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

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'Bud Do1lie, does that say seven seconds or seven minutes? Alright, who threw the eraser? queries P. Ledford to fellow questions Mrs. Schroeder. art students. Extra Credit for Overtime? Alicia, forget the experiment for tonight. Take a gander Careful, Ed! Wood is cheap, but fingers are 55.95 a dozen! at the moon! croons B. Roarty.

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As food service assistant, L. Voyles is preparing for the evening meal at Evenglow Lodge. Students Train N. Nelson, a teacher's aide, tutors elementary students at Lincoln School. M. Rocke, a nursing aide at Evenglow Lodge, keeps busy follow- ing her atternoon routine. Q., Q :npr ,. ur:svs ,g zk . ,q g 1--. Y? k.siggf,,Q1 5 X' ' ,K 2 r sa? 1 A X' Q. 7 ' gait V- 4 K 77 . .Q '- is-Q 1' -1 A-It t K - ' 4. 11 3,5 .Q at fi is f-gg 1. is W gs. tl c -V . 'A f Q. ', Whig? ' ' f ss-51. 25 .Q ., M -x ,Q ,. . i::'.e,,..t. . 41-.3-jaw. W . 4... tt. ,t ,tg , l xg ri Y rlf' L r , A 7? - .fr ' - .v .gf -V Za gl .1 ' , . . 'ii ' ' Elf gs .,Iwa. ima.-331:51 is Kgff I M-iff g,g,f7?tJv'1 6 ,. f ' ,fa-gy all Z: a E 21:3 ' V I ' V- f . 1 ' - ' ff VA : , ' Z. s, vs W,,, t in A 5ii'Qi?9Clfh'gf,yLg AQ A ' . A xii.. jf jm fljs .5 I J . .ffuypigc as ' ,mf-yr vi :IW ry . we 4 I I ,V 1 gf Q ,V g 4 V f fa J fi E53 'Hfswrfnvm M, it M 23 4 .ill , V '.,, A ,,-,L 1 .- M L-,,, Q ' .. ' .- ',,,' tl ' .. I.'., ,, 'N., fs he ,,,, . X i age L Q ' it . .ff. ff' si. . -in W 535: A 25 ' , Mft , V .b ,V 1 A- .. 23.1 iswt lssf. s - 5 'nl f L 2 e,t We V fb : ' '- 4 L H r -at X Q Q' 1. L.. gag ifibislrxiz , i - 'fs .'5f74?f' 1 :Q ,M L7 WW ,Y f-I, .Q 1 74 - t,, an , , .-H i ' if fm., 'ff-.rg t fb -. e 'H ' 'V f tfi To prepare for oncoming customers, stock clerk L. Corban restocks the shelves at Eisners. for Future Work Working at local establishments, students combined class study and Work experience in an occupational credit program. As program coordinator, Mr. Olson arranged their Working schedules to coordinate with class schedules. Giving the students an opportunity to Work two to three hours a day, the program pro- vided training and exposure toward their future voca- tional goals. Grocery clerk R. Fogle gives service with a smile at Young's IGA.