Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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WTHE QUINCONIANH DOROTHY MAXI nDo you know whatn NE WINK Dot ACElClG1'1lC Ambition--To be a Home Economics Tcachcr Motto--nSm11e and the world smiles backn Class President lg Operetta 1-2-4' , M, Orchestra 1-2-53 Hay Day 23 Soc- ial Club 23 Athletic Association 2- U fw I! f ' 43 Class Play 5s Archery Club 43 kguill 43 nQu1ncon1ann 43 Manager Girls' Basketball 4. Dot is iPtPTVU+GQ in homo econ ' ... .sl - as o nOmlCS. Well, we can hardly blame her because Galen does admire her in her own constructed dresses and he simply delights in her tasty candies and delicacies Dorothy lS well up on hor dancing. This type of exercise doesn't affect her as much as Mr. Hassler's exercises. ' 18'

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Basketball 43 Archery Day 23 Social Club 2. Kitty who is one 'lar girl in the class, as-THE QUINC ONIANez- Club 43 Girls' Chorus 43 Class Play 43 May of our never-keep-still girls is a very popu- espeeially areng the boys.When we see Kitty we usually see her double and the Cordells. Most of us usually call her nSnyderH hecause many students don't know her apart from her twin sister. Success to you, and we hope that HBilln will get the rightlgirl, Kitty. PAULINE MARIE SNYDER Anbition--To travel Motto--nMay you accomplish what you WPol3yn Commercial UAW, Geo Nhizn attempt And enjoy what you have And find nothing to regretu Operetta 1-2-5-43 Social Club 23 May Day 23 Girls' Chorus 43 Class Pixy 43 Basketball 43 Archery Club 43 UQuilln 4. Pauline, like her sister, is a never-keep-still girl. Most of her characteristics are similar to those of her sister since they are so much alike. Sometimes we are able to tell Polly by that far- away-look in her eyes. Especially when sho is lonesome for a cer- tain person who lives in PittSbuTgH. We hope someday that you will not need to get lonesome but will be able to go to Pittsburgh. The best of luck to you, Pauline, and may you travel far. QUEBA LOU DENIS STYMIEST uQuebU Academic Ambition--To travel Motto--NSuccess comes chery 2-43 Chorus 5-43 UBy Gollyn in eansg failures in can'ts. Operetta l'4S Social Club 23 Athletic Association 2-43 May Day 23Ar- Knitting Club 23 Class Play 5-43 ,uQuineoniann 43 Girls' Cheer Leader 33 nQuilln 43 Basketball Captain 4. Queba is one girl of the class that if she can't be seen, she can easily be heard by her giggling. Many of us wonder why Queba goes to State College so often. Her favorite attraction must be there. For the past few weeks though her interest has been in Mont Alto more than in State College. But it probably won't stay there long since her ambition is to travel. Queba, we're wondering wheth- er you wouldn't like to travel in Hawaii some day. 17 ' 1

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D n U1-1 -f' .,.., V . e u anger ff, fu Kxaiitiiiiefff' The number of members in the Tux or Class is now thirty-seven. The Class received two members ani last They presented a successful elas received their rinrs and they were very The members of the Junior Claes sports and other events durln' the year. We don't know how three Junior boy three during the year. s play this year. They also much pleased with them. book an active part in all s will 'et tbroufh their next year without those Senior rirls. Kwe hope you don't miss us too muchl. ' , Good luch, to you, Juniors, and we hope you enjoy your last year as much as we did. We also hope you have a successful Senior year as we have had this year. HISTORY OF OF,ICJRS Year President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Freshman Cathaleen Smith Jere Shetter. Orpha Resslor Betty Leaking Sophomore Wayne Mowrey Charles Stoops Orpha Beseler Harold Staley Junior Dale Carbaujh John Robison Orpha Ressler Harold Staley Class Advisorse-Mr. Harper N. Miller Miss Marion A. Wagner Qgmmereial Flo Bakner Galen Baer Luella Benshoff Martin Bonner Dale Carbaujh Marguerite Fleagle Dorothy Heefner Janice Meats Milton Tenn Euiene Baby Bernice Rosenber er Josephine Shaffer Lena Smetzer Cathleen Smith Elwood Qtaley Harold Staley yMatilda Hageman 19