Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

o' A B TAE Z H H I KAM N=()II I’LTT XTft THE PINE STAFF vs TRoy m ALPHA TO OMEGA, 1970 A B FA E 7, H H I KAM N’sQlI 1 LTT 1 XT Volume XLVI Quincy High School Pine Staff Publication Quincy, Calif. NOTES FROM A GOLDEN AGE Once upon a time humanity thought that Troy was a mythical city, a fabled fortress. In Greek legend it was the battleground for such great heroes as Agememnon, Odysses, Paris, and Achilles, the locale for stories about beauteous Helen of Troy and Aphrodite. Now we know this mythology was not all myth. Archeologists have found that Troy did exist. Troy was an eastern rampart of the great Grecian city states that ringed the Aegean Sea during man's first great Age of Reason. This Panhellenic League spawned the Classic Era of Greek civilization—one of mankind's noblest times. And Troy was a crossroads of this culture between the Near East and Western civilization. So it is with our Troy, City of Trojans, QHS. Your high school is your crossroads of culture, a scene of many academic victories and some defeats, a fortress of knowledge. It may provide your laurel wreath or your Achilles heal, but herein we, the PINE archivists and archeologists, publish the realities, memories, and myths of that fabled, fabulous era, 1969-70 A.D. mi ibnilgiifeTlfefL-gTi T iEn I lITROY 1969-7011 1- 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life..... 5 Organizations............. 10 Sports 36 Activities Faculty Seniors Classes 54 62 68 92 Administration 109 STUDENT LIFE STUDENT LIFE Student Life? Grecians had a word for liveliness of spirit or joy of life, Hubros. This is the spirit of Zorba the Greek. Homer took two huge volumes, The Illiad and the Oydessey to describe the Greek code of life. We only have six pages to picture some of our zestful campus scenes; but, well maybe the whole yearbook can help do that. Lucho displays his festival costumes. Our 1969-70 A. F.S. exchange student, Lucho (Luis Antonio Rodriguez Alvarez of Areguipa, Peru), has been an active amigo and Quincy compadre in his year here. He's adjusted well to our strange native customs, and in exchange shows us several of the native costumes of the Peruvian Indians. FINNISH A.F.S. VISITOR Anja Leena Tyry, native of Hameenlinna, Finland, and an Oakland A. F. S. exchange student, visited QHS for a week this spring. She plans to be a teacher, and explained her country and its schools to us. Tengo mucho hambre por los hamburgers y leche. That's international language. (No es verdad, Senora Black?) SOME STRANGE GRINGO - TROJAN NATIVE CUSTOMS How? Sheila Howe show 'urn how to scalp 'uni Greenville. Found a peanut, Found a peanut, Found a pea-nut ri-ight here ... Mr. Black presents Linda Grant with the first place trophy for the Lion's Club Speech. 7 Hey, Pres. It's my way or no way at all! TROY'S ACHIEVERS Dick Storts brought home the medal for sixth place in the State Wrestling Tournament. Masonic Essay winners: Left to Right: Randy Beck, First Place Winner Donna Cullen, and Melanie Pierce. Second Semester Student Body Vice-President: Jim Payne. Other jobs he accepted with this title included president of Pep Club and Rally Committee. Mike Sorosinski, fellow artists sculpt a squarish snowman from the season's first fluff ■ CANDID CAMERA English students dramatize some sick jokes with a sick drama. Left to Right: Darren Payne, Linda Grant, Dave Stratton, and Dracula (Kim Baker). PREPARATIONS FOR THE JUNIOR PROM Grand Exalted Guru Maharishi McMogul (or maybe McKay) leads his ski bunnies and bums in a futile February prayer and dance for snow. REALLY FLYING . . . That day we heard the talk by the Airline Hostess just to get out of class. DRGANI- ZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS On college campuses the Greeks refers to student organizations, the school's social or honorary or academic clubs. We'll remember our Panhellenic life far into the future—fraternal fun, flexing with friends and friendly faculty, and functioning in our clubs. CHESS CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Nichol FRONT ROW: D. Payne, K. Richards, L. Adair, SECOND ROW: B. Ramelli, D. Cullen, P. Douglas, D. Henthom, THIRD ROW: D. Gott, M. Turner, D. Sidles, L. Tarantino. TROJETTES Drill Team STARTING AT 6 O'CLOCK, CLOCKWISE: G. Ader, T. Humbird, C. Lambert, C. Miller, D. Stites, E. Hughes, B. Kandt, M. Deen, P. Sevier, L. Ader, C. Azevedo, S. Smith, M. Sevier. INSTURCTOR: ADVISOR: D. Jones Mrs. Black FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SEATED: Left to Right: D. Stretman, L. Sorsinski, B. Swanson, T. Marion. STANDING: D. Hubbell, S. Miller, L. Householder, D. Gott, D. Cullen, Advisor; Mrs. Leigh, D. Foibes. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA LF.FT TO RIGHT: D. Cullen, C. Werstler, S. McElroy, ADVISOR: Mr. Black. FORESTRY SENIORS GIRLS'ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CUPIDS, or. . . She didn't know much about archery, but she sure kept her beau in a quiwer. ADVISOR Mrs. Howe Even the Egyptian pyramids crumbled a little. SEATED, left to right, FIRST ROW: D. Cott, S. Miller, D. West, D. Detrick, L. Householder, Sec. Treas. Laurie Penland. SECOND ROW: C. Bozeman, C. Harris, D. Lawry, T. Marion, D. Edwards, Vice President Lynn Porter. THIRD ROW: E. Brock, D. Jones, C. McColm, L. Tarantino, J. Wong, J. Sargent, S. McElroy, President Nadine Lawson. 15 FIRST ROW: J. Malarky, L. Prince, D. Price, D. McCormick. SECOND ROW: J. Hockenson, T. Buck, L. Porter, D. Detrick, R. Sidles. THIRD ROW: R. McClain, S. Farris, M. Storts, B. Clover, C. Lutrell, L. Nelson, R. Lawry, D. Summers. FOURTH ROW: J. Rutherford, E. Swanson, C. Abernathy, D. Bellamy, ]. Mansell, F. Pierson, K. Parson, S. Bailey. STANDING: R. Cullen, S. Steele, M. Galon, E. Martinez, P. Quigley, G. Lyle, J. Bresciani, J. Babcock. JUNIOR HIGH BAND INSTRUCTOR: MR. POWELL JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Front to Back: L. Prince, C. Means, D. Price, G. Luttrell, M. Donnelly. SECOND ROW: R. Spears, K. Risley, J. Ray, R. Logan, W. Klein, C. Ferguson, K. Deen, THIRD ROW: R. KeUy B. McKay, A. Abernathy, D. Hays, J. Marion, J. Howard, J. Hampton. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: L. Rhodes, M. Belven, S. Roberts. M. Stokton, D. Hubbell, L. Adair, H. West, R. Walters, J. Rutherford, C. Parsuno, G. Whipple. SECOND ROW: R. Carmicle, L. Lee, P. Oels, L. Tarantino, C. Garner, B. Compton, R. Pepland, R. Lawry, R. Sidles, T. Milan. THIRD ROW: R. Martin, S. Schmiet, L. Nelson, K. Deen, L. Rhodes, J. Wilson, S. Klein, E. Jones, M. Blust, B. Kandt, S. Farsis, J. TenBrock. FOURTH ROW: M. Stagner, K. Heater, S. Howards, B. Valey, C. Mayfield, M. Storts, E. Swanson M. Deen, T. Humbird. JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Walke, T. Kurptjuweit, B. Bornrmen, P. Oels. SECOND ROW: J. Ray, M. Elwood, F. Wiley, E. Charlton, S. Skillern, N. West THIRD ROW: M. Morgan, J. Marian, T. Spindil, Advisor; Mr. Kimble, B. Gossett, R. Logan FIRST ROW: Left to Right: M. Jones, M. Turner, S. Douglass, D. Turner, C. Fisher, D. Morgan, C. Dryden SECOND ROW: Left to Right: B. Newell, B. Orange, T. Pitlock. THIRD ROW: Left to Right: M. Moser, K. Bottorff, S. Potvin, R. Barlow, K. Dryden, R. Beck. BACK ROW: Left to Right: M. Quigley, D. McKee, K. Jones, D. McElroy, R. Dupont. PEP BAND KNEELING: D. Miller, S. Edwards, R. Beck, T. Mansell, K. Davis, G. Farmer, Director; S. Roberts. STANDING: T. Aiken, K. Harrison, S. McElroy, E. Brock, B. Dore, M. Mosley, D. Magaw, S. Whiting, R. Wilcox, B. Orange. PHOTO CLUB KNEELING: D. Penland, S. Whiting. CENTER: D. Hopkins. BACK ROW: Left to Right: L. Aiken, S. Stratton, D. Swanson, D. English, P. McNie, T. Hentschel. ADVISOR: Mr. Brown PEP CLUB VICE PRESIDENT: R. Lounsbury SEC-TREAS: D. Morgan PRESIDENT: R. Lee Advisor. Mr. Harlan STANDING FIRST ROW ROW: Left 'to Right: C. McKevitt. D. Price. B. Nichols M. Francis. R. Lee, C. Cooper, K. Bey, Z. Brown. SECOND ROW: D. Cullen, R. Beck, D. Jones, T. Mansell, K. Charlton, G. Logan, M Taborski, G. Stallions. THIRD ROW: L. Burns, R. Loussbury, S. McElroy, R. Barlow. seated. mr FIRS! ROW: Front to Back: D. Turner. D. ' Wilson, D. Pauly. T.VandeMark, S. Gossett, T. Jester, - n SECOND ROW: C. Fisher, M. Pierce, J. Donnelly, D. Fisher, L. Porter, B. Babcock, C. Dryden, A. Wong. THIRD ROW: D. Penland, D. Morgan, B. Lash, P. Prince, J. Seeber, I Larson, T. Pitlook. 20 Fall Staff STANDING: Left to Right: Advisor; Mrs. Black, P. Bodenham, L. Olinger, E. Brock, T. Van de Mark, SEATED: F. Prince PINE BREEZE EDITOR T. VAN DE MARK Spring Staff STANDING: Left to Right: C. Thornburg, K. Whipple, T. Aiken, S. Roberts, H. Hughes, B. Perkins, SEATED: Left to Right: P. Sevier, P. Bodenham, R. Huntington, T. Jester, D. Morgan. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB KNEELING: Left to Right: D. Pendland, S. Detrick, S. Edwards, D. Fisher, T. Van de Mark, D. Hopkins. STANDING: Left to Right: Advisor; Mr. Von Grey, A. Morales, E. Brock, L. Aiken, V. Whipple, D. Wilson, B. Lash, S. Gossett, B. Dore, S. Robert, L. Rodrigues, D. Volkema, P. McNie, E. Brock, T. Hentchel. QUINCY SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION SEATED: Left to Right: M. Brown, B. McKay, R. Spears, STANDING: Left to Right: M. Storts, S. Householder, C. Tumbaugh, C. Abemethy, H. Volkema, C. Means, J. Rutherford, J. Hockenson, D. Price, T. Buck, L. Prince, Advisor; Mr. Erbeck, K. Kolb. RADIO CLUB Left to Right: D. Summers, D. Bahr, Advisor; Mr. Crane, F. Pierson, L. Porter. ROCKET CLUB KNEELING Left to Right: D. Wilson, D. Penland, B. McKay, STANDING: S Douglas, J. Donnelly, M. Francis, Advisor; Mr. McKay. TROJAN CONCERT BAND ADVISOR: MR. POWELL DRUM MAJOR, S. Roberts, FIRST ROW: Left to Right, T. Aiken, K. Harrison, D. Nelson, S. Detrick, D. Detrick. SECOND ROW: S. Edwards, P. Donovan, T. Mansell, G. Farmer, D. Windle. THIRD ROW: D. Miller, D. Magaw, M. Hubst, K. Sidner, S. McCormick. FOURTH ROW: B. Forcino, C. Bloom, K. Davis, R. Wilcox, S. Whiting. FIFTH ROW: B. Dore, S. Detrick, T. Wert, M. Mosley, B. Orange, SIXTH ROW: J. Sargent, T. Hentchel, S. McElroy, M. Miller, M. Cokor. SEVENTH ROW: R. Beck, D. Barrett, W. Stockton, C. Beck, K. Compton. EIGHTH ROW: E. Brock. 24 SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE LEFT to RIGHT: B. Dore, B. Lash, D. Penland, Advisor, Mr. Assurude, D. Wilson, D. Magaw, D. Black. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Front to Back: T. Van de Mark, M. Taborski, R. Beck, SECOND ROW: D. Pauly, M. Pierce, S. Gossett, J. Payne, D. Black, B. Dore. THIRD ROW: S. Detrick, D. Penland, D. Cullen, K. Charlton, D. Magaw, S. McElroy, M. Francis. Advisor: Mr. Harlan. TOP RIGHT: Advisor; Mr. Penland. PRESIDENT: Randy Beck SECRETARY: Mark Francis STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TROY'S CAMPUS LEADERS VICE-PRESIDENT: Robert E. Lee 26 TREASURER: Jeannie Wong STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW: J. Donnelly, S. Gossett, D. Fisher, M. Pierce, J. Payne, D. Penland, B. Lash, D. Morgan, SECOND ROW: P. Donovan, R. Beck, B. McKevitt, R. Lounsbury, C. Cooper, S. Roberts, THIRD ROW: G. Stallion, R. Lee, D. Black, D. Magaw STUDENT SERVICE SOCIETY CENTER: Randy Beck, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Swanson, D. Magaw, D. Penland. J. Payne, D. Black, Advisor; Mr. Schiedt, SKI CLUB Advisor: Mr. Powell Advisor: Mr. McKay Advisor: Mrs. Leigh 28 Advisor: Mr. Kimble Advisor Mrs. Howe FIRST ROW: Left to Right: C. Lambert, C. Miller, L. Penland, B. Newell, S. Duniphin, G. Ader, D. Dingle. SECOND ROW: J. Brys, M. Jones, L. Porter, K. Nelson, Sec.-Treas. J. Sargent, V.P. D. Miller, President K. Duniphin, D. Storts, B. Babcock, S. Bartorff. THIRD ROW: A. Morales, E. Brock, L. Rodriguez. Advisor Mr. Whiting SENIOR HIGH TUMBLING BOTTOM: K. Nelson, D. Miller. TOP: L. Porter, E. Brock. nim.. B. Newell K. Nelson WORK EXPERIENCE STUDENTS SPANISH CLUB: Debbie Hubbell, Brenda Wilcox, Sheri Oels, Darlene Savage, Cory McElroy, Lucho Alvarez. ADVISOR: Mr. Harlan. Chris Hall Janice Dobrinen Patti Donovan Les Olinger Chris Cooper FIRST ROW: R. Barlow, C. Hall, L. Chatman, L. Jorgenson, P. Prince, M. Strang, B. Babcock. SECOND: C. Henthron, D. Janeway, B. McKevitt P. Kidder, K. Valiotes, J. Sargent, D. Price, C. Cooper. THIRD: R. Watenpaugh, J. Dobrinen, H. Martin, D. Cash, C. Werstler, Advisor Mr. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION ADVISOR: Mr. Farris First Semester I - SEATED: T. Van de Mark, D. Fisher, P. Donavon, B. econa semester Dore, L. Householder. STANDING: M. Francis, R. Beck, D. Magaw, S. Edwards, D. Edwards. FIRST ROW: S. Edwards, L. Householder, D. Cullen, D. Jones, T. Marion, B. McLean. SECOND ROW: B. Dore, R. Beck, P. Donovan, M. Pierce, B. McKevitt. THIRD ROW: T. Mansell, D. Magaw, D. Black, J. Payne. BLOCK Q ADVISOR: MR. RAY SEATED: Left to right: W. Charlton, B. Jester, S. Carr, G. Stallions, D. Sidener, R. Lounsbury, C. Thornburg, STANDING: FIRST ROW: J. Donnelly, A. Morales, R. Lee, R. Clift, C. Bloom, M. Taborski, H. Sevier, R. Beck, SECOND ROW: D. Turner, M. Francis, K. Nelson, T. Pitlock, G. Logan. CHORUS FIRST ROW: S. Duniphin, E. Laplander, D. Stites, S. Squires, K. Richards, D. Pauley, S. Heater, R. Lee, M. Quigley, M. Story, T. Jester, N. DuPont, D. Morgan, M. Mosley, M. Sevier. SECOND ROW: L. Krois, J.. Thompson, J. Freeman, P. Garmer, L. Gray, J. Blust, D. Cokor, B. Forbes, C. Compton, L. Adair, P. Sevier. Advisor: Mr. Powell 32 PINE STAFF 1970 Needless to say, our yearbook staffers pined away tremendously for that last deadline this year. We pitched in and worked considerably on many knotty problems; so, as you ponderosa many times over this annual (the hysteria, highlights, and history of QHS 1970), we hope that we've spruced it all up to your satisfaction. And before logging out, we wish to thank our patrons, Mr. Stoy, our faculty friends who aided and forgave and assisted, and ’many volunteer helpers such as Susan McElroy and Elaine Brock and many others. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Donna Cullen and EDITOR EMERITUS Norma nee Rupert ADVISOR MR. J.R. RIPPEY PHOTO EDITOR Bonnie Nichols ARTIST Sid Roberts PHOTOGRAPHER And if you don't get that last shipment in by the start of trout season, I'll use you all for 33 shark bait. PHOTOGRAPHER Barbara Herrick Don Volkema SPORTS SPORTS The Olympiad! The Greeks of classic times were game, sports, fun, and festival loving people. They loved to compete in friendly strife. Who but the Greeks first organized major sports meets. Team athletes and individual sports heroes such as wrestlers and runners were honored citizens because they symbolized the virtues of valor, skill, discipline stamina, and dedication—traits that made Athenians, Spartans, Trojans strong people and proud citizens. And Trojan” in the dictionary still means A person who shows great courage or energy. RANDY BECK KERRY CHARLTON LEROY CHATMAN RICK CLIFT RANDY CRABTREE KIRK DRYDEN DANNY GUESS BILL JESTER TROJAN SENIOR STARS, STANDOUTS ROBERT LEE DALE SIDENER DARRELL MILLER CARY STALLIONS AARON MORALES MIKE TABORSKI KEN NELSON DANIEL TURNER VARSITY FOOTBALL COACHES DARRELL POWELL AND DON RAY. Troy's football fortunes this fall went from fair to faltering in the FRL as Greenville, Portola, and Herlong all fielded strong teams. Herlong was rated the league's pre-season favorite and one of the top Northern California squads. Quincy played one of its best games against the Vikings. Portola proved to be the class of the conference; its powerhouse rolled over all contenders and stomped Greenville in the last game of the season for the Feather River title. The 1969 Trojans lost some squeakers this year. They played many a rough game and turned in some strong team and individual efforts. Awards: Most Valuable Player, Bill Jester; Outstanding Back, Frank Martinez; Outstanding Lineman, Kerry Charlton; Most Inspirational, Mike Taborski and Dale Sidener. TROJAN VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1969-70 FIRST ROW: D. Detrick, A. Morales, J. Donnelly, C. Thornburg, D. Wilson, K. Bellamy, M. Francis, R. Wilcox, R. Kindrick, F. Martinez, L. Chapman. SECOND ROW: D. Miller, L. Chatman, M. Cullen, D. Guess, A. McKnight, M. Nordt, J. Nichols, C. Logan, B. Jester, K. Dryden, R. Beck, B. Johnson, D. Ryan. THRID ROW: Coach Ray, D. Turner S. Carr, R. Crabtree, M. Taborski, K. Charlton, D. Sidener, R. Clift, G. Stallions, J. Blust, R. Lee, K. Leonhardt, K. Nelson, Coach Powell. 37 Gary Logan needs taping before his quarterbacking Bob Lee the CQrner tribulations. FIRST ROW: T. Kibbee, S. Henson, H. Sevier, T. Cullen, D. Redkey, T. Mansell. SECOND ROW: W. Charlton, J. Jorgenson, C. Bloom, S. Whiting, M. Cokor, C. Johnson. THIRD ROW: M. Lee, D. Nelson, J. Ridge, L. Bums, T. Ackley, M. Frantz, K. Bader. MANAGERS: S. Kline and C. Means. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELDS RUGGED SQUAD COACH WHITING Quincy's Trobabes really stomped through the valley this season, winning eight games, losing but one, and placing second in the F.R.L. J.V. race. They proved tough to handle even in the varsity scrimmages, and should provide the talent for an outstanding varsity for next fall. On the '69 squad Jesse Jorgenson was named Most Valuable Player; Carl Bloom, Outstanding Back; and Mitchell Frantz, Outstanding Lineman. COACH WHITE FIRST ROW: D. Hampton, B. Detrick, T. Curnow, D. Roloff, L. Black, M. Lile, S. Stratton. SECOND ROW: M. Hager, G. Miller, J. Lancaster, R. Forcino, L. Black, M. Quigley, E. Heater, Manager T. Lash. THIRD ROW: D. Duncan, S. Douglas, M. Smith, J. Holt, M. Turner, D. Magaw, J. Goings, E. Davis, Manager R. Spears. J.V., Varsity Grid Action A long punt return thwarted. Westwood J. V. game interception. Herlong: Jumping those jackrabbits. Good blocking, big opening, T. D. ! Completed pass'one step from pay dirt. TROY'S TRIGCERMAN WE LOSE TALLS, SEASON STALLS The Hoop game got off to a fast break and then some fracturous breaks this season. In the opener against Burney our Q.H.S. Quintet won on a timely basket by Gary Stallions. Next week 6'5 Stallions isn't reaching for new vertical heights like dunking baskets. He's horizontal. Shortly afterward, Stan Carr is crippled. And the season sputtered. The basketeers kept a high morale despite their squad losses and played every game right to the final buzzer. Outstanding on offense and defense were Jay Donnelly and Cliff Thornburg. Cliff also set a new school scoring record. After his early season's injury, Stan Carr showed rapid improvement, as did most of the young squad. Cliff Thornburg VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM MANAGERS: G. Wolters, T. Lash, M. Blust. SQUAD: Coach Ralph Riggs, B. Johnson, B. Lash, J. Patillor, E. Davis, S. Carr, M. Francis, B. Jester, L. Goehring, R. Lounsbury, J. Donnelly. NOT SHOWN: R. Lee, C. Thornburg, T. Pitlock, R. Wolters. 41 SENIOR STALWARTS NOT SHOWN: TIM PITLOCK ROBERT LEE ERNIE DAVIS RICK LOUNSBURY PORTOLA BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT BILL JESTER JOE PATILLOR JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL J. V. SQUAD: S. Henson, J. Jorenson, W. Charlton, D. Black, S. Whiting, J. Goings, E. Davis, R. Howe, L. Black. NOT SHOWN: C. Bloom, H. Sevier. COACH DENNIS POWELL Me in sports? Why, once my hair gets long again, I'll be conducting the San Francisco Symphony! MANAGERS Kevin Bottoroff Vonn Black J.V.'S SECOND IN F.R.L. The Junior Varsity proved to be a squad of scrappers, losing out in the title race only in the last two games. Scoring honors were shared by many of the squad. Dana Black, Stan Whiting, Carl Bloom, and Walt Charlton varied the offense, and the whole squad showed good team play and spirit. They should make a strong addition to next year's Varsity. 43 Lowell Black zeroes in for the Trobabes. Bloom booms one, Harlon Sevier positions for a rebound. Mighty Midget Cliff Thornburg draws a deadly bead in a Varsity contest. Coach Radar Ray shows the Varsity how in the Annual Faculty-Varsity Game. Mark Francis displays some fancy footwork and rebounding skills. Short in stature but long on hustle-jay Donnelly. SPRING SPORT SPECIAL: PRE-EASTER BUG ROLUNG CONTEST ON SOUTH CAMPUS. We've heard of librarians loaning books, records, pictures, but are you sure you can check out Miss Roulston's car???? 0 r A ' F.R.L. Champs 70 Shaun Stratton maneuvers. TROJAN Cosh, Coach, the toughest part of wrestling is wrestling these wrestling mats. SLEEPING GIANT: Mike Nordt awakens, wins one. Dick Storts, Conference Champ, State Meet ' Representative.________________________________ WRESTLING SQUAD Coach Lewis' grapplers had a successful and very busy season this year. They were F.R.L. conference champs and only lost two meets all season. Dick Storts also placed sixth in the State matches. Troy's Fearsome Foursome (Ken Nelson, Darrell Miller, Dick Storts, and Jeff Blust) saved many matches, but the lighter weights and underclassmen also showed willingness, talent, and promise. Ken Davis positions for a pin. Dick displays his sixth place medal from the state meet. FIRST ROW: S. Stife, E. James, D. Swanson, M. Miller, J. Walamaki, D. Furry, Manager R. Gallions. SECOND ROW: C. Benedict, K. Davis, S. Stratton, M. Nordt, K. Nelson, D. Miller, D. Storts, J. Blust, Coach Lewis. BASEBALL 1970 FIRST ROW: Randy Beck, Rick Eiszele, Frank Martinez, Robert Lee, Jay Donnelly, Mark Francis, Stan Henson, Roy Wolters. SECOND ROW: Henry Martin, Mark Cullen, Tom Kibbee, Jeff Blust, Gary Stallions, Randy Crabtree, Jim Payne, Rick Clift, Leonard Goehring. NOT SHOWN: Don Penland, LeRoy Chatman, John Hammill, Cliff Kiser, Tom Cullen. Mark Cullen covers first during infield practice. BOYS' TRACK AND FIELD FIRST ROW: R. Kindrick, A. Williams, D. Duncan, D. Roloff, S. Douglas, J. Goings. SECOND ROW: A. Morales, L. Burns, D. Detrick, D. McElroy, J. Blust, M. Cokor, Coach Whiting. GIRLS' TRACK FIRST ROW: D. Hopkins, K. Wilson, E. Brock, D. Detrick, L. Penland. SECOND ROW: T. Marian, L. Householder, S. Miller, C. Tarintino, C. Lambert, P. Lawson, J. Brys, C. Compton. THIRD ROW: E. Brock, A. Johnston, C. Miller, B. Dore, D. Lawry, L. Tarintino. NOT SHOWN: Coach Howe. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, SONGLEADERS w5B CHEERLEADERS: Mellanie Pierce, Debbie Morgan. SONGLEADERS: Debbie Price, Diana Jones, Robin Huntington. How come Debbie Fisher always gets a slice of the action at all those cake auctions? 50 ... and you don't whistle at the mascots. GREENVILLE GAME WESTWOOD GAME A day in the sun. TROJAN MASCOTS: Lynn Porter, Barbara Babcock. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Carol McKevitt, Terri Logan, Patty Lawson, Teresa Jester. ACTIVITIES The poet John Keats describes in his Ode to a Grecian Urn the happy, festive scenes of Panhellenic life. From Ithaca to Athens, from Troy to Thebes, from then till our Now generation, we Trojans still thrive on a panorama of activities. CLEAN UP DRIVE Bill Jester does his part. Bill Lash, the Broom Man. Where did it all come from?!! Rick Lounsbury, Tom Mansell, and Ray Kind rick team up on an empty lot. NATIONAL SCHOOLS ASSEMBLIES ONE OF OUR BOUNCIEST MORNINGS. HEY, MY THUMB I HOME COMING FLOATS HOMECOMING ROYALTY HOMECOMING QUEEN Mary Perotti gets a kiss from escort Gary Stallion. The Homecoming game began with a loud cheer as our varsity men came through the Q. PRINCESS Debbie Pauly and escort Kerry Charlton. PRINCESS Keri Bey with escort Mike Taborski. V.TJ PRINCESS Cathy Hall and escort Dale Sidener. At the homecoming parade Diana and Robin rode on the hood of a car. THRESHOLD OF A DREAM REIGNING AS SENIOR ROYALTY: Cris Hall and Dale Sidener, Keri Bey and Mike Taborski. THE THREE MUSKETEERS WHAT IS EVERYONE LOOKING AT? THE MANZANITA JUNGLE DID A FINE JOB OF PROVIDING MUSIC FOR THE SENIOR BALL. STUDENT CO-RECREATION Right Guard's good for the whole day! MORE TUMBLING Ugh! How did they pile so high? 59 Put your arms down The war's over. Dick and Emily perform on the unicycle. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL GAME. . . Girls Playing Football? ¥ i iw FACULTY In Greek mythology the collection of gods is called its Pantheon. But the Grecian gods or dieties were as humorously human as most mortals. So we'll call our faculty up there on Chinese Rock (alias Mt. Olympus) our Pantheon. They may not be gods or demigods, but they are teachers and scholars and doers. And what made Golden Greece so golden? Homer, Plato, Aristotle, Sophocles, Socrates, Demosthenes, Hippocrates: its teachers, scholars, -doers. FACULTY MR. L.V. AASERDUE Science MR. CLARENCE Shop MR. THURMAN BLACK MRS. DIXIE BLACK English MR. EDWARD BROWN Music r Sociology, History MR. MATT COKOR Math 7 MR. KEN COCHRAN MR. ROBERT ERBECK Social Studies ? MR. JOE HARLAN Spanish MRS. SHEILA HOWE MR. ROBERT KIMBLE Girls' P. E. •' Science MRS. THELMA LEIGH Home Economics FACULTY MR. JOHN LEWIS Spanish 7 MR. MIKE MCKAY Science MR. DARRELL NICHOL Art MR. DARRELL POWELL £ Social Sciences, Art MR. DON RAY MR; RALpH RIGGS Social Sciences, Business Skills Physical Education FACULTY MR. JOHN RIPPEY English MR. DICK SCHEIDT Social Sciences MR. FRED VOLKEMA English, French MRS. JEAN SIDENER English 7 MR. ED VON GREY Social Sciences MR. NORMAN WHITE Shop, Forestry MR. PAUL WHITING Physical Education, Shop SENIORS SENIORS On Athens' holy mount, the Acropolis, stands the remains of one of man's greatest artistic works, the Parthenon. This temple has become a symbol of beauty, achievement, and learning. As you Seniors leave our Trojan temple of learning, the QHS Parthenon, remember your academic ambitions. May your lives be more enlightened and your aims more worthy because of your years here. Secretary: Barbara McKevitt Treasurer: Patti Prince SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS President: Rick Lounsbury Vice-President: Mike T aborski SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Cokor Mr. Whiting Mr. Riggs CLASS OF 1970 ALPHA-- The fifst letter in the Greek letter stands for foremost, the highest, the peak, the greatest in achievement or form or function. Our Trojan Seniors are surely all that. They have reached the heights in their first struggle for education and erudation. They have won honors, they have endured, they have been trained and armored; we wish them well as they leave Troy for other Pan-Hellenic fields. LUIS RODRIGUEZ ALVAREZ QHS 4 - Chorus 4 -CSF 4 - Political Science Club 4 - Tumbling 4. AMBITION: To go back to Peru and get in the University of Arequipa. TROJANS 1970 BARBARA LYNN BABCOCK QHS 1,2,3,4,- Student Council 3 - Chorus 1,2,3 - Work Experience 3,4 - Concessions 3 - Rally Committee 4 - Tumbling 4 - T. A. 3,4 - Mascot 4. AMBITION: To always be excited and successful in whatever I attempt (like cross country track or deep sea fishing). RANDAL EVAN BARLOW QHS 1,2,3,4 - Work Experience 4 - Concessions 2. - AMBITION: To run Saturday afternoon stag movie at the Town Hall. RANDALL LYNN BECK QHS 1,2,3,4 Student Body President 4 - Student Council 2,3,4 - Class V. P. 2,3 - Band 1,2,3,4 -Pep Band 1,2,3,4 - SSS. 3,4 - Concessions 1 -Rally Committee 2,3,4 - CSF 1,2,3,4 - Outdoor Club 1,2,3,4 - Block Q 1,2,3,4 - Basketball 2 - Baseball 1,2,3,4 - Wrestling 1,2,3,4 -Football 1,2,3,4 - Most Valuable Player 2. AMBITION: To be successful and happy. KERI RUTH BEY QHS 3,4 - Art Club 3 - T. A. 4 - SENIOR BALL Queen 4. Homecoming Princess 4. AMBITION: To find fame, fortune, and bright lights and at least twenty mink coats. 69 DENNIS ROBIN BLACK QHS 1,2,3,4-SSS 3,4-Student Court 4-CSF 4-Sciencc Club 4-Photo Club 1,2,3-T.A. 4-Chess Club 1,2,3,4-Student Council 4. AMBITION: To live a short life. STEVEN GEORGE BOTTORFF QHS 1,2,3,4-Concessions 3-Work Experience 4-Outdoor Club 3,4-Tumbling 3,4. AMBITION: To have a 100,000 acre ranch in Montana and raise cattle and horses. TROJANS 1970 GLEN EMERSON BOWERMAN QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience-Outdoor Club-Block Q-Baseball 1,2-AMBIT ION: To win all of Bill Graham's Enterprises. KENNETH CHARLES BREWSTER QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 4-Work Experience 4-Science Club 1-Photo Club 2-Art Club 2-Outdoor Club 1-Basketball 1-T.A. 1,3,4-AMBITION: To grow brilliantined, Bibical hair. EMILY SUSAN BROCK QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 4-Chorus 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-Concessions 3-GAA 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-Political Science Club 4-Baton Twirler 3,4-AMBIT ION: To make the best of whatever I do. Keep my little ches-nut colored car, and run the 50 yd. dash in 4.9. ZONA MARIE BROWN QHS 1,2,3,4-SSS 4-T.A. 3,4-Pep Club 4. AMBITION: For my dreams to come true and always be happy and make other people happy. 70 DONNA JEAN CASH QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 1,2-Work Experience 3,4-T.A. 3,4-AMBITION: To live life and to give that very special someone all the happiness in the world. KERRY KENNETH CHARLTON QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 4-Rally Committee 2,3,4-Outdoor Club 1,2-Block Q 1,'2',3,4-Baseball 1,2-T.A. 3,4-Pep Club 2,3,4. Football 1,2,3,4-Outstanding Lineman 4. AMBIT ION: To grow up, find myself, and leam how to stop hurting and start helping and maybe make people happy; especially Christine Rennell. TROJANS 1970 LEROY ELLIS BEVERLY CHATMAN QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 2,3-Work Experience 3,4-Bascball 1,2-Wrestling 3,4-Football 2,3,4-T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: I am looked upon as an ambition type of person, so I guess I will be very ambitious. RICHARD DEAN CLIFT QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-Photo Club 1-Block Q 1,2,3,4-Basketball 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-Football 1,2,3,4-All-league 4. AMBITION: The ability to and not get caught. DEBORAH DARLENE COLE QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 1-Class President 2-Class V.P. 1-Rally Committee 2-Pep Club 1.2- T.A. 3. AMBITION: To get married, and then escape from the fantasy land (Quincy) in hopes of finding reality. CHRISTINE RENEEL COOPER QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Treas. 1-Chorus 1,2,3- Work Experience 4-SSS 3,4-Rally Committee 2.3- CAA 2,3-Office Staff 3,4-T.A. 3-Pep Club 2,3,4-Homecoming Princess 1-Cheerleader 3-Songleader 2-Student of the Month 1. AMBITION: To find my own deserted island and live there happily with Kerry. 71 RANDY LEE CRABTREE QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience Outdoor Club 3,4-Block Q 3,4-Baseball 1,2,4-Tumbling 3,4-Football 1,2,4-T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: Buy at the Bank Club under age and not get caught. DONNA MARIE CULLEN QHS 1,2,3,4-Concessions 2,3,4-Ycarbook 4-FHA 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-FTA 4-Pep Club 4. AMBITION: To become a home economic teacher in a small school and live life at a slower pace than I did in high school. TROJANS 1970 ERNIE NQEL DAVIS QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4 Basketball 2,3,4-Football 1,2,3, T.A. 4. AMBITION: To travel through Canada, then go to a j.c. JANICE KRISTINE DOBRENEN QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-T.A. 3. AMBITION: To live a long and happy life with Bruce. PATRICIA RUTH DONOVAN QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 2,3,4-Yearbook 3, 3-Pine Breeze 4-Band 1,2,3,4- Pep Band 1,2-Work Experience 4-SSS 3,4-Student Court 3,4-Conccssions 1,2-Rally Committee 1-ASF 1,2-Political Science Club 4-Art Club 3-FHA 2-CAA 3,4-Drama 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 2-Ski Club 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To stay free, young, happy, and alive forever. RICHARD KIRK DRYDEN QHS 1,2,3,4-SSS 3-Outdoor Club 3,4-Block Q 3,4-Basketball 1,2-T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To drag Barlow's Duster with my Volvo and beat him by five car lengths. 72 KATHRYN ALIEN £ DUNIPHIN QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 3-C horns 1,2-CSF 2-CAA 3,4-Tumbcling 3,4-Counselor's Assistant 3-Drama 1,3,4. AMBITION: To be a good wife and mother for my fiance, Ken, to make his as happy as I am and to be a good nurse. RICK VERNON DUPONT QHS 1,2,3,4-Block Q 3-T.A. 3-Football 1,2,3-Basketball 1-Out-door club 2,3,4. AMBITION: To win the Chico drinking contest. TROJANS 1970 GLENN RANSOM FARMER QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council-Band 1,2,3,4-Pep band 1,2,3,4-Football 1-Baskctball 1-Bascball 1 AMBITION: To seek and find the truth. NADINE HELEN GALLIAN QHS 3,4-ASF 4-T.A. 4-Drama 4. AMBITION: To see peace in time. ALLEN COPPS GRIFFIN QHS 1,2,3,4-Basketball 2-Baseball 1,2-T.A. 4-Football 1,2-Outstanding player 2. AMBITION: To graduate, do nothing and get paid for it. DANNY JOSEPH GUESS QHS 1,2,3,4-Forestry 3,4-Football 2,3,4. AMBITION: To join the Navy and see the world. 73 CHRISTINE JAN HALL QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 1-Work Experience 4-SSS 3,4-Concessions 1,2-Art Club 3-GAA 1,2,3-Track 4-T. A. 3,4-Junior Prom Princess 3. AMBITION: To live a happy and successful life and to be rid of the existing K.B. CANDYCE LYNN HASKILL QHS 4. AMBITION: To regain the happiness I left behind. TROJANS 1970 CHARLES DAVID HENTHORN QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-AMBITION: To rebuild my Desoto and outrun Lester's Cad. BARBARA AUGUSTA HERRICK QHS 1,2,3,4-Concessions 1,2,3,4-GAA 1,2,3,4-Counselor's Assistant 4-Track 3. AMBITION: Live a long, happy life. WILLIAM LEE JESTER V ‘ QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 3-Outdoor Club 1.2.3.4- Block Q 4-Basketball 1,2,4-Baseball 1.2.3.4- Tumbling 3-Ski Club 1,2,3,4-Forestry 3-Football 1,2,4-Most Valuable Player 4. AMBITION: Major in P.E. and be a football coach at QHS. DIANA LYNELLE JONES QHS 3,4-Yearbook 4-Pine Breeze 4-Band 3-Pep Band 3-Rally Committee 3,4-CSF 3,4-GAA 3.4- Track 3-Office Staff 3-Songleader 4. Pep Club 3,4-Library Assistant 3-Drill Team Instructor 4. AMBITION: To go to college, get married, and make the people around me happy. 74 KENNETH BILL JONES QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Couhcil 3-Outdoor Club 1,2,3, 4-Block Q 4-Football 1,2. AMBITION: Get the 1970 Haipo of the year award. LINDA MAURENE JORGENSEN QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 2-Work Experience 3,4-SSS 3,4-GAA 2,3,4 AMBITION: To be happy, young and myself, to succeed in whatever I attempt to do. TROJANS 1970 MITCHELL WAYNE KIDDER QHS 1,2,3,4-Football 1. AMBITION: To follow in brother Dan's sea life and become a man of the sea to seek out and destroy Moby Dick. PAMELA LEA KIDDER QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 1,2-Work Experience 3,4-AMBITION: To become a nurse and always be happy with Danny. IRETA RAE IARSON QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Treas. 1-Drama Club 1-Pep Club 4-T. A. 4-Counselor's Assistant 3-Homc-coming Princess 2-Tournament Queen 4. AMBITION: To live in an ivy covered castle. I'll be happy forever. NADINE ELLEN LAWSON QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-GAA 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-Counselor's Assistant 3,4-Office Staff 4. AMBITION: To show my father, brothers, and a few unchosen people that I have the drive and move on to bigger and better tilings and Attend the Southern Sloat University. 75 MICKAEL JO LEAVY QHS 1,2,3,4-Basketball 1. AMBITION: To live til I die. ROBERT EDWARD LEE QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Body VP 4-Student Council 2,4-Chorus 1,4-SSS 3,4-Outdoor Club 1,2-Block Q 2.3.4- Basketball 1,2,3,4-Baseball 1,2,3,4-Track 1,2,4-T.A. 3.4- Football 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Go to Chico State and play football and be a success in life. TROJANS 1970 RICKl ALLEN LOUNSBURY P • QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Pres. 4- Yearbook 4-SSS 3,4-Block Q 3,4-T.A. 3.4- Basketball 4-Junior Prom Prince 3-AMBITION: To be happy and hope everyone realizes what happiness is worth. DAVID NATHAN MACAW QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 4-SSS 3,4-Student Court 4-CSF 2.3.4- Scicnce Club 4-Photo Club-Ski Club 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To go to Sloat University and flunk. KEN LEE MARSHALL QHS 1,2,3,4-Outdoor Club 2,3. AMBITION: To find a hair straightner that really works. KATHYRN MARIE MAYFIELD QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 4-Work Experience 4-T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To live and to know 76 DAVID CLINTON McELROY QHS 1,2,3,4-Outdoor Club 3,4. AMBITION: To buy my own railroad and be the bum that rides it. SUSAN ELAINE McELROY QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,3,4-Pep Band 2,3,4-GAA 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To always be happy and help others to be just as happy. TROJANS 1970 DAVID CRAIG McKEE QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,3-Pep Band 2, 3-CSF-Photo Club 2-Out -door Club 1,2,3,4-Football 1. AMBITION: To buy Harpo a rake. BARBARA JEAN McKEVITT QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Treas. 4-Work Experience 4-SSS 3,4-Rally Committee 3,4-CSF 2,4-GAA 2,3,4-Cheerleader 2,3. AMBITION: To become a successful free lance illustrator and live in a small villa on the Mediteranean. DARRELL WAYNE MILLER QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,3,4-Pep Band 1,2,3,4-Block Q 3-Baseball 1,2,3,4-Wrestling 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-Football 1,2,3,4-Outstanding player 2. -Track 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To live long enough to? MICHEAL ALLEN MILLER QHS 1,2,3,4- AMBITION: To be a Civil Engineer and marry D.S. 77 AARON EVERARDO MORALES QHS 4-Pine Breeze 4-Block Q 4-Baseball 4-Track 4-Tumbling 4-T.A. 4- Political Science 4-Poetry Club 4-Football 4. AMBITION: To be myslef and be happy. DEBRA DARLENE MORGAN QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 4-Chorus 2,4-Work Experience 3-SSS 3,4-Concessions 1,2-Rally Committee 4-AFS 2,3-Art Club 3-Outdoor Club 4-FHA 1-CAA 1,2,3,4-Track 1,2,3,4-T.A. 2, 3,4-Pep Club 2,3,4-Library Assistant 1,2-Ski Club 1,2,3,4-Cheerleader 4. AMBITION: To always be happy and to lead a full and successful life. TROJANS 1970 JAMES EDWARD MURPHY QHS 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To live a long life, free of Viet Nam. KENNETH EUGENE NELSON QHS 1,2,3,4-Concessions 1,2-Track 1,2,4-Wrestling 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-Football 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To become a teacher and help kids like Blust. BONNIE LYNN NICHOLS QHS 3,4-Yearbook 4-Office Staff 4-Pep Club 4. AMBITION: To be a career girl and have all the fun of living a bachlorette, just like Norma. DON ALLEN OLSON QHS 1,2,3,4-Art Club 1,2,4-Baseball 1,2,4-Tumbling 1,2,4-Football 1,2. AMBITION: To become an airline pilot. f 78 JOEOLLIE PATILLOR v HS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-Basketball 1,3,4-T.A. 4-Football 1,2. AMBITION: To become a Black leader, Industrial art teacher. JAMES PHILIP PAYNE QHS 2,3,4-Student Council 4-SSS 3,4-CSF 4-Science Club 4-Student Court 3,4-Baseball 2,3,4-Wrestling 3-T.A. 4-Chess Club 3,4-Rocket Club 3. AMBITION: To become a meteorologist and live where there are no cities with their smog, garbage, and synthetic people. TROJANS 1970 MELLANIE ELAINE PIERCE HS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 4-Class Pres. 1-Class Sec. and Treas. 3-Chorus 1,2-SSS 3,4-Rally Committee 1,2,3,4-CSF 2-CAA 3,4-T.A. 3,4-Home-coming Princess 3-Junior Prom Princess 3-Cheerleader 2,4. AMBITION: To look within myself and find the reassurances and answers to my conflicts and hopes today. TIMOTHY CAERLD PITLOCK QHS 1,2,3,4-Yearbook 2-Photo Club 1,2-Outdoor Club 1,2,4-Block Q 3,4-Basketball 1,4-Baseball 1,2,4-T.A. 4. AMBITION: To become a rich bachelor, and own a sports car, and be a business partner of Hugh's. AUGUSTA LYNNE PORTER t HS 1,2,3,4-Band 1 -Chorus 1,3,4-Work Experience 4-Rally Committee 4-GAA 2,3,4-Tumbling 2,3,4-Pep Club 4-Mascot 4. AMBITION: To fullfill the truth of happiness so I can start a platoon of little privates and always be happy with my Daffy. PATTIE ANNE PRINCE QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Treas. 4-Chorus 1,2-Work Experience 4-SSS 3-Concessions 1,2,3,4-GAA 3,4-T.A. 3. AMBITION: To marry Gordon and go to school to become a teacher. 79 SIDNEY WALLACE ROBERTS QHS 1,2,3,4-Yearbook 4-Pine Breeze 3,4-Band 1,2,3,4-Pep Band 2,3,4-SSS 3,4-Photo Club 1,2,3,4-Basketball 1-Track 2,4-Wrestling 3-T.A. 4. AMBITION: To make it in a world that 99 times out of 100 is going the opposite direction you want.it to. AMmcc NORMA JEAN RUPERT QHS 2,3,4. TROJANS 1970 ALICE JANE SARGENT QHS 3,4-Yearbook 4-Band 3,4-Pep Band 3,4-Work Experience 4-CSF 4-GAA 4-Tumbling 3,4. AMBITION: To seek God's will for my life and carry out His plan, to always be happy and make others around me happy. JULIE ANN SEEBER QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Sec-Treas. 2-Office Staff 3,4. AMBITION: To live to see the time when all people are united as one. DALE MARC SIDENER QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 2-Class Pres. 3-Band 1,2-Pep Band 1,2-SSS 3,4-CSF 1-Outdoor Club 1,2,3-Block Q 3,4-Football 1,2,4-Most Valuable Player 4-T.A. 3. AMBITION: To become a mad scientist and try to discover a hair straighterner for Kenny Marshall's and Ken Jones' millions of kinks. MARVIN MILTON SIMPSON QHS 1,2,3,4. 80 RITA JOYCE SIMS QHS 4.-AMBITION: To enjoy life, and never have a worry. ROYCE JAMES SMITH QHS 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4.-AMBITION: To travel around the world and then go into the Air Force. TROJANS 1970 SHERRI LYNN SPUEHLER QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 1,2,3-FHA 2-T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To make as many people as I can happy. CARY LYNN STALLIONS QHS 1,2,3,4-Block Q 1,2,3,4-SSS 3,4-Rally Committee 1,2,3,4-Outdoor Club 1,2,3-Basketball 1,2,3,4-Baseball 1,2,3,4-T.A. 4-Junior Prom Prince 3. AMBITION: To stay out of the way of flying articles. RICHARD ARTHUR STORTS QHS 1,2,3,4-Studcnt Council 1,2,3-SSS 3-Student Court 3-CSF 1,2,4-Block Q 1,2,4-Wrcstling 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 4-T.A. 4-Foot-ball 1,3. AMBITION: Set up a private, perpetual still, and use Gatorade labels so it will be legal for athletes. MICHAEL CHARLES TABORSKI QHS 2,3,4-Student Council 4-Class V.P. 4-SSS 3-Rally Committee 4-Block Q 3,4-Football 3,4-Outstanding player 4-Pcp Club 4-T.A. 2,3,4-Senior Ball King 4. AMBITION: Go to college and major in P.E. and become a P.E. teacher, a coach, and be with Keri. 81 DANIEL MARK TURNER QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 4-Forestry-Outdoor Club 1,2,3,4-Track 1,2-Football 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To go to college here and major in wildlife management and get my degree in wildlife management and live a happy life with Christi. ROGER WILLIAM WATENPAUCH QHS 3,4. TROJANS1970 CAROL LOUISE WERSTLER QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 3,4-GAA 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3-Counselor's Assist. 4. AMBITION: To reach my goals and be happy. VAN ELWIN WHIPPLE QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 2,4-Photo Club 1,2-T.A. 4-Political Science-Drama 4. AMBITION: To go to college and become a radio announcer. JEANNIE MAE WONG QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Body Treas. 4-Student Council 4-Yearbook 3-Work Experience 3,4-SSS 3,4-Concessions 1,2-GAA 1,2,3,4-T.A. 2,3,4. AMBITION: To always be happy and to keep everyone else happy too. ROBERT WILLIAM WRIGHT QHS 1,2,3,4-Baseball 2. AMBITION: That I might someday be able to marry the girl I love and live a long and happy life! 82 LAST Wl HAND TESTAMENT LUIS ALVAREZ - I will my Spanish tongue to Mr. Harlan. BARBARA BABCOCK - To the wonderful people like Deb S. and P. , Lance, Lynne and Chris C. the best in the world. Mr. Riggs my admiration, Quincy High my happiness and Andy my love forever. RANDAL BARLOW - I will to Dryden a new Corvette and to McElroy another prohibition. RANDALL BECK - I, Randy Beck, being of insane mind and fat body do hereby bequeath my balding head to my dad, my scarred nose to Mr. Harlan's dog and my charming sense of humor to the Anthill Gang. KERI BEY - I, Keri Bey, hereby will to Zona my good taste, to Candy some good times, to Mike Taborski more understanding from me and finally to Chris C. and Kerry the strength to ride in the back seat of the Javelin for 500 miles. DENNIS BLACK - I, Dennis Black, being of sound mind and slim body, hereby bequeath to Mr. Aaserude the ability to scrape flies off his ceiling without using a ladder. STEVE BOTTORFF - I will to Dave, Bill and Whip, good luck in their senior year; they'll need it, and to Robbie good luck next year at QMS. To Howard and Mark I will my tumbling ability; they need it. GLENN BOWERMAN - Being the capitalist that I am, I will not will anything to anybody, because 1 treasure all that 1 have. KENNETH BREWSTER - I, Kenny Brewster, being a prolific paragon of human image, do hereby bequeath many years of sunshine to the Lip Family, and, to whom it may concern, my body. EMILY BROCK - To Mr. Crawford my warped T-square. Elaine the wranglers. Jan and Eric my spurs. To Jose my ability to get a B in English. ZONA BROWN - I will to QHS another class like the class of 70 . To Keri, sideburns lor Mike. To Candy the boy she left behind. To KC his car Torpedo. DONNA CASH - I will all my El Dorados to Peaches, S. D. to Ginny, and Chick to Gail. KERRY CHARLTON - I leave Tabo sideburns, Mr. Ray a football team, best of luck to Jay, Stan, Frechery, and Wally, head o' my head and QHS to whom ever wants it. LeROY CHATMAN - I will my slender trim to my brother Larry and my cousins Victor and Warren. RICK CLIFT - I, Richard Dean Clift 1ST will to all the students of QHS the ability to drink a case of beer in one night and still stand up. DEBBIE COLE - I will to Band-Aid (Chris Hall) some sheer strips. CHRIS COOPER - To my nieces Tammy, Angie, and Laura, all the wonderful things in life, to my brother Jeff, some muscles, and to my enemies, Porky-Pig, in hopes that can teach them some manners. RANDY CRABTREE - I will my ability to give the most painful bees to Paul, Rick, and all the underclassmen. DONNA CULLEN - I will to the faculty the ability, patience, and time it will take to see Mark, Tom, Rick, Jim, and Kathy through high school for the next ten years. Good luck! ERNIE DAVIS - I, Ernie Davis, do will my ability to play basketball to my little brother, and all the fun at QHS to my sister. KENNY DAVIS - I offer to anyone unafraid to take it, all the infinity’ of love I hold for them. JANICE DOBRINEN - I will to my brother John, the ability to get along with Mr. Cochran as I have and to Pami Ami and her sailor all the happiness in the world. PATTY DONOVAN- I hereby will to Quincy High School and its surroundings a good rock radio station again, dances in the summertime, more new kids to meet, a steady band teacher, white gym clothes again, more tennis courts out at the park, hotter summers and snow, snow, snow in the winter! KIRK DRYDEN - I, Kirk Dryden, will to all the underclassmen the enjoyment of sports and all I have, to bug! KATHY DUNIPHIN - Tp QHS all the Duniphin's yet to come, to the next nurse's aids class all the bed pans and urinals at the hospital, and to Sam, lots of luck and common sense. RICK DuPONT - I will to Johnsville enough snow to open next season. GLENN FARMER - My love to anyone who will accept it. NADINE GALLION - To F. C. , my false fronts (both of them), to F. V. D. , a donut and to Stridez, my house on Pooh Corner. ALAN GRIFFIN - I will my beard growing ability to anyone who can't grow one. DANNY GUESS - I, Danny Guess will all the success and happiness that I had in QHS to my little sister. CHRIS HALL - i will to Cathy my share of the Volks , to Chris Cooper, her deserted island, hoping it will sink. Too Debbie Cole, Porker , to get on the Ayds plan. CANDY 1LASKILL - I will to Mr. Harlan my sneakiness , to Pam Potvin my former heartaches as the girl back home , and to Motoi -mouth, my good taste. CHARLES HENTHORN - I will to my sister Debra all the fun and happiness, and most of all those great muscle building stairs at QHS. BARBARA HERRICK - I will to Sherri, a car that doesn't stall, to Bill, an orange Corvette, and the happiness of the senior year to all. BILL JESTER - I will, I will, I will, if you will! DIANA JONES - I, Diana Lynelle Jones, being of questionable mind and deprived body, do hereby will and bequeath Grace to Mona, some spirit to the class of 71 , sight to 4-eyes, freedom to the caged spirits, and the unsuspecting world to Linda. KENNY JONES - I will to Whipple a cauliflower ear. LINDA JORGENSEN - I will to Jesse and all my favorite underclassmen bears, my athletic ability', my muscles, and a lot of fun times. MITCH KIDDER - I will my art talent to Brother George and my muscles to Tom Ackley (may Tom be forgiven for his wasting away. ) PAMELA KIDDER - I will P. E. class to anyone who wants it! IRETA LARSON - A pair of boxer shorts to Renee in hopes they won't crawl up her roast. NADINE LAWSON - 1 will to Patty and Carol my 1962 German tank, to Mr. Schiedt, the privilege to sit on the Sloat bench and drink beer, and to Mrs. Howe many more rubber knees. MIKE LEAVY - I will to Larry Chapman my ability to stay out of trouble in my senior year. I also will him a roast. ROBERT LEE - I, Robert E. Lee Jr., will to Micheal my patiences, to the eighth grade boys find a bag , and love to all my sisters. RICK LOUNSBURY - 1 will to Robin Lynn and my brother Dave forever happiness. DAVID MAGAW - 1 will, to any junior who will need it next year, my ability to dodge unidentified flying objects thrown by fellow classmates in Physics. KEN MARSHALL - 1 will my body to Maxine Borges so that she will look better, and to heada my head. KATHYRN MAWIELD - I will to Colleen my long lovely hair and to Gail the ability to get away with everything I couldn't. DAVID McELROY - I will to Barlow a new pair of lungs and my one lone cigar. SUSAN McELROY - I, Susan McElroy, will my 6th grade sister Melinda to Mrs. Howe in hopes she has as much athletic ability as myself. DAVID McKEE - Too bad, that's really too bad. Ah gee, that's really to bad, gosh, darn. BARBARA McKEVITT - I will to Carol my happiness, Mary my waist and to Mark 1 will my will. DARRELL MILLER - I, Darrell Wayne Miller, being of great genius and miniature size, do hereby will and bequeath my miniature size to Sharon and my great genius to Barbara Dore. MIKE MILLER - I leave the school to my brother, the teachers to my sister, and the wonderful thought of one more year at lx?me to AARON MORALES - I will all my Snanish ability to all the students planning to take Spanish in the future. DEBBIE MORGAN - 1, Debbie Morgan, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath to my brother Mark all the fun and happiness I have had at QHS. Jon N. , Danny W. , Larry C. , Gary L. , and Debbie P. , the fun of being a senior, and to all, the enjoyment of never having to look in the past to find happiness. JAMES MURPHY - I leave all of these stairs to anyone who wants them. KENNY NELSON - I will my outstanding brain to Moose Blust and my worn out car tires and wrestling skills to my brothers. BONNIE NICHOLS - I, Bonnie Nichols, will to my brother Jon enough spare tires to last him through his senior year. To Elsie and Tom the year 1974, and to all the friends I made here at Quincy: Happiness! DON OLSON - Censored. JOE PATILLOR - 1, Piggy Patillor, will my basketball skills to my brother Tommy, and to all my brothers and sisters I will all of my Black Power and to Keep the Faith. JIM PAYNE - I, Jim Payne, being of sound mind and half a body, do hereby will to my sister, my ability to stay out of trouble and to Debbie, Sheila, and Don, the powers of the Student Service Society and the Student Court. MELLANIE PIERCE - I will to Dolly West a shining star in hopes that it will prevail over all the times of darkness for her and Bob. TIM PITLOCK - I will to QHS all the help it needs. LYNNE PORTER - I will to Mr. Riggs the phew bird, Mrs. Howe all my broken shoe laces, Larry my ability to drive, and Mr. Scheidt my ability to type. PATTIE PRINCE - I will Mr. Cochran to the upcoming Work Experience kids, and to my sister Louise, all those stairs. SID ROBERTS - I will my job as annual photographer to any poor unfortunate soul that happens to be chosen. Also my slightly used road map to Wyoming. JANE SARGENT - I, Jane Sargent, will that which has been willed to me by the class of 69 , the sexiest toe in the Senior class to Susan Engle and next year's better flutes and piccalos to Barbara Dore. JULIE SEEBER - I will the drugstore gossips to anyone who is foolish enough to think their private life can be kept private. DALE SIDENER - 1 will to my brother, Kim, all of the goofy times I've had at QHS, and the nickname Heada to any junior having superior capacity to be awarded such a name. RETA SIMS - I will to Gayle Scott part of me I don't want, and the rest good memories. ROYCE SMITH - I, Royce Smith, will to Speed all the potatoes she can eat, and to Miss Roulsten the enjoy- ment of straightening her own books. SHERRI SPUEHLER - I will to Susie and Elsie a happy and enjoyable Senior year, and to Michelle I leave the honor of being able to stand and yell Seniors. GARY STALLIONS - I, Gary Lynn Stallions the 1ST, will to Larry Chapman, John Nichols, and Gary Logan the ability to keep their mouths SHUT. And to Hedda -- my head. DICK STORTS - I leave behind me all that is too slow to keep up and one ink pen for Don Magaw. MICHAEL TABORSKI - I, Mike Taborski, being of an unsore body, will my ability to stay clean-cut to Stallions, Clift, and Charlton. DAN TURNER - I will to Cristi all the fun at QHS I have had and everything I've got which isn't much, and all the happiness in marriage. ROGER WATENPAUGH - I, Roger Watenpaugh, leave all the commodes (in one piece) in Quincy High School to the faculty. CAROL WERSTLER - I will no brains lots of luck because she needs it and also to Sherri, 5Gfc worth of gas. JEANNIE WONG - I will to April all the happiness in QHS, and to Mrs. Howe the last of the Wong clan. To Mr. Ralph Riggs— The bird of Paridise . VAN WHIPPLE - Being of sound mind and body?? I will my ability to get shot down in arguments to Janet and my fabulous spelling to Mr. Von Grey. ROBERT WRIGHT - I will my parking space in the parking lot to Dolly if she' ever gets a car. MOST INTELLIGENT ACROPOLIS: Senior Hall of Fame MOST INDEPENDENT BEST PERSONALITY CRAZIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED BEST LOOKING Debbie Cole and Kerry Charlton. CLASS FAVORITES SENIOR FREE TIME That's our Student Body President again, but this time he's in the dog house.. .uh, garbage can? But, Mr. Burns Some seniors are known to spend their free time sleeping! Rick! wake up! Is that Marvin reading! Dick Storts WITH ALL THAT PRACTICE, BOB WRIGHT SHOULD BE QUITE AN ACROBAT BY NOW. Kenny Davis Ireta Larson NORMA RUPERT SAT ON THE PARK BENCH LONC BEFORE THE REST OF US. NO WONDER SHE CAUGHT HER MAN BEFORE WE DID. Do You Recognize These SENIOR BABIES Trojans? Debbie Cole THIS IS OUR STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT?! Barbara McKevitt Zona Brown WITH CERTS, IF SHE KISSED YOU ONCE, SHE'LL KISS YOU AGAIN. RIGHT? BARBARA McKEVITT AND DAVE McKEE. UNDERCLASSMEN Greeks in their Classic Period were striving for democracy, freedom of the human spirit, and a classless society. But not that kind of classlessness. Even their great tutors found that we have to teach by steps, or classes. Aristotle and Aristophanes knew that man grows from silly to stately, from sophomoric to scholarly, by steps. Keep stumbling, 'underclassmates. CLASS OFFICERS: President, Bill Lash; Vice-President, Sheila Gossett; Treasurer, Larry Chatman; Secretary, Darla Janeway CLASS OF 1971 RF.Tsecond brightest stars in the const ell at ion” were labeled Betas by early astronomers. Certainly some junioi citizens in our Trojan slciety have reach- jmr ed that stellar, scintillating school status. Aiken, Tom Albert, Mike Ashton, John Barton, Bonnie Bellamy, Kerry Benedict, Danielle Blust, Jeff Bodenham, Pam Bowen, Kay Carden, Chuck Carr, Stan Chapman, Larry Cokor, Janet Cullen, Mark Davis, Susan 92 Edwards, Dorothy Edwards, Steve Eidson, Mary Eiszele, Rick Ellwood, Melanie Engle, Susan Lawry, Darlene Farmer, John Farris, Susan Fisher, Debbie Forbes, Debbie Forcino, Dennis Francis, Mark Furry, Doug Gossett, Sheila Gray, Legena Gulick, Diane Hall, Cathy Handlin, Sharon Heater, Bettie Hedin, Rodney Huntington, Robin James, Janet Janeway, Darla Johnson, Bert 93 Jones, Cheryl Karge, Kent Lambert, Norman Laplander, Mike Lash, Bill Leonhardt, Kris Logan, Gary Lokeman, Nicky Lounsbury, David Lutrell, David Manning, Phillip Marshall, Scott McClain, Michelle McColm, Cindy McElroy, Dennis McKnight, James McNie, Paul Miller, Carolyn Mitchem, Arnold Mosley, Romona Moulton, Stanley Newell, Bruce Nichols, Jon Nordt, Mike Norman, Mike dinger, Lester Olmstead, Christine Penland, Donald Perkins, Bill Price, Debbie Pricer, Carol Richards, Jean Ann Rimbey, Glen Risley, Gail Rayan, David Scott, Gayle Scott, Mike Sevier, Pamela Shields, Sherri Sidles, Debbie Sorosinski, Mike Smith, Deborah Stratton, David Stites, Susan Strang, Melvina Sundquist, Elsie Swanson, David Tarantino, Lucille Thomas, Blanche Thornburg, Cliff Tole, Kevin Turnbaugh, Becky Van de Mark, Terry Veliotes, Katina Vogt, Gail Volkema, Don Volmer, Maria Walimaki, Jacob Waugh, Mike Werstler, David Whipple, Keith Wilcox, Ralph Wilson, Danial Wilken, Sandy Walters, Charles Wren, Nancy CLASS OF 1972 GAMMA-- Fractional, the third in le any series, ■ reeks alsagave us the word sophomore” for teii|h graders : ”Stu | ents conceited and pretentious but crude and ignorant. Strive on tow ■ d sophistication, Sophomores. CLASS OFFICERS: Middle, President, Scott Detrick; Front, Vice-President, Debbie Pauly; Back, Sec.-Treasurer, Pam Potvin Ackley, Tom Ader, Gail Aiken, Leland Allingham, John Bader, Kim Barrett, Deborah Belvin, Verl Benedict, Clay Black, Lowell Blancett, Jan Bloom, Carl Borges, Maxine Bradford, Christine Bradford, Greg Brewster, David Brock, Elaine Brys, Jacie Burns, Lee Barton, Donna Charlton, Walt Clark, Bobbi Cokor, Matt Compton, Cynthia Cortez, Betty Cullen, Tom Cunningham, Cliff Dean, Kelly Deen, Nancy Detrick, Scott Dore, Barbara Duniphin, Sandy Ellis, Diana Forbes, Betsy Frantz, Mitch Garner, Loretta Garner, Pamela Gott, Debbie Grant, Linda Hager, Steve Hammill, John Harris, Cheryl Harrison, Keith Heater, Stacey Henson, Stanley Hentschel, Tom Hetrick, Jack Holbrook, Rick Hopkins, Debbie Householder, Lori Hughes, Howard Jester, Teresa Johnson, Craig Johnston, Alice Jones, Jon Jones, Mark Jorgenson, Jesse 97 Kibbee, Tom Kindrick, Ray Krois, Linda Lambert, Carol Laplander, Esther Lawry, Debbie Lawry, Debbie Lile, Mark Lindhe, Debbie Magaw, Don Maker, Warren Mansell, Tommy Martin, Henry Martinez, Frank McLean, Steven McCormick, Stuart Miller, Cheryl Miller, Sharon Mosley, Mary Murphy, Jay Olivas, John Pauly, Debbie Payne, Darren Pinelli, Laurie Potvin, Pam Prince, Forrest Ramelli, Bonnie Redkey, Doug Rhodes, Rick Ridge, Jerry Sevier, Harlon Sims, Rickey Stagner, Cliff Ste. Marie, Renee Story, Mike Stough, Randy Stratton, Shaun Tarantino, Cathy Thomas, Jimmy Turner, Mike Van Fossen, Cliff West, Dolly Whiting, Stan Wilson, Kathy CLASS OF 1973 DELTA -The fourth Greek letter symbolizes something variable or a thing base or basis. ” So Delta surekr applies to our Frosh who are getting their basic training for high school M and, well, just now case can you get? CLASS OFFICERS: President, Dave Duncan; Vice-President, Christy Fisherj Sec.-Treasurer, Mary Perotti Adair, Lorie Ayotte, Steve Beck, Chris Black, Dana Black, Lance Bottorff, Kevin Bozeman, Carolyn Compton, Caryn Curnow, Tom Davis, Ellis Detrick, Bruce Detrick, Diane Dingel, Diana Dobrinen, John Douglass, Scott Dryden, Christy' Duncan, Dave DePont, Nina Enochs, Linda Forbes, Dianne 99 Forcinio, Robert Fisher, Cristi Gallian, Raymund Goings, Johnny Gray, Leslye Hager, Mark Hampton, James Heater, Eddie Herbst, Mike Holt, John Howe, Ross Houser, Debbie Howell, Andy Hughes, Donald Hughes, Douglas Jenks, Debbie Kidder, Georgie Lancaster, John Lindhe, Diana Logan, Terri Marian, Teresa Martes, Tom Martinsen, Thomas McColm, Leslie McKevitt, Carol McLean, Bonnie Meilan, Jerry Miller, Gary Miller, Marlon Moser, Mike Nelson, Dean Norman, Douglas Oels, Sheri Olivas, Mike 100 Olson, Steve Orange, Bob Parsons, Cheryl Penland, Laurie Perotti, Mari Pierson, Leanna Poetzsch, Mike Porter, Monty Potvin, Steve Quigley, Mike Richards, Kathy Roloff, Dick Savage, Janice Schake, Daniel Sevier, Marcia Sevy, Lynn Shields, Frank Sidener, Kim Smith, Mike Squires, Shellie Standford, Melinda Steiff, Steven Stites, Joann Stockton, Wesley Strotman, Kathy Sutton, Clifford Swanson, Becky Thompson, Judy Valey, Ricky Wert, Terry Whiting, Steve Williams, Alan Windle, David Wong, April 101 CLASS OF 1974 I EPSILON-- Fifth in importance, trivial in number, this Greek letter i in Huxley’s BRAVE NEW WORLl D meant tfee lowest of hum- ans. Be i brave, eighth grade Eps|lons, as you strug- gle up Olympia's tortuous slopes. CLASS OFFICERS: President, Kenny Risley; Far right, Vice-President, Bruce McKay; Middle, Sec.-Treasurer, Donna Price Abemety, Cindy Adair, Lonny Althouse, Kylie Armijo, Debbie Babcock, John Bailey, Sam Bahr, David Bellamy, Don Beverly, Larry Beverly, Victor Black, Vonn Blust, Mark Bradford, Celeste Bresciani, Gina Buck, Twyla Cameron, Curtis Cash, Larry Chapman, Richard Charlton, Ellene Cooper, Randy Cullen, Ricky Deen, Marie Delaney, Peggy Detrick, David Donnelly, Marcia Eiszele, Lori Farris, Sharon Ferguson, Karen Forcino, Larry Galon, Melanie Glover, Barbara Grant, Timothy Grown, Marla Guess, Debbie Hamm ill, Bob Hays, Dale Henderson, Sherie Henthom, Debbie Hill, Kimberly Hockenson, Jill Horton, Ronald Householder, Sherri Humbird, Toni Huntington, Marjorie Jones, Ginger Kandt, Berniece Kelley, Russell Kinzie, Gary Klein, Sam Kolb, Kevin Krois, Mary Lash, Tim Lawry, Robert Lile, Gary Litrell, Gail Malarkey, Judy Mansell, John Martinez, Bobby Martinez, Ed Martinez, Raymond McClain, Robin McCormick, Robin McElroy, John McKay, Bruce McNie, Joanne Means, Curtis Mills, Gene Myers, James Nelson, Louis Nicklin, Teresa Nicklin, Virgil Parsons, Kay Patillor, Tommy Pauly, Cindy Penn, Mike Pierson, Fred Porter, Larry Price, Donna Prince, Louise Quigley, Patrick Rhodes, Lori Risley, Ken Roberts, Camille Rodgers, Debbie Ross, Genarise Rutherford, Jo Sharp, Mary Ann Sidles, Robin Smith, Becky Smith, Mike Spears, Rick Spindel, Terry Stagner, Missy Steele, Steve Ste. Marie, Jerry Stites, Loren Storts, Marcy Stratton, Roger Summers, David Sutton, Vicki Swanson, Ellen TenBroeck, Tara Thornburg, Rodney Togstad, Randy Turnbaugh, Chris Tush, Barry Valey, Edna Varner, Guy Volkema, Helen Waistell, Ron Walke, David West, Nancy Whipple, Gayle Wilson, Terrie Wolters, George CLASS OF 1975 ZETA-- ’’Sixth in importance the bottoml Tgfi school heirarchy Src our zaiifiji bal-ous, zestful, seventh graders. More lordly Ureeks, the upper classmen, may figure this for zero, but it Joes add zip to our campus. I At CLASS OFFICERS: President, Jeff Ray; Vice-President, Jan Howard; Sec.-Treasurer, Wendy Klein Abbey, Peggy Ackley, Don Ader, Linda Azevedo, Colleen Beail, Bob Belvin, Lawrence Bernard, Brenda Borneman, William Bradford, Hope Brewster, Wesley Brock, Janice Cameron, Bobbi Carey, Renee Cokor, Dennis Compton, Brian Cortez, Elizabeth Cortez, Rose Crabtree, Linda Curtis, Debra Deen, Kathy Detrick, Bob Duncan, Deborah Ellwood, Mike Ferguson, Christine I Forbes, Denice Galon, Joe Garner, Carlene Gluyas, Cristy Gossett, Barry Gulick, Susan Hampton, Jenny Hays, Rusty Heater, Karen Hedrick, Heather Howard, Eward Howard, Jan 2 V Howell, Sandy Hubbell, Debbie Hughes, Elaine Jenks, Jenny Jester, Bobby Johnson, Paul 3 Y Kibbee Klein, Kolb, Valerie Wendy Lauren Krois, Vicky Kurpjuweit, Kinzie, Tim Cynthia Laplander, Debbie Lawson, Scott xX7£ Lear, Raymond 4 Lee, Laurie Leiber, Lori i Lindsey, Bonnie Logan, Ronnie t S Lounsbu Cathy Magaw, Marian, Daniel John Martin, Martinez, Mathes, Mayfield, McColm, Robert Manuela Melissa Coleen Susie McLean, Cindy Meilan, Terry Mitchell, David Morgan, Mark Morlet, Christine Murphy, Edna •? 7 Ridge, Risley, Roberts, Ross, Johnny Mike Stephanie Cynthia Schmidt, Schmidt| Carlynn Tom Seaton, Skillern, Patsy Stephen Smith, Sheri � Donna Spindel, Tom Stites, Stockton, Debbie Mike Strotman, Tarantino, Thomas, Thompson, vThurs, Debbie , Laurie Loren Peggy Cynthia . ZL- Tobias, Vera Wilken, Ronald Torrent W. Warren Wilson, Jeff ? fVarner, Joy Volkema, Karen Walimaki, Loretta Walker, Sherri 1 Wiley, Frederick UNDERCLASSMEN Debbie, do try to control your emotions. We're coming to take you away, HO HO. AT PLAY AND WORK 108 Count your fingers? ADMINISTRATION We have a Pantheon and a Parthenon, so we must needs have us a Pentagon or headquarters for the systems of government. And when a school system is good and runs smoothly, then the humanistic philosophy becomes reality. The Classic Greeks were humane and efficient with their systems. Their citizenry believed in being part of government, and they honored their statesmen, leaders, and orators. We hope our Pentagon keeps working that way. ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL: Mr. Vincent Burns IS SHE LAUGHING? VICE-PRINCIPAL: Mr. Don Penland. r v 110 Troy was once besieged for ten years. Administrations are besieged eternally, at least in the sense that each school day means new situations to be dealt with—a myriad of planning, details, diplomacy, and doing. A school's administration and staff must make the whole system function towaid one philosophy and purpose, that of schooling. Grecians believed that learning was of the utmost importance. Even that word philosophy is Greek, meanig the love of wisdom. So the philosophy of the school and the practical day-to-day business of functioning comes from its administration. From its cleanly custodians to its caloric cafeteria to compatable counseling to cheerful attendance clerks to its competent capital (and to even an occasional courteous chastising), we'll remerabei Troy's administrative harmony and humanity. mm OFFICE ASSISTANTS Mrs. Scarlett FRONT ROW: Left to Right: N. Lawson, C. Cooper, J. Seeber, G. Vogt, B. Nichols, BACK ROW: M. Eidson, S. Davis, P. Douglass. Mr. Farris gives Gary Stallions a little helpful advice. MR. FARRIS AND HIS HELP LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Herrick, C.Werstler, D. Lawry, B. McKevitt,. MRS. DEAN PREPARES FOR ANOTHER DAY YOU SAY YOU FAILED? IT'S DARK IN THERE! YOU FELL OVER WHAT? WHEN YOU WERE CHASING WHOM? Rubber stamps and rubber tree plants add life not only LIBRARY ASSISTANTS to magazine racks at our library, but also to its cheerful atmosphere. SEATED: Left To Right: R. Ste. Marie R. Walters, M. Story. STANDING: R. Smith, M.Cokor. NOT SHOWN: K. Brewster, W. Charlton, C. Compton, V. Compton, E. Davis, B. Heater, G. Miller, G. Scott, V. Whipple. Quincy High Without Our Cooks. .. V I Thank you, Mrs. Trowbridge. Those pizzas will taste good. Mrs. Detrick prepares a brain food, celery for the needy students. Custodians. .. Their tasks vary: Mr. Householder and Mr. Galon fix Mr. Seitz and Mr. a locker, while... i n • and Bus Drivers Driving our students safely to and from school, we have from left to right, Mr. Brazil, Mrs. Hard, Mr. Householder, Mr. Sargent (not shown is Mrs. Foster)..... Jester take care of the ice box goodies. and Mrs. Detrick. Troy Without a Horse OUR THANKS TO THESE PATRONS AMERICAN VALLEY LUMBER YARD P. 0. Box 627, Quincy AYOOB'S DRY GOODS STORE P. O. Box A, Quincy BANK OF AMERICA 350 Main St., Quincy BARLOW CONSTRUCTION P. O. Box 506, Quincy BOB'S FINE FOODS 525 West Main, Quincy CAL-WESTERN STATES LIFE INS. Ron Logan, P. O. Box 478 Quincy, California CARL'S DRIVE IN Main Street, Quincy CAROLYN'S DRESS SHOP Main Street, Quincy E. F. MARQUARDT P. O. Box 478, Quincy FRANTZ ELECTRIC 583 W. Jackson, Quincy G E CAFE Highway 70, E. Quincy GRAY’S FLOWER GARDEN Highway 70, Quincy FAGAN’S AUTO SERVICE East Quincy HOWE DISTRIBUTED COMPANY Box 717, Quincy JACK WAY, OAKLAND CAMP Rt. 1, Box 730, Quincy KELLY'S BARBER SHOP 509 Main St., Quincy KNOTTY PINE BEAUTY SALON 507 Main St., Quincy LARIAT LODGE Highway 70, E. Quincy THE LITHO SHOP 467 Main St., Quincy LOUNSBURY RICHFIELD SERVICE East Main Street, Quincy MAC’S VARIETY GIFTS Main Street, Quincy MATTICE TIRE SERVICE 2007 Main, East Quincy McLEAN’S PLUMBING Box 479, East Quincy MOUNTAIN DISTRIBUTING CO. Quincy, California THE PATIO 2004 E. Main, Quincy P.G. E. Main Street, Quincy PIONEER PLAZA LAUNDRY E. C. Margrave, E. Quincy PLUMAS GAS AND APPLIANCE Cal Gas, East Quincy PLUMAS MOTOR SUPPLY 134 E. Main, Quincy THE POLKA DOT 2031 E. Main, E. Quincy QUINCY DRUG STORE P. O. Box 1107, Quincy QUINCY MERCANTILE 458 Main St. Quincy REXALL DRUG STORE Main Street, Quincy RANCHITO MOTEL' East Quincy, California SEARS CATALOGUE SALES Main Street, Quincy S H MEAT MARKET Main Street, Quincy SEMAN'S GROCERY Main Street, Quincy SPANISH CREET MOTEL P.O. Box 617, Quincy STATE FARM INSURANCE West Stockton, Calif. STORY REALTY Frank Gasper, Quincy THRIFTY TV APPLIANCE SERVICE Thomas Newell, P. O. Box 1261 Quincy, California WARYWODAS P.O. Box 971, Quincy WARDS CATALOGUE STORE Main Street, Quincy WARDMAN FLYING SERVICE Highway 70, Quincy WESTERN AUTO STORE Main Street, Quincy WONDERLAND BAKERY Main Street, Quincy 115 We remember a gentle smile. . .patience. . .ready helping hand willingness to learn, to listen, and to understand. We remember quiet cheerfulness. . .comfort. . .company. . .trust Let this be our standard: His promise now is Us. We'll Remember ■