Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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8:4 Qml., Top Row: From, Donnelly QV. Pres.l, A. Blair, L. Palmatier, Benjamin, Crawford, Rolf QTreas.J, E. Horn. 3rd Row: Normandin, Deal, Sarber, Wieson, R. Palmateer, Hewitt, Walton, Halstead. 2nd Row: D. Sebring fRep.J, Phillips, Stettler, Marshall, Sherman, Wight 1Pres.J, Diedrich, Blue, Hethke. Bottom Row: Blake fSec.J, Stoddard, A. Paul, Crapo fReporterJ, Sawdy, Appleton, Borton Fiester. 7 fA gm cl e Top Row: Fidler, McNickles, Bowers, C. Brewer fSec.J, Caskey, Lebieski, Gibson, McDonald 3rd Row: E. Blair, Jones fRep.J, VanCleave, Rurka, Gilchrest, Pomranka, Friend, Wilkin- son, Mr. Omo. 2nd Row: Crawford 1Pres.J, Cox, Faulkner, Walton QV. Pres.J, Secor, Major, Quimby, Cock- rell, Maggart. Bottom Row: Etchey, Herman-te, D. Brewer, Coplin, F. Horn, Hartley, Frarey, Shaner.

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V17 riole an Back Row: Stemen, Wight, Kidder, Roulier, Patrick, Horst, Youngs, Crapo, Buchan. 3rd Row: Sawdy, Bracy, Loveberry, Friend, Gratz, Blake, Polhamus, McDonald, Jones, Knapp, B. Dowell, D. Donnelly, Feister, King, M. Smead, 2nd Row: Stetler, M. Kowalski, Wiesen, H. Kowalski, Dryer, N. Dowell, Sherman, N. Walton, Hewitt, From, Potter, Yost, Donnelly, W. Smead, Waterbury, Cox, Fischer. lst Row: Major, Secor, Diedrich, Palmateer, S. Dowell, R. Walton, Craun. 3 y S The Quincy Oriole Band year of 1946-47 proved to be a successful one. f f'flX Under the able direction of Donald Buchan we have spent a year of march- K H 'Q-. W X. ing column lefts, right'flanks and, while playing, trying hard to concen- s A 1 f trate on the last four measures before the double bar. 'X X 'U Our debut for the school year came at the Coldwater 4-H Fair where g ,,:' we participated in a Band demonstration. A concert highlighted our trip A Q to the Hillsdale Fair followed by leading the parades for the afternoon ix and evening. Y ' The Oriole Band marched atzevery home football game adding greatly to the interest. We concluded our marching season with a trip to the Q Blonson game in which both bands had a ten-minute performance. We furnished a short concert at the F.F.A. and F.H.A. Fair in Novem- ber. We also participated in assemblies and pep sessions. li A Our winter concert was held February 19--the spring concert being ' A' held in May. 1 P The band did a fine job on their trip to Holland. i Memorial Day's annual march ended our year with indefinite plans as Q W. to summer concerts. -