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

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:1ng.Nlanyofyoui. xcellence. listed on the PIUIUE me bi' one hundfti g numb8IS will Ulflf ret lat Mansour wo: E 5 ev 1' Mr. Rod Cotter Ninth Grade Principal As I think of this past school year, a great many thoughts come to mind. I recall a myriad of examples of the Pontiac Central Senior High School Family working together, playing together, laughing together, and on occasion crying together, This has been a year of hard work and achievement. It has also been a year of fun and excitement. Most of all however, I think this has been a year to be proud of. I feel a great deal of pride when I realize that whatever the obstacles, the Pontiac Central Senior High School Family has met the challenge. During this school year, it has been my extreme pleasure to be closely associated with members ofthe Class of '89. I have been proud to wit- ness the personal growth and academic achievement of these fine young people. It is with great pride that I wish all members of the Class of '89 much success as you continue your high school experience at Pontiac Central Senior High School. As the 1985-86 school year draws to a close, I would like to extend to all graduating seniors, members of the Class of '86, my best wishes for continued success in the future. You have been the recipients of a fine education from an exceptional educational institution. It is my hope that the skills you have developed at Pontiac Central Senior High school will serve you well, and the friendships you have made will last a lifetime. In closing, it is my hope that all members of the Classes of '87, '88, and '89 continue to strive for excellence in all of your educational en- deavors at Pontiac Central Senior High School. Always remember the theme of PCHS for the 1985-86 school year: YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN REACHING FOR EXCELLENCE! I7 , s Y' ' - -'Lx-'vw -9