Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF QUINCy HIGH SCHOOL MARGARET FULLER. GAIL SIGFORD..... ROY WINSELL...... JOHN MARTINEZ.... GEORGE ELLWOOD. PAULINE FLETCHER. . JACK DODGE....... BETTY BUMP....... JOHN WALP........ EVE BENZ......... MERIAM ALLINGHAM BILLIE RUSSELL... GARETH FORD...... PURDA GRAHAM .... MARJORIE GIER.... .................... Editor ..........Assistant Editor .........Business Manager ....................... Art ............... Photography ...........Girls' Athletics ............Boys' Athletics ..................... Drama ......................Music .............. Publications ...................Calendar . . . .Senior Representative .....Junior Representative Sophomore Representative .....Frosh Representative

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TTTTTTTTTTTTTTyTTTTTTTT7TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT7TTTTT7TTTTTTT7T7TTTTTT7TTTTTrT7TTTrr777777777777r777q V BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS The 21st of March, 1939, the student body put into effect the newly constructed Constitution, built along the approved commissioner method of student government, and manned the nine posts with Pauline Fletcher, Meriam Allingham, Virgil Rund, John Walp, John Kelley, Gail Sigford, Leonard Rowell, Genevieve Moon and Burnelle Kelly. The Commissioners met the second day after election as representatives from their respective classes, and nominated candidates for president. From the nominees, John Walp received the majority vote, and took care of the designation of the various duties provided for in the Constitution. The commissioners of girls' and boys' athletics—Pauline Fletcher and Virgil Rund—were the only positions allotted by student body vote on the ballot, and were automatically made chairmen of their committees of three students from the council. Meriam Allingham, senior representative, acted as secretary to the commission council as approved by their vote. John Kelley, senior representative, was appointed as dramatics adviser. Gail Sigford, junior representative, held the position of financial commissioner. Genevieve Moon controlled the student-faculty relations committee, elected from the sophomore class. Burnelle Kelley, freshman, was chairman of the social committee. Each chairman selected two commissioners to assist in his work. This project was promoted by several of the students and faculty, who saw a need for renovating or replacing the previous type of student body control. The student committee that wrote the constitution was composed of Roy Winsell, chairman, Eve Benz, Genevieve Moon and Marjorie Gier.

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DEDICATED to the memorable qualities of Quincy High School . . . its tall trees, its sleepy, sunlit hours — this PINE attempts to leave a portrait of Q.H.S. as students, faculty, and spectators see it. Because the staff is interested in keeping intact with rows of faces the very essence of this school, the theme is woven about familiar scenes and activities. To do this, much of the past monotonous cataloguing was omitted, making room for a fitting—and we think a more modern—tribute to the host of four large years in our lives.