Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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Senior Class Officers Murray Matt ice Wendy Webster Nancy Batten Ann VanDeMark President Treasurer Secretary Vice President 14

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GRADUATES

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Advisor Advisor MR. CRAWFORD MR. RAY History Fun” is a major vocabulary word to all Frosb and was no exception with us. During Homecoming activities Charlis Mathews was our candidate for queen and we received an award for the best Homecoming skit. The big event of this year was the Freshman Stomp. As Sophomores the class of '62 cast feeling tentacles about as they experienced everyday high school life. Nancy Gambell and Kathy Hasty were two of the senior high cheerleaders. Nancy Gambell was our candidate for Homecoming queen. The Sophomore Hop concluded our year. Class rings heralded the opening of our Junior year. Diana Bleiberg was our Homecoming queen candidate. We again received an award for the best Homecoming skit. Nancy Gambell and Kathy Hasty served another year as Senior high cheerleaders. We held the honor of being the first class of Quincy High School to present a musical play. We credit its great success to the director, Mr. John Malarkey. We had three candidates for the A.F.S. program; they were Werner Barth, Kelly Berkline, and Ann Van de Mark The climax of this year was the annual Junior Prom. It was decorated to the theme of Moonlight and Roses . The class of 1962 began its last year at Quincy High School with many exciting events. Among these was the arrival of Claude Dall’Occo, our foreign exchange student from Italy. Another was Homecoming. Our candidates for Homecoming were Nancy Batten and Irene Brustad. Irene was crowned queen at the halftime of the Portola game. In November we held our Fall Festival under the supervision of the P.T.A., and the proceeds were used to pay for the all-night party after Graduation. All of the Student Body officers were seniors. They were Werner Barth, President; Larry Sidener, Vice President; Diana Bleiberg, Secretary; and Carol Lyons, Treasurer. The Senior ball was held December 16 in the Liberal Arts Auditorium. The theme was Over the Rainbow and Irene Brustad and Tom Gillespie were crowned Queen and King. Life members in C.S.F. were Diana Bleiberg, Carol Lyons, Kelly Berkline, Irene Brustad, Wendy Webster, Ann Van de Mark, and Tom Gillespie. Irene Brustad was chosen head cheerleader for the school year. We concluded our last year with the Skip day and our Senior Banquet. We greatly appreciated the help of our advisors, Mr. Crawford and Mr. Ray. Wherever we of the class of 1962 end up, we will always remember the town, the school, the people, first loves, successes, failures and an education received from fine teachers. Education is not last or least, because it is the stepping stone from which each of us will launch our adult lives. 15