Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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QRUMSEY, EVELYN: Easy-going, entertaining ef- fectual Evie - Class Poem: Honors Assembly. WSTODDARD, JACK: Jocund, jerky, jolly Jack - 2 yrs. Fair Committee: J-Hop: Giftatory: 2 yrs. Football: 1 yr. Baseball: 2 yrs. F.F.A.: 1 yr. Track. 'SARBER, MARILYN: Magnanimous, mirthful, mannerly Marilyn -- Year Book: 1 yr. Oriole: 2 yrs. Y-Teens: 1 yr. Y-Teen Representative: 2 yrs. Home Ee. Club: Class Poem Committee: Giftatory: J-Hop: 1 yr. Cheerleading: 1 yr. Board of Directors' Sr. Edition of Oriole' Financial Committee. , , WSULLIVAN, WILLIAM: Blushing, benignant, bru- nette Bill - J-Hop: Prophesy. SEBRING, RUSSELL: Robust, rangy, romantic Russ -4 yrs. Basketball: 3 yrs. Football: Prophesy: 1 yr. Baseball: 2 yrs. F.F.A.: Jr. Play: Year Book: Memorial Committee. WTHOMAS, DOROTHY: Delightful, delicious, de- lovable Dot - 2 yrs. Home Ec. Club: 1 yr. Home Ec. Rep.: 1 yr. Board of Directors: 1 yr. Board of Directors Sec.: Year Book: 2 yrs. Fair Corn- mittee: 2 yrs. Oriole: J-Hop: 1 yr. Cheerleading: Jr. Play: Class History Committee: Senior Trip Committee: Variety Show: 1 yr. Glee Club: State Reporter for Home Ec. Club: Class Reporter. STEMEN, KEITH: Krazy, kunning, kute Keith - 1 yr. Band: J-Hop: 4 yrs. F.F.A.: Jr. Play: Fresh- man Reception: 1 yr. Glee Club: 2 yrs. Basket- ball: 1 yr. Track: Class Will Committee. TORREY, JOYCE: Jovial, jubilant, jolly Joy - 2 yrs. Glee Club: J-Hop: 4 yrs. Home Ec. Club: 2 yrs. Fair Committee: Giftatory: 1 yr. Y-Teens.

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LOVEBERRY, JOAN: Jovial, jubilant, just Joanie -4 yrs. Home Ec. Club, 1 yr. Home Ec. Club Secretary, 1 yr. Glee Club, J-Hop, 2 yrs. Y- Teens, Prophesy, 1 yr. Board of Directors, 1 yr. Class Reporter, Honors Assembly, 1 yr. Girls' Noon Committee, 1 yr. Class Vice-President. NORMANDIN, JOSEPH: Jocular, jubilant, jocund Joe - 4 yrs. Basketball, 1 yr. Basketball Cap- tain, 3 yrs. Football, 2 yrs. Track, Prophesy, Freshman Reception, 2 yrs. Baseball, Jr. Play, Year Book, 1 yr. Band, 1 yr. Glee Club. MCCURLEY, ROLLIN: Respected, reliable, resolved Rolly - 4 yrs. F.F.A., 1 yr. F.F.A. Treasurer, 4 yrs. Basketball, Class History Committee. PIERSON, WILLIAM: Bashful, beneficient, blush- ing Billie - 4 yrs. F.F.A., 2 yrs. Fair Committee. MILLER, JAMES: Jesting, jovial, jaunty Jim - 1 yr. Baseball, 2 yrs. Basketball, 3 yrs. Track, 4 yrs. Football, Prophesy, Freshman Reception, 1 yr. Athletic Committee, 1 yr. Board of Directors, Glee Club, 4 yrs. F.F.A., 1 yr. F.F.A. Reporter, 1 yr. F.F.A. Vice-President, Year Book, 4 yrs. Fair Committee. POLHAMUS, JOAN: Jaunty, jolting, jocose Jo - 4 yrs. Basketball, 4 yrs. Home Ec. Club, 1 yr. Home Ec. Club President, 4 yrs. Band, J-Hop, Freshman Reception, 1 yr. Board of Directors, Prophesy, Memorial Committee. 5 MORRISON, VIRGINIA: Variable, Valiant, viva- cious Virginia - 2 yrs. Basketball, 1 yr. Basket- ball Captaing 1 yr. Oriole, J-Hop, Year Book, Class Song Committee. REICHARD, VIVIAN: Valuable, valid, versatile Viv - 4 yrs. Home Ec. Club, 4 yrs. Oriole, 1 yr. Editor of Oriole, 2 yrs. Glee Club, 1 yr. Class Secretary, Year Book, J-Hop, Jr. Play, Sr. Play Committee, Senior Edition of Oriole, Financial Committee, D.A.R. Girl.

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Clay Dear fellow students who will follow us out of Quincy High school, you will know the Senior class as the most behaved and co-operative class in the school. Most of us started our school days together and will end them together. We will always re- member the last four years as the happiest days of our lives. In the year of September 1943, we started our first days as Freshmen. The first job that we com- pleted was to elect our class officers. They were: President, Bob King, vice president, Loyal Hut- chins, secretary, Elinor Parrish, treasurer, Jim Barnes, reporter, Edwin Adams, representative on the Board of Directors, Howard Ely, and Mrs. Bro- kaw was chosen as our class advisor. We started our year out with 38 students, which was the largest class that year. The big event of that year was our Freshman reception, sponsored by the Sophomore class. We will never forget that Friday night, with the girls in pigtails and cold cream smeared all over their faces. The boys were so bright with lipstick we were wondering what happened. It didn't take us long to find out that the Sophomores had taken them in hand. .Hia tory In the fall of '44 we met once again and this time as dignified Sophomores. Over the summer we lost a few of our classmates, namely, Ruella Elliott, Barbara Henton, James Stewart, Thelma Craun, Joan Koeppe and Beverly Babcock, but in return we gained Bob Johnson from Bronson and Gertrude Cottman from Cedar Lake. That made our class a total of 34 members. We, of course, met soon after school had be- gun to elect those that were to lead us this year, and the results were: President, Gene Yost, vice president, Bob Johnson, secretary, Gertrude Cott- man, treasurer, Jim Barnes, reporter, Joan Love- berry, representative on the Board of Directors, Pat Craun, and Mr. Fischer was picked as class advisor. It was our turn to initiate the Freshmen and, oh, what fun we did have. It was fun to be on the giving end rather than the receiving. In April we had a Weiner roast with mustard, cokes, and all trimmings. We all went to Wa- terworks Park in cars furnished by the class. It was the first party we had planned that it didn't ram. YOST, CHARLES: Good-natured, good-looking, gen- erous Gene -- 4 yrs. Band, J-Hop, 4 yrs. F.F.A., 2 yrs. Class President, Prophesy, 1 yr. Board of , Directors, Jr. Play Committee, Freshman Recep tion, Memorial Committee. YOUNGS, JANICE. Jolly, Jerky, Joking Jan 3 yrs. Cheerleading, J-Hop, 4 yrs. Home Ec. Club, 4 yrs. Band, 2 yrs. Glee Club, Giftatory, Jr. Play, 4 yrs. Fair Committee, 2 yrs. Social Committee, p 1 yr. Athletic Committee, 1 yr. Basketball, Va riety Show, Class Song Committee, Sr. Play Com- mittee, Financial Committee, Freshman Recep- - tion, Year Book. Came to Q.H.S. as: 1'--Sophomore, '-Junior, 5-Senior.