Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

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ROW 1 (1 to r) Gary Justice, David McVicker, Laura Miller, Terry Macklin, Gloria McVicker, Jeff Smead, Scott Baldwin, Rodney Hayes. ROW 2 Sandy McCann, Jay Brown, Terry Wilson Patti Quim- by, Kathy Miller, Betty Barrett, JoAnn Hilton, Marlene Boley ROW 3 Mr. Stewart, Tom Elder, David King, Roger Glaum, Pam Fenno, Jack Foster, Fred Kochendorfer, Glenn Preston Junior High Student Council Learns to Govern This year’s officers did a fine job. They were (1 to r) Roger Glaum - Pres; Betty Barrett - Sec; Glenn Preston - V. Pres; Fred Kochendorfer - Treas; The Junior High Student Council this year, under the direction of Mr. Robert Stewart, learned the responsibilities and basics of a gov- erning body. The Council sponsored locker in- spections and a few other minor improvements in the school. They took steps to revise the con- stitution and encourage enthusiasm during Homecoming Week to make Homecoming one of the best ever. 29

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ROW 1: Janet Houvencr, Mary Rhoades, Cindy Knight, Carol Converse, Caren Preston, Linda Marsh; ROW 2: Susan Tubert, Barb Mason, Janet Mueller, Judy Kempton, Mary Riley, Bonnie Conant, Patti Smith, Marcia Short; ROW 3: Kathy Supianoski, Raynae Iraxler, Sherry Cook, Tonja Traxler, Vicki Watkins, Alice Hardv, Patti Woolf, Mrs. French, advisor F.H.A. Seeks New Horizons This year’s officers were Alice Hardy, Tonja Traxler, Raynae Traxler, Mrs. French, advi- sor; Bonnie Conant, Marcia Short, Janet Houvencr, Linda Marsh. AMERICA The F.H.A. started out the year of 1966-67 by the annual initiation of new members. Many of the activities of the club were fudge sales, selling of cook books, and a new, popular activity started last year, selling knives. One of the recreational activities was Christmas carol- ing. The members welcomed the new advisor, Mrs. French to the club. Some of the members were fortunate enough to attend the Regional Meeting. One of the most interesting events was the talk given by Miss Michigan.

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National Honor Society Survives 6 to 1 Odds The new members of the National Honor Society were recognized May 12, 1966 in the traditional Tap- ping Ceremony. Graduating seniors were: Gerry Smith, Dee Ann Clemenson, Diane Friend, Pricilla Di- edrich and Sue Knepper. Members were selected for their outstanding achievements in scholarship, leader- ship, service and character. (1 to r) Kathy Booher, Penny Fenno, Jeanne Cook, Jim Olney, Patsy Burk, Regina Fuller, Carol Oxenham