Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

0 r1 � T j I nksf) - 4ra ’. ©Is O a. Vy '. ’41 -4 A. y, . . •• 'V N- ' 'O .-2 '' v' a-A 2? N. S 'f5' «£$ ... L$£ cRx v Y ex -q ■ Tst v A s4 o« rr ■• O' j ,4 voV xsr 3 ... |l ■• '! ', J vZ JrJt . CO V « £� o V S y J sUrday.. once more The Pint Volume XLIK Quincy jr.sr. riCtH Quincy, California As timid seventh graders, we ran through the campus ducking and dodging the mighty upperclassmen. Standing our straightest, we reached their kneecaps. But, as they towered above us, we shook in our shoes and voices squeaked as we begged for mercy. To our relief we kept growing and as our limbs lengthened, our confidence rose also. It was only a couple of years before we were looking all those big guys square in the shoulder blades. Finally, as Juniors, we could hold our own. There were no longer any giant Senior?, we stared them in the eye and people actually listened to what we had to say. However, we still had one big year to go. Now, as Seniors, we must turn our eye's downward to avoid tripping on seventh graders. We have watched the school, our class and finally ourselves grow and change. More and more we turn towards the future. But we will always look back with a smile as we remember our high school days. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS: Mr. Knedel Mr. Leney 0 Don Ackley- Band 1,2,3. S.S.S. 1,2,3,4. Block Q 2,3,4. T.A. 2,3. Pep Band 1,2,3. F.B. 1,2,3, 4. Track 2,3,4. Wres. 4. AMBITION:To go to college then someday come back to Quincy and live Richard H. Alvey-AMBITION: To be a computer programmer. Uidltt lr-f C Linda Lee Ader-Yrbk. 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1, 2.3. Pep Club 3. T.A. 3.4. Wreslerettes 3. Pep Band 1,2. AMBITION: To be a good Air Force wife to Alan, raise four little cowboys in a world of love and be happy always. Frances Colleen Azevedo-Band 1,2,3,4. Con. 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Sr. Hi. Sci. 1,2. Outdoor Club 1,2,3. Home Ec. 1,2. GAA 3,4. O.A. 3. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. Ecol. Club 1 PPFB. 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To be the most happiest and successful person alive. Al Barnes-AMBITION: To get out of Quincy as soon as I prove to Lisa H. that there is really a ghost at Quincy Jet. Kathy Ann Allen- O.A. 4. T.A. 2,3,4, Chorus 1. Ok. Ex. 3,4. AMBITION: To live a rich life with ■ . Michael. r Janes Barnes- Wk.. Ex. 4. Student Court 4. AMBITION: To become an expert hunter, to be free to live my own life and make you know who extremly happy! Janice I. Brock-Band 1, 2,3. Wk Ex. 3,4. T.A. 3. Pep Band 1,2. Wres. 3. AMBITION: Buy a ranch with my brother in Scott Valley, raise registered Charlois and Quarter horses and in my spare time, be a profes-lional rodeo photographer. Marvin Belvin-Yrbk. 3,4. Pinebreeze 1,2,3,4. S.S.S 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 3,4. Block Q 2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. Blk. St. Unity 1,2,3,4. Bas B. 2. F.B. 1,2,3,4. Outstanding Player 2. Track 1.2.3.4. Tumbling 1,2, 3,4. AMBITION: To be what I am and to always have what I need. To go to school and become a P.E. teacher Jennifer Basore-Pine Breeze 4. Student Court 4. Ex. Scouts 4. T.A. 3. Ecology Club 4. AMBITION: To finish writing my book. Karen Bjelde-Class Pres. 4. Wk. Ex. 4. T.A. 4. Ecology Club 2,3,4. PPFB 4.,Forestry 3. AMBITION: To travel,ski, learn, and have many good times in life. Pat J. Buus-Band 2, 3. AMBITION: To leave Quincy and go to a J.C. Dennis Cokor-Pinebreeze 4. S.S.S. 4. Pep Club 3.4. C.S.F. 4. Block Q 2.3.4. T.A. 3. Chess Club 1,2,3,4. F.B. 1,2, 3.4. Track 1,2, 6, 4. Wres. 3,4. AMBITION: To do the best at whatever I end up doing in the Elizabeth Cortez-Class Treas. 4. Chorus 1. Wk. Ex. 4. S.S.S 3,4. C.S.F. 1,2. T.A. 3,4. Ecology Club 2. AMBITION:To lead a happy and better life. Renee Carey-Chorus 2, v 3,4. Wk Ex. 2,3,4. ' Conces. 1,2,3. Pep Club 3. GAA 3. T.A. 3 Letter Girls 1,2. Blk. Student Unity 1,2. AMBITION: To get out of K Quincy and have a funky time for the rest of my life while going to Humbolt with A.B. Rosemarie Cortez-Band 1,3. Chorus 2. Home Ec. 4. AMBITION: To always be happy. Brian Corrrpton-Block Q 1,2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. Blk. Student Unity 1,2. Bas B. 1,2,3,4. F.B. 1,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Outstanding Player 3. AMBITION: To get out of school and have a funky good time? Megan Coye-S.S.S. 4. GAA 2. T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To go to colleae and become a secretary and then get married maybe. Qt oL£-2-e Christopher A Dellinger-Ecology Club 2, 3. Pine breeze 3,4. Pep Club 3. Block Q 1,2. T.A. 3,4. Net Club 2. Tennis Club 4. BasB. 1,2. F.B. 1,2. Track 1,2. AMBITION: To further the minute education I recieved at QHS become a renowned philospher and run for senator in 1992. Steven Gene Drybread- Wk. Ex. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3, 4. Outdoor Club 1,2,3. Block Q 1,2,3,4. T.A. 3. F.B. 1,2,3,4. Outstanding Player 2,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Wres. 1,2,3,4. Outstanding Player 3,4. AMBITION: To graduate from QHS, go on to college, to live a very happy life, and any other major details are my Chris Ferguson-Chomis 2, 3. Pep Club 3. Pol. Science 3. Student Court 3. AMBITION: To have lots more crazy times with Suzie, L.T. and Leib and to live a happy life with Tom. Kathleen LaVem Deen-Wk. Ex. 3,4. S.S.S 3,4. Conces. 1,2. GAA 3,4. T.A. 4 O.A. 3,4. Mascot 4. AMBITION: To travel the world over and meet someone that doesn't live in Quincy. To do what I can now while I am young and free, and be myself while doing it. Robert D. Detrick-Band 1,2, 3.4. Wk. Ex. 3. Block Q 2.3.4. T.A. 3,4. Pep Club F.B. 1,2. AMBITION: To study law enforcement in college and become a highway patrolman or game warden. Michael G. Ellwood-Yrbk. 4. T.A. 3. Photo Club 3. AMBITION: To look for Haddocks eyes that lie among the wheat and bake them into mutton pies and sell them on the street. Henry Foreman Jr.-Pinebreeze 4. AMBITION:Enjoy my life. Susan Gulick-Barl 1. Conoes. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Pol. Science 3,4. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4. Photo Club 3. GAA 1,2. T.A. 3,4. Pep Band 1. Ecology Club 4. PPFB 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To always have enough faith in the coming rainbows to endure all the storms. Nonette M. Flori-Wk. Ex. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. C.S.F. 2,3, 4. GAA 1,2,3,4. T.A. 2 PPBB 3.4. PPFB 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2, 3. Homecoming Princess 2. Jr. Prom Princess 3. Cheerleader 2.4. AMBITION: To live an adventurous and successful life, reach my goals and to share my life with that special someone. Rusty Hayes-Q.H.S. 1,2, 3,4. Jeanette L. Howard-Student Council 1,2,4. Yrbk. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Pol. Science 2,3,4. C.S.F. 2.3. Outdoor Club 2. GAA 2,3,4. T.A. 2,3,4. PPBB ,4. PPFB 1,2,3.4. Track 1.2.3. Homecoming Princess 4. Cheerleader 2,3,4. AMBITION: To not get hungry an hour after I eat. James B. Gossett-S.B.V.P. 4. Stu. Coun. 4. Pinehreeze 4. Wk. Ex. 2,3,4. Pep Club 4. Block Q 2,3,4. T.A. 4 BasB. 2.2.4. F.B. 1,2,4. Baseball 2.3.4. AMBITION: To be on the Oakland A 's and catch for Mark Morgan in the 1980 World Series. Elaine Inez Hughes-Chorus 1, 2. Conoes. 1. Pep Club 3,4. Pol. Science 3. Home Ec. 1, 2. GAA 3,4. O.A. 3,4. PPFB 3,4. AMBITION: To get out of school, have a good job and get the car I am dreaming of. Also, to marry Tim someday and keep him happy for the rest of my life. r Debby Hubble-Wkf Ex. 4. Pep Club 1. GAA 2,3,4. T.A. 3. O.A. 4. PPBB 3,4. PPFB 2,3,4. Tumbling 1 Mascot 3. AMBITION: To live a life that whatever the circumstance is I can always offer a smile and be happy in whatever I do. Debra Hutchinson-Band 1,2. Wk. Ex. 4. S.S.S. 3,4. Art Club 4. O.A,. 4. Pep Band 1, 2. Ecology Club 4. AMBITION: To buy a guitar, travel along the coast, and get married in the temple for time and all eternity. Valerie J. Kibbee-Wk. Ex. 3. T.A. 3,4. O.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To get whatever I want. Bobby Jester-Band 1,2,3,4. Block Q 1,2,3,4. T.A. 4. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. BasB. 4. F.B. 1,2. Track 4. AMBITION: To go to L.A.S.O. Wendy Klein-Class Pres. 2. Yrbk. 4. Chorus 1,2. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Pol. Science 3,4. Outdoor Club 1,2, GAA 3,4. T.A. 4. O.A. 3. BasB. 4. PPFB 1,2,3, 4. PPBB 3,4. AMBITION: To find an jls7imbition before I graduate. Tim Kicrpnuweit-S.S.S. 2,3,4 Block Q 1,2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. BasB. 1,2,3,4. F.B. 1,2,3, 4 Track 1. Baseball 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To go to college and to get everything I can out of life and live it to the fullest. ---- Lauren May Kolb-T.A. 3 Ecology Club 1,2, 3, 4. AMBITION: I don't know yet. Vickey Lynn Krois-Chorus 1 2,3. T.A. 3,4. AMBITION. To travel and be happy. Debra Laplander-Home Ec. Club 1. O.A. 4. Wresler-ettes 2,3. AMBITION: To ■make Darrell as happy as he has made me and be a good wife to him. Virginia L. Lazenby-Coun. Assistant 3,4. AMBITION: Maybe go back to Alabama and go to college and become an Interior Decorator or get married. Scott Jas. Lawson-Band 1, 2,3,4. Ecology Club 2. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. BasB. 1. AMBITION: To break that final string of chronic sanity which continually keeps me from reaching total insanity and becoming a figment of my imagination Lt n S ysrv- T-ori A. Leiher -Conces 1. GAA 7. T.A. 7. AMBITION: To net out an 7 do vdxat I want and iust 'lave a really aood. life. hoi u. Connie Ga.n7,een Lin isey-ur k. 7,-1. Pep Club 7, . No7.. science 7,-1. Art Club A. CAA 7,A. r.A. A. O.A. 7. Girls' BasB. a. ppgn 7, a. r r pp 7, A. Cheerleader 7. AMBITION: To travel everywhere and to always have a areat time. UlUi-yU iVUTtt N Laurie A. Lee-Chorus 7. ner Cluf 7, A. OAfi- 7, A. T.A. 7. Coun. Assistant a. xirin ’ BasX. a. PPRB 7, a. pnwn 7,a% Track 7 a. Ambling 7. AMBITION: wn net out of Ouiney to Bind the real sunshine, and to try and. understand whu thinas turn out like then do. v Cathleen A. Lounsbury-Chorus 7. Home Ec. 1. T.A. 7, a. Wreslerettes 2,7. AMBITION: To always cherish my memories but to never have to look back to find heaviness and to keep Guy happy. Robert Carl Lehnen-Pine-breeze 7. T.A. 7,4. BasB. 7,4. F.B. 7,4. PP Homccomin Princess 7. PP Cheerleader 4. AMBITION: To make as much money as I can as fast as I can, kick back, relax, and endou life while I can. Ronald Edward. Logan Jr.-Stu. Council 1,2,7,4. Class Pres. 7. Class V.P. 2. Yrhk 7.4. Pep Club 1,2,7. C.S.F. 1.2.7.4. Photo Club 7. T.A. 7.4. Block 0 1,2,7,4. BasB. 1,2,7. F.B. 1,2,7,4. Track 1,2. PP Cheerleader 1,2,7. AMBITION: To make it into the Guinness Book of World Records for having the longest beard in history. Dan Magaw-Pinebreeze 2. Band 1,2. S.S.S. 2,3,4. C.S.F. 4. T.A. 3. Pep Band 1,2. Chess Club 1,2. AMBITION: To become filthy rich a drive a V.W. f1elissa S. Mathes-Band 1. Wk. Ex. 3. Pep Club 2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. PPFB 2. Tumbling 1,2. AMBITION: To marry that special someone and be happy for the rest of my life. Steven P. Martin-T.A. 4. Net Club a. AMBITION: To do the craziest, funnest and exciting things the world has to offer. To Live. Jim baloney-QHS 3,a. Art Club 4. Manuella Martinez-Home Ec. 4. Ecology Club 4. AMBITION: To inherit lots of money and travel around and Find me a nice ouiet place to live. John P. Marian-Stu. Council 1,2. Class V.P. 1,2. Yrbk. 4. Pinebreeze 4. Band 1. Pol. Science 2,3,4. Science Club 3,4. C.S.F. 2,3,4. Photo Club 3. Art Club 4. Block Q 1,2,3, 4. Rocket Club 1. T.A. 3,4. Ecology Club 3. Tennis Club 4. BasB. 1,2. AMBITION: To attend Urvine, meet an attractive female that is wealthy and magnanimous and the retire. I also desire to ski, meet new people and experience the next arrival of Haley 's Colleen May field-Chorus 1. S.S.S. 3. Pep Club 2,3,4. GAA 2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. O.A. 4. PPFB 1,2,3,4. Tumbling 1. AMBITION: To go to Switzerland to ski and live and to raise St. Bernards there. Cindy Lee McClean-C.S.F. 1,2,3,4. Stu. Body Sea. 3,4. Stu. Council 3,4. Library Assistant 3,4. AMBITION: To try to think of my brother before myself. Lisa A. McElhinny-Pep Club 4. T.A. 4. O.A. 2,3. Track 4. PPFB 4. AMBITION: To be the highest vaid call-girl in the world. Sandy Miidleton-QIlS 1,2, 3,4.'T.A. 3,4. Terry Meilan-Wk Ex. 4. Outdoor Club 3. T.A. 3,4. BasB. 1. AMBITION: To go to school and. become an auto mechanic in Ouincy. Suzanne D. McColm-Class Sec. 3.4. Chorus 1,2. Conces. 1,2. Pep Club 1,2,3. Pol. Science 3.4. C.S.F. 3,4. Outdoor Club 2. GAA 3,4. O.A. 4. Ecology Club 4. Girl’s BasB. 4. PPBB 3,4. PPFB 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: To aUrays he what I am and to be havpy brith it. David Mitchell-QHS 1,2, 3,4. Billy Club 2,3. Linda C. Oxford-V k. Ex. 3,4. T.A. 3,4. PPFB 4. AMBITION: To move out, net a house with Debbie, and show certain people the I can handle life my own way and have a good, time doing it. yark F. Morgan-Wk. Fx. 4. Pen Club 4. Outdoor Club 3. Block 0 1,2,3,4. Rocket Club 1. T.A. 4. Tennis Club 4. AMBITION: To pitch to catcher J.B. (Gossett in the 1980 World Series. Renee f'hirchison-Pinebreeze 8,4. Wk. Ex. 3,4. GAA 4. O.A. 3,4. AMBITION: To make everyone around me happy and to live a long and hanpy life with Mike. John R. Newcomb-Outdoor Club 3,4. Block Q 3,4. T.A. 3,4. F.B. ?,,4. Track 2. Wrest Una 2,3,4. AMBITION: To work around Quincy for a couple of years, then ,ioin the Navy. Phillip Lewis Oels II-T.A. 3.4. Stu. Council 2. S.S.S. 4. Stu. Court 1,2,3. Outdoor Club A. Block 0 1,2, 3.4. BasB. 4. F.B. 1,2. Baseball 4. Tumbling 1. AMBITION: To be able to play poker in a Navy sub while going under the polar icecap. Denise K. Packer-l- k. Ex. 3, 4. Art Club 2. GAA Z. T.A. 2, Z. AMBITION: To travel a little and no to school, then qet married for all time and eternity to that special someone and raise a big family. Jeffrey D. Ray-T.A. 4. Rocket Club 1. Block Q 1,2, 3,3. RasB. 1,2, Z, 4. F.B. 1,2,Z, 4. Baseball 2,Z,4. Junior Prom Prince Z. AMBITION: I'd like to continue my knowledge and go on to college. If they can make penicillin out of moldy cheese they can make something out of me. John Reemts-QRS 1,2,Z,4. Pu Orifk Ronald E. Richardson-T.A. 4. Class V.P. 4. Band 2,Z,4. Wk. Ex. 4 Pep Club Z,4. Ecology Club 2. BasR. 2,4. F.B. Z,4. Track 2, Z,4. PP Cheerleader Z. AMBITION: To gua t the fruits of pedagogs which austentaciously hone our minds and bodies in this imgeterbable institution of higher education. Patricia A Patillor-Band 1. Chorus 2. Wk Ex. Z. Conces. 1,2,Z. Pep Club Z. CAA Z. T.A. Z. Letter Girls 1,2. Blk. Student Unity 2,3. AMBITION: To live and learn the joys of life. To always be rmyself and d.o whatever turns me on, and soend the rest of my life making one very special someone happu. Hershel J. Pence-W1(. Ex. Z,4. S.S.S. 3,4. Block 0 2. T.A. 3, F.B. 1,2. AMBITION: To tour the U.S. on a motorcycle. Thomas C. Schmid-Vlk. Ex. 3,4. Block 0 1,?,. F.B. 1,2. Track 1. AMBITION: To tour the U.5. on a Kawasaki, then become Vice Resident of the Adolph Coors Co. and get married and. have 9 kids. Carlunn Maria Schmidt-Stu. Council 2. Class Treas. 2. Yrbk. 4. Wk. Ex. 3,4. Conces. 1,4. Pep Club 2,3. 4. Pol. Science 3,4. C.S.F. 1,2,3,4. Photo Club 3. T.A. 3. Ecology Club 4. ppfb 4. Songleader 3. AMBITION: To put the foundation under all the castles of my dreams. Patricia A. Seaton-Wk Ex. 4. O.A. 3,4.AMBITION: To take a trio around the world. Vincent De Paul Savedra-T.A. 4. Wk. Ex. 4. Wrestling 3,4. AMBITION: To be some- ' thing and be good at it and have fun doing it. Bandy G. Schwnrtz-S.S.S. 4. Block 0 3,4. T.A. 4. BasB. 3,4. F.B. 3,4. Base--ball 4. AMBITION: To be myself, see the hionld and come back and brag to my friends about it. Ste T Roberts-Stu. Body Treas.3,4. Pep Club 1,2. PPFB 1,2,3. Michelle Simone Stewart-Pand 1,2, 3, 4. CAA 1,2, 3, 4. Pep Band 1,2,3,4. S.S.S. 4. Track 1,2,4. AMBITION: To become one of the greatest people on earth, a Christian, and to make someone very happy. Debra Lynn Stites-Chorus 1,2. Conces. 1. Per Club 2. Home Pc. 1,2,3. T.A. 3,4. AMBITION: Marry Steve in June and be the No. ffl best Navy wife for him forever. A Bruce D. Stratton-F.B. 2. Wrestling 2,3. AMBITION: To get a good dob and party and be a barber for a few yeans. Sheri Jean Smith-Pinebreeze 2.3.4. Wk. Ex. 3,4. Conces. 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Pol. Science 2,3,4. GAA 2,3,4. T.A. 3,4. PPBB 4. F.B. 2, 3.4. Tumbling 1. Cheerleader 4. AMBITION: To get my license back and never again get another speeding ticket. Also, to go to college and learn how to become the world's greatest-somethina?.' Donna L. Sorosinski-Wk. Ex, 3. Conces. 1,2. T.A. 3. O.A. 3, 4. Ecology Club 1, AMBITION: To marry Ken and find out what life is real about. Michael Jay Stockton-Band 1.2. Wk. Ex. 3,4. Block Q 1,2,3. T.A. 3,4. Pep Band 1.2. Chess Club 1,2. BasB. 1. F.B. 1,2. Wrestling 1. Tumbling 1,2,3,4. AMBITION To live across the street from a beer manufacturer, get what I want out of lif and to drink myself to death at the age of 75. gay Thompson-QHS 1,2, 3, 4. ome Ec. 1,2,3. Wreslerettes ,2,3. Yrbk. 4. Loren D. Thomas-F.B. 1,2. restling 1,2, 3,4. WRITTON: To go to Feather iver College for a couple f years, then go to the ational Coast Guard or ational Park Service, then et married. to some special irl. Debora Lee Strotman-Stu. Council 2,3. Yrbk. 4. Chorus 1,2. Conces.1,2. Pep Club 1,2. Home Ec. 1,2. 3. T.A. 2,3,4. Wreslerettes 1,2,3. Ecology Club 1,2. PPFB 2. AMBITION: To be a good wife to Allen, be happy and someday make it to Peru. Remember yesterday, live for today, and hope for tomorrow. Laurie Tarantino-Pol. Sci. 3,4 Girls BasB., 4. PP BasB. 3,4. PPFB 1,2,3 4. Track 1,2,3,4. Ecol. C. Sen. Treas. 4. AMBITION: To be free to be me. Karen Diane Vo Ikema-T.A. 4. S.S.S. 3,4. C.S.F. 1, 4. AMBITION: To live the abundant Christian life in all its joy and fullness. Joy Vamer-Band 1,2. T.A. 3,4. Chorus 1,2. Wk Ex. 3,4. Home Ec. 1,2. GAA 1,2. Ecology Club 1,2, 3, 4. AMBITION: To go to Arizona with Jim and. live for a while. Then settle down and raise horses, have a couple of kids and. be happy. 4 Toni West-Pinehreeze 3,4. Conces. 3. O.A. 3,4. Track 3. Jeffery L. Wilson-Stu. Council 4. S.S.S. 1,2,3,4. Conces. 1,2,3. Pep Club 3, 4. Pol. Science 4. Science Club 1,2. Outdoor Club 2. Block O 1,2,3,4. Rocket Club 1,2. T.A. 4. Ecology Club 1,2. Chess Club 1, 2,3. BasB. 1,2,3. Track 2,3,4. Tumbling 1,2,3, 4. AMBITION: To graduate prom 0HS, then become prosporous and kick hack and relax when I'm 25. Joseph Dean Galon-Class V.P. 3. Band 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. C.S.F. 2,3,4. Block Q 1,2,3, 4. T.A. 3,4. F.B. 1,2,3. Track 3,4. AMBITION: To fill out my own Senior Brag Sheet Ron Wilkin-Wk. Ex. 3. Pep Club 3. Block Q 1,2, 3,4. T.A. 4. Ecology Clul 2,3. BasB. 1. F.B. 1,2,4. AMBITION: To successfully conduct a joyful,eventful and appeasing life in which I can be myself in whatever I do; and help others do the same. Alan Leon Willxams-Wk. Ex 2,3,4. S.S.S. 3,4. AMBITION: To see the worl on my motorcycle and. then settle down and have a family. Sherri L. Walker-Class Sec. 1. Class Treas. 1. Band 1. Wk. Ex. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2, 3.4. Pol. Science 3,4. GAA 3.4. T.A. 3,4. PPFB 1,2,3,4. PPBB 3,4. Homecoming Princess 3. Cheerleader 2,4. Songleader 3. AMBITION: To go to college, find a career, then after I am married, be able to fit into my cheerleading outfit in 10 years. • DON ACKLEY-I Donald G. Ackley will Mr. Powell a player like me; to Steve Dry bread, one can of Coors, not Uv or it might go to his head; and to Tim, a new Jack Ass. LINDA ADER-I do hereby will Karen W. a guy. Tommy a motorcycle that trill run right, Vivian (you know who), Peggy and Louis happiness forever, Alan me forever, and Mr. Warren a hall pass. KATNy ALLEN-I will to my brother Paul, the ability to stay with the Army, to Mark all the work around the house after I leave, and to Michael, me.'.' RICHARD ALVEY-I Richard R. Alvey of sound mind and body will my car to James Barnes and my soul to science because I know that they will find something good in it. COLLEEN AZFVEDO-To Joey I will 10 drops of gas for his car, to my sister Leslie, the rooter's bus, to Melinda Shepard hapviness at ORS with 9 months detention, and Chris M. Good Luck. AL BARNES-I will my .jock strap to the poor sucker who steals it and I will to a certain freshman, the ability to make it through Quincy Rich. JIM BARNES-I Jim Barnes of sound mind leave to Sims, rmy crusty old dock, to Loren all the mud hens he can sluice, to Mr. Ng, a civil mans knife and fork, and to Michelle, myself JENNIFER BASORE-I will my terrific spelling to Mr. Hiss. MARVIN BELVIN-I L.M. Belvin will to rmy brother, Jeffery Belvin, my abilitu in sports and to the other brothers and sisters Keep On Keeping On. JANICE BROCK-To Sindy I will Joe MeIlo, to Colleen my siver cleaner for her braces, to Donna 56 more pounds, to Melissa happiness forever, to Eric Graveuard at National Finals, to John 1001 Copies and me, and to OHS corral ft5. KAPE ' BJELDE-I will to Quincy High a little slack Krista my dress; Lauren a happy married life; Nils and. Brian 2 auick years: and to Intorf's Knoll lots of bong, times and munchies. RENEE CAREV-I Renee Carey will to every sister and brother in school after me, the ability to skip as many days as I diJ and not opt caught. DENNIS COKOP-To Mike Fllwood. I leave rmy brains, to all the girls I leave all that is necessary and. to Mr. Warren, I leave Mr. Penldnd. and the Office Staff. BRIAN COMPTON-I Friar. Compton will mu little brother Bumie, all my athletic abilities, to Adrian, a new drumset, to Paynard, ciaarettes, and to all the other brothers and sisters, good, luck because they will need it. LI7, C0RTE7-I will to my brothers lots of luck here, to Karen my shortness, to Rose Karen's height, and. to Cindy, lots of h iopiness. 9 ROSE CORTEZ-I will to Lis, a car,and my straight hair, and to my brothers, lots of happiness in the years to come. f BEGAN COYE-I will to Karen a boyfriend as tall as Felen 's, to Penise my straight hair, to flush lots of bunny food, to Pat a new V.W., to Amy much fun next year as a Senior, and to C. everything thats left. KATHY PEEN-I vrlll Annabell rmy pron door, Toni the shirt off my back, to Dianna more out of Ouincy High, to Chuck, Debbie, and Debi happiness, and to me a body. • CHRIS DELLINGER-I will Mr. Ray hair down to his buttocks, Mr. Lewis some current affairs, Mr. Leney a gibbon, Lisa Y. all the love she deserves, and the heads a body. BOB DETRICK-I Bob Detrick will to Bob Jester the earthly remains of 19fl Chevy, (may it rest in peace) and to Jay Pence and Don Ackley, the ability to not get caught racing. I also will my sax to Nancie Dorris. STEVE DRYBREAD-I Steve Drybread will to my sister, Pam, my common sense and my ability not to get caught. I will my gym shorts to Tim K. and my dock to Don A. I will to Craig F. my football plauina ability, Creg Horton mg ability to control my temper, Kyle Howard good ankles and the ability to not get hurt on the football field and last but most important of all, I will my body to Jan Howard. • MIKE ELLWOOD-I Michael Ellwood being among the marginally sane, do beaueath the following: to Mr. Cokor, Mr. Knedel and Mr. Kimble, Ler,rls Carrolls' first, eighth, and ninth Knots respectively. To Danny Hoskins many happy remakes, John the deed to Barad Pur, and Hiss may you eat 3 balanced meals a day and have healthy regular bowel movements. NONI FLORI-I will to Norman all the fun I had and more, to Felicia all rmg cheerleading skills, Jan the ability to make up her mind, to Jeff mu mind to make it through college and. lastly to Mr. Kimble, my mouth. HENRY FOREMAN-I, Henry Foreman will QHS my memories for the class of 75 and Lisa H. the ability to get a good boyfriend without getting gust anybody. BARRY COSSFTT-I will exclusively to Jeff Ray a bong, and I also will my pitching arm to anyone who wants it. SUSAN GULICK-I hereby will to Danny; George, to Bret; Interstate BP at P A.M. to Derek: my ability to ALWAYS be comfortable, to Bobbie Britton; PP Dodger Championships and. to Ron and Joe; a glass of red milk. JAN HOWARD-I will to Kyle and Norman a toll free hot line from Ouincy to Auburn., Cory, my outgoing personality, Frances, a secret place, Kelly H. 3 more years of cheerleading, Bonnie, Wendy, and Noni a GOOD Argument, Ann Grant an ant hill and to all my senior friends, the great memories we leave behind.. DRBBY HUBBELL-I will Linda, Dynamite Mike a 500 free ski lessons, to Laurie the unforgetable memories of our friendship (especially Homemaking), to Kirk, a sister Debby, to Brian, a ski hill of his own, to Craig a good Senior year and to Eiaine, happiness forever. ELAINE HUGHES-I will little sister Ann, happiness always, also 2 more at QHS. To Cindy Kibbee, that special someone. For Debbie and Steve a lifetime of happiness. I will Tim someday to get a Porsche 914. DEBBIE HUTCHISON-To Blake and Van the happiness I have found in the gospel, to my parents my love, to Krinkle my time to be with him, to Joan the ocean, to Packer a beat the frizzies kit and to never forget all the crazy ahd fun times we 've had. BOB JESTER-I will to Bob Detrick the ability to get a tan. I will to Dan Magaw a decent bicycle (Bianchi), and to Rusty Hayes the ability to do it and not get caught. • VALERIE KIBBEE-I will Donna some silicone, Lisa alot of clients, Molly 2 Free courses in self-protection, Cindy the privilege of feeding the cats twice a day, and to all my teachers, the rememberance of Valerie. LAUREN MAY KOLB-I will to Kimrie and friends enough patience to make it through school, and to The Gang a huge plantation made out of bricks. VICKY LYNN KROIS-I will to my sister and her friends the best of luck in OHS and to all the teachers, Happy Teachings. TIM KURPJUWEIT- To Lindu 2 more great years at QHS and my love. To my sister good luck in the future, to Shawn, some courage to talk to Steve. To Kelly my birthday swat. To Jeff all the good times and fun we had at QHS. DEBBIE LAPLANDER-I will to my little sister, Gerri, my skipping ability and to QHS, the rest of the Laplander generation. . ■ SCOTT LAWSON-I Woody Wood Pine will to my cadaver shoes, to J.M. a wig, M.E. the bull. Matt P. some luck like mine, and Miss R. someone to kick out of the library forever. VIRGINIA LAZENBY-I leave Melinda and. David B. and R.T. Quincy High School. Most important, i also leave to the stuck-up kids in this school, something to be stuck-up about, • LAURIE LEE-I brill to Steve Drybread, a bent heater, to Colleen, the good times, to Flori, happiness, Amie and the B.C. To Felicia and. Cathy, a championship basketball team, to Debi an extra set of keys, to Joe, our forestry class and. a kiss and. to me, Catfish Hunter. BOB LEHNEN-I Robert Carl Lehnen brill to Mr. Ray a straight football team. To B.G. the show and all the Fords he wants. To the rest of the student body, my ability to stay out of trouble and get to class on time. To Raelyn, a fun filled Senior year, and ME I LORI LEIBER-I will Lynda, my straight hair and the dishes. To L.L., M.M., and friends-a chauffeur and the good times ahead. To L.T., a wild ride in the G.B.R. truck. To Suzie, Charley the wond.er dog and the Q. BONNIE LINDSEY-To Molly and Lisa, a tape measure, to Valerie, my mittens, to Cory, my artistic talent, and to Mr. Whitney, one of my paintings if I can manage to finish one before schools out. CATHY LOUNSBURY-I, Cathi Lounsbury will to R.H., K.T., and J.S. more good times and to Deb, Darrell, and Guy, lots of love and forever happiness. RON LOGAN-I Toad, being of sound mind and reptilian body, will Brad my locker for his fights with Molly, to Lisa, my body to help out her business, and to Jan anything she wants and to the school another great beard like mine. DAN MAGAW-I will to my 4th period class, more pep pals. To Bob Jester a Garlatti bicycle, and to Rusty Hayes, a comb. JOHN MARIAN-I Jonathon Marian, do hereby ascribe to Mark M. the calibre to induce pigment in facial pileious, Lawson some obdurate hands for dissintering, Ellwood,- a camera, and C.D. S.M. and B.G. a plethora of obfuscation. MANUELLA MARTINEZ-I will all my money to Ray so he can buy a new car, and an 8 track tape player that doesn’t eat tapes and to Lou, good luck through school. STEVE MARTIN-I Steven R. Martin will to all good teachers of the world, studious students like myself (Ha Ha) and my little brother, go get em Danny! MELISSA MATHES-I will to James, better grades than I got, to Sara a room of her own, and to all my friends, happiness. COLLEEN MAYFIELD-I will to Laurie Lee, another 13 years of friendship, to Donna and Ken, and Melissa and Dave, happiness, and to Janice, luck with her horses, and to the underclassmen, good parties like the ones we had. SUZIE MCCOLM-To L.T. Whoa Codger, to L.L. fun times in Big Red to David the fun of watching the motel, to S.G. Wipe your mouth. Madam, and to S.R. and C.F. the ability to make it back from Geno’s. CINDY MCCLEAN-I will to Lizzy, the ability to keep dust one thing, anything for the rest of her life; to Laurie, my boney knees so her legs will have some shape; and to Janice Reeves that extra urnph to reach 6’2 . LISA MCELHINNY-I will to Mr. Hiss an art class and a dictionary, to Valerie 41:00 dollars, to Leah, another thrilling class like the one we took together, to Wendy, a roof to her car, and to Molly nothing, though she needs everything. TERRY MEILAN-I Terry Meilan being of sound body and mind, will my entire fortune of $1,385H to the shop teachers for the sole purpose of buying a decent center punch. MARK MORGAN-I Mark Morgan will to John Marian, the best sports car in the world; to Jeff Ray a girlfriend that won ’t argue, and to Barry Gossett, a shot down to second base without bouncing first. RENEE MURCHISON-I will to Sheri Smith, a new horn when hers wears out, to Kim Knight, a real live boyfriend, and to Mr. Rippey, a mimiograph machine. JOHN NE r COMB-I being of no mind $ body will Mr. White another great Forestry class, Joe Penland the ability to miss a football meeting and to Skinny, some Wiba '8 fat. PHILLIP OELS-T Phillip Oels, will all of the funk in my lockers of the past to whoever wants it and to Brad Douglass, a hag of decoys. LINDA OXFORD-I will Mike, the ability to keep an old lady, me! To Debbie, Brent and. patients to teach me how to ski. To Joy and Jim, all the heaviness and. I will this school to anyone who will take it. DFNISF PACKFR-I will to Dianne, patience with my crazy brother, my parents, my love, to Don and Carla, the gospel. To Karen, my extra 20 pounds, Joanne to someday be a morman along with Karen, Joan, my neat horse Ace. To Phyllis, SO dances with the guys of her choice. Camille happy years at Ricks and the Y , and last but not least, I will Deb, all the happiness and. smiles we have shared in the past. PAT PATILLOR-I will to Teresa C., W.H. and to Laurie C. a boyfriend, that she can call her own, and to the younger members of the black generation, all the fun I never had while attending QHS. JAY PENCE-I Jay, will my sister Terri, my ability to roll a car, to my brother Bud, my ability to pick the worst motorcycles, and. to Laura, my ability to do everything wrong. JF.FF RAY-I Jeffrey D. Ray will Maidu, a new way to cheat, to Ed Morgan, the ability not to get a sore arm, to Barry, two new eye sockets. I also will Timmy Sue, the ability to solve his own problems so Ackley and I don’t have to listen to them. To Toad, a new name and car, lastly, to my little brother my athletic abilities and to the teachers, no more Noni Flori’s. RON RICHARDSON-I will to Raty and Powell, someone who can see the ball and catch it. To Carl Fritz, the car she never won. To Susan, a ticket to Iowa, to Galon, a successful ski trip to Tahoe, to Michelle, a victory on her birthday, and to Lisa, someone to take her to school at 7:30 every morning. VINCE SAVEDRA-I will my wrestling ability to my little brother, Johnny, to my sisters to be good, to Beaner, all the luck in sports. Jay a girlfriend. Rank and Barbara all the luck in the world and. 75 forever. RANDY SCHWARTZ-I will my ability to play Scrabble to Mr. Hiss and to the class of 76, alot of nothing. PATSY SEATON-I Patsy Seaton, do will and bequeath my Work Fxnerience position at Mrs. Winters class soley and only to James Dayton. • TOM SCHMID-I Tom Schmid being of sound mind and body will to Mike Stockton a Sears Die Hard so he doesn’t have to push his car to start it, and. Ron and Larry a dollar for gas and. to Al W. a case of Jose Cueveno. CABLYUN SCHMIDT-To Mark and Marlie I will Dogutood Lane, to Derek a slow watch, to Jeff, a 6 foot toe bone, to Susan alot of traveling time and to Ron and Joe, I leave a note under human relations. SHERI SMITH-I will to Sherri Walker, my expert driving ability, to Bobby L. a vack of gum, to Mrs. Howe, a T.A. that comes to class, to Jay W. a super Senior year, to Jan, Noni and Sherri, all the great cheerleading memories, and to evemyone else in the class of 75 , Lots of heaviness, luck and memories. WNDV KLEIN-I Wendy Klein do hereby will to David, my bicycle, to Cory, mi working V.W. parts, to Mark, the Hill to Lisa, a good business, to M'oily, more C.Y.J. 's to Jan, another 6 years of friendship anH to muself, all o the harmi memoirs ► DONNA SOROSINSKI-To Colleen, an almond ,-joy and pepsi, Laurie, a years supply of Apricot Brandy, Valerie, Lee Rd. Melissa, a bottle of Strawberry Hill, Janice, rememberance of 8th grade. Sheri, all our roll call numbers, Pat, a year of forged notes, Karen, Portola. Sindy, my brother. Linda my ability to fit into a 36 B bra and. Joy, a good, life with Jim. MICHELLE STEWART-I Michelle Stewart leaving QHS forever, will to Megan and. Pat tons of freedom and fun, to Mr. Barber, a 500 pound, marching rabbit, to Ganglell, Pickles, to Coach Dore, a lousy team. and. to Jim, everything else. DEBBIE STITES-To ncrve Wright, Annabelle Duniphin, Kim Lombardi, and. Terri Gregory, fun in their Senior year, Ann Grant only a few more years, to Steve, me, and. to all my friends getting married, this summer, alot of HAPPINESS.' MIKE STOCKTOfl-I Mike Stockton (PJ) will to poor kids of this school the ability of partying like our gana, my driving ability to Randy Sharp so he won 't kill someone and to everyone, a long and. happy life after they get out of Quincy. BRUCE STRATTON-I Bruce Stratton hereby will any had luck to my sister, Kathy, and. my curly hair to anybody that wants it. To my cousin Kevin and. all the rest of QHS the knowledge o knowing that 75 rules. DEBI STPOTIIAN-I Debi do hereby will Alan to Linda; Steve to Debbie: - 'ike to Renee; Louis to Peggy; Chuck to Kathy; whoever she wants to Toni; Alan to yours truly; and happiness and a. beautiful future to the class of 75. LAURIE TARANTINO-I will to Mr. Harlan the Sadie Hawkins Dances, to Chris a full tank of gas, to Leib, Suz and Steff, more good, times and what they need to make it. LOREN THOMAS-I will to Jim Barnes and. Michelle Stewatt a good many happy years to come and also to Jim, good duck hunting years to come. JOY VARNER-I will to all of my friends, happiness in whatever they do. To Linda, someone to love her and breve her love returned. To Donna and. Ken her Grandma’s Ranch and to Kimrie Kolb and friends, many good. days. KAREN VOLKEMA-I will to Megan some curl for her hair. To the Toilet Queen, one true boyfriend and. to Liz and. Chopper a few inches of my height. SHERRI WALKER-I Sherri Walker will to Sheri a cleaner room, Pardon and an eyelash untangler. To Jan my fungus, to S.G., L.T., S.M., L.L., and. S.R. more Sadie Hawkins in our sophomore year, to Brenda the fun of standing in the rain waiting for the bus and to the class of 75 all the memories of QHS. TONI WEST-I will Marty, good times with Dale, to Bee the ability to Do it in the dirt and to V.G. a truck load of material things. RON WILKINS-I Ron Wilkins, will to QHS very little because I got very little out of it. To Mr. Lewis a more exciting 2nd period and. to a good friend with his guitar the hopes and wishes that someday he’ll make the BIG TIME. ALAN WILLIAMS-I will my fantastic riding ability to anyone crazy enough to take it. To Mike S. my ability to cut and. not get caught. To Tom, Ron, and Huntington, a car or truck that runs. To Bob J. and Bob D. some girls to make them happy, and to all underclassmen, happiness at QHS. JEFF WILSON-I Jeff Wilson do hereby will to John M. a new set of curlers, to Mark M. and Barry G. the ability to play baseball, to Greg H. the nerve to kiss the Homecoming Queen and to my little brother. Brad, all the women he can handle. Wendy Klein and Barry Gossett DUKE OF EARL AND SWEET LITTLE PEARL Carlynn Schmidt and John Marian GINCHIEST (Most Likely To Succeed) Mark Morgan and Suzie McColm BOSS BUDDIES (Class Favorites) (Campus Leaders) Lauren Kolb and Mike Ellwood REBELS WITHOUT A CAUSE (Most Independent) Steve Drybread an5 Laurie Lee TUFF STUFF (Most athletic) Jan Howard and Tim Kurpjuweit RAH-RAHS (Most Soirit) Ron Logan and Cindy McClean JAMES DEAN AND SWEET SIXTEEN (Most Intelligent Jeff Ray and Noni Flori CAMPUS KOOKS (Craziest) Ron Richardson and Karen Bjelde TEEN ANGELS (Best Personality) Practicing his speech for the Local Spending an afternoon with my buddy. Wizards' Club. How much longer can we take? 1. John Marian 2. Ron Richardson 3. Mr. Knedel 4. Carlynn Schmidt 5. Don Ackley 6. Chris Dellinger 7. Ron Logan 8. Barry Gossett 9. Mr. Hiss 10. Brian Compton S3I9V9 U01N3S ' allli HII Hill vwl =41111 We're Juniors! Only one more year and we're... FREE!! 74-75 will be remembered as the year we finally won the spirit bell... two times in a row! And even if our float didn't win first place, we still think it was the most original one there. Alonq with the Senior class, we put on this year's prom, Stairway to Heaven . (And along with the Seniors, we went into the hole, financially, but we had a good time along the way.) Our junior year was the year our class really started getting it together, and after our Senior year, no-one will ever forget the Spirit of '76!! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Bret Roy VICE PRESIDENT: Lori Husing SEC. - TREASURER: Carol Fitzsimmons A. Armigo R. Ashley S. Avery J. Azevedo B. Bailey M. Theiss D. Blancett B. Blust R. Bodenham C. Bozeman L. Cash E. Ciapponi R. Compton A. Coye T. Crayton C. Davison B. Dore B. Douglas A. Duniphin E. Eaton T. Farnworth C. Fitzsimmons C. Forsyth G. Fra'zier V. Glover D. Good S. Green T. Gregory S. Ha )cock J. Hand H. Hedrick L. Heinstein J. Herndon D. Hoskins R. Householder L. Huntington L. Husing C. Jester J. Jorgenson K. Klundy P. Knaak M. Langwell A. Lawhern W. Leiss K. Lombardi R. Lutrell C. Madden T. Manning A. Marshall C. Martinez C. Martinez G. Mast M. McElhinny M. McElroy K. McNie R. Meilan D. Meyer B. Miller S. Moss R. Neff T4., It s been a long day. B. Norman T. Pence J. Penland J. Peters C. Pierson M. Powell D. Reynholds L. Richardson D. Ricks J. Roberts D. Miller P. Sorsinski E. Stanley C. Surber E. Swanson B. Roy J. Saari F. Savedra R. Schmid D. Schmidt R. Sharp C. Shaver M. Sheppard 0. Sims E. Small M. Story K. Stratton .zzzzzzzz. R. Thayer T. Treat D. Van Unen S. Weeks J. White T. Williams D. Wright J. Wright C. Young R. Swanson R. Tarantino The Juniors' nev; Drivers Ed. car. The Bush Bug. ,Tha:: i profile. The spirited Class of 76. It really wasn't that bad. Anything to get in a picture. Is it time yet? That famous walk The year started out with the sophomore class soirit leadinq OHS. With help from the J.V. Cheerleaders, mostly sophomores, the J.V. Team ooened uo the season with enthusiastic and eaqer attitudes. The best show of spirit all year was Home-corn inq. Would you believe the sophomore class ripped offwith a fire enqine? Even though we didn't win the float, our candidate did become Queen. For the first time in OHS history the girls acquired their own Basket Ball Team. Six out of thf Fifteen girls were sophomores. In the class, our spirit cooled down a little bit, except in Senior Frito's room. The Class of 1977 is the only one to stand at attention when a person enters Room 7. The sophomores are planning a fund-spirit raisinq activity. A 50's dance and dinner marathon. It should be very successful. SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Nancie Dorris VICE PRESIDENT: Catherine Fites SEC. - TREASURER: Lisa Young A. Grant S. Gray B. Greene R. Griggs J. Harrison L. Henry S. Herndon G. Horton C. House J. Huntington S. Kilzer K. Knight T. Labs N. Lawson L. Lazenby S. Lewis T. Lewis C. Leonhardt J. Littlefield J. Mathes S. M.argason D. McElroy K. McElroy L. McLean CM9 3. McKay D. Means A. Ileilan R. Mikesell J. Moulton S. Ohana D. Oxford W. Perkins r. Pierson F. Ray K. Rhodes R. Robinson L. Rollo S. Rusk S. Seabolt P. Sharp R. Simon J. Smith R. Stockton X. Stratton L. Tande V. Thompson D. Warren A. West C. West R. Westlake This is the life. A exhibition of some O.H.S. artistic talent????????? You've got to understand, you have to kick back once in awhile. Well, here we are ... Freshmen! We've finally made it to High School . Now, we get to join more clubs, we have more privileges (Sr. High dances, homecoming, etc.) and, for the first time, we can sit on the lawn without getting kicked off . We get to choose our own schedule, then we find out that we can't have our first choice because the class is full. Being in High School is really great, and we only have three more years to go. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Michelle Melhus VICE PRESIDENT: Sharon Edwards SEC. - TREASURE: Barbara Crouch J. Abraham R. Aldridge T. Alec M. Allen D. Ashley D. Ashley L. Ashley L. Bailey J. Belvin N. Bennett D. Bishop K. Bjelde G. Bodenham R. Boots R. Burris E. Carey N. Cash E. Cokor A. Compton L. Crayton B. Crouch D. Dayton C. Denna M. Detrick P. Drybread D. DuPont J. Green J. Griggs N. Gomolak M. Gordon D. Gossett C. Graham K. Hager R. Harmina L. Hefferon K. Hoover K. Howard S. Howe K. Huntington C. Husing V. Hutchinson D. Jorgensen R. Kelley E. Kenyon C. Kibbee D. Klein C. Knight D. Dutton S. Edwards S. Farrell W. Farris E. Feinblum N. Flori D. Green K. V. C. S. R. Lee L. Leiber P. Lewis M. Lombardi R. Madden R. Malarkey P. Manning C. Manning C. Margason J. Martes D. Martin S. Mason Kolb Kurpjuweit Larios Larios T. M. S. T. S. J. McDonald Melhus Mitchell Mize Newcomb Nichols A. Packer D. Paulson C. Pence J. Pershing M. Poetzsch M. Powell Y. Pendley L. Perkins J. Reeves J. Renfro J. Roberts T. Roberts A. Sanchez R. Savedra M. Schmidt B. Shanks M. Sharp T. Schwartz A. Small D. Smith S. Smith H. Stowell C. Swanson D. Whiting M. White K. Williams H. Wilson L. Wright sy Frashnen making signs for a Pen Rally Don't make us laugh. Studying for the big test on Friday?? What’s going throuah their evil, little minds to make them have such big grins?? Spanish It isn't as easy as we thought. 3TH grade I Rah, Rah, Rah! 3TH grade! This year we got the cheers together and even managed to win the bell. We now know how to dodge the blows of the high school guys and we're the big wheels at the Jr. Hinh dances. Instead of going to Mr. McKays when we have Mrs. Sidner's class, we've gotten the schedules straight and the class numbers right. Our Jr. High drill team is lead by 8TH graders and it has performed at assemblies, the High School basketball games and a Feather River College game. It has definitely been a good year for the Class of '79. 8TH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Mary Story VICE PRESIDENT: Carolee Britton SEC. - TREASURER: Terri Manning L. Alexander S. Andrea L. Azevedo M. Bahr R. Bailey S. Bales B. Batchelor C. Bennett D. Bevley B. Bing R. Blackstone S. Blum K. Bodenham M. Bongioanni B. Bozeman R. Branson J. Bresciani C. Britton D. Cheves S. Chilman K. Christenson T. Copeland S. Crabtree S. Cranford K. Cullen D. Been M. DeMarcus K. Dore L. Dringenberg D. Eby N. Eisenman I . Fallgren L. Farnworth J. Fites D. Gervais C. Graham M. Gray C. Green J. Gordon T. Hampton D. Handlin D. Hoover C. Hopkins W. Jester D. Johnson E. Johnson K. Kempton M. Kelley T. Kelley A Klement T. Labs G. Laplander T. Langwell D. Lee II. Lee J. Leiorh L. Littlefield D. Lubben 0. Pierson K. Pricer K. Price M. Reeves M. Reynholds D. Roberts D. Rodgers S. Rose G. Scarrmell K. Gcovill M. Tande P. Transue J. Treat T. Turner T. Tweet T. Washington D. Welch D. West T. West M. Whitney B. Wigham I. Wilson M. Woods B. Wright C. Knedel A. r'iserman b. Farnworth II. Feinblum £ S. Fites L. Fitzwater C. Bishoo D. Bishop C. Congioanni C. Bowers J. Boy? L. Brennan A. Cable C. Cortez B. Crouch S. )e“larcus u. D. Io’-et B. Carnack D. Carson D. Cash J. Ciaoooni B. Co.apton M. Krois S. Larios J. Lawry M. Lawson J. Lighthill B. Lingenfelter S. Manning D. McKay M. McKnight T. McLaughlin M. Melhus G. Michael T. Michael P. Mitchell C. Moser C. Murphy E. Neff S. Norman S. Ohana A. Osborn K. Parsons C. Pendley J. Powell J. Profit J. Ray J. Rollo B. Ronan M. Sanchez .7. Savedra C. Schwartz W. Seabolt M. Sebastian L. Stockton M. Stubblefield Y. Tande C. Thomas K. Thomas L. Thomas II. Thompson C. Walke J. Warren M. Wells G. West R. West J. Westlake K. White R. White G. Whitlock C. Tindall A. Treat T. Tweet C. Van Unen R. Wade Ouick, before he comes and catches us. But T don't want to qo. Let's qo qet him. Taking a shortcut. Sro+f ? si cr 't i£o sj 2 r 6 (? ?£$ O 7 I y 4 y- y, in 5 f sP jy ?A5 'J’ Or: [ lo Us rff jZjr £ Xo cx rtfe , 3 i- - 7s erf c Jo e fj n s: Uf6 e s tS JZ fijfA T 9 !( FIRS'? ROW: S. Ohana. SECOND ROW: A. Small, P. Alexander, B. Lindsey, D. Cheeves. THIRD ROW: N, Lav son, S. Fuller. FOURTH ROW: J. Marian, Advisor, Gary Whitney. Ron Logan sells tickets for the cake raffle, one of Block Q's many activities. J. L. D. G. B. D. R. J. L. K. C. J. Penland, R. Tarantino, R. Sharp, M. Powell, C. Manning, J. Belvin Thomas, E. Eaton, S. Drybread, D. Whiting, J. Wright, N. Bjelde, Bishop, B. Gossett, J. Ray, R. Richardson, S. Green, R. Wilken, Horton, D. Ackley, D. Reyhnolds, M. White, B. Douglas, V. Savedra, Lehnen, M. Morgan, B. Dfetrick, J. Marian, D. Green, M. Belvin, Cokor, E. Small, J. Wilson, J. Newcomb, S. Gray, K. Bivens, B. Greene, Stockton, B. Jester, R. Swanson, S. Wright, R. Boots, M. Lombardi, Cooper, J. Littlefield, J. Griggs, K. Davis, J. Moulton, M. Wigham, Eaton, R. Pierson, M. Althouse, R. Griggs, H. Stowell, R. Madden, Howard, E. Carey, C. Toleman, B. Blust, M. Carey, M. Bevely, M. Powell, Forsyth, D. Wright, R. Kelley, G. Bodenham, A. Warren, C. Margason, Cullen, Steve Lewis, OFFICERS: Pres. J. Ray, Treas. C. Forsyth V. P. B. Gossett, Sec. M. Powell. first semester, Derek Schmidt-Pres-ident second semester, Carol Shaver-Secretary first semester, Mark Powell-Vice President second semester, Janice Reeves-Secretary second semester. I'm sorry Joe, but if you don't bring macaroons to the next bake sale, you can't go with us to San Francisco. • FIRST ROW: L. Husing, D. Van Unen, C. Surber. SECOND ROW: B. Feinblum, L. McLean, L. Cash. THIRD ROW: A. Law-hern, J. Jorgenson, D. Hoskins. FOURTH ROW: C. Schmidt, J. Griggs, N. Flori. FIFTH ROW: R. Richardson, L. Richardson, R. Meilan, D. Schmidt, B. Dore, M. Althouse. SIXTH ROW: J. Marian, C. Schaver, T. Murray, Mr. Farris D. Magaw. These are the scholars??? FIRST ROW: D. Van Unen, R. Buck, R. Cortez, V. Krois. SECOND ROW: L. Laz-enby, A. West, T. Whipple. THIRD ROW: M. Martinez, S. Fuller, E. Beckley. FIRST ROW: C. Denna, N. Gomolak, T. McDonald. C. Surber, v. Dore, J. Jorgenson, D. Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: A. Warren, J. Roberts, A. Sanchez, A. Packer, S. Howe, S. Seabolt, B. Dore, P. Hnaak. FIRST ROW: S. Ohana, •T. Toroanson, J. Basore, J. Wilson, S. McColm, L. Tarantino, C. Schmidt. SECOND ROW: P. Drybread, B. Crouch, R. Mikesell, 9. Hutchinson, M. Martinez, S. Oulick, L. Richardson, THIRD ROW: K. Kolb, L. Kolb, 0. Magaw, J. Harrison, R. Westlake, M. Ellwood. FRONT: P. Gordon, S. Farrell. BACK: L. Crayton, C. Azevedo, C. Fitzsimmons, C. Schmidt, L. Richardson, L. Gv anson, B. Miller, S. Fuller, C. Denna, D. Van Unen. CHESS FIRST ROW: E. Beckley, M. Woods, J. Green, C. Graham, C. Madden. SECOND ROW: D. Cokor, J. Cullen, D. Magaw. FIRST ROW: M. Althouse, C. Shaver, S. Gulick, R. Richardson, R. Hiss. SEC-COND ROW: D. Hoskins, L. Rollo, B. Roy S. McColm, C. Schmidt. NOT SHOWN: D. Sonnenburg, J. Harlan, M. Melhuse, A. Treuting, L. Tarantino, L. leiber, D. Green. CONSTITUTION REVISION FIRST ROW: L. Lee, R. Tarantino, R. Hays, R. Meilan, K. Pierson, J. Penland, D. Hubbell. SECOND ROW: R. Richardson, Mr. White, T. Farnworth, A. Armijo, S. Lawson, C. Mayfield, R. Householder, M. Powell. LEFT: Ron Householder looks on while Scott Lawson inspects a fallen tree. UPPER LEFT: Mr. White gives some pointers on the correct use of the chain saw. UPPER RIGHT: Forestry students learn the importance of the area's natural resources and correct conservation methods. RIGHT: Yes, I definitely think that this is a tree. FIRST ROW: F. Savedra, R. Savedra, C. West, A. Keilhorn, M. Neff, S. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: C. Shaver, M. Melhus, D. Gossett, M. Sharp, P. Drybread, L. Wright, N. Ganolak, P. Lewis. THIRD ROW: T. Murray, B. Dore, S. Kilzer, N. Dorris, T. Pence, B. Shanks, A. Grant, C. Fites, C. Husing, S. Farrell. FOURTH ROW: L. Rollo, L. Husing, D. Goode, T. Labbs, A. Duniphin, L. Twee-le, L. Young, F. Ray, B. Crouch, C. Denna. LEFT: GAA girls play a rousing game of basketball during one of their activity periods. UPPER LEFT: Officers: Sec-Treasurer-Elaine Hughes, Vice-President-Noni Flori, Presi-dent-Lori Lee, Sports Manager- Wendy Kline. ABOVE: Advisor: Mrs.Howe. FIRST ROW: L. Alexander, T. Roberts, D. Oxford, J. Bresciani, D. Hoover, M. Story, R. Cortez, M. Martinez. SECOND ROW: T. Labs, N. Gomolak, B. Miller, C. Denna, L. Pence, L. Swanson, L. Miller, S. Crabtree, M. Fallgren, J. Leigh, M. DeMarcus, D. Lubben, Mrs. Leigh ABOVE: Lorinda Miller, Julie Leigh, and Toni Labbs sell cookbooks to raise money for homemaking activities. UPPER RIGHT: Laurel Alexander, Janelle Bresciani, and Nancy Gomolak make bean bags as one of their projects RIGHT: Officers : Sec-Treasurer-Melissa Fallgren, Vice-President-Connie Denna, President-Lucinda Swanson. DRILL TEAM FIRST ROW: D. Oxford, C. Moser, M. Story, A. Stull. SECOND ROW: B. Roberts, D. Hoover, M. McKnight, M. Whitney, L. Littlefield, N. Kiefer, S. DeMarcus, L. Kahre. THIRD ROW: L. Pence, T. Manning, L. Azevedo, Miss FIRST ROW: K. Pricer, M. Whitney, K. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: J. Bresciani, Steele, C. Britton, M. DeMarcus, W. M. DeMarcus, T. Labs. Jester, M. Story, M. Shores, D. Hoo- ver. SECOND ROW: D. Handlin, K.Chris tenson, K. Dore, K. Kempton, T. Labs, D. Oxford, D. Lubben, B. Wright. THIRD ROW: T. Surber, D. Eby, S. Chi] man, S. Stratton, T. Manning, T. Langwell, D. Johnson, L. Bridge, A. Klement, T. Copeland, T. Lundberg, D. McKay. JR. HIGH SCIENCE LEFT: Advisor, Mrs. Sidener UPPER LEFT: Junior High Student Council in session. ABOVE: Officers: Vice-President-Joanne Fites, President- Bill Wright, Sec.-Sequita Cranford. FIRST ROW: D. McKay, D. Carson, M. Story, W. Jester, K. Kempton, C. Britton, M. DeMarcus. SECOND ROW: M. Reeves, T. Manning, B. Wright, J. Fites, Mrs. Sidener, M. Melhus, S. Fites, K. Gissible, S.Cranford. K. McNie, J. Roberts, D. Sorosinski, L. Swanson, C. Azevedo, D. Van Unen, M. Langwell, J. Jorgenson. LEFT: No Michelle: Not THAT thermometer:: UPPER LEFT: Joyce Roberts and Joan Jorgenson learn proper patient care techniques . ABOVE: Melinda knows that she is in good hands with Joyce, Lucinda, Colleen, Michelle, Karen, Joan and Dawn. First Row L to R., V. Kibbee, K. Allen, Second Row: S. McColm, C. Davison, Thirs Row: S. Kilzer, j. Roberts, Fourth Row: L. Lee, C. Mayfield, D. Sorosinski, B. Williams, C. West. Fifth Row: D. Hubbell, A. Grant, E. Hughes, K. Stratton. F. Warren, M. Poetzsch, K. Lombardi, T. Murray, K. Dore, not shown D. Hoskins, K. Deen. First Row: R. Richardson, T. Murray, C. Azevedo, M. Van Unen, B. Detrick, C. W. Barber, B. Jester, N. Dorris, P. Manning, T. Manning, S. Margason, R. Malarky, J. Britton. Second Row: M. Powell, R. Stockton, W. Farris, L. Ader, T. McDonald, R. Kelley, R. Burris, A. Sanchez, S. Wright, V. Kurpjuweit, S. Edwards, L. Leiber, M. Schmidt, P. Drybread, J. Renfro. Third Row: B. Crouch, K. Kolb, S. Mason, C. Husing, J. Nichols, C. McClean, S. Lawson, R. Thayer, R. Tarantino, J. Roberts, L. Hefferon, D. Blancett, J. Martes, M. Langwell, M. Melhus, D. Gossett, B. Shanks, P. Buus, C, Margason, J. Pershing. Fourth Row: K. Davis, C. Fites, F. Ray, D. Schmidt, B. Roy, L. Tande, L. Gomolak, L. Wright, D. Dutton. A. Keilhorn First Row: P. Crawford, L. Azevedo, T. Labs, A. Stowell, T. Washington, L. Ader, B. Detrick, W. Jester, M. Bongianni, D. McColm, S. Chilman, D. Johnson, T. Langwell, I. Wilson. Second Row: B. Batchelor, K. Cullen, P. Transue, G. Laplander, D. Beveley, M. Whitney, M. Reyhnolds, B. Wright, M. Kelley, C. Knedel, T. Kelley, S. Andrea. Third Row: K. Scovill, J. Fites, S. Bales, K. Dore, T. Lundburg, D. Dutton, R. Penland, C. Green, R. Branson, M. Tande, E. Johnson, D. Shepard, L. Dringenburg, S. Rose, D. Handlin, M. Reeves. The Trojan Marching Band gets into formation for the Homecoming pep assembly. Drum Major, B6b Jester and Conductor, fcubby'vBarber. The Trojan Teutonic Tooters •IRST ROW: R. Thayer, R. Renfro, D. Schmidt, ). Blancett. SECOND ROW: M. Van Unen, K. )avis, J. Nichols, VtAfecr studmt s d members proudly show off their new rching uniforms. FIRST ROW: O. Pierson, R. Tarantino, J. Penland, R. Meilan. SECOND ROW: M. White, K. Pierson, L. Thomas, W. Leiss, R. Householder, M. Carey. THIRD ROW: C. Margason, B. Douglass, M. Lombardi, T. Farnworth, D. Reynolds, D. Whiting, Mr. White, R. Pierson. Spring activities include the annual fishing trip. During the fall and winter months, the weekly Outdoor Club meetings are used for showing various wildlife films to help increase the members' awareness and un-derstnding of the area's natural resources. OFFICERS: President-Rich Meilan, Vice Pres.-Brad Douglass, Sec-Treasurer-Mike White. ADVISOR: Ilr. White. Front Row: K. Dore, J. Bresciani, J. Fites. Second Row: K. McLaughlin, S. Crabtree. Third Row: Mr. Powell, C. Britton, K. Kempton, K. Christenson, R. Penland, K. Murray, D. Eby. Fourth Row: T. Lundburg, C. Steele, S. Bales, K. Pricer, C. Hopkins. exrrr- FIRST ROW: B. Bailey, S. Kilzer, T. Gregory, T. Pence, F. Ray, L. Rollo. SECOND ROW: V. Kurpjuweit, C. Whiting, N. Flori, C. West, J. Griggs, D. Gossett, F. Savedra, P. Manning, B. Crouch, S. Edwards, THIRD ROW: M. Melhus, B. Lindsey, L.Lee, L. Heinstein, N. Flori, K. Bjelde, K. Howard, V. Kibbee, P. Drybread, R. Schwarts,,M. Schmidt, L. Hefron, L. Leiber. FOURTH ROW: W. Kline, D. Hubbell, E. Hughes, N. Dorris, C. Schmidt, D. Green, G. Frazier, A. Grant, R. Bodenham, C. Jester, K. Lombardi, C. Madden, J. Roberts. FIFTH ROW: D. Hoskins, S. Walker, S. Smith, B. Roy, J. Howard, C. Forsyth, R. Swanson, L. Richardson, T. Murray, A. Coye, P. Lewis, M. McElroy, C. Fites, M. Powell, K. Deen, L. Husing, J. Wilson. SIXTH: T. Labbs, S. Wright, S. Drybread, B. Gossett, S. Green, B. Dore, D. Schmidt, C. Fitzsimmons, R. Richardson, M. Belvin, C. Shaver. LOWER LEFT: Pep Club planning meeting. LEFT: Another exciting night on the rooters' bus. RIGHT: Advisor: Mr. Harlan. I DWER RIGHT: Only a true Trojan fan can smile at 10:00 with a two hour ride ahead. SCHOOL DISTRICT FIRST ROW: J. Basore, C. Young. SECOND ROW: T. Pence, B. Dore, L. Richardson. THIRD ROW: C. Fitzsimmons, D. Van Unen. FOURTH ROW: T. Gregory, K. Lombardi, M. Belvin. FIFTH ROW: L. Moser, R. Murchison, T. Forcino, D. Meyer, N. Lawson, T. Treat, D. Cokor, C. Dellinger, J. Marian, B.Gossett. SKI CONDITIONING FIRST ROW: M. Morgan, D. Hubbell, 0. Whiting, T. Farnworth, M. McElroy, C. Husing, D. Ilagaw, T. Leigh, C. Fitzsininons, J. Wilson, B. Douolass S. Ohana, C. Mayfiels, D . Schmidt, T. Murray, SECOND ROW: W. Klein, P Drybread, R. Richardson, R. Griggs, M. Powell, S . Martin, M. Althouse, D. McKay, J. .Marian, D. Reyhnolds, J. Reents, R . Meilan, L. Lee, J. Penland. FIRST ROW: D. McKay, L. Richardson, D. Hoover, K. McElroy, S. Martin, J. Wilson, SECOND ROW: K. Dore, T. Lundquist, M. McElroy, C. Husing, S. Ohana, D. Magaw, J. Reemts, S. Edwards, K. Bjelde. THIRD ROW: J. Marian, M. Melhus, C. Whiting, L. Leiber, V. Kurojuweit, K. Hoover, B. Shanks. SKI INSTRUCTORS FIRST ROW: S. McColm, B. Lindsey, S. Gulick, T. Murray, J. Marian, J. Howard, L. Tarantino. SECOND ROW: T. Labhs, S. Walker, S. Smith, N. Dorris, D. Hoskins, S. Margason, M. Schmidt, M. Powell, C. Margason, W. Kline. ABOVE: They certainly don't look like political scientists. UPPER RIGHT: Officers: Sec-Treasurer-Susan Gulick, President-Susie McColm. RIGHT: Advisor, ”r. Gallagher. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Dan Hoskins, President Cindy McLean, Secretary Barry Gossett, Vice President Stephanie Roberts Treasurer SKI CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Penland, B. Lindsey, J. Howard, K. Howard, C. Dellinger. SECOND ROW: N. Flori, S. Edwards, J. Griggs, P. Manning, L. Husing, R. Bodenham, P. Drybread, D. McKay. THIRD ROW: L. Lee, D. Hubble, W. Kline, B. Bailey, T. Murray, T. Gregory, L. Richardson, B. Crouch. FOURTH ROW: J. Wilson, C. Schmidt, B. Roy, D. Schmidt, L. Heinstein, M. McElroy, C. Whiting, M. Schmidt, C. Azevedo, L. Leiber, K. Bjelde, V. Kurpjuweit. FIFTH ROW: J. Marian, M. Morgan, M. Powell, T. Forcino, C. Fites, D. Reynolds, S. Drybread, C. Fitzsimmons, C. Shaver, R. Richardson. FIRST ROW: C. Van Unen, C. Bongioanni, B. Cash, D. Greier, J. Lighthill, R. Wade, L. Farnworth, J. Lawry, C. Manning, J. Westlake, C. Graham, SECOND ROW: M. Sebastian, M. Melhus, B. Roberts, G. Michaels. THIRD ROW: R. Madden, A. Armijo, T. West. FOURTH ROW: J. Griggs, L. Pence, D. Magaw. TUMBLING First Row L To R., L. McClean, A- Lawhern, B. Roy, L. Cash, Second Row: D. Hoskins, S. Gray, D. Sonnenburg, Hot Shown, S. Roberts, J. Barnes. FIRST FOW: J. Reempts, S. Margason, J. Pence. SECOND ROW: S. Wright, K Deen, D. Hutchinson, M. Belvin, J. Jorgenson, A. Duniphin, M. McElroy, T. Murray, S. Ohana, M. Coye, M. Langwe11. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: L. Husing, C. Shaver, T. Pence, M. McElroy, M. flelhus, J. Wilson, D. Van Unen, C. Fites, B. Gossett. SECOND ROW: B. Dore, D. Schmidt, B. Roy, N. Dorris, C. Fitzsimmons, R. Richardson, T. Murray. THIRD ROW: B. Crouch, J. Howard, D. Hoskins, S. Edwards, S. Ghana, C. Denna, D. McLean. So this is what the Student Body President does. t FIRST ROW: B. Feinblum, S. Roberts, K. Deen, A. Duniphin. SECOND ROW: B. Bailey, D. Hutchinson, R. Murchison, S. Walker, D. Good. THIRD ROW: K. Bjelde, J. Dayton, C. Schmidt, S. Smith, C. Surber. FOURTH ROW: L. Heinstein, S. Drybread, R. Richardson, K. Allen, M. Morgan, R. Neff, J. Pence, J. Reempts, T. Crayton, G. Mast, B. Gossett, D. Oxford, J. Brock, B. Miller. LEFT: Debbie Hubbell is one of the Quincy High students employed by the local Forest Service office. FAR LEFT: Dorcas is always Good at her work. UPPER LEFT: Toni West learns secretarial skills in her work. ABOVE: Dave Miller keeps it clean at Nugget Motors. A bunch of radicals Hi,I'm God's gift to mankind. SCHWARTZ.' The Fashionable '50's You mean 1 get to be in the Annual!? We are gathered in memory of... Homecoming Pep Assembly Joyce Roberts in Junior Skit. CSF Kangaroo Kourt Beach Boys in Senior Skit. CSF Kangaroo Kourt Homecoming '74 was marked by the new, the diiiferent and the unexpected. The highly-spirited pep assembly at the end of colors' week was highlighted by the CSF Kangaroo Kourt, class skits, pep squad routines and a special one-time-only appearance by the Senior Class' answer to the Beach Boys. The floats in the '74 parade were some of the largest and most original this school has seen. The Senior Class took first place in the floats with the Freshman Class in a close second. New to this year's parade were the Trojan Booster Clubs entry. And, for the first time in years, the Trojan Marching Band in full uniform. The Homecoming Court was graced by Queen Sharon Kilzer of the Sophomore Class and her princesses, Jan Howard of the Senior Class, Francis Savedra of the Junior Class, and Heather Wilson of the Freshman Class. Homecoming '74 concluded with the music of Pinelli, Barlow and Young at the annual Homecoming Dance. Tootie Treat in Mascot Skit. Trojan Marching Band CSF Kangaroo Kourt Block Q1s Parade Entry Junior Float Trojan Boosters' Entry Senior Float Freshman Float Sophomore Float Kathy Dean and Tootie Treat Sharon Kilzer and Greg Horton Cheerleaders at Half-time Jan Howard and Heather Wilson and Barry Gossett Francis Savedra and Joe Penland Trojan Marching Band T. Pence, T. Gregory, N. Flori, S. Walker, S. Smith, J. Howard, K. Deen, L. Rollo, K. Huntington, F. Ray, L. Bales, B.Bailey, S. Kilzer. Barbara Bailey, Sharon Kilzer, Terri Pence, Teri Gregory. Lindy Rollo, Lori Bales, Kelly Kathy Deen and Tootie Treat Huntington, Felicia Rav. Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders Songleaders Mascots Front Row: Coaches; S. Drybread, R. Richardson. Players; C. Schmidt, D. Ilubbell, S. Smith, J. Howard, 3. Lindsey, N. Flori. Back Row: S. Gulick, S. Walker, S. McColm L. Tarantino, K. Deen, E. Hughes. HI- Front Row: Coach B. Blust, M. Sharp, B. Crouch, L. Leiber, T. Labs, A. Duniphin, Second Row: Coach C. Forsyth, R. Bodenham, M. Melhus, M. Schmidt, L. Cash, C. Whiting, D. Good. Back Row: F. Savedra, S. Kilzer, N. Dorris, H. Hedrick, A. Coye, T. Pence C. Madden, Coach S. Green. Super Senior Cheerleaders: Stephanie Martin, Tami Sue Kurpjuweit, Roberta Lehnen, Donelle Ackley. Queen Martha Morgan Princess Riki Swanson Hi Jacker Cheerleaders: Josephine Azevedo, Brenda Greene, Dorothy Wright. Princess Geraldine Coooer I'll see you and I'll raise you my Pocket Instmatic. If they don't bring me some more cookies, I'm leaving. Brad and Kathy get it together. King Queen, Steve Drybread Jan Howard Prince Princess, Brad Blust Lisa Richardson Dance to the music. ... and our book! Photographer: Mike Ellwood Wendy Klein: Business Assistant Advisor: Mr. Hiss Not Shown: Marvin Belvin Sports Editor Debbie Strotman Typographer James Dayton Assistant Sports Editor: Ron Richardson Typographer: Peggy Thompson Ron Richardson Brian Compton Ron wilken Tim Kurpjuweit Ron Loqan 0 Randy Schwartz John Newcomb Jeff Ray Barry Gossett Marvin Belvin Dennis Cokor Steve Drybread Don ackley Bob Lehnen FIRST ROW L to R: R. Richardson, S. Drybread, B. Lehnen, R. Swanson, J. Azevedo, G. Horton, D. Cokor, SECOND ROW: Manager R. Householder, C. Forsyth, R. Schwartz, J. Penland, J.Wright, J. Newcomb, C. Farrell, R. Logan. THIRD ROW: B. Douglas, K. Pierson, B. Compton, M. Belvin, R. Compton, B. Gossett, T. Kurpjuweit, R. Wilken, Manager R. Tarantino. FOURTH ROW: Coach Ray, D. Wright, B. Blust, D. Reyhnolds, S. Green, J. Ray, M. Powell, D. Ackley, D. Schmidt, Coach Powell. Trojans 6 - Fall River 0 Trojans 20 - North Tahoe 21 Trojans 22 - Greenville 16 Trojans 0 - Portola 14 Trojans 38 - Reed 6 Trojans 0 - Gridley 35 Trojans 6 - Corning 20 Trojans 0 - Colusa 14 Trojans 20 - Orland 40 Trojans 14 - Willows 40 This year the Trojans moved from the Feather River League to a tougher more experienced Westside League. Their 3-7 record was not the best, but the team moral remained high throughout the season. They were in every game to the end. However, the inexperience of the Trojans, due to a senior dominated team last year, caused a few vital mistakes. Ray on the run against Colusa. Richardson makes first contact against Greenville as the rest of the Trojan defense moves in for the kill. Horton and Drybread converge on Colusa man as Kurpjuweit holds on for dear life. Belvin and the referee combine for a tackle. Richardson on his way to a T.D.. Drybread leads Blust on a sweep. Logan fights off a block against Willows. UP for a Pass as Relvin moves in position for a block. The Trojan defense takes a rest as the offensive unit moves an the field. Horton makes the tackle against Willows as Wright looks on. Blust takes the ball on the option just before Ray gets sacked. FIRST FOW L to ns R. Griorrs, Ravis, L. Fa ton. Manager M. Wells. S';C0 0 F.O'7: Manager S. Whiting, R. Pierson, B. Green, M. Bevley, S. Lewis, J. Cullen, THIRD ROW: Coach Whitine, Coach Nesbit, J. Moulton, M. Carey, J. Littlefield, S. Wright, R. Sharp, Coach Fallaaher. The J.V. football squad was led by several outstanding players. These players included Melvin Bevley, Marcus Carey, and Brad Green. Overall, their win-loss record wasn't so great but their pride and spirit was fantastic. The team was coached by Mr. Whiting, and was assisted by two new faces on the staff, Mr. Nesbit and Mr. Gallagher. We hope all the players of the '74 J.V. squad return next year to provide a winning season in the Westside League. Coach Whiting FIRST ROW L to R: D. Whiting, G. Bodenham, J. Griggs, E. Carey, P. Manning, N. Flori, K. Howard. SECOND ROW: Coach Nesbit, Man- ager S. Whiting, R. Madden, M. Allen, D. Green, C. Manning, M. White, Manager M. Wells. THIPD ROW: R. Boots, R. Kelly, R. Lee, D. Bishop, S. Mason, C. Margason. FOURTH ROW: Coach Whiting, M. Powell, A. Sanchez, A. Warren, J. Belvin, H. Stowe11, M. Lombardi, R. Simon, Coach Gallagher. Carey out to get a Corning boy. Bevely on his way tor a T.D. for Troy. Bevely blocks for Belvin to a mojAN Victory first down. Carey tries to avoid the Corning birds. Front Row: B. Lehnen. Third Row: R. Schwartz, R. Richardson, S. Hancock, C. Dellinger, C. Young Second Row: B. Gossett, R. Compton, B. Jester, T. Kurpjuweit. J. Keilhorn, D. Wright, S. Green, J. Ray. Coach Gallagher This year the Troians did not rruite achieve the record they had honed for. They finished the season with a 7-7 league record after being hampered by injuries and setbacks all year. Steve Green v as the team' s high score and also handled most of the rebounding. Green was helped on the boards by Jeff Kielhorn and Raynard Compton, after Jeff Ray was injured. Tim Kurpjuweit was also in there fighting and had a few very hot nights from the floor. Barry Gossett, Bobby Lenhen and Randy Schwartz handled most of the controls from the guard position. The Trojans were helped out throughout the year by a strong bench including: Chris Dellinger, Bobby Jester, Cole Young, Ron Richardson, Dave Wright, and Steve Hancock. The Trojans finished off the season by bringing home a Consalation Trophy from the Plumas County Tournament. Barry Gossett Bob Lehnen Tim Kurpjuweit Jeff Ray Ron Richardson Bob Jester Chris Dellinger Randy Schwartz Lost Bob? Kurpjuweit tries to help Chester defend against Green. Kurpjuweit with another great defensive move. Keilhorn disappers in hair. Gossett stuns Portola with quick moves. Bob defends himself aginst Greenville. Gallagher taught the team to go for the ball! Kurpjweit grabs for gym lights. Youngerman shot puts ball. Beaner tips against Westwood. Compton plays pattycake with Baby Huey. Kurpjuweit takes another short shot. Lehnen makes layup against Portola. FIRST ROW: R. Westlake, D. Jorgenson, K. Howard, R. Griggs, R. Mikesell. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ng, J. Mathes, R. Kelly, K. Bivens, M. Bevlev, R. Whitney. THIRD ROW: J. Littlefield, A. Warren. M. Althouse, J. Harrison, J. Belvin. FIRST ROW: A. Warren, D. Jorgenson, G. Bodenham, J. Malarkey, J. Roberts, Mr. Ng. SECOND ROW: V. Tindal, D. Green, D. Ashley, R. Burris, J. Britton, J. Belvin. Jeff Belvin flies against Chester. Althouse tries a jumper. What's everybody looking for? Bevley handles the ball during the Portola game. Althouse goes up for a rebound. Coaches Whitney and Ng go over team strategy. B. Dore, P. Drybread, T. Murray, F. Ray, A. Grant, C. Husing, T. Labs, C. Fites. L. Tarantino, S. McColm, W. Klein. Girls' Basketball Scores Westwood 17 Quincy 16 Greenville 22 Quincy 21 Chester 25 Quincy 26 Westwood 31 Quincy 17 Greenville 23 Quincy 14 Chester 14 Quincy 20 Another first for the girls at Q.H.S! Feather River League Basketball. The league was divided into two sections with a home and home six game schedule. The tournament season began the end of September and the last game was played the middle of November. Quincy High had twenty-two girls involved in the program with six earning their letters. High point scorers were Cathy Fites and Laurie Lee. Leading rebounder was Cathy Fites. The tournament was hosted by Loyalton and won by Herlong. Herlong also won the FRL Champ game between Herlong and Westwood. Cathy Fites was voted Most Valuable Player and Most Improved Player. Cindy Husing was named the Most Spirited. Jump ball. Jump ball. Get it. Get it. Dore dribbles down the court for two. Cindy Husing and Tanya Murray show some trojan HUSTLE. Laurie Lee practices some fancy footwork. Felicia Ray screams down the floor. tey and Lee battle •or the ball. I thought this was supposed to be basketball not football.'; Front Row: C. Knedel, D. Ackley, D. Renholds, Mr. V M. Lombardi, D. Cokor, J. Newcomb R. Tarantino. Second Row: J. Savedra, S. Drybread, W. Leiss, T. Williams, B. Greene, V. Savedra, J. Maloney, H. Hedrick. Last Row: D. Bishop, J. Cullen, J. Nichols, H. Stowell, C. Tolman, P. Sharp, M. Allen, L. Thomas, M. Carey, D. Whiting, J. Azevedo, R. Meilan, G. Horton, E. Feinblum, T. Manning, A. Armijo, C. Peirson, W. Farris. The Trojan grapplers, led by super seniors: Vince Savedra, Steve Drybread, John Newcomb, Dennis Cokor, and Don Flash Ackley, completely overpowered, dominated and defeated all Feather River League opponents. The Quincy matmen finished the season with a perfect, undefeated 10-0 league record. The wrestlers captured the Feather River League dual-meet championship as well as the F.R.L. Tournament held in Greenville. Returning lettermen who should help Quincy defend its championship are: Wayne Farris, Tim Manning, Rich Tarantino, David Whiting, Tom Williams, Brad Greene, Jim Cullen, Greg Horton, and David Reynolds. Also seeking to be in the starting line-up will be a number of J.V. wrestlers who have improved steadily throughout this season. Quincy 30 Lassen (Gold) 33 Quincy 30 Lassen (Purple)18 Quincy 35 Westwood 14 Quincy 54 Greenville 16 Quincy 51 Burney 9 Quincy 70 Modoc 2 Quincy 49 Ches ter 19 Quincy 34 Westwood 21 Quincy 45 Greenville 10 Quincy 31 Chester 24 Quincy F Burney 0 Quincy F Modoc 0 John Newcomb Steve Drybread Vince Savedra Savedra, Drybread, Newcomb and Cokor are Newcomb, ready for a takedown. VICTORY! Cullen is only seconds away from a pin. Whiting works for a pin. Tarantino rides his man. Williams works hard on the arm. Don Ackley gets a few last minute instructions from Mr. V . Where's the oxygen coach? Cullen eyes a chance for victory. Mr. V gives Williams a rub-down before the big ma Farris tries to break him down. Drybread holds him to the mat. Front Row: P. Manning, J. Ray, L. Stockton, B. Douglass. Second Row: B. Green, E. Stanley, R. Schwartz, N. Bjelde, J. Azevedo, J. White, J, Ray, J. Penland. Third Row: M. White, R. Burris, M. Van Unen, D. Alexander, S. Crabtree, K. Bivins B. Gossett, M. Morgan. Coach Ray gives a few pitching pointers to Raynard Compton. The baseball team has started practice this year in the boys' gym. As soon as weather permits the team will move outside and begin the season. This year's team is led by a veteran pitching staff; Steve Green and Mark Morgan. Other seniors that wil play an important part in this year's season are Barry Gossett, Jeff Ray, Tim Kurpjuweit and Randy Schwartz.Joining Green and Morgan in pitching will be Nils Bjelde. Don Ray, the coach, will also work developing a strong group of underclassmen. Among those expected to help the team are Joe Penland, Raynard Compton and Joe Azevedo. Give me that bat it's my turn to hit next. Another exciting day at practice. Playing a little catch in the gym. Bjelde goes into his windup. Mrs. Howe and Mr. Cokor, shown on this page, represent the dedication, skills and time the coaches at Ouincy High give for the members of our athletic teams. Whether our teams do well, as the wrestlimg team did this year, or take their lumps, we believe the coaching is tops. The football season found no less than five faculty members shouting from the sidelines; Don Ray, Red Powell, Paul Whiting, Mike Nesbit and Tim Gallagher. When basketball rolled around Mr. Gallagher guided the Varsity while Gary Whitney and Roy Ng led the J V's and Frosh teams. In the girls' gym Shelia Howe helped the girls' basketball team as Mr. V's wrestling group prepared for the league. Wacking at wiffle balls in the boys' gym, the baseball team started practice under the eye of Don Ray. Add to this the drill team, led by Mrs. Peterson, the Bill Barber Band and the other people involved in running concessions and taking tickets. and you have a successful season, whether the team takes first or last. • IRST ROW. j. Keilhorn, 3. Jester, J. Galon, R. Richardson. SECOND ROW: n. agaw, S. Hancock, R.. Sharp, n. Ricks. THIRD ROW: d. Coker, R.Swanson, A. Small, E. Eaton. The 1974 Track team, ran away with the Feather River League. This year the team again returns with a strong team. Led by seniors Joe Galon, Ron Richardson, Dan Magaw, Bob Jester and Dennis Cokor, the team is loaded with experience. The J.V. and Frosh teams are also contenders for their championships and will help the Varsity squad in the future. FIRST ROW: J. Harrison, M. Carey, R. Griggs. SECOND ROW: L. Eaton, M. Bevley, S. Wright. THIRD ROW: R. Westlake, B. Green, G. Horton, M. Althouse. FIRST ROW: A. Warren, M. Allen, J. Belvin. SECOND ROW: E. Carey, V. Tindall, D. Bishop, H. Stowell. THIRD ROW: D. Ashley, A. Sanchez., J. Roberts, M. Poetzsch. The Girls' track team swing into another season. Hoping to improve on a respectible 3rd place last year, the team is led by returning competitors Sharon Kilzer, Becky Dore, Terri Gregory, Lori Husing, Annibell Duniphin and Tammy Labs. FIRST ROW: S. Kilzer, B. Dore, T. Gregory, L. Husing, A. Duniphin, T. Labs. SECOND ROW: P. Drvbread, B. Crouch, M. Sharp, L. Richardson, C. Fitzsimons, D. Good. THIRD ROW: C. Whiting, B. Shanks, C, Husing, A. Keilhorn, L.Tande, L. Cash, M. Melhus. The Administration and staff at this school is pleased with the attitude and spirit of cooperation exhibited by students at QHS. Cooperation is felt during the good times and when the chips are down. Everyone seems willing to help in times of need. The student leaders have accomplished a great deal this year. Their influence on the feelings and attitude of the total school membership is appreciated. Student body spirits have been high, whether we won or lost our athletic contests, and it was felt by many that even when we lost we son in many ways. We hope for another good year next year. Jr Mr. Warren Principal Mrs. Van Guilder Secretary Mr. Barber Music-Math Mr. Cochran Business-Typing-Work Experience Mr. Beck Industrial Arts Mr. Beckley Typing-Shorthand Mr. Cokor Math Mr. Dorris Special Education Mr. Harlan Spanish-Social Studies Mrs. Howe Girls' P.E. 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