Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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CLASS HISTORY activities was the Freshman reception. Then, to make some money, we started giving noon dances every Wednesday. Pom poms, made by the senior class, appeared at all of the football games. On May 17 the big event, the senior ball, came off with big success. In sports the class of 47'' was well represented. Football was played for the first time in Quincy and on our championship team we found George Yeager, Lorrin Ferdinand, Dave HcCrillis, and Jim Ellwood. Playing on the A basketball team was Vaughn Nugent, George Yeager, Jim Ellwood, Lorrin Ferdinand, 'and Dave McCrillia. The girls too made a record for themselves. Not only did they win the school championship in basketball but they beat the all stars . Our class also had the honor of having the first football Queen, Pearl Huntington. CLASS WILL I, Charlie Boone, hereby will my Arkansas accent to all those who have never been there so they will feel quite at home when they visit the South. I, Ellen Brown, hereby will my blushes and bashful ways to Buddy Bedell because he needs them. I, Kirk Clements, hereby will nothing to no one there-by proving you can take it with you. I, Peggy Carlson, hereby will Quincy High to my sister, Norma. I, Margret Dupont, hereby will my temper to Nancy Stapley so the faculty won't be too lonesome. I, Bob Eden, hereby will my curly hair to George McElroy prov iding he puts it up every night, I, Jim Ellwood, hereby will my everlasting detention to Bob Young. I, Skip Ferdinand, hereby will my height to Bob Gravert so he can lie in bed straight. I, Shirley Hagen, hereby will my job as Sec-Treas. of the Student Body to Pat Dinsmore, because she is so effecient. I, Bill Hartley, hereby will my habit of making a flop out of a flip to some future yell leader. (Preferable malej) I, Hickey Herbst, hereby will Jackie Boone my ability to type. I, Joe Herbst, hereby will my ability to lose my temper to Dolores Williams. I, Carter HJelte, hereby will my flash bulb technique to anyone who isn't afraid of getting hit in the lens with a basket ball.