Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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TOP ROW: Mr. Fischer, Sponsor, Don Willen, Judy Smith, Treasurer, Judy Hampton, Arthena Higginbother, Bruce Himbaugh, President SECOND ROW: Carolyn Locke, Vice president, Gayle Weber, Bob Anderson, Doug Sattler, Donna Brazee, Secre- ta1'Y Not pictured: George Bolton, Historian Sophomore-:s The class of 61 left their green yea.rs behind them as they started their journey through their sophomore year Bruce Himebaugh was elected president in the spring of 58 to lead them. The sophomores started the year with 71 students in their class. Along the way they lost Diane Palmateer and Janit Hall and gained John Mahon from Battle Creek and Robert Chapman and Charles Stempien from Coldwater, St. Charles, which made the total 72. The first big event for the sophomores was the winning of the pep jug during the Homecoming, October 17, 1958. They took first with their yell which was made up by Judy Hampton and Margaret Cook, and they also took first with their float. The theme for the float was Key to Victory on which the class spent about S40.00. They also had candidates on the King's and Queen's court. The two lucky people were Judy Hampton and Doug Sattler. On November 8, 1958 they sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The music was by the Progressives, a four piece band from Coldwater. Jackie Smith fa freshmanJ was crowned Queen Daisy while Doug Sattler took the honor of being crowned King Abner . A profit of about 520.00 was made on the dance. Because the Juniors were unable to use their date for a WOWO record hop they gave it to the Sophomores. This hop was held January 10, 1959. Marv Hunter one of WOWO's favorite disc jockeys presided at the hop. The high school auditorium where the hop was held was packed with over two hundred people. The profit from this dance was S163 .60 . 28

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Denise Vogel Diane Vogel Foster VanDoren Kathy Warner Fred Watson Kenneth W endorf Susan Wibel Larry Wilcox Beverly Wiremen Lemy Wiser Jeny Wolfcale Susan Zeck Thomas Zimmerman

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Last but not least they had a dance after the Jonesville game on February 20, 1959. The class made a profit of S43.95. On March 13, 1959 the Teeryberry Company sent a salesman with an assortment of rings for the class to choose their style. This is the first time in the history of Quincy High that a class has been able to choose their rings during their sophomore year. The sophomore class would like to sincerely thank Mrs. Adams, Mr. Van Ness, and especially Mr. Fischer, for going along with this profects. This year the class of 61 made over S250.00. As of March 18, 1959 there was 3344.40 in the in-easurer. 29