Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

mx BO gy, , THE, Ulm ERTX UF L -si i a 2 Y Dedication We, the class of n neteen hundred an f1f+y two, dedicate this yearbook to the boys who gave theirlives fighting in Korea, so that we may someday haveworld peace Foreword: The Quinconian pub- lished annually by the Senior Class of Quincy High School to preserve memories for future yeana The Yearbook Staff - ' L '35,-xg.-:- ADMINI ST RATICDN f Wilbur Sanders, B. S Engllsh, Comercial Anna Spangler, B S Mathematics, Latin ,L-was Grant I-Ieefner, M Ed Soc1a1 Studles CLC!!! . Roger Mowrey, H Ed Prlncipal Hester Lew1s, B S Languages, Enghsh Edith Sipes, B Music John Sanderson, M. Ed Assistant Principal Science Dorls Cook, B. S Commercial James Gluck, B D Health, PWS Ed . 0 O .V 1 , N 0 o . Q . g ' Y Y . T. - -f M , n , .t,. 5 K - , u o 0 Us ' l' -givq' 53' Q-5' ffm X59 Af Siieff'-F an d C-V ya 1- fue JF 19 e-0 wa ox? fb' ,b X1 0999 S o a ,L 0-U 'ma' QJ'Nl SC' EQ? qfU il- 909 ef 0 f-19 oe C, 6-Q60 afxeo X306 -no -Q C A A Y? 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One of the four musketeers CS1ockey, Shaffer, and Wenger! always teasing Luella and Louise. 11kes ography class?? interested in a blond Gail Joann Baker Joann General Ambition Nurse Favorite Sayings 'Oh, how tragicl' Has pretty blond hain .writes interesting and triclqr stories never seen without Jane likes photog raphyand chexnistrynnan avid French student.. .i8n't afraid to take her par1'....a good all around student and friend Gerald Lee Barkden 'Jerry General Ambition To get a college educat1on Favorite Saying 'Knock lt off Always has an answer to everything P3-SYS Val' S1-ty sports .lots of fun to be around .slightly Un the tall s1de neat dresser good student 1185 SGW- eral 'girl interests gets UP 99-Ply in the m0171158 II IV glasses':'5:...uses 'Wildroot Cream 0il ....1ike.s ge- If K' 3 Madaline Jean Barnhart Jean commercial Ambition: To be a successful housewife Favorite Saying: 'Let's go for a ride at dinner ' On the smaller side very quiet in class, but in study halls??. ..qu:l.te misch:levous...ankee 'dmfourth partner in the gang ...interested in boys. .works at Hiller' s. ..likes to have fun Richard Glen Brill 'Sunshine' Brill General Ambition: Attend Sxippensburg State Teachers' College Favorite Saying: 'O K then, Jerry, I'll be seeing you tonight ' Left the orphanage to live on a farm shineson the basketball court runs the mile in track a good baseball player goes with Barkdoll and the gang sports a loud green sh:l.rt fun to be around likes to skate and dance Frances Jane Cauffman Fran Commercial Ambition Physical Education Instructor Favorite Saying 'Whatdoyou think this is anyhow' White, white teeth always with Shar, Jean, and Bernice has to beg Dad for the car. cheerleader ..athletic brought a beautiful sun tan haue from her Hassachusetts vacation Sharlene Frances Cauffman 'Shar' Comercial Ambition Go on a trip to Colorado Favorite Sayings At lunch tame 'Oh boy, Only foul' more classes ' Our own 'Mamq Hannah' home run slugger in soft- ball has artistic ability . .is patiently vaitmz until the war is over hauls her pals around inher own 'Bb Chevie .amuses us with her antics X' is i Y I Ambition To be successful Favorite Saying: 'Yes he did ' Our president for four years home run h1tter ln baseball good track runner, frequents Smndanoun tain an honor student easy to get along with drives a Chevie lives on a farm a detec tive in the Senior Play. Bernice Jean Finney Bernie Commercial Ambition To be a beautician Favorite Saying 'Hey, don't do thatl' Sales clerk at Grant's pals around with Fran likes boys chubby a good sport likes in talk 'May I help you?' always 1n a good humor nicely dressed Maurice Lee Gossert, Jr Maurice General Ambition Go to college Favorit Saying: 'Let s go, men ' High scorer for Q H S in soccer usually seen with Jerry....l1kes to hunt and fish....com1cal at times....good friend....wants to go to college.... has a hard time in mathematics. Luella Mae Hafer Luella Co mercial Ambition: To be successful Favorite Saying: 'Gee Whiz.' Studious, but giggles a lot....Louise's better half ....likes a certain sophomore bqy....vould like to learnim roller skate....rides to school with Arlene ....has a sister here to keep tab on her.... plays intramura1s....always eating ice cream. Louise Irene Hartman Louise Commerc :Lal Ambition: To be a successful medical secretary Favorite Saying: That's a good question Interested in photography pals around with Luella jo1ned us in her sophomore year from Greencastle glamor girl hairdo a good student big eat- always willing to help Gloria Irene Hoffman Hoppy Commerclal Amb1t1on Housemfe Favorite Saylng 'Bull pups f' Musical spends her tlTll8 wlth Merle gets d1s- gusted 635111 has trouble pass1ng out mus1c in to football games John Dean Hoover Dean General Ambition To be successful Favorite Saying Tressler, have you got your phys ics done? very quiet in school bashful doesn't like the idea of going to school dresses neatly . .eats a lot, but doesn't get fat one of a family of ten boys Edna Grace Lecron Edna Commercial Ambition: To be successful Favorite Saying: 'Gee Whiz Typist studious never has much to say. drlves a Packard . .doesn't complain. lives on afarm plays intramurals. .. pleasingly plump a good n'18Ild has a 'junior' sister O 0 0 O 0 0 0 I 0000 er. o oe o lf N ' chorus ...destined to be a housewife... .enqj oys going 0 0 0 oo 0000 Anna Catherine Hentzer Ann Commercial Ambition: To be a successful housewife Favorite Saying: Boy, I'm telling you Worries constantly how her hair looks an honor student. willing to help arvbocb' thinks Junior is the cutest thing just can't understand 'Dave' neat dresser speaks dramatically Earl Glen Hentzer, Jr 'Hentzer' General Ambition: To Join the Air Force Favorite Saying: 'How can you tell? Handsome tends toward the lazy side shows a loyalty for Plymouth cars a cowboy- likes to write themes in English??? always seen with Wil hide, Gunder, etc has trouble w1th his girls Walter Cyrus Minmck, Jr Junior General Ambit1on To be a success Favorite Saying: Dumb Boy treasurer disturbs Mrs Lewls always into some mischief usually with Barkdoll late for dia- missal has taken on a dignlfied air since last year. Jane Bernadine Moats Jams General Ambition To go to Rio de Janeiro Favorite Sayings 'Junior Minnick, I hate you. Sports all the latest clothes. dances like a dream has baby fine hair was make up artist for our plays is an excellent mimic always with Joann is forever saying, Now, nv Bill, etc QQQ 0000 ' . Il ll : n . Dr. HcHarge in class play. . . .big joker. . . .class I 'vu David Richard MOOD NDSVQW General Ambition: To graduate from college Favorite Saying 'Come on, you chicken n Likes to argue is always pestering someone, trouble in P O D. class interested in photography . plays varsity sports well .always ready to help gets into Mrs Sipes' hair. .charms us with his singing. Earl LeRoy Hcltinstry 'Jughead' General Ambition: To be a pilot Favorite Sayings 'Come and get it ' Slow, but sure plays varsity sports wall stub- born inhabits South Mountain good look1ng has a Charles Atlas physique drives Allies Pack ar . likes girls Mary Catherine Reed Hary Comercial Ambition: Private Secretary Favorite Saying 'Help yourself ' plays intramurals at noon for the Seniors likes to read is forever calling people 'Stinky' put away her bashfulness to thr1ll us with superb acting 1n our plays Betty Catherine Rook 'Polly' Comercial Ambition: To get married Favorite Saying: Nancy, gimme some chewing gum ' Likes Shippensburg and Ernie cute neat dress pals around with Sis, Nancy and Anna likes ice cream doesn't l1ke school looks at the world through dark rimmed glasses a member f the shoulder bag gang has a short, short walk to school eeee ooohas C CIOC Dees d OOC O Our only girl from U. B. 0....a good stuaentn.. er.... 0000 0000 .... ' - IIII 0 fm Edward Levi Shaffer 'Shaffer' Commerclal Ambitlonx To go west Favorite Saying 'Shockey, let's get a drink U Plays varsity baseball llkes a certain Jr Com mercial girl has dark curly hair never has much to say in class drives a Dodge always asks to copy shorthand never does any more than he has to Glen Robert Shockey NShockeyn Commerclal Ambitlonz To join the Navy Favorite Sayings nCome on, let's get a drlnk H Shall in stature patrols Fa1rv1ew on his bicycle likes Freshmen pals around with Alfred often seen golng back a lane 1n Qulncy handsome Rosetta Rebecca Shultz Rosetta Commercial Ambition: To stay out all nlght and sleep all day Favorlte Saying Wwait a mlnute, Liz W Youngest member of our class always seen wlth z wonder why she likes Falrview .sings in chorus has trouble wlth her clothes in gym class faithfully works 1n the llbrary Ann LaRue Simmers 'SissieW Commercial Ambition: To get married Favorite Sayings 'You don't say.' Goes stead with a fonner Quincy graduate....hasthe cutest dimples. e o oathletico 0 0 .comical. 0 0 scan' t to start her housewife's career....giggles constmudy ....sports two classrings....acted in our plays. Robert Franklin Shall Bobby Commercial Ambit10B8 To live a happy, peaceful, and successful life Favorite Saying 'Gee Vmiz Corrmercial likes to type lau hs a lot loyal friend always willing to help a good student rather shy typist for the yearbook Clark Samuel Staley 'Blackie' General Ambition To live a happy and successful life Favorite Saying NIU sure A great hunter ...has a Toni? drives llke a demon ...helps Mother with tindishes Qhe's alreaq train- ed, girlsj a smooth dancer can't read to save Anna Kathryn Stambaugh 'Ann' Commercial Ambition To be a success Favorite Saying: UAW! Heck Our chosen beauty queen secretary for four years . .acted in our plays plays basketball has a seat in the front of a black 'h7 Chevie always seen with Sis, Nancy and Pollynnenjoys most sports .cheerleader likes to 1ce skate Betty Jane Strausner Betty Commerc ial Ambition: To be a private secretary Favorite Saying: 'Gee Whiz I-Ias a pretty smile for everyone very neat. .sel- dom heard, but always willing to help one of our more studious classmates a manber of the Home- making Club holds down a front seat in homeroom always seen with Edna ' N ll sooo ooeo g cocoa . 2 n 0 0 oooo D his 1ife..ff5Sry polite and C8:C356I'8tiV8e Charles Donald Tres sler Charles General Ambition: Make plenty of money Favorite Saying: 'Turn around, Whittington, and don't make me get am more black marksl' Gets in Hr Heefner' s hair blushes vlolently spends a lot of time at Mont Alto's stores has a rough time doing physlcs Gene's pal has some trouble with his girl friends. Melvin Charles Underkoffler 'Freddy General Ambition: To be a baker in the Navy Favorite Sayings 'Come and get it! comical .forever making faces plays a clarinet in the E U. B 0 band .works in the bakery at the orphanage has pretty curly hair was 'The Red Spider' in our Sr. Class play sings tenor Nancy Louise Wagaman Nancy Comercial Ambltion To be a success Favorite Saying Liz, was Russell over at Johnny s last n1ght Roving klnd store keeper at noon and after school fond of Russell enjoys ice skating rides around in a '36 Olds very talkative usually late for classes frequently w1th Loulse in dark room Nancy Ellen Walters Nancy General Ambition: To be successful Favorite Sayings C'mere, Polly Plays on basketball team. .in all around good sport everyone's friend .willing to help contin- ually chews and cracks gum. .always with LaRue,Anna and Polly. .likes to roller skate 0000 H U. 0 e e one .... 5 A eeee eco has several outstanding shirts. g I 0000 ease eeeo 0 I Eugene Ellsworth Ambition To go Favorite Saying: Spends more time likes to pretend miubetn Louise Welsh 'Betty' comer-cal Anbltion To be a telephone operator FlV01'it8 Svingg 'Hu-my up, Rogetta ll Good softball player only does what she has to takes life as :Lt comes always hgg gqnethj-ng to tell Nancy or Rosetta has akeen mtenest in South Hountam sings alto in chorus Harry Conrad Wenger 'Wenger' Cxercial Ambition To become an autmobile mechanic Favorite Saying Smokey, let's get a drink Drives a '39 Willys alnys with Shockey and Am- etrong frequently seen at water fountain with Shockey likes to hunt a big pest a careful driver??? not troubled by girls .rather lazy ihittington 'Gene' General to college 'Where' s Tressler? going places than aqthmg elsen.. knows his French??? stuttere when excited chauffeurs the crowd in his Olds mobile wears flashy Qturn it offll shirts Cx ff' .-I-QL arid ower JL Qui ,N 094, 115' LNJ2 cm?NHl'laN rife J' yy! JUNIOR CLASS Flrst Row Mary Wlsler, Mary Ann Jones, Isabelle Benedlct, Jean Hartman, Wilma Benedlct, Mlldred Socks, Jean Angle, Betty Barnes, V1da Corwell, Esther Wagaman, Myrtle Shaffer Second Row Mr Cluck, Vlctor Rock, Ordean Monn, Eugene Moats, Robert Wllhlde, Carrol Monn, James Shindledecker, Kletls Zlmmerman, Eugene wagaman, Eugene Gunder, Yrs Spangler Third Row Carolyn Ol1ni, Dorothy Besecker, Goldie Bonner, Kathryn Kelly, Ruby Myers, Jean Lecron, Emma Benedict, Esther Helman,Gloria Wagaman, Charlotte Arnold Fourth Row Norma Bonebrake, Robert Black, Donald Shoe- maker, lynn Carbaugh, lawrence Long, Gerald Re1chard, James Sellhamer Delma Reheard We entered Quincy High School in September ofl9b9 as Freshmen with an enroll ment of sixty seven Later in the year, we had a roller skating party and 1nv1ted the Sophomores as our guests As Sophomores our enrollment was fifty seven Durlng the year we had a roller skating party, selected as our class colors kelly green and whlte, and ordered felt goods We also had an 'Aprll Fool s Party As Junlors we had an enrollment of thlrty nine Seven Mont Altostudents were transferred to Waynesboro by jolnture We had charge of the Halloween Party and ordered jewelry wh1ch we have not yet received. Our Class Play, Let Me Out of Here , by J. Vincent Bauret, wlll be held March 6 and 7. Pres.-James Shindledecker sec.-Carolyn Olini V. Pres.-Wilma Benedict Treas.-Ordean Monn Historian-Victor Rock complmenns of CUINCY sERv1cE suTloN PHONE 11481-R-5 Qumcy, PENNSYLVANIA e 1 J' ly l 1 an -- , rs ' U o f 1, ' ' 7 1 c ' 0 0 1 e u 0 ' . - 9 - . . . C 4 ' . . . e ' I ' o . A . - ' 0 SCDPHQMGRES i I ! Q 5 SOPHONORE CIASS Flrst Row Geraldlne Parks, Dorothy Cordell, Maryle Martln, Patr1c1a Monn, Dorls Armstrong, Margaret Stambaugh, Edna Reed, Naomi Wisler, Mary Lou Barnes, Vlrginla Kuhn, Shlrley Helman Second Row Mr Sanderson, Lennls Cossert, Howard Zod , Eugene Cole,Jerry Kauffman, Robert Nead, Rlchard Angle, Charles Hunsecker, Corban Tabler,Glen Slmmers, loyd Stlne, Mrs Cook Thlrd Row Dawnflor1s Arnold,Bonn1e M1ller, Marlene Brown, Jean Beck, Frances Gossert, Elalne Wldmer, Dorls Hafer, Alta Starr, Ellzabeth wllSOH, wary Slsto Fourth Row Donald weller,Eugene Kauff man,Lee Unger, Wllllam Black, Ronald Burger, Ronald Monn, Gerald Klntzel, N1ll1an whltt11gtOH We entered Quincy Hlgh School as Freshmen ln thefall of19SO w1th f1fty seven ln our class Durlng the year we held a Valentine Party and took part in other school 8CtiV1ti9S By the end of the year we had fifty two members We started our Sophomore year wlth forty 1n our class Since the year began, we have added one member We selected our class colors whlch are royal blue and gold, and ordered our felt goods We are plannlng a party Wlth UuaFreshmen Class Pre Eugene Kauffman V Pres Rlchard Angle Sec Mary Lou Barnes Treas Charles Hunsecker Compllments of GOOD LUCK BAR PHONE 200 N CENTER SQUARE, WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA M? FRESHMANI CLASS Flrst Row Robert Watson, Lloyd , Glenn Shaffer, Donald Monn, MQP1iIlSt8UffEP, Robert Grove, Paul Ebersole, Kenneth Geesaman, Earl Gates, Barr Zody,FrankMonn Second Row Shirley Stoops, Kathryn Strausner, Ann Horner, Frances Welsh, Lols Wlsler, Lorene Snowberger, Gloria Gossert, Thelma Masters, Marle Sponsler, Irene Besecker, Joyce Freeman, Beverly Chamberlain, Betty Bowman, RoseBaker, Mrs.Leuis hird Row Raymond Guyer, Lamar Creager, Dale Huff, Jerry Friese, Aldus Hoover, Earl Hoffman, Marvln Sheffler, Danlel Grove, Barry Kelly, Charles Goshorn Fourth Row Nancy Cordell, Gloria Blubaugh, Thorls Seaburn, Edlth Miner, Betty Fahrney, Dorothy Mentzer, Gloria Beck, Patsy Finney, Shlrley Shaffer, Janet Knouse, Mary Monn, Betty Black, Arletta Barnes, Laura Benedlct, Fifth Row Charles Martin, Donald E Monn, Paul Jud Bla1ne Kauffman, Merle Llttle, Eugene Brlcker, Roy Kllne, Donald Eccard, Kenneth Smlth, Ivan Fortney The Freshmen entered hlgh school 1n September wlth an enrollment of slxty eight members and were fortunate 1n loslng only three. AS yet they have held H0 parties but are planning one w1th the Sophomores. Pres.-Dorothy Mentzer V. Pres.-Patricia Finney Sec.-Marie Sponsler Treas.-Arletta Barnes lim t f JACK B. CRIST QZQSE 152621, MONT ALTO, PENNSYLVANIA re H' f ,N , S' ' 1 3 L d 2 Q 5 xfv . ' 'V .f , 5 g, r I . I I - . o y - 0 - . . o 3 . I 'KP' br!!-'KOS DJHO fos Lecron Omer Emlenan, Arlene Angle Nik Biggest fllrt Nancy waganan, Earl McKinstry Most talkatl Walter M1l II1lCk, Nancy Jagaman vld Munn -5 Shlest Charles Tressler, Betty Jane Ctrausner f Biggest, Nancy wagaman, D3V1dM01 llT Most musical Gerald M auffmanpielvin UI1d8l cf0m,E' Barkdoll, Gloria Hoffman Compliments of WAYNESBORO BOWLING CENTER PHONE 99 61 WAYNESBORO , PENNSYLVANIA Q ' A V J ' 6 N if F I Q I 'I ,x 'Y gi 9 5' AX jx lu , 'b ' K x I' 1' 'V -'K' l ffl A N1 If 8 A , I .tcm . i N 2 2 I QW Y A Y Y - Eshleman, Louise Hartman X,jHOS WHO perscnality- Arlene Angle, and to succeed-Omer Melvln Underkoffler Eshleman, Arlene Angle Glenn Mentzer, Anna Stgmbaugh 5 f if Ellzabeth welsh Most popular Gerald Barkdoll, Anna Starnbaugh T.. 3 c- Sharlene Cauffman, Richard Brill Compllments of ROBERT'S CHEVROLET 2h Hour Towlng and Road S6l'V1C6 PHONE 10141 WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA , - ll' si , V ' ,via . ? 1 VP 4 TX? if most or Qmer Laziest- Glenn Mentzer, -T! 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'1o.1e1 sult' on ln the mall Glrls G OTtlHf dunfarces and rcd ocnmoos on Saole Uamflns Day. hoe Ur cr ana ionnf Ionn keeolng close COHpaHlOnShlJ wlth Lrs. bpansler. ot. ol sclool sp1r1t shown at basketbal games. ar' Ween Hluln on tue floor ln shortu nd class. olorla lettlnv the auolence ln on the fact that tue Chrlstmas probram has over. Junlor lHHlCK bt3LgGTlHg back to school after a 'measly attack H Cmeasles D . olrlo' basketball tear motto, HDear Nell1e.' 'What comes off tie fourth pelloc today?U , the bus 15 COMlH?qn Hhancj, are you FOIHV to tue game ton1,ht9H H1 don't rnow. li we have 2 v 1 HGet your pens and noteoooks and take down thls ulctatlon U L 'booJ have a Co b9U Ukll Pl ht fellows, knock lt o H 'W at are we dolrr ln 'vm tocav9H HThe o rar 15 ovtr H ofe loll rln Yf' 1 XY 1 v 1: I l 5 . 1, I , I U , . . . . - . - . N .I t ' . ' , S ' , a . 'I . V ' 1 I 'I A Q ' I ' 1 x Q L3 0 ,f ' :I 1 u. 4 U I 0 ' 1 ' ' Q .J ' ,r - 'Az Q - ' I L, l 5 ,. ., . . L ' f , ' . . 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' 'Qt A ' 33' -yr, 37 N ww 1 - ff' 5- I, MQ W Mrs opangler Isn't love grand Is that Ford stlll in one plece? Our janltor A gentlemen Skates and books don't mlx Is thls Anna Cather1ne?? Home run klng Taste good, Earl? MISS Qophomore Class Two dolls and a guy Anybody hungry wh1Ch 1S the prettlest the glrl or the car? Future faculty 12 Drlver of the Olds Holdlng up the tree? Cut any teeth lately? The farm L 2- l'.! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Seniors at last! The cl1mb has not always been so easy, but the magorlty of us have survlved we entered Ou1ncy Hlgh School ln September,l9h8,w1th an enrollment of slxty seven Some of us were bashful but most of us were determlned to go on Durlng the year ae elected class offlcers and held a rolle skatlng party wlth the Soph omores We, also, had our annual Chrlstmas Party ln Rooms I and II we entered our Sophomore year feellng as 1f we had conqueredine school slnce there was now a class lower than we Our enrollment at the beglnnlng of the year was flfty two we proceeded to elect our class OfflC6P , and later 1n the year, we selected rmdamdwhite as our class colors After rece1v1ng our felt goods, we knew that we could then show the outslders we were part of the school Durlng the latter part of the year we engoyed a roller skatlng party at Cold Spring Park, 100klng forward to a very prosperous Jun1or year when we became Juniors, we had an enrollment of forty one members At the beglnning of the year we elected class offlcers and underwent phySlCa1 and dental examinatlons Our class play, WThe Unlnvlted Jester,N was g1Ven March 8 and 9 we are proud to say that its product1on was very successful The Junlor General Students were g1V6n an 1ce cream party for having the hlghest percentage of sales 1U the Curtls Magazine Sales Campalgn In the sprlng we, also, recelved our class Jewelry We are now 1n our Senlor year at Qulncy Hlgh School Our classhas decreased considerably 1n size from the or1g1nal s1xty seven when we were Freshmen to the present thlrty nlne Agaln this year we were feted to the 1ce cream partg for havlng the hlghest percentage of sales durlng the Curtis Magazlne Campalgn Durlng October of th1s year we produced another successful class play wlth a spooky t1tle called WThe Red Splder ' October was really a busy and excltlng month for us w1th a class play and class plctures to be taken My, d1d we look nlce ln our flnery that day! Now we are ant1c1pat1ng the arrlval of our proofs Our hour glass lS slowly but surely comlng to a close As we go into the f1nal perlod of our hlgh school career, we have selected the carnatlon as our class flower We are plannlng on havlng a class party and we expect to attend the Alumnl Banqxet After these two affalrs our soclal whlrl lS about completedexceptfor our tr1p to Washlngton D C Compliments of MONT Avro s'rATE BANK We mute your banklne buslness PHONE 11468-R h Mom' Amo, PENNSYLVANIA . . . . 0 . . . - . . H - ' n o ' 1 , . . Q V! A L 1 . . g .. Q . . , 0 . . . c 1 Q tv . . 0 0 . . . . . o - 0 . . . . o . . . o . 0 . . . . - - - . o . . f a . . . . D . . . . .- - 0 . . . . r , 4. . . . o . . . . . , o . . . - . . h. . o ' . . . . . o . . .- o q 0 s g o . . . I v . . . . 2 0 - . O O a 1 I ' .- 'Senlor Class Will' we, the members of the Senlor Glas of '52, belng of sound mlnd and body, hereby bequeath the followlng Arlene Angle's Bobby Armstrong's Joann Baker's Jerry Barkdo Jean Barnhar ' Richard Br1ll's Frances Cauffman's Sharlene Cauffman's Omer Eshleman's Bernlce Flnney Maurlce Gossert's Luella Hafer's Louise Hartman's Glor1a Hoffman Dean Hoover's Edna Lecron's Anna Catherlne Mentz Glenn Mentzer's walter M1nnick's Dave Monn's Earl McK1nstry's Mary Reed's Betty Jane Strausne Eddle Shaffer's Glen Shockey's Rosetta Shu1tz's LaRue Slmmers' Robert Small's Clark Staley's Anna Stambaugh's Betty Rook's Charles Tressler's Nancy Wagaman's Melvln Underkoffler' Nancy Walters' Elizabeth Welsh's Eugene Wh1tt1ngton's Conrad Wenger's 6I S S personallty to Lorene Snowberger heart to Pat Monn blond ha r to Bllly Black helght to Earl Gates glggle to Eugene hagaman ab1l1ty to run the mlle to Bllly Whlttlngton danclng abllity to Ronnle Monn comlcalness to Naoml Wlsler place on the honor roll to Robert W11hld6 shortness to Mary wisler soccer ab1l1ty to Donald Weller .studlous hablts to long halr to Delma muslcal abllity to quletnes to Budd easy golng ways to Eugene Gunder Reheard Alta Starr Long Marlene Brown temperament to Gerald Relchard lazlness to Dorothy Besecker jokes to Barry Kelly ab1l1ty to fllrt to Glenn Shaffer arguing abllity to Earl Hoffman address to Glor1a Blubaugh motherly attltude to Dorothy Mentzer pleaslng ways to Frances welsh love to Goldle Bonner s1ze to Merle Llttle nlght l1fe to Arletta Barnes hlgh salesmanshlp to Chlppy Goshorn typlng ab1l1ty to Howard Zody wh1skers to Donald Eugene Monn boyfr1end to a certaln Freshman girl perfect attendance record to Harry Scott secret admlratlon for g1rls to Roy Kllne voice to Donald Edgar Monn personallty to Lee Unger basketball ab1l1ty to V1rg1n1a Kuhn freckles to Robert Nead car to his brother, B111 safe dr1v1ng hablts to Carolyn Ol1ni Senlor Class' fun, educatlon, and athletlc abllity to all the Senior Classes of the future COmp1im6ntS of CO0K'S CONFECTIONERY Televislon-Confectlons Hagazlnes OUINCY, PENNSYLVANIA 1 ' O . 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K xy A L s S f,,f .f .zaf- , Sm F1FSt Frances Cauffman Valerle, LaRue lmme s Mrs Stecker, Anna Stambaugh Josephlne Glover, Sharlene Cauffman Mammy Hannah econd Row Dave Monn Tony, Melvin Underkoffler Zeb, Cerald Barkdoll Ralpn Graves, Omer Eshleman Jack Mayo, walter MlHDlCk, Jr Dr AcHa ge QIfll0I g D CH rge oought an old house ln the Carollna Mountalns and turned it lnto a health resort He sent Valerle, h1s daughter, and Josephlne Glover, a tralned nurse, to take charge when they got there, they found themselves faced wlth the mySteF1OHS actlons of the mountaln folk, Mlss Plney, 'eb and Ton , who were the caretakers To compllcate matters more Ralph Graves, a n wspaperman, and Jack Mayo, a detectlve, arrlved from the clty Mammy Hannah, the colored cook, and Mrs Stecker, a patlent, added to the plot that flnally worked ltself lnto a nur der when the whole thlng came to light, there has been an amnesla v1ct1m and a smuggling plot uncovered P911 f' 5 'M Compllments of RUSSELL BENNETT STLDlOS lA School Photography A Spewalty BUTLER, PENNSYLVAN - - , - ' 5' 1- -- ' . - ' - - A . L- - ' I N. ' V - L ' ' - ',, vw A - 0 0 A , I' 6L To rl 'En J Q Q ' ' ' . o . U E' . I Q A J I a l A 1 .' . Q V 1 A KVLQV WL N4 -,-,,,.,.,A, 2 ' 1'- ' ' P Il I ' 3371 ' 0 4 w- 5 J '. Q - L, -V . Kr .. sr- . fs . F L ' T . IE . t 5 k g +V K R--'wr JUNIOR CLAbS PLAY 'LET ME OUT OF HERE' gust ROW Mary Ann Jones: Carolyn 011111, Nllma Benedlct Second Row Benedlct Victor Rock ' DRAJATIC CLUQ PLAY nEY GAVL HIM A COLD IW First Row Ann Horner, Patr1c1a Monn, Rosetta Shultz, Mar1e Sponsls, Nllma Berxedlct Second Row Marvln Sheffler, Elizabeth Wllson, Edna Reed, Isabelle Benedlct, Kenneth Smith, Mrs Lewls Thlrd Row Corban Tabler, walter Mmnick, Gerald Barkdoll, Harry Scott, Merle Llttle . -, , I s Q' ' Q ' A , ' E Q 'iff - V QQ - 5 I f I . . V V V g 'ax I . 4 ' r ueen? waga-mana Myrtle Shaffer, Lawrence Long, James Shindledecker .Emma D o , . . - . . 9 l 3 1 Q - 3 FITSC Row E Mlner, A Stambaugh, R Baker, P Flnney, D Besecker, D Mentzer Second Row S Cauffman, B Flnney, F auffman, A Mentzer, J Angle, C Olln , N Bonebrake, R Myers, M Jones, G Hoffman, M Wagaman, J Knouse Thlrd Row D Weller, M Gossert, E Whlttlngton, G Barkdoll, L Long, E Mck1nstry,R Kllne, C Staley, O Eshleman, W Mlnnmck, D Monn, R Brlll, R Monn, Mr Gluck Fourth Row L Hafer, B Strausner, E Lecron, B Rook, N Walters, L almmers, M Socks, D Armstrong, M Mart n, W Black, A Barnes, D Hafer no GH C5 DWAMATIC PLL B Flrst Row Mrs Lewls, B Flnney, F Cauffman, M Stambaugh, P Monn, E Reed, R Watson, E Wllson, A Horner, R Shultz, G Parks, J Freeman, B Mlller, D A noli, B Fahrney Second Row M Sponsler, I Blesecker, E Mlner, M Llttle, C Arnold, E Benedlct, M Reed, M Slsto, J Hartman, B Bowman, G Barkdoll, T Seaburns, M Stauffer, I Benedlct, M Sheffler, K Smlth, L Benedlct, W Benedlct, C Tabler, W Mlnnlck C0mPl1m6f1ffS of C C Hoover Rooms, Confectlons Magazlnes PHONE 9943 H 12 MONT ALLO, PENNSYLVANIA , , - ' . 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Q M- I HOM MAKING K Ah Flrst Row Elizaoetn wel Anna L Mentzer, Mlldred Docks, Loulse Hartman,Jean Lecron, Mary Wisler, Arlene Angle, Mary Ann Jones, Glor1a Hoffman, Janet Knouse, Arletta Barnes Second R Dorothy Cordell, Marlene Wagaman, Esther Helman, Larue Slmmers, Anna Stambaugh, Mrs Spangler, Naomi WlS16P, Margaret Stambaugh, Edna Lecron, Ruby M ers, Glorla Wagaman Thlrd Row Betty Rook, Betty Straus ner, Luella Hafer TR HIY' E ,fx I F1FSt ROW ULOTIH wagaman, Snlrley Heiman, Naoml wlsler, Jean Lecron, Nancy W-3l'GSI'S, Arlene Angle, Emma Benedict, Glorla Gossert, Vlrginla Kuhn Second Row Shirley Shaffer, FFS-IICSS Welsh, Myrtle Shaffer, Joyce Freeman, Mrs Spangler, Edna Lecron, Lols Wlsler, Marlene Nagaman, Dorls Armstrong, Patrlcla Monn Third Row Dorothy Cordell, Maryle Martin, Mary Slsto, Mary Monn, Arletta Barnes, Janet Knouse Com liments of MILLS' GROCERY Grocerles, Meat and Confectlonery SLABTOWN ROAD ROUTE 1, WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA if -V ' .X z ' - l 2 J 'xl . , ' N3 Q H A A s , f ' f J I I .,' AIX W , ' ' Sh, 'Q ' ' . u ow ' A . . I I 1 O L5 3 - A A a M k 1 M 5. 2 '- E7 ' ' n Q! i y .z,, ' V ' 1 I N , . :AW ' rf R! I ' ' ,f if ...fy y ' Us N 'fl' iQ L Epkbii ui K . A 5:,'...,:., V' I v 1 E r in I- - - '-3-2: ' ' , V -. , . , - . 1 D 9 0 . - . C Q 000 -if NEWSPAPER CLUB Flrst Row Lee Unger, ttington, Carolvn O11n1, Jean Angle, Goldle 3onner, Alta Starr, James Shlndledecker, Mr Sanders becond Row Mary Am1Jones, Jean Hartman, Kathryn Kelly Jean Lecron, Ruby Myers, Myrtle Shaffer, Mary Lou Barnes, Marlene Brown, Emma Benedlct Thlrd Row Dorothy Besecker, Rose Baker, TYPING CLUB Flrst Row Eugene Cole, Joann Baker, Corban Tabler, Eugene Jane Moats, Kathryn Kelly Second Row Mrs Cook, Lee Unger, Vary Lou Barnes, Marlene Brown, Jean Beck, Alta Starr, Bonnle Mlller, Wllllam Whlttlngton, Charles Hunsecker O liments of UNION mam COMPANY omp SCHOOL PENNANTS AND JEWELRY PAIMYRA, PENNSYLVANIA Q i Y' ., ' if l- Q ,r N.. X .J ' I A . - 9 cv 1 ' Q .K .gy I! M11 fi ' ' K Q Q J , u O Elizabeth Wilson, Edna Reed, Gloria Beck, Mary Reed, Anna Catherine Mentzer. I O A K ' .1--1 4 :J - -- ' 1 O ff g J VARSITY PLUB Left to rlght Earl McK1nstry, Nagaman, Gerald Barkdoll, Omer Eshlemad Rlchard Br111, Maurlce Gossert, Eugene whlttlngton, Lmuence Long, Malt? Mlnnlck, ugene Moats, Carrol Monn, Mr Gluck, Vlctor Rocx, James Shlndledecker, Glenn DlmNGFS, Ordean Monn, K16tlS Zlmmerman, Edward Shaffer, Davld Monn HOBBY Flrst Row Daniel Grove, Barr Zody, Robert Grove Second Row Naoml Wisler, Sh1rley Helman, Esther Helman, Norma Bonebrake, Lorene Snowberger, Marywisler Third Row Glen Shockey, Elalne Widmer, Edward Shaffer, Thelma Masters,Conrad Nenger Lola wlsler, Robert Armstrong, Ivan Fortney Compliments of wnmzssono BUSINESS COLLEGE PHONE 198 n WAYNESBORO, PENNCYLVANLA I .1 J ! X ,- 1 , N m J Slwvys-My I ' rs . v ' V - A A , . . . . . . . L . 11 . I ' 24 Q -. . . . . . Q w ' , 1 , ,, K N- Q cv jd , is A Y s i ,. 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Q . - . o Q ' ' . . . , , , V , - NJ wwf' 5 MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN First Row S Shaffer, R Shultz, R Baker, W Mlnnlcv, C Goshorn, J Baker, I Biesecker, G Blubaugh Second Row C O1in1,J Angle,D Huff, M Sheffler, E Reed, R Small, L Slmmers, W Benedlct, K Smlth, M Brown, A Horner, G Beck Thlrd Row K Geesaman, E Gates, D Grove, M Stauffer, R Bumbaugh, E Hoffman, J Sellhamer, G Cole, H Zody P Ebersole, D Monn Fourth Row P Monn, D Armstrong, S Stoops, B Rook, M Stambaugh, M Sponsler, M A C Tressler, E Monn, M Gossert, R Kllne, P Ba doll, E WhlttlDgtOH, O Eshleman, C Wenger, R Armstronb, fnev STUDENT COLNCIL First Row Mary Reed, Omer Eshleman, Gerald Barkdoll, Wllma Benedlct, Walter Minnlck Second Row Mrs Lewis, Dorothy Mentzer, Corban Tabler, Alta Starr, Emma Benedlct, Roy Kllne, Isabelle Benedlct, Jean Lecron, Patr1c1a Monn, Vir glnla Kuhn, Mr Sanderson gompliments gf ROBERT'S CHEVROLET 274 Hour Towing and Road Servlce PHONE 10141 wuuassoao, PENNSYLVANIA QV,, LQ , A , , U 4 - .V .- I 5 ' Ld I A, w V A KA W F .. ' x A 0 0 . 0 0 , o 0 o ' Jones, L. Harunan, A. Angle, R. Myers, V. Kuhn, M. Reed, E. Miner. Fifth Row- o , o . ' Ff'f J , I - D R yr A 1 f X A Q 3 W ,lt Q-Wy, M 3 1 , , , 5 , ' if K X5 A 'Q ! 'Qi' Q f , ' . ' 0 , f V Q .. - I kfygaf, . . -. I ,V A..-.il V K I . Vs, I ' 2 ' K . ' V? - V Qzsfnij RIFLE CLL3 Flrst Row Eugene wagaman, James Sellhamer, Jerry Frlese, Kenneth Geesaman, Earl Gates, Eugene Gunder Second Row Edward Shaffer, Lennls Gossert, Dean Hoover, Ronald Monn, Glen Mentzer, Lynn Carbaugh, Glen Slmmers, Glen Shockeyg Mr Heefner F1rst Row Robert Grove, Lamar Creager, Dale Huff, Davld Monn, Eugene Cole, Charles Hunsecker, Charles Goshorn, Lloyd Funk, Frank Wonn Second Row Mr Heefner, Rlchard Angle, Gerald Cole, Eugene Kaufrman, Paul Judy, Ronald Berger, Carrol Monn Kennpfh qmlth, Robert watson Compllments of G C MIDDOUR COMPANY Custom Alumlnum Storm windows and Doors PHONE IDSO WALNUT ST , WAYNES ORO, PENNSYLVANIA I v RIFLE mum EEE -1-1 RED CROSS First Row Dawnfloris Arnold, Margaret Stambaugh, Walter M1nn1ck,wilma Benedict Mrs Spangler Second Row Mary Lou Barnes, Roy Kline, Charles Goshorn, Marlene Brown Y First Carolyn Olini, Rosetta Shultz, Elizabeth Welsh, Geraldine Parks, Dawnfloris Ar- nold, Bonnie Miller, Marlene Brown, Jean Beck, Margaret Stambaugh, Patricia Monn, Bernice Finney. Third Row Dorothy Besecker, Kathryn Kelly, Maryle Martin, Doris Hafer, Jean Angle, M rtle Shaffer, Wilma Benedict, Doris Armstrong, BetqfBarnes, Esther Wagaman, Vida Corwell, Dorothy Cordell, Mrs. Lewis. Compliments of GOOD'S MARKET Your City Store In The Country PHONE lh77-R-2 CUINCY, PENNSYLVANIA E K Q. ' A A , ,I Q , , .. ? -4 Q ' W v 1? 1 , B' 0 Q . V . 4 1 , mf. ', . , .. , , , r , . - . I ' . . . . , 0 0 ' 1. 1 O - -,,, ..- ,i I I . I I , ' . ' I , 07 ' 5 ' Q ' Nl r 1 1 A 1j'1 ' 4 ! -gg , I. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Flrst Row Joann Haxer, Uav1d Monn Second How Ronald Wonn, Eugene Nhltting ton, Gerald Relchard, Dorothy Besecker, Loulse Hartman, Nancy wagaman, Robert Nead, Eugene Kauffman Thlrd Row Kathryn Kelly, Vlda Corwell, Mr Sanderson, Betty Barnes, Wllllam wh1tt1HgtOH, Esther Wagaman, Howard Zody, Alta Starr B Q '55 :wa PROJECTIONIST CLUB First Row - Earl Gates, Kenneth Geesaman, Paul Ebersole, Gerald Relchard, Mr. Sanderson. Second Row -Donald Monn, Howard Zod , Melvln Unierkoffler, Corban Tabler, Robert Nead. Comolmments of LOTTIE'- BEAUTY SfLON HalTCUttlHg All klnd rermanents PHONE 11179-R-11 OUINCY, PENNSYLVANIA i 5 l . 2 Z ,. he 1 .ul 'ET'-it 1 ,2 ,ff ' G U , 1A5'.KKp4.r' . I li W 1 ,l v-1 . Q y U lf' 0, , , I G . I ' , D .4, -.M ml. A Lg . D-9 A .351 I. , M 11,13 '.- f' A K' A A Q .t'fX:' 'H ,,. , 1 VA .M k X V4 4 in L . . .nlw-y 3 xl Q-Q.-1' M, ' . 1 f 4. 5' Q 45fw1,w,f,g,g- 1 W ' 1?Zfw'f'5fg ' F 1 . Y . ,T . 1 X' .-Ix'Y - ' - , 1 4 13 1 , W . G ,.. nw ' B-TW -lit , F-K, . L. I :HX '1 Q NM in 3 a Q 2' 1 r 'lxf,,,, f fl Q 3 A2- First Row, 1eit4f5-Fight Glenn Simmers, Manager, Lamar Creager, Kenny Geesaman, Lloyd Funk, Jerry Friese, Earl McK1nstry, William Black, William Whittington, Kenneth mith, Charles Hunsecker, Ronald Berger, Jerry Kauffman, Howard Zody Second Row Donald Weller, David Monn, James Shindledecker, Eugene Moats, Donald Shoemaker, Carrol Monn, Gerald Barkdoll, Lawrence Long, Khnns Zimmerman, Maurice Gossert, Eugene wagaman, Victor Rock, Mr Gluck The Quincy High School Spartans, coached by Jim Cluck, took second place in the Franklin County Soccer Conference Although soccer was reinstated at Quincy in l9h9, the Spartans hadn't won a game until this year. The Spartans showed plenty of team work and fighting spirit The Spartans will lose the valuable service of Earl McK1nstny and Maurice Gossert 1n the forward wall The loss of Gerald Barkdoll and Dave Monn, two great halfbacks, will be greatly felt we congratulate the boys for a good Job well done Quincy 1-5 Greencastle Quincy 2-O Smithsburg Quincy 3-1 Scotland Quincy 3-2 Fannettsburg Quincy 2-1 Dry Run Quincy 1-lx St. Thomas Quincy 0-2 James Buchanan Ouincy 2-O Greencastle Quincy 1-O Scotland Quincy 5-1 Fannettsburg Quincy ln-2 St. Thomas Quincy 0-2 James Buchanan Quinvy 3-0 nry Run Compliments of WAYNESBORO ICE AND COLD STORAGE COMPANY PHONE M06 Storage Lockers and Frozen Food WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA 'Q 4,1 A m? 'A ' Lis. ' ' M :I . , VJ :x,1A 1 ,1 - U N , Q , - ' - 4 5 'ig 'fv L L' a la:-I A C a o . O . I I . . . Flrst Row Dav1d Monn, James Shlndledecker, Kletis Zimmerman, Eugene Wagaman, MGIVIR Underkoffler gecond Row luck, Lawrence Long, Merle Little: Gerald Barkdollf tarrol Monn, Rlchard Br11l The Spartans Baske ball team won th1rd place 1n the Franklln County Athletic Conference w1th a record of f1ve wins and flve losses The Spartans led by Kletls Zlmmerman and Rlchard Brlll never went.down to de feat wlthout maklng the game a terrlflc battle The other boys on the souad de serve thelr share of credlt for always howlng a fightlng splrlt and good team work The Spartans w1l1 lose Brlll, a hook shot and push shot artlst They w11l also lose the servlces of Barkdoll, Underkoffler, and Dave Monn we congratulate the boys for doing a fine Job thls season, and wlsh the team greater success next year Qulncd Qu ICN Qulncy QHlHCJ QUILIICJ Quan cv Qulncy Qu1ncy Qulncy Qulncv Qulncy Qulncy Qulncy Qalncy Qulncy QUlHCy Oulncy Culncy fulncy 29 20 53 Q3 26-m5 39 h8 36-55 Ncnonncll nur Vo k Sprlnps Qollln Sprln s Neawllle McConnellsourg 60 30 Scotland SmlthSbUTf Greencastle d Wash ngton Townshlp James Buchanan h8 BOlllHP Sprln s St Thomas Scotland Greencastle Sm1thSbUTb 5 wBShlNFtOH Tovnsnlp 9 James Buchanan St Thomas 36 York Sorlr Coggilgggts of LANDIS MACHINE COMPANY WAYNECBORC, FENNSYLHANIA PH N . ---Fr. 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AJS W First Row Kenneth Geesaman, Paul Judy Second Row Jerry Kauffman, Robert watson, Donald Eccard, Roy Kline, Harry Scott, Vlctor Rock, Mr tlucV Jim Cluck's llttle Spartans showed plenty of team work and flghting sp1r1t Although the boys d1dn't come out on the long end of the score too often, the school can really be proud of them By playlng on the Junlor court know bow Next year some brothers Qulncy Qulncy Qulrcy Qulncy Quincy QUlDC5 Qulncy Qulncy Qulncy Qulncy Qulncy Qulncy Q'-1111031 Qulncy Qulncy QW-HCV fx' i X Compllments of SCHOOL PBNNANTS AND JEWELRY varslty, the boys ga n plenty of experlence and of them will be ready to move p w1th the r blg 22 31 16-38 b8-37 29 741 Hcoonnell burr' Scotland Smlthsburb McConnellsrurv Bolllng Sprlnp N wvllle 26-62 56 Whshmgton Townsh n 5 James Buchanan 28 Bo1l1ng Sprmgs St Thomas Scotland 26-140 Greencastle 311 17 15 3l.Wash1npton Townshlp bl 143 37 26 SmlthSbHTg James Buchanan St Thomas UNION EMBLEH COMPANY PALMIRA, PENNSYLVANIA -. . 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Q , f 2 f ' 27- h i .-1 XIX u A u 1 X I v . x l 0 X lx Q Q 29-Lo lj GIRLS BASKETBALL First Row Dorothy Cordell, Gloria Gossert, Anna Stambaugh, Dorothy Besecker, Vir ginia Kuhn Second Row Jean Angle, LaRue Simmers, Marie Sponsler, Nancy Walters, Margaret Stambaugh, Shirley Stoops, Mrs Spangler Although the girls team had another unsucces ful year, it shows promise for future years This year they played two night games with York Springs which is out of the county All the other games were played in the afternoon The Seniors on the team this year were Anna Stambaugh, Nancy Walters and La Rue Simmers Quincy 27-MS York Springs Quincy 10-MS Greencastle Quincy 27-6h Washington Township Quincy 16-30 Greencastle Quincy 15-17 Scotland Quincy 15-29 Scotland Quincy 2b-h8 York Springs Quincy 27-145 Washington Township Compliments of RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIOS School Photography A Specialty BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA . Q . ,flfl . 4il5uiL I ' f A . A 5 I . . . o , ' n fjZee?f3lLacAwu Nancy Cordell, Carolyn Ol1n1, Gloria Blubaugh, Jean Angle, Anna Stambaugh Frances Cauffman The ch erlcaders thls year contalned four newcomers Conslderlng the few practlces they were able to schedule, we thlnk they dld a good job 'lheyattended Thelr motto, which they held pretty true, was We, the cheerleaders of thls year, Are out to make plenty of nolse, Not for attractlon, but gust to cheer And help add another vlctory for our boys Compllments of HENICLE'S MARKET Produce of all klnd PHONE 1253 J NORTH CHURCH ST EXT , WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA T - - . . , , all basketball games, home soccer games, and the girls home basketball games. 'SIL i K --Q -1-'wif'- , ai' ff 1 ff- it 15:18, Q, ,. IW, w??' 2, ,f 1, :iii if 4, ' f ,- z-ff' Av f 59' ff? 571 4.20 1, , V gf?-xnkm, :TR-'E 1 ,I xr ,f -ww - z9f,.+1-,,,Q.,.,,M..g1,-n,g.'- ,Mfr - ..,. 3544 5- 435' , -,L '.t', ,.,1.:4jjQ ,, 1. Q -. f. Y P A 1 5. ' , - 1 n 3' Q-, ' Q .1 .-' .,S ff? f- . 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