Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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Mr. Henry Longhini Jim Sattler. explains new drafting techniques to Sophomore Penny Fenno is having her ring size taken by Mr. Dave Ernst from Josten's. Lois Anthony is anxiously awaiting her turn. Students and teacher alike take advantage of the many uses of the library. Around TEACHER'S REPORT OF ABSENCES Period or Session 2- Dote 2 2 2- 9 C Names of Pupils Absent: --twAjL Xa I O ' - I ( —L-Cc kc —t Cia ■ ( 1. ( . 2. I 2c J JL (.WOOM) (»tON TUMI Of TKACMHt) vfMitlM S-ltl TtACMCR'S «(PORT Of ABttNCft (Mil Fni) OOUHicar mkm A CO UtAMUOO. «Ot ItMM These attentive seniors are learning about the basic concepts of Economics. Bob Van Hoosear and Larry Kriser tinker with a motor in shop class.

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Diannia Curtis, Mark Van Patten, Cindy Pask, and Bruce Parker, second-year art students, are working on one of their many art projects. Mrs. Denham is surround- ed with ceramic work done by her students. During the year Mrs. Den- ham has her students make advertising inventions.

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Lowell Strong lends a helping hand by unloading welders for the Farm Shop class. Mrs. Carol Barker's General English class busy themselves by correcting a test. Q.H.S. We cafeteria eaters would rather fight than switch to homemade sand- wiches. PASS SLIP riLL OUT AND P»r FNT TO PROP SON FOB SIGNATURE ROM S TO PURPOS •' TIME t EAVING ' 6 X. DATE i'.iV TIME ARRIVING r£ • CVNATU»' AT OC T«NATION EAVE PASS WITH LAST TEACHER AT ENO OF PERIOD One of Mr. Brent Veysey’s favorite sayings in Speech Class is, Don’t lean on the lectern. Mr. Ira Livingston, guidance counselor, checks with senior, Leonard Horn about his plans after graduation.