Quincy High School - Quinconian Yearbook (Quincy, PA)

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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