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

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'-if.. ll' se limi.. 1.,,'n,, -V I., iq I., vi . I 1 nf '1'VI1ru'r1unun . t-..: N' z Q. mmf ., 1'.,4.a-Heuer 1 i I A 9 5 A t fiY ' ' 4 irri- l l Creating the final touches for the h m ' d o ecoming ance are Donna committee m Darrow and Chris Fitzgerald. As dance time draws a th embers hurry to finish a mobile, the center of home- ne r e coming dance decorations. i A canoe is built as the puzzling questions of Gary Coin and Stephanie Harden- burg are considered by float co-chairman Mike White. I2 ff l '1wTf l'Tf- 1 ifj l 4 I I ' 1' ' ' 'W Q ', f ,rn 1 fl--'

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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

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Hands turn ideas into realities Floats, cheers, and symbols of Central fill the stadium. Homecoming is here! The chill of the October wind disappears as shouts of en- thusiasm warm the crowd. Cheers dwindle to anticipation and nothing but the patient whis- per of the wind remains. Then silence. The half-time ceremonies begin, our Princess and Chief triumphantly appear. Jvfff if, It is discovered by the float committee that hard work and following the leadership of co-chairman Judy Hillman get the fob done, as the Preparations for the PCHS fail festival, Anleneeban, are under flnlslflng l0UCl e5 UN? PU' OH me homecoming masielplece- way as Tom Damron, Mr. Kaiser, Mr. Lowery, Mr. Healy, Ken Goff Stephanie Hurdenburg, Pam Griffin, and Sharon Brad- shaw work to achieve perfection.