Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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«0 l eS’ C. , Sh8 ’, J80 S’ c0I W SS'° . P ioV: ’aT'ei’ 0O 0 O' C°otft ‘uev DU The commissioner form of student government was first introduced into Quincy High School in the spring of 1939, with president, Cotton 7 alp, officiating. Nine commissioners are chosen by the students as an follows: girls athletics, boys athletics, fi- nance, student-faculty relations, building and grounds, dramatics, publications, social affairs.

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Students of Quincy IIi , I ask you a simple question. Do you enjoy your school? If you do not, you should. High school is the most carefree, glamorous, happy and hectic time of your life. But to enjoy its merits you must first be a good sport, take things as they come and do not quit. Secondly, you must cooperate with teachers and friends. Last of all, you must play ball with the school and its rules- CJL JJL CHARU S SHAW STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT

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SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE • • © Your toes ore on the starting line os you toke your diploma. That’s the Go signal. Your goal is success. The technique of success is found on a penny. Let’s look at the coin. On the face is a profile of Lincoln. The Almighty is no respecter of persons. He took Lincoln and made him the Eun of the hour. He can do the same for you. How? Meditate on the motto, In God l e Trust. The way may be long and the going tough but nothing can stop you if you trust in the infinite. E Pluribus Unum, a reminder of a pledge of allegiance to the United States of America with Liberty for all. The pledge and promise ore one. The start, 1941. The goal, Success. The end--Q,uien sabe? It can be the laurel wreath of victory.