Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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Slleieiuf Ailmome qlfllhllllig Cllfiaffmrie 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 .S'fJ,'fr1n , Talk of the Town . You may be right, but I'm never wrong. Friends . Romeo Without a Juliet . Love me. love my dog' Taken Thumper Take Poison! - 10. The Truth comes out. Twins have more fun. Lover-s ! Come back. Little Red Jeep--Peep--Peep Here I am, great big adorable me. Always good lor a laugh! Who me? Beauty and the Beast. I like Red no matter what color it is Three olclock in the morning. This should happen to me. Hlllywood here we come? The Big Driver! I!

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4-,I Glliamie Success ADAMS, JANICE - F. H. A. Oriole, Annual, rJunior ANNIS, PHIL - Athletics, F. F. A., Jr. Play BAILEY, BOB - F. F. A., Track BLAIR, FREIDA - Y-teens, Oriole, F. H. A., 'Sopho-more BLOSSER, NANCY - F. H. A., Y-teens, Band, Council, Oriole -Editor BOLEY, EDDIE - F. F. A., Q Club, Oriole, Jr. and Sr. Play, Athletics, Council BOYER, BOB - Athletics, F. F. A., Q Club BRACY, IVA MAY - F. H. A., Y-teens, Annual, Oriole, Band, Jr. and Sr. Play BROWN, ROY - Oriole COOK, DALE - 'Senior COOK, LEROY - Class officer, Annual, Jr. .and Sr. Play, UQ Club, Boy's State, Athletics COTTMAN, ED - F. F. A., Foot- 'ball FISCHER, JEAN - Band, F. H. A., Y-teens, Jr. and Sr. Play, Speech, Oriole, Annual, Coun- cil president, Halloween queen, Home Coming queen HORST, LOIS JEAN - F. H. A., Y-teens, Band, Chorus, Oriole JOHNSON, LAWRENCE - f'Jun- lor 1 1'fl Ll ll KEITH, IRENE-Oriole, Y-teens, 'Junior KIDDER, MARION - Band, Orchestra, Baseball, F. F. A., Boy Scouts, Annu-al, Jr. and Sr. Play, Council KOWALSKI, HELEN - F. H. A., Y-teens, Oriole, B.and, Sr. Play LINT, DON - F. F. A., Athletics LOVEBEHRY, JANET -Y-teens, F. H. A., Annual, Oriole, Band MANN, BARBARA - Y-teens, F. H. A., Jr. Play, Band, Oriole, Annual MARSHALL, JOAN - F. H. A., Y-teens, Council, Band, Orch- estra, Sr. Play, Class Officer MAJOR, BARBARA - Band, F. H. A., Y-teens, Basketball-Co- Captain, Cheerleader, Jr. and Sr. Play, Oriole, Annual, Coun- cil, Orchestra, Speech Win- ner, Q Club, Class Officer MAST, VIRGINIA - F. H. A., Chorus, Orchestra, Annual MATSEL, NORMA JEAN - F. H. A., Cheerleader, Oriole CHERYL - Chorus, MINER, Band, 'iJunior MYERS, LESLIE - 'tSophomore OLNEY, GENEVIEVE - F. H. A., Chorus, Oriole, Annual PATRICK, PAT - Band, F. H. A., Y-teens, Chorus, Oriole, 'iEntered Quincy High School Ten top Seniors Standing: Marion Kidder Iva May Bracy Norma Smith Leroy Cook Patricia Patrick Unick Nancy Blosser Seated: Jean Fischer ELwin Van Hoosear Edward Boley Barbara Major Annual, Council Officer, Jr. and Sr. Play, Class Officer PHILSON, KENNY - Athletics, Council, F. F. A., Q' Club, Jr. and Sr. Play, Annual, Class Officer PIERCE, IOLA - Drum major- ette, Cheerleader, F. H. A., Basketball, Y-teens, Annual, Jr. and Sr. Play, Q Club, Class Officer REHNER., MAE - F. H. A., Oriole, 'Junior ROSE, RICHARD - F. F. A., Football SMITH, BETTY LOU - F. H. A., Y-teens, Sr. Play, Chorus, Oriole, Annual SMITH, IRA - 'Sophomore SMITH, NORMA - F. H. A., Basketball, Chorus, Annual, Oriole, Q Club, Council, D. A. R. Girl SAWDY, DORIS-F. H. A., Y- teens, Band, Chorus, Annual VAN HOOSEAR, ELWIN - Sr. Play, F. F. A., Annual VICORY, JACK - Athletics, F. F. A., Boy Scouts WATTS, DOROTHY - F. H. A., Y-teens, Oriole, Annual, Chor- us, Band, Girl Scouts, 4-H YOST, JOHN - F. F. A., Annual, Boy Scouts I

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Brass Serie SENIOR CLASS SONG Pat Unick Along the Graduate's Trail Every Year along about springtime Senior Classes come rollin' along They ride with their future their goal Along the Graduate's Trail. Over hills and mountains and valleys Every trial to prove we were hale. Our wagons are swiftly approaching The end of Graduate s Trail. The blazes we have followed through the dangers We thank the guides and scouts who left them there. We leave to coming seniors these brave rangers Who led us to the door to everywhere. Well, what do you know, commencement is comin' All the world is waitin' to hail The victorious Forty-Niners, Upon the Graduate's Trail. Seventeen Brass llkhoieiui N O BENCHES In nineteen hundred and forty-six. As greenhorns we began. Our long, long, journey upward, Into the promised land. But first we were initiated. In blackface and water melon, The next year we made loads of silver, On the radio we were selling. ' The following year proved exciting, With the Pennington Case and all. We also had a J-hop, Called the Cinderella Ball . Our crowning year had now arrived, And with it also came, I Two Gentlemen and Veronav, And a donkey basketball game. We are near the end of our journey. Our goal is at least in sight. For we are the forty-niners, Plodding upward, day and night. - Iola Pierce