silence is less than noise,n ore. than s.fill cjuietness V 3 ovj ev er uish ou could ses 5II a tree has seen? 2 the fence post is rusting in the rain... ve on to school for days... what’s happened 1 3 4 tbft. J97t annual staff presents The Pir “ volume xmx «)uioy hi b sebool yuincyfidlifornia —ixfkding °n days jx nc by ... 5 ADMINISTRATION mm Mrs. Scarlett, Secretary Mrs. Blesse, Secretary V Mr. Penland, Vice-Principal MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS This has been a good year at Quincy Jr. Sr. High School. We have had strong leadership in our student government and our activity program has generally been successful. In addition, our faculty has been active in curriculum development and our staff is stronger in many areas than it has been in the past. Both students and staff have worked to make our school a better one. I think we may all be proud of our accomphishments and that we will continue to seek improvement in all areas. Vincent E. Burns ADMINISTRATION Mr. Bums, Principal 8 Miss Roulston, Librarian Mp«. flraham. Mr. Blasi, Chemistry, Science Mr. Barber, Band, Chorus Mr. Cokor, Math, Geometry, Algebra Mr. Casillas, Social Studies Mr. Crawford, Mechanical Drawing, Crafts. 10 b Mr, Cochran, Typing, Mr. Beckley, Typing, Shorthand Business, W. Exper. Mr, Dorns, Special Education Mr, Harlan, Spanish Mr. Hiss, English, School Publications Mrs. Howe, P.E. 11 Mr. Kimble Math, Science Mr. Lewis - Social Studies Mrs. Leigh Home Economics, Girls' P.E. M. Leney Social Studies, Spanish Mr. McKay Lapidary Crafts, Science Mrs. Sidener English, Chorus Mr. Nichol, Art Mr. Ray, Social Studies, P.E. Mr. Knedel, Math Mr. Rippey, English, Drama Mr. Powell, Science, P.E. Mrs. Jackson, Special Education Mr. Sonnenburg, Social Studies Mr. Ventimiglio, Math Mrs. Payne, Nurse's Aid Mr. Volkema, English and French Bara to! Mr. White, Craft, Shop, Forestry 14 Mr. Whiting, Shop and P.E. Mrs. Detrick BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Mrs. Kelly Mr. Brazil COOKS Mrs. Stewart Mr. Jester Mr. Seitz Mr. Galon Sorry No Picture Mrs. Dean, School Nurse MR. DARREL NICHOL Mr. Darrell Nichol and Mr. Robert Crawford Most students who have passed through the portals of Quincy High have encountered at least one of these teachers in Art, Lapidary, Crafts, Math, or Mechanical Drawing. Students have found both of them eager to help and willing to understand, as well as being dedicated to instilling a lasting appreciation of their subjects. They also have a type of humor and wit that will never be forgotten. This is their last year at QHS, but we hope they will leave knowing that they will be remembered by their many friends. SPORTS 1- V.- V u! mm SENIOR Mark Blust Tim Clubb Rick Cullen Tim Grant Bob Green Sam Klein Tim Lash 20 STANDOUTS Ray Martinez John Mansell 1AMPS Tim Olson Cory McElroy Mike Smith Lewis Nelson Rick Spears Steve Steele Loren Stites Rod Thornburg Pat Quigley 21 In the last year of competition in the FRL, the Trojans took a co-championship with Greenville. Quiney was ranked No. 2 in Northern Calif, small schools, one of the highest positions the Trojans have ever achieved. Taking a look at the FRL season, the Trojans put their backs against the wall with the loss to Westwood. But they didn't give up as they won all the rest, including a convincing 24-0 shutout of powerful Greenville and a come from behind win over Chester in the finale. We wish a very good season for the varsity next year in the tough Westside League. VARSITY 1974 Quincy 34 Fall River 6 Quincy 6 Truckee 7 Quincy 0 Westwood 8 Quincy 55 Loyalton 0 Quincy 38 Herlong 6 Quincy 24 Greenville 0 Quincy 32 Portola 10 Quincy 26 Chester 13 FRONT ROW: L TO R, S. Steele, R. Logan, B. Green, R. Schwartz, S. Klein, R. Richardson, S. Drvbread, B. Lehnen T. Kurpjuweit, R. Martinez, D. Cokor. SECOND ROW: R. Spears, M. Belvin, T. Grant, T. Olson, J. Mansell M Smith, T. Clubb, J. Blesse, R. Cullen, P. Quigley, J. Ray, P. Allen, THIRD ROW: Coach D. Ray, C. McEliiy, R. Thornburg, T. Lash, L. Stites, M. Blust, L. Nelson, J. Galon, S. Bailey, D. Ackley, V. Beverly, Coach R. Powell. 22 Cracker is hit hard by the Vikings as Smith and Olson look on. All-League: Mark Blust Tim Olson Sam Klein Steve Drybread All-Superior Calif: Rick Spears TEAM AWARDS Most Valuable Player: Tim Olson Outstanding Defensive Player: Mark Blust Outstanding Offensive Lineman: Rick Spears Outstanding Offensive Back: Paul Allen Most Inspirational Player: Mike Smith Most Improved Player: Pat Quigley 24 Smith holds on as Grant and Thornburg are in hot pursuit. 25 J.V. FOOTBALL The Trojan J.V. s had a rather poor season with a 2-4-2 record; 1-4-1-in FRL play. They showed signs of greatness in their first two games in which they beat Fall River and tied Truckee. When league season opened, however, they started to falter. Sophomores, Forsyth, Blust, and Azevedo should help the Varsity next year; Freshmen Beverly, Horton, and Murray look to be the cream of the crop on the '74 Junior Varsity. FRONT ROW: L TO R, Mgr. D. Whiting, E. Eaton, C. Forsyth, B. Blust, M. Beverly, C. Young, R. Swanson, D. Wright, B. McKnight, Mgr. N. Eisenman, SECOND ROW: Mgr. M. White, R. Householder, J. Cooper, R. Murray, I. Penland, J. Azevedo, B. Douglass, R. Horton, S. Gary, THIRD ROW: Coach N. White, B. Shirley, M. Carey, D. Schmidt, D. Reynolds, E. Small, S. Green, S. Forcino, C. Farrell, M. Powell, Coach P. Whiting. 26 Beverly readies himself to be tackled after a long gain. Trojan J. V. 's ready themselves for a tough second half. . Green gets hauled down by a pack of Grizzlies while Reynolds and Powell block. Coach Whiting and Joe Penland take a close look at the next play against Greenville. Blust sweeps around end during the game with the Loyalton Grizzlies. Azevedo struggles for extra yardage as Blust, Cooper, and Green look on. 28 FROSH FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: L. TO R., R. Griggs, E. Story, K. Davis, R. Stokton, S. Lewis, Mgr. B. Bailey. SECOND ROW: Mgr. C. Manning, J. Cullen, B. Greene, L. Eaton, C. Leonhart, L. Stevens, B. McKay, Coach J. Blasi. THIRD ROW: Mgr. B. Wright, P. Sharp, R. Westlake, J. Littlefield, N. Bjelde, R. Pierson. 29 Loren Stites Rick Spears John Mansell J. D. Blesse 1 Perry Bertocchi Bruce McKay Tom Potillar VARSITY BASKETBALL 73-74 This year's Trojans finished third in FRL play with a 10-4 record, and were 15-10 overall. Leading Quincy was J. D. Blesse who was chosen to the All-League team. He also achieved the honors of making All-tourney in three tournaments-Truckee, Monogue, and the Plumas County Tourney-and was 15th in scoring in Superior Ca. with a 17.6 average. Helping with the scoring punch was John Mansell who had a 11.4 average. The rebounding power was provided by Tom Potillor who averaged 11.6 rebounds per game, good enough for the 18th spot in Superior Ca. Getting the fast break going was the job of Loren Stites who led the team in assists and added rebounding strength. Sophomore Steve Green was an all-around player, leading the team in blocked shots. The bench helped in a number of games with Bruce McKay, Rick Spears, and Jeff Ray being the key people. Ray and Green need the determined efforts of Tim Kurpjuweit, Ron Logan, and Randy Schwartz to be successful in next seasons quest for a FRL championship. US QUINCY VS. OPP. 56 Sutter 76 59 Truckee 65 TRUCKEE TOURNEY 53 So. Tahoe 66 59 Loyalton 67 77 Downieville 48 68 Lassen 59 MONOGUE TOURNEY 68 Vo-Tech 46 45 St. Bernard's 58 72 Lovelock 55 49 Loyalton 47 54 Greenville 41 50 Westwood 42 66 “Chester 52 55 Portola 64 55 Herlong 84 57 Loyalton 51 96 Downieville 44 58 Greenville 66 2 Westwood 0 73 Chester 53 61 Tortola 64 51 Herlong 50 PLUMAS COUNTY TOURNEY 63 Etna 60 35 Los Molinos 32 38 Portola 47 -Denotes FRL Game FRONT ROW L TO R: R. Schwartz, B. Gossett, B. Green, P. Bertocchi, B. Lehnen. SECOND ROW: T. Kurpjuweit, B. Compton, R. Logan, T. Olson. THIRD ROW: Coach J. Blasi, L. Stites, B. McKay, M. Blust, R. Spears, T. Potillor, S. Green, J. Mansell. Loren Stites goes up for an easy 2 against Downieville. Beaner Green goes high for the tip. COURT ACTION ’74 Bruce McKay gets a break away lay-up against the Warriors. I didn't do it Coach, says an outraged J. D. Blesse. 32 J. D. Blesse escapes from the Downieville defense. Tom Potillor hits a lay-up in the Greenville win. FRONT ROW L TO R: C. Forsyth, P. Sharp, R. Swanson, K. Bivens. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Dorris, D. Wright, B. Blust, M. Althouse, M. Bevely, J. Azevedo. NOT SHOWN: J.Wright, R. Compton. FROSH-JV BASKETBALL FRONT ROW L TO R: Mgr. C. Mikesell, J. Cooper, M. Bevely, K. Bivens, R. Griggs. SECOND ROW: Coach D. Casillas, P. Sharp, S. Wright, M. Althouse, S. Crabtree, R. Horton. Five Warrior players surround Jay Wright as he shoots from the top of the key. 35 Matt Althouse gets an easy two as Kirk Bivens looks on. Coach Dorris tries to get his men fired up during a time-out. FRONT ROW L TO R: R. Richardson, J. Newcomb, B. Green, C. Dellinger. SECOND ROW: P. Quigley, B. Compton, R. Lawry, P. Allen, M. Belvin, D. Summers. VARSITY-GIRLS TRACK FRONT ROW L TO R: M. Housel, M. Story, A. Duniphin, T. Labs, J. Rutherford, K. Rhoades, T. Gregory. BACK ROW: N. Dorris, K. Fites, M. Langwell, L. Swanson, D. McElioy, J. Howard, N. Flori, S. Blesse, S. K 1 I70P FROSH TRACK L TO R: J. Cullen, L. Eaton, P. Sharp. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW L TO R: T. Williams, C. Forsyth, C. Young, S. Weeks. SECOND ROW: E. Eaton, B. Blust. VARSITY BASEBALL 1974 IL.. Is this all our varsity baseball team has to do is goof off? No, but with all the snow on the playing field you can't get much practice in. So, for a few weeks at least, the Trojans will be trying to get their rhythm back inside. This year the Trojans will face stiff competition in FRL play with Portola, Westwood, and Herlong all fielding strong teams. Coach Ray feels that pitching is the Trojans weak spot with only one starter from last season returning. But hitting and fielding look good as 7 seniors return from last year’s squad. This list includes Sam Bailey, Rod Thornburg, Rick Spears, J. D. Blesse, Loren Stites, Tim Olson, and Cory Me Elroy. FRONT ROW L TO R: C. McElioy, B. Gossett, J. Ray, T. Kurpjuweit. SECOND ROW: T. Olson, S. Bailey, S. Green, R. Spears, L. Stites, J. Blesse. NOT SHOWN: R. Thornburg, M. Morgan. S. Drybread works for a pin. Heavyweight, Beverly works on Greenville's, Underwood. Nelson pins another man on his way to First Place. Williams uses a figure 4 on Carson City man. Coker readies himself for a quick reversal. QHS INVITATIONAL TOURNEY “74” Louis Nelson Victor Beverly SENIORS ’74 Gail Lutrell VARSITY WRESTLERS FIRST ROW: L. TO R., S. Drybread, V. Savedra, T. Williams, R. Tarantino, E. Story, A. Armijo, G. Lutrell, Manager C. Knedel, SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Knedel, R. Newcomb, L. Nelson, V. Beverly, D, Reyhnolds. R. Sharp, D. Cokor, N. Dorris. 1 40 1974 Savadra is declared winner with a pin over his opponent. You say one more word about girl wrestlers, and I'll rip you up! Jim Cullen wins his match. JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS FIRST ROW: L. TO R. , T. Farnsworth, B. Green, W. Keiss, J. Brock, S. Avery, K. Davis, SECOND ROW: Coach Mr. Ventimiglio, D, Schmidt, L. Thomas, J, Cullen, R. Neff, R. Lutrell, B. Stratton. 41 7 $ q mm PRESIDENT: Kevin Kolb SENIOR CLASS What is it that makes the girl cry at graduation, and the boy take that one last gaze at the school? Maybe its knowing we have just completed a segment of our lives that never will be recaptured... To ease our sad 'graduation blues', let us make sure we have these happy memories etched in our minds. Mrs. Howe: The senior girls were continually and enthusiastically active in all phases of athletics; Powder Puff teams, G. A. A., track, and aggressively determined to fight for and lay ground for more interscholastic activities for girls. Mr. McKay: The class of '74 was the first class who sponsored Sadie Hawkins and made a profit from it. Tney had many new games and it was well attended by enthusiastic students. Mr. Cochran: The Jr. Sr. Ball was an exciting, fun, and beautiful experience. The seniors can be proud of the effort they put into decorating and setting up the dance. SECRETARY: Cindy Abemethy ADVISOR: Mr. Cokor ! OFFICERS Mr. Cokor: The class of '74 flood to the challenge of accomplishing something, then ebb to lethargy. I'm sure as they age they will learn the will to accomplish goals without 'pulling it off. Though pulling things off is sometimes the spice of life which makes it bearable. Mr. Powell: The Senior Class of '73-'74 were ALIVE and FUN. They had a warm closeness and worked together on all projects to better the school. They were not lazy or cruel, but alive with energy and spirit. I will miss them. Frito: The class of '74 has come closer to putting it all together than any other class for the last six years. And where else could you find a Frank Tuttle, a 'Shoot out at the OK exhibit building', and the first successful girl wrestler at Quincy High. VICE-PRESIDENT: Pat Quigley TREASURER: Helen Volkema CYNTHIA ANN ABERNETHY-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Yearbook 4-Pine Breeze 2-Chorus 3-Mascot 3-Work Exper. 2, 3,4-Pep Club 1, 2 Ecology 1-P.Puff 2, 3-Advisory Board 2, 3-AMBITION: To live a happy life until I die—and then do it all over again! PAUL M. ALLEN-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Chorus 2-BlockQ 3,4-T.A. 3,4-Football 1,2, 3,4-M.V. Back-Most Improved 3-Track 3-Wrestling 3, 4-P. Puff Queen 2-P. Puff Cheerleader 4-AMBITION: To be a Professional Bum and have fun doing it. KYLIE ALTHOUSE-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Body V.P. 4-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4-Class VP 3-Class Sec. 2-Work Exper 3, 4-Pep Club 1, 4-CSF 1, 2, 3, 4-Art Club 1,2-GAA 1,2, 3,4-T.A. 3-Ecology 3-P.Puff 3,4-Tumbling 1-Homecoming Princess 1-AMBITION: To find real happiness and to follow a career and life beyond their farthest limits. DEBBIE S. ARMIJO-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Chorus 1-Work Exper 3, 4-Concessions 3,4-Pep Club 1, 2-Photo Club 1-Art Club 2-Homemaking Club 1-G.AA 2, 4-Rocket Club 1-T.A. 3,4-Ecology Club 1,2-P. Puff 4-Tumbling 1-AMBITION: To live for tomorrow not yesterday. JOHN R. BAILEY-QHS 1,2, 3,4-Block Q 1,2, 3,4-T.A. 3,4-AMBITION: To kick back, relax and have a good time. DAVID J. BAHR: QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To do something, I guess? 46 SAMUEL L. BAILEY II - QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2-CSF 3,4-Out-door Club 3-Block Q 1, 2, 3, 4-T.A. 4-Net Club 1,2,3,4-Pep Club 1, 2-Football 2, 3, 4-Baseball 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To breeze through College and to be happy and have lots of fun. PERRY J. BERTOCCHI-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-T.A. 3, 4-Net Club 3-Chess Club 4-Basketball 4-Baseball 4-AMBITION: Play goalie for the Los Angeles Kings. VICTOR BEVERLY-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1-Chorus 1, 3-Work Exper 2, 3, 4-Block Q 2, 3,4-T.A. 3,4-Black Student Unity 1, 2, 3-Football 1, 3, 4-Track 1, 3, 4-Wrestling 1, 3,4-AMBITION: To be a football and wrestling coach. SUE BLESSE QHS 3, 4-Work Exper, 4-Pep Club 4-Poli Sci 4-GAA 4-Office Staff 3-Homecoming Queen 3-Cheerleader 4-AMBITION: To keep all the great friends I have up here, and to be happy with my life ahead of me. J.D. BLESSE-QHS 3, 4-Pep Club 4-Block Q 3, 4-Net Club 3-Chess Club 4-Baskttball 3,4-Football 3,4-Baseball 3, 4-AMBITOON: To go somewhere and attempt to play some basketball. GINA GAIL BRESCIANI-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Outdoor Club 3,4-G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4-T.A. 3, 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-P. Puff 1,3,4-Track 1-AMBITION: To become a Dental Hygienest, raise Blood Bay Quarter Horses, and marry the one I love. 47 TWYLA IRENE BUCK-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Class Sec. 1-Band 1-Work Exper 3, 4-SSS3-Stud. Court 4-GAA 1-T.A. 3, 4-Pep Band 1-Track 1-AMBITION: To leave Quincy and all its bad memories behind so I can finally find happiness with Stan. LARRY L. CASH-QHS 1,2,3,4-Basketball 1-Track 1- AMBITION: To become the Richest Bum in the world. ELLENE CHARLTON-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Council 1, 2-Chorus 1,2-Stud. Court 1, 2-Concessions 1-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-GAA 4- P. Puff 3, 4-Tumbling 1- Cheerleader 2-Songleader 4-AMBITION: To go to college, or work for my father, have whatever I want out of life, if possible, get married to someone very special and live until I die. TIMOTHY L. CLUBB-QHS 2, 3,4-Block Q. 4-Chess Club 2, 3, 4-Football 4-Baseball 4-AMBITION: I would like to do something original. RICHARD N. CULLEN-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Stud. Council 3, 4-Work Exper. 3, 4-SSS 1,2,3,4-Pep Club 4-CSF 3,4-Photo Club 2, 3-Outdoor 1, 2-Block Q 1, 2, 3, 4-TA 3, 4-Net Club 1, 2, 3-Chess 4-Basketball 1-Football 1,2,3,4-Outstanding player 1-Wrestling 1-AMBITION: Go to college, make a lot of money, come back to Plumas County to enjoy its great outdoors, and live to be 101. CYNTHIA COMPTON-QHS 1,2, 3,4. % 48 MARIE A DEEN-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Concessions 1, 2, 3-GAA 2-Wrestlerettes 2-TA 4-Off. Staff 3 - AMBITION: To become a model, travel around the world, and try to be happy. DAVID A DETRICK-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Photo Club 1-TA 3, 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 4-Football 1-AMBITION: To become the perfect BUM! MARCIA DONNELLY-QHS 1,2,3,4-Class VP 1-Pine Breeze 3-Chorus 1, 2-Work Exper 3, 4-Conces. 1-Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Poli-Sci 4-GAA 4-Off. Staff-3, 4-P. Puff 4-Jr. Prom Princess 3-Cheerleader 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To live a life of happiness in hopes nothing will be so bad that I can't find a smile, and to have that 'someone' back. STEVE A DRINGENBERG -QHS 2, 3, 4-Work Exper 4-Art Club 2-TA 3, 4-Chess Club 2, 3-Basket-ball 4-AMBITION: To visit John Holt's island then come back and marry a certain someone. LORI EISZILE-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Chorus 2, 3, 4-TA 3, 4-AMBITION: To get married, raise a family, and be happy. SHARON A. FARRIS-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Concess 1, 2-Art Club 2-GAA 1, 2-TA 4-Track 1, 2-AMBITION: To first find myself, then to be myself, then make someone special happy forever. 49 KAREN FERGUSON-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-TA 3, 4-Work Exper 3, 4-SSS 4-Concess 3-Pep Club 3-AMBITION: I live for those who love me-For those who know me true-For the heaven so blue above me-And the good that I can do. To find joy in others, cause that's the secret of happiness. BARBARA GLOVER-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Outdoor Club 4-TA 3, 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To live as complete a life as possible. JIM GORDON-QHS 1,2, 3,4. TLM GRANT-QHS 1, 2,3,4-Pine Breeze 3,4-Band 1, 2,3,4-SSS 4-Pep Club 3, 4-Photo Club 2-Block Q 3, 4-TA 3,4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3,4-Basketball 2-Football 2,3,4-Track 1, 2-P. Puff Yell Leader 3, 4-AMBITION: To get out of Quincy and the rest is my business. MELANIE GALON-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4-Ecology 1,2, 4-Track 1, 2,-Tumbling 1-P. Puff 1, 2, 3-AMBITION: To live and let die. LESLYE ELLESTINE GRAY-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-Pine Breeze 3, 4-Chorus 1, 2, 3-Work Exper 4-Homemaking 1-TA 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To work after graduation, then to marry in the Salt Lake Temple for all time and eternity. 50 ROBERT GREEN-QHS 1, 3, 4-Pine Breeze 3-Work Exper 4-Pep Club 4-Block Q 4-Chess Club 2, 3, 4-Basketball 4-Football 4-Track 3,4-Out-standing Player 3, 4-AMBITION: To make as many people, including myself, as happy as I can. DEBBIE ANN GUESS-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus 2-Work Exper 4-Coneess 3, 4-Pep Club 1-Art Club 2-GAA 2,3,4-TA 3-Ecology 2-AMBITION: To always be myself and never be a phony. ROBERT M. HAMMILL-QHS 1,2,3,4-T.A. 4-Chess Club 3,4-Basketball 1, 2-AMBITION: To be the first American to win the 400cc World Motocross Championship. DALE D. HAYS-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 4-T.A. 3, 4-Football 1, 2-AMBITION: To get our of Quincy before it corrups my mind, live a heavy and far out life until I die, and be president of Acapulco Gold Cigarette Co. ERIC G . HEFFERON-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-Work Exper 3, 4-Chess Club 3, 4-T.A. 3,4-AMBITION: To get a motorcycle and always have lots of hash and dubes. DEBBIE D. HENTHORN -Q HS 1, 2, 3, 4-Concess 1, 2, 3, 4-GAA 1,2,3,4-Off. Staff 3, 4-P. Puff 1, 2-AMBITION: To move from Quincy, become an LVN, and about 4 years later, marry that special someone. 51 SHERRI L HOUSEHOLDER QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Yearbook 3-Concessions 3, 4-Pep Club 1 - Art Club 2, 3-GAA 1,2,3,4-T.A. 3,4-Track 1-AMBITION: To study the art field, hopefully end up somewhere and something, and to always be happy and never forget the fun I have had atQHS. JILL KATHLEEN HOCKENSON-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Council 1,2, 3, 4-Class VP 2-Class Sec 3- Yearbook 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Work Exper 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4-Poli-Sci 3, 4-Photo Club 4-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4-Ecology 4- T.A. 3-Drama 4-P. Puff B F 1, 3, 4-AMBITION: To say no and stick to it, and prove to Rick and Bruce I'm not stupid . . . RONALD S. HORTON 4? HS 1, 2, 3, 4-TA 4-AMBITION: To be able to go out in the hills and not get stuck. You hear that Sutton? TONI NOVELLA HUMBIRD QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Pine Breeze 2, 3, 4-Work Exper 4-Concessions 1, 2, 3, 4-Off Staff 3, 4-TA 2-AMBITION: To trip off to Mars or Jupitor until I die, then come back and live in a cave with my magic dragon Puff! BECKY D. INESS-QHS 2,3,4-Concessions 2-CSF 3-Art Club 2-GAA 2-Off. Staff 3-Ecology 2-Track 2-AMBITION: To work hard on what I want out of life, and not get dragged down by anything around me. GARY D KINZIE-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-StudentCoun. 4-SSS 3,4-CSF 3, 4-TA 3-Chess Club 3, 4-Ski Club 1,2-AMBITION: To find the biggest elevator fill it with people, and take it to the top (heaven). 52 SAMUEL T. KLEIN-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 4-Pep Club 4-Block Q 1,2,3,4-TA 4-CA 2,3,4-Basketball 1, 2-Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Outstanding Player 2-All League 4-Baseball 2, 3, 4-Tumbling 1-P.Puff Yell Leader 4-AMBITION: To build the fastest stock car for Cory so he can beat Richard Petty in the Meadow Valley 500. KEVIN A. KOLB-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Class Pres. 4-CSF 1,2, 3,4-Rocket Club 1,2, 3, 4-T.A. 4-C.A. 2,3,4-Net Club 2,3,4-Track 3, 4-AMBITION: To find it, keep it, love it, then breed it. MARY KROIS-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Chorus 2,3-TA 4-AMBITION: To travel for a while and then go to college. TIMK. LASH-QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 1, 2,3-Photo Club 2, 3-Outdoor Club 1 -Block Q 1,2, 3, 4-Rocket Club 1,2-T.A. 3, 4-Cr. Writing 2, 3-Chess Club 1, 2-Basketball 1, 2-Football 1, 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To travel and see the world, and be happy and make others happy. LINDA DELL LIGHTHILL-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-GAA 3, 4-Pep Club 3-Homecoming Queen 4-Cheerleader 3-AMBITION: To meet the most handsome guy in the world, live together for 3 years, have a happy family and if it works out, 1 11 marry him. ROBERT KEITH LAWRY-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-S.B. Pres 4-Student Council 3, 4-Yearbook 2,3,4-Editor 4-Pine Breeze 2, 3, 4-Band 1-Pep Band 1-Tumbling 1,2, 3,4-Concess 3, 4-Pep Club 3, 4-Photo Club 4-Art Club 2, 3, 4-Creative Writing 3-Drama 3, 4-T.A. 3,4-P. Puff Yell Leader 1-AMBITION: To become an Art Teacher, then teach here in Quincy with a palette of new ideas! 53 GAIL LUTRELL-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Concessions 2, 3, 4-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4-TA 4-Ecology 2, 4-P. Puff 1, 3, 4-Wrestling 4-AMBITION: To do what I want and be happy. GARY LILE-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Work Exper 4-TA 3,4-Football 3-Wrestling 1-AMBITION: To seek the truth of love, wisdom, and happiness. JUDY MALARKEY-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Art Club 1, 2-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4-Ta 3- Off Staff 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Ecology 1-Chess Club 1-AMBITION: To be successful, rich, happy, and live to enjoy it. SUSANNE MANNING-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Concessions 1, 2, 3-GAA 1,2, 3, 4-TA 3, 4-P. Puff 2-Tumbling 1-AMBITION: To travel and meet up with someone very special. 54 JOHN ARTHUR MANSELL-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Coun. 4-Work Exper 4-SSS 1, 2, 3, 4-Pep Club 2, 4-Block Q 1, 2, 3, 4-TA 3, 4-Net Club 2-Basketball 1, 2, 3,4-Football 1, 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To get rich, any way I can, and buy out Adloph Coors and Company. RAY MARTINEZ-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Block Q 2, 3, 4-Basketball 1 -Football 1, 2, 4-AMBITON: My ambition is to finally get my drivers license, buy a car, and travel around the country. When I'm through travelling I'll find a job and make a million dollars, ROBIN LYNN McClain-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Pine Breeze 3-Work Exper 2, 3,4-SSS 3-Concessions 1-Homemaking Club 1-TA 3,4-AMBITION: To invent a hair straightener for Ellen and Me, and a fool-proof excuse for not dressing in PE. ROBIN LYNN McCORMICK -QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Outdoor Club 4-TA 4-Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4-AMBITION: To become a barrel racer and to live a happy life with the one I love. J. CORY McELROY-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-SSS 4-Pep Club 4-Block Q 3, 4-TA 3, 4-Football 1, 2, 3, 4-Baseball 3, 4-P. Puff Yell Leader 4-AMBITION: Get out of school, buy a stock car, and beat Richard Petty in the Meadow Valley 500. CURTIS E. MEANS-QHS 1, 2,3,4-Pine Breeze 3-Work Exper 3, 4-SSS 3, 4-Pep Club 3, 4-CSF 3, 4-Sr. Hi Science 3-Block Q 3,4-Chess Club 3-Football 1-AMBITION: To meet people and maybe even become a civil engineer, but above all, to bring praise unto God in whatever I do. GARY MOLLATH-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE MORGAN McKAY-QHS 1,2, 3, 4-Pep Club 2, 4-CSF 1, 2, 3, 4-Block Q 1, 2, 3, 4-Rocket Club 1,2, 3, 4-TA 3-Net Club 2,3-Ski Club and Instructor 1, 2, 3, 4-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Football 1,2-Track 2, 3,4-AMBITION: To become rich enough so I can ski every winter and swim every' summer. 55 LOUIS V. NELSON-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,Pep Club 1,2,3,4-Photo Club 12,-Block Q 1,2,3,4-TA 3, 4-Chess Club 1,2,3,4-Football 1,2,4-Track 1,2-Wrestling 1,2, 3,4-Outstanding Player 3,4-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To go to Mars and have naked women all over the place waiting on me. m CYNTHIA E. OLSON-QHS 1.2.3.4- Chorus 1,2,3,4-Pep Club 2.4- CAA 4-TA 3-AMBITION: To go to college with Tim and cheer in his Football games. Then model part-time, be an airlins stewardess for United, and someday, in about 6 years, get married and raise a family. TIMOTHY JAMES OLSON-QHS 1.2.3.4- Pine Breeze 3,4-Band 1, 2, 3, 4-Chorus 2-Pep Club 3,4-Photo Club 2-Art Club 1,2-Outdoor Club 3,4-Block Q 1,2,3,4-TA 3,4-Net Club 2-Pep Band 1.2.3.4- Basketball 1,2,4-Football 1,2, 3, 4-All-league 4-Base-ball 1,2,3,4-All-League 3-P. Puff Cheer. 3,4-AMBITION: To graduate, go to college on a scholarship, play sports, major in PE, and come back and give Mr. Ray and Powell a break. PS. Leave Quincy and find civilization. CYNTHIA LOUISE PAULY-QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 1,2,3-Concessions 1-Pep Club 1-Homecoming Queen 2-AMBITION: To someday get out of Quincy and try to forget all the bad memories-them discover what the word happiness really means. FRED JOHN PIERSON-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-Student Coun. 3, 4-Yearbook 2, 3,4-Pine Breeze 3,4-Work Exper 4- Pep Club 3,4-Poli-Sci 4-CSF 4-Sr. Hi Sci 3,4-Photo Club 1, 2, 3,4-Rocket Club 3, 4-TA 4-AMBITION: To change my life and then change the world to fit my life. TOMMY PATILLOR-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1-Block Q 3-Black Student Unity 1,2,3,4-TA 3,4-Basketball 1,2, 3,4-FootbalJ 1-Track 1,3,4-AMBITION: To get our of school and become the leader of the Black Panthers. DONNA LYNN PRICE-QHS 1.2, 3,4-CAA 2,3,4-P. Puff 3-Poli-Sci 4-SB Treas 4-Drama 2-TA 3-Work Exper 3,4-Cheerleader 2-Band and Pep Band 1-Ecology 4-Ski Club and Instructor 1.2, 3-AMBITION: To always lend a helping hand to someone in need and to meet Jill (Hockeye) in Europe and to always hava a solid piece of mind. LOUISE D. PRINCE-QHS 1,2,3,4-SB Treas 3, 4-Stud Council 3,4-Band 1-Work Exper 3,4-SSS 3-Student Court 4-GAA 1,2-TA 3,4-Pep Band 1-AMBITION: To do lots of fun and exciting things within the next five years, then marry my special someone, 57 DAVID N. POPE-QHS 4-AMBITION: To own my own plantation, drive around in my white rolls royce, while smoking a big cigar. LARRY J. PORTER -QHS 1,2, 3,4-Pine Breeze 3-Work Exper 3,4-Photo Club 1,2,3,4-Rocket Club 1,2,3-AMBITION: To find a cure for time, play my skin flute in the Taj Mahal, and research the preciousness in everyone I see. PATRICK C. QUIGLEY-QHS 1.2.3.4- Class VP 4-Band 1,2,3,4-Pep Club 1,2,3,4-CSF 1,2,3,4-Block Q 3,4-TA 4-Net Club 1,2,3-Pep Band 1,2,3,4-Ski Club 1.2.3.4- Football 1,2,3,4-Track 1, 2-P Puff Princess 2-P. Puff Coach 4-AMBITION: To go to college and study the opposite genre and become educated like Wicky. DEBRA LYN RODGERS-QHS 1, 2, 3,4-Chorus 2-Work Exper 4-Concess 2, 3,4-Pep Club 1-Art Club 2-CAA 1,2,4-TA 3,4-Ecology 2-AMBITION: To accept people for what they are and have them except me. GENARISSE ROSS-QHS 1,2,3,4. MARY ANN SHAPP-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 4-Concess 3,4-GAA 4 -AMBITION: To find my way around San Francisco and live there always with H. T. JANICE F. SANDLIN-QHS 1,2, 3,4 -Chorus 3-Homemaking Club 4-TA 3-Ecology 1-AMBITION: To build the first indestructable car for Michael Gene Smith, Kevin Kolb and Darrel Wayne Sandlin. JO L. RUTHERFORD-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,3-Work Exper 4-Outdoor Club 3-GAA 4-TA 3,4, Wrestlerettes 2-Pep Band 1,2,3-P. Puff 3,4-Track 1,2,3,4-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To always be happy with that one special guy, in our own ski lodge. ROBIN LEE SIDLES-QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Coun. 3,4-Pine Breeze 2,3,4-Chorus 3-Concessions 3,4-Art Club 1,2-CAA 4-TA 3,4-Track 1,2-Tumbling 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To become a LVN, have good times with the GSS, be happy, and lose my temper so easily! BECKY L. SMITH-QHS 1,2,3,4-Chorus 2,3-Photo Club 1-TA 3-AMBITION: To find out what life is really all about, and to always be happy. 58 LEROI MICHAEL SMITH - 1, 2,3,4 -Class Pres 3-SSS 3,4-Pep Club 1.2.3.4- CSF 3,4-Block Q 1,2,3,4 -TA 3,4-Net Club 2,3.4-Ski Club 1.2.3.4- Basketball 1,2, 3-Football 1,2, 3,4-Outstanding Player 2-Track 2,4-Jr. Prom Prince 3-AMBITION: To water ski across the Pacific Ocean behind a 747, snow ski down Mr Whitney blind folded and on one ski, and hand out towels in the girls PE classes. STEVE A. STEELE-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 4-Outdoor Club 2,3,4 -Block Q 3,4-TA 3,4-Football 3,4-Track 2-AMBITION: To go to FRC for a couple of years and get a job with the Forest Service. RICHARD MARK SPEARS-QHS 1.2.3.4- Student Coun 3,4- Class Pres 2-Pine Breeze 3,4-SSS 3,4-Pep Club 2, 3,4 CSF 1,2,3,4-Yearbook 4-Block Q 1,2, 3,4-TA 3,4 Net Club 1,2, 3-Basketball 1.2.3.4- Football 1,2,3,4-Most Valuable Lineman 2,4-Baseball 2.3.4- Most Improved 3-P. Puff Coach 3,4-AMBITION: To become a millionaire, come back to Quincy, and pay off all the great bets I've made. LOREN D. STITES-QHS 1,2,3,4-Block Q 3,4-TA 3,4-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4-Outstanding Player 2-Football 1, 2,3,4-Outstanding Player 2, 3-Baseball 1,2,3,4-AMBITION: To go to college, play some football and have a good life with Cathy. ROGER STRATTON-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 3,4-Block Q 2-TA 3,4-Football 1,2-AMBITION: To see the day blacks, whites, mex-icans, and everybody else try to raise as one with no guilts. DAVID V. SUMMERS-QHS 1,2,3,4-Band 1,2,3,4-CSF 2,3,4 -Block Q 3,4-TA 4-Pep Band 1.2, 3, 4-Football 1 -Track 1.2, 3,4-Outstanding Player 1-Drum Major 4-AMBITION: To play joy on the guitar. 59 ELLEN DIANE SWANSON-QHS 1.2.3.4- Yearbook 4-Band 1.2.3.4- Pep Club 1,2,4-Poli-Sci 4-Photo Club 4-Art Club 4-CAA 1,2,3,4-TA 4-CA 3-Pep Band 1,2,3,4-P. Puff. 3,4-Song-leader 4-AMBITION: To be a professional songleader and this is true! FRANK TUTTLE-QHS 4-Search for Identy Club 4-AMBITION: To find myself. CUY L. VARNER-QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 2, 3-Outdoor Club 1,2, 3-Basketball 1-Tumbling 1-AMBITION: To get through 3 years of college and then let it ride. HELEN M. VOLKEMA -QHS 1,2,3,4-Class Treas 4-Work Exper 3-SSS 3,4-Concess 2,3-Poli-Sci 3- CSF 1, 2, 3,4-GAA 1,2,3,4-TA 4- Off Staff 3-LA 3-Tumbling 1-AMBITION: To be truly conformed to the image of Christ. 60 NANCY WEST -QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 3,4-TA 3,4-Tumbling 1-AMBITION: To serve my God Jehovah forever, in his long promised paradise Earth, now around the comer. GAYLE L. WHIPPLE-QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 3,4-Chorus 1,2,3-Work Exper 4-Concess 1, 2, 3,4-Pep Club 2-Photo Club 1-Art Club 2-Homemaking Club 2-GAA 1,2, 3,4-TA 3-Off Staff 3,4-Ecology 1, 2-P. Puff 1, 2, 3-Track 1-Tumb-ling 1, 2-AMBITION: To never get down on people and to ride Jack until I 'm 90 years old. TERRIE WINTER WILSON-QHS 1,2,3,4-Student Court 2,3-TA 3-Ecology 1,2, 3, 4-Track 1-AMBITION: To keep my mind and body as healthy, free, and happy as I can, and other people too! FLORI R. YARBROUGH-QHS 1,2,3,4-Pine Breeze 2-Work Exper 4-Concess 2,3,4-Pep Club 3,4-Poli-Sci 3-Outdoor Club 3-GAA 2, 3,4-Off Staff 3,4-Ecology 2-AMBITION: Grow 6 more inches and to live life to the fullest (tallest) MARK ANTHONY STEVEN BLUST -QHS 1,2,3,4-Work Exper 4-Pep Club 3,4-Outdoor Club 1,2,3-Block Q 1,2,3,4-TA 3,4-Net Club 3.4- Basketball 1,2,4-Football 1.2.3.4- Outstanding Player 3,4-All-league 4-Track 1,2-Wrestling 1-Tumbling 1,2-AMBITION: To go go to college, play football and play for a living, marry that very special girl, and have my own little team. Also move to Colorado so I can be near the Adolph Coors Plant. JOANNE McKNIE-QHS 1,2,3,4. CAMILLE ROBERTS-QHS 1, 2, 3, 4-KPine Breeze 3-Concessions 3,4-CA 4-AMBITION: To go on a mission for my church, and bring others to Christ. Then go on to college and major in psychology, so that others may feel happiness the way I do. — MORE SENIORS LAST WILLS DONNA LYNN PRICE: I Donna Price will every-one at least half as much happiness I've had, then they'll know why I always smile. Life's beautiful and there's always a bright side if you search for it. And to Wendy (Winifred), Thursday nights and all the great memories. LINDA DELL LIGHTHILL: I Linda Lighthill will to Nancy another great car wreck on Chandler road. To Ronnie L. two aspirins before bed, on thoughs long nights. To my little brother - Mr. Cassillas. To next years Senior Candidate my Homecoming Crown. And to Stan a decent name like Tom. Last but not least, to Laurie P. memories of our RA-RA years. 62 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Cynthia Ann A be me thy: I Cindy Abemethy, being of stubom mind and somewhat lame body, do hereby bequeath the following: To QHS a girl's sports league; to Mr. Beckley, someone else to pat him on the head; to Toni happiness; and to future senior classes the joy of getting out of this school and the courage to get out of Quincy, for a while. Paul M. Allen: I Paul Michael Allen, will to 'Skinny' some weight; Sharon the ability to lose weight; to the class of 74 women and a lot of parties; to Tim Olson my food stamps; and to M. Blust the San Quentin Blues . Kylie Althouse: I Kylie Althouse, will to Matt and the rest of QHS students, the OK Exhibit Building and the Sanke Lake B.A.R. F. Assoc; and to Kim, all the trees and gas his car can eat. Debbie S. Armijo: I Debbie Armijo, being of deteriorated body and completely derranged mind, do will to Ed a T. A. who can put up with him as well as I did; to whip, BRAND Flakes; to Edith the name Debbie; to Deb R. 1 give Me; and to Gail, Mel, and Mary Ann all the rum they can handle. David J. Bahr: I will Fred P. the Feather River Bull, and Larry P. as his star Photographer; to Blust a gas can; to my brother Marvin this school, (for what it's worth). John R. Bailey: I will to my brother (Head) the ability to cut flex and get away with it; and to R. Thornburg to be serious for once in his life. Samuel L. Bailey II: To Spears and Logan the ability to win money and hit cars on 18; Barry a Giants ball club; Barbara her wish to get rid of me; Quigley, I will you nothing for I can't think of anything. Perry J. Bertocchi: I will Mr. Cochran, Jim Blesse; and to Rusty Hays the ability to play 31. Victor Beverly: I Victor Beverly will some of my excess weight to Laurie Crayton in the hope she can put it in the right places, and to all the sisters and brothers my wish to get it together. James D. Blesse: I will B. Gossett my ability to play basketball; to Mr. Leney and Mr. S'burg some more controlled students next year. Sue Blesse: I Sue B. will Steve my ability to drive; to Mr. S'burg another Gov't class like 6th period, also Valerie to Jan, Bonnie, and Marcia the Polka Dot; to Valerie a new car; to Sherri the ability not to loose anything. And to the Class of 75 fun in your senior year. Mark Anthony Steven Blust: I Mark Blust with great thinking ability and big heart will my brother Brad my fantastic ability to play football and keep out of trouble; to Cowboy a keg and a key to livin-up the dull Juniors. To John a down coat for Jan. To Mike and Tim to get a girlfriend. To Spears and Cullen a ride to the ranch. Gina Gail Bresciani: To Janell and Michelle fun at QHS. To Janice and Sindy cowboys . My Parking place to Mrs. Howe's new girls gym; to Barb happiness; to the Band a new bass drummer - they'll need it; and to Colleen A. the ability to try and beat me in the horse shows. Twyla Irene Buck: I will to Gary Pattan many more headaches like the ones me, Louise, Becky and Cindy gave him; also a new theatre. Larry L. Cash: I will to Nobody, Nothing . . . Ellene Charlton: I Ellene Charlton will Mark the ability to go to Bucks Lake and not let the bear get his coat or belt; Cindy O. anything that I have she'd like; Kirk someday be able to beat up Steve and me with his army. To Brad and David my paint brush; Sherri, Lori, Wendy, Debby, Elaine, whatever! Marcia my closet; and last but not least, to Steve (Me) forever! Timothy L. Clubb: I Tim Clubb being of sound mind and body do hereby will my great driving ability to Bob Green, and to Rick Spears my great fielding ability in baseball. Richard N. Cullen: I Rick Cullen will Mr. Whiting all of the 7th grade boys; Spears my eyesight; QHS more students like me; Bailey my tennis talent; Jim my football talent; Kathy my brains; and Fred a glass of milk. Marie A. Deen: I will to my little sisters the best of Luck in QHS and all the good times I had. To Debbie H. an empty bottle of Whiskey, to all the other Debbie's good times. David A. Detrick: I will to B. D. and B.J. how to keep out of trouble, if that's possible. And to S. M. two very good and happy years at QHS. To Mr. Blasi Italian Meatballs. Marcia Donnelly: I Marcia, (alias freckles, shorty etc. ) will to Jan H. all the Happiness in the world and espec. Donald Duck. To Sheri a big mt. made of salad, Snoopy a mt. of pancakes. To Kyle and Norman some sensible girls; to Mark B. my height and weight; to Bonnie-Ellis forever, and to Elaine, Wendy, Debbie, Sherri W. , Ann G. , and whoever I forgot, a lot of fun in their Senior year. And last but not least to all of QHS the unforgettable memories of the Class of 74 . . . Steve A. Dringenberg: I Steve Dringenberg do hereby will to the Junior class Adolph Coors Co. to make it through next year; to my little brother nothing; to Ellene Me. Lori Eiszile: I will to all the incoming Senior girls Mrs. Howe, Mrs. Leigh and the new gym. And to Vicky and Rosie all the fun times I had in school and the nice teachers. Sharon A. Farris: I will to Be. Bailey a self-made package of blondes have more fun and all our memories, that we can recall. To M. Sharp a new toofy dispenser and to Marvin B. my sister Kim. To David the memories of our happiness together. Karen Ferguson: I will to Chris, Mary and Dicki this school and all the fun I had. Mr. Cochran and Mr. Beckley someone who can tell good jokes to livenup their classes. Then the senior class all the happiness and good luck for their future wherever it may be, and to all my friends that skill of telling jokes and not having anyone laugh. Melanie Galon: I Ms. Melanie Galon will to Cindy Husing the ability to ski like me. To Mary Ann a long happy life in San Francisco, to Gail a brand spankinnew car. To Heather my ability to have fun, and to Margreta a saner mind; to my brother Joe nothing in hopes he will will me something -because I need it. - Barbara Glover: To Robin happiness forever; To Gina whatever she wants; to Mr. Beckley 100 free singing lessons from Mr. Barber; toMr. Cochran everything Gina doesn't want; to Mr. Barber 8 periods of beginning Band; and to Vicki 20 more years of QHS. Tim Grant: I Tim Grant hereby will to Tim O. the biggest chop meat and peanut butter sandwich in the world. To my sister Ann 3 more years at QHS and to Elaine the spare key to my Y W. Leslye Ellestine Gray: I will to all underclassmen to study hard and do their best before they graduate so as to enjoy their high school years. Robert Green: I Bob Green will to Rick Spears a wife who really cares what Willie McCovey's lifetime batting A vg. is; to Loren Stites, Tim Clubb's muscular body; to Jack my ability to play championship chess; to Turkey and Kurpy my ability to catch a football; to Buns and Red and the Class of 75 a title in the Westside League; and finally to the entire Pep Squad much happiness. Debbie Ann Guess: I Debbie Guess, alias Edith, will by buddies - Deb A. a bottle of instant hair growing formula; Whip an equal share of my height; to LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Deb R. all of her dreams come true; to Judy the other couple million with 10% interest; and Gail, Mel and Mary Ann the ability to stay sober 1 day, and Sherri the study of my behavior. Robert M. Hammill: I Bob Hammill will Mr. Whiting 2 more woodshop students like Varner and I; to the forestry class a window. To Larry the money for a Haircut; and to Jay my great riding ability and a bike as good as mine. Dale D. Hays: I Dale Hays will to my brother my jock strap in hopes he uses it wisely; Steve, enough of my Acapulco Golds to make him happy forever; Gary a car that runs. Eric G. Hefferon: I will my gym suit to anyone that can fit into it and my Hash and Dubes to anyone that can handle them. Debbie D. Henthorn: I Debbie Henthorn will Louise P. , Susan M. and Marie D. the ability to drink as much whiskey as I can. I will to Terri Manning a lot of fun in her next five years. Jill K. Hockenson: I will Jan the Dot; Susan a big mouth; Bruce a smile; Pat and Rick good lives; Ms. Howe girls athletics; QHS GOOD music; and to Ellen TACT and her own display in N. Y. 's Metro Museum of Arts! Ronald S. Horton: I Ron Horton will to Dummy all my Mechanical Drawing Skills. Sherri L. Householder: I will to my brother Ron a pair of crutches; Mrs. Howe my terrific gym shoes; Mr. Powell a mechanically inclined T. A.; to Gayle her red truck ; Judy a million dollars; Deb G. a chin; Deb A. a ton of taco sauce and sugar; Deb R. and Mel each other. Toni Novella Humbird: To Lloyd, the ability to do something wrong without being caught. To Cindy A. half of my front seat and gas tank; to Laurie T. the horse I never got; and to my Grandpa Crawford his dreathers instead of his others . Becky D. Iness: I Becky Iness, will to the people who follow me, to learn as much as I've found out in my last years in High School, and to go on learning. Gary D. Kinzie: I Gary Kinzie, being of great intelligence and great ability will to Cindy the chance to enjoy her Senior year twice as much as me. To Mr. Hiss, I will a better bookies business. And to all the gang I will a lawn that's quiet at lunch. Samuel T. Klein: I will my car to Wendy and Marcia; my football cleats to David in hopes that he can fill my shoes! To Ellen a lifetime supply of Kongo Bars; to Cory a logging truck that can do 125 mph in the quarter, and to Debby an anti-bruise kit. Kevin A. Kolb: I Kevin Kolb being of rich mind and poor wallet, will the rest of this philosophical testament to my readers who can order the rest for $7. 95. Tim K. Lash: I Tim Lash will Mr. Hiss a 20 year subscription to Playboy. To Mr. White some new jokes so the forestry class won't have to suffer. To Buns and Red a way to convince the Class of 75 to go out for football and take the Westside League Championship. To David Detrick the ability to drive without having a wreck. Robert Keith Lawry: I Robert Lawry being of hollow head-d-d will A. Armijo a pair of be-cool shoes, my brother John good luck, and next years annual staff a room away from Bara to Harlan! Also I will 3 linty lemon drops to Miss Roulston and a Lawry Rembrandt to Mr. Nichol. Gary Lile: I will all the good partys I had to the underclassmen, because they'll need them to survive the rest of the time they have in High School. Gail Lutrell: I will to Margaret and Heather a gallon of M G's special, to Ronnie a lot of fun at home without his big sister, to Melanie my ability to win easy bets, Mary Ann anyone she wants, to Mrs. Howe a case of atomic bomb, and to Rick someone perfect and loads of sports. Robin Lynn McClain: I will to Debbie L. two gold knee caps and the ability to ride horses without getting crushed. And to Barb, my loyal, faithful protective dog Zeke; and my horse to be buried beside me. J. Cory McEIroy: I Cory McElroy will Debby H. some of my good looks; Sam a set of dual exhausts, and a ticket to say he's been to the zoo in Reno; to Ernest the ability to get caught without trying. Bruce McKay: I will to my little brother a bottle of Visine so he can get the red out; to Nils 40,000 issues of Field and Stream; to Kylie and Sue my fantastic skiing ability; to 2-Can Kolb enough brains to buy a decent car next time; and finally I will to Jill my sanity because she's going to need it!!! Judy Malarkey: I will to Jill my Clarinet; to my brother a bag of Cheetos; to Cindy a tank of gas; to Barbara a new car; to Sherri happiness; and to myself a million dollars and a castle in England. Susanne Manning: I Susanne Manning will to Debbie H. my uncle; To my brother's and sister's lots of good parties. To QHS my brother Cash . . . John Arthur Mansell; I John Mansell will to Rick some shrimp food for his shrimp; to Mike a key chain that won't fall apart; to Mark the ability to make Sue a Mama; to Tim O. a years supply of food stamps; to the rest of the guys a night all alone in the Adolf Coors Brewery after my ambition comes true; to Marcia some easy off freckle remove and to Jan everything else. Ray Martinez: I will to all QHS students the ability to have as great a time in High School as I've had in the past four years. Curtis E. Means: I Curtis Means being of . . . well anyhow, will to Carolyn S. a hearing aide to hear the numbers at the cake raffles. To Doug all the fun I've had at QHS. To Megan, Linda, Karen, Bill, Lucenda, Karen, Lori, Kelly, Bonnie, Carolyn, all the Love, Strength to share Jesus Christ with others. Louis V. Nelson: I will Mr. Knedel the ability to shave the fuzz off his lip. I will Amy Coye my car so she doesn't have to walk home from school. Cynthia E. Olson: I Cindi Olson will to Brother Tim the ability to make Pro-Baseball, I know he can. To Flori some of my flab in return for some of her height. To Mr. Howe 5 boys push-ups from me. To Ellene the ability to do something wrong and not get caught. To Laurie Catfish after I get thru with him. To Debbie Hubbell more good times like we've had. And to this school farewell from the last of the 8 Olsons. Timothy James Olson: I will to M. B. my extra key to Adolf Coors Co; to J. M. the ability to drive Chandler Road properly; to R. S. to get his Rocks off; to the rest of the Great Seniors a big party; to all the eighth grade girls -ME; and to my beautiful sister Cindi, everything in life she wants, and finally to QHS no more Olson's (for awhile) Tommy Patillor: I will my basketball ability to Brian and to my black sisters and brothers to always stay together and cause Mr. Burns and Penland to retire. Cynthia Louise Pauly: I will to Gary another staff like the one he has now and a broken hand so he can't pinch us. And to Mr. Penland two more students like Becky and me. And to my sissy another son. Fred Pierson: I will to Bob's Cafe a 'Sorry - We're Open' sign . . . And to QHS Peace on You . David N. Pope: I will the power to the town of Quincy to grow into a vast metropolis. Larry J. Porter: I will to Danny a pipe to stand on, and Susan a tree to stand in; to Bret a box of exposed film, to Lori, MB, MF, GL. ToQHS the spirit that made 74 a very good year. Louise D. Prince: I will another T. A. like me to Mr. Cochran because he needs someone to cheer him up and to Debbie all my good moods, to Tami lots of fun at QHS. And to Gary a new theatre. Patrick C. Quigley: I will to Little Buns the ability to take pain; to Spears and Cullen a jock strap; to Sue a bra strap; to Bailey 2 weeks at Buck’s he never got; to Ellen my Body; to Blust the Coors Brewery; to Olson his par. Camille Roberts: I will to C. McClean my fantastic ability to babble in the library and lots of luck in Nurse's Aide. To D. Packer the ability to keep strong in whatever she stands for. Last but not least, to Sissie and my roudy brothers, the ability to drive someone else up the wall besides me. Debra Lyn Rodgers: I will Debbie G. the ability to make it down the rope tow's tuff slopes. To Whip the guys in the red truck; to Debbie A. and Gayle W. 'each other'; to Mary Ann, Melanie and Gail the ability to stay straight one weekend. And to Mr. Harlan a T. A. who comes to class. Jo Lynn Rutherford: I will to Steve everything I can; to Gayle someone to make her happy; to Linda her 3 years; to Marcia - Mike; and to anyone I missed happiness. Janice F. Sandlin: I will to Kimrie lots of FAT; to Joy ... I will Brothers Place and all the food she can eat. To Lauren and Larry lots of happiness. Last to Micheal a lot of luck and happiness in the future. Mary Ann Sharp: I Mary Ann will my little sister Maggie perfectly straight hair, to Heather a natural high -always; To Gail all the luck in the cities; to Melanie always high as possible; and to the Debbi's and Sherri a natural high. Robin Lee Sidles: I will to Mrs. Howe a T. A. like me for years to come; Bonnie and Jim happiness; to Colleen A. a different laugh and R. ; To Donald O'Connor a giant Banana Cream Pie. Becky L. Smith: I will to Gary Patton another great crew like the four of us; to Mr. Pendland me and Cindy's book on ways to skip school; to Jody all the fun she can have in school; and to Jay and Stevella a pack of cigs so they won't always steal mine. Leroi Michael Smith: I, whom is often referred to as 'little Mike' will my sister, Sheri all the fun and happiness I had. To Mark one girlfriend; to John a roll bar; to J. D. a new head of hair; to Tim a lifetime supply of chopped meat; to QHS another Mike Smith, and to Pam ... ME! Richard Mark Spears: To Mr. Ray all my A's baseball cards; to Jeff my ability not to strike out; to Sam, Barry, and Ron my golfing talent; to Jill my black hair, which she loves; to J.D. a hair straightener; to Dago my old Sports Illustrated; to Mark and John a Mustang; to Fred a new mouth, and to Gail everything else. Steve A. Steele: I will to Drybread a new Jeep, to next years forestry class good luck because you'll need it; and to the football coaches 2 Championship teams next year. Loren D. Stites: I will Debbie all the fun I've had in my Senior year, to Cowboy all my football ability, and to have fun with all the girls I've had fun with. And to Mark all of his girlfriends. Roger Stratton: To Quincy, (with some exceptions) something out of a RARE plant food in the desert and put it in everyone's water to give them the buzz on ; and to Mrs. Scarlett a new answering service. David V. Summers: I will to Mr. Whiting an All-Weather track, to Bobby J. my fantastic musical ability; and to Pat an 'E' string. Ellene Diane Swanson: I Ellen will Valorie Kibbee her $5. 00 back for that pitiful paper I did for her. To Howie more Tuesdays at Bucks Lake like last summer. I will to my favorite brother Richard and his buddies BB,DW, and CF lots of love, and to the world all my paintings . . . Nathan G. Tooley: I will all my former classmates lots of happiness in the days to come. Frank G. Tuttle: I will to Mrs. Scarlett another first day of school, and to QHS the memories of me . . . Guy L. Varner: NONE Helen M. Volkema: I hereby will what craftiness I may possess to Bones and cohorts, my meager patience to Curtis; the ability to be a clod yet look graceful to Kelly; my quiet voice to Linda; and to Carolyn a big smile . . . Nancy West: I will to QHS my little brother Timmy, the last of the West kids, be good to him. To Mr. Kimble the high hopes of knocking on my door Dec. 31, 1975 with a bottle of champagne; to Linda the ability to laugh without getting her pants wet, and Tom Mark S. all the happiness in the world, he deserves it. Gayle L. Whipple: I Whip being of blank mind and square body will to Debbie A. , G, and R, three different names; to David Sims someone else to beat on; to D. Armijo honorable Big Head Sucker to the Junior class a wonderful year like ours; and to the Seniors all the memories of our High School years. Terri Winter Wilson: I will to the students, teachers like Mr. S'burg and Mr. Harlan with their great teaching abilities. To Mr. McKay the price of silver to go down. Bruce and Bob lots of Petunias. Heather, Kimrie and friends to 'mellow out' To Lauren and Karens anything to help you make it. Flori Ruth Yarbrough: I Flori Yarbrough will to Olson my 38 inch length levis; to Laurie Lee another good trip to Bucks; Debbie all the hassels she can handle and to C.F. all the luck in the world. MOST INTELLIGENT Helen Volkema and Bruce McKay I BEST LOOKING Ellen Swanson and Sam Klein MOST INDEPENDENT Nathan Tooley and Terrie Wilson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kylie Althousc and David Summers SENIOR SAPS CLASS FAVORITES Sue Blesse and John Mansell BEST DRESSED 68 MOST SPIRIT Cindi Olson and Mark Blust SENIOR FREE TIME This years Seniors have been seen making strange faces and doing weird things. As you look through these few pages we think you will agree. We're number one! 69 Mommy, Mommy I only had 2 cavities.. boogie, woogie, bugle boys.. 71 • 5 V:. 'V, BLOCK Q Last years enthusiasm has overflowed into this years Block Q. with overwhelming vigor. They had a good group of guys that tried anything and everything; even selling light bulbs in the middle of an energy crisis! Good for you Block Q.. It's nice to see you contributing so much to school spirit. OFFICERS: Mr. Whiting, M. Smith, R. Spears, J. Mansell. FIRST ROW: L TO R, C. McElroy, V. Beverley, B. Green, M. Smith, R. Spears, J. Mansell, M. Belvin, SECOND ROW: R. Cullen, S. Klein, S. Steele, C. Forsyth, J. Azevedo, D. Wright, J. Blesse, Advisor: Mr. Whiting, THIRD ROW: C. Means, J. Wilson, S. Bailey, R. Thornburg, E. Small, T. Lash, L. Nelson, P. Allen, D. Reynolds, J. Penland, B. Douglas, FOURTH ROW: D. Cokor, P. Oels, L. Thomas, D. Schmidt, B. Detrick, R. Tarantino, R. Martinez, FIFTH ROW: R. Logan, D. Ackley, C. Farrell, J. Marion, B. Gossett, J. Ray, M. Morgan, T. Kurpjuweit, B. Jester, SIXTH ROW: R. Richardson, M. Powell, S. Forcino, S. Green, J. Galon, T. Olsen, J. Newcomb, T. Grant, M. Waltermire, SEVENTH ROW: L. States, S. Drybread. 74 SR. HIGH G.A.A. This years G.A.A. not only had a very large turnout, but a very active one at that. They split their club into two groups. Juniors and Seniors on one day, and Freshman and Sophomores on the other. They not only had their weekly ac -tivities, and their annual Powder Puff Basketball Game, but they also participated in several Playdays with other schools. They have also shown great determination in gaining advances for a Girls' Sports League. They've come a long way, but still have lots to go. Let's wish them luck! Officers: BOTTOM, S. Blesse. MIDDLE ,J. Hockenson, L. Hockenson, L. Lee, C. Shaver. Advisor, Mrs. Howe. FIRST ROW: L TO R, E. Swanson, P. Thompson, K. Deen, R. Sidles, J. Rutherford, M. Donnelly, J. Howard, S. McColm, C. Olsen, SECOND ROW: C. Ross, D. Joller, D. Forbes, M. Stewart, C. Mayfield, D. Hubble, L. Lee, B. Lindsey, L. Tarrantino, N. Flori, E. Charlton, THIRD ROW: T. West, J. Hockenson, R. Carey, S. Householder, D. Armijo, H. Volkema, G. Bresciani, S. Blesse, E. Hughes, S. Walker, W. Klein, S. Smith. 75 G. A. A.— - SR. HIGH FIRST ROW: L TO R, M. Neff, S. Kilzer, S. Herndon, T. Labs, F. Ray, A. Lawhem, L. Cash, B. Dore, SECOND ROW: D. Warren, C. Surber, C. Armijo, M. Housel, D. Good, B. Bailey, L. Husing, M. Story, A. Duniphin, THIRD ROW: P. Knaak, M. Langwell, C. Fites, A. Grant, C. Shaver, C. Fitzsimmons, K. Klundby, T. Pence, M. McElroy, L. Richardson. G.A.A.— JR. HIGH FIRST ROW: L TO R, C. Armijo, C. Whiting, D. Warren, SECOND ROW: L. Littlefield, J. Leigh, D. Magaw, L. Stevens, H. Wilson, S. Edwards, J. Fiant, B. Crouch, D. Hooverm, L. Wright, C. Hooverm, D. Gervias, THIRD ROW: S. Crabtree, M. DeMarcus, B. Wigham, H. Alexander, J. Renfro, J. Bresciani, FOURTH ROW: T. Manning, D. Gossett, P. Drybread, C. Kibbee, M. Melhus, M. Sharp, S. Smith, B. Walker, K. Christenson. 76 BUSINESS CLUB L TO R, Advisor; Mr, Beckley, D. VanUnen, K, Surber, D, Good, D, Joller, L, Cash, A, Lawhem, T, Treat. CAFETERIA WORKERS L TO R-A. Packer, N. Cash, S. Howe, M. Melhus, P. Potvin. 77 CHESS CLUB FRONT ROW: F. Van Unen, C. Green, T. Langwell, P. Johnson, G. Kinzie, SECOND ROW: Advisor: Mr. Beckley, P. Bertocchi, J. Cullen, D. Cokor, B. Green, T. Clubb, J. Blesse, R. Cullen, R. Sharp. SR. HIGH CHORUS BOTTOM TO TOP: C. Olsen, L. Ader, C. Bones, R. Cortez, Advisor: Mr. Barber, V. Krois, L. Tande, C. House, S. Collins, L. Eiszle. 78 CONCESSIONS FRONT ROW. T. Humbird, T. Eaton, R. Lawry, D. VanUnen, BACK ROW: T. Gregory, L. Richardson, C. House, MANY NOT SHOWN. C.S.F. FIRST ROW: L TO R, D. VanUnen, K. A It house, R. Meilan, L. Tarantino, B. Roy, SECOND ROW: N. Tooley, C. Means, H. Volkema, D. Schmidt, G. Kinzie, S. Bailey, R. Cullen, THIRD ROW: K. Kolb, D. Summers, B. McKay, R. Spears, F. rierson. 79 DRAMA CLUB FIRST ROW: L TO R, M. H ousel, L. Rollo, T. Labs, M. Smith, T. Grant, M. Smith, T. Grant, B. Dore, M. Langwell, SECOND ROW: R. Bodeham, C. Dellinger, B. Lehnen, S. Lawson, D. Mitchell, S. Wright, R. Lawry, G. Lutrell, J. Hockenson. DRILL TEAM FIRST ROW: L TO R, J. Fiant, L. Littlefield, M. Melhus, SECOND ROW: H. Wilson, B. Shanks, J. Leigh, C. Whiting, C. Husing, L. Leiber, M. Sharp, M. Schmidt, B. Walker, THIRD ROW: B. Crouch, L. Wright, S. Crabtree, C. Kibbee, P. Drybread, C. Hoover, S. Edwards, S. Smith, K. Kolb. 80 ECOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Wilkens, L. Kolb, K. Pemberton, T. Wilson, Advisor: Mr. Sonnenburg, J. Hockenson, K. Bjelde, C. Dellinger, SECOND ROW: J. Marian, B. Norman, R. Sharp, T. Whipple, T. West, THIRD ROW: L. Richardson, T. Gregory, J. Roberts, K. Lombardi, R. Bodenham, D. McElroy, S. Collins. HOMEMAKING CLUB JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: L TO R., C. Knight, E. Maloney, M. Azbill, K. Williams, M. CordonS. Mitchell, N. Bennett, C. Graham. SECOND ROW: D. Dayton, S. Farrell, L. Bailey J. Shirley, B. Williams, T. Ross, D. Green, K. Kenyon, ADVISOR: Mrs. Sidener. THIRD ROW: K. Bjelde, S. Howe, L. Crayton, L. Perkins, A. Packer, S. Newcomb, E. Brock, M. Boyd. 9 JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB L. TO R.: M. Lombardi, C. Margason, C. Pence. 82 JR. HI STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: L TO R., N. Name, K. Hoover, C. Fites, J. Britton, V. Kurpjuweit, D. Gossett, M. Schmidt, P. Drybread, SECOND ROW: T. Stallions, N. Name, W. Jester, R. Murray, N. Flori, J. Belvin, M. Allen, L. Leeber, S. Edwards, H. Wilson, Advisor Mrs. Sidener. JR. HIGH TUMBLING FIRST ROW: L. TOR., D. Hoover, T. Stallions, L. Pence, D. Magaw, SECOND ROW: N. Name, M. Melhus, V. Walters, J. Fiant, C. Hoover, C. Whiting, C. West, K. Dore, S. Crabtree, L. Littlefield, C. Smith, N. Name, D. McLaughlin, T. Labs, M. Whitney, K. Cullen, THIRD ROW: D. Lubben, B. Wigham, L. Alexander, FOURTH ROW: C. Wilson, K. Compton, E. Carey, R. Kelly, J. Belvin, T. Langeell. 83 NURSES AID FRONT ROW: L TO R, ADVISOR: Mrs. Payne, P. Thompson, D. Laplander, C. Lounsbury, E. Cortez, M. Stockton, C. McClean, HACK ROW: C. Lutrell, P. Allen, D. Joller, D. Packer, D. Hutchinson, K. Volkema. OUTDOOR CLUB FIRST ROW: L TO R, M. Sharp, B. Crouch, C. Kibbee, P. Drybread, C. Husing, H. Wilson, SECOND ROW: B. Shirley, R. McCormick, B. Glover, J. Brock, B. Bresciani, O. Pierson, THIRD ROW: K. Kolb, B. Douglas, R. Tarantino, R. Meilan, R. Householder, K. Peirson, T. Famworth, J. Newoomb, FOURTH ROW: S. Steale, S. Edwaid, D. acnmidt, M. White, M. Knedel, M. Detrick, E. Feinblum, J. Penland. PINE BREEZE BOTTOM ROW: R. Spears, G. Whipple, R. Sidles, L. Grey, R. Thornburg, TOP ROW: B. Lelinen, C. Dellinger, M. Belvin, ADVISOR: Mr. Rippey PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: L TO R, D. Hubble, S. Blesse, J. Howard, B. Lindsey, M. Donnelly, L. Rollo, C. Fitzsimmons, M. Story, L. Husing, E. Swanson, S. Walker, C. Schmidt, E. Charlton, C. Olsen, SECOND ROW: D. Wright, C. Forsythe, P. Thompson, L. Richardson, C. Shaver, M. McElroy, R. Carey, P. Patillor, M. Belvin, R. Logan, J. Mansell, R. Cullen, S. Bailey, C. Armijo, THIRD ROW: J. Azevedo, E. Hughes, L. Ader,T. Labs, D. Forbes, B. Bailey, D. Cokor, R. Wilken, J. Galon, P. Quigley, R. Spears, B. Green, FOURTH ROW: C. Ross, L. Lee, S. Smith, T. Grant, M. Smith, T. Olsen, C. Dellinger, C. Young, J. Wilson, T. Murray, M. Housel, J. Hockenson, R. Lawry, FIFTH ROW: R. Thornburg, C. McElroy, C. Mayfield, A. Grant, W. Klein, C. Ferguson, S. McColm, L. Tarantino, C. Azevedo, N. Flori, D. Ackley, SIXTH ROW: L. Nelson, S. Klein, L. Stites, R. Richardson, S. Drybread, C. Means, L. Heinstein, C. Davidson, C. Fites, F. Ray, SEVENTH ROW: C. Avery, J. Herndon, S. Gulick, T. Pence, R. Bodenham, K. Lombardi, T. Gregory, J. Roberts, J. Blesse. NOT SHOWN, D. Hoskins. 85 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert Lawry JR. BUS. EDITOR Jan Howard UktJ f' .V SPORTS EDITOR Rick Spears ADVISOR Mr. Hiss JR. SECRETARY Bonnie Lindsey SOPH. EDITOR BUSINESS EDITOR Danny Hoskins Ellen Swanson SECRETARY Cindy Abernethy PHOTO EDITOR Fred Pierson ‘PINE’ STAFF CO-EDITOR Jill Hockenson JUNIOR EDITOR Ron Logan 86 QSF FIRST ROW: LtoR., K. Hager. S. Edwards, K. Kolb, K. Bodenham. SECOND ROW: M. Powell, D. Green, M. Detrick, L. Leiber, THIRD ROW: C. Margason, M. Melhus, N. Flori, B. Shanks, FOURTH ROW: J. Britton, A. Warren, M. Schmidt. POLITICAL SCIENCE FIRST ROW: L. to R., J. Howard, M. Donnelly, S. Blesse, SECOND ROW: C. Schmidt, S. Walker, C. Ferguson, L. Tarantino, THIRD ROW: F. Pierson, J. Marian, S. Smith, B. Dore, J. Hockenson, R. Lawry, NOT SHOWN: D. Hoskins. 87 SR. HIGH SCIENCE FIRST ROW, L TO R., T. Gregory, J. Bailey, B. Dore, SECOND ROW: J. Bailey, D. Pierson, R. Lawry. ’74 A YEAR FOR PROGRESS SKI INSTRUCTORS FIRST ROW, L TO R., T. Farnworth, R. Meilan, M. McElroy, B. Bailey, S. Edwards, W. Klein, C. Mayfield, SECOND ROW: J. Penland, C. Fitzsimmons, M. Mathes, L. Richardson, M. Powell, J. Wilson, T. Murray, THIRD ROW: J. Galon, B. Shirley, D. Schmidt, R. Wilkens, T. Pence, C. Young, Advisor: Mr. Powell. 88 STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY Cindy McClean TREASURER Stephanie Roberts STUDENT BODY OFFICERS FRONT ROW: L TO R, L. Prince, R. Spears, J. Hockenson, M. Donnelly, C. Kinzie, L Husing, SECOND ROW: F. Pierson, K. Althouse, C. Means, R. Meilan, C. Abernethy, C. Shaver, THIRD ROW: K. Davis, M. Althouse, L. Bales, S. Roberts, R. Lawry, STANDING: R. Cullen, J. Mansell, Mr. Harlan Advisor, NOT SHOWN: D. Hoskins. PRESIDENT Robert Lawry VICE-PRESIDENT Kylie Althouse STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW: L TO R, S.Roberts, L. McClean, T. Buck, L. Prince, SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mr. Sonnenburg, N. Tooley, B. Roy, P. Oels, NOT SHOWN, D. Hoskins. SR. HIGH TUMBLING FRONT ROW: L TO R. M. Story, R. Lawry, SECOND ROW: M. Belvin, L. Nelson, R. Stockton, THIRD ROW: M. Neff, J. Rutherford, B. Warren, FOURTH ROW: K. Davis, J. Cullen, A. Armijo, K. Klundby, R. Sidles, R. Neff, J. Wilson, M. Martinez. s.s.s. FIRST ROW: L TO R. L. Husing, B. Bailey, C. Fitzsimmons, H. Volkema, R. Cullen, T. Grant, SECOND ROW: M. Belvin, D. Ackley, M. Smith, T. Pence, C. Young, THIRD ROW: C. McElroy, J. Mansell, R. Spears, C. Shaver, FOURTH ROW: C. Means, G. Kinzie, T. Kurpjuweit. TROJAN PEP BAND FRONT ROW: L TO R. B. Roy, S. Wright, K. Davis, C. Manning, B. Jester, D. Summers, G. Bresciani, SECOND ROW: Mr. Barber, M. Stewart, B. Glover, F. Ray, L. McLean, L. Ader, C. Walsh, C. Azevedo, T. West, R. Thayer, D. Blancett, J. Brock, J. Hockenson, R. Richardson, R. Stockton, THIRD ROW: R. McCormick, C. Fites, N. Dorris, T. Labs, A. Grant, L. Tande, E. Swanson, R. Tarantino, M. Langwell, J. Wright, S. Lawson, FOURTH ROW: T. Olsen, B. Detrick, P. Quigley, T. Grant, D. Schmidt, G. Horton, D. Ackley, D. Detrick, NOT SHOWN, D. Hoskins. 91 WRESTLERETTES FIRST ROW: D. Laplander, C. Lounsbury, SECOND ROW: L. Ader, P. Thompson. —A YEAR FULL OF FUN, ACTIVITIES AND PROGRESS IS “1974” WORK EXPERIENCE FRONT ROW: K. Ferguson, G. Whipple, S. Blesse, J. Mansell, S. Steele, S. Klein, B. Green, C. Schmidt, S. Smith, E. Charlton, SECOND ROW: D. Armijo, L. Lighthill, T. Buck, D. Rodgers, L. Prince, M. Donnelly, J. Rutherford, N. Flori, R. Carey, C. Ross, P. Patillor, J. Hand, B. Gossett, THIRD ROW: T. Humbird, C. Abernethy, M. Sharp, R. McClain, C. Dellinger, V. Beverly, B. Compton, C. Means, ]. Reempts, D. Bahr, Advisor Mr. Cochran, T. Schmidt, FOURTH ROW: A. Williams, G. Lile, S. Dringenberg, D. Hays, M. Belvin. 92 FORESTRY ROW ONE: T. Wilson, R. Richardson, K. Bjelde, ROW TWO: B. Jester, R. Hays, J. Barnes, J. Newcomb, ROW THREE: T. Lash, J. Pence, A. Barnes, ROW FOUR: S. Steele, B. Hamm ill. PHOTO CLUB J. Marion, F. Pierson, J. Hockenson, E. Swanson, S. Gulick, Mr. Kimble - Advisor, C. Schmidt, R. La wry, M. Ell wood, R. Logan. 93 SPIRIT SONCLEADERS, STANDING: Ellen Swanson, Sherri Walker, Carlynn Schmidt, Ellene Charlton. MASCOTS, STANDING: Cindi Olson, Debbie Hubble. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: STANDING: Bonnie Lindsey, Marcia Donnelly, Sue Blesse, Jan Howard. Skits, cheers, songs, and spirit... that's our Trojan Pep Squad 94 OF 1974 POWDER The Annual P. Puff football game was sponsored by the Poli-Sci Club, and typical of this years Activities, came off with overwhelming success. The teams, Truckers and Chuggers put in many hours of practice during and after school. Even tho to most students this game was for fun, the teams knew better. They took this game as serious as the boys do theirs, only a little spice is added. This is their first, last, and only game. PUFF The Cheerleaders, Queen Candidates and Coaches added their talents to the event. This year they held a Pep Assembly which turned out to be the best all year. The gym was packed and the spirit was high. This fun and excitement carried over to the game that night. Both teams did a great job in applying their 4-weeks of crammed learning, but the Truckers proved to be the best by winning. Keys, Cutting Boards, Bowls, Lamps, Racks, and Cabinets all came out of this class. They weren't afraid to try! Mr. Whiting took on a big job when he set up a Girls Wood Shop this year. But much to the Surprise of most, the girls did very good work. If not beauty, at least they brought laughs to the campus! WINNIE THE POOH CAST Christopher Robin-Becky Dore Conductor -Nate Tooley Pooh - Chuck Leonhardt Piglet - Katie Dore Rabbit - Kelly McLaughlin Eeyore - Lee Stevens Owl - Joan Jorgensen Kanga - Melinda Langwell Roo - Kathy Pricer Animal One - Kathy Christensen Two-Veronica Waters Three-Lisa St evens Four - Laurie Pence WINNING FLOAT; Senior Class of '74 (3 yrs. in a row) THEME: These Trojans are Killing Me . Frame Work shows promise. Sophomore Float: THEME: Smoke the Injuns . EXCITEMENT, HARD WORK, COMPETITION— THIS IS HOMECOMING 1973-74 Frosh Float: THEME: Choo-Choo 'Em Up . The O' Mighty Judges' Stand. 101 HOMECOMING ’74 . • . you hear only the announcer's voice. . . . . . suddenly, your tension turns to cries of excitement Linda Lighthill Sr. Candidate, escorted by Sam Klien, you are now . . Homecoming Queen 1974. JR. Cand.: Sherri Walker Escort: Loren Stites SOPH. Cand.: Terri Pence Escort: John Mansell FROSH Cand.: Carrie Walsh Escort: Tim Olson HOMECOMING ’73 Preparations for the Assembly I don't believe it, We did it again! Waiting for the Big Night to begin. A new tradition has begun tonight. Let's hear it for the Band. 103 PRINCE G PRINCESS: Jeff Ray and Noni Flori KING G QUEEN: Sharon Farris and David Bahr 3 mt ain Good music and scenery set the mood. JR. SR. BALL Sharon partly surprized and happy, receives her bouquet. Sam and Susan take a break from the crowded dance floor. Besides getting a bouquet, Noni also receives a prize from Jeff. Surprised and annoyed expressions result from Camera flashes. Soda candles, menus, ice creams, music, and scenery help to make the prom successful. Danny and Cindy 'move to the music' by Moon. 106 STUDENTS RIGHTS LAW DAY The Poli-Sci Club tried a new project this year. They sponsored a all-day seminar using local and out of town speakers that talked about students rights in all areas of law. With the knowledge that being lectured to all day can get to you, the Law Day proved to be extremely successful. With the variety of topics and agencies, each student was able to find an area that specifically interested him. Good T. Washington M. Kelley D. Whiting M. Powell C. Margason J. Moulton R. Stockton J. Cooper K. Davis S. Lewis D. Good Don't tell me they are studying! MORE STUDENTS 109 CLASS OF ’79 ... it's being a seventh grader, feeling small and not knowing what to do. Where do you sit at the assembly? How do you open this locker? What's flex? It’s having seven different teachers instead of one, getting to meet the kids from the other elementary school and having dances for the first time. Somehow you get through the year, making mistakes but learning a lot and having fun. Class Officers, L. TOR., Pres. S. Bales, V. P. , T. Ludberg, Sec. Treas., K. Prices. L. Alexander S. Andrea D. Ashley L. Azevedo M. Bahr B. Bailey S. Bales B. Batchelor C. Bennett D. Bevley S. Blum K. Bodenham M. Bongioanni E. Bottorff B. Bozeman R. Branson J. Bresciani C. Britton S. Chilman K. Christenson T. Copeland S. Crabtree S. Cranford K. Cullen L. Dailey D. Deen M. DeMarcus K. Dore L. Dringenberg D. Eby 112 N. Eisenman J. Fites D. Gervais J. Gordon C. Graham P. Gray C. Green T. Hampton D. Handlin D. Hoover C. Hopkins G. Huntington W. Jester D. Johnson E. Johnson T. Kelley K. Kemp ton A. Klement C. Knedel T. Labos T. Langwell G. Laplander D. Lee H. Lee J. Leigh L. Littlefield D. Lubben T. Lundberg D. Magaw G. Matthew C. Manning T. Manning D. McColm K. McLaughlin L. Miller M. Moser K. Murray J. Nielsen D. Oxford L. Pence R. Penland D. Pierson O. Pierson K. Pricer K. Prince 113 114 M. Woods B. Wright B. Wigham B. Wilson M . Reynholds D. Roberts D. Rodgers S. Rose B. Sainz G. Scammell R. Schwartz K. Scovell D. Shepherd M. Shores C. Smith T. Stallions L. Stevens M. Story A. Stowell S. Stratton D. Summers T. Surber M. Tande M. Teater P. Transue J. Treat R. Turner T. Tweet L. Warren V. Waters D. Welch D. West T. West M. Whitney CLASS OF ’78 ... it's still being in Jr. High, an eighth grader, but knowing your way around a little better. Burning cookies in homemaking and almost cutting your fingers off in shop. It's also a cold gym in the morning and two laps for every towel left out the day before. Being an eighth grader is wishing you were bigger so the older guys wouldn't beat up on you. Hang in there Class of '78, you only have four more years. Class Officers, L. TO R., Pres. , P. Drybread, V. P., L. Leiber, and Sec. Treas., M. Schmidt. M. Allen D. Ashley L. Ashley M. Azbill J. Belvin N. Bennett D. Bishop K. Bjelde G. Bodenham M. Boyd S. Bozeman J. Britton E. Brock R. Burris E. Carey N. Cash E. Cokor C. Compton L. Crayton B. Crouch D. Dayton C. Denna M. Detrick P. Drybread D. DuPont S. Edwards S. Farrell E. Feinblum 115 J. Fiant N. Flori N. Gomolak M. Gonzales M. Gordon D. Gossett C. Graham D. Green J. Green J. Griggs K. Hager R. Harmina L. Hefferon K. Hoover K. Howard S. Howe K. Huntington C. Husing V. Hutchinson D. Jorgensen M. Kelly R. Kelley E. Kenyon K. Kenyon C. Kibbee D. Klein C. Knight K. Kolb V. Kurpjuweit C. Larlos S. Larios R. Lee L. Leiber P. Lewis M. Lombardi R. Madden R. Malarkey E. Maloney C. Manning P. Manning 116 J. Martes D. Martin C. Mason T. McDonald M. Melhus S. Mitchell S. Newcomb J. Nichols A. Packer C. Pence Y. Pendley L. Perkins T. Pershing C. Pierson M. Poetzsch J. Quaresma J. Renfro J. Roberts T. Roberts T. Ross A. Sanchez R. Savedra M. Schmidt T. Schwartz B. Shanks M. Sharp J. Shirley A. Small D. Smith S. Smith M. Stevens H. Stowell C. Swanson V. Tindall C. Tolman L. Tweedle M. VanUnen B. Walker C. Walsh J. Waltermire 117 CLASS OF ’77 It's finally being in High School, getting to join more clubs, having more privileges like Algebra I and Spanish I (Mr. Harlan... UGH!) It's choosing your schedule for the first time, then finding out you can't have your first choice because the class is full. It's sleeping in your English class while you’re supposed to be reading GREAT EXPECTATIONS. Being a Freshman is Great! Class Officers, L. TOR., Pres., M. Althouse, Sec. Treas., L. Bales, V. P., K. Davis. D. Alexander P. Alexander M. Althouse C. Armijo B. Ayotte L. Bales M. Bevely K. Bivens N. Bjelde R. Buck M. Carey S. Collins S. Crabtree J. Cullen J. Daton N. Dorris L. Eaton N. Emery C. Fites T. Forcinio D. Fraser S. Fuller G. Goings P. Gordon A. Grant S. Gray B. Greene R. Griggs S. Hancock J. Harrison 119 S. Herndon S. KiLzer G. Horton D. House M. Housel J. Huntington T. Labs N. Lawson L. Lazenby C. Leonhardt T. Lewis J. Littlefield S. Margason J. Mathes D. Means A. Meilan D. McElroy K. McElroy B. McKay L. McLean R. Mikesell T. Mitchell J. MoultQJL YV v k j R. Murray T. Murray X on IS Ilf 120 M. Neff S. Ohana D. Oxford M. Perkins M. Pershing R. Pierson F. Ray K. Rhodes L. Rollo S. Seabolt P. Sharp J. Smith L. Stevens E. Story K. Stratton L. Tande V. Thompson C. Walsh D. Warren A. West C. West R. Westlake T. Whipple M. Wig ham S. Wright 121 CLASS OF ’76 Being a Sophomore is having to take either Biology or Life Science and the only good part is sex education. It's eating popcorn at the football games and riding the rooter's bus to the basketball games. Putting on Sadie Hawkins Day... Who did you ask?? Going on the clean-up drive, drinking lemonade, and going swimming afterwards. Yes, you have reached the puberty stage, but take a few aspirins and drink plenty of fluids and you'll feel alright in a few years. Class Officers: L. TOR., Pres., Danny Hoskins, V. P. , B. Shirley, Sec. Treas. C. Shaver. C. Forsyth G. Frazier V. Glover C. Gray S. Green T. Crayton C. Davison B. Dore B. Douglass A. Duniphin E. Eaton C. Farrell T. Famworth B. Feinblum C. Fitzsimmons 122 T. Gregory J. Hand M. Harmina H. Hedrick L. Heinstein J. Herndon D. Hoskins R. Householder L. Huntington L. Husing C. Jester J. Jorgenson C. Kinzie K. Klundby P. Knaak M. Langwell A. Lawhern W. Leiss K. Lombardi R. Lutrell C. Madden T. Manning A. Marshall C. Martinez C. Martinez M. McElhinny M. McElroy K. McNie R. Meilan D. Miller D. Reynolds L. Richardson D. Ricks J. Roberts B. Roy T. Pence J. Penland K. Pierson M. Powell B. Renfro . iv 123 J. Saari F. Savedra D. Schmidt R. Schmid R. Sharp C. Shaver B. Shirley D. Sims E. Small P. Sorosinski E. Stanley M. Story C. Surber L. Swanson R. Swanson 1 D. Ackley L. Ader K. Allen R. Alvey C. Azevedo A. Bames J. Barnes J. Basore L. Belvin K. Bjelde J. Brock R. Carey Class Officers, L. TO R., Pres. , Ron Logan, V. P. , J. Galon, Sec. , S. McColm, Treas., E. Cortez. CLASS OF ’75 .... The Junior year. .. what does it mean? It means taking chemistry and algebra. Competing with the Seniors for the bell and getting it (sometimes). It means a little more responsibility; Work Experience, the Varsity-Faculty Basketball Game, Bulletin Boards, and of course the Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior year. .. what does it mean? L. Chandler B. Compton D. Cokor E. Cortez R. Cortez M. Coye K. Deen C. Dellinger B. Detrick S. Drybread M. Ellwood C. Ferguson N. Flori D. Forbes J. Galon 125 B. Gossett S. Gulick R. Hays J. Howard D. Hubbell E. Hughes D. Hutchinson B. Jester D. Joller L. Kolb W. Klein V. Krois T. Kurpjuweit D. Laplander S. Lawson V. Lazenby L. Lee B. Lehnen L. Leiber B. Lindsey R. Logan C. Lounsbury D. Mag aw J. Maloney J. Marian S. Martin M. Martinez M. Mathes S. McColm L. McElhinny C. McLean T. Meilan S. Middleton D. Mitchell M. Morgan C. Mayfield J. Newcomb P. Oels L. Oxford 126 D. Packer P. Patillor K. Pemberton J. Pence J. Ray J. Reempts R. Richardson S. Roberts C. Ross M. Sainz V. Savedra P. Seaton C. Schmidt T. Schmid R. Schwartz S. Smith D. Sorosinski M. Stewart D. Stites M. Stockton B. Stratton D. Strotman L. Tarantino K. Teater L. Thomas P. Thompson J. Varner K. Volkema S. Walker T. West R. Wilken A. Williams J. Wilson PEOPLE 128 The grass is greener on the other side.... if your fenced in. 134 135 Freshmen boys huddle together, Twyla and Robin are happy because they graduated at semester. Getting together during flex. QUINCY . . . von arc a wonderful Little town. Your beauty not only lies in your sno-topped mountains, sparkling streams, or meadows filled with dainty wild flowers. Your most valuable asset is your people. This year we would like to dedicate our ■’1974 PINLC to the Townspeople of Quincy. Your undicing-sup-port, and loyal friendship will always remain in our hearts. . . Wd l.ovc Non ANDERSON MORTUARY Ph. 283-2800 P.O. Box 53 378 Lawrence. St. Quincy, Ca. . LINENS. BLANKETS. YARDAGE . SKI WEAR . SPORTS WEAR 283-0940 AYOOBS The Friendly Store 38 Main St. Quincy, Ca. for the finest in dinners BOB’S FINE FOOD 283-9950 rroMA w- 525 W. Main St. Quincy, Ca. HELENNA’S BANK CLUB 283-2830 395 W. Main St. Quincy, Ca. for an easy, delightful meal CARL’S DRIVE INN 283-2963 11 Lindan Ave. Quincy, Ca. For Your Car's VToo-1 Every Need - f-_ Mny -. , And At A Discount ' fubnc DAYTON’S AUTO SUPPLY 283-1831 E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. Saluting the graduating class LAURENCE G. KEIFER 283-2811 2034 E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. 141 . Land . Livestock . Homes . Loans . Appraisals service with a smile E. G. LEONHARDT SONS 283-0370 Plumas County Bank Bldg. 412 W. Main St. Quincy, Ca. Electronic Tune-Ups . Foreign Car Work . Welding FAGAN’S AUTO SERVICE Sno-jet Snowmobile Sales 283-0970 2465 E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. aVAe c fcwi Cfats tf wy KELLY’S BARBER SHOP 283-0690 509 Main St. Quincy, Ca. A V ONTGOMERY WARD 283-1370 News . Weather . Special Features - B S. 6 AM to Sunset E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. CATALOG SALES AGENCY . Locally owned operated Dean and Ginger Day 283-2212 r • cocktail lounge ' restaurant PIONEER PLAZA BOWL enjoyment for the whole family 283-9907 E. Main Street Quincy, Ca. . coin operated (you do it) or we do it for you! PLAZA LAUNDRAMAT 283-2733 1965 E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. BOB EDWARDS Plumas General Insurance Agency QUINCY. CALIFORNIA 9S971 PHONE - Office 283-2750 Residence 283-1728 j . Magazines JUEST of V FOf(_ FUTUR . Eight-Track Tapes . Beverages QUINCY CONVALESCENT HOSPITAL QUINCY LIQUOR LODGE 283-0865 283-2110 405 Main St. Quincy, Ca. 50 Central Ave. Quincy, Ca. authorized agent for BEKINS VAN LINES QUINCY MOVING STORAGE Plumas County Gift Headquarters . Zenith TV 283-0233 Alan McClard Jack Reed 2289 E. Main St. Quincy, Ca. 283-0640 Main St. Quincy, Ca. r ' ooo-i Ron °San Insurance CAL-WESTERN LIFE SCOTTY’S HARDWARE . Life . Health . Group Insurance One Stop Friendly Hardware Store . Paint . Retirement Plans . Fixtures 283-2270 P. O. Box 478 Quincy, Ca. 283-0224 383 W. Main St. Quincy, Ca. . Trophies C Specializing in Game Heads S -ol JTl Shoes ✓V. Fishing gear and Full mounts SPORTING GOODS STORE TWEEDLE’S TAXIDERMY ski sales and rentals 4 miles North of Quincy 283-1445 283-2664 505 W. Main St. 143 Highway 70 . Mirrors . Shower Doors . Auto Glass . Window Screens . Window Glass . Table Tops . Plate Glass call 283-0691 287 Cresent (Hwy. 70) Quincy BOB BLUST-owner CAl'SIERRA tItIe COMpANy Policies of Title Insurance of Chicago Title Insurance Company BOB’S GLASS SERVICE 20 Cresent Street P. O. Box 238 Quincy, Calif. 283-0700 DOWNTOWN TRAILER PARK We're within walking distance to town, shopping, restaurants, theatre, post office, etc. Retire rest in the uncrowded, smog-free 'Beautiful Feather River Country.' Water, Electric, Sewer Hook-ups, Sanitary Dump-out, Hot Showers, Laundry, --restrooms. Overnighters Welcome “HAIR” For The Finest in 'Hair Care'! . Professional Styling Phone 283-2791 283-0332 139 Cresent . Hwy. 70 . Qunicy The Friendly Service That Makes You Come Back Main Street 144 Quincy INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT JULIAN R. ATKINS HOWE DISTRIBUTING CO. REALTOR INSURANCE . FOREMOST DAIRY PRODUCTS . FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES . FROZEN POULTRY FISH . FRESH FISH Call 283-0536 IN QUINCY Heart Of Feather River Vacation Land Near Ski Area All Year Highway LARIAT LODGE . Free Television . Heated Pool . 24 Hour Coffee Bar YOUR HOSTS: Leon Connie West HIGHWAY 70-E. QUINCY 4n years in Plumas County” 283-1189 FIRST TO SERVE YOU Located in Quincy, Ca. 347 West Main Street FOR THE BEST IN QUALITY M M TIRE FEED CENTER 283-2422 2003 E. Main E. Quincy MOON’S There is a bit of culinary history here in Quincy. MOONS is a name as old as the rocks in the Feather River. . Moon's features the finest in Luncheons dinners at a reasonable price. we're open 11 am til Midnight £ Monday Thru Friday. At 3 p.m. till Midnight Saturday Sunday. BRYANT LAWRENCE STREETS IN QUINCY f Reservations, call 283-9991 MURRAY INSURANCE AGENCY complete insurance service since 1890-- serving Plumas Lassen Counties. . Commercial Personal Lines . Auto-Fire-Liability . Home-Owners . Mobile Homes . National Auto Club IN QUINCY-CALL 283-1112 VADNEY MURRAY 443 W. Main Street Quincy . gifts for every occasion with the warm service that makes shopping a pleasure. THE STORE WITH MORE 283-0325 421 West Main Street Quincy PINE MEADOWS .; . COMPLETE LINES OF NATURAIt V5 if FOODS VITA MINS. JjNVAJ . STATIONARY SUPPLIES ? Cf } J . SPECIAL FOODS FOR SPECIAL DIETS MAC’S VARIETY Main Street 146 Quincy PLUMAS MOTOR SUPPLY . complete line of automobile accessories -- electric and hand tools If We don't have the part You want - We'll get it... Fast ISP IMPULSIVE SPENDING PROTECTION The service you want -- is the service you get PLACER SAVINGS LOAN 283-2860 283-2350 85 West Main Street Quincy, Ca. 20 Cresent Street Quincy QUALITY SERVICE is an important factor to a business. That's why we insure it everytime. We are able to be of service to your needs. . gifts . perscriptions . fountain . records QUINCY DRUG STORE QUINCY MOTOR SALES S.L. Bailey - B. E. Bailey Ph. 283-0480 FORD Mustang • Falcon • Fairlanc • Ford •Thunderbird 283-1700 Main Street Quincy 147 HIGHWAY 70 QUINCY QUINCY MERCANTILE SHOES AND CLOTHING FOR THE . watch repair . engraving WHOLE FAMILY . Gym Clothing . Yardage 283-0340 A1 Mid Brower 458 Main Street Quincy . ear piercing . fine 14K jewelry The perfect gift shop 283-0230 477 West Main Street SHIRLEY M. SMITH REAL ESTATE BROKER Plumas County Properties . RANCHES . BUSINESS . ACREAGE . HOMES 283-1115 . CABINS . LOTS from STEVEN L. CHRISTENSON 283-2480 P. O. Box 870 1847 E. Main Street Quincy 148 112 Buchanan Street Quincy • gifts . hardware . records WESTERN AUTO WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE HOME 0 W N C 0 283-1136 n Fresh flower arrangements . potted plants . gifts . retail nursery GRAY’S FLOWER GARDEN For Every Blooming Thing 283-2010 HIGHWAY 70 QUINCY, CA. CHANGE - although being vital, it is often very sad. Especially when something as charming as this Has to be its victim. 149 MARVIN BELVIN AGREES THAT NUGGET MOTORS IS THE PLACE TO FIND A FINE SELECTION OF BOTH ECONOMICAL AND LUXURY VEHICLES TO SUIT ANY CUSTOMER'S TASTE. The Place to See—the Place to Be NUGGET MOTORS 283-0600 Main Claremont Dr. QUINCY 150 Best W in the Glass of Tf DR. THOMAS K. NORRIE DR. IVAN G. ALTHOUSE DR. MARK L. WHITNEY 283-0650 283-1710 QUINCY CA. QUINCY CA. BACKING US... A LOYAL COMMUNITY PATRONS American Valley Lumber Company 1915 E. Main St. Quincy Bank Of America 350 Main St. Quincy Bob and John's Texaco 399 Main St. Quincy Cal Gas 1879 E. Main St. Quincy Carolyn’s Sportique 432 Main St. Quincy Dr. Lawerence Kiefer 2034 E. Main St. Quincy Feather River Vet. Clinic Hwy. 70 Quincy Frantz Electric 583 Jackson St. Quincy Henri's Unior 76 Cresent St. Quincy High Sierra Beverage Company 390 E. High St. Quincy MeLean's Plumbing 875 E. Main St. Quincy Morris Durrant 520 Main St. Quincy Moseley and Grenke Market Comer of Bradley and Lawerence Quincy Owners and Managers: Clyde and Nellie Trumbo Mountain Building Supply 1947 Lee Road Quincy Polka Dot 2031 E. Main St. Quincy Plumas Club 60 Main St. Quincy Plumas County Title Company 89 Court St. Quincy Quincy Lumber and Supply Company 291 Lawerence St. Quincy Quincy T.V. Association 81 Bradley St. Quincy Quincy Vet Center 56 Harbison Ave. Quincy Rita and Marty's Bookkeeping Service 546 Lawerence St. Quincy Robert's Grocery 455 Main St. Quincy Spear's Cleaners 79 North Church St. Quincy Standard Oil Company 188 Cresent St. Quincy Stan's Hair Styling 567 Lawerence St. Quincy Stone House E. Main St. Quincy The Closet 355 Main St. Quincy Town Hall Theatre 469 Main St. Quincy Tri County Glass 287 Lawerence St. Quincy Wells Fargo Bank 336 Main St. Quincy William E. Dore 520 Jackson St. Quincy Wonderland Bakery 411 Main St. Quincy Moe's Barber Shop Main St. Quincy 152 153 15S IN MEMORY-MICHEAL LITTLEFIELD CATHY HOWARD 9
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