Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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' THE ORIOLE Tm Freshman Class History President ..... . . .Charles Parkinson Vice President . . . . . .Maxine Wilcox Secretary ..... . . .Harry McConnell Treasurer ............ ..... . . .......... ........ V iva Weatherwax What made the United States great? Natural wealth? Undoubtedly a great factor, but the real reason can be expressed in one word-PEOPLE. The people of the United States represent the best of all the world. The American spirit has taken the best qualities from each division and united them into one great class of people, the American citi- zen, and nowhere in this great country are there persons of greater possibilities than those manifest in the Freshman Classes. True, we are called Freshies, Green, and other endearing names, but that is only natural, for as yet we have done little to distinguish ourselves or our school. But just wait! We've a long stretch ahead of us, and by keeping our eyes and ears open and profiiting by the mistakes of the upper classes, we hope to avoid many of the pitfalls that preceding classes have blundered into. I 7 .-3 5 ill? 1 Q 2 5 h y

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Freshman Class Front row, left Lo right Harry Nlcconnell, Dessie Knisely, Dorothy Stockwell, Willeta George, Maxiiie Wilcox, Viva Wveatherwax Edith Shumway, Louise Cascarelly Second row Harley Groesbeck, Florence Shumaker, Cora Turrell, Pauline Gottschallc. Flossie Smith. Loraine Quigley, Claucl Bennett Third row Preston Trenary. Advisor Miss Ball, Charles Parkinson, Mildred Streeter, Mildred Nloore, Francis Callap, lVlelvin Hillman Back row Arthur Donbroclc, Tom Robinson, R. D. Shore. Rolland Greene, Bernice Kesson, Doris Dexter, Lawrence Stout, Emil Sweet, Carman lVlcNitt. Clark Boley, Cleo Esterline Page 30

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