet Johnson, Maxine Hurt ,Mae Anne Gary FOW 4: Lone Vander Hoek, Tom Pierson, Bill Underhill, Ray Elliott, Charles Hetheringtonl NOT PICTURED: Ron Weaver, Sue Stolpe, Gwen Varner. Smoke signals rose over the brick tepee fast and furiously as the June Seniors made history. After a successful campaign, Esmo 'Tee' Woods was named president of the class. Warriors Dick LaLone, Maxine Hurt, and Art Weiss were elected vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, respectively. Faithful tribesmen were given special recognition at the National Honor Society assembly which was held March Zl. Forty-three members were awarded pins for character, scholarship, service, and leadership. Drums beat loudly as the seniors departed for their annual canoe trip June first, second, and third. Since other injuns lthe January Seniors of '50 and '51, and the summer school grads of 'Sl l went along too, the June graduates had to exchange their canoe for a larger boat. Their destination-Mackinac Island. The final war dance was held during the latter part of May. lniun artists worked laboriously to make the boys' gym spectacular for the final fling. l