Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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NAME CALLED SI WEAKNESS :hior PROPHEI EXPRESSION cy AMBITION FATE Allen Warren A. W. Girls “Shut Up! Pro. Loafer Loafer Louise Shoote Bubbles Boys “Goodnight! Success Scrub Woman James Perry Jim Joy A. “Well I’ll Be Auto Mechanic Grease Monkey Jacquline Ramsey J ackie Jesse “Nuts A Good Mother Jesse Joyce Herndon Joyce Anything readable “Fiddle Sticks Own An Ozark Farm Cotton Picker Malcom Hartwig Mai Cars “Terrific Lawyer Criminal Paul Whiting Paul Football “I Know It Radio Technician Don’t quite know George Morse Gorgeous George West Arcadia “Wahoo! Gunsmith Who Knows ? Lee Ramelli Lee Sidney (Censored) Go to College Rancher Jim Keolker Koke Laughing “Brothe-rrrr Journalist Want Ad Editor Betty Myers Snake Pit Ticklin’ the Ivory “I’m Petrified Play in Carnegie Hall Play Bass Drum in Salvation Army Doris Bettis Smoky Clothes “Thank God! Graduate Teacher Helen Morrow Helinko F-O-O-D “Joan, Got any Gum ? Marry a Millionaire Marry a Bum Nita Hutchinson Tubby Boys “Oh for heavens sake Go to S. F. State Soda Jerk Dick Madeira Lee A Pole Singing (Censored) Diesel Engineer Study Worms David Skene Skene Bubble Dancers “Bubbles Coach Team Mascot Ralph Becker Beck Girls “I dunno.” Be a Bum A Bum Shirley Sapp Bobby C lothe s “Now Bill and I Designer Knitting Bill’s sox Joan Schultz Joanie Clothe s “You Know It” Designer Waitress Ruby Sharp Tuffy Men! “Get LOST! Pro. BallPlayer Water boy Bonnie Whipple Whip Gray Plymouth “WeU Shmoo De Do College Diploma Feather River Diary Hazel Barry Hazel Deraid Oh, Boy, To Be a nurse Veterinarian Patti Davis Putzi Buddy “Aint Got No! To learn to Cook Garbage Collector Sidney Moser Sid School “Prove it!” To Live a long life To die Karen Pruitt Karen Latin Am. “Blast It Full time loafer Hard Tellin’ Wilma Mounkes Wilmy A College Frosh “Oh, Dearrrr College Graduate High School Grad. Mary Gossett Mary A Marine “What Say ? To go to College Town Hall Usherette Donald Davis Don Alice “Hi Beautiful Ranche r Cow Poke Alice McCurry Allie Giggling “OH, Shoot! Secretary Sittin’ Home Dick Bellamy Dick Himself (?) “You know it kid Ranche r Share Cropper Joy Delano Joy Mai “Oh, Mother? Be a Teacher Be a Student Pat Fain Pat Jack “What would you ever do without me ? Beautician Car Hop Nancy Stapley Butch Alaska “What’s the Matter” Sing on Supper Club Chain Smoker Charlotte Bozarth Charley Stan “Duh, Duh. . . Nurse Maid Lloyd Jones Bunny Orville Lee “Oh, youse guys. Secretary Office Janitor

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 SENIOR WILL I, Hazel Barry, will my bottle of correction fluid to Alice Alden in hopes that she will use it faithfully. I, Charlotte Bozarth, will my three classes with Mr. Behm to anyone unlucky enough to get them. I, Ralph Becker, hereby will my ability to get ruffed up to anyone who thinks he can stand it. I, Dick Bellamy, hereby will my A-Team basketball uniform to Nyal Ausmus in hopes that he will grow to fit it. I, Doris Bettis, hereby will my ability to ditch school and then get by easy, to anyone lucky enough to get away with it. 1, Patti Davis, will my stylus to the next cover artist of the Pine Breezes in hopes that she will soon join me in my padded cell. I, Joy Delano, leave Quincy High in hopes Eddie Beale will slide right into my position in the band. I, Pat Fain, will my job at the Drive-In to impatient Allene Bashaw. I, MaryGossett, hereby will my job at the Town Hall to some poor girl who does not have a boy friend to take her to the good shows. I, Joyce Herndon, will my ability to write themes to anyone who might need it. I, Anita Hutchinson, will my nickname of “Tubby” to Mr. Batha in hopes that he will grow to fit it. I, Lloyd Jones, hereby will my ability to drive sensibly to Barry Hollenbeck in hopes that he will take the hint. I, Jim Keolker, hereby will my band uniform to anyone skinny, lanky, and tall enough to get into it. I, Alice McCurry, will part of my thick hair to Mr. Behm. I, George Morse, hereby will all the time I’ve wasted fooling around in the last four years to Nyal Ausmus in hopes that he will use it to study with. I, Sidney Moser, will this school to any old fool. NO! All joking aside, I will this school to the guys and gals who are lucky enough to be able to go to Q. H. S. I, Wilma Mounkes, hereby will all of my notebooks and book reports to my brother, who I know will make good use of them. I, Betty Myers, will my ability to play Peter Llych Tchaikowsky’s Concerto in B-minor to Speedy Madeira in hopes that he will not add a Boogie Base. I, James Perry, will all the good-looking gals to Vic Egbert. I, KarenPruitt, hereby willmy physics notebook to my sister, Meredith, knowing that she will make good use of it. I, Jackie Ramsay, leave my math grades to the record; no one in his right mind would want them. The school I leave for good. 1, Ruby Sharp, hereby will my ability of eating corn nuts in Arts and Crafts to any student lucky enough to get away with it. We, Shirley Sapp and Helen Morrow, will to our old palMiss Garms, our ability to make delicious green breadpudding and to sew the best dresses in class. I, Dick Madeira, hereby will to Bob Minkler, my ability to dazzle (?) all the girls. I, Mai Hartwig, will my ability to keep up my end of the argument to Bea Ausmus in hopes she will make good use of it in Current History. I, Allen Warren, will my gum-chewing ability to any non-gum-chewing junior. I, Bonnie Whipple, hereby will my height to Mr. Crawford so he won’t have to stoop to go through doors. I, Paul Whiting, will my physique to any one of the puny Juniors.

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FIRST ROW: J. Warren, D. Weeks, B. Hanson, L. Lawson, B. Jester, B. Dunlap, C. Edwards, D. Hill, T. Halliburton. SECOND ROW: D. McGraw, M. Pruitt, P. Holbrook, A. Bashaw, j. Wright, N. Cross, E. Cooper, R. Kubaiko, S. Carden, P. Alley, J. Griffin, S. Bower, P. Stewart, S. Snavely. THIRD ROW: H. Broyles, H. Hamlin, J. Brow, n. Finley, B. Ausmus, M. Young, A. Alden, P. Guyer, N. Morrow, R. Lari son, M. Gard, M. Hempstead. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Nelson, B. Fisher, R. Stapley, T. Crivello, B. Hollenbeck, E. Beall, D. Detrick, C. Mounkes, D. Stowell, B. Bailey, R. Larison, J. Catchot, G. Jackson. jumofis The Junior Class had a good year in athletics this year. Tom Halliburton, who played halfback on the football team, received the trophy for good sportsmanship. James Warren, who is also a junior, was one of the best players on the A basketball team. The Class of 51 is outstanding in scholarship also. The Junior class included a large part of the students enrolled in the California Scholarship Federation. Honor students are: Douglas Stowell, class president, Margaret Young, Joan Griffin, Jackie Brown, Loren Lawson, Eddie Beall, and Hazel Hamlin. The Junior Prom was held rather late in the year and was very successful. CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Douglas Stowell Vice-President. . Barry Bailey Secretary-Treasurer .... . . . . . . . Allene Bashaw Council Representative .... ................Meredith Pruitt Advisors.....................Mr. Nelson .....................Mr. Nichol