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

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BO RD OF EDUCATIO W0l'klng to plan Olll' fllllll'6 are L to R Sec Shepherl T mbaugh Donnell Pre Th mp n Harding W lf Prm Wats n The B03ld of Education operates on the plnlosophy that the school CXlStb f0l the prlmaly purpose of tldllllllg youth Then first concern lb the employment and attamment of well tlalned and competent teachels They ale mtelested 111 a well rounded pxoglam whlch teaches underlylng and b3SlC pllHClplCS of good cltlzenshlp The secondaly 1nte1 est of 0u1 Board of Educatlon ns an adequate physlcal plant to set the adopted program ln operatlon Closely related to the physlcal plant IS an adequate quantlty of teachlng alds laboratory equlp ment and educatlonal supplles Each membel of the Boald devotes many houls of txme and W01k on the numerous problems whlch arlse durlng the school year They ale to be congratulated for the fine job they are dolng

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OFFICE Mr lllllSf'lI Mrs WeQtall H1155 Troy ll ulty and Qtudent f-ee 1 I Omce er' '6Please, 111 is I l1.11e cl pas-9 I would lllxe to blgll fOI the bum lldC to tl1e game ue two of the f11111l1a1 1equests befud 111 the olbce The olfiee ls NNllll0lll. 1 doubt 0118 of the lJllblCSI 1001113 111 lllgll Qebool Mba T1oV and M1 Hlbscb ne ltept busy l6t0ltl 1 lll0l1 0Il'lC1 dllll6S lIlCllltllllg Idlxlllo' cbnge of tl1e f1o11t ollue lVl1s Westdll, who 1 Aswlsllllf Pllllt lpll cbemlw 011 those ubo 11e absent OI tfudy 'Idlilllg d1etat1o11 and ty plllg lettelb fo1 M1 Watso11 .ue Mus 'l1oy s addltlonal dutles M13 Hllhtll 1NbllCN Qtudent pasbeb fyellow 01 plnlt to I31dY students, plus many OIl1C1 jobb much as tx plllg tenth vslncb .ue Q0 dedxly beloved by all btudents Some of tl1e detmonb 111 ide tlnougb the ofliee beem 'IIIOII thf tlCtlblOllS new usullly llglll BBIIIO' cllled to tl1e ollue 111111 not be sumb 1 pleulnt feelnlg but lflel all wb It would IYIHS do HlIl10llI lts oll1te7 'Q--1, Gettmg reaclv to fllSll'lllllt0 11 cw tl are fleftl Mr W1 tall rn 1 llllfl 1 if 1 1 1 l S. l 1 . . I ' F1 ' ' - , 5 - . ASSE . Prlll. s , ,, H . . . . . . . . ' 9, . w 9 . . . ' W ' . . . . ' . l ' 7 ' ' .If ' ' . , 'Q ,' C .' . v J S . ' , - . 'y ' 'Q' ' h ' 's. ' z ' ' if ' - S ' 1 , ' ' 1 ing grades, issuing passes, keeping iill6llCl3.llt'l , and out of reason to students. After considering the situ- .R ,' S . ' L, ' I ' . -' b : 2. C ' 3 i',' A. . ., X. 2 .' 0 ' D it ' it . V J' ' 's 1 1 , 'j , S ' 1 ala ' fs. f I 1' I 1 it 92 ' ' ' ' gran 1 ur Q S. ,111,,'1'1,,11QS. '1g1.