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

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7l7lT,, .. ' -1'wiY'Ii'Q..'.' '2!IJ 'J 'a '3'Pi V :Ji Plans are cultivated to harvest J ,,,. T-, , , L T X 1 J, o Q ,, or G f.. Qu. H-:N Nearing the band practice rooms, a definife beal is apparent as lhe musi ' c grows louder. Pete Pierce, Ed Olmsfead, Marfin The Tomahawk sfoff consisls of firsf row: K. Crawford V. Vandergriff, N. Ward, L. Leonard, and E. Morris. Second row: J. Belanger, J. Anderson, D. Rafe, C Everling, M, Riffer, F. Killian, L. Pimloll and G. Pearce Third row: J. Bos, S. Carringer, J. Shepherd, D. Camer- on, H. Groves, S. Bradshaw and D. Taylor. Granger, and Ron Johnson are in a serious mood as fhey sfrive for perfecf sound. IPP-,- S tai

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-fig ilk All 'I- .EPP- Sludenf Union co-chairman Roger Shaw and sfaff member Ann Mason are inierrupied from iheir paper work io answer quesiions concerning this year's policy for Carol Dudas. l 5 ,,,,, . f ' +1 5 ff-fifzg l , 'SGT MW' MM 2 2 Z 2 ,fr ,127 ,-4- A' 'nfl' Mark Papazian, Donald McMillen, linda Foughi and Mike Whife fully appreciate fhe value of the new sign board ereded af PCHS fhis year. The board, cosiing close fo a ioial of Sl,700, including the leffers of 51.25 apiece, was paid for by ihe slu- denf council with magazine money raised in the pas? year. j 9

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L. N-. 1 The Mulhlifh duplicafing machine, used in priniing leffer- heads and bulletins is par! of the modern photo off-se? process lnsfruclor Ted Carlson shows examples of fhe work produced by the machine fo Al Galbraiih. As homecoming swilfly ap- proaches, David Muxworlhy, homecoming publiciiy commit- iee advisor, finds himself in lively debafe over adverfising procedures wifh Tomahawk copy-editor Carol .lo Godo- shian. O O An-ag