Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

TAYLO w PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS. MEANS «ETTB TEAKKXXS vol. xxvrn Published Annually by the Students of QUINCY JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Quincy, California 1952 We, the class of 52, dedicate this twenty - eighth annual to Mr, Hanlon P. Tharp, former coach of Quincy Junior Senior High School, for his outstanding services in building up our high honors of athletic achievements throughout his five years as coach. Mr. Hanlon P. Tharp MR, LLOYD E. SOWERS, Principal MR. JOHN A. McCLEAVE, Vice President MR. VERNON AASERUDE MR. HERBERT C. BEHM MR. LAWERENCE L. BENNETT MR. VINCENT E. BURNS. MR. ROBERT M. CRAWFORD MRS. LIV£RIA DITTMAN MR. FULTON S. ELDER MR. ROBERT ERBECK MR. GLEN M. FLEMING MISS BETTY A. KELLEY MR. MARSHALL E. LATIMER MISS JEAN C. MAHRT MISS ANN E. MARSH MR. ROBERT MR. DARRELL M. NICHOL MRS. SHIRLEY F. ROGERS MR. CLARENCE R. SCHOTT MR. OM O. WRAITH LOUIS FISCHER, Student Body President Student odcf ie4ident'4 Message Little do we realize how important an education is today. A high - school education today is a necessity. For those of us who are not going to college, it prepares us for our future vocations in life. Students who are taking an academic course and are planning to go to college should try to maintain a high scholastic standard. Extracurricular activities also play an important part in our high - school education. Such activities consist of athletics, music, clubs, or work on school publications. These activities will not only enable us to work together but will also contribute to our social lives. Many of us today who are going to graduate from high school are faced with the uncertainty of continuing our education or joining military service. Unless we are sure of being inducted we should try to continue our education as long as possible. We must not forget, whether in civilian or military life, that a person with a high - school and college education will have the opportunity for unlimited advancements. Student ouncit First row: Gayle Shulmire, Tanis Train, Karen Hard, Betty Wilson. Second row: Mr. McCleave, Bobby Jester, Tom Hogan, Orville Anderson, Louis Fischer, Fred Howe, Anna Fisher, Donna Bark, Joan Cotter, Kathryn Griffin. ANDERSON, JUNE - QHS 1, 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2, 3. 4; G. A, A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Chorus 2, 3; C. S. F. 1, 2; Dramatics 3,4; Pine Breeze 2,3; Pine Literary Editor 4; Dance Band 3,4; Band Clinics 1, 2, 3,4; Student Leaders Conference 2, 3,4; County Band 1, 2, 3. 4, ANDERSON, ORVILLE R. - QHS 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Block Q 2, 3,4; Pep Club 4; Class Officer 4; Student Council 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2,3,4; County Council 4; County Band 2,3,4; Pine 4; Student Leaders Conference 4. ANDERSON, RODGER W. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baskei ball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Block Q 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Band 1,2,3, Officer Student Council 1. ARATA, PAUL - QHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 3,4. AUSMUS, NYAL - QHS 1.2. 3,4; Basketball, 1.2, 3,4; Block Q 1.2. 3.4; BARK, .DONNA - QHS 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; President 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 4; C.S.F. 2; Dramatics 3,4; Pine Breeze 3, Cheerleader 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Band Clinic 1,3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Student Leaders Conference 2,3,4. BARLOW, THEODORE - QHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1; Drama 4; Block Q 1,2; Track 1. BESKEEN, DON W. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3.4; Pine 4; Band Clinic 1; County Band 2,3,4. BISHOP, DICK - QHS 2,3,4; Block Q 2, 3.4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 3; Dramatics 3,4. BUCKLAND, DON - QHS 1,2, 3.4; Baseball 1,3; Football 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 2. DeMONTMORENCY, HARRY - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Uncaster; Band 4. DODSON, JENNA L. - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Hughson, California; G. A. A. 3,4; Pine 4; Dramatics 4. DONNENWIRTH, PATRICIA - QHS 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Annual 3,4; Dramatics 2,4. FISCHER, LOUIS J. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Student Council Officer 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Block Q 2.3,4; Pep Club 3; Pin 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Prom King 3; County Council 3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Student Leaders Conference 3; Band Clinics 3,4. FISHER, ANNA B. - QHS 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Dramatics 2,3,4; Officer 4; Pine Breeze 2,4; Pine 2,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Band Clinics 3,4; County Band 2,3,4; Student Leaders Conference 2, 3; Student Council 4. FORT, NANCY ANN - QHS 3.4; Transfer from Albuquerque, New Mexico; G.A.A. 3,4; Chorus 3. HANLEY, ALAN - QHS 1, 2. 3,4; Block Q 2. 3,4; Dramatics 4; Pine 4; Football 2; Basketball 1, 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3,4. HANSON, MARIANNE - QHS 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3.4. HARD, KAREN LOUISE - QHS 1. 2, 3.4; Band 1. 2, 3,4; Officer 3; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4; Officer 3; Pep Club 3; Officer 3; Class Officer 1,3; Student Council 3,4; Officer 4; C.S.F. 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Pine Breeze 3; Feature Editor 3; Pine 2,4; Layout Editor 4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Dance Band 2, 3,4; Prom. Queen 3; Tri - School G.A.A. 4; Homecoming Queen 4; County Council 4; Band Clinics 1,3,4; Student Leaders Conference 2, 3,4; County Band 2, 3,4; HENSON. BOB - QHS 1,2, 3,4; Band 1.2; Dramatics 4; Track 1. HERNDON, AFTON E. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Pine 4; Pep Club 4. HOGAN, THOMAS WILLIAMS - QHS 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 4; Student Council 3,4; C.S.F, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Student Leader Conference 2,3,4; Football 3,4; Pep Club 3; Photography 4. HOWE, FRED ELLIOTT - QHS 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Pep Club 3,4, Officer 4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Chico Leader Conference 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Pine 4; Band Clinic 4; County Student Leader Conference 3. HUNTINGTON, EVA MAY- QHS 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Pine 4; Drama 4. HUNTINGTON, RUSSELL R. - QHS 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, DONALD - QHS 1.2,3,4. JONES, DELAINE LAREE - QHS 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3;G.A.A. 1,2,3 4; Pep Club 4; Pine 4; Tri - School G. A. A. 1,2. KRAUSE, GIL - QHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Class Officer 4; Pine 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatics 4; Block Q 1,2,3,4. LA FLORE, BOB - QHS 4; Transfer from Long Beach; Basketball 4; Baseball 4; Track 4. LANGLEY, JOHN - QHS 1,2, 3,4; Pine 4. LANTERMAN, GARY - QHS 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,4. LAWRY, WARREN L. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Pine 4. LEE, LAWRENCE V. - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Crossett, Arkansas; Basketball 3. MADEIRA, FRANK R. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Block Q 2,3,4. MALLOTTE, BOB - QHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Track 2,3. MOORE, GENEVA ALTA - QHS 1.2,3,4; G. A. A. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3. NORTON, DAN - QHS 1,2,3,4; Block Q 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. PIERSON, ORPHIE - QHS 2,3,4; Transfer from Caribou, California. REID, JIM - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Loyalton, California; Football 3; Basketball 3. SAARI, VIVIAN M. - QHS 1,2,3,4. SEEBUR, DON - QHS 4; Transfer from Modesto, California. SHULMIRE, EDWIN - QHS 2,3,4; Transfer from Adin, California; Block Q 3,4; Chorus 4; Football 3,4; Basketbal 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3. STERRETT, WILLODEAN D. - QHS 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3. STUBBLEFIELD, WILBUR-- QHS 1,2,3,4; Block Q 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3.4. WARD, GARY A. - QHS 1,2,3,4; Track 4. WHITE, JOYCE - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Portola, California. WILLIAMS, DENNIS - QHS 3,4; Transfer from Bakersfield, Califomi Band 3,4; Chorus 4; Dramatics 4; Dance Band 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; Track 4; Block 4. WININGER, PEGGY WYNELL - QHS 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4. WON, BILL - QHS 4; Transfer from Boulder City, Nevada; Basketball 4; Track 4. WRIGHT, BILL - QHS 1,2,3,4; Block Q 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1.2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3 4; Band 1,3. Settla TflilC I, Karen Hard, hereby will my ability to go steady with the same boy in high school to my good friend, Carol Smith. I, Louis Fischer, hereby will my nickname, Feets , to Milton Webb, who I am certain will live up to it. I, June Anderson, hereby will my french horn to one of the inmates of the horn section, preferably Tom Hasty, in hopes that he will take as good care of it as I have in the past four years. I, Gil Krause, hereby will my ability to date a different girl every week to anyone who could stand a different one each week. I, Willodean Sterrett, hereby will my Senior Science book to my sister, hoping she will enjoy the subject more than I did. I, Peggy Wininger, hereby will my third period vocal class to anyone crazy enough to want to be in it. I, Jenna Dodson, hereby will my ability to lie to Roberta Hampton, in hopes that she will keep the lies well cultivated. I, Eva Huntington, hereby will my ability to be a good candy salesman to Wayne Bashaw, knowing he will profit by this ability. I, Gary Lanterman, hereby will my school books to some unfortunate person. My quiet ways, I will to my brother, who can use them. I, Paul Arata, hereby will my drumsticks to Jimmy Wright. I, Dan Norton, hereby will my football technique to Tom Hasty, assured that he will use it wisely. I, Orphie Pierson, hereby will my wavy locks to Mr. Behm, knowing he will keep them well - groomed. I, Vivian Saari, hereby will my quiet ways to Mary Lynn Turner, hoping she will take the hint and reform. I, Pat Donnenwirth, hereby will my ability to jitter - bug to Barbara Minton in hopes she will learn all the latest steps. I, Donna Bark, hereby will my ability to run the 100 yard dash to first period to Carol Edwards, hoping that she will be as lucky as I was. 1, Anna Fisher, hereby will my unique ability to lose and forget things to anyone who can come close to my record. I, Fred Howe, hereby will my school sweater to whoever stole it, in hopes that they get more wear out of it than I did before I was relieved of it. I, Dick Bishop, hereby will my charming self to Carlita Jeskey. I, Don Beskeen, hereby will my ability to do Physics to Jimmy Ferguson, knowing he'll need it. 1, Warren Lawry, hereby will my Ford to anyone wealthy enough to foot the repair bills. I, Jim Reid, hereby will my chess games during Mr. Bennett's class to Marilyn Combs and Nadine Shinn. I, Dennis Williams, hereby will my good looks to Robert Hanley - he needs them. I, Alan Hanley, hereby will my unsuccessful ability to get a girlfriend to some eighth grader. Serial TOM I, Nancy Ann Fort, hereby will my Laugh” to June Anderson in hopes she won't be so sober hereafter. I, Buster Shulmire, hereby will my height to Darrell Anderson. I, Delaine Jones, hereby will my job to any girl who has enough willpower to withstand the urge to converse With boys in the lobby of the Town Hall Theater. I, Wilbur Stubblefield, hereby will my ability to get along with Mr. Bennett to Donna Stenberg, hoping that with it she'll be able to stay in class hereafter. I, Bill Won, hereby will my shop ability to Cliff Graham, especially on plastics. I, Bill Langley, hereby will my ability to sleep in class to anyone who stays out all night and needs the rest. I, Joyce White, hereby leave my Sociology class, with due respects to the teacher, to anyone crazy enough to want it; the school I leave forever. We, Orville Anderson and Tom Hogan, being of sound mind (?) hereby will our ability to graduate at the age of sixteen to any fools that will skip grades. I, Rodger Anderson, hereby will my cast to any unfortunate tackle who gets a broken leg in a Quincy -Portola football game. I, Ted Barlow, hereby will my curly hair to Anna Jo Coleman so she won't have to set it every night. I, Bob Malotte, hereby will my whiskers to Bob Jester so he will have to shave everyday. I, Marianne Hansen, hereby will my brother Frank to the School. I, Bill Wright, hereby will my ability to play basketball to Charles Thomas in hopes he will put it to a better use than I did. I, Speed Madeira, hereby will my size to Hugh Ausmus; maybe with it, he can become a real big boy . I, Geneva Moore, hereby will my good fortune in hooking a man to my good friend Willodean Sterrett who seems to have lost all hope. I, Bob Henson, hereby will my ability to get in and out of trouble to the lowly Juniors . I, Don Buckland, hereby will my goatee to anyone who wants it and will keep it well groomed. I, Harry deMontmorency, hereby will my ability as a squirrel (reckless driver) to Gail Stenberg. I. Gary Ward, hereby will my ability to get A's in Mr. Behm's class to Albert Lutz. I, Don Seeber, hereby will my height to Kenneth Kast. He could use a few more inches. I, Afton Herndon, hereby will my half - wit to Mr. Aaserude. 7 e Senior ‘Pi fiAeccf Here is a Glimpse of the Class of 1952 in the Year 1962 Russell Huntington is still trying to prove that a wheel can run by perpetual motion. Jenna Dodson is Celling her exclusively designed bathing suits for $25 a piece. Wilbur Stubblefield is now the Yardmaster at Keddie. Pat Donnenwirth is pitching for the California Women's Baseball team. Fred Howe is stranded on an island with Jane Russell. Louie Fischer is still trying to decide between the Navy and the Seabees. Karen Hard is a dress designer for MGM studios in Hollywood. Gil Krause has his own radio show, The All-American Man . Teen - agers are going mad over Paul Arata, the jazz drummer. Bill Langley, Don Buckland, and Alan Hanley have each made their first million as partners of their art concern in New York. Buster Shulmire is playing baseball for the New York Yanks. Anna Fisher is the first woman space ship pilot in the universe. Donna Bark is making her debut in television. Frank Madeira is the world's most spectacular wrestler. June Anderson and Nancy Fort own a dress shop and do their own modeling. Orville Anderson is the newest swoon guy” in the movies. Jim Reid is America's greatest square dance caller. Don Beskeen is selling his Beskeen Special , a hot rod that will travel 1200 miles per hour. Geneva Moore has designed the model kitchen for all housewives. Afton Herndon is the chief photographer for Photography magazine. Bill Wright is playing basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters. Charlie Jenkins has a jitter - bug school. Gary Lanterman is a timber salesman. Joyce White is a secretary at Qunicy High School. Warren Lawry has taken over his father's barber shop. Dan Norton is a super mechanic who can fix your car in a minute. Ted Barlow and Bob Malotte are partners in crime, but they have found that it does not pay like it used to. Nyal Ausmus is a beachcomber in the South Seas. Rodger Anderson is the champion high jumper of America. Don Johnson has a used car lot in Quincy. Gary Ward is driving the Sloat school bus. Marianne Hanson has been voted as the woman with the longest and most beautiful hair in California. Tom Hogan is a Physics professor at the University of California. Eva Huntington has just won the Miss America contest of 1962. Willodean Sterrett has left for Africa to educate the natives. Harry DeMontmorency owns the perfect soda fountain for teenagers in Quincy. Bobbie Henson is the commanding officer for the Quincy National Guard. Delaine Jones is still trying to keep from blushing. Bob LaFlore and Bill Won are chief judges for all the beauty contests in California. Don Seebur now owns the Happy Hollow Tavern. Peggy Winninger is still keeping her white shoes very white. Dennis Williams and Dick Bishop have surpassed even Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in their antics. Orphie Pierson is the world's richest hobo. Vivian Saari is an authority on cooking for American Home Magazine. OtMUtot @( 46 0 ic l4 President----------- — Vice President-------- Secretary - Treasurer -Council Representative GEORGIA BARNES - - JOAN COTTER - BETTY WILSON GAYLE SHULMIRE The Junior Class had a very active year, with students participating in all activities. The Class of 52 elected Betty Wilson as our Homecoming Queen candidate, and Homecoming Float won second prize in the float contest. On the C. S. F. were Robert Hanley, Tanis Train, Linnie Barry, Joyce Nelson and Shirley Coleman. Many of the boys were active in sports. The climax of the year was our Junior Prom, which we, of course, are sure was the biggest and best prom ever given. A. Alden G. Ames D. Anderson G. Barnes L. Barry B. Blankenship D. Bursick W. Caesar P. Clarke S. Coleman E. Combs J. Cotter Y. Detrick K. Egbert J. Ferguson B. Fross R. Garey J. Geil C. Graham D. Gray B. Wilson A. York R. Hanley S. Huffman S. Hyde D. Jeskey B. Jester V. LeRoy A. Lutz L. Manich L. Morton H. Moser J. Nelson J. Powell M. Ramsey S. Rogers L. Ryan G. Shulmire C. Smith H. Stites T. Train L. Wertz P. Weston C. Wigg S Lfdt wt i'ie President----------- Vice President — - -Secretary - Treasurer Class Representative - ------Tom Hasty Mary Lynn Turner Mary Lou Holbrook • - Kathryn Griffin The Sophomore Class had a very busy year. The Greenville Student Leaders Conference was attended by Mary Lynn Turner, Kathleen Sterrett, Tom Hasty and Mary LouHolbrook. They all said it was very worth -while. The next big event was the football teams homecoming. Our float had the Pine surrounded by two student and sport representatives. Mary Lynn Turne'- w?.s our candidate for queen. The Chico Student Leaders Conference was held in the middle of February; Kathryn Ferguson, Geof Harmer, Barbara Wilder, Mary Lou Holbrook, Tom Hasty, Warren Gorbett and Diane O'Rourke attended. This was an experience we will long remember. The Sophomore Hop, February 22nd, was more widely publicized as The Hobo Hop. We created our atmosphere with a caboose for refreshments and a big Hobo fire and a few smaller ones. We hop everyone enjoyed himself as much as we did. J. Adams K. Griffin C. Richards F. Anderson D. Hampton M. Robison H. Ballard G. Harmer E. Saari N. Barker R. Harrison P. Schrum M. Broyles T. Hasty F. Sheppard F. Buzzard M. Holbrook N. Shinn T. Carden J. Hook D. Skillern M. Carey D. Humbird D. Stenberg G. Clark J. Hyde G. Stenberg J. Combs B. Jester K. Sterrett E. Dale P. Kehrer C. Thomas J. Detrick P. Lanterman W. Transue F. Diedrich R. Lewis M. Turner C. Edwards L. McQuarn B. Tweedle R. Fain P. Melhus G. Weeks K. Ferguson P. Metcalf B. Wilder J. Fitzsimmons D. Norton B. Williams P. Gist D. O'Rourke J. Wilson D. Glover C. Pence J. Wright W. Gorbet D. Ramsey J. Wright M. Wright Ttcnttl (piacCe President.......................................Alfred Lewis Vice President------------------------------------ - Bob Edwards Secretary ---------------------------------- Sammy Stewart Treasurer - ----------------------------.......... Mary Barnes Council Representatives-------------------------- Donna Bashaw Loren Poore Considering its few activities the Ninth Grade had a rather successful year. Up to now the only activity was a welcome dance given for the Seventh Grade in cooperation with the Eighth Grade. The Ninth Grade did fairly well in athletics having 5 members on the varsity football team; several on both the Junior Varsity and C basketball teams: 6 members on the B teams and 2 on the A basketball team. J. Alexander V. Ames S. Bader D. Barbea M. Barnes D. Bashaw W. Bashaw V. Bennett A. Billberry D. Billberry S. Hackman L. Buckmaster D. Carter T. Cavanagh L. Chapman E. Clark J. Clark M. Combs J. Delano D. Driver R. Edwards M. Elliott B. Epperson D. Fisher D. Funk M. Funk R. Goans T. Gossett G. Gray M. Haney S. Hedrick C. Jeskey O. Johnson B. Kendall A. Lewis M. Lewis wrey in B. Marble-J. Mault L. Morris G. Myers G. Naseath M. Ostrom N. Parks A. Poloni L. Poore D. Richards J. Richards S. Roberts S. Ryans B. Sapp J. Sedwick M. Seeber R. Sharp E. Kemp M. Skene P. Smalley J. Starr D. Stewart C. Tibbedeaux Y. Tibbedeaux F. Tindall J. Transue R. Warner C. Wigg P. White J. Williams J. Wininger C. Wilson M. Wimberley D. Wooden C. Woodward £iy t6, tyracte ( Cad i President - -- — - ------------ — - — — - Eddy Myers Vice President — - -- —------------- — - — - ------Jerry Howe Secretary................................................Lena Wertz Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Hugh Ausmus Council Representatives — — - — - - — — Ruth Hawkinson Todd Petty Dixie Fross We, as students of the eighth grade, have calmed ourselves down from the previous year, but we are still full of the old pep and Quincy High School Spirit. As you may have seen, many of us participated in all the doings and didn’t miss out on any of the Junior High Fun. Mr. Erbeck, our Junior High Advisor, organ -ized a number of good dances for us and we certainly did appreciate it. We are all grateful for his untir -ing efforts to pull us through our United States Constitution class; and we are all looking foreward to having as much fun as Ninth Graders as we have had as Eighth Graders. D. Amos D. Egbert G. Anderson L. Fisher E. Andrea R. Foley W. Anthony R. Friendshuh A. Arlene D, Fross H. Ausmus L. Fuller J. Barbea M. Glover D. Beall D. Graham L. Bowen R. Hampton B. Burrows V. Hanrahan N. Buus F. Hanson A. Buzzard L. Hard M. Cahill R. Hawkinson G. Cameron C. Hempstead L. Campbill E. Hill V, Chapman J. Howe E. Clark S. Howell J. Cook V. Huntington G. Davis A. Johns A. Downey C. Johnson J. Downey J. Kealey R. Kenney W. Perry B. Kurtz T, Petty J. LaCaste J. Plumby R. LaCaste H. Richards K. Lawson K. Robison J. Lee R. Robison W. Malotte S. Rose L. Manich I. Salisbury C. Mason E. Schrum P. McClure P. Scovell R. McQuarn A. Sheldon A. McNutt C. Smith T. Means . B. Snyder B. Miller D. Stites J. Miller B. Turner L. Miller M. Webb B. Minton L. Wertz L. Moser B. West B. Mullings R, Whipple E. Myers D. Wilson J. Overstreet J. Wilson J. Wright Seventh a Seventh tirade Ccu4. O ccerA President..............................................PeW Lowefy Vice President.......................................Howard Blackman Secretary..............................................Barbara Wi88 Treasurer..............................................Yvonne The Seventh Grade started out the year by going to the welcome dance the Eighth and Ninth Grade gave us. The dances we had all turned out a big success. Quite a few boys went out for the D team in basketball, with the girls going out for sports in the GAA. J. Abel M. Eastman G. Allen B. Egbert D. Allen S. Elder H. Andria J. Epperson I. Barker M. Estes Y. Beale P. Foley R. Bennett J. Friendshuh H. Blackman J. Grother W. Brown V. Haney R. Bursick E. Haslam E. Carter L. Hartly J. Chapman C. Hasty K. Clarke B. Hecker A. Coleman J. Hill N. Combs R. Hook R. Conston M. Huber M. Crawford J. Hyde J. Davis B. Ivers D. Defer J. Jenkin R. Detrick ]. Jenkin L. Diedrick R. Jeskey C. Dingel J. Kennedy L. Dunham E. Knight G. Lakey N. Saari J. Lang T. Scherwinka N. Lang D. Sharp T. Lewis C. Skemp B. Love S. Snavely R. Lovie J. Stapp M. Lowery J. Stowell R. Lowry D. Thurman N. Lurz J. Vaughan B. Marble L. Waters S. Marble G. West H. Massey B. Wigg C. Mathes B. Whipple B. McConnell E. Wilson D. McTwigan G. Wilson D. Miller R. Wooden J. Myers W. Wright J. Nerat J. Yager J. O’Kelley R. Yager S. Orr W. Yager D. Perry B. Young G. Poloni S. Youngs J. Raker Senior Class in 1946 - 47 Seventh Grade First Row: Russell Huntington, Eddie Fain, Ronald Lang, Tom Hogan, Gary Lanterman, Bill Dennison, Wilbur Stubblefield, Paul Arata, Don Johnson, Jack Swanson. Second row; Bob Henson, Ernie Carlquist, Glen Hickman, Richard Campbell, Warren Lawry, Effie Bedford, Juanita Goodwins, Eva Huntington, Karen Hard, Gene Lewis, Dan Norton, Fred Howe, Bobbie Malotte. Third row: Mrs. Downes, Orville Anderson, Afton Herndon, Manuel Martinez, Gil Krause, Chas. Wilmoth, Bill Wright, Trevor Stratton, Rodger Anderson, Clifford Moffett, Don Beskeen, James Lucas, Miss Rourke. Fourth row: Sue Hedrick.Mildred Gibson, Jackie Crum, Jean Sheets, Geneva Moore, Donna Bark, Peggy Wininger, Pat Donnenwirth, Joyce White. The Class of 52 started with forty - four students in the Seventh Grade with Mrs. Downes and Miss Rourke our advisors. Out of this forty - four, twenty - three have gone straight through and will be graduated with the Class of ’52 Manuel Martinez who started out in the Seventh Grade with us has been serving his country with the United States Marines in Korea and has been wound -ed three times. Eddie Fain also started out with us and is now serving in the United States Army. Advisors in our Senior Year were Mr. Bennett and Mr. Aaserude who have really helped us a great deal. No. 49 L. Fischer No. 46 D. Norton No. 38 L. Ryan No. 66 F. Madeira No. 65 C. Thomas No. 64 F. Howe No. 58 O. Anderson No. 44 G. Krause No. 54 C. Pence No. 31 S. Roberts No. 51 J. Wininger No. 45 B. Jester No. 55 D. Williams No. 60 D. Anderson No. 56 A. Lewis No. 41 F. Clark No. 36 D. Carter Quincy 6 Quincy 0 Quincy 12 Quincy 19 Quincy 12 Quincy 20 Quincy 39 Quincy 6 TEAM PLAYERS SCHEDULE No. 35 J. Clark No. 30 W. Bashaw No. 53 R. Sharp No. 63 P. Clark No. 55 C. Richards No. 40 T. Hasty No. 14 J. Hyde No. 12 T. Carden No. M. Billberry No. 49 L. Poore No. 46 A. Billberry No. 52 T. Hogan No. 60 B. Edwards No. 61 W. Transue No. 48 C. Wilson No. 32 T. Cavanagh No. 53 J. Hartley Corning 3 Willows 20 Portola 7 Westwood 6 Greenville 14 Portola 14 Westwood 6 Greenville 6 A 5 B. Wright; 4 D. Norton; 9 B. Jester; 3 C. Thomas; 11 L. Fischer; 15 F. Howe; 10 B. Krause; 12 D. Carter; 14 A. Lewis; 17 D. Hampton; 13 A. Hanley; 8 O. Anderson; 11 L. Fischer. B 6 M. Billberry; 10 T. Hogan; 11 N. Ausmus; 12 B. Shulumire; 3 A. Billberry; 7 D. Bishop; 14 L. Poore; 13 G. Clark; 4 C. Richards; 4 J. Wright; 8 P. Nelhus; 9 B. Warner; 3 J. Fitzsimmons; 5 J. Clark; 6 R. Harrison; 13 H. Terry. C TEAM First row: Coach Wraith, B. Edward, S. Roberts, J. Howe, E. Myers, P. Lanterman, A. Billberry. Second row: T. Hasty, T. Carden, P. Melhus, B. Marble, M. Webb, C. Richards, M. Billberry, J. Hyde. D TEAM First row: J. Lee, C. Johnson, B. Whipple, Second row: Wraith, T. Petty, B. Kurtz, B. West, R. Robison , B. Wright, W. Perry, R. Whipple. Third row: B. Egbert, B. Love, R. Haslam, M. Crawford, W. Brown, R. Conston, J. Kennedy, B. Marble, T. Cavanagh, R. Jeskey. kSW t vv« OOTBALL 7e z H First row: W. Transue, B. Marble, A. Billberry, T. Cavanagh, W. Bashaw, C. Richards. Second row: D. Anderson, J. Wright, C. Jenkins. G. Clark, M. Billberry, F. Howe, B. n. Shulmire, E. Terry. Third row; Mr. Latimer, L. Lee, C. Thomas, J. Clark, G. Krause, J. Fitzsimmons, L. Fischer. First row: A. Billberry. G. Harmer, T. Cavanagh, B. Edwards, C. Richards, M. Billberry, B. Shulmire. Second row; D. Anderson, J. Wright, C. Jenkins, G. Clark, W. Bashaw, F. Howe, O. Anderson, E. Terry, J. Fitzsimmons. Third row; Mr. Latimer, C. Wilson,-C. Thomas, J. Clark, B. Wright, G. Krause. A. Lewis, L.Manich, F. Fischer. s4tutucU StOj Literary Editors: June Anderson and Donna Bark Business Manager: Louis Fischer. Assistants: June Anderson; Orville Anderson; Donna Bark; Wayne Bashaw; Timothy Cavanagh; Joan Cotter; Jenna Dodson; Tom Hogan; Eva Huntington; Gil Krause; Tanis Train. Sports and Organization Editor: Fred Howe Lay - Out Editor: Karen Hard Art Editors: Bill Langley and Alan Hanley Photographers: Don Beskeen; Jon Geil; Gary Ward; Jim Ferguson; Afton Herndon; Tom Hogan. Typist: Pat Donnenwirth. Pttte ‘Steele News Work Editor-------Linnie Barry; News Story Editor----Ann Alden; Feature Work Editor- - Shirley Hyde; Feature Story Editor-----Shirley Coleman; Exchange Editor- - -Geniene Ames; Distribution Editor----Katherine Egbert; Sports Editor- - -Wayne Bashaw; Junior High Editor- - -Sammy Stewart; Advisor- - -Mr. Burns; Reporters--------Eugene Clark, Doyle Billberry, Martha Seeber, Saundra Ryan. Georgia Barnes, Bobby Warner, Mary Lou Holbrook. This year a Journalism Class was formed to put out our school paper. After a slow start, the class was reorganized and put on a definite schedule by Mr. Burns, our advisor. Formerly, there has been a chief editor with other editors working under him; but this year there were four equal editors who got out the paper. There are two news and two feature editors who made sure that all deadlines were met. There were also editors to distribute the paper and to send them to other schools. The Pine Breeze really had a successful year. Secn itex President-- --------------- ....------- - Robert Hanley Vice President.......................Shirley Colemah Secretary - Treasurer----------------- Tanis Train Council Representative-------------------- Tom Hogan This year the C.S.F. again sponsored the annual Twirp Season and Twirp Dance. This reversal of the rules of dating was, as usual, enjoyed by all the boys in school. Toward the end of the year the C.S.F. had their skip day, much to the envy of all other students. Two members this year had the honor of receiving life membership in C. S. F. This is attained by qualifying for membership for four out of six possible semesters. Those students were Tom Hogan and Karen Hard. Members of C. S. F. Geniene Ames Linnie Barry Shirley Coleman Katherine Ferguson Robert Hanley Geoffrey Harmer Tom Hasty Tom Hogan Joyce Nelson Marcia Powers Kathleen Sterrett Tanis Train President.....................................................Tim Cavanagh Vice President- -- ----------------------------------------------Bill Turner Secretary - Treasurer------------------------------------------ - Yvonne Beale Council Representative----------------------------------------Tim Cavanagh Diane O'Rourke The Q. S. F. did not have too successful a year having only two members during the first semester. During the second semester we had seven members. Junior High Officers President..........................................................Tom Gossett Vice President...............................-..................Carlita Jeskey Secretary - Treasurer...........................................Joanna Delano Thefallof 1951 found the Junior High with a record enrollment of 250. The Junior High Student body did a fine job sponsoring dances for the boys and girls. With the cooperation of the parents and teachers we also held a forum for parent and child, to create a better understanding for parents of the child's activities. Our group had been well represented in school sports both in football and basketball, winning outstanding achievements in these fields. The outstanding event of the year for the ninth grade was our representative for the Homecoming Queen, Shari Blackman, taking first place. Stoc6 2 OFFICERS President----------------------.....-----------------------.. Rodger Anderson Vice President- --- ------------------ — Bobby Jester Secretary - Treasurer------------------------------------------- Fred Howe Council Representative- --- - .......------Orville Anderson Members of Block Q R. Anderson J. Fitzsimmons P. Melhus O. Anderson J. Geil D. Norton D. Anderson A. Hanley C. Pence N. Ausmus T. Hasty L. Poore W. Bashaw T. Hogan C. Richards A. Billberry F. Howe E. Roberts D. Bishop Bobby Jester L. Ryan T. Carden Buster Jester B. Shulmire D. Carter G. Krause C. Thomas J. Clark A. Lewis B. Warner H. Clark A. Lutz D. Williams L. Fischer F. Madeira C. Wilson B. Wright J. Wright President------------------------------------------------------Donna Bark Vice President-------------------------------------------------Karen Hard Secretary—--------------- - - — —--------Anna Fisher Treasurer--------------------------------------------- Eva Huntington Council Representative------------------------------------------ Tanis Train The G.A.A. was very active this year. We began our volley ball tournaments as soon as was possible and had a turn out of several teams; thus many good games resulted. Next came our basketball season and we were ready and impatient to get started. It seems this is the favorite among girls sports. Soft ball season found us a little late geoing started as a result of the deep snow, but when the snow melted we were glad of the chance to get out and get under the sun Allin all the G.A.A. had become one of the schools most prominent organizations, and we hope to keep it that way. G. Ames S. Huffman P. Metcalf J. Wright J. Anderson E. Huntington K. Ferguson N. Shinn D. Bark S. Hyde D. O'Rourke A. Alden G. Barnes D. Jeskey M. Powers P. Gist L. Barry G. Moore K. Sterrett M. Holbrook S. Coleman J. Nelson P. Kehrer D. Norton J. Cotter G. Shulmire B. Wilder F. Sheppard J. Dodson C. Smith M. Turner R. Lewis P. Donnenwirth W. Sterrett C. Edwards J. Detrich K. Egbert T. Train K. Griffin F. Diedrick A. Fisher B. Wilson M. Broyles L. Morton D. Gray A. York J. Combs S. Rogers M. Hansen B. Fross D. Stenberjt 'D'uutta @Cci OFFICERS President- - .........--------------------- - -Karen Hard Vice President- .... — ...... — ... -gob Henson Secretary - Treasurer................................Diane O'Rourke Council Representative------------------.......---------- Anna Fisher Pep Club Representatives.................................Shirley Hyde Alan Hanley The Drama Club started the year off with a big potluck dinner held in the Homemaking Room and with the election of officers. The number of players this year has increased in comparison with previous years. More plays will be given in order to provide a greater opportunity for the other students. This year, the play Meet Corliss Archer , was chosen to be given in the spring. Some one - act plays were also given for the entertainment of the students. Meet Corliss Archer Corliss Archer-Dexter Franklin Mrs. Archer- -Mr. Archer- - -Aunt Agnes- - -Louise......... ■ - - Tanis Train Dennis Williams Pat Donnenwirth - -Louie Fischer ----Donna Bark Diane O’Rourke Mr. Franklin-Mrs. Franklin Mildred----- Betty--------- The Doctor- -A Nurse----- ----Gil Krause - June Anderson Shirley Coleman - Carol Edwards Tom Hasty - Marcia Powers WOODWIND SECTION School PERSONNEL FLUTE Kathryn Ferguson Paul Schrum Florence Sheppard Clare Wigg OBOE Kathryn Griffin B FLAT CLARINET Shirley Coleman Joan Cotter Louis Fischer Anna Fisher Richard Hampton Karen Hard Geoffrey Harmer Sharlene Huffman Dorothy Jeskey Pauline Kehrer William Marble Carol Smith Robert Warner ALTO CLARINET Orville Anderson BASS CLARINET Tom Hogan Leland Manich BASSOON Joyce Nelson SAXOPHONE Shari Blackman Albert Lurz CORNET Jay Alexander Donna Bark Don Buckland Jim Fitzsimmons PERCUSSION SECTION BRASS SECTION tZccincy Sc aol “Sonet PERSONNEL (Continued) CORNET (Continued) Tanis Train BASS Jon Geil BARITONE Donald Beskeen John Hook Patricia Gist James Ferguson Pete Melhus Fred Howe Buster Jester Donald Skillern Max Carey PERCUSSION Dennis Williams TROMBONE Paul Arata Johnnie Wright Joanna Delano Georgis Barnes HORN Warren Gorbet John Clark June Anderson Mary Lou Holbrook Diane O'Rourke Doris Gray Margaret Metcalf Eldred Roberts Tom Hasty Kathleen Sterrett James Wright Swanold Rogers Mary Lynn Turner DANCE BAND OFFICERS President............................................................Fred Howe Vice President....................................................Gilbert Krause Secretary - Treasurer......................................................Joyce Nelson Council Representative--------------------- ....-------------------Tanis Train SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS JOAN COTTER TANIS TRAIN SHIRLEY COLEMAN DONNA BARK hbii • V • • % f I l! v ft V I I fv • i 4 I • { 'v • . ;Vi ’’iVf.t ? � ; V S • ' i l V.r.JVf fHVW ' - ‘v. , ;v ' -M . r. 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