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HIGH sCll00L QUINCY, CALIFUIINIA VOLUME XXX V i ' 1 , 5 ,- . 4 4 I ' 6 5 . I7 1 4 VV D 9 ' , 5 1 . ' 1 ' , 'LF Lg V i 1 ' FUREWUBD i 1, S . V 2 A Vf 3, ii fl 1 V As ouirecei e This annual, anofher r is clrawin 'ro a close, ' 5 , V, g f Y Y . Q +1 i , m ' g Q A f ' f M, l ,VV XV., f one more: lial is lurhecl in lhe isfory ofpuincy High School. I+ is f A , I 2 ' ' 5 .V D 24 5 4 1 i 2 MV ' 1 5 U i e y ggigqiash of we 'svsgis Pine sis ifhaf +1512 book wsu bring back? l X , af Q ii V V .4 V, Y i Vs wa Si Q ,ig D., Q andVEngravi ' QV V E V ppy rnemoriesiiof your VV, nderful experiences and goosl iilii X V 5 ljiroughoql flhe We V ld like To express our ihanksf fo our X V V Q V odvisor.iVMrg. Jiohnlson: fhel acullyi Mr. Aaserude ancl his il V U Ledergri Slreei Zeus Publishing Company 'lhe V presenl lo you with fhe you fi 5 . 1 g x X - its -X lk ll X X W Vs.:3, o ' K ' V X , V -1: treasured .x 5-X X- 4 S N lisgxax V - 1 f X ' 1 , , V . s - --1 42 . 1 5 il- ,' V i Q , V ,QVV V . IVV VZVV xg S s , . Vg .,iV t V .i ' V .. V --I Q iiili i W - X . L fin 'K . N .3 aft 1 0. - V- -2: WO k ' , ZA 553m - 9 x -V ex. v V .:, - 5 ,I -: .:,:-,fig '- . i il? f A,, Q Eflfz I MQ. s gy gy W 1 DEDICA TION We, 'rhe class of l958, humbly dedicale Jrhis yearbook To Miss Billieiean McElroy, who, as we began Jrhe sevenlh grade, became a member of The Quincy I-ligh School facully. Miss McElroy has generously devoled so much of her lime ancl energy, noi only as a Teacher, buf as our advisor in our Sophomore and Junior years. We feel Thar This declicalion is bul a small lolcen ol our hearllell Jrhanlcs for her help and guidance lhroughoul our high school career. SANDRA LEE Ediior MARJORY BUUS DONNA LARSON Co-Business Manager Assisfanf Editor THEME This year we have inTroduced a Theme in The Pine. The indusTries in and around Quincy were chosen. The sTaTT TelT This was a proper To ic as nearly all The parenTs oT Quincy l-ligh SchoolJsTudenTs parTalce in These indusTries. Six oT The more prominenT businesses are repre- senTed: PrivaTe EnTerprise, PaciTic Gas 31 ElecTric, Lumbering, Railroad, AgriculTure and RecreaTion. Through visiTs To The individual indusTries, we were able To obTain picTures To divide The diTTerenT secTions of The book and also many proper backgrounds Tor each group oT class oTTicers. PrivaTe EnTerprise was selecTed To represenT The TaculTy because oT iTs connecTion wiTh adminisTraTion. Because PaciTic Gas Xi ElecTric has become so imporTanT in our area, we have chosen This indusTry Tor The graduaTing seniors. CommuniTies are becom- ing more and more dependenT upon iTs power and rising opporTuniTies. The Lumbering indusTry sTands Tor The Junior, Sophomore and Freshman classes. IT has noT only been oT greaT imporTance To The residenTs Tor The pasT number oT years, buT iT has also been a crediT To This area. A raTher small, buT needed enTerprise in our loca- Tion, is The Railroad. This indusTry was chosen To represenT The Junior T-ligh since iT is noT oT maior imporTance buT is viTal Tor The TransporTaTion oT goods. AgriculTure represenTs our school's acTiviTies be- cause organizaTion and planning are so necessary in This Tield. Cur division oT sporfs is porTrayed Through Recrea- Tion, a physical and educaTional acTiviTy. IT is The sincere hope oT The sTaTT ThaT you will enioy This yearboolc and will Teel our eTTorTs were worTh while. Congralulalions and besl wishes +o The class of I958. You may resl assured lhal our inleresl in you will never cease. We, +ha+ have had Jrhe responsibiliry of guiding your educalrional developmenl, will walch wilh greal inrereslr as you begin To assume your role in sociefy. We are depend- ing upon you as Tomorrow s leaders lo build a grealer counlry lhan lhal As for fhose of you Jrhal will be relurning 'ro Quincy Junior Senior High School for iurlrher framing be hearlrened by Jrhe achievemen+s of lhis year s gradualing class accepl lhe challenge lhal lies ahead, and vow lo arlain even higher goals You will also be inleresled lo learn 'rhal plans are being made 'ro build addirional laciliries for your use, and we hope 'ro have lhem ready for occupancy in lhe very near fulure. PRINCIPAL 'S ME SSA GE As we come 'ro rhe end of anolher school year, il is only nalural 'ro slop lor a momenl and rellecl on lhe evenls of Jrhe year compleled. This has been a good year, a year in which Quincy Junior Senior l-ligh School can be proud. The lnlernalional evenls in lhe fields of science and world polilics have poinred up The challenges for educarion Jroday. We can be proud of our alrempls lo meel lhese challenges. We recognize a sincere a++i+ude on Jrhe par+ of +he sludenlrs +o rise 'ro lhe new demands on fheir learning capacilies. We musl learn of science, bur we mus'r also learn lo live 'rogelher in lhis ever-smaller world of man. We have 'fried lhis, loo, lhrough our Foreign Exchange Sludenl Program, an experimenl in lnler- nalional Underslanding. We are nor perfecr, buf l leel, as l loolc baclc, oplimislic aboul our fulure having worked wilh 'rhose who will assume responsibilily in +he very near lulure. HANLON P. Tl-lARP, Principal .5UPI1RINTENDENT'S MESSA GE R. R. LlClnl'l'Y. Superinlendenl aculty Privafe Enferprise: Privalre enferprise includes all business Con+ribu'ring +o+l'1e welfare of our Jrown. They offer necessi+ies and luxuries +0 everyone in Hwe communiiy. E!! 1 im' MR.1HuRMAN M. BLACK Univvi-.ily ol lilaho, BS., l.onr1 Bl'-xrli SI.1Ii'COII1qC, M.A,g Univvraily ffl Rr-fllnnilsg H.irIni-Il College, Lassen J.C.g Business Lnw, Senior Science,WcnrIfIGeogr.1phy 4 Quincy High Srlifiol . . . I yr-ar. MR. ROBERT M. CRAWFORD Univcrivily of Rwllnnds, B.A.j Chiro Slain Cmllnqcj Col- lege of Pacificg Universily ol Nevada, Gconielryg Mechan- ical Drawing, Enrfh Science - Quincy High School . , . lOyears. MISS JEAN EVANIKOFF Universily of California, B.A.g Spanish ig General .Musicg Junior High Chorus, Senior High Chorus, Reading - QuincyiHigh School . , . I year. MRS. ELVA HOOK Chico Slafe College, 8.A., Homernaking Y Quincy High School . . . 4 years. 5 T I 9 .. his f 1 l I W 7' ' , . -1-' - . I 1-f 45 r 5 f Q MR. HANLON P. THARP Univefsifv .of California, 'B.A.g Slanlord Universily, M.A,g Jr. Slry High School Principal - Quincy High School . . . years. MR, VINCENT E. BURNS Universily of California, B.A.g Slanford University, M,A.g Jr, Sr. -High School Vice Principal - Quincy High School . . . IO years. MR. L. VERNON AASERUDE Mayville Slale College, B.A.g Universily of Norlh Dalcola, M.A.g University of Chicago: Life Science, Physics, Chem- islryg Algebra lg Advanced Malhernalicsg Phofography - Quincy High School . . . I3 years. MR. HERBERT C. BEH Universily of Michigan, A.B.g Universify ol Michigan, M.A.g Universily of Minnesolag Uriiversily of Californiag American C-overnmenl, Senior Prcblernsg Spanish Il - Quincy High School . . . I6'f2 years. MRS. MARILYN I. JOHNSON er Iowa Universify, B.A.g Colorado Slale College of ucafion, M,A.g English 93 English Il - Quincy High 4 ol . . . 3 years. , . MR. RICHARD E. MASLOW New Mexico Weslern College, B.A., M.A.g Universily of hog Typing I and Ilg Shorlhand Ig C Baslrelball Coachg Ass slanl Football Coach - Quincy High School , , , I year. MR. DONALD PENLAND Chico Slafe, AB., MA.: Sanla Rosa J.C.3 Life Scienceg Biology: P.E. Coach - Quincy High School , . . 5 years. MR. GORDON V. PERKINS Bales College, Maine, B.A., U.S. Hisloryg Sociologyj Senigr Sciencej Sfuderil Governmenf - Quincy High School . ,, 2 years. MR. FREDERICK R. VOLKEMA Pasadena College. B.A,g Long Beach State College, M.A.j English 81 Social Studies 93 Reading 8 - Quincy High School . . .4 years. MISS BILLIEJEAN MCELROY College of the Holy.Narnes, A.B., University of California: English 77 World History IOQ U.S. History Il, Reading 7' Social Studies 7 - Quincy High School . . . 6 years, MR. LAURENCE T. BENNETT Linfield College, B.A.g Stanford University, M.A.g Ad' valnced Composition, Social Studies, Reading - Quincy High School . . . B years. MR. ROBERT ERBECK Penn College,Ol1io, B.A.g Stanford University, M.A.g Miami University, Ohio, Mathematics 7g Social Studies B-Quincy High School . . , I3years. MR. MATTHEW M. COKER Ohio State University, B.S.g University of Michiganj Uni- versity of Nevada, Boys P.E.g Senior Sportsg General Ma-th, General Scienceg Exploratory Science - Quincy High School . . . 4years. MISS SHEILA TAYLOR University of Nevada, B.A-.3 University of Californiag Girls P.E.g Girls Sports - Quincy High School . . . l year. MR. CLARENCE Q. BECK Colorado State College, A.B., M.A.g Colorado University, General Shopg Advanced Metal, Crafts - OuIr1CY l'llQlW School . . . 5 years. MISS MADELINE DUBCICH California College of Arts and Crafts, B.A: of Art Edu- cation, Beginning Art, Advanced Artg Beginning CraftSI English: Girls P.E. 7 - Quincy High School . . . I year. MR. A. L. FITZPATRICK Ottawa University, Kansas, A.B.g Sacramento State College: Horneroom 7, Orientation 7g Orientation 83 Assistant Foot- ball Coach - Quincy High School . . . lyear. MR. MAX E. JERMAN Seattle Pacific College, B.A,j Los Angeles Pacific College, University of Washington, General Math 9, Mathematics 83 Reading 85 P.E. 7 - Quincy High School . . . I year. MR. DARRELL M. NICHOL Chico State College, B.A., Advanced Wood Shoo, General Shoog Exploratory Shop, Beginning Wood Shop, Girls' Shop -Quincy High School . . . I4 years, MR. CLARENCE R. SCHOTT Chico State College, B.A.g Beginning Ban-ji J,V. Band' Advanced Band, Dance Orchestra -- Quincy High Schgo . . . Z7 years. ,1X ' 'N?Q1H'.ix. MRS. JEFFERY J. WHITE --Q., Universify of Chicago, B.A.Q Unlverslly of Mirxnesolag SL Advanced Composifiong Engllsln IO: Journalism - Qulnc 3 High School . . . I year. Y N ,f . Q qf 3 . gr I I WL MRS. DEAN, School Nurse MRS. TROWB IDGE, Cafelerla Cook Secretaries MRS. SHIRLEY CLEMENTS MRS. DELLA CAMERON J . A Cusfodans MR. ERVIN GAYLON MR. ARCHAMBEAU MR. JIM KELTON ,z r V Xxx Y XXV? gKS-iz Q5 -4 Wy ck -P Seniors 'Y ' NN I MW In recenf years P. G. and E. has become one ofH1e mos1'impor+an1'indus+riesir1H1is area. Power from Hue FeaHwer River is disfribufed To various parrs of Cali- Fornia. ll! F 0REI GN EX CHA N GE 5. 'si STUDEZVT We, fhe class of '58, bid farewell fo our fellow classrnafe 41 and friend, Dagfinn Fausa, as he leaves Quincy l-ligh fo refurn fo his home in Sfrauda, Norway. Dagfinn arrived in Quincy in Augusf of l957 and made his American home wifh fhe Tulsa Scoff family. l-le was readily accepfed by fhe communify and fhe sfudenfs here af Quincy l-ligh. l-le was elecfed Sfudenf Council Represenfafive of fhe Senior Class and foolc parf in all senior sponsored acfivifies. l-le was a member of fhe phofography sfaff, vice presidenf of fhe Arf Club, and a member of fhe fraclq feam. The Sfudenf Council presenfed Dagfinn wifh a school sweafer, and from fhe Senior Class, he received a small farewell giff. We hope fhaf fhis year af Quincy will be among Dag's fondesf memories, for we lcnow fhaf we will always remem- ber fhis wonderful year wifh him. SEZVIIIR CLA SS .HIS T018 Y The Class of l958, fhe largesf class fo graduafe from Quincy High School, again had a very oufsfanding year. The school year of '57-'58 was filled wifh many senior sponsored acfivifies, one of fhe more imporfanf being fhe Senior Ball. The Ball was held in fhe Girls Gym on December l4. lf was fhe oufsfanding social evenf of fhe year as was fhe Junior Prom of fhe '56-'57 school year. The fheme was Sayonara. The gym was well decorafed and showed fhe cooperafion of fhe whole class. Anofher imporfanf Class of '58 sponsored acfivify was fhe infroducfion of fhe Foreign Exchange Sfudenf Program fo Q.l-l.S. This program broughf fo fhe fown and school Dagfinn Fausa from Norway. The Senior Class in cooperafion wifh fhe PTA. obfained sufficienf funds fo sponsor fhe annual graduafion parfy. The class, also, in appreciafion of fhe happy years af Q.l-l.S., presenfed fo fhe school a plague which will always serve as a reminder of fhe worlc done by fhis fine class. The class graduafed some of fhe mosf oufsfanding afhlefes in fhe 45-year hisfory of fhis school. Several members of fhe class held prominenf posifions in fhe fine concerf band. There were also six seniors in fhe dance orchesfra. Life members of C.S.l:. are George Glover, Diclc Sfowell, and Perry lvlafhis. Members of fhe class on fhe sfudenf council are Johnny Gay, Presidenfq George Glover, Vice Presidenfp Mariory Buus, Secrefaryg Dick Sfowell, Dagfinn Fausa, Sandra Kenned ,Cafh- erine Cavanagh, Earl Defriclc and Larry lvlclxluff as ofher members of fhe councifi The class foolc parf in all school acfivifies and played a big parf in malcing fhis year fhe finesf year in rhe school hisfory. ,-mmf ff. Zjilwi w fy -Ti g A A m ' DAGE FN EP Lf 'f'4 5u4'. Dick Sfowell, Vice Presidenfg Linda Gilliam, Treasurerg Rodney Turner, Presidenfg Linda Sleele, Secrefaryg Dagfin Fausa, Council Represenfafive. SENIOR C ,ASS UFFICERS SENIUR C QASS All VISUR Q Ea- V , , ll 35 xx .1 f MR. PENLAND MR. PERKINS N Tlne Class of l958 is deeply indebled +0 our advisors who gave so generously llneir lime and assislance lo all our ac- llvilies. - s-5' X l !. lvl l FLOSSIE MAE BAKER O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Class o I 1234 Siu Council Ig Chorus I2 3 4 S+uden+ Leaders Conference I Song Leader Z. Arnbmon Be a singer LOUISE BAKER Q. H. S. l,2,3,4 I am, Louise. 'fy .JV , -J NJK .1 YJ ELDON G. BLUM Q.H.S. l,2,3,45 Fo ball 2 Ba fball 2 34 Baseb Ambifionz Hofrod mechamc LINDA JEAN BOYD Q.H.S 1134436 AA I 23 O f e Ass sfanf 4 Ann: Y ov' Marriage ano Secreiar- Q V -I V l 3- 2 .MV l 7 11 l l lla!! I lv? PHILLIP A. BRESCIANI OJ-l.S. l,2,3,43 Band I. Ambilion: Undecided. CARMEN BRUNING Q.H.S. l,2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Chorus 2,33 Officer 33 Pep Club l,2, Drama Club 2,3. Ambilion: To sfay married. CAROL ANN BUDWORTH Transferred from Greenville High School, O.H.S. 3,43 Chorus 3,4. Ambilion: Be a fraveling companion for a rich elderly lady. MARJORY MARIAN BUUS O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Band l,2,3,4: Counfy Band 3,43 G.A.A I,2,3,43 Sfudenf Council 43 Officer 43 Sfudenf Leaders Con ference 43 Annual Staff 3,43 Officer 3,43 Pine Breeze 3 Foreign Exchange Commiffee 4. Ambifion: College Edu cafion. J M . x -'ff li' DWAINE BRANSON Transferred from Westwood High School, O.l-1.5. 3,43 Foofball 33 Baskefball 3,4. Arnbifioiz Mounfain Climber. if JANICE ELAINE BRAY O.H.S. l,2,3,43 G.A.A, l,23 Chorus l,2,3,4: Pine Breeze 21 I-lornemaking Assisfanf 4. Ambifion: Inferior Decorafor. '15 Q F. ALLEN CAM ERON O.l-l.S. l,2,3,43 Foofball 43 Phofography 334: Lab Aggigfanf 4. Ambifion: Elecfrical Engineer. CATHERINE CLAIRE CAVANAGH O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Band lr GAA. l,2,3,43 Sfudenf Council 43 Chorus 23 Pep Club I3 Drama Club l,2,33 Play l,2,33 C.S,F 3.47. Sfudenf Leaders Conference 43 Annual Sfaff I,2,3,43 Officer 3,43 Pine Breeze 2,3,43 Edifor 3,43 Foreign Exchange Commilrlee 4. Ambifion: Be a success. BILL CLEAVER Transferred from Sonora High School, O.H.S. 4. Ambifion: Arlisf. DONALD RAY CONROY O.H.S, I,2,3,4g Band l,2,3g Foofball l,2,3,4g Track I. Arr1bifion:BeafPresidenl Ike in a game of qolf. CLARK DODSON O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Foofball l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4. Ambifion To be a success. DELANA MARIE DRESDEN QI-l.S. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. I,2g Chorus 2,3,4. Arnbilion: Organisf. RONALD B. COOPER O.H,S, l,2,3,4g Drama Club l,2g Track I,2g Annual 2,3,4g Pholoqraphy 3,4. Arnbilion: Be a Success. HEATHER ARLENE CRAWFORD O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Counly Band 3,41 G. l,2,3,4g Chico G.A.A. Clinic lg Chorus 3g Pep Clu Drama Club I,2,37 Play I,2. Ambilion: Be a Success MYRTLE DAVIS NORCUM Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band Ig G.A.A. I,2,3,4g Chorus l,234 Ambifion: Be a good housewife. EARL DETRICK O.H,S. I,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Officer 43 Counly Band 34 Foolball lg Baseball 2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Block O l,234 Sludenl Council 4, Ambifion: College Educalion. l MYRNA FLEMMER Transferred from Summerville Union High School, O.-H.S. 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus 4, Annual Sfaff 4. Ambificn: Medical Technician. JOHNNY GAY O.H.S. l,2,3,4, Class officer l,4, Band l,2,3,4, Counfy Band 2,3,4, Band Clinic 3,4, Dance Band 2,3,4, Baskefball Manager 2, Sfudenf Council l,4, Sfudenf Body Presidenf 43 Sfudenf Leaders Conference 4, Annual Sfaff 4, Arnbifion: To be a success in life. LINDA JO GILLIAM O.H.S. l,2,3,4, Class officer 4, Band l,2,3,4, Counfy Band 4, GAA. I,2,3,4, Pep Club l,2, C.S.F. 2,3,4, Chico Sfudenf Leaders Conference 3,4, Annual Sfaff 4, Pine Breeze l,2, Foreign Exchange Commiffee 4, Cochairrnan 4, Ambition: Hisfory feacher. GEORGE GLOVER Q.H.S. l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3, Foofball l,2,3,4, Track l,2,4g Block O l,2,3,4, Officer 4, Sfudenf Council 3,4, Officer 4, C.S.F, l,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Life Member, Sfudenf Leaders Conference l,2,4, Lab Assisfanf 4, Ambifion: Engineer. DAVID ERICKSON O,H.S. l,2,3,4, Baslrefball I, Track I,Z, Sfudenf Council 3, Pep Club l,2, Drama Club l,2, Play 2, Sfudenf Leaders Conference 3, Annual Sfaff I,2, Pine Breeze 2,3,4, Arf Club 4, Officer 4. Ambifioni A good fufure. DAGFINN FAUSA Transferred from Volda Offenflige Landsgymnas, Volda, Norway, O.H.S. 4, Class Officer 4, Track 4, Sfudenf Council 4, Sfudenf Leaders Conference 4, Phcfoqraphy 4, Arf Club 4, Officer 4. Ambifion: Visif America again. KENNETH GRAHAM Transferred from Klamafh Falls High School, OJ-LS, 4 Foofball 4, Block O 4, Arnbifiont Sclenrsf, BETTY JANE GREEN BANK Transferred from Tulelake High School, O,H.S. 43 Choi-u 4. Arnbifion: Secrefary. JOE R. HAMPTON Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Foolball l,2,3,4j Baseball l,2,3,4g Track 4 Block Q l,2,3,4. Ambilionz Success. PETER I. HANLEY Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band l,2g Foofball l,2,3,4g Capfain 25 Baskef- ball I 2 3 4' Baseball I2 3 4' T ack 2' Block Q I 2 3 4 , . , . .,.. F . . . . Officer 3,41 Drama Club 2,3,4g Play 2,3,4' Annual Slaff 4 Ambifionz Journallsf and Professional Baseball Player. . ll , ,lf . 4 lv 1 f J if BOBBY IVERS Q,H.S. I,2,3,4g Foofball 2,3,4g Baslcelball 2,33 Baseball I Ambition: Beachcomber. DONALD C. JAMES Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Officer 41 Counfy Band 3,4 Dance Band 3,4: Foofball l,2j Baskelball 21 Traclr l,2,3,4 Block O l,2,3,4, Ar'nblfion:Aeronau1lcal Engineering. v f' l 1' .1 Vfff ROBERT KENNEDY Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Class officer l,2g Band l,2g Football I,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Captain lg Track lg Block O l,2,3,4g Student Leaders Conference 21 Prom King. Ambition: Policeman. STEVEN LEACH Transferred from Salinas High School. Q.l'l.S. 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g County Band 3,41 Band Clinic 43 Dance Band 43 Football 3g Track 2. Ambition: Be a Medical Doctor. SANDRA LEE KENNEDY O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Class officer 3g Band l,2,3,4g County Band 3,43 Dance Band 33 G.A.A. l,2,3.4g Student Council 3,47 Student Leaders Conference 3,45 Annual Staff l,2,3,4g Of- ficer 3,4g Editor 47 Pine Breeze l,2,3y Prom Princess: All Sports Queen 3. Ambition: A happy life. HELEN MALOTTE Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2q Chorus l,2,3,4g Annual Staff l,2g P.E. Assistant I: Concession Crew 2,3. Ambition: Airline Hostess. CLIFFORD LEROY JENKIN Q.t-l.S, l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4g Basketball I42,3,4g Trarlr l,2,3,4g Block Q l,2,3,4. Ambition: Shop teacher and cOach. JOHN B. KEHRER Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band l,2g Basketball l,2,3g Baseball ll. Block O l,2,3,4. Ambition: Chico State College. PERRY ALLAN MATHIS Q.H.S. l,2,3,4g Track lg C.S.F. l,2,3,4g Life Memberj Student Leaders Conference l,2,3,4g Lab Assistant 4. Arnbitioni To invent new and better electronic equipment. LARRY MCNUTT O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Class Ofticer 31 Band lg Football I,Z,3g Bas- ketball 3g Track l,2,3g Block Q 2,3,4g Student Council 3,43 C.S.F. 31 Student Leaders Conference 3,43 Annual Staff l,2,3,4g Pine Breeze 2345 Editor 33 Photography 3,4 Ambt, tion: Graduate. ! .lc A rx 'J' f H BONNIE JEM MOHME Transferred from Fairfax Hall, O.H.S. 4g G.A.A. 43 Drama Club 41 C.S.F. 43 Pine Breeze 43 Assislanf Edilor 4. Ambi- lion: Civil Engineer. GERALD ROBERT MOORE O.l-l.S. l,2,3,-lg Football lg Buskelball l,2. Ambillon: Take up Merchandising of lealher goods. JOHN MOORE OJ-l.S. l,2,3,4g Foolball I,2,3,4g Baskelball I,2,3,4g Baseball I,2,3,4g Block Q l,2,3,4g Drama Club l,2g Play 33 Sfudenl Leaders Conference 23 Pine Breeze 3. Ambilion: Be a iel pilol in The Air Force. DALE NICHOLS O.H.S. l,Z,3,4g Football 3,4g Baskelball I,2,3g Baseball manager 45 Track l,2,3,4g Block Q 3,4. Ambition: Herpe- foloqisl. X CLIFFORD POWELL O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Football l,2,3g Captain 3. Ambition: Navy Frogman. ELMER BRUCE PRINDLE O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Band I,2,3,4g County Band 3,45 Band Clinic 3,43 Dance Band l,2,3,4. Ambition: Coast Guard. HERBERT JAMES PRUITT O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band I,2,3g County Band 33 Football 2,3- Captain 33 Basketball l,2,3,4g Captain 2,33 Baseball I,2,4g Manager 33 Block O l,2,3,4g Officer 41 Drama Club l,2g Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To own a complete Stock car. JON PAUL SCOTT O.H.S. l,2,3,4g Band l,2,3g County Bancl 33 Football l,2,3,4g Baseball l,2,3g Block O l,2,3,4g Officer 41 Student Council 43 Lab assistant 4. Ambition: Admiral Jon Paul Scott. 'K N N ,ff -A im. , ' -I JENNIE GAIL PATRICK OJ-LS. I,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4j Ofticef lIAnf1U5l 5'3 lf A-nbitianz Stenograoher. BEVERLY JEAN PORTER Transferred from Sonora High School, OHS. 4: G.A.A 43 C,S.F. 43 Annual Staff 4. Ambition: To do the w'f o the Lord. PATRICIA LEE SEITZ O.l'l.S. I,2,3,4g G.A.A. I,2,3j Chorus l,2g Otice Assistant 4g Lfbrary Assistant 2. Ambition: Segfetafy and Mgrngge WILSON D. SIMS O,t-l,S. l,2,3,4g Footoali Manager l,2j Basketcal Manager Ig Block O l,2,3,4g Peo Club l,2j Drama C uc l2j Pa. 2. Ambition: Mechanical Engineer. BRENDA SPEARS O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Band l,2,33 County Band 33 G.A.A. l32,3,43 Chorus 4. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. LINDA ANN STEELE O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Class Officer 43 Band I,2,3,43 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Officer 43 Art Club 43 Foreign Exchange Committee 4. Ambition: Story Illustrator. '.0 3f 'Q-fvrfg T STANLEY ALDEN THOMAS O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Class Officer 23 Football l,23 Basketball I,2,3343 Baseball I,2,3,43 Track 2,3,43 Block O l32,3,43 Student Leaders Conference 23 Annual Staff 3. Ambition: Undecided at present. CHARLES TRAIN O.t-'l.S. l,2,3,43 Band l3233,43 County Band 2,3341 Band Clinic 43 Dance Band 23,41 Basketball l32,33 Block O l.2.3.41 Officer 33 C.S.F. 23 Student Leaders Conference 2. Ambi- tion: Be a success. , . GEORGE E. STOKES Transferred from Nevada Union High, O.l-l.S. 4. Ambition: Air Force Mechanic. RICHARD K. STOWELL O.H.S. l,2,3,43 Class Officer l,2,43 Band l,2,33 County Band 23 Football I,2,3,43 Captain 23 Basketball I,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3343 Track 2.3.42 Block O l,233,43 Officer 2,33 Student Leaders Conference 2,3343 Annual Staff 43 Lab Qlssistant 4. Ambition: Dentist and Professional Baseball ayer. MAXINE SUTTON O.l-l.S. l,2,3,4: G-.A.A. l32,3,43 Chorus l,233,43 Ollicer 43 Song Leader 2. Ambition: Cosmetoloqist. LINNEA TINDALL O.H.S. l,2,3,43 6.A.A. l,2,33 Chorus I,2,3. Ambition: Be a good wife. SUSAN WARD Q.H,S. l,2,3,43 C-.A.A. l,2,3,43 Chorus 3,43 Prom Oueeny Homecoming AHendanl4.Ambi1ion:Secrelary. DARLENE WRIGHT Q,l-l.S. l,2,3,4: Band li GAA. I,2,3,43 Chorus 3,41 Officer 43 Cheerleader 3. Ambllion: Privafe Secrelary. JON ZUENEN Transferred from Anna Corlis Hiqh School, Waslwinglorg Q.H.S. 3,43 Foolball 3. Ambilion: Engineer. RODNEY S. TURNER OJ-l,S. l,2,3,4g Class officer 43 Band I3 Foofball I,2,3,4g Baskefball l,2,3,43 Baseball l,2,3,43 Track 43 Pine Breeze 45 Prom Prince. Amblfion: Go lo college and play College Basketball. RUSSELL WALLACE Q,l-l.S. l,2,3,43 Band l,Z,3,43 Baskelball 233,43 Baseball 2,33 Block Q 2,3343 Pine Breeze 4. Ambifion: Business Exe five. ,, ll lk, plc r SENIOR PROPIIECY This is whal we as members of lhe Class ol '58 expecl 'ro see in ourselves in 'rhe year I968. MILTON BEER, has lound a new way Io bend prelzels in Milwaukee. FLOSSIE BAKER, has organized and is slarring in lhe Harlem Globe Trollerelles. GEORGE STOKES, has iusl linished building lhe Trans Allanlic Bridge. MYRTLE DAVIS, is now singing wilh The voices of Waller Schuman. Sergeanl JACK KEHRER, ol Ihe California Highway Palrol, has iusl hired as a new roolcie, KEN GRAHAM. CHARLES TRAIN, is now driving Ihe local Shell Iruclc. JANICE BRAY, is now driving her Angell in lhe Indianapolis SOO. JON ZUENEN, is now conducling a safari in lhe jungle ol Soulh America in search ol an egg of 'rhe exlincl' Dodo Bird. TOMLYN MEANS, is now Ihe wile of Admiral Rich- ard Main. How do you lilce 'lhe navy? PERRY MATHIS, has iusl received his palenl on TV Telephones. How's business? CLAUDINE HUNTINGTON, is now drawing covers lor 'the Salurday Evening Posl. DONNIE CONROY, is now running compelilion wilh his lalher selling Cryslal Dairy Producls. CATHY CAVANAGH, is now wallcing I2 bloclcs a day +o college. Can you imagine? .ION SCOTT, is now a member of lhe Fausa family in Norway and earns his Iceep by herding sheep. HEATHER CRAWFORD, is now 'reaching ballel al Arlhur Murray Sludio. DWAINE ERNIE BRANSON, is now leaching Willie Hoppe how lo play pool. LARRY MCNUTT, is head slory wri+er for True Con- lfession. LINDA STEELE, is now illuslraling for Mad Comics. BRUCE PRINDLE, is running a calce, popsicle, and hol dog sland on Coney Island. CLIFF POWELL, is now manulacluring Spulnilcs pio- pelled wilh TCP Shell Fuel. STANLEY THOMAS, because ol grey hair, has now relired al fhe old age of 27. LINDA GILLIAM, is now a hislory professor al Yale. DON JAMES, has iusf been voled sale driver ol lhe year. DAVID ERICKSON, has now allained his Iile mem- bership in 'rhe Ouincy Teen Club. GEORGE GLOVER, is slill frying +o pass Mr. Craw- Iord's Mechanical drawing class Io qualify for En- gineering School. PATSY SEITZ, has linally been promoled lo cashier girl al Ihe Town Hall Thealer. JOHN MOORE, failed his physical 'ro gel inlo llighl lraining and is now head salesman for Charles Allas Muscle Building Kils. BOBBY IVERS, has Iinally pul Elvis oul of business. JOHNNY GAY, is a Biology professor al Mills College. BILL HOLLAND, is now playing Iriangle for Ihe Phila- delphia Philharmonic Orcheslra. SUSAN WARD, is Miss Universe of I968. ROD TUDNER, is lhe new Man on Ihe Slreefn on Sleve AlIen's TV Show. Hi Ho Roderinol DOROTHY HARWELL, is now giving pincurl per- manenls Io Hollywood Movie Slars. CARMEN BRUNING, is slill lrying Io graduale lrom Ouincy High. I ROBERT HOWE, is now riding a 'rricycle on a scram- ble course. MYRNA FI EMMER, is now singing Ihe wealher re- porls lor KOBY radio. CLARK DODSON, has iusl won 'rhe All Around Cowboy lille al' Ihe Plumas Counly Fair. EARL DETRICK, has won 'rhe Olympic Hopscolch Tournamenl. HELEN MALOTTE, has sel up a founlain on Spulnilc selling Millcy Way Sodas 'ro all passing salelliles. BONNIE MOHME, has been elecled 'rhe lirsl woman Sludenl Body Presidenl ol Slanlord. SANDRA LEE KENNEDY is now adverlising Jergens lofion for dishpan hands. BOB KENNEDY, is now an assislanl lo Sergeanl Joe Friday. PETE HANLEY, has finally made lirsl slring bal boy lor 'rhe American Valley Gianls. MAXINE SUTTON, is now a Kiddie Forlune Teller in Disneyland. JOE HAMPTON, is now I'he proud lalher of a baby calf. MALCOLM MITCHEM, is playing Robin Hood for Warner Brolhers. . SENI 011 PR HPHE C Y BEVERLY PORTER, has been recenfly named Miss Giggle of l968. ROBERT OSBORNE, has Iusf faken Bill RusseII's place as Cenfer on fhe Bosfon Celfics. JAN BISHOP, is crochefing lace uniforms for fhe Globe Troffereffes. ALLEN CAMERON, has faken 'rhe place of Mr. Aase- rude, who iusf refired. GARY MOORE, is sfill growing. DELANA DRESDEN, is now an organ grinder on Markef and Broadway. STEVE LEACH, is now playing frumpef for Harry James. CLIFF JENKIN, is now making afomic powered bows and arrows, and sfill sharpens knives on Ihe side. CAROL BUDWORTH, is now drawing for fhe comic book, Fury. DALE NICHOLS, is now cusfodian af Ouincy High. DARLENE WRIGHT, is now head cheerleader af Presfon School for Boys. RUSSELL WALLACE, whose falenf for playing foof- ball was undiscovered in High School, is now a rugged defensive fackle for fhe San Francisco 49ers. DICK STOWELL, is now filling feefh free for any memberoffhe class of'58. MARGIE BUUS, is now Office Secrefary af Ouincy High selling lunch fickefs a dime a dozen. BRENDA SPEARS, is sfill frying fo pass Arnerifidfi Governmenf. RONALD COOPER, is now faking Senior picfures for fhe Class of '68. JENNIE PATRICK, is sfill running fhe diffo machine for Ouincy High. LINDA BOYD, is fhe firsf Minufe Woman for 76 service sfafions. BILL CLEAVER, iusf painfed fhe original WhisfIer's Grandmofher. PHILLIP BRESCIANI, is sfill working fowards his de- gree in rock crushing. LINDA BEAN, is sfill frying fo gef fo Germany. ELDON BLUM, is now presidenf of fhe Yul Bryner Fan Club. DONNA BELL, is sfill arguing. WILSON SIMS, has iusf made confacf wifh Mars on his homemade wireless. BETTY GREENBANK, has iusf been elecfed Beffy Crocker Homemaker of fhe year. DAGFINN' FAUSA, is now saving his money fo gef fo Venus where fhe Class of '58 is having fheir reunion. LOUISE BAKER, has iusf gone around fhe world in 79 days 23 hours and 59 minufes. Lasf buf by no means Ieasf, for HERBERT JAMES PRUITT,we can see no hope. LAST WILL AND T EST AMENT I, FLOSSIE BAKER, being of sound mind and body. do hereby will my afhlefic abilify fo Beafrice Barber hoping fhaf she uses if in her coming senior year. I, LOUISE BAKER, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my sfudying abilify fo James Consfon hoping fhaf he will use if in his fufure years. I, LINDA BEAN, being of sound mind, hereby will my half of locker qi25 and all fhe confenfs 'rherein fo some unsuspecfing 'unior in hopes fhaf he or she will make beffer use of fliem fhan I did. I, MILTON BEER, in an unsound mind and needing a sfraif iackef, do will and bequeafh my falenf for seeming 'ro be fhoughffully fhinking while day dream- ing in class fo Harold Tweedle. I, DONNA BELL, will my love for anyfhing male, my sense of humor, and my many memories fo Beffy Egberf, knowing Full well fhaf she, foo, has had a Ball in high school. To Sharon Bell, I will my corny nicknames. I, JAN BISHOP, being of sound mind and Iooclv. do hereby will locker gI:,I:26 fo Dick and David Kennedy in fhe hope fhaf 'rhey will come ouf wifh fewer bruises fhan I did coming fo and from said locker. I, ELDON BLUM, hereby will nofhing fo nobody be- cause I'm keeping if all. I, LINDA BOYD, being of unsound mind and body, do hereby will my long fingernails fo Mr. Perkins in hopes fhaf he will nof abuse fhem. I, DWAINIE BRANSON, being of sane mind and sound body, hereby will my unlucky abilify fo mess up in sporfs in my Iasf year of school fo some up and coming iunior who will do beffer fhan I did. I, JANICE BRAY, will my abilify fo iusl' make if +0 school in fime every morning fo my sisfer, Paffy, knowing fhaf if will come in handy in fhe fufure. I, PHILLIP BRESCIANI, will my car fo a deserving lunior. I, CARMEN BRUNING, hereby will fo my sigfer Carolyn, all fhe fun and good fimes I had fhrough- ouf high school. I, CAROL ANN BUDWORTH, being of sound mind LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT and body, do hereby will all lhe lun I have had here al Ouincy High lo all lhe incoming Freshmen, I, MARJORY BUUS, being ol shallered mind and dilapidaled body, gladly will my lirsl cornel music lo Ronald Holland, and my blushing abilily, lor which I am noled, lo Karen Pelerson knowing she needs il. I, ALLEN CAMERON, being ol sound mind and body, do hereby will my lour periods wilh Mr. Aase- rude lo my lillle brolher, knowing he will do more lhan I did. I, CATHY CAVANAGH, hereby will my abilily never lo walk lo school lo Dale Graham, my pony lail lo Yul Bryner, and my complele menlal lruslralion lrom being Pine Breeze Edilor lo whalever iunior shall be lucky enough lo receive lhe iob. I, BILL CLEAVER, being ol sound mind and body, do hereby in my lasl will and leslamenl, will my papers in chemislry lo any sludenl ol Ouincy High School who needs lhem. I, DON CON ROY, will lo Pele Hasly my beal up old loolball shoes and hope he gels as much use oul ol lhem as I did: and lo Frank Ames my abilily lo go lhrough loolball season wilhoul gelling inlo lrouble. I, RONALD COOPER, in excellenl physical and men- lal condilion, will my exceplional pholography abilily lo Tom Keilh hoping he will see lhe Iighl, and lo Donna Larson who will need my abilily lo be a successlul Pholography Edilor. I, HEATHER CRAWFORD, being ol sound asleep mind and scarred body, do hereby will my accidenl proness lo anyone who can lake lhe experience. I, MYRTLE NORCUM, being ol sound mind and body do hereby will Mr. Behm's Governmenl lesls lo my brolher Ray in hopes lhal he will gel beller grades on lhem lhan I did. I, EARL DETRICK, being lighllooled on lhe lrack, hereby will my abilily, coordinalion, and speed lo Dick Prince who sure needs lhem. I. CLARK DGDSON, being ol leeble mind and sound body will my long black hair lo Mr. Beck in hopes he can keep il longer lhan he did his lasl balch. I, DELANA DRESDEN, hereby will my nalurally curly hair lo Pally Bray so she won'l have lo slay up so Iale pinning up her nalurally slraighl hair, and lo my sisler Carrie, I will my abilily lo gel lo school on lime. I, DAVID ERICKSON, being ol unbalanced mind, do hereby will mysell lo lhe Biology Class lor disecling malerial, hoping lhey lind some sorl ol a lhinking mechanism. I, DAGFINN FAUSA, ain'l no kinda crooky, hereby will my knowledge ol American slang lo lhe lucky guy who will be lhe nexl AFS Sludenl al O,H.S., lnowing he will need il in order lo realize whal all ol lhe hepcals are lalking aboul. I MYRNA FLEMMER, will my dimples lo my sisler, in hopes lhal she will smile once in a while. I, JOHNNY GAY, will nol. I, LINDA GILLIAM, being ol laligued mind and body, do hereby will my red hair lo Shirley Spears, my hidden cheerleading abilily lo Pal Parks. and my posler making abilily lo Miss Dubcich, knowing lhese lhings are desperalely needed. I, GEORGE GLOVER, being ol slurdy mind and body, hereby will my car Griel lo Preslon in hopes he won'l have lo push il lo gel il slarled. I, KENNETH GRAHAM, leave my sidecar lo Privale Rogers so he won'l have lo ride piggyback anymore. I, BETTY GREENBANK, will my abilily lo keep quiel in class lo all Freshmen girls who lake homemaking sevenlh period. I, JOE HAMPTON, being sound ol everylhing, do hereby will my abilily lo gel along wilh leachers lo all underclassmenl I, PETE HANLEY, hereby will my abilily lo llunk Mr. Behm's American Governmenl Class lo Harold Bridges so lhal he may lry lo gel al Ieasl a D oul ol lhe course. I, DOT HARWELL, being ol a very sound mind, do hereby will my sneeze lo Mr. Perkins and hope he enioys il as much as I do. I, BILL HOLLAND, being ellervescenl ol mind and very unslable maller, do hereby will my abilily lo slay oul ol lrouble lo Slan Cheek. To Clill Zirkle, I leave a good game ol pool. To Chuck Burl, I leave lhe secrel ol how lo sleep in Mr. Perkins classes wilh- oul gelling caughl, and lo some lucky junior, I leave my abilily lo gel inlo lrouble wilh Mr. Tharp lhe lirsl week ol his senior year. I, ROBERT HOWE, being ol unsound mind and body will my parking space lo Gene Miller in hopes lhal he will graduale lo a molorcycle. I, CLAUDINE HUNTINGTON, hereby will my abilily lo drive a car lor lour years wilhoul a driver's license and nol gel caughl lo my sisler Doris, knowing lhal al lhe rale she is going she needs il desperalely. I, BOBBY IVERS, do hereby will my loolball abilily lo my brolher David, knowing he needs il very badly, and lo Mr. Behm, my sideburns. I, DON JAMES, being ol shallered mind and body do hereby will my dance band posilion lo Ronny Hol- land in hopes he will grow enough lo hold his lrumpel above lhe music sland. I, CLIFFORD JENKIN, will my alhlelic abilily lo all ol lhe lulure alhleles in lhe years lo come al Ouincy High School. I, JACK KEHRER, being ol unsound body and dilapi- daled mind will my inlelligenl lhinking lo any one person in nexl year's Senior Class. I, BOB KENNEDY, being ol sane mind and sound body, hereby will my ingralialing smile and blond hair lo Mrs. While, and lo my brolhers, David and Dick, I will my abilily lo gel good grades and always remain quiel in class, hoping lhey will lollow in lhe same loolsleps. I, STEVEN LEACH, will my wreslling abilily lo Mr, Penland. lo be passed on lo a deserving underclass- man. I, SANDRA KENNEDY, being ol leeble mind and lired body, hereby will a large dose ol aspirin and my , LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT box ol No-Doze lo lhe nexl senior lhal underlakes lhe iob as edilor ol lhe Pine. I, HELEN MALOTTE, do hereby will Mr. Perkins lo my sisler Carolyn hoping she will gel along wilh him beller lhan I did. I, PERRY MATHIS, do hereby bequealh lhe Ouincy Jr. Sr. High School's public address syslem lo Joe Tillell, and lo Mr. Tharp goes one color lelevision sel and a bonus ol complele dial service lo all class- rooms which should also have a lelevision screen. I, LARRY McNUTT, have aller deep and ponderous lhoughl, decided lo keep everylhing as I may need all my virluous assels in college, and nobody wanls my bad ones. I, TOMLYN MEANS, being ol sound mind and body, do hereby will my abilily lo gel engaged during my junior year lo my sisler Toni in hopes lhal she can do lhe same. I, MALCOLM MITCHEM, hereby will my mechanical abilily lo keep a heap running lo all iuniors, knowing mosl ol lhem will need il. I, BONNIE MOI-IME, being olqueslionable mind and body do hereby will and bequealh lo Miss Taylor my quiel reserved manner and also my Beep-Beeps : To Mr. Aaserude goes my sympalhy in case he gels anolher sludenl like me. I, GARY MOORE, hereby will all my books, sludy- sheels, elc, lo any iunior who is daring enough lo use lhem. I, JOHNNY MOORE, being ralher unslable bul really sane, do hereby will a lwenly-lool slrip ol second gear rubber lo Jenny Way, lo Slan Cheek I leave Judy Hillon, lo Barl Youngs I will my sanily. Wilella Berl and Ouincy High, I leave. I, DALE NICHOLS, do hereby will my abilily lo gel kicked oll ol alhlelic leams lo Prelly Boy Pearson. I, MARTIN OLSON, being ol sound mind and body. do hereby bequealh in my Iasl will and leslamenl lhal my Uniled Slales Governmenl papers be given lo lhe enlire Junior Class. I, BOB OSBORNE, hereby will my loolball abilily lo Don McMasler in his lulure years. I, JENNIE PATRICK, will my job as secrelary lo Mr. Burns and Mr. Bennell, my lavorile bosses, lo anyone lucky enough lo gel il on lheir schedule. I, BEVERLY PORTER, being ol sound mind and body, will my abilily lo run lasl lo any iunior girl who can'l calch her man. I, CLIFF POWELL, do hereby will lo Sugar and Sheila my place in lhe parking lol in hopes lhal some- day lhey will have lheir own car. To Mr. Behm, I will my crewcul. I, BRUCE PRINDLE, being ol sound mind, will my abilily lo play lhe saxophone lo Dixie Massey in hopes lhal she does beller lhan I did. I, JIM PRUITT, being ol unsound mind and crippled hips, will my abilily lo pul gas in a car lo Mullie Young, knowing lhal il she goes oul wilh boys lrom O.I-I.S. she will need il. I, JON SCOTT, hereby will nolhing lo nobody be- cause l have nolhing lo will. I, PATSY SEITZ, do hereby will my abilily lo lry and reach lhe pedals on a cerlain car lRody'sl lo my brolher Nick, hoping his legs will slrelch larlher lhan mine do. I, WILSON' SIMS, being ol sound mind and good physical characler, do hereby will lo some eighlh grader lhe opporlunily ol sporls ollered here. Enjoy lhem while you may. I, BRENDA SPEARS, do hereby will my abilily lo say lhe wrong lhing al lhe wrong lime lo my sisler Shirley who is oll lo a prelly good slarl. I, LINDA STEELE, being ol sound mind and body, do hereby will all my drawings ol Egyplian hals lo David Erickson, my slriped bike and Elvis Presley scrapbook lo Margie Buus, and my diary lo Dale Nichols in hopes lhey will make use and lake beller care ol lhem lhan I did. I, GEORGE STOKES, being insane and wilhoul a body lo be sound, do hereby leave all ol my worldly belongings, which include one beal up Model A, a rolled pair ol shoes, a pel pylhon, and my Ii++Ie brolher, lo Ouincy High. May God have mercy on lhe poor school. I, DICK STOWELL, being ol reasonably suilable physical condilion and lair cerebellar abilily, hereby beguealh Barl O. Youngs lo Science, wilh prolonged hope olanalysis. I, MAXINE SUTTON, do hereby will all my boy lriends lo Johnnie Mae Jellerson and Lovene Palillar in hopes lhey will do beller wilh lhem lhan I did. Wilh lhe exceplion ol Melvin Jackson. I, LINNEA TINDALL, being ol sound mind and solid body, do hereby will my long beaulilul hair lo Mr. Behm, knowing he can use il. I, STAN' THOMAS, will my monslrous heighl and old age lo any underclassman sucker enough lo lake lhem. I, CHARLES TRAIN, being ol unsound mind and body, do hereby will my abilily lo crawl lhrough lhe Senior year lo some lucky iunior. I, RODNEY TURNER, conlaining vasl and unyielding knowledge, hereby will Ouincy High SchooI's curricu- Ium lo any lreshman who doesn'l wail unlil his senior year lo lake advanlage ol il. I, RUSSELL WALLACE, being ol sound mind and body, hereby will my alhlelic abilily lo Harold Twee- dle, knowing he needs il. I, SUSAN WARD, do hereby will lo Judy McClure my abilily lo hil sour noles in chorus and lo Mullie Young my abilily lo go wilh a boy all lhrough High School. I, DARLENE WRIGHT, do hereby will lo Judy Towner my emply head in hopes she will lind il easier lo pul somelhing in il lhan I did. I, JON ZUENEN, being ol semi slrong mind and weak body, will my abilily lo skip school and gel away wilh il wilhoul gelling double makeup lo Harold Tweedle. -page 1... 26 7 W ,flea 'N-. if if' ' IURS... :ray baffle ufh on . . . X 'X .I . xi A YS ' , we w .e G We sfo s. ix Q X35 X , .iii N , V D Ns Y Q Jr 1 . Q Y,v:, eff:-, .s N., ... , eww Wx ! fn' ff Aff my ROW l, left fo righfz Milf Beer, Linda Bean, Donna Bell, Jan Bishop, Phil Bresciani, Linda Boyd. ROW 2: Janice Bray, Carmen Bruning, Carol Budworfh, Margie Buus, Cathy Cavanagh, Healher Crawford, Earl Derrick. ROW 3: Clark Dodson, David Erickson, Myrna Flemmer, Linda Gilliam, Pele Hanley, Don James, Sandy Kennedy, Tomlyn Means. ROW 4: Bonnie Mohme, Dale Nichols, Jennie Patrick, Bev Porfer, Cliff Powell, Bruce Prindle, Jim Prui1 l. ROW 5: Par Seifz, Wilson Sims, Brenda Spears, Linda Sfeele, ROW 6: Susan Ward, Darlene Wrighf, Allen Cameron, Johnny Gay, Dick Srowell, Sian Thomas, Russell Wallace. ' x CLASSES Lumbering: Lumberinq has long been one of Jrne main sources of income for The residenfs of Plumas Counfy. Lumber from Huis area is disfriblned fo many par-+5 of +l'1e Unifed S+a+es. .smrfffltffz KN f wr' T' ' ' as ' I AH. Barf Youngs, Council Represenrariveg Donna Larson, Treasurer, Harold Tweedle, President Norma Wilburn, SecreTaryg L I V T 28 e and Coher, ice Prexiden . 0 FFI CEB S .lmvlon CLA SS IIISTIIRY This year was Tilled wiTh honors and acTiviTies, worlc and play Tor The Junior Class. Jenny Way was elecTed To The OTTice oT Treasurer Tor The STudenT Body. We had Tour members oT The Junior Class as represenTaTives To The STudenT Council. OTher iuniors who held prominenT posiTions were Viclcy Lyons, assisTanT ediTor oT The Pine Breeze: Donna Larson, assisTanT ediTor oT The Annual: BarT Youngs, presidenT oT The ArT Club: and PaT Parlcs as a cheerleader. The Junior Class won The Homecoming Trophy Tor Their slciT. The girls proved Their aThleTic abiliTy by parTicipaTing in G.A.A. wiTh Sally Richards as Vice PresidenT. The boys enTered inTo all sporTs during The year and many were on The TirsT sTring Teams. The Junior Class members Toolc on an acTive parT in oTher school clubs and acTiviTies such as C.S.E., concession crew, phoTography, dance band. advanced band, chorus and drama club. As a parT oT The Eoreign STudenT Exchange Program one oT The sTudenTs oT The Junior Class will go To Europe This summer or Tall. This is The TirsT Time This has been done aT QT-l.S. and The Junior Class realizes how TorTunaTe we are. Everyone worked hard on our annual class dance, Tea l-Touse oT The AugusT Moon, and The resulTs were lovely. The Junior Class is Thoroughly saTisTied wiTh The l957-'58 school year They have experienced. 'f F'f ! Z ? f F' 0ZF'?S? f3U 3 G5 m Z -4 :U 4 P. D J. T. S. R. D ADDISON AHRENHOLZ AMES BARBER BARLOW BELL BOSWORTH BOWEN BOZEMAN BRIDGES BURT CARLSON CHIN CLEAVER COOPER COTTER . DAVENPORT DeLANEY DOWNEY DOWNEY DOWNING EGBERT EGBERT ESSEX GIST GRAHAME GRAHAM GROSZ HANSEN HARWELL HECKER H. HEDRICK J. A P. J. T. R D C J. V L. D HERBERT .HOLLOPETER JESTER JORGENSON KEITH KENNY LARSON . LAUGHLIN LOVE LYONS MALOTTE MASSEY N. MATHIS J. E K K J. T. P. H P. J. S. E. B. J. S. C B. D S. P. T. R. S. S. J. D L. H 8. J. J. N B. C McCLURE MILLER MYERS NELSON OSBORN OSBORN PARKS . PEARSON PEROTTI PLUMLEY PRINDLE RAE RAGSDALE REDSTREAK RICHARDS ROGERS ROSE SCOVELL SEEBER SELLERS SHELTON SLATEN SMITH SPEARS STRATON TURNER TURNER . TWEEDLE WARD WAY WHITE WILBURN YOUNGS ZIRKLE 'Q' 45 , 2 Q2 . as gy 'ff X V E -. . ' .1 ' .. I M i I of I i - ll' 3 'Ly Ja ' A, 'P K, 1 gf? I ,12 I' If I ,'. , f :J 1 di I icq . . 3 In 1 gf, J Q 1 'F I A '- , ,.,,. ,f kj 1 4: ' I I, dw X T I ' Uv Y QI 'S' ' f I T' I A ' .J L 5 x H A E '4 . 4 'V If , 1' P -K W, , ,1 . 'J A I I f . W ' 5' fx! J V N . ' X 1 I ' 4 + Q 2 , 6 -8 A g .. Likf. 1 ix -4 J 6 . . ' x , , Hie- Qs!! Ronald Holland, Presidenfg Dick Thompson, Secrefary-Treasurer, Ronald McMasTer, Council Represenfaliveg Preslon Glover, Vice President UFFICEII S S0.PHOM0.RE CLA SS Hlsron Y The Sophomores, class oT l96O, ended The year wiTh loTs oT spiriT and saTisTacTion. The Junior VarsiTy, TirsT sTrinq, was mosTly Sophomores. Several oT The boys were in C and B baslceTball. STudenTs ThaT were in C.S.F. This year were Karen PeTerson, Lorna lnTorT, Ted DuponT, Mary Nilclcila, and PaTTy lvlcKeviTT. Our class also had represenTaTives in STudenT Council, G.A.A., Block Q, The Annual and Pine Breeze sTaTTs, chorus and band. Three oT The Sophomores were senior high yell leaders. They were PaTTy lv1cKeviTT, head cheerleader, James ConsTanT, and Barry Harwell. Our Queen candidaTe Tor homecoming was Diane WaTlcins. The Sophomore l-lop was a success concluding The year's acTiviTies. We are all graTeTul To Miss McElroy, our class advisor. s. ALLEN - ' '57 ' . ALLEN L - V. ANTHONY J. BENNETT P. BRAY M. BRAZIL K. BRIDGE W. BURT J.CAMERON J.CARMlCHAEL S. CHEEK A. CHILDRESS C. CLARKE J. CONSTON D COTTER D. DANIELS G. DEAN D DENLINGER R. DINGLE M. DOANE C. DOWNING T. DUPONT S, EDGECOMB Y. EDGERTON I 'a 'ff' if 9 , Wk ,,.., f V I ,xx , 1. 'l . X' was 1- 475 s-. Y C , 4 .L i T X 'p4, ' as T s. f ,. K . 1 ' V 2. Q . e .J I 4 fu gn, 1 4 4 1 4 W 7 as . L. 44 : 4 Muff f' is M . ., Q H an W.. N f X . 2 rf Z , X , zz f A 1 44 f 1 ,T - 5' f, 4-T .3- ,A AL. :ga , ,Qs e A E sr T I Q., f ., 5. , we W ,.. N. EGBERT B. ELLIOT R. ERICKSON M. FORBES T. FORD J. FRAZIER P. FRENCH P. GLOVER M. GREEN S. HALE R. HANEY R. HARD B. HARWELL E. HASTY H. HAWKENSON J. HECKALA H. HEDRICK J. HILTON S. HOCKENSON R. HOLLAND R. HUBBARD M. HUFF D. HUNTINGTON L. INTORF D. JOHNS J. JOHNSON D. KENNEDY M. KRUSE B. KUCK D. LANG N. LAWRY J. LEACH L. LEWIS B. LOUTHAN D. McCALLUM S. McKEE P. MCKEVITT D. McMASTER R. MCMASTER G. MANNING D. MICHALSCHECK F. MYRICK A. NELSON D. NICHOLS M. NIKKILA V. NORRIS V. OLDS N. OSBORNE D. PARSONS M. PENLAND L. PATILLAR K. PETERSON S. POORE S. PRINCE J. PROCK A. ROBISON B. ROGERS J. ROSE R. SAARI R. SCHUMACHER E. SCHULTZ M. SCHULZ L. SCOTT L. SEATON J. STANNON T. SHANNON J. SHEFFIELD B. SHIPES D. SIGLE S. SKEMP L. SMITH K. TAYLOR R. TURK R. THOMPSON N. THOROUGHMAN D. WATKINS J. WESTERMAN R. WIELAND T. WRAY M. YOUNG 6 4' 'Q x iii- '--, -, I 4- -0 1 'A S' Y Q up-an-f...y 1' 1. 6 4' ., ,'4 Q.. 'T' I A 5 I Bn- 1 w I XJ f V .f 3 f-iff I ' 1 i . I 0 f fw 1. . 5 os Q -J.. ev. . F-1 x , . 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' -my .rm -I C ' gn 'cs ' -1 2-G uv' 3 Pfam- mm A 'H I Ax: -'ivy J y S Iby P denlg Barry Wussow, Vice-Presidenlg Sandra Gregory, Council Represenfafiveg Belly Kay McCIard, S f T ECFE dry- FGBSUFEF, 0FFlCERS FRESHMA N CLA SS HISTURY The Class of ol slarled lheir firsl of Tour years a+ Quincy l-ligh School very successfully. Freshman boys look pam' in Junior Varsily Foolball and C and B Baslcelball. A lew of lhe boys were inilialed inlo Block Q lasl Tall. The girls parlicipaled in G.A.A. Bolh boys and girls were aclive on lhe Annual Slarl, Drama Club, and C.S.F. An oulslanding number played in 'rhe Advanced Band and also in lhe annual concerl This spring. The year was broughl lo a close wilh The lradilional Freshman Slomp which was well allended. D. AHRENHOLZ J. AUBLE J. BANIG J. BESSEY D. BOSWORTH R. BOYCE L. BOYD R. BOYD A. BRAND P. BRANSON E. BRESCIANI W. BRIDGE G. BURRIS D. BUTTS B. CAMERON H. CHIN J. CLARKE E. CONSTON M. CONTRERAS B. COOPER P. DAVIS P. DEAN R. DODSON E. DUNN R. ELLIOT D. FISHER W. FISHER M FLEMMER P. FRANKLIN S. FRYE D. FULLER A. GARDNER L. GOSSETT M. GRAHAM S. GREGORY N. GROSZ J. HALVERSON J. HANLEY S. HARMINA R. HAYES D. HEMPSTEAD G. HOCKENSON B. HOWELL C. HUBBELL R. HUDSON D. IVERS L. IVINS J. JEFFERSON L. JOHNSON D. KENNEDY J. KERR C. KNAAK J. LAUGHLIN M. LAUGHLIN C. LEACH F. LEE J. LaBRUN D. LEONHARDT B. MCCLARD D. MCMASTER M, MCROBERTS C. MALOTTE S. MATHFWS S, MATTICE T. MEANS P. MELONE I.. MERRILL G. METZDORF P. MYRICK .I, NORRIS P. O'BRIEN T. PATSONS R. PEARSON B. PORTER R. POUNDS D. PRINCE G. RENNELS F. ROSSLER R. ROY R. SAARI V MLW I , I ,CJ . f f WT' A 1- It ...Q .If i wiv J Z en' . l Iv A , V I FW- .TT 0 'V2 ' , ':'VV'I' Lf fn! I ' I f I . I ak I AW , -My F I 4 ' ' . ' H X A ...RJ R' np 1 if I I L R Q . 'Q , , ,M ., 1 I I 'I I as CII. 4 5 Uri 5. 'U Lev 0 ff K 1 if 'II V ' Q K ' 1, . J .fx N , .-7 at X ,f 4... . ,. I 4 , -LI I 'YF ', y e v 1 E' ,.'V . L,, 4 ' , . 1 . R f Q I ' 4 ff It I I in 1 , I 1 I .I I .C 4 if 1. iv 2. 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J Zff' 1 Jay 4 I f SE1VI0R HIC SNAP 3 .4 Junior igh xx ' Railroad: I I I Because ol llwe Weslern Pacific Rallroacl, llwe ?ea+lwer River Canyon lnas become one ol lne rnosl ' oopular scenic places in Calllornla enjoyed year round by lourisls. I I A. ARNOLD M. BAILEY S. BARKER J. BARRY W. BARTH D. BLEIBERG P. BOHANNON S. BOONE I. BRUSTAD H. BOYD B BOZEMAN A. BRAND B. BRANSON C. BREWSTER C. BULFINCH B. BUTLER G. BUTTS B. CAMPBELL H. CHILDRESS D. CLARKE J. CRABTREE D. DAVIS J. DENNEY A DIAZ M. DOWNING C. DUNHAM B. EDGERTON D. ESKEW M FARNWORTH N. GAMBELL T. GILLESPIE H. GLOVER OFFICERS Wayne Twecdle Prcsidenf: Bill SchmidI, Vice President, .EIGHTI GRAD J gm fig . . f...f 4. -2 , I It .. f I Q by , . 'I xx 4 I I .Y V .N Y I 1' I - W . . 4 - f' ' I , I 'Q T. N X -M v ., 4- js I QM W I Q' - I . ' 6 . I ' 4 . ,nv 4, - A I f .fin .1 fr 5' ': ' ' ' I I I - ,, N ,... E ' A ' , , W Q , 1 .., D , I X V ,. Q Q .-Y R' J l'x QI .-. . vv- 11 Q. f QI , I, ff wi 5, 1 2. 'E' 6 141 . . . ' I . 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W' 'NX,- y ....f-: ' . ' . Q x' k.: GQ: X, :P Qi. irsl 5 , I f,, Q. .. f lg ' I E ff ' Qs s.. Q- 5. 7 I I :W . SEVENTH GR ID R. ABEL K. ADDISON R. ALEXANDER J. ALLEN F. ANDREA L. AUGUST R. BAILEY R. BARKER B. BARNES B. BALLARD J. BEER M. BENEDICT D. BOONE D. BREWSTER M. BYRAN T. CARLSON J. CONNELLY H. CRAGLE W. CRAWFORD B. CUEVAS P. DANIELS C, DAVIS A. DAVIS F. DENNEY T. DOBBS S. DONNELLY E. EDGECOMB E. FARMER P. FARMER P FINN G. GALON J. GUESS T. GUESS D. HACKER S. HACKLER R. HALK S. HAMILTON L. HAMPTON A. HANSEN E. HARD M. HENTSCHEL J. HERNDON K. HERRICK J. HILTON S. HISCHIER A. HOCKENSON R. HUBBARD H. HUBBULL V HUDSON C '. HUNTINGTON W. JAMES J. JENKIN S. KERR R. LAPLANDER A. LONG D. MCCALLUM J. MCCLARD J. MCCLEAVE J. McKEVITT W. MCMASTER C. MANNING M. MANSELL G. METZDORF L. MILLER N. MORRIS R. MORRIS J. MYRICK J. NAIL J. NARKEVITZ C. NELMS C. NELSON M. NORDT M. OSBORN D. PAULY B. PELLETT M. PEROTTI B. PLUMLEY A. POLONI P. PORTFR S. PRUITT L. RAGSDALE D. RAMELLI S. REDKEY R. REID R. ROBERTS D. ROGER C. SAARI S. SCHRUM C. SCHU MACH ER N. SEITZ W. SHANNON R. SIGLE R. SLATEN K. SLIPPEY K. STERRETT D. STORY R. STRICKLAND V. TAYLOR C. THO-MAS C. TILLETT J. TINDALL H. TRAIN W. VanGILDER B. WAKELAND H. WANGER J. WEBSTER G. WEST L. WHITE T. WILLIAMS B. WILSON H. YOUNGBLOOD 9 .-J ei 19 -4 0-.I . . S.l . . ...Is . -v 2 W 1' 7 ' 7 1 ' ' 5-L 2 Aa- ef 4, I., I f V . 1 Q.. -. if , lf! y Q . It AV X. if , ,A 4 ar Z 1 . . lglgffigf A I T' f I , ...N 4 X , ' f I , In . , .f ' , ARM' A . I ,WV Y A 'I 6, 4-' . ' T 41 'V if xi I is fy f 5, 2 f f ., hz. 7 V. , Q J ' lu 'fa 9 -5 . ff fu My v , ' . I f , 6 I , ,A 1 V Y 1 y i? I I f a ' , ,jj H -- ' A ,J ' ' ,, , J fb I , 0 f Q., 1 N' K. iv - 'rf at f xt K H ' 7 ' ' 5. ' .4' .0 , G: 4, m . 1 N.. 7 I I W W 1 ' . V' 5 I 'WW 1 '55, ul' .. 7. we W s 6 Q, ' ,. Za dia, X AVAILABLE v !El?f 3 I I- ' .. A . I I , 5, as f nf 'barfl 11:9 lf. ,J 0, In ,RJ 'Ulf 'A x if T 'm,2 nw NHLABLE I957-1958 IN THE JUNIUR IIIGII Under lhe leadership ol lhe Junior l-ligh Sludenl Council, lhe sludenls parlicipaled in a heavy program ol clubs, sporls, dances, and olher aclivilies. The Model Club, spon- sored by Mr. Jerman, allracled much inleresl, as did lhe Chess and Checkers Club. Bolh C.S.F. and The Drama Club drew many sludenls. Mr. Firzpalriclc and lv1r.Jerman spon- sored lhe 7+h and 8+h grade inlramural sporls program in which home room groups from bolh grades compeled lor lrophies in loolball, baslcelball, and sollball. Excepl for lhe monlh of November when The flu inlerlered, a monlhly dance was held in lhe Girls' Gym. For lhe lirsl lime, sludenls prepared a Junior l-ligh newspaper under lhe guidance of Mr. Erbeclc, who also supervised lhe noon movie crew. The noon hour was also devoled lo lhe sale of cokes and lhe playing of noon music. Again This year, a bullelin board conlesl was sponsored by The Sludenl Council, and for lhe lirsl lime, sludenl body cards complele wilh lhe s+udenl's piclure were issued. The Junior l-ligh also parlicipaled in Color Week and had ils own Kangaroo Courl al an all-school pep rally. The cheerleaders were aclive bolh in leading lhe Junior l-ligh, as well as lhe enlire school al lhe C baslcel- ball games. Several special assemblies were held during lhe year during which we had quiz T onlesls, pep rallies, and spelling conlesls. STUDENT COU CIL Sk ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Tweedle, Nancy 6ambeII,.Janel Nail, Judy Heckala, Diane Bleiberg, Murra M Hi h . y a ce, Linda Reid, Audrey Hockenson, Marilyn Mansell, Tommy Gillesple, Marion Osborn 4 1 Ln Eff I YELL I LEADERS I Yi 'I ' as A gf. 'D 1 1. a MARILYN STUBBLEFIELD CATHERINE HASTY PAT BOHANON NANCY GAMBELL DRAMA CL U W I, Left fo right M. Mansellg M. Baileyg L. Whiieg C. Nelsong J. McKeviHg P, Porfer. ROW 2: D, Davis- W, Jamesg A. Hcckenscng Miss McElroy, advisory R. Slafeng M, Henfscheli A. Arnold, I .lU1VI0ll HIGH 1711012 US ROW I, leII Io righI: T. Yaqerg B. Edqerfong B. Bransong I. Brusfadg A. Diazg C. Brewsferg C. Bulfinchg C. Myers: N. Gambellg C, Ma?hews. ROW 2: G. BuHs, N. Smifhg B. Meyersg J. Crabheeg D. Eskewg J. Shaughnessyg A. Brand: J. Denney. ROW 3: B. Scoffg M. Farnwodhg A. Perkinsg B. Buflerg A, Arnoldg B. Campbellg Miss Evanikoff, advisor. u in cy Sch 0 la rsh ip Fodvra t ion 'rojov t ion fro uv LEFT TO RIGHT: Marilyn Mansellg JoneHa Alleng Audry Hockensonj ROW I, left fc riqhf: A. Davisg R. Nikkalag J. Scoff, J. Hook. ROW 2: Murray Mafficeg Sfanley Redkeyg Irene Brusfadg Diana Bleiberq. OIHBV N- Zuenen: L- Wesrg C. Dunhamg W. Barfhg D. Davis. ROW 3: D. members noI presenf include Wendy Websfer and Carol Lyons. Weilandg J. Townerg M. Mansellg Mr. Erbeck, advisor. 44 4' M a.......-ns.-f ,X , s' Y L . Mi: ff 3 .lwvlon HIGH CLIPS Alvll SNA ps 'Q 1 5 ann?- ml s' S1 iff JUNl0R HIGH EVEZWTS Jr. l-liqh Sludenl Council Quincy Scholarship Federalion Model Club Drama Club Chess and Checlcers Junior l-ligh Newspaper Cheerleaders Noon Movies Noon Music ,Mr. Bennell A Mr. Erbeclc Mr. Jernnan Miss McElroy Mr. Bennerl Mr. Erbeclc Miss Taylor Mr. lfrbeclc Joe Tillell Colne Machine Arr and Don Davis Jr. l-liqh Dances lmonfhlyl Facully ACTIVITIES Agriculiurez One of Jrlwe leading induslries and also one of The oldesl is agriculilure. Many farms are found neslled in flwe ferjrile valleys around Quincy. Many of our sfu- denls are acfive in Hue agricullural division of 4-H. HI lll JOHNNY GAY .PIIESIDEZVTWS MESSA GE These pasT six years ThaT I spenT as a member OT Quincy I-Iigh School have been, and perhaps always will be, The mosT beneTicial oT my IiTe. I have learned many Things which I know will make me a beTTer ciTizen when I Take my place among The oTher young aduITs in our greaT counTry. AIThough iT doesn'T appear To be The case iT young men and women will Take advanTage oT The unlimiTed opporTuniTies oTTered Them during Their high school careers, They will Tind ThaT success in liTe is iusT around The corner. Never have Tear in seeking advice Trom your Teacher or principal. I know ThaT wiThouT Their co-operaTion and Tine guidance, I would never have held The posiTion ThaT I held These pasT nine monThs. In my campaign speech, I said ThaT my goal would be To make This year The mosT successTul year in The hisTory oT Quincy I-Iigh School. Qne oT The biggesT sTeps Taken This year was The inTroducTion of The Foreign Exchange STudenT Program. I sincerely hope ThaT The succeeding Senior classes will help make iT possible Tor anoTher deserving boy or girl To come To The UniTed STaTes and see The opporTuniTies oTTered Them. WheTher I made This year The mosT successTul year in our hisTory, is your decision, The sTudenTs and TacuITy oT Q.l-I.S. IT I did, I have only you To Thank. WiThauT your help iT would noT have happened. As in any imporTanT posiTion, The responsibiIiTies are greaT and The Troubles many, buT when you know you have succeeded, The Teeling is beyond de- scripTion. I wish To Thank each and every member OT Quincy I-Iigh School Tor Their co-operaTion and guidance in helping me do This iob. Thank you, JQI-INNY GAY STudenT Body PresidenT STUDENT BIIDY IIFFILEBS X. I I I I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mariory Buus, SecreTaryg George Glover, Vice-presidenfg Johnny Gay, Presidenfg Jenny Way, Treasurer. ,Q , or-,.,,,. ,-' 1 ': AA4r 5'5' 1 .,- - rg: 1 .Q S3-J' .. W., 6' FIRST.ROW, leff fo righf: J. Way, E. Ahrenholz, S. Richards, S. Kennedy, B. Wussow. SECOND ROW: S. Gregory, J. Carn'1Ichael,.K. Pelerson, C. Cavanagh, P. McKeviH, M. Buus, E. Delrick, R. McMasfer, P. Glover, Mr. Gordon Perkins, Advisor. THIRD ROW: B. Youngs, J. Gay, D. Sfowell, J. Scoff, G. Glover, L. McNuH, L. CoHer, D. Fausa. STU ENT COU CIL RIOLL CALL Yearbook-Sandra Kennedy Pine Breeze-Calhy Cavanaqh Presidenl-Johnny Gay Vice-Presidenl-George Glover Secrelary-lvlarjory Buus Treasurer-Jenny Way Seniors-Dick Slowell Daglinn Fausa Juniors-Barl Youngs Leland Colfer Sophomores-Preslon Glover Ronald Mclvlasler Freshmen-Barry Wussow Sandra Gregory C. S. Publicalions-Larry lvlcNu'r+ G.A.A.-Sally Richards Block Q-Jon Scoll C.S.l3.-Karen Pelerson Drama Club-Jeri Carmichael Band-Earl Derrick Cheerleaders-Pally lvlclievill Concessions-Elaine Ahrenholz Advisor-Mr. Gordon Perkins F. ll llllHllll U! FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf-T. Duponl, D. Slowell, M. Schoff, B. Porler, B. McClard, D. Ahrenholz, G. Glover, J, Gay, SECOND ROW: M. Flemmer, L. Bean, L. Gilliam, D. Bell, B. Porfer. THIRD ROW: R, Schumacher, L. Inferf, J. Hilfon J. Heckala, K. Peferson, E. Ahrenholz, P. McKevi1f, C. Cavanagh, M. Forbes, D. Walkins, J. Herberf L. Turner' D. Larson, P. Malhis. Mr. Behm, Advisor. ' ' BAND PERSHNNEL PICCOLO Thomas Osborn FLUTE Thomas Osborn Coleen Sulherland Janel Clarlce CLARINET Dixie Massey Joanne I-leclcala Linda Gilliam Margarel Young Adrienne Robison Vivian Olds William Holland Elaine Ahrenholz Lavene Palillar Kalhy Nelson Ronald Bosworlh Peggy Gisl BASS CLARINET Earl Delriclc SAXOPI-IONE Bruce Prindle Lorna lnlorl Marlene Elemmer FRENCH HORN Healher Crawlord Belly Egberl Jim Weslerman Sharon Prince Dean Ahrenholz BARITONE Warren Davenporl Granl Youngs Roberl Howe TRUMPET Mariory Buus Donald James Russel Wallace Sleven Leach Ronald Holland Randy Slalen Donald Downey Kennelh Slevenson Edwin Dunn TROMBONE Charles Train Terry Orosz Eugene Miller Jane Hanley Ray Davis William Sleele BASS Michael Scholl Donald Tibbedeaux James Slewarl PERCUSSION Johnny Gay Karen Pelerson Belly Kay McClard Bruce Cameron William Scoll Marlin Olson FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Young, J. Heckala, L. Gilliam, D. Massey, E. Dunn, D. Downey, R. Slaten, R. Holland, D. Ahrenholz, S. Prince. J. Westerman, B. Egbert, H. Crawford, S. Leach, R. Wallace, D. James, M. Buus. SECOND ROW: V. Olds, B. Holland, T. Osborn, C. Sutherland, J. Clarke, K. Stevenson, E. Detrick, L. lntorf, M. Flemmer, B. Prindle, W. Davenport, B. Youngs, R. Howe, B. Steele, R. Davis, J. Hanley, T. Grosz, C. Train. THIRD ROW: A. Robl- son, P. Gist, K. Nelson, L. Patillar, E. Ahrenholz, R. Bosworth, J. Stewart, D. Tibbedeaux, M. Schott, B. McClard, M. Olsen, 8. Scott, 8. Cameron, J. Gay, K. Peterson. All VA CED BA fe . , Q ' J , 9 EAA, 1 ' f ' ,. 4 '..' V. ' Q ' -Q , 1 f -M' 3' , N X t 53 J g, F , S 5, . y - Env , - .s 5.4 - .. MR. CLARENCE SCHOTT Conductor LORNA INTORF Maiorette I. S FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Gay, L. lntorf, D. Massey, B. Prindle, T. Osborn, E. Detrick. SECOND ROW: S. Prince, M. Schott, R. Holland, D. James, C. Train, B. Youngs. Mr, Clarence Schott, Director. DAZVCE BA I The Quincy l-ligh School Dance Band had another very successful year. They were slow in getting started but by mid- term they had developed into a well rounded organization. The band was again much in demand both by other schools and public organizations. The girls chorus, under the direction ol lvliss Jean Evanilcoll, had a fine year. The chorus and individual groups of the chorus made several public appear- ances. Six ol the girls traveled to Stockton to attend the music clinic where they, with about fourteen hundred other chorus students, had an opporluniiy to worlc under one of the linest directors in Hol- lywood. SENIUR HI ,HUR Q FIRST ROW, lett to right: L. Gilliam, J. Patrick, S. Ward, P. Melone, C. Malotte, M. Flemmer, P. Dean, J. Towner S. Hanson, J. Auble, 8. Elliott, E. Downey, Miss Evanilrott, Advisor. SECOND ROW: H. Malotte, B. Allen, J. Jefferson' D. Hempstead, B. Greenback, P. Parks, D. Dresden, N. Wilburn, T. Means, S. Stites, J. Way, P. McKevit't, C. Budl worth, A. Gardner, S, Harmina, J. McClure, THIRD ROW: J. Carmichael, P. Bray, F. Baker, M. Sutton, J. Bray, P. Sellers, P. Jester, B. Spears, D, Wright, D, Watkins, S. Spears, S. Smith, A. Hollopeter, L. Scott, S. Edgecomb, M. ROW I, leff To right J. Selby, B. Cooper, P. Shelfon, P. Dean, S. Frye, G. l TB Mendoff, a. cameron. Row 2: J. Hecuaia, D. Daniels, v. Olds, J. semen, D. Larson, J. Johnson. ROW 3: Miss Evanikov ladvisorl, J. Carmichael, W. Bridge, M. Young, D. Graham, L. Turner, W. Simms. STUDENT STO This year Tor The TirsT Time The STudenT Coun- cil voTed To have a STudenT STore aT which we would sell only supplies connecTed wiTh The school. Some OT The arTicles sold were pennanTs, rooTers caps, school pins, boolc covers, decals, and candy. Sandra Prindle, Manager, and Lorna InTorT, AssisTanT Manager, were appoinTed by The coun- ' , -'f' H ' V' I ,T 3 u W' cil To manage The sTore. Buyers appoinTed by The council were Sandra Kennedy and Jon ScoTT. The sTore was builT in The narrow space be- Tween The Typing room and The mechanical drawing room. lT was builT by Mr. Nichol and his shop classes. IT is hoped The sTore will be a success and conTinue To be in operaTion Trom year To year. sk Q .1757 Y ELL LEADE S LEFT TO RIGHT: Pally McKeviH, head cheerleader, Bonnie Mohme, Palsy Parks, Sue Dragcn. ,ss 'Y17 5, Q 'l Vw vga. mt B V1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Wayne Bridges, Donna Larson, Jerry Carmichael, Elaine Ahrenholzg Barbara Cooper, Sally Richards. Advisors: Mr. Beck and Mr, Nichols. C NCESSI N CRE W 54 l'IIOTOGRAPIIY STAFF FIRST ROW, lefl lo l 4:1 I sf 2 J Q 2: l la, 1 l l '-'..,- rlqhl: L. McNuH', T. Kelfh, D. Larson, J, Carmichael, V. Olds, C. Clarke, SECOND ROW: S. Downing, Mr. Aaserude, Advisor, T. Duponl, A. Cameron, R. Cooper, i E? fa G vs bv' IP' ,riff FIRST ROW, lefl fo riqhf: R. Wallace, R. Slafen, C. Cavanagh, coedifor, D. Bell, coediforg J. Bennefl. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, V. Lyons, D. Erickson, M. Young, P. Glover, J. l-leckala, L. McNuH, N. Addison. PINE BREEZE STAFF 55 1 FIRST ROW, Ieff fo righiz J. Towner, S. Frye, D. Vaughn, D. Wieland. SECOND ROW: G. Mefziorf, L. Turner, S. Smifh, S. Prindla. THIRD ROW: D. Sfowell, L. Gilliam, J, Pruiff, P. Hanley, L. G,-osseff, M. Flemmer. FOURTH ROW: P. McKeviH, K. Peferson, B. Porfer, M. Flemmer. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. Johnson, Advisor, S. Kennedy, C. Cavanagh, M. Buus, J. Gay. PIN I S . FF WRITERS TYPISTS FIRST ROW, leff fo righf: Dick Sfowell, Johnny Gay, Liinrary Ediiorg Pefe Hanley. SECOND ROW: Donna Larson, Jimmy LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Ahrenholz, Saralee Smiih, Vickie Lyons Pruiff. ww 411' I M- 4 Ms, I WWW 'WW L' . .nd .f . , .. . ..,,. , , - .153 ff. yg., .55 A rpmm SALESMEN FIRST ROW, Iefi fo riqhf: D. Vaughn, D. Wieland, S. Frye, L. Gosseff, J. Towner, G. Mefzdorf. SECOND ROW: M. Buus, L. Turner, K. Peferson, B. Porfer, P. McKeviH, M. Flemmer, M. Flemmer. Z ' 110MEC0M N 'b f ,www 1 . U . 5. iff' V , ' Because of rlie flu epidemic, liomecoming procedures were allered rlwis year. lnslead of 'me usual parade and bon1cire,a Homecoming Assembly was lweld. Eaclw class presenled a slcif 'ro +l'1e sludenr body. The Junior Class lnad ils name engraved on Hue homecoming lropliy for presenling 'rlme besl slcil. a V' , 5 flilllll In ,gf V X .M iww fx 1 Y ,ly 4 W , 'fm ,, ff ' Mfr S Sayonmm l H '-- , ,, 2 , Eff , 5 xx ,,,- ,, L VAVW 5 gw,,,,Aw:N-, , . , Z SENIOB HIGH 'TT1 y V Q! V f X EHR , e X I !'-f ' X SNAPS ,, gg H' V!!! I 'ff' if f f 1' if LK .'j',r, . . ,id . '. f , g,','?n.-L ' '- ' ! .J .vi 1,1 Yi i ,A 's '- if' J . SPUR TS Recrea+ion: Offering many recreaiional aciiviiies such as skiing, huniing, fishing, swimming, golfing and boafing. Quincy has become a popular vacafion spoi' for many vacaiioners. .D- E!! iii .4 L 3.11. ra. Jai , . . ..- 'VT 'uh 52 llc -i 62 ,ff 5-gfslffh' afziiiifllgi M i ,Q .., FIRST ROW, lett to right: C. Jenkin, D. Nichols, B. Ivers, G. Glover, J. Scott, D. Stowell, P. Hanley, R. Turner, R. Osborn. SECOND ROW: N. Mathis, manager, B. Kennedy, J. Moore, B. Youngs, E. Blum, D. Conroy, C. Dodson, J. Hampton, K. Graham, K. Myers, manager. THIRD ROW: B. Ward, T. Shelton, T. Grosz, H. Hedrick, H. Bridges, J. Jorqenson. VA ITY FO0TBALL Q., I X. 4 .CM , ,,, X I rv The Quincy l-ligh lroians, displaying a powertul team and a burning desire to win, 4 compiled a record ot tive wins, one loss, and one tie, during the l957 grid season. l-leading the Troian attaclc, was a heavy, tast, and hard-charging line. Four Senior baclcs, Bob Kennedy, Rod Turner, Dick Stowell, and Don Conroy performed well behind this line with some outstanding plays and a new single game, one-man, scoring record plus a new single game passing record. The line consisted ot several Seniors: Jim Scott, John Moore, George Glover, Clark Dodson, Ken Graham, Clittord Jenlcin, and Pete Hanley. The team is losing some lcey men this year, but they are assured that under the able coaching ot Mr. Matthew Colcer their time record will not be marred in the tuture. x It Don Conroy, fullback Johnny Moore, back Pefe Hanley, tackle Dick Slowell, quarferback Bobby lvers, linebacker Ken Graham, guard Jon Scoll, center Eldon Blum, end Roberf Osborne, lackle Joe Hampton, guard George Glover, tackle RID RON STAR -A. - l. f' ' J .inns W, l If ,K zz, ' 4 ' ' ' '25 ,, ll. 1 ,, was 'I I ' ,v.mw,T, Y h , ,Aj me. -av f- , .. 'yi' - ,V . ..p 1, -V , at I ,yea A 5 m 'W WUw.lJ 7 ,. Wiley ' r , - - 1 W lf. . , ,, Clark Dodson, end Bob Kennedy, halfback Rod Turner, halfback Cliff Jenkin, end JU IOR VARSITY FO0TBALL The Junior Varsily leam under lhe coaching of Mr. Penland and lvlr. Beck had a very good season. Their record was live wins, one loss, and one lie. Don Mclvlasler and l-larold Tweedle were 'rhe season caplains. The 'ream consisled moslly of Sophomores, wilh lhe Junior and Freshman classes also represenled. A school record was sel by Don Mchflasler who made an eighly-four yard run from lhe scrimmage line. Many of lhe Junior Varsily men will be lalcing over Varsily posilions in lhe I958 season. and we are sure lhey will do a good job. FIRST ROW, lefl lo righl: M. McRoberls, F. Myrick, D. Thompson, D. Lang, D. Prince, M. Conlreras, R. Pearson, B. Wussow, R. Boyd, A. Brand. SECOND ROW: S. Poore, R. Dodson, P. Hasly, J. Selby, S. Seeber, D. Seagle, D. Kennedy, J. Prock, R. Thomas, H. Hockenson. THIRD ROW: N. Mathis, manager, R. Turk, D. Harwell, A. Childress T. Shannon, D. lvers, L. Merrill, D. McMasler, E. Seeber, L. Boyd, M. Huff, P. Glover, M. McMasler, K. Myers: manager. FOURTH ROW: D. Leonhardl, D. McMasler, H. Tweedle, H. Pearson, F. Ames, D. Cofler, T. Duponf, D. Kennedy, S. Downing. e5 5' ' T T e'P'95's' H' ' - ff 'i-..w.'r: -..-1 . .. . . . ix- e ' Y Tig., . kia-, ,X A. A .. ' ' , lj fy-M ' A , , N: , ,, Q., .yn ., . A , .N F ,W-A ?,1.u-,. I Quincy Quincy Quincy Quincy uincy uincy FO0TBALL SCHRE BUARD Corning .,... Susanville ...... I-Ierlong .......,...... Tahoe Truckee Live Qak ........,.,... Porfola .... VARSITY I4 Quincy I3 Quincy 6 Quincy 20 Quincy uincy Quincy Corning ,.,,.,,. Susanville ..... I-Ierlong ..A.... Greenville ..,c. Tahoe Truckee Live Qak ,,,.,.., F 00TBALL CUAC ES .Sf . ' 1 , W V- 7 . 119 -1 9,1 1 2. i , A , :'i I I , . . ,' - , DONALD PENLAND CLARENCE BECK Junior Vargify Assisiant Junior Varsify V19 as l i Y: 3 if ROW I, left To right T. Dupont, R. Osborn, J. Moore, B. Prindle, H. Hendrick. ROW 2: S. Thomas, D. James, D. Sfowell, C. Jenkin, R. Turner, P. Hanley, T. SheITon, J. PruiTT. A BASKETBALL LEA GUE CHADIPIUNS The I957-l958 baslceTball season was a mosT successTul season Tor The Quincy A Team. Under The Tine coaching oT lvlr. RoberT CrawTord The Trojans compiled a league record oT ThirTeen wins and only one loss which led Them To The league championship Tor The TirsT Time in years. The Team was especially good on deTense. IT held mosT oT The Teams To less Than TorTy poinTs a game. When They played, They played hard and TasT and showed ThaT They had The abiliTy required To produce a championship Team. K The TirsT seven men on The Team were seniors, so iT will be losing some lcey men Tor nexT year's league buT regardless oT This TacT, we are assured ThaT Coach CrawTord will conTinue producing Teams ThaT Quincy High can be proud oT. , RODNEY TURNER Forward PETE HANLEY Guard ROBERT OSBO RN E Guard BRUCE PRINDLE Forward DICK STOWELL Cenfer JOHNNY MOORE Guard DON JAMES Forward JIMMY PRUITT Center RUSS WALLACE Guard CLIFF JENKIN Forward STAN THOMAS Guard GEORGE GLOVER Guard i' IV' LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Shannon, E. Seeber, N. Jilhis, R. Kenny, H. Tweedle, R, Wallace, R. Slalon, D. Kennedy, S. Seeber, R. Thomas, L. Boyd, G. Hockenson. Managers: Milf Beer and Darrell McMaslerx. 6613 TEAM The B learn lhis year provided ils audience wilh many 'rhrilling momenls. Many of lheir games were won wilh lasl-second baslcels. Many were losl in 'rhis way also. The 'ream was coached by Mr. Max Jerrnan and allhouqh lhey did nol lalce any honors, lhey were full of spiril and fouqhl lo lhe end. TSA TEAM SCURES HB TEAM Quincy l-lerlonq .......,.... Quincy l-lerlong .. Quincy Chesler ..... .,,,. Q uincy Chesler ,. Quincy Lassen ,.......,,..,... Quincy Lassen .,,. Quincy Weslwood Quincy Weslwood Quincy Porlola ..., Quincy Porlola .,.. Quincy Loyallon .sssss Quincy Loyallon ,. Quincy Lassen ,...,.,,,,,,,, Quincy Lassen ,..,,, Quincy Greenville Quincy Greenville Quincy Chesler ,..,,.,.,..... Quincy Chesler .. Quincy Greenville Quincy Greenville Quincy Herlong ,ssss ,,,,,, Q uincy Herlong ,, Quincy Weslwood Quincy Weslwood Quincy Loyalfon .,..,....... Quincy Loyallon L Quincy Porlola s Quincy Porlola .... LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Downey, K. Stokes, B. Harwell, J. Selby, D. Thompson, G. Hockenson, E. Miller, J. Prock, D. Kennedy, R. Thomas, K. Myers, L. Johnson, B. Sfeele, Bill Scolf, Manager. C TEAM BASKETBALL The C learn had a very compelilive season lhis year. The learn was coached by Mr. Richard lvlaslow and had a 6-3 record. ll also 'roolc lhe consolalion prize al The lournamenl held here in Quincy. WRESTLING T EAD! This year a new sporl was added lo Quincy l-ligh School. We had a compelilive wreslling learn coached by Mr. Don Penland. The learn slaged an exhibilion malch for lhe benefil of 'rhe lvlarch of Dimes. ll also Traveled lo Chico where lhey parlicipaled in a lournamenf sponsored by Durham High School. Quincy was honored wilh one of +he 'rhirleen championships. FIRST ROW, Ieff lo riqhl: S. Downing, D. McMasler, D. Graham, R, McMasler, J. Pruifl. SECOND ROW: T. Duponl, S. Poore, B. Ward, D. McMasler, B. Cleaver. K BLOCK 66 9' For lhe Tirsl lime in many years lhe Bloclc Q looys really wenl lo work. Their Tirsl proiecl was a dance. ll was held in lhe Girls' Gym and was very well allended. Wilh lhe money lhe club made from This dance lhey purchased a large banner which was hung over lhe roofing seclion. The club also presenled lwo fine slcils al pep assemblies and planned various game aclivilies. They had a very line year and proved Quincy l-ligh needs more aclive groups lilce lhis. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jon Scoli, Vice President, Jimmy Pruill, Secrelaryg Pele Hanley, Presidenf. J f: Q, .i 'i MLW il il imu 0 ROW I, left to right: R. Wallace, P. Hanley, J. Scoff, D. Sfowell, S. Thomas, R. Osborne, C. Jenkin, L. McNuH, G. Glover. ROW 2: E. Delrick, S. Seeber, H. Bridges, J. Moore, D. Kennedy, T. Shelton, D. McMas+ers, L. Boyd, B. Ward, ROW 3: R. Turk, D. Thompson, M. Huff, D. Seigle, D. Kennedy, E, Seeber, D. McMas1ers, S. Downie, ROW 53 B. Youngs, D. Colfer, S. Poore, B. Harwell, T. Dupont, P. Glover, R. McMas1ers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Sheila Taylor, Advisor: Linda Sleele, Presidenlg Sally Richards, Vice President PaHy McKeviH, Secrefaryg Pafsy Jesfer, Sergeant-af-Arms: Jane? Graham, Sporls Manager. is ' ii rflvf' ' 'i '- f L I . I. ,li .slilll lui iii. X ei ' ni ROW l leff fo righf: S. Richards, L. Turner, N. Wilburn, K. Nelson, E. Arenholz, A. Hollopefer, J. Graham, J. Whife, D. Larson, V. Lyons, S. Prindle, Miss Taylor, Advisor. ROW 2: S. Kennedy, M. Buus, L. Sleele, 8. Spears, T. Main, S. Sfiles, M. Flemmer, Mi Suhon, P. Jesler, S. Bell, D. Massey. IRLS' AT LETIC ASS CIATIO The G.A.A., wilh lhe counseling ol Miss Taylor, had an aclive year. The maior sporls which lhe girls parlicipaled in were volleyball, baslcelball and baseball. Many members earned bloclc Q's and olher awards for lalcing an aclive parl in fhe aclivilies. The G.A.A. presenled a humorous skil for a pep assembly and was always on hand when help was needed. To climax lhe year's evenls, lhe girls sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance which was enjoyed by all who allended. S -vu V7 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASS IA I0 ROW I, lofi Yo riqhi: J. Johnson, P. Shelfon, S. Frye, G. Mefzdorf, M. Flernmer, S. Mafiice, B. McCIard, D. Vaughn, J. Towner, L. Ivins, P. Dean, L. Lewis. ROW 2: C. Clark, S. Grepy, D. Weiland, S. Leach, T, Means, J, Hanley, L. Gosseif, E. Bresciani, C. Suihorland, J. Clark, B. Cooper, J. Bessey, B. Barber. ROW 3: M, Forbes, J. Heckala, J. Hilion, D. Waikins, D. Danish, S. Hala, S. Shuh, K. Peierson, P. McKeViH, J. Benneff, S. Hockenson, L. Pafillar, A. Robinson, V. Olds. GYM SNAIP if In-is , sf , f 1 ,I 'ff 4 V '3 f i '- 1 x A-4. M i J - , ' if 1 2 MT X X, fo 3 I Q '-'E A QW R 41 Z 9 Ql ,if-Q ,.u.u 'Y 1' A. ' H K . S ', , L :Lg V1 4 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Pele Hanley, Rus Wallace, Jim Pruill, Dick Sfowell, Sfan Thomas, Roberl Osborne, Bill Cleaver. SE ll B BASEBALL STABS VABSIT Y AND .IUNIUB BASEBALL ROW I, leff lo right: D. McMaslers, R. Dodson, A. Brand, R. Boyd, D. Alvenholz, D. Thomas. ROW 2: E. Miller, T. Shelton, B. Harwell, G. Dean, R. McMaslers, T. Duponl, S. Poore, S. Downie. ROW 3: P. Hasly, G. Hoclrenson, R. Hard, R. Holland, J. Prock, D. Colfer, M. Penland. ROW 4: D. McMas1ers, R. Turk, D. Seigle, D. Thompson, T. Grosz, H. Tweedle. S. .. - lb' 1. ,-f'jgff,' R If ' ' ,f gunner muy mnc nw, N E I f Q ROW I, leff fo right T. Shelfon, D. McMas?ers, C. Jenkin, R. McMas?ers, J, Selby, D. Thompson. ROW 2: K. Sfokes, D. Tibbedeaux, S. Downie, M. Penland, L. Merrill, ROW 3: T. Duponf, B. Sfeele, L. Johnson, S. Poore. 0. H. S. TBA K TEAM WRESTLI G SNAPS 'f ,P ,f ,fe ex ix 'Q Senior Mos? Likely 'Io Succeed: Mos? Popular: DICK STOWELL AND BEVERLY PORTER JOHNNY GAY AND SANDRA KENNEDY wiffiesgr Mos? 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