Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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YVONNE WUSSOW Nickname - Wus G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Drama, Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Office Practice 3. JOETTA MAE YAGER Nickname - Jo Band 1,2,a,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 3,45 Student Council 45 Officer 45 Pep Club 45 Drama Club 1,25 Officer 25 Student Leaders Conference 45 Annual Staff 4. SUSAN ROY YOUNGS Nickname -- Susan Band 1,2,3,45 G.A,A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Chorus 35 Pep Club 1,25 Drama Club 1, 2,3,45 Officer 45 Student Con- ference 45 Pine Breeze 25 Pomerett 25 Student Leaders Conference 4. ,. ,A ia 'WV EVELYN RAE YAGER Nickname - Rae tice 4. BARBARA YOUNG Nickname - Barbie Class Officer 1,2,35 Band 1, 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Officer 2, 3,45 Student Council 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Drama Club 1,25 C.S.F. 1,2,3,45 Officer 2,3,45 Life Member5 Student Lead- ers Conference 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Pine Breeze 25 Of- fice Practice 45 Prom Princess 35 Pomerett 2. Chorus 2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 1,25 Office Prac-

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DAISY LEE SHARP Nickname - Tools u..x..x. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 2. LARRY TOWNER Clioruh 3,4 Nickname - Jo? llll'IlllSfI'l'I'l'll ,llzuui-mln Zig Foo lmll 43 llIl,Nlil'l-llllll 415 Bum-- lmll rm. GARRICK WALTER WEST Nickname - Gary llzuml 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 4 llruxun Club 3,4. EDWIN WILSON Nickname - Edwin 'l'I'IIllhI'l'l' Suu Raifzu-l lligli Si-Imul 43 llunw 1 ls Si' 1 41' 'l'mvl' -1' Cl L' u ll 44. V iorusg llraiinu Q- 'fiv- .9-J 'in f L 9 'C CHARLES R. SKEMP Nickname - Charles Basketball 2,35 Basolnill 1 Block Q 2,3,4. JACQUELINE THERESE WAY Nickname - Jackie Tl'iLllSf0l'l'8d Olilkllllldj Olnsl Officer 47 G.A.A. 43 Studon' Council 45 O.S.F. 43 Annum Staff Officer 4g Office P1-action 3,45 Speech Oontest 35 Home coming Attendant 3. WILLIAM ALLAN WHIPPLE Nickname - Whip Football Manager 2,3,4g Bas ketball 1,2,4g Baseball 3,4. WILLIAM WRIGHT Nickname - Willie Football 45 Basketball 1,2,3 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track 3 45 Bl0Ck Q 2,3,4g Officer 4,

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SlENlIfO RO HJECY e 11967 Mr. Tharp is now the owner of a newly invented time machine and has invited us to look in on the graduat- ing class of 1957, as they will appear in 1967. He turns the machine on, pulls levers, and pushes buttons until we see our first picture. It is that of a new fangled taxi speeding down the suspended highway towards the space- ship port. As we get a closer look at the taxi, we see that our husky friend, Billie Love is the driver. When the taxi stops, out steps none other than jerry Mclfevitt, pilot of his own snazzy little spaceship, the McKevitt Moonbeam. Jerry makes daily flights in his spaceship and is gradually getting over his airsickness. The ship is ready to go now and a hasty signal is received from Charles Hasty, who is a lookout in the control tower. As the McKevitt Moonbeam zooms away into space, the picture changes. . Now the scene is a restaurant owed by Robert Hook. His waitresses are two of our former classmates, jane Abel and Shirley Moseley. When Robert's business is slow, jane and Shirley stand outside and drag customers in since they are both sturdy and strong, they have no trouble at all. Now, let's take a peek inside. At one table we see Elijah Knight and Willie Wright eagerly attacking their dinners of legs of squid sprinkled with seaweed. The two now own a sightseeing helicopter which travels around the large city of Quincy. Back in the corner we see Anna jo jesler busily pulling levers on the restaurants only candy machine. Anna has her hands full with her job as a housewife. Another customer proves to be Charles Skemp, who is eating shrimp. Charles is the Master ol Ceremonies on an International TV Cooking School. As the scene changes again, we see a United States Navy ship that has just come into port. There is a large crowd to greet the ship. . .and lookl 'l'here's Susan Orr. What could Susan be doing here? She is usually so busy at her job as a lingerie saleslady that she doesn't have time for things like that. Looking at the returning sailors, we see quite a few of our old friends. Nelson Chin looks absolutely charming stepping off the gang plank in his bell bottom trousers. A few thousand inches behind Nelson is Gary Allen, the ship's best potato peeler. Gary was chosen for this position from among ten candidates. He is wearing a new apron with no strings attached. Another homecoming sailor is Billy Whipple. Now that he is a civilian once more, Billy plans to further his career which is selling chocolate cottage cheese. He was doing a bang up business before he was hooked. Mr. Tharp pushes another button and we see a large crowd of people looking at something. Towering above the onlookers is joanna Nerat, who designs pajamas for Macy's, one of Quincy's many department stores, owned by jim Epperson. Joanna and the rest of the spectators seem to be quite excited over something. In the middle of the crowd is Marlene McDonald, big game hunter of New York. She has just captured a monkey here on Main Street that has escaped from the city zoo, owned by ferry Payne. As we start walking down the street we see the large charm school that Darleen Miller has recently bought. The former owner, Larry Towner, put it up for sale a week ago when he decided to buy a used spaceship lot. One of Darlene's employees is Charleen Dingle. She works in the posture department where she teaches promis- ing young students the correct way to walk. Wilma McMaster, the expert hair stylist, is busy broiling Norma Saari's long, red hair. Norma is now the first woman president of Yale Uuiversity. Louise Cooper sits at the re- ceptionist's desk where she greets prospective customers. The next picture seems to be backstage of the Sharp Opera Theater owned by Daisy Sharp. By signs, we See that the name of tonight's opera is Toothache which was written by the great opera composer judy O'Kelley. Jessie jenkin is spraying her throat diligently for the one note she sings at the opening of the opera tonight. Sitting out front in one of the balcony boxes is Susan Youngs. Susan, making use of hey Sense of humor 4 1 4. ', , writes her own comic strip. The name of the strip is Shy Susan. Staying in the entertainment field, but switching the scene to Hollywood, we see a movie studio. The fam- ous director, john jenlzirz, tells Hollywood's newest actress, Susie Roush, that she is pronouncing her words of love too fast. Edwin Wilson, her leading man, eagerly awaits for the scene to be practiced again.