Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1982 volume:

1982 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN YEARBOOK STAFF......................................................2 OPENING............................................................ 6 PEOPLE.............................................................14 SENIORS...........................................................16 UNDERCLASSMEN.....................................................40 EVENTS.............................................................78 SPORTS............................................................104 MIDDLE SCHOOL.....................................................140 ELEMENTARY........................................................162 ADVERTISEMENTS....................................................180 BEST OF TIMES.....................................................202 YEARBOOK STAFF Several people have worked long hours to produce the 1982 Oriole. Without doubt, the person who has worked the longest and hardest is Mrs. Joanne Finley, yearbook advisor. The 1982 Oriole staff js ex- tremely grateful to have such a dedicated and conscientious advisor. We, as a staff, take the utmost pride in the 1982 Oriole, which is truly an achievement. It is my sincere hope that each of you will savor every word and every picture; and, in retrospection, will have many happy memories of the 1981-82 school year. Working toward making the best yearbook and then finally being able to put together the Oriole yearbook is a rewarding job, which holds many interesting wonders. I would like to thank all of the members of the yearbook staff and all of the other people who made my job an enjoyable one. Also, special thanks are extended to Ron Philbrick at the Carousel for developing all our pictures. KQMMj ‘tJUior Head Photographer Wally Gibson and Sports Editor David Finley Renee Matz, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley and Deana Thomas. Linda Allen, Chris Johnson and Scott Brand. Mr. Chard and Kim Stempien. Mr. Chard helped us with our Senior noils. Lorri Gruner, Tracy Sanderson and Lisa Hickok. Beth Tobolske and Terrie Ditton Tammy Clark and Lisa Booher Penny Wygant, Amy Geishert and Tina Hand. Mike Mitchell, Tammy Johnson and Brent Withington. YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS: Todd Cochrane, Greg Saunders, Wally Gibson, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Dave Finley, Karen Hosek, Deana Thomas. Not Pictured: Chris Johnson and Kurt Spalding. 4 You’ll never believe what happened here! YEARBOOK STAFF: Front: Renee Matz, Mike Mitchell, Karime Cariuty, Brent Withington, Chris Johnson, Tammy Clark, Kelli Talbot, Chris Toth, Teresa Lutterbeck. Second Row: Dave Sobiech, Kim Stempien, Darlene Kling, Calista Sanderson, Stella VanWald, Karen Karney. Third Row: Kurt Spalding, Cheryl Stephens, Connie Ebert, Tina Hand, Dawn Woods, Lisa Hickok, Tracy Sanderson, Michelle Miller, Jim Burge, Tim Brown. Not Pic- tured: Scott Brand, Kim Cole, Jill Faulkner, Amy Geishert. Yearbook Staff: Front: Wally Gibson, Dave Finley. Second Row: Susan Rice, Terrie Ditton, Kelly Cutler, Beth Tobolske, Lisa Booher, Penny Wygant, Deana Thomas, Candie Easterday, Lorri Gruner. Third Row: Debbie Thomas, Sue Sailor, Paula Falzon, Tammy Johnson. Back: Amy Gay, Karen Hosek, Jackie Cooper, JoEllen Robson, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Todd Cochrane. Not Pictured: Chris Hargreave, Melody McConnell, San- dy Shoup, LuAnne Tessin. 6 7 8 9 QUINCY GETS THE BELL! In 1978 the Quincy High School and Reading High School Varsity Clubs decided to add something extra to the continuing rivalry between Quincy and Reading. They purchased a bell which will be kept by the school winning the annual QHS — RHS football game. This year Quincy won the bell for the first time by defeating the Reading Rangers 41-8. Congratulations! 11 13 BEST ALL-ROUND SENIORS OF 1982 omad j). Be Scott £. 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Not only plan, but also believe. “REMEMBER” Remember our elementary days so eager and full of life, Banging our knees and bumping our heads, and our Moms saying, “That’s all right.” We thought we were so grown up. H w I'i U I Ifi i i li Remember our middle school yeart. . . Going from class to class, the fun and the laughter, the problems and the fears. We sat in class dreaming of coming years. Now our high school years are over . . . The memories of football games and starry-eyed dances, the new friends we’ve met, the tests we would rather forget, The vacations we waited for, the teachers we confided in. Our friends were the most special people we had. They were someone to talk to, shoulders to cry on, money to borrow from, Friday night movies, afternoon walks, and very private talks. Our friends mended our broken hearts and said, “Never Fear.” Yes, high school days are precious, but, oh so brief, where we thought all our dreams would come true. Remember the hellos and laughter, Keep those dreams, Reflect on learning and sharing, Cry the tears of goodbyes. But it is not the end; it is a new beginning! -Dawn Brown 31 (1) Doug Loveberry and Jill Faulkner, best smile (2) Randy Rumsey and Teresa Englehardt, shortest (3) Scott Brand and Chris Toth, best personality (4) DeWain DeCaire and Kelli Talbot, tallest (5) Arthur Kahaian and Amy Geishert, most likely to succeed. (1) Wally Gibson and Beth Tobols, most talkative (2) Mark Ludlow and Chris Toth, most active (3) Susan Rice and Bryan Harmon, biggest grouches (4) Scott Brand and Jill Faulkner, friendliest (5) Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney, most intelligent (6) Mike Vozar and Beth Tobolske, class cut-ups. (5) (6) (1) Amy Geishert and Arthur Kahaian, most organized; (2) Randy Rumsey and Cheryl Stephens, most gullible; (3) Kelli Talbot and Scott Brand, most artistic; (4) Tom Bean and Beth Tobolske, class flirts; (5) Todd Strane and Jill Faulkner, best looking; (6) Mike Vozar and Jill Faulkner, most dramatic. 34 (1) Dawn Brown and John Norman- din, most disorganized; (2) Alec Legg and Beth Tobolske, rowdiest; (3) Jim Rollins and Dawn Woods, most musical; (4) Tammie Johnston and Mark Ludlow, most athletic; (5) Best all-around seniors: The entire class of 1982! 35 TEEN ftSOu FT JUNIORS Karen Adkins Glen Avery Lori Bailey Jerry Barnett Heather Bell Lisa Booher Rick Booher Sarah Brickey Revecca Brown Anita Cekander Chris Cekander Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Dawn Coleman Gail Condra Cindy Connin Brett Cutler Sytze deWitte Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstad Diane Fidler Ruth Fulk Diane Gilbert John Goforth Mike Hagaman Kim Hagy A1 Hamaker Mike Hard Joe Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Ken Holloway Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Denise Houck 40 Eric Huttenlochcr Diane Ingraham Kevin Kaiser Jackie Kanaby Chris Kline Roxanne Knapp Ron Lange Dawn Ledbetter Sherri Locke Eric Marshall Andy Meade Gerald Meade Tammy Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Adam Neeley Julie Parker Kim Parker Brent Parkinson Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Jamie Prince Kris Quimby Eric Rice Doug Russell Calista Sanderson Marty Sarles Wally Schultz Darla Sellers Jenny Shilling Cathy Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Robert Speaker John Spragg Steve Stempien Jim Supianoski John Taylor LaRae Walker Nan Weber 41 Scott Wilkinson Dan Williams David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington Not Pictured: Diana Dean Steve McCullough Mike Dennis Sherry Poole Norm Herman Tony Stanton Shane Kelley Jeff Suever 42 SOPHOMORES Beckic Badders Larry Barnett Valerie Beckwith Karen Bell Bob Bellew Dan Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Joe Bowerman Tim Braden Tim Brown Tammy Brewer Andy Buell Don Byrd Teresa Byrd Lorie Camp Becky Cekander Scott Clifford Ron Coco Mike Cope Angie Cottman Sara Creager Julie Davis Tim Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Joel Falstad Paula Falzon Tim Finley 43 Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Golinick Karen Gordon Tammi Green Tricia Gruner Art Hart Greg Herlan Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerlad Hinds Lewis Horn Laura Homey Karen Hosek April Jett Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Rick Kingsbury Inez Letts Debra Lewis Lori Litwaitis Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steven Meade Michelle Miller Steven Miller Bob Miner Mike Mitchell Mike Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Teresa Neeley Tina Nickles 44 Kelly Norton David Ostrander Jodi Paul Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Wayne Rehner Mike Renfro Kelly Riddle David Roberts Robyn Rubley Sue Sailor Robert Saxman Tammy Scheidler Becky Smith Stacie Smith Todd Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Julie Stayner Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Terry Stephens Kristie Strouse Kenny Teachout Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Dale Tuttle Alicia Veysey Gary Walp Mike Waterbury Lisa Watson Stacy Westfall Pam Wilber Tim Wilkinson Gale Wineland Lance Wiser Not Pictured: Mark Grigg Brian Henry Mike Lemke Jodi Rigelman 45 FRESHMEN Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelley Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett William Blowers Toni Bowerman Tim Brockway Shari Brown Paul Butcher Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Dean DeCaire Pam Dovey Eric Dules Frank Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Tracy Forrester Lisa Gilbert Mike Gipple Jody Grigg 46 Billie Harbaugh Wendy Harmon Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Danny Johns Teddy Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Bobby Knowles Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Scott Locke Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutterback Ed Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jim McRae Tonia Meyer Dan Meyers Cyndi Michael David Murray Margie Nave Kelli Newberry Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Willy Richards Darin Ricker JoEUen Robson Mike Rodgers Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka Richie Sanderson Tim Schmidt 47 David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Ron Tesch Gordon Thomas Donna Tobolske Tina Trail Stella VanWald Kevin VandyBogurt Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Hank Bailey Dennis Rigelman Tim Beaudin Brent Rodgers Danny Nance Randy Root 48 Junior Class Officers: Brent Withington — Treasurer Mrs. Lois Ingraham — Advisor Sherri Locke — Secretary Mike Hard — President Kurt Spalding — Historian Brent Parkinson — Vice President Sophomore Class Officers: Dawn Hilton — Historian Mrs. Donna Keeslar — Advisor Val Beckwith — Secreatry Rachel McRae — Vice President Michelle Sobiech — President Absent — Alicia Veysey — Treasurer Freshman Class Officers: Stephanie Wymer — Secretary Jim Luce — Treasurer Mrs. Melissa Sussex — Advisor Sherri Brown — President Absent — Jody Grigg — Vice President 49 QUINCY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS In 1960, Elwood Larsen, the superintendent at that time, said, “Good schools cost money, but cheap schools prove very expen- sive over a period of time in terms of proper development of youth.” With that in mind, the high school was constructed at a cost of $1,425,000. As present day students at Quincy High School, we are grateful for the foresight of the 1959-60 School Board. On this the 20th anniversary of the school’s dedication, much pride is taken in our school and the traditions sur- rounding it. (1) s I (1) Quincy High School was built in 1961 and dedicated February 4, 1962; (2) The Middle School was built in 1931 and the Vocational Wing was added in 1954; (3) Jenn- ings Elementary School was built in 1954. The first addition was built in 1961 and the second in 1969. Dur- ing the summer of 1981, new win- dows were installed for energy con- servation; (4) The Athletic Field was built in 1969, and is one of the finest in Southern Michigan. (Aerial photo courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Longhini.) 50 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President The student body wishes to thank the 1981-82 School Board and the Quincy Community for their support during the year. As Seniors, we are also grateful to the School Board members of the past thirteen years and the Quincy Community for the support that we have received during these years. As John F. Kennedy said, “Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education.” Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard T rustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Peter Talbot Trustee 51 ADMINISTRATION 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. 52 SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Carolyn Natusch, High School Secretary; (2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant, and Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent’s Secretary; (3) Mrs. Lois In- graham, Counselor’s Secretary; (4) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; (5) Mrs. Sandra Price, Elementary Secretary; (6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. 53 QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ. M.S.L. Librarian Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mike Bodkins School Psychologist Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Martin Chard Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Social Stdies Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher 54 Mr. John Dogan Central Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Shop Mr: Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Mich. Univ., B.A. English Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Ms. Mary Ann McAree Central Mich. Univ., B.A. Art Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green Univ., M. Ed. Guidance Counselor 55 Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University, B.S. Typing Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, M.S. Biology Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ., M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ., M.A. Agriculture Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State Univ., M.A. English Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science 56 Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Aide Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Aide Library Aide Mr. Randy Showerman Student Teacher Agriculture Mr. Dan Batchelor Student Teacher Agriculture Mr. Randy Judd Student Teacher Agriculture Foreign Exchange Student Sytze deWitte — Workum, Netherlands Sytze stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Higbea 57 TRANSPORTATION, HOT LUNCH AND CUSTODIAL STAFF TRANSPORTATION STAFF: Top Left: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage. Top Right: Mrs. Rose Borgert. Bot- tom: Mrs. Joan Matz, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mrs. Joyce Riddle, Mr. Clarence Walters, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mr. Pat Moraniec, Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mrs. Verita Delcamp, Mrs. Imorean (Mickey) Rubley, Mrs. Ann Ewers, Mr. Ray- mond Riddle, Mrs. Georgia Handy, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack. Not Pictured: Mr. William Laurell, Mrs. Linda Meyers, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson. HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF: Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Supervisor Ms. Alberta Todd, Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Alice Weber, Mrs. Barb Rice. HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Supervisor Mr. Ed Smith, Mr. Greg Kochendorfer, Mr. Rick Gardner. ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF: Mrs. Sue Hand, Mrs. Winifred Marsh, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Virginia Taylor. ELEMENTARY CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. Not Pictured: Mr. Jim Urig. 59 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Quincy is comprised of officers, who were elected by the student body, and representatives and alternates, who were elected by their respec- tive homerooms. This group governs the student body and serves as a link between the students and faculty and administration. The Council was active with Homecoming, Magazine Drive, Donut Days, Oriole Week, Assemblies, Trike Race and Tug of War. The Student Council sponsored the new computer, a first at Quin- cy, which is a source of pride for many students. Students who have worked with this computer have found it to be a fascinating and educational experience. 60 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Front: Chris Johnson, Parliamentarian; Chris Toth, President; Jill Faulkner, Secretary. Back: Sherri Locke, Treasurer; Mr. Mitchell, Advisor; David Finley, Vice President. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Front: Rob Smith, Brad Parrish, Mark Ludlow, Michelle Sobiech, Tom Bean, Melissa Woods, Erica Arnold. Back: Mike Hard, Tim Brown, Bart Marshall, Art Kahaian, Brent Parkinson, Kelly Johnson, Brent Withington, Mike Gipple. Not Pictured: Lisa Booher. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: Front: Lisa Hickok, Diane Ingraham, Tammy Meyer, Tammy Clark, Rachel McRae, Lori Dobson. Back: Lance Wiser, Kenny Kurtz, Jim Burge, Jim Supianoski, Todd Schmidt, Alec Legg, Karime Cariuty, Dawn Waligora, Jill Philippy, April Jett. 61 FUND RAISERS The Student Council is funded mainly by its an- nual Magazine Drive and Wednesday Donut Days. (1) Chris Toth and Kelli Talbot sell a donut to Danny Nance; (2) Tina Briggs, a 6th grader, won the top prize in the Magazine Drive drawing; (3) Mr. Mitchell congratulates Marty Sarles for being the Top Salesman. Marty’s sales totaled $308.42; (4) Top Ten Magazine Salesmen besides Marty were: Stacy Westfall, Scott Clifford, Kevin Vandy Bogurt, Jim Burge, Carmella Hamaker, Dawn Waligora, Kelli Newberry, Kathy Herman and Ron Coco. STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES ARE FUN! (1) Deana Thomas can’t seem to put her arm down during Hypnotist Assembly; (2) Andy Buell won bubble gum blowing con- test; (3) April Jett tries to win pie eating con- test; (4) Because his homeroom was tops in magazine sales, Teddy Kahaian participates in “Hamburger Eatoff”; (5) Ron Lange and Eric Rice dressed up for “Almost Anything Goes Day.” QUINCY BAND SEES CHANGE 64 Page 64: (1) and (2) Quincy Marching Band. (3) Flag Corps Co-Captain Diane Ingraham, Band Director Mark Burgess, Drum Major Kurt Spalding, Flag Corps Co-Captain LaRae Walker. Page 65: (1) Pep Band. (2) Practicing in Band. (3) Pep Band. (4) Band Officers: Becky Smith, Secretary; Renee Matz, President and Librarian; Diane In- graham, Treasurer; Bart Marshall, Vice President; Michelle Miller, Assistant Librarian. (5) Flag Corps: Front: Co-Captain Diane Ingraham, Co-Captain Sarah Brickey. Back: JoEllen Robson, Jill Philippy, Rachel McRae, Jodi Paul, Pam Stark, Kelly Riddle, Dawn Hilton, Dawn Waligora. 65 CLARINETS: Front: Kris Quimby, Dawn Woods. Mid- dle: Sandy Shoup, Jeff Suever, Lorie Camp. Back: Kim Hagy, Eric Huttenlocher. CLARINETS: Front: Bernina Rossetter, Beckie Bad- ders, Susan Engelhardt. Middle: Laura Homey, Jennifer Dobson. Back: Dawn Hilton, David Geiman, David Ostrander. LOW BRASS AND LOW REEDS: Front: Stella Van- Wald, Michelle Miller, James McRae. Back: LaRae Walker, Kelly Riddle, Deena Dowker. Not Pictured: Danny Nance. FLUTES: Front: Tonya Meyer, Teresa Engelhardt, Jackie Kanaby. Middle: Becky Smith, Jill Philippy, JoEllen Robson. Back: Rachel McRae, Val Beckwith, Pam Stark, Tina Nickles. Not Pictured: Tammy Johnson, Melissa Powers, Jodi Paul. TROMBONES: Front: Renee Matz, Michelle Fillmore. Back: Kevin Hooley, David Karney, Trevor Mast. PERCUSSION: Front: Bart Marshall, Kristy Hutchins. Back: Tim Brockway, Stephanie Wymer, Tammy McMichael, Mike Mitchell. Not Pictured: Bob Knowles. SAXOPHONES: Front: Denise Houck, Brian Preston. Middle: Teddy Kahaian, Steve Miller, Paula Falzon. Back: Melissa Woods, Diane Ingraham, Dawn Waligora, Brad Parrish. Not Pictured: Lisa Lyons. TRUMPETS AND FRENCH HORNS: Front: Shawna Walters, Sarah Brickey, Kurt Spalding. Middle: Lori Dobson, Candie Kaiser, Erica Arnold. Back: Roxanne Knapp, James Rollins, Bob Miner. Not Pictured: Tim Brown and Calista Sanderson. 67 FFA . . . GROWING FOR AMERICA MEMBERS: Front: Todd Cochrane, Denise Laurell, Mike Hard, Gregg Saunders, Bart Marshall, Lloyd Paul. Second Row: Kevin VandyBogurt, Mike Gipple, Willy Richards, Ginger Hartbarger, Lonnie Laurie, Brad Par- rish, Scott Locke, Art Hart, Lisa Gilbert, Dena Stem- pien. Third Row: Jenny Shilling, Robert Saxman, Tim Delaney, Denny Higbee, Tim Braden, Mike Waterbury, Brian Marshall, Randy Rumsey, Eric Dules. Back: Ad- visor Mr. Charles Synder, David Spalding, Bob Miner, David Donbrock, Kevin Kaiser, Andy Buell, Doug Marsh, Brent Goforth, Eric Marshall, Jay Millard. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Denise Laurell, Treasurer; Bart Marshall, Secretary; Mike Hard, Vice President; Gregg Saunders, President; Todd Cochrane, Reporter; Lloyd Paul, Sentinel; Mr. Charles Snyder, Advisor. Mike Hard also served as Region I Treasurer for 1981-82. CHAPTER AWARDS: Proficiency — Tim Braden, Denny Higbee, Brent Goforth, Mike Hard, Bart Marshall, Brian Marshall, Alan Mer- chant, Lloyd Paul; Star Greenhand — Jay Millard; Star Farmer — Bart Marshall; Star Agribusiness — Denise Laurell; Leadership — Mike Hard; Greenhand Scholarship — David Spalding; Scholarship — Mike Hard. 68 State Tractor Handling Contest — Brian Marshall — 2nd Place. District FFA Leadership Contest: Parliamentary Procedure — Silver: Jay Millard, Dena Stempien, Brad Parrish, Eric Dules, Art Hart, Ed Marsh, Lonnie Laurie; Extemporaneous Speaking — Gold: Mike Hard; Demonstration — Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden, Kevin Kaiser; Ag Forum: Denny Higbee, Dave Donbrock, Tim Delaney, Robert Saxman, Bob Miner, Andy Buell; Job Interview: Brent Goforth; Greenhand Public Speaking: David Spalding. Regional FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration — Silver, 3rd Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden, Kevin Kaiser. State Farmer Degrees: Calvin Shilling, Denise Laurell. State Proficiency Award Winners: Sheep —- Denise Laurell, Silver; Agricultural Sales and Service — Calvin Shilling and Denise Laurell, Silver. Ag Elec- trification — Todd Cochrane, Gold — State Winner. Outstanding Junior Award Winners: Mike Hard, Todd Cochrane. Regional Farmer Award — Agribusiness: Denise Laurell — Gold, 1st Place Calvin Shilling, Ginger Hartbarger. Production Agriculture: Mike Hard, Lloyd Paul, Kevin Kaiser, Todd Cochrane, Brent Goforth. State FFA Skills Contest — Dairy Judging — Gold Award: Brian Marshall, Eric Marshall, Lonnie Laurie; Crops Judging — Gold Award — Mike Waterbury, Andy Buell, Bob Miner. National Sheep Proficiency Award Win- ner: Tom Marshall. National Convention — Kansas City; David Donbrock, Tim Delaney, Ginger Hart- barger, Brent Goforth, Kevin Kaiser, Bart Marshall. (Photos of harvest courtesy Bud Barnes.) 69 FRENCH CLUB The French Club’s activities for 1981-1982 include flowergram sales, a successfully received French dinner in February, and going to see “The Little Prince” by An- toine De Saint-Exupery in the fall. Members include: Front: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Karen Karney, Diane In- graham, Darla Sellers, Dawn Hilton, Melissa Woods, and Jimmy Luce. Middle: Paula Falzon, Nan Weber, Shawna Walters, Lisa Lyons, and Steve Miller. Back: Sarah Brickey, Rachel McRae, Sheri Locke, Gail Wineland, Patty Lutterbeck, and Becky Badders. Not Pictured are Jodi Paul and Amy Geishert. Officers include: Front: Nan Weber, French I Representative; Mrs. Diann Sat- tler, Advisor; Diane Ingraham, Treasurer. Back: Rachel McRae, Secretary; Sarah Brickey, Vice-President; Sheri Locke, Social Activities Director. Not pictured was Amy Geishert, President. 70 Q.S.P.A. The Quincy Society for the Per- forming Arts members include: Front: Diane Fidler, Calista Sander- son, Kim Hagy, Tammy Meyer, Paula Falzon, Lisa Booher, Tammy Clark, Melissa Woods, Tonya Meyer, Shawna Walters. Back: Jennifer Dobson, JoEllen Robson, Diane Ingraham, Brent Withington, Eric Huttenlocher, Jim Rollins, Brent Parkinson, Rob Smith, and Advisor Mr. Walczak. Not pictured are Stephanie Wymer, Sarah Brickey, and Jill Philippy. Officers are President Brent Parkinson, Vice-President Sarah Brickey, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Ingraham. 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS 11 On May 10, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted eleven members. The introduc- tion of the inductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. The speaker for the ceremony was Mr. Frank Parkinson Jr. who graduated from QHS in 1978. He received his Bachelor of Arts Pre-Law Degree from Alma College in 1982. MEMBERS: Front: Tammie Johnston, Diane In- graham, Penny Wygant, Tina Hand, Dawn Woods, Lorri Gruner, Tammy Meyer, Gail Condra, Kim Stempien, Advisor Mr. Spalding. Middle: Jim Shafer, Linda Allen, Karen Karney, Lisa Hickok, Jill Faulkner, Dave Finley, Tom Bean. Back: Arthur Kahaian, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Todd Strane. NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1982: Front: Paula Falzon, Lori Dobson, Lynn DesJardins, Nan Weber, John Taylor, Chris Toth. Back: Alicia Veysey, Sue Sailor, Rachel McRae, Tammy Johnson, Karen Hosek. OFFICERS: Page 73: Center Left: President Arthur Kahaian, Treasurer Dave Finley, Secretary Karen Karney, Vice President Mark Ludlow. 72 VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS: Front: Tom Bean, Todd Strane, Jim Burge, Doug Riegel, Art Kahaian, Dave Finley, Rowdy Gibson, Mark Ludlow, Tom Loveberry. Second Row: Val Beckwith, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Dawn Woods, Chris Toth, Tami ,:e Johnston, Lisa Hickok, Chris Johnson, Lynn DesJardins, Diane Fidler. Third Row: Dave Sobiech, Doug Loveberry, Tina Hand, Kelly Talbot, Pam Loose, Scott Brand. Fourth Row: Denny Higbee, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Amy Geishert, Dawn Brown, John Norman- din, Ken Holloway, Scott Lutterbeck. Fifth Row: Jay Millard, Rob Smith, Jim Supianoski. Back: Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman. OFFICERS: Sergeant at Arms Wally Gibson, Presi- dent Mark Ludlow, Vice President Scott Brand, Treasurer Art Kahaian, Secretary Jill Faulkner. 74 The Varsity Club was busy serving the school and community through various projects. Members collected money at sporting events. Twenty-three members par- ticipated in a CPR Clinic. As part of their initiation new members had to sing the school song to old members in order to find their “Varsity Q.” As fund raising projects the club sponsored the “hoopshoot” and sold “Oriole Hats.” At the end of the school year the members voted for a male and female “athlete of the year.” Members also chose two seniors to be recipients of the Varsity Club Scholarships. Bottom Left: Advisor Chuck Cook undertook the hugh task of updating and replacing the sports team pictures in the Multiplex Display in the gym lobby. 75 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT OFFICERS: Front: Co-chairperson Amy Geishert, Secretary Karen Karney, Chaplain Alicia Veysey. Mid- dle: Treasurer Chris Johnson and Promotions Chairman Scott Brand. Back: Promotions Chairman Dave Sobiech, Parliamentarian Tom Bean, and Co-chairperson John Normandin. Not Pictured is Chaplain Lori Bailey. MEMBERS: Front: Julie Davis, Kelli Norton, Stephanie Wymer, Karen Karney, Chris Johnson, Rachel McRae, Sarah Brickey, Ted Kahaian, David Karney, Michelle Sobiech, Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Gail Con- dra, Robyn Rubley, Tim Brown, Dawn Ledbetter, Erica Arnold, and Advisors Gary Male and Brent Veysey. Mid- dle: Linda Allen, Tracy Sanderson, Nan Weber, Tammy Clark, Lorri Gruner, Diane Fidler, Lori Bailey, Jill Faulkner, Lynn DesJardins, Michelle Fillmore, and JoEllen Robson. Back: Diane Ingraham, David Sobiech, Scott Brand, Wally Gibson, Arthur Kahaian, Doug Loveberry, Tom Bean, Gregg Saunders, Tim Wilkinson, Mike Waterbury, Sue Sailor, Tammy Johnson, Michelle Miller, Pam Stark, Kurt Spalding, and Joel Falstead. 76 In April, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 34th Annual Youth Legislature at the state capitol building in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was Pre-Legislature, held at the Kalamazoo YMCA in November. At Pre-Leg, Amy Geishert, Tom Bean, Scott Brand, Karen Karney, and Alicia Veysey obtained the offices of Governor, Lt. Governor, Clerk of the House, member of Governor’s Cabinet, and Chaplain, respectively. Only the governor candidate had to compete at the state level. At the state legislature, members par- ticipated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate chambers. Youth in Government is a completely rewarding and educational experience; it is a program which con- tributes greatly to the development of the leaders of tomorrow. Also, during the spring, the club sells concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia “with a magic all its own.” 77 A HOMECOMING TO REMEMBER 80 (2) (l)KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES: Chris Toth, Chris Johnson, Tammic Johnston, Jill Faulkner, Lisa Hickok, Jim Burge, Scott Brand, Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane; (2) Scott Brand just found out that he was voted Homecoming King. (3) 1981 Homecoming Queen Jill Faulkner and her father, Jack Faulkner. This year’s Homecoming Theme was “Cartoons.” The Seniors chose “Tarzan,” the Juniors chose “Mighty Mouse,” the Sophomores chose “Popeye,” and the Freshmen chose “Captain Caveman.” After some tough competition, the Seniors won the pep jug. (1) John Normandin was a perfect “10” in the Senior skit; (2) Dave Sobiech accepts the pep jug for the Senior Class from Dave Finley, Stu- dent Council Vice President; (3) The Sophomores’ First Prize float; (4) Dawn Brown and Jim Su- pianoski enjoy dancing to the music of Gary Allen at the Homecoming dance. (5) Remember how the momentary snow shower added to the excitement of our 33-6 victory over Concord. (5) 81 (1) Enthusiasm pours out for “Punk Rock Day.” (2) Rowdy Gibson won the “sexiest legs” contest; (3) Students cheer during the afternoon pep assembly; (4) Football players proudly ring their bell; (5) Seniors show their school spirit dur- ing afternoon parade; (6) Remember how fierce the wind was while the Seniors were putting the finishing touches on their float? 82 INGRAHAM AND RURKA ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to QHS bowlers as follows: TOP TEAM: San- dy Shoup, Deana Thomas, Anita Cekander, Jim McRae, Amy Ham- mond. Diane Ingraham and Brad Rurka won high game trophies with 160 and 213 respectively. Diane and Brad also won high series with 307 and 350. Michelle Fillmore and Kevin Hooley were selected as the most improved bowlers. THE TEAM: Front: Diane Ingraham, Darlene Kling, Cheryl Stephens, Amy Gay, Michelle Craig, Michelle Fillmore, Pam Stark, Connie Ebert, Danny Nance. Middle: Kent Falstad, Debbie Thomas, Pam Wilber, David Donbrock, Teddy Kahaian, JoEllen Robson, Scott Locke, Scott Peterson. Back: Mike Mitchell, Tracy Forrester, Jim McRae, Eric Dules, David Karney, Terry Stephens, Tim Berry, Doug Finley, Brent Rodgers, and Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini. 83 UTBU On the nights of November 13 and 14, 1981, the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts presented UT- BU (Unhealthy to be Unpleasant). This wacky farce featured Mike Vozar as a faded actor attempting a murderous comeback and Jim Rollins as an operative for UTBU, and organization which rewards the good and explodes (with cleverly disguised bombs) the wicked. The play by James Kirkwood (author of A Chorus Line) also featured Melissa Woods as the actor’s klutzy niece, Kim Hagy as the actor’s addlepated and frequently in- ebriated mother, Dawn Woods, Kurt Spalding, Diane In- graham, Tonya Meyer, and Rob Smith. Eric Hut- tenlocher, Sarah Brickey, and Brent Parkinson coor- dinated the backstage operations. The production was directed by Mr. Christopher Walczak, and was his twenty-second production at QHS. 84 98 ORIOLE WEEK MEMORIES Page 86: (1) Oriole Week festivities ended with the crowning of Lori Bailey as Miss Oriole and Tom Bean as Mr. Oriole; (2) Tom Bean, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane in the four legged race; (3) Tom Bean and Jill Faulkner pass an orange in the orange passing contest; (4) Dawn Brown catches an egg during the egg toss; (5) Miss and Mr. Oriole candidates: Brad Parrish, Lori Dob- son, Keli Cutler, Kent Falstad, Terrie Ditton, Tom Bean, Kelli Talbot, Jim Supianoski, Val Beckwith, Joel Falstad, Diane Fidler, Dave Finley, Lori Bailey, Rob Smith, Brent Parkinson, Cyndi Michael. Page 87: (1) Senior girls in the saucer pull; (2) Candy bar eating contest; (3) Tom Bean rings the victory bell; (4) Karime Cariuty can’t believe she ate the whole pie; (5) The saucer pull was won by the Super Sophomores of ’84; (6) Jim Burge blows a bubble in the bubble gum blowing contest. (2) (3) 00 -si (1) This is how Terry Stephens and Rob Smith dressed up for “Almost Anything Goes Day”; (2) “Luddy Buddy” leads us in a cheer; (3) Sophomores show off their Crazy Hats and Crazy Ties; (4) Steve Stempien should have been in movies; (5) What hams these guys are! • 88 (5) SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION QUIZ BOWL: Front: Advisor Mr. Chris Walczak, Karen Karney, Diane Ingraham, Tammy Meyer, Missy Pierson, Jim Shafer. Back: Teddy Kahaian, Art Kahaian, Dave Sobiech, Advisor Mrs. Diann Sattler, Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon. ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS PARTICIPANTS: Front: Jill Faulkner, Lisa Hickok, Linda Allen, Lori Dobson, Tammy Johnson, Tricia Gruner, Lorri Gruner. Middle: Advisor Mrs. Sandra Newell, Dawn Woods, Carime Cariuty, Diane Ingraham, Gail Condra, Julie Davis, Michelle Sobiech. Back: Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych, Sue Sailor, Kim Stempien, Art Kahaian, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Jim Shafer. Not Pictured: LuAnne Tessin. 89 13th YEAR FOR PROJECT CHRISTMAS Thirty-two families in Branch County had a Merry Christmas due to the efforts of the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Scott Brand and Jill Faulkner served as co-chairpersons, Karen Karney served as secretary and Todd Strane as Treasurer. The com- mittee chairpersons were: Tom Bean, promotions and donations; Pam Loose, routing; Lorri Gruner, food; Beth Tobolske, clothing; Wally Gib- son, toy repair; and Susan Rice, wrapping. Mr. Veysey and Mr. Chard served as advisors. Other members of the class include: Lori Bailey, Lisa Booher, Diane Fidler, David Finley, Amy Geishert, Rowdy Gibson, Larry Harbaugh, Arthur Kahaian, Doug Loveberry, Lee Millard, Missy Pierson, Keith Pohl, Eric Rice, Doug Riegel, Gregg Saunders, Dave Sobiech, Steve Stempien, Michael Vozar, and Penny Wygant. 90 91 TERESA LUTTERBECK CROWNED On February 6 Teresa Lutterbeck was chosen as the 1982 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Sherri Locke was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Dawn Brown was voted 2nd Runner- Up and Miss Congeniality. 1982 TIP-UP QUEEN TIP-UP CONTESTANTS ON PAGE 92: Dawn Woods, Sherri Locke, Beth Tobolske, Roxie Knapp, Teresa Ledbetter, Teresa Lutterbeck, Diane Gilbert, Dawn Brown, Susan Rice, Tammy Clark, Cathy Smith, Lisa Booher, Julie Parker. 93 SUPER SENIORS OVERALL CHAMPS! The Juniors captured first place in the trike race. The Junior boys’ team of Todd Cochrane, Brett Cutler, Kent Falstad, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Ken Holloway, John Taylor and Brent Withington set a new record in the 880 relay with a time of 3:46.8. Rob Smith won the boys’ 100 yard drag with a record set- ting time of 21.6 and Beth Tobolske set a new record in the girls’ 100 yard drag with a time of 23.8. The Sophomore girls won the girls’ tug of war and the Senior boys won the boys’ tug of war for the 4th year in a row. A new event this year was the co-ed lightweight tug of war competition. The Seniors won this event. The Pibb Ball game was won by the Senior boys and the Freshman girls. Final standings were: Seniors — 1st Place; Juniors — 2nd Place; Freshmen — 3rd Place and Sophomores — 4th Place. The Seniors’ victory was in part due to the fact that the Juniors shared their trike after the Seniors’ trike died. Good job Juniors! 94 ipwh 95 96 COMPUTER CLUB OFFICERS: Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Secretary Dawn Waligora, Vice President Tammy Clark, Treasurer Jay Millard, President Steve Stempien. Members of the newest club in school: Front: David Geiman, Harold Blowers, Tim Brockway, David Karney, Greg Herlan, David Ostrander. Second Row: Wally Gibson, Jay Millard, Steve Stempien, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Tom Bean, David Finley, Todd Cochrane, Paul Butcher. Third Row: Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Stephanie Wymer, Karen Karney, Amy Geishert, Michelle Fillmore, Pam Stark, Diane Ingraham, JoEllen Robson, Erica Arnold, Dawn Waligora, Tammy Clark, Sarah Brickey, Lorri Gruner. Fourth Row: Karime Cariuty, Tina Hand, Dawn Woods, Mike Mitchell, Kenny Kurtz, Alec Legg, Steve McCullough, John Normandin, Eric Huttenlocher, Art Kahaian, Jill Faulkner. Back: Rob Smith, Kent Falstad, Brad Parrish. 97 ICE CASTLES “Ice Castles” (Through the Eyes of Love) was the theme of the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Potawatomi Inn at Pokagon State Park on May 29, 1982. Music by Gary Allen of WLKI and the beautiful scenic setting added to an enjoyable evening for all. 98 99 FIFTY-FIVE RECEIVE AWARDS - HUZZA! Senior Honors Night was held June 7 with Arthur Kahaian, president of the Class of 1982 acting as master of ceremonies. The QHS Class of 1982 is indeed a rare class; they have excelled in academics, athletics, and have developed positive character and leadership qualities. The faculty, the en- tire high school, and the community as a whole are very proud of the QHS Class of 1982. Arthur Kahaian was presented with the Physics award, the Advanced Math award was given to Lorri Gruner, and two English awards were given to Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney. Jim Rollins and Mike Vozar were presented with Drama awards, Denise Laurell was given an Agricultural award, and Rowdy Gibson was given an Industrial Arts award. Renee Matz was presented with the John Philip Sousa award, and Dawn Woods was given the Director’s Award. Terrie Ditton and Mike Vozar were given Senior Edition awards. The following yearbook awards were given: Wally Gibson, head photographer; Deana Thomas, most valuable staff worker; David Finley, sports editor; Karen Karney, editor. The Citizenship Award was presented to Amy Geishert. The DAR Good Citizen Award for 1981-82 was presented to Karen Karney; the DAR Good Citizen Award for 1981-82 was presented to David Finley. Attendence awards were given to Teresa Englehardt. Arthur Kahaian, and Randy Rumsey. American Outstanding Service Awards were given to Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney. Boys’ State awards were given to David Finley and Mark Ludlow; Girls’ State awards were given to Jill Faulkner and Christian Toth. Varsity club Athletes of the Year were Tammy Johnston and Mark Ludlow. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was presented to Amy Geishert and the Phillip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Scott Brand. Four year sports awards were given to: Todd Schmidt and Todd Strane, golf; Tom Bean and David Finley, cross country; Alec Legg, Gregg Saunders, and Brent Whitney, wrestling; Amy Geishert, Tammy Johnston, and Pam Loose, girls’ track; David Finley, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, and Bryan Wymer, boys’ track; Lisa Hickok and Tracy Sanderson, cheerleading. Throughout the evening various scholarships were presented. A new scholarship was the Carousel Portrait Studio Scholarship. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Linda Allen, Tom Bean, Scott Brand, Dawn Brown, Jill Faulkner, David Finley, Amy Geishert, Wally Gibson, Tina Hand, Lisa Hickok, Kevin Hosek, Chris Johnson, Tammy Johnston, Arthur Kahaian, Karen Karney, Alec Legg, Denise Laurell, Mark Ludlow, Melody McCon- nell, John Normandin, Keith Pohl, Sue Rice, Doug Riegel, Tracy Sanderson, Jim Shafer, Dave Sobiech, Kim Stempien, Todd Strane, LuAnne Tessin, Christian Toth, Mike Vozar, and Dawn Woods. 100 Wf 101 ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS The one hundred second annual commencement ex- ercises of QHS were held June 11, 1982 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Processional and recessional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Tina Hand, Invocation; David Finley, Welcome; Lorri Gruner, Class Poem; Mark Ludlow, Presentation of Class Gift; Arthur Kahaian, Charge to Class; Karen Karney, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff, Jill Faulkner, Appreciation to Parents; David Sobiech, Appreciation to Community; Kim Stempien, Introduc- tion of Speaker; Amy Geishert, Benediction. The commencement address was given by State Senator Harry A. DeMaso, followed by the presentation of the class by Mr. Richard Spalding, Principal, the con- firmation of diplomas by Mr. Leon Parrish, President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent. 102 itri Quincy GOLF Opponent 195 195 Coldwater OT 181 175 Jonesville 168 168 Union City OT 169 173 Concord 172 186 Homer 168 216 Bronson 183 214 Springport 171 171 Jonesville OT 158 157 Coldwater 155 180 Union City 172 238 Bronson 157 191 Homer 184 180 Concord 165 183 Springport SCORE- BOARD Quincy JV BASEBALL Opponent 5 8 Bronson 5 11 Union City 2 7 Coldwater 15 2 Hillsdale 1 15 Bronson 7 10 Union City 14 3 Tekonsha 8 3 Hillsdale VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 43 60 Hillsdale 73 45 Litchfield 65 48 Jonesville 38 48 Athens 70 60 Union City 62 60 Addison 62 54 Reading 60 53 Homer 45 56 Concord 64 72 Bronson 73 64 Springport 58 49 Jonesville 78 61 Union City 65 60 Reading 77 55 Homer 61 71 Concord 72 68 Springport OT 63 53 Athens 73 62 Union City 62 57 Bronson OT 63 65 Jonesville WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 51 22 Jonesville 57 18 Athens 22 43 Union City 42 34 Homer 34 39 Concord 33 36 Springport 24 45 Hillsdale 14 49 Bronson 63 12 White Pigeon 24 51 Michigan Center 61 6 Bellevue 52 24 Lansing Christian Quincy Invitational 9th of 9 Addison 5th of 17 Clinton 4th of 8 Constantine JV FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 6 2 Bronson 8 22 Jonesville 20 0 Athens 26 0 Union City 12 0 Reading 8 18 Homer 33 12 Concord 32 12 Springport GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 20 34 Bronson 30 20 Union City 42 8 Camden 26 14 Jonesville 27 23 Athens 33 16 Union City 18 7 Reading 24 15 Homer 35 30 Litchfield 31 10 Concord 25 18 Springport 34 14 Jonesville 28 24 Athens 31 33 Union City 17 8 Reading 38 12 Homer 34 21 Concord 20 23 Springport VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 42 0 Bronson 35 0 Jonesville 39 13 Athens 26 8 Union City 41 8 Reading 21 14 Homer 33 6 Concord 56 6 Springport 0 28 Columbia Central 106 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 41 36 Bronson 40 28 White Pigeon 43 28 Camden 47 33 Jonesville 33 27 Athens 30 34 Union City 39 35 Reading 32 49 Homer 41 50 Litchfield 57 36 Concord 49 53 Springport 43 24 Jonesville 50 45 Athens 55 42 Union City 53 39 Reading 37 49 Homer 61 49 Concord 50 35 Springport 33 17 Bronson BOYS’ TRACK Quincy Opponent 93 39 Coldwater 108 24 Bronson 83 49 Litchfield II2V2I9V2 Jonesville 103 29 Athens 109 23 Union City 94Vi37Y2 Reading 101 30 Homer 106 26 Concord 98 34 Springport VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 0 Jonesville 2 0 Springport 0 2 Union City 0 2 Athens 0 2 Concord 2 1 Springport 2 1 Reading 2 1 Jonesville 0 2 Athens 0 2 Homer 2 1 Union City 0 2 Colon 1 2 Bronson 2 1 Burr Oak 2 1 Tekonsha 2 1 Reading 1 2 Homer 1 1 Litchfield 0 2 Centreville 0 2 Hillsdale 0 2 Pennfield 1 2 Concord 0 2 Galesburg-Augusta JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 38 45 Hillsdale 34 23 Litchfield 46 51 Jonesville 38 36 Athens 39 58 Union City 34 29 Addison 36 31 Reading 47 56 Homer 26 47 Concord 23 31 Bronson 51 58 Springport 40 34 Jonesville 26 42 Union City 36 39 Reading 49 52 Homer 31 57 Concord 56 43 Springport 40 58 Athens GIRLS’ TRACK Quincy Opponent 86 37 Coldwater 85 38 Bronson 113 10 Litchfield 71 52 Jonesville 68 55 Athens 86 37 Union City 76 47 Reading 79 44 Homer 88 34 Concord 93V229V2 Springport VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 10 6 Bronson 21 10 Athens 4 10 Union City 12 4 Reading 3 2 Homer 4 2 Concord 6 2 Springport 2 4 Jonesville 12 5 Jonesville 4 1 Bronson 1 11 Michigan Center 9 10 Athens 2 7 Union City 19 1 Reading 9 3 Homer 8 4 Concord 1 4 White Pigeon 8 4 Springport CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 19 44 Springport 41 17 Concord 21 38 Union City 28 29 Reading 21 40 Jonesville Quincy Invitational 11th of 21 Mattawan 3rd of 7 Greenhills 4th of 12 Centreville 6th of 10 Springport 2nd of 8 Hillsdale College 4th of 11 Union City 5th of 11 Vicksburg JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Jonesville 0 2 Springport 1 2 Union City 1 2 Athens 0 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 0 2 Reading 0 2 Jonesville 0 2 Athens 0 2 Homer 0 2 Union City 2 0 Reading 2 0 Homer 0 2 Concord Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first places in conference meets. Page 108: (1) Golf — Todd Strane, Tim Schmidt, and Cross Country — Dave Roberts; (2) Girls’ Basketball — Jill Faulkner, Dawn Brown and Gail Condra; (3) Wrestl- ing — Brent Whitney and Steve McCullough; (4) Boys’ Basketball — John Taylor and Todd Strane; (5) Girls’ Track — Pam Loose and Tammie Johnston. Page 109: (1) Football — Jim Supianoski; Mark Ludlow, Doug Loveberry, Alec Legg, Tom Loveberry and Steve Hinds; (2) Volleyball — Linda Allen; (3) Baseball — Mark Ludlow, Doug Loveberry and Todd Strane; (4) Boys’ Track — Alec Legg, Dave Roberts, Brett Cutler, Andy Richards, Jim Supianoski, Mark Ludlow, Bryan Wymer and Todd Strane. The Q.H.S. Girls and Boys won the Big 8 Conference All Sports Trophies in 1981-82. The boys won the trophy for the 3rd year in a row. 109 CHEERLEADERS’ ENTHUSIASM (1) VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Bottom Row: Cathy Smith, Tammy Clark, Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Lisa Hickok. Second Row: Dawn Ledbetter, Chris Toth. Top: Tracy Sanderson; (2) VARSITY FOOT- BALL CHEERLEADERS: (Top to Bottom) Cathy Smith, Lisa Hickok, Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Tracy Sanderson, Dawn Ledbetter, Tam- my Clark, Chris Toth; (3) J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Tammy Johnson, Lorie Camp, Amy Rootes, Becky Smith, Dawn Waligora. 110 LEADS THE WAY! (1) Mr. Ludlow leads the fans with his cheer “Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight, Fight, Fight! (2) Volunteer Advisor Sandi Price; (3) J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top to Bottom: Becky Smith, Tammy Johnson, Lorie Camp, Tina Trail, Dawn Waligora; (4) Varsity Skit. Ill “BIG 8” CHAMPS For the first time since 1949 the Quincy Varsity Football Team went undefeated during Conference Play. The Orioles captured the 1981 “Big 8” Football Crown with their awesome ground attack. The team, 8-1 for the season easily outdistanced everybody in the “Big 8” Con- ference and narrowly missed a playoff berth when they dropped their final contest to Brooklyn Columbia Central. Mark Ludlow’s gain of 331 yards during the game against Union City set a school and conference record and was one of the top performances in the state’s history. Members of the “Orange Crush” team received post season awards as follows: Team’s Most Valuable Lineman: Alec Legg, Team’s Most Valuable Back: Mark Ludlow, Team’s Most Improved Player Award: Brad Rurka. 1st Team All Conference: Steve Hinds, Alec Legg, Doug Loveberry, Tom Loveberry, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski; 2nd Team All Conference: Bryan Harmon, Art Kahaian, Roy Rodgers; Honorable Mention: Brad Rurka. All Conference Most Valuable Player: Mark Ludlow. Coldwater Daily Reporter All-Area Team: Alec Legg, Mark Ludlow, Roy Rodgers. 1st Team All State: Alec Legg and Mark Ludlow. Coach Mike Nowicki was chosen as Regional Coach of the Year. THE TEAM: Front: Brent Whitney, Jody Harmon, Ken Holloway, Jeff Ellis, Bryan Harmon, Chuck Miller, Brent Parkinson, Brad Freeburn, Wally Schultz, Scott Wilkinson, manager Shawn Talbot, manager Joey Mitchell. Middle: Kevin Kaiser, David Williams, Bryan Wymer, Steve Hinds, Eric Rice, Mark Ludlow, Alec Legg, Doug Loveberry, Roy Rodgers, Tom Loveberry, Scott Brand. Back: Coach Mike Nowicki, Coach Lonney Evon, Jay Millard, Scott Lippert, Scott Peterson, Brad Rurka, Art Kahaian, Doug Riegel, Jim Shafer, Jim Burge, Jim Supianoski, Rowdy Gibson, Wally Gibson. Not Pictured: Ed Buell. 112 113 1981 GRIDIRON GRADUATES (1) Tri-Captains: Chuck Miller, Mark Ludlow, Alec Legg; (2) Bryan Harmon, Jeff Ellis, Brad Freeburn, Wal- ly Gibson; (3) Scott Brand, Rowdy Gibson, Scott Peter- son, Jim Shafer, Scott Lippert; (4) Arthur Kahaian, Brent Whitney, Roy Rodgers, Brad Rurka, Tom Loveberry; (5) Doug Riegel, Jim Burge, Doug Loveverry, Steve Hinds, Bryan Wymer. Not Pictured: Ed Buell. (2) (3) ALL THE WAY TO STATE! The 1981 Cross Country Season proved to be the best ever in Oriole harrier history. The harriers led by speedster Dave Roberts placed 2nd in the Conference meet and 3rd in the Regional meet. The third place finish in Regionals qualified the harriers for State Finals competition in which the team placed 21st. A highlight of the season was defeating the Reading Rangers, 28-29, which assured Quincy of a 2nd place conference finish. The only team to defeat the Oriole Harriers in dual meet action was the Concord Yellowjackets, who went on to place first in state competition. Dave Roberts was named the team’s Most Valuable Runner, while Denny Higbee received the Most Improved Award. Four year awards were given to seniors, Tom Bean and Dave Finley. THE TEAM: Front: Julie Stayner, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Jimmy Luce. Middle: Denny Higbee, Tim Finley, Willy Richards, Dave Roberts. Back: Dave Finley, Guy Creager, Coach Bob Bell, Tom Bean, John Normandin and Todd Cochrane. 115 QUINCY GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Three sophomore girls proved their en- durance when they completed their first cross country season. These girls showed promise for a bright future when they com- peted in the Branch County Meet. Kelly Johnson placed 1st, Lori Dobson placed 4th and Julie Stayner placed 6th. Kelly Johnson finished an outstanding season placing 1st in the Girls’ Regional Meet and 3rd in the Class C State Finals. 116 GOLFERS WIN CONFERENCE MEET AND TIE FOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP The Oriole golf season was a huge success. The Orioles finished with an overall record of 8 wins and 5 losses, and were 7-3 in League play. They won the conference meet and finished tied for 1st place with Concord in the “Big 8.” A new school record was established with a score of 155. Finishing 1st and 2nd on the all conference team were Todd Strand and Tim Schmidt. Todd Strane earned “Most Valuable” honors and Todd Schmidt was “Most Improved.” THE TEAM: Todd Schmidt, Mike Mitchell, Mike Hagaman, Rob Smith, Todd Strane, Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt. Coach: Bob Mitchell. 118 119 LADY ORIOLES FINISH SECOND 120 The 1981 basketball team continued the tradition of playing aggressive defense and having balanced scoring to finish second in the Big 8. This marked the highest finish in the conference by a girls’ basketball team. The team had a 10-4 league record and a 13-6 overall record. This year’s team was the champion of the Bronson Invitational Tournament held in early September. Four players received post season honors. Dawn Brown, Gail Condra and Jill Faulkner were chose on the All Con- ference and All Area Teams, while Pam Loose received Honorable Mention on the All Area Team. In addition Jill Faulkner was given honorable mention recognition on the U.P.I. Class C. All State Team. Individual awards given at the end of the season were: MOST IMPROVED: Diane Fidler, LEADING REBOUNDER: Pam Loose, OUSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Jill Faulkner, MOST VALUABLE: Dawn Brown, COACH’S AWARD: Amy Geishert. THE TEAM: Front: Gail Condra, Lori Bailey, Michelle Sobiech, Jill Faulkner. Back: Coach Bob Stewart, manager Lori Sobiech, Nan Weber, Dawn Brown, Diane Fidler, Pam Loose, Tammie Johnston, Amy Geishert and manager Val Beckwith. 121 ORIOLES EARN SECOND PLACE The 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Team coached by Doug Johnson earned second place in the Big 8 Conference with a conference record of 11-3 and an overall record of 15-6. The biggest thrill of the season was defeating Bronson in overtime in district tournament play by a score of 62-57. The biggest disappointment was losing to Jonesville in the district finals by 2 points. Todd Strane scored the most points in one game when he scored 37 points in the game against Union City in the district tournaments. Leading Scorers: Todd Strane — 365 points, John Taylor — 271 points, Eric Rice — 246 points. Top Rebounders: Doug Loveberry — 191 rebounds, Eric Rice — 138 rebounds, Steve Hinds — 129 rebounds. Most Valuable Player: Todd Strane. Most Im- proved Player: Doug Riegel. All Conference 1st Team: Todd Strane and John Taylor. All Conference Honorable Mention: Eric Rice and Doug Loveberry. All Area Team: Todd Strane. “UPI” Class C All State Special Mention: Todd Strane. THE TEAM: Front: Todd Strane, Wally Schultz, Tim Wilkinson, Doug Riegel, Jim Burge. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, John Taylor, Dave Sobiech, Tom Loveberry, Eric Rice, Doug Loveberry, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow. 122 QUINCY WRESTLERS ARE GREAT! THE TEAM: Front: Lance Wiser, Rob Smith, Tim Beaudin, Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Lonnie Laurie, Jim Luce. Tm, Delaney. Middle: Coach Ken Downey, Bart Marshall, Brent Wygant, Tim Brockway, Tim Brown, Gordon Thomas, Tim Rzepka, Tom Lothamer, Scott Wilkinson. Back: Kevin Kaiser, Bruce Pohl, Brent Whitney, Gregg Saunders, Danny Morris, Bryan Wymer, Steve McCullough, Alec Legg. Not Pictured: Jay Millard. Pictured Above: 4 Year Wrestlers — Alec Legg, Gregg Saunders and Brent Whitney. 124 The 1981-82 Wrestling Team finished a highly successful season in fourth place in the conference with a 3-3 conference record and a 3-5 overall record. The team placed 3rd in the conference meet, 6th in the district tournament, 5th in the regional tournament, and 20th in the state tournament. Most Valuable wrestler was Brent Whitney who won 83% of his matches. His record was 29-6. Bruce Pohl was named the team’s most improved wrestler, winning 50% of his matches for a 13-13 record. Next in line winning over 50% of their matches were Alec Legg, Steve McCullough, Lance Wiser, and Scott Wilkinson. Brent Whitney had the least pins, being pinned only 1 time in 35 matches. Alec Legg won the most falls. He pinned 18 out of 34 of his opponents. Alec Legg, Brent Whitney, and Steve McCullough were all state qualifiers, Alec Legg placed 2nd in the state at 198, and was Regional and District Champion. Brent Whitney placed 8th in the state and was district champ at 145. Steve McCullough was regional champion at 167 lbs. Lance Wiser was elected “Rookie of the year, Brent Whitney was chosen “Hard Nose” and Alec Legg was our “Spark Plug.” 125 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM “SERVES” UP EXCITING SEASON In his first year as Varsity Volleyball Coach, Lonney Evon’s team finished 4th in the conference. The Lady Orioles compiled a 7-7 conference record and a 9-13-1 overall record. Post Season Awards were given as follows: Most Valuable Player — Linda Allen, Most Improved Player — Tammy Dooley, First Team All Con- ference — Linda Allen, Second Team All Conference — Amy Geishert, Team Captains Amy Geishert and Chris Johnson. THE TEAM: Front: Managers Shannon Harmon and Wendy Harmon. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Denise Laurell, Alicia Veysey, Nan Weber, Tammy Dooley, Linda Allen, Kelli Talbot, Amy Geishert, Diane Gilbert, Penny Wygant, Chris Johnson and Kelly Johnson. 126 SECOND PLACE IN CONFERENCE The Oriole Baseball team concluded a successful year, finishing with a 10-4 conference record and a 12-6 overall record. All eighteen players were able to contribute through the year. Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane were named 1st Team All Conference. Tom Bean, Mike Hagaman and Bryan Harmon made the 2nd team and Jeff Ellis received Honorable Mention. Bryan Harmon was voted Most Valuable Player and Scott Brand was voted Most Improved. As a team Quincy hit .360, and stole over 50 bases. The season was also highlighted by a 19-1 no-hitter by Doug Riegel and two big victories over 3rd place Concord. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Shawn Talbot, Wally Schultz, Jeff Ellis, Doug Riegel, Bryan Harmon, Brent Parkinson, Jody Harmon, Manager Joey Mitchell. Middle: Roy Rodgers, Scott Brand, Mike Hagaman, Ken Holloway, Kurt Spalding, Shane Kelley, Coach Greg Gruner. Back: Doug Russell, Todd Strane, Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow, Tom Bean, Jim Shafer. Not Pictured: Statistician Mike Mitchell. 128 Seniors 129 CONFERENCE CHAMPS! The boys’ track team easily ran to a 10-0 dual meet record again in 1982. This team has now won 33 consecutive dual meets. The boys won the Bronson Invitational for the 3rd year in a row, placed 2nd in the Quincy Relays, were Overall and Co-Ed Champs in the Mendon Relays, were Conference Champs for the 3rd year in a row and were Runner ups in Regionals. Six boys scored at least 100 points: Brett Cutler, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, Dave Roberts, Jim Supianoski, Bryan Wymer. Mark Ludlow scored 310 2 points this season and accumulated a career total of 6921 2 points in 4 years breaking the old record set by Tim Coonce. School records set this year: Mark Ludlow — 330 Low Hurdles 39.9, Mark Ludlow — Long Jump 21'1 , 440 Relay — Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski and Bryan Wymer 45.2. Sixteen boys qualified in 16 events for the Area Best County Meet. Six people qualified in five events for the State Meet. Mark Ludlow tied for 2nd in the high jump and placed 3rd in the 120 yard high hurdles which earned him All-State honors in both events. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Steve Trail, Manager Richie Schultz, Jim Luce, Denny Higbee, Dan Morris, Willy Richards, Terry Stephens, Scott Locke, Manager Lance DeMeritt. Second Row: Jim Supianoski, David Spalding, Alec Legg, Mark Ludlow, Kevin Kaiser, Steve Hinds, Bryan Wymer, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Dave Finley, Todd Cochrane, Jay Millard, Todd Strane, Scott Peterson, Wally Gibson, Brett Cutler, Brent Wygant, Coach Dan Ludlow. Not Pictured: Andy Richards. 130 131 DUAL MEET WINNING STREAK NOW STANDS AT 61 132 The Quincy Girls’ Track team kept up the winning tradition and finished the season with a 10-0 dual meet record, extending their con- secutive dual meet win record to 61. This is the longest dual meet win- ning streak in the state’s history. The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 7th year in a row, were runner ups in the Grass Lake Invitational, won the Quincy Relays for the 6th year in a row, won the Mendon Relays for the 3rd year in a row, were tied for second in the Regionals and were Conference Champs for the 6th year in a row. Five girls scored at least 100 points: Tina Hand, Kelly Johnson, Tammie Johnston, Pam Loose and Cyndi Michael. Tammie scored 212V2 points this season and accumulated I6OV2 points in 4 years plac- ing her 2nd in Career High Points. School records set this year: Tina Hand — 880 Yard Run 2:26.5, 1 Mile 5:27.0; Tammie Johnston — Long Jump 17'3 , Pam Loose — High Jump 5'5 . In the State Meet Kelly Johnson placed 5th in the 2 Mile and Tina Hand placed 9th in the 2 Mile. Tammie Johnston placed 4th in the Long Jump setting a new school record. THE TEAM: Front: Dawn Hilton, Tricia Gruner, Rhonda Wilber, Kelly Cutler, Lynn DesJardins, Lorie Camp, Jill Philippy, Lori Bailey, Kelly Johnson, Pam Wilber, Lori Dobson. Second Row: Coach Marty Chard, Manager Diane Fidler, Cyndi Michael, Amy Rootes, Nan Weber, Michelle Sobiech, Alicia Veysey, Jill Faulkner, Val Beckwith, Darlene Kling, Kori Babbage, Sharri Brown. Back: Stephanie Wymer, Tina Hand, Diane Gilbert, Robyn Rubley, Jodi Paul, Amy Geishert, Dawn Brown, Tammy Dooley, Tammie Johnston, Pam Loose, Coach Gary Adams. Not Pictured: Juli Stayner. 133 3 SHUT OUTS FOR JV’S The JV Football Team finished a successful season with a 5-2 Con- ference record and a 6-2 Overall record. The JV’s shut out 3 of their opponents. With their enthusiasm and aggressiveness they should be ready for next year’s varsity team. THE TEAM: Front: Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Mark Houvener, Gordon Thomas, Terry Stephens, Jody Grigg, Willy Blowers, Scott Locke, manager Brian Price. Second Row: manager Clint Cook, Kenny Teachout, Tom Lothamer, Tim Brown, Danny Morris, Mike Waterbury, David Donbrock, Brent Wygant, Tim Brockway, Tim Delaney, Art Hart, Teddy Kahaian. Third Row: Coach Dennis Quimby, David Murray, Jim Maggart, Tim Rzepka, Brent Rodgers, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Tracy Peterson, David Karney, Jim McRae, Doug Marsh, Craig Fish, Coach Chuck Cook. Back: Joel Falstead, Tim Wilkinson, Mike Renfro, Gerald Hinds, Brian Ditton, Paul Butcher, Allen Blodgett, Mike Rodgers, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Berry, Coach Tom Brainard. 134 JV GIRLS TAKE 2nd IN BIG 8 CONFERENCE The 1981 JV Girls’ Basketball team finished the season in second place in the Big 8 Conference with a conference record of 12-2 and an overall record of 15-3. After dropping the opener, Quincy then won 12 straight games beating every conference team at least once. The last five games saw Quincy losing two close games by a basket. A tenacious defense was the major reason for this team’s success. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Monica Harris, Cyndi Michael, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilber, Patti Lutterbeck, Keli Cutler. Back: Coach Greg Gruner, Shari Brown, Lori Babbage, Karime Cariuty, Robyn Rubley, Stephanie Wymer, Alicia Veysey and Manager Gail Wineland. 135 JV’S GAIN EXPERIENCE In Coach Cook’s first year as JV basketball coach, his team gained valuable experience. The JV basketball team finished the 1981-82 season with a 4-10 conference record and a 6-12 overall record. A fine team ef- fort contributed to a successful season. Leading scorers were Gerald Hinds and David Spalding. THE TEAM: Front: Kenny Kurtz, Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Braden, Gerald Hinds, Tim Schmidt, David Murray, David Chaney, Mike Water- bury. Back: Allen Blodgett, Rick Deal, David Spalding, Doug Russell, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, Craig Fish, Doug Marsh, Coach Chuck Cook. 136 LEARNING SEASON FOR JV SPIKERS The J.V. Volleyball team experienced a learning season finishing with a 2-12 conference record. They showed steady improvement throughout the season winning two of their last three games. THE TEAM: Front: Monique Craig, Lisa Gilbert, Sherri Brown, Tammy Scheidler, Kelly Cutler, Jackie Cooper, Manager Shannon Harmon. Back: Coach Judy Burgess, Sue Sailor, Stephanie Wymer, Karime Cariuty, Gail Wineland, Inez Letts, Manager Wendy Harmon. Not Pictured: Kelly Norton. 137 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The JV Baseball team finished the season with a respectable 4-4 record. The team had an excellent .318 batting average while stealing 53 bases. Excellent defense and aggressive base-running were trademarks of this year’s team. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Clint Cook, Tim Braden, Joel Falstad, Gerald Hinds, Lance Wiser, Tim Wilkinson, Scott Lutterbeck, Mike Waterbury, Manager Bret Allman. Middle: Shawn Massey, Mike Ellis, Brian Ditton, Allen Blodgett, Rick Deal, Mike Rodgers, Tim Brockway, Craig Fish. Back: Coach Lonnie Evon, David Murray, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Rzepka, Gordon Thomas, Jim McRae. 138 COACHES Top: Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Mr. Doug Johnson, Varsity Boys’ Basketball Coach. Bottom: COACHES: Front: Mr. Mike Nowicki, Varsity Football; Mr. Lonney Evon, Varsity Football, Varsity Volleyball, J.V. Baseball; Mrs. Judy Burgess, J.V. Volleyball; Mr. Gary Adams, Girls’ Track; Mr. Bob Mitchell, Golf; Mr. Bob Stewart, Varsity Girls’ Basketball. Back: Mr. Marty Chard, Girls’ Track; Mr. Dan Ludlow, Boys’ Track; Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling; Mr. Bob Bell, Cross Country, Boys’ Track; Mr. Chuck Cook, J.V. Foot- ball, J.V. Boys’ Basketball; Mr. Greg Gruner, J.V. Girls’ Basket- ball, Varsity Baseball. 139 OWBOys A MIDDLE SCHOOL EIGHTH GRADE Sheila Anderson Jesse Avery Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Arthur Barnett Angie Basse Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Todd Betts Laura Blackman Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angela Coleman Tammy Combs Stacey Connin Barbara Cook Mike Cottman Travis Creager David Dean Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard William Everett Mary Geiman Paula Gratz Darlene Griner Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris 142 ) I f Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Jerry Jackowiak Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson William Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Tim Kingsbury Robin Laurell Andy Logic Scott Lynd Tracy Maggart Patricia Mason Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matt Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Constance Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan 143 Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Lisa Smallwood Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Randy Stevens Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Fred Upton Rhonda VanRiper Kelly Walp Thomas Watson Lee Ann Watters Jim Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood SEVENTH GRADE 144 Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Vikki Burley Darin Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Jim Clayton Tom Cole Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Jerry Kay Davis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tom Donbrock Bob Dooley Tim Dowker Joey Dunn David Fillmore Glenn Finley Robert Forrester Marilyn Fryer Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Stephen Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Ed Homey Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocker Christy Jansen David Jeffries Laurie Johnson Lorie Johnston 145 Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Richard Lensky Marty Lewis David Luce Deborah Lutterbeck Tammy Lyons Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Allen McClellan Susan Miller Timothy Minton Richard Moore Patrick Murray Mitch Neeley Penny Parrish Lori Ann Pavelko Larry Peloquin April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt Michelle Quimby Renee Richards Tamara Risk Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobby Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith Michael Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours 146 Shana Summerlott Robert Tenney Duane Thatcher Christine Tong Rebecca Upton Eric Waterbury Scott Withington Lorrinda Whitney Jackie Wood Lonny Wright SIXTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker James Barnett Billy Beckwith Jim Bennett Bobby Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs Chelle Brown Lee Ann Brown Mamie Brown Shawn Burger Lorna Bulkowski Cindy Burkhart Sean Burley Eric Butterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joe Cekander Norman Cekander Callie Clark Steven Conley Brian Connin 147 Caril Converse Jason Coolman Andrew Cottman Robert Crick William Crick Paul Allan Davis Paul David Davis Lance DeMerit Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cynthia Fillmore Melinda Fleming Janet Fletcher Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Brad Goshorn Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Josephine Hickerson Tammy Hoag James Hoff Derek Horn James Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson 148 Patricia Justice Robben Kadish Kimberly Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jennifer Leosh John Locklin Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Deborah Marvin Melissa Mason Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Mellissa McMichael Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Pat Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Sandy Nave Karen Newberry Derek O’Connell Christopher Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jill Paul Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearsons Christa Pifer Chad Purcell Kenneth Quimby Derek Reichhart Melissa Reppert Michele Richards Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan 149 Steven Salyer Joel Sanderson Richie Schultz Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Kirk Staley Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Todd Summerlott Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steve Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Korinna VandyBogurt Penny Varney Sanford Waltz Allen Watkins Carol Wilson Scott Wiseman Daneen Wood Melinda Woods 150 EIGHTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Lisa Smallwood Joey Mitchell Marion Beckwith Jeff Kiersey Suzie Roberts Doug Dobson Sherri Taylor Joe Berry Kandy Root Angela Erts Mike Dowker Teresa Jeffery Monica Harris Randy Stevens Robert Hooley Lee Ann Watters Shelly Powers Jay Murdock Annette Roberts Tim Blodgett Tim Erts Laura Stafford Matt McConnell Mike Kanaby Paige Mason Denise Riegel Mary Geiman Angela Coleman Tina Rumsey Tammie Myers Kim Rosendaul Ed Cariuty Laurinda Morrison 151 Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess SEVENTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: Angela Curtis Lynn Hard Mike Dodd Michelle Quimby April Philippy Marc Brand Christine Tong Kari Markley Susan Miller Nedra Huttenlocker Jean Smith Penny Parrish Tammy Lyon Lori Pavelko David Fillmore Tim Dowker Marilyn Fryer Brian Smith Tom Cole Renee Richards Joey Dunn David Jeffries Vikki Burley Ed Homey Dena Knapp Jerri Clark Van Marshall Aaron Porter 152 Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess SIXTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Cyndi Fillmore Joel Sanderson Brian Hall A. J. Watkins Traci Ryan Kim Kaufman Julie Roberts Michelle Richards Sarah Enos Kori VandyBogurt Pam Miller Laurie Barker Emily Fairbanks Marci Baker Missy McMichale Jamie Lemke Melissa Reppert Jamie Spurlock Robben Kadish Richie Schultz Christa Pifer Kristy Grigg Kenny Johnson Michael McConnell Steven Marowelli Tammy Turnpaugh Carll Converse Mindy Woods Lance DeMerritt Chelle Brown Jason Coolman Sanford Waltz Paul Stark Kristie McRae Jim Howard Tina Briggs Kelly Goshcoff Richard Dobson Derek O’Connell Jim Bennett Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess STUDENT COUNCIL Front: Lori Sobiech, Secretary Kelly Sours, Autumn Hardy, Jeff Brown, Ed Cariuty, President Jason Bailey, Scott Sobiech, Greg Dobson, Treasurer Donald Kahaian and Advisor Mr. Longhini. Not Pictured: Vice President Darin Carpenter. CROSS COUNTRY Front: Jacinda Beckwith, April Philippy, Jeff Hawes, Corey Avra, Jeff Brown, Jason Bowers, Michelle Quimby, Doug Craig, Kevin Pruitt. Middle: Lorrinda Whitney, Aaron Porter, Frenda Otis, Chantal Cochrane, Jason Shilling, Darin Higbee, Donald Kahaian, Scott Withington, Shawn Bowers. Back: Manager Karilyn Teachout, Coach Bob Bell, Shawn Avra, Chad Horn, Michelle Christian, Scott Sobiech, Jerrod Robinson, Laren Gruner, Kevin Stempien, T. J. Watson, Brenda Kratzer. 154 Front: Teresa Johnson, Rhonda VanRiper, Laura Stafford, Tammy Justice, Millie Blowers, Tam- my Risk, Michelle Quimby. Second Row: Angie Marsh, Sharri Taylor, Frenda Otis, Chantal Cochrane, Lisa Smallwood, Tracy Snellenberger, Penny Parrish, Jackie Cash, Stephanie Roush. Third Row: Shirley Delaney, Annette Paul, Paula Gratz, Shelly Powers, Annette Roberts, An- nette Tesch, Tina Rumsey, Coach Judy Burgess. Fourth Row: Susan Miller, Jerri Clark, Tammy Rzepka, Denise Riegel, Marilyn Fryer, Angela Curtis, Michelle Christian, Karilyn Teachout, Jen- ny Buell. VOLLEYBALL Front: Chad Horn, George Jenkot, David Thompson, Tim Surrett, Tim Hagaman, Lynn Hard, Donald Kahaian, Jeff Hawes. Back: Joe Berry, Aaron Porter, Mike Dodd, Frank Tobalske, Coach Bill Smith, Van Marshall, Richard Herman, Lonny Wright, Brian Bowerman, Jason Bowers. Not Pictured: Steve Harmon and David Jeffries. WRESTLING 155 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front: Melissa Wood, Lorie Johnston, Tammy Justice, Kelly Sours, Debbie Berry, Lori Sobiech, Frenda Otis, Denise Riegel, Teresa Johnson, Jackie Wood. Middle: Coach Bob Stewart, Brenda Kratzer, Suzie Roberts, Stephanie Roush, Rhonda Van Riper, Annette Paul, Monica Harris, Robin Laurell, Tina Rumsey, Jackie Cash, Debbie Lutterbeck, Penny Parrish. Back: Iva Blowers, Lorrinda Whitney, Connie Quimby, Angela Basse, Marilyn Fryer, Susan Miller, Shirley Delaney, Leslie Hilton, Angela Curtis, Tammy Rzepka, Jenny Buell, Michelle Christian, Mildred Blowers. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front: Shawn Bowers, Scott Lynd, Mark Rootes, Doug Craig, Corey Avra, Pat Murray, Jeff Hawes, Mike Dodd, Aaron Porter, Jim Clayton, Jason Bowers. Second Row: Carson Neible, Jason Shilling, Allen McClellan, Tim Minton, Jeff Brown, David Luce, Tommy Donbrock, Eric Waterbury, Brian Price, Marc Brand, Scott Withington. Third Row: Jim Weber, Shawn Avra, Darin Higbee, Jerrod Robinson, Shawn Talbot, Richard Lensky, Scott Marvin, Glenn Finley, Matt McConnell, Joey Mitchell, Todd Thibideau, Todd Betts. Back: Coach Darin Friend, Ed Cariuty, George Jenkot, Jerry Jackowiak, Robert Smith, Scott Sobiech, David Hammond, Tim Kingsbury, Tracy Maggart, Jason Bailey. 156 Front: April Hardy, Annette Paul, Lilly Toth, Shirley Delaney, Debbie Berry, Michelle Quimby, Lori Sobiech, Jacinda Beckwith. Middle: Denise Riegel, Christy Jansen, Kim Rosendaul, Angie Erts, Laurinda Morrison, Laurinda Whitney, Lorie Johnston, Tammy Rzepka, April Philippy, Frenda Otis. Back: Connie Quimby, Angela Curtis, Marilyn Fryer, Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Brian Ludlow, Coach Shannon Rice, Kathleen Ryan, Missy Amos, Michelle Christian. GIRLS’ TRACK Front: Carson Neible, Jeff Brown, David Luce, Rick Herman, Darin Carpenter, Jason Bailey, Shawn Bowers, Richard Moore, Jason Bowers. Middle: David Wilson, Donald Kahaian, Aaron Porter, Jeff Hawes, Matt Pepper, Mark Rootes, Allen McClellan, Doug Craig, Scott Withington, Brian Price. Back: Jay Murdock, Kevin Stempien, Todd Thibideau, Jerrod Robinson, Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Brian Ludlow, Coach Shannon Rice, Tracy Maggart, Scott Sobiech, Laren Gruner, Todd Betts. BOYS’ TRACK 157 Top Left: QUIZ BOWL: Mike Kanaby, William Everett, Sherri Taylor, Doug Dobson, Joey Mit- chell, Jeff Kiersey, Robert Smith, Scott Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Jason Bailey, George Jenkot, Denise Riegel, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Advisor Mr. Undeen. The Quiz Bowl placed first in the “Big Eight Conference.” Top Right: QMS MATH COMPETITION PAR- TICIPANTS: Michael McConnell, Greg Dobson, Tina Briggs, Brian Price, Michelle Quimby, Donald Kahaian, Jay Murdock, Doug Dob- son, Sherri Taylor, Advisor Mrs. Hughes, Advisor Mrs. Banker. Doug Dobson and Donald Kahaian were state finalists. Bottom: TOP 10 MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN: John Locklin, Kelly Goshcoff, Tina Briggs, Tad Rossman, Doug Dobson, Angela Curtis, Jenni Leosh, Jean Smith, Teresa Jeffery. Not Pictured: Paul A. Davis. QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL ACHIEVERS 158 SEVENTH GRADE SPELLING BEE: Tim Dowker, Corey Avra, Jeff Brown, Brian Price, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, April Philippy, Lori Sobiech, Doug Craig, Joey Dunn, Marilyn Fryer, Richard Lensky, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Lori Pavelko. This team placed first in the “Big Eight Conference.” SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE: Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Jim Bennett, Traci Ryan, Brian Hall, Doug Tanner, Rosie Forrester, Jimmy Howard, Jeff Hutchins, Jamie Lemke, Missy McMichael, Emily Fair- banks, Sarah Enos, Mindy Woods. This team placed second in the “Big Eight Conference.” 8TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Scott Sobiech — Science and Social Studies Frenda Otis — Phys. Ed. Robert Smith and Shawn Talbot — Math Robert Smith — English Joel Mitchell — Band MOST IMPROVED Matt Pepper — Math Matt McConnell — Science Sherry Stempien — Phys. Ed. Shelly Powers — Band Doug Dobson — Outstanding Application of Mathematical Theory Tim Surrett and George Jenkot — OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Angela Basse and David Wilson - CITIZENSHIP AWARD 7th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Brian Price, Darin Carpenter, Lori Sobiech, Ed Homey and Andy Kaiser — Math Marilyn Fryer and Michelle Quimby — Band Michelle Christian — Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Debby Berry — Math Tammy Rzepka, Tim Hagaman and Tracy Snellenberger — Geography David Fillmore — Band Christy Jansen — Phys. Ed. Mark Rootes — English Pat Murray and Doug Craig — Social Studies Donald Kahaian — Perfect Speller Award and FACULTY AWARD Angela Marsh, Angela Curtis, Michelle Quimby, Lorie Johnston, Donald Kahaian, Brian Price, Jeff Hawes, Jeff Brown and Andy Kaiser — CITIZENSHIP AWARD 6th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Doug Tanner and Derik Reichhart — Science Emily Fairbanks — Social Studies Jim Howard — Math Sarah Enos — English and Band LeeAnn Brown — Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Rick Hagaman — Science Natalie Allaman — Social Studies “ Jamie Spurlock — English Mary Jackson and Penny Varney — Reading Lorna Bulkowski — Phys. Ed. Steve Marowelli and Mike McConnell — Band Mike McConnell — CITIZENSHIP AWARD 159 QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies 160 Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State. Univ., B.A. Science Mrs. Christine Forrister Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan Univ., B.S. •Social Studies Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Robert Undeen Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 161 F£0!A ELEMENTARY FIFTH GRADE Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Michelle Ash Joel Asher Cheryl Balcom Ricky Barnett Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Brett Bowers Wayne Burke Temrey Burritt Chris Christian Michael Clemenson Steve Clifford Paula Coleman Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Joyce Douglas Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Georgia Griner Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Anissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Staci Higbea Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Angela Hoyt Janelle Jeffries Joey Johnson Julie Johnson 164 Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Danielle Laurell Dawn Lindbert Precious Logic Kevin Longhini Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Autumn Marson Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughen Chad McGlothen Jared Metcalf Tina Meyer Darryl Meyers Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Daniel Nave Amy Newberry Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Robert Peloquin Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Phillipy Amy Quimby Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lynn Reynolds Ron Richards Christine Risk Jaime Sanderson Jodi Shaffer Kim Shaw Sandy Siegle Angel Simaske Yancy Small Dena Smallwood Brian Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Candy Stevens Kelli Strouse Paul Swift Debbie Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald 165 Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Kevin Wiseman Tim Wiseman Larena Wood FOURTH GRADE Jenny Adams David Anderson Donnie Banker Ronald Barnett Brandon Barrett Bobby Bates Pat Beldock Jeff Bender Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Steven Booher Nick Bowers Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Melisa Burk David Burkhart Casey Burleson Lucinda Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole James Conley Denise Cope 166 April Crandall Chad Curtis Lorrie Davis Shawn Davis Terry Davis Daniel Dean Danny Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Christina Field Ginger Foley Jason Gale Jennifer Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Christopher Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Sean Higbea Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman Billy Keegan Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Dana King Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Brad Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debbie Laurell Kevin Lewis Robby Luckadoo Amy Macklin William Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey Erik Maurer James Maynard Brenda McClellan Leslie McNabb Hope Meade 167 Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Veronica Minton Nicki Moore Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Ryan O’Connell Laura Otis Stephanie Owens Allen Paul Joey Pechota Chris Pepper Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Joel Potter Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards John Richardson David Risk David Roberts Audra Rogers Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle Kevin Staley Josh Stayner Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Mike Tanner Darrell Thatcher Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Vareny Matt Waligora Hugh Watson Sean Watson Rick Weller Jeff Wilkins Tim Wilkins Not Pictured: Vicki Cook Tonya Skaggs Nicky Crandall Dana Snyder Jane Douglas Kelly Vanover Julie Nance Michelle Winger Tracy Wogerman 168 Ms. Phylis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Cathy Bennett Gerald Bowers Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Jennifer Brown Jim Brown Michael Brown Brian Buckely Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Kelly Craig Richard Daniels Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Tammy Douglas Darla Dowker Jeff Erts Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Gina Foley Nicole Foster Sara Gibson Michelle Goshorn Tammy Goshorn Philip Goss Chad Hagaman Nickie Hamilton 169 Greg Hardy Gretchen Heise Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Sherry Hockenberry Dorie Houvener Pam Hoyt Jason Huss Ian Inkenbrandt Heather Ivey Angie Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Amy Koch Kathy Kranz Angie Kubiac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Lisha Loveberry Tammy Lujack Ricky Lynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Stacy Marson Tara May Jennifer McClughen Jennifer McDaniel John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Teresa Otis Terri Parks Mike Parshall Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rodgers Brian Rogers Juanita Sarles 170 Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pamela McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Danny Scherer Heather Sebring Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Frank Simons Kristy Smith Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jennifer Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tucky April Walker Michael Wallace Robert Waltz SECOND GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Hulda Anderson Rachel Anderson Carisa Ash JoEllen Asher Jody Ball Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biochini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Travis Boardman Kevin Brockway Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jeff Christian 171 Robert Clevenger Jessica Cockerell Candi Cole Lori Conley Dustin Cope Randy Counterman Jennifer Dalchow Misty Davis JoAnna Dooley Ricky Dorton David Easterday Jason Edwards Nickie Edwards Lori Evans Jody Fincham Shannon Gabbard Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Nicole Goss Tonia Green Derek Griffith Mark Gysel Jamie Hacker Chad Handy Jeannie Harring Holly Harrington Otis Harrington William Harrington Tammy Herlan Deanna Hoard Diana Houvener Melody Hoyt Carri Iford Jason Jeffrey Anna Marie Kadish Kirk Toby Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Lori Kriser Michelle Lampman Erin Lattas Ben Lewis Kevin Lindbert Derek Lynd Jeff Lynd Stacey Mabus Sheri Macklin Beth Ann Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Michael McCauley 172 Shane McCavit Gergroy McClellan Jason McFadden Brian McNabb Greg Michael David Michalski Beth Mihocko Ryan Moore Erica Morrison Dodi Neeley Jennifer Nickols Laura Nowicki David Owens Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Rebecca Pifer Jennifer Pinckert Alan Pomranka Stephanie Rathert Tangi Richards Karan Richardson Angel Risk Ricky Risk Steven Roberts Corey Roush James Scherer Brian Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Michael Simpson Dana Smith Paul Smith Adam Stephens Shannon Strittmatter Jamie Strouse Melissa Sturdavant Monica Thompson Stacy Thompson Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora Not Pictured: Katina Earl Robert Hart Shannon Marshall Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Patricia Rutenbar 173 FIRST GRADE David Abbeg Amy Alleshouse Beth Anderson Brent Angevine Paul Askew Mike Basse Shannon Bender Billy Bethel Andy Blair Clint Bloom Terry Boatman Derek Booher Aaron Bowers David Bowers Matt Bregger Robert Brenneman Terry Brenneman Carma Broe Christopher Burk Tanecia Burritt Frank Butler Sara Callahan Steven Clancy Jessica Clark Jeremy Cockrell Jim Cole Kevin Contat Kelly Crandall Scott Crandall Troy Creager Robert Daniels Megan Davidson Joshua Enos Michael Everline Theron Ewers Tisha Flickinger Marie Fischer Glen Foley Michelle Fuller Alberto Fullington Denise Gann Calvin Gordon Jimmy Guinn Martin Hamaker Jessica Harrington Debbie Hickerson Wendy Higbee Heather Hulbert 174 Charity Ivey Joseph Justice Tina Keegan Lora Kimball Tammy Kingsbury Holly Koch Amy Kranz Penny Kroa Jenny Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis Bobby Linn John Lothamar Dani Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Denise Maynard Marci McGlothlen Amber McMichael Melissa McVicker Justin Metcalf Scott Metcalf Michelle Michael Dawn Miller Steven Myers Jason Neusbaum Tony Out water Tyler Parker Mark Parshall Mikal Pechota Terri Peebles Tommy Peel Gerl Pish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter D.amian Quimby Richard Radabaugh Sara Richart Jerrie Risk Matt Rybakowski Benjamin Shaw Christina Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lorrie Siefken Patty Simons Dan Smith Jimmy Smurr Tammy Sprout Danny Stayner Jason Stempien Carri Steunenberg Tom Strawser Jessica Sturtz Jeannette Swift 175 KINDERGARTEN 176 Not Pictured: Eric Cooney Richard Douglas Lisa Earl Ramon Everett Matthew Meade Chassity Rigelman John Simmons Matthew Winger Susan Wymer Christine Albright Robert Bair Scott Barry Ruth Bartell Seth Barry Chad Blair Michael Boardman Jason Booher Christina Bowers Toni Brooks Melodie Buckman Jason Budd Lisa Button Theresa Carmen Wendy Clawson Neil Clevenger Eric Cole Clay Cook Matthew Counterman Quint Cox Jennifer Daniels Tony Duke Joshua Edwards Paula Ferrier Cindy Thomas Mary Toth John Tuckey Chad Vanderpool Nicholas VandyBogurt Debra Varino Tim Waite Daren Waligora Amber Wallace Daniel Walp Tanya Weage Chad Weller Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen Wayne Fincham Cindy Gann Douglas Gano Ricky Gilchrest Justin Gillen Timothy Gipple John Gordon Danny Gysel Lance Hagaman Misty Harmon Joshua Harrington Michael Harrington Tracy Hartman Chris Holt James Hull Holly Huss Ryan Hutchins Jeremy Iford Chris Ivey Becky Johnson Christine Justice Jaime Justice Jean Kadish Brian Kirt Kristy Knisly Nathan Kurtz Kyle Leosh Chandra Lindsey Angela Linn Jackalyn Macklin Heather Marquart Ami Marshall Shawna McClughen Floyd McVicker Heather Mickle Gory Mihocko Kara Mishler Benjamin Mitchell Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Jeremy Nelson Matthew Newberry Melanie Owen Matthew Padget Tiffany Parshall Heather Paul Ronald Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Matthew Pish Jennifer Pruitt Christopher Radebuagh Serena Rockey Steven Sailor 177 Joshua Schewe Jennifer Sebring Patty Siegel Edward Simons Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jamie Tesch Joseph Tillitson Jason Walp Christopher Watkins Valorie Webb Melissa Weber Mickey Wickham Stephanie Wilkins Matthew Wonders Not Pictured: Bradley Hale Jodie Kurtz Jason Reindl Scott Wise Chris Wood Nathan Wortz Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Nancy Strang — Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth — Aide Mrs. Virginia Ball — Library Aide Ms. Deborah Doll — Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman — Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes — Playground Supervisor Ms. Cheryl Jeffries — Remedial Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell — Special Education Ms. Mary Beth Krolezyk — Learning Disabilities Ms. Mary Jo Perrin — Learning Disabilities Mrs. Carol Smith — Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith — Hearing Impaired ACME BELT RECOATING INC. B’S SHOP FLY Ray and Fran Bregger, Owners Package Liquor Beer Wine Groceries Hunting and Fishing Supplies Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 27 Years 639-8711 Arnold and Cole Streets B D TOOL DIE, INC. Custom Work — Jigs and Fixtures I 14 W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Open 7 Days 182 460 Jay Street Phone 517-279-9511 Coldwater, Michigan 49036____________________________________TWX 510 4434460 AMAX AMAX SPECIALTY METALS CORPORATION CECLHITH Compliments of flJLNITULE EAE6AIN EARN DR. AND MRS. P.C. BALDWIN 5 Miles South of Quincy Phone 639-4246 BOBBY HANKINS Bollearaf’s MUSIC CITY LJ OF QUIIMCY 153 Division St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men Baldwin Pianos and Organs Good Luck Orioles! THE REASON BRANCH INSURANCE WERE HERE... AGENCY ISJCXL 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-3215 BRANCH W PfBANK With 9 offices serving Coldwater. Agents: Suzy Chess Harold Massey Reading. Burr Oak. Sturgis and Nottawa. 184 A MOMENT ... A MOOD A PLACE IN TIME! a fine portrait study is forever ... it is the present and the past given to the future ... it is a way to remember that cannot be duplicated. The gift of a fine portrait study takes time and effort and is truly an expression of love on the part of the giver; and, when properly displayed, reflects the close feelings between two people or a family. AROIISFI PORTRAITURE by PHILBRICK 62 Division St. Coldwater 279-7548 185 Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W.Chicago Coldwater 278-2664 CARROLL’S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting (j3P9 Judes Quincy Oriole Jackets Downtown Quincy CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan Quincy Michigan 186 J6WCLRV Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Fred A. Culy Coldwater, Ml 49036 Jeffrey A. Culy Phone (517) 279-9452 Christine Culy Forrister Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Quincy, Michigan Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us For All Your Insurance Needs STATE FARM INSURANCE 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 279-8071 GENE'S Mobil A SERVICE DOBSON INSURANCE Good meat from the Heartland We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy 187 0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN A FIRST AMERICAN BANK Member FDIC Quincy • Coldwater • Bronson • North Adams 1881-1981 A Fine Community to start our second 100 years of Service. “YOU” the students, are the Citizens of “TODAY” and our Leaders of “TOMORROW.” GREgN’S ORCHARD ItyC. m 517-869-2277 1 JOHNSON ELECTRIC COMPANY U S. 12 Allen, Michigan i. M — ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR P hH Plums ii leason ft ? W Stop at the Sign of Tfle Frank Johnson 329 Hog Creek Road Apple” Allen, Ml 49227 KING JEWELRK 7 'Kcny Stecfruc Sccfifcly, ytctUf !u s Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517 278-4518 Two Miles East on Chicago Rd. Congratulations to the U.S. 12 Class of ’82 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 188 Glad you made it! Congratulations Seniors HICKOK CONSTRUCTION Commercial — Industrial 189 75 Liberty Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone 517-639-4035 “And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity.” KAUAI A NS KITCHEN Congratulations Seniors KARNEY PLUMBING HEATING 6 24 Hour Service 105 E. Chicago Quincy, Michigan Gary Karney and John Griffiths (517) 639-8046 LOUIE’S RAW FURS Compliments of KNAPP POOLS 423 E. Chicago — Coidwater Owner: Bob Brickey Traps, Trapping Supplies, Dog and Cat Food Louie Tobolske 850 Newton Rd. 517-639-4725 Quincy, Ml 49082 Best Wishes to All Graduates Nobody can do it like McDonald's can« N jj McDonalds Coidwater — Hillsdale t:dCPenney 58 W. Chicago 278-6446 Coidwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 MIDWEST “• FOUNDRY COMPANY A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Trust Quality — where people shop by choice, not by chance! Best of Luck From 366 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-5888 RUSTY THAYER JIM THAYER QUICK STOP GROCERIES QUINCY ACE HARDWARE Hardware • Paints • Tools • Housewares • Electrical • Plumbing and Heating Supplies • Sporting Goods Ace is the Place With the Helpful Hardware Man JACKSON JONESVILLE COLDWATER OFFICE 138 W. CHICAGO COLDWATER. Ml 49036 (517) 278-5995 “Right on the Corner” 1 East Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-5325 193 QUINCY 5 1 7 63Y 71 33 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE DAIRY QUEEN INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Butler Quincy, Michigan QUINCY ICE COMPANY Groceries — Beer Wine — Ice Sundaes Banana Splits Fiestas Parfaits Shakes Sandwiches 127 W. Chicago Quincy 639-7123 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 194 QUINCY BUS DRIVERS If You Think You Have Problems Try Being a School Bus Driver 195 QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt SARGE'S MARKET Specializing in Low Prices Small Enough to Know You — Large Enough to Serve You. 106 W. Chicago Quincy 639 8025 Sohigro SERVICE COMPANY h ,r - . , P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Coldwater • Union City • Tekonsha Kinderhook Qhc Stablej Fresh Pizza! Here or to go! Quincy, cc'Vlichiyan 639-8415 196 You’ll Find All The Shopping News in the Read It Every Wednesday... Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Compliments of T-SHIRT ALLEY Coldwater, Michigan Tom and Geri Strane Congratulations Seniorsl VAN’S HOME SUPPLY Van Hilton — Owner 125 W. Chicago — Quincy 639-3345 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY I TYSON ® i 1 BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC, INC. 637 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater WARNER OIL COMPANY 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater (Halfway Between Coldwater and Quincy) Congratulations to the Class of ’82 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 198 WATTS DRUG STORE r—1 10 E. Chicago Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 v- Phono: (517) 639-5125 James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists year of serving Quincy ★ Patient Profiles ★ Patient Consultation ★ Health information ★ City Delivery ★ Compounding Emergency Prescription Service 639-7130 Jim Watts 639-8553 WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE YORK’S FAMILY RESTAURANT 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 51 7-278-4396 Biscuits and Gravy Daily Specials “All You Can Eat Lunch Bar and Salad Bar” Come as You Are Family Restaurant 199 YUKON MANUFACTURING INC. Welding Specialists Lawn Equipment Service Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 PATRONS ERNIE’S BAR KAISER ELECTRIC From Nancy Kahaian, “HUZZA, Good luck and best wishes to Melody, Amy, Karen and especially Arthur.” Women’s World of Fashion Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers for Their Support 200 SPONSORS B’S SHOP AND FLY MARSH BUILDING 1294 East Chicago St. 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy Quincy 639-4104 639-8436 R.G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. MCCLELLAN OIL COMPANY 373 Brocklebank Rd. Reynolds Tires Quincy 27 Church St. 639-4068 Quincy COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES ORIOLE SNACK SHACK HERITAGE HOUSE OF CARPETS Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION COLONIAL VILLAGE FLOWERS GIFTS RAILSIDE FAMILY RESTAURANT 17 East Chicago Street 174 East Chicago St. Quincy Parties and Banquets 639-8715 Quincy 639-9655 GARY COOPER TRUCKING, INC. RUBY’S GIFTS 321 Clizbe Rd. 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy Quincy 639-4822 639-4373 DAVIS MARINA SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 1872 Lake Drive 19V2 W. Chicago Coldwater Lake Quincy 639-9605 FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. SUNSET COVE RESORT Coldwater Marble Lake 278-4148 Quincy GENE’S SALES SERVICE SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 280 N. Ray-Quincy Rd. 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy Quincy 639-8334 639-4373 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. Glen Ray Division 18 W. Chicago 31 E. Chicago Quincy Quincy JOLAYNE’S BEAUTY SHOP WICKES LUMBER Ray-Quincy Rd. 631 Lott Rd. Quincy Coldwater 639-8385 WITHINGTON’S PIG PALACE LAURELL GAS AND OIL Purebred Yorkshires 515 Boone Rd. Jerry Withington and Family Quincy 639-9235 Montgomery 238-4756 201 BEST OF TIMES 204 HOW SWEET IT IS! In a surprise upset the Quincy Orioles defeated the Bronson Vikings in the second game of the district tournaments. Quincy rallied from an 11-point deficit with four minutes to go in the game to take the Vi- kings into overtime. Quincy outscored Bron- son eight points to three in the overtime to win 62-57. Quincy’s victory against Bronson was the first since 1973. 206 10Z 208 These Seniors showed their Christmas spirit by singing “The Twelve Days of Christmas” over the P.A. System. Mrs. Natusch knew Wally would get the tree lights hooked up. Wow! The snow sure was deep this winter. Art and Alec complete research on the “glass dissolving” experiment. There were some anxious moments when Doug was hurt in the tournament game against Union City. Kelli, Donna, Chris, Dave, Dave and Scott are punkin’ out. Tom believes he is petting a soft cuddly bunny. Tricia rescued this poor, lost kitty. Can you believe that Andy’s ’57 Chevy is 25 years old? These Sophomores are proud of their new class rings. 209 ■i � u! k I ■ ' !• ■ ': 6m V ■A BrS ■L VwBMB .: •'•■ -r. - V IP FAVORITES r i m LA ' £ar to s 1 Jm p® : fv i j Mum : Ferrari Camaro Z-28 - M Corvette Lamborghini e”r 4S6lA-nS ; ®«t� ? ■bcSEJI ri ■H rtHitr RADIO STATIONS Q106 £j0Mft WLKI Stereo 103 WMEE WNWN V 1 255p ,y am w- i i CARTOON CHARACTERS The Smurfs Garfield • v. Buggs Bunny Scooby Doo a J Pete Puma fltf I CANDY BARS Snickers Twix Summit T Reeses lamacallit MAGAZINES MUSIC GROUPS Loverboy Journey REO Speedwagon The Go-Go’s Hall Oates Playgirl Seventeen ’Teen Playboy 210 RECORDS I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll (Joan Jett the Blackhear m Get Lucky (Loverboy) ■ Don’t Talk to Strangers (Rick Springfield) Escape (Journey) Beauty and the Beat (Go-G 0’s) BOOKS Catcher In The Rye The pble Garfield Gains-W-eight The Beast Within A Separate Peace VOCALISTS Rick Springfield Olivia Newton John Bob Seger Stevie Wonder Billy Squier SOAP OPERAS General Hospital Texas Days Of Our Lives Guiding Light Young And The Restless f school ZONE M s STUDENTS FAVORITE SONGS September — Believe It Or Not (Joey Scarbury) October — Angel Is A Centerfold (J. Geils Band) November — Angel Is A Centerfold (J. Geils Band) December — Freeze Frame (J. Geils Band) January — I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll (Joan Jett the Blackhearts) February — Open Arms (Journey) March — Bobby Sue (Oak Ridge Boys) April — ’65 Love Affair (Paul Davis) May — It Hurts So Good (John Cougar) All Year — I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll (Joan Jett The Blackhearts) Results from Poll taken of Senior Class by Kim Stempien 214 DO YOU REMEMBER . . . playing with wooden cars and trucks and playing duck duck goose trying to win Busy Bee and Best Rester Awards going to Ella Sharpe Park and the Fort Wayne Zoo winning a ribbon on Elementary Track Field Day pizza on Wednesdays and chocolate milk on Fridays folding math paper into boxes collecting bugs and leaves for science projects getting class rings, falling in love, going to the Prom finally being a Senior, winning the Pep Jug, ordering caps and gowns dense fog — no school — November 17 snow — no school — January 11, 12, 18, 26; February 1, 2; March 4, 9 (total accumulation during winter 1981-82 74.2 inches) Graduation — hating to say goodbye, promising to keep in touch, being so proud that we finally made it! 215 ofoou jcdjoi$ fflcuAdes 72. ’ A Joaslio g+v tlLoAM Crnnrui. Seo Govik Ob olu Ktn U? Chuxf £tiphjtfuS 7?7 J hJJU P' TU uA y — Hllsrurz OO L ti LA U Q AndOr cfkr (i ' CMl tar inr i CuuAru 'T x u r ' WiM' VfoMK LovAx,C Olm jJIL kcu; Gx eV A t vut COC H +4SV - rfjuiibj rtuJ-cJuSha ,WasOn rr %E t$Lk £Jlu tJL JJuu XvW 'ihJmxJ Qrn tf V 0 ftajdOK, t5 y vrv CtLOynKA 0U.Obh «s K MiOonJ s Ou Jo cr A y tfa « rU datUene fiJUncL ( HK) rx TfcGsyrn x (5£i err z a_ LiJcLfca '-f neb, “Pl xk d6 LcJUA S %zL % vct And now it’s time to say good-bye Our high school days are through We wish Q.H.S. the best of luck From the “CLASS OF ’82” JAtLAan k cc 3? 3xcA- L.Ha6o Hoaoiacu tv ?,?.. OW TS,. 71) AMk. L SAvier' §co4 iersor) 'U JuXpjtyy' ______i m____ t TUL I4wruf' Qcuor- 'l aocU) SjOJLkTJ JLTTvSUAjy WjlcK ( vvu , LiS r CJ juklAJL ' 7aaviAj(o