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

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gn-v , OUR PRINCIPAL FRANCIS W STALEY

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-FACILITIES f 2 2 WILLIAM H. ANDERSON THE REV. J. ALLEN PARKE ,W si1iIIl..LL.I..','1.!...filIITii ' --f- - i O BETTER EDUCATION ' 4 , 1 i Lili 2, DR. PHILLIP PROUD relaxes to put MISS MONA DONNELY at ease during a MRS ELSIE MIHAI-EK recent interview. 6 . , , . 5 Whitmerp Griffin Combine I Skills To Set Policy. Good educational policies point out the paths to good education. Because of this, the Board of Education is constantly mind- ful of its most important responsibility: estab- lishing the policies which affect all pupils as well as teachers and other school employ- ees. The board, presided over by Mr. Glenn E. Griflin, carefully Studies each policy in order that it may bring the best education pgssible to the people of Pontiac. WM., uf A and R DR, OTTO HUFZIGER proudly shows the beginning con- ll struction of the new PONTIAC NORTHERN HIGH SCHOOL.

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ADMINISTRATORS KEEP 'TRIBE' IN HAND. To the casual observer, Pontiac Central High School is a mixture of pep rallies, thrilling football games, examinations, radio workshop broadcasts, plays, concerts, clubs, and a sprawling red brick building that just grew and grew with the city. This same observer cannot fail to realize that this vibrantly alive school is one of the largest and one of the finest schools in Michigan, that it houses twenty-two hundred students and one- hundred-fifteen administrators and teachers and that it has a curriculum designed to meet the educational and vocational needs of Pontiac's youth. Behind all of this is a staff of diligent assistants, department heads, teachers, counselors, maintenance men and dieticians, all headed by our principal, Francis W. Staley. On these pages we would like to introduce you to the people who are responsible for our school. Theirs is a never ending task that does not begin with autumn or the first day of school, but lasts all year long. ...J-...J W i aft.. , l' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, C. T. FORSMAN, can be found every morning making announcements over the P. A. system. WC M W., Y' ,ls Seeming to enioy his communicative position, PRINCIPAL WILLIAM LACY, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, is always ready to lend 0 FRANCIS W. STALEY coordinates the efforts of the entire helping hand to all students who have problems to be solved. administrative staff.