Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

1980 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN OUR 100th YEAR 7 10 11 14 15 HISTORY Although Quincy was incorporated as a village in 1858, the first school was opened many years earlier in the summer of 1836 in the log cabin home of Mrs. Hannah Newberry. In 1837. the school was located in a one- room log house owned by John Broughton and located where the American Legion post is presently situated. The log schoolhouse was torn down and a frame structure erected in its place between 1841 and 1842. By 1844 enrollment increased so much that all pupils could not be accommodated: therefore, a private school was organized. In 1850 the schoolhouse was moved to the present site of the Methodist Church on West Chicago Street. When the Methodist Church obtained this land, the school was to be moved to Jefferson Street, but this was no easy task since it could not be decided whether the school should be located east or west of Main Street. A contest was set up to decide the question. The people on the west side of Main Street hitched their oxen to the west side of the building while those from the east side did the same thing with the east side of the build- ing. The spectators then watched to see the teams of oxen pull and the building moved slightly to the east, thus deciding the question. In 1 856 the district decided to build another structure and in 1858 the first brick building was completed on the corners of East Jefferson and Fulton Streets, the site of the present middle school building. The old frame building was sold to be used as a store and was moved away. It also served as a home on Bond Street before it was moved to village land on the south side of Quincy where it is to be restored as a school building museum. The school facility once again became inadequate in 1903 so the part that had stood since 1858 was torn down and. in 1904. was replaced by a large addition which cost $10.000. In 1930 a new building was again voted due to increasing enrollments. The old brick building was demol- ished and the building, which presently houses the middle school, was built in 1932. Between 1946 and 1956, 22 schools were consolidated with Quincy. In 1954-55. the building was remod- eled and an addition for high school vocational classes was built on the south side. Land was also purchased at the end of Fulton Street for a new elementary building which was completed in 1955 and dedicated as the Edward Jennings Elementary School. In 1960 the decision was made to construct a million dollar building for use as a high school. The building was dedicated on February 4, 1962. The elementary school also received a six-room addition. The most ''ecent construction was in 1968 when an addition was added to the elementary school and a new athletic field complex was built. In 1874 a class of two boys and three girls was the first to complete the prescribed course of study. In observance of this, a program of orations and essays was given by these five students. The first official commencement was held in 1876 when three boys were awarded certificates to show their achievement. The Class of 1980 is the centennial class because no classes graduated in 1877, 1878, 1879. 1881 and 1890. The Class of 1910 issued the first yearbook, while the custom of passing the cane from the senior class to the junior class originated in 1897. The cane represents the bond of friendship and good will existing between the classes and symbolizes the new life of the graduates. The Quincy School System has had continuing accreditation by the University of Michigan since 1916 Accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools began in 1937. exactly 100 years after the first schoolhouse was built, and continues through the present. 17 18 61 auoaj SUPER SENIORS OF 1980 Anna-Kaisa Ala-Ketola Carl W. Albright Robert A. Albright Karen L. Andrews Lena Arnett Colleen L. Avery Charles E. Barber Jilianne Barker 20 Nancy J. Bowerman Scott J. Bowerman � Richard G. Bean Jr. Scott R. Becker David C. Booher Jr. Laurie Ann Bliss Sheila E. Boyd Timothy A. Brewer David L. Brown Jr. 21 Phil M. Cutler Rhoda A. Coward Kamal Cariuty Jr. Dane S. Cutcher Deborah J. Burlew Bryan D. Crabill 22 Theresa Deal Dennis R. DeCaire Godelieve DePaep Brenda L. Dooley Edward J. Dooley Michelle M. DuBay Patrick J. Falzon Linda C. Forsyth Terry L. Dull Timothy A. Dunn 8 Linne E. Gordon Angela M. Greek Richard W. Hand Lisa L. Hanna Brian L. Hawes R.oger D. Hoch Joseph R. Hoffman Rhonda M. lies Charles W. Hudson Jr. Sandra L. Jensen Scott A. Hutchins Catherine M. Johnson 25 Brenda L. Keeton Sherri J. Knisely Carolyn J. Laurell Brian S. Ludlow Jeremy G. Martin Randal L. Marquart Tamera S. Mast Marjorie F. McConnell Tod C. McLain Joseph M. McRae Meiissa M. Medlock LindaS. Miner Roxanne M. McRae Karen S. Middei Randall C. Mocherman James H. Meade Brenda K. Miller Kendall J. Newberry 27 Andres J. Pardo Gordon J. Phair Jr. Timothy J. Parker Jeffery L. Phair Lynnette S. Pierson Robert L. Presley John A. Prince GinnaM. Rice Ronald T. Rice Daniel E. Richards Charles M. Rubley Richard W. Sattler Nanette K. Rupp Spencer L. Rickman Patricia E. Ries Patricia A. Saunders Edward I. Saxman Gerald W. Shobe ——1 Rudolph W. Smith Scott A. Smith Todd R. Smith Deborah Smurr Donald L. Snyder Randy L. Sours 30 Connie S. Wolfe Randy Zabonick Dennis E. Zimmerman Not Pictured: Cheryl Buckberry, Theresa Coco, Theresa Liggins, Victor McVicker, Peggy Moore, David Poettker and Craig Ryan. Keith R. Teachout Paul L. Traxler Myron L. Welch Kathy S. Wilkinson Lori A. Wilson Bonnie L. Wolfe 31 j hj , Page 32: Most Active — Nancy Bowerman and Jim Keeslar; Most Daring — Todd Falstad and Theresa Coco; Most Excuses — Bob Albright and Lena Arnett; Most Bashful — Richard Hand and Rhoda Cow- ard; Best Smile — Phil Cutler and Kathy Wilkinson. Page 33: Best Build — Cathy Johnson and Brian Ludlow; Most Disorganized — Karen Andrews and Tim Brewer; Tall- est — Lori Wilson and Darin Friend; Shortest — Nan Rupp and John Prince. 33 Most Intelligent — Jim Keeslar and Deb Suever; Biggest Storytellers — Lena Arnett and Pat Falzon; Class Flirts — Jerry Shobe, Dan Richards and Lena Arnett (Dane Cutcher not pictured). Best Dressed — Jim Keeslar and Lori Wilson. Best Looking — Lori Wilson and Phil Cutler; Cut-Ups — Lena Arnett and Carl Albright; Best Personality — Cathy Johnson and Todd Falstad; Most Sarcastic — Rich Bean and Kathy Wilkinson; Most Tal- kative — Carl Albright, Nancy Bowerman and Bob Albright. Most Likely to Succeed and Most Organized — Jim Keeslar and Deb Suever; Most Athletic — Brian Ludlow, Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar and Cathy Johnson; Biggest Grouches — Lori Wilson, Kamal Cariuty and Deb Suever; Rowdiest — Lena Arnett, Nancy Bowerman and Bill Smith. Not Pic- tured: Most Musical — Brenda Keeton and Den- nis DeCaire; Most Dramatic — Ginna Rice and Joe McRae; Most Artistic — Theresa Coco, Jenni Stempien and Ken Newberry; Most Gullible — Cathy Johnson and Darin Friend; Friendliest — Brenda Keeton and Todd Falstad; Pests — Nancy Bowerman and Richard Sattler. 36 lEfflrii Centennial Class Officers: Bonnie Wolfe — Historian; Tim Brewer — Treasurer; Cathy Johnson — Vice President; Carl Albright — President; Lyn- nette Pierson — Secretary. MOTTO: “Climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every rainbow till you We were freshmen find your dream.’’ SONG: “We’ve Only Just Begun FLOWER: Burgundy Rose COLORS: Maroon and White It’s Time to Start Now as seniors Young, eager, full of life, We aren’t sure if the Ready to start the final Setting is right; if we Stage of schooling before Fully know ourselves to be able to We made our future. Make that final step. Then as sophomores For when we’re through the We were beginning, Graduatiion ceremony Trying to understand life It’s time to start. And ourselves so we Could fully achieve our goals. What will make the difference As juniors we were For the rest of our lives, Our future as men and Almost ready for the Women of the world. Final stage. We were Busy setting the scene -by Lena Arnett Hoping and wishing for The best to come. Always and Forever” Held at the Bam “Always and Forever,” the 1980 junior- senior banquet and prom, was held at The Barn in Angola. A sultry May evening and taped music provided by Gary Allen of radio station WLKI provided an eve- ning of great entertainment. 39 Annual Awards Feature Senior Honors Night was held June 9, 1980. Spring sports awards were given to seniors and each of the exchange students commented on his or her year at QHS. Special awards included: Citizenship Award, Nancy Bowerman; Advanced Math Award, Jim Keesler; Physics Award, Rich Bean; 4 Years Per- fect Attendance, Rhoda Coward and Brian Lud- low; 1 Year Perfect Attendance, Chuck Rubley and Richard Sattler; American Legion Outstand- ing Service Award, Ginna Rice and Jim Keeslar; Girls State, Cathy Johnson and Ginna Rice; Boys State, Rich Bean and Jim Keeslar; Varsity Club Athletes of the Year, Cathy Johnson and Jim Keeslar; Volkert and Normandin Sportsmanship Awards, Cathy Johnson and Keith Teachout; DAR Good Citizen, Deb Suever; and the Top Ten. Fifty-four scholarships were also awarded along with drama, yearbook, band, student coun- cil and class officer awards. 54 Sch olarships 41 FRIDAY THE 13th PROVES TO BE GREAT DAY FOR GRAD9 The Top Ten of Quincy High School’s one hundredth graduating class included Deb Burlew, Ginna Rice, Sandy Jensen, Linda Miner, Marjorie McConnell, Jim Keeslar, Rich Bean, Bonnie Wolfe, Debra Suever, Sherri Knisely and Connie Wolfe. All took part in the tradi- tional commencement exercises while class president Carl Albright passed the traditional class cane, symbol of continuity, to junior class president Nancy Kahaian. Mr. Morley Fraser, former football coach and present assistant to the president of Albion College, addressed the graduates. He com- plimented the grads and the community on the fine tradition surviv- ing in Quincy and the fact that 70% of the class intends to attend an institution of higher learning. 43 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORI JUNIORI UNIORS JUNIORS UNIORS JUNIORS Dawn Anderson Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Lori Barnett Guy Bassage Lee Beldock LaVern Bell Clifford Blowers Julie Boley Apryl Borton Rick Bracy Kaye Brose Tori Budd John Burge David Burlew Tony Cariuty Dawn Chaney LaJeana Coan Mark Coan David Coco Kris Condra Mickey Connin Brenda Cottman Doug DeCaire Lori Des Jardins Lynnette DuBay Tina Dules Laurie East Pete Falzon Jack Faulkner Loran Fickle Bob Ford Cheryl Gratz Eugene Gratz Penny Hagaman Sara Hammond Robert Hard Alvin Harrington Bob Hartbarger Billy Hawes Phil Higbea Laurie Hockenberry Denise Howell Lindsey Huepenbecker Doug Ingraham James Jeffery Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Lisa Kochendorfer Gerald Latt Cheri Laurell Kenneth Letts Karice Loveberry Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall Nancy Marvin Gina Massey Dawn McClellan Joe McClellan Sally McClellan James McGee Renee McRae Kim Milks Greg Miller Debbie Nave Dawn Nieble Von Nicholson June Ostrander Diana Parker Ruth Peavey Marty Pierson Nikki Presley 45 Julie Prince John Renfro Shannon Rice Preston Ricker Raymond Riddle Jamie Robbins Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jim Rodgers Carenda Sawdey Amy Saxton Rick Sebring Sherry Sherwood Herb Sleesman Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Max Stephenson Angie Strang Gene Strong Bill Swallow Kirk Teachout Tim Thibideau Dennis Thomas Stephen Thorp Jim Toth Traci Travis Kevin VanVIeet Teresa Waltz Connie Watson Sheri Westfall Becky Wilson Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Not Pictured: Tracy Deal Ken England Denise Henry Norman LaFevre John Mraz 46 Junior Class Officers: President Nancy Kahaian, Vice President Bruce Knisely, Secretary Carolyn Worth, Treasurer Lori Des Jardins and Historian Brenda Cottman. Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary Chris Johnson, Treasurer Rob Smith, President Tam- mie Johnston and Vice President Dave Finley. 47 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Linda Alien Shellie Altman Gail Arnett Tom Bean Brian Beaudin Dennis Blount Matt Bowling Kim Bradley Scott Brand Dan Brewer Dawn Brown Ed Buell Jim Burge Kelli Campbell Chris Cekander Steven Clark Kim Cole Pam Collins Guy Creager DeWain DeCaire Leslie Ditton Terri Ditton Tammy Dixon Dawn Doolittle Norman Drumm Lisa Dules Connie Ebert Jeff Ellis Teresa Engelhardt Jill Faulkner Robin Field David Finley Beth Forsyth Brad Freeburn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Wallace Gibson Mary Gollnick William Goodman Bonnie Gratz Amy Hammond Tina Hand Larry Harbaugh Chris Hargreave Anita Harmon Bryan Harmon Byron Harper Jeff Hayes Tina Herman Lisa Hickok Dave Higbea Steve Hinds Wesley Horney Kevin Hosek Loren Huepenbecker Kristy Hutchins Chris Johnson Tammie Johnston Art Kahaian Karen Karney Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kim Knowles Denise Laurell Alec Legg Scott Lippert Pam Loose Doug Loveberry Tom Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McConnell Rhonda McRae 49 Alan Merchant Chuck Miller Pam Miller Amy Morrison Bob Motsinger Tina Mraz Michelle Nave John Normandin Cathy Page Claude Peavey Scott Peterson Keith Pohl William Poole Ronye Presley Brian Preston Ronnie Rasmussen Susan Rice Andy Richards Roy Rodgers Jim Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Brad Rurka Thomas Russell Tracy Sanderson Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Saxman Todd Schmidt Duane Sellers Calvin Shilling Greg Smith Marjanna Smith Rob Smith Andy Snyder Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Kim Stempien Cheryl Stephens Todd Strane ' 50 Leah Williamson Dawn Woods Penny Wygant Bryan Wymer Kim Tait Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin Tony Thilo Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Chris Toth Chevelle Travis Sherry Tuttle Brenda Vanover Patty Vanover Mike Vozar Daryl Wells Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Not Pictured: Tammv LeFevre Freshman Class Officers: Treasurer Kerri Smith, Secretary Gail Condra, President Mike Hard, Vice President Brent Parkinson and Historian Kurt Spalding. si -RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN :RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN John Albright Ginger Arnett Glen Avery Lori Bailey Dee Barber Heather Bell Lisa Booher Rick Booher Tom Brewer Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Don Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Gail Condra Cindy Connin George Cook Mike Cope Raymond Crick Tad Curtis Brett Cutler Mike Dennis Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstad Ruth Fulk Sherry Gibson Diane Gilbert John Goforth Mark Grigg Robert Guinn Mike Hagaman Kim Hagy 52 Mike Hard Joe Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Brian Henry Norman Herman Kennith Holloway Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Dale Houck Denise Houck Tammy Houvener Eric Huttenlocher Diane Ingraham Kevin Kaiser Chris Kline Roxie Knapp Ron Lange Karen Latta Dawn Ledbetter Debra Lewis Sheri Locke Richard Lutz Eric Marshal Roy Marvin Tom McMurtrie Andy Meade Gerald Meade Tammy Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Craig Miller Adam Neeley Carol Pangborn Julie Parker Kim Parker Brent Parkinson Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Sherry Poole Jamie Prince 53 Kris Quimby Wayne Rehner Bob Ressler Eric Rice Marlene Roberts Doug Russell Calista Sanderson Martin Sarles Wally Schultz Jenny Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Trent Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Bob Speaker John Spragg Tony Stanton Steve Stempien Jeff Suever Jim Supianoski John Taylor Adam Tremaine LaRae Walker Herb Watson Nan Weber Randy Wiley Scott Wilkinson Danny Williams Not Pictured: Kenny Fredrick Kim Freese Brian Groendal Jackie Kanaby David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington 54 55 ADMINISTRATION AND Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. BOARD OF EDUCATION 1) Mr. Leon Parrish, President; 2) Mr. Jack Faulkner, Vice President; 3) Mr. Raymond Sattler, Secretary; 4) Mrs. Karen Stark, Treasurer; 5) Mr. Francis Hard, Trustee; 6) Mrs. Carol Kahaian, Trustee; 7) Mr. Peter Talbot, Trustee. 57 QHS Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education QMS Physical Education Girls’ Track Coach Senior Advisor Mr. Mike Bodkins School Psychologist Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University, M.A. English Algebra Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Michigan University, M.A. Librarian Library Club Advisor Mr. Martin Chard Western Michigan University, M.A. Social Studies Girls' Track Coach Mr. Charles Cook Western Michigan University, B.S. Drafting QMS Mathematics Shop QMS Physical Education JV Football Coach Varsity Club Advisor FACULTY Mr. David Detwiler Goshen College, M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, M.A. QHS and QMS Reading Lab Sophomore Advisor Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan University, B.S. Shop Arts and Crafts Industrial Vocations Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. QHS and QMS Physical Education QMS Exploratory Junior Advisor Mr. Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Varsity Football Coach QMS Basketball Coach QMS Boys’ Track Coach Mr. Max Heinemann Michigan State University, M.A. Social Worker Ms. Juanita Hull Western Michigan University, B.S. Art QMS Cheerleading Advisor Ms. Cheryl Jeffries Central Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University, M.A. Science QMS Science Ms. Melissa Lloyd Alma College, B.A. Physical Education Psychology QMS Social Studies Volleyball Coach Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan University, B.A. English Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Senior Advisor Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director Boys’ Track Coach 60 Mrs. Lili Markey Central Michigan University, B.A. Typing Shorthand QMS Girls' Basketball Coach Freshman Advisor Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, M.A. Science Junior Advisor Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green University, M.A. Guidance Counselor Student Council Advisor Golf Coach Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Instrumental Music Band Director Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College, B.A Social Studies Physical Education Head Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan University, M.A. Accounting Consumer Education Personal Typing 61 Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. English French French Club Advisor Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State University, M.A. Agriculture FFA Advisor Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State University, M.A. English QSPA Advisor Drama Director Mrs. Cathy Ward Michigan State University, B.S. Home Economics QMS Mathematics QMS Exploratory FHA Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University, M.A. Science Mathematics QMS Science 62 Left: Mr. Jack Adams Central Michigan University, B.S. Permanent Substitute Volleyball Coach Below: Mrs. Janet Trail, Helping Teacher Aide Mrs. Kathleen Miller, Library and Study Hall Aide Mrs. Barbara Martin, Learning Disabilities Aide Mrs. Joanne Finley, Library and Study Hall Aide SECRETARIAL STAFF Page 64:1) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to Board and Accountant; 2) Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent’s Secretary; 3) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. Page 65:1) Mrs. Carolyn Natusch, High School Secretary; 2) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor’s Secretary; 3) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; 4) Mrs. Sandra Price, Elementary Secretary. 65 COOKS, TRANSPORTATION AND CUSTODIAL STAFF Cooks: 1) Mrs. Marie Keith, Mrs. Allene Travis, Mrs. Caroline Knisely and Ms. Alberta Todd, Supervisor; 2) Mrs. Virginia Taylor and Mrs. Donna McCurley — elementary school; 3) Mrs. Barbara Rice and Mrs. Winifred Marsh — ele- mentary school, not pictured: Mrs. Sue Hand and Mrs. Alice Weber, high school. 66 Transportation Mr. Basil Bassage, Supervisor Mr. Kenneth Bidlack Mrs. Rose Borgert Mrs. Martha Bowen Mrs. Verita Delcamp Mrs. Regina Ewers Mrs. Joyce King Mrs. Joan Matz Mr. Patrick Moraniec Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson Mrs. Shelley Parker Mr. Raymond Riddle Mrs. Imorean Rubley Mr. Earl Volkert Mr. Alan Walters Mr. Clarence Walters Mrs. Elaine Walters Mrs. Doris Whitney Custodial Staff Mr. Jack Bellamy, Maintenance Mr. Rick Gardner Mr. Lawrence Bailey Mr. Edgar Smith, Supervisor not pictured: Mr. George Baldauf Mr. Donald Green Mr. Elmer Burk Mr. James Uhrig Mr. Harry VanNasdale 6? PHIL AND CATHY REIGN... This year’s Homecoming proved highly successful as the Birds ousted the Athens Indians 19-7 as the highlight of the week. Song titles was the theme for Homecoming '79. Once again the Seniors proved their strength, by copping all events except the skit to win the coveted Pep Jug by a land- slide margin. This year’s festiv- ities were observed by King Phil and Queen Cathy. The vic- torious evening was capped off by the annual dance, which featured the band ’’Saturn.” 70 71 1) The Homecoming court in an undignified moment during the pep assembly; 2) Joe tells Theresa a story during the senior skit; 3) Randy and Sarah in the roles of Mickey and Minnie Mouse; 4) Council President Rich Bean presents the Pep Jug to senior class president Carl Albright. What a smug expression! (1) 7 2 AS BIRDS TRIP TRIBE 19-7 1) Mr. Ludlow, in constant demand, leads his famous cheer; 2) the juniors during their skit; 3) the Homecoming court: Queen Cathy Johnson, Bob Albright, Linda Forsyth, Scott Smith, Lori Wil- son, Dawn Reason, Carl Albright, Bonnie Wolfe, Rich Bean, Connie Wolfe and Todd Falstad. King Phil Cutler was unavailable for the picture. 73 DUMBBELL PEOPLE.. . Under the direction of Mr. Christopher Walczak, the fall production of “Dumbbell Peo- ple in a Barbell World” was a success. After many long, strenuous hours of rehearsal, cast members received well- deserved plaudits from stu- dents, faculty and community who supported the production. CAST Pete Falzon — Bud Gordon Jill Barker — Kate Gordon Scott Smith — George Gordon Ginna Rice — Alice Lampkin Tim Thibideau — Uncle Charlie Tammy Clark— Mrs. Wagner Mike Vozar — Ray Joe McRae — Mr. Morgan Jim Rollins — Andrew Able Brenda Keeton — Mrs. Burris Diane Ingraham — Mrs. Hoenig Lisa Kochendorfer — Eunice Stacey Lieve DePaep — Martha 74 75 71th YEAR FOR PROJECT CHRISTMAS Thirty-eight families in Branch County had a Merry Christ- mas due to the efforts of the News Focus class’s Project Christmas. Cathy Johnson and Ginna Rice served as co-chairpersons. Other committee chairpersons included: Nancy Bowerman, promotions; Rich Bean, toy repair; Keith Teachout, transpor- tation and delivery; Chris Johnson, wrapping; Amy Saxton, clothing; JoAnn McClellan, food; and Sherri Knisely, dona- tions. Mr. Chard and Mr. Veysey served as advisors. front: Nancy Bowerman. Cheryl Gratz, Teresa Waltz, Laurie Bliss, Karen Middel, Dawn Strong. Rhoda Coward. Brenda Miller, Cathy Johnson; second: Leslie Ditton, Cheri Laurell. Angie Strang, Gina Massey, JoAnn McClellan, Julie Prince, Linda Forsyth, LaJeana Coan, Lori Barnett, Kris Condra, Andy Pardo; third: Kim Milks, Amy Saxton, Chris Johnson, Karice Loveberry. Lena Arnett; fourth: Jerry Shobe. Rhonda lies, Linda Miner, Dave Booher. Jeremy Martin. Rich Bean, Phil Cutler; back: Rick Bracy. Keith Teachout. Scott Hutchins, Spencer Rickman, Tod McLain and Ken Letts. 76 rx QUIZ BOWL COMPETITORS QHS sent two teams to the Big 8 Quiz Bowl competition at Union City High School on March 8, 1980. Team A: Rich Bean Dave Brown Andy Pardo Diane Ingraham Pete Falzon Tom Bean — alternate Team B: Mark Ludlow Brian Ludlow Dave Finley Karen Karney Todd Falstad Pat Falzon — alternate 78 lies and Ford are fop bowlers The teams of Rhonda lies, Karen Andrews, Bob Ford, Scott Holt, Roxie Knapp and Brian Hawes competed in the semi-finals of bowling. Brian Hawes' team including Billy Hawes, Kevin Dules, Jeff Wood and Lee Beldock won the trophy. LaRae Walker and Kevin Dules were the most improved bowlers while Rhonda lies and Bob Ford won the high series competition with 322 and 339 respectively. Rhonda and Bob also won high game trophies with 175 and 185. (1) Rhonda, (2) Bob, (3) Kevin Dules, Jeff Wood and Brian Hawes of the winning team and (4) all of the bowlers. 79 WHA T A WEEK! 80 The 1980 Miss Oriole title was won by Nancy Bowerman. Her court included Cathy Johnson, Linne Gordon, Lynn DuBay, JoAnn McClellan, Chris Johnson, Pam Loose and Gail Condra. The week was full of activities with each day having its own meaning. The days were: Dress up Day, Bum Day, Crazy Wardrobe Day, ’50’s Day and Masquerade Day. Competition was stiff in the annual saucer pull with the juniors emerging as the victors. The sen- iors and sophomores tied for second while the freshmen finished fourth. An unplanned snowball battle commenced afterwards between the jun- iors and seniors. No winner declared! Senior Lieve DePaep and sophomore Steve Clark ate their way through cherry pies to win the pie-eating contest for their respective classes. New events of interest were a Prettiest Hairy Legs Contest” for male faculty members. Mr. Jack Adams won the honors. There was also a wheelchair basketball game between the faculty and students. The students wheeled themselves to a 5-0 victory. 81 February 2 was the date of the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Ginna Rice was chosen as the 1980 Tip-Up Queen. She performed a dra- matic reading. Nan Rupp was selected as first runner-up and Miss Congeniality while Brenda Keeton was second runner-up. Contestants: front: Brenda Keeton, Nan Rupp, Dawn Strong, Deb Burlew, Debbie Nave, Sarah Kaufman, Tammy Mast; back: Jenni Stempien, Angie Strang, Karen Andrews, Denise Howell, Lori Wilson, Ginna Rice, Lena Arnett and Penny Hagaman. 83 ' MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESSFUL “Something’s Afoot is only the second musi- cal to appear on the stage at Quincy. This partic- ular play is both a mystery and a spoof traceable to two Agatha Christie “whodunits. CAST Lettie....................................Kay Brose Flint....................................Pete Falzon Clive..............................Terry Dull Hope Langdon............................Ginna Rice Dr. Grayburn...................Bill Swallow Nigel Rancour ..................Jim Rollins Lady Grace Manley-Prowe..................Jill Barker Colonel Gillweather.......................Joe McRae Miss Tweed.............................Brenda Keeton Geoffrey........................Tim Thibideau ORCHESTRA piano.........................Nancy Kahaian trombone .....................Doug DeCaire saxophone.....................Amy Geishert flutes.........Rhoda Coward — KimStempien clarinets.....................Dawn Woods percussin.....................Bart Marshall 85 Super Seniors Score Success The 1980 Trike Race brought new fun to QHS with a Pibb Ball contest and a water balloon contest. The senior girls went out fast to win the 880 relay in 4:55.6 with Sheila Boyd, Kathy Wilkinson, Jenni Stempien, Theresa Liggins, Lena Arnett, Cheryl Buckberry, Sherri Knisely and Theresa Coco on the winning trike. Pat Falzon, Dane Cutcher, Tim Brewer, Ken Newberry, Bob Albright, Dave Brown, Scott Bowerman and John Prince pedaled the senior boys to a victory in 4:26.2. Seniors Kathy Wilkinson and John Prince won the 100-yd. dash. The senior girls were also victorious in the tug of war while the boys’ championship remained with the class of '82. The Pibb Ball game was won by the juniors. 86 87 THIS IS THE ORIOLE STAFF! Pictured in the group that brings you the 1980 ORIOLE: front: Tyler Baldin; second row: Dawn Chaney, Pat Falzon, Scott Rodesiler, Brian Ludlow, Connie Wolfe, Karen Middel, Linda Forsyth, Laurie Bliss, Bonnie Wolfe, Dawn Strong, Rhoda Coward; next row: Nancy Bowerman, Sarah Kaufman, Angela Greek, Margie McConnell; back: Nancy Kahaian, Carl Albright, Dennis Thomas, Keith Teachout, Jerry Shobe, Darin Friend, Marty Pierson, Bruce Knisely, Lynn DuBay, Jamie Robbins, Becky Wilson and advisor Mrs. Joanne Longhini. Opposite Page: 1) Editorial staff hard at work — co-editors Nancy Bowerman and Nancy Kahaian and sports editor Brian Ludlow (Isn’t Brian’s job a tough one!); 2) Photog- rapher Andy Pardo; 3) Photographer Jerry Shobe; 4) Bonnie Wolfe and no one knows what her problem was here; 5) Nancy K., Lena, Nancy B., Karen — everyone who saw the yearbook sales assembly knows what their problem was! 89 (4) (3) 1) Pat Faison who did photographic work for the yearbook; 2) Carl Albright who took a lot of grief from Nancy and Dawn all year; 3) The Singing? Seniors! 4) Sarah Kaufman and Darin Friend (no caption). Opposite Page: 1) Connie Wolfe; 2) Photographer Bruce Knisely; 3) Photographer Keith Teachout; 4) Photographer Kurt Spalding; 5) Photographer Eric Rice; 6) Nancy with the typewriter that can’t spell. 91 92 1979-80 STUDENT COUNCIL Officers Rich Bean Vice President Nancy Kahaian Chris Toth T rpfltsi irpr Todd Falstad Pete Falzon .... Mr. Robert Mitchell Section Representatives Alternates 9-1 Brett Cutler Tammy Clark 9-2 Mike Hagaman Norman Herman 9-3 Brent Parkinson Tammy Meyer 9-4 Jim Supianoski Kerri Smith 10-1 Amy Geishert Tom Bean 10-2 Arthur Kahaian Wes Horney 10-3 Mark Ludlow Tracy Sanderson 10-4 Robbie Smith Beth Tobolske 11-1 Lori DesJardins Lee Beldock 11-2 Doug Ingraham Curtis Keeton 11-3 Cindy Marsh Shannon Rice 11-4 Becky Wilson Carolyn Worth 12-1 Carl Albright Colleen Avery 12-2 Cathy Johnson Darin Friend 12-3 Sherri Knisely Joe McRae 12-4 Scott Smith Nan Rupp 93 NHQ Inducis 22 94 The National Honor Society Induction ceremony was held May 12 in the QHS gymnasium. Senior NHS member Sherri Knisely explained the emblem and four other senior members gave an account of each facet of the emblem. Speeches on character, service, leadership and scholarship were given by Darin Friend, Connie Wolfe, Rich Bean and Sandy Jensen. The speaker for the ceremony was Msgr. Hugh M. Beahen of Grand Rapids. Inductees included: Seniors Deb Burlew Phil Cutler Joe Hoffman Brenda Keeton Carolyn Laurell Lynnette Pierson Randy Sours Junior Dianna Parker Sophomores Linda Allen Jill Faulkner David Finley Amy Geishert Tina Hand Lisa Hickok Arthur Kahaian Karen Karney Mark Ludlow David Sobeich Kim Stempien Todd Strane Dawn Woods Penny Wygant NHS officers include Dave Brown, President; Jim Keeslar, Vice President Bonnie Wolfe, Secretary; Lori DesJardins, Treasurer; Rich Bean, Brian Ludlow, Deb Suever and Connie Wolfe, Executive Committee. Other members: Tyler Baldwin, Rich Bean, Nancy Bowerman, Dawn Chaney, Kris Condra, Brenda Cottman, Rhoda Coward, Pete Falzon, Darin Friend, Sara Hammond, Sandy Jensen, Cathy Johnson, Nancy Kahaian, Bruce Knisely, Sherri Knisely, Karice Loveberry, Cindy March, Margie McConnell, Linda Miner, Ginna Rice, Becky Wilson and Carolyn Worth. 95 Certain Quincy Youth in Government students traveled to Washington, D C., in November. The trip was funded by vari- ous work projects completed by the students. Another highlight of the school year was the Pre-Legislative Session for the Southwest District held at the Kalamazoo YMCA. Five QHS students emerged victorious at the session. Jim Keeslar, Nancy Kahaian, Rich Bean, Linne Gordon and Joe McRae obtained the offices of Governor. Lt. Governor, Speaker of the House. Secretary of the Senate and Chaplain respectively. From this point these winners went on to state competition. At the State Legislative Session, held in Lansing. Richard Bean was elected Speaker of the House. The other members who attended the state session participated in the mock run- ning of the Michigan Legislature. Members (top right) — front: Shannon Rice, Deb Suever, Tyler Baldwin. Todd Falstad. Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar. Dave Brown. Lori Bailey. Kamal Cariuty: middle: Advisor Mr. Gary Male. Linda Miner. Rhoda Coward. Dawn Strong. Linne Gor- don. Amy Geishert. Karen Karney. Lisa Hickok. Tracy Sander- son. Anna Ala-Ketola. Lieve DePaep. Diane Ingraham. Julie Boley, Gail Condra, Karice Loveberry, Advisor Mr. Brent Vey- sey; back: Sherri Knisely, Lynnette Pierson. Bill Smith. Ginna Rice. Nancy Kahaian. Tom Bean. Ken Letts. Brent Parkinson. Doug Ingraham. Bruce Knisely. John Normandin, Kent Fal- stad and Pete Falzon 96 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT Officers (left) — front: Pete Falzon, Promotions; Bruce Knisely, Work Projects Chairman; Rich Bean, Parliamentarian; Jim Keeslar, Co-Chairman; back: Nancy Kahaian, Secretary; Sherri Knisely, Treasurer; Amy Geishert, Promotions; Ginna Rice, Co-Chairman; and Tyler Baldwin, Sergeant-at-Arms. 97 The Future Farmers of America plowed their way through a successful year. Their first major accomplishment was when they harvested the corn on their Land Laboratory. This brought a profit of $2154. To add more dol- lars to the treasury the annual citrus fruit sale was held. The total earnings from the fruit amounted to $5598. Marlene Roberts placed first in the Greenhand Public Speaking Contest at the district level. Michael Hard placed first at the state level in the land conservation contest and first at the Branch County Land Judging Contest. Awards presented at the annual banquet included: Star Chapter Farmer, Tom Marshall; Star Greenhand, Michael Hard; Star Agribusiness Person, Tim Parker; Leadership Award, Randy Sours and Dawn Chaney; Chapter Scholarship Award, Dawn Chaney; Greenhand Scholarship Award, Michael Hard; Poultry Proficiency, Gene Strong; Sheep Proficiency, Tom Marshall; Gen- eral Livestock Proficiency, Denise Laurell; Swine Proficiency, Randy Sours; and the DeKalb Award, Randy Sours. FFA Officers (above): Front: Bruce Knisely, Reporter; Dawn Chaney, Secretary; Ms. Kris Ranger, Student Teacher; Gregg Saunders, Sen- tinel; Back: Tom Marshall, Vice President; Robert Hard, Treasurer; and Randy Sours, President. 99 VARSITY CLUB SPIRIT LIVES! Active Varsity Club Members: Colleen Avery, Tyler Baldwin. Rich Bean, Tom Bean, John Burge. Tim Brewer, Dave Brown, Deb Burlew, Kamal Cariuty. Todd Cochrane. Brenda Cott- man. Lieve DePaep. Jack Faulkner, Jill Faulkner, Dave Finley. Pat Falzon, Loren Fickle, Darin Friend. Amy Geishert. Robert Hard. Steve Hinds, Cathy Johnson, Jim Keeslar. Curtis Keeton, Kar- ice Loveberry, Brian Ludlow. Mark Ludlow. Alec Legg, Greg Miller, Ginna Rice, Shannon Rice. Andy Richards, Scott Rodesiler, Roy Rodgers, Richard Sattler, Rob Smith. Scott Smtih, Kelli Stempien, Todd Strane. Kevin VanVIeet, Brent Whitney and Becky Wilson. The Rowdies are pictured on the next page. They are responsible for the resurgence of school spirit witnessed at QHS this year. Officers of the Varsity Club: Secretary Ginna Rice. President Jim Keeslar, Treasurer Cathy Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms Brian Ludlow and Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. 100 101 Q.8.P.A Quincy Society for the Performing Arts Officers: front: Vice President Jim Rollins, Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak; middle: Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Kahaian; back: President Doug Ingraham and Stage Manager Tim Thibideau. Members: Brenda Keeton, Tim Thibideau, Jim Rollins, Lieve DePaep, Jill Barker, Tammy Clark, Diane Ingraham, Nancy Kahaian, Ginna Rice, Doug Ingraham, Lisa Booher, Sarah Hammond, Nancy Bowerman, Pete Falzon, Scott Smith and Doug DeCaire. 02 LIBRARY CLUB CARPETS LIBRARY The Library Club finally realized one of their long- established goals when the library was carpeted during spring break. Now new drapes are needed to match the carpeting. That should keep this industrious group busy. Members: front: Ruth Peavey, Ginger Hartbarger, Nancy Bowerman, Carolyn Worth: middle: Dawn Strong, Rhoda Coward, Sarah Hammond, Renee McRae; back: Pete Falzon, Lee Millard, Doug DeCaire and Nancy Kahaian. Officers: President Pete Falzon, Vice President Becky Wilson, Treasurer Sheri Westfall and Secretary Sarah Hammond. Mrs. Virginia Brown is the group's advisor. 103 French Club 1) front: Advisor Mrs. Diann Sattler, Lori Gibson, Renee McRae, Sheri Westfall, Laurie Hockenberry, Margie McConnell, Rhoda Coward, Dawn Strong, Amy Geishert, Dana Sperbeck, Karen Karney, Kim Hagy, Pete Falzon; back: Wally Gibson, John Burge, Loren Fickle, Karice Love- berry, Tori Budd, Denise Wine- land, Greg Miller, Doug DeCaire, Diane Ingraham, Chris Toth and Rhonda lies. 2) French Club Officers: front: Treasurer Lori Gibson, Secre- tary Amy Geishert; back: Vice President Doug DeCaire, Advi- sor Mrs. Diann Sattler and President Pete Falzon. It 104 Future Homemakers of America Members: front: Rhonda Wilber, Darlene Kling. Tina Mraz, Shelly Nave; back: Rita Cole, Laurie East, Sheri Westfall, Laurie Hocken- berry and Marjanna Smith. Mrs. Cathy Ward is the group's advisor. 105 Band Maintains 7 Rating! Officers: front: Vice President Brenda Keeton, Treasurer Linda Miner, Ass't. Uniform Mgr. Amy Geishert, Secretary Nancy Kahaian; back: Equipment and Uniform Mgr. Tim Thibideau, Director Overgaard and President Doug DeCaire. 06 Flag Corps: Diane Ingraham, Amy Hammond. Kelli Campbell, Cassandra Smith, Michelle DuBay, Karen Middel, Lori Des- Jardins, Lynn DuBay, Dawn Anderson, LaRae Walker and Kim Bradley. Drum Major: Dennis DeCaire. Asst. Drum Major: Angie Strang. 107 801 4 A BAND JAZZ ENSEMBLE FLUTES Becky Brown Kelli Campbell Rhoda Coward Teresa Deal Lori DesJardins Nancy Kahaian Jackie Kanaby Margie McConnell Melody McConnell Carol Pangborn Kim Stempien Dawn Strong OBOE Jeff Suever FRENCH HORNS Tracy Deal Terry Dull Calista Sanderson TROMBONES Doug DeCaire Brian Hawes Kevin Hooley Tom Marshall Renee Matz Randy Sours ALTO CLARINETS Gina Massey Karen Middel Marjanna Smith BASSOON Karen Karney BARITONE Jeff Wood TUBA Dennis DeCaire TENOR SAX Denise Houck Brian Preston denotes section leader CLARINETS Linda Allen Kim Bradley TRUMPETS Lynn DuBay Brenda Keeton Kim Hagy Sarah Brickey Amy Hammond Tracy Deal Tina Hand Doug Ingraham Eric Huttenlocher Jim Rollins Roxie Knapp Chris Kline TROMBONES Roxanne McRae Doug DeCaire Linda Miner Randy Sours Diana Parker Tom Marshall KrisQuimby Kevin Hooley Erin Sawdey Renee Matz LuAnne Tessin LaRae Walker TUBA Dawn Woods Dennis DeCaire ALTO SAX DRUM SET Amy Geishert Dawn McClellan Billy Hawes Bart Marshall Diane Ingraham Lisa Kochendorfer ALTO SAX Joe McRae Joe McRae Angie Strang Angie Strang Diane Ingraham TRUMPETS Dawn Anderson TENOR SAX Brian Beaudin Lisa Kochendorfer Sarah Brickey Denise Houck Doug Ingraham Brenda Keeton BARITONE SAX Brent Parkinson Amy Geishert James Rollins Kurt Spalding PIANO Carolyn Worth Nancy Kahaian PERCUSSION Lee Beldock DIRECTOR DeWain DeCaire Mr. Richard Overgaard Michelle DuBay Kristy Hutchins PEP BAND DIRECTOR Dawn McClellan Jim Rollins Dawn Neible Cassandra Smith PEP BAND ASSISTANT Tim Thibideau Kurt Spalding after name denotes Pep Band member 10 SPORTS BONUS HOME ITORS Quincy GOLF Opponent 201 184 Coldwater 195 164 Jonesville 185 183 Bronson 171 199 Litchfield 170 197 Reading 184 198 Homer 176 161 Concord 171 165 Springport 170W 170 Jonesville OT 156 166 Bronson 161 195 Reading 165 210 Homer 177 175 Concord 185 170 Springport School Record SCORE- BOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 60 63 Hillsdale 62 41 Litchfield 77 74 Springport OT 54 53 Jonesville 59 53 Athens 78 55 Addison 74 45 Union City 57 56 Reading 62 48 Homer 35 68 Bronson 47 49 Concord 85 56 Springport 59 47 Jonesville 59 61 Athens 70 59 Union City 68 70 Reading OT 67 47 Homer 50 56 Concord JV FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 20 0 Bronson 32 0 Springport 32 6 Jonesville 28 6 Athens 6 40 Union City 0 20 Reading 6 0 Homer 24 22 Concord BOYS' TRACK Quincy 84 48 Opponent Coldwater 90 42 Bronson 108 23 Pittsford 110 22 Springport 105% 25% Jonesville 95 37 Athens 90 42 Union City 92 40 Reading 107 19 Homer 116% 14% Concord CROSSCOUNTRY Quincy Opponent 37 23 Springport 18 45 Jonesville 31 26 Union City 17 40 Reading 32 27 Concord WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 25 38 Springport 49 15 Jonesville 22 47 Stockbridge 66 6 Maumee Valley 30 40 Vandercook Lake 26 40 Bronson 36 39 Athens 33 29 Hudson 14 54 Union City 45 24 White Pigeon 43 22 Homer 44 23 Concord 32 42 Hillsdale 9 58 Addison JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 33 44 Hillsdale 38 43 Litchfield 46 51 Springport 42 50 Jonesville 55 21 Athens 24 42 Addison 48 40 Union City 45 48 Reading 38 52 Homer 29 56 Bronson 28 41 Concord 36 43 Springport 32 48 Jonesville 59 61 Athens 44 39 Union City 29 42 Reading 35 42 Homer 19 61 Concord 112 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 32 33 Litchfield 27 40 Springport 19 27 Jonesville 28 53 Athens 35 55 Union City 54 46 Reading 29 47 Homer 39 34 Concord 56 61 Springport 33 34 Jonesville 38 39 Athens 55 59 Union City 44 30 Reading 44 56 Homer 61 45 Concord VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 7 8 Bronson 20 14 Springport OT 26 6 Jonesville 19 7 Athens 0 14 Union City 6 7 Reading 7 14 Homer 36 6 Concord 15 28 Grass Lake GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Quincy 26 18 Opponent Litchfield 17 16 Springport 19 26 Jonesville 22 9 Athens 33 21 Union City 18 14 Reading 26 23 Homer ,36 17 Concord 28 13 Springport 28 22 Jonesville 11 17 Athens 22 25 Union City 24 26 Reading 14 34 Homer 33 10 Concord GIRLS’TRACK Quincy Opponent 109 14 Coldwater 99 24 Bronson 98 25 Pittsford 110 13 Springport 95 28 Jonesville 72 51 Athens 94 29 Union City 96 27 Reading 100 23 Homer 104 19 Concord JV BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 9 10 Union City 16 11 Homer 5 4 Homer 9 3 Jonesville 4 14 Concord 16 5 Springport 14 5 Springport 8 3 Jonesville 2 5 Concord 5 10 Union City VARSITY VOLELYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 1 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 0 Reading 1 2 Homer 1 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 0 2 Union City 2 0 Reading 1 2 Homer 2 1 Michigan Center 0 2 Hanover-Horton 2 0 Concord VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 7 0 Camden- Frontier 3 2 Camden- Frontier 5 15 Athens 11 9 Union City 4 11 Homer 1 9 Reading 3 6 Homer 4 5 Jonesville 4 6 Concord 6 1 Springport 13 10 Springport 6 8 Jonesville 7 6 Jonesville 1 11 Union City 1 2 Athens 2 8 Reading 1 2 Bronson 7 8 Concord JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 1 2 Springport 2 1 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 1 Reading 2 0 Homer 2 0 Concord 2 0 Springport 2 0 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 1 Reading 2 0 Homer 0 2 Concord 1 COACHES NOME I WINDS TO GO (2) 1) Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Boys’ Track coach; 2) Mr. Jack Adams, JV Volleyball, JV Football and Varsity Baseball assist- ant, Mr. Rick Moore, JV Football assistant, and Mr. Chuck Cook, Head JV Football coach; 3) Mr. Bob Bell, Cross Country, JV Basket- ball and Boys' Track; 4) Mr. Bob Stewart, Girls’ Varsity Basketball; 5) Mr. Bob Mitchell, Golf; 6) Mr. Doug Johnson, Varsity Basketball. i 114 vir- es) 1) Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling and JV Baseball assistant; 2) Mr. Greg Gruner, JV Baseball; 3) Mr. Mike Nowicki, Varsity Football and Varsity Base- ball coach; 4) Mr. Lonney Evon, Varsity Football assistant; 5) Ms. Melissa Lloyd, Girls’ JV Basket- ball and Varsity Volleyball; 6) Mr. Marty Chard and Mr. Gary Adams, Girls' Track. I 115 ALL CONFERENCE STARS 116 Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Con- ference teams or took first places in conference meets. Page 116:1) Golf — Todd Schmidt; 2) Cross Country — Greg Miller and Rich Bean; 3) Volleyball — Sandy Jensen; 4) Basketball — Loran Fickle, Phil Cutler and Jim Keeslar; 5) Baseball — Scott Rodesiler, Bryan Harmon, Brian Ludlow and John Burge (Kevin Van- Vleet absent); 6) Boys’ Track — Keith Teachout, Scott Smith, Mark Ludlow, Rich Bean, Jim Supianoski, Jack Faulkner and Brian Ludlow. Page 117: 1) Girls' Basketball — Kris Condra and Karice Loveberry; 2) Foot- ball — Brian Ludlow, Phil Cutler, John Burge, Tim Brewer, Mark Ludlow, Kamal Cariuty, Keith Teachout and Bill Smith; 3) and 4) Wrestling — Tim Brewer and Bill Smith; 5) Girls’ Track — Tammy Johnston, Kris Condra, Brenda Cottman, Chris Toth and Kar- ice Loveberry. 117 SPIRIT SQUADS Varsity Football Cheer- leaders: front: Lori Des- Jardins; second row: Bonnie Wolfe, Julie Boley, Linda Forsyth; third row: Teresa Waltz, Connie Wolfe; top: Kaye Brose. Varsity Basketball Cheer- leaders: left to right: Kaye Brose, Bonnie Wolfe, Julie Boley, Teresa Waltz, Lori DesJardins; back: Connie Wolfe. 118 JV Football and Basket- ball Cheerleaders: bot- tom: Rhonda McRae, Beth Forsyth, Tracy San- derson; top: Lisa Hickok and Tina Herman. 119 MOVE OVER GIRLS.. . HERE WE COME! Tyler Baldwin, Jim Keeslar, Scott Rodesiler, Greg Miller, John Burge, Tom Bean, Phil Cutler, Brian Ludlow, Mark Ludlow and Darin Friend began cheering at girls' basketball games in the fall. This seemed to be the beginning of a resurgence of school spirit which dominated the year. 120 Students Pump Iron After school muscles were bulging, sweat was dripping from foreheads and sweaty hands and straining faces were commonplace in the gym from pulling or pushing weights. MILITARY PRESS Gold Medals Jack Faulkner Brian Ludlow Silver Medals Keith Teachout Shannon Rice Tyler Baldwin Bronze Medals Richard Sattler Joe Harmon Rob Smith — Earn Medals Coach Nowicki set up a weight-lifting program to build up muscles for upcoming seasons and it caught on not only with students but also with some faculty members. BENCH PRESS Gold Medals Brian Ludlow Shannon Rice Silver Medals Tyler Baldwin Joe Harmon Ginna Rice Bronze Medals Tammy Johnston Lisa Kochendorfer i 121 GRIDDERS VICTORIOUS After a disastrous campaign in 1978, the Ori- oles improved to a 4-5 season. Although our Birds’ record was not a winning one. Quincy seemed to have a better season than what was indicated, Quincy lost three games by a total of nine points, two of which were one point losses. Quincy finished in a tie for third place in the Big 8 Conference with Homer with a record of 4-3. Quincy gave their fans plenty to cheer about and the fans rewarded the team by giving them sup- port throughout the entire season. Following the season, Quincy placed six people on the first team all conference squad. These people were Brian Ludlow, running back; Phil Cutler, tight end; Kamal Cariuty, kicker; Bill Smith, offensive tackle; Tim Brewer, defensive lineman; and John Burge, linebacker. Keith Teachout earned a spot on the second team as a defensive end. Mark Ludlow earned a berth on the honor squad by receiving honorable mention as a defensive back. Five of these players were also placed on the all area team: Ludlow, Cutler, Smith, Brewer and Burge. Cariuty was the only Oriole gridder that earned all state honors earning a spot on the honorable mention squad. 122 The Team: front: Manager Matt Smith, Jeremy Martin, Jeff Wood, Bryan Harmon, Pat Falzon, Kevin VanVIeet, Shannon Rice, Tony Cariuty; middle: Mark Ludlow, John Burge, Richard Sattler, Tim Brewer, Brian Ludlow, Robert Hard, Tyler Baldwin, Jack Faulkner, Curtis Keeton; back: Coach Lonney Evon, Ken Newberry, Jerry Shobe, Alec Legg, Phil Cutler, Bill Smith, Keith Teachout. Kamal Cariuty. Gene Strong. Roy Rodgers and Coach Mike Nowicki. 123 4 SHUT OUTS FOR JV'S The Quincy JV football team complied a 6-2 win-loss record. This was good enough for third place in the Big 6 standings. The young Orioles were led offensively by freshman back Jim Supianoski. The defense was anchored by sophomore linebacker Brent Whit- ney. The junior Birds started the season on a win- ning note by shutting out arch rival Bronson. They continued to roll, recording three more shutouts throughout the season. The Team: front: Rick Booher, Steve Stempien, Ron Lange, Scott Wilkinson, Dave Williams, Jeff Ellis, Scott Brand, Brett Cutler, Ken Holloway, Wally Schultz; middle: Tom Loveberry, Brent Whitney, Jim Supianoski, Todd Smith, Brent Parkinson, Art Kahaian, Andy Richards, Rowdy Gibson, Chuck Miller, Joe Harmon, Steve Hinds, Wes Horney; back: Coach Rick Moore, Kevin Kaiser, Doug Russell, Steve Clark, Ed Buell, Brad Rurka, Scott Peterson, Eric Rice, Bryan Wymer, Jay Millard, Calvin Shilling, Andy Snyder, Brad Freeburn, Head Coach Chuck Cook and Coach Jack Adams. Not pictured: Jim Burge, Doug Loveberry, Dale Houck and managers Gerald Hinds and Tim Wilkinson. 124 ir« I GOLFERS SET NEW RECORD The Oriole golf team set a new school record of 156 in a match with Bronson and then came on to finish in second place in the conference match and fourth overall. The Oriole duffers posted a dual match record of 7-7. Jim Keeslar was voted outstanding golfer by his teammates. Most improved golfer on the team was Darin Friend. Honors went to sophomore Todd Schmidt who finished third on the all conference team. The Team: front: Todd Schmidt, Rob Smith, Erin Sawdey, Kurt Spalding, Todd Strane; back: Coach Bob Mitc- hell, Chuck Rubley, Mike Vozar, Darin Friend, Tori Budd, Bill Swallow and Jim Kesslar. 126 127 The Oriole Cross Country team had a trying season by compiling a 2-3 record in regular season meets. They placed fourth in the conference meet. State meet qualifiers included Rich Bean and Greg Miller. Hard work paid off for these two Orioles who palced fifth and twenty-first respectively. The Team: front: Todd Cochrane, Dave Finley, Guy Creager, Greg Miller. Tom Bean; back: Lieve DePaep. Rich Bean, Coach Bob Bell, Dan Richards and Terry Dull. 1 TRYING SEASON i 128 I Gecond Gpof for Oriole Cagers The 1979-80 version of Quincy High Basketball brought fun and excitement to the Oriole hard- wood. Under the tutelage of new coach Doug Johnson, the Birds finished the season at 14-7, good enough for a second place finish in the rug- ged Big 8 Conference. The Orioles’ conference record was 10-4. All conference selections included first team- ers Phil Cutler and Jim Keeslar. Loran Fickle earned a berth at Honorable Mention. Cutler was also selected to the Battle Creek All Area team for Class C. Next year’s hoopsters will lose the likes of Cut- ler, Keeslar, Rich Bean, Darin Friend, Kamal Cari- uty and Scott Smith. The Team: front: Jim Keeslar, Phil Cutler; back: Todd Strane, Scott Rodesiler, Mark Ludlow, Greg Miller, Darin Friend, Coach Johnson, Tom Love- berry, Kamal Cariuty, Loran Fickle and Rich Bean. 130 131 This year's squad, under the guidance of Coach Bob Bell, had a rough going of it. Because there wasn’t a freshman team, many of the team members were inexperienced fresh- men. However, through hard work and dedication, they gained much experience and valuable confidence. Although the Junior Birds posted only 3 wins against 15 losses, many bright spots were evident. John Taylor and Steve Hinds led the team in scoring while Steve led in rebounds along with Eric Rice. Tom Bean acted as the floor leader. Even though the squad lost more games than they won, the coach and team exemplified sportsmanship and character throughout their rocky climb. The Team: front: Manager Lance Wiser; second: Jim Burge. Tom Bean, Mike Hagaman, Wally Schultz, Tom Loveberry, Scott Brand; back: Coach Bell. Brett Cutler. John Taylor. Doug Russell, Steve Hinds, Eric Rice. Brad Rurka and David Sobiech. 132 Mafmen Rebuilding The Oriole matmen of 1979-1980 have experienced a solid season of growth. One highlight of the season was when the Quincy wrestlers placed third at the Dan Taylor Memorial Wrestling Tournament at Hillsdale. The team captured second place at the Big 8 Conference Meet. At the State Contest Tim Brewer, most outstanding wrestler of 1979-80 and co-captain of the team, placed fourth at the 138 pound weight class. Although the season was a tough struggle, the Oriole wres- tlers have grown and started to rebuild a strong foundation for the future of the Quincy wrestling program. The Team: front: Coach Downey, John Spragg, Lloyd Paul, Todd Cochrane, Phil Higbea, Von Nicholson, Art Kahaian, Jeremy Martin, Steve Stempien, Brent Parkinson, manager Tom Brewer; back: Kent Falstad, Dave Burlew, Scott Wilkin- son, Mike Hard. Kevin VanVIeet. Gregg Saunders, Tim Brewer. Brent Whitney. Jim Supianoski. Robert Hard. Bill Smith, Alec Legg. John Burge and statistician Nancy Kahaian. 134 135 136 Bui 0 • • The Orioles compiled a 3-10 conference record and a 6-12 overall record but all they needed were 10 more runs and they would have won 9 of 13 conference games. The Orioles were second in the league in team batting average with .306 and they were first in tri- ples, second in doubles and fifth in singles. Bryan Harmon and Scott Rodesiler were named to the first All Conference team. Desig- nated hitter Harmon hit .409 with a .579 slugging percentage while shortstop Rodesiler hit .435 with a .761 slugging percentage. Brian Ludlow was named as a member of the second All Conference team. Ludlow was also a designated hitter who hit .341. Kevin VanVIeet and John Burge were accorded Honorable Mention. The Team: front: Tyler Baldwin, Jim Keeslar, Rich Bean, Scott Rodesiler, Kevin VanVIeet; sec- ond row: manager Rob Smith, Bryan Harmon, Scott Smith, Loran Fickle, Brian Ludlow, Curtis Keeton; back: Darin Friend, Ken Letts, Bob Pres- ley, John Burge, assistant coach Jack Adams and head coach Mike Nowicki. 137 Junior Birds Conduci 138 Successful Campaign The Junior Birds ended their season with a 6-4 record, a .312 team batting average, a .419 on base average, 100 runs scored and 80 sto- len bases. Individually Tom Bean led the team in hitting with a .571 average. He also led the team with a .636 on base average. Mark Ludlow had 3 home runs and 17 stolen bases while Tom Loveberry had two triples and Todd Strane three doubles. The Team: front: manager; second row: Todd Strane, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman, Kent Falstad, Kurt Spalding; third row: Tom Bean, Mark Ludlow, Bill Poole, Wally Schultz, Jim Burge, Scott Brand; fourth row: Doug Loveberry, Steve Hinds, Doug Russell, Brad Rurka, Tom Loveberry; back: assistant coach Downey and coach Gruner. 139 Awesome Thinclads Run Over Opponents 140 The 1980 track squad proved to be too hot to handle as they smoked through their regular season undefeated. They scored no less than 90 points in a dual meet and also won the conference and regional meets. Six team members scored at least 100 points: Keith Teach- out, Mark Ludlow, Greg Miller, Jim Kesslar, Rich Bean and Tyler Baldwin. Teachout set school records in the shot put of 51'7 and in the discus with ’139'9V4Bean set a mile record of 4:29.2 while Kesslar tied the 880 record with a time of 58.6. A new record of 41.0 was set by Baldwin in the 330-yd. low hurdles and the 440 relay team of Supianoski, Faulkner, Smith and Brian Ludlow set a school record of 45.5. Team Members: front: Jim Keeslar, Keith Teachout, Eric Rice. Steve Hinds. Kevin Kaiser. Brian Beaudin. Dan Rich- ards; second row: Jack Faulkner, Rich Bean, Jim Supianoski, Mark Ludlow, Tony Cariuty. Shannon Rice. Scott Smith; third row: Brian Ludlow, Brett Cutler, Tyler Baldwin, Myron Welch, Duane Sellers, Brian Preston, Coach Bob Bell; back: Wally Gibson, Todd Cochrane, Dave Finley. Jay Millard, Phil Higbea and Coach Dan Ludlow. 141 142 TRYING SEASON The accomplishments of the 1979 team were numerous. Besides breaking seven team records, the varsity played in the district champi- onship game. Even though QHS lost to Jonesville 33-35, it was the first time in girls’ basketball his- tory that a Quincy team advanced so far in tour- nament play. After a slow start, the team’s skills, attitude and teamwork improved greatly as the season prog- ressed. Kris Condra was selected by the league coaches as a member of the Big Eight all confer- ence team and Karice Loveberry was given hon- orable mention. The Team: front: Gail Condra, Carolyn Laurell, Sherry Sherwood, Jill Faulkner, Brenda Cottman; back: Coach Bob Stewart, Cathy Johnson, Karice Loveberry, Dawn Brown, Tammy Johnston, Pam Loose, Kris Condra, Amy Geishert and manager Nancy Bowerman. 143 JVLADY CAGERS DISPLAY WINNING EFFORT The 1979 junior varsity girls’ basketball team played with toughness and determination. This young team, composed mainly of freshmen, prac- ticed hard and played with a tremendous team effort. Using an effective offense, the Orioles achieved a 9-5 conference record and a 10-5 record overall. The Team: front: Renee Matz, Lori Bailey, Gin- ger Hartbarger, Chris Toth; back: Leah William- son, Kristy Hutchins, Kelli Campbell, Linda Allen, Diane Gilbert, Tammy Clark, Nan Weber, Cathy Smith, Chris Johnson, Denise Laurell and Coach Melissa Lloyd. 14 145 Jensen Volleyball MVP Sandy Jensen was accorded all conference volleyball hon- ors along with being selected as the most valuable player. The team completed their season with a 6-8 overall record and tied for fifth place in the Big 8. 146 Coach Melissa Lloyd, Colleen Avery, Lena Arnett, Sandy Jensen, Tori Budd, Becky Wilson, Cathy Johnson, Sherry Sherwood, Tracy Rockhold and Manager Kelly Johnson, not pictured: Karen Mid- del and Amy Geishert. 14 New Coach Leads JV's In Mr. Adams’ first year as JV volleyball coach, his team posted a 10-4 record. Linda Allen and Denise Laurell were top ser- vers earning 141 points and 61 points respec- tively. Top setters were Chris Johnson, Denise Laurell and Beth Tobolske while Chris Johnson and Linda Allen were top diggers. Amy Geishert was among the best spikers until she moved up to the varsity. Other top spikers were Cathy Page, Linda Allen and Nan Weber. The Team: front: Anna Henderson, Beth Tobolske, Diane Gilbert, Tammy Clark, Penny Wygant, Denise Laurell; middle: Kelli Talbot, Amy Geishert, Chris Johnson, Nan Weber, Linda Allen, Cathy Page; back: Coach Jack Adams, manager Connie Ebert, not pictured: Tammy Dooley and Leah Williamson. 48 fo 10-4 Record 149 4 CONSECUTIVE WINS AND NO OPPOSITION! 150 Forty-one consecutive dual meet wins in four years is the record of the girls' track team, not to mention first place victories in relays, invitation- als, the conference meet and the regional. As if all that isn’t a record in itself, Tori Budd set a discus record of 101 '6' 2 , Ginna Rice a shot put record of 37'11 ’ 2 , Kris Condra a high jump record of 5'0 , and Karice Loveberry achieved the highest point total ever in QHS girls' track. Karice set records in the 110-yd. hurdles (15.0), the 220-yd. dash (25.9), and she went on to set a state record of 29.4 in the 220-yd. hurdles. Team Members: front: Dianna Parker, Lori Bai- ley, Sherry Poole, Kerri Smith, Ginger Arnett, Sherry Sherwood, Denise Wineland, Nan Weber, Tammy Clark; second row: Lisa Kochendorfer, Diane Gilbert, Dana Sperbeck, Gail Condra, Anita Cekander, Darlene Kling, Karice Loveberry, Sherry Gibson, Dawn Brown, Pat Fryer; third row: Coaches Gary Adams and Marty Chard, Tina Hand, Ginna Rice, Kris Condra, Tori Budd, Amy Geishert, Tammy Johnston, Anna Ala-Ketola, Pam Loose; back: Dawn McClellan, Tammy Doo- ley, Chris Toth, Teresa Waltz, Rhonda Wilber, Dawn Ledbetter, Jill Faulkner, Brenda Cottman and Becky Wilson. 151 153 EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Beckie Badders Valarie Beckwith Karen Bell Daniel Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Vonnie Borton Joseph Bowerman Cheryl Bradley Tamara Brewer Timothy Brown Andrew Buell Teresa Byrd Lori Camp Eric Carbone Rebekoh Cekander Scott Clifford Ronald Coco Gerald Collins Sarah Creager Doran Curtiss Julie Davis Timothy Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Skip DuBay Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Theresa Ervans Joel Falstad Paula Falzon 154 Rt e- t Mi rip § If) jl MLjX . 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H Timothy Finley Charlene Fletcher Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Karen Gordon Tammie Green Art Hart Danny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Lewis Horn Laurie Horney Karen Hosek Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Kirk Larson Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothamer Pat Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steve Meade Jeff Miller Michelle Miller Steve Miller Robert Miner Mike Mitchell 155 Michael Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Patricia Mraz Teresa Neeley Tina Nickles Kelly Norton David Ostrander Julie Owens Jodie Paul Brad Paupore Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Mike Renfro Kelly Riddle Alton Ritcher David Roberts Robyn Rubley Suzette Sailor Robert Saxman Rebecca Smith Stacie Smith Michelle Sobiech Beth Sours Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Terry Stephens Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Kristie Strouse Kenneth Teachout Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Dale Tuttle Alicia Veysey Kathy Walker James Walker Gary Walp Mike Waterbury 156 Stacey Westfall Pamela Wilber Tim Wilkinson Arnette Williamson Gail Wineland A Not Pictured: [j Lance Wiser Marcia Miller SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Terry Berkshire Tim Berry Allen Blodgett William Blowers James Boulton Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Tim Brockway Terri Brower Shari Brown Karine Cariuty David Chaney Tammy Combs Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Kelli Cutler Eric Dules 157 Dean DeCaire Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Diane Fletcher Lisa Gilbert Michael Gipple Jody Grigg Ken Groendal Billie Harbaugh Joe Harmon Wendy Harmon Rodney Harper Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Roger Johnson Becky Jones Teddy Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Robert Knowles Ken Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Candy Lincoln Eric Lippert Scott Locke Thomas Lothamer Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Edward Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael James McRae A If m m . 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H t Jit rJlL 0 5 -:_f iMl 158 Tonya Meyer Cynthia Michael Danny Nance Marjorie Nave Kelli Newberry Bradley Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Elton Potter Shawn Poynor William Richards Sherry Ritchey JoEllen Robson Brent Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Timothy Rzepka Richard Sanderson Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Matt Smith Pamela Stark DanaStempien Ronald Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trail Greg Trowbridge Stella VanWald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Tryon Wentworth Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer 159 SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Jana Acox Sheila Anderson Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joseph Berry Todd Betts Laura Blackman Timothy Blodgett Bobby Blowers Shawn Bowers Robyn Burks Edward Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Bryan Collins Stacey Connin Thomas Copeland Mike Cottman Travis Creager Virginia Culver Todd DenBraber Douglas Dobson Michael Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Timothy Erts Penelope Evans Mary Geiman Melissa Goodman Paula Gratz Darlene Griner David Hammon Douglas Harper 160 SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Louis Hickey Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Robert Hyde Jerry Jackowiak Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson William, Kanaby Jeffrey Kiersey Gregory Madsen Tracy Maggart Patricia Mason Matthew McConnell Joel Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matthew Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Constance Quimby Dawn Quimby Paula Rathert Mark Ricker Susan Rickman Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts 161 Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Melanie Ryan Sandra Salyer Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge David Sleesman Lisa Smallwood Scott Sobiech Robert Smith Kevin Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibedeau David Thompson Franklin Tobalske Lilly Toth Penny Tuttle Rhonda VanRiper John Walker Kelly Walp Thomas Watson LeeAnn Watters James Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood Not Pictured: Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Danny Meyer William Everett Darin Ricker David Wilcox 162 QMS SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY front: Scott Locke, Brad Par- rish, Ted Kahaian, Jim Luce, Lonnie Lowrey, Tim Beaudin; middle: Terry Berkshire, Scott Lutterbeck, Dale Tuttle, Dave Spalding, Ken Kurtz, Denny Higbee, Trevor Mast; back: Willy Richards, David Karney, Shawn Poynor, Tim Finley, Dave Roberts, Ken Teachout, Willy Blowers and Coach Bob Bell. WRESTLING front: Tim Brockway, Tim Rzepka, Danny Nance, Scott Clifford, James Luce, Brad Parrish, Sonny Henderson, Gordon Bassage, Tim Beaudin, Ted Kahaian, Joel Falstad, Richie Sanderson; back: manager Tim Blodgett, Tim Berry, Danny Morris, Brent Wygant, Allen Blodgett, Matt Smith, Andy Buell, Bart Marshall, Tim Brown, Louis Horn, Bruce Pohl, Dean DeCaire, Greg Thompson and Coach Greg Gruner. 16: Girls' and Boys' Eighth Grade Girls’ Basketball Team: front: Lori Dobson, Tina Nickles, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilbur, Dawn Hilton, Debbie Thomas, Inez Letts, Robyn Rubley, Kelly Johnson; back: Becky Smith, Stacie Smith, Jodi Paul, Patti Lutterbeck, Ona Lothamer, Beth Sours, Michelle Miller, Arnett William- son, Alicia Veysey, Michelle Sobiech, Val Beckwith and Coach Lili Markey. Seventh Grade Girls' Basket- ball Team: Jeanine Craig, Tammy McMichael, Keli Cutler, Michelle Fillmore, Shari Brown, Karime Cariuty, Coac-h Gail Banker, Stephanie Wymer, Lori Babbage, Pam Stark, Dena Stempien, JoEllen Robson and Erica Arnold. 164 Basketball Eighth Grade Boys' Basketball Team: front: manager Joe Mitchell and Coach Lonney Evon; back: David Donbrock, Mike Waterbury, Brian Ditton, Doug Marsh, Kenny Teachout, David Roberts, Mike Mitchell, Skip DuBay, Tim Finley, Gerald Hinds, Tim Wilkinson, Shawn Massey and Tim Delaney. Seventh Grade Boys’ Basket- ball Team: front: Scott Lutter- beck, Kenny Kurtz, Shawn Poynor, David Spalding, Tim Schmidt; back: Scott Sobiech, Rick Lippert, David Murray, Craig Fish, David Karney, John Sattler, Lonnie Laurie and Coach Rick Moore. 1 6i front: Joel Falstad, David Murray, Jimmy Luce, John Sattler, Brad Parrish, Scott Lutterbeck, Ted Kahaian, Denny Higbee, David Chaney; middle: Darrin Ricker, Kenny Kurtz, David Spalding, Willie Richards, Bart Marshall, Mike Waterbury, Tim Wil- kinson, Dave Donbrock; back: Coach Evon, Dale Tuttle, Kenny Teachout, Doug Marsh, Mike Mitc- hell, Andy Buell, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens and David Karney. QMS TRACK front: Becky Smith, Cindi Michael, Lori Camp, Keli Cutler, Erica Arnold, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Tammy Brewer, Robyn Rubley, Stacie Smith, JoEllen Robson; middle: Suzanne Toth, Deb- bie Thomas, Amy Rootes, Lori Litwaitis, Lynn DesJardins, Val Beck- with, Kelly Norton, Dena Stempien, Pam Stark, Julie Owens; back: manager Tina Trail, Pam Wilber, Patti Lutterbeck, Shari Brown, Sue Sailor, Karime Cariuty, Stephanie Wymer, Dawn Hilton, Alicia Vey- sey, Toni Bowerman, Lori Babbage and Coach Abbott. 5 CHEERLEADERS Boys’ Basketball Cheerlead- ers: 1) Eighth Grade: Robyn Rubley, Karen Gordon, Becky Smith, Michelle Sobiech and Lori Camp; 2) Seventh Grade: front: Jackie Cooper; back: Erica Arnold, LaNean Lutz, Karime Cariuty, Tina Trail and JoEllen Robson. Girls’ Basketball Cheerleaders: 3) Eighth Grade: Kelly Norton, Karen Gordon, Sue Toth, Karen Stempien and Lisa Stempien; 4) Seventh Grade: Tina Trail, Cindy Michael, LaNean Lutz, Amy Roots and Dawn Waligora. 167 QMS BANDS 8th GRADE FLUTES Val Beckwith Teresa Engelhardt Tammy Johnson Rachel McRae Tina Nickles Jodi Paul Melissa Powers Becky Smith Kris Strouse TROMBONE Peggy Gollnick BARITONE Michelle Miller BASS CLARINET Deena Dowker Juli Owens ALTO SAX Lynn DesJardins Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Steven Miller BARITONE SAX Paula Falzon CLARINETS Becky Badders Cheryl Bradley Lorie Camp Jennifer Dobson David Geiman Dawn Hilton Laura Horney Lori Litwaitis Dave Ostrander Kelly Riddle Karen Stempien Kathy Walker ALTO CLARINET Stacy Smith PERCUSSION Bart Marshall Mike Mitchell Robyn Rubley TRUMPETS Tim Brown Lori Dobson Bobby Miner Beth Sours 7th GRADE FLUTES Tonya Meyer Kathy Herman Jill Philippy Pam Stark JoEllen Robson TRUMPETS Erica Arnold Rebecca Jones Candie Kaiser Jody Spragg Todd Thurman Tina Trail PERCUSSION Bobby Knowles Tammy McMichael Stephanie Wymer CLARINETS Karime Cariuty Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Lisa Gilbert Danny Meyers James Nance Bernina Rossetter 168 TROMBONES Michelle Fillmore Teddy Kahaian David Karney Kenny Kurtz T revor Mast ALTO SAX Brad Parrish Dawn Waligora Melissa Woods TENOR SAX Dena DeCaire FRENCH HORN Shawna Walters BARITONE Jim McRae 6th GRADE OBOE William Kanaby FLUTES Mary Geiman Suzie Roberts Sandy Salyer Lisa Smallwood TROMBONES Tim Blodgett Mike Dowker Tim Erts Bill Jeffries Jeff Kiersey Shelley Bowers Johnny Walker BARITONE Kandy Root Angie Basse Doug Dobson Jerry Jackowiak Matthew Pepper CLARINETS Marion Beckwith Laura Blackman Virginia Culver Angela Erts Melissa Goodman Monica Harris Paige Mason Paula Rathert Annette Roberts Kim Rosendaul Sherri Taylor ALTO SAX Penny Evans Robert Hooley TRUMPETS Edward Cariuty Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Kevin Stempien FRENCH HORN Laurinda Morrison PERCUSSION Tracy Maggart Jay Murdock Brian Shortridge 169 8th GRADE COLOR GUARD Band Color Guard: Kelly Rid- dle, Jodi Paul, Julie Owens, Steve Miller and Tim Brown. 170 QMS STUDENT COUNCIL front: Michelle Sobiech, 8th rep; Rachel McRae, Erica Arnold, 7th rep; Brad Parrish, 7th rep; Secretary; David Spalding, President; Joe Mite- Penny Evans, 6th rep; and advisor Mr. Henry hell, 6th rep; Denny Higbee, 8th rep; back: Kelly Longhini. Johnson, Vice President; James Luce, Treasurer; Top Left: Sixth Grade Spelling Bee participants: Kim Rosendaul, Doug Dobson, Jim Weber, Tina Horn, Chantal Cochrane, Sherry Taylor, Scott Sobiech, William Everett, George Jenkot, Mrs. Leosh, Bob Smith and Shawn Talbot. Above Right: Seventh Grade Spelling Bee Participants: Kenny Kurtz, Teddy Kahaian, Donna Tobolske, Michelle Fillmore, Melissa Woods, Tim Brockway, Stephanie Wymer, Erica Arnold, JoEllen Robson, David Karney, Becky Jones and Pam Stark. Bottom: QMS Math Competition Participants: Becky Jones, Billie Harbaugh, Scott Sobeich, Jay Bailey, Darin Higbea, Doug Dobson, David Karney, David Spalding, Tim Finley, Alicia Veysey, David Ostrander and Mrs. Banker. Competitions Keep QMS Going AWARDS SUBJECT MOST OUTSTANDING MOST IMPROVED 8th: Science Lori Dobson Art Hart Social Studies Beth Sours English Lori Dobson Mathematics Lori Dobson Tim Finley Band Lori Dobson Physical Education Sue Toth Karen Bell Citizenship Outstanding Contribution Award — Lori Dobson Faculty Award — Lori Dobson Kenny Teachout 7th: Science Teddy Kahaian Mike Gipple Social Studies Karime Cariuty Wendy Harmon English Donna Tobalske Matt Smith Mathematics Bille Harbaugh Tonya Meyer Humanities and Geog. Kenny Kurtz Jody Spragg Physical Education Shari Brown Pam Hockenberry Citizenship David Spalding Matt Smith Outstanding Contribution Award — Becky Jones and Melissa Woods Shari Brown Gordon Bassage 6th: Science Robert Smith Tim Blodgett Social Studies Shawn Talbot Annette Paul English Annette Tesch David Thompson Mathematics David Thompson Angela Basse Barbara Cekander Reading David Hammond Frenda Otis Citizenship Penny Evans MOCK ELECTIONS Melanie Ryan Outstanding Contribution Award Shyest Best Looking in Science — Shawn Talbot, David Geiman and Melissa Mike Waterbury and Kelly Norton Kevin Stempien and Scott Powers Sobeich Teachers’ Pet Shortest Mike Waterbury and Rachel Outstanding Contribution Award in Social Studies — William Lance Wiser and Kelly Johnson McRae Everett Tallest Mike Mocherman and April Jett Most Talkative Mike Mocherman and Kris Longest Hair Most Athletic Strouse Eric Carbone and Theresa Ervans Gerald Hinds and Sue Toth Most Likely to Succeed Class Cut-Ups Class Flirts Mike Waterbury and Lori Dobson Joel Falstad and Kris Strouse Gary Walp and Gail Wineland Best All Around Best Dressed Best Personality Mike Waterbury and Michelle Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson 172 Bart Marhsall and Kelly Johnson Sobeich Q.M.S. FACULTY Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University. M.A. Mathematics 8th Grade Quiz Bowl Advisor Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics QMS QHS Cross Country JV Basketball Coach QHS Boys' Track Coach Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University, M.A. English 7th Grade Spelling Bee Advisor Mr. Charles Cook Western Michigan University, B.S. Mathematics 8th Grade Physical Education Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Science Exploratory QHS Wrestling Coach QHS JV Baseball Coach Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science 173 Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State University, B.A. Science Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan Reading Lab Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College Physical Education Exploratory Mr. Gregory Gruner Central Michigan University, B.S. Humanities Geography QMS Wrestling Coach JV Baseball Coach Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teacher Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College. B.A. English 6th Grade Spelling Bee Advisor 174 Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan University, B.S. Social Studies QHS Youth in Government Advisor Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, M.A. Social Studies English 8th Grade Quiz Bowl Advisor Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College — Fort Wayne, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies English QHS Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach Mrs. Cathy Ward Michigan State University Mathematics Exploratory Mrs. Carol Ludlow Learning Disabilities Aide 175 176 ELEMENTARY 177 FIFTH GRADE Lori Baker Mike Baldwin Jacinda Beckwith Robert Bennett Deborah Berry Iva Blowers Millie Blowers Jason Bowers Brian Bowerman Willard Bradley Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennie Buell Vikki Burley Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedra Cekander Norman Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Tom Cole Mike Colon Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tom Donbrock Bobby Dooley Timothy Dowker Joey Dunn Dennis Evans David Fillmore Glenn Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Kendra Galinis Richard Galinis Eric Green Jennifer Groendal Timothy Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Rick Herman Leslie Hilton Eddie Horney 178 Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Laurie Johnson Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer John Lacey Joedy Latta John Latta Richard Lensky Tom Lincoln Alicia Lowther David Luce Deborah Lutterbeck Kari Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Sheril McAllister Tammi McCall Alan McClellan Bobby McNall Dennis Miller Susie Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Mitchell Neeley Karen Newberry Rhonda Paul Penny Parrish Lori Pavelko April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Michelle Quimby Darryl Rathert Renee Richards Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Richard Schultz Philip Shidler Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith Mike Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Robert Tenney 179 Christine Tong Terry Trowbridge Sanford Waltz Audra Warner Celeste Warner Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney Tracy Winger Mike Winter Scott Withington Jackie Wood Lonny Wright FOURTH GRADE Trevor Anderson Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker Billy Beckwith Jimmy Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs LeeAnn Brown Marnie Brown Rachelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Temrey Burritt Erik Buterbaugh Cahd Carpenter Joey Cekander Callie Clark Steven Conley Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andy Cottman Billy Crick Bobby Crick Angela Culver Paul Davis Paul Davis 180 Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Tod Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cindy Fillmore Melinda Fleming Jennifer Forrest Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Josephine Hickerson Audra Hickey Tammy Hoag Derek Horn Jimmy Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nicole Jeffrey Julie Johnson Kenny Johnson Patty Justice Karen Kratzer Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jenni Leosh Mark Lewis John Locklin Beverly Lowther Steve Marowelli David Marshall Debbie Marvin Lisa Mason Danny Mawby Michael McConnell Lisa McCurly Melissa McMichael Kristy McRae Miquel Michael Pam Miller Lisa Mraz Sandra Nave Derek O’Connell 181 Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jill Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearson Shannon Persails Christa Piter Chad Purcell Amy Quimby Derik Reichhart Michelle Richards Ronald Richards Nikki Ritter Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steve Salyer Jay Sanderson Kim Shaw Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobolske Steve Trail Noell Tucker Penny Varney Carol Wilson Michelle Winger Mindy Woods Ms. Phylis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien Perry Acox Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Michelle Ash Joel Asher THIRD GRADE Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Kathy Boardman Kathy Bondy Brett Bowers Dawn Briggs Wayne Burke Cindy Cekander Chris Christian MikeClemonson Steve Clifford Tammy Colon Dena Converse Clint Cook Melinda Cook Kim Cooke Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Dean Dixon Joyce Douglas Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Heather Gambler CoItGollnick Jim Gordon Georgia Griner Angela Hagaman Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Annissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Staci Higbea Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Tom Hughes Janelle Jeffrey Joey Johnson Tonya Jones Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Danielle Laurell Christina Leyo 183 Dawn Lindbert Kevin Longhini JoEl Lothamer Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley Todd Massey Autumn Marson Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughen Judd McDowell Chad McGlothlen Tina Meyer Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Chad Mussleman Julie Nance Dan Nave Amy Newberry Jim Noble Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Chris Pepper Heath Persails Beth Philippy Joel Potter Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lyn Reynolds John Richardson Jaime Sanderson Richard Sarles Sandy Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Brian Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Keli Strause Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Samuel Tucker Timothy Tuttle Loretta Tobolske Mark VanWald Fred Wagner Michelle Waite Hugh Watson Jason Webb Valerie Weber 184 V Julie Weller Toby Winger Kent Wyatt Ms. Kathleen French Mrs. Ruth King Ms. Pamela Lindbert Ms. Mary Grace Sewell Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear SECOND GRADE Jenny Adams David Anderson Tony Baker Donnie Banker Brandon Barrett Tina Barry Pat Beldock Jeff Bender Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Steve Booher Nick Bowers Joey Bradley Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Brian Buckley Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Derek Carpenter Yvonne Cekander EricCheyne Ron Christian Kelly Clifford Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole Jamie Conley Bonnie Converse Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Derek Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Danny Ditton 185 Melissa Dodd Jane Douglas Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Christina Field Roxanne Fincham Tim Finney Ginger Foley Nickolas Forrest Jason Gale Jenny Gallatin Larry Gallatin Tracy Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Candace Grove Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Glenn Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Gretchen Heise Sean Higbea LeAnn Hoag Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry David Hoffman Michelle Howard Pat Hyde Chris Jeffrey Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debbie Laurell Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Debbie Mawby Brenda McClellan Hope Meade Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Brent Miller Bill Murphy Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Ryan O’Connell Laura Otis Joshua Ownes 186 Cherish Paradine Terri Parks Allen Paul Joey Pechota Mark Persails Michelle Persails m iV Derek Wood Peter Peterson Kirk Philson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards Donna Richards Amy Riley David Roberts Glen Sarles Susan Saxman Dan Scherer Paul Searing Matt Servey Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Tim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Mike Tanner Shawn Thompson Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Kelly Wagner Matt Waligora Robert Waltz Sean Watson Ronald Weller Michelle Winger Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Patricia Feller Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Ms. Patricia West 187 FIRST GRADE Dennis Abbeg Becky Acox Curtis Akers Denise Ash Justin Asher Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Michelle Basse Casey Bell Cathy Bennett Jennifer Bregger Theresa Brooks Judie Brouse Eddie Brower James Brown Jenny Brown Michael Brown Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Timothy Clawson Robert Clevenger Dawn Cole Brian Contat Randy Counterman Brady Cox Kelly Craig Katherine Daly Scott Dobson Tammy Douglas Darla Dowker Jeffrey Erts Jody Fincham Debora Flaugher Gina Foley Nicole Foster Sara Gibson Lloyd Gipple Michelle Goshorn Philip Goss Tonia Green Chad Hagaman Ricky Halstead Nicole Hamilton Gregory Hardy Otis Harrington Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton 188 Dennis Hoard Sherry Hockenberry Ryan Horn Doris Houvener Andy Hughes Jason Huss Ian Inkenbrandt Heather Ivey Angela Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Kathy 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Garfield 278-261 I (517) 639-5385 21 2 Miles East of 1-69 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Coldwater Culonial Ullage 3flofotts Sc fifts 17 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-8715 D D CYCLE CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency 30KCIay Coldwater, Michigan Yamaha Sales and Service Duane Field 695 E. Chicago Rd. Duane Carpenter Coldwater, Ml 49036 199 X � • - of fine quality wedding garments for him and her, and the photogra- phy studio service for the remem- borance is our simple task. We are striving to be one shop doing the complete arrangements for weddings. 62 Division Ph 278-4893 Coldwater, Mi. Ron and Mar-Jo Philbrick (owners) -Since 968- photography SERVICE FOR PERSONAL, BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan DOBSON INSURANCE Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents 'See Us for Your Insurance Needs 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 278-2200 Congratulations to e u fc!W the Class of 1980 DIEDRICH FUNERAL NORM FAULKNER HOME FLORIST Quincy, Michigan 55 Green St. Dial 278-4148 Coldwater 201 Daily Specials Compliments of i. !Sar £7ood doc ztaCh 24 E. Chicago, Quincy 639-9035 Where the Funzat! 1f mU AM • • fy' y More Than a Flower Shop 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater Tel. 279-9536 We Specialize in Orange and Black Floral Pieces for Homecomings and Proms GENE'S '11 SERVICE GREEN'S ORCHARD U.S. 12 Allen, Michgan We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy m Apples, Peaches, Plums in Season Stop at the Sign of the Big Red Apple HAWKINS PRODUCE MARKET In the Garden Yesterday, In Our Store Today East U.S. 12 Coldwater 278-5587 (517) 869-2277 JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Frank Johnson . 392 Hog Creek Rd. Allen, Ml 49227 HOT SPOT RESTAURANT GIFT SHOP Fine Food • Fine Gifts 174 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9655 202 Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From the Director, Officers and Staff of Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp., Bronson, North Adams FIRST NATIONAL BANK M of South OntraJ Michigan K M BAR The Fun Spot Sandwiches, Pool, Pinball, Shuffleboard Quincy, Michigan l{iess EWEIHY J A ytoun of _ «2 m .n h Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Congratulations to the Class of '80 KING 'Kiny Siectnic Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517 278-4518 Two Miles East on Chicago Rd. U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Compliments of KNAPP POOLS, INC. 923 E. Chicago — Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey LAKESIDE SALES SERVICE (517) 639-7186 Heavy Equipment Bought and Sold 639-5605 Mel Budd, Owner 133 W. Chicago Quincy McClellan oil co. AMOCO JOBBER Don McClellan For the Best in Carpeting LODGE FLOOR COVERING 405 N. Willow Brook Rd. Coldwater 27 Church St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 Goodyear and Reynolds Tires Retread Tires Also MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY m iii. A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Best Wishes to All Graduates Nobody can do it like McDonald's can f McDonald's Coldwater — Hillsdale TstJCPenney 58 W. Chicago 279-6446 Coldwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 rinfers P.O. Box 186 50 N. Hanchett St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone (517)278-5743 Social and Commercial Printing 517 639-7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane Butler 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 1 Sandwiches Sundaes • Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN • Malts 'Shakes • Cones Luncheon Special Every Day BOB'S QUINCY DINER 122 W. Chicago Quincy Congratulations Seniors 06 Complete Line of Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaids Dresses and Formals Always the Latest Fashions From Sportswear to the Most Elegant Evening Wear All at.. . APPAREL BRIDAL SHOPPE 6 W. Chicago S+. Quincy 639-7475 QUINCY GOLFCOURSE HOME OF THE ORIOLE GOLF TEAM Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt QUINCY ICE 2n 7m rg £ patty Store COMPANY Groceries — Beer Special Orders • Beverage Catering • Wine — Ice Party Planning Liquor • Beer • Wine • Keg Beer 127 W. Chicago Quincy Lottery • Ice • Groceries 882 E. Chicago 639-7123 Coldwater 08 RADIO SHACK Company Owned Mgr. Philip Shidler Sr. Fairfield Plaza 278-2544 Mon.-Fri. 10-8 Sat. 10-6 Sun. 12-5 .nSvC SATTLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Industrial and Agricultural Electrical Service Philip W. Sattler 690 Clarendon Rd. 517 639-4610 Quincy, Michigan 49082 f?T SARGE'S MARKET ■ J I a Specializing in Low Prices Small Enough to Know You — Large Enough to Serve You. 106 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8025 Sohigro SERVICE COMPANY Congratulations Seniors SHORT SON, INC. Coldwater, Michigan P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 51 W. Pearl St., Coldwater More Than a Century of Service Offices in Coldwater, Union City, Tekonsha and Kinderhook 279-7511 209 O. SU VAN’S HOME SUPPLY Van Hilton — Owner 125 W. Chicago — Quincy 639-3345 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Quincy, zA [ic(iLgan Sat. 7:30-12:00 211 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY E- ChicagoyColdwater RiTfway Between Coldwater and Quincy) ‘ongratulations to the Class of '80 WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 WATTS DRUGS WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago. Coldwater 212 WOMEN'S WORLD OF FASHION COLDWATER. MICHIGAN WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE 22 S. Clay St. JTVj Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 517-278-4396 Ziebart Autotuck Rustproofing ZIEBART OF COLDWATER ROBIN BROWN MICHAEL PARNEY Owner Owner 10 W. Park Avenue Coldwater, Ml 49036 (617) 279-7507 YUKON Many Thanks MANUFACTURING INC. to Our Welding Specialists Patrons, Sponsors Lawn Equipment Service and Advertisers Quincy, Michigan For Their Support 639-4127 213 SPONSORS BUCK'S STEEL, INC. 855 W. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639 3115 BIG O'S BAR 126 N. Matteson Bronson 369 9935 DAVIS MARINE I 872 Lake Drive Coldwater Lake GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy HARD AND BUCHANAN TRAILER SALES Quincy JOLAYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Quincy-Ray Rd. Quincy 639 8385 LAKELAND PRODUCTS 28 Arnold Street Quincy LAURELLGAS AND OIL 5 I 5 Boone Road Quincy LITTLE KING MOTEL 847 E. Chicago Coldwater MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639 8436 • ORIOLE SNACK SHACK owned by Larry and Linda Bailey QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION QUINCY SAND BLASTING 3 I Arnold Street Quincy (517)639 7275 639 4159 QUINCY 76 86 W. Chicago Quincy 639 8677 SANDERS CUSTOM TEE SHIRTS 66 E. Chicago Coldwater 278 8101 SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 19l 2 W. Chicago Quincy 639 9605 SPURLOCK REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. 51 I W. Chicago Coldwater ERA Member Broker 278 8742 SUNSET COVE RESORT Marble Lake Quincy SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Quincy 639-4373 SWICK TV AND APPLIANCE INCORPORATED 3 14 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4885 THURSTON'S FURNITURE AND CARPET 19 E. Chicago Quincy 639-7196 TRI-STATE BAIT Oliver and Pauline Rimes 892 E. Chicago St. Coldwater JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 W. Chicago Quincy WICKES LUMBER 631 Lott R. Coldwater PATRONS Jack and Kathy Bellamy Nancy Bowerman Sarah Brickey — Class of '83 C D Pet Supply — 23 W. Chicago — Quincy Gail Condra Mr. Dogan Darin Friend and Carl Albright— Super Seniors Karice and Kris — Class of '81 Mr. and Mrs. Longhini Tom Loveberry— Magic Man JoAnn McClellan and Julie Prince — Class of '81 Mrs. Connie Natusch Sam's Barber Shop Tracy Sanderson and Lisa Hickok — Super Sophomores Dennis Smith, Postmaster Mr. Charles Snyder 1 980 MEMORIES QUESTIONNAIRE My Name is________________. This was my_________year at Quincy High School. My favorite teachers and classes were:________ My worst teachers and classes were: The funniest thing that happened was_______________. The happiest thing that happened was_______________. The saddest thing that happened was________________. I skipped_______times and served detention________times. My first semester grades were:_______________ My second semester grades were: I was a member of__________________. My friends were_________________. while my enemies were_________________. I fell in love with______________and _________________fell in love with me. __________________was the best party that I attended. As of now, I plan to_______________. My favorites were: TV shows__________________ Movies_________________ Songs__________________ Fashions _________________ Groups and Celebrities________________ 216