Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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Beginning top row. left to right: Gwendolyn Saffoxd Glad3'S MHTCKIIBFI UKinP. 'lGlsdie French Club '18 Athletics '27-'28 Chorus and Chorus and Glee Club C1122 Club Operetta '28 Evelyn Kesson Bubbles Treasurer '28 Ch -rus and Glee Club Operetta '27 French Club Literary Editor Oriole 'ZB Bernice Sattler U Sally President '28 Secretary '27 Ass't. Editor of Oriole '28 High School Editor '28 Pres. French Club '28 Operetra '27 Chorus and Glee Club Maybvlle Taylor Ruth Wilsolx Hurry Van Nasdale Mary Esther Trenary Erma Tools Tim Polly Ass't. Joke E:d, V' ,p ' fG1 e Oueretta 'ZB Chorus and of Orwle 25 lceClx:li '38 e Class Harmonicist Glev Club Latin Club '27-'28 Chorus and Operetts 'Lb Chorus and Glee Club Glee Club Operena '27 Page 15

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Beginning. top row, Eva Gallop Treasurer '27 Music Ed of'Oriole '28 Librarian ' 27-'28 Chorus and Glee Club French Club'27-' Operetta '27-'28 Eeber 28 left to right: Clarence Hildebrand Donald Gould Robert Hendrick Genevieve Kesson Gladys Globensky Ernest Knirk Jim Don Bob Jennie Elise Red Athletic Editor '28 Ass't. Manager French Club '27-'28 Ass't. Joke Ed. '28 President '27 Vice-Pres. '27-'28 Athletics of Oriole 25 A55 f- MUSIC Ed- Chorus and Adv. Manager Ass't Oriole '26-'27-'28 Chorus and Cheer Leader Glee Club of Oriole '28 Editor '27 Chorus and Glee Club '27-'28 Sec. oi:Athletic Oriole Editor -Z8 Glee Club Operetta '27-'28 Orchestra Chgisllaggr Baseball Mal.. '28 Cperetta '27-'28 Class Sec. '28 Chorus and '26-'2-7,78 Football and -l-mek Track Mgr. '27 0126 Club Chorus and Declumatory '26-'8 Football '28 Glee Club Chorus and Page 14 Oneretta '28 French Club '27 Glen Club Operetta '26-'27

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- ' T1-112 012101.52 sf President's Address ln behalf of the class of l928 it becomes my duty to bestow upon the juniors this token of honorg the cane to success, prosperity, and happiness. It is with the greatest pleasure that l accept this duty to which due justice can hardly be given. For one year we have cherished this token without which our struggles would have been in vain. The difficult task which it lightened for us and the numerous ideas which it revealed to us we shall never hope to recall. As time is fleeting We can but here call attention to the untold abundance of brightness with which it has filled our Senior year. We bid you Juniors to consult it in time of doubt or difficulty. Learn to trust its unerring reply which is for your own welfare and that of your fellowmen. Make it your personal duty to apply this talisman to all your unconquerable difficulties and unbear- able burdens and you have our assurance that, this done on your part, the solution, clear and simple, shall lie exposed to view. Not far hence is the time when you shall take our place and not until then shall you see, more clearly than words can express, how this friend never failing shall play a part in your future career. But when this time will have come we trust that you will fill the vacancy made by us in such a manner that no fault or Haw can ever be detected. We have set a standard, Juniors, that is not easily attained. Yet we know that you have the ability to leach this standard both morally and intellectually and urge you to exert yourselves to the utmost of your ability and to take every possible advantage and assure you that the results will be none but satisfactory. it is with the greatest sorrow that we part with this token: the lone star which has guided us through difficulties inconceivable, the assistant which has lightened our burdens unbearable, but dear juniors, we think not first of ourselves and our own welfare but of you and yours. ln accordance therewith take this cane and- ln years to come, when memory leads To bygone days, heroic deeds, Your souls turn back with thought of yore To bliss once yours, but nevermoreg Then, ah, then may you plainly see How useless the struggles of life would be Without this leader, this guide and friend, With always a helping hand to lend. May it awaken the spirit which within you lies, And help you to the topmost round to arise, Guide your footsteps, soothe your fears, Lengthen life's journey, lesson life's tears. May you at awakening on the morrow know no evil pain or sorrow, But rejoice to find your name a permanent place in the Hall of Fame. Bernice Sattler RESPONSE BY JUNIOR PRESIDENT ln behalf of the Class of l929, we accept with great pleasure this cane, which as you have just said is an emblem of success, prosperity and happiness, to the members of H. S. l can assure you that we will regard it with the greatest of care and shall never cease in our struggle to uphold the principle for which it stands. Many hundred pupils, backed by a strong hand and guided by a thoughtful mother have passed from this High School out into the broad world, having learned how to work for their own and others' advan- tages. As we glance over the records we find that they were endowed with the teaching of success, pros- perity and happiness. Probably some of the more important topics were brought home to them at this ceremony as they were to us, the Class of 29. We thank you for the honor of accepting this emblem from so worthy a class as you have proven to be. May you all be as successful in the problems of life as you have been in High School. Next year we shall do all within our power to set a suitable example for all under-classmates. Thus enabling us to hand this untarnished cane on to our successors with even more pride than you have done so. Again we thank you and we shall prove to you that your trust bestowed in us is well founded. Nlearl Kunkler I 4' '- .13 x 1111 1 Q 2 5 lily