Quincy High School - Shadow Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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F. MORGAN TAYLOR English, Track Grinnell College, A. B., University of Illinois. O. D. THURBER Biology, Physiology Kansas State College, B. S. RUTH GNUSE Secretary Quincy Senior High School, MacMurray College. 1 , I , .,f, . ' i. ,V ' jfw FACU , 1 BARNEY M. THOMPSON Vocal Music Northwest Missouri State Teachers College, B. S. Ed., Central College Fayette, Missouri, Graduate in Piano, Lyceum Arts Conservatory, Chicago, Illinois, Graduate in Voice. ORVETTA WISSLER Bookkeeping University of Iowa, B. S. of Com- merce. RUTH A. WEILER Secretary to Principal University of Illinois, Gem City Business College. CHARLES W . BANGERT U - German, History, English Illinois College, A. B., University of Illinois, University of Colorado, Institute for Foreigners, Berlin, Ger- ITIHIIY.

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FACULTY J . W. KEYS History Missouri Valley College, A. B., Uni- versity of Missouri, University of Iowa, A. M. L. W. MADSEN English Kirksville State Teachers College, B. S., University of Missouri, Uni- versity of Chicago. A. M. MERCKER Mechanical Drawing Oakland City College, Indiana State Normal School, A. B., Bradley Poly- technic Institute, University of Ill- inois. PAUL E. MORRISON I Instrumental Music Illinois College, A. B., Illinois State Normal, University of Chicago, Uni- versity of Illinois. ELISABETH OAKLEY English Kellogg School of Physical Educa- tion, Beloit College, A. B. C. EMERY SALLSTROM English, Geometry, History University of Oklahoma, Knox Col- lege, B. S., University of Illinois. S. O. STORBY Economics, Physical Education, Basketball Cornell College, A. B., University of Iowa, A. M., Coaching Schools: University of Iowa, Michigan, Notre Dame, Illinois, Northwestern and Wisconsin. STELLA R. LILLY English, Publications Otterbein College, A. B., University of Chicago, University of Wisconsin. MARJORIE MCLACHLAN History University of Missouri, A. B., B. S., A. M. WESLEY W. MINEAR Biology Iowa Wesleyan, A. B. NEAL F. MYERS Civics, History Kirksville State Teachers College, B. S. IRENE RANK Art N. E. Missouri State Teachers Col- lege, B. S., University of Missouri, Art Institute of Chicago, Columbia University. ELLA SCHWAGMEYER History University of Illinois, A. B., Normal University, Columbia University. CLARE SYMONDS Geography Carthage College, Macomb Normal, Gem City Business College.

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Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. 4 -First day of school! Q. H. S. enrolls a new heavyweight in football-Jones. 14- 17 CA LE N DAR-First Semester SEPTEMBER First assembly-we hear about football. Frank Dick talks of constitution in second assembly of the year. 21-Safety speaker from Chicago Motor Club in assembly-first P. T. A. meeting, and first football game 23- 24 27 vs. Pittsfield-Quincy victorious 38-6. Blaring of trumpets, and blending of harmonious melodies-the first band concert. Mr. Morrison and all his lads and lassies. -First of our lyceum assemblies. We should know, we each contributed 15c-this one was Pahmasha and his pets. - Shadow Room won the football season ticket sale-we ate, talked, and slept football long enough to do something about it. 28-Assembly with Uldine Utley, the girl evangelist. And did some of the fellows get religious! 29-New lights on our own athletic field, and Quincy defeated the I. S. D. from Jacksonville, 14-0. OCTOBER 4-5-Senior play try outs. All future John and Ethel Barrymores make their debuts. 11-Happy days are here again-Teachers' Institute, and no school for us. 12-Blissful state of no school continues. Dorothy Behrensmeyer goes to Scholastic Press Convention in Kansas City. 19-Rev. Phillip Johnson takes us on a trip to Denmark in a gala assembly meeting. 20-Quincy shares honors with Ft. Madison in a thrilling game 6-6. 22-Assembly. A talk on China, that immortal land of chop suey. Crushers are crushed at Keokuk 7-0. 28-Dedication of the Airport with our trusty band lending valuable aid. 30-Election day! Leaders for every class chosen. NOVEMBER 2-Assembly in which an interior decorator tells us how to beautify our homes and in which a twelve year old youngster shows the maestros how to toot a saxophone. 9-Mr. Angus' room stages a pep assembly with goats n'everything. We have a memorial day program with Rev. Mensendiek speaking at 1:05. Versatile Geoffrey O'Hara entertains at 3:00. We bow tc' Rock Island in exciting game 14-0. 13-Another lyceum assembly presenting a cartoonist. 16-We achieve a great triumph by defeating the invincible Routt High team 7-0. 21-An assembly featuring cuts from the senior play. , 22-Representatives to All-State Orchestra and Illinois H. S. Press Convention leave for Urbana. 27-The Senior Class presents itslplay, Huckleberry Finn which was a great success in every way. 29-The annual Quincy-Hannibal Thanksgiving game at Hannibal with Quincy reigning supreme 13-7 . DECEMBER 3-Lyceum assembly with a magician pulling the old rabbits out of hat stuff. 7-First basketball game of season with Payson. Quincy starts out right by winning 18-16. 24-Bob Reeves named as All-State End! Good work, Bobby! 26-We gain our first victory in the Pontiac tournament by winning from Peoria Central. 29-Thornton comes here to avenge themselves and provide a thrilling game. But we win again in an overtime game 29-26. JANUARY 2-Back to school again after grand vacation. 4-Pep assembly celebrating winning of 3rd place honors at Pontiac. 16-Springfield defeats us 37-21. 22-23-Final Exams! Here's hoping! 25-Bob Reeves plays his last game for Quincy High. This is your night, Bob!