Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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p ,Jpic Q,UINC ONIANA A held a Weiner roast at Mont Alto Park. The class received their rings in their Junior year. They also presented a play in this year. They had several Weiner roasts at Mont Alton During their Senior year, they were handicapped by not beia able to serve lunches because of lack of sufficient room. 'They a doing several thh45s'tb replace 7he'money'mndc from lunches.. Wh were also unable to take Home Economies. It has been given to the Senior- every other year? but this was the unfortunate year for this class because the class has been switched to the Junior class. Many of ty girls would have enjoyed it very much. But this hasnYt all been worry and hard luck--we have all has 51 levy good time, V The Class of V40 has been very successful in athletics. Thov won the championship cup for intramurals during their Sophomore Ji Junior year. Each of the Seniors want to express their sorrow at having p 1 leave their under-classmates, teachers, and all the pleasures ther have enjoyed during their four years of attendance at Quincy High, HISTORY OF OFFICERS fn , YEAR PRESIDENT 'VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY T I TREESUEET Freshman Oathlccn Snith'.Jere Shetter T Orpha Rossler 'Betty Lcekihj Sopic ore Wayne Mowrey Charles Stoops Orpha RcsslerfrHaroldtStai,g Junior Dale Oarbaughf John Robinson Orpha Resslcr Harold Siaioy Sanior John Robinson Wayne Mowrey Orpha Ressler Harold ..- .. . , , I . ., Olassmhdvisors--Mrl Roger C: Mowrey Mr. Harper Millort tarey