Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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Biggest Daydreamers Betty Stambaugh Fred Benedict Most s ca Renee Stevens Best Dressed Dorothy Mann Ellsworth Widmer Most Bashful F ances Benedict Fred Bened tt Dave sarkdoll Most Talkative Gladys Gander William Long Most Popular Renee Stevens Dave Barkdoll Most Attractive Most Pleaslng Personality Dorothy Mann Thelma McKinstry Floyd Wagaman Willis Benedict