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

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It's been a very good year. Yes, from the first day to the last. You leave now with fond memories. Memories to remember. . . The excitement of the first month, when friendships were re-newed and new friends gathered. The posters, slogans, and signs signifying HOIVIECOIVIING AND CAMPAIGN WEEK together with our first big PEP rally of the year was great. Finally, the Homecoming football game when our Chief and Princess and their Court were announced. Remember the Beat Pontiac Northern Week , highlighted by our hosting the King 8: Queen from I-Iuskie Land by sharing a special pancake breakfast. To add to the excitement was the thrilling football game when we were victorious over the Huskies. lvlernories of the first school-wide Bowl-A-Thon, when each grade bowled in spirited competition for a trophy for their class. In addition you helped support the wonderful effort made by the Pontiac Boosters Club to retain all extra-curricular activities in our schools. Can you ever forget the hectic senior committee meetings when you helped in the selection of the announcements, prom, and senior trip? I will never forget those meetings. In addition to the daily academia, will you remember the importance of: Career Day at the Silverdome, the many representatives from the Colleges and Universities, the array of recruiting personnel from the various military services, the tons of grant information, and the many applications that were needed to be filled out. . . now and today! . There seemed to be so much to do in a very short period of time. In addition, most of you had, or were looking for some sort of part-time job to help defray some of the expense of the prom, senior trip, senior pictures, announcements cap 81 gowns, and yes, your class rings. How many times did you say to yourself, if I can get through this year I can do anything. Now it is time to say goodbye to our January Grads. . .the handshakes, hugs, and tears. You began to get your second wind and I could hear the halls echo with it's all down-hill from now on . Our spare time was now devoted to cheering the Fighting Chiefs on to the State finals. Whenour baseball team started to practice we all knew spring was finally here. Easter break was just around the corner, and this also meant that Senior Exams and Senior Clearance would soon be upon us. Finally, the Baldwin Pavilion. . . Could this really be ? The day had finally arrived and there I was, marching to the time honored Pomp and Circumstanceu. All the friends, relatives and people. . . my knees were shaking and I didn't know i.f I wanted to laugh or cry. I looked out from my seat on the stage and visually took a picture of each one of you. I think I saw laughing and crying. I leave you with this humble token. . . feel kindly toward everyone. Be friendly and pleasant among yourselves. Be generous and fair. Surely you are the Class of '84 YES, IT HAS BEEN A VERY GOOD YEAR. GOOD FORTUNE TO .ALL OF YOU ! Mr. Dominic Paterra 12th Grade Principal '83 - '84 , Asus-il' -M--.., ..,...... . , ,, ... an -