Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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Karl Henry Smith WCurl' General y' . Ambition - Traveling Salesman g 'A 2 lhvorite Saying - Ahhhhhh? i,33A4hf Motto - Wlove 'em and leave 'em.' 5M 5, A lady's man, we do not doubt V To him his social 1lfe's devoutg A High in our esteem he stood, - As high as anybody could. 4' . Elizabeth Josephine Stambaugh Betty Commercial Ambition To be a Success lavorite Saying 'I'hat's tough, ain't it? Motto 'Be willing to lend a helping hand ' Coveted virtues she possessed x lbnd memories upon hearts impressed She on her finger wears a ring A bride to be when comes the spring Q Renee Lou Stevens Renee' General Ambition To be happy! Favorite Saying 'Oh, Brother Morto Wlhce your troubles with a smile With serenity and elegance This honor student does enhance Every impressive undertaking, A star pianist in the making Floyd Richard Wagaman Cork General Ambition Pattern Maker Ihvorite Saying Nant'a bet? Motto WDO the best you can with what you have ' 4 ng A student artistically inclined, A better friend ls hard to find ar- He's happy go lucky and has his fling Ellsworth Francis Nidmer Ells General Ambition To make a million dollars RiJWPltP Saying 'I don't know Motto nDo it right the first time ' Hb has an inclination toward determination W' His range in studies show a moderation But his resolution and per everance AL May cleanse his world of arrogance n n ' Q i W! G . , o l O Z x f Vis I ' n o .X - . .. gn px .nu on I If U . ff 3 He has no ladies on the string - - ., ' ' '::s, ty i Y N N ' 0 . - I ll M V Av f 0 hun 5 . - it . O 5 e Q

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'Sea H Pauline Mae Recard NPolly' General ef , S Ambition - Housewife ' ' 4 'VAQ hvorite Saying - I don't know. f G Thoughts of her we shall imbue ef' ' Upon our minds as we review. '2f1 4 Eternal joy to her is due. L 'i. Motto - Live and learn. ' defies, May every hindrance she subdue. Mary Elaine Robinson 'Elaine' Commercial vw, Ambition - A Niagra F lls honeymoon ' Wiz Ihvorite Saying - I guess so. ,N l S Motto - The good comes with the bad. F N Her actions show integrity QS And her ambition we agree 1 That she shall certainly attain, And many happy moments gain Margurite Mae Rudisill Rudy General Ambition To live and learn Ravorite Saying Say it once more, will you? Motto 'Patience is the best virtue of life Now from our class let's raise a cheer To one who proved to be sincere, And throughout every trying year, Steadfast to Justice would adhere Betty Jane snarrer Shaffer Commercial Ambition Secretary Rxvorite Saying Yell for crap's salsa! Motto WProcrastlnation is the theft of time ' A studious lady who did present Our class with joyous merrlment Now to he we all extend Our hands in parting as our friend Dorothy Alice Slaybaugh Dot General Ambition To marry a millionaire Favorite Saying 'That's tough ' Motto Why worry? ,g One who relied upon her wit An gained high standing in our class An from our school she'll benefit, And many happy days amass ' 4 If -05 f7C5. 'f n n ' an - ,n i Sv- . ' 0 'Nl fw n n .. 3 N 0 3. Q . T' . . UO N ', , V 9 O .A M ' - n ' n sf- ,, . o C1 - 'f -' d A K+ it

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