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

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J4 ftp ere I5 un, un erm orce Q3 '5'.5' Mrs I-Ilbsch Mrs Westall Mlss Troy Faculty and Student ec ASSISI Prnnclpal Orme Scc Oh I vsouldn t do 1 thmg lrke that, I had to go to Mr Knpfcr s room for fl mm utc, or I was ln thc lnbrary fourth hour arc phrases Mrs Htbsch hc 1rs duly xxhcn students arc called mto our office Some lucky klds comc out with SI1IllC.J on thcxr faces, but other lcss fortunate souls earn the pleasurc 1 9 of 1 tenth hour SLIPCIVISCCI by Mrs Westall, our assxstant prlncnpal Besrdes spendmg many hours recordmg attendance, 1ssumg passes, and takmg chargc of the front office Mrs Hlbsch types and duplrcates ill t sts for the teachers At the end of the stx weeks period, 1f one should go to the office to use the telc phone, one would find both Mrs Hrbsch and Mrss Troy busy makmg out sur weeks grade sl1ps and recordmg the grades on the permanent record cards Both offxce sccrc tarles typed the requ1red materlal for Coll ge Day, the dental x ray untt, and for thc scctlonal speech contest Spectators at the Ho11day Tournament benehted from Mxss Troy s tnme spcnt as the tourney secretary nn gettmg ready for the event and thcn worktng at all sesstons rn thc tourney ofhce She really dxd a swell job' Have you cver wondcrcd hovt collegcs and bus1nessmen seem to know all about you, your grades, your act1v1t1cs, and the numbcr of days you mrssed school' Well Mnss Tro 1 takcs c 1rc of that shc rs frequcntly busy typmg transcrnpts Mxss Troy manages her own lnttlc bank m thc office, too All clubs, classes, and other orgamzatxons deposft thelr money wlth her Plus all the tasks already mentloned Mxss Troy s mayor dut1es are to take drctatxon and type lettcrs for Mr Wlt son and record the weekly athletxc el1g1b1l1ty lf1fOI'I'D21IlOI1 Although at some tlme or other maybe after weve recerved a tenth per1od vte feel we could easlly do w1thout that office but after we srmmer down vue reahzc we really couldn t get along vuthout them lugh'J test papers 4 C. W' , ' .-,s1f 'N I 1 I I I A.. Y .. , - - ,, .. - . - , I L 7 L . 1 c ' ,, 1. I 2 I ,, I ' gl I . 7 A ' 4. 4 1. . c n . u n - ' ' ' I - N . , , - . .- , - s s f I 1 1 1 ' I . L . . i . . L l V. K L K h O . ' 4 I ' 2 C X . . . . - . r Y 7 . . 5 K 1 2- . . . 2 Y , - . L x 1 - ' . . . , . . . N I I ,I 1 K ' A A . I . . C s .x I y - sf- . y J , . wi . 1 , . U I . , . . . . , 1 L - . , . . 7 ' - ez - n ' v , I , 1 , V- OFFICE MONITOR Overmier completes mission. Casson, Shay, and Acklin report ro Mrsl Hibsch and Miss Troy. Otiicc Secretnrxes assemble

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0,0 l'Yl6ll'l on OMI' jofem QL MR A C WATSON Prmclpal Schools attended Umversrty of Ill1no1s B S and M S Summer session attendance Umversxty of Colorado Extra currrcular actxvmes Advxser to Student Councll Sensor Class Holxday Tournament Man ager Wlth smcerrty and prnde we mtroduce our frrendly pr1nc1pal, Mr Watson We observe h1m rn classrooms, at athletlc events, at parttes and dances, busy and mterested rn mamtarnmg a progressrve school of hlgh ratmg Durmg h1s four years at PTH S hrs gurdance and counsel, wlth a touch of 1nd1v1dual1ty, commands the respect of all students We gratefully acknowledge Mr Watson s many servrces to us as he meets the educatlonal demands of today and buxlds for the Ponnac Townshnp Hngh of tomorrow : ' ' ' ' , . . . .g , 5 ' - , . An unperturbed referee Thus mornmgs program

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College Day ence, meente, moe, w ere alta!! .9 J 7 Wfhat are the requrrements for entrance? Is thrs l lege vsrdely recognlzecl' What are the chances for '1 scholar shrp' These were typrcal questrons students asked the repre sentatrves on PTHS College Day February l7 PTHS Sennors and jumors were hosts to the upper class men from Saunemrn Farrbury Cullom Odell Long Pomt Ashltum Clnfton Umt Forrest Wlng Strfwun Unrt Cornell and Flanagan Representatrves from 49 schools came to drscuss vuth the students subjects such as turtron l1v1ng expenses lrvmg quar ters type of currreulum and jobs to be held by students Th1S group of men and xx omen represented Colleges and Unrversr tres Trade and Busrness Schools and Nurses Tramm Instr tutnons Colleges and Umversrtres repre ented were Belort College Bradley Umversrty Carthage College De Pauw Umversrtv Eureka Colle e Greenvrlle College lllmors College Illrnols State Normal Umversrty lllrnoxs Wesleyan Unrversrty Indmm Unrversxty Knox College Lake Forest College Lmeoln Col lege Lmdenvxoocl College Mae Murray College for Women Marquette Unrversrty Monmouth College Notre Dame Um versrty Rosary College Shurtleii' College College of St Franc1s St Marys College Umversrty of Chrcago UHIYCISIIY of lll1 nors Washrngton Untversrty Stephens College Trade and Busrness Schools represented were Brovsn s Busmess College De Forests Trarnmg School Inc Gallagher Busrness College Illrnors Instrtute of Technology Latm Amen mn Instrtute Nurses Tramrng Instrtutrons represented were Brolvm Hosprtal Methodrst Hosprtal School of Nursmg Mennonrte Hosprtal Passavant Memorral Hosprtal Presbyterran Hospntal St Francrs Hosprtal Cjolret Illrnorsj St Francls Hosprtal fPeor1a Illmoxsb St Josephs Hosprtal fBloom1ngton Ilh norsj St Josephs Hosprtal fjolrer Illrnoxsj Srlver Cross Hospxtal I S N U nsp res future teachers P nt .1 l ys hear about the L ct I C. llc e enthu zu ts rete xc tl e .1 Ponuac students call out I rn here o o foe 11 u - P . LO' - - -H 1. V 1 C C - . ,,, . . Y ' - A . h 4 1. , . . Q . Y I -T - t . 2 1 ' 1 ' 1 y ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' - . . 4 I - . V- I . A 1 4 1 1 ' 1 C YC u . . V. 4 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 7 - .L . Q , . . U . 1 4 1 5 ' L . 1 . -A X AS Y : l yi, a ' , c 1. ' A7 , L ' I, 4 af .Us sa ' y ' ' ' ' f D 1 1 1 , . . . K L , C , 1 C . . AY! ' . i i 1 1 ' 1 sy I A y Y, 1 7 Y 7 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 , . . . . . . 7 Q ' 1 7 . . . . , 1 1 - ' Y v - 1 . , . . 4 1 1 -1 . . . . A . .- 1 1 if n , . . . . V . ' V u C . . . Q . . A 1 1 7 1 7 n , , p 1 . . . , . . . 1 1 - 1 ' . , . . . . . 1 - 1 1 . . . .l l . o i'c 111' ' '.1' . lo nu Sis 'X-i instruttionsIor Vd' , .