Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1955 volume:

THE PINE VOLUME XXXI Published Annually by the Students of QUINCY JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Quincy, California 1955 DEDICATION In appreciation for his many unselfish deeds and helpful advice he has given us, we, the Class of 1955, dedicate this thirty-first edition of the FINE to Mr. Don Penland. IN MEMORIAM With Deep sorrow we mourn the death of Melton Hobbs, a Quincy High School Freshman, on October 22, 1954. A typical freshman boy, he was liked and respected by all, and his death leaves a vacant space which cannot be filled. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE MR. RAYMOND J. SIMPSON Principal Congratulations, Seniors of 1955. You have successfully completed one important share of your education and are about to begin another. Although we are sometimes inclined to think of education as happeningonlyintheclassroom, weshould remember that we will continue to learn wherever the future finds us, in college, the armed services, or in the very realistic business of earning a living and of maintaining a home. In a very real sense you may consider your education as just beginning, for a large measure of your future success may depend upon the amount and kind of learning you gain from this point forward. If your high school experience has brought about a desire to learn more, we have succeeded in one of our basic objectives. As a class and as individuals you have contributed to the development of welfare of the school and the community. Quincy will always reflect the influences of your stay here, and you may be assured that the good you leave here will equal the good you take with you. We of the faculty have enjoyed working with you and extend to each of you our sincere wishes for a happy and successful future. May your memories of Quincy High be as pleasurable as our own. ° Raymond J. Simpson STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Progress is what has made our county what it is today. Progress in Plumas County has been tremendous, not only in modern facilities and improvements of roads, but also in the schools. Progress has been the theme of your student government this year. The Student Council has broadened the Homecoming events and has also adop -ted many new policies in an effort to promote a closer relationship between the students and their government. JOHNNY CLARK Student Body President We would like to thank the students for contributing new ideas to the Council and for their cooperation in executing the new policies adopted by the Student Council. I would like to give my personal thanks to the students and faculty for the cooperation they have shown me and for the opportunity of representing Quincy High School this past year. I shall always remember and cherish the honor of serving as student body president of Quincy High School. Johnny Clark FOREWORD We, the staff of the 1955 Pine, wish to express our hopes that we have been successful in bringing to you an annual which truly represents you, the students of Qiincy High School. We are fortunate this year in being able to add two more pages to our book, which shows that we are growing. And just as you have witnessed the growth of your school, so you have, unconsciously perhaps, witnessed your own growth. You have experienced days that you will never know again. For some, it is the closing of the last text book; for others, barely an opening; for all, the completion of a time of your life you will never want to forget. Tomorrow you will glance through your PINE and remember these many happy days. We express sincere appreciation to the many people who put out much time and effort in the making of the annual: to Miss Mendosa, Annual Advisor; Mr. Aaserude, Photography teacher; Sandra Gordon, Photography Manager; and the Photography Staff. We also thank the teachers for their patience during our interruptions of their classes. Without this help, our book would not be possible. THIS IS WHAT WE LEARN PHYSICS TYPING COOKING SEWING ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION MR. RAYMOND SIMPSON, Principal. U. C. L. A.; Fresno State, A. B.; U. S. C.; Stanford, M. A.; Q. H. S., 3 years. MR. JOHN A. McCLEAVE, Vice Principal. Business Law. Hamilton College, A. B.; Stanford, M. A.; Q. H. S., 4 years. MR. PAUL McKINLEY, JR., High Vice Principal. Math 8 Colorado State, A. B., M. A. ; Temple University, Philadelphia; University of Nevada; Fulbright Scholarship, Greece; Q. H. S., 1 Year. MR. L. V. AASERUDE, Science, Math, Photography. Mayville State College, A. B.; University of North Dakota, M. A.; University of Chicago; Q. H. S., 10 years. MISS BEVERLY A1ROLA, Girls' Physical Education. San Jose State, A. B., Q. H. S.; 1 year. MR. CLARENCE BECK, Shop, Art, Crafts. Colorado State, A.B., M.A.;Q.H.S., 2 years. MR. HERBERT C. BEHM, Spanish, Library, Senior Problems. University of Michigan, A. B., M. A.; University of California; Q. H. S., 13 1 2 years. MR. LARRY BENNETT, Homeroom 7, English. Unfield College, Oregon, A. B.; Stanford, M. A.; O. H. S., 5 years. MR. VINCENT BURNS, Sociology, General Math, Journalism, U. S. History. University of California, A. B.; Q. H. S., 7 years. MR. ROBERT CRAWFORD, Geometry, Commercial Math, Mechanical Drawing. University of Redlands, A.' B.; Q. H. S., 6 years. ADMINISTRATION MR. MATTHEW M. COKOR, Boys' Physical Education. Ohio State University, B. S.; University of Michigan; Q. H. S., 1 year. MR. ROBERT ERBECK, Social Studies 8, Math 7. Fern College, Ohio, B. A.; Stanford, M.A.; Miami University; Q. H. S.; 10 years. MR. JAMES C. HILL, Gen. Dramatics, Chorus, English 9, General Music. Pasadena City College, A. B.; Los Angeles State; Q.H. S., 2 years. MRS. ELVA HOOK, Homemaking. Chico State College, A.B.; Q. H. S., 1 year. MISS LILA MENDOSA, English. Santa Rosa Jr. College; University of California, A.B.; San Francisco State; Q. H. S., 3 years. MISS BILLIEJEAN McELROY, Homeroom 7, World History. College of the Holy Names, A.B.; University of California; Q. H. S., 3 years. MR. ROBERT M. NELSON, Typing, General Business. San Jose State; Stanford, A.B., M. A.; Q. H.S., 6 years. MR. DARRELL NICHOL, Woodshop, Art: Oregon State, A.B.; Chico State; Santa Barbara State; San Jose State; Q. H.S., 11 years. MR. DONALD R. PENLAND, Biology, Science, Coach. Chico State, A. B., M. A.; Q. H. S., 1 1 2 years. MRS. BETTY PENLAND, Biology, Science. Santa Rosa Jr. College; Chico State, A.B.; Q. H. S., 1 year. ADMINISTRATION MR. CLARENCE SCHOTT, Band, Dance Band. Chico State College, A. B.; Quincy High School 24 years. MR. FREDVOLKEMA, Homeroom 7, Social Studies. Pasadena College, B. A.; Long Beach State, M.A.; Q. H. S., 2 years. MR. JAMES WATSON, English, Science, Reading. University of Washington, A. B.; Humbolt State; Chico State; San Diego State; Q. N. S., 2 years. MRS. DELLA CAMERON, Secretary. MRS. JACQUELYN M1NNERS, Secretary MR. HERMAN ARCHAMBEAU, Head Custodian. MR. ERVIN GALON, Custodian. MR. JAMES KELTON, Custodian. LEO JAY ALEXANDER - Jay Band 1,2,3,4; County Band 2; Music Festival 1, 2,3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1, Manager 2; Track 1; Block Q 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Annual Staff 3. VONNIE-LINN AMES Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Pine Breeze 1; Library Assistant 4; Music Festival 2,3,4, SHARON EDMERE BAKER - Sophie Transferred from Truckee; QHS 2,3,4; GAA 2, 3,4; Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3, 4; Lion's Speech Contest 3; Poetry Contest 3,4. CLARENCE DEE BARBEA - Dee Football 3. MARY CLYDINE BARNES Class Officer 1,2,4; Band 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Officer 4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 2,3,4; Officer 4; Drama Club 3; CSF 3,4; Student Leaders' Conference 3,4; Annual Staff 1; Pine Breeze 1; Homecoming Queen 4; Pomerette 3. VIVIAN BENNETT - Doc Class Officer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2,4; Drama Club 2,4; Annual Staff 4, Officer 4; Pine Breeze 1; P.E. Assistant 4; Song Leader 4; Music Festival 3,4. KENNETH E. BRUNING - Ken Transferred from Eureka High School; QHS 4; Band 4; Basketball 4; Track 4; Baseball 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4, Officer 4; Student Leaders' Conference 4; Music Festival 4. TIMOTHY DENNIS CAVANAGH - Tim Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Manager 1; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Block Q 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Drama Club 4, Play 4; CSF 1, 2,3,4, Life Member; Student Leaders’ Conference 3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Pine Breeze 3,4, Editor 3,4; Lab Assistant 3,4; Lion's Speech Contest 3,4; Native Sons’ Speech Contest 3. DONALD ROSS CARROLL - Tex Transferred from Roosevelt Junior High, Oakland, QHS 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Native Son’s Speech Contest 3,4; Mixed Chorus 4. a (SI 1 GENE CLARK Class Officer 4; Football 1,2,3; Manager 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Captain 3; Baseball 1,2,3; Manager 4; Block Q 1,2,3,4; Officer 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Student Leaders' Conference 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pine Breeze 1,4; Photography 3,4. JOHN CLARK Student Body President 4; Class Officer 3; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3; Track 1,2; Baseball 1; Block Q 1,2,3,4, Officer; Student Council 1, 2,4; Student Leaders' Conference 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3; Photography 3; P.E. Assistant 3. BETTY SAPP CORNELL - Sappo Band 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Chorus 3,4; Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4, Officer 3; Student Leaders' Conference 4; Annual Staff 3,4, Officer 4; Office Assistant 3; Pomerette 3; Song Leader 4; Music Festival 3, 4; Prom Princess 3. DIANE DRIVER - Di” Band 1.2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 4; CSF 1, 2,3,4, Life Member; Officer 3; Student Leaders' Conference 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Lab Assistant 3,4; Office Assistant 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Essay Contest 3,4; Music Festival 1,2,3,4. MARY D. ELLIOTT Chorus 2,3,4; Music Festival 2,3,4; County Chorus 3,4. ROBERT HOWARD EDWARDS - Bobby Class Officer 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Block Q 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Play 3, 4; Student Leaders' Conference 4; Annual Staff 4; P.E. Assistant 3; Prom Prince 3; Music Festival 2,3,4. ROBERT CLIFTON GOANS - Bob Band 1; Baseball 2,4, Assistant Manager 2; Block Q 2,3,4; Drama Club 1; P.E. Assistant 2,3. SANDRA JEAN GORDON - Mae Transferred from Tamalpais High, Mill Valley; OHS 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Photographer 4; Photography 3,4; Office Practice 4; Poetry Contest 2,3,4; Music Festival 2,3,4. THOMAS JOSEPH GOSSETT - Little Goss Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Block Q 2,3, 4; Student Council 4. G YE GRAY nd 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; rama Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming 'Attendant 2; Pomerette 3; Mixed Chorus 4; Music Festival 2,3,4. MARVIN ALLEN HANEY QHS 1.2,3,4. BEVERLY JOAN JACKSON - Bev Transferred from Springfield High, Springfield, Oregon; QHS 2,3,4; Band 2; GAA 2,3,4; Officer 4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Chorus 3,4; Pep Club 3, 4; Office Practice 4; Chico Music Festival 3,4; County Chorus 3,4. CARLITA JESKEY - Car Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Chorus 3; Officer 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3.4; Annual Staff 1,2; Prom Queen; Yell Leader 1,3,4; Pomerette 3. GARY KELLARD - Sponge Transferred from Twin Falls, Idaho; QHS 4; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 4. ALFRED RAYMOND LEWIS - Big Al Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4, Captain 2; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Block Q 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Photography 3; P.E. Assistant 2,3; Prom King. MARTHA LEWIS - Louie” Band 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Chorus 3,4, Officer 4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3; Office Assistant 3; Pomerette 3; Music Festival 3,4, SHIRLEY ANN LOWREY - Lolly GAA 1,2,3,4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Chorus 2,3, 4, Officer 2; Pep Club 4; Drama Club 3; Annual Staff 4; Pine Breeze 1; P.E. Assistant 3,4; Pomerette 3; Music Festival 3,4; County Chorus 3,4, RICHARD MARVIN MAIN Track 2. JIM MAULT - Jim Band 1; Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Block Q 2,3,4. BILL MOORE Transfer from Oroville, Calif. - QHS 2,3,4. LA ROY MORRIS - Buddy Transferred from Englewood High School, Colorado - QHS 2,3,4; Band 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Block Q 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 4. GERALD MYERS - Jerry Band 1; Track 2,3,4; Baseball 4. ANGELINA EMMA POLONI - Angie Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Officer 2; Office Assistant 4; Music Festival 3,4; County Chorus 3,4. LOREN B. POORE - Pug Class Officer 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,4; Block ”Q 1,2,3,4, Officer 4; Student Council 1,3,4; Student Leaders' Conference 2,3,4. DOUGLAS RICHARDS - Doug Band 1; Track 2. JANET ELDEN RICHARDS QHS 1,2,3.4. SAUNDRA ANN RYAN - Sandy Band 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Drama Club 3; Annual Staff 2,3; Pine Breeze 1; Office Assistant 3; P.E. Assistant 3; Pomerette 3; Speech Contest 4. JOHN C. SEDWICH - Shadrack QHS 1.2,3,4. MARTHA LEE SEEBER - Elsie Class Officer 4; Band 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 2,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Annual Editor 4; Pine Breeze 1; Office Assistant 2,4; P.E. Assistant 3; Girls' State 3; Musical Festival 3,4. ELVA JOAN SKEMP GAA 1,2,3,4; Photography 3; Office Assistant 4. SAMMY A. STEWART - Gyro Class Officer 1,3; Band 1,2; Basketball 3; Student Council 1,3; Pep Club 2,4; Officer 4; Drama Club 2; Play 2; Student Leaders' Conference 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Officer 3,4; Pine Breeze 1,2, 3; Office Assistant 4; Yell Leader 1,4. MARY SKENE TARESH - Feets” Band 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2; Student Council 1; Chorus 4, Officer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 3; Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Pine Breeze 1, 2; Office Assistant 3; Pomerette 3; Music Festival 4; Mixed Chorus 4. CLAUDETTE TIBBEDEAUX - Tyke” GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Student Council 4; Chorus 4; Pep Club 3, 4, Officer 3; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Officer 4; Play 2, 3, 4; CSF 3; Student Leaders' Conference 3, 4; Photography 3; P. E. Assistant 4; Music Festival 3, 4. YVONNE CECILA TIBBEDEAUX Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer T 1; Chico GAA Clinic 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Play 2, 3, 4; Student Leaders' Conference 3; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Pine Breeze 1, 2, 3, Officer 3,4; Pomerette 3; Music Festival 2, 3, 4. JAMES TRANSUE - Jim Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MICHAEL WARNER - Bobby Mike-Class Officer 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; Band Clinic 2, 3,4; Dance Band 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3; Block Q 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 3,4; Drama Club 4; CSF 2, 3, Officer 3; Student Leaders' Conference 2, 3; Pine Breeze 1; Lion's Club Speech Contest, Winner of Local, Region, District, Area; Boys' State 3; Music Festival 1, 2, 3, 4; County Band 1, 2. CLARENCE WILSON Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Basketball 2; Manager 1; Track 2; Baseball 2; Block Q 1. 2. 3, 4; Officer 4; P. E. Assistant 3. JOHN MICHAEL W1NINGER - Big John Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Block Q 1, 2,3,4. SENIOR CLASS Left to right: M. Seeber, G. Clark, V. Bennett, and M. Barnes. MARTHA SEEBER MARY BARNES- -VIVIAN BENNETT GENE CLARK----- OFFICERS -------------President ■------V ice President ---------- - - Secretary Council Representative CLASS HISTORY The mighty seniors, class of 55 , had a very good year. Twenty-four of the seniors started the Seventh grade at Quincy High School in 1949, and a class of forty-seven was graduated on June 2, 1954. Mary Barnes was crowned Homecoming Queen at the Homecoming game against Greenville, on October 30, 1954. The Senior Class float was a huge football shoe stepping on two Indians. Everyone had fun working on the float. The Senior boys on the Varsity football team were Alfred Lewis, John Clark, Bob Edwards, Jim Mault, Loren Poore, Jim Transue, Bob Warner, Clarence Wilson, Tom Gossett, and John Wininger. Many others went out for basketball, baseball, and track. The Senior Ball was held on December 11, 1954. It was well attended and greatly enjoyed by all. Life members in the California Scholarship Federation were Diane Driver and Tom Cavanagh. The Senior Class advisors were Mr. Crawford and Mr. Nichol. SENIOR PROPHECIES What the crystal ball says about the Class of 1955 in the year 1965: Leo Jay Alexander has given the automobile business to the dogs and has just opened a used space ship lot on planet X. Vonnie Ames is the fat lady in the circus. Watch that figure, Vonnie. Sharon Sophie” Baker has been proclaimed champion lady wrestler of the Universe. Dee Barbea has finally caught that huge bear in the story. Help! Mary Barnes has been voted to have the prettiest legs in Hollywood. She can dance too. Vivian Bennett has a hot dog stand next to Jay's lot on planet X. Kenneth Bruning is stranded on an island with no one but Terry Moore. Don Carroll is now a beachcomber in the South Seas. Tim Cavanagh is in darkest Africa where he discovered a specie of tiger without stripes. Gene Clark now coaches the champion basketball team called the Mighty Midgets. Johnny Clark is the new heart throb of the air-waves. His flight to stardom began in 1954 when he thrilled his audiences with White Christmas. Betty Sapp Cornell and Mary Skene Taresh have joined to write a book on how to marry young and be happy for a lifetime. Diane Driver now plays french horn for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Bob Edwards, the Lonesome Polecat, has become the first star of color television with his passionate blue eyes. Mary Elliott is now one of the top Food Economists for the Betty Crocker Food Company. Bob Goans is proprietor of a new super service restaurant in Quincy, Pine Cone Deluxe. Sandra Gordon has just received the Pulitizer Prize for her fine collection of poetry called Lines from the Heart of S.J.G. Tom Gossett is living in Ayoob's Store window where he is chief mattress tester. Gaye Gray's long engagement paid off. She is now the happy and successful wife of C.P. Marvin Haney is a business man. He produces miniature speakers' stands for charm bracelets. Beverly Jackson has just made the first trip to the moon. Send us some green cheese, Bev. Carlita May Jeskey has just graduated from college, recieving her Old Maid's degree, and she is fighting a losing battle to stay single. Gary Kellard is a sponge tester in the Squeegie Sponge Factory. Alfred Lewis is supervising mountain climbing expeditions in the hills in his Model ” A. Martha Lewis has used her ready wit to become an outstanding disc jockey. Shirley Lowrey is head nurse at Plumas County Hospital; Elva Skemp is her assistant. Richard Main is P.G. E. Manager for the entire Feather River Wonderland. Jim Mault is a world renown expert in education in view of his understanding of the pranks of pupils. Bill Moore is a trapper in the North Woods, having mink-lined boots to keep his feet warm. LaRoy Morris has discovered that being retired is exceptionally pleasant. He made his fortune as a salesman. Jerry Myers invented a new method of skiing, using no poles. Aggie Poloni is married to J. P. Moneybags, millionaire. Loren Poore is campaigning for the office of U. S. Senator from California. Douglas Richards is the only outstanding sailor who gets seasick. Janet Richards has become president of Housewives Anonymous. Saundra Ryan is just a very happy housewife, raising 16 children, 25 dogs and 1 husband. John Sedwick is job-hunting after discovering that it helps to have your first million before starting on your second. Martha Seeber is comic editor for the Sacramento Bee. She knows exactly what Dick Tracy will do next. Sammy Stewart is still riding horses. He's on one of the few remaining ranches in the U. S. Claudette Tibbedeaux is planning to run for the Senate after being defeated as the first woman to run for President. Yvonne Tibbedeaux is now sales manager for Sears, Roebuck and Company. Jim Transue, a great humanitarian, has made millions of people happy with his generosity. He donates bottle caps from his empty coke bottles to charity. Bob Warner is the leader of a famous dance band, specializing in the Warner Wiggle. Clarence Wilson is the world’s leading hot-rodder, winning every race he is in. John Wininger has been an All-Pro selection in football for the past seven years. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, Jay Alexander and Bob Warner, being so lovable and adorable (??), do hereby will our dynamic personalities and good looks to some of the homely juniors who really need them. I, Vonnie-linn Ames, being in good condition (for what, I don’t know), hereby will my ability to write an autobiography for English in installments and receive A’s for it to Linda Turner. I, Sharon Baker, will my English ability to Miss Mendosa and my bottle of peroxide to Linda Turner. We, Mary Barnes and Carlita Jeskey, being unbalanced in mind and body, will our legs to any chair in Quincy High School. I, Vivian Bennett, being of tired mind and dilapidated body, do hereby will to the school my first $10,000 to buy an elevator. I, Ken Bruning, without the ability to do so, will to next year’s seniors the fun I had in my senior year. I, Donald Ross Carroll, hereby will my good feelings toward McCarthy and his friends, Cohn and Schine, to Mr. Behm. I, Tim Cavanagh, being a senior of the usual poor mind and health one attains by the time he becomes a senior, hereby will Physics and Advanced Math in the same year to anyone energetic enough to do the homework I didn’t. I, Gene Clark, will my athletic ability to David Kennedy and Elgie Dean in order that they may put it to four years of good use. I, John Clark, do hereby will my good nature, pleasant personality, and outstanding intelligence to the members of the less fortunate Class of 1956. I, Diane Driver, being of unquestionably sound mind, do hereby will the qualities of fair play, good sportsmanship, and high intelligence, shown by the seniors, to the lowly juniors, who need them badly. I, Bob Edwards, being of dilapidated mind and a physical wreck, do hereby bequeath my kind heart and soft head to Mr. Simpson in the hope that some future senior gets by with more than I have. I, Mary Elliott, hereby will my ability in crafts to my sister, Barbara, hoping she will like Mr. Beck as I have, but hoping she will do the work I didn’t do. I, Bob Goans, hereby will my Advanced Composition book to any silly junior who wants it. I, Sandra Gordon, do hereby will my naturally curly hair to my sister, Sharon Bell, hoping it might help her in her high school whirl. We, Tom Gossett and John Wininger, being of sound mind(?) on this date, hereby will our ability to graduate and get our picture in everything in the annual and also our good looks to Jerry Howe, hoping he will be able to keep one girl during his senior year. I, Gaye Gray, will my ability to be bom, raised, and go to thirteen years of school (this includes kindergarten!) in Quincy to any student who is determined enough not to move in his senior year even though his parents do. We, Marvin Haney and Dee Barbea, do hereby will to Miss Mendosa her speaker’s stand in the hope that she won’t let next year’s seniors steal it like we did. I, Beverly Jackson, will my morning seat on the stairs to Marion O’Connell. I, Gary Kellard, will those first few days to all the new seniors next year. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Alfred Lewis, hereby will my ability to be absent every Friday morning before a football game to some unfortunate fullback. I, Martha Lewis, hereby will my quiet ways in Miss Mendosa's class to Jan Farley. She will likely need them in the future years. I also will my eyes to Gene Clark, hoping that he can see better with them than 1 can. We, Shirley Lowrey and Claudette Tibbedeaux, being of questionably sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath our jobs as P. E. assistants in the first period eighth grade girls gym class to anyone who enjoys swimming in grass at nine o’clock in the morning. I, Richard Main, will my ability as a good hunter to Junior Downey, as I know he can use it. I, Jim Mault, will my ability to play hooky without getting caught to all lower class-men. I, Buddy Morris, will my good looks, irresistible personality, and ability to make the girls swoon to Gordon Smith who, being an underclassman, is in need of them. I, Jerry Myers, do hereby will my musical ability to Mr. Schott, knowing that he needs it. I, Angie Poloni, hereby will my ability in crafts to Alfred Clark, in the hope he can use it better than I. I, Loren Poore, being of an unsound state of mind, will my ability to get into trouble to any one that wants it. I, Janet Richards, hereby will my second-hand locker to any seventh grader who wants it. I, Saundra Ryan, hereby will my sick leave to anyone who is smart enough to take it. I, Betty Sapp, do hereby will to my cousin, Oran Dee Sapp, the ability to get through high school with a last name like Sapp. 1, John Sedwick, do hereby will my oneriness to Miss Mendosa, even if she don't need it. 1, Martha Seeber, will to next year's seniors the ability of my class to get 100% attendance at the Homecoming Bonfire, as they didn't do so well this year. I, Elva Skemp, hereby will my ability to talk for hours without stopping for a breath to my sister, Shirley, hoping she can keep up my record. I, Mary Skene, do hereby will to my sister, Susan, my nickname Feets because it looks as though she may follow my tracks; and to Lena I will my belts. I, Sam Stewart, do hereby will my yell leading ability to Judy Grother in the hope that she gets to put it to use next year. I, Yvonne Tibbedeaux, finding myself tired and feeling very old, do hereby will my collection of school pins to my bus partner, Carolyn, who, I am sure, will enjoy having them. I, Jim Transue, will my F's in Physics to Todd Petty, knowing that he will need them to lower his grade to an A. 1, Clarence Wilson, hereby will my ability in English to anyone who wants it. SENIOR BALL JUNIOR PROM First row, left to right: Advisor, Mr. C. Beck; J. Wright; J. Lee; D. Delaney; J. Kitchens; L. Fisher; A. Cochran; J. Farley; L. Moser; G. Smith. Second row: R. Ellis; W. McKnight; D. Stites; K. Lawson; N. Reiners; W. Perry; R. Egbert; M. Cahill; F. Hanson; E. Myers. Third row: R. Whipple; B. Snyder; L. Turner; A. Downey; D. Graham; R. Robison; W. Malone; B. Miller; E. Harper; C. Wood; J. Barbea; G. Thompson; B. Kurtz; C. McClain. First row, left to right: A. Johns; B. Turner; L. Hard; T. Means; S. Rose; S. Howell; B. Minton; N. Buus; V. Hanrahan: K. Robison; J. Miller ; V. Huntington. Second row: L. Wertz; E. Andrea; D. Wilson; T. Marsh; T. Petty; G. Davis; E. Eule; J. Plumley; D. Johnson; D. Larios; E. McMaster. Third row: J. Howe; L. Fuller: R. Kenney; R. Foley; D. Beall; G. Cameron; J. Overstreet; R. Hampton; V. Simpson; A. Larios; L. Bowen. JUNIOR CLASS Left to right: L. Engdahl, S. Howell, A. Cochran, and J. Howe. OFFICERS — ---------------------------President — — - - — -------- - Vice President ---------------------------- Secretary -------------------Council Representative CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class spent most of the year a feudin with the seniors. (Of course, the juniors usually won.) The float for Homecoming was quite nice, entitled The Champ. It was a scene with a Trojan standing between two pillars and with two injured Indians lying on the ground. The queen candidate was Anne Johns. There were many outstanding boys out for sports. In football some of the outstanding juniors were Gordon Thompson, Burce Kurtz, Jerry Howe, Willie McKnight, Kenneth Hobbs, Dan Wilson, Ray Kenny, Duane Stites, Eddie Myers, Connie Mason, David Beall, Wilbert Berry, and John Lee. Many other boys went out for basketball, track, and baseball. Many other juniors were active in school activities and clubs. Only one junior, Lynn Engdahl, was on the C.S. F. Todd Petty and Gene Davis had the honor of serving as student body vice president and secretary, respectively. Two yell leaders and two song leaders were from the Junior Class. The yell leaders were Leone Hard and Lena Wertz, and the song leaders were Dixie Fross and Virginia Huntington. The Junior Prom was held on March 26. There was a big crowd present; it seemed a success. The juniors look forward to an active senior year. JERRY HOWE - -LYNN ENGDAHL SUSIE HOWELL -ALICE COCHRAN First row, left to right: B. Egbert; R. Bursick, D. Allen; R. Jeskey; J. Gossett; W. Yager. Second row: G. Wilson; S. Orr; G. Poloni; B. Young; A. Coleman; Y. Beale; S. Youngs; R. Yager; J. Yager; C. Mathes; J. Stowell; S. Elder; M. O’Connell; V. Haney; D. McTwigan. Third row: Miss McElroy; B. Hecker; C. Robey; W. McMasters; J. Jenkin; R. Bennett; J. Hook; T. Lewis; W. Knight; A. Penland; G. Allen; M. Crawford; B. Love; B. Boyden; W. Brown; N. Chin; H. Andrea. First row, left to right: D. Lowry; B. Whipple; C. Hasty; C. Skemp; D. Perry; T. Hellekson; J. Kennedy. Second row: E. Crabtree; J. O'Kelley; B. McConnell; J. Allen; Y. Wussow; P. Lowrey; P. Foley; M. Kennedy; L. Dumham; J. Nerat; J. Lang; G. Reynolds; C. Dingel; D. Bell; Third row: J. Epperson; G. West; K. Clarke; R. Haslam; R. Wooden; J. Jenkin; G. Rabedew; D. Miller; H. Massey; N. Saari; J. Abel; E. Carter; J. Davis; E. Bruning; E. Knight. SOPHOMORE CLASS Left to right: R. Haslam, S. Orr, B. Young, and J. Kennedy. OFFICERS Jack Kennedy------------------------- President Susan On---------------------------Vice President Barbara Young --------------------- -Secretary Rodie Haslam----------------Council Representative CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1957 had a very successful year. They were well represented in all of the different organizations. There were several in the C.S.F., and the bigger pan of the Pine Breeze staff was made up of sophomores. The ones on the staff were Peg Lowrey, Barbara Young, Patsy Foley, Susan Youngs, Yvonne Beale, and Anna Coleman. A lot of the Sophswere in the Drama Club, the Pep Club, G. A. A., and Block Q. There were a lot of boys out for all of the sports. The Sophomore float took first place at Homecoming. It was really a very nice one. The theme was fortune teller’s booth and a swami predicting the future which was to be the winning of the Homecoming game. The swami was Charles Hasty, who was looking into a silver football. It was written in the stars that Quincy was to win. The Queen candidate was Geraldine Wilson, who served as attendant to the queen. The Sophomore Hop was quite a success. The coming years are certain to be successful ones for the Class of 1957. First row, left to right: R. Wallace; R. Brown; D. Pettigrew; B. Prindle; J. Rabedew; D. James; R. Cooper; M. Hobbs; D. Gambell; H. Hedrick. Second row; J. Pettigrew; H. Malotte; K. Sargant; M. Buus; L. Gilliam; K. Wright; L. Boyd; J. Bishop; H. Crawford; C. Hunnington; J. Snell; M. Sutton; L. Carson; J. Bray; R. Penland. Third row; D. Dresden; G. Moore; G. Cain; G. Glover; W. Thurman; M. Mitchem; R. Stenberg; P. Bresciani; J. Scott; J. Gay; W. Sims; C. Jenkin; R. Osbcarne; Ninth Grade Advisor, Mrs. Elva Hook. mm First row, left to right: D. Graham; B. Ivers; J. Hampton; D. Nichols; J. Moore; C. Dahl; R. Ray; D. Erickson; D. DeLaney; C. Train; J. Kehrer; A. Cameron; S. Thomas; L. McNutt. Second row: R. Hart; F. Baker; J. Main; L. Dunham; S. Stites; C. Cavanagh; T. Means; B. Spears; L. Steele; S. Lee; S. Ward; J. Patrick; C. Kennedy; L. Guess; P. Wamhoff; R. Carter. Third row: C. Dodson; L. Baker; B. Kennedy; M. Hempstead; E. Blum; C. Powell; R. Wertz; J. Pruitt; P. Hanley; P. Mathes; K. Stowell; V. Smith; E. Detrick; R. Turner; D. Conroy; R. Howe; J. Robertson. FRESHMAN CLASS Left to right: G. Glover, F. Baker, D. Stowell, and B. Kennedy. OFFICERS Dick Stowell ------------------------ President Bob Kennedy-------------------------Vice President George Glover--------------------------- Secretary Flossie Baker---------- - -Council Representative CLASS HISTORY The Freshman Class indeed had a very active year this year. For Homecoming they had a very nice float, the theme of which was Bury The Indians. Their queen candidate was Carroll Kennedy, who served as attendant of the Queen. The freshman relay team won the race at the bonfire and so were able to have the honor of lighting the bonfire. Many of the boys went out for sports this year. Most of the Junior Varsity football team was freshmen. They also had a good turnout for basketball, track, and baseball. Many girls participated in G. A. A. activities this year, and freshmen also took an active part in various other organizations, such as the drama club and pep club. They had two dances this year with a very good turnout at both of them. To end the year, they had a class picnic which was enjoyed by all who attended it. Mr. Hook was their class advisor. . - [Trpjnnfi? ihappy good ■ m o r-clng JJ] pooooh!! man! humphl I JrsA } K?noda_tj_2J sunny Sgnfertglnprfi Irama Club' First row, left to right: 1. Cotter; L. Malone; T. Keith; R. Slaten; H. Bowen; O. Sapp; M. Montgomery. Second row: D. Downey: T. Osborn; H. Tweedle; D. Hecker; P. Perotti; S. Seeber; B. Wilson; N.Mathes; E. Rae; J. White; B. Barber; D. Lloyd; D. Fross; L. Turner. Third row: S. Bell; R. Wooden; P. Parks; S. Prindle; S. Smith; G. Burch; I. Owen; J. Graham; B. Egbert; L. Leonhardt; M. Egbert; S. Boyle; S. Hanson; L. Purdy. First row, left to right: L. Arellano; T. Grosz; J. Love; R.Kenney; R. Bosworth; E. Miller; R. Newhall; C. Rogers. Second row: D. Cooper; M. Tripp; P. Jester; S. Spears; N. Addison; J. Osborn; E. Downey; E. Jackson; O. Cooper; D. Massey; P. Gist; E. Ahrenholz. Third row: J. White; A. Hollopeter; P. Sellers; J. McClure; D. Larson; H. Bridges; B. Youngs; H. Hedreck; R. Chin; C. deMontmorency; D. Rice; B. Ward; C. Curnow; S. Richards; N. Wilburn. Huddle??? weethearts? cute huh girles?? Icold? zzat write?? now. tudio.usJsHw ' ■ 1 nO learnini 14 e� . dreamy jhow'd you get in there L.ynn ???? First row, left to right: R, Dingel; J. Frazier; J. Halverson; H. Hawkenson; A. Thurman; G. Dean; D. Kennedy; R. Edgerton; R. Booth; P. Glover; K. Bridge; D. Sigle; D. Frisch; J. Rice; Second row: V. Olds; L. Prater; C. Clark; J. Heckala; L. Mills; N. Marsh; B. Elliott; L. Coveil; L. Patillor; C. Chapman; J. Clark; J. Hilton; M. Young; K. Peterson; S. McKee; L. Drown; S. Hale; S. Skemp. Third row: J. Burch; R. Haney; R. Conston; J. Brim; J. Shannon; T. Shannon; D. Nichols; D. Johns; R. Tucker; S. Allen; J. Cameron; B. Shipes; L. Lewis; B. Allen; J. Clark; N. Beall; N. Lawry; M. Huff; J. Stowell. First row, left to right: W. McCannond; M. Green; L. Rosoff; R, Ivins; J. Prock; J. Boyd; R. Hard; R. Rogers; M. Penland; D, Lang; S. Poore; N. Arellano; R. McMaster; Second row: R. Weiland; R. Erickson; S. Prince; P. Bray; B. Louthan; D. Huntington; J. Rose; S. Hockenson; C. Lloyd; B. Hedrick; M. Brazil; V. Anthony; P. Rich; N. Osborne; A. Carter; A. Dahl; D. Daniels; P. Hasty. Third row: D. Cotter; J. Comer; H. Hedrick; J. Bennett; C. Buzzard; E. Shultz; S. Cheek; D. McMaster; T. Dupont; A. Robison; C. Tripp; K. Taylor; N. Egbert; B. Brewster; L. Stringfellow. EXPLORATORY SHOTS Don't Move a Muscle I Music, Maestro, Please Let's Make Beautiful Music Together! Take a letter, please Attention, Please! ! Science Makes the World Go 'Round JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL OFFICERS: Middle row: Linda Leonhardt, President Harold Bridges, Vice President David Kennedy, Secretary Representatives: Front row: Lupe Arellano Ted Dupont Back row: Alice Dahl Susan Hockenson Harold Tweedle SERVICE CLUB PROJECTION CREW Front row, left to right: R. Bennett, D. Miller, J. Grother. Second row: J. Pettigrew, H. Mason, J. Jenkins. Third row: D. Erickson, R. Bursick, B. Whipple. First row, left to right: R. Osborne, L. Malotte, S. Pridle. Second row: L. Arellano, S. Thomas, B. Prindle, QUINCY SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION First row, left to right; Miss McElroy, Advisor; N. Wilburn, L. Leonhardt, D. Larson, K. Peterson. Second row: P. McKevitt, L. Intorf, L. Drown, A. Dahl, N. Beall, M. Young, Third row: L. Rosoff, S. Allen, J. Rose, P. Bray, J. Heckala, D. Thomas. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS First row, left to right: M. Tripp, E. Rae, T. Perdy, V. Lyons, O. Cooper, J. White, J. McClure. Second row: B. Barber. S. Hanson, S. Richards. D. Fross, M. Waymire, R. Wooden, M. Mullings, N. Addison. Third row: J. Osborne, L. Turner, N. Wilburn. D. Lloyd, D. Cooper, J. Graham, A. Hollopeter, M. Egbert. Watch him.Carlita| 1 i I. sleepy?? onesorne 'olecats totem poll wow rpo se jno w Content think now ■Brains???? oronatiorJ The men??2 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Senior Class - - - - Junior Class---- Sophomore Class - -Freshman Class - - G.A.A. ......... Block Q ------- Band - --------- Annual - ------- Pine Breeze----- Drama Club ----- Pep Club------- - - Chorus ------- Community Council -------- - - Gene Clark •------Alice Cochran ------Rody Haslam ------Flossie Baker - ----Mary Barnes ----------Loren Poore -------Bob Edwards -------Terry Means ■------Tim Cavanagh Claudette Tibbedeaux - - - - Ken Bruning Betty Cornell - - - — Diane Driver President ----------------Johnny Clark Vice President---------------------Todd Petty Secretary--------------------------Gene Davis Front row, left to right: G. Clark, T. Petty, J. Clark, G. Davis. Second row: B. Young, A. Cochran, M. Barnes, D. Driver, C. Tibbedeaux, B. Cornell. Third row: T. Means, T. Cavanagh, E. Haslam, L. Poore, B. Edwards, Advisor Mr. McCleave. THE PINE PHOTOGRAPHERS Right: Alice Larios, Sandra Gordon, Manager; Gene Clark, Gary Cameron. OFFICERS Left: Martha Seeber----------------Co-Editor Yvonne Tibbedeaux - - Business Manager Timothy Cavanagh - - ------Co-Editor First row, left to right: T. Cavanagh, L. Engdahl, S. Gordon, M. Seeber, Y. Tibbedeaux, T. Means, R. Cooper, D. Erickson, L. McNutt. Second row: J. Allen, S. Stewart, N. Buus, D. Driver, G. Gray, R. Hampton, S. Elder, V. Bennett, B. Cornell. Third row: Advisor Miss Mendosa, J. Davis, G. Clark, B. Edwards, A. Cole- man, Y. Beale, P. Lowrey, S. Lee, M. Taresh, B. McConnell. PINE BREEZE Seated, left to right: G. Clark, B. Young, L. Gilliam, T. Cavanagh. Standing: P. Lowrey, P. Foley, B. Minton, A. Coleman, S. Youngs, Y. Beale, S. Lee. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION First row, left to right: J. McKevitt, S. Howell, L. Engdahl, A. Coleman, Y. Beale, B. Young. Second row: B. Kurtz, D. Beall, T. Petty, T. Means, D. Driver. Third row: P. Mathes, G. Glover, D. Stowell, M. Barnes, T. Cavanagh. CHEERLEADERS SONG LEADERS Left to right: Vivian Bennett, Dixie Fross, Virginia Huntington. Left to right: Leone Hard, Lena Wertz, Sammy Stewart, Carlita Jeskey. PEP CLUB First row, left to right: B. Minton, S. Baker, S. Stewart, C. Jeskey, L. Wertz, L. Hard, Y. Tibbedeaux, T. Means, S. Howell, R. Cooper, D. Erickson, V. Huntington, D. Dross. Second row: H. Massey, J. Allen, K. Bruning, B. Warner, N. Nuus, D. Driver, G. Gray, R. Hampton, S. Elder, M. Taresh, V. Bennett, B. Cornell. Third row: I. Crabtree, G. Wilson, J. Yager, H. Crawford, R. Penland, B. Young, A. Coleman, Y. Beale, P. Lowrey, S. Lee, L. Gilliam, B. McConnell. Fourth row: J. Jenkins, R. Bennett, D. Miller, C. Cavanagh, T. Means, P. Foley, B. Miller, B. Edwards, S. Gordon, C. Tibbedeaux, M. Barnes, MissAirola. Fifth row: K. Robison, J. O’Kelley, S. Orr, R. Yager, V. Simpson, L. Engdahl, T. Petty, G. Davis, M. Seeber, W. Simms, C. Mathes. G.A.A. Left to right: Beverly Jackson, President; Sharon Baker, Vice President; Mary Barnes, Student Council Representative; Barbara Young, Secretary. G. A. A. First row, seated: E. McMasters; G. Gray; D. Johnson; B. Snyder; S. Gordon; K. Robison; D. Fross; M. Lewis; M. Barnes; R. Ellis. Second row: B. Jackson; V. Simpson; M. Seeber; R. Hampton; D. Driver; S. Rose; L. Hard; C. Tibbedeaux; S. Howell; T. Means; C. Jeskey; J. Farley; D. Graham. Third row: E. Skemp; B. Miller; L. Turner; S. Baker; A. Larios; V. Bennett; M. Skene; A. Johns; B. Sapp; Y. Tibbedeaux; V. Ames; B. Minton; N. Buus; S. Lowrey; Miss Airola. First row, seated: D, Dresden; S. Elder; L. Steele; M. Buus; C. Huntington; L. Boyd; T. Means; L. Gilliam; S. Lee; B. Spears. Second row: S. Orr; H. Massey; J. Jenkins; B. McConnell; R. Bennett; D. Miller; E. Crabtree; J. O'Kelley; E. Bruning; J. Allen; J. Pettigrew; M. O'Connell; L. Guess; Miss Airola. Third row: P. Foley; W. McMasters; B. Young; P. Lowrey; Y. Beale; A. Coleman; F. Baker; M. Sutton; D. Sharp; J. Grother; J. Yager. BAND PERSONNEL FLUTE L. Engdahl S. Rose W. Malotte D. Gambell BASS CLARINET G. Davis BASSOON M. Seeber CLARINET B. Warner L. Hard N. Buus S. Howell K. Robison B. Minton V. Ames Y. Beale P. Lowrey T. Petty B. Young B. Love G. West C. Jeskey OBOE AND ENGLISH HORN P. Foley S. Gordon SAXOPHONE S. Gordon B. Prindle G. Thompson W. McKnight FRENCH HORN D. Driver S. Orr G. Gray E. Haslam J. O'Kelley BARITONE HORN B. Kurtz B. Edwards TRUMPET J. Alexander K. Bruning Y. Tibbedeaux H. Massey E. Myers L. Fisher TROMBONE V. Bennett C. Train D. Stowell D. Allen BASS J. Howe D. Beall T. Lewis J. Kennedy PERCUSSION B. Turner J. Gay A. Downey R. Hampton First row: T. Petty, C. Jeskey, P. Lowrey, B. Young, Y. Beale, K. Robison, V. Ames, B. Minton, S. Howell, L. Hard, N. Buus. Second row: J. Love, G. West, P. Foley, W. Malotte, S. Rose, W. McKnight, G. Thompson, B. Prindle, S. Gordon, B. Warner. Third row: J. O'Kelley, R. Haslam, G. Gray, S. Orr, D. Driver, M. Seeber, G. Davis, C. Train, V. Bennett, R. Hampton. Fourth row: B. Edwards, B. Kurtz, L. Fisher, H. Massey, Y. Tibbedeaux, K. Bruning, J. Alexander, B. Turner, A. Downey, J. Gay. Fifth row: J. Kennedy, T. Lewis, D. Beall, J. Howe. Standing: Mr. Schott, Director. DANCE BAND Front row, left to right: J. Plumley, B. Warner, S. Howell, G. Thompson, L. Hard, B. Prindle. Second row: S. Orr, J. Howe, B. Turner, R. Haslam, J. Alexander, B. Kurtz. Standing: Mr. Schott, Director. SENIOR CHORUS First row, left to right: Mr. Hill, Director; D. McTwiggin, J. Main, J. Plumley, L. Wertz, A. Johns, B. Snyder, S. Rose, C. Jeskey, C. Tibbedeaux, P. McClure. Second row: M. Kennedy, J. Grother, G. Poloni, A. Poloni, K. Sargent, D. Laplander, T. Means, V. Hanrahan, D. Fross, B. Cornell, B. Jackson, J. Patrick. Third row: F. Baker, R. Yager, R. Ellis, C. Mathes, A. Coleman, M. Lewis, C. Kennedy, L. Carson, J. Bray, L. Dunham, M. Taresh. Fourth row: P. Davis, G. Wilson, J. Wright, M. Sutton, B. Miller, H. Malotte, J. Barbea, J. Abel, D. Graham, S. Lowrey, M. Perotti. DRAMA CLUB First row, left to right: Advisor Mr. Bennett; B. Warner, B. Miller, S. Rose, S. Gordon, S. Baker, R. Cooper, D. Erickson, R. Hampton, B. Young, P. Lowrey. Second row: C. Mathes, J. Allen, N. Buus, K. Robison, D. Driver, G. Gray. C. Cavanagh, P. Foley, Y. Beale, A. Coleman, L. Hard, C. Hasty. Third row: H. Crawford, J. Yager, V. Simpson, B. McConnell, S. Orr, R. Yager, T. Means, V. Huntington, J. Moore, J. Pruitt, L. Wertz. Fourth row: T. Petty, C. Tibbedeaux, B. Minton, S. Howell, H. Massey, B. Edwards, M. Seeber, Y. Tibbedeaux, L. Engdahl, S. Elder, T. Cavanagh, W. Sims, G. Davis. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM CHRISTMAS WITHOUT PATSY Left to right: Tim Cavanagh, Lynn Engdahl, Virginia Huntington, Susan Youngs, John Moore, Sally Elder, Charles Hasty, Yvonne Tibbedeaux. Below: The Mixed Chorus performs for the first time at program. HOMECOMING MIiJJij I) Sophomore Float Wins Junior Class Float W SdWWfflM v 'T . � £; i. JL £ i ' ■ Senior Class Float Candidates Queen Mary Barnes Sophomore Class Float Freshman Class Float SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Seated, left to right: Manager, Gene Clark; B. Edwards; J. Mault; A. Lewis; J. Clark; J, Wininger; L. Poore; B. Warner; T. Gossett; J. Transue. Second row, left to right: Coach Matt Cokor; C. Mason; G. Thompson; R. Kenney; W. McKnight; J. Howe; C. Beall; J. Lee; Manager, Jimmy Overstreet. Third row, left to right: W. Brown; W. Perry; D. Stites; J. Kennedy; D. Wilson. SCOREBOARD Quincy 12...................... Corning 19 Quincy 33---------------------------- Herlong 13 Quincy 12------------------------- Portola 14 Quincy 13-- - — - -- -- -- - — Westwood 0 Quincy 12-------------------------------Lassen 7 Quincy 26------------------------ Shasta 6 Quincy 25----------------------- Greenville 0 VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS The Trojans started the season by being defeated by Corning. Bob Edwards picked up a fumble by fullback Eddie Myers and ran for 15 yards before losing his game pants with the help of a Corning player. The Trojans looked good in their first league win against Herlong, but the first upset of the season came when Portola defeated Quincy 14-12. The Trojans were then underestimated and came back to beat down the Westwood Lumberjacks, who were rated the favorites. The Trojans were also underdogs in the Lassen-Quincy game but proved their championship ability by defeating the Grizzlies in a wide-open game. The biggest game of the season was the Trojan's Homecoming game with Greenville. The game was scoreless until the third quarter when A1 Lewis bucked over the first T.D. The outstanding play of the game was Jerry Howe's catching a would-be pass fumble and running 45 yards for a T. D. Big John Wininger, left tackle for the Trojans, let it be known that his secret desire was to be a fullback when he ran 35 yards up the middle for a T. D. on the first play in the fourth quarter. The Trojans ended up co-champions with Westwood this year, and are still recognized ________as champions of the Feather River League.__________________________________________ SENIOR STARS JOHN CLARK, Right End Co-Captain JIM MAULT, Tackle ALFRED LEWIS, Fullback Co-Captain CLARENCE WILSON, Guard BOB EDWARDS, Guard GENE CLARK, Senior Manager JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Seated, left to right: R. Ray; M. Hobbs; K. Clarke; G, Allen; M. Crawford; R, Haslam; J. Jenkin; R. Jeskey; T. Lewis; B. Kennedy; C. Jenkin; Manager. B. Whipple. Second row: R. Wertz; Coach, Fred Volkema; S. Thomas; H. Hedrick; D. James; P. Hanley; D. Stowell; G. Glover; G. Cain; R. Howe; L. McNutt; W. Sims; R. Osborne. Third row: L. Moore; R. Turner; C. Dodson; D. Conroy; J. Scott; D. Gambell; E. Detrick; J. Hampton. SCOREBOARD Quincy 32 Quincy 13 Quincy 0 Quincy 14 Quincy 7 Quincy 26 Quincy 7 - Coming 0 - Herlong 2 - Portola 20 Westwood 27 - - Lassen 32 - - Shasta 7 Greenville 14 JUNIOR VARSITY HIGHLIGHTS The Trojan J.V. s started the season off by staggering the Corning Cardinals. At the start of the season the J.V. s appeared to be on their way to winning several games. They won only two out of six; however, next year should see them on their way to a league championship. In the second league game the J.V. 's defeated Herlong and were on their way to a good season when they came up against Portala and were stopped cold. For the next two games they suffered defeats, and when it looked hopeless, they came through by banging down Shasta J.V. s 26-7, with the assistance of the second string varsity. The J.V. 's were developing and working together quite well in that game. Rod Turner, the quarterback, began to click on his passes, and Pete Hanley was look-in very good on defense. The J.V. s worked well as a unit and will be a team to watch next year. A”BASKETBALL Left to right: E. Blum, P. Hanley, R. Robison, B. Edwards, A. Lewis, T. Gossett, W. McKnight, J. Clark, J. Howe, K. Bruning, L. Fuller, B. Jurtz, G. Moore and W. Brown. SCOREBOARD Quincy 59 Herlong 49 Quincy 55 Chester 41 Quincy 46 Loyalton 24 Quincy 30 Westwood 34 Quincy 39 Greenville 33 Quincy 52 Chester 48 Quincy 59 Westwood 26 Quincy 45 Loyalton 25 Quincy 55 Lassen 32 Quincy 77 Herlong 26 Quincy 50 Portola 33 Quincy Lassen Quincy 50 Greenville 46 Quincy Portola CHAMPIONS In their next to last game of the season the Quincy Trojan A Team cinched its second straight Feather River League Basketball Championship. With only the traditional final game against Portola, the Trojan Varsity had won twelve games with only one set-back against them. The Trojan five was led by John Clark, Alfred Lewis, Willie McKnight, Tom Gossett and Jerry Howe. B” BASKETBALL Left to right: A. Downey, D. Gambell, C. Jenkin, M. Crawford, J. Kennedy, J. Jenkin, D. Stowell, L. Morris, T. Petty, E. Andrea, T. Cavanagh, L. Fisher. Missing: W. Wright. Insert: Coach Coker and Wilson Sims, Manager. SCOREBOARD Quincy 30 Herlong 34 Quincy 41 Chester 49 Quincy 33 Loyalton 35 Quincy 35 Westwood 42 Quincy 28 Greenville 42 Quincy 37 Chester 53 Quincy 15 Westwood 34 Quincy 42 Loyalton 36 Quincy 36 Lassen 37 Quincy 41 Herlong 39 Quincy 38 Portola 26 Quincy 50 Lassen 35 Quincy 30 Greenville 40 Quincy Portola The ”B Team got off to a slow start and couldn't seem to find a winning combination. The B's caught fire late in the season and won several games. The B's were a young squad for their division as four of the regulars were either Sophomores or Freshmen. C” BASKETBALL Left to tight: J. Moore, R. Wertz, E. Knight, B. Love, J. Pruitt, S, Thomas, B. Kennedy, D. Wilson, J. Kehrer, C. Train, B. Whipple, and R. Turner. Insert: Gene Clark, Coach and D. Kennedy, manager. SCOREBOARD Quincy 27 Herlong 25 Quincy 20 Greenville 20 Quincy 38 Loyalton 13 Quincy 23 Westwood 18 Quincy 30 Greenville 21 Quincy 30 Loyalton 13 Quincy 24 Westwood 15 Quincy 30 Herlong 15 Quincy 21 Lassen 16 Quincy Lassen Quincy 16 Portola 12 Quincy Portola CHAMPIONS The Trojan C's never seemed to crack and won the League Basketball C Championship for the first time since 1936. The Champs, with two games to go, were undefeated. They often came from behind and show great promise for years to come as four of the starters were members of the Freshman Class. First row, left to right: J. Overstreet, W. Perry, B. Love, E. Andres, W. Brown, D. Conroy. Second row: D. Stowell, P. Hanley, E. Meyers; G. Meyers, K. Bruning, D. Beall. Third row: W. Wright, L. Fisher, J. Wininger, H. Andrea, R. Kenney, J. Transue. JAYVEE BASEBALL First row, left to right: T. Lewis, D. Lowry, C. Dodson. R. Turner, C. Skemp, C. Dahl, S. Thomas. Second row: J. Scott, C. Hasty, G. Cain. J. Hanley, R. Wertz, E. Knight. Third row: J. Pruitt, B. Ivers, D. Graham, R. Osborne, and V. Smith. BLOCK Q” First tow, left to right: D. Wilson, J. Wininger, A. Lewis, B. Edwards, E. Meyers, J. Mault, B. Goans, C. Wilson, Mr. Cokor, Advisor. Second row: J. Alexander, J. Kennedy, L. Poore, T. Petty, R. Has-lam, T. Gossett, B. Morris, G. Smith, W. McKnight. Third row: J. Howe, T. Cananagh, B. Kurtz, J. Jenkin, G. Clark, G. Thompson, J. Clark. TRACK TEAM First row, left to right: T. Cavanagh, G. Glover, A. Turk, D. Nichols, P. Mathes, Mr. Cokor, Coach. Second row: J. Moore, L. Engdahl, B. Edwards, B. Kennedy, H. Hedrick, C. Jenkin, L. McNutt. Third row: T. Petty, J. Jenkin, T. Gossett, E. Detrick, G. Cain, K. Lawson and D. James.