Quincy High School - Oriole Yearbook (Quincy, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1983 volume:

1983 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN YEARBOOK STAFF..................................2 OPENING ........................................6 PEOPLE ....................................... 16 SENIORS .................................... 18 UNDERCLASSMEN............................... 38 EVENTS ....................................... 78 SPORTS ...................................... 102 MIDDLE SCHOOL.................................138 ELEMENTARY....................................160 ADVERTISEMENTS .............................. 178 HAPPY DAYS .................................. 200 YEARBOOK STAFF The 1983 Oriole is the result of many people’s hard work. Selling ads, scheduling pictures, selling yearbooks, taking pic- tures, and laying out pages are only part of the work necessary in making a good yearbook. I would like to thank our advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley and the rest of the staff for the fine job that they have done. We are proud to present to you with the utmost pride the 1983 Oriole. The entire yearbook staff hopes that you will recall many fond memories of the 1982-83 school year. tftojua CduJUyi Working on the 1983 Oriole has been a rewarding experience that 1 will always cherish. It has been a lot of fun and hard work to put the yearbook together. Many people have worked long and hard on it. At this time I would like to thank Chris Kline and Scott Horn who sold the most ads, also, all the other staff members who sold ads. But most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Joanne Finley who has worked very hard to make the 1983 Oriole a reality. OjCKAajuJ , CcLJZri Scott Horn and Chris Kline Melissa Wood, Diane Gilbert, Jenny Shilling, Dena Stempien, Elaina Wood and Chantal Cochrane. 2 Dawn Hilton, Brent Withington, Rachel McRae and Todd Cochrane Michelle Miller, Keli Cutler, Darla Sellers, and Stephanie Wymer YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS — Terry Stephens, Tim Finley, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley, Todd Cochrane, Darla Sellers, Karime Cariuty and Karen Hosek. We would like to thank Ron Philbrick at the Carousel for all his help and for developing our pictures. We would also like to thank the Class of ’83 for donating a Sigma 80-200mm F3.5-4 Zoom Lens, as their class gift, to the yearbook staff. This gift will be greatly appreciated. 3 4 YEARBOOK SALES ASSEMBLY Members of the yearbook staff had fun during the Year- book Assembly singing the song they had written especially for the assembly... “Remember when you were in school Soon those days will be gone Aren’t you glad you bought a yearbook?” Master of Ceremonies at M.S. Assembly — Rachel McRae Homecoming Queen and King — Gail Condra and Mike Hard 1983 QHS Graduates — Brent Withington and Diane Gilbert Keli, Stephanie, Scott and Scott sure seem to like that chocolate pie. Staff sings “Remember all the Homecoming fun — trying to win the pep jug... ... building floats and working on skits — painting your names in the parking lot.” Come on Frenda, Scott, Scott and Elaina, you can win the pie eating contest.’ YEARBOOK STAFF — Front: Roxi Knapp, Amy Rootes, Kelly Norton, Julie Davis, Diane Fidler, Jenny Shilling. Middle: Kris Quimby, Lisa Booher, Dawn Ledbetter. Back: Sherri Locke, Becky Brown, Julie Parker, Chris Kline, Scott Horn, Mike Mitchell, Gail Condra, Kim Hagy, Nan Weber. Not Pictured: Michelle Miller and Donna Tobalske. YEARBOOK STAFF — Front: Candie Kaiser, Karen Hosek, Stephanie Wymer, Dawn Hilton, Rachel McRae, Karime Cariuty, Bernina Rossetter. Middle: Terry Stephens, Tim Finley, Todd Cochrane, Elaina Wood, Dena Stempien, Frenda Otis. Back: Ginger Hartbarger, Tammy Meyer, Brent Withington, Tim Beaudin, Missy Wood, Candie Easterday, Chantal Cochrane. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler and Darla Sellers. 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 15 PEOPLE TOUCH OF CLASS 1983 18 19 olin (ferent (jofortli Wick aet £. £4agaman KimLerfy J ay JtlrJJ. Jfamaker WicLJ W. arren odepli O. J4armon 20 Cjinyer 4nn Slartbaryer Yjorman jC. Slerman fyr. Kenneth ?. J4ol(oway Keuin 2). Slootey Scott Jt)ouylad S4orn 2) enide S ay Slouch Sric S4. S4uttenfocher 2) iane Cj. Snyrah am S euin K. J(i aider 21 (Elinit i ne C.JUi ine oxanne Maine J(i napp PcnJJ J„ X an r £ric j). W JnXeu, P. GerJJ J(. WeuJe Jamra w. ane 22 ia., 2). Willard 2„ J. Wane� o Mam 2. fl,J. Mi, Wart, Park,, J(i mber 4 S. Park er Urent JJ. Park indon ILP l Paul m.6ua Sa, Pi erion 23 Jamie Jl. Pri rince Kristi na oZ). Quimby £ric Jlian 0 ice 2 ougta, J . Ru JtCJula Wa, Sanl erdon Wunlin £. SarL WJL ScUt, 3barL 1 SdLrt Jennifer £.Shitting 27 jCuanne 'IJanover Vicii JJ?« Wa A,r flan.ll. WaWet, er Scott Eugene WdUn.cn S. With iamd 2w a wdh iam Yjatlianief 2). WiLon Srent jC. 'lAJithinfiton Not Pictured: Heather J. Bell Diana M. Dean William McGee Anthony James Stanton Patti Vanover 28 Senior Class Officers: treasurer 8renl With i nylon Sdislorian J urt Spalding Secretary Jori Sailey Sidviior IffirS. oCois .9ngralt am president WiL Jdard Jdui Sor Wr. Warty Ckard Uice President Jisa Hooker Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Flower: Silk baby blue rose with dark blue ribbon Song: “This Is It!” by Kenny Loggins Motto: To dream of the person you would like to be, is to waste the person you are. “GRADUATION DAY” Today we’ll start a new life The memories of the dances And we’ll say our last good-byes And the new friends that we’ve met, To all the friends we’ve grown to love Vacations, teachers, talking, With whom we’ve laughed and cried And exams we’d rather forget. Remembering the fun and laughter, Yes, high school days are precious but brief, The problems and fears, Where all your dreams come true; And watching all our memories grow It is not the end, but the beginning Throughout our high school years. Of a life we’ll start anew. — Lisa Booher 29 (1) Gail Condra and Brett Cutler, best smile (2) Eric Rice and Diane Fidler, tallest; Brent Parkinson and Ginger Hartbarger, shortest (3) Lisa Booher and Brent Parkinson, most active (4) Eric Huttnelocher and Sarah Brickey, most musical (5) Lori Bailey and Jim Supianoski, most athletic 30 (1) Mike Hagaman and Lisa Booher, most organized (2) Sherri Lock and Jim Supianoski, most gullible (3) Gail Condra, Brent Parkinson and Tammy Meyer, most likely to succeed (4) Tammy Clark and Kurt Spalding, most dramatic (5) Eric Rice and Diane Gilbert, rowdiest 31 (1) Sherri Locke and Eric Rice, most talkative (2) Darla Sellers and Brent Parkinson, best personality (3) Jay Millard and Diane Ingraham, biggest grouches (4) Mike Hard and Tammy Meyer, most intelligent (5) Diane Gilbert and Brett Cutler, class flirts (6) Gail Condra and Mike Hagaman, best looking 32 (5) (1) Kim Hagy and Eric Marshall (not pictured), most disorganized (2) John Taylor and Becky Brown, most bashful (3) Kent Falstad and Gail Condra, friendliest (4) Calista Sanderson and Kevin Hooley, most artistic (5) Class of ’83, best all around Seniors 33 34 36 BfNr h� CO JUNIORS Val Beckwith Karen Bell Bob Bellew Dan Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Joe Bowerman Tim Braden Tim Brown Andy Buell Don Byrd Lorie Camp Becky Cekander Scott Clifford Ron Coco Mike Cope Sara Creager Julie Davis Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Joel Falstad Paula Falzon Tim Finley Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Tammi Green Tricia Gruner Art Hart 38 Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Lewis Horn Laura Horney Karen Hosek April Jett Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson John Kinsey John Lacey Inez Letts 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 Dan Morris Teresa Neeley Kelly Norton David Ostrander Jodi Paul Bruce Pohl Meliisa Powers Kelly Riddle David Roberts Robyn Rubley Sue Sailor 39 Robert Saxman Tammy Scheidler Becky Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Juli Stayner Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Terry Stephens Kristie Strouse Ken Teachout Rex Thacher Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Alicia Veysey Mike Waterbury Stacy Westfall Pam Wilber Not Pictured: Brian Henry Mike Lemke SOPHOMORES Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett Willy Blowers Dale Borgwardt Toni Bowerman Kristina Brewer Tim Brockway Shari Brown Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Susan Crandell Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Pam Dovey Eric Dules Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Tracy Forrester Lisa Gilbert Mike Gipple Billie Harbaugh Wendy Harmon Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Ted Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Bruce Kempton Rick Kingsburg Bob Knowles Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Scott Locke Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutterbeck Ed Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jim McRae Tonya Meyer Cyndi Michael David Murray Danny Nance Kelli Newberry Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Willy Richards JoEllen Robson Mike Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka 42 Richie Sanderson Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Ron Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trail Kevin VandyBogurt Stella Van Wald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Terry Davis Brent Rodgers FRESHMEN Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Scott Barnett Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Todd Betts Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barb Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angela Coleman Tammy Combs Stacey Connin Mike Cottman Travis Creager David Dean Dean DeCaire Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard Mary Gieman Paula Gratz Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris Louis Hickey Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Jerry Jackowiak 44 Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson Mike Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Tim Kingsbury Murl Kinsey Scott Lynd Tracy Maggart Paige Mason Ed Maxwell Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Dale Parrot Annette Paul Matt Pepper Shelly Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Lisa Smallwood 45 Not Pictured: Debbi Benedict Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Laura Stafford Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Fred Upton Rick Vanover Rhonda VanRiper Lee Ann Watters Jim Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Junior Class Officers: Alicia Veysey — Treasurer Mrs. Donna Keeslar — Advisor Bart Marshall — Vice President Lori Dobson — President Inez Letts — Concessions Manager Michelle Sobiech — Secretary Dawn Hilton — Historian Sophomore Class Officers: Dawn Waligora — Treasurer Jill Philippy — Secretary Kenny Kurtz — Vice President Stephanie Wymer — Historian Shari Brown — President Mrs. Melissa Sussex — Advisor Freshman Class Officers: Lisa Smallwood — Secretary Chantal Cochrane — Historian Shawn Talbot — President Laren Gruner — Treasurer Joey Mitchell — Vice President Mr. John Dogan — Advisor 47 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary The School Board memebers shown on this page represent the Quincy Community School District shown on the next page. This district was formed when the following school districts consolidated between 1945-1965. Algansee No. 1 Algansee No. 5 Algansee No. 7 Algansee No. 8 Algansee No. 11 Allen Dist. No. 2 Allen Dist. No. 3 Butler No. 1 Butler No. 5 Butler No. 6 Butler No. 7 California No. 2 California No. 6 California No. 7 California No. 8 Quincy No. 1 Quincy No. 2 Quincy No. 3 Quincy No. 4 Quincy No. 5 Quincy No. 6 Quincy No. 7 Quincy No. 8 Quincy No. 9 Brick Fisher Wakeman Center Ferguson Allen Village West Allen Shook’s Prairie Moore Williams South Butler Brown Caruthers Paul Ray Boone Quincy Village Lusk Newton Nichols Dobson Mudge Lake Ball The Students at Q.H.S. are grateful for the fine job the School Board has done, We are also grateful for the support we have received from the Quincy Community. Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Peter Talbot Trustee 48 V FIELD QUJN HlOtt rt i RE A I IN m§ 9 OME J •? . . • N fa V Jj . 7 i _ ;,: . J r “ '5 I : r—r J 5- • -. • • •: J • % ■} i]. V ’ m- I i. 1 4'—- -♦— • « ; L-zJ. v V l o r •. - • 'V « '-i rail i¥ • '4 rr � ;a % j . ; ; f ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. (3) SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Sandi Price, Elementary Secretary; (2) Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent’s Secretary and Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant; (3) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; (4) Mrs. Connie Natusch, High School Secretary and Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor’s Secretary; (5) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. 51 QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Mike Bodkins Kent State Univ., B.S. St. Francis College, M.A. School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.S.L. Librarian Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Marty Chard Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Goshen College, B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher 52 Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan Univ., Phys. Ed. and Shop B. S. Mr. Lonney Eyon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Michigan Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Western Michigan Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan Univ., B.A. English Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green State Univ., B.S. Bowling Green State Univ., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University, B.S. Typing 53 Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, B.S. Michigan Tech. Univ., M.S. Biology Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ., B.B.E. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.Ed. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Agriculture Ms. Kelly Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.A. Art Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Valczak Michigan State Univ., B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. English Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science and Mathematics 54 Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Library Aide TRANSPORTATION, HOT LUNCH AND CUSTODIAL STAFF TRANSPORTATION STAFF — Top Left: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage. Top Right: Mrs. Rose Borgert. Bottom, Front: Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack, Mr. Ray Rid- dle, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mr. Pat Moraniec. Back: Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mrs. Imorean (Mickey) Rubley, Mr. Loran Fickle, Mrs. Ann Ewers, Mrs. Georgia Han- dy, Mrs. Verita Delcamp, Mrs. Joan Matz, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mrs. Betty Reichhart. 56 HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF — Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Mrs. Barb Rice, Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Alice Weber, Supervisor Ms. Alberta Todd. ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF — Mrs. Sue Hand, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Virginia Taylor, Mrs. Winifred Marsh. CUSTODIAL STAFF — Mr. Rick Gardner, Custodial Supervisor LeRoy Allen. CUSTODIAL STAFF — Top: Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Ed Smith. Bottom: Mr. George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. Not Pictured: Mr. Jim Urig. STUDENT COUNCIL The Quincy High School Stu- dent Council is comprised of of- ficers, representatives and alter- nates who were elected by the student body. This group governs the student body and plans activities and projects for the year. The Student Council spon- sors Homecoming, Oriole Week and the Trike Race and Tug of War. Students eagerly look for- ward to these annual events. One of the projects of the council this year was funding the building of two new trophy cases in the gym lobby. Special thanks to Mr. Dogan for building the trophy cases and to Acorn Building Components for donating the glass. Students, Alumni, Parents and Visitors will be able to enjoy looking at the many trophies that have been won by QHS athletes. Top: Showing off new trophy cases: Mr. Robert Mitchell, Brent Parkinson, Sherri Locke, Mr. John Dogan. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Alicia Veysey, Parliamentarian; Sherri Locke, Treasurer; Brent Parkinson, President; Tammy Clark, Vice-President; Michelle Sobiech, Secretary; Mr. Robert Mit- chell, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES — Front: Erica Arnold, April Jett, Rachel McRae, Lynn DesJardins, Jill Philippy, Sue Sailor, Shawna Walters. Back: Lisa Booher, Mike Hagaman, John Taylor, Jay Millard, Ken Kurtz, Joel Mitchell, Scott Sobiech, Shawn Avra, Monica Harris. Not Pictured: Ed Cariuty. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES — Front: Pam Stark, Brad Parrish, Lori Dobson, Bart Marshall, Dawn Hilton, Gail Condra. Back: Mike Kanaby, Eric Huttenlocher, Jim Supianoski, Eric Rice, Shawn Talbot, Allen Blodgett, Mike Gipple, Frenda Otis. Not Pictured: Tim Wilkinson. 59 COUNCIL SELLS MAGAZINES DONUTS (1) Lynn DesJardins and April Jett sell donuts. Profits from Wednesday Donut Sales and the annual Magazine Drive fund the Student Council. (2) Chad Carpenter won the top prize in the Magazine Drive drawing. (3) Vickie Ed- dington, Michelle Sobiech and Mike Hagaman are served a Candlelight Din- ner by Mr. Mitchell, Jay Millard and Brent Parkinson for winning Best Dressed on Masquerade Day during Homecoming Week. (4) Top Ten Magazine Drive Salesmen: Lori Bab- bage, Ron Coco, Lori Dobson, Luanne Vanover, Kathy Herman, Mike Hagaman, Doug Dobson, Scott Lynd and Marty Sarles. Not Pictured: Dawn Waligora. Scott Lynd was the top high school salesman with his total sales of $226.56. 60 COMPUTER CLUB The goal of the Computer Club is to introduce the newest wave of the future: computers. Members were given instructions on using the computers and were encouraged to spend time working on them. The club went on a field trip to the Tri- State University at Angola to look at their computers. OFFICERS — Steve Stempien, President; Jay Millard, Treasurer; Tammy Clark, Vice-President; Dawn Waligora, Secretary. MEMBERS — Front: Michelle Fillmore, JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Dawn Waligora, Jenny Shilling, Tammy Clark, Diane In- graham, Karime Cariuty, LeeAnn Watters, Angie Erts, David Geiman. Middle: Van Marshall, David Ostrander, Jeff Kiersey, Harold Blowers, Laura Stafford, Sherri Taylor, Kim Rosendaul, Mary Geiman. Back: Steve Stem- pien, Tom Lothamer, David Spalding, Brad Parrish, Todd Cochrane, Jay Millard, Brent Withington, Eric Huttenlocher, Advisor Mr. Scott Weber. 61 MARCHING BAND EARNS 1 RATING Page 62: (1) Quincy Marching Band during half-time at a football game. (2) Practicing in the parking lot. (3) FLAG CORPS — Front: Monica Harris, Sherri Taylor, Sarah Brickey, JoEllen Robson, Lisa Smallwood. Back: Dawn Waligora, Suzie Roberts, Calista Sanderson, Laura Stafford, Pam Stark, Angie Erts, An- nette Roberts, Jill Philippy. Not Pic- tured: Diane Ingraham. Page 63: (1) Good half-time shows mean lots of prac- tice. (2) Stephanie and Bart during a pep assembly. (3) Flag Corps Co- Captain Sarah Brickey, Drum Major Kris Quimby, Flag Corps Co-Captain Diane Ingraham. (4) Drum Major Kris Quimby. (5) Pep Band plays school song during pep assembly. 63 FLUTES — Front: Mary Geiman, Tammie Myers, Melissa Powers. Middle: Jill Philippy, Val Beckwith, Lisa Smallwood. Back: JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Suzi Roberts. Not Pictured: Tonya Meyer. CLARINETS AND LOW REEDS — Front: An- nette Roberts, Laura Stafford, Sherri Taylor, David Ostrander. Middle: Kim Rosendaul, Marion Beckwith, Mike Kanaby. Back: Paige Mason, LeeAnn Watters, Deena Dowker. SAXOPHONES — Front: Brad Parrish, Ted Kahaian, Teresa Jeffery. Middle: Dawn Waligora, Diane Ingraham, Steve Miller. Back: Denise Houck, Jeff Suever. CLARINETS — Front: Kim Hagy, Laura Homey, Monica Harris, Jennifer Dobson. Middle: David Geiman, Eric Huttenlocher. Back: Bernina Rosset- ter, Susan Engelhardt, Angie Erts, Kris Quimby. 64 TROMBONES — Front: Michelle Fillmore, Michelle Powers, Jeff Kiersey, Mike Dowker. Back: Trevor Mast, David Karney, Tim Blodgett. LOW BRASS, LOW REEDS AND FRENCH HORNS — Front: Michelle Miller, Doug Dobson, Joel Mitchell. Middle: Stella VanWald, Kandy Root. Back: Calista Sanderson, Shawna Walters, Laurinda Morrison. Not Pictured: James McRae. PERCUSSION — Front: Tim Brockway, Jay Mur- dock, Tim Erts. Back: Tammy McMichael, Stephanie Wymer. Not Pictured: Bart Marshall and Mike Mitchell. TRUMPETS — Front: Lori Dobson, Sarah Brickey, Erica Arnold. Middle: Denise Riegel, Rox- ie Knapp, Tina Rumsey. Back: Bob Miner, Matt McConnell, Candie Kaiser. 65 LYNN DESJARDINS AND JERRY JACKOWIAK ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to QHS bowlers as follows: Lynn Des- Jardins won trophies for high game with 140 pins and high series with 247 pins. Jerry Jackowiak won trophies for high game with 234 pins and high series with 401 pins. Art Hart was selected as the most improved bowler raising his average by 33 pins. TOP TEAM — Mark Houvener, Tracy Maggart, Brian Shortridge, Dean DeCaire, and Jerry Jackowiak. THE TEAM — Front: David Murray, David Thompson, Lynn DesJardins, Rachel McRae, Chantal Cochrane, Rhonda VanRiper, Dawn Hilton, David Donbrock, Art Hart. Middle: Jerry Jackowiak, Gordon Thomas, Joe Berry, Jim Weber, Brian Shortridge, Brent Rodgers. Back: Mark Houvener, Scott Preston, Dale Parrot, Tim Brockway, Ted Kahaian, David Karney, Jim McRae and Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini. 66 67 FFA... EDUCATING THROUGH EXPERIENCE CHAPTER MEMBERS — Front: Monique Craig, Fran Evard, Laren Gruner, David Hammond, Todd Betts, Matthew Pepper, Jason Shilling, Annette Paul, Chantal Cochrane. Row 2: Eric Marshall, Todd Cochrane, Stacy Connin, Lloyd Paul, Tim Berry, Doug Marsh, Shawn Avra, Darin Higbee, Brad Parrish, Lisa Gilbert, Pam Dovey, Vickie Eddington, Kandy Root. Row 3: Brent Goforth, Mike Hard, Bart Marshall, Andy Buell, Tim Braden, Eric Dules, David Spalding, Kevin Kaiser, Jenny Shill- ing, Jay Millard, Ginger Hartbarger, Ed Marsh, Kevin Van- dyBogurt. Back: Advisor Charles Snyder, Bob Miner, Denny Higbee, Tim Kingsbury, Art Hart, David Donbrock, Mark Houvener, Lonnie Laurie, Scott Preston. Members who attended the National Convention at Kansas Ci- ty: Jay Millard, Brad Parrish, Jenny Shilling, David Spalding, Bob Miner, Brian Marshall, Art Hart, Tim Braden. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Eric Marshall, Reporter; Todd Cochrane, Secretary; Tim Braden, Sentinel; Brent Goforth, 68 Treasurer; Bart Marshall, Vice President; Advisor Charles Snyder; Mike Hard, President. Greenhands Bart Marshall (shown above) served as Region I FFA President during 1982-83. Chapter Awards: Sheep Proficency — Todd Cochrane; Turf landscape management — Brad Parrish; Beef pro- duction — Lloyd Paul; Home and or farmstead improvement — Kevin Kaiser; Diversified livestock production — Tim Braden, Crop Production — Kevin VandyBogurt, Swine Production — Eric Dules; Agricultural mechanics — Brian Marshall. Leadership award — Mike Hard; Scholarship Award — Mike Hard; Star Greenhand — Darin Higbee; Greenhand Scholarship — Shawn Avra; Star Chapter Farmer — Mike Hard. State Tractor Handling Contest: Brian Marshall — 1st Place. District FFA Leadership Contest: Parliamentary Procedure — Gold: Brad Parrish, Darin Higbee, Chantal Cochrane, Shawn Avra, Ed Marsh, Eric Dules, Kevin VandyBogurt, Mark Houvener; Demonstration — Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden; Agricultural Forum — Silver: Todd Cochrane, David Donbrock, David Spalding, Lloyd Paul, Bob Miner, Den- ny Higbee. Regional FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration — Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden. State FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration — Gold, 3rd Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden. Outstanding Junior Award — Bart Marshall, State Winner. Outstanding Scholarship Recognition — Mike Hard. Regional Farmer Award — Agribusiness: Jay Millard. Production Ag: Tim Braden, Mike Waterbury, Bart Marshall, David Donbrock. State Farmer Degrees: Todd Cochrane, Mike Hard, Brent Goforth, Kevin Kaiser. Mike Hard will serve as the State Reporter for 1983-84 (1st Ceremonial office held by a member of Quincy Chapter since 1973). The Quincy Chapter received a 1st Place Trophy for having the highest Citrus fruit sales in the state ($13,359). 69 FRENCH CLUB The French Club’s activities for 1982-1983 included flowergram sales, a successfully received French dinner in February, going to see “Cyrano de Bergerac” in October, and bowling. Of- ficers include: Front: Mrs. Diann Sat- tler, Advisor; Lynn Desjardins, 6th hour representative; Rachel McRae, Vice- President. Back: Dawn Hilton and Amy Rootes, Social Chairmen; Gail Wineland, Secretary and Sherri Locke, President. Not Pictured: Julie Davis, Treasurer. MEMBERS — Front: Ad- visor Mrs. Sattler, Lynn Desjardins, Rachel McRae, Dawn Hilton, Lori Lit- waitis, Paula Falzon, Jill Philippy, Sherri Taylor, Diane Ingraham, Angela Erts, Kim Rosendaul, Laurinda Mor- rison, Lisa Smallwood. Middle: Jennifer Dobson, Steve Miller, Gail Wineland, Sherri Locke, Alicia Veysey, Karen Hosek, Inez Letts, Kathy Herman, Marion Beckwith. Back: Mike Kanaby, Susan Engelhardt, Connie Quimby, Darla Sellers, Amy Rootes, Tonya Meyer, Jim Luce, Dan Nance, Sarah Brickey, Shawna Walters, and Becky Brown. 70 LIBRARY CLUI Members of the Library Club enjoyed a successful year. Ac- tivities included two used book sales, bowling against the French Club, reading to 2nd graders during Childrens’ Book Week, sponsoring a bookmark contest through the Art Classes and a Book Fair during Na- tional Library Week. A field trip to the Henry Ford Centen- nial Library is also being planned. OFFICERS — Sue Sailor, Treasurer; Paula Falzon, President; Jennifer Dobson, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Laura Homey, Secretary. MEMBERS — Sherri Taylor, Sue Sailor, Paula Falzon, Shawna Walters, Jennifer Dob- son, Laura Stafford, Mrs. Virginia Brown, Advisor. 71 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS NINE On May 5, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted three Juniors and six Sophomores. The introduction of the inductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. Dr. Peter Baldwin, local veterinarian, was the speaker for the ceremony. He spoke on the importance of goal setting and acquir- ing educational tools for life’s experiences. MEMBERS: Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Karen Hosek, Alicia Veysey, Diane Ingraham, Tammy Meyer, Nan Weber, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Gail Condra. Middle: John Taylor, Brent Withington, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard. Back: Eric Marshall, Brent Parkinson, Sue Sailor, Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon. NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1983 — Front: Ted Kahaian, Jill Philippy, Val Beckwith, Michelle Sobiech, Tim Finley. Back: Mike Rodgers, Billy Harbaugh, Michelle Fillmore, Susan Englehardt. OFFICERS — Page 73: President Mike Hagaman, Vice President Brent Parkinson, Ad- visor Mr. Richard Spalding, Treasurer Brent Withington, Secretary Gail Condra. 72 73 QUINCY SOCIETY FOR PERFORMING ARTS OFFICERS — Sarah Brickey, President; Rachel McRae, Vice-President; Brent Parkinson, Stage Manager; Michelle Sobiech, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Christopher Walczak, Advisor. MEMBERS — Front: Darla Sellers, Shawna Walters, Mike Kanaby. Second Row: Michelle Fillmore, Dawn Waligora, Sherri Taylor, Paula Falzon, Jill Philippy. Third Row: Laura Stafford, Erica Arnold, Sarah Brickey, Tammy Meyer, Ginger Hartbarger, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Jennifer Dobson, Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak. Back: Jodi Paul, Kurt Spalding, Brent Parkinson, Eric Huttenlocher, Robyn Rubley. 74 VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Front: Tim Finley, Shawn Bowers, Brad Parrish, Tim Schmidt, Diane Fidler, Tammy Dooley, Diane Gilbert, Nan Weber, Brett Cutler, Dawn Ledbetter, Jay Millard, Mike Hagaman, Tim Wilkinson. Middle: Jay Murdock, George Jenkot, Tim Brockway, Allen Blodgett, Gordon Bassage, Dout Marsh, Pam Wimer, Val Beckwith, Robyn Rubley, Michelle Sobiech, Lynn DesJardins, Brian Ditton, Chantal Cochrane. Back: Shawn Avra, Chad Horn, Lonnie Laurie, Jim Luce, Tim Beaudin, Cyndi Michael, Lori Babbage, Connie Quimby, Jill Philippy, Tammy McMichael, Stephanie Wymer, Keli Cutler, April Jett. Not Pictured: Gerald Hinds and Inez Letts. Front: Wally Schultz, Tammy Clark, Eric Rice, Brent Parkinson, Jim Supianoski. John Taylor, Ron Lange, Mike Hard, Todd Cochrane, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Goforth, Kenny Teachout. Middle: Becky Smith, Kelly Johnson, Lori Bailey, Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Annette Paul, Suzanne Toth, Tammy Scheidler, Jodi Paul, Lori Camp, Lori Dobson, Tina Rumsey, Andy Logic. Back: Patti Lutterbeck, Gail Wineland, Alicia Veysey, Lance Wiser, Tim Rzepka, Joel Falstad, Scott Sobiech, David Spalding, Kenny Kurtz, Scott Lutterbeck, Craig Fish, David Donbrock, Dan Morris. Not Pictured: Rick Deal. 75 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT OFFICERS — Co-chairperson Brent Parkinson, Chaplain Lori Dobson, Secretary Robyn Rubley, Treasurer Eric Huttenlocher and Co-chairperson Gail Condra. MEMBERS — Front: Advisor Mr. Brent Veysey, Erica Arnold, Dawn Waligora, Pam Stark, Michelle Fillmore, Lori Bailey, Diane Fidler, Gail Condra, Diane Ingraham, Robyn Rubley, Jason Bailey, Joey Mitchell, Bob Miner, Tim Finley. Middle: JoEllen Robson, Soctt Locke, Karime Cariuty, Keli Cutler, Stephanie Wymer, Nan Weber, Sherri Brown, Calista Sanderson. Back: Advisor Mr. Gary Male, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Sue Sailor, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Darla Sellers, Sherri Locke, Brent Parkinson, Brent Withington, Sarah Brickey, Jay Millard, Eric Huttenlocher. 76 In April, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 35th Annual Youth in Government at the state capitol building in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was Pre- Legislature, held at the YMCA Center in Battle Creek. At Pre- Leg Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Michelle Sobiech, and Diane Ingraham obtained the offices of Speaker of the House, State Chaplain, Clerk of the House, and Member of the Governor’s Cabinet, respectively. At the state legislature members par- ticipated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate chambers. Five Quincy students par- ticipated in the Judicial Branch of Government which proved to be a very rewarding experience. Gail Condra and Eric Hut- tenlocher served as defense attorneys, and Brent Withington and Todd Cochrane served as the prosecuting attorneys. Jay Millard was chosen to be Quincy’s Judge, and later was selected to sit on the Supreme Court Bench as the Youth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. During the spring members sell conces- sions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia. V f A t ' i 77 x HOMECOMING WEEK, AWESOME TOTALLY AWESOME! u) 80 (2) (1) KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES — Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Gail Condra, Tammy Clark, Lori Bailey, Mike Hard, Mike Hagaman, Eric Rice, John Taylor, Brent Parkinson. (2) King Mike Hard and Queen Gail Condra, during half time of the homecoming game. (3) 1982 Homecoming Queen Gail Condra and her Uncle, Mr. Robert King. This year’s Homecoming Theme was “Movies.” The Seniors chose “Grease,” the Juniors chose “Rocky III,” the Sophomores chose “Dial M. for Murder,” and the Freshmen chose “E.T.” After the week’s events were over, the Seniors won the (3) (1) Several of the well-dressed students at Q.H.S. during homecoming week. (2) Varsity Football players and Mr. Nowicki get fired-up at the parade, before the big game. (3) Masquerade day during homecoming brought about the re-birth of the Roman Empire. (4) Three freshman girls who defintely enjoyed Punk Rock day. (5) Mr. Evon is tops with Varsity football players. (5) 81 (1) The Seniors first prize float. (2) Senior Bretn Withington receiving the pep jug from Michelle Sobiech, Student Council Secretary. (3) The Seniors and their chicken during the afternoon parade. (4) At the homecoming assembly the Seniors were cheered on by their chicken. (5) Everyone at the homecoming assembly celebrating the victory to be. (6) Students who really punked-out during Punk Rock day. 82 SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY AND TRI-STATE DRAFTING COMPETITION — Front: Robert Speaker, Ted Kahaian, Diane Ingraham, David Dean, Shawn Massey, David Thornton. Middle: Doug Marsh, Jim McRae, Kenny Kurtz, Monigue Craig, Allen Blodgett, Tim Rzepka, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. Back: Doug Dobson, Delores Dean, Murl Kinsey, John Kinsey, Robert Hooley, Ed Cariuty, Denny Higbee. ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS — Front: Brad Parrish, Dawn Hilton, Michelle Sobiech, Tom Lothamer, Bruce Kempton, David Wilcox. Second Row: Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Stephanie Roush, Rachel McRae, Michelle Fillmore, Erica Arnold, JoEllen Robson, Angela Basse, Rhonda VanRiper, Val Beckwith. Third. Row: Denise Riegel, Karime Cariuty, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Tim Brown, Gail Wineland, Peggy Gollnick, Lori Dobson, Lee Ann Watters. Back: Advisor Mrs. Sandra Newell, Advisor Mr. An- drew Parzych, Brent Withington, David Spalding, Pam Stark, Tim Brockway, Connie Quimby, Sue Sailor, Lori Babbage. A WIND BETWEEN THE HOUSES A most unusual play entitled A Wind Between the Houses was this year’s QHS dramatic offering, presented by the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts on the evenings of December 4 and 5, 1982. The play, a comedy-drama, starred Kim Hagy as Grade Martin, a mildly eccentric widow who keeps the ashes of her deceased husband on the mantlepiece. Her insistence on maintaining regular conversations with the remains causes her selfish and conniving daughter Sheila and her nasty and egocentric son John (played by Kris Quimby and Kurt Spalding) to destroy their mother’s most prized possession — the urn of ashes — in a most heartless and callous way. The play’s unusual course of events and colorful characters provided a most unusual evening of theatre. Maurice Hill’s play was directed by Mr. Christopher Walczak and was his twenty-third production at QHS. The performances were highlighted by the talents of Jennifer Dobson, Eric Huttenlocher, Rachel McRae, Paula Falzon, Mike Kanaby, Jodi Paul, and Shawna Walters. Sarah Brickey acted as Mr. Walczak’s production assistant, and Brent Parkinson acted as stage manager. Front: Jennifer Dobson, Shawna Walters, Jodi Paul, Kim Hagy, Paula Falzon. Middle: Ginger Hartbarger, Rachel McRae, Mike Kanaby, Mr. Christopher Walczak, Brent Parkinson, Sarah Brickey. Back: Kurt Spalding, Kris Quimby, Eric Huttenlocher. 85 PROJECT CHRISTMAS STILL HELPING THE NEEDY AFTER 15 YEARS Nearly 30 families in Branch County were able to enjoy Christmas due to the caring efforts of the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Project Christmas co-chairpersons were Cathy Smith and Doug Russell. Nan Weber was secretary and treasurer was Sherri Locke. The committee chairpersons were: Gail Condra, routing; Ron Lange, toy repair; Nan Weber, food; Wally Schultz, wrapping; Dawn Hilton, clothing; Darla Sellers, pro- motions. Mr. Veysey and Mr. Chard served as advisors. Other members of the class include: Becky Brown, Andrew Buell, Eric Marshall, Shawn Massey, Rachel McRae, Brent Parkinson, Bruce Pohl, Jamie Prince, David Roberts, Sue Sailor, Calista Sanderson, Jim Supianoski, John Taylor, Lance Wiser, LaRae Walker, Mike Waterbury, Scott Wilkinson, Tam- my Meyer, Becky Smith, and Tammy Clark. 86 87 DIANE INGRAHAM CROWNED On February 5, Diane Ingraham was chosen as the 1983 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Diane also won the title of Miss Congeniality. Lori Dobson was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Denise Houck was voted 2nd Runner-Up. 88 TIP-UP CONTESTANTS — Lorie Camp, Lori Dobson, Tricia Gruner, Diane Ingraham, Nan Weber, Tam- my Clark, Dawn Ledbetter, Roxie Knapp, Denise Houck. 1983 TIP-UP QUEEN 89 ORIOLE WEEK MEMORIES (1) The student body in culmination of the week’s events elected Sherri Locke as Miss Oriole and Brent Parkinson as Mr. Oriole; (2) Keli Cutler determined not to drop the egg; (3) MISS AND MR. ORIOLE CANDIDATES — Front: Ken Holloway, Kevin Hooley, Kurt Spalding, Eric Huttenlocher, Joel Falstad, Brent Parkinson. Middle: Val Beckwith, Sheri Brown, Diane Fidler, Stephanie Wymer, Lynn DesJardins, Sherri Locke, Karime Cariuty. Back: Brad Parish, Dawn Hilton, Doug Dob- son, Kelly Johnson, James Weber, Tam- mie Myers, Kent Falstad, Michelle Sobiech. Not Pictured: Jim Supianoski; (4) Freshman Ed Cariuty catching the egg; (5) Sophomores won the Family Feud. (1) The victorious team in the locker room after being able to down previously unbeaten Athens in overtime by a score of 51-49; (2) Junior girls in the saucer pull; (3) Toga day during Oriole week; (4) For the second year in a row the Class of ’84 was able to win the saucer pulls. 91 (1) Kelly Johnson really using her head during the stand on your head contest; (2) Seniors cheering at the afternoon assembly; (3) The Sophomore girls won the three -legged race for the second year in a row; (4) The Junior guys held it together to pull out a victory; (5) Students who dressed up for the Cowboy and Indian day. 92 CLASS OF ’83 OVERALL CHAMPS! The Juniors captured first place in the trike race. The Junior boys’ team of Tim Braden, Andy Buell, Joel Falstad, Tim Finley, Bart Marshall, David Thornton, Tim Wilkinson and Lance Wiser set a new record in the 880 relay with a time of 3:39.8. The Senior girls’ team of Lori Bailey, Sarah Brickey, Gail Condra, Ginger Hartbarger, Sherri Locke, Dawn Ledbetter, Jamie Prince, and Calista Sanderson also set a new record in the girls’ 880 relay with a time of 4:09.8. Lori Dobson won the girls’ 100 yard drag with a record setting time of 23.5 and Lance Wiser won the boys’ 100 yard drag with a time of 22.1. The Senior girls won the girls’ tug of war and the Senior boys won the boys’ tug of war. The Juniors won the featherweight tug of war. The Pibb Ball game was won by the Juniors and the Seniors were victorious in the Balloon Toss and Frisbie Toss. Mike Hard and Gail Wineland won the 50 yard Flipper Flash, a new event, with times of 7.9 and 11.0 respectively. Final standings were: Seniors — 1st Place; Juniors — 2nd Place; Sophomores — 3rd Place and Freshmen — 4th Place. 93 94 95 UP WHERE WE BELONG “Up Where We Belong” was the theme of the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Coldwater Country Club on May 28, 1983. Before the dinner, Lori Dobson gave the Welcome and Michelle Sobiech read the invocation. After the dinner, Michael Hard read the Class Will and Brent Withington read the Class Prophecy. A beautiful scenic setting 96 and music by D.J.’s On the Run added to an enjoyable evening for all. 97 SENIORS EARN MANY AWARDS Senior Honors Night was held June 6 with Mike Hard, president of the Class of 1983 acting as Master of Ceremonies. Scholarships worth over $34,000 were presented to members of the Class of ’83. A new scholarship this year was the Gordon Bower- man Agriculture Scholarship. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Lori Bailey, Becky Brown, Tammy Clark, Gail Condra, Diane Fidler, Diane Gilbert, Mike Hagaman, Kim Hagy, Mike Hard, Denise Houck, Eric Huttenlocher, Diane Ingraham, Kevin Kaiser, Tam- my Meyer, Jay Millard, Brent Parkinson, Melissa Pierson, Jennifer Shilling, Kurt Spalding, Steve Stempien, John Taylor, Nan Weber and Brent Withington. Lisa Booher received the Citizenship Award. The DAR Good Citizen Award for 1982-83 was presented to Mike Hard; the DAR Good Citizen Award for 1982-83 was presented to Brent Withington. A 4-year Perfect Attendance Award was given to Nan Weber. American Legion Outstanding Service Awards were given to Gail Condra and Brent Parkinson. Girls’ State Awards were given to Tammy Clark and Diane Ingraham; Boys’ State Awards were given to Brent Parkinson and Brent Withington. Mike Hard was presented with the Physics Award. The Advanced Math Award was presented to Brent Parkinson. Todd Cochrane received the Dekalb Agriculture Award. Jeff Suever received the John Philip Sousa Award. Anita Cekander and Diana Dean received awards for excellence in Art. Sarah Brickey, Kim Hagy, Eric Huttenlocher and Kurt Spalding were presented with Drama Awards. Four Year Varsity Sports Awards were given to: Gail Condra, Girls’ Basketball; Todd Cochrane, Cross Country; Mike Hard and Scott Wilkinson, Wrestling; Lori Bailey and Tammy Dooley, Girls’ Track; Jay Millard and Jim Supianoski, Boys’ Track. Senior Athlete of the Year Awards were presented to Gail Condra and Eric Rice. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was presented to Gail Condra and the Philip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Jim Supianoski. 99 EIGHTY-ONE SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS The one hundred third annual commencement exercises of QHS were held on June 10, 1983 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Processional and reces- sional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Brent Parkinson, Invocation; John Taylor, Welcome; Mike Hagaman, Class Poem; Brent Withington, Presentation of Class Gift; Mike Hard, Charge to Class; Nan Weber, Ap- preciation to Faculty and Staff; Diane Ingraham, Appreciation to Parents; Tammy Meyer, Ap- preciation to Community; Gail Condra, Introduc- tion to Speaker; Eric Marshall, Benediction. The commencement address was given by Mr. Philip A. Cusick, followed by the presentation of the class by Mr. Richard Spalding, Principal, the confirmation of diplomas by Mr. Leon Parrish, President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent. 101 aw -,««b mr KX)r SPORTS Quincy GOLF Opponent 187 173 Coldwater 187 208 Bronson 174 185 Union City 168 180 Springport 190 172 Concord 186 189 Jonesville 168 160 Coldwater 165 184 Union City 187 187 Bronson OT 166 155 Concord 171 176 Jonesville 174 177 Springport SCORE- BOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 57 49 Hillsdale 56 46 Litchfield 58 65 Athens 61 63 Union City OT 79 28 Reading 53 42 Addison 53 41 Homer 43 65 Concord 77 52 Springport 60 57 Jonesville 55 58 Bronson OT 51 48 Athens OT 55 64 Coldwater 74 48 Reading 75 73 Homer OT 61 78 Concord 52 60 Springport 73 63 Jonesville 63 66 Union City 57 80 Bronson JV FOOTBALL Quincy 22 6 Opponent Bronson 0 18 Athens 0 6 Union City 16 30 Reading 0 12 Homer 22 8 Concord 0 8 Springport 38 6 Jonesville VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 20 0 Bronson 13 12 Athens 12 19 Union City 41 6 Reading 12 7 Homer 13 6 Concord 44 8 Springport 20 14 Jonesville 0 36 Michigan Center CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 39 20 Jonesville 42 18 Reading 32 23 Union City 44 17 Concord 30 27 Springport WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 3 54 Jackson 48 24 Coldwater 22 48 Bronson 28 43 Athens 20 44 Union City 30 40 Hudson 45 30 Homer 24 33 Constantine 28 36 Concord 47 19 Springport 17 47 Hillsdale 39 25 Jonesville Quincy Invitational 9th Place Addison 7th Place Clinton 5th Place Hillsdale 5th Place Napoleon 4th Place Constantine GIRLS’ JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 21 24 Bronson 30 20 Camden 33 15 Camden 27 31 Athens 42 17 Union City 31 11 Reading 38 22 Homer 35 20 Concord 27 14 Springport 21 16 Jonesville 33 22 Athens 22 25 Litchfield 43 9 Union City 32 18 Reading 34 20 Homer 26 11 Concord 41 22 Springport 23 11 Jonesville 104 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 41 28 Bronson 29 46 White Pigeon 17 70 Camden 30 61 Athens 39 57 Union City 31 44 Reading 19 66 Homer 45 34 Concord 53 27 Springport 42 40 Jonesville 48 52 Athens 31 56 Litchfield 46 43 Union City 34 40 Reading 34 66 Homer 41 35 Concord 57 44 Springport 34 41 Jonesville 30 29 Jonesville 40 39 Bronson 38 66 Homer JV BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 4 5 Union City 5 12 Tekonsha 2 13 Coldwater 4 5 Union City 5 6 Bronson 1 5 Bronson 6 9 Coldwater 5 4 Bronson JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 1 Athens 2 1 Union City 1 2 Reading 2 1 Homer 2 Concord 1 Springport 2 Jonesville 2 Athens 2 Union City 1 2 Reading 1 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 0 2 Jonesville JV BASKETBALL Quincy 37 54 Opponent Hillsdale 33 51 Litchfield 25 61 Athens 31 28 Union City 35 33 Reading 35 50 Addison 32 44 Homer 38 50 Concord 33 24 Springport 50 46 Jonesville 16 61 Bronson 26 44 Athens 29 64 Coldwater 34 23 Reading 48 37 Homer 33 61 Concord 35 48 Springport 38 69 Jonesville 38 42 Union City BOYS’TRACK Quincy 67 65 Opponent Camden 53 79 Coldwater 54 78 Litchfield 84 48 Bronson 65 67 Athens 61 70 Union City 63 69 Reading 74 58 Homer 48 84 Concord 90 42 Springport 94 37 Jonesville VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 1 18 Union City 7 3 Reading 7 2 Homer 1 11 Concord 2 11 Springport 0 3 Jonesville 1 14 Athens 0 11 Athens 0 11 Union City 16 3 Reading 1 4 Homer 3 2 Concord 5 4 Bronson 0 10 Michigan Center 3 8 Springport 12 13 Homer 7 11 Jonesville VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Athens 0 2 Union City 2 0 Olivet 2 1 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 2 1 Springport 2 1 Jonesville 2 1 Athens 0 2 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 2 1 Waldron 0 2 Athens 2 0 Litchfield 2 0 Centerville 0 2 Colon 0 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 0 2 Detroit Bishop Foley 0 2 Springfield 0 2 Hillsdale 0 2 Coldwater 2 0 Jonesville 2 0 Maple Valley 0 2 Pennfield GIRLS’ TRACK Quincy Opponent 91 32 Camden 74 49 Coldwater 84 39 Litchfield 71 52 Bronson 38 85 Athens 41 82 Union City 79 44 Reading 79 44 Homer 51 72 Concord 87 36 Springport 70 52 Jonesville 105 ALL CONFERENCE STARS 106 (3) 107 (2) Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Con- ference teams or took first place in con- ference meets. Page 106: (1) Cross Country — Todd Cochrane; (2) Girls’ Basketball — Gail Condra; (3) Wrestling — Mike Hard; (4) Volleyball — Nan Weber; (5) Boys’ Track — Eric Rice; (6) Girls’ Track — Diane Gilbert; (7) Baseball — Doug Russell. Page 107: (1) Football — Tim Wilinson, Eric Rice and Jim Supianoski; (2) Golf — Mike Hagaman and Tim Schmidt; (3) Boys’ Basketball — Eric Rice and John Taylor. GIRLS CHEER TEAMS ON TO VICTORY! Page 108: (1) VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Top to Bottom: Lori Dob- son, Cathy Smith, Becky Smith, Tammy Clark, Lisa Booher, Tammy Johnson, Suzanne Toth. Not Pictured: Lorie Camp. (2) VARSITY BASKET- BALL CHEERLEADERS — Top to Bottom: Cathy Smith, Becky Smith, Suzanne Toth, Lisa Booher, Dawn Ledbetter, Lori Dobson, Tammy Clark, Lorie Camp. (3) JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS — Top to Bottom: Tonya Meyer, Amy Rootes, Suzi Roberts, Dusti Earl, Jackie Cooper, Tina Trail. Page 109: (1) JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS — L to R: Dusti Earl, Amy Rootes, Jackie Cooper, Suzi Roberts, Tonya Meyer. Not Pictured: Tina Trail. (2) Tammy Johnson shows off new uniform. (3) Advisor Sandi Price. (4) “Are you rooting for the boys?, yea, man.” (5) Remember when the cheerleaders would cheer, “We want Ludlow, We want Ludlow” and he would lead us in the cheer “Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight, Fight, Fight!” (6) “Come on, come on, let’s jive.” 108 (3) SHARE “BIG 8” CHAMPIONSHIP The 1982 Orioles coached by Lonney Evon began the season with only three starters returning from last year’s “Big 8” Championship team. Through hard work, determination and a solid defense the Orioles continued the winning tradition with a 7-1 Conference Record and a 7-2 Overall Record. Quincy had been picked by critics to be no better than fourth before the season began. Quincy finished the season tied for 1st Place with Athens losing only to Union City in league play. For the second year in a row Quincy kept the “bell” by defeating Reading. The team lost their final contest to Michigan Center in the Cascade Playoffs. Jim Supianoski became the “Big 8” Conference all- time leading ground-gainer with his career high record of 3,059 yards in 520 carries. Members of the “Orange Crush” team received post season awards as follows: Team’s Most Valuable Lineman: Eric Rice, Team’s Most Valuable Back: Jim Supianoski, Team’s Most Im- proved Player Award: David Williams. 1st Team All Con- ference: Eric Rice, Jim Supianoski and Tim Wilkinson; 2nd Team All Conference: Gerald Hinds, Kevin Kaiser and Joe Har- mon; Honorable Mention: Brent Parkinson. All Conference Most Valuable Player: Jim Supianoski. Coldwater Daily Reporter All Area Team: Joe Harmon, Gerald Hinds, Kevin Kaiser, Eric Rice, Jim Supianoski and Tim Wilkinson; Honorable Mention: Brent Parkinson and Wally Schultz. 1st Team All State: Jim Supianoski; Special Mention All State: Eric Rice. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Doug Craig, Wally Schultz, Jim Supianoski, Brent Parkinson, Doug Russell, Joe Harmon, Jay Millard, Ken Holloway, Eric Rice, Ron Lange. Middle: Tim Wilkinson, Doug Marsh, Andy Buell, Brian Ditton, Gerald Hinds, Brett Cutler, David Williams, Tim Rzepka, Danny Mor- ris, Manager Marc Brand. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Wygant, David Don brock, Ken Teachout, Scott Wilkinson, Allen Blodgett, Art Hart, Joel Falstad, Coach Mike Nowicki. 110 Ill 1982 GRIDIRON GRADUATES Jody Harmon, Brett Cutler, David Williams and Ken Holloway. Doug Russell, Jay Millard, Ron Lange and Kevin Kaiser. 112 OUR LOYAL FANS 113 GOLF TEAM FINISHES SECOND The Oriole Golf Team finished another suc- cessful season with an overall record of 8 wins and 4 losses and a league record of 6 wins and 2 losses. This earned the team 2nd place in the “Big 8”. The Orioles placed 2nd in the Conference Meet and 7th in the Regional Meet. In the Fayette Invitational, Quincy took 1st Place Team Honors and Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Schmidt took 1st and 2nd Place Individual Honors. Finishing 4th and 6th on the All Conference Team were Tim Schmidt and Mike Hagaman. Tim Schmidt earned “Most Valuable” honors and Mike Mitchell was “Most Improved”. THE TEAM — Front: Chad Horn, Mike Hagaman, Tim Schmidt, Scott Lutterbeck, Jim Weber. Back: Brent Rodgers, Tim Kingsbury, Dan Williams, Rick Deal, Mike Mitchell and Coach Bob Mitchell. 114 115 HARRIERS GAIN EXPERIENCE The 1982 Cross Country team was a young team, but very determined. Even though the Harriers finished the season with a 0-5 dual meet record, they gained valuable experience. Kelly Johnson, who placed 3rd in the Girls’ Class C State Finals last year, was injured early in the season. Todd Cochrane was named to the All Conference Team with his 10th place finish in the Conference meet. Todd also qualified for the State meet and placed 47th in the Class C State Finals. Jim Luce received the Most Improved Runner Award and Todd Cochrane received the Most Valuable Runner Award. Todd also received his four year award. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Jeff Hawes and Manager Corey Avra. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Jason Shilling, Shawn Avra, Todd Cochrane, Chantal Cochrane, Shawn Bowers, Kelly Johnson and Jimmy Luce. 117 VARSITY FIGHTS TOUGH BATTLE The 1982 Girls’ Basketball team completed the season with a 9-12 record and a fifth place finish in the Big 8 Conference. Key injuries limited the effectiveness of the Lady Orioles throughout the season. Two bright spots in the season came when the girls beat highly touted Union City 46-43 and then later working their way into the district championship game before losing to Regional Champs, Homer. Team awards included: MOST IMPROVED: Diane Fidler, OUTSTANDING REBOUNDERS: Diane Fidler and Michelle Sobiech, OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Michelle Sobiech, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Gail Condra. I'wo players received post season honors. Michelle Sobiech was given honorable mention on the All Con- ference Team and the All Area Team, while Gail Condra won All Conference and All Area recognition. In addition, Gail received Honorable Mention to the Detroit Free Press All State Team. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Lori Sobiech, Statistician Gail Wineland, Pam Wilber, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Bailey, Michelle Sobiech, Val Beckwith, Manager Tyler Stewart. Back: Manager Penny Parrish, Patti 118 Lutterbeck, Alicia Veysey, Nan Weber, Robyn Rubley, Diane Fidler, Gail Condra, Tammy Scheidler, Manager Debbie Lutterbeck and Coach Bob Stewart. 119 ORIOLES TIE FOR THIRD PLACE The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Season was full of excitement with 4 games going into overtime. The Varsity Team comprised of 4 Seniors, 4 Juniors and 4 Sophomores finished the season with a Conference Record of 8-6 and an Overall Record of 11-9. The Orioles tied with Union City ofr 3rd place in the Con- ference. The biggest thrill of the season was defeating unbeaten Athens in overtime. One of the biggest disappointments was losing to Bronson in double overtime. Most points scored in one game: John Taylor — 39, Eric Rice — 32. Leading Scorers: Eric Rice — 334 points, John Taylor — 285 points. (Due to illness and injury John missed 6 games). Top Rebounders: Eric Rice — 229, David Spalding — 141. Leading in Assists: Tim Wilkinson — 117. Most Valuable Player — Eric Rice. Most Improved Player — Wally Schultz. All Conference 1st Team: Eric Rice and John Taylor. All Conference Honorable Mention: Wally Schultz. All Area Team: Eric Rice and John Taylor. “AP” Class C All State Honorable Mention: Eric Rice and John Taylor. Free Press Class C All State Honorable Mention: Eric Rice. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Scott Withington, Tim Wilkin- son, Tim Schmidt, Gerald Hinds, Manager David Luce. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, Wally Schultz, John Taylor, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Eric Rice, Doug Russell, Craig Fish, Tim Finley, Kenny Kurtz. Not Pictured: Manager Nate Johnson. 120 121 2nd PLACE IN BIG 8 TOURNAMENT The 1982-83 Quincy High Wrestling Team was a young and inexperienced team, still the squad managed a 2nd place finish in the Big 8 Conference Tournament. The matmen earned a 3rd place berth overall in the Conference with a 3-3 Conference Record and a 4-8 Overall Record. Senior Captain Mike Hard was elected the Most Valuable Wrestler, was 1st in the Big 8 and was 2nd in our district at 138 lbs. Mike also led the team in falls and was a 4-year letter winner. Senior Captain Scott Wilkinson led the team in take downs, was a 3rd time Regional qualifier, and was a 4-year letter winner also. Lance Wiser was our only State qualifier and was elected “Hard Nose 82-83.” Gordon Bassage was elected “Rookie of the Year,” Brent Wygant was chosen as “Most Improved” and Kevin Kaiser was our “Spark Plug.” THE TEAM — Front: Statistician Rachel McRae, Tim Rzepka, Brent Withington, Tim Beaudin, Chad Horn, Dan Nance, Tom Lothamer, Jim Luce, manager Donald Kahaian and manager Andy Kaiser. Back: Coach Ken Downey, Lance Wiser, Lonnie Laurie, Ed Marsh, Gordon Bassage, Brad Parrish, Ron Coco, Scott Wilkinson, Mike Hard, Bruce Pohl, Brent Wygant, Dan Morris, Kevin Kaiser, George Jenkot and Jay Millard. Not Pictured: Statistician Dawn Hilton. Above: Captain Mike Hard, Captain Scott Wilkinson, and Kevin Kaiser showing his happiness after winning his match. 122 123 SPIKERS YOUNG BUT SUCCESSFUL The Varsity Volleyball team consisted of three Seniors and seven Juniors. This young team finished the season in fifth place with a Big 8 Conference Record of 6-8 and an overall record of 11-15. Post season awards were given as follows: Nan Weber was selected for the Big 8 All Conference team. She also received her 4 year award. Diane Gilbert received All Conference Honorable Mention Honors. THE TEAM — Kelly Johnson, Christie Betts, Gail Wineland, Tammy Scheidler, Diane Fidler, Coach Lonnie Evon, Tammy Dooley, April Jett, Nan Weber, Inez Letts and Alicia Veysey. 124 125 VARSITY BASEBALL 1983 A young Oriole Baseball team concluded the year with a 4-10 conference record and a 5-12 overall record. The improvement this team has shown means a great deal. Especially since, six starters will return to join a corps of promising JV players next year. Despite a limited number of wins, this team did manage to play well later in the season and even bring home a trophy from the Bronson Invitational. Post Season Awards were given as follows: Doug Russell received 1st Team All Conference honors, Shawn Massey made the 2nd Team and Gerald Hinds and Tim Wilkinson received Honorable Mention. Mike Hagaman received the Most Valuable Award and Shawn Massey received the Most Improved Award from their teammates. THE TEAM — Front: Gerald Hinds, Wally Schultz, Jody Har- mon, Brian Ditton, Mike Waterbury, Todd Ellis, Lance Wiser. Middle: Manager Todd Male, David Thornton, Brent Parkin- son, Tim Brockway, Mike Hagaman, David Williams, Manager Chad McGlothlen. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Tim Wilkinson, Shawn Massey, Doug Russell, Kurt Spalding, Coach Greg Gruner. 127 BOYS’ TRACK TEAM REBUILDS 128 The boys’ track team finished the 1983 season with a 3-4 conference dual meet record and an overall dual meet record of 5-6. The Orioles finished 4th in the conference meet, giving them 5th place overall in final track standings. The team received a runnerup trophy at the Bronson Invitational. Quincy qualified at least one individual in every event for the County Meet. The following boys earned a 1st place in the County Meet: David Spalding — high jump (tied meet record of 6'), Kevin Kaiser — Discus, Tim Finley — pole vault, Eric Rice — 120 yd. high hurdles (set new meet record — 15.5), Jim Supianoski — 100 yd. dash, Ron Lange — 880 yd. run, Jim Supianoski, Tim Finley, Brent Wygant and Eric Rice — 440 yd. relay team. The boys finished 6th in the State regional and qualified two individuals for the State Meet: Eric Rice and Jim Supianoski. Jim qualified all four years for the State Meet. Eric Rice joins the Century Club with 183 points. He also placed 1st in the Conference Meet in the 120 yd. high hurdles with a time of 15.4. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Lance DeMerritt, Kenny Teachout, Scott Locke, Jason Shilling, Matt Pepper, Jay Murdock, Allen Blodgett, Manager Richie Schultz. Middle: Coach Bob Bell, David Spalding Ron Lange, Eric Rice, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Goforth, Tim Finley, Coach Dan Ludlow. Back: Andy Logic, Jay Millard, Brett Cutler, Jim Supianoski, Soctt Sobiech, Brent Wygant, Todd Cochrane, Kevin Stempien. 129 DUAL MEET WINNING STREAK ENDS AT 65 130 The 1983 Quincy Girls’ Track team was a young team that developed throughout the year. The Lady Orioles finished the season with a 4-3 league record and an 8-3 dual meet record. Quincy Girls’ state record of 65 consecutive dual meet wins came to an end when they were defeated by Conference Champs Athens. This record involved hundreds of individuals during the seven-year string and is a tribute to our school and our coaching staff. The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 8th year in a row and tied for 2nd place in the Mendon Relays. This year the 220 yard hurdles were replaced with the 330 yard low hurdles. Setting a record in this event was Connie Quimby with a time of 49.8. Diane Gilbert won 1st Place in the Conference Meet in the discus with a throw of 102T1 . Four girls scored at least 100 points: Connie Quimby — 147 Vt points, Jill Philippy — 136' 2 points, Kelly Johnson — 119 2 points and Tammy Dooley — 115 points. Kelly Johnson is in 6th Place in Career High Points with 3723 points. THE TEAM — Front: Kelly Johnson, Lori Dobson, Jill Philippy, Lori Bailey, Lori Camp, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilber, Monica Harris, Annette Paul. Middle: Coach Gary Adams, Manager Diane Fidler, Dawn Hilton, Patti Lutterbeck, Nan Weber, Connie Quimby, Denise Riegel, Chantal Cochrane, Tina Rumsey, Coach Marty Chard. Back: Melanie Ryan, Tam- my McMichael, Val Beckwith, Lori Babbage, Cyndi Michael, Diane Gilbert, Tammy Dooley, Jodi Paul. 131 JV’S GAIN EXPERIENCE HOME DOWN YARDS TO GO The JV Football Team finished the 1982 season with a 2-5 Conference record and a 3-5 Overall record. The JV’s had some tough competition but they showed their determination and gained some valuable experience. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Steve Trail, Carson Neible, Ed Marsh, Matt Pepper, Teddy Kahaian, Bob Hooley, Jason Bailey, Tom Lothamer, Gordon Bassage, Scott Locke, Billy Jef- fries, Manager Jeff Hutchins. Middle: Coach Chuck Cook, Tracy Maggart, Mark Houvener, Kenny Kurtz, Matt McCon- nell, Jerry Jackowiak, Dave Murray, Mike Rodgers, Tim Berry, Ed Cariuty, Brad Parrish, Coach Dennis Quimby. Back: David Hammond, Jim McRae, Joey Mitchell, Tim Brockway, Craig Fish, David Spalding, David Karney, Tracy Peterson, Gordon Thomas, Tim Blodgett, Jerrod Robinson and Shawn Talbot. 132 “BIG 8” CHAMPS The 1982 JV Girls’ Basketball Team won the “Big 8” Con- ference Title this year with a 12-2 conference record and a 15-3 overall record. An improved offensive output and a tenacious defense were the major reasons for this team’s success. THE TEAM — Front: Frenda Otis, Monica Harris, Denise Riegel, Keli Cutler, Stephanie Roush, Cyndi Michael. Back: Manager Laney Fickle, Connie Quimby, Stephanie Wymer, Lori Babbage, Karime Cariuty, Angela Basse, Rhonda VanRiper, Shari Brown and Coach Greg Gruner. Not Pictured: Annette Paul and Manager Chris Christian. 133 JV’S YOUNG BUT IMPRESSIVE Five Sophomores joined nine Freshmen in forming this season’s Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Rick Deal and Scott Lutterbeck led the team in scoring while Allen Blodgett and Rick Deal led in rebounding. David Chaney and Scott Locke added their ball handling and defensive skills to the squad. The nine Freshmen improved steadily throughout the season to make a valuable contribution to the team’s efforts. These first year players having a very limited middle school program learned quickly and should be the foundation of a strong team next season. The team finished the season with a 6-8 Conference Record and a 6-13 Overall Record. THE TEAM — Front: Scott Lynd, Ed Cariuty, Scott Lut- terbeck, David Chaney, Jason Bailey, Scott Locke. Back: David Hammond, Jerrod Robinson, Allen Blodgett, Scott Sobiech, Todd Thibideau, Rick Deal, Robert Smith, Joey Mitchell, Coach Chuck Cook. VOLLEYBALL SQUAD SHOWS PROMISE The J.V. Volleyball team showed much improvement over the previous year. The Lady Orioles finished the season with a 5-9 Conference record. THE TEAM — Front: Stephanie Roush, Dawn Quimby, Denise Riegel, Keli Cutler, Jill Philippy, Frenda Otis. Back: Robin Laurell, Tina Rumsey, Connie Quimby, Karime Cariuty, Stephanie Roush, Lori Babbage, Coach Judy Burgess. 135 JV’S HOLD KEY TO FUTURE The JV Baseball team finished the season with a 1-7 record. There was much excitement though as three of the Orioles’ losses were by one run which makes for good games but nothing in the win column. The team improved throughout the season and finished on a good note by defeating Bronson. THE TEAM — Front: Manager Chris Ostrander, Shawn Bowers, Chad Horn, Scott Lynd, Ed Cariuty, Joe Berry, Manager Jeff Lutterbeck. Middle: David Wilson, Jerrod Robin- son, Scott Lutterbeck, Ken Kurtz, Mike Rodgers, Shawn Talbot. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Craig Fish, Jerry Jackowiak, Rick Deal, Tim Rzepka, Jim McRae, Gordon Thomas. 136 PING PONG TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS — Front: Connie Quimby, Denise Riegel, Dale Parrot, Tom Lothamer, Lon- nie Laurie, Jim Luce, Eric Lippert, Murl Kinsey. Second Row: Tim Schmidt, Shawn Massey, Jim Weber, Daivd Thompson, Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Jim McRae, Ted Kahaian. Third Row: Angela Basse, Stephanie Roush, Dawn Quimby, Lynn DesJardins, Keli Cutler, Robin Laurell, Frenda Otis, Paula Gratz, Brad Parrish. Back: Karime Cariuty, David Wilson, David Williams, Dan Williams, David Spalding, Joel Mitchell, Matt McConnell, David Karney. WINNERS — Front: David Williams, 4th Place; Dan Williams, 3rd Place. Back: Shawn Massey, 1st Place; Mr. Scott Weber, Advisor; Mike Hagaman, 2nd Place. 137 Vf R MIDDLE SCHOOL W -4 EIGHTH GRADE Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers Marc Brand Larry Brewer Earl Brouse Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Vikki Burley Darin Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Richard Clark Jim Clayton Tom Cole Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Jerry Kay Davis Michael Dodd Greg Donay Tom Donbrock Bobby Dooley Tim Dowker Joey Dunn Scott Ernsberger 140 David Fillmore Glenn Finley Marilyn Fryer Julie Gould Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Edward Homey Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Richard Lensky Marty Lewis David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Tammy Lyon Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Allen McClellan Susan Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Pat Murray Mitchell Neeley Penny Parrish Lori Ann Pavelko 141 April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt Michelle Quimby Renee Richards Mark Rootes Dawn Russell Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Christine Tong Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney Scott Withington Jackie Wood SEVENTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Baker Pam Barnett Billy Beckwith Jim Bennett Bobby Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs 142 Chelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Erik Butterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joseph Cekander Norman Cekander Jr. Callie Clark Steve Conley Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Andy Cottman Paul Allan Davis Paul David Davis Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson David Donay Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Cynthia Fillmore Melinda Fleming Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Debbie Gould Paula Gruner Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Audrey Hickey Tammy Hoag Derek Horn 143 Jimmy Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson Patti Justice Kim Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jenni Leosh John Locklin Dawn Logic Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Debbie Marvin Melissa Mason Michael McConnell Patsy McDonald Melissa McMichael James McNabb Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Patty Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Karen Newberry Derek O’Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Tammy Paisley Regina Parks Jill Paul Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearsons Christa Pifer Chad Purcell 144 Ken Quimby Derek Reichhart Michelle Richards' Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steve Salyer Joel Sanderson Richie Schultz Dorcas Shilling Lisa Siler Jamie Spurlock Kirk Staley Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Robert Tenney Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Kori VandyBogurt Tressa Vanover Melissa Varino Penny Varney Sanford Waltz Allen Watkins Not Pictured: Emily Fairbanks Lisa McCurley SIXTH GRADE 145 Amy Allen Brett Allman Michelle Ash Joel Asher Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Ricky Barnett Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Brett Bowers Wayne Burke Temrey Burritt Christine Christian Mike Clemenson Steve Clifford Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Anissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Shawn Humpries Janelle Jeffrey Joe Johnson 146 Gary Karney Brenda Kempton Mike King Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Christina Leyo Lynn Logic Kevin Longhini Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughen Lisa McCurley Jared McDowell Chad McGlothen Tina Meyer Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandra Morrison Chad Musselman Amy Newberry David Newsome Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Philippy Amy Quimby Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Jacki Reynolds Ronald Richards Jaime Sanderson Kim Shaw Sandy Siegel Angel Simaske Yancy Small 147 Dena Smallwood Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Kelie Strouse Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Charles Wing Kent Wyatt 8TH GRADE AWARDS ALLA’S AWARD Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Marilyn Fryer, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Brian Price, Lori Sobiech, Kelly Sours — English Jeff Brown, Marilyn Fryer, Jeff Hawes, Eddie Homey, Lori Johnston, Donald Kahaian, Penny Parrish, Brian Price, Michelle Quimby and Lori Sobiech — Math Van Marshall — Outstanding Contribution in Math Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Lori Sobiech — Social Studies Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Penny Parrish, Brian Price and Lori Sobiech — Science OUTSTANDING Debbie Berry, Donald Kahaian and Kevin Pruitt— Phys. Ed. Donald Kahaian, Brian Price — Drafting MOST IMPROVED George Curtis — English Brian Smith — Math Tracy Snellenberger — Social Studies Kevin Pruitt — Science Tammy Justice, Robert Forrester, Andy Kaiser — Phys. Ed. Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Penny Parrish, Michelle Quimby and Tammy Rzepka — CITIZENSHIP AWARD Donald Kahaian — FACULTY AWARD 7TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Rachelle Brown, Cindy Fillmore and Brian Hall — Band Jim Howard and Doug Tanner — Science Trent Blair, Sarah Enos, Emily Fairbanks, James Howard, Kim Kaufman, Jodie Lemke, Mike McConnell, Derek O’Connell and Doug Tanner — Geography Paula Gruner, Jeff Hutchins and Doug Tanner — Social Studies Lee Ann Brown, Lonna Otis, Derik Reichhart and Doug Tanner — Phys. Ed. Sarah Enos, Brian Hall, Kim Kaufman, Jamie Lemke and Doug Tanner — English Tina Briggs, Sean Burley, Cary Coonce, Greg Dobson, Sarah Enos, Brian Hall, Jim Howard, Kim Kaufman, Steve Marowelli, Debbie Marvin, Mike McConnell, Missy McMichael, Lonna Otis, Derik Reichhart, Traci Ryan Dorcas Shilling — Math MOST IMPROVED Rosemary Forrester — Science Laurie Barker, Carll Converse, Steve Marowelli — Band Lee Ann Brown, Rachelle Brown, Lorna Bulkowski — Geography Kelly Michael and Noel Tucker — Social Studies Paula Gruner and Beth Hammond — Phys. Ed. Todd Dovey, Nicole Jeffery and Penny Varney — English Kristie McRae and Jamie Spurlock — Math Tina Briggs, Rachelle Brown and Derik Reichhart — CITIZENSHIP AWARD 6TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Brett Allman and Brett Bowers — Math Erica Ewers — Science Jennifer Hand — English Laney Fickle — Social Studies Jason Enos — Band Clint Cook and Jennifer Rathert — Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Steve Clifford, Janelle Jeffery and Mike King — Math Kent Wyatt — Science Vicky Benson — English Scott Maggart — Band Tina Houvener, Jim Gordon and Shannon Persails — Phys. Ed. Gaye Coolman, Kirk Cutler, Jennifer Hand, JoEllen Parrish Sandy Siegel and Loretta Tobolske — CITIZENSHIP AWARD Brenda Manley — FACULTY AWARD 148 EIGHTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: Marilyn Fryer Lori Pavelko Kari Markley Renee Richards Not Pictured: Tom Cole Tammy Lyon Michelle Quimby Chris Tong Angie Curtis Nedra Huttenlocher Jerri Clark Lynn Hard Tim Dowker Dena Knapp David Jeffries Mike Dodd Joey Dunn Ed Homey Van Marshall Marc Brand Penny Parrish Susan Miller David Fillmore Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess SEVENTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: Sanford Waltz Cindy Fillmore Melissa Varino Sarah Enos Brian Hall Amy Swallow Emily Fairbanks Not Pictured: Laurie Barker Christal Strong SECOND ROW: Julie Roberts Missy McMichael Pam Miller David Donay Dawn Logic Christa Pifer Traci Ryan Lance DeMerritt THIRD ROW: Paul Stark Chelle Brown Kori VandyBogurt Joel Sanderson Kristie McRae Jamie Spurlock Kim Kaufman Marci Baker Natalie Allaman Tammy Turnpaugh Carll Converse Steve Marowelli FOURTH ROW: Richard Dobson Jason Coolman Derek O’Connell Jimmy Howard Richie Schultz Mike McConnell Michelle Richards Jamie Lemke Tina Briggs Jim Bennett 150 Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess SIXTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: Jason Enos JoEllen Parrish Gaye Coolman Sandy Morrison Brenda Manley Jenny Consolini Anissa Hart Scott Maggart Heath Persails MIDDLE ROW: Michelle McClughen Amy Allen Sonja Bean Tina Meyer Holly Moore Wayne Burke Sandy Siegel Brett Bowers BACK ROW: David Marshall Joel Asher Michelle Hawkins Brenda Kempton Jared Metcalf Colt Gollnick Mark VanWald Paul Swift Steve Clifford 151 Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess CROSS COUNTRY Front: Michelle Jeffrey, Darin Carpenter, Bill Beckwith, Jim Bennett, Jeff Hawes, Derek Ball, Corey Avra, Andy Hawes. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Regina Parks, Autumn Hardy, Jacinda Beckwith, Dorcas Shilling, Richie Schultz, Jason Bowers, Kevin Pruitt, Aaron Porter and Janelle Jeffrey. FLAG FOOTBALL 152 Front: Marc Brand, Tim Minton, Darin Carpenter, Brian Bowerman, Joey Dunn, Jeff Brown, Sanford Waltz, Jeff Hutchins, Greg Dobson, Steve Marowelli, Doug Craig. Second Row: Derek Horn, Doug Tanner, Jim Bennett, Paul Stark, Jason Coolman, Kenny Johnson, Derek Ball, Ed Homey, Lynn Hard, Mark Rootes, Billy Beckwith and Joey Cekander. Third Row: Brian Tobalske, Jimmy Howard, Lonny Wright, Derek Reichhart, Scott Withington, Mike Dodd, David Jeffries, Richie Schultz, Steve Trail, Steven Conley, Scott Marvin. Back: Kirk Staley, Pat Murray, David Luce, Eric Water- bury, Wade Paul, Todd Earl, Carll Converse, Tom Donbrock, Michael McConnell, Allen Ebert, Jason Bowers, and Tom Cole. Front: Kenny Johnson, Jeff Hawes, Brian Bowerman, Derek Ball, Paul Allan Davis, Carll Converse, Derek Horn, Joey Cekander. Middle: Lance DeMerritt, Mike Dodd, Rick Herman, Donald Kahaian, Aaron Porter, Andy Hawes, Sanford Waltz. Back: Coach Chuck Hilton, Lonny Wright, Andy Kaiser, Mitch Neeley, Tim Hagaman, Kirk Staley, David Jeffries, Lynn Hard. WRESTLING Front: Regina Parks, Traci Ryan, Melissa Amos, Tina Briggs, Shawn Strong, Beth Hammond, Tammy Lyon, Tina Paul, Natalie Allaman, Jerri Clark. Second Row: Jackie Cash, Tracy Snellenberger, Lisa Mason, Debbie Marvin, Trina Luckadoo, Lonna Otis, Jenni Leosh, Rosie Forrester, Kelly Sours, Bobbie Shilling, Dorcas Shilling, Julie Roberts, Tammy Hoag, Christi Jansen. Third Row: Inez Letts, April Jett, Angie Marsh, Dena Knapp, Lorrinda Whitney, Alicia Curtis, Jenny Buell, Coach Judy Burgess, Tam- mie Hutchins, Kathleen Ryan, Rhonda Paul, Jill Paul, Melissa Varino, Susan Miller. Back: Jacinda Beckwith, Leslie Hilton, Debbie Lutterbeck, Michelle Christian, Tammy Rzepka, Angie Curtis, Michelle Quimby, Marilyn Fryer, Brenda Kratzer, Michelle Jef- frey, Heather Murray, Kristie McRae. VOLLEYBALL 153 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front: Heather Murray, Callie Clark, Shawn Strong, Nickie Jeffery, Beth Hammond, Julie Roberts, Trina Luckadoo, Chelle Brown, Tammy Hoag. Row 2: Jenni Leosh, LeeAnn Brown, Lonna Otis, Laurie Barker, Kelly Michael, Pam Miller, Melissa Varino, Sarah Enos, Tina Paul. Row 3: Coach Judy Burgess, Dawn Russell, Jackie Wood, Chris Tong, Marilyn Fryer, Tammy Rzepka, Angela Curtis, Leslie Hilton, Lorie Johnston, Michelle Quimby, Coach Kim Rodesiler. Back: Debbie Berry, Millie Blowers, Jenette Buell, Iva Blowers, Debbie Lutterbeck, Penny Parrish, Michelle Christian, Susan Miller, Lori Sobiech, Kelly Sours. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Front: Sean Burley, Billy Beckwith, Jason Coolman, Greg Dobson, Steve Trail, Jeff Hutchins, Chad Purcell, Paul Stark, Jim Bennett. Row 2: Tim Pearson, Steve Salyer, Richie Schultz, Wade Paul, Trent Blair, Doug Tanner, Michael McConnell, Steve Marowelli, Eric Butterbaugh. Row 3: Coach Mike Bodkins, Mark Rootes, Jeff Brown, Darin Carpenter, Eric Waterbury, Pat Murray, David Luce, Doug Craig, Coach Brian Ludlow. Back: Tom Donbrock, Brian Price, Allen Ebert, Scott Marvin, David Fillmore, Robert Combs, Scott Withington, Marc Brand. 154 Front: Jacinda Beckwith, Dawn Russell, Kelly Sours, Jackie Wood, April Hardy, Kelli Michael, Betty Barnett, Kathleen Ryan, Brenda Kratzer, Lori Johnston. Second Row: Laurie Barker, Jenni Leosh, Missy McMichael, Tina Paul, Carol Wilson, Traci Ryan, Patty Michalski, Callie Clark, Autumn Hardy, Chelle Brown. Back: Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Karice Loveberry, Dorcas Shilling, Debbie Berry, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis, Lori Sobiech, Michelle Christian, Tammy Rzepka, Carrie Coonce, Coach Shannon Rice. GIRLS’ TRACK Front: Greg Dobson, Donald Kahaian, Derek Ball, Aaron Porter, Jeff Brown, Darin Carpenter, Brian Price, Doug Craig, Richie Schultz. Second Row: Scott Withington, Brian Bowerman, Kenny Johnson, James Hoff, Jeff Hawes, Jason Bowers, Chris Deck, Pat Murray, Billy Beckwith, Chad Purcell. Back: Coach Karice Loveberry, Coach Jack Faulkner, Steve Trail, Todd Earl, Robert Combs, Richard Lensky, Kevin Pruitt, Allen Ebert, Tim Pearson, Kirk Staley, Coach Shannon Rice. BOYS’ TRACK 155 Top Left: QUIZ BOWL — Brian Bowerman, Jeff Hawes, Jeff Brown, Donald Kahaian, Marilyn Fryer, Brian Price, Richard Lensky, Darin Carpenter, Michelle Quimby, Melissa Amos, Doug Craig, Lorie Johnston, Advisor Mr. Undeen, Advisor Mrs. Banker. This team placed second in the “Big Eight Conference.” Top Right: SEVENTH GRADE SPELLING BEE — Jim Ben- nett, Rosie Forrester, Tracy Ryan, James Howard, Melissa McMichael, Jeff Hutchins, Cynthia Fillmore, Jamie Lemke, Brian Hall, Sean Burley, Sarah Enos, Doug Tan- ner, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Ad- visor Mrs. Leosh. Bottom: TOP TEN MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN — Greg Dobson, Tina Briggs, Kevin Longhini, Mike Clemenson, Wayne Burke, Michelle Quimby, Jenni Leosh, Angela Curtis, Carol Wilson, Erica Ewers. QMS ACHIEVERS 156 Top Left: SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE — Bret Bowers, Jason Enos, Brett Allman, Kirk Cutler, Sonja Bean, Michelle Hawkins, Jen- nifer Hand, Angel Simaske, Jared Metcalf, Laney Fickle, Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Michelle Waite. Not Pictured: Steve Counterman. This team placed first in the “Big 8 Conference.” Top Right: QMS MATH COM- PETITION PARTICIPANTS — Todd Male, Jared Metcalf, Brenda Kempton, Gred Dob- son, Brian Hall, Dorcas Shilling, Brian Price, Donald Kahaian, Lori Sobiech, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Advisor Mrs. Hughes. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL — Kent Wyatt, Lonna Otis, Missy McMichael, Secretary Julie Roberts, Clint Cook, Darin Carpenter, Vice-President Jeff Hutchins, Treasurer Michelle Jeffrey, President Donald Kahaian, Advisor Mr. Longhini, Kelly Sours. 157 QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, B.A. Memphis State University, Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics M.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics 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 Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State Univ., B.A. Science 158 Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. 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., B.S. 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 Defiance College, B.S. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 159 SNOOPY’S f SPECIAL P Please Thank'W FIFTH GRADE Jennifer Adams Donnie Banker Brandon Barrett Robert Bates Pat Beldock Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Steven Booher Chad Boss Nicholas Bowers Tammi Briggs Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Cindy Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole Paula Coleman James Conley Riesie Cox Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Debbie Curtis Derek Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Dean Danny Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Kathy Freese Jason Gale Jennifer Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Christopher Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy 162 Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman Billy Keegan Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Dana King Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brad Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Danielle Laurell Debbie Laurell Carrie Lepper Kevin Lewis Dawn Lindbert Robby Luckadoo Amy Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey James Maynard Brenda McClellan Robert McDonald Leslie McNabb Hope Meade Eryika Mendelsohn Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks David Mills Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Julie Nance Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Joel Nighswander Ryan O’Connell Chris Ostrander Stephanie Owens Cherish Paradine Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart John Richardson David Risk 163 David Roberts Zail Sheets Angela Sherrick Amy Shook Brent Shook Kimberly Smith Eric Snellenberger Kevin Staley Josh Stayner Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Mike Tanner Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Noel Tucker Kelly Vanover Matt Waligora Larry Ware Hugh Watson Sean Watson Not Pictured: Chris Pepper Kari Varney Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mr. Greg Gruner Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Jeff Bender Cathy Bennett 164 Jerry Bowers Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Jennifer Brown Jim Brown Michael Brown Brian Buckley Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Kelly Craig Richard Daniels Shawn Davis Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Wesley Dove Darla Dowker Joey Dyer Marvin Dyer Jeff Erts Christina Field Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Nicole Foster James Gann Sara Gibson Michelle Goshorn Chad Hagaman Nickie Hamilton Greg Hardy Rick Hashley Gretchen Heise Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Sherry Hockenberry Dorie Houvener Jason Huss Heather Ivey Angie Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Richard Kast Kathy Kranz Brooks Kratzer Angie Kubiac Linda Kurtz Scott Lepper Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Crystal Logic Lisha Loveberry 165 Tammy Lujack Ricky Lynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Erik Maurer Brenda Maxwell Tara May Shasta McClughen John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Laura Otis Theresa Otis Teri Parks Mike Parshall Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Cherie Richards Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rodgers Billy Rogers Brian Rogers Nita Sarles Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Danny Scherer Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Frank Simons Tanya Skaggs Clifford Speaker David Stempien Dawn Stidham Jennifer Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey April Walker Michael Wallace 166 Not Pictured: Jennifer McDaniel Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Carisa Ash Jerry Ash JoEllen Asher Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biochini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Travis Boardman Kevin Brockway Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jason Carter Jeff Christian Jessica Cockrell Candi Cole Stacy Coleman Lori Conley Randy Counterman JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton Tina Earl David Easterday Nickie Edwards Jody Fincham Timothy Finnegan Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Tonia Green Ron Gould 167 Derek Griffith Mark Gysel Jamie Hacker Holly Harrington Otis Harrington William Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Deanna Hoard Diana Houvener Carri Iford Jason Jeffrey Dorrian Karris Toby Kirk Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Erin Lattas Ben Lewis Michael Leyo Kevin Lindbert Chad Lown Derek Lynd Jeff Lynd Sheri Macklin Beth Ann Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Shannon Marshall Michael McCauley Shane McCavit Greg 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 Becky Pifer Jenny Pinckert Alan Pomranka Stephanie Rathert Tangi Richards Karan Richardson Angel Risk Steven Roberts John Robinson Corey Roush 168 Jimmy Scherer Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Michael Simpson Paul Smith Teresa Smith Shannon Strittmatter Jamie Strouse Monica Thompson Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters Joseph Westfall Kaprice Wyatt Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pamela McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell SECOND GRADE David Abbeg Amy Alleshouse Brent Angevine Shane Ash Paul Askew Nicole Barve Mike Basse Shannon Bender Andy Blair Denise Blakeman Clint Bloom Terry Boatman Derek Booher Aaron Bowers David Bowers Matt Bregger Carma Broe Christopher Burk Tanecia Burritt Frank Butler Sara Callahan Chad Carter Steve Clancy Jessie Clark 169 Jeremy Cockrell Jim Cole Kevin Contat Eric Cooney Kelly Crandall Robert Daniels Megan Davidson Misty Davis Joshua Enos Theron Ewers Michelle Fuller Denise Gann Martin Hamaker Jessica Harrington Chad Hashley Wendy Higbee Heather Hulbert Charity Ivey Joe Justice Tina Keegan Lora Kimball Tammy Kingsbury Amy Kranz Penny Kroa Jennifer Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis Bobby Linn John Lothamer Danielle Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Martha Maxell Denise Maynard Marci McGlothlen Amber McMicheal Matthew Meade Scott Metcalf Michelle Michael Dawn Miller Jason Neusbaum Tyler Parker Tommy Peel Mark Parshall Gerl Pish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter Damian Quimby Adam Radenbaugh Sara Richhart Lori Riddle Chassity Rigleman Matt Rybakowski 170 — «I N gif hcr Ben Shaw Christina Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lorrie Siefken John Simmons Patty Simons Dan Smith Jimmy Smurr Danny Stayner Jason Stempien Adam Stephens Carri Steuenberg Tom Strawser Jessica Sturtz Jeannette Swift Cindy Thomas Mary Toth John Tuckey Chad Vanderpool Nicky VandyBogurt Debra Varino Tim Waite Daren Waligora Amber Wallace Tanya Weage Matthew Winger Susan Wymer Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Patricia Rutenbar Not Pictured: Calvin Gordon FIRST GRADE Christine Albright Tammy Avra Robby Bair Scott Barry Seth Berry Becky Blakeman Michael Boardman Jason Booher Christina Bowers Rowland Brewer Toni Brooks Melodie Buckman 171 Jason Budd Theresa Carmen Wendy Clawson Eric Cole Clay Cook Matt Counterman Quint Cox Troy Creager Jennifer Daniels Lisa Earl Paula Perrier Wayne Fincham Cindy Gann Douglas Gano Ricky Gilchrest Justin Gillen Timothy Gipple John Gordon Danny Gysel Lance Hagaman Bradley Hale Misty Harmon Joshua Harrington Mike Harrington Tracy Hartman Chris Holt Jimmy Hull Ryan Hutchins Holly Huss Jeremy Iford Chris Ivey Christine Justice Jaime Justice Brian Kirt Kristy Knisely Nathan Kurtz Herbert Lee Kenny Leibler Kyle Leosh Chandra Lindsey Angela Linn Jacki Macklin Heather Marquart Ami Marshall Rebecca Maxwell Shawna McClughen Floyd McVicker Justin Metcalf Brandon Michael Heather Mickle Cory Mihocko Kara Mishler Benjamin Mitchell Bobby Jay Moore 172 Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Jeremy Nelson Matthew Newberry Tony Outwater Melanie Owen Matthew Padget Chipper Paradine Tiffany Parshall Heather Paul Ronald Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Matthew Pish Jennifer Pruitt Christopher Radebaugh Jason Reindl Jerri Risk Serena Rockey Patrick Rose Steven Sailor Joshua Schewe Jennifer Sebring Patty Siegel Edward Simons Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Terry Sowers Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jamie Tesch Christopher Watkins Valorie Webb Melissa Weber •Mickey Wickham Stephanie Wilkins Scott Wise Matthew Wonders Chris Wood Nathan Wortz Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN 173 Jason Adams Jerry Adams Velvet Ames Shannon Ash Aaron Avery Jennifer Bailey Brook Barve Steven Basse Rosalyn Bates Melissa Bauder Michael Beaudin Jeffrey Bell Matthew Biolchini Chad Blair Kathy Blakeman Jennifer Bowman Melodie Buckman John Buell Harold Carlton Ronnie Cobb Marjorie Coco Darryl Converse Rhonda Cole Sabrina Custer Gene Cutler Sarah Czar Joe Davidson Anna Demshuk Jill Dobson Keith Flaugher Laura Frailey Dean Fuller Holly Gale Richey Gigowski Inez Gipple Andrea Gould Kevin Green Marcella Hamaker Eric Handy Betty Harrington Florence Harrington Kari Harris LaVern Higbee Nicole Hodges Billie Jo Hogle Rachel Iford Danielle Jeffrey Darlaane Keck Amanda Knapp Scott Laney Wendy Latson James Lent Katrina Lett Carl Lewis 174 Joe Losinske John Losinske Yolanda Manning Nicole Marske Sandy Maxwell Amanda May Corey McCavit Teri McNitt Nicholas Michael Amy Mitchell Natalie Mowrey Trisha Nelson Kelly Parker Matthew Parshall Tonya Persails Jeremy Pinckert Kelly Porter Mark Renfro Gregory Richer Stacy Rogers Jessica Rupp Jeffrey Rybakowski Lisa Scherer Thomas Sheets Matthew Siefken David Snellenberger Senyeh Solberg Joshua Stalhood Jason Stayner Jeremy Stempien Nathan Stewart David Stidham Curtis Stockford Ryan Tappenden Jeremy Thompson Bobbi Sue Topp Brandon Tuckey Michelle Tuckey Kevin Undeen Adam Vanderpool Jason Vanderpool Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Nancy Strang — Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth — Aide Not Pictured: Ryan Conley Mrs. Virginia Ball — Library Aide Ms. Jackie Craft — Physical Handicapped Ms. Debbie Doll — Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman — Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes — Playground Supervisor 175 Ms. Cheryl Jeffries — Remedial Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell — Special Education Ms. Mary Beth Krolezyk — Learning Disabilities Ms. Diane LaDue — Learning Disabilities Mr. Michael Nowicki — Physical Education Mrs. Grace Parshall — Hearing Impaired Mrs. Carol Smith — Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith — Hearing Impaired Ms. Kelly Snyder — Art Ms. Mary Zeiter — Physical Handicapped Aide 176 177 SINGING ORIOLES CANDY BARS.35 TOOTSIE POPS.IO LICORICE .3S POPCORN 3S HOT OOSS .75 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 114 W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Open 7 Days Congratulations 1983 Graduates From A acoRn BuiLDinG componems inc. Quality Aluminum Frame Windows and Steel Entry Doors 180 AMAX SPECIALTY METALS CORPORATION 460 Jay Street Phone 517-279-9511 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 TWX 510 443 4460 BECKWITH FURNITURE BARGAIN BARN 5 Miles South of Quincy Phone 639-4246 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. P. C. BALDWIN Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men Good Luck Orioles! (517)869-2427 LEE BURLEW GENERAL CONTRACTOR NEW HOMES — GARAGES — POLE BUILDINGS ROOFING — SIDING — REMODELING LEE BURLEW 721 Watkins Rd. Owner Allen, Michigan 49227 CARROLL’S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-2664 (Jspa Judes Quincy Oriole Jackets Downtown Quincy 182 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. We specialize... In Salon Type Photography and Graduation Portraits... of course! A Profile Portrait... Can be a beautiful experience... Along with love pictures in the great outdoors. Carousel PORTRAITURE by PHILBRICK 183 62 Division St. Coldwater 278-4886 Compliments of CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan COTTONWOOD RESORT 801 W. Wildwood Quincy, Michigan Cottages and Camping DOBSON INSURANCE Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us For All Your Insurance Needs 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 279-8071 JCWCLRV Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Fred A. Culy Coldwater, Mi 49036 Jeffrey A. Culy Phone (517) 279-9452 Christine Culy Forrister Congratulations to the Class of 1983 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Quincy, Michigan GENE’S Mobil A SERVICE We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 Good meat from the Heartland 36 E. Chicago, Quincy Telephone (517) 639-8520 JEFF (M.). GILCHREST, HARRIER Horseshoeing by Appointment 237 Bennett Rd. Quincy, Michigan 49082 Alien; 185 o FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN 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.” HICKOK CONSTRUCTION Commercial — Industrial 75 Liberty Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone 517-639-4035 186 Loyal R. Wiser Leroy R. Wiser Denney Bowen Bob Lewis Lance Wiser THE GUN SHOP L. R. Wiser Son, Inc. 931 Clarendon Rd. Quincy, Mich. 49082 Ph. 517-639-4537 Sporting Equipment Motorcycling, Snowmobiling BOBBY HANKINS MUSIC CITY 153 Divison St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Baldwin Pianos and Organs CONGRfVTULAT 10 N S SE-NlORS) JOHNSON ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Frank Johnson 329 Hog Creek Road 517-869-2277 Allen, Ml 49227 Kawasaki KARNEY PLUMBING HEATING REFRIGERATION 24 Hour Service 105 E. Chicago Quincy, Michigan Gary Karney and John Griffiths (517) 639-8046 187 Congratulations Seniors JOHN 15:12 “This is my commandment, that you love one another as I have loved you.” KAHAIAN’S KITCHEN KING L 1' f( i-—19 s • Stecfriic Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517 278 4518 Congratulations to the Two Miles East on Chicago Rd. Class of ’83 U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 A DIVISION OF THE MIDWEST Est- 1854 MARMON GROUP INC. FOUNDRY COMPANY 0 «11 lit Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Compliments of KNAPP POOLS 423 E. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Owner: Bob Brickey Congratulations Seniors m (Soot czCeatlier Co. P. O. Box 373 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 RAYMOND KRANZ, DDS Family Dentistry 8 North Main Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-7151 I'JCPenney 58 W. Chicago 278-6446 Coldwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 Congratulations Seniors! PARRISH EXCAVATING UJ-l-LLUluxS -r' the Place ] Phone 639-5325 Congratulations Seniors THE AMERICAN LEGION Sherman — Rice — Demorest Post 157 Quincy, Michigan 49082 517 639-7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Butler Quincy, Michigan 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 QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN Congratulations!! 1R.cUtt uv TR.ecosutti 453 Marshall Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-5258 Sundaes Banana Splits Fiestas Parfaits Shakes Sandwiches LP’s and Tapes Special Orders Pioneer Car Stereos Record Care Products 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy Come in and Let Us Sign Your Yearbook and We’ll Give You $2.00 Off Any LP or Tape. SARGE’S MARKET C3) Quincy’s Finest One-Stop Shopping Center 106 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8025 192 MF Mduy Ferguaon EQUIPMENT COMPANY Seybert’s Implement SALES AND SERVICE 826 E. Chicago Road COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 517-279-8002 JIM TONG GREG TUCKEY SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Coldwater • Union City • Tekonsha • Kinderhook Sohigro SERVICE COMPANY P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 193 You’ll Find All The Shopping News in the s Quick DELIVERY INC. � , A 1 Read It Every Wednesday... Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 46th Year Congratulations Seniors! ! 7hn SPURLOCK REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CO. 208 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8742 T-SHIRT ALLEY PLUS 19 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8101 BUICK-CHEVROLET INC,] 637 E CHICAGO ROAD COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 Plaques, Uniforms, Lettering, Special Art Silk Screening, Embroidering © ♦ CHEVROLET BUICK ■ETTIffliM Congratulations Class of ’83 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY Cake Decorating Candymaking Supplies Congratulations Seniors! WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race Street Coldwater, Michigan 278-5844 195 WATTS DRUG STORE 10 E. Chicago Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone: (517)639-5125 James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists Starting our 43rd year of serving Quincy WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater ★ Patient Profiles ★ Patient Consultation ★ Health information ★ City Delivery ★ Compounding Emergency Prescription Service 639-7130 Jim Watts 639-8553 VAN’S HOME SUPPLY WOOD’S SAFETY Van Hilton — Owner SERVICE 125 W. Chicago — Quincy 639-3345 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 i ft Phone area 517-278-4396 196 '2VaoduKZid i Women’s World of Fashion Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 YUKON MANUFACTURING Steel Fabricating and Welding Home of Yukon Snowmobile Trailers Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers for Their Support 197 SPONSORS B’S SHOP AND FLY 1294 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-4104 BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 11 E. Chicago St. Quincy 639-3215 R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy 639-4068 COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-8721 COLONIAL VILLAGE FLOWERS GIFTS 17 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-8715 GARY COOPER TRUCKING, INC. 321 Clizbe Rd. Quincy 639-4822 DAVIS MARINA 1872 Lake Drive — Coldwater Lake Coldwater 238-2791 FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Coldwater 278-4148 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9825 HOUSE OF BEAUTY 44 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4531 JOLAYNE’S BEAUTY SHOP Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8385 LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Rd. Quincy 639-9235 MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8436 McClellan oil company Reynolds Tires 27 Church St. Quincy ORIOLE SNACK SHACK Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION RAILSIDE FAMILY RESTAURANT 174 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-9655 SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 19V2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 West Chicago Quincy 639-5143 WITHINGTON’S PIG PALACE Purebred Yorkshires Jerry Withington and Family Montgomery 238-4756 198 SAVQ AddVH IMK '1 202 Watchamacallit Kit Kat Magazines Playboy Teen Seventeen Sports Illustrated Playgirl Music Groups Journey Styx Men at Work Alabama REO Speedwagon g !|rB 3! Records ■ jgifc-. Beat It (Michael Jackson) Mr. Roboto (Styx) Get Lucky (Loverboy) - i Escape (Journey) ■' (Del; Leppard) Vocalists Michael Jackson Lionel Richie ? Pat Benatar Sammy Hagar Bob Seger Soap Operas Days of Our Lives Guiding Light General Hospital Young and the Restless Another World Odyssey iScruples The Promise Movie Stars ToirjSelleck BurfReynolds Clint Eastwood Mr. T Dustin Hoffman T.V.Shows A-Team Magnum P.I. Fame M A S H Simon and Simon Movies 'Tootsie Spring Break Rocky III Soft Drinks fountain Dew ijp ' 206 FAVORITE SONGS Summer ’82 — Eye of the Tiger (Survivor) August — Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Billy Squire) September — Call Me (Sky) October — Truly (Lionel Richie) November — Adam and Eve Love Stinks (J. Geils) December — Just You and I (Crystal Gayle and Eddie Rabbit) January —1999 (Prince) February — Hungry Like the Wolf (Duran Duran) March — Little Red Corvette (Prince) April — Beat It (Michael Jackson) May — Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jive (Men at Work) All Year — Little Red Corvette (Prince) Results from Poll taken of Senior Class by Jenny Shilling 207 j hiAnji ___ rv 6oaoJ . ISfilCL' , W Q . 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