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

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'i:.e.? Executive Branch Directs and Guides Comprising the executive branch of Pontiac's expanding school system are the city administrators. A survey made each year helps the administrators to determine school needs in relation to enrollment in- creases. Upon establishing a yardstick for quality, educational standards are decided on and then encouraged. A growing school system's needs are met as the administrators carefully inter- view and hire prospective teachers. Central continues to benefit from the efforts of this staff. New electrical wir- ing has given safe eyes to the school, the rewiring of the P.A. system has re- sulted in improved sound, and the re- placement of wires in the intercom sys- tem has furnished better communication within the buildings. f Q. ui- - A ,gawk 1 ' F J- ia ' r 1' i.t'i iii, - Otto Hufzinger William Lacy Phillip Proud Dana Whitmer

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' 1 Lewis Crew I rw ! 12 .r I E' 1 I L -'P' Richard Fell Dana P. Whitmer and other on having had a progressiv William H. Anderson congratulate each e year in education. I 1 I r Before tackling his duties as Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Philip Proud goes over the day's agenda. vial Seated around the table Pontiac s Board of Educa tion members exchan e ' ' g views and information. OIL

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