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

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Promote Efficiency Prospective teachers must be mtervnewecl and hlred to keep the educational system run mng smoothly As curnculums expand tax dol lars need to be carefully appropriated and used to the greatest possible advantage Under the dlrectuon of Supermtendent Dr Dana P Whutmer a fme system of learning has been provided and Pontiac advances Central stands as brick evidence of a success ful program coordinated through the guld ance, training and experience of the city administration Q., Q'-to is , M554 'S x,!' ' I X , s -' X i 17 4--4... 'W' .Air f A -4.4- 1-,f nv Dr Otto Hufznger assistant superintendent plays an Important part IN the business of Pontnacs public schools A busy assistant superintendent, Dr. Philip Proud handles personnel. and public relations for Pontiac schools

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into-nun 1 or City Administrators i Q:-Q l Once school policies have been decided upon, they must be carried out with care. For this purpose, the school system's city adminis- tration exists. Equipping schools with the best textbooks available and modern educational facilities re- quired the efforts of a full time staff. This year audio-visual equipment has been installed in various schools to create language labora- tories. Music and physical education programs . have constantly been modernized. . . rf., . f-gffpif f , i 5 L. .Q,sggmg.,,- - QL ,af ff-4 5.1- 7. .?:fff2i5,,.- , ,iffy , .f,,n'71,,1fgr..v 4 ,..:vZ. 1 .,.-Lf, ?g.,- gil, Y I ' ,14..,w4-' - The programs of all public schools in the Pontiac area are co- ordinated by Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, superintendent of schools. l 1 6 3 .,: tl 1 5 V L. if The coordinatin of school programs throughout maintain th a city becomes a full time iob for Dr. Otto Hufzinger, of Education. Dr. Dana P. Whitmer, and Dr. Philip Proud as they e smooth operation of Pontiac's Board I4

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F J an y -et 5'S.-enliv' me wr. Ill Even with his busy schedule, principal Francis Staley finds time for students and helps Alice Reiter check over her credits for graduation. 'I6 Francis Staley, Principal Administration Although schedules are busy, each of Cen tral's administrators is always willing to aid parents, teachers, or students The main office, as the core of PCHS ad- ministration, presents a welcoming face to l al. The principal and assistant keep the at- mosphere of the office one of friendliness and daily efficiency. The attendance office hums to a constant y hours are spent checking at- tendance. Counseling is another important phase of administration, as smiling faces and understanding hearts guide Centralites care- fully through three years of high school. Through the enthusiasm and energy of Central's administrative heads, PCHS has become the educational institution of which I amost two thousand students are proud. iUl'16 CIS ITIQI1