1984 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN YEARBOOK STAFF ......................................... 2 OPENING..................................................6 PEOPLE................................................. 16 SENIORS................................................18 UNDERCLASSMEN ........................................ 42 EVENTS..................................................82 SPORTS.................................................106 MIDDLE SCHOOL......................................... 138 ELEMENTARY ........................................... 160 ADVERTISEMENTS.........................................178 BEST OF TIMES........................................ 198 YEARBOOK STAFF To many people, a yearbook is just a book that holds the pic- tures of your friends. But many people spend long, hard hours working on the yearbook. The one person who works the hardest is our advisor, Mrs. Joanne Finley. We are pleased that we had the chance to work with her. I would also like to thank Mr. Chard for his help in making the yearbook special for the seniors. Over the years your yearbook will become a priceless treasure, reminding you of all your valuable high school days that pass so quickly by. I present to you a memory filled year- book, the 1984 Oriole. H O KJL I CdbJb X Head Photographer Dawn Hilton and Rachel McRae As another year comes to a close, its nice to have a yearbook to look back on the fun we had. I would like to thank all the staff members who sold ads. Without their help the yearbook would cost a lot more. Also, I would like to thank Mrs. Finley for all her hard work, because if it wasn’t for her the yearbook would not be published. Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon and Sports Editor Tim Finley Chantal Cochrane, Angie Erts and Annette Paul Shirley Adams and Laura Stafford (YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS) Karen Hosek, Laura Stafford, Dawn Hilton, Chantal Cochrane, Tom Lothamer, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Scott Sobiech. Not Pictured: Shawn Avra, Karime Cariuty and Angie Erts. We would like to thank Lee Zimmerman from the Taylor Publishing Company for all his help. We would also like to thank Ron Philbrick from The Carousel for all his help and for developing all our pictures. 3 YEARBOOK SALES ASSEMBLY The Yearbook Staff had fun preenting several skits for their Yearbook Assembly. They were trying to get the point across that high school days fly by so fast that soon all they would have left would be memories and their yearbook. The skit that was the most fun to present was when some of the staff members pretended to be bushes and trees and other members of the staff toilet papered them. “Remember how funny Julie Davis was?” Paula, Jennifer and Nedra reminisce about their high school days. “Remember all the fun we had at our high school dances?” “Remember all the fun students had this year T.P.’ing each others houses and yards?” Dawn cries because her high school days are over and Tim says “Aren’t you glad you bought a yearbook?” The Yearbook Staff pauses for a picture after doing a super job presenting the Year- book Assembly. (YEARBOOK STAFF) Front: Chantal Cochrane, Donald Kahaian, Karime Cariuty, Connie Quimby, Stephanie Franck, Annette Paul. Middle: Robin Laurell, Melissa Amos, Mary Geiman, Teresa Jeffery, Sherri Taylor, Angie Erts, Jacinda Beckwith, Jackie Wood, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley. Back: Paula Gratz, Nedra Huttenlocher, Marilyn Fryer, Rhonda VanRiper, Laura Stafford, Tom Lothamer, Karen Hosek,Scott Sobiech, Shawn Avra. (YEARBOOK STAFF) Front: Tim Finley, Brad Parrish. Second Row: Annette Roberts, Jennifer Dobson, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Kelly Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Penny Parrish. Third Row: Amy Rootes, Tonya Meyer, Val Beckwith, Robyn Rubley, Dena Stempien, Elaina Wood. Back: Becky Jones, Jill Philip- py, Paula Falzon, Shawna Walters, Billie Harbaugh, Shirley Adams. Not Pictured: Julie Davis, Terry Stephens and Chris Tong. 6 8 9 10 11 12 • %“ ■ ASPofe «ana « ..1 fiDNI SO MUCH As I sit here thinking, I realize how important You are to me... Without You, I am nothing. I was young when I came to know You, So I didn’t realize how great You are. I’ve drifted off through the years But You were always there, waiting for me to come to my senses. So now, my senior year, I’m back on the road with You at my side. With a Friend like You, I have no worries. And now I want to thank You for everything You’ve done. You’ve given me life and so much more — patience, gratitude, faith, understanding, hope... I owe You so much, and all I have to offer is my life. So now, to You, I dedicate my life. 15 PEOPLE 1984 SENIORS ARE IT! 2) an p. (Pennett (1hridtie (f3ettd JLrM £. BL oiverA Soxpk Q. B, owerman Jimotli ¥ Z)a mar a C.8 rewer 18 Jorie WicU a kCek under KaaaU 1 Coco Sara J.C rea ger u(ie 2)iane 2) auiA TJimolh V W. Sbehney 19 OCynn Wl. beA ardinA dorian $oAA 2Litton Jennifer oCee 2) obdon oCori dnn dbob Aon 2) aui d rJiee 1bonbrocb 2) eena Jee% oiuber Ifjorvei 4. t)ud3ay r. Kimberly 2). ddddinyton me 5. m Irida C.ar(ene runer ur P. Mart 2) enn ¥ J.JJi 21 awn WuH. Ml on dCewiA D4t orn Dlpril Darie ett Cjeraid lAJayne Ddindd oCaura ean Ddorney ndon Bruce MU orn D aren Dummy JJok nson Rckccca J. £ ones Ruk ard )3. Kingdbury _9nez £(ciine oCetts jCori cHitu aitii Patri ci a aC. Xutterbech $im X Waggart Sought X Wurtb Martleg ?. WartUt Sriun WartUi 23 aun c. m addeij WicUL WitL Wceu,, euen £. W tL WicUtJoL mUaetX Week ermcin HacUJIlic, WJ Poterl Clifton W, iner Ji,„ w. oore WeL.a oiverd -Petty J)c PiJJte 2 anlJ Paul Robert Stanton Karen Blaine S t empi en cJ?ida -St empi en 28 Rex 8. Sbacber Debbie d?ijnn SbomaA 2) aui jjj, n Sbornton Suzanne Wane Doll, Jltcia J. WieLelj. , 29 £yat oCynn lAJinelund oCance lA i Her Foreign Exchange Student Stefanie M. M. Franck — Borculo, the Netherlands Stefanie stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson 30 In Memoriam ... of ROBERT SAXMAN Our Friend and Fellow Classmate Who Drowned on June 10,1983 Robbie shows an assignment to Student Ag Teacher, Mr. Randy Judd, during his Sophomore year. Robbie’s family looks on as Lori Dobson donates an atlas to Mrs. Brown for the library from the Senior Class and Rev. David Mihocko in memory of Robbie. 31 Senior Class Officers: Secretary Michelle Sobiech Treasurer Rachel McRae President Lori Dobson Vice President Bart Marshall Advisor Mrs. Donna Keeslar Historian Dawn Hilton Colors: Burgundy and Pink Flower: Pink Rose with Burgundy Ribbon Song: “The Best Was Yet To Come” by Bryan Adams Motto: In learning, we have shared. In sharing, we have found friendship. In friendship, we have found ourselves. “TOMORROW” Our days of high school are growing short as graduation nears. The time is coming closer, when we will all have to face our fears. All of us are busy, making plans and goals that we hope to achieve. And we know in our hearts that they can happen, if we only remember to dream and believe. We will hold the memories in our heart, the fun times, the joys, and tears. And these times will become precious to us, as we recall them over the years. We wish all of our friends the best of luck, as we go our separate ways. Knowing that our decisions in life will affect us the rest of our days. We should consider graduation a happy time, not one of grief and sorrow. For we are no longer the children of yesterday, but the men and women of tomorrow. — Karen Hosek 33 (4) (5) (1) Rachel McRae and David Geiman, most organized (2) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, best dressed (3) Lori Dobson, David Ostrander and Pam Wilber, most disorganized (4) Art Hart and Michelle Sobiech, most gullible (5) Paul Falzon and Tim Finley, most intelligent 34 (1) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, most musical (2) Bruce Pohl and Lynn DesJardins, rowdiest (3)Tim Wilkinson and Kelly Johnson, most athletic (4) David Geiman and Laura Horney, most bashful (5) Lori Dobson and Robert Stanton, most artistic 35 (5) (1) Denny Higbee and Lori Dobson, best smile (2) Patti Lutterbeck and Doug Marsh, best eyes (3) Bruce Horn and Kristie Strouse, best build (4) Julie Davis and Tim Brown, best looking (5) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, most active 36 (5) (1) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, best personality and most likely to succeed (2) Gail Wineland and Tim Braden, class flirts (3) Lance Wiser and April Jett, most talkative (4) Tim Braden and Lori Dobson, friendliest (5) Class of ’84, best all around Seniors 37 ure? CSSSKIGH SCHor, vSct HI case rywVTr. vt A- KES-LIN « h«c„ JUNIORS Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett Tony Bowerman Tim Brockway Shari Brown Tammie Brown Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jacqueline Cooper Jennine Craig Monique Craig Susan Crandell Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Pam Dovey Eric Dules Frank 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 Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Scott Locke Lorri LoPresto Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutterbeck Ed Marsh Christine McGee Tammy McMichael James McRae Tonya Meyer Cyndi Michael David Murray Danny Nance Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy David Powers Willy Richards JoEllen Robson Brent Rodgers Michael Rodgers Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Mike Rybakowski Tim Rzepka Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark 43 Dena Stempien Eon Tesch Gordon Thomas Tina Trail Kevin VandyBogurt Stella VanWald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood John Woods Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Rodney Harper Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell 44 SOPHOMORES Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Debbi Benedict Joe Berry Todd Betts Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angie Coleman Tammy Combs Drew Cornelison Travis Creager Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angie Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard Terry Fox Mary Geiman Paula Gratz Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Mike Kanaby 45 Jeff Kiersey Robin Laurell Andy Logic Scott Lynd Tracy Maggart Matt McConnell Joel Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Dale Parrot Annette Paul Matt Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge David Sleesman Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Laura Stafford Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau 46 David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Rhonda VanRiper Lee Ann Watters Not Pictured: Stacy Connin Paige Mason Doug Harper Randy Root 47 FRESHMEN Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Betty Barnett Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers Karen Brand Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Jim Clayton Carrol Combs Robert Combs Mike Cottman Douglas Craig Angie Curtis George Curtis Mike Dodd Greg Donay Thomas Donbrock Bob Dooley Timothy Dowker Joe Dunn David Fillmore Glenn Finley Marilyn Fryer Julie Gould Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Jeff Hawes Rick Herman Leslie Hilton Ed Homey Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Lori Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Joe Latta John Latta Marty Lewis David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Tammy Lyon Kari Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Alan McClellan Susan Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Pat Murray Mitchell Neeley Penny Parrish Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt 49 Michelle Quimby Renee Richards Mark Rootes Dawn Russell Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobbie Shilling Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Christine Tong Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney John Winter Scott Withington Not Pictured: Vikki Burley Robert Hankins Jerry Davis Steve Harmon Robert Forrester Brian Smith Junior Class Officers: Shari Brown — Treasurer Keli Cutler — President Brad Parrish — Secretary Stephanie Wymer — Historian Karime Cariuty — Vice President Mrs. Diann Sattler — Advisor Sophomore Class Officers: Monica Harris — Treasurer Denise Riegel — Secretary Chantal Cochrane — Historian Mr. John Dogan — Advisor Joel Mitchell — President Stacy Connin — Vice President Freshman Class Officers: Van Marshall — Historian Donald Kahaian — President Penny Parrish — Secretary Jeff Brown — Treasurer Daren Carpenter — Vice President Mrs. Lois Ingraham — Advisor 51 BOARD OF EDUCATION The student body wishes to thank the 1983-84 School Board and the Quincy Community for their support during the year. As Seniors, we are also grateful to the School Board members of the past thirteen years and the Quincy Com- munity for giving us the oppor- tunity to get a fine education. We believe our school system is one of the finest in our area. Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Steven Shook Trustee 52 A TRIBUTE TO SUSAN Mrs. Susan Lambright was honored by the secretaries with a surprise reception when she retired this year after 30 years of dedicated service and loyalty to Quincy Community Schools as the district’s Executive Secretary and Accountant. Susan will be remembered for always having a smile, for being well organized and for being helpful. She is truly an inspira- tion to the students at Q.H.S. Susan Lambright began her job at the Susan still smiling in 1983 shortly school in 1953. before she retired. (BOARD OF EDUCATION — 1962-63 SCHOOL YEAR) Mr. Blaque Knirk, Superintendent Elwood Larson, Mrs. Amy Broad, Mr. Harold Schultz, Mr. Franklin Kratzer, Mr. Elmer Dobson, Mrs. Susan Lambright, Mr. Dayne Himebaugh, Mr. Jack Fowler. Susan with her husband, Sam Lam- bright and daughter, Mrs. Sarah Coolman. Surprise Susan! This is your party. Doesn’t Mr. Reynolds look pleased that the Secretaries were able to pull off this surprise. Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Mrs. Debbi Richer, Mrs. Susan Lambright, Mrs. Mary McCurley, Mrs. Connie Natusch, Mrs. Donna Ford, Mrs. Cass VanPatten, Mrs. Sandi Price, Mrs. Martha Reynolds. 53 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. 54 SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Connie Natusch, High School Secretary (2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant through November 30, 1983; Mrs. Debbi Richer, Secretary to School Board and Accountant beginning December 1, 1983; Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent’s Secretary (3) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor’s Secretary (4) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary (5) Mrs. Sandi Price, Elementary Secretary (6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk (2) 55 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 Mr. Marty Chard Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 56 Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. David Detweiler Goshen College, B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Shop Mr. Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Western Michigan Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Kathy McDonald Eastern Michigan Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan Univ., B.A. English Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green State Univ., B.S. Bowling Green State Univ., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University, B.S. Typing 57 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. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 58 Mr. Christopher Walczak 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 Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Library Aide Mr. Chris Katz Student Teacher Mathematics Political Science 59 CUSTODIAL, TRANSPORTATION AND HOT LUNCH STAFF (CUSTODIAL STAFF) Mr. Rick Gardner, Mr. (CUSTODIAL STAFF) Mr. James Uhrig, Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Custodial Supervisor Mr. LeRoy George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. Allen, Mr. Jack Bellamy. (TRANSPORTATION STAFF) Front: Substitute Brian Noell, Substitute Mrs. Jill Roberts, Mrs. Regina Ewers, Mrs. Pat Hartman. Back: Mrs. Betty Reichhart, Substitute Mrs. Joyce King, Mrs. Imorean Rubley, Mrs. Mary DeMerritt, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mrs. Verita Delcamp. Not Pictured: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage, Mrs. Rose Borgert, Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mr. Loren Fickle, Mrs. Joan Matz, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mr. Raymond Riddle. 60 (HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF) Mrs. Velma Miner, Mrs. Barb Rice, Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Mrs. Alice Weber, Supervisor Mrs. Kelly Walcott, Mrs. Sue Hand. (ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF) Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Winifred Marsh, Mrs. Virginia Taylor. Not Pic- tured: Consultant Ms. Shellie Barclay. IN MEMORIAM ... Miss Alberta Todd Hot Lunch Staff Since April 1960 Hot Lunch Supervisor Since August 1968 Sadly Missed by All Her Friends STUDENT COUNCIL The Quincy High School Stu- dent Council was active this year sponsoring Homecoming, Oriole Week and the Trike Race and Tug of War. They also sponsored a magic show, hyp- notist assembly, Hillsdale Col- lege Jazz Assembly and Com- puter Dating. The council purchased a new portable video camera and recorder which will be of great benefit for classroom use, athletic events, etc. The Stu- dent Council also donated money toward a new sound system for the gym. Other projects included appropriating money for Girls’ State, Boys’ State, bowling trophies, draft- ing contest entry fees and buy- ing new tricycles for the trike race. Students at Quincy are proud of their Student Council and advisor Mr. Mitchell. Top: Showing off new video camera: Terry Stephens and Karen Stempien who videotaped the speech assembly. Bottom: (STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS) Rachel McRae, Vice President; Tim Finley, Treasurer; Dawn Hilton, Secretary; Bart Marshall, President; Alicia Veysey, Parliamentarian; Mr. Robert Mitchell, Advisor. (STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES) Front: David Spalding, Lynn DesJardins, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Penny Parrish, Daren Carpenter,. Back: Monica Harris, Dusti Earl, Bruce Pohl, Erica Ar- nold, Joey Mitchell, Scott Sobiech, Jeff Hawes, Mike Gipple, Donald Kahaian. Not Pictured: Tonya Meyer. (STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES) Front: Lori Dobson, Marilyn Fryer, Paula Falzon, Sue Sailor, Pam Stark, JoEllen Robson. Back: Robyn Rubley, Dawn Russell, Jacinda Beckwith, Lorie Johnston, Laura Stafford, Shawn Avra, Kenny Kurtz. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler, George Jenkot, Tammie Myers. 63 STUDENT COUNCIL SELLS DONUTS AND MAGAZINES The Student Council earns money each year by selling magazines in the Fall and donuts on Wednesday morn- ings. (1) Wow! A delicious donut for on- ly 25 Q. (2) These girls sure enjoyed the “Hamburger Eatoff.” (3) How about some hot cherry pie for dessert? (4) Joel Asher and Todd Male won the top prizes in the Magazine Drive Drawing. (5) Angela Curtis, Doug Dobson and Michelle Quimby were the Top 3 magazine salesmen in the high school. 64 STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES FUN! (1) “My arm won’t go down.’’ Julie Davis tells the Hypnotist. (2) The Magi- cian can’t understand why Rick Kingsbury’s scissors keep breaking. (3) Now Doug Craig and Scott Lutterbeck only need grass skirts to be a hit at a luau. (4) Denise Riegel, Dawn Quimby and Robin Laurell making good time in the 3-legged race during Oriole Week. (5) Looks like the Senior boys are on their way to victory! (6) The Senior girls are in the lead in the saucer pull. MARCHING BAND EARNS 1 RATING Page 66: (1) Quincy High School Mar- ching Band during half-time at a foot- ball game. (2) Quincy Marching Band leads the Homecoming Parade down Main Street in Quincy. (3) (FLAG CORPS) Front: Monica Harris, Sherri Taylor, Michelle Quimby, Suzi Roberts, Dawn Waligora. Back: Nedra Hut- tenlocher, LeeAnn Watters, Pam Stark, Laura Stafford, Annette Roberts. Page 67: (1) Mike Kanaby leads the band in practice before a football game. (2) Tammy McMichael and Jay Murdock after a Pep Assembly. (3) Co Drum Ma- jor Tammie Myers, Flag Corps Captain Pam Stark, Co Drum Major Mike Kanaby. (4) Jeff Kiersey, Trevor Mast, Shelly Powers and Mike Dowker prac- tice in the parking lot. (5) Afternoon Homecoming Parade. 66 (3) 67 (TROMBONES) Front: Van Marshall, Jeff Kiersey, Tim Blodgett. Middle: Mike Dowker, Michelle Fillmore. Back: Ed Homey, Trevor Mast. Not Pictured: Joe Dunn, Michelle Powers. (SAXOPHONES AND FRENCH HORNS) Front: Jerri Clark, Steve Miller, Tammie Myers. Middle: Teresa Jeffery, Pam Briner, Dawn Waligora.Back: Laurinda Morrison, Shawna Walters, Candie Kaiser. (FLUTES) Front: Lisa Smallwood, Pam Stark, JoEllen Robson. Middle: Chris Tong, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis. Back: Suzi Roberts, Nedra Huttenlocher, Mary Geiman. Not Pictured: Melissa Powers. (TRUMPETS) Front: Lori Dobson, Bob Miner, Erica Arnold. Middle: Marc Brand, Matt McCon- nell, David Fillmore. Back: Penny Parrish, Denise Riegel, Tina Rumsey, Susan Miller. (LOW BRASS) Front: Michelle Miller, Joey Mit- chell. Back: Doug Dobson, Kandy Root. (PERCUSSION) Front: Tim Erts, Bart Marshall, Jay Murdock. Middle: David Jeffries, Mike Mit- chell.Back: Dena Knapp, Stephapie Wymer, Tam- my McMichael, Tim Dowker. (CLARINETS) Front: Deena Dowker, LeeAnn Watters, Lynn Hard. Middle: Bernina Rossetter, Sherri Taylor, Kim Rosendaul. Back: Paige Mason, Renee Richards, Annette Roberts. Not Pictured: David Ostrander. (CLARINETS) Front: Kari Markley, Laura Staf- ford, Marion Beckwith. Middle: Laura Horney, Jennifer Dobson, Susan Engelhardt. Back: Mike Kanaby, Monica Harris, Angie Erts, Marilyn Fryer. BERRY, DOBSON AND McRAE ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to the following bowlers by Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini as follows: Karen Stempien was selected as the Most Improved Bowler for raising her average by 31 pins. High Series — Lori Dobson with 292 pins. High Game — Rachel McRae with 162 pins. Tim Berry won trophies for High Game with 224 pins and High Series with 358 pins. Top Team — Tim Berry, Lori LoPresto, Jim McRae, Tim Brockway and Allen Blodgett. The Bowling League met every Monday for 12 weeks and then teams competed in the tournament. (TEAM 2) JoEllen Robson, Jim McRae, Allen Blodgett, Tim Brockway, Tim Berry. Not Pictured: Lori LoPresto. (TEAM 1) Rachel McRae, Dawn Hilton, Lori Dobson, Karen Stempien. Not Pictured: Lynn DesJardins. (TEAM 3) Carson Neible, Joe Berry, Tom Donbrock.Tim Min- ton. Not Pictured: Jim Weber. (TEAM 4) Dave Donbrock, Tracy Maggart, Scott Preston, Art (TEAM 5) Bob Miner, Mike Mitchell, Tim Blodgett, David Hart. Not Pictured: Brent Rodgers. Fillmore. Not Pictured: Tammy McMichael. (TEAM 6) Shawn Bowers, Tim Beaudin, Rodney Harper, Dale (TEAM 7) Jim Clayton, David Wilson, Allen McClellan, Jason Parrot. Bowers. (TEAM 8) Tim Hagaman, Greg Donay, Stella VanWald, David Thompson, Mark Houvener. (TEAM 10) Teresa Jeffery, Rhonda Van Riper, Chantal Cochrane, Marilyn Fryer, Susan Miller. (TEAM 9) Penny Parrish, Debbie Lutterbeck, Leslie Hilton, Debbie Berry, Angie Marsh. (TEAM 11) Sherri Taylor, Shelly Powers, Tammy Lyon, Bob- bie Shilling, Michelle Fillmore. FFA... AMERICA ON THE GROW (CHAPTER MEMBERS) Front: Darin Higbee, Tim Braden, Bart Mar- shall, David Donbrock, Brad Parrish, David Spalding. Second Row: Art Hart, Jason Shilling, Lilly Toth, Fran Evard, Bob Miner, Annette Paul, Kelly Sours, Chantal Cochrane, Eric Green, Jeff Hawes, Aaron Porter, Denny Higbee. Third Row: Brenda Kratzer, Terry Fox, Ed Marsh, Eric Dules, Kevin Stempien, Scott Sobiech, Mike Dodd, Corey Avra, Scott Marvin, Doug Marsh, Andy Kaiser. Back: Kandy Root, Tim Berry, Tim Kingsbury, Matt Pepper, Kevin Vandy-Bogurt, Shawn Avra, Laren Gruner, David Hammond, Tom Donbrock, Todd Betts, Stacey Connin, Joe Dunn, Andy Buell, Advisor Charles Snyder. Members who attended the National Convention at Kansas City: Darin Higbee, Laren Gruner, Chantal Cochrane, Kevin VandyBogurt, Matt Pepper, Shawn Avra, Jason Shilling. (CHAPTER OFFICERS) Advisor Charles Snyder; Darin Higbee, Sen- tinel; Brad Parrish, Treasurer; David Donbrock, Vice President; Tim Braden, Secretary; David Spalding, Reporter; Bart Marshall, President. 72 Pictured Above: Brad Parrish was elected to serve as Region I President for 1984-85 and Bart Marshall was elected to be the State FFA President for Michigan in 1984-85. (CHAPTER AWARDS) Swine production — Darin Higbee; Horse Proficiency — An- nette Paul; Turf and Landscape Management — Brad Parrish; Home and Farmstead Im- provement — Shawn Avra; Diversified Livestock — Jason Shilling; Beef Production — Jason Shilling; Poultry Improvement — Tim Kingsburg; Placement in Ag Production — Denny Higbee; Crop Production — Brad Parrish; Dairy Production — Laren Gruner; Sheep Proficiency — Stacey Connin; Star Greenhands — Jeff Hawes and Kelly Sours; Star Chapter Farmer — Tim Braden; Star Agribusiness — David Spalding; Chapter Scholarship Award — David Spalding; Greenhand Scholarship Award — Jeff Hawes; Leadership Award — Bart Marshall. (DISTRICT FFA LEADERSHIP CON- TEST) Parliamentary Procedure — Gold: Shawn Avra, Jeff Hawes, Chantal Cochrane, Eric Green, Ed Marsh, Corey Avra, Kevin Vandy Bogurt, Tom Donbrock; Ag Forum — Gold: David Donbrock, Jason Shilling, Tim Kingsburg, Matt Pepper, David Hammond, Laren Gruner, Eric Dules; Job Interview — Gold: Darin Higbee; Extemporaneous Speak- ing — Gold: Bart Marshall. (REGIONAL FFA LEADERSHIP CON- TEST) Ag Forum — Gold: David Donbrock, Jason Shilling, Tim Kingsburg, Matt Pepper, Laren Gruner, Eric Dules, David Hammond; Extemporaneous Speaking — Gold: Bart Marshall. (OUTSTANDING JUNIOR AWARDS) Eric Dules, Brad Parris. Regional Farmer — Eric Dules, Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Kevin VandyBogurt. Regional Agribusiness Award — David Spalding. (STATE FARMER DEGREES) Tim Braden, Dave Donbrock, Bart Marshall. Tim Braden served as Region I Vice Presi- dent during 1983-84. For the second year in a row, the Quincy Chapter received a 1st Place Trophy for hav- ing the highest citrus fruit sales in the state ($15,917). 73 FRENCH CLUB (OFFICERS) Sherri Taylor, Social Chairman; Karime Cariuty, 6th hour representative; Paula Falzon, Vice President; Mrs. Diann Sattler, Ad- visor; Jill Philippy, Secretary; Lynn DesJardins, President; Jim Luce, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler, Social Chairman. (MEMBERS) Front: Dena Knapp, Tim Dowker, Susan Engelhardt, Susan Miller, Karime Cariuty. Second Row: Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Jennifer Dobson, Steve Miller, Sherri Taylor, Stefanie Franck, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Debbie Lutterbeck, Shirley Adams. Third Row: Jim Luce, Shawna Walters, Jill Philippy, Lori Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Monica Harris, Dawn Russell, Tonya Meyer, Patti Lutterbeck, Dawn Hilton, Billie Harbaugh. Back: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Jay Murdock, Doug Craig, David Fillmore, Robert Combs, Jerri Clark, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis, Suzi Roberts, Karen Hosek, Elaina Wood. 74 LIBRARY CLUB (OFFICERS) President Paula Falzon, Secretary Laura Homey, Advisor Mrs. Virginia Brown, Vice President Jennifer Dobson, Treasurer Sherri Taylor. (MEMBERS) Front: Teresa Jeffery, Paula Gratz, Laura Homey, Sherri Taylor, Laura Stafford, Paula Falzon, Suzi Roberts, LeeAnn Watters. Back: Mary Geiman, Shawna Walters, Karime Cariuty, Tricia Gruner, April Jett, Chantal Cochrane, Sue Sailor, Rhonda VanRiper, Deena Dowker, Jen- nifer Dobson, Nedra Hut- tenlocher, Becky Jones, Advisor Mrs. Brown. 75 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS TWENTY-TWO On May 16, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted eight Seniors, five Juniors and nine Sophomores. The introduction of the in- ductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. Mr. Richard Bettinger, local businessman, spoke on the importance of striv- ing for goals in an instant society and of the impor- tance of “pressing on.” (MEMBERS) Front: Karen Hosek, Billie Har- baugh, Jill Philippy, Alicia Veysey, Val Beckwith, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech. Back: Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Suzette Sailor, Paula Falzon, Lynn DesJardins, Tim Finley, Theodore Kahaian, Susan Engelhardt, Michelle Fillmore. Not Pictured: Michael Rodgers. (OFFICERS) Front: Treasurer Suzette Sailor, Co- President Tim Finley, Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Secretary Paula Falzon, Co-President Lynn DesJardins. (NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1984) Top Left Page 77: Front: Michelle Miller, Jennifer Dobson, Deena Dowker, Dawn Hilton, Karen Stempien. Back: Bart Marshall, Steve Miller, Bob Miner. Top Right Page 77: Front: Kenny Kurtz, Brad Parrish, David Spalding, Shawna Walters, JoEllen Robson. Back: Doug Dobson, Shawn Talbot, Sherri Taylor, Joel Mit- chell, Scott Sobiech, Monica Harris, Robert Smith, Denise Riegel, Jay Murdock. 77 VARSITY CLUB (MEMBERS) Front: Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Becky Smith, Alicia Veysey, Sue Toth, Gerald Hinds, Lance Wiser. Middle: Tammy Rzepka, Stephanie Wymer, Robyn Rubley, Cyndi Michael, Michelle Sobiech, Jimmy Luce, Tonya Meyer, Craig Fish, Brad Parrish. Back: Lori Bab- bage, Chantal Cochrane, David Spalding, Tim Finley, Allen Blodgett, Tom Lothamer, Scott Lut- terbeck, Jay Murdock. (OFFICERS) Top Left Page 79: President Kelly Johnson, Treasurer Val Beckwith, Vice President Tim Wilkinson, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook, Secretary Michelle Sobiech, Sargeant of Arms Gerald Hinds. 78 The Varsity Club was busy serving the school and community through various projects. Members collected money at sporting events. They entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. They also participated in a CPR Clinic. New members were iniated by being painted orange and black and by having to sing the school song to old members in order to find their “Varsity Q.” As a fundraising project, the club sponsored the “hoopshoot.” The club also spon- sored a bake sale to collect money for the family of an area resident who was killed in a tree-cutting accident. At the end of the school year, members voted for a male and female “athlete of the year” and they also chose two seniors to be recipients of the Varsity Club Scholarships. 79 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT In March, Quincy Youth in Govern- ment students participated in the 36th Annual Youth Legislature at the state capitol in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was Pre-Legislature, held at Western Michigan University in November. At Pre-Leg, Alicia Veysey, Michelle Sobiech and Tammy Johnson obtained the offices of Governor, Lt. Governor and Chaplain respectively. Only the governor candidate had to compete at the state level. At the state legislature members participated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate Chambers. Lori Dobson, Becky Jones, Rachel McRae and Robyn Rubley participated in the Judicial Pro- gram that was simulated at Cooley Law School. During the spring, the club sells concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia. (OFFICERS) Promotions Co- chairperson Michelle Sobiech, Advisor Brent Veysey, Promotions Co- Chairperson Karime Cariuty, Co- Chairperson Rachel McRae, Chaplain, Lori Dobson, Advisor Gary Male, Co- Chairperson Alicia Veysey, Treasurer Donald Kahaian. Not Pictured: Secretary Keli Cutler. Front: Stefanie Franck, Robyn Rubley, Michelle Sobiech, Rachel McRae, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Shari Brown, Connie Quimby. Second Row: Tammy Johnson, Karime Cariuty, Shirley Adams, Jim Clayton, David Fillmore, Jeff Kiersey, Jeff Brown, Brian Price, Daren Carpenter, Dawn Russell, Penny Parrish, Lori Sobiech. Third Row: Advisor Brent Veysey, Billie Harbaugh, Tim Brockway, Tim Finley, Tom Lothamer, Jim Luce, Doug Dobson, Tina Rumsey, Sherri Taylor, Dena Stempien, Erica Arnold, JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Advisor Gary Male. Back: Donald Kahaian, Joel Mitchell, Jason Bailey, Teddy Kahaian, Ed Cariuty, Bob Miner, Kim Rosendaul, Shelly Powers, Laura Stafford, Michelle Fillmore, Dawn Waligora, Stephanie Wymer. 80 81 fiiAC «A'AV-mUU I STEPHANIE FRANCK HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES (2) (1) (KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES) Lori Dobson, Michelle Sobiech, Suzanne Toth, Rachel McRae, Kelly Johnson, Tim Braden, Tim Finley, Doug Marsh, Bart Marshall, Tim Wilkinson. (2) Lori Dobson and her father, Mr. Dan Dobson waiting to find out who is Queen. (3) Toby Hilton, Jill Dobson and our 1983 Homecoming King Bart Marshall and Queen Lori Dobson. This year’s Homecoming Theme was “Commer- cials.” The Seniors chose “Coke,” The Juniors chose “Wheaties,” the Sophomores chose “M M’s” and the Freshmen chose “Raid.” After the week’s events were over, the Seniors won the pep jug and the football team defeated Athens 12-0. (3) (1) Some Sophomores who were ready to do battle for the pep jug. (2) Senior Dawn Hilton receiving the pep jug from Alicia Veysey, Student Council Parliamentarian. (3) The Juniors presenting their wild and crazy skit. (4) These two are all dressed up and nowhere to go, during crazy tie and hat day. (5) Seniors wearing the after ef- fects of Homecoming. 85 (5) (6) (1) These Seniors went all out for dress up day. (2) “Are we tough or what?” (3) Seniors cheering for a homecoming victory in the afternoon parade. (4)Jay Murdock, Quincy’s answer to candy bar. (5) Juniors enjoying the parade. (6) New wave hits Q.H.S. during Homecoming Week. SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION (ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS) Front: Tammy Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Val Beckwith, Susan Engelhardt, Frenda Otis, Ted Kahaian, Sue Sailor, Jeff Kiersey. Second row: Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon, Elaina Wood, Dena Stempien, Denise Riegel, Matt Mc- Connell. Back: Lori Babbage, Becky Jones, Rhonda VanRiper, Chantal Cochrane, Tim Blodgett, Michael Rodgers, Advisor Mrs. San- dra Newell. Not Pictured: Erica Arnold, Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych. (MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY AND TRI-STATE DRAFTING COMPETITION) Front: Brian Bowerman, Mike Dodd, Brian Price, Daren Carpenter, Joe Dunn, Marc Brand, Kevin Pruitt, Peggy Gollnick. Second Row: Michelle Christian, Tim Brockway, Lynn Hard, Doug Dobson, Tammy Johnson, Tami Brewer, Karime Cariuty, Cyndi Michael, Pam Stark, Kim Ed- dington. Third Row: Pam Wilbur, Brian Marshall, Scott Marvin, Lance Wiser, Kevin Stempien, Tim Rzepka, Shari Brown, Juli Stayner, Mark Rootes, Mike Mocherman. Back: David Dean, Bruce Horn, Don Byrd, Doug Finley, Lewis Horn, Rick Herman, George Curtis, Mike Smith, Denny Higbee, Rick Deal, Scott Lutterbeck. Not Pictured: Ted Kahaian, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. PROJECT CHRISTMAS STILL HELPING THE NEEDY AFTER 16 YEARS Nearly 40 families in Branch County were able to enjoy Christmas due to the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Project Christmas co-chairpersons were Lori Dobson and Alicia Veysey. Jill Philippy was secretary and Kelly Johnson and Tammy Johnson shared the position of treasurer. The com- mittee chairpersons were: Stefanie Franck, clothing; David Thornton, donations and promotions; Robyn Rubley, food; David Spalding, routing; Tim Finley, toy repair; Steve Miller, wrapping. Other members of the class include: Tim Brockway, Tim Brown, Rick Deal, Skip DuBay, Craig Fish, Kathy Herman, Gerald Hinds, April Jett, Inez Letts, Lorri LoPresto, Jim Luce, Scott Lutterbeck, Randy McCurley, Brent Rodgers. Not Pic- tured: Amy Rootes. Community advisors were Mrs. Jane Baldwin, Mrs. Judy Dobson, Mrs. Zenith Hilton, Mrs. Vivian Leatherman, Mr. Tim Mills, Mrs. Linda Mitchell, Mrs. Evelyn Parrish. Directors are Mr. Marty Chard and Mr. Brent Veysey. 88 89 RACHEL McRAE CROWNED 1984 TIP-UP QUEEN On February 4, Rachel McRae was chosen as the v 1984 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Tonya Meyer was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Lorie Camp was voted 2nd Runner-Up. Kelly Norton was presented with the trophy for Miss Congeniality by Lori Dobson. 90 (TIP-UP CONTESTANTS) Tammy Johnson, Jill Philippy, Michelle Sobiech, Tammy McMichael, Tonya Meyer, Rachel McRae, Lorie Camp, Kelly Norton, Jodi Paul, Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon, Val Beckwith. 91 JUMP ROPE FOR HEART On February 28 over one hundred Q.H.S. students participated in the Jump Rope for Heart Event. This event was coordinated by Mrs. Melissa Sussex. Pledges totaling $3,018.44 were received. April Jett, Dawn McDowell, Kathy Herman, Shirley Adams, Pam Hockenberry and Billie Har- baugh were on the team that raised the most money. Participants were in groups of six and each group took turns jumping for three hours. We are proud that Quincy students are willing to give their time and effort to help such a worthy cause. 92 93 ORIOLE WEEK! (1) Miss Oriole Keli Cutler and Mr. Oriole Gerald Hinds after their crown- ing during the half time festivities. (2) Two seniors who were really concen- trating on not letting the orange fall. (3) (MISS AND MR. ORIOLE CAN- DIDATES) Front: Shawn Talbot, Angie Basse, Tim Brockway, Karime Cariuty, Brian Price, Penny Parrish. Middle: Gerald Hinds, Sue Sailor, Doug Dobson, Marion Beckwith. Back: Doug Craig, Susie Miller, Lance Wiser, Paula Falzon, Brad Parrish and Keli Cutler. (4) Senior David Thornton trying to master the Hula Hoop. (5) Some seniors dressed up for T.V. day. (1) Some well-dressed sophomores during dress up day. (2) For the third time in a row the junior girls were able to capture the three-legged race. (3) The senior guys put their best foot forward to win the three-legged race. (4) For the third year in a row the Class of ’84 won the saucer pull. Way to go Seniors! (4) 95 (1) Tammy Justice and Stacy Westfall dressed as T.V. characters. (2) Seniors winning the Family Feud. (3) The girls pulling their saucers for a chance at victory. (4) Everyone getting fired up before the big game. (5) Kamikaze Pilots dur- ing T.V. day. 96 CLASS OF ’84 OVERALL CHAMPS! In the competition between classes in the annual trike race and tug of war contest, the Juniors won the trike race. Because the Student Council pur- chased four new trikes which are smaller and harder to ride, new records were established as follows: girls’ 880 yard relay — Juniors 6:30, boys’ 880 yard relay — Senior 5:41, girls’ 100 yard drag — Tonya Meyer (Junior) 27.7, boys’ 100 yard drag — David Thornton (Senior) 28. The Freshman girls won the girls’ tug of war and the Junior boys won the boys’ tug of war. The lightweight tug of war was won by the Seniors. The Sophomores won both the obstacle course and the frisbee toss and the Seniors won the egg toss. Final standings for the Overall Cham- pionship were: Seniors — 1st place; Juniors — 2nd place; Sophomores — 3rd place and Freshmen — 4th place. 97 98 99 ALL NIGHT LONG “All Night Long” was the theme of the 1984 Junior Senior Prom held at the Coldwater Country Club on May 26, 1984. A beautiful scenic setting and music by Steve Crooks of WLKI added to an enjoyable evening for all. 101 SENIORS EARN MANY AWARDS Senior Honors Night was held June 11 with Lori Dobson, president of the Class of 1984 acting as Master of Ceremonies. Scholarships worth over $59,000 were presented to members of the Class of ’84. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Val Beckwith, Tim Braden, Lorie Camp, Julie Davis, Lynn DesJardins, Jennifer Dobson, Lori Dobson, David Donbrock, Paula Falzon, Tim Finley, David Geiman, Tricia Gruner, Dawn Hilton, Gerald Hinds, Karen Hosek, Tammy Johnson, Becky Jones, Shaun Massey, Rachel McRae, Michelle Miller, Steve Miller, Kelly Norton, David Ostrander, Sue Sailor, Becky Smith, Michelle Sobiech, David Thornton, Alicia Veysey and Gail Wineland. Karen Hosek received the Citizenship Award. The DAR Good Citizen Award was presented to Rachel McRae; the SAR Good Citizen Award was presented to Bart Marshall. A 4-year Perfect Attendance Award was given to Steve Miller. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards were given to Lori Dobson, Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Tim Finley, Tammy Johnson, Becky Jones, Rachel McRae, Sue Sailor and Alicia Veysey. American Legion Outstanding Service Awards were given to Rachel McRae and Bart Marshall. Girls’ State Awards were given to Paula Falzon and Rachel McRae; Boys’ State Awards were given to Tim Finley and Bob Miner. Tim Finley was presented with the Physics Award. The Advanced Math Award went to Paula Falzon. David Donbrock received the Dekalb Agricultural Award. Harold Blowers, Lori Dobson, Michelle Miller and Robert Stanton received awards for excellence in Art. Lori Dobson, Paula Falzon and Rachel McRae received awards for excellence in English. Yearbook awards were given to Tim Finley, Dawn Hilton and Karen Hosek. Outstanding Academic Athletic Awards were given to Lynn DesJardins and Tim Finley. Four Year Varsity Sports Awards were given to Bruce Pohl — Wrestling; Val Beckwith, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson and Jodi Paul — Girls’ Track; Tim Finley — Boys’ Track. Senior Athlete of the Year Awards were given to Kelly Johnson and Tim Wilkinson. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was given to Val Beckwith and the Philip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Gerald Hinds. 102 103 NINETY-FOUR SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS The one hundred fourth annual commencement exercises of QHS were held on June 15, 1984 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Professional and reces- sional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Lynn DesJardins, Invocation; Suzette Sailor, Welcome; Karen Hosek, Class Poem; Rachel McRae, Presentation of Class Gift; Lori Dobson, Presentation of Cane; Paula Falzon, 104 Charge to Class; Alicia Veysey, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff; Michelle Sobiech, Appreciation to Parents; Timothy Finley, Appreciation to Com- munity; Rebecca Jones, Introduction of Speaker and Tammy Johnson, Benediction. The Commencement address was given by Sister Eileen Rice, O.P. 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. SPORTS Quincy 198 GOLF Opponent 171 Cold water 179 173 Concord 172 207 Springport 190 201 Jonesville 163 206 Union City 173 190 Bronson 168 160 Coldwater 186 171 Concord 150 206 Jonesville 180 176 Bronson 167 192 Union City 167 194 Springport 178 182 Hillsdale SCORE- BOARD WRESTLING Quincy 56 15 Opponent Coldwater 30 33 Bronson 40 22 Concord 46 14 Springport 35 30 Hudson 66 6 Jonesville 40 26 Athens 29 41 Union City 25 37 Constantine 63 6 Mendon 14 51 Hillsdale 44 14 Homer 47 21 Centreville Quincy Invitational 5th Place Addison 5th Place Clinton 4th Place Hillsdale 3rd Place Napoleon 4th Place Constantine GIRLS’JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 10 37 Bronson 17 11 Camden 17 10 Camden 19 20 Concord 29 26 Springport 27 30 Jonesville 31 27 Athens 19 32 Union City 25 28 Reading 40 44 Homer OT 31 30 Concord 12 39 Litchfield 32 19 Springport 38 30 Jonesville 20 45 Athens 26 42 Union City 26 25 Reading OT 33 30 Homer VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 61 57 Hillsdale 41 45 Concord 57 51 Litchfield 33 34 Springport 63 70 Jonesville OT 54 42 Addison 54 71 Athens 62 51 Union City 70 51 Bronson 49 52 Reading 64 52 Homer 44 49 Concord 61 49 Springport 64 61 Jonesville 51 68 Athens 64 52 Union City 62 52 Reading 63 51 Homer 69 51 Union City 51 41 Bronson 54 59 Jonesville JV FOOTBALL Quincy 32 12 Opponent Bronson 16 6 Concord 30 0 Springport 18 12 Jonesville 6 6 Athens 6 18 Union City 6 18 Reading 6 24 Homer JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 0 2 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 0 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 2 1 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 108 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 48 53 Bronson 52 17 Camden 39 24 Camden 37 41 Concord 42 37 Springport 56 26 Jonesville 58 46 Athens 29 42 Union City 34 17 Reading 38 52 Homer 48 52 Concord 33 37 Litchfield 50 37 Springport 54 23 Jonesville 59 51 Athens 56 43 Union City 40 17 Reading 36 50 Homer 38 29 Jonesville 38 59 Homer JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 43 44 Hillsdale 26 48 Concord 41 36 Litchfield 45 22 Springport 37 29 Jonesville 25 39 Addison 34 56 Athens 37 51 Union City 20 45 Bronson 27 41 Reading 51 64 Homer 24 51 Concord 41 38 Springport 38 29 Jonesville 36 43 Athens 36 51 Union City 33 28 Reading 44 49 Homer VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Concord 1 2 Springport 2 1 Jonesville 2 1 Athens 2 1 Union City 0 2 Reading 1 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 2 0 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 2 0 Union City 0 2 Reading j 0 2 Homer 0 2 Constantine BOYS’TRACK Quincy Opponent 461 2 81‘ 2 Camden 33 104 Litchfield 58 78 Coldwater 39 89 Bronson 54 82 Concord 93 44 Springport 87 49 Jonesville 73 64 Athens 54 82 Union City 37 100 Reading 72 64 Homer VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 8 5 Bronson 5 14 Hillsdale 3 2 Springport 3 4 Jonesville 2 9 Athens 2 10 Union City 8 6 Reading 8 0 Bronson 22 8 Springfield 7 8 Homer 5 3 Tekonsha 8 3 Concord 1 6 Concord 10 1 Springport 5 12 Jonesville 2 3 Athens 4 5 Union City 4 2 Reading 1 11 Union City 7 2 Homer VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 40 0 Bronson 8 6 Concord 14 2 Springport 0 13 Jonesville 12 0 Athens 0 41 Union City 0 28 Reading 8 32 Homer 22 12 Michigan Center GIRLS’TRACK Quincy Opponent 95 33 Camden 93 35 Litchfield 61 67 Coldwater 641 2 63‘ 2 Bronson 83 45 Concord 101 27 Springport 78 50 Jonesville 52 76 Athens 69 59 Union City 91 37 Reading 85 43 Homer JV BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 3 2 Coldwater 1 11 Hillsdale 4 8 Union City 6 5 Tekonsha 4 3 Tekonsha 3 8 Hillsdale 10 11 Hillsdale 7 11 Tekonsha 8 20 Union City 109 ALL CONFERENCE STARS Included on these pages are those athletes 'who were named to All Conference teams or took first place in conference meets. FOOTBALL — Gerald Hinds GIRLS’ BASKETBALL — Lynn DesJardins GOLF — Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Schmidt VOLLEYBALL — Keli Cutler and Tammy Scheidler GIRLS’ TRACK — Jill Philippy, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael and Connie Quimby WRESTLING — Lance Wiser and Brent Wygant BASEBALL — Tim Brockway in CHEERLEADERS’ ENTHUSIASM Page 112: (1) (VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEER- LEADERS) Bottom: Lorie Camp, Tammy Johnson, Tonya Meyer, 'Val Beckwith. Top: Jackie Cooper, Vicki Ed- dington. (2) (VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEER- LEADERS) Bottom: Jacinda Beckwith, Lorie Camp. Middle: Vicki Eddington, Tonya Meyer, Val Beckwith. Back: Tammy Johnson, Dusti Earl, Patti Lut- terbeck. Page 113: (1) “Are you rooting for the boys? yea, man.” (2) Tammy impersonates Mr. Ludlow by doing his cheer “Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight! Fight! Fight!” (3) “O-R-I-O-L-E-S! Orioles! Orioles! Orioles!” (4) Tammy and Val talk to Varsity and J.V. Cheerleading Advisor, Mrs. Nancy Smith. (5) Riding in the Homecoming Parade. (6) Wasn’t Mr. Evon a “good sport?” LEADS THE WAY! ORIOLES FINISH WITH WIN AT MICHIGAN CENTER The 1983 Orioles started the season with only eight Seniors, but ten returning lettermen from last year’s 8 Championship team. The Orioles, through determination, dedication and defense continued their winning tradition by finishing the season in 4th place with a 5-4 overall record and a 3-4 con- ference record. Quincy finished the season by defeating Michigan Center 22-12. Gerald Hinds, Doug Marsh and Tim Wilkinson were Co-Captains. Members of the “Orange Crush” team received post season awards as follows: Team’s Most Valuable Lineman: Gerald Hinds, Team’s Most Valuable Back: Alan Blodgett, Team’s Most Improved Player Award: David Karney. 1st Team All Conference: Gerald Hinds, 2nd Team All Conference: Ken Kurtz, Tim Rzepka, Brent Wygant; Honorable Mention: Tim Wilkinson. Coldwater Daily Reporter All Area Team: Gerald Hinds, Ken Kurtz; Honorable Mention: Tim Rzepka, Brent Wygant. (THE TEAM) Front: Gordon Bassage, Kenny Teachout, Doug Marsh, Bob Miner, Tim Berry, Tom Lothamer, Brent Wygant, Gerald Hinds, Danny Morris. Middle: Manager Kirk Henning, Jim McRae, Tim Rzepka, Craig Fish, Andy Buell, David Karney, David Spalding, David Powers, Tim Brockway, Manager Doug Tanner. Back: Brian Ditton, David Murray, Tim Wilkinson, Alan Blodgett, Ted Kahaian, Mike Rodgers, Ken Kurtz, Coach Dennis Quimby, Coach Mike Nowicki, Head 114 Coach Lonney Evon. Not Pictured: Manager Shawn Cockrell. (SENIORS) Doug Marsh, Tim Wilkinson, Gerald Hinds, Dan Morris, Bob Miner, Andy Buell, Brian Ditton, Ken Teachout. 115 TEAM BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD The Oriole Golf Team had a very successful season with an overall record of 8 wins and 5 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 5th in the Regional Meet. Tim Schmidt placed 1st in the Conference Meet and Scott Lutterbeck tied for 2nd. The team broke the school scoring record for 9 holes with a 150 score. The record breaking team was made up of Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt, Rick Deal and Brad Parrish. Scott Lutterbeck broke the individual 9 hole scoring record with a 1 under par 33. Tim Schmidt won the “Most Valuable” award and Rick Deal was “Most Improved.” (THE TEAM) Front: Mike Mitchell, Tim Braden, Dale Parrot, Tim Schmidt, Scott Lut- terbeck, Brad Parrish. Back: Chad Horn, David Luce, John Woods, Jim Weber, Shawn Bowers, Coach Bob Mitchell. Not Pictured: Rick Deal. Record Breaking Team 1 117 FANS LOVE THEIR LADY ORIOLES The 1983 Varsity Girls’ Basketball team was young and relatively inexperienced and yet, through hard work and determination, ended up with a winning season. The Lady Orioles completed the season with an 11-9 overall record and an 8-6 record in the Big Eight Conference. Lynn DesJardins was selected by the league coaches as a member of the Big Eight All Conference Team. In addition Keli Cutler and Connie Quimby were given honorable mention and Shari Brown won a place on the league’s defensive team. In other post season honors, Lynn was chosen to the All Area Team, Keli to the second team and Connie to the honorable mention list. Team awards consisted of: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Lynn DesJardins, OUTSTANDING DEFEN- SIVE PLAYER: Lynn DesJardins, MOST IMPROVED: Angie Basse, OUTSTANDING REBOUNDER: Angie Basse. (THE TEAM) Front: Pam Wilber, Angie Basse, Cyndi Michael, Tammy Rzepka. Middle: Coach Bob Stewart, Shari Brown, Keli Cutler, Connie Quimby, Lori Babbage, Manager Betty Barnett, Manager Tam- 11g mie Brown. Back: Alicia Veysey, Robyn Rubley, Lynn DesJardins. 119 ORIOLES FINISH STRONG The 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team was an exciting team to watch. Of the 21 games played, 9 games were decided by 10 points or more, with one game going overtime. The team com- prised of 3 Seniors and 8 Juniors finished the season with a Conference Record of 7-7 good for a tie for 4th place. The Overall Record was a fine 13-8. The tournament as always was a big part of the season. Quincy beat Union City and Bronson but lost to Jonesville by 5 points in the District Finals. The season was a total team effort. When the starters were down or off they had a great bench support to replace them. Leading scorers: Tim Wilkinson — 271 points, David Spalding — 209 points. Leading the team in assists for the 2nd year: Tim Wilkinson — 76. Most Valuable Playuer — Tim Wilkinson. Most Improved Player — David Karney. All Conference Honorable Mention: David Spalding, Tim Wilkinson, John Woods. All Area Team: David Spalding, Tim Wilkinson; Honorable Mention: John Woods. In the 1984-85 season the team will miss Andy Buell, Tim Finley and Tim Wilkinson for their hard work and great enthusiasm. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Mike Winter, Co- Captain Tim Wilkinson, Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt, Ken- ny Kurtz, Manager Mark Rootes. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, John Woods, Rick Deal, Craig Fish, David Karney, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Co-Captain Tim Finley. Not Pictured: Manager Nathan Johnson. 120 55' VAVAV.V.mm VAVWV.V.W NVAWtAViVft anMUAU 1. i • ' m 68 ................ ♦•••••• 121 CONFERENCE CHAMPS! The 1983-84 wrestling squad finished its most gratifying season in ten years, winning nine dual meets out of 13 and placing third in the 16-team Napoleon Invitational. The highlight of the season was the recapturing of the Big 8 Conference Championship. The Orioles were 5-1 in league meets and won the league tournament with 154 points. The team was led by senior captains Bruce Pohl and Lance Wiser (pictured above). These senior wrestlers finished the season with identical records of 28-11. Bruce led the team in takedowns and was elected the “Most Valuable Wrestler” by his teammates. Lance, a two-time state qualifier and Big 8 Conference Champion, was elected our “Spark Plug.” Other seniors who contributed to the team’s success were Tim Delaney, Ron Coco and Dan Morris. Representing the underclassmen, Brent Wygant led the team in falls with 18, was a state qualifier, a Big 8 Champion, and earned the most team points with 65. Brent had the best overall record of 33-9. Gordon Bassage, injured during the last half of the season, was 14- 4 and earned our “Hard Nose Award.” George Jenkot was our “Most Improved Wrestler” going from last year’s record of 1-22 to 16-15. Freshman Jeff Hawes was chosen the “Rookie of the Year.” (THE TEAM) Front: Glen Hard, Tim Wilkins, Jeff Wilkins. Middle: Statistician Rachel McRae, Scott Locke, Lynn Hard, Andy Kaiser, Ed Marsh, Mike Dodd, Tom Lothamer, Chad Horn, Ted Kahaian, Statistician Penny Parrish. Back: Lance Wiser, Lonnie Laurie, Tim Delaney, Danny Morris, Ron Coco, George Jenkot, Tim Rzepka, Bruce Pohl, Brent Wygant, Tim Brown, Brad Parrish, Donald Kahaian, Gordon Bassage, Jim Luce, Jeff Hawes, Coach Ken Downey. SUCCESSFUL SEASON FOR SPIKERS The Varsity Volleyball team finished a successful season in 5th place with a 7-7 conference record. Serving as Co-Captains were Kelly Johnson and Keli Cutler. Connie Quimby led the team in spikes and Keli Cutler had the most serves. Post Season awards were given as follows: Most Valuable Player — Keli Cutler, Most Im- proved Player — Shari Brown, Most Team Spirit — Kelly Johnson. Keli Cutler and Tam- my Scheidler were named to the All Conference Team while Kel- ly Johnson received Honorable Mention. (THE TEAM) Top to Bot- tom, L to R: Stephanie Wymer, Inez Letts, Jill Philippy, Tami Brewer, Alicia Veysey, Keli Cutler, Tammy Scheidler, Kelly Johnson, Lori Babbage, Coach Judie Burgess, Connie Quimby, Shari Brown. Not Pictured: Manager Shannon Harmon. 124 VARSITY BASEBALL 1984 The 1984 Varsity Baseball season saw some very positive improvements take place within the program. The diamond itself saw remarkable improvement in becoming the best in the area, mostly because of it becoming enclosed with an extremely attractive look- ingfence. Also, the baseball team’s funraisers included the beginning of construction for “in the ground dugouts.” The talent and capabilities of the team itself also were quite prevalent. An increased schedule saw Quincy go undefeated outside of the conference in regular season games. The highlight being impressive tournament wins over Bronson (8-0) and Battle Creek Spring- field (22-8) in gaining the championship at the Bronson Invitational. A Junior dominated team ended the season at 10-10 overall and at 6-8 in the conference, which gave Quincy 5th place. One sign of improvement was the games that were lost were close, four of them were one run games. This “should” change with the maturity of next year’s team. Post season awards were given as follows: Tim Brockway received 1st Team All Conference Honors and Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Wilkinson made the 2nd Team. Craig Fish, Kenny Kurtz, Shaun Massey and David Wilson received Honorable Mention. Tim Brockway and Tim Wilkinson received the Most Valuable Player Award and Scott Lutterbeck received the Most Improved Award from their teammates. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Chad McGlothlen, Scott Lutterbeck, Kenny Kurtz, Lance Wiser, David Wilson, Gerald Hinds, Manager Reggie Smith. Back: Manager Jeff Lutterbeck, Shaun Massey, John Woods, Craig Fish, Jim McRae, Mike Rodgers, Tim Brockway, Coach Greg Gruner. Not Pictured: Skip DuBay, David Murray and Tim Wilkinson. 126 127 THINCLADS GAIN EXPERIENCE The 1984 track season was a rewarding one for Coach Ludlow because even though his team was young and inexperienced (17 out of 25 members were Freshmen or Sophomores), they managed to improve tremendously throughout the season. Hard work and deter- mination paid off because this young team finished with a 4-3 conference record and a 4-7 overall record. Quincy finished 5th in the conference meet with an overall final track standing of 4th place. Quincy qualified 13 people for 12 events in the Branch County Meet. Tim Finley tied the pole vault record that Randy Houtz set in 1978 at 11T0 . David Spalding qualified for the State Meet in the high jump. Two boys joined the Century Club: Tim Finley with 160 7 8 points and David Spalding with 195 3 8 points. (THE TEAM) Manager Nick Bowers, Jeff Hawes, Aaron Porter, Dan Morris, George Curtis, Shawn Avra, Donald Kahaian, Scott Locke, Manager Lance DeMerritt. Middle: Coach Mike Nowicki, Coach Greg Miller, Joel Mitchell, Tim Rzepka, Tim Finley, David Spalding, Robert Smith, Robert Combs, Harold Blowers, Alan McClellan, Coach Dan Ludlow. Back: Eric Waterbury, Joe Stevens, Joe Latta, Scott Sobiech, Drew Cornelison, Tom Lothamer, Kevin Stempien, Jason Bowers. Not Pictured: Allen Blodgett and Jay Murdock. 128 129 SECOND PLACE IN CONFERENCE (Record Setting Mile Relay Team) The Quincy Girls’ Track Team kept up the winning tradition and finished the season with a 9-2 dual meet record and a 6-1 conference record which earned the team 2nd place in the “Big 8” Conference. The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 9th year in a row, were 2nd in the Mendon Relays, 3rd in both the Quincy In- vitational and Grass Lake Invitational and finished 2nd in the Regional Meet. School records set this year: Connie Quimby — 110 yard hurdles (new event because hurdles were raised 3 ) 17.6; Dawn Russell — 440 yard dash 61.1; Jill Philippy, Lori Dobson, Cyndi Michael, Dawn Russell — Mile Relay 4:12.5 In the Conference Meet — 1st Place: 440 yard dash (Dawn Russell) 62.8; 880 yard relay (Jill Philippy, Connie Quimby, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael) 1:49.3. In the Regional Meet — 1st Place: 880 yard relay (Jill Philip- py, Connie Quimby, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael) 1:49.0, 330 yard hurdles (Connie Quimby) 49.9; 220 yard dash (Cyndi Michael) 27.7 In the State Meet — 8th Place: mile relay (Jill Philippy, Lori Dobson, Cyndi Michael, Dawn Russell) 4:13.1. Four girls scored at least 100 points: Jill Philippy — 163 points, Connie Quimby — 182 points, Cyndi Michael — 183 Vi points and Dawn Russell — 200 points. In Career High Points Connie Quimby is 10th with 329Vi points, Jill Philippy is 8th with 343 points, Cyndi Michael is 7th with 345 points and Kelly Johnson is 5th with 445 Vi points. (THE TEAM) Front: Jill Philippy, Jacinda Beckwith, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Lorrin- da Whitney, Pam Wilber. Second Row: Melanie Ryan, Tracy Shellenberger, Betty Barnett, Lori Baker, Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Brenda Kratzer, Annette Paul. Third Row: Coach Marty Chard, Val Beckwith, Michelle Christian, Vickie Eddington, Lori Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Chantal Cochrane, Lori Johnston, Kathleen Ryan, Coach Gary Adams. Back: Marilyn Fryer, Jodi Paul, Stacie Smith, Cyndi Michael, Lori Babbage, Patti Lutterbeck, Dawn Russell, Tammy McMichael. 131 J.V.’s GAIN EXPERIENCE The J.V. Football Team finished the 1983 season in 4th place with a 3-3-1 conference record and a 4-3-1 overall record. With their enthusiasm and aggressiveness they should be ready for next year’s Varsity team. (THE TEAM) Front: Aaron Porter, Tom Donbrock, Mike Winter, Doug Craig, Darin Carpenter, Mark Rootes, Mike Dodd, Brian Bowerman, Tim Minton, Pat Murray, Jeff Brown, Carson Neible. Middle: Manager Mike McConnell, Allen Mc- Clellan, John Latta, David Jeffries, Robert Hooley, Tim Blodgett, Donald Kahaian, Brian Price, Joe Latta, Joe Dunn, Marc Brand, Billy Jeffries, Manager Scott Maggart. Back: Scott Lynd, Jason Bailey, Shawn Talbot, Scott Withington, Ed Cariuty, Tim Hagaman, Matt McConnell, Scott Marvin, Joel Mitchell, Brian Smith, Tracy Maggart, George Jenkot, Coach Chuck Cook. 132 EXCITING SEASON FOR J.V.’S The J.V. Girls’ Basketball team finished the 1983 season with a 7-7 conference record and a 9-9 overall record. The season was an exciting one because many of the games were close. Two of the games went into overtime with Quincy winning one game by 1 point and losing the other game by 4 points. (THE TEAM) Front: Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Annette Paul, Michelle Quimby, Kelly Sours, Penny Parrish, Debbie Lutterbeck. Back: Manager Chris Christian, Robin Laurell, Dawn Russell, Angie Curtis, Rhonda VanRiper, Michelle Chris- tian, Jackie Cash, Lori Sobiech, Coach Larry Moore. 133 J.V.’S HOLD KEY TO FUTURE This year’s Junior Varsity Basketball Team compiled a record of 6 wins and 12 losses. Gaining experience and poise, the seven Sophomores on this year’s team will be battling for spots on next year’s Varsity Team, while the remaining 8 Freshmen will form a solid nucleus for next season’s J.V. Team. Todd Thibideau led the team in scoring and rebounding, with Joel Mitchell adding many key baskets throughout the year. Scott Sobiech and Ed Cariuty were solid performers for the season contributing with their rebounding and scoring. Scott Withington led all Freshmen contributing consistently to the team effort. (THE TEAM) Front:Pat Murray, Daren Carpenter, Scott Lynd, Bobby Hooley, Jeff Brown, David Luce. Back: Manager Jason Bailey, Brian Price, Marc Brand, Scott Withington, David Hammond, Todd Thibideau, Scott Marvin, Scott Sobiech, Ed Cariuty, Joel Mitchell, Coach Chuck Cook. J.V. SPIKERS HAVE SPIRIT The J.V. Volleyball team experienced a learning season finishing with a 3-11 record. They showed steady improvement throughout the season and gained valuable experience for next year. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Carol Wilson. Back: Tammy Rzepka, Betty Barnett, Michelle Quimby, Robin Laurell, Dawn Quimby, Coach Dianne Haynes, Jerri Clark, Denise Riegel, Kathy Ryan, Annette Tesch, Angie Curtis. 135 Q.H.S. SWINGERS — J.V. BASEBALL ’84 The J.V. Baseball team finished the season with a 3-7 record. There was much excitement this year as the team displayed a great amount of offensive punch. The highlight of the year was a double-header sweep of Tekonsha. New team records were set in batting average (.320) and stolen bases (29). (THE TEAM) Front: Mark Rootes, Mike Dodd, Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Pat Murray, Mike Winter. Middle: Manager Derik Curtis, Shawn Bowers, Scott Lynd, Doug Harper, Chad Horn, Brian Price. Back: Manager Erin Peterson, Coach Lon- ney Evon, Donald Kahaian, Kevin Stempien, David Thompson, Shawn Talbot, Mike Smith. 136 J.V. SQUADS CHEER TEAMS TO VICTORY Top: (J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS) Top to Bottom: Frenda Otis, Dawn Russell, Angie Erts, Tracy Snellenberger, Monica Harris, Michelle Christian, Kelly Sours. Not Pictured: Suzi Roberts. Bottom: (J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS) Top to Bottom: Dusti Earl, Marion Beckwith, Frenda Otis, Jacinda Beckwith, Angie Erts, Suzi Roberts. 137 iiHIfei! MIDDLE SCHOOL Bendix EIGHTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker Bill Beckwith Robert Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs LeeAnn Brown Rachelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Erik Buterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joseph Cekander Norman Cekander Callie Clark Brian Connin Carll Converse Larry Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andy Cottman Jeff Craig Alicia Curtis Paul A. Davis Paul D. Davis Chris Deck Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson David Donay Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday 140 Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Scott Ernsbergef Emily Fairbanks Cynthia Fillmore Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Debbie Gould Paula Gruner Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Kirk Henning Jo Hickerson Tammy Hoag James Hoff Derek Horn James Howard Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenneth Johnson Pattie Justice Donald Karn Kim Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jennifer Leosh John Locklin Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Melissa Mason Deborah Marvin Mike McConnell Patsy McDonald Melissa McMichael James McNabb 141 Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Patty Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Karen Newberry Derek O’Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearson Christa Pifer Chrystal Potter Chad Purcell Kenneth Quimby Derek Reichhart Michele Richards Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Salyer Joel Sanderson Richard Schultz Connie Scott Dorcas Shilling Lonna Smith Elizabeth Snyder Jamie Spurlock Paul Start Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trail Noell Tucker 142 Tammi Turnpaugh Korinna VandyBogurt Melissa Vanino Penny Varney Doug Vogel Not Pictured: Melinda Fleming La Dawn Logic SEVENTH GRADE Amy Allen Brett Allman Michelle Ash Joel Asher Cheryl Balcom Sonja Bean Vicky Benson Brett Bowers Wayne Burke Chris Christian Mike Clemenson Steve Clifford Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steven Counterman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Bryan Elliot Kevin Elliot Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Heather Gamble 143 Colt Gollnick James Gordon Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Annissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Shawn Humphries Janelle Jeffrey Gary Karney Brenda Kempton Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Christina Leyo Lynn Logic Kevin Longhini Amy Loose Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughan Lisa McCurley Chad McGlothlen Tina Meyer Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandra Morrison Chad Musselman Amy Newberry Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Philippy 144 Amy Quimby Tracy Rasler Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lynn Reynolds Ronald Richard Sandra Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Reggie Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Staynor Kellie Strouse Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Loretta Tobalske Sam Tucker Mark Van Wald Michelle Waite Jason Webb SIXTH GRADE Donald Banker Amos Barnett Brandon Barrett Robert Bates Patrick Beldock Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Chad Boss Nicholas Bowers 145 Tammi Briggs Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Lucinda Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Kathleen Coco Kenneth Coco Paula Coleman Riesie Cox Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Deborah Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Kathy Freese Jason Gale Kelli Garner Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Michael Hacker Melinda Hagaman Chris Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy Troy Harmon Shannon Harmon Kevin Henning Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Joseph Hoff David Hoffman Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman 146 Dawn Kiersey Dana King Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Bradley Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Danielle Laurell Debra Laurell Kevin Lewis Dawn Lindbert Michael Loomis Michelle Lord Robert Luckadoo Amy Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey Jim Maynard Brenda McClellan Robert McDonald John McGee Leslee McNabb Hope Meade Eryika Mendelsohn Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Joel Nighswander Ryan O’Connell Chris Ostrander Stephanie Owens Mark Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka 147 Jennifer Rasler Justin Reichhart John Richardson David Risk David Roberts Bob Robinson Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Kim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Stempien Wayne Stevenson Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Michael Tanner Gary Thornton Rebecca Tobalske Laura Todak Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Matthew Waligora Hugh Watson EIGHTH GRADE BAND Front: Paul Stark, Steve Marowelli, Lance DeMerritt, Derek O’Connell, Richard Dobson, Jimmy Howard, Jason Coolman, Sarah Enos, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess. Back: Laurie Barker, Tina Briggs, Jamie Lemke, Michael McConnell, Richie Schultz, Michelle Richards, Carll Converse. Front: Pam Miller, Julie Roberts, Missy McMichael. Middle: Kim Kaufman, Jamie Spurlock, Chelle Brown, Kori VandyBogurt, Kristie McRae, Terry Wallace, Jody Lemke, Natalie Allaman, Marci Baker, Tammy Turnpaugh. Back: Emily Fairbanks, Cindy Fillmore, Christa Pifer, Traci Ryan, Cary Coonce, Melissa Varino, Amy Swallow, Joel Sanderson, Brian Hall. SEVENTH GRADE BAND Front: Paul Swift, Mark VanWald, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess, Scott Maggart, Heath Persails. Back: Wayne Burke, Brett Bowers, Sandy Siegel, Brenda Kempton, Michelle Hawkins, Joel Asher. Front: Amy Allen, Tina Meyer, Michelle McClughen, Holly Moore, Sonja Bean. Back: JoEllen Parrish, San- dy Morrison, Jenny Consolini, Jason Enos, David Marshall, Gaye Coolman, Brenda Manley, Anissa Hart. 150 SIXTH GRADE BAND Front: Kelly Clifford, Stephanie Owens, Rachel Booher, Amy Shook, Dana King, Dawn Kiersey, Peter Peterson, JoEllen Robson. Back: Melissa Burk, Cinamon Tucker, Stephanie Blount, Lorrie Davis, Michelle Howard, Brent Shook, Eric Lattas, Dana Knisely, Angela Kirt, Leslee McNabb. Front: Mike Hacker, Terry Davis, Todd Massey, John McGee, Karen Mann, Pat Beldock, Eryika Mendelsohn, John Richardson, Glen Hard, Troy Harmon, Mark Persails. Back: Melissa Dodd, Chris Ostrander, Erik Cheyne, Sandy Tryon, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess, Eric Metcalf, Dawn Lindbert, Melinda Hagaman, Sean Watson. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Front: Chris Christian, Kelli Strouse, Amy Loose, Amy Allen, Debbie Thompson, Val Weber, Beth Philippy, Dena Smallwood, Michelle McClughen. Middle: Michelle Jef- frey, Barb McClellan, Vickie Benson, Callie Clark, Pam Miller, Cary Coonce, Laurie Barker, Jennifer Rathert, Laney Fickle, Holly Moore, Connie Scott, Michelle Waite. Back: Coach Doug Riegel, LeeAnn Brown, Jenni Leosh, Heather Murray, Tina Paul, Kelli Michael, Deb Marvin, Dorcas Shilling, Lonna Otis, Trina Luckadoo, Coach Judie Burgess. FLAG FOOTBALL 152 Front: Paul Stark, Chad Purcell, Joey Cekander, Sean Burley, Wade Paul, Derek Reichhart, Derek Ball, Jason Coolman, Billy Beckwith. Second Row: Kent Wyatt, Clint Cook, Lance DeMerritt, Henry Snellenberger, Brett Bowers, Michael McConnell, Mike Clemenson, Robert Harrington, Heath Persails. Third Row: Carll Converse, David Donay, Chad McGlothlen, Steve Clifford, Steve Counterman, Greg Dobson, Shannon Persails, Jeff Craig, Brian Tobalske, Scott Maggart, Derek Horn. Back: Kevin Longhini, Steve Trail, Richie Schultz, Steve Marowelli, Doug Tanner, Kirk Henning, David Newsome, Brett Allman, Gary Karney, Jeff Lutterbeck, Andy Hawes, Paul A. Davis. Front: Kevin Johnson, Kent Wyatt, Billy Beckwith, Mike Clemenson, Derek Horn, David Newsome, Scott Maggart, Derek Ball, Kevin Ball. Back: Coach Chuck Hilton, Henry Snellenberger, Kenny Johnson, Chris Deck, Kirk Henning, Andy Hawes, Scott Ernsberger. WRESTLING Front: Jason Webb, Max Yarborough, Brett Allman, Clint Cook, Chad McGlothlen, Kirk Cutler, Kevin Longhini, Joel Asher. Middle: Hugh Watson, Jeff Lutterbeck, Chris Jeffries, Paul Stark, David Donay, Jeff Craig, Sean Burley, Steve Trail, Chad Purcell, Jason Coolman, Gary Karney, Noel Kaufman. Back: Coach Mike Bodkins, Gred Dobson, Tim Pearson, Richie Schultz, Trent Blair, Doug Tanner, Mike McConnell, Norman Cekander, Derek Reichart, Steven Marowelli, Wade Paul, Coach Larry Moore, Mike Tanner. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 153 COMPUTER CLUB Sitting: Doug Tanner. Standing: Melissa McMichael, Todd Male, Jim Howard, Jim Gordon, Sandi Siegel, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Karen Kratzer. VOLLEYBALL 154 Front: Tammy Turnpaugh, Michelle Hawkins, Tina Houvener, Vicky Benson, Janelle Jeffrey, Dena Converse, Dena Smallwood, Jodi Hess, Loretta Tobolske, Amy Quimby, Chris Christian. Second Row: Reginna Parks, Gaye Coolman, Sonja Bean, Karen Kratzer, Tami Parks, Laney Fickle, Michelle Waite, Valorie Weber, JoEllen Parrish, Holly Moore, Kelie Strouse, Shawn Strong. Third Row: Tammy Hoag, Kathy Knapp, Amy Allen, Lynn Reynolds, Brenda Manley, Michelle McClughen, Debbie Marvin, Dorcas Shilling, Tina Paul, Lorna Bulkowski, Debbie Thompson. Back: Coach Linda Allen, Beth Hammond, Mary Jackson, Michelle Jeffrey, Lonna Otis, Terry Wallace, Jenni Leosh, Trina Luckadoo, Midge Snyder, Connie Scott, Heather Murray, Callie Clark, Lonna Smith, Carol Wilson. Front: Clint Cook, Brian Tobalske, Greg Dobson, Jason Coolman, Billy Beckwith, Brett Allman, Max Yarborough. Back: Chris Deck, Kirk Henning, Richie Schultz, Coach Jack Faulkner, Shawn Humpries, Norman Cekander, Scott Ernsberger, Ronald Richards, Kevin Longhini. BOYS’ TRACK Front: Missy McMichael, Lonna Otis, Dena Converse, JoEllen Parrish, Trina Luckadoo, Janelle Jeffrey, Beth Philippy, LeeAnn Brown, Michelle Jeffrey. Middle: Kelly Michael, Heather Murray, Carol Wilson, Autumn Hardy, Dena Smallwood, Jen- nifer Rathert, Loretta Tobolske, Amy Quimby, Sonja Bean, Patty Michalske, Natalie Allaman. Back: Traci Ryan, Chris Christian, Connie Scott, Cary Coonce, Debbie Thompson, Michelle McClughen, Gaye Coolman, Jenni Leosh, Dorcas Shilling, Coach Karice Loveberry. GIRLS’ TRACK 155 Top Left: (QUIZ BOWL) Jenni Leosh, Lonna Otis, Emily Fair- banks, Rosie Forrester, Jamie Lemke, Derek O’Connell, Jeff Craig, Traci Ryan, Cindi Fillmore, Doug Tanner, Brian Hall, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Ad- visor Mr. Undeen. Not Pic- tured: Paula Gruner. Top Right: (SEVENTH GRADE SPELL- ING BEE) Wayne Burke, Anissa Hart, Kevin Miller, Michelle Hawkins, Todd Male, Erica Ewers, Kevin Longhini, Brett Bowers, Laney Fickle, Ad- visor Mrs. Budd, Michelle Waite, Chris Christian. Not Pic- tured: Jason Enos. Bottom: (QMS MATH COMPETITION PARTICIPANTS) Eric Lattas, Stephanie Blount, Sean Wat- son, Tina Briggs, Wayne Burke, Jim Howard, Brian Hall, Ad- visor Mrs. McDonald, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Clint Cook, Todd Male. QMS 156 ACHIEVERS Top Left: (SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE) Matt Waligora, Jason Gale, Melissa Dodd, Sean Watson, Eric Lat- tas, Angela Kirk, Ryan O’Con- nell, Melissa Burk, Melinda Hagaman, Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Chris Hamaker, Eryika Mendelsohn, Lorrie Davis. This Team placed first in the “Big Eight Conference.” Top Right: (TOP MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN) Todd Massey, Rex Pomranka, Joel Asher, Jodi Hess, Melinda Hagaman, Amy Allen, Brad Kriser, Kevin Longhini, Todd Male, Mike Clemenson, Jenni Leosh, Kelly Pierson. Bottom: (STUDENT COUNCIL) Kent Wyatt, Trina Luckadoo, Vice President Lon- na Otis, Treasurer Brett Allman, Jason Gale, Holly Moore, Steve Trail, Melissa Dodd, Advisor Mr. Stewart, President Jeff Craig, Advisor Mr. Longhini. Not Pictured: Secretary Julie Roberts. 157 QUINCY MIDDLE Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, B.A. Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.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 158 Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State Univ., B.A. Science Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Ms. Cheryl Jeffries Central Mich. Univ., B.S. Reading 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 Mrs. Kathy McDonald Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher 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 ah v iLNaiAiaia FIFTH GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Jeff Bender Catherine Bennett Steve Booher Gerald Bowers Tina Boyer Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Michael Brown Brian Buckley Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Shawn Cockrell Dawn Cole Brian Contat Michael Cook Kelly Craig Derek Curtis Richard Daniels Shawn Davis Daniel Dean Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Wesley Dove Darla Dowker Joey Dyer Marvin Dyer Angie Elliot Kendra Elliot Jeffrey Erts Christine Field Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Nicole Foster James Gann Sarah Garner 162 Sarah Gibson Michelle Goshorn Chad Hagaman Nicole Hamilton Greg Hardy Gretchen Heise Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Sherry Hockenberry Jason Huss Angela Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Ricky Kast Billy Keegan Heather Ivey Kathy Kranz Brooks Kratzer Angela Kubiac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Crystal Logic Lisha Loveberry Tammy Lujack Ricky Lynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Terry Masbaum Scott Maurer Tara May Jennifer McDaniel John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Laura Otis Teresa Otis Mike Parshall Teresa Parks Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Tim Reynolds Cherie Richards 163 Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rogers Brian Rogers Nita Sarles Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Tanya Skaggs Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jenny Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey April Walker Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mr. Gregory Gruner Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Carisa Ash Jerry Ash JoEllen Asher Jody Ball Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biolchini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Tina Brenke Kevin Brockway Jim Brown Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jason Carter 164 Jeff Christian Jessica Cockrell Tracy Combs Randy Couterman JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton David Easterday Nickie Edwards Jody Fincham Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Ron Gould Tim Gould Tonia Green Derek Griffith Jamie Hacker Holly Harrington Otis Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Deanna Hoard Dan Hoffman Julie Holland Diana Houvener Carrie Iford Jason Jeffrey Dorrian Karris Toby Kirt Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Lori Kriser Erin Lattas Ben Lewis Michael Leyo Kevin Lindbert Chad Lown Derek Lynd Jeff Lynd Stacy Mabus Sherri Macklin BethAnn Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Shannon Marshall Michael McCauley Shane McCavit Greg McClellan Jason McFadden Brian McNabb Gregory Michael David Michaelski 165 Beth Mihocko Heather Miller Ryan Moore Erica Morrison Dodie Neeley Jennifer Nickols Laura Nowicki David Owens Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Becky Pifer Alan Pomranka Stephanie Rathert Nicole Reed Karan Richardson Steven Roberts John Robinson Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Mike Simpson Paul Smith Teresa Smith Shannon Strittmatter Jamie Strouse Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters THIRD GRADE David Abbeg Amy Alleshouse Brent Angevine Shane Ash Paul Askew Michael Avra 166 Becky Barney Nicole Barve Michael Basse Shannon Bendei Clint Bloom Terry Boatman Derek Booher Aaron Bowers David Bowers Matt Bregger Carma Broe Christopher Burk Frank Butler Sara Callahan Chad Carter Steve Clancy Jessica Clark Amber Cook Kevin Contat Kelly Crandall Robert Daniels Megan Davidson Misty Davis Betty DeNio Heather Enos Joshua Enos Theron Ewers Tisha Flickinger Michelle Fuller Denise Gann Calvin Gordon Martin Hamaker Heath Hamlin Chad Handy Jeremiah Handy Jessica Harrington William Harrington Debbie Hickerson Wendy Higbee Heather Hulbert Charity Ivey Joe Justice Tina Keegan Amy Kranz Penny Kroa Jennifer Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis Christy Loomis John Lothamer Danielle Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Denise Maynard 167 Matthew Meade Scott Metcalf Marci McGlothlen Amber McMichael Melissa McVicker Michelle Michael Bobbie Jo Miller Dawn Miller Jason Neusbaum April Nichols Tyler Parker Mark Parshall Tommy Peel Gerl Pish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter Damian Quimby Adam Radebaugh Karan Richardson Sara Richhart Lori Riddle Chassity Rigelman Angela Risk John Roush Matt Rybakowski Christy Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lome Siefken John Simmons Dan Smith Jimmy Smurr Daniel Stayner Jason Stempien Adam Stephens Thomas Stawser Jessica Sturtz Jeannette Swift Cynthia Thomas Mary Toth John Tuckey Nicky VandyBogurt Debra Varino Shalimar Victor Tim Waite Daren Waligora Tonya Weage Matthew Winger Susan Wymer 168 SECOND GRADE Christine Albright Muffin Avra Tami Avra Robby Bair Scott Barry Seth Berry Billy Bethel Jason Booher Christina Bowers Kerri Boyer Lisa Brenke Toni Brooks Wendy Clawson Jeremy Cockrell Eric Cole Clay Cook Ryan Craig Troy Creager Jennifer Daniels Michael Everline Wayne Fincham Cindy Gann Douglas Gano Ricky Gilchrest Justin Gillen John Gordon Lance Hagaman Brad Hale Misty Harmon Mike Harrington Tracy Hartman Gordon Hill Chris Holt Jimmy Hull Holly Huss Jeremy Iford Chris Ivey Deborah Iwancki Chrissy Justice Jaime Justice Brian Kirt Mike Kling Kristy Knisely Kyle Leosh Kenny Liebler Chandra Lindsey Jackalyn Macklin Floyd McVicker 169 Heather Mickle Corey Mihocko Kara Mishler Ben Mitchell Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Heather Marquart Ami Marshall Jeremy Nelson Matt Newberry Tony Outwater Jim Owens Melanie Owens Matthew Padget Heather Paul Ronnie Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Jennifer Pruitt Chris Radebaugh Jason Reindl Jerri Risk Serena Rockey Steven Sailor Joshua Schewe Jenny Sebring Patty Siegel Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jannette Swift Jamie Tesch Chad Vanderpool Matthew Victor Valorie Webb Melissa Weber Stephanie Wilkins Scott Wise Matt Wonders Chris Wood 170 FIRST GRADE Jason Adams Jerry Adams Shannon Ash Aaron Avery Jennifer Bailey Jeffrey Barney Brook Barve Steven Basse Rosalyn Bates Melissa Bauder Michael Beaudin Jeff Bell Leavy Binkley Matthew Biolchini Chad Blair Matthew Blount Jennifer Bowman Melodie Buckman John Buell Sarina Cahrier Harold Carlton Margie Coco Rhonda Cole Ryan Conley Darryl Converse William Cook Matt Counterman Quint Cox Gene Cutler Joe Davidson Joey Davis Anna Demshuk Richard DeNio Jill Dobson Aaron Farmer Keith Flaugher Laura Frailey Dean Fuller Holly Gale Jared Garner Richey Gigowski Inez Gipple Timothy Gipple Andrea Gould Kevin Green Marcella Hamaker Sherry Hamlin Eric Handy 171 Betty Harrington Florence Harrington Joshua Harrington LaVern Higbee Nicole Hodges Emily Hoffman Billie Jo Hogle Rachel Iford Danielle Jeffrey Darlaane Keck Amanda Knapp Scott Laney Wendy Latson Jamie Lent Katrina Lett Tammy Lewis Scott Loose Joe Losinski John Losinski Yolanda Manning Nicole Marske Amanda May Corey McCavit Danny McDonald Teri McNitt Sherri McVicker Nicholas Michael Rachel Miller Amy Mitchell Natalie Mowrey Trisha Nelson Bethany Nichols Kelly Parker Matt Parshall Matthew Pish Kelly Porter Eddie Reif Greg Richer Stacy Rogers Jessica Rupp Jeff Rybakowski Tommy Sheets Matthew Siefken David Snellenberger Joshua Stalhood Jason Stayner Jerry Stempien Nathan Stewart Curtis Stockford Ryan Tappenden Jeremy Thompson Bobbi Topp Brandon Tuckey Michelle Tuckey 172 Kevin Undeen Adam Vanderpool Jason Vanderpool Erick Verburg Andy Vogel Adam Wilson KINDERGARTEN Clinton Akers Heather Angevine Shannon Bair Robbie Banker Alisha Bethel Steven Bowers Jeff Butterbaugh Brad Cahrier Bobby Carlton Sean Cekander Dustin Clark Ronnie Cobb Lance Coburn Chris Coffey Becky Cole Michelle Contat Todd Cook Tony Cuyler Karenna Darnell Brian Davis Joey Davis Darius Dickerson Terry D’Water Tiffany Elser Brandi Enos Bobby Ernsberger Jenny Foster Matthew French Joel Fuller Becky Gibson Jamie Gibson Melissa Goad Kevin Gutting Mike Hafley Penny Halstead Matthew Hamilton 173 Chris Hamlin Barry Harrington Elisha Harrington Tyler Hemker Toby Hilton Timmy Hodge Nicky Holbrook Kenny Hosek Jenny Hulbert Matthew Hull Shelley Hutchins Sarah Karney RuthAnn Keck Jerald Keegan Kenny Kesson Timmy Kling Amy Knapp Heather Kochendorfer Tommy Lake Linda Letts Joshua Lyon Teresa Macklin Amy Marowelli Jason Marowelli Bryan Massey Ronnie McCrory Betty McVicker Ginger McVicker MacKenzie Mickle Corey Milks Jamie Miller Katrina Miller James Montgomery Katy Moon Cassie Moore Jamison Nickerson Mark Nowicki Becky Ostrander Michelle Outwater Terry Owens Miranda Padget Jenny Peavey Kathy Perry Donnie Peterson Brian Preston Chad Radebaugh Adrian Reed Steven Richardson Sindy Root Jonathon Rubley Melonie Rupp Chad Sebring Craig Shook Jamie Sieger 174 Candy Williams Carri Winter Stan Wise Carrie Wonders Shelly Wortz . i Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Bonnie Worth — Aide Mrs. Nancy Strang — Aide Nathan Stempien Andy Strang Tara Strong Jenny Sturtz Brandon Suever Amy Swift Shanna Talant Karen Tanner Matthew Taylor Carrie Tuttle Janie Walker Billy Wallace Mrs. Virginia Ball — Library Aide Ms. Jackie Craft — Physical Handicapped Ms. Debbie Doll — Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman — Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes — Playground Supervisor Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell — Special Education Mrs. Karen Kirt — Substitute Playground Supervisor Mrs. Mary Beth Krolezyk — Learning Disabilities Ms. Diane LaDue — Learning Disabilities Mrs. Thalia Mack — Physical Handicapped Aide Ms. Margie McConnell — Student Teacher Mrs. Doris Miller — Remedial Reading Mr. Michael Nowicki — Physical Education Mrs. Grace Parshall — Hearing Impaired Mrs. Carol Smith — Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith — Hearing Impaired Ms. Kelly Snyder — Art 175 176 4 ACME BELT Congratulations RECOATING INC. Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 29 Years THE AMERICAN LEGION 639-8711 Sherman — Rice — Demorest Post 157 Arnold and Cole Streets Quincy, Michigan 49082 B D TOOL DIE, INC. Compliments of Custom Work — Jigs and Fixtures DR. AND MRS. 114. W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 P. C. BALDWIN Congratulations 1984 Graduates From A. acoRn BuiLDinG componemrs inc. Quality Aluminum Frame Windows and Steel Entry Doors 180 AMAX SPECIALTY METALS CORPORATION 460 Jay Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone 517-279-9511 TWX 510 443 4460 B’S SHOP FLY Ray and Fran Bregger, Owners Package Liquor Beer Wine Groceries Hunting and Fishing Supplies Bolle raf's OF QUINCY Open 7 Days Good Luck to the Class of 1984 and Our Grad Shaun Massey Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men Good Luck Orioles! Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34 36 W.Chicago Coldwater 278 2664 CARROLL’S SHOES BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY Quincy and Homer Michigan 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Darwin Robison, Owner TOTAL HARDWARE GOSSttOCOaSt 11 Big Departments HUFFY SERVICE CENTER 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 458 Marshall St. 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. Fairfield Plaza 8:30 to 9:00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Th., Fri. Coldwater, Ml 49036 (517) 279-8069 Congratulations to the Class of ’84! Remember: Give to the World the Best You Have and the Best Will Come Back to You fARMSEL PORTRAITURE by PHILBRICK 183 62 Division St Coldwater, Ml 49036 (517) 278-4886 Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishes!! R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 28 Channels of Super Television COLDWATER CABLEVISION, INC. 653 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater 278-5659 Telephone: (517)278-2208 or 278-5468 COLDWATER OPTOMETRICS, P.C. G. L. Howe, O.D. B. G. Young, O.D. D. M. McClaid, O.D. 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy 639-4068 12 S. Monroe St. P.O. Box 160 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Congratulations Seniors! COLDWATER RECREATION BOWLING LANES CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency 559 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 278-5325 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan 184 Compliments of COTTONWOOD RESORT Congratulations Seniors 801 W. Wildwood Quincy, Michigan Cottages and Camping CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan JCUJ6LRV Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Fred A. Culy Coldwater, Ml 49036 Jeffrey A. Culy Phone (517) 279-9452 Christine Culy Forrister 185 Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us for All Your Insurance Needs 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 278-2200 186 Congratulations Seniors! GATES ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE C. D. Bowerman 750 State Road 639-4093 Quincy, Michigan DOBSON INSURANCE 0 FIRST°FAMERICA Working Together to be First Quincy • Coldwater • Bronson • North Adams Member FDIC 187 Best Wishes for a Successful Year GENE'S SERVICE We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago,Quincy BOBBY HANKINS MUSIC CITY 153 Division St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Baldwin Pianos and Organs Congratulations Seniors! JACK’S CRACKER BARREL GROCERY U.S.12 Allen, Michigan 869-2652 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater. Ml 49036 Karen’s Flowers Crafts 517 279-9536 BOB KAREN STARK. OWNERS CONGPv fVT U IAT 10NS SENIORS) JEWELRY Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Congratulations to the Class of ’84 KING JOHNSON ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Frank Johnson 517-869-2277 329 Hog Creek Road Allen, Ml 49227 Sccfrfdy, 'lac. Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517 278-4518 652 East Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 49036 188 Congratulations! 8 North Main KNAPP POOLS Quincy, Michigan 49082 423 E. Chicago — Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey MARSHALL’S CHANNEL STOP McClellan MOBILE MILLS 639-7151 Chain of Lakes Party Store Soft Ice Cream Beer and Wine Bait On the Farm Grinding and Mixing Complete Line of Swine and Dairy Feeds 690 West Channel Drive Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone 238-5204 852 State Line Road Montgomery, Michigan 49255 Phone 238-5051 MIDWEST Est. 1854 FOUNDRY COMPANY hi ■a t A DIVISION OFTHE MARMON GROUP INC. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Best Wishes Congratulations Seniors! to All Graduates Nobody can do it like McDonald's can« T. PARKER EXCAVATING Dozer Backhoe Crane General Excavating Phone 238-2345 or 238-2527 Coldwater — Hillsdale 301 South Fremont Road Coldwater, Michigan Congratulations Seniors! Shop Our New JC PENNEY PARRISH EXCAVATING Fashion Store 9 W. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday Noon-5 p.m. 517-639-8717 or 639-7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. • Auto Parts, Imported and Domestic • Ditzler Paints and Accessories Bob Butler 123 W. Chicago St. Dave Butler_____________Quincy, Mich. 49082 w White Westinghouse We re making things better for you! QUINCY ACE HARDWARE Hardware Paints Tools Housewares Electrical Plumbing and Heating Supplies Sporting Goods Ace is the Place with the Helpful Hardware Man “Right on the Corner” 1 East Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-5325 190 QUINCY MP MM««y Ferguson DAIRY QUEEN SEYBERT’S IMPLEMENT Sales and Service 826 E. Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Congratulations Seniors! Sundaes Banana Splits Fiestas Parfaits Shakes Sandwiches SPURLOCK REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CO. 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 208 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8742 QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals — Electric Carts Food — Liquor — Beer — Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt SARGE’S MARKET Quincy’s Finest One-Stop Shopping Center 106 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8025 SOHIGRO SMALLWOOD’S SERVICE COMPANY MARINE P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 Mercury — Mercruiser Authorized Dealer 284 Crockett Drive Sohigro Quincy, Michigan v M Jti 639-4634 o You’ll Find All The Shopping News in the Read It Every Wednesday... Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen 193 Our 47th Year Southern ] Michigan NATIONAL BANK J Continuous Banking Since 1872 THE =s=_ STEP A HEAD ==. BANK ■= Offices in: Coldwater Tekonsha Union City Kinderhook MEMBER FDIC Fresh Pizza! T-SHIRT ALLEY PLUS 639-8215 TIBBY’S PLACE Here or to go! 19 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 (517) 278-8101 Shirts • Hats • Jackets • Athletic Uniforms Lettering • Special Artwork • Silk Screening • Embroidering BUICK-CHEVROLET INC.| Fine Food Restaurant 637 E CHICAGO ROAD COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 12 North Main Street Quincy, Michigan 639-8913 BUICK CHEVROLET ! SERVICE ! VAN’S HOME SUPLY VARIETY SHOPPE Howard and Clara Lee May, Owners Van Hilton —Owner 125 W. Chicago — Quincy 639-3345 The Oriole Center Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 Quincy, Michigan 639-8102 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY Congratulations Seniors! WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race Street Coldwater, Michigan THE SWEET SHOP Cake Decorating Candymaking Supplies 278-5844 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater WATTS DRUG STORE 10 E. Chicago Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone: (517) 639-512$ James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating Starting Our 44th Year of Serving Quincy ★ Patient Profiles ★ Patient Consultation ★ Health information ★ City Delivery ★ Compounding Emergency Prescription Service 699-7130 Jim Watts 639-8553 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater Women’s World of Fashion 45 N. Hanchett St. Open 9 to 6 Daily Except Sunday WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 5 I 7-278-4396 Congratulations Seniors! YORKS FAMILY RESTAURANT Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 122 West Chicago Street Quincy, Michigan (517) 639-8980 196 SPONSORS B’S SHOP AND FLY 1294 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-4104 COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-8721 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 tire center Summitt 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 West Chicago Quincy 639-9605 DON STAFFORD HEATING AIR CONDITIONING 2451 S. Hog Creek Rd. Allen 869-2412 SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE AGENCY 18 West Chicago Quincy 639-5143 PATRON GENE’S SALES SERVICE Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors, and Advertisers for Their Support 197 chb®w® ilCHEUBirr, cone OUEEH ChWun , xayjOHXSOSl BEST OF TIMES 200 11 101 Av' 201 sw ____i “wsa FI U 'T7 .. «s ' f, 'Cr «WfcS f iimijiaJ t ®Fff UsT • Someday we may look back and say, “These were the best of times.” 202 GANDIDaTB SU7'A!iSBT01 203 FAVORITES CARS Camaro Corvette Mustang Porsche Lambourghini RADIO STATIONS CARTOON CHARACTERS Garfield He-Man Bugs Bunny Alvin and the Chipmunks Smurfs CANDY BARS Snickers Reese’s Twix Peanut Butter Twix Butterfinger MUSIC GROUPS MAGAZINES Van Halen Journey Quiet Riot ZZTop Alabama Playgirl Seventeen Playboy Teen Hot Rod RECORDS Footloose (Kenny Loggins) Pyromania (Def Leppard) Thriller (Michael Jackson) No Parking on the Dance Floor (Midnight Star) Against All Odds (Phil Collins) 206 FAVORITE SONGS SUMMER ’83 — Rock of Ages (Def Leppard) SEPTEMBER — Making Love Out of Nothing at All (Air Supply) OCTOBER — Cum on Feel the Noize (Quiet Riot) NOVEMBER — Uptown Girl (Billy Joel) DECEMBER — That’s Why They Call It the Blues (Elton John) JANUARY — Jump (Van Halen) FEBRUARY — Footloose (Kenny Loggins) MARCH — Against All Odds (Phil Collins) APRIL — Let’s Hear It for the Boy (Deniece Williams) MAY — Sister Christian (Night Ranger) ALL YEAR — HeUo (Lionel Richie) Results from poll taken of Senior Class by Karen Hosek 207 mO 77(__________ SjUiJe JrfiCtA tpun. 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