Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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Moments to Senior Memories We will always remember how we broke the square” tradition, by ordering our round rings. Remember As the year comes to a close, and we look back on our high school days, we will remember many pleasant, happy, and sometimes sad memories--all never to be for- gotten. In the next few pages we would like you to recall with us, these memories of the class of 1966. Now alumni, we will never forget, and always be thankful we were once a part of Quincy High School. When school started in September, some classes were as boring as ever. So we passed the time by writing notes to each other, and most of them provided many hearty laughs. Classes Resume

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foreword The 1965-66 school year was a very busy and active one for the students of Quincy High. Classes, athletic meetings, and dances rounded out the year. As the graduating seniors look through this year's ORIOLE, they will see and remember the many opportunities and challenges that were presented through experiences at Quincy High School. The Annual Staff 1966 Oriole Staff GARY McCANN - Co-Editor JUDY McCANN - Co-Editor SANDY BELLAMY KATHY BOOHER DIANA HOOPINGARNER MARILYN McCANN GERRY SMITH JUDY LILLIGUIST - Advisor R, S. SUTULA - Photographer

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Exchange Student Ron had just returned from his trip to Hol- land, and he had many interesting tales to tell--mainly, how he broke his leg while unboarding the airplane. The Magazine Drive was the first big event of our Senior year. Some of our girls helped tremendously by recording the daily sales. Jl’s Jugers The famous senior augers will be remembered by all!! Magazine Drive