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

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T23 - ul 223--,., Jimi. Q Nl... ,M ,- 2'- elw Q,-..,. J let: -ds U ,M rded dig mt -- 601155 f 3 Sli.- we loci 1: apprscs icTUf'4 Et, llir. X Located in the heart of our school, the PCHS library is the nucleus of all edu- cational activity providing food and fire for the mind. Here students find an at- mosphere well suited for concentrated study, research, and enjoyment. With concern for scientific advance- ments, developing areas of the world, and our own cultural heritage, the li- brary is constantly purchasing new books, pamphlets, and film strips. Li- brarians Doris Haynes and Helen La- pisch attempt to inform all students about our rapidly changing world. Books - The Trcasurcd Wealth of PCI-I Haynes, Doris Lapisch, Helen For sophomores, juniors, or seniors on business, vocational, or college Curriculums, before, during, or after school, the PCHS library is a storehouse of infon-nation. Helping to unfold a fascinating world are librarians Doris Haynes and Helen Lapisch. This useful tool has many purposes Foremost, it teaches one where and how to do research work thus molding him into an educated person.

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ETH - I ff W N A small window leads the wa t b' by attendance staff members. y o a ig job done each day '61 A Jacqueline Reene checks and rechecks bookstore profits. This familiar scene was viewed each day as students a r h pp oac ed the bookstore window. As our eyes follow the duties per- formed by Central's secretaries in the main office, attendance office and music and vocational departments, we are amazed at their variety. Amid the sounds of confusion in Cen- tral's main office, routine typing, filing, business transactions, and college appli- cation processing were steadily enacted. The capable hands and minds of the secretaries managed the bookstore, rent- ed musical instruments, recorded daily attendance, issued work permits, and assisted in adult education courses. As the clock-like work of a school ticked off at an even pace we look to Central's many secretaries in apprecia- tion for a job well done. Friendl Efficiency Meets Every Need A school bell rings, the students pour forth, and PCHS runs smoothly. Secretaries in the main office, vocational build- ing, attendance office, music department, and credit union perform their duties with competency. As Pat Herzog greets students and teachers who need the office's help or information, Charlotte Herzog and Hazel Weils type out' correspondences, Betty Pillow checks over senior pictures. X 'bird 1 Fu, , or to P0115 ln un 1

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Best, Elise Beyer, Kurt Brown, Kenneth Dearing, Harold Hayner, Lewis Hubacker, Gretchen jackson, Marla jackson, Maxine Kreitmeyer, Thomas Lapisch, Helen Elizabeth MacDonald stresses oral English In actnon as a student gnves a book report.