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

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'lleachers Serve Youth. . in I I w 5 I x .,. - ' ' ,M .,:. , x ,V .U ,P r HAROLD DEARING GERALD G. HUNT ROSE McDONALD DONALD E. McCRACKEN BETTY MURPHY MARY PARRISH ELMA WATERMAN 'if 'gm ,....,,f-- PLANNING THE FUTURE . . . Mrs. Rose M Colwell on the important topic ol the future. LIBRARIANS There is no need to dial 113 for in library is at the disposal of all stude cDonald, senior counselor, advises Lynn formation, the school nts. Here, Miss Viola Fitch and Mr. Russell Buller, head librarians, will help any inquisitive student find literature ranging from alchemy to Zulu. Q 45'-TW I RUSSELL BULLER VIOLA FITCH Future Social Workers ll COUNSELORS Always ready to advise students and to discuss their problems are the counselors at P.H.S. Adiusting program cards during the semester rush, familiarizing new stu- dents with the school, and helping teen- agers to plan their futures are but a few of the duties which keep the counselors extremely busy. WHAT'S TRUMP? . . . Miss Viola Fitch always gives students a good deal in the library, although she must occasionally request them to contribute to her kitty, 'ga-ft. .nTiL'.'L.

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l px 05 , VERNNELL F. DUFFY RICHARD C. FELL -ft g ' ff t RAYMOND J. GRAFF 1-'94 tif. By Guiding and lnlluencin VOCATIONAL CO-ORDINATORS The activities of the Vocational Co-ordinators make it possible for students to learn a vocation of their choice while working in business or industry. An apprenticeship is not an uncommon occurrence in the Vocational Depart- ment. Adults may further their education by attending the Adult Education Program, organized, supervised, and ar- ranged bythe vocational co-ordinators. . ,.,,, ,An 5.5. 7 . K 'I'---1 ,1 it 'P 5 Q wp-5 GET A JOB . . . That's iust what Mrs. Yvonne luppenlatz, office co-ordinator, and Mr. Ralph Rgpgel retailing co-ardinator, do for students. IO gl

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CATHERINE AINSWORTH JOHN J. ANTISDEL ROBERT BEAUCHAMP Tomahawk Head of English Department ELISE M. BEST HAROLD DEARING PETER G. EVARTS LEWIS HAYNER MAXINE JACKSON LILLIAN JACOBS THE PLAY IS THE THING Utnllzmg an attractlve bulletnn board, Mr. Robert Beauchamp Head of the Engllsh Department explains a scene from LEND ME THINE EAR Englush teachers listen attentwely as Universrty ot Michigan freshmen Alex Sekles and Dick Mcloughlln analyze college preparatlon requirements 12 The Skills of Reading, Wrtng -.