Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

3 1 THE “PINE” STAFF PRESENTS 7 BUILDING AN EMPIRE 1973 VOLUME XLIX QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL PINE STAFF PUBLICATIONS QUINCY, CALIFORNIA PINE STAFF ’73 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Brenda Wilcox BUSINESS EDITOR: Teresa Marian PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Fred Pierson JUNIOR EDITOR: Robert Lawry JUNIOR BUSINESS EDITOR: Sherri Householder 2 As you turn through the pages of this book, may you wander once more through the memories of the past years, recalling the happiest hours, best loved scenes, the valued friends, and may the pictures we have chosen help to make your memories more vivid throughout the passing years. The 73 PINE staff TABLE OF CONTENTS SENIORS............................... 5 ATHLETICS............................ 29 CAMPUS LIFE ......................... 50 ORGANIZATIONS ....................... 54 CLASSES ............................. 78 ACTIVITIES........................... 94 FACULTY, ADMINISTRATION .. .. 100 SENIOR OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Becky Swanson, Vice President, Teresa Marian, President, Leslie McColm, and Secretary, Bonnie McLean. AND ADVISORS Twelve years ago, our Seniors of 73 started wandering down the Yellow Brick Road. Their destination however, wasn’t Oz, but Disneyland. During their crowning year, our senior class worked mightly to finance their trip to Anaheim and the fabled Disneyland. And the class was led to higher achievements throughout the year by their faithful officers. Class President Leslie McColm aided in keeping up school spirit and enthusiasm. Even though it has been said that our class hasn't much spirit, the SPIRIT of 73 WILL NEVER DIE!!! 6 ADVISOR: MR. WHITING CHRISTINE C. BECK QHS 1,2, 3,4- Band 1,2,3- Concessions 1- Homemaking Club 1-G.A.A. 1,2,3,4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4- AMBITION: To find myself before it's to late and if there's enough time, help others to find themselves, also if it's God's will then I'll join the Peace Corps (I hope). MICHELE BEHRICK QHS 4- Office Assistant 4- Chorus 4. LARRY L. BAILEY QHS 3,4- Band 4- Photo Club 3,4-Teacher's Assistant 3, 4- AMBITION: To become as good a teacher as Mr. Sonnenburg. DANA W. BLACK QHS 1,2, 3,4- Student Body V. P. 4-Student Council 4- Pep Club 4-Rally Committee 4- Political Science A.S.F. 4-C.S.F. 3,4-Sr. High Science Club 4- Block Q 1,2, 3,4- Rocket Club 4- Teacher's Assistant 4- Basketball 1,2,3,4-Football 2- Track 2- Baseball 3,4-Senior Ball King 4. STEVE AYOTTE QHS 1,2, 3,4- Pep Club 3,4-Outdoor Club 3- Block Q 2, 3, 4-Tumbling 1. AMBITION: To graduate, then go to school and be an auto mechanic. KEVIN J. BOTTORFF QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Work Experience 4-Student Service Society 4- Photo Club 3,4- Outdoor Club 1,2,3,4-Block Q 3,4- Football 2,3,4-Track 2- Tumbling 2. AMBITION: To go to moto-cross school, come back and tear Bob up. Then travel around and try to find the right girl. CAROLYN M. BOZEMAN QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Pep Club 3,4-G.A.A. 1, 2, 4-Teacher's Assistant 3- AMBITION: To get where I am going and not to regret it. ELUS L. DAVIS QHS 1,2, 3,4- Pep Club 3-Outdoor Club 3- Block Q 4- Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Basketball 1,2,3,4-Football 1,2, 3, 4-Outstanding player 2,4- Track 2- Baseball 1-AMBITION: Live a long life and be happy. DEBORAH BUMPHREY QHS 4 JOETTA ANNE CLUBB QHS 3,4- Pep Club 4- C. A. A. 4-AMBITION: To never be poor and to grow taller. BRUCE DETRICK QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Student Council 3-Work Experience 4- Outdoor Club 1,2,3, 4- V. P. 4- Block Q 4- Sec. -Treas. 4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4-AMBITION: To start a career in Forestry and Game Management and see where it takes me. DIANA M. DINGLE QHS 1,2,3, 4- Work Experience 4-Concessions 1,2- Pep Club 4-Rally Committee 4- Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Tumbling 1,2,3,4-Mascot 4- AMBITION: To first find myself then go to school and become something and then spend my life with someone who will make me happy forever and ever. 8 SCOTT N. DOUGLASS QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Student Council 3, 4-Work Experience 4- Student Service Society 4- Outdoor Club 1,2, 3,4-Pres. 3- V, P. 4- Block Q 1,2,3,4-Rocket Club 2- Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Forestry Club 4- Football 1,2, 3,4- Track 1,2,4- AMBITION: To get my forestry degree and come back and change the halls of Quincy Dist. and set Mr. White straight on forestry. Also live until I die. ROBERTA. DOUGHERTY QHS 3,4- Teacher's Assistant 3,4-AMBITION: To work with the blind and raise a family hopefully in Quincy; to go to college. JOHN DOBRINEN QHS 1,2, 3,4- Block Q 1,2,3,4-Teacher's Assistant 2,3,4- Basketball 1,2,3- Baseball 1,2-AMBITION: To live a good life and have things go my way. NINA J. DuPONT QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Concessions 1,2- Work Experience 3,4- Chorus 2- AMBITION: To live my life happy ever after with someone special I know. CATHY J. DRYBREAD QHS 1,2, 3,4- Class Sec. 2-Chorus 1- Work Experience 3- Pep Club 2,3,4- Rally Committee 2.3.4- P. Science A. S.F. 2,3,4-C. S.F. 2,3,4- T.A. 4-Track 2.3.4- Homecoming Princess 3-Cheerleader 3,4-AMBITION: To make a lot of money, travel, move to Australia, ski in Switzerland, live happily ever after, after I've found something else to do. CHRISTY A. DRYDEN QHS 1,2, 3,4- Band 1- Chorus 2-Pep Club 2,4- Rally Committee 2,4- Outdoor Club 1- Office Assistant 3,4- Songleader 2,4-AMBITION: To move to a place where I can find more happiness then I have found here. 9 KATHLEEN A. FEINBLUM QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Student Council 1,2,3, 4- Chorus 2- Work Experience 3,4- Student Court 3,4- Sec. 3-C.S.F. 2,3,4-Art Club 2-Poetry Club 2,3,4- Creative Writing 2, 3, 4- Drama Club 2, 3,4-AMBITION: To be a great movie star, but not shine so much in people's eyes as to hurt them. DIANNE L. FORBES QHS 1,2, 3,4-Student Council 1,2,4- Pep Club 2, 3, 4- Homemaking Club 1-G. A. A. 2,3,4-Poetry Club 4- Counselor's Assistant 4- Office Assistant 3- Net Club 4- Creative Writing 4-AMBITION: To find happiness where ever I go and spread it to those I love. JOHNNY L. GOINGS QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Student Service Society 4- Photo Club 3- Outdoor Club 1,2, 3, 4- Block Q 1,2, 3,4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Basketball 1,2, 3,4- Football 1,2-Track 1,2- AMBITION: To become a game warden and come back to Quincy and catch the teacher's hunting and fishing illegally and make them write a 1,000 word essay on top of the fine. HOLLY M. GREENE QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Work Experience 3,4-Pine Breeze 3-AMBITION: The will power to get out of Quincy and do something I really want to do, not what people expect me to do. KELLY R. HALCOMB QHS 3,4- Sr. High Science Club 4- V.P. 4- Block Q 4- Wrestling 3, 4- AMBITION: To fulfill my mission, settle down with B. H. , and accomplish my purpose in life... eternal happiness. WILLIE HAMILTON QHS 2, 3,4- Black Student Unity 2,3,4- Basketball 2,3,4- Football 2,3,4. 10 CATHY HAND-QHS 3,4-Concessions 4- Chorus 3,4-Office Assistant 4- AMBITION: First to find myself, go to college, and to be happy in what ever I do. PAULM. HERBST-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2, 3- Pep Club 1,2,3-AMBITION: To spread the good news of Jesus Christ. LINDA M. HANCOCK-QHS 1,2, 3,4- Concessions 2-Teacher's Assistant 3- Office Staff 4- AMBITION: To always be as happy as I am right now, get married to that special someone, have our 12 kids, and raise them in a world of love like I was. WILLY HAMMOND-QHS 1,2,3,4. JOHN R. HOLT-QHS 1,2,3,4-Class V.P. 3- Student Council 3-Pep Club 1,2- Rally Committee 3- Block Q 4- Teacher's Assistant 3- Net Club 4- Chess Club 4-Basketball 1,2, 3-Football 1,2,4-Outstanding Player 4- Baseball 4-AMBITION: To find an island full of sexy women, and have a ball. DEBBIE J. HOUSER-QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 3- Teacher's Assistant 4- Ecology Club 4- Pres. AMBITION: To keep searching to find the truth. 11 DONALD M. HUCHES-QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Student Service Society 4- Chess Club 3,4- AMBITION: To marry Carolynn Miller and become a policeman. BLAKE L.HUTCHINSON-QHS 2.3.4- Chorus 4- Band 4-Photo Club 3- Teacher's Assistant 3.4- Pep Band 4- AMBITION: To become like Evil Knevel and be the dumbest nut on motorcycles. To become the greatest wheelie rider in the world. LAILA M. JOLLER-QHS 3,4-Band 3- Chorus 3- G.A.A. 3-Pep Band 3. BUDDY LEEPER-QHS 4- CEORCE L. KIDDER-QHS 1,2, 3,4- Work Experience 4-Teacher's Assistant 3- Football 3-Baseball 3- AMBITION: To get out of school, get a good job, and marry Terri. 12 TERRI ANNE LOGAN-QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Class Pres. 3- Work Experience 3,4- Pep Club 1,2-Rally Committee 1,2- Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Sr. Ball Queen 4-Cheerleader 1, 2-AMBITION: To be happy wherever I am and whatever the circumstances and make those around me as happy as possible. LAURIE ANN LIGHTHILL-QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Pep Club 3,4- Rally Committee 3,4- Art Club 3-Outdoor Club 3- Teacher's Assistant 4- Songleader 3,4-AMBITION: Continue my work in Art, then someday learn what To kick back once in awhile, means to JOHN! ROBERT W. LUBBEN-QHS 4-Work Experience 4- Block Q 4-Football 4- Baseball 4- AMBITION: To be a rodeo star. 13 ME LI DA LEEPER-QHS 4- RODNEY C. MA RGA SON -QHS 2,3,4- Student Body Pres. 4-Band 2,3- Pep Club 4- Rally Committee 4-C. S. F. 2,3,4-Political Science A.S.F. 4-Photo Club 4- Outdoor Club 2, 3,4- Block Q 3, 4- Teacher's Assistant 4- Drama 3,4-Pep Band 2,3,4- Track 2-AMBITION: To learn to talk and be able to express myself. JIM LOOS-QHS 2,3,4- TERESA MARIAN-QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Body Treas. 3- Student Council 3,4- Class V.P. 4-Yearbook 4- Band 1- Student Service Society 3,4- C.S.F. 1,2, 3, 4- Sr. High Science Club 3,4- Photo Club 4- Homemaking Club 1,2, 3,4- Pres. 1-G.A.A. 1, 2, 3,4- Drama Club 3- Ski Club 2,3,4- AMBITION: No matter what I choose in life, I want to help others and at the same time, I will be happy in whatever I choose to do. TOM MARTES-QHS 1,2,3,4-Chess Club 4- AMBITION: To always be as funny as I am. LESLIE L. McCOLM-QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Student Body Sec. 3-Student Council 3- Class Pres. 4- Student Service Society 3,4-Pep Club 1,2, 3,4- Rally Committee 3- Science A.S.F. 4-G.A.A. 3-Teacher's Assistant 3.4- Drama Club 2,3,4- Track 2.4- AMBITION: To charter a 747 and take all of my friends skiing in Switzerland. CAROL L. MCKEVITT-QHS 1,2, 3,4- Class Pres. 2- Pep Club 1- T.A. 4- Track 2-Cheerleader 1-AMBITION: To live NOW and learn the secret of timelessness. BONNIE L. McLEAN -QHS 1, 2, 3,4- Work Experience 3,4- Student Court 2, 3,4-C.S.F. 1,2, 3,4-Class Sec 4- AMBITION: To be me. GERARD MEILAN-QHS 1,2,3,4-Library Assistant 3,4- C.S.F. 1,2, 3, 4- Drama Club 3,4. 14 SHERI L. OELS- QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 3- Homemaking Club 1 -Office Staff 3,4, AMBITION: To get a job, make lots of money, and retire in a couple of years. MICHAEL J. MOSER-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4,-Outdoor Club 1, 4- Basketball 1-AMBITION: to beat Trask in snowmobile racing and drive my V. W. in the Baja 1,000. MARLON D. MILLER-QHS 1, 2, 3,4- Band 1, 2, 3,-C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4-Teacher's Assistant 4-Pep Band 1,2,3- AMBITION: To strive for perfection in whatever I attempt to do, and to someday become the National Old-Time Fiddling Champion. GARYM. MILLER-QHS 1,2,3,4-Block Q 4- Baseketball 1, 3,4-Football 1- Baseball 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To go to Feather River College to study wildlife management, then retire at 21. DEAN A. NELSON-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2, -Block Q 1,2, 3,4- T. A. 2.3.4- Chess Club 1,2,4-Football 1.2.3.4- Track 1,2, 3,4-Wrestleing 1.2.3.4- Tumbling 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To go to Sierra on a wrestler scholarship, and become a architectural engineer. DOUGLAS E. NORMAN-QHS 1,2, 3,4-Wrestling 4- AMBITION: Get out of school and take things easy. KARLA J. PACKER-QHS 4-Counselor's Assistant 4-AMBITION: To be a good mother to Nichole and have fun growing up with her. MICHAEL R. POETZSCH-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Work Experience 4- Sr. High Science 4- Photo Club 4-Outdoor Club 1,2, 3, 4-Block Q 4-Rocket Club 2-Basketball 1,2-Football 2-AMBITION: To go to Humbolt, get a good job in the forest service, get married, and be the 1st to ski at Bucks in January. BOB A. ORANGE-QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Council 2,4-Band 1,2-Work Experience 4-Student Service Society 3, 4-Pep Club 2-Outdoor 1,2,3, 4-T. A. 3,4-Pep Band 1,2,- 1.2- Ecology 2-Basketball 1-Track 1.2- AMBITION: To become Pres, of the U. S. Fish and Game Service by the age of 18 1 2 and own a CJ5 Super Jeep! ! ! MARI L. PEROTTI-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Experience 3- Pep Club 2-Teacher's Assistant 3,4-Homecoming Queen 1-Cheerleader 2-AMBITION: To make it!! LEANNA G. PIERSON-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Political Science A. S. F. 2,3,4-Sr. High Science 4-Poetry Club 2, 3, 4-Creative Writing Club 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To live life to the fullest. LAURIE L. PENLAND-QHS 1,2,3, 4-Student Council 1, 2,3,4-Class V. P. 2-Student Service Society 3, 4-Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4-Rally Committee 2, 3- C. S. F. 2, 3-G. AA. 1, 2, 3, 4-Counselor's Assistant 3-Cheerleader 3,4-AMBITION: To live life's long strange journey successfully. 16 STEVE QUARESMA-QHS 3, 4-Football 1, 3-Wrestling 1, 2- Work Experience 4-Block Q 3,4, AMBITION: To marry Debbie and leave Quincy and Grow: MICHAEL L. QUIGLEY-QHS 1,2,3,4-Football 1,2,3-Track 1,2,3,4-Wrestling 4, T. A. 4- Pine Breeze 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3- Pep Club 1,2,3, 4-Rally Committee 2, 3,4- Photo Club 3-Outdoor Club 2, 3- Block Q 1,2, 3, 4. JUDITH M. POWELL-QHS 2, 3, 4-Chorus 4, Pres. , 4- Teacher's Assistant, 4. AMBITION: To go back to the city, to become an interior decorator, get a Jaguar V12 and to get married to Ken Allen. RICHARD A. ROLOFF-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-Basketball 1, Football 1,2,3,4-Track 1,2,3,4-Pep Club 2,3, 4-V.P. 4-Sr. High Science 4-Block Q 1,2, 3, 4-Rocket Club 4-Teacher's Aide 3. AMBITION: To go to Switzerland and find the three footed abominable snowman for the San Diego Zoo. 17 STEVEN O. POTVIN-QHS 1,2, 3, 4- Basketball 1,2, - Football 2-Work Experience 4- Student Service Society 3,4, Sec. Treas. 4, Political Science 2, 3,4- Outdoor Club 1,2,4- Block Q 1,2,3,4-Rocket Club 1, Teacher's Assist. 4, Office Staff 3- Net Club 3, 4-Creative Writing 3- Junior Prom Prince 3- AMBITION: To be as tall as Black, as physically skilled as Holt, brainy as Margason, and before I am 21, and Admiral in the U. S. N. BRADLEY A. ROY -QHS 2, 3, 4-Pine Breez 4-Chorus 2, 3, 4-Block Q 4-AMBITION: To immigrate to Mars. GENARISE ROSS -QHS 1,2, 3,4. DANIEL R. SCHAKE-QHS 1,2, 3,4-Teacher's Assistant 4-AMBITION: To become a preacher and then marry Headers and Loos! ! KIM R. SIDENER-QHS 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2, 3, 4-Pres. 4- Student Service Society 3, C.S. F. 2,3,4-Sr. High Science Club 4, Photo Club 4, Rocket Club 2, Sec. Treasure, 3, and 4 Pres. -Pep Band 1,2, 3, 4 director, Ecology Club 4-AMBITION: To fly a Boeing 747 in the Air Races at Reno, and then use the prize money to buy Margason and Roloff some Peter Kennedys. DARREL SMITH-QHS 1, 2, 3,4. MICHAEL G. SMITH-QHS 1,2,3, 4-Basketball 1,2, 3, 4-Football 1,2,4-Baseball 1,2,3,- Outstanding Player 3- Work Experience 4, Block Q 4-Teacher's Assistant 4-AMBITION: To become a pro baseball player or at least a pro in what I do. STEVEN STEIFF-QHS 1,2,3,4-Football 4-Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4-Most Inspirational Wrestler 1-Tumbling 4-Chorus 2, Work Experience 3,4-Concessions 3-Block Q 1,2, 3, 4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4-AMBITION: To go to College and become a P. E. teacher. 18 WESLEY STOCKTON-QHS 1,2, 3,4. KATHERINE A. STROTMAN-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Mascot 3- Work Experience 3,4-Student Service Society 3,4- Pep Club 2, 3- Rally Committee 2, 3-Teacher's Assistant 3-Office Staff 4-Student Body Sec. 4- Student Council 4-AMBITION: To live by the ocean in complete success. JOANN A. STITES-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Chorus 1-Pep Club 3-G.A.A. 2-Office Staff 3, 4- Track 2-AMBITION: To marry Rusty and be a good Navy wife. FRED C. SUGAR-QHS 3,4-Wrestling 3,4-AMBITION: None of your business! !! MELINDA STANFORD QHS 1,2, 3,4. CLIFFORD SUTTON-QHS 1,2, 3, 4. BECKY L. SWANSON-QHS 1,2, 3,4-Student Council 2,4-Class Treas. 4-Art Club 2 V. P., -Photo Club 3-Student Court 4-Homecoming Princess 4-AMBITION: To always have enough motivation so that I'll never get bored with life. STEVEN OLSON-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL K. TRASK-QHS 1,2,3,4-4-Pine Brcez 4-Work Experience 4-Block Q 2, 3, 4-Football (a) 2,3,4-AMBITION: TERRY G. WERT-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Basketball 1, 3-Football 2,4-Band 1,2-Work Experience 4- Rally Committee 3, Pep Club 3- Outdoor Club 1,2, 3, 4-Pep Band 1, Teacher's Assistant 3, Block Q 4-Chess Club 4-AMBITION: To Join the Oakland Raiders, get Darrel Lamonica to show me how to execute a running play and come back and prove to Don Ray I can execute. DEBI WHITE-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Tumbling 2-Pine Breeze 3, Chorus 2,4-Pep Club 3-Teacher's Assistant 3,4-Ecology 3-AMBITION: To be a missionary and an artist and only paint God's own beauty. BRENDA D. WILCOX-QHS 1,2,3, 4-Student Council 4-Yearbook Ed. 4, Yearbook Jr. Ed. 3, Chorus 2, 3-Concessions 4- Pep Club 4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Wrest-lerettes 2- AMBITION: To live a happy successful Christian life and make others around me happy. 20 TANI L. WRIGHT -QHS 2, 3,4-Pep Club 4-C. S. F. 2, 3, 4-Political Science A. S. F. 2,3,4-Teacher's Assistant 3,4- Tumbling 2-Songleader 4-Drama 2, 3, 4-Principal's advisory board 3,4-AMBITION: To get a M. A. in art and write and illustrate children's books. Also, to have the strength and confidence to fulfill my ambition. APRIL A. WONG-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Council 1- G.A.A. 1-Chorus 2- Work Experience 3, 4-Student Service Society Rally Committee 1,2- Track 3- Cheerleader 2- AMBITION: Tofulfill my dreams but first to fulfill the needs of others. A IAN R. WILLIAMS-QHS 1,2,3, 4- Student Service Society 4-Photo Club 3, 4- Outdoor Club 3, 4- Block Q 4- Teacher's Assistant 3- Football 2- Track 1,2-Wrestle-ing 1, 2, 3-AMBITION: To get good enough and wrestle in the Olympics. CRISTI S. WYKOFF-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Class V. P. 1-Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4-Student Council 1, 3,4-Work Experience 3, 4-Student Service Society 3, 4-C. S. F. 1,2, 3, 4-Out-door Club 1,4-G. A. A. 1-Drama 3-Track 2, 3, 4-Homecoming Queen 2-Jr.-Sr. Ball Princess 3-Songleader 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: TO go to college and get a M. A. or else do something to help people, also to try and make Danny as happy as he has made me. CARYN COMPTON-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Songleader 3- Office Staff 3-Black Student Unity 1, 2,3,4- 21 JERRY COLEMAN-QHS 4- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STEVE AYOTTE-I will my ability to shoot deer, to Mr. Sonnenburg, and to the rest of Mr. Whiting's Wood Shop Classes my ability to work. LARRY L. BAILEY-I Larry Bailey, will to Debbie much happiness, because that's all I have to give. CHRIS BECK-I will to the people of this school who want and who are willing to learn the ability to really lay heavy on those people who take this learning time away from them. DANA BLACK-I will to J. D. the ability to wake up in the morning without scaring anyone and some Rat Poisoning; to Blust a vacancy in the San Diego Zoo. I will Reicky Spares a new accent, and good times to all the routy Juniors. KEVIN JOSEPH BOTTORFF-I will to my little brother a lot of success in football and with the girls of his 5 years at Q. H. S. (I didn't). To John Holt my wheeling skills. CAROLYN M. BOZEMAN-To my brothers, all my happiness and never the sadness. To the teachers the art of not favoring one student over the next. JOETTA ANNE CLUBB-I will to Tim, my brother, some advice--Keep smiling, Ole' Boy, you'll make it some day. ELLIS DAVIS-I Ellis Davis will to Doug Norman the ability to be outspoken and to Quincy Jr. Sr. High School the money to support all their sports. BRUCE DETRICK-I will to Mr. White all of my past deer hunting luck (he doesn't need it). To Jim Blesse I will my football talents (he needs them). And to Mr. McKay a truck load of deadly gas (to inhale). DIANA M. DINGLE-I will beautiful snow to Mr. K. , and happiness forever to Mr. Nichol, and medicine to Gail T. for her canker sores! ! JOHN DOBRINEN-I will ten dollars to Headers Smith so he can really say he went to the Zoo at Sparks. ROBERTA. DOUGHERTY-To Quincy I leave the beautiful countryside in the hopes that they will fight to keep it that way. I also leave the clean air I was raised in the city and a factory town and we never had clean air or beautiful countryside. SCOTT N. DOUGIASS-I Scott Douglass being of strategic mind, fantastic body, and a head full of lies, do hereby bequeath Bruce Detrick an oil leak, Margason empty oil cans, and Brad dishes. CATHY J. DRYBREAD-I, Cathy Jo, will to Markus Blust a ten ton keg in hopes that it will last through one of the Junior parties; to Auzie a tiger tank so she'll be able to handle the trees, banks, cars, etc. To Steve, a Corn-husker number I football and basketball team as long as he plays. Also a guardian angel cus'I won't be around, and to Pam happiness and lots of luck in making a certain someone's next four years happier than I made them. CHRISTY DRYDEN- I will to next year's Songleader's, if there are any, a new advisor and some cheerleaders that will get along. NINA J. DUPONT- I Nina Dupont will to Mr. McKay a left-handed file and to Duffy the ability to get caught without even trying. KATHLEEN A. FEINBLUM-I Kathy Feinblum will to Tereasamy ability to pass psychology tests, to Bonnie my ability to flunk tests, to future drama students, caffeinated coffee to stay awake through dress rehersals. DIANNE LYNNELLE FORBES-I will to Karla and Camille a Senior year full of joyful memories, to Denise and Denice much happiness; and to Mrs. Howe another pair of sisters for her sixth period class. CHARLES ROBERT FORCINIO-I will next year's varsity football seniors a shot at a championship. JOHNNY L. GOINGS-1 will to all the future driver's my fantastic driving ability. HOLLY GREENE-I will Becky and Bradley my strength at arm wrestling; Debbie, all the Boy Scouts at Pismo Beach (and Spencer Conklin); and to Cole Young--my body. KELLY R. HALCOMB- I Kelly Halcomb, being of meek mind and body will my fantastic wrestling ability to Steve Drybread, my car (tank) to Steve Wright, my losing weight secret to Mr. Knedel, and to Quincy good-by1.' 22 LINDA MARIE HANCOCK- I will to Joetta the luck to catch that guy she likes so much; and to Brenda to always be happy and stay as sweet as she is-And to Johnny, to carry through with his denistry and to always be as wonderful as he is. CATHY HAND- I will to Elaine my old pair of bottle caps so she won't have to borrow them anymore and to one special boy—a little girl with a Big crush. PAUL M. HERBST-1 will to Q. H. S. the love of Jesus Christ, and St. John 14. 6. JOHN R. HOLT- I will to Q.H. S. all the knowledge that went into one ear and out the other; to John Dobrinen, a brother in law; and to Dean Nelson the ability to open a door without running into it. DEBBIE J. HOUSER- To the beautiful Christopher Robin, I will an enormous eclair; to Carol, my body; to Kathy, a ball; Holly, a reality of fantasies; to Val, 2 words, mellow out; to Mo-Mo, much love; and to Dick I will one dozen new exercises to do before bed. DONALD M. HUGHES-I will to Elaine my sister some brains and to Mitch Batten some pretty girls. BLAKE LIND HUTCHINSON- I will my brains to Mr. Whiting in hopes that he will see the light as I have. I will my Frankenstein Boots to Headers to weigh him down so he won't get high. LAILA M. JOLLER- I Laila Joller will Dorcus Good my ability to sing and to my sister Debbie my A in Bookkeeping. GEORGE L KIDDER- To the gang more sledding at Van Fossen's hill; to Steve a keg; to Kris an everlasting high; to Chuck, some of his own clothes; to Kim, a Dear Abbey all her own; to Rusty a moustache; to Terri, all my love, and to myself and indestructable car. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT LAURIE LIGHTHILL-I, Laurie Lighthill, being of sound mind and body, will to my only sister Pee-Wee all the fun and happiness that I had in school. To Sam Klein and Cory someone who can show them as good a time as they showed me, and to Cristy Dryden, a lot of happiness forever and ever. TERRI ANNE LOGAN-1 will to Mr. Harlan luck in finding another T. A. as great as me; to Karen B., a very rapid two years; as many good times as she is able to fit into them, to Melanie and Gail 5 golden rings and a winning powder-puff football team; and to my little brother, Ronnie, happiness forever. ROBERT WILLIAM LUBBEN-I will to Joann my water bed and to Marty all my happiness in my Senior year. RODNEY C. MARGASON-To Louise, her ivory gavel and many hard knocks; and to the Juniors in sixth period P. E. , my knowledge of the Bombardment rules and the ability to follow good sportsmanship. TERESA MARIAN-I, Teresa Marian, will to my brother, John, a giantsized bottle of hair straightner; Mr. Powell, ski instructors who can snowplow; Sharon and Melanie, my ability to ski gracefully; Sherri, a new pair of gym shoes; Bonnie, a life supply of rabies shots; and to all of the old timers of Quincy High, a Sears die hard battery. LESLIE LYNN McCOLM-I Leslie McColm will to Jan Puncy period 5; to Sue my graceful ability to stand on two feet; to Marcia, give me a break; and to Suzie party time in room one. CAROL LEE McKEVITT-I will all the students still attending Q. H. S. my patience to make it through their Senior year. BONNIE LYNNE McLEAN-I will to Laurie a Granola belly and to Cindy, one true pimple. GARY M. MILLER-I Gary Miller will some of my thinking ability to Sherri, to Mr. Whiting long hair and side burns in sports, and to Barry Gossett my ability to throw the ball to second base. MARLON DALE MILLER-I will my A's in chemistry to all future Q.H.S. students, and to Mr. Harlan, my ability to win the sweepstakes in Agriculture at Plumas County Fair. MICHAEL J. MOSER-I, Mike Moser, being of superior intellect and outstanding physique do hereby bequeth the following: my ability to get the best grade without apple polishing to Hamill, Wolters, G Varner; my race car to Trask; and the Coors Company to Pincher, Hedders, and Loos. DEAN A. NELSON- I hereby will in sound mind and body all my trophys and metals to John Holt. I will to Debby all my art talents. I will to Christy all my art masterpieces. SHERI L. OLES- I will to my brother Phil the fun I never had at Q.H. S. To Ginger the ability to come to school every day. BOB ALAN ORANGE-1 will all of the budding hunters and trappers to the forestry class with all of its B. N. 's and the deranged field trips that go with it. And to anyone who wants it, a red Scout S-4 in all of its glory. KARLA J. PACKER-To Donald and Nicci all my love. To Lindin and Dianne a happy life together. To Brenda, Ralph's safe return. To everyone else happiness always. LAURIE LYNN PENLAND- I, Laurie Penland, will to Marcin the fun? of being head Cheerleader. Linda You want this? Mr. Farris another problem so he won't get lonesome. My little brothers (Joe,Rob) their father the V. P; the 7th grade girls- all the years to come and Q.H. S. another class like '73. MARI L PEROTTI-I will Valerie strength. Robin the biggest eclair in the would. Kathy a muzzle, Bouser, all my love, and Carol everything. LEANNA G. PEIRSON-To all moronic underclass men I will the pleasures of Q. H. S. I will to Rasty Roulston 250 pages of Illustrations by the author of the SENSUOUS WOMAN. MICHAEL R. POETZSCH- I M. Pajoski will to Terry, the Coors Plant; to Bob and John, a new Texaco Station because it won't last another winter; to Flori, size 13 sneakers; and to Gina, a cucumber. STEVEN O. POTVIN-I, Steve Potvin will my front wheel drive 23 Fiat to anyone who wants a Jeep but can't afford it. I also will my hot line to Italy to anyone who is looking for spare parts to foreign made cars. JUDITH MARIE POWELL-I will my beautiful voice to Michelle Behrick. STEVE QUA RES MA- I leave my raw materials to Deb. I will my drinking ability to Kenny and Cory, and to Deb I also leave her many happy years to come. MICHAEL LAWRENCE QUIGLEY-I Michael Lawrence being of BIG body and BIG heart will here and now co Robert Lawry the PINE BREEZE editor, you lucky boy, (Ha Ha) to Fred, all the fun of ruling the Administration next year. To Marcia something to stop that laugh, and to Little Mike some fat so M.D. will not sweep him off his feet. To Pat and Dave more love letters from the little guys. To the faculty my brother, there's no people more deserving. RICHARD ALLEN ROLOFF-I Richard Roloff will the Varsity lockers during football season to any person who thinks he can get in it, to Debbie Houser and Cole Young some coordination because they sure need some, and to Cristi Wykoff some common sense. DANIEL ROY SCHAKE-I will my Rambler to Headers so he can change to a different type of smoking. KIM RAND SIDENER- To my gorgeous second chair trumpet I will my priceless Bach mouthpiece, to Mr. McKay, an army of giant frogs, and to Mr. Kimble a GOOD ski movie for Physics. MICHAEL G. SMITH-I will to Loren my ability to stay sober and good luck in sports. To my sister as much fun in school as I had, and all the boys she wants. STEVE STEIFF-I will my wrestling ability to EDDIE STORY and RICHARD TARANTINO in hopes that they will make it to State. I will all the future wrestlerettes (Becky Dore especially) to Steve Drybread. JOANN ARLEEN STITES-To Loren the ability to think well; to Debbie only two more years to go, and E.H. a ???. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT KATHERINE A. STROTMAN-I Kathy Strotman, will to Val a fast two years; to my sister, the dishes; to Terri and Donna, Happiness; to Sam, a kiss. To Mari, a beaver body to go with her teeth; to Ronnie, a case; and to Mr. Harlan, my drawings. FRED C. SUGAR-I Fred Sugar leave Q. H.S. to anyone who is dumb enough to take it. BECKY L. SWANSON-To Ellen, Rich, Jill, Dana, and Holly beige our church. Les and Tani the dead cat we tried to run over. And to Jeff W. more parties at Beldon. MICHAEL K. TRASK-I leave Mike M. a pair of bobbuchas and the rest of the student body-courage and the will to fight back at the facious pig society we live in. TERRY G. WERT-I Terry Wert hereby will my Quarterback skills to to Pat Quigley and to Loren Stites 1, 000 points in football. And to Bob Orange and John Goings my jeep. DEBI WHITE-I hereby will my ability to hit high notes when singing to Jude and Shelly, and to the school, faith, hope, and most of all LOVE. BRENDA D. WILCOX-I will to the Annual Staff, Scrubby Nubs, to Robert a pair of dog-bite proof pants, Karla, her dream come true, Robin a trampoline, and to everybody else happiness. ALAN RAY WILLIAMS-I will my driving skills to Duke and hope he has better luck with them than I did. DAVID O. WINDLE-I will to the Juniors Q.H.S. teachers and to the Q.H.S. teachers the Juniors. Good luck, you111 need it. APRIL A. WONG-I April Wong, being of sound ? mind and body do here bequeath a pair of rubber elastic briefs to Donna P., to Mrs. Howe the pleasure of not yelling Wong any more, and Cristi and Chris, happiness. TANI L. WRIGHT-I Tani Wright, do hereby will these things: to my dear brothers, Jay and Steve, a little bit of conscience and the great time they deserve in Q.H.S. (give em all they deserve)----to B. Bernice, the exciting life she wants----to Les, Silent Night ---- to Brad Greene, a biggg hug! And to Brad B. a silk screen set of his own and the picture he never gave me. Oh yeah, also to everyone who ever drives with Jill, extra strong seatbelts. CRISTI WYKOFF -I, Cristi Wykoff, being of sound mind, but little sense, do hereby will a suit of armor and a trusty sword to next year s songleaders, rubber chalk for Mr. Kimble, half of my weight to Tuti Treat, happiness for Ape and Chris, and some of my luck for Danny with his new Blazer. P.S. I will to myself better skills in skiing. MORE SENIORS Terri Robert Bill Robin Decorah Forcino Raap Rudge Lynn Gail David Sevy Tompkins Windle I think Pm having one of those days again! v Chris Beck wins first place in speech contest. 25 LET IT ALL HANG OUT!!! ! 4 SENIOR FREE TIME MOST SPIRIT Diane Dingle and Mike Quigley CAMPUS LEADERS Teresa Marian and Dana Black 26 BEST LOOKING Gail Thompkins and Bruce Detrick SENIOR 1973 HALL OF FAME MOST INDEPENDENT Leanna Pierson and Marlon Miller CRAZIEST Michelle Behrick and Blake Hutchinson MOST INTELLIGENT Bonnie McLean and Gerard Meilan 27 BEST PERSONALITY Brenda Wilcox and Larry Bailey CLASS FAVORITES Becky Swanson and Steve Potvin ATHLETICS ’73 29 Kevin Bottorff Ellis Davis Bruce Detrick Scott Douglass Robert Forcino 1973 TROJAN SENIOR STANDOUTS i • Willie Hamilton John Holt Bob Lubben Mike Trask Dick Roloff Steve Steiff Dean Nelson Terry Wert Our '72 Trojan horses stamped through the Sierras last fall to take the FRL championship. Though they faltered in a few games and lost to Loyalton by a fluke, the Trojans showed increasing poise, polish, and class as the season progressed. And besides the stellar performances by the Seniors, much promise was shown by such junior horses as C. McElroy, T. Grant, B. Beverly, J. Blesse, M. Smith, L. Stites, T. Olson, M. Blust, R. Spears, R. Cullen, P. Allen, P. Quigley, and S. Bailey. Coaches Powell and Ray look on with surprise as Quincy recovers a fumble. GO! BIG RED! Sept. 8 — Quincy 0 Burney 26 Sept. 15— Quincy 0 Tahoe -Truckee 8 Sept. 22— Quincy 18 Westwood 8 Sept. 30— Quincy 6 Loyalton 12 Oct. 6— Quincy 58 Herlong 0 Oct. 13— Quincy 14 Greenville 6 Oct. 20— Quincy 20 Portola 0 Oct. 28 — Quincy 26 Chester 18 FRONT ROW: L. TO R., Manager M. Martin, S. Steiff, D. Bellamy, T. Olson, M. Smith, J. Mansell, B. Detrick, T. Grant. SECOND ROW: Managers W. Stagner, N. Flori, S. Bailey, T. Wert, B. Lubben, K. Bottorff, C. McElroy, P. Quigley, S. Steele, T. Lash, S. Klein, E. Davis. THIRD ROW: R. Thornburg, R. Cullen, R. Forcino, M. Trask, P. Allen, J. Blesse, J. Holt, V. Beverly. COACHES: Don Ray, Darrell Powell, FOURTH ROW: R. Spears, L. Stites, M. Smith, D. Nelson, M. Blust, S. Douglass, D. Roloff, W. Hamilton. 31 VARSITY CHAMPS 2. ’ 1. D. Roloff breaks through traditional Q at homecoming. 2. D. Bellamy (22) blocks against Herlong as L. States (31) attempts a first down. 3. W. Hamilton (85) runs a touchdown during the homecoming game. 4. Quincy scrambles for a Chester fumble. 5. T. Olson (15) drives for extra yardage against Herlong. « TJ %S1 . . .WE’RE NO. 1 CHAMPS FIRST ROW: L. TO R., K. Bevins, B. Stratton, J. Riempts, L. Thomas, P. Oels, J. Newcomb, B. Gossett, T. Meilan, C. Forsythe, B. Detrick, Manager D. Whiting. SECOND ROW: COACH Mr. White, D. Cokor, R. Hays, C. Dellinger, S. Drybread, M. Morgan, M. Morgan, B. Jester, R. Logan, J. Pence, Manager M. White. COACH Mr. Whiting. THIRD ROW: M. Belvin, W. Torrance, R. Wilken, J. Galon, J. Ray, M. Littlefield, D. Ackley, T. Kurpjuweit, D. Green. ’72 JUNIOR VARSITY FROSH TEAM FIRST ROW: L. TO R. , R. Meilan, T. Williams, B. Shirley, S. Wright, J. Azevedo, J. Penland, C. Bozeman, P. Sorosinski, T. Farnsworth. SECOND ROW: B. Roy, R. Swanson, O. Stankey, B. Blust, E. Eaton, M. Batten, R. Householder, K. Pierson, S. Douglass, D. Schmidt, D. Wright, S. Green, J. Jones, D. Reynholds, B. McKnight, C. Farrell, D. Blancett, M. Powell. Not Shown: COACH: Mr. M. Cokor. 36 VARSITY BASKETBALL ACTION D. Black sinks two points for Quincy during the Portola-Quincy game. W. Hamilton tips it to the Trojans. J. Mansell (44) easily knocks the ball free from Portola. ¥ m ’73 VARSITY TROJAN SQUAD R. Spears fouls during a Herlong. The Trojan's '73 basketball season, as does March, came in like a lamb and went out like a lion. Quincy upset FRL Champ Herlong in their last league game and then went on to take the Plumas Invitational, a hustling finish to an otherwise spotty season. Seniors Dana Black and Willie Hamilton were outstanding most of the season, but smooth offensive team work and steady defense were often lacking, and the team ended up 12-10, third in the league. Seniors Gary Miller and Ellis Davis helped the cause. For next year Coach Blasi has Rick Spears, John Mansell, Tom Patillor, Jim Blesse, and several potential hard courters from the Junior Varsity. L. TO R. , R. Spears, T. Patillor, G. Miller, B. McKay, D. Black, L. Stites, W. Hamilton, J, Mansell, I. Blesse, Coach: Mr. Blasi. NOT SHOWN: E. Davis. 38 OUR 73 SPIRIT WILL NEVER DIE! SENIOR FREE TIME Gary Miller Dana Black VARSITY STANDOUTS ’73 J.V.BASKETBALL To the pro hoopsters an in-out game means Oh, So Close! You hit the hoop, but the ball spins out of the rim. This year's Junior Varsity had that kind of season. Once in a while they'd play a real swisher, the defense would be click, ball handling would work, and the Trobabes would post a win. The squad's season record was poor, but the team's hustle, willingness, and improvement gave promise of help for the '74 Trojans. Oscar Stampke, Mike Littlefield, Jeff Ray, Steve Green, and Barry Gossett were usually the starting five; but Tim Kurpjuwelt, John Marian, Chris Dellinger, Ron Logan, Brian Compton, Mark Morgan, Marvin Belvin, Jay Wright, and Ron Richardson assisted them in their goals. KNEELING: C. Delinger, O. Stampey, B. Gossett, R. Logan, J. Wright, STANDING: M. Morgan, M. Belvin, J. Ray, M. Littlefield, B. Compton, S. Green, T. Kurpjuweit, Coach: Mr. Dorris. (NOT SHOWN: John Mariam). 43 BIG RED ’73 WRESTLING ACTION V. Beverly attempts a pin on Carson City opponent. 45 WRESTLING ’73 Wrestlers this year proved to be full of strength and enthusiasm. In the Quincy Invitation Tournament Dean Nelson earned a 2nd place medal in the 175 lb. division, with Vic Beverly also winning a 2nd in the heavyweights. Junior Louis Nelson brought the team in points by taking a third place medal at the tourney. Everyone else did well and never let the team spirit down. SENIOR STANDOUT WRESTLERS: Dean Nelson, Kelly Halcomb, Steve Steiff, Fred Sugar. KNEELING: L. TO R. , M. Waltermire, A. Armijo, R. Tarantino, L. Farnsworth, SECOND ROW: B. Stratton, R. Neff, J. Newcomb, F. Sugar, S. Steiff, S. Drybread, K. Halcomb, THIRD ROW: C. Farrell, F. Kassik, M. Penn, M. Penn, D. Reyhnolds, L. Nelson, P. Allen, V. Beverly, D. Nelson, T. Williams, COACH Mr. Knedel. 46 1973 BASEBALL SQUAD As is usual in the mountains, snow and shower get out horsehide season off to a sloppy start. That, plus a few hurtful inelligilibities, and Coach Ray didn't see many rays of hope--until the first few games, and the squad began to show polish. We're supposed to dominate the F. R. L. in sports, said Coach Ray, Especially in baseball. It will take lots of improvement, hustle, and spirit to do that this year. But, as the PINE goes to the press, the mounds staff looked better and better and seniors Ellis Davis, Mike Smith, Gary Miller, Bruce Detrick, and Steve Ayotte were providing finesse and muscle for the '73 Squad. Coach: Mr. Ray KNEELING, L. TO R. , S. Klein, B. Gossett, L. Stites, J. Ray, T. Olson, T. Kurpjuweit, M. Morgan, J. Blesse, SECOND ROW: B. Detrick, G. Miller, S. Bailey, E. Davis, C. McElroy, ]. Penland, Manager-J. Ray, THIRD ROW: Manager-S. Gray, M. Smith, R. Spears, M. Littlefield, S. Green, S. Ayotte, COACH-Mr. Ray. 47 VARSITY TRIUMPHS OVER FACULTY. . . A free ball turns into a dog pile as Spears (20) watches with concern. B. McKay tries to block a basket made by Mr. Dorris, L. Stites (22) scores two points for Varsity. VARSITY STANDING, L. TO R. , M. Quigley, D. Summers, L. Beverly, V, Beverly, D. Roloff, B. McKay, K. Kolb, K. Kolb, KNEELING: P. Allen, W. Hamilton, R. Green, G. Wolters J.V.’S STANDING, L. TO R. , C. Dellinger, T. Ackley, J. Newcomb, B. Compton, S. Drybread, KNEELING: M. Belvin, R. Richardson, R. Logan, D. Cokor. TRACK FROSH KNEELING: L. TO R, , R. Swanson, T. Walker, J. Azevedo, B. Douglass, B. Blust, T. Williams, O. Stampke, C. Forsyth, STANDING: D. Hoskins, V. Beverly (Varsity) R. Householder, D. Reyhnolds, P. Burns. SQUADS I'm tired of the whole--BEEP--situation. CAST: R. TO L., Dick Roloff, Derick Schmidt, Rod Margason, Fred Pierson, Becky Swanson, Cathy Drybread, Coleen Mayfield, Robert Lawry. CAMPUS LIFE SNAP-JUDGEMENT Pep Band Peps up a Peppy Pep Assembly. WARNING: Campus life may be dangerous to your health! !! All systems go. Flight She's got the whole world in her hands. 747 ready for take off. Jingle Bells, Jingle Bells, Jingle All The Way . . . 52 I wasn't cheating, honest I wasn't!? Fredrica Pierson ORGANIZATIONS OFFICE ASSISTANTS L, TO. R., L. Hancock, J. Stites, S. Oels, F. Yarbrough, K. Strotman, M. Donnelly, C. Dryden, S. Behrick, T. Humbird, C. Hand. LETTER GIRLS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Carey, C. Ross, L. Carey, KNEELING: P. Patillor, T. Crayton. 55 BLOCK Q BLOCK Q, for many years, has just been another club. Activities have been sluggish in the past, but this year brought out new life. The 72-73 year for BLOCK Q proved to be an active one. Our traditional Q atop Radio Hill finally received a well-deserved painting. BLOCK Q also had a surprising float entry in the homecoming parade. Although an award was not given, a special prize should have been awarded for effort. New jackets were bought and new emblems were designed for the new breed of BLOCK Q men. FIRST ROW: L. TO R. , ADVISOR: MR. WHITING, D. Hayes, B. Lubben, S. Klein, K. Bottoroff, R. Spears, B. Detnck, S. Douglass, D. Nelson, J. Mansell, K. Risley, SECOND ROW: S. Steiff, L. Stites, T. Kurpjuweit, R. Logan, D. Cokor, B. Detrick, M. Poetzsch, M. Quigley, C. Means, S. Steele, THIRD ROW: D. Windle, S. Bailey, P. Allen, G. Wolters, C. McElroy, K. Halcomb, P. Quigley, L. Nelson, R. Cullen, FOURTH ROW: M. Morgan, S. Drybread, D. Summers, J. Marian, J. Ray, B. Jester, T. Meilan, J. Galon, R. Margason, B. Gossett, G. Miller, R. Wilken, FIFTH ROW: T. Olson, P. Oels, D. Bellamy, B. McKay, D. Ackley, L. Thomas, SIXTH ROW: M. Smith, E. Davis, M. Blust, M. Stockton, T. Schmidt, M. Littlefield, T. Grant, R. Thornburg, R. Martinez, D. Black, D. Roloff, J. Holt, NOT SHOWN-M. Smith. 56 GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This year's G. A. A. has been an especially successful one. The girls showed great enthusiasm for sports and cooperated well. The annual Powder Puff Basketball Game, sponsored by G.A.A., was one of its outstanding activities. They are trying to achieve a play-day for all G. A. A. clubs in the county. It looks as though they will achieve their goal in the near future. OFFICERS: Vice Pres. -Donna Price, Sec. -Ellen Swanson, Sports Manager-Jill Hockensen, Pres. -Lori Penland. FIRST ROW: L. TO R.: B. Dore, A. Lawhern, K. Surber, L. Cash, J. Roberts, L. Steiff, A. Duniphin, L. Heinsteine, SECOND ROW: P. Knaak, K. Klumby, B. Miller, D. Good, M.Langwen L. Swanson, T. Pence, M. Stewart, T. Taresh, THIRD ROW: C. Beck, G. Bresciani, G. Whipple, D. Price, E. Swanson, G. Lutrell, NOT SHOWN: T. Marian, S. Householder, L. Penland, D. Bailey. 57 BLACK STUDENT UNITY LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Belvin, R. Compton, W. Hamilton, B. Compton, A. Compton, T. Patillor, T. Crayton, C. Ross, R. Carey, E. Ellis, P. Patillor, V. Tobias, L. Crayton, L. Carey, E. Beverly, Advisor: Mrs. Gutierrez. BUSINESS CLUB FRONT ROW: L TO R: D. Good, D. Van Unen, E. Eaton. 2ND ROW: R. Neff, C. Surber, T. Manning, R. Lutrell. 3RD ROW: Advisors: Mr. Beckley, Mr. Cochran, L. Cash, A. Lawhem, D. Joller. 58 CAFETERIA WORKERS 00 0 L. TO R.: FIRST ROW: D. Hutchinson, A. Armijo, R. Neff, M. Neff, R. Lawry. SECOND ROW: C. Roberts, C. Surber, J. Azevedo, S. Howe, A.. Meilan, J. Jorgenson. THIRD ROW: P. Knaak, B. Bernard, B. Dore, C. McLean, V. Lazenby. CHESS CLUB BLACK’S PAWN SHOP L TO R: FIRST ROW: J. Holt, C. Means, T. Wert, J. Reemts. SECOND ROW: M. Moser, T. Martes, D. Nelson, M. Stockton, T. Clubb, B. Green. THIRD ROW: Advisor: Mr. Black, B. Norman. 59 CHORUS L iO R, BACK ROW: L. Ader, D. Stites, R. Penland, C. Hand, J. Sandlin, C. Surber, D. Joller, C. Olsen, D. Hughes, D. Strotman, R. Cortez, Advisor: Mr. Barber, R. Sidles, J. Jorgenson, C. Abernathy, E. Murphy, M. Huntington ROW 2: B. Roy, S. Olsen, J. Herndon, R. Carey, P. Patillor, C. Ross, C. Frazier, V. Krois, C. Jester, E. Martinez, M. Krois, L. Eiszle, A. Armijo, B. Smith, ROW 1: A. Barnes, E. Murphy, M. Waltermeyer, S. McColm, S. Avery, D. White, J. Powell, M. Behrick, E. Small, D. Bailey, B. Hutchenson, C. Pauly. ’ CONCESSIONS L TO R: BACK ROW: H. Volkema, R. Risk, D. Henthom, C. Roberts, B. Wilcox, R. Lawry, M. Sainz, S. Householder, ROW 2: T. Humbird, R. Sidles, E. Jones, D. Strotman, G. Lutrell, B. Iness, B. Benard, M. McElroy, C. Fitzimmons, B. Bailey, ROW 1: L. Jones, D. Van Unen, K. Deen, C. Hand, Advisor: Mr. Nichol, (NOT SHOWN). 60 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB L TO R: Advisor: Mrs. Muller, R. Lawry, K. Feinblum, L. Pierson, D. Forbes. C.S.F. L TO R: D. Summers, B. McKay, R. Margason, K. Sidener, C. Drybread, D. Black, R. Spears, C. Schmidt, P. Quigley, J. Howard, S. Gulick, R. Logan, N. Tooley, H. Volkema, T. Marian, B. McLean, Advisor: Mr. Farris (NOT SHOWN). 61 DRAMA CLUB L TO R: FIRST ROW: K. Althouse, V. Glover, C. Iness, C. Mayfield, D. Gossett, B. Iness. SECOND ROW: Advisor: Mr. Rippey, B. Dore, K. Fleinblum, B. Bailey, J. Brock, D. Hubbell, D. Strotman. THIRD ROW: K. Sidner, D. Hoskins, M. Powell, T. Wright, D. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: S. Potvin, R. Margason, B. Swanson, R. Lawry, B. Roy, F. Pierson. DRILL TEAM L TO R: L. Tande, J. Smith, N. Hoover, K. Huntington, L. Swanson, T. Pence, T. Taresh, C. Fitzimmons, J. Mckinzie, B. Bailey, T. Murray, M. Melhus, B. Shanks. FRONT TO BACK: C. West, C. Armijo, S. Edwards, J. Rutherford, T. Smith, C. Kibbee, C. Walsh, P. Drybread, V. Kurpjuweit, D. Gossett, B. Warren, C. Whiting. 62 ECOLOGY FIRST ROW: L - R D. Houser, K. Sidener, K. Althouse. SECOND ROW: L - R. Sorosinski, T. Wilson, K. Bjelde. FORESTRY FIRST ROW: L - R. Advisor; Mr. White, D. Walke, B. Orange, K. Risley, L. Cash, M. Moser, S. Douglass, G. Varner, E. Davis. SECOND ROW: L - R. G. Lile, G. Jones, V. Sutton, G. Wolters, B. Hammill, S. Steele. 63 HOMEMAKING CLUB FIRST ROW, L TO R: C. Denna, A. Packer, K. Walen, D. Dayton, J. Martes, ROW 2: C. Walsh, M. Boyd, M. Kelly, P. Lewis, D. Bjelde, ROW 3: B. Bolin, L. Lazenby, C. House, B. Dore, D. Strotman, L. Swanson, J. McKinzie, E. Cokor, S. Howe, T. McDonald, T. Roberts, C. Bjelde. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS L TO R: E. Story, N. Lawson, D. Warren, M. Neff, S. Herndon, L. Bales, S. Ohana, S. Collins, J. Dresseler, Advisor: Mrs. Sidener 64 JR. HIGH SCIENCE CLUB STANDING, L. TO R.: Advisor Mr. Blasi, S. Ohara, T. Murray, C. Leonhardt, L. McLean, R. Murray, D. Fraser, KNEELING, L. TOR.: S. Wright, M. Carey, R. Stockton, S. Lewis, E. Story. JR. HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: N. Flori, J. Britton, K. Davis, R. Stockton, K. Huntington. SECOND ROW: S. Wright, . Muller, M. Althouse, F. Ray, C. Fites, P. Drybread, C. Kibbee, STANDING: Mrs. Sidener, Advisor. 65 JR. HIGH TUMBLING L. TO R., FIRST ROW: D. Dayton, L. Wright, L. Tweedle, B. Crouch, K. Williams, D. Warren, J. Fiant, M. Sharp, K. Whalen, C. Graham, K. Hoover, H. Wilson, T. Labs. SECOND ROW: M. Myers, B. Miller, D. Whiting, C. Manning, D. O'Brien, A. Compton, R. Griggs, A. Small, C. Walsh, E. Carry, S. Edwards. THIRD ROW: R. Madden, J. Quaresma, K. Howard, H. Stowell, J. Belvin, R. Murray, R. Kelly, K. Davis, E. Kenyon, S. Crabtree, C. Whiting, P. Drybread, B. Shanks, S. Herndon, P. Sharp, N. Lawson, S. Wright, M. House 1, T. McDonald. FIFTH ROW: L. Rollo, L. Young, M. Neff, Not Shown: Mr. Whiting, Mrs. Howe, Advisors. NET CLUB L. TO R. : R. Cullen, B. McKay, R. Spears, M. Smith, D. Bellamy, K. Kolb. Advisor: Mr. Rippey. 66 NURSES AIDE L. TO R; BACK ROW: D. Houser, Advisor: Mrs. Payne, M. Sharp, C. Lutrell, S. Manning, ROW 1: B. Wilcox, C. Beck, S. Farris, C. Roberts, K. Packer. OUTDOOR CLIJR L TO R, BACK ROW: M. Poetzsch, G. Bresciani, M. Moser, D. Reynholds, D. Windle, M. Blust, ROW 3: L. Lighthill, S. Potvin, B. Shirley, J. Penland, B. Detrick, P. Sharp, S. Drybread, K. Risley, M. Morgan, ROW 2: M. White, D. Whiting, R. Meilan, R. Pierson, K. Davis, N. Lawson, T. Gregory, R. Margason, S. Douglass, ROW 1: F. Yarbrough, J. Howard, W. Klein, S. McColm, L. Tarantino, S. Roberts, K. Lombardi, Advisor: Mr. White (NOT SHOWN). 67 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Penland, C. Wycoff, C. Dryden, D. Roloff, S. Potvin, D. Black, SECOND ROW: C. Shaver, C. Fitzsimons, S. Walker, M. Donnelly, M. Smith, THIRD ROW: S. Gulick, T. Pence, C. Mayfield, Advisor Mr. Cochran, A. Duniphin, K. Ferguson, E. Davis, L. Lighthill, T. Wright, C. Means, C. Schmidt, C. Drybread, FOURTH ROW: C. Bozeman, W. Klein, E. Swanson, J. Hockenson, K. Klumby, L. McColm, J. Howard, F. Yarbrough, C. Roberts, B. Wilcox, FIFTH ROW: D. Forbes, R. Margason, C. Abemethy, S. Smith, R. Logan, D. Windle, N. Flori, Forsyth, L. Tarantino, C. Davison, J. Herdon, M. McElroy, NOT SHOWN: Advisor Mr. Harlan PINE BREEZE L. TO R., M. Donnelly, R. McLain, S. Smith, R. Sidles-Editor, C. Roberts, R. Lawry, S. Hager, T. Humbird, M. Quigley, S. Olson. NOT IN PICTURE: T. Lash, D. Magaw, B. Roy, M. Trask, G. Whipple. 68 POLITICAL SCIENCE L. TO R. , BACK ROW: M. Quigley, C. Drybread, D. Black, M. Behrick, S. Potvin, SECOND ROW: H. Volkema, B. Dore, L. Pierson, L. McColm, R. Margason, D. Roloff, FRONT ROW: D. Windle, B. Swanson, T. Wright, Advisor: Mr. Casillas. PRINCIPAL’S ADVISORY BOARD L. TO R. : R. Maigason, M. Howell, T. Wright, C. Abernethy, Advisor: Mr. Bums, C. Shaver, D. Hubble, C. Compton, P. Patillor. 69 Q.S.F. SCHOLARS L. TOR., K. Davis, S. Kilzer, S. Herndon, K. Fites, T. Labs, M. Housel, L. Rollo, T. Murray, M. Althouse, K. Gnggs, R. Murray, J. Littlefield, L. McLean, S. Fuller, R. Mikesell, NOT SHOWN: Advisor, Mr. Powell. ROCKET CLUB L. TOR., L. Porter, D. Miller, D. Sims, E. Murphy, B. Dore, B. McKay, D. Black, K. Kolb, D. Rolof K. Sidener, Advisor: Mr. McKay. 1 70 SKI CONDITIONING BACK TO FRONT: Advisor: Mr. Kimble B. Dore L. Bailey C. Schmidt J. Marian T. Marian L. McColm J. Rutherford SKI INSTRUCTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: L. Lee, S. Klein, J. Marian, K. Althouse, M. McElroy, J. Rutherford, R. Meilan, T. Marian. SECOND ROW: B. Detrick, R. Cullen, R. Wilken, T. Pence, L. Prince, C. Fitzsimmons, E. Swanson, K. Klundby, T. Farnworth, J. Penland, S. Farris. THIRD ROW: B. McKay, D. Roloff, M. Smith, S. Potvin, S. Drybread, M. Morgan, M. Powell, B. McKnight, Advisor: Mr. McKay 71 FRONT ROW: D. Black, C. Wykoff, L. Pierson, C. Means, K. Halcomb. SECOND ROW: D. Roloff, L. McColm, K. Drybread, R. Margason, D. Windle, Advisor: Mr. McKay, T. Marian, J. Meilan, M. Poetzsch, F. Pierson, K. Sidner. SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Margason, R. Spears, J. Hockenson, E. Swanson, L. Prince, B. Swanson, T. Marian, R. Sidles. SECOND ROW: R. Logan, R. Cullen, D. Black, D. Roloff, K. Strotman, C. Wykoff, K. A It house, C. Fitzsimmons, C. Schmidt, J. Howard, K. Fleinblum, B. Wilcox, Advisor: Mr. Harlan. THIRD ROW: S. Douglass, B. Hammill, D. Windle, D. Strotman, L. Penland, T. Gregory. SENIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB 72 SR. HI. T U M B L I N G FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Ray, S. Steiff, D. Azevedo, R. Bernard. SECOND ROW: B. Dore, A. Armijo, J. Rutheford, R. Sidles, P. Manning, M. Story. THIRD ROW: S. Olson, D. Nelson, R. Lavvry, TOP: D. Dingle. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS TREASURER: Louise Prince PRESIDENT: Rod Margason VICE PRESIDENT: Dana Black SECRETARY: Kathy S trot man 73 STUDENT COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Hoskins, P. Oels, B. McLean, Advisor: Mr. Sonnenburg, S. Roberts, B. Swanson, K. Feinblum, T. Wilson. STUDENT SERVICE SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Mansell, S. Douglass, C. Means, B. Orange, Advisor: Mrs. Guitierrez, J. Goings, D. Hughes, R. McClain, L. Penland, L. McColm, K. Strotman, A. Wong, L. Prince, T. Buck C. Wycoff, R. Cullen, R. Spears. 74 TROJAN PEP BAND L TO R, RACK ROW: B. Roy, D. Blancett, D. Hoskins, D. Ackley, D. Schmidt, R. Tarantion, B. Detrick, D. Windle, T. Manning, D. Summers, K. Sidener, B. Jester, M. Stockton, P. Quigley, B. Hutchenson, R. Penland, Advisor: Mr, Barber, ROW 2: J. Malarkev, E. Swanson, M. Sharp, J. Hockenson, B. Glover, R. McCormick, T. Taresh, ROW 1: L. Ader, G. Bresciani, C. Azevedo, D. Hutchenson, M. Langwell WORK EXPERIENCE L TO R, BACK ROW: D. Armijo, K. Feinblum, H. Volkema, B. McLean, R. Cullen, C. Means, L. Porter, D. Bahr, C. Abernathy, ROW 2: D. Price, J. Hockenson, L. Prince, R. McClain, T. Buck, D. Bottorff, B. Lubben, J. Loos, B. Hutchenson, N. duPont, ROW 1: C. Drybread, A. Wong, C. Wycoff, K. Strotman, T. Logan, T. Wert, J, Dobrinen, M. Poetzsch, B. Orange, Advisor: Mr. Cochran (NOT SHOWN). 75 MASCOTS: D. Dingle and C. Abe me thy. SPIRIT OF ’73 SONGLEADERS: C. Dryden, T. Wright, L. Lighthill, C. Wykoff. 76 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: L. Penland, M. Donnelly, C. Drybread, L. Lighthill. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J. Howard L. Steiff S. Walker N. Flori WRESTERETTES B. Dore, D. Laplander, C. Lounsbury, D. Strotman. PHOTO CLUB ADVISOR: Mr. Kimble, K. Sidener, J. Goings, D. Bottorff, L. Porter, A. Williams, R. Cullen, R. Margason, L. Bailey, T. Marian, F. Pierson. c L A S s o F ’7 4 CLASS OFFICERS: Sec.-Treasurer, Jill Hockenson; Vice-President, Kylie Althouse, Pres. , Mike Smith. V. Beverly J. Blesse S. Blesse M. Blust mm Lr-V X ® f V i� E. Charlton T. Clubb D. Detrick M. Donnelly R. Cullen M. Deen S. Dringenburg L. Eiszele 79 J. Hockenson R. Horton T. Hum bird J. Hunter M. Huntington B. Iness T. Lash R. Lawry L. Lighthill G. Lile G. Lutrell J. Malarkey R. Green D. Guess B. Hammill D. Hays E. Hefferon D. Henthom E. Jones G. Jones G. Kinzie S. Klein K. Kolb M. Krois S. Manning J, Mansell R. Martinez R. McClain R. McCormick C. McElroy B. McKay J. McNie B. Muller L. Nelson D. Rodgers J. Rutherford J. Sandlin M. Sharp S. Steele L. Stites R. Stratton D. Summers L. Prince P. Quigley K. Risley C. Roberts R. Sidles B. Smith M. Smith R. Spears V. Sutton E. Swanson R. Thornburg N. Tooley G. Varner H. Volkema G. Whipple T. Wilson 81 D. Walke N. West G. Wolters F. Yarbrough P. Abbey D. Ackley K. Allen R. Alvey C. Azevedo A. Barnes J. Barnes M. Belvin B. Bernard B. Bolin CLASS OFFICERS: L TO R: Vice Pres., Ron Logan; Pres., Windy Klien; Sec. -Tres. , Carlynn Schmidt. W. Brewster J. Brock R. Carey D. Cokor B. Compton B. Detrick S. Dry bread M. Ell wood C. Ferguson N. Flori D. Forbes J. Galon B. Gossett S. Gulick R. Hays J. Howard D. Hubbell E. Hughes D. Hutchinson M. Iness B. Jester D. Joller F. Kassik V. Kibbee W. Klein L. Kolb V. Krois T. Kurpjuweit D. Laplander S. Lawson V. Lazenby L. Lee L. Leiber B. Lindsey M. Littlefield R. Logan C. Lounsbury D. Mag aw J. Marian S. Martin M. Martinez M. Martinez M. Mathes C. Mayfield S. McColm 83 C. McLean T. Meilan S. Middleton D. Mitchell M. Morgan E. Murphy J. Newcomb P. Oels D. Packer P. Patillor K. Pembertan J. Pence R. Penland J. Ray J. Reemts R. Risk S. Roberts C. Ross M. Sainz T. Schmid C. Schmidt S. Smith D. Sorosinski M. Stewart D. Stites M. Stockton B. Stratton D. Strotman L. Tarantino L. Thomas V. Tobias J. Varner K. Volkema S. Walker T. White R. Wilken A. Williams K. Bjelde 84 R. Abbey A. Armijo R. Ashley J. Azevedo B. Bailey M. Batten C X 1 u W. Bellamy E. Beverly D. Blancett B. Blust R. Bodenham CLASS OFFICERS: L TO R; Sec. Treas. , Terri Gregory Pres. , Craig Forsyth; Vice Pres. , Carol Fitzsimmons C. Bozeman L. Carey L. Cash R. Compton T. Crayton C. Davison B. Dore B. Douglass A. Duniphin E. Eaton T. Famworth C. Farrell B. Feinblum C. Fitzsimmons 85 E. Ellis S. Forcinio C. Forsyth G. Frazier V. Glover D. Good S. Green T. Gregory S. Hancock J. Hand M. Harmina H. Hedrick L. Heinstein J. Herndon D. Hoskins R. Householder R. Lutrell A. Lawheen L. Jones C. Kinzie K. Klundby P. Knaak H. Knight M. Langwell M. McElroy J. McKenzie B. McKnight K. McNie K. Lombardi J. Jorgensen J. Jones C. Madden T. Manning A. Marshall C. Martinez C. Martinez R. Meilan S. Meuer B. Miller D. Miller E. Murphy E. Myers R. Neff T. Pence 86 T. Penland T. Penn K. Pierson M. Powell M. Powell E. Stanley O. Stamnke L. Steiff M. Story C. Surber T. Taresh R. Thayer K. Thornburg B. Tole A D. Sims P. Sorosinski R. Swanson J. Penland D. Reynholds J. Roberts B. Roy J. Sarri R. Schmid D. Schmidt m R. White T. Williams J. Wright D. Wright C. Young B. Renfro E. Small L. Swanson R. Tavantino T. Treat D. Vanunen M. Waltermire B. Warren S. Weeks J. White 87 D. Alexander P. Alexander M. Althouse C. Armijo H. Arnold B. Ayotte L. Bales M. Beverly CLASS OFFICERS: L TO R: Vice Pres. , Kevin Davis; Sec. -Treas. , Felcia Ray; Pres., Matt Althouse. K. Bivens N. Bjelde R. Buck M. Carey S. Collins L. Eaton N. Emery K. Fraser C. Fites T. Forcino J. Cooper S. Crabtree K. Davis J. Dayton N. Dorris S. Fuller A. Grant S. Gray G. Goings B. Green 88 S. Herndon G. Horton R. Griggs J. Harrison C. House M. Housel C. Landon N. Lawson S. Lewis T. Lewis J. Huntington S. Keve L. Lazenby C. Leonhardt J. Littlefield S. Margason J. Mathes B. McKay L. McLean D. McElroy K. McElroy R. Murray T. Murray M. Neff D. Obryant S. Ohana D. Means M. Mecbecker A. Meilan R. Mikesell J. Moulton M. Pershing R. Pierson R. Robinson F. Ray L. Rollo 89 Class Officers: L TO R; Sec.-Treas. Kelly Huntington, Vice Pres. Pam Drybread, Pres. Norman Flori J. Britton E. Brock A. Compton M. Gonzales L. Crayton B. Crouch C. Davis D. Dayton 91 S. Farrell E. Feinblum J. Fiant N. Flori C. Graham D. Green K L. Hefferon K. Hoover K. Howard S. Howe K. Huntington V. Hutchinson Z. Keve C. Kibbee D. Klein K. Kolb V. Kurpjuweit R. Lee C. Denna D. Derose M. Detrick P. Drybread D. Dupont S. Edwards L. Leiber P. Lewis M. Lombardi T. McDonald R. Madden R. Malarkey D. Massik M. Melhus M. Meyers B. Miller S. Mitchell S. Newcomb 92 A. Packer T. Pershing C. Pence C. Pierson M. Poetzsch M. Powell B. Shanks M. Sharp J. Shirley A. Small D. Smith S. Smith V. Tindall G. Turben L. Tweedle M. Van Unen B. Walker C. Walsh M. White C. Whiting D. Whiting B. Williams K. Williams H. Wilson J. Quaresma J. Renfra J. Roberts T. Roberts T. Rose M. Schmidt L. Wright ’73 POWDERPUFF BASKETBALL FOLLOW THE KING AND QUEEN: Dana Black and Terry Logan. YELLOW BRICK ROAD 96 PRINCE AND PRINCESS: Mike Smith and Marcia Donnelly. r HOMECOMING QUEEN: Sue Blesse and escort Bruce Detrick, Juniors. PRINCESS: Cheryl Martinez and escort John Holt, Freshmen. 1973 HOMECOMING PRINCESS: Noni Flori and escort Mike Smith, Sophomores. PRINCESS: Becky Swanson and escort Dick Roloff, Seniors. 97 HOMECOMING Homecoming spirit this year was the most outstanding yet. All classes were 100% behind their team. Floats took extra special time for their outstanding quality. Juniors took first, with Seniors and Sophomores taking second. Junior candidate for homecoming also was crowned Queen. PARADE ’73 COLONIAL HOTEL ABOVE; BLOCK Q in their Tiger Trampler. RIGHT: FROSH, Stomp the Tigers. BELOW: SOPHS, Whip 'em, Beat 'em, Cream 'em. B. RIGHT: SENIORS, Keep on Truckin. 1st Place: JUNIORS, We got a Tiger by the Tail. I 'd rather do it myself1 Watch it, Dick Baby Look at those Big Hams painting the Lori, what are you smiling about?? ADMINISTRATION ’73 ■ 100 The 1972-73 school year has been an exciting one. It is the year in which we moved into our new building. It is also the year during which we went through the accreditation procedures. In addition, students and staff members worked on new ideas for scheduling curriculum. Schools must meet the challenge of a changing world. We hope that we may continue our efforts to do so. Vincent E. Burns Principal Mrs. Scarlett VICE-PRINCIPAL: Mr. Don Penland 101 102 SECRETARY: Ms. Kahre w MR. BARBER Band, Music, Chorus MR. BECKLEY Typing, Shorthand MR. CASILLAS Social Studies MR. BLASI Science, Social Studies MR. BLACK Psychology, Speech, Social Studies MR. BECK Metal Shop, Shop 103 MR. COKOR Math, Geom. , Algebra MR. KNEDEL Math, English FACULTY ’73 MR. HARLAN Spanish MS. HOWE Girls' P. E. MS. LEIGH Home Economics, Girls' P. E. MR. KIMBLE Math, Science MR. McKAY Chem., Lapidary Crafts, Science 105 MR. RIPPEY English, School Publications, Dramatics 106 MS. MUELLER English MS. PAYNE Nurses' Aide MR. NICHOL Art, Lapidary Crafts MR. POWELL Art, Science, P. E. , Social Studies MR. RAY Social Studies, P. E. MS. SIDENER English MR. SONNENBURG Social Studies MR. VOLKEMA English, French MR. WHITE Shop, Crafts, Forestry MS. WINTER Special Education MR. WHITING Shop, P. E. MS. WRIGHT Spanish, English 107 BUS DRIVERS CUSTODIANS 1. Tani Wright 18. Cristi Dryden 2. Brenda Wilcox 19. John Holt 3. Karla Packer Nina Dupont 4. Kevin Bottorff 20. Rod Margasor 5. Dana Black 21. Chris Beck 6. Cathy Drybread 22. Diane Dingle 7. Tereasa Marian 23. John Goings 8. Bonnie McLean 24. George Kidder 9. Kathy Strotman 25. Terri Logan 10. Don Hughes 26. Joanne Stites 11. Becky Swanson 27. Joetta Clubb 12. Sheri Oels 28. Larry Bailey 13. Terry Wert 29. Laurie Penland 14. Mike Quigley 30. Jude Powell 15. Kelly Halcomb 31. Kathy Feinblum 16. Leslie McColm 32. John Dobrinen 17. Carolyn Bozeman 33. Bathing Beauty 34. Michelle Behrick. ...OUR TROJAN BABES’ DREAMS HAVE FINALLY COME TRUE . . . Ill . MR. BLACK’S 7TH GRADE 1968 j. A STURDY EMPIRE . . IS BUILT ON A STURDY FOUNDATION 112 We're done! We're finished! It's over! We made it! No more exhausting picture-taking days. . .no more last minute pasteups. . .no more brain-wracking for layout ideas. . .no more quicker-than-you-think deadlines. . . UNTIL NEXT YEAR! Don't let it fool you, though—producing a yearbook is a valuable, unforgettable experience. We learned not only the technicalities of the business, but also the special qualities of O.H.S. people —the superhuman patience and cooperation of the faculty, the enthusiastic support and goodwill of the students, and the ham element in everybody! Out of hours and hours of hard work has come the creation of this pictorial presentation of The Pine in all its finery, and your pleasure is our reward. We hope you have enjoyed the 1973 PINE. Sincerely, THE YEARBOOK STAFF '73 113 Editor ‘ ' vv S w 4 '• ‘ 3.5a - •£ ■ r 'sgSr ■ y-. ■% J Q. H. S., we must bid you good-bye. For now we must leave with a parting sigh. Our roads will be different for each one we know, I f I || K We'll never forget you; our memories will grow. We'll always remember the long stairs we climbed. And sometimes we ran to get there on time. Now we walk doWn the stairs; this time is our last. We have goals to be reached from help in the past. Oh, the years went, by so fast we can hardly recall, r� -wvr k v vM The day we firpt came here awaiting opr call. But, now it's all o ef; we’re sorry to go. _________1-_1 1___1. 1_1 £____!___ ___ 1__ . £• 1 We’ve worked hard; had fun; given our last final shpw. TROJAN PATRONS ANDERSON'S MORTUARY 378 Lawrence St. , Quincy HIGH SIERRA BEVERAGE CO. 390 E. High St. , Quincy QUINCY LUMBER AND SUPPLY 291 Lawrence St. , Quincy ATKINS, J. R. INSURANCE 347 Main, Quincy HOUSTON, DR. DST W. Main, Quincy QUINCY MERCANTILE Main St. , Quincy AYOOB'S P. O. Box A, Quincy HOWE DISTRIBUTING 53 Myers St. , Quincy QUINCY MOVING G STORAGE 2289 E. Main, Quincy BANK OF AMERICA 350 Main, Quincy JOHNSON, DR. CHIRO. 315 W. Main, Quincy QUINCY READY MIX 307 Lawrence St. , Quincy BARLOW CONSTRUCTION P. O. Box 506, Quincy KELLY'S BARBER 26 Main, Quincy QUINCY REXALL DRUG Main, Quincy BOB G JOHN'S TEXACO 399 VV. Main, Quincy LEONHARDT, E. G. 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Main, Quincy SPANISH CREEK MOTEL Hwy 70, Quincy DAYTON'S AUTO SUPPLY E. Main, Quincy NORRIE, THOMAS DR. Buchanan G Jackson, Quincy SPEARS CLEANERS 79 N. Church St. , Quincy DORE, WILLIAM MD. 520 Jackson St. , Quincy NUGGET MOTORS Main G Claremont, Quincy STAN'S HAIR STYLING 567 Lawrence St. , Quincy DUPONT POWER TOOL 23 Crescent St. , Quincy PHILLIPS 66 W. Main, Quincy STOCKTON, JAMES, INSURANCE Quincy ED'S BRAKE G ALIGNMENT Crescent St. , Quincy PINE HILL MOTEL Hwy 70, Quincy STONE HOUSE E. Main, Quincy ED'S TV SERVICE Quincy PIONEER PLAZA E. Main, Quincy STRONG, TIM Quincy ESSEX LUMBER CO. Quincy PLAZA LAUNDRY 1965 E. Main, Quincy THE CLOSET W. Main, Quincy FAGAN'S AUTO SERVICE 2465 E. Main, Quincy PLUMAS AVIATION Hwy 70, Quincy UNITED FARM REAL ESTATE Main, Quincy FEATHER RIVER MOTEL 211 Lawrence St. , Quincy PLUMAS COUNTY TITLE CO. 89 Court Ave. , Quincy VALLEY FURNITURE E. Main, Quincy FEATHER RIVER PUB. CO. W. Main, Quincy POLKA DOT 2031 E. Main, Quincy VAN CAS E. Main, Quincy FRANTZ ELECTRIC 583 Jackson St. , Quincy POWELL, DARRELL MR. Quincy WARDLOW, JACKIE ofc 546 Lawrence St. , Quincy G G E CAFE 2061 E. Main, Ouincv QUINCY CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL Quincy WELLS FAR CO BANK 336 W. Main, Quincy GEORGE'S SPORTS CENTER 505 W. Main, Quincy QUINCY DRUG STORE Main St. , Quincy WESTERN AUTO 541 W. Main, Quincy GOLD PAN MOTEL Hwy 70, Quincy QUINCY EMPORIUM Lawrence St. , Quincy WONDERLAND BAKERY 411 W. Main, Quincy CRAY'S FLOWER CARDEN Hyw 70, Quincy QUINCY FEED STORE E. Quincy