Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

w ,Q r 'F W L Q5 i , P rn li A ' t ,li k IL 'v Em X We the class of 1963 present THE QU INCO IA Through these pages we hope to bring back many happy memories of our years at Quincy High School. W 355333 mfmw H M,,:. ,, MM wana naming 'fem emsfw ,f ,W nf ? , by ,,, V, I ' ' , V , 1J.,Q-,Q f,- , cf' vhimtinn We, the class of '63, dedicate our yearbook to Quincy High School THE SCROLL Memory is when you look back and the answers float in to who? what? when? where? The are and are are for set and members who were there then repeated on a screen recalled on a scroll moved in a miniature drama. collected and recollected actions, speeches, silences, forth by images of the mind made in a mingling mist to do again and to do over precisely what they did do once this is memory-- sometimes slurred and blurred-- this is remembering sometimes wrecking the images and proceeding again to reconstruct what happened and how. the many little involved answers to who? what? when? where? and more involved than any how? How? --Carl Sandburg gf ,fy Yearbook b ,ao o if eq! 6569 'J taff Sports: Suzanne Misner Rudy Cordell X559 be 41,1 50 1 xo! 0 X 090 Advertising: Maxine Potter Barry Carbaugh Judy Flasher Typists: Barbara Seilhamer Paulette Miller Darlene Hoover Features: Judy Sheffler Donald Lehman Dorothea Snider 3 hmininiratinn High school seniors of the 1960's are entering a world of outstanding-- yes, amazing--accomplishments. But the end is not yet. The horizons are unlim- itedg the opportunities for success are as numerous as every men and women of character will continue to be leaders in our nation and in the world. There will be a place for the talents and abilities of each of you in this new world- You Quincy High School seniors of 1963 are challenged to use those talents and abilities to become import- ant leaders and workers in the wonder- ful world of the future. -- Roger C. Mowrey, M. Ed. Supervising Principal QQ .VH 9, 1 'jyff x n- Wjiffr ' 2,1 DMINISTR WN W ff 9g,qjff1 ff 'QV' Q! 'Ny flfxyf f' 1 fl E .fff ff? li Pj Ai' 1 , , ?' ' . ,Jff,?!jr+,iJExfMV lj jj ls P fyjl .dw iyvfllr fMlFA,fff VN! f iee om,i-eA 4 V ,gf nfflli XXV xv! XDJIIQQ ?gr I e ale? u .raw clo .to your che she oa . lj ,L A gX egg? sgegigyg--vii f Lsaigigere id' ' ' ' ' f f 1 V l x Lf Life hol many crossroads and your decisions will be determined greatly by the values you have adopted what role we played in helping you to mold a philosophy--history will record May your generation produce a greater heritage than you have been blessed to receive. Indeed the future is yours-- Please remember to make God a major part of your blueprint, It is our fer- vent prayer for your continued success and happiness. --Robert L. Owens, M. Ed. Principal wil Mr. John Martin, who has a B. S. degree from Shippensburg State College, is a teacher in the math and science depart- ments and advisor of the Photography and Hi-Y Clubs, and the J. V. team. Mrs. Anna Spangler, who has her B. S. degree from Shippensburg State College, teaches mathematics and Latin this year. She is also the Advisor of the Future Teachers of America Club and the Student Council. Facult Mr. Theordore Heefner, who is in charge of the library, is a familiar face in our history and English departments. He was graduated with a B. S. degree from Shippensburg State College. Mrs. Molly Gossert, taught English and French at our school this year. She also served as the Tri-Hi-Y Adviser and the Director of the Senior Class Play She has her B. S. degree from Shippens- burg State College. Mrs. Barbara Saler, with a B. S. degree from Susquehanna University, is our shorthand and typing teacher. She is also our yearbook advisor. Mr. Lamar Creager, who is our Senior Class Advisor, teaches Commercial Education, and has a B. S. degree from Shippensburg State College. f Mr. Harry Wagner, with a B. S. degree from Susquehanna University, is our band director. Mrs. Mabert Williams, who has a B, S. from West Chester State College, teaches music and chorus at our school and in the elementary school. Mrs. Margaret Brady, our phys. ed., health, and science teacher has a B. S from Shippensburg State College. She again this year is the advisor of the Home Economics Club and the Cheerleaders Mr. Robert Stum, who has a B. S. degree from West Chester State College, teaches history, health, Physical Education, and is the advisor of the Athletic Club. R E iii!! f, . -wr Miss Shelia Whitmore, a former graduate of our school, and a graduate Waynesboro Business School, is ementary, secondary clerk. Mrs. Catherine Symmonds, R.N,, ate of Lewistown Hospital, school nurse. of the the el- a gradu- is our V I P n F W 5 s V 6 5 , i w . I W . , V Q s 4 A 4 , W P R E S I D E , N T ,fi '. Jane Marie Biesecker Geniral Tri-Hi-Y 15 Varsity Club 2-35 Chorus 3-45 Home Economics 45 Color Day Attendenf 35 Intramurals l-3-45 Student Council 45 Class Treasurer 25 Homeroom President 45 Class President 3-45 Junior and Senior Class Plays5 f F V ' 'I f 5 C 5 N rE,V I ,We-'X 5 at irwl N I , 9 ,' iff 3? 5 QR 45' 1 l'E:f: r 'K 1 ,'Kf S Q. 1 5 A f A , 5 ,. , r, 5 1V 5 1 ' D Jxlr X N AM X . 7 j fl , L .55 5- 5 5, HoyardJRonald Cpldsmith General Basketball EIJ-2-3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Varsity Q Club 2-3-45 Intramurals 1-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Student Council 25 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Track 35 Class Treasurer 35 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Memory: The basketball games and dances Memory: The two basket- ball games our boys played with James Buch- anan. We won by one point. Suzanne Mae Misner Commercial Chorus 2-3-45 Home Economics 45 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Varsity Club 2-35 Cheerleading 2-3-45 Junior Class Playg Intramurals 1-2-45 Club Officer 45 Homeroom Officer 1-35 Yearbook Staff 45 Class Officer 2-3-45 Memory: Practicing forHThe Cannibal Queen? 1 1 1 I participated in. Darlene Leora Hoover Commercial Varsity Q 2-35 Chorus 2-3-45-XYearboohg45 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y5 Homeroom Otfi eg 15 Cheec- leading 3-45 Class Officerl III, pflntramurals 1-3-45 Senior ClassQPlay5Ygtore Manager 37 45 Basketball,2t' 5 V ,U 'M' f V ,f5 xp 5M if Memoryng 4V,, Cheerleader agbasketfball games5 firstiprqm ff' A f 55 5,11 V . U5 L wl l 5 4 ,j ,, ' s U 1 qu MT Q jr , 5 L ,5 f Rffw C fy 15 H V. . I ew Lf' UA 11 '5 1 I 5 ,if 5 j f T 7 ,Cf 1' . WW A wht , , ' lvm j?JR -H R j ff 1 if W' f EQ 145' I if f 't'4' ' fV'ff, Y 5, Zz X5 fl X 'R ,bf ff ' f L' pail ,lf C if 7,1511 , 5 f 91 1 L9 11 ' 7 w gl' L 'L ', Q, Ill? QM 4 . Charles Richard Avey General Soccer 1-25 Basketball 1-25 Intramurals 15 Memory: Phys. Ed. class. Terance Lee Baker Academic Basketball 2-3-45 Track 3-45 Intramurals 1-3-45 Hi-Y 15 Varsity Club 2-35 Athletic Clum Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 3-45C1ass Play 35 Baseball 1-45 Class Officer 1-25 Student Council 1-3-4. Memory: The track meet at James Buchanan in '62. Wayne Aubrey Benshoff Commercial Treasurer of Jr. Hi-Y 15 Junior Class Play 35 Photo Club 45 Intramurals 1-35 Athletic Club 45 Memory: The Snowman's Holiday Dance. David Allan Bonner Commercial Photography Club 15 Jr. Hi-Y 15 Soccer 45 Memory: Hi-Y Trip to Hershey. Harry Clyde Bumbaugh Jr. General H1-Y 1-2g Soccer l-2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3g Baseball 2-3g Student Council 2g Memory: The baseball and soccer games. v. Elf John Ralph Bumbaugh General Activities: Jr-Hi-Y lg Baseball 3-4g Intramurals 2-35 Memory: Seeing Dr. Ernst. 1 V f 1 'jk' :i'J ,V :I 'xx . pl, lf. 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'Lf' J J Rosemarie Carter Academic Chorus 2-3-45 Intramurals 2-3-45 Varsity Q Cl'-lb 2-35 Future Nurses Club 3-4g Jun- ior and Senior Class Playg Librarian 35 Color Day attendant 2g Color Day yaid of Honor 33 Memory: Decorating for the Junior-Senior Prom. .JW Rudy Barton Cordell Academic Basketball 1-2-3-45 Track 3-4g Baseball 4g Class Play 3-43 Varsity Club 2-35 Athletic Club 45 Jr. Hi-Y Club lg Class Officer 35 Homeroom Officer 1-35 Intramurals l-3-45 Yearbook Staffg Memory: Practicing for the Junior Class Play. HORSIN AROUND! John Maurice Creager General X ' Jr. H1-Y lg Int als 3 Qt A J 'x Memory: when 1 first started the Esc of my Junior year, here at Quimc C tjglif. XL f N If v, 5 xi, Auf: of ' X , .g X lx, Donald Charles Dickinson , ND ' enexjha lilly Memory: Jr. Hi f'X 1' - V f. .2 . ,.,' vk Lwtvfl f U L 1 m ' U v lx in -OL Sk X? pf xx Dx J l I Xu 'Jw Ly? f K 5 , Q' VLXLU 'Aww :qw -J ' X 7 A1 1 L off' ' Cf ,' VJ 'V fy' ffn LFP LU Ay PM W 3' Eugene Wesly Dickinson General Volleyball 3g -Jr. Hi-Y lg Soccer team lg Memory: Our Phys. Ed. Classes. ,MW W Mari? General , ,, fjiplfv Jr. fi Home Room Lib- F N A Club 3g Junior Memory: Dressed as the Junior Class Play. MZ AUudith Lorraine Flasher N Commercial Jr. Tri-H1-Y lg Tri-H1-Y zgf senior Class Playg Yearbook Staffg xHome Economics 3-45 Librarian 3-4. ' ,' E Memoryr kP1eying Catalpa in the 'Senior Class Play. ' . , N Qonms I? 1 Allen Clark Freeman General Hi-Y lg Photography Club 3g Memory: The Prom. ,J J qjb ft ' W .1 , , 95 M X., Aij j . YJ rj. Andi Pj , Q M f . L5 X Q5 M f ' A Robert Harvey Freeman General Joseph Thomas Harshberger General Memory: Freshmenfyear. ? , WJ XXV 0 f KCMM, , My M J ugffmfffjffmfww W MMM MV Jack Leroy KBDDBGY Commercial Hi-Y 1-3-4g Yearbook 4g Soccer Intramurals 33 Band 1-2-3-45 Volleyball Intramurals 3g Photography 2-45 SPOFVS Manager Memory: The Prom in 1962. A Student Council lg Hi-Y 15 Athletic Club 45 F.T.A. lp Photo Club 3-43 Memory: Color Day, class colors. when we received our Mary Cathrine King General Tri-Hi-Y lg Intramurals 33 Band 3-43 Memory: Color Day and the Prom. fi ,fffwV'ZQ f7 . I' 3 Kyiv IYVLIC- i , cj If If 'QQ 421-5' ,gf ' k Ib , I ,4,,of 'V ,Jud ' MM lif-f'fMiL My 'WM ,W 9, ' .IL rf lrvfs , KMA. -I ,vb W J .f cd i , my MQ JB WW MQ JAM? fd A6 .' 0 W 14 fT'K M5 f I . Donna Marie Kipe Academic Nurses Club 1-2gLibrarian 3-4g Intramurals 3: Memory: First Homeroom Assembly. ff! 1 . I Y I 4 ' ,Af fl' 2 A , 1 ' f , J ' 'If ,J ? Q fl, ,muf 7 iff. ' fx . I W I I 1 , 1 f 4 f ' .J m '- ff 17 I i f ,l.f 1 J f gf ,zu ff ' ,N-'f'f ,w z . 1 'Q ' .. ff J' .' f,' ,!. ff!! 'ff ll L l f ! 1 I Y if 'ff 'V f if 1 1 f f ..f ,, f , ,' , 1 A lla! 'J' ,f 14 1 ,, .fy , ,frf ,A f 4 f- I , , gf DonaJ:ld'ClarkiKnePReff M V ff if A ,A Commercial Lira nf,.f V ff ,lily fy K, Q I f !CAlass'VicQ,!fre3siVd!ent lgChorus 3-4g ,fC1as?.P1'ay 3gStudent Council 3-4g'Magazine 3-4g Home iRoomg2Vice 'vllresident 3g Store Manager 3-45 I ff Memory: Fun we had at all dances and activities, especially color day and class play 3. ,, . Donald Lee Lehman Academic Jr. Hi-Y lg Photo Club 2g Chorus 2-3-43 Memory: The assemblies featuring Dr.Ernst. 'f X . , 3 ,C X WW' 01074 i Y Carol Ann Madigan Academic Student Council 2-3-4g Junior Class Play ldanagerg Varsity Club 25 Chorus 2g Intra- murals 1-3g Basketball 23 Memory: Working with the Student Council and C 1 r Day. Dbfzfo lpfwaj f W! Wd M LU gym JifJ'L!jlLg U l fl, , , ffl WU A ui , , 1 ow-iv' -1. Aw Qui? Ronald Ordean Mentzer Commercial Terry Delano Michalsky General Stage Crew 33 Chair Crew lg Band 1-2g Hi-Y lg Memory: The fun I had with my classmates Memory: Basketball Games and the new friends I made at Q. H. S. fl! Il! THAT'S A BUICK! Kathqi-ine 'E1izak2etj-1'iidilierd 6 ' lgcaiiemicfk ,. .5Pau1ette Kaye Miller Commercial J ,4 , , 5 v s Ciass Secretdgy 23 Hojbfoom o aycer 2-3Q3S Jr. Tri-Hi-YQ Band 1-2-3-45 Chorus 2-3-45 News Repbrfkerfig Tri-HENY 15il55.T.A. 1-gi-Sp ' Assistant Manager of Girls' Basketball 25 Intramurafs l-fighorus 2-3-42 Bang 1i2i3-4 Library 1-2-3g Home Economics 35 Yearbook gibfary 1-2:i,1Ass'n Ed. yearbook 4g Cheer- ,Hg Staffg Tri-Hi-Y 25 Y.F.C. 43 Guidance Lib- .V egding 25 gglassi play V, 3 , rary 2g 2 2 1 at 2 x Memoryii Junior C15ss1PLay piactiqe. ' Memory: Typing the school news weekly. 5 'R .5 1 Jr X N' . t ' 16 A Cheryl Lee Minnich Commercial Homeroom Secretary 15 Home Economic 3-45 Band 1-2-3-45 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Class Play 35 Memory: Being Mary Fremont in the Junior Class Play5 Color Day Attendent in Junior year. - ',f Alan Douglas Moats General Activities: Soccer l-2-3-45 Varsity Club 2-35 2nd Vice Pres. of Club 35 Baseball 2-3-45 Athletic Club 45 Jr- Hi-Y 15 Intramurals 35 Vice Pres. of Jr-Hi-Y 15 Memory: On the bus to and from soc- cer games. H Who' Elaine Delores Monn Academic f Randolph Clayton Monn General Chorus 2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 1-'.T.A.5f-2-53-45 Intramurals 1-2-35 Tri-Hi-Y 15 ,Treasurer JF- Hi'Y 1? Dancing 1? Varsity 1'2'3i Band gf F,T,A, 45 5 ' l-2-35 Chorus l-2-3-45 , 4 , Memory: ColorfDay Sophomone year. Memory: The Junior and Senior Prom. 'Qjxy XSLXAQI I ,W J? X Sw mix I F' ny If V J is l x J ' X ly ax 5 gy k - K j N , W M .W W JV xl NJ My My ,J .M TQQQ N, v Jw V Hvkf haw IT -W-rw 1 Q xy Q1 ?J.?w NHL R31 MQ' Ni JW Am Mary Catherine Murray General Jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg Varsity Club 2-3g Chorus 2-3-45 Cheerleading 15 Intramurals 2-33 Class Play 35 Band 1-2-3-45 Memory: Playing the pianog being Eugenia Sherwood. Elden Martin Newcomer General Student Council 1-2-3-4g Vice-President of Student Council 4g Jr. Hi-Y Club lg Junior Class Playg Athletic Club 2-3-45 President of homeroom 35 Senior Class Playa Memory: Being Mr. Freemont in Junior Play. Joseph Janusz Orlicki General Intramurals 43 Varsity Club 35 Athletic Club 4g Memory: My first day at Quincy High. Maxine Elizabeth Potter Academic Band 1-2-3-45 F.T.A. 1-2-35 Chorus 1-2-3- 43 Tri-Hi-Y Vice-President lg Homeroom President lg Homeroom Treasurer 35 Year- book Staff 4g Memory: The fun I had at the basketball L1 M vxf-1 mf Qlyed CL 18 games. if 5 1 l W , f , ,. y 1 H' '19 fl . lf n V, . ,I x lf' r ,ll l r ' l,m qv -Kid ifxvlvx U V ' vm 'rx' JY, A ,A 4 'I MVQUXQXJ xp V PU C V'sZv Q N1 ,-U Q x ig7H AJ iS5?gy9fw-My V,u - Ak, Qfyf fy , X W ,rt VJAJGJ' H BN Q1 JL Qfy, 0 9 mu fm, W uf Um -LUJHJJ-U1 I Nl X 4, 1 f J , Www ww 1 y ' N xl Q up X ld A awww WYJQJ DEG' xyjg 5gQjKyMy A !U If HWRKUUJ MAQU ,Q NV um X J qffvf GJ wwWuOM4NIMr wt JW M rw' N MJF UW my fl UW.: 11,1, UN, .X ,, J M 1 J X w fy - L E , fab LBA! if X IU' 1 Susan Irene Rook Academic Barbara Jane Seilhamer Commercial Jr. Tri-Hi-Y lg F.N.A. Vice-President 2g F.T.A. 1-43 Intramurals 1-35 Basketball Team 2g Yearbook Staff 43 Librarian 1-43 Homeroom President 25 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 3g Memory: Taking timed writings in typing class. Judith Ann'Sheffler 5 A Commercial Tri-Hi-Y-1-213-41Afchqfus 2-3g4g, gallan- Ball Intramuralsxl-3-42 President of Tri- H1-Yf4g Librarian 3-4g Student Cduncilt 4g ' Yearbook Staiff4g 'basketballa Intramurals f 1-3-4g JP f I 7 X' X 1 sf Memory: :The friendsvl made agfQ. HJ Sf ,X Nfl ' EVM ' 1 V M J x ' ' 'f Junior Tri-Hi-Y lg Chorus 2-3-43 Varsity Q Club 35 Home Economics 4g Yearbook Staff: Basketball Intramurals 1-3-45 Volleyball Intramurals 1-3-4g Girls' Basketball Team 23 Guidance Library lg Memory: When I received my class colors. John Robert Shindledecker General Hi-Y lg Photo Club 2-3-4g Memory: Mr. Norcross's history class. L , 19 f J Dorothea Ann Snider Academic Chorus 2-3-43 Home Economics Club 3g Home- room Secretary 2g Class Historian 3-4g Basketball Intramurals lg Yearbook Staffg Homeroom Treasurer 43 Memory: Color Day in our Sophomore year. I , ' x v, X., A I 1 X14 X 1 ,X K ,l' M . ' 1 N. , ' . LX H ,g x Q' 1 'A- Ivan Lee Stauffer General Soccer l-2-3-45 Basketball lg Baseball 2g Band 1-2-3-43 Memory: Decorating for the Prom. GLOBE Susan Ellen Stoner Commercial Business Club lg Home Economics Club 3g Varsity Club 23 Chorus 2-3g Junior Class Play: Cheerleader 2g Band 1-2-3-4g Intra- murals 1-2-3-43 Memory: Growing from a Freshman to a Senior. John Eugene Wagaman Commercial Jr. Hi'Y lg Photography Club 3-4g Memory: Mr. Martin's study hall. H WA f'-jfgjfffi f ff A f'f Z pjpf f W ffiliuzffff iwfft U y .W ffff Wj,jjj,f WW ll Q Kenneth Alan Wilhide General Donald Eugene Whitmore General Basketball Intramurals 1-25 Soccer Intra- Band 1-2-3-43 Photo Club 2-3-43 Hi-Y lg murals 35 Jr. Hi-Y lg Chair Crew lg Memory: Mr. Norcross and his history class. Memory: Junior and Senior Prom. Claudia Winnona Welsh Commercial Memory: nHomeroom Assembliesu of Freshmen year. Mo 512 Po Pul ar. . suzann e Mi sne r Don , ald Kn ep Per W h,,,S who wid 'CPS xtoe- voxevxc. 3 Yikeeecvet rua-9 xlsoak-9 4, os Ub- J J' ante Q F1 W as be 1- 1 H gb 4 ge he 1 o A-lbs 0 17 6091 ecwxevsooe . O Qaoyenxe yhuxef ?,oq,eoe Oxcwmeoo St O Qeen Student,-. 'bavoefsoe xhsXXeY on 900936 Mevsao ge 1 a 1, fllbz- 22 la .Ie IJ he hoe tsoo ez- Mo St Mu Sic al . Ma Xin 8 Po tt er Terry Ba ke r es 956 'Coe soak, Koi 'we -aoboo Save 'bkeeecv-ef 'iettq gbxlef Us no 0 e o 1- ha 8, J 'Y s kb 'lea Spb hoe er MI so e 1- I 0.0 'G Sei-ee-'s. Qkoeewwse Qaibet Boxxx Gomaoev 9 sz yyumweg Bono Eaofoei or WJ Wxvokde es s eu J goody dy Sb Cohefr de ll e b J ykoe 'io 'Lev 23 ur lass Histor Our Freshmen class of 86 students started well at Quincy High School. One of the Freshman homerooms, Room 10, surprised the school by reaching its goal first in the Curtis Magazine Campaign, thus winning the coveted ice cream party. Our Freshman-parent Night was also successful. While Freshman, we put on several outstanding assembly plays, one of which,HThe Light In The Window,H an Easter Play, was very popular among the students. For our freshmen initiation, the members of our class were all subjected to wearing homemade hats. During our Sophomore year we planned the Color Day Program and held the Color Day Dance in the evening. We felt very proud to receive our colors, Blue and Gold. In our Junior year we held the Halloween Party for the school. Later in the year we produced our Junior class Play, a three-act comedy, entitled nThe Cannibal Queen.H At this time we also ordered our class rings. The last event of the year was our Junior-Senior Prom following the theme of a cool setting, HOn A Tropical Island.H At last our Senior year arrived. This time in the magazine campaign, we won the coke and pretzel party and the ice cream party. Shortly after this we produced our Senior Class Play entitled NThe Mountain Gal.N We also ordered and received our Senior pictures. This year we attended the Junior-Senior Prom as guests. On Awards Day many seniors received awards for various accomplishments. At last Graduation Day has arrivedl Although we are leaving this school, we shall never forget the memories it holds. Good-by dear Quincy High School. School Song Cl s f '63 ass Ong 0 Quincy High School The golden haze of student days, Ever worthy of the name assigned The blue for old friends true: e, the students shall be thankful for a school For the deeds of light and power bright Praisiobiigfven to the students teachers We have the emblem HQH. ' ' friends, and guides. Quincy High School, we salute we'll gather round on Quincy's ground You now and ever more.H And sing right merrily, We girls and boys who come and formed HQuincy High School The class of '63 Ever seeking victory, truth, and fame. All the students help to find From mountain high and valley green Our school a better name. Came freshmen greener still, True and kind, devoted always we are to While strangers changed to warmer friends, our school As classmates on the hill. Cheerful voices join to praise our own school, Quincy High.H Words by, Judy Noble. Tune: Alma Mater Tune to Auld Lang Syng. Words by Louise Middour-Class of '64 Class Flower R d R Class Cheer e Use we're from Quincy High Class of Sixty-three, And with our colors, Blue and Gold We're as proud as we can be Yeah Seniors! ' Cixw-. 24 N I .. Al-nn-Q-.4 l I D I l D N P N w 5 N l 5 k . W 5 1 4700? Identified on page 50. n 26 ,ww-w..u i ' 60:-' ' www -' ,,Lgi3?f..W' ' , ,,,,,, wwf ' Qiwk ,Ni ,W L ,M ,, H M . - my A ,. . - , , Q 7' , - ,H ..., , ,H ww 7 f v A -V - zeal 1 , ms ff A ff nhvrrlaummrn f Egg I - V - m,,W,U g2gg3155 ? JU IORS Row 1--Judith Harbaugh, Pauline Hess, Connie Kesselring, Priscella Madigan, May Gates, Kathryn Kipe, Janet Helman, Mrs. Spangler. Row 2--Mark Moats, Pam Mong, Carolyn Knepper, Kay Gorman, Linda Lerew, Kathleen Hess, Terry Monn. Row 3--Richard Funk, Eugene Miller, Richard McEntire, Paul Miller, James Null, Darrell Mintmier, Harper Koons, Gary McCarde1l. Row 1--Mary Starr, Mary Socks, Rosie Welsh, Darlene Stouffer, Sherry Smith, Lois Wagaman, Judy Wagaman. Row 2--Fred Wilks, Gregory Peck, Corvin Verdier, Clinton Shaffer, Nancy Wagaman, Wayne Wagaman, Carroll Walters, William Weaver, Jay Wenger. Row 3--Fred West, Wilbur Sanders, George Weaver, Walter Rogers, Michael Rook, Ray Rotz, Wilson Shaffer, Mrs. Saler. 28 RET.. if Row 1--Beverly Blizzard, Donna Burkholder, Rosalie Byers, Kathleene Doyle, Ellen Chamberlain, Ruth Bumbaugh, Mrs. Brady. Row 2--Kenneth Barnes, Richard Freeman, Richard Broadbent, Faye Benedict, Barbara Freeman, Eddie Cordell, Dennis Butts. Row 3--Herbert Dotson, Robert Dotson, Gary Billet, Richard Brown, Ralph Dice, Delbert Barnes. CLASS FFICERS Donna Burkholder, Historian, Connie Kesselring, Vice-president, Walter Rogers, President: Judith Harbaugh, Secretary, Pamela Meng, Treasurer ' 29 5 Row l--Dale Baer, Beverly Daywalt, Marguerite Freeman, Joyce Baker, Patty Black, Gladys Gette, Nancy Ebersole, Thelma Baker, Linda Funk, Lennis Barnes, Mrs. Gossert. Row 2--Sam Beatty, Connie Barnes, Bonnie Bricker, Joanne Betoney, Judy Goetz, Sandra Groft, Geraldine Bakner, Susan Bakner, Cheryl Baker, David Cook, Row 3--Barry Cole, William Flohr, Eddie Baker, Glenn Hade, Terry Avey, Eugene Biller, Richard Baker, Delbert Daywalt, Kenny Cook Douglas Benedict. Row 1-Nancy Wagaman, Joan Wagaman, Patsy Younker, Linda Voss, Doris Van Luven, Emily Shearer, Patricia Peck, Sandra Yoder, Deborah Wilhide, Mr. Martin. Row 2--Dennis Welsh, Gary Reeves, John Shepard, Jay Wagaman, Doris Shick, Betty Younker, Carl Stouffer, Larry Wilks, Luther Wagaman. Row 3--David Stoner, Paul Ringenary, Hiram Wagaman, Jerry Thomale, Ralph Space, Mar- tin Rock, Billy Staley, Larry Socks, James Shaffer, Kenneth Smith. 30 Row l-Patsy Naugle, Karen Mentzer, Sue Jamison, Shirley Kauffman, Ellen Hess, Debbie Keckler, Linda McKean, Connie Heasley, Betty Kauffman, Patty Miller, Evelyn Kipe, Mr. Stum. Row 2-- Charles McCarde11, Ronald Newcomer, Norman Hauk, Mary Ann Long, Doris Koons, Judy Hardsock, Betty Henderson, Eunice Null, George Mills, Richard Mills. Row 3--Darrell Metz, Douglas Mis- ner, Gregory Henderson, Blair Milliner, Curtis Henning, Larry Michalsky, Lionel Meats, Rodney Mentzer, Eddie Hassler, Tom McEntire. 31 Iiuitirn thlvtim 2 f s f f ,,., , , X, 29141 1, f ,, -, yyy- H ' Kiwywizibziuni,-,,f',fff' My 'rp ww ff Elfg W A Z ' 4 , ' , f' :- wr ,, Q 2 4 ' w:eftnQW't4fh hw ' iff f f' ' , 'yi a 4wf ::i CENIIFND fl ACC DI AV Sgatgd: Jone Fahrney, Rosemarie Carter, Darlene Hoover, Jane Biesecker Standing: Harry Bumbaugh Elden Newcomer, Barry Carbaugh, Judy Flasher, Ronald Coldsmith, Rudy Cordell, Mrs Gossert , , w 5- f 3 ', 522317, ,,. , , ,IV f ,,1 V uf ' a-i f :.,,, , ,. fl , , f 5 fm, Q ,nz ? 'W 3 ,, ,.,, ,W W :wg Fw , if Q Vf,.lA5' AWVA9' f Z gas if lggfjv 3, f Q, Q , , 'G' Q f I Y s Y 2 wwwww? .gay t 4 gs I QEggfQi 55i ,W Y, X 5 jj at AV 5 Qf 3 f , W f .W-Q5 f 0: fa Ay V A f f ' E we ,Q 4 ,. ..,V-ff?-w,,, . Manu TAIN G L Our senior class play was a three-act hillbilly comedy entitled Hmountain Galn, which concerned an orphan adopted by a hillbilly family. Patokah Lindsay, the leader of the clan--in name only--played the part of the long-suffering husband. Rita,bis wife, was the domineering shrew. In the play Deedee, the orphan, finally finds her long- Iost parents, entirely by accident. As the play ends, Dee- dee has become a successful authoress. All the weeks of work, under the direction of Mrs. Gos- sert, paid off in another memorable night for the Senior Class. , , ,I - is . .4 0 ff' 3 , f 132,3 4 JU ICR CLASS PLAY ,,W,,,Mm,M,7 V, Row 1 - Cheryl Minnich, Rosemarie Carter, Mary Murray, Jane Biesecker Row 2 f Katherine Miller, Jone Fahrney, Susan Stoner Row 3 - Mr. Heefner, Terry Baker, Ronald Coldsmith, Suzanne Misner Donald Knepper, Elden Newcomer, Rudy Cordell. QQ U , ,- A V2 fwgingf, --...V ,.. wif, pe.. ,. THE CANNIB L QUEE Z' L K 1 I 6 In the lobby of the Craig House, a group of unusual characters came to form a very amusing evening for both players and the audience. when the news that a beautiful C?J Cannibal Queen named Ju-Ju is announced, curosity certainly is aroused, but this is nothing to the excitement and the problems which are caused when she Cor rather they! arrive. All goes well, however, for in the end the newspaper reporter keeps his job. Brenda Day gets the part in the play, and Ju-Ju gets a nan to take back to her home in the Solomon Islands f fy G, '2f L1ti fahfiif' S' W''LIe:,'fxzf5sttWfgfi' 5' 59' 57E,:57E'Y,55t 55:1 5575 f3Ef'f5W5z5nx7', , . 'W -' eziffffzifvgf ff , . , . mewugfgaf252 J 43,413'L3f5w5,G,qf::f:L:: : '1'j,'f Q jqglgfgya . , Y 1 -,,,. .f,,,f3,A, ,,.,,,,,Q K . f - '-,f2ff5fw, r -:fy :H fm, A , ram if ' 4 , , ,,,,..,ss ex f1f.,f, -f,, .,,--,, .,,,r 5qfyWWw1wWwMMM3' vtlvt ttee M5 A 5855 .C 5 x X95 K 7 X2 4 'Z Q' , f f ff 1, fy' 21 X f r iw ,iw V ' , Q w 1 gig ' rvr S f X 3 TUDE T COUNCIL 192 1 , ,, lm ,, AN,A. V,,. l....le,,... . Seated: Row 1--Mrs. Spangler, Judy Harbaugh-Secretary, Terry Baker-President, Elden Newcomer- Vice President, Donald Knepper-Treasurer. Row 2--Carol Madigan, Gladys Gette, Debbie Wilhide, Faye Benedict, Walter Rogers, Paul Miller, Judy Sheffler, Mary Ann Long, Jane Biesecker. ,:u31Q,44ds,'4A, mm ,,7, ..., M , , ...,, ,,,,. , . fi , f H-'fwz,'f11,'1iw1- ,V-2'-1 f K' 5 QM,-,. V i e,LVVh,,., ,, V,,,, 1, e,,, 2 H 5 -'-' ', H, f 5 af' , Mm, .,. , ,f5M,W ,zyy ,wg fy 3 if v 'QQEEQT WW. 5 9 TAQQW :Hal an A -wp WML, ,fffwmff Q54 A mwfwfy fi WM, 'wW,Wy U .sw l , - ee,, ' f ' , 3 X gag, 1 v if H . . L, .,,, A af fd svn , 142. . ' ' ' T'if5'ifffw'QVEQEVESEWZETIEQE,5' riffs! M Vg I NM V: I w visas Lenrfesrfeifxaasw A' w2?f55 i7filQQn' 'E A T km, k'EZ,u?i?5:f5?E1?5Vffi'l? 5, I v ,ix L 4 :H--,,f-f , fegr5f,gZ5,5?ig??fa5k 7 1 K ?5 Q'l5 L.: '15, V -951, imgzw I New ag J -f ffifffef. . T saee n , .f,, ' For many years Quincy High has been served well by our student-government body, the Stu dent Council. The Student Council had been under the capable leadership of Mrs. Eyler for many yearsg but the advisorship was changed this year to Mrs. Spangler, who has filled the capacity well. This organization plays a large part in student life. Each year they give the first as- sembly, sponsor the Thanksgiving dance, and choose the citizens of the month. This year they sponsored Spartan Day, which replaced our usual Color 'Day celebration. Besides these events they also have charge of the Remembrance Fund. This fund sends flowers to those who are sick and where there is death in the family. Quincy High has been indeed fortunate to have such a group as this to serve it. 35 POT ...T Q, , ...M eeeerr Q Q aww Seated: Row 1--Mary Socks-Historian, Donald Lehman-Vice President, Gladys Gette-Secretary Katherine Miller-President, Elaine Monn-Treasurer, Mrs. Spangler. Row 2--Patsy Naugle, Shir- ley Kauffman, Mary Ann Long, Susan Rook, Paul Miller, Fred West, Emily Shearer, Joyce Baker Nancy Wagaman. LIBRARIANSJ a ,Awww in Seated--Ellen Hess, Judy Flasher. Standing--Mary Starr, Faye Benedict, Pauline Hess, Susie Rook Jone Farhney, Mr. Heefner, Donna Kipe, May Bumbaugh, and Judy Sheffler. 36 'TDI Ill Xl A Seated: Row l--Deborah Wilhide-Treasurer, Janet Helman-Secretary, Judy Sheffler-President l Doris Shick-Vice President, Susan Bakner-Chaplain Row 2--Judy Hardsock B tt H d . , e y en erson, Mrs. Gossert, Rosie Welsh, Rosalie Byers. Row 3--Beverly Daywalt, Joan Wagaman, Patty Black, Cheryl Baker, Evelyn Kipe, Thelma Baker, Linda Funk. Row 4--Sue Jamison, Patsy Younker, Doris Van Luven Li d , n a Voss, Patricia Peck, May Gates, Patty Miller, Karen Mentzer. Row 5--Connie e Betoney, Sandra Groft, Betty Jane Younker Norma Heasley, Bonnie Bricker, Eunice Null, Joann , Wagaman, Judy Goetz, Connie Barnes. 1 1 Seated: now 1--Carl Stouffer-Treasurer, Charles McCardel1-Vice President, Jack Kennedy-Presi- dent, Jerry Thomale-Secretary, John Shindledecker-Chaplain. Row 2--Lennis Barnes, Ronald Newcomer, John Shepard, Mr. Martin, Gary Reeves, David Cook. Row 3--Douglas Benedict, Eddie Hassler, Douglas Misner, Richard Funk, Kenny Cook, William Flohr, Tom McEntire. Row 4--Jim Shaffer, Eddie Cordell, Blair Milliner, Curtis Henning, Hiram Wagaman, Ralph Dice, Eugene Miller, Ray Rotz. 37 llllll- l'l ,n Seated: Row 1--Beverly Blizzard-President, Susie Misner-Vice President, Kay Gorman-Treasurer, Judy Harbaugh-Secretary, Mrs. Brady. Row 2--Pam Mong, Judy Flasher, Connie Kesselring, Linda Lerew, Catherine Martin, Debbie Keckler, Linda McKean. Row 3--Jane Biesecker, Sandra Yoder, Doris Koons, Sherry Smith, Ellen Hess, Cheryl Minnich, Barbara Seilhamer .1 11- -- 1:11- 9 9..- -2 , Row 1--Barry Carbaugh, Alan Moats-Vice President, Terry Baker-President, Harry Bumbaugh-Trea- surer, Walter Rogers-Secretary, Wayne Benshoff. Row 2--Carroll Walters, Wilbur Sanders Elden Newcomer, Wilson Shaffer, Mr. Stum, Harper Koons, Bob Dotson, Joseph Orkicki. Row 3-- Randy Monn, Gregory Peck, Tom Harshberger, Richard Brown, Ronald Coldsmith, Rudy Cordell, Gary McCarde11, William Weaver. 38 Seated: Row 1--Mr. Owens, Darlene Hoover-President, Dorothea Snider-Secretary, Jay Wenger, Treasurer, Mary Starr-Chaplain. Row 2--Priscella Madagan, Darlene Stouffer, Fred West, Paul Miller, Paulette Miller, Lois Wagaman, Mary Socks. 1'inl f'l 1-vl null fin ri n1'l' rs f9,,44 4 l Row 1--Judy Harbaugh, Cheryl Minnich. Row 2--Pauline Hess, Susan Stoner, Richard McEntire, Judy Flasher, Susie Misner, Row 3--Paulette Miller, Wayne Benshoff, Darlene Hoover, Mr. Owens, Judy Sheffler, Mike Rook, Barbara Seilhamer. Row 4--Jane Biesecker, Jack Kennedy, Connie Kesselring. Seated: Row 1--John Wagaman, Tom Harshberger, Donald Whitmore, Wayne Benshoff. Row 2--Wilbur Sanders, Ralph Dice, Paul Ringenary, Mr. Martin, Richard Brown, Michael Rook, Ray Rotz. Row 3 John Shindledecker, Jay Wagaman, Carrol Walters, Jack Kennedy, Gregory Peck, Wilson Shaffer, David Stoner, Norman Hauk. Row 1-Mary Socks, Ass't. Manager, Carol Madigan, Ass't. Manager, Janet Helman, Jr. Class High Salesman, Jane Biesecker, Sr. Class High Salesman. Row 2--Mrs. Brady, Advisor, Clark Freeman, High Salesman for school, Larry Socks, Freshman Class High Salesman, Donald Knepper, Manager, 40 f l lf'Xl1Ilt'.e..... Row l--Kathryn Kipe, Dorothea Snider, Maxine Potter, Faye Benedict, Elaine Monn, Mrs. Will- iams, Priscella Madigan, Beverly Blizzard, Kathleene Doyle, Judith Harbaugh, Mary Murray, Ellen Chamberlain. Row 2--Jane Biesecker, Paulette Miller, Darlene Hoover, Fred West, Paul Miller, Jerry Thomale, Randy Monn, Judy Sheffler, Kay Gorman, Katherine Miller, Curtis Henn- ing, Rosalie Byers, Louise Middour, Nancy Wagaman, Rosemarie Carter, John Shindledecker, Susie Misner, Carolyn Knepper, Barbara Seilhamer, Donna Burkholder, Row 4--Richard Freeman, Terry Baker, Walter Rogers, Tom Harshberger, Robert Dotson, Donald Lehman, Gary Billet, Herb Dotson, Donald Knepper, Barry Carbaugh. IQ 1 A l l l .,.. -- A Y t, .Y Y Row 1--Dale Baer, Charlie McCarde1l, Susan Sanders, Barbara Stoops, Lavon Mickley, Susan Stoner, Cheryl Minnich, Susie Hess, Debbie Martin, Jeffery Flohr, Timmy Misner, William Monn. Row 2--Curtis Henning, Dale Stoner, Gladys Gette, Elaine Monn, May Gates, William Kauffman Mary King, Maxine Potter, Cheryl Baker, Victoria Hess, Barry Carbaugh, Row 3--Mary Murray, Lenore Roth, Paulette Miller, Eddie Hassler, David Stoner, Terry Baker, Wilbur Sanders, Katherine Miller, Doris Shick, Louise Middour, Donald Whitmore, Mr. Wagner. Row 4--Jack Kennedy, Fred West, Jacob Middour, Ronald Coldsmith, Max Shearer, Paul Miller, Jerry Thomale, Walter Rogers, Eugene Biller, Tom King, and Ivan Stouffer. 41 COLOR fig w ,gf DAY aziym LX, M , , ' ' I H w 47 ' Q ,x Soccer Team Row l--Eddie Hasslerg Gary McCardellg Fred Wilksg Alan Moats, co-captaing Ivan Stauffer co-captaing Harry Bumbaugh, co-captaing William Weaverg Eddie Bakerg Terry Monng Row 2- Blair Milliner, Managerg Gregory Hendersong David Bonnerg Carroll Waltersg Gary Billet Richard Browng Bob Dotsong Walter Rogersg George Weaverg Wilson Shafferg Mr. Stum. SENIOR SOCCER PLAYERS Harry Bumbaugh, David Bonner, Alan Moats, Ivan Stouffer 43 Managers, Kneeling: David Bonner, Elden Newcomerg Row 25 Mr. Stum-Coach, Gary McCarde1l Rudy Cordell, Robert Dotson, Richard Avey, Richard Brown, Gary Billet, Ronald Coldsmith Terry Baker, Wilbur Sanders. ' TE M IN ACTIO l l 657 Q V' If H - , - , fx. . , L six gig' 5 f , X 9 Z I N 5 1 U X 1 h z - .L '27 J: Sri, :gs:f, .ka:5f .' I:- TR , S , V -if : l 3 9292 'Q f ez:- .,.,, . - 'E f-E EE S im X if gf: 1. .4 ,V A.X,. 4, r,II , .. i S::i5?ii9E: Vlriiiliilff: I' .: si? ff f - X iv ggffziffrg -' A r 4sF1Xm1'H:' 2: if-'T XSKSEQS51--fxifwr-?fQ'u F - saggy :ugws-L5 5 'ESQ W. Sggiflf?E.:f'5-Stl A1151 N - . KXgiggsgsazseasgxwevw. kgs gr X.w,,ge:fgw-Qw':1:ff cfm A . ' lE3f3iT?i5.1 333: 3551512 1555521155 sfzss grggsfzifffuvfz eff 12- .Me,e,-,giMM11-'.eff..-.,f - . wi- - ' 5 - - K , gif K ' iemwilwg Q . Egg :ZFX 1 R RX. 44 r 53523 e ev ii. fs, Q93 ew. 1 5 ---41-li Hliilliil Row 1--Charlie McCardel1, Ray Rotz, Grey Henderson, Eddie Hassler Row 2--Mr. Martin, Herbert Dotson, Ralph Space, Jerry Thomale, Walter Rogers, Darrel Mintmier. - ....--..-... ...uv-..,... . -U-f......, 1. ...V -- -.. -vv-.--va , 7,7 , --Nv.. ---.-, -..-., ----.- , . v , nv A A , N. 4. , Douglas Benedict. Row 2--Edward Baker, Lionel Moats, Richard Mills, Larry Socks, Terry Avey, Larry Michelsky, Douglas Misner. Mr. Martin--Coach 45 SENIOR Z 9 as -5 A f ,. I igtimf' M' '- -H2 ,' H 6' I f EE' X 4 2 V f Q lr V ,,,. 2 V I I t : A f ' 2, ., 5 i f? 1 2 Q , 51? V A :WWA f f E . V , ,, Susie Mi sner ' az: f ww ff WJ Darlene Hoover ATHLETES 46 3I'SitY Cheerleaders Judith Harbaugh, Connie Kesselring, Suzanne Misner, Darlene Hoover, Sherry Smith, Pamela Mong 7 J. . Cheerleaders 1 Connie Heasley, Doris Koons, Ellen Chamberlain, Katherine Martin, Barbara Freeman, Linda Lerew 47 SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of 1963, being of right spirit and sound mind, do hereby bequeath to our fellow students some of the things which are near and dear to us: Richard Avey. . Terry Baker . . Wayne Benshoff. Jane Biesecker. David Bonner. . Harry Bumbaugh. John Bumbaugh . May Bumbaugh. . Barry Carbaugh. Rosemarie Carter R0nald Coldsmith. . Rudy Cordell. . John Creager. . Donald Dickinson Eugene Dickinson Joan Fahrney. . Judy Flasher. . Clark Freeman . Robert Freeman. Tom Harshberger . . Darlene Hoover. Jack Kennedy. . Mary King . . . Donna Kipe. . . Donald Knepper. Donald Lehman . Carol Madigan . Ronald Mentzer, Terry Michalsky Katherine Miller. . Paulette Miller . . Cheryl Minnich. Susie Misner. . Alan Moats. . Elaine Monn . . Randy Monn. . . Mary Murray . . Elden Newcomer. Joseph Orlicki. Maxine Potter . Susan Rook. . . Barbara Seilhamer . Judith Sheffler . . John Shindledecker. Dorothea Snider Susan Stoner. . Ivan Stouffer . John Wagaman. . Claudia Welsh . Kenneth Wilhide Donald Whitmore basketball ability to Connie Kesselring. driver's license to Walter Rogers--he won't have his long! rubber nickle to Kathleene Doyle. brown hair to Sherry Smith. my rice patties to Pete Monn. soccer ability to Gary Billet. physics book to Wilson Shaffer. black hair to Cheryl Baker. short hair to Harold Smith. Austin-Heally Nbugn to Bonnie Bricker. stilts to Ronnie Newcomer. rabbit fur ear-muffs to Wilbur Sanders. Phys. Ed. suit to Denny Butts. parakeet to Joanne Betoney. 300 lbs. of homework paper to Rodney Mentzer. talking ability to Kathleen Hess. hair peroxide bottle and bubble gum to Kay Gorman. old schedule card to Dennis Welsh. 2,836 short stories to Barry Cole. P.O.D. book to Harper Koons. friendly nature to Linda McKean. math grades to some deserving freshmen. long hair to Betty Henderson. physics and Latin books to Evelyn Kipe. brains to sister, Carolyn. desire to study to brother, Darrel. natural curly hair and blue Jeans to Connie Beasley. fiber glass pack muffler to Rodney Mentzer. beat up Plymouth to Hiram Wagaman. ability C?7 to play nPrismsU on clarinet to Fred West. ability to flirt to Eddie Cordell. long finger nails to Kay Gorman. big appetiteto Janie Schick torn Phys.Ed. pants to HPee Ween Reeves. piano playing in chorus to Gladys Gette. red patent leather shoes to Mrs. Kemmler. natural curly hair to Barbara Freeman. ability to brother, Ronald. arguing physics ability to Gladys Gette. ability C?D to play the piano to Karen Mentzer. quietness to Patty Black. crazy laugh to Debbie Wilhide. extra hair to Mr. Creager. flattop to Mark Moats. shortness to Paul Miller. knee pads for scrubbing and the sink where I work to Connie Heasly shortness to Jerry Thomale. seat in Room 7 to Wilbur Sanders. P,O.D. book to Marguerite Freeman. curly hair to Eddie Cordell. my economics book to Jay Wenger. 48 EW FACULTY . gggiwigikina M Lypzfyz -A Mrs. Dorothy L. Glover, replacement X for Mrs. Barbara Saler, is teaching Mr. Thomas Colgan, replacement for in the business department. Mrs. Molly Gossert, is teaching in the English and language department. Due to our yearbook mailing date, we were unable to include a picture of Mr. James Tracy who has replaced Mr. Colgan in the English and History department. Miss Doris Billow, replacement for Mrs. Margaret Brady, is teaching in the health and physical education department. Mrs. Margaret Kemmler, replacement for Mr. Theodore Heefner Jr., is teaching in the English Department. 49 BA Wayne Benshoff Mary King Elaine Monn Donald Knepper Randy Monn Maxine Potter Donna Kipe Ronald Coldsmith Jane Biesecker Barry Carbaugh Donald Whitmore Barbara Seilhamer Susie Misner Cheryl Minnich BY PICTURE IDENTIFICATION Elden Newcomer Mary Murray Susan Stoner Rudy Cordell Jack Kennedy Katherine Miller Judy Flasher Terry Baker Judy Sheffler Susan Rook Harry Bumbaugh Rosemarie Carter Paulette Miller Alan Moats ,, , 2 7 Q 3 f r Q fr 99' f,f?Q',e J NL Q W,M,W,.m,,,4,,fEQ 73. ,V : A- ' 4 -rc::fcIHVIXJEGUGGYZ'3'::,:,r45ffLxf I fwfvzewfwwwf -,yawn ww hm Awxvfwif, V 4, :' 'f A 5 2' , , ,,,, , ,.,, , , ,. I Q- ,gg , Q, f.Ziaiffe2ffZ4f2f'54254123 1 f f Qi 1, ' , fr in ' 'Y' f, if VVLWVE--as -as .HW ,.f?E:51 ' .I MIA' f' 'xv . if K' ' Q r , V I , 5 wfsswffi, 'wm,:1, J J f : Q -q:,f.:ggv., ., 1 'L XPfwg,f,ffsimQZ,44 ff uf, ,,, ,, .. f fi m l f 49 52' 'V , , M ,, IW 5- W 1 I X 7 M TEACHER WZ , , .9 , Y , f H 5 ,:..11 j' - , J ' ., f A 7Q2i 9, l6z,':ff7giis??W fiw,-?fz12,JzQ, Qmfii' .- ACTIO ,353 QI' E f , .ga .ff 'zzm :wi ., 1,9 .3 W napnhnt 64 ' to gem of 1965 RUSSELL BENNETT STUDIOS 145 South Main Street Butler, Pennsylvania 53 MEN TZER CHRYSLER AND REED PLY MCJUTH VALIANT N 1P'fs2:afeM?ff-wwf-.o..- , 4-f-0. f H-We -fr-we . k,,,,,,5.,,h.y3k . K sean., Nffrfym.MM sf- .ww WM-Q., f -fflw .,.,3Wllvsi3,, . sms Q fi. ,-. Q ' W ILL IAM' S , ii- I , K K su- I- K W 'fi K. K Clothes for all occasions. vw L NW WT 5, .V 'W V330-www Wmkmw 26 W9St Main '- 6191! 762-1035 School Supplies . M n 'n 1 a' Nw, sl lV!,,, Fountain Pens Ball Points I Hhf ,. I X XIX x A11 Refills N is 1 Courtesy of T O W N C A M B R A S H O P L. G. Treible Arcade Building 30 west Main Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 4. U Come to W'O R T H ' S For your school needs Skirts Bermuda Dresses Sweaters Shorts Party Blouses Slacks Dresses A Wayne sboro , Pennsylvania 60005 W 'G BECK 8 BENEDICT Hardware, Inc. 762-4711 69 W, Main Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 86 W. Main W8yneSb0T0, Pa- 55 A -.' WQQ WWHVNAWQ, wwe b .,,,NNNm ,ig ..m,, Ajgewegg Eiswqrzwkgjigyfiiw ..,,, t.9 w . W' f-Hwvizswi kkkr ig, ..,... q Q : fw- .vqQgqpwM , on M,,WfwI new - illggll 2 2 x ems+SWQF!'-sggfassggfgg 5 3 W. . QA qgvqggifiiigizqwgggygii,,ITK '-nv ,V ,ISIN , E K .K f ,315 5,215 . K , it ,.kk k,,k A , wsM,W,M get . RECORDLAND MUSIC STORE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 95 West Main Street Phone 762-1813 Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 POTTER'S HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE Phone 762-61143 53 S. Potomac Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania E M111er's Grocery Q Service Station Wayne Heights Phone 762-2449 fix- f L. J ' .. X FW! -'fi V' Wigs 54.8-.cv yl5Qf5 ,,,zfg:-Fig!-1 lr ,' V15 1, -HpW!Hk npliments of Fannie Goldberg Kirson's Store Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Eiga ffQ.yN5f,., pf E ' - SITE ' ' Q., fia3?VMb ll:-' QQ lg -f.+?f 5 J.. T' N' klfiff S Y fl , 3 Q W 'S' S H li - V 1 W S 4- , ' :T ' WLAEQK . ,. ..,. .S M, X' M Sgff Sai: W W S . S NN , ,' 'ww i 1 www' STOOP'S GARAGE POWER GLIDE SERVICE PHONE 749-5546 Quincy STATE INSPECTION lax Congratulations to the Class of 1963 The Good Lumber Company SEE llS FIRST for all Your Paint needs T A if Sf, EXPERT ADVICE FUR BEST RESULTS 27 west Main Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 762-3913 Home of building needs BEST IN PAINTS BEST IN c0LoRs BEST IN SERVICE Quincy 'nd 'Yn bof0' Pe SY1 'n1' 57 XWMWM to the OUT-OF-DOORS ' Enioy Garden Living with Indoor Comfort. lllllllllllllll 3 . if AS n C9 PERMANENHY BUNUEU PRUTEIITHHI . Ill l'l S rn l'l1 S E D I- F- UI te, . 5. E Now you can ahiord to add that extra summer living room you've always wanted. Quincy Armaclad Screen Walls provide the ideal units for enclosing existing porches or breezeways, or creating an entirely new room on your home. Cool, crisp, screen protected, out- door living can now become a reality with these economical, easy to install units. Their simple cleanliness and low bottom panel blend perfectly with any style home. A P R o o u c 1 0 F HESS MANUFACTURING COMPANY QUINCY, PENNSYLVANIA 58 POTTER'S GARAGE, 1 MAX PoTTER,PRoa 9,e,nmaZ!lutaR OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION GASANDOH. wAsmNGANDPousmNG 62-5732 Tomstown, Pennsylvania Compliments of C. H. Stallman L Son Inc. 31 West Philadelphia Street York, Pennsylvania SMlTH'S DRUG STORE E Us FUe', ku .s-fm Mm: Prescription Service Main Street at Potomac ' Waynesboro , Pennsylvania i 92 luiiumrizmmm 42 S X ' WISE JEWELERS HYour word to Wise is sufficientu 74 W. Main Waynesboro, Pa. 9- 59 ' PM d 553V S iJL!gQ3g2xx gixmw, 'Y -.4 A wp Congratulations from LONG MEADOW BARBER SHOP Nwhere service is a pleasureh Long Meadow Shopping Center Hagerstown, Md. David west Prop. CL0Pp E I Ulaanlis MUSE 570195 M MUSSCAL I AMOS NSWUMENTS ,ZX CLOPPER'S MUSIC STORE 203 South Potomac Street Dial 762-6146 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 JANET DECKER BEAUTY SALON Waynesboro, R. R. F1 Pennsylvania Phone ----749-5572 Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Big Run, Penna., Jefferson County We feature a fine line of jackets sweaters, tee and sweat shirts. Felt and chenille awards, letters emblems, banners and caps. D A I R Y D A N w 1 s h e s t o c o n g r a t u 1 a t e ,fchii shb A .iM?SE, I ' 'xi' . Q. L the Seniors of 1963 ,we l S X 55 . Q R 40 YS 35 ,rf ' f :1 J f ' o -'k' ' H '-f,... - 7 in SEVILLES JEWERLY 5 f .JA,,f.v , ,... K SL Y RELIGIOUS Boox s'roRE HE 5 V A iib Wayne Building e 762-6742 Featuring use-df Diamonds Watches Jewerly Congratulations to the Class of 1963 SHERMAN'S Watch Repair General Line of Religious Merchandise 61 H T O B E T T E R S E R V E Y O U N lllll. CHEVROLET CARS and TRUCKS WILLYS JEEPS and TRUCKS S. Potomac Street at 10th Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Phone 762-3141 Simmer's Market Complete Line Fresh Meats, GrocerieshFrozen Foods ,f n J wik. iw, .7 V ,Egg AXQW' 'J Rouzerville, Pennsylvania Mel Brown, Inc. Authorized Sales-Service 226-240 South Potomac Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Phone 762-1151 UHCCK RAMBLER M ETROPOLITAN Brown's Auto Sales Quality Used Cars 250 South Potomac Street Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Phone 762-4532 OUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 762-1216 9 ARTHURS DAIRY 37-LII PHILADELPHIA AVENUE WAYNESBORO, PENNSYLVANIA Congratulations to the Class of 1963 FUNK' S DRUG STORE Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 63 WX ix Q I KJ X x Jesse M. Baer Esso Heating Oils IFXQX 44 Pa I jg x ,345 Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 42 Walnut Street 762-3811 eo 5 JIT sack? 1-K HAINES THE SHOE WIZARD Waynesboro, Pennsylvania The Family Shoe Store To Save You Money MCCUNE LUMBER COMPANY J. E. GEESAMAN, sn., owner SERVICE AND QUALITY Phone: KE 2-4188 26 Fayette Street, Shippensburg Compliments of QUINCY BARBER SHOP ROY MISNER PROPRIETOR Best Wishes to the Class of 1963 Please Patronize Our Advertisers W' i gy INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City - Winnipeg Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ..., 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 I , i I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 RAN 1 'I ' I N I