Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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cflLifOfinifl SCHOLARSHIP f£ Df RHTIOn FIRST ROW: E. Beall, D. Stowell, T. Hogan, L. Lawson, G. McIntosh. SECOND ROW: G. Griffin, d. Brown, B. Myers, J. Delano, D. Bark, M. Young, K. Hard. THIRD ROW: K. Pruitt, W. Mounkes, M. Gossett, J. Anderson. The local chapter of the California Scholarship Federation is one of the most active groups in Quincy High School, carrying as its goal, high standards in scholastic achievement. The organization held its usual energetic activities. But this year these included a most hilarious dance; ahandbookfor new students, which explains customs, cheers, and standards of our school; and the helping in the semester “pep campaign. Truly this school is proud of its most valued and prized organization of scholars --the C. S. F. 27

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STUDfllT BODy PRESIDENT'S NIESSRGE Most of us think that school is just to fill our minds with academic material. But actually, there are a couple of factors involved along with the reading, writing, and arithmetic which, I believe, are just as important as if not more so when you think of the chaotic situation in the world today. We are learning to cooperate, not just cooperation in school, but carrying it out and applying it in everyday life. What the world needs today is true cooperation, to do the best for the most, putting aside our individual desires. Responsibility is another big item, doing your wo k, not just school work, but any job that is to be done. One should getit done on time, doing the best jobpossibie. The prerequisite for a harmonious and peaceful life is for everyone to take his share of responsibilities and to do them well while cooperating with all those concerned. By practicing these important ideals here at our school, we shall be able to go out to adulthood and make an enjoyable life for ourselves and influence others also. By doing this we can make our country stronger and do our part to advance world peace by cooperation. STUDENT councn FIRST ROW: S. Coleman, M. Young, N. Stapley, J. Delano, L. Shoote, M. Pruitt, A. Bashaw, G. Barnes. SECOND ROW: F. Howe, L. Lawson, M. Hartwig, D. Stowell D. Skene, J. Keolker, (not pictured).

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BLOCK “Q” mm FIRST ROW: J. Catchot, C. Mounkes, D. Stowell, P. Whiting, D. Skene, D. Madeira, R. Larison, B. Hollenbeck, J. Warren, T. Barlow. SECOND ROW: B. Dennison, B. Fisher, B. Dunlap, B. Wright, D. Detrick, D. Bellamy, G. Krause, 0. Anderson, R. Anderson, R. Becker. THIRD ROW: Coach Tharp, C. Edwards, L. Lawson, N. Ausmus, T. Halliburton, D. Norton, F. Howe, D. Hill, B. Chamberlain, L. Ramelli, S. Moser, Coach Timone. OFFICERS President ......................Dick Madeira Vice-president..................Paul Whiting Secretary-Treasurer . . . Douglas Stowell Council Representative . . . . David Skene Membership in this society has always been covetedby high school students because it represents high standards in athletic achievement, good sportsmanship, and clean boyhood. 28