Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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A pe-Lfnct pose - Mary Ellen. When I was a little boy - Don. George and his pct. Colm! LEinny'! - Pauline anal Virginia. Our Gang. Boll. Wally and lin-imy. Sunny llzwy. Populzxi' Yerlzi. M9zmiu - lllarlienc. Sonictliing' funny? - .loyffmf and Mary A little too much Sun? - Ermzn. Bulmy llk1l'll2l1'2l. Willing XY0l'li6l'S - Mau. Joyce. mul lm-, Smilz- l'1'Qtty!!! - Ycritu and Nancy. Conv:-ising' - Joanne and Louisv, Oni' Girls - Jo.-Xnn zinfl X'L'1'l2l. Tlw snxiling' trio - Ycrlza. lllkllfllii and llary. The luigrlitli of our girls - Louise- anrl lrla 3l2lL' Tho llumlwling' Couple - Jerry and Hzx1'1'y. iiwx :WIP I u 1 :fluff-ngw

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elllllllllNlllIllDlIR QEARAWAN Left to i'ig,1'lit: Nancy Downer Don Vook. licah Heydoi' LeMoyne Hawkins, .loycc Hn- lmalier. Winifred lloohcr. ,Ioyct Adams. Pauline Gardner. -lo- nnne Beers. Betty Friend, liar- hara Cox. -loan Dunczin. Roe-ei Right to lift: lllr. Jacobs, Advisor, Virginia Melbourne. JoAnn Wigent, Lee Mcllaniels, Verita Marshall, Joyce Russell, Caryl Quimby, Richard King: Robert Hughes. Harold Hockey, Harry Stickncy, George Strangx. James Stemen. Duzlrd Wonder- gcni, .lorry Merriman, Max Zimmerman, Martha Mcllenney. Mary llflcllenncy, Mary Ellen Todd, Mary Schultz. Vcrla Matz. Vondalec lford. Not pictured: Varlyle McDon- ald, Connie Sanders. Louise Stout, Clarence Alhrigrht, James Cottman, Ida Mae Ernst, Robert Finley. VVG entcred our Freshman year with oil noses high in the air hut we were looked upon by our upper school A mates as small fry. But we survived that year with just the scars of the Freshman Reception, and the class roller - skating' party. We were considered a little higher as we lie- came sophomores, We got our revenge when we put on the Freshnian Reception. We also had a hayride and invited the juniois to a dance afterwards. At the close of our sophomore yea: we w.iit on an TIITTI In MacQueen. Advisor. Annis. Glenn l':llQ'lQll1ll'tlt. Oln llorton, Don l'il'lWVCl'. VVallau Everline. Byron Chase. Holm-it Adams. Kenneth Earl. M1 educational trip to Dctroit. On this trip we visited The Great Lakes Steel Mills in the forenoon. After having' an elaborate dinner at the Dearborn Inn the procession straggled on to Greenfield Village. Now that we are juniors we feel very big' ant l excited, as we have put on the Junior - Senior ban- quet, the J-Hop, and the Junior play. We hope to greet our Senior year with many more pleasant memories.

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Sloieialioimlioiaits Earayan Mr. Fischer's Homeroom l,. to R. lst row: Joan Topp, lietty Lee Sherman, Roberta Phillips, Jean Stuck. Anne Stetler, Virginia Struhle. Yaney Wight, Elsie Mar- shall. 2 nd row: Annabele Paul, Ellen Sawdy, Colleen Mat- hews, Bob Perkins, Nat Wal- ton, Bill Swallow, Don Peavey, Gail Langstaff, Do- rinda Patker, Gloria Walker, Mr. Fischer. Jlrd row: Fred Rose, Toni Norznandin, Junior Olney. Ross Palmateer, Duane Wie- sen, Ed Rolf, Lowell 'Wells, Denny Sebring. Xfot pictured: Gladys Wal- ters, Betty Lotliamer. We wcgc glipfl to see our freshmaii year roll around except for the clark shadows of the freshman reception hanging over us, these shadows were brightened by the roller-skating party given to us by the eighth grade. 7'u'1' H fjj-f1l'0 Mr. Monkls Homeroom L. to R. lst row: Joyce Died- rich, Bess Carpenter, .Ioline Hacliworth, Nancy Crapo. Emma Jean Borton, Shirley Gross. Joan Bretz, Betty Fic-ster, Julia Blake. Zvzd. row: Bonnie Abramson, Donna Curtiss, Barbara Clark, Jerry Fries, Aaron Blair. Ed Donnelly, Roy Houck, Delores Hilton, Mr. Monk. flrd. 1'ow: David Blue, Virgil Bowerman, Junior Gary. Kenny Fickle. Earl From, Roland Fish, Jim Hewitt, Ray Howell, Clark Fish. This year the freshmen were glad, of course, to have us give them their freshman reception. In fact, they were so pleased they gave us a fun party in return. This year has been full of social activities, as well as the dances we sponsored after the home basketball games.