Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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It seems as If the census in the Junior Class has been on the decrease for the past three years. When the class of '58 started on the turmoil road of high school, they enroll- ed with a body of 81. When they reached the second rung in the ladder, they had slimmed down to 68. This year they have dropped to a round number of 54. At the start of the year the Juniors worked loyalty at doing their part at making the home coming successful. They came through with flying colors; but the Seniors were just a bit brighter and won the wPep Jug from the Juniors, who were victorious from the past year. The Sweetheart Ball was the next highlight in the 56 ’57 school year. The Polkateers created tho beautiful music that engulfed the auditorium that evening. As is customary, the Juniors entertained the Seniors and faculty at the Annual Jr.-Sr. Banquet. After a deli- cious turkey dinner, the honored guests were entertained by Mr. Keith L. Hayes, a speaker from Three Rivers. Ty McCon- nell,with a humorous reading, and the Hi Fi's from Coldwater. They trunk this banquet, will be remembered by all that attended for a very long time. 36 Jr.-Sr Banquet Afterwards. Top Row: Jane Chapin, Reporter; Jeanette Ieturell, Vice Pres.; Rita Caskey, Secretary. Front: Richard Faulkner, Treasurer; Jack Knirk, President; Ned Hagaman, Historian.

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Left, top: Gaiy Cook and Nancy Cochrane preparing for play. Eight, top! The Junior Play Cast, Right: Joyce Barton, Wayne Holly, and Don Scott ’biz K?)1. Left, below: ’Sleepy' Dick Faulkner. Center, below: Jeanette Iaurell and Jane Chapin feuding. (In the Jr. Play, of course.) Eight, below: The Three Fighting Muskateers throughout the play. 27