Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1968 volume:

Table of (Sments - 2 Homecommg -10 Faculty -16 Organizations - 28 Seniors Underclassmen 4 80 Services - 134 Elementary - Advertiser, I3t -M 1 Table Of Contents This Is Quincy High: fi Cheerleaders pause to catch their breath at the bonfire. The Climax Of Homecoming Student body shows enthusiasm during pep assembly. Hall decorations help create enthusiasm. Queen and King: Cathy Pask and Jerry Salyer: Left to right: Bruce Reichhart, Carol King, Claude Nance, Rhonda Miner, Linda Meiring, Mike Moore, Bill McConnell, Karen Irwin, Diana Conrad, Wayne Victor, Debbijahr, and John Harm. The Seniors worked hard or their first-place float. Jubilant fans voice their approval of a field goal off the toe of Jerry Salyer, the Homecoming King. Week Was A 3-0 Squeaker Over Ron Huggett catches a pass for extra yardage. Bronson! ■ I 111 GUESTS QTR HOME DOWN YARDS TO GO Oh No! Jerry’s in trouble! The scoreboard shows proof of our exciting victory over Bronson. 13 Cathy Pask is crowned Queen by the 1966 Home- coming Queen, Mrs. Kathy Budd. Cathy Pask And Jerry Named Royalty Salyer Larry Reichhart has the honor of this dance. 1967 Homecoming Queen and King-Cathy Pask and Jerry Salyer. Haight Street Movement furnished music for the Homecoming Dance. Senior girls add highlights to their first-place skit. Seniors Grab 1967 Pep Jug! Oriole Mermaid gets stolen in the eighth grade skit. Super Oriole helps the Sophomores to a second place in skits. The School Board Sets School Policy The Quincy School Board members, left to right: Stanley Preston, Franklin Kratzer, Elmer Dobson, Jack Fowler, Ronald Reynolds, Amy Broad, Susan Lambright, Douglas Orton, Harold Schultz. The people in any school system ultimately control the school. In Quincy, the people elect a school board, which sets school policy. It hires a superintendent, whose duty is to keep the schools running. All the hiring of teachers, spend- ing school funds, and similar duties are done by his office. He supervises the principals, who in turn run the individual schools. Superintendent Reynolds Interprets Board Policy “Yes, here’s my name. Right here.” “Now teachers, let us reason together.” “When can we get to- gether to talk this over?” “The running of a school system is indeed a complex undertaking.” Michigan State University High School Principal Running A School Takes Teamwork! MRS. LAMB RIGHT, Superintendent’s Secretary MRS. CONDRA, Guidance Secretary MRS. LOCKHART, Receptionist MR. ROBERT SROUFE Hillsdale College Physical Education MR. BRENT VEYSEY, B.S Defiance College History, Speech Teachers Are Wonderful People! MISS JOANNE SANDERS, B.A. Huron College Physical Education MR. RONALD WHITE, B.S. Western Michigan University Science MRS. VIRGINIA BROWN, B.A. Western Michigan University Librarian MR. ORBIN BANKS, B.A., M.A. Eastern Kentucky University, Guidance MR. EARL EHRENSTEIN, B.A. Olivet College, Spanish, Junior High English But Dedicated, MR. MARTIN CHARD, B.S. Western Michigan University Government, Economics, Sociology MR. PAUL CUNNINGHAM, A.B. Huntington College Physics, Chemistry, Physical Science MISS LYDIA FERRELL Memphis State University Math, English 22 Experienced, MRS. ELEANOR FRENCH, B.S. Western Michigan University Home Economics Dynamic, Ready To MR. DEAN LOCKWOOD, B.A. MR. CARL ILL, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University English MR. OSCAR FISCHER, M.A., B.S. Michigan State University Agriculture and Industrial Arts Michigan State University English Innovate, Eager 23 MR. DAN LUDLOW, B.S. Hillsdale College Math, Algebra MR. HENRY LONGHIN1, B.S. Central Michigan University Drafting, General Shop Molders Of Young MRS. JOANNE MILLER, B.A. Michigan State University English, J ournalism Teachers’ Duties Are . MISS BONNIE PFIEFER, B.S. Heidelberg College Math Varied, Ranging From . . . MR. ROBERT STEWART, B.S. Defiance College Social Studies MRS. DORIS KING Elementary Music MRS. EMILY RILEY Library Aid mrs. June McConnell Western Michigan University; Typing Teaching To Taking Lunch Count! MISS SHIRLEY MYERS Art MR. EDWARD NOFZ, B.S. Defiance College, Biology, Science MR. EUGENE WEGENER-B.S. Western Michigan University Commercial MR. ROBERT UNDEEN-B.S, Castleton College Social Studies MRS. NELL VOLKERT, B.S. Eastern Michigan University Commercial The teachers would probably like to forget this particular basketball game. (The alumni won!) Left to right, Mr. Lockwood, Mr. Ehrcn- stein, Mr. Ill, Don Lambright, Mr. Strong, Mr. White, and Dick Ber- mingham. 27 Organizations 29 Officers arc left to right: Vice- President, Shirley Fish; Secre- tary, Carol Hoff;Treasurer, Danellc Olney; President, John Brewer. Concessions Club Has Another FIRST ROW; Shirley Fish, Karen Funk, Leigh Blatter, Chris Osborn, Kay Haver. SECOND ROW: Dorthy Po- sante, Bonnie Jo Boyer, Carol Hoff, Dancll Olney, Penny Cox, John Brewer, Mr. Undeen. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lown, Lawrence Crandell, Dick Callahan, Bruce Bowers, John Lounds, Tim Mc- Gee, Bill Boley. Carry over members, left to right: Charles Ames, Loann Wincland, Alice Hardy, Melanie Rawson, Bonnie King, and Linda Kriser. National Honor Society Again Dominated By Girls On May 1, 1968, ten new members were ushered into the National Honor Society during the annual Tapping Ceremony. These members are selected on the basis of outstanding achievement in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. This time, like all times, is a very good one if we but know what to do with it. Emerson The new members taking the initiation oath, left to right: Debby Youngs, Raynac Traxlcr, Pam Supianoski, Linda Satchficld, Larry Rcichhart, Tom Macklin, Marsha Hughes, Gary Fidler; Margaret Cronmillcr, Chuck Avery. 31 FIRST ROW, left to right: Judy Easterday, Nannette Foulk, Dusty Pelow, Sandy Watson, Barb Fickle, Wanda Pifer, Sandy Kurtz, Sandy Gallop. 2nd ROW: Brenda Stempian, Elaine Wood, Janet Irwin, Connie Kempton, Carol Hoff, Karen Funk, Sally Bonham, Debbie Haver, Chris Osborn, Gayle Lentz, Freda Cortright, Karen Lynn. 3rd ROW: Nancy Lown, Sue Foulk, Barb Mason, Kylcne Rootes, Rocky Bellamy, Sue Perry, Dawn Pope, Linda Satchfield, Mary Williams, Bonnie Budd, Cindy Halferty, Patti Quimby, Gin- ney Suever, Linda Lothermer. 4th ROW: Val Grimes, Mary Riley, Kathy McGee, Debbie Burritt, Sandy Fast, Penny Pierce, Sherry Andrews, Cindy Hoopingarner, Mitzi Traxler, Kathy Struase, Vicki Beltz, Penny Cox, Pam Bonham. Girls Athletic Association Linda Satchfield presents roses to candidates for the Miss Oriole Contest, who are, from left to right: Raynae Traxler, Dawn Towne, Pam Supian- oski, Kylene Rootes, Vicki Price (hidden), Patti Quimby, Danelle Olney, and Nancy Green. Raynae shows pleased surprise as her name is announced as winner of Miss Oriole Contest. Standing next to her is first runner-up, Dawn Towne. Girls’ Counterpart To Boys’ Sports The Student Council officers discuss future busi- ness. Left to right, Charles Avery, Treasurer; Linda Kriser, Secretary; Bill McConnell; President; Tom Macklin, Parliamentarian; Charles Ames, Vice-Pres- ident; Don Brown, Delegate-at-large. Student Council Purchases FRONT ROW, left to right: Sandy Gallop, Bob Ball, Keith Avra, Janice Brewer, Debbi Jahr, JoAnne Alexander, Sue Perry, Pam Supianoski, Connie Quimby, Patty Quimby, Linda Kriser, Jarrett Seigler. ROW 2: Vickie Vanlandingham, Dawn Towne, Bonnie Boyer, Linda Meiring, Roger McGlothen, Dan Wilkinson, Mike Fidler, Brian Shaw, John Brewer, Nancy Green, Sandi Fast, Jay Bar rett. ROW 3: John Harm, Dave Rose, Tom Brockway, Gary Fidler4 Don Brown, Chuck Ames, Mike Moore, Bill McConnell, Tom Macklin, Vickie Watkins, Charles Avery. 34 To keep in the best condition, Maurice and Carol Phillippi have to exercise every day. The student body thoroughly enjoyed Ken Henderson as he gave us a very inspiring assembly about folk music. New Wrestling Mat As A Project! Here Maurice and Carol demonstrate a dance fall. “I pledge allegiance to the flag ... ”, and so began every morning of school as our Student Council Presi- dent, Bill McConnell, led us in the pledge over the PA. The Spirit Committee of Connie Quimby, JoAnne Alexander, and Sandy Fast had a tough job, but they managed to build up spirit during Homecom- ing with posters and other things. Left to right: Nancy Green, Sweetheart; Jim Hutchins, Sentinel; Steve Barve, Reporter; Mike Moore, President; Brian Shaw, Vice- president; Bud Strauss, Treasurer. Quincy F.F.A. Bring Home Many ROW 1: Fred Hasch, Rick Kestner, Jim Wells, Bud Strauss, Nancy Green, Kenny King, Bruce Reichhart, Gary Milliman, Ed Rawson. ROW 2: Jack Foster, Doyle Friend, Dan Wilkinson, Gary Bean, Mike McGlothen, Larry Reichhart, Jim Hutchins, Denny Wolfe, Mike Fidler, Brian Shaw, Mr. Fischer. ROW 3: Don Lyne, l av Lyne, Rick Parker, Bill Bradley, Steve Barve, Gary Etchey, Duane Kratzer, Mike Moore, Gene Suever. 36 Dan Wilkinson has some practice in judging swine. Ag Contest Awards! Here’s the Soil Judging Team: Mr. Fischer, Jim Hutchins, and Ed Rawson. Dan and Jim inspect Jim’s Farm Mechanics project. This livestock judging team took state honors. Left to right: D. Friend, D. Wilkin- son, B. Bradley. FRONT ROW, left to right: Ann Bowerman, Connie Tappenden, Patti Fidler, Suzanne Par shall, Dorothy Posanti, Val Millard. SECOND ROW: Miss Ferrell, Connie Smith, Louise Wortz, Candy Warner, Pam Supianoski, Miss Pfiefer. THIRD ROW: Wendy Hilton, Charles Avery, Richard Klepack, Don Brown, Gary Knirk, Vicki Watkins, Margaret Cronmiller. F.T.A. Builds Solid Future Teachers! Here are some of the commonplace tools that Future Teachers will learn to use in the class- room. Club officers are (left to right): Pam Supianos- ki, President; Wendy Hilton, Vice-President; Ann Bowerman, Treasurer; Margaret Cronmil- ler, Secretary; Candy Warner, Historian; and Vicki Watkins, Representativc. Q.H.S. Gazette Becomes Real Paper. “After we make the paper, we have to sell it.” These people are Darlene Siler, Dclorse Morris, Cathy Pask, Carol Rose (hidden), Terry Salyer, John Brewer, Calvin Marsh, and Mike Fidler. The Q.H.S. Gazette staff is as follows: (L to R) Mrs. Miller, Darlene Siler, Delorse Morris, Mike Fidler, John Brewer, Calvin Marsh, and Terry Salyer. In a fall election, Q.H.S. GAZETTE was selected as the permanent name for the newspaper which was issued every third Tues- day. Five students attended Newspaper Day at Michigan State University in November to learn new journalistic skills. At Christmas, the staff sponsored a Penny Pitch collection for Fort Wayne’s WOWO radio station. They took a spring tour of the Battle Creek EN- QUIRER AND NEWS, and in March the school participated in a contest to guess the number of words (5,627) in one issue of the paper. Here arc Terry Salyer, Editor-in-Chief. Mrs. Miller, Advisor, and Darlene Siler, Assistant Editor. FRONT ROW: Susan Foulk, Kathy Strauss, Dawne Towne, Kathy Kempton, Cindy Sample, Judy Easterday. BACK ROW: Kay Haver, Barb Topp, Rosetta Young, Sandra Smith, Kathy McGee. F.N.A. Render Service To Man Officers, left to right: Kathy Kempton, President; Dawn Towne, Vice-President; Barbara Topp, Secretary; Cathy Hawkins, Treasurer; Mrs. Brown, Advisor; and Kathy Hawkins, Treasurer. FRONT, left to right: Chesty Blackman, Denny Wolfe, Ken Clark, Mike Fidlcr, Brian Shaw, Jim Coonce. SECOND: Mr. White, Bill McConnell, Mike More, Dave McCann, Gary Bean, Mr. Ludlow. THIRD: Ken King, Claude Nance, Jim Riley, Charles Ames, Jack Blair. Varsity Club Sponsors Alumni Game! The officers of the Var- sity Club, left to right: Bill McConnell, Mike Fidler, Claude Nance, Mike Moore, and Gary Bean. Hot action in the Alumni- Faculty game; left to right: Mr. Ehrcnstein, Don Lambright, Mr. Lockwood, King Basse, Mr. White, Dick Ber- mingham, and Mr. Strong. FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Brewer, S. Mankin, C. King, D. Bitner, C. Reynolds, C. Quimby, B. Budd, M. Williams, C. Talbot, S. Perry, D. Conrad, P. Quimby, A. Bowcrman, D. Pelow, R. Krymis, M. Short. SECOND ROW: S. Huggett, D. Jahr, V. VanLandingham, L. DeLine, T. Lown, J. DeLine, V. Suever, S. Warkoczeski, A. Towne, V. Millard, S. Stahlhood, J. Seigler, J. Hoff, S. Fish, V. Price, K. Nutt. THIRD ROW: B. McCurley, R. Cole, R. From, L. Wortz, J. Kockendorfer, W. Hilton, L. Wortz, J. Kallioinen, G. Knirk, M. Fidler, D. Wilson, D. Youngs, D. Warner, M. Rawson, C. Smith, S. Strang, G. Gleason, G. Baul- dauf, Mr. Cunningham. FOURTH ROW: B. Mueller, M. McGlothlen, B. Shaw, M. Moore, D. McCann, B. McConnell, K. King, C. Nance, R. Klepack, R. VanLandingham, B. Keith, C. Cook, D. Miller, R. Huggett, D. Wolfe. Science Club Strives To Because of still further cuts in Club Day, the school’s largest club, the Science Club, felt very restricted in its meetings. It continued to interest students in the field of science, and sev- eral trips were planned by the Club this year. The first in Decem- ber had to be cancelled due to bad weather and insufficient sign- up; the club also planned a winter outing to Echo Valley. Trips to various museums were also considered. Vice President, Deb Youngs, handled those meetings for which President Chuck Cook was absent. Will Pam Supianoski and Bob Ball be future scientists? Discussion and voting becomes lively during a winter meet- ing of the Science Club. Build Future Scientists The highlight of any high school science class in the lab ses- sion. Here some Biology students dissect giant grasshoppers. This particular meeting seems to be dragging! 43 FRONT ROW, left to right: Caren Preston, Brenda Stempien, Donna Andrews, Penny Bauder, Bonnie Converse, Mrs. French. SECOND ROW: Nellie Cole, Linda Root, Mary Riley, Diann Conant, Leigh Blat- ter, Arlinda Miller. THIRD ROW: Linda Etchey, Raynae Traxler, Mitzi Traxlcr, Tonja Traxler, Vicki Watkins, Alice Hardy, Cathy Supianoski. F.H.A.’s Initiate, Have Bake Sales, F.H.A. initiates for 1968, FRONT ROW, left to right: Leigh Blatter, Arlinda Miller, Donna Andrews, Bonnie Converse, Nellie Cole. SECOND ROW: Kathy Honyoust, Brenda Stempien, Dorothy Bauder, Mitzi Traxler, Linda Etchey, Lin- da Root. 44 During a bake sale, Ralph Cole and Donna Andrews watch Mitzi Traxler count out change. Dorothy Baud- er and Arlinda Miller seem to be enjoying themselves. The F.HA. officers for 1967-68, left to right, are: Caren Preston, Parliamentarian; Cathy Supianoski, Historian; Diann Conant, Song Leader; Raynae Traxler, Secretary ; Vicki Watkins, Vice-President; Alice Hardy, President; and Tonja Traxler, Treasurer. F.H.A., for the “67-68” school year, had a highly successful and interesting program. The club president, Alice Hardy, did a good job leading such activities as bake sales and Christ- mas caroling. The meetings which were held once a month were always well attended and interesting. The school year was highlighted when Melanie Rawson won the “Betty Crocker Homemaker” award. Enjoy Themselves While Learning, And there they were, doing what they’ll have to do about 125,000 times as home- makers. Left to right: Raynae Traxler, Diann Conant, Tonja Traxler, Mary Riley, and Vicki Watkins. 45 El Club de Espanol Ha-Divertido Cuando Aprendiendo FRONT ROW, left to right: Virginia Suever, Patti Quimby, Carol King, Roy Krymis, Julie Thompson, Sharon Strang, Heidi Rawson. SEC- OND ROW: Karen Sattler, Mary Williams, Lori DeLine, George Baldauf, Tom Lounds, Wayne Geer, Dave King, Jim DeLine, Raymond From, Jarret Seigler, Ted Rogers, Vicki VanLandingham. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ehrenstein, Denny Wilson, Tim Gleason, Denny Wolfe, Ron Huggett, Rick VanLandingham, Chuck Cook, Dan Weaver, Bob McCurley,Tem McGee. The Spanish Club is unusual because it deals with the language and a culture of another group of peo- ple. This club’s officers are pictured here: left to right, Roy Krymis, President;Jim DeLine, Vice- President; Debbie Bitner, Secretary; George Bal- dauf, Treasurer. M.U.N.A. Means Diplomacy FRONT ROW, left to right: Jack Blair, Pam Supianoski, Charles Ames, Don Brown. SECOND ROW: Dave Stempien, Jerry Salyer, Mr. Chard, Charles Avery. This marked the third year for this newly formed club. The club is designed to study the United Nations and to understand its major functions. Under the supervision of Mr. Chard, they participated in the “Mock United Nations Day”, held in Hillsdale. M.U.N.A. Club officers are, left to right: Pam Supianoski, Secretary; J ack Blair, Treasurer; Charles Ames, President; and Don Brown, Vice- President. 47 1968 Oriole Is Bigger, More Colorful! One of the unsung heroes of the yearbook staff is the Business Manager; Beth Wat- kins filled that capacity this year. Many yearbooks were sold this way. Demonstrating how are (left to right) Connie Tappendon, Theresa Pawloski, Vivkie Watkins and Chuck Ames. This “bunch put together this fine yearbook; left to right: Beth Watkins, Theresa Pawloski, Connie Tappen- den, Chuck Ames, Bonnie Boyer, Bill McConnell, Gary Fidler, Richard Klepack, and Louie Wortz. FRONT, left to right: Gary Knirk, Linda Satchfield, Louis Wore, SECOND: Mr. Cunningham, David Rose, John Kallionear, Gary Fidler, Jerry Salyer, Dick Callahan, John Lounds, Richard Klepack, Tom Macklin. Camera Club — Quincy’s Newest This year, 1968, was the first for a photographic organization of any kind. This group met infrequently with the purpose of learning photo techniques and helping to take and de- velop pictures for this annual. Gary Fid- ler served as the elected president. 49 FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Conrad, K. Miller, C. Tappenden, S. Mankin. SECOND ROW: G. Knirk, B. King, R. From, C. Smith, N. Mc- Rae, B. Badders, C. Kempton, K. King. THIRD ROW: S. Watson, J. Hoff, C. Geer, B. Gallop, K. Zagyva, G. Hook, L. McMillan, C. King, B. Boley. FOURTH ROW: S. Foulk, T. Strauss, H. Lyons, D. Wilson, B. Keith, F. McVicker, K. Longardner, L. Hughes, R. Klepack, L. Wortz. FIFTH ROW: B. Hickok, R. Bellamy. This A-Band Is Number One, Quincy High School students should take a great deal of pride in their A-band which is certainly a credit to our school. Under the direction of Harry Blake, the band has developed into the best in the state, in Class C. Quincy bandsmen began this year by presenting entertaining performances during four high school foot- ball games, and one college game at Hillsdale College, which was a great privilege. During the fall, the Quincy band was invited to the M.E.A. meeting in Battle Creek, where they present- ed a polished concert. The band also takes part in the Homecoming, Halloween, and Mayor Exchange Day parades throughout the year. Hard work and many night rehear- sals go into developing the mature sound and marching effect this band has attained. FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Tuckey, D. Burritt, V. Grimes, L. Hood. SECOND ROW: F. Cortwright, S. Cook, K- Kempton, R. Young, V. Millard, B. Ball, L. Wortz. THIRD ROW: M. Fast, V. Watkins, L. Satchfield, J. Grove, S. Parker, C. Reynolds, B. Watkins, W. Pifer, J. Kock- endorfer, D. Youngs, L. Kriser. FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, J. Ball, W. Geer, D. Weaver, J. DeLine, T. Barve, D. Diedrich, D. Bitncr, S. Strang, D. King, M. Beach. FIFTH ROW: K. Ball, W. Riley, R Blake (director). But It Still Tries Harder! The band presented a fall concert for the student body in the high school cafetorium. The band presented three concert performances for the public this year: A Christmas concert, a concert at Tibbits, and a Spring concert. Present at the spring concert was guest conductor and trombone artist, Mr. Ronald Thielman, from Highland, New Mexico. Mr. Thielman is the composer of Chelsea Suite, a song which was played by the Quincy band. Of course the highlight for the 1967-68 A-band has been the straight “Number I” ratings they have re- ceived at Gull Lake marching contest, and at district and state contests, at Battle Creek. Very much enjoyed by all bandsmen was the trip to Selmers, where they viewed instuments being made. In memory of their effort and achievements the band will have a record made of its concert recordings, which will be treasured throughout the years. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Boley, J. Aiken, S. Schultz, L. Deal, T. Blair, C. Swallow, C VanRiper, D. Loose. SECOND ROW: S. McCann, J. Litwaitis, S. Page, R. Grimes, B. Bussing, T. Brewer, D. McVicker, F. Cortright, . Hilton, M. Musgrovc, B. Kline, L. Parker, D. Travis, D. Johnson. THIRD ROW: N. Angevine, K. Yuhle, D. Walston, D. Short, D. Peet, J. Laverdure, M. From, R. Pierson, R. Finley, R. Stout, S. Strother, N. Campbell, K. From, M. Treacher, F. Kochendorfer, S. Wilkinson, D. Bowen, S. Worth. FOURTH ROW: B. Price, T. Kieth, J. DeLine, D. Goodwin, T. Longardncr, D. Fick, T. Hickock, G. Preston, R. Sayer, D. Goodwin. B-Banders Strive To Make A-Band It was a mad scramble as we unloaded the bus in preparation for the short concert for the teachers at Battle Creek, back in October. Director Blake Is gleefully being pelted by rubbish during the Band’s Fun Fair. 52 Officers of Sumphony Band, left to right: Kaye Longardner, President; Linda Kriser, Secretary; Bill Kieth, Serge ant-at-Arms; Bob Ball, Vice-President. Here’s Mr. Blake directing during the Spring Concert in the gymnasi- um. Kaye Longardner, Drum Major and President of the Symphony Band for 1967-1968. T The Pep Band members, FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Smith, N. McRae, G. Knirk, J. Hoff, V. Millard, W. Pifer, B. Watkins, L. Kriser. SEC- OND ROW: K. Miller, J. Grove, S. Parker, J. Ball, D. Weaver, K. BaU, R. Klepack, L. Hughes, K. Longardner, V. Watkins, T. Barve, D. Die- drich, S. Strang, D. King. THIRD ROW: S. Foulk, D. Wilson, B. BalL ♦ Here is a collection of the Senior mementoes. Senior Clare Musgrove is being measured for his cap and gown by Mr. Brent Veysey. We Present To You Outstanding Seniors The seniors are shown here prac- ticing their class song for the Jr.- Sr. Banquet during one of the many noon hour meetings. The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award went to Melanie Raws on. 56 Our D.A.R. girl this year was Alice This year’s Boys’ State representa- Hardy. tives were Bill McConnell and Chuck Ames. Here are our exchange students: Marie Beck, Germany; Vickie Watkins, Denmark; and Don Brown, Chile. From An Outstanding Class 1968 Deb Youngs went to Girl’s State last summer, representing Quin- cy. Marie Beck was chosen Queen in the Tip-Up program. Connie Tappenden and Bon- nie Boyer served as Co-Editors for this annual. The Seniors, class of 1968, showed all .. . The long awaited Senior year has finally come to an end for the class of 1968. Even so, it has gone out with a bang. The class leadership was in the hands of (left to right, above) Darlene Siler, Historian, Pam Supianoski, Vice-president, Jerry Salyer, President, Alice Hardy, Treasurer, and Chris Sebring, Secretary. Through the year many activities were undertaken. First came the Senior pictures, next came the excite- ment of ordering our caps and gowns, our announcements and our Senior keys. Closely following that came Homecoming which we will always remember for we took the pepjug for the first time by ourselves! Right behind that came Tip-Up and after that Spring, which meant the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Then, last but not least, the big day was finally here, May 31, which was the last time for many of the Seniors to walk the halls and classrooms of Q.H.S. But the many fond memories of our Senior year will never be forgotten by the Class of 1968. that they were a rare breed. Experiences . . BARBARA BADDERS MIKE BEACH GARY BEAN MARIE BECK Marie Beck, our exchange student from Germany, was an Honorary Member of the Homecoming VICKIE BELTZ Court. BOB BALL 59 JACK BLAIR JUDY BLAIR Bob Ball, Don Brown, and Dean VanNasdale talk over some Physics problems. . . . outside and inside the classroom were 60 Seniors Merle Trenary, Gerry Coplin,John Riley, Jerry Salyer, and Dan Wolfe relax during the lunch hour. TOM BARRITT JOYCE BUYS shared by all Seniors. We relaxed or 9 9 Jim Coonce and Cal Marsh look on as the Seniors cheer during the Homecoming Bon- fire. KEN CLARK DIANA CONANT JIM COONCE GERRY COPLIN 61 GARY FIDLER MIKE FIDLER SHIRLEY FISH DALE FOLEY WAYNE GALLOP NANCY GREEN . . . played to win, as demonstrated by our ROBERTA HALFERTY ALICE HARDY KAY HAVER CHARLES HILLIAR GINGER HOOK JANET HOUVENER Championship football team. School programs Would you believe . . . size 1 OVi? 63 JOHN HUGGETT RONJOHNSON BONNIE KING KAREN IRWIN KATHY KEMPTON KEN KING The New Quincy Minstrels sang during the annual Christmas program. The Minstrels, left to right: Bonnie King, Nancy Green, Cathy Pask, Marie Seniors Bev Brockman, Pat Riley, Deb Youngs, Nancy Green, and Mike Moore had a big time mak- 64 Beck, Linda Meiring, Chris Sebring, Pam Supiano- ski, Connie Tappendcn, Rhonda Miner, and Deb Youngs. of the Seniors? ing Homecoming decorations at Bush’s barn. LINDA KLING MIKE KURTZ LARRY LUSE LINDA KRISER KAYE LONGARDNER DAVE LYND 65 DON LYND KATHY MALONE FRED MARQUART Our Homecoming was the highlight of CALVIN MARSH LINDA MARSH DOUG MARVIN BOB MASON LINDA MEI RING Linda Meiring was one of the select few chosen as a member of the 1967 Homecoming Queen’s Court. 66 Rhonda Miner busily counts days ’til graduation. fall activities, Dave McCann pins a posey on his mother during Mothers Night, sponsored by the Varsity Club. RHONDA MINER MIKE MOORE DELORSE MORRIS CLARE MUSGROVE DAVE McCANN BILL McCONNELL 67 DENA McNALL CLAUDE NANCE . . . not only because RICK PARKER THERESA PAWLOSKI CATHY PASK DICK PRICE 68 ‘They’re buying!” ‘‘Not on your life, Jerry!” we won it, but Cathy Pask enjoys the Home- coming half-time activities, during which she was crowned 1967 Homecoming Queen. Melanie Rawson poses for Mr. Satula, one of our yearbook photographers. because everybody REGINA RASMUSSEN MELANIE RAWSON JOHN RILEY PAT RILEY Jerry Salyer, Senior class president, gives a CAROL ROSE JERRY SALYER reading at the Christmas assembly. 69 CHRIS SEBRING BRIAN SHAW PAM SUPIANOSKI DARLENE SILER RON SMITH DAVE STEMPIEN BUD STRAUSS 70 CONNIE TAPPENDEN RAYNAE TRAXLER . pitched in and did his . MERLE TRENARY DEAN VANNASDALE BETH WATKINS 71 Carol Rose and Joyce Buys study quietly in a near- ly deserted library. . . . Fair Share MILLARD “CHESTY” BLACKMAN JIM HOFF JERRY HOYT Bob and Mike work out the solution to a problem for Physics Class. FAVORITE TEACHERS Mr. Brent Veysey and Mr. Martin Chard MOST INTELLIGENT Alice Hardy and Chuck Ames CLASS FLIRTS Bud Strauss and Debby Youngs It’s Election Year And The Senior. MOST ACTIVE MOST TALKATIVE Jerry Salyer and Ron Avra and Pam Supianoski Mari Abbott BEST DANCERS Claude Nance and Linda Meiring BEST PERSONALITY Chris Sebring and Mike Moore MOST FRIENDLY Nancy Green and John Brewer MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Charles Ames and Alice Hardy BEST LOOKING Rhonda Miner and Claude Nance BEST DRESSED Dick Price and Delores Morris Present To You Their Mock Election Results MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Salyer and Linda Meiring TALLEST AND SHORTEST John Riley and Kay Haver CLASS CUT-UPS Mari Abbott and Ron Avra Best All-Around Seniors: Nancy Green and Mike Moore Here is the celebrities table;left to right, Wayne Victor, Laura McMillan, Terry Salyer, Pam Supianoski, Darlene Siler, Chris Sebring, Jim Coonce, Vickie Watkins, Judy Kochcndorfcr. This beautiful layout of food was presented by the Juniors and was served by the Sophomores. That was the night the Seniors first sang their song in public. The Juniors Give Seniors A Fine Banquet! This very large group attended the Junior-Senior Banquet, April 19, 1968. Is it the “Gareden of. .. . or Edon, Ohio? Hmm, we wonder. EDON rd The center of attention of the prom was a wishing well and a wild flower. Here Mike Beach, Brenda Badders, Penny Cox, and Jim Hoff admire the fur- nishings. 1968 Prom Proves To Be Memorable Darned tassel! A helping hand is appreciated. Graduation . . . Every Senior’s Four The Commencement speaker. Class ribbons are placed and handed down from the Senior to the Junior Class. 78 Bcv Brockman is all smiles after receiving her diploma. Here we are, all ready to march in and take our places in the Commencement Ceremony. Last minute preparations back stage. Year Dream! 80 The Junior Class officers are a col- lection of smiling girls, left to right: Terry Salyer, President; Lori DeLine, Vice-Presi- dent; Judy Kockendorfer, Treasurer; Vicki Watkins, Historian; Marsha Short, Secretary. Traditionally, the Junior year is one in which large reserves of loot are put away for use in the “Big Year.” Our Juniors tried to achieve that by having dances, bake sales, and other projects. Of course, the Juniors as a class participated in Homecoming, Tip-Up, and other activities, while sponsoring the Banquet and Prom for the Seniors. Juniors Prepare For Chuck Avery Micky Barvc Steve Barvc Mike Basse Brenda Baddcrs Paula Beckman Debbie Bitner Allen Blatter Pam Bonham Bruce Bowers Bill Bradley Janice Brewer Warren Brown Ron Buckley Sandy Burritt Bob Champion Dorice Conrad Diana Conrad Chuck Cook Penny Cook 82 Penny Cox Margaret Cronmiller Lori DeLine Judy Easterday Gary Etchey Sandy Fast Wendy Hilton, left, and Gene Sucvcr, right, super- vise as Wayne Victor and Patti Fidler work on their float??? Next Year . . The Big Year . 0 Susan Foulk Patti Fidler Wayne Geer Dennis Gray Brad Hickok Wendy Hilton Ron Huggett James Hutchins Marsha Hughes Janet Irvin Bill Kieth Richard Klepack Gary Knirk Judy Kochendorfer Rebecca Kratzer Phyllis Kurtz Donald Locklin Linda Lothamer Tom Macklin Jim Mankin Holly Malone Linda Marvin Theodore McGee Mike McGlothlen 83 Bob Mueller Ron Mueller Patti Nations Kathy Nutt Carolyn Otis Guy Pelow Dawn Pope Connie Quimby Jim Riley Mary Riley ... And Their Graduation Countdown Larry Reichhart Cindy Reynolds Janice Rhoades Cindy Sample Linda Satchfield Terry Salyer Steve Shaw Ann Sherman Marcia Short Charles Smith Pattie Smith Sandra Smith See . . . people do sometimes study in the Library! 84 Patty Hulbert Gary Milliman Janette Spaulding Michelle Stafford Eugene Suever Candy Talbot Rodger Talent Tonja Traxler Greg Tuckey Rick Vanlandingham . Approaches T -Minus One Year! Junior testing time—how delight- ful! Wayne Victor Candy Warner Vicki Watkins Dan Wilkinson Dennis Wilson Gerald Winger I Wendy Hilton and Linda Satchfield happily stuff teachers’ mail boxes as part of their jobs as office aids. 85 The Sophomore class grabbed sec- ond place with their skit. Left to right: Nancy McRae, Roxanne Bellamy, Debbijahr, Sue Perry, Harry Lyons, Dave Rose, and Dick Callahan. Sophomores . . . Slightly Vickie Ames Keith Avra Ken Ball Patty Bean Roxanne Bellamy Leigh Blatter Bill Boley Dan Boyer Cathy Bradley Janean Brown Kim Brown Bonnie Budd Duane Buys Dick Callahan Penny Conkell Carol Converse Kim Cook Sherri Cook Dan Co ville Lawrence Crandall Dan Diedrich Marsha Ewers Dan Fazekas Sandy Fish Doyle Friend Janice Fry Karen Funk Bonnie Gleason Valerie Grimes Fred Hasch Bob Harrington Cathy Hawkins David Herlan Gay Hite Confused, Overly Confident, Approach The . . . Carol Hoff Dawn Hoffman Susan Huggett Linda Hughes Debbie Jahr James Justice Judy Kempton Duane Kratzer Leona Kriser Jeff Krzemenski Marc Kurtz John Lounds Sophomore class officers, left to right: Joanne Alexan- der, Historian; Kylcne Rootes, Treasurer; Roxanne Bel- lamy, Secretary; Debbi Jahr, Vice President; Dave Miller, President. 87 . . . Midpoint Of Their High School Careers. Nancy Lown Tom Lown Karen Lynd Harry Lyons Kathy McGee Nancy McRae Floyd McVickers Linda McVickers Tim Macklin Dan Marsh Barb Mason Valerie Millard Dave Miller Margaret Miller Dean Musgrove Mary Nance Dancllc Olncy John Owens Larry Owens Mary Pawloski Sandie Parker Gary Pelow Penny Pierce Caren Preston Keith Preston Vickie Price Mary Rhoades Kylene Rootes Connie Smith Christine Spaulding 88 Sharon Strang Kathy Strauss Theresa Strauss Russel] Fenningsdorf John Harm Jim Sturtz Dave Talant Sally Todd Keith Horn Dave McKinley Dawn Towne Obie Wallace Jerry Watson Laura McMillan Joyce McVicker Dan Wentworth Mike Wonders Patty Woolf Salina Warkoczeski Louis Wortz Louise Wortz Kathy Zagyva JoAnne Alexander Bob Burd Larry Centers Ollie Cole Gary Fickle Debbi Jahr was the Sophomore rep- resentative on the Homecoming Queen’s Court. 89 Doug Meiring Janet Mueller Sue Perry Bob Risk David Rose Charlotte Sawyer Dennis Stout Barbara Topp Phil Warkoczeski DR1CLE5 M JL IX rfVI The Sophomores led the way to a chilling 3-0 Homecoming victory over Bronson with their “Orioles Beat Vikings” poster. (Dan Wentworth is holding the poster.) These Twelve Arthur Ash Edward Ash Larry Gipple Terry Handy David Lown David McVicker Gloria McVicker Mike Mueller Students Have Their Own Special Education Classes Ronnie Pcet David Risk Doug Risk Larry Smith 90 Class officers left to right: Sheri Mankcn, Historian; Carol King, Vice president; Ruth Ann Tuckcy, Secretary; Ralph Cole, Treasurer. George Baldauf Gary Banker Jay Barrett Richard Barve Dorothy Bauder Sally Bonham Lowly Frosh Awed Tom Brockway Tom Burleson Debbie Burritt Floyd Cole Nellie Cole Ralph Cole Bonnie Converse Tim Coonce Freda Cortright Randy Daniels Jim DeLine Peggy Dobson By Museum. . . . Tom Brockway and Patti Quimby observe the Mother of Justice at the Kingsman Museum in Kalamazoo. 91 Linda Domccki Mary Lou Dunsmorc Debbie Haver Ron Hall Doug Hite Jerry Hoff Kathy Honyoust Linda Hook Cindy Hoopingarncr Freshmen Connie Kempton, Sandy Gallop, San- dy Watson, and eighth grader Bcv Gallop talk to Miss Hutchins during teachers conferences in October. Sheri Mankcn Diane Marvin Darwin Mason Associations . . . Tom McCann Robert McCurley Wendy McFadden Wanda Pifer Dorothy Posantc Arlinda Miller Steven Miller Dennis Neusbaum Patti Quimby Eddie Rawson Chris Osborn Susanne Par shall Larry Peet Heidi Rawson Bruce Reichhart Dusty Pelow Mike Pcrsails Raymond Pierson Mark Rennie Wayne Riley Patrick Rose Karen Sattler Mitzi Traxler Craig Treacher Ruth Ann Tuckey Larry Sebring Larry Smith Minnie Warren Sandy Watson Dan Weaver Brenda Stempien Virginia Sucver James Wells Mary Williams Pam Williams And Other Learning Elaine W ood Norman Wood Susan Woolf e Corol King Dave King Rosetta Young While on a field trip, Norman Wood, Roy Krymis, and Ray- mond From inspect a large model of our earth. 93 Experiences. During a fall science field trip, the freshmen observed the Jackson Air- port and Weather Service. Carol King presents a vocal selection during the Annual Christmas program. Freshmen all! Some reading, some taking a good look around, others . . . acting like freshmen! Mary Lou Dunsmorc shows a determined ex pres- Everyone had the opportunity to try to better his pic turc-ta king ability, sion as she concentrates on a physical science test. Here’s one practice session. 94 Christie Ames Brad Badders Shawn Bailey Joe Ball Betty Barrett Jim Barve Ken Baldauf Keith Beckman Bob Beemer Vicki Berlew Eighth Graders Prepare For Senior . . . JoAnne Hilton looks on in amusement as the eighth grade skit “hooks” the pep can! Diana Blair Terry Blair Theresa Blair Gail Blcmming Tom Boyer J ulic Bush Maria del Carmen Randy Carpenter High School By Participating, Michael Domecki Tom Elder Dawn Ellis Sandy Evcrline Kim Farris Michael Fast Dorothy Felts Pam Fenno Doug Fish Pam Fish Glendon Fritz Kathy From Bev Gallop Kolleen Geer Becky Gilbert Dennis Goodwin Donald Goodwin Robyn Grimes Gary Hack Dennis Hancc Kim Conkrcll Kyle Co nan t Bonnie Coplin Fred Cortright Connie Cox Susan Cronmiller LuAnn Deal Mark Delcamp Jack DeLine Robyn Grimes smiles big for the school photog- rapher during “mug-shot” day. Bonnie Hali Phillip Handy Phyllis Handy Doreen Hawkins Craig Hayes Mary Lou Hefflinger The class officers are: From right to left: Presi- dent, Mike Fast; Vice-President, Kim VanLanding- ham; Secretary, Betty Barrett; Treasurer, Mark Terry Hickok King. JoAnne Hilton Rex Hilton Dennis Iford Mark Irwin Murrei Jackson Studying Hard, Donald Johnson Gary J ustice Rick Keith Terry Macklin John Mankin Susan Meiring Kathe King Mark King Eddie Kling Lonnie McMichael Sandy McVicker Kathy Miller Chris Knapp Fred Kochendorfer John Kraner Linda Miller Ronnie Miller Mark Musgrove Lloyd Ledyard Pam Lovell Steve Luce Leonard Parker Randy Parker Steve Posante Glen Preston Christina Sawyer Mary Stempien Donna Shilling Randy Shoemaker Debra Short Linda Smith Melvia Smith Sheryl Smith Tena Snellenberger Bill Strauss Gaiy Tappenden Randy Taylor Jerry Topp Mark Treacher Kim Vanla ndingham Judy Waligora Sharon Wallace Karleen Warkoczeski Linda Warren David Weber Cleo Wells Dorothy Wilkinson Sally Wilkinson ... And Planning Ahead! Seventh Graders . . . Jane Aiken David Alexander Nettie Angevine Roy Angevine Judy Armstrong Judy Avra Steve Banker Bob Billings Lynne Blatter Begin The Long Journey To High . . . Marlene Boley Arthur Borgert Dennis Bowen Theresa Brewer Sharon Buckley Patty Burlcw Brenda Bussing Norman Cambell Cheryl Carrino Elizabeth Cluff Michael Cole John Conant Susan Conk ell Debbie Cosier David Cottman Nancy Coville Mike Curtis John Easterday Nancy Etchey Dawn Everline David Fick Kenneth Fickle Randy Finley Mike Fish Mary Frederick Marc From Gary Gleason Jerry Grove Vincent Gray David Green Randella Hardy Pam Halstead Kenny Haver Rodney Hayes Julie Hickok Judy Honyoust Tim Howard Jeff Huggett Terry Keith Marlow Kessen Bonnie Klein Tom Kling 99 Janice Lavendure Jeanne Litwaitis Tom Longardcner Debbie Loose Mona Lyons Gary Marion Steve Marvin Sandra McCann Beverly Marvin Susan Shultz was a daily winner during the Stu- dent Council magazine drive. Steve McKinley Darva McVicker Diane McVicker School Graduation. Regina Millard Dianne Miller Don Miller Jeff Rodesiler Tim Rogers Greg Romans Mary Ann Miller Debbie Musgrove Neal Nickerson Jean Root Pat Rose Dave Sattler Delores Peet Mike Pierson Ronald Pierson Renee Sayre Susan Schultz Cindy Shilling Deneinc Pifer Bob Price Debbie Pritts Jill Smith Ralph Smith Dan Snyder i 01 ‘l ffpl ' 1 i i r p pi w- i V-' Vf Patty Stempien Ronnie Stout Shelly Storthcr Debbie Supianoski Cindy Swallow Bob Thorp Terry Topp Dawn Travis Carol VanRiper Debbie Walston Andy Weaver Judy Wilson Deborah Wineland Doug Wood Steve Worth Diane McVicker Trudy Macklin Bill Strauss ■ n v � t Junior High Student Council Officers: left to right, President, Glen Preston; Sccre tary, Pam Fenno; Vice President, Connie Cox; and Treasurer, Bev Gallop. TOP ROW, left to right: Dennis Iford, Steve Worth, Lloyd Led yard, Fred Kochendorfer, Mike Fast, Ten Macklin, Glen Pre n, Don Good- win; BO' OM ROW: Lynn Blatter, Connie Cox, Bev Gallop, Julie Bush, Karleen Warkoczes- ki, Pam Fenno, Sandi Mc- Cann, Trudy Macklin; STANDING: Jill Smith. 102 Six endmcn added spice to the Tip-Up Pro- gram. (L to R) are Mike McGlothen, Dave McCann, and Bob Mueller. “The Queen and her Court” are as follows: (Left to Right) Connie Quimby (4th), Sandy Fast (2nd), Marie Beck (Tip-Up Queen), Vicki Watkins (3rd), and Tonja Traxler (5th). Beautiful Girls And Frozen Toes This motley looking crew won third place in the Tip-Up Show. (L to R) Jerry Salyer, Gary Abbott, Dick Bermingham, and Terry Wil- liams. Miss Marie Beck is crowned Tip-Up Queen of 1968 by the 1967 Queen Sue Krok, as Mayor Stempien looks on. Connie Quimby sang “Good Ship Lollipop” for her talent portion of the queen contest. The New Quincy Minstrels won again, this time first place. (L to R): Rhonda Miner, Cathy Pask, Bonnie King, Marie Beck (Tip-Up Queen), Chris Scbring, Nancy Green, Connie Tappendcn, Debbie Youngs, and Pam Supianoski (Miss Congeniality). Prize fish are displayed. And I thought I would win the snowmobile! Of The Annual Winter Tip-Up Carnival! You really know how to hurt a car. Huh, Jim? I bet you thought it would float! The crowd gathers as Jack Iford announces prize winners of the Tip-Up drawings. Who’s Cold? Animal Farm members, left to right: Penny Cox, Bill Keith, Dawn Pope, and Wayne Victor. Richard Klepack and Patty Fidler, in front of the Wisdom Fence. Juniors Present A Fine Play: ”Animal Farm” This spring the Junior Class presented a different type of play: Animal Farm. The play originated from George Orwell’s book by the same title. It was presented as a fable in two acts, done in a humorous manner to illustrate a serious point about world government. The play cast consisted of Narrators, Terry Salyer, Pam Bonham, Janet Irvin, Mickey Barve; Boxer, Bill Keith; Major, Warren Brown; Clover, Dawn Pope; Napoleon, Richard Klepack; Squealer, Charles Avery; Snowball, Penny Cox; Mollie, Patti Fidler; Benjamin, Wayne Victor; Moses, Warren Brown; Student Director, Kathy Nutt; Advertising, Vickie Watkins; Stage Manager, Gene Suever; Wardrobe, Cathy Supianoski, Miss Betsy Craig was the director of the play. Warren Brown, with three parts, proved to be very versatile. Pam Bonham, left, was a narrator. Charles Avery and Richard Klepack, who played the parts of pigs, talk to Patty Fidler, who was really a horse named Molly. Here’s Terry Salyer, another narrator. 106 Morning Co-Op students, left to right: Clare Musgrove, Diana Conant, Regina Rasmussen, Larry Persails, Dale Foley, and Fred Marquart. Co-Op Students Learn And Work Daily Afternoon Co-Op students, front row, left to right: Gene Burleson, Mike Basse, Jack Blair, Chuck Hilliar; second row: Dena McNall, Karen Irwin, Gary Bean, Vicki Beltz, and Kathy Malone. Here are those new uniforms. The line up, left to right: Sandi, Lori, Kathi, Deb, Cindi, and Linda. Cheerleaders Show Off New Uniforms Varsity Cheerleaders in their football uniforms (What else?), left to right: Sandi Fast, Cindi Reynolds, Lori Deline, Debbie Bitner, Kathi Nutt, and Linda Meiring. K 'Ilie Reserve cheerleaders, left to right: KNEELING, Rocky Bellamy with Dusti Pelow; STANDING, Con- nie Kempton with Sandi Gallop; KNEELING, Val Grimes with Sandi Watson. Here are the Reserves with their football uniforms: left to right, Rocky, Dusti, Sandi, Val, Connie, and Sandi. The Eighth Grade Cheerleaders arc shown here in their pyramid; left, Pam Lovell, right, Robin Grimes, from the top down. Bev Gallop. Connie Cox. and Joanne Hilton. 109 This is a bowling pin’s view of a bowling Lawrence Crandell, Larry Sebring, Jarret Seigler, and Dan Weaver are bowlers? ball. Don Brown does the honors. Bowling — Everyone's Winter Sport! This year’s race was exceptionally close with five fine teams in contentionship to the very last week for the first place. But naturally the best team always ends up on top! There were many high games bowled this year, such as Ken Kings’ 223, Denny Wolfe’s 199, and-Carol Rose’s 176. Dave Stempien shows good bowling form. Jim Hoff shows correct procedure for picking up the ball—by the sides. Linda and Lori, with the help of many friends, have a blanket-toss for the “March of Dimes.” The Sweetheart Couple: Gary Bean and Con- nie Tappcndcn. Cheerleaders Have Several Special Activities Besides cheering at games, the girls were busy doing other things! To purchase new uniforms, they had dances, sold cookies, and had a sweetheart. Kathy, Lori, and Cindy in the homecoming parade. Sandy “watches the merchandise as the cheerleaders hold a bake-sale to raise money for new uniforms. 112 A thie ti 113 Little-C Conference Champs The most exciting play of the season was made by Jim Hutchins. Here he takes a punt and tears up the left sideline aided by a key block by Bill Bradley. The result, of course, is the winning touchdown. Coaches Longhini and Chard reflect the joy felt by the team and all the fans present. Well, Quincy finally did it. Our football team took the first solo conference championship since 1949. In 1959, though, we held a tri-championship with two other Little C teams. In winning this year we set and broke many records. We put 6 men on the All Conference squad; (Jerry Salyer, Mike Moore, Claude Nance, Ken King, Bill McConnell, and Chuck Ames; Honorable Mention were Bill Bradley, Larry Reichhart, Jim Hutchins, Dan Wilkinson, and Chuck Cook). We also put 2 men on an All-State team: (Mike Moore and Jerry Salyer on 2nd team U.P.I. and Jerry on 2nd team A.P.; Honorable Mention include Mike Moore, Chuck Ames, and Larry Reichhart—A.P.) We went through our first undefeated season since 1949 with a tie as our only blemish; the team also ended up 10th in the state on A.P. and 12th on U.P.I. polls. The most unusual picture of year: Jerry Sal- yer, 48, walks away from the play. Larry Reichhart, 42, cuts inside as Chesty Black- man, 10, gets his head stepped on by a Homer Trojan who also deals a knee to the thigh of Bud Strauss, 32, who counters with an elbow. Chuck Ames, 74, would have been hit by 33 of Homer except for Bill Mc- Connells well-placed toe. From pages 112 and 113, FRONT ROW, 1-r: B. Ball, B. Hickok, R. Huggett, J. Salyer, K. Clark, D. Wilkinson, D. Wilson, T. Macklin manager. 2nd ROW: C. Avery, B. Mueller, D. Marvin, M. Fidler, D. Price, M. McGlothen. 3rd ROW: Coach Longhini, D. McCann, C. Blackman, B. McConnell, R. Vanlandingham, A. Bladder, B. Keith, J. Hoff, M. Moore, Coach Ludlow. 4th ROW: I. Strauss, C. Ames, J. Blair, M. Trenary, W. Victor, W. Brown, C. Nance, B. Bradley, K. King. I 14 We’re Number One! Bill Kieth tells a teammate how it was done and Rick Van- Landingham hollers ‘‘We’re Number One!” The game was the turning point of the season as the team gained momen- tum. Here’s the hero, Jim Hutchins, surrounded by Mike McGloth- len, Bob Mueller, and Bud Strauss. Jim was named All Con- ference, Honorable Mention, for the season. 1967 Orioles Provide Many Thrills The Offensive team, FRONT ROW: Claude Nance, Jack Blair, Mike Moore, Jim Coonce, Bill McCon- nell, Chuck Ames, Bill Bradley, Jim Hutchins, Jerry Salyer, Ron Huggett, and Larry Reichhart. The Defensive team, FRONT ROW: Chuck Ames, Mike Moore, Bud Strauss, Ken King, Claude Nance, Wayne Victor, Dave McCann, Bill McConnell, Dan Wilkinson, Larry Reichhart, and Jerry Salyer. 115 Quincy Places Four Gridders All State Jerry Salyer talks to Head Coach Dan Ludlow during a time out. Chuck Cook, All Conference Honorable Mention, Jerry Salyer, All Conference and All State, and Mike Moore, All Conference and All State, warm their hands during the cold and muddy Reading game. Claude Nance looks on as Coach Ludlow talks to his All Stat- ers, Jerry Salyer and All Conference Bill McConnell makes a tackle the easy way-sitting down! 116 All Conference Ken- ny King proudly dis- plays the coach's hat won by him in the last game as the most outstanding Senior. On All-State Teams’. Mike Moore. These three Seniors were named Tri-Captains by their teammates. Dan Wilkinson, All Conference Honorable Mention, and Dave McCann, number 24, prepare to meet the runner which Kenny King has slowed down. Offensive ... And Defensive Players Are Honored Slipping on the slick Reading turf, Claude Nance, All Conference, makes important yardage after catching a short pass. Jim Cooncc and All Con- ference Honorable Men- tion Bill Bradley move up to supply blocks. All State Honorable Mention and Conference Honorable Mention Larry Reichhart hands out a straight arm to All Con- ference Neil Bussing of Homer. Bud Strauss, Number 30, and All Con- ference Honorable Men- tion, Jim Hutchins, No. 28, bring up the action. 117 FRONT ROW (1 to r): J. Barrett, K. Ball, J. Watson, D. Wentworth, T. McCann, T. Lown, D. King, B. Reichhart, J. Hoff. SECOND ROW: T. Macklin, T. Rogers, R. Glaum, K. Horn, D. Diedrich,T. Coonce, J. Foster, B. McCurlcy.J. Wells, R. Daniels, G. Baldauf, J. DeLine, Coach Nofz. THIRD ROW: Coach Ehrenstein, G. Fickle, D. Musgrove, J. Krzcminski, K. Cook, M. Persails, P. Warkoc- zeski, K. Preston, T. Burleson, R. Kestner, L. Sebring, Coach Chard. J.V.’s Prepare For Varsity Service Football, on the Junior Varsity lpvel, has been looking more and more like the Varsity Edition. The team is very well balanced; al- though the sophomores dominated the starting lineups, the frosh sub- stituted strongly when called upon. The season, at 4-2, produced many thrills, not the least of which was a heart-stopping 12-6 victory over Bronson; the second touchdown was scored with only two minutes left. Homer supplied another great game and the Trojans won 6-0. Defen- sively, Ken Ball and Gary Ffekle stood out. Offensively, look for Tom Burleson, Jerry Watson, and Roger Glaum next year.' Mike Persails pulls down a pass on his own 33-yard line. Hello there! Tom Burleson seems to have lost his blockers and is dropped for “no gain.” (Left to right): Perry McMillan, Bruce Reichhart, Jerry Watson, Louis Wortz, Tom Brockway, Tom Burleson, Phillip Warkoczeski, Craig Treacher, Doug Meiring, Dave Miller, Mike Persails, Richard Barvc, Keith Preston, Jack Foster, Jay Barrett, Steve Davis, Steve Miller, Coach Ludlow, Dennis Jaynes. Inexperienced Team Produces 7-10 Record! A 7-10 season by a team which lost its five starters is to be commended. Although inexperienced, the team showed constant and steady improvement. Doug Meiring, the biggest scorer and rebounder, along with Jerry Watson and Phil Warkoczeski, supplied team leadership. Two games stood out as super thrillers: the first Homer game, lost in an overtime, and the last game of the season, an outstanding win over always- tough Bronson. Mike Persails gets two easy ones as Dave Miller looks on. Phil Warkoczeski steals the ball from a surprised Hillsdale player. A Hillsdale forward is pinned down by Tom Burleson (25), Doug Meiring (44), and Tom Brockway (35). 119 (Left'to right) Brian Shaw, Ron Huggett, Jerry Salyer, Larry Reichhart, Steve Barve, Jim RUey, Charles Ames, Calvin Marsh, Denny Gray, Charles Cook, Dave McCann. FRONT: Managers Jim DeLine and Dennis Jaynes. With Only One Starter Returning, A young Oriole cage team that finished in sixth place in the rugged Little C Conference is looking forward to next season’s campaign. There will be six returning lettermen: Jim Riley, Chuck Cook, Larry Reichhart, Steve Barve, Ron Huggett, and Dennis Grey. The 1967-68 squad consisted of six juniors and five seniors. The “Birds” reached their peak in March tournament play only to lose in the district final to a tough and highly rated Homer team, 91-70. Quincy reached the district finals by beating Jonesville, 57-45 and Reading, 48-46. The Orioles finished with a 9-11 overall record. The 1968-69 team will miss the talents of Captain Jerry Salyer, who averaged 19.6 points per game, and the fine spirit and determination of Chuck Ames, Calvin Marsh, Brian Shaw, and Dave McCann. Other top scorers were Jim Riley, 12.6, Dennis Gray, 8.4, and Steve Barve, 7.6 points per game. Top rebounders were Jim Riley, 11.9, and Steve Barve, 8.5 rebounds per game. Coach White steps off the bench to shout directions to a Quincy player. 120 Coach White outlines the attack during one of the time-outs in the Hillsdale game. Coach White Built A Respectable Team Jerry Salyer certainly took the lion’s share of awards this year. He was named Captain, most valuable, Ball Hawk, Best Free Throw, and was placed on the All-Conference Second Team. Dennis Gray was voted Most Improved. Jim Riley made Honorable Mention, All-Conference. Jim Riley jumps center as Steve Barve (32) and Dave McCann look on. This was the story in the second Jones- villc game, won by Quincy 75-72. Left to right, Jim Riley, Dennis Gray, Cal Marsh, and Jerry Salyer. Steve Barvc gets away his favorite, the short base line shot, as Jim Riley (30) and Ron Huggctt watch. This is the way we steal the ball: Larry Reichhart does the honors; Steve Barve is at left and Dave McCann at right. Quincy was very proud of this year’s cheerleaders, who were always up to the minute in the world of fashions. Cheerleaders Pep Up Games, Buy New The Varsity cheerleaders main- tain pep and enthusiasm all through the Homer game. Here’s 5 6 of the Reserve Cheerleaders, urging the team on during the Homer game! Left to right: Dusty Pelow, Val Grimes, Rocky Bellamy, Sandy Watson, and Connie Kempton. Uniforms, Boost School Morale ■£- The looks of in- nocence and sus- picion. Don’t you wish you had an Orioleman too? Here’s that missing 1 6 of the reserve cheerleaders (Sandy Gallop) with Orioleman, better known as John Brewer. Orioleman aids the cheerleaders dur- ing a pep assembly. 125 FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Parker, F. Cortright, M. King, R. Keith, M. Irving, J. Barve, J. Deline. SECOND ROW: T. Blair, T. Elder, J. Ball, D. Iford, M. Fast, D. Goodwin, Coach Stewart. THIRD ROW: G. Preston, D. Goodwin, K. Vanlandingham, R. Hilton, B. Baddcrs, F. Kochendorfcr, L. Gipple. 8th Grade Has A Winning Season The eighth grade team compiled a record of 3-2 in regular season play. The team’s leading scorer, Fred Kochendorfer, compiled a 12.6 per game average, besides grabbing 16 rebounds a game. Good team spirit characterized the team, and it should carry over to next year’s JV team. Terry Elder (16) and Mike Fast (43) lose a rebound to the fresh- men. Rex Hilton (13) and Don Goodwin (50) aren’t close enough to stop this score. FRONT: Steve Bowen, Mike Pierson, Ken Fickle, Steve Worth, Terry Keith. SECOND: Vincent Gray, Jeff Huggett, Rodney Hayes, Tim Rogers, Dave Sattler. BACK: Dave Cottman, Tim Howard, Dave Alexander, Norman Campbell, David Green. Seventh Graders Begin Organized Ball! Coach Chard talks to the team daring a time out. The jump: left to right, Steve Worth, David Green, Norman Campbell, Jeff Huggett. The 1968 Baseball Team, FIRST ROW, left to right: Sam Mascot, Phil Warkoczeski, Jerry Watson, Dennis Gray, Gary Fickle, Ken Ball, Bruce Bowers, Dennis Wilson, Dean Musgrove, Bob Ball. SECOND ROW: Coach Sroufe, Tim Macklin, Clare Musgrove, Brad Hickock, Tim McGee, Jim Riley, Bob Mueller, Gary Fidler, Gary Bean, Mike Fidler, Ray Pierson, Manager. Baseball Proves To Be Spring’s Best Sport! Brad Hick ok sometimes tries to catch the ball on the chest. Fortunately, the ball was foul. 128 The baseball team made a good showing this year. Play- ers who contributed gready to the “cause” were Jerry Watson, Den- nis Gray, and Clare Musgrove. Certainly one of the exciting games was the first one with Camden-Frontier. In that rain-soaked game, Dennis Gray socked a three run homer at the bottom of the fourth inning to win it. FRONT ROW, left to right: Larry Lusc, Jim Coonce, Steve Shaw, Rick Kestner, Tim Coonce, Dan Wentworth. SECOND ROW: Manager, John Lounds, Dave McCann, Chuck Smith, John Riley, Rick Vanlandingham, Chuck Cook, Harry Lyons. THIRD ROW: Norman Wood, Gene Suevcr, Doug Mciring, Merle Trenary, Mike Persails, Jim Hoff, Coach Chard. 1968 Track Team Is Well Balanced Steve Shaw makes an effort in the broadjump. Track has not enjoyed the same popu- larity as baseball in recent years at Q.H.S. How- ever, that does not mean that track isn’t liked. The tracksters have performed well this spring. Athletes such as Chuck Smith, Steve Shaw, Bud Strauss, and John Riley have done exceptionally well. Also to be commended are the 880 and mile relay teams. As the team is “loaded” with under- classmen, next year should be unusually good. Chuck Cook in the high-jump. Chuck Smith breaks the tape in the 880-relay. Bill Keith: “I dare ya’ to cross THAT line. Allen Blatter and Harry Lyons demonstrate the “ready” position during wrestling practice. Doug Marvin is on top, but he seems to be getting the worst end of the deal. This is the first Oriole wrestling team in the school’s history. The year was full of joys and disappointments, highlighted by big victo- ries over Coldwater and North Adams. Many of the returning boys are eagerly awaiting next year’s season, to use what they have learned at the state regional tournament and to improve the techniques they learned throughout the year. The record for all dual meets was four wins and five losses. Quincy’s NewestTeam Is A Success FRONT ROW, left to right: Bob McCurley, Larry Luse, Dale Foley (captain), Doug Marvin, Kim Brown, Harry Lyons, George Baldauf. SECOND ROW: Larry Sebring, Tim Coonce, Bill Keith, War- ren Brown, Al Blatter, Dick Price, Tom Macklin, Coach Nofz. Coach Sroufe watches as Tim Coonce pins his man in gym class. This is girls’ basketball; not quite like the boys do, is it? Here’s P.E. For The Butler Bandits won this year’s intramural bowling league. Left to right, they are: Bill Bradley, Mike Fidler, Bill McConnell, Mike Moore, and Kenny King. Boys And Girls Would you believe a bird? A plane? Tom Terrific? Or that my shorts just ripped out in the back??! Miss Sanders leads the girls in calisthcntics. 133 FIRST ROW, left to right: L. McVicker, A. Bowerman, C. Preston, L. Kriscr, C. Hbff, K. Funk, M. Eaton, J. Easter- ly Hawkins. SECOND ROW: D. Olney, B. Bolcy, D. Buys, D. Herlan, B. Mason, M. Rawson, S. Perry, L. Wine- land, S. Par shall, D. Posanti, P. Cox,G. Lentz, J. Lounds. THIRD ROW: B. Budd, B. Boyer, P. Supianoski, B. King. R. Miner, M. Miller, R. Glaum, C. Avery, S. Woolf, P. Bean, T. Macklin, D. Youngs, L. Meiring, R. Traxler, M. Barve, S. Fast. FOURTH ROW: C. Supianoski, J. Brewer, Brian Shaw, M. Moore, J. Salyer, D. McCann, R. Klepack, K. King, S. Barve, C. Ames, D. Brovin, S. Shaw, M. Fidler, D. Willinson, L. Luce, and V. Watkins. Here the A.V. Aids work on a projector. From left to A.V. Aids, left to right: K. Ball, M. Basse, B. Bradley, right, they arc L. Sebring, T. Rogers, D. Miller, D. Died- D. McCann, rich, K. Preston. High School office aids, L.-R.: M. Rawson, C. Pask, L. Kriser, W. Hilton, P. Supianoski, L. Satchfield, A. Hardy. Library aids, left to right: L. Hook, S. Fish, M. Miller, P. Bean, V. Kratzer, J. Rhoades. These students served as elementa- ry aids. FRONT: M. Rhoades, P. Cook, P. Beckman, L. DeLine, S. Burritt, S. Kurtz, MIDDLE: H. Ma- lone, L. Blatter, S. Warkoczcski, B. Gleason, P. Bonham, T. Pawloski, BACK: C. Otis, S. Woolf, C. Cook, T. Traxler, D. Callahan, S. Andrews, B. Badders. Many Hands Make For Light Work! The Bus Drivers! TOP: R. Smith, D. Hulbert, H. Marvin, C. Lampman; ROW 2: H. Saudy, B. Pierson, A. Sattler, E. Klepack, B. Badders; ROW 3: H. Esterline, R. Bargert, J. Beck, R. Riddle, R. Badderson; BOTTOM: H. Talant, J. Goforth, H. Trail. These ladies handle the elementary school lunchroom: (left) Mrs. Fidler, and Mrs. Temples on page 134, left to right arc Mrs. Lemmon, Mrs. Markley, Mrs. McRae, Mrs. Foster, Miss Todd. E. Smith (on ladder), J. Hildebrand (with mop), E. Burk, W. Miller, E. Daniels (kneeling in front). 138 139 MR. JOHN WORTH, Elementary Principal Principal Worth Supervises MRS. VANPATTEN, Secretary Mr. Worth addresses the fifth and sixth grades. Mrs. Pomranka helps students through Remedial Reading. Miss Craig, Speech Correctionist, is shown here with some of her students. Kindergarten Through Sixth Grade One of the many things that special edu- cation students do is make paper animals. They are (L to R) standing: Bob Latson, Terry Gipple, Steve Albright, Harold Ash, Dick McVicker, Don McVicker, Bill Hance; sitting: Tim Gipple, Lyle Root, Mike Ash, and Dan Watkins. These students pass their time by listen- ing to a record player. They are (L to R): Russel Andrews, Lyle Root, Jane Sturtz, and Joan Nickell. 141 Sixth Grade — Mrs. Harris FRONT: M. Gallop, P. Supianoski, B. Spaulding, D. Conrad, R. Wooden, K. Knapp, E. Hinley, R. Smith, J. Bower- man, SECOND: R. McNitt, C. Curry, P. Marsh, J. McCann, B. Honyoust, D. Peavy, S. Baldwin, D. Evcrline. THIRD: Mrs. Harris, M. Bean, T. Cammerson, J. Kurtz, J. DeLine, L. From, P. Porter, T. Strauss, S. Fish, J. Shaffer. FOURTH: L. Miller, C. Baldauf, J. Rose, D. Cole, A. Bonham, D. Bracy, B. Cole, S. Brown, M. Supianoski, S. Haver. FRONT: M. Snyder, D. Spurlock, S. Mciring, B. Bowan, M. Rose, R. Miller, P. Todd, D. Strang, O.Stempien. SEC- OND: A. Binkley, C. Shilling, M. Marsh, S. Kline, D. Fcnningsdorf, B. Kennedy, E. England, K. Smillie. THIRD: P. Handy, S. McLain, F. Lett, D. Blair, J. Vorce, D. Bonham, C. Williams, R. Null. FOURTH: Mrs. Oxenham, T. Halstead, J. Center, L. Geer, L. McDonald, G. Mc- Kinley, D. Cortright, C. Musgrove, R. Wells, C. Gary. Sixth Grade — Mrs. Oxenham i.? Sixth Grade — Mrs. Crandall FRONT: J. Rodesiler, R. Lown, R. Avra, G. Lovell, M. Tappenden, R. King, M. Cole, R. Burlew. SECOND: T. McRea, M. Blair, J. Brown, S. Binkley, C. Fickle, J. Nance, M.Jahr, R. Traxler. THIRD: V. Thorp, S. Longardner, L. Senker, J. Luse, D. Parker, R. Callahan, J. Smead, D. Cottman, M. Drumm. FOURTH: P. Baird, J. Litevaitus, D. Posante, L. Hig- bee, R. From, S. Kesson, R. Beach, M. Mills, C. Pierson, S. Swallow. Fifth Grade — Mrs. Ill Fifth Grade - Mrs. Trenary FRONT: K. Lovcberry, D. Wells, L. Hefflinger, M. Ellis, M. Brown, S. Strang, D. King. SECOND: Mrs. Ill, R. Hoff- man, B. Badders, A. Cox, S. Worth, K. Hagy, W. Norris, J. Hoolcy. THIRD: R. Longardner, S. Luse, V. Gray, M. Thorp, F. Adams, L. Andrews, C. String, S. Delcamp, L. Eagle. FRONT: David Miller, Randy Smith, Rusty Jacobs, Terry Owens, Linda Wise, Kim Bailey, Jill Temples. SECOND: Sandy Hoff, Denise Bowen, Deborah Kestner, Jack Bellamy, Vickie Neeley, Dennis Wilkinson, Regina Sharp, Shelby Strauss. THIRD: Mrs. Trenary, Linda Carpenter, Candy Bassett, Steve Nicker- son, Kathy Weaver, Steve Null, Kevin Bemis, Albert Feldbauer, Dean Van Dyke, Judy Miller, Tim McCurley. Fifth Grade — Mrs. Locke Fifth Grade — Miss Goward «« A frft'f, Hr JlM Air1 Fourth Grade — Mrs. Hicks 144 FRONT: C. Litwaitis, B. Topp, J. Wil- kinson, N. Jackson, L. Harmon, M. Hei- fers, B. Nutt. SECOND: D. Camerson, D. King, C. Zagyva, S. Tobolske, C. Pin- ney, R. Rollins, K. Loose, P. Borget, N. Welch. THIRD: Mrs. Locke, S. Mc- Nitt, R. Barfel, P. French, D. Snyder, L. VanLandingham, B. Corrino, R. Felts. FOURTH: B. Stempien, B. Lcdyard, S. Mteriman, M. Downer, A. Mills, K. Kempton, K. Buckley, K. Brockway, C. Coward. FRONT: K. Reichhart, S. Williams, B. Normandin, L. Bliss, M. Parshall, C. An- drews, T. Lane. SECOND: S. Coville, L. Canfield, R. Traxler, J. Farris, M. Wonders, C. Sebring, K. Hayes. THIRD: Miss Goward, M. Albright, M. Saunders, S. Gilchrest, S. Locke, F. Young, S. Sayre, S. Budd, M. Stempien. FOURTH: R. Senger, R. Shobe, C. Pierson, I. Wil- son, D. Gilbert, D. Harmon, B. Barnett, R. lies, C. Etchey. FRONT: D. Hooley, C. Rodgers, T. Kling, T. Mast, E. Baird, S. Rollins, J. CampbeU. SECOND: N. Binkley, C. Handy, M. Lounds, C. Kurtz, T. Free- burn, K. Smith, T. Baldwin, K. Harring- ton. THIRD: K. Losinski, B. Blair, W. Eagle, R. French, C. Everline, D. Rose, D. Bice, J. Burlingame, C. Taylor. FOURTH: Mrs. Hicks, J. Sours, C. Rodesiler, I. Cole, D. Treacher, B. Ram- sey, T. Worth, V. Sperbeck, L. Hayes. Patty Watson, Vanessa Rawson, Tim Strang, Ronnie Bean, Laura Byers, wait for their reading programs from Mrs. Lynd. Julia King is a million miles from her reading class!! Fourth Grade —Miss La Belle FRONT: M. Fahlen, B. Wilson, K. Fickle, B. Avra, T. McRae, R. Walston, R. Gallop, K. Whaley, T. Brown. SEC- OND: S. Merrill, P. Callahan, D. Mc- Vicker, V. Bassett, L. Thompson, A. Finley, T. Macklin, C. England, S. Strauss. THIRD: C. Stockwell, P. Luse, W. Binkley, J. Elder, T. Mast, L. Thomas, C. Stockwell. FOURTH: Miss LaBelie, R. Pierson, L. Temples, A. Walters, M. Warkoczeski, R. Shaffer, M. Fry. Fourth Grade — Mrs. Lynd FRONT: B. Center, T. Norris, S. Mil- ler, L. Huepenbecker, T. Strang, H. Cluff, L. Peavey. SECOND: P. Waston, M. Canfield, J. King, V. Rawson, P. Marsh, L. Byers, C. Stempien, K. Shobe, THIRD: J. Smith, A. Angevine, J. Marsh, R. Banker, K. Blair, S. Smead, R. Taylor, C. Baudcr. FOURTH: Mrs. Lynd, D. Hulbcrt, R. Bean, P. Irvin, S. Frederick, B. Fast.J. Sours, J. McClel- lan, K. Lcdyard. FRONT: B. Led yard, J. Burlew, N. Mc- Michael, G. Ewers, C. Wolfe, B. Halstead, J. Fry, R. Lyon. SECOND: T. Holt, D- King, E. Hollingsworth, J. Anderson, J. Lane, C. Strother, S. Bowerman, J. Haga- man,K. Fickle, THIRD: J. Higbee, M. McNitt, J. McClellan, D. Ripley, C. Wells, B. McKenzie, L. Brown, J. Kraner, J. Travis, T. Litwaitif. FOURTH: Miss Corlcss, C. Pcct, D. Swallow, M. Miller, R. Lentz, J. Arton, C. Irvin, R. Saunders. Fourth Grade — Miss Corless No, ’cause I have a date with Johnny that night. Carol King reads a story to Scott, Marilan and Steve from Mrs. Esterline’s kindergarten class. FRONT: D. Longardner, S. Luce,T. Orton, D. Peet, J. Normandin, M. Kling, R. Counterman, R. Morrill. SECOND: S. Green, K. Shaffer, K. Dunn, J. Strang, K. Reynolds, M. Handy, J. Keifer, C. Cole. THIRD: J. Ewers, V. Spurlock, K. Moore, D. Hutchins, S. Bailey, T. Knirk, S. Stempien, J. VanLandingham. FOURTH: Mrs. King, C. Gary, T. Love- berry, R. Wooden, J. Bowerman, M. Davis, M. Middcl, C. Snyder. 146 Third Grade — Mrs. King Third Grade — Mrs. Jewell FRONT: S. Knapp, L. Everline, K. Justice, S. Sattler, L. Kanaby, R. Temple, C. Van- Buskirk, J. Kline. SECOND: J. Bcmis, T. Stempien, R. Rasmussen, E. Geishert, J. Friend, D. Walkins, L. Mills, T. Meiring, B. McGee, D. Smith, K. Gardner, D. Stem- pien. THIRD: G. Snyder, D. Quimby, J. Perry, N. Carpenter, L. Drumm, L. Heu- pcnbecker, F. Avra, M. Buckley, R. Love- berry, M. Brewer, D. Burlcw, Mrs. Jewell. Third Grade — Miss Fought Third Grade — Miss Hartzler FRONT: B. Hutchinson, E. Bowcrman, J. Harrington, K. Newberry, K. Matz, M. Kokinis, M. Parker, B. Bailey, L. Sullivan, B. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Tobolskc, D. Millard, S. Andrews, B. Jackson, M. Shaffer, T. McMichael, B. Harmon, J. Watts, T. Turnpaugh, L. McCann, R. Gard- ner, D. Hance. THIRD ROW: Miss Fought, T. Fish, J. Ostrander, D. Justice, J. Pifer, K. Cole, M. Sebring, J. Neeley, L. Hucpen- becker, S. Lovell, G. Gilbert, B. Root, D. Yuhl. FRONT: S. Hawes, J. Fidler, D. Jacobs, R. Nickerson, B. Wood, B. Easterday, W. Schweizer, D. Lyons, D. McVicker, J. Trav- is. SECOND: P. Giffey, M. Barley, A. Pierson, L. Speaker, D. Reichhart, C. Brad- ley, D. Miner, T. Sperbeck, J. McGee, D. Salyer, B. Osborne. THIRD: T. Litwaitis, D. Welch, D. Russell, K. Fish, J. Warkoc- zeski, D. Holt, T. Paul, V. Thornton, C. Relich, A. Baudcr, K. Brickey, Miss Hart- zler. 147 FRONT: R. Miller, M. Stout, D. Lentz, J. Engelhardt, S. Saunders, D. Lovell, A. Neeley, SECOND: L. Ditto, T. Locke, L. Pierson, P. Kurtz, C. England, L. Fish, C. Cuthher, T. Macklin. THIRD: D. Harmon, E. Canfield, D. Wonders, J. French, C. Cluff, T. Gent, C. Honyoust, M. Miller, N. Strang. FOURTH: Mrs. Pushce,G. Thorp, F. Parkinson, R. Brad- ley, M. Mcdlock, R. Watkins, M. Roberts, E. Ford. Second Grade — Mrs. Pushee FRONT: B.Collard, J. Senger, C. Bur- lingame, J. Latta, J. Rice, D. Noble, J. Stempicn,W. Sharp. SECOND: W. Lav- erdure, K. Wolfe, T. Allen, C. Bowerman, E. Swallow, A. Bender, M. Lyons, C. Domecki. THIRD: S. Drumm, D. Mc- Farland, Reed,J. Williams, D. Center, P. lies, R. Hagaman,J. Middel. FOURTH: Mrs. VanBlarcom, N. Strang, B. Durham, K. Ramsey, J. Bonham, J. McKenzie, D. Parker, M. Loveberry, R. Wendorf. Second Grade — Mrs. Van Biarcom FRONT: D. Hutchins, B. Finley, L. Kriser, E. Ford, R. Houtz, R. Kempton. SECOND: S. Albright,T. Kanaby, R. Nowlen, T. Cole, K. Williams, P. Free- burn, L. Cooney, L. Beck. THIRD: P. Lyons, S. Snyder, P. Curry, K. Norman- din, D. Peck, K. Matz, L. Rcppert, K. Downer, M. Gallop. FOURTH: Mrs. Hauver, R. Senger, T. Fickle, D. Wooden, S. Stempicn, M. Posantc, P. Neeley, T. Cottman. 148 FRONT: D. Ostrander, N. Rockhold, J. Coward, A. Bracy, D. Chaney, J. Bower- man, J. McRae, K. Wood. SECOND: K. Miller, B. Schultz, P. Walters, P. Miller, V. Bemis, S. King, R. Halstead, P. Cole, C. Fisher, B. Badders. THIRD: R. Bas- sett, S. Rose,G. Shaw, J. Van Dyke, E. Traxler, S. Barfell, D. Hollingsworth, B. Dunsmore. FOURTH: Miss Fruchcy, R. Connin, T. Weaver, D. Waligora, S Ivey, D. Daws, T. Watson, B. Geer, J. Fredericks. FRONT: S. Hodge, L. Warden, J. Shobc, D. Wallace, S. Moore. SECOND: K. Rodesilcr, C. Holloway, K. Wilkinson, C. Stempien, D. Burlcw, A. Cluff, K. Love- berry, E. McVicker. THIRD: D. Burritt, R. Tobalske, P. Eagle, V. Fish, L. Benber, D. Sayre, C. Barnett, A. Smith. FOURTH: Mrs. Lockwood, T. Latta, T. Davis, N. Bailey, J. Bailey, L. Hucpen- bcck, C. Normandin, K. Sinclair. FRONT: B. Welch, C. Miller, M. Treacher, J. Null, K. Teachout. SEC- OND: P. Traxler, T. Nowlen, N. Cole, B. Bassett, B. Adams, B. Par shall, T. Walters, R. Smead. THIRD: B. Miller, R. Pierson, J. Nickerson, J. Watts, D. Hcrmon, B. Taylor, L. Fish, D. Da- Caire. FOURTH: M. Coville, M. Cotton, M. Thorp, R. Beemer, S. Field, P. Hutch- inson, B. Albright, Miss Hartford. Second Grade — Fruchey First Grade —Mrs. Lockwood FRONT: B. Harmon, D. Borton, D. Snyder, P. Diem, D. Booher. SECOND: S. Boyd, W. Riddle, K. Booher, K. Strothers, P. Smith, K. Newberry. THIRD: C. Smith, R. Frederick, T. Ash, K. Cottman, T. Collard, P. Speaker, B. Norton, M. Odum. FOURTH: T. Tay- lor, G. Ramsey, J. McClellan, J. McVick- er, B. Ash, T. Harrington, C. Millard, Miss Lomont. FRONT: B. Reed, R. Hollingsworth, D. Becker, L. VanBuskirk, T. McVickcr. SECOND: M. Carpenter, K. Watkins, L. Hughes, D. Alspaugh, R. Hooley, K. Knisely, B. Osborne, N. Byers. THIRD: J. Wells, S. Jacobs, T. Strauss, G. Koch- endorfer, L. Kling, S. Sattlcr, K. Williams, B.Gratz. FOURTH: Mrs. Gibson, L. Aiken, C. Holbrook, J. McKenzie, G. Miner, C. Latta, R. Wendorf, K. Brewer. FRONT: S. Bohham, B. Rice, E. Scnger, S. Holt, C. Shafer. SECOND: C. Bara- nouski, M. Wood, T. Honyoust, R. Parker, B. Boley, L. Bassett, R. Rasmussen, C. Albright. THIRD: L. A. Thompson, T. Mills, D. Fowler, B. Thornton, B. Ellis, M. Jones, D. Wooden, D. Smith. FOURTH: Mrs. Male, L. Peck, P. Swaf- ford, B. Neeley, K. KoKinis, B. Maro- well, D. Finley, D. Houck. 150 First Grade - Miss Lomont First Grade — Mrs. Gibson First Grade — Mrs. Male Kindergarten — A.M. Kindergarten — P.M. Mrs. Esterline FRO NTT: T. Covillc, T. Brewer, T. Smith, J. Prince, G. Latta, J. McGee, D. Cutcher, B. Hawes. SECOND: K. Cox, J. Stcmpien, B. Kurtz, J. Watkins, R. McRae, M. Medlock, B. Higbcc, C. Center. THIRD: D. Dove, R. Posante, P. Travis, M. Mitchell, T. Mast, S. Sayre, S. Blair, D. Bailey, P. Miller, FOURTH: G. Smith, C. Laurell, K. Middel,J. Nail, G. Ram- sey, C. Johnson, N. Pape, B. Swallow, R. lies, Mrs. Estcrlinc. FRONT: N. Bowerman, D. McFarland, S. Pcet, M. Truitt, E. Soxman, L. Wilson, D. Strong, SECOND: J. McRae, J. Smith, T. Griffin, D. Hance, D. Cotton, S. Smith, T. Morris. THIRD: Mrs. Estcrlinc, J. R.Quimby,B. Ludlow, L. Zim- merman, D. Friend, P. Bickwith, S. Hulbcrt. Kindergarten — A.M. Kindergarten - P.M. Mrs. Parkinson FIRST: J. Merriman, G. Gratz,J. Jeffery, G. Shaw, R. Rice, M. Connin, R. Cole, K. Newberry. SECOND: S. Knisely, R. Posante, D. Miller, S. Kaufman, K. Scnger, R. Coward, C. Booher, R. Klotz. THIRD: B. Hawes, J. Hoffman, G. Strong, V. McVicker, T. Dunn, D. Thomas, R. Rhodes, T. Thibideau, E. Thorpe. FOURTH: M. Neeley, S. Bowerman, R. Sattler, N. Lesner, L. Hupenbecker, R. Sours, T. Smith, S. Becker. BACK: Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Klepack. FRONT: L. Pierson, L. 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