Pontiac Township High School - Pontio Yearbook (Pontiac, IL)

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Hello folks of the Pontxo Hour' At thls mterval of the program let us glVC you some 1dea of what we have prepared for your enjoy ment On the program we brmg the school year s record of events The 1937 and 1938 Pontxo Revue to pass before you In thls Pontlo Revue are people who have partlclpated 1n some phase of the school s act1v1t1es prommently or otherw1se dllflflg the school year Flrst of all let me Introduce the sponsors for board of educatlonj the staff of control fthe facultyj and our actors and audlence fthe students The type of programs enjoyed by our aufhence clubs drama musle sport events and get togethers wlth students and lntervlews wxtlf students who hxve xttimed scholastm honors or letters m 'athletics M, Af N I 4 0 fl ',+f, I , if ,' U D V f r ' t . ,W ,H fuv F- 'XL - my Q uf: U' 'Y' zflfb xg N f ' F- bex ylydt 'wp pt Juv' J' ,W .af ffr l -Q ,: 1 if - 4 'P X KLLEIJAJA A -I' xnfk' bb A ny: fx, I

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ffybfwfvj Jzfdfv .Maid ,aid xmfifwt ae! sloping green campus stretches be- fore our eyes and in the midst of it stands the stately high school where our station is located. The history of the school is interesting. The progress of its expansion from eight rooms to its present size all plays a part in what it is today. The record of its trials and tribulations, the stu- dents who passed through its gates of training and then traveled on to THE STATION AND GROUNDS the outside world intrigues the reader. The building has weathered through forty-four years, has seen joy and sorrow intermingled, and has looked upon enemies, lovers, and beautiful friendships within its walls. If the building could talk, what a glorious tale of human drama through the years of its existence would it unfold! Our studio will be a traveling one as our programs will be broadcasted from the various rooms in the building and too from the favorite spots on the campus. setting o our program we move further along into' the P-O-N-T-I-O Hour ........

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ffyf'kffylf iV'fjj5.f ft ZXJMJ, 4 VU jj IJJXUJJ , M, 0 x jrtji fi ji- jpffjjil 1. 'yi' My ff WQQJM iffifi My Vi wr iw M ' fi Jjyfalyfi 'iff N ' Q, 1 U f if Q fi! Uifijifii k fly, 1. L 2 V I kit 4 O-4 f Then a variety of activities enteged into by the student body are all recorded by page in our student directory. We have tried to keep up with modern trends and so for this yearly revue we have m used the modern instrument of miracles-the radio. just a click of the button, a twist of the dial and we bring over our network, a script streamlined and modern for all programs at Pontiac High chronologically broadcasted for the school year 1937 and 1938 from Pontiac's Prominent Day-time Station. Our station is on the air at eight-thirty o'c1ock each week day morning from September first through june tenth., So letting the audience itself broadcast to E-1 the audience we invite you to meet our sponsors ..... W7