Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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Se+u ui High point of the year for the Seniors, of course, was Graduation on May 29. The white robes and caps, accented with lavendar tassels and orchids, were a colorful sight as the sixty-five boys and girls received their diplomas. Much happened through that last year, though. October was our Homecoming; Jim Rockel and Judy Cox were our Home- coming King and Queen. Ken Thomas, the class president, re- ceived the pQP jug” in honor of the Senior Class. The Senior Class of 1957 was very active. Twelve of the brave boys helped the football team to victory. Eighteen boys and girls were in the varsity band. When basketball season came both boys and girls played basketball. Cheer- leading was included in the activities, too. Baseball and track, the spring sports, honored even more Seniors. Jane Cook was named D. A. R. Girl to honor her as an outstanding Senior Girl. For the third straight year Marcia VanDoren won the dis- trict I Speak For Democracy contest. This conmemorates the end of a Eeviewiz old times together has l-o-n-g walk for 65 Seniors, re- already started here, apparently, ceiving their lorg-awaited diplo- mas. 18