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

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Zehr has 215 minutes to phone home and still get to class- . . . please hang up and clial again. This has been a recorded announce- ment. Teenage Dances at the Moose are becoming more popular and so, it seems, are chaper- I ones as Shifflet cuts in on Pieper and his mother. Mr. Hibsch reassnrcs Karen e -I G - Roeber that Denmark is still f there as Peterson and Bres- ner appear to agree. Af rf If . H 1 Exchange student Karen Roeber exhibits to Mr. Stamps cans a fifteen-footer to help the Pontiac Hayes and Mr. Gnagey the class ring given to her cause as Thompson aids with a bit of mental by the Lions Club. telepathy- 2'l

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- .niif Female seniority prevails, a fact displayed by senior girls who have captured front row seats at the year's first assembly. Potter and Chandler seem to be trying to ease the tension of Miss Pearre fon slagej, our able Student Council president, who gave the Welcome. junior Class rin s are the a arent reason for con , 5 PP ' ference between Sheehy and Campagna as they ap- pear to be scrutinizing their novel possessions for isolated scratches. Your Pontio staff decided, in a erratic moment, to test the sense of'hunior of the faculty women by publishing the above. Can you guess the identity of these legs? Whirlwind of Clcisses cmd Activities I .111 Only two events could make seniors come to the study hall after school-the distribution of grades or Chiefs , Smiles prove it's Chiefs today. Miss Hesterberg, Home Ec. teacher, shows Stu- dent Teacher Miss Kock the proper way to position an instant supper on an electric can opener. Incidentally, the beans cost the Pontio staff 15 cents and il quick trip to the grocery store-all for a joke.

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Psychology class is a big help in llllKlCl'Sl2lllllillg people and learning how to cope with them. but these students can't figure Ollt Mr. Harding. It seems like hc's ztlwuys asking ahsttrtl questions or giving tests with questions that tlon't have 2ll'lSH'Cl'S like non' for instance. D I Z' U., Agriculturc instructor Mr. Murray points out to Cscluvemltttet' that statistics prove you have to plant corn hcfore you can pick it. Lihrztrian office monitors have tlouhlu tluty as library workers and office monitors. 22 I is ,J 1 l fin LLL A 1' Birthday parties get wiltler as youngsters grow older, and Woll is prepared for El rcnl blast tonight. Through Thick ctnd Through Thin We Monctge to Grin A I! Report card time is never zt cclehratecl occasion, judging from the long faces of these seniors. This time isn't any tliffcrent. For some students this is an ini- portztnt crisis which might nteztn an early curfew or the cliffcrenet' between riding and walking.