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

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A vim. I 'T GF' W Mrs ttf' llll milf! vi , .g.. , fn-Q. ' - Wise Use of Leisure Time SECRETARIES No matter how busy a PHS secretary may be, she is always glad to assist both faculty member and student. One immedi- ately senses a friendly atmosphere upon stepping into the main office and being greeted with a cheerful may I help you? A SECRETARIAL SMILE . . . Nearly all of the students at P.H.S. are ac- quainted with Mrs. Louise Sutton and her friendly smile. Known as a never-tiring secretary, she gladly accommodates all who seek her services ,A .0' W4 THE LIFE OF A SECRETARY . . . Pat lontz relates some humorous events which have taken place at the main ofllce to Georgia Bedford and Louise Sutton, fellow secretaries. 21

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af 'N 'f ' 'mv' we ,. ' A K A 1 ,wf,,:4,,, :A as-wx 4 'ff xx Students Are Taught The H any ll Pl 5 cl 6, 4 Rc BURL GLENDENING RALPH GRUBB Sophomore Basketball Coach if rf' Wu LOOK OUT AHEADDDD! . . . Driver's Training has become an essential part of the curriculum for the teen-ager who plans to apply for a driver's license. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT , ,f I lf fw an GEORGE STEWART Head of Driver Education Dept. DRIVER EDUCATION DEPARTMENT WE VE GOT THE COACH Varsity bays take time out from practicing JOAN ANDERSON Girls Recreation Association 'W basketball technique to assemble around Coach Van Ryxm and receive special instructions on CONNIE COON vw-'vm KLINE HARTMAN GERALDINE IRWIN X Dolphin Club ! S-C., 5 JESSE MacLEAY Head of Physical Edu cation Dept Varsity Q' ' Football Coach STEVE SZABO Asst Football Coach Lag, me I ARTHUR VAN RYZIN Varsity Basketball K Coach W DEAN WILSON if Head Track Coach RAHI RAHI RAHI aldine Irwm and :MK 49 -,f--5 Glrls gym instructors Mrs Ger Miss Joan Anderson cheer their fellow teachers on to victory rn the annual Faculty Varsity basketball game , ,ff ...R T., f ,ff - ll L fi Q -f V ff lx ' lt V: ' A .L ,fn ll f, ,g I , ll I ll 1 s - . i x tr L A . . . ,J A '7' 1,1 771' K I, , V V 'X it R I 2- W' . ' 'V thu: A J 1 I X l ' tes, if ' I A A 'Ella 3d , I , fbi I U L 'N c ' ,., ' lx f 4 , W I t X 1, I , ' I li - gf , ' a ,, f xx ' lv L -. . I ta l fit . ' - -. ' ' f - 20 . ,lglfm

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The Well-Being of P.H.S. Is Maintained. CAFETERIA Tantalizing aromas fill the halls of P.H.S. each day as the cafeteria staff prepares the noon-day meal for students and faculty. Meals consisting of the seven basic requirements are carefully planned in weekly menus. Thus students may buy a hot, nour- ishing meal, a variety of sandwiches, or delicious hot dogs. -r-- -5, -ff -A COUNTING HOUSE BLUES . . . After serving time in the cafeteria, Annie Mae Lee and Betty Blanquart sit down to count the profits of the day. fiavafw I , I l 5 4 f 1 . ---s.. L'w.. 5 NA I . x..,. , HE LITERALLY SWEEPS STUDENTS OFF THEIR FEET . . . Santiago Hinajosa whisks dirt away as he charges through the hall with his trusty miracle mop. I I V ..,,,,,., ,,,. 3 ,A dime.. .. . -..A r Rowiz P. Linn, E. Ulman, A. M. Lee, Cafeteria stat? director, I Gaddes. low 2: L. Gelinasy U. MacFarlancl, J. Herzina, L. Steinhelper. Row I: H. Sanford, A. Aitken, Head Custodian. Row 2: P. Lovseg B. Chasteeng J. Randolph. Row 3: G. King, R, Stoner, C. Nybergp S. Hinaiosag V. Tucker, V. Hensey. MAINTENANCE Though many at PHS may not always see the maintenance staff actually in action, nevertheless, their services are fully appreciated by the student when he walks on a freshly waxed floor, looks out a spotlessly clean window, sits in a newly varnished desk, or uses a brightly painted locker. A beautiful, well-cared for campus is another evident result of the staff's industrious efforts.