360 10 3980 https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/a8bec27823274571e8b5fb2a666b8a41.pdf 073a436567c82fbf00c5f021388a92db PDF Text Text _J ����at this time livins is learning: . learning is the future .. _ QUinCf ORIOLE 75 4> �2 �SENIORS ---------------5 ACTIVITIES---- -------27 ATHLETICS -----------43 ORGANIZATIONS ------75 ADMINISTRATION -----95 FACULTY -------------99 JUNIORS -------------115 SOPHOMORES --------122 FRESHMEN -----------129 MIDDLE SCHOOL -----136 ELEMENTARY --------150 ADVERTISERS --------162 3 �As you turn the pages back through the Life and Times of 1975, we hope you will remember the moments of joy, of anger, the moments of surprises, of disappointment and that it added another year of happiness to your years at Quincy High School. \ EN!t11 lEGION ORIOLES 4 �SENIORS �IN MEMORY OF Randy Smith, who died Agusut 24, 1974 as a result of injuries received when he fell from his horse during a race. We will always remember him as a good friend and fellow classmate. 6 �CLASS OFFICERS, From Left to Right: HISTORIAN: Robin Ditton; PRESIDENT: Dan King; SECRETARY: Debbie Kestner; TREASURER: Julie Osborn; VICE- PRESIDENT: Chris Suever. 7 �How Many Roads Must WeAl/ Walk Down; Before We Meet Again? STEVEN ALBRIGHT MICHAEL ALBRIGHT RUTH ALLESHOUSE HAROLD ASH 8 KEVIN ANDERSON MARC BARANOUSKI LEE BARYE LINDA ANDREWS JACK BELLAMY �KEVIN BEMIS LINDA BLISS DENISE BOWEN RENNA BOYD KATHLEEN BROCKWAY KAREN BUCKLEY SALLY BUDD CHERYL BUMPUS PAULA BURK The ole Physics Class. KATHRYN CALDWELL LINDA CARPENTER Hey Turkey! 9 �WILLIAM CORRINO SHARON COVILLE ROBERT COWARD GERALD CRANDALL KATHLEEN CURTISS SHERRY DAVIS 10 SARAH DELCAMP PHILLIP DIRSCHELL ROBIN LYNNE DITTON �MARK DOWNER JEFFERY FARRIS ROBIN FELTS DAVID GILBERT Remember the Pep Assemblies? The Seniors' will! SALLY GILCHREST Hi Susie. Working hard? CHRISTINE GODFREY BRADLEY GOOCH VICKI GRAY KATHY HAGY DAVID HARMON 11 �LANCE HARMON KENNETH HAYES LuANN HEFFLINGER KELLY HOEFT CLASS POEM We stand on the edge of our future. Eager to stand on our own two feet, Yet unsure where to place the first step. We have waited for this moment with Apprehension, and now find that it is Not the confident step we had imagined, But merely a blind push forward. JERRY HOOLEY Shy Michelle? DEBORAH KESTNER 12 Yet we make this move, As so many before us have done . Some shall achieve greatness, Some shall feel the depression of failure, And many shall merely exist. But we shall be remembered as being eager To meet the unsure demands of an uncenain world. And we shall survive. Merely because we are who we are. The Class of 197 5. DANIEL KING GERALD LANGE RANDY ILES WILLIAM LEDYARD �MARJA LETHISALO KIM LEWIS WEBER ROBERT LONGARDNER KRISTINE LOOSE KEVIN LOVEBERRY CHARLES LOCKE SHARON LUGE We Walk Forth Into the Sunshine, Not Into the Shadow of Those Who Went Before Us." 11 TIMOTHY McCURLEY DAVE McDOWELL DONALD McVICKER FRANCIS MEADE 13 �HOW MANY? HOW FAR? HOW LONG? SENIOR CLASS SONG - By Paula Burk How many roads must we all walk down Before we meet again? And how many dreams can we make come true Before we reach the end ? The answer my friend is deep within our souls The answer is deep within our souls. How many vows that we made long ago Will turn into dust and to sand? And how many wrongs can we make right Before we run out of time? The answer my friend is deep within our souls, The answer is deep within our souls. How many stars will we reach out to touch Before we realize our goals? ANDREW MILLS And how many tears will fall to the ground Before we learn to be kind? DENNIS MORRIS The answer my friend is deep within our souls, the answer is deep within our soul. How many times must we shout each other down, Before we all understand? And how many miles will our weary feet tread, Before we may come to a rest? The answer my friend is deep within our souls, The answer is deep within our souls. STEVEN NICKERSON STEVEN NULL 1.4 BECK! NORMANDIN REBECCA NUTT MARK OMLOR �How Many Dreams Can We Make Come True Before We Reach the End? JANELL OSBORN JULIE OSBORN MARILYN PARSHALL DEBRA PAYTON PAMELA PENROD VICKIE PIERSON CATHY PINNEY JUDY POYNTER MARTIN RAWSON 15 �KAREN REICHHART ROGER RICKMAN SUSAN RIDLEY YVONNE RILEY 16 REBECCA ROLLINS RONALD RUSSELL �MICHELLE SAUNDERS CINDY SEBRING PAMELA SHERWOOD ... ' Chris? RICHARD SHOBE Bill will explain it to you Steve! ROBERT STEMPIEN Jack??? CINDY STRANG ROY SNYDER STEVEN STRANG 17 �CHRISTINE SUEVER JILL TEMPLES BECKY TOPP ROBIN TRAXLER 18 SHEREE TOBOLSKE SHELBY TOPP JOHN VANDYKE LISA VANLANDINGHAM �KATHY WEAVER DUANE WELLS JAMES WILKINSON Are they twins? Brothers? They can't sing! LINDA WISE SHARON WORTH FRANKLIN YOUNG CYNTHIA ZAGYV A 19 �20 �Senior Mock Elections MOST ACTIVE: Dan King and Chris Suever BEST ALL AROUND SENIORS: Dan King and Chris Godfrey MOST ATHLETIC: Pam Sherwood and Jack Bellamy MOST BASHFUL: Clay Coward and Linda Wise BEST BUILT: Becky Nutt and Andy Mills CLASS CUT UPS: Bill Corrino and Sarah Delcamp BEST DRESSED: Lisa VanLandingham and Bob Stempien CLASS FLIRTS: Becky Nutt and Mark Anderson MOST FRIENDLY: Sue Ridley and Dan King LONGEST HAIR: Dunane Wells and Kathy Weaver BEST LOOKING: Robin Felts and Kathy Curtis BEST PERSONALITY: Dan King nad Sue Ridley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Becky Normadin and Dan King MOST TALKATIVE: Robin Ditton and Andy Mills 21 �, UPPER LEFT: Perfect Attenda nc e 4 Ye ars - Clay Coward. UPPER RIGHT : Phil Normandin Award - Many Rawson. LEFT: Na tional Merit - Paula Burk. RlGHT : BPW Award- Deb Camerson . 22 I Girl Athl e te of the Year Pam She rwood �ABOVE: Left to Right: Sarah De lcamp - John Sousa; Frank Young - Citizenship. MIDD LE: Left to Right: Ji ll Temples - Yearbook; Marja says Good bye. BELOW: Left to Right: Q.S.P.A. - Marc Baranouski; Rotary Club Sharon Wonh; Male Athlete of the Year- Dan King. 23 �Commencement of 1975 June sixth the class of seventy - five took their last walk together as a Senior class of Quincy High School. Standing on the edge of their futures, they walk forth into the sunshine, not into the shadow of those who went before them . 24 �25 �26 �ACTIVITIES ;;gz#~s c:s:;; ~ ~~ the first dream of the year; I kept it a secret and smiled to myself .. �HOMECOMING 1975 QUEEN CANDIDATES, Left to Right: Kathy Cuniss, Laura Miller, 1974 Que en, Deb Kestner, Julie Osborn, Sue Ridley, Lisa VanLandingham and Sharon Wonh. UPPER RIGHT: Senior Float "Sani-Flush". MlpDLE: You Guys! LOWER RJGHT: Miss Oriole? UPPER LEFT: Deano gets it on? LOWER LEFT: Our Sharon. BELOW: TOP: QHS spirit on the move. BOTTOM: Let's boogie down. 28 �The 1975 Homecoming saw the crowning of Sharon Worth as Queen . We also watched our Mighty Orioles walk away with a 26-0 victory over the Athens Indians. These helped make the 197 5 homecoming something special for the class of "75". ABOVE: Lead on Sarah. UPPER RIGHT: The people behind the team. MIDDLE RIGHT: Jrs. "Flaky" Float. LOWER RIGHT: Our team in action? UPPER LEFT : Flying Marshmallows? MIDDLE : Please don't squeeze the Charmin! BOTTOM: The Mouths. BOTTOM CENTER: Oh my back! 29 �On parade . Miss Oriole 1975 On Valentine's Day , Feb. 14, the high school student body e lected Julie Strang, Miss Oriole, with Sharon Luce, first runner-up and Kathy Curtiss, second runner-up. Also participating were De nise Harmon, freshman; Lori .Ditton, Julie Bemis, so ph omores ; Velda Sperbeck, junior; and Chris Suever, Jan Osborn, and Sue Ridley, seniors. All the girls were escorted by members of the J . V. basketball team, Bob Love berry, Scot Luce, Cam Gary, Bruce Miller, Jim Fidler, Tim Kling, Dennis Quimby, Ben Rich ardson, John Lange , Tim Brown and Mr. Ludlow, who escorted Shelly. Julie was crowned during half-ti me of the Jonesville game by She lly King, Miss Oriole, 1974. 30 �31 �CAST Paula Burk -------------Corie Braner Barefoot in the Park Marty Fahlen ---------Telephoneman Phillip French ----------Deliveryman Steve Rollins ------------Paul Braner Cathy Pinney-------------Mrs. Banks Marc Baranouski-- -----------Velasco UPPER: Steve . . . ''My teeth feel soft." UPPER LEFT: Corie receiving her mother's advice. LOWER RIGHT: Midnight at the Oasis. LOWER LEFT: Corie . . . "Oh Darling." 32 �David and Lisa CAST Steve Rollins ----- - ------ - David Clemans Marlene Middel------------ Mrs. Clemans Cindy Baker ------ -- Secretary, Ms. Ferriss Marc Baranouski ----- - --Dr. Michael Alan Paula Burk - - -----------------Lisa Brandt Kevin Bemis - - ------- - -- Dr. John Edwards Marty Fahlen-------- - ------Mr. Clemans Stephanie Lovell ----------- - -----Josette Kim Brickey -------- - - - ----Maureen Hart Phillip French ------- -- ---------- - Carlos Robert Engelhart --- ------ -- - ---- ---- Ben Byran Center ------- ------ --------Simon Vicky Beckwith----- --- -------- -- - -Kate Dorothy Hargreave - ---- ----------Sandra Jeff Williams ------------------ --- Porter Janell Osborn------ ------- ------- Woman Linda Beckwith--- -- - ---- ------Little Girl Andrew Mills------------------- - ---Boy Mark Anderson------- -- - - -------- - -- Boy Mr. Christopher Walczak--------- Director Cathy Pinney --- - - - -- --- Assistant Director Becky Rollins -- - - ------Make-up and Props David and Lisa is a story about two mentally disturbed adolescents and how they overcome their problems together. David has been worshipped by his mother since he was very young. Doctors and therapists try to help these two youngsters and finally succeed. David does not like to be touched. Lisa who is serious at times also talks in rhymes. We will be losing some very talented seniors this year who have been in past plays. 33 �Chain of Lakes Tip-Up Gets Bigger and Better Every Year!!! LEFT: Candy Fickle was selected as the 1975 Tip- Up queen. The girls were chosen on poise, character, and talent. As a talent Candy chose a song and dance number from the musical, "The( hsinkable Molly Brown." LOWER LEFT: Kathy seems to be having a good time. MIDDLE: The Tip-Up queen enjoys herself at the Queens Ball . LOWER RIGHT: The Dominican of Canada Queen was a guest of Quincy for the weekend of winter fun events . RIGHT: Candids of Tip-Up, February 8 and 9 . 34 �35 �We yVay Prom 1975 Saturday/ May 24 Pokagon Inn/ Pokagon Park/ Ind. A New Fad? 36 �Groovin' to Squeeze Squeeze Penny for Your Thoughts Cindy. 37 �38 �39 �The Speech Class: The Talkers of Tomorrow. Due to circumstances the Ye arbook Staff misplaced the candids taken of the speech class assemblies. This year the speech class put on 2 assemblies for the students, one in the winter and one in the spring. One should never forget Santa Claus (R. Iles) and his elves, the Lennon Sisters and B. Keeton's laugh, in the skits . 40 �Taking a Look At News Focus and Project Christmas This year Project Christmas supported more families than ever before. The News Focus class worked hard to get money, which in turn would be used for food, clothing, toys and mise. The students had to spend time fixing many of the toys and items that were donated. Items had to be sorted before they could be wrapped. The items were then wrapped and put back in their same piles. They were then taken and put into boxes for each family. The students then delivered these boxes to the families that they were supporting in the community. 41 �Y.M.C.A. Youth in Government 1n Session This April 10-12, 35 students and 2 advisors, who were interested in government went to our state capital. Each student became a senator or representative. Marlene Middel, a sophomore, Roy Snyder and Chris Godfrey, both seniors, all went as lobbyists. Cathy Pinney went to Lansing representing the southwest district trying to become governor in the mock elections. Mark Baranouski also went and was elected to the office of lieutenant governor. Cathy lost by eight votes in the election. The students held the positions of legislatures for three days. After a hard day's work the stu dents enjoyed many fun and exciting activities. Mark and Lt. Gov. Damman TOP ROW : M. Anderson. T. McCurley, B. Normandin, V. Rawson, D. King, J. McClellan, B. Geishan, L. Osborn, M. Middel, D . Ripley, M. Saunders, R. Taylor, J. Hooley, M. Rawson, C. Pinney . BOTTOM ROW: J. Sours, B. Rice, S. Budd, T . McRae, D. Bowen, R. Snyder, K . Cuniss, D. King. 42 ��Gary Adams Assistant J. V. Football J. V. Basketball Scott Kugler Head Football Melissa Lloyd Volleyball J. V. Basketball Jack Feller Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball John Dogan Varsity Wrestling Golf Maureen Culligan Varsity Basketball J. V. Volleyball Marty Chard Varsity Track Eric Tundevold Assistant Track Assistant Varsity Football Freshman Basketball Mike Nowicki J. V. Football J. V. Baseball (NOT PICTURED) Bob Bell Cross Country Dan Ludlow Athletic Director Assistant J. V. Football Assistant Varsity Track Coaches Page 44 �Cross Country Improves Cross Country Team This year's record was 3 wins, 10 losses. They finished 6th in the league. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Bell, Tim Worth, Joe Wright, Dean Ripley, Rick Gardner. 45 �Freshman Cheerleaders Boost School Morale TOP RIGHT: Jody and Diana show their spirit. UPPER LEFT: TOP TO BOTTOM: Patty Ford, Tia Macklin, Diana Byrd, Lori Peirson, Lori Fish, and Jody Robson. BOTTOM (left to right): Linda Beckwith, Peggy Wright, Tracy Allen, De bbie DesJardin, Val erie Bemis, and Theresa Rubley . 46 �ABOVE: Clara Jean Cole, Vicky Spurlock, Cindy Coan, Teena Sperbeck and Patti Giffey. ABSENT: Donna Reichhan. LOWER LEFT: Fight Team Fight. MIDDLE: T. D. Touchdown. LOWER RJGHT: Here's Cindy. junior Varsity Encourages School Spirit The junior varsity had a great season this year and proved to be very successful in encouraging the spirit at Q.H.S. 47 �UPPER LEFT: Karen, Donna, and Cindy got the pep. UPPER RIGHT: Keep on Truck'n guys. LOWER RIGHT: We got a touchdown. MID DLE RIGHT: Robin . . . HIGH on Oriole power. LOWER RIGHT: Hi, We're the cheerleaders. 48 �The Varsity cheerleaders had a tremendous year. The girls worked hard together to prove their cheerleading skills. The cheerleaders provided Q. H. S. with much spirit which in turn makes the students support their team. They sponsored a cake raffle, dance, and bake sales. The girls were also in charge of the Miss Oriole festivities. We should be proud of our cheerleaders, it would be hard to get along without them . Varsity Cheerleaders Inspire Enthusiasm ABOVE: Robin Ditton, Sherry Stempien, Linda Osborn , Cindy Taylor , Karen Reichhan, Jody Sours. 49 �Fallis the Time for Football TEAM RECORD 6 Wins 3 Losses 50 �All-Conference First Team All State Andy Mills Tim Brown Andy Mills Mark Anderson Bob Stempien Honorable Mention Mark Anderson All-Conference Second Team Kent Dirschell Bill Corino Steve Strang Frank Young 51 �' John Rice, Brett Spalding, Ken Fickle, Ron Bradley, Tom 1st ROW: Greg Gilbert, Bruce Miller, Steve Hawes, Cam Gary, Tony Weaver, Coco, Lenny Peavey. 2nd ROW: Mgr. Buddy Graves, Glen Snyder, John Lange, Bob Loveberry, Scott Luce, Jeff McRae, Roy Pohl, Dave Gade, Scott Saunders, Mark Love berry, Ken Wagner, Rick Morris, Mgr. Keith Milks. ROW 3: Assistant Coach Adams, Doug Parker, Jeff VanLandingham, Tim Tracy, Steve Sullinn, Tom Fish, Lenny Wallace, Jim Normandin, Marc Roberts, Kenny Wood, Perry Rickman, Coach Nowicki. ROW 4 : Dave Anderson, Don Keeslar, Frank Parkinson, Nick Rockhold, Randy Houtz, Eddie Bowerman, Carl Rogers, Norm Strang, Jim Fidler, Kelly Matz, Dale Parshall, Don Wooden, Dennis Quimby, Jerry Bonham . Season Record 5-3-1 }. V.'s Work for Better Season 52 ��BACK ROW: L toR: G. Andrews, K. Kennedy, D. King , T. McCurley, M. Fahlen, B. Kunz. FRONT ROW : L to R: B. Nutt, Mr. Dogan, L. Mills . Golfers This year the Oriole golfers won 6 matches and lost 4 giving them a second place standing in our conference. In the conference tournament Quincy placed first. This year's all-conference men were Dan King and Tim McCurley. Swinging Strong "HMMM not a bad shot" 54 "Fore" �Varsity Basketball Girls ABOVE: Come on Julie, you can do it! BESIDE: Reach, Chris Reach! This year's team finished 3rd in the conference; winning eight of their fourteen conference games. BELOW: (left to right, back row) Manager Teresa Paul; Shelly King; Beth Geishen, Cindy Sebring, Chris Loose, Vicki Gray, Manager Debbie Richards, Coach Ms. Cullilgan. FRONT: Pam Sherwood, Kathy Moore, Marilyn Parshall, Julie McClellan, Marie Tobolske, Debbie Russell. 55 �The J. V. 'shad a record of 10-2, which put them tied with Homer for first. Good Times of the Girls). V.'s Basketball ABOVE RIGHT: Karen and Bonnie going for the ball. BELOW: (left to right, third row): Ms. Lloyd, Coach; Becki Normandin, Connie Ogurchak, Tami Fickle, Deb Howell, Melinda Davis, Deb Rodgers. ROW TWO: Manager Teresa Paul, Bonnie Rice, Robin Connin, Karen Fryer, Jeanie McCellan, Trainer Deb Richards . ROW ONE: Karen Justice, Cheryl Fryer, Lynn Tessin, Marica Rice, Jill Sours. 56 �BACK: Mr. Tundevold, Perry Fosdick, Mark Love berry, Dave Anderson, David Elder, Brett Spalding, Jerry Bonham, Doug Keeslar, Danny Bassage. FRONT: Andy Bracy, John Rice, Norm Strang, Tim Tracy, Frank Parkinson, Steve Sullivan. Frosh Team Splits Season Team Record 8- 7 Dave Anderson jumps as Mark Loveberry and Steve Sullivan watch. 57 �L to R: T. McCurley, J. Bellamy, T. Baldwin, A. Mills, D. Anderson, C. Ever line , Manager; A . Johnson, Coach Feller, Manager; K. Bemis, D. King, R. Felts, D. Harmon, J. Wright, B. Corrine, B. Kunz. Dan in ACTION. Good Season For Basketball 58 GO get 'em Billy. ��This year's junior varsity basketball team gained a new coach, Mr. Adams. In his first year as coach, his team finished well in the Big 8 conference, Bob scores two more . }. V.'s Gain New Coach L toR: Mgr. Jeff VanLandingham, Scott Luce, Randy Houtz, Bruce Miller, Tim Kling, Bob Loveberry, John Lange, Coach Adams, Jim Fidler, Ben Richardson, Dennis Quimby, Cam Gary, Tim Brown, Mgr. Roy Pohl. ------~~=-=w~---v~~-~------~ 60 �FRONT ROW: Coach Mr . Bell, Mark Rice, David Brown, Brian Hill, David Dove, Jim Kesslar, Terry Dull, Scott Bowerman, Richie Bean. REAR: Richard Sattler, Randy Sours, LeRoy Pope, De nnis Zimmerman, Brian Ludlow , Darin Friend, Dennis DeCaire. 7th Grade Wins Tournament SEASON RECORD Quincy Opponent 17 34 Bronson 29 23 Homer 18 13 Union City 44 26 Athens · 42 30 Springport 15 17 Jonesville 45 22 Reading Springport Tournament Champs 40 24 Springport 32 16 Homer 38 29 Jonesville 61 �FRONT: Doug Suever, Robert Tobolske, Tim Taylor, Coach Stewart. BACK ROW: Doug Chaney, Jim Nickerson, Hal Je nsen, Kevin Godfrey, Scott Fields, Brian Taylor, Tim Mills. 8th Grade Works Hard SEASON RECORD Quincy Opponent 31 41 Bronson 42 49 Homer 27 34 Union City 73 35 Athens 40 39 Springport 28 37 Jonesville 48 53 Reading Homer Tournament Winner of Consolation Bracket 62 �lstROW: J. Shobe, D. Wallace, S. Smith, T. Brewer, J. McRae, R. Albright, R. Rupp, S. Walls, J, Null, T. Strauss. BACK ROW: Mr. Downey, S. Bonham, R. Wendorf, T. Smith, D. Herman, B. Thornton, M. Whitney, A. Morris. Middle School Wrestling Quincy Opponent 27 31 Coldwater 24 29 Bronson 15 22 Jonesville 45 37 Union City 30 43 Union City 20 Bronson 38 24 Hillsdale 36 Springport 33 9 34 6 Jonesville 3rd place in Springport Tournament Most Falls -Reg Rupp- ll Most Improved- Mark Whitney 9-2 Most Valuable- Reg Rupp 15-0 63 �High School Wrestling 64 �BACK ROW: (left to right) Mike Albright, Mike Osborn, Scott Saunders, Lenny Wallace , Rick Peterson, Nicky Rockhold, Bruce Finley, Coach, Mr . Dogan . FRONT ROW: Rae Lyons, Dave Tuttle, Lee Brown , Perry Rickman, Ron Russell, Dennis Morris, Keith Milks. NOT SHOWN: Kent Dirshell, Benton Temples . Wrestlers of ''1975'' Quincy 22 15 8 18 37 11 5 21 21 40 21 15 Team Record 2- 10 All Conference: 98 lbs. 105 lbs. 112 lbs . 119 lbs. 126 lbs. 167 lbs. Opponent 37 Constantine B. C. Springfield 42 Addison 52 Concord 39 Homer 24 Union City 45 Hudson 47 Bronson 48 32 Springport 30 Jonesville 36 White Pigeon Constantine 46 Best Record - Dave Tuttle 32-5 (State Qualifier Dave Tuttle 1st Mike Osborn 4th Jeff McRae 4th Scott Saunders 3rd Ray Lyon 4th Lee Brown 4th 65 �The Junior Varsity team finished 2nd in the conference. They had a great season winning six of their eight matches. Volleyball BACK ROW: (left to right) Manager Deb Russell, Lynn Tessin, Mary Ann Taylor, Jacki Middle, Mary Dunn, Tammy Green, Karen Frye r, Dorothy Hargrea ve, Coach Miss Culligan. FRONT ROW: Manager Eileen Swallow. Deb Riddle, Sherry King, Lori Mills, Lori Everline , De b Rodgers, Kay Losinski. Jodie Travis, Manage r Ke lly Reyno lds. 66 �BACK ROW: (le ft to right) Manager Kelly Reynolds, Pam Sherwood, Denise Bowen, Connie Oqurchak , Beth Geishert , Jean McC lellan, Jill Temples, Coach Miss Lloyd. FRONT ROW: Manager Deb Russell , Deb Richards, Lori Mills, Julie McClellan , Kathy Brockway, Manage r Eileen Swa llow. The Varsity team finished 2nd in the conference. Getting off to a bad start, but pulling it together, to win five of their eight conference matches. Teams Have Good Times 67 �) ~ �Girls Track Finished Runner-Up in Big 118 11 Conference The girls track team finished 10-3 in the dual meet record. They were runner-up in the Big "8" Conference and in the regionals . They were the Union Cily relay CHAMPIONS!! r They broke all school records except the mile run. Shot Put: Pam Sherwood - 33'6" High Jump : Chris Godfrey - 4'10" 880 yd. Re lay: R. Connin, L. Dillon , J. Osborn, K. Moore 1:52.5 2 Mile Run: Sheree Tobolski - 12:51.9 Long Jump: Lori Dillon - 14'11 112" 100 yd . Dash: Lori Dillon - 11.7 440 and 220 yd. Dash: Kathy Moore- 61.4, 28.2 880 yd. Run: Marie Tobo lski - 2:29 . 5 110 yd . Hurdles: Lori Mills - 16 . 8 Mile Re lay: J. Robson, M. Tobolske, K. Moore, C . Godfrey 4:17 . 8 440 Relay: T . Macklin, J. Osborn , L, Mills , L. Dillon. BACK ROW: Mr. Chard, K. Moore, C. Bradley, L. Geishan , C. Ogurchak, B. Rice, M. Lehtisalo, C. Godfrey, S. King , Mr. Ludlow, Mr. Tundervold. MIDDLE ROW: L. Queen, P. Sherwood, L. Osborn, L. Fish. D. Russell, T. Macklin , D. McFarland, S . and T . Tobolske, L. Mills, L. Di llon, C. Fryer , M . Dunn. J. Robson , V. and J. Bemis. R. Connin, J. Osborn. 69 �BACK: Mr. Chard, Mr. Tundevold, J. Fa rris, D . King , R. Snyder, L. Brown, M. Rawson, J. Bonham, D. Ripley, S. Smead, M. Anderson , A. Mills, Mr. Ludlow. 2nd ROW: R. Morris, B. Stempien, T. Worth, J. Fry, J. Wright, R. Gardner, R. Brad ley , B. Spalding, J. Lange, S. Strang, M. Ludlow. 3rd ROW: J. Hooley, T. Brown, K . Dirsche ll, D . Kees lar , D. Bassage, S. Luce, P. Dea l. B. Wilson, B. Miller , R. Houtz , S. Null, M . Parker. Track Team Posts Sensational Season. 13-0 dual meet record 44 consecutive dual meet wins Big 8 Conference Champions (3rd Year) Galesburg Relays Champions (3rd Year) 70 �School Records High Jump Long J urnp 2Mil e Dan King .Jeff Far ris Ra nd y Houtz 6'6 3/ 4" 21' 3/8" 10:13.4 71 �BACK ROW : Mr. Fe ller , Head Coach, Tim Suang, Bob Lovebe rry, Dave Harmon, Dan King, Tim Baldwin, De nnis Quimby, Assistant Coach Mr . Gruner. FRONT ROW: Jim Fry, Billy Kunz, Tom McRae, Craig Rodesiler, Kevin Loveberry, Bruce Mille r, Lance Harmon, Mgr. Kenny Wood. Baseball Team Gains New Coach Quincy 0 9 6 8 6 2 6 10 10 4 11 2 11 4 3 2 Opponent 4 17 5 1 7 7 7 0 0 6 2 5 0 13 7 3 Concord Homer Coldwate r Athens Springport Jonesville Union City Reading Homer Bronson Union City Concord Athens Springport Jonesville Bellevue All-Conference First Team Lance Harmon All-Conference Second Team Kevin Loveberry 72 �BACK ROW: Jon Cutler, Mark Cutler , Andy Bracy, Jeff McRae , Mark Loveberry, Jim Fidler, Randy Berkshire, Ke lly Matz, Coach Nowicki. FRONT ROW: Randy Houtz , Frank Parkinson, Steve Sullivan, Scott Luce, Norm Strang, Cam Gary, Carl Rodgers , Mgr. Sam Bonham. ). V.'s Have 7-3 Record 73 ��ORGANIZATIONS ------------ - --- --- - - - -- - - ------- --- - - - - -- hanging-a-lan-tern on a blossoming-Bough, -what p:airis I tookt ~ - �Our Student Council and High School Officers Kept on Truckin' Throughout the school Year This year the high school student council raised money through the magazine drive to purchase a few new items that were needed in the high school. The student body and faculty enjoyed 2 or 3 assemblies that were set up by the student council . They were in charge of the homecoming dance. The Miss Oriole dance was sponsored by the Council and also by the French Club . The Student Council was also in charge of all of the Oriole Week festivities: The saucer pull, pie eating contest and basketball dribble. President: Ti m McCurley, Vice President: Tobin Felts, Secretary: Chris Godfrey, Treasurer: Julie Osborn, Parliamentarian: Jack Bellamy, Advisor: Mr. Mitchell. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Bowen, R. Saunders, D. McVicker, L. Gallatin, D. Kestner, J. Osborn, C. Cuther, M. Saunders, C. Suever, L. Pierson, R. Felts, C. Godfrey, J. Osborn, T. McCurley, Mr. Mitchell, B. Kurtz, D. Bowen, S. Budd, K. Moore, L. Osborn, J. Fry. F. Parkinson, J. Wright, M. Rawson, R. Ditton, D. King, C. Taylor , T. Tracy, S. Stempien, R. Nickerson, J. Lange, R. Houtz , J. Rice, J. Robson, B. Geishart, T. Baldwin. 76 �The Middle School Student Council Has Accomplished Many Things Throughout the Year BOTTOM ROW: S. Wa lls, S. Rodesiler , T. Brewer, R. Bean , N. Kahaian. TOP ROW: B. Osborn , K. Rodesiler, B. Wo lfe , T. Herman , Mr. Longhini. The Middle School Student Council purchased a video tape player for the school. They also helped pay for the Middle School scoreboard. By having a dance, they donated their benefits to the band to buy new uniforms. The student council held a poster contest which would decide the design for the banners that will be put up in the M.S. gymnasium. 77 �Quincy's Foreign Visitors Become Friends Quincy High School enjoyed two foreign exchange students this year, although Iris Hertlein, from West Germany, had to return home for health reasons during the year. Marja Lehtisalo, from Finland, stayed the year and learned much about American customs, while teaching us about the customs of her country. Iris, who stayed with the Schultz's while she was here, is pictured on the left in the above photograph, and Marja is on the right. She stayed with the Hills of Marble Lake. 78 �National Honor Society BACK ROW: Chris Suever Deb Kestner Cindy Taylor Tim Baldwin Karen Reichart Jody Sours Sue Bowerman On May 15, 1975 the following were inducted . Linda Carpenter Kathy Brockway Denise Bowen Becky Topp Kevin Bemis Karen Buckley Sharon Luce Kathy Hagy Connie Wells Lewi£ Temples Marilyn Lounds Diane Bowen Beth Geishert Carrie Bradley Car Tina Kanaby Julie Strang Kim Brickey Nathan Carpenter Vicki Spurlock Becky Jennen Jim Normandin MIDD LE ROW: Paula Burk Kathy Curtis Jill Sours OFFICERS: Janel! Osborn - Vice Pres. Michelle Saunders - Treas. Dan King - Pres. Becki Normandin - Sec. Mrs. Volkert- Advisor National Honor Society members are chosen on the basis of Scholarship, Character, Leadership, and Service. They are represented by the letters S.C. L. S. , on the National Honor Society emblem. 79 �7th GRADE (l . - r. ) 1st RO W: L. Arn e tt, J, Prince , E. Sa xman. 2nd RO\v: C. Boohe r, J. Phair , P . Dir sch e ll , R. Carp e nt e r, N. Bo we rm a n. 3 rd R0 \\1: D. Howe ll , K. Fosdick , G. Rice , D . Boohe r , L. Pierson, J . Shobe , Mrs. Rider . 4 th : D. Su ever , L. Wilson , R. McRa e , K. Christie , S. Smi th , D . Blow e rs , C . Woodward , P. Fryer. 5th : C . Nordyke , L. Bliss, B. Burritt , S . Kaufman, M. We lch, J. Paule y , A . Sm ith, L. Gordo n. 8th GRA DE: 1st ROW : J , Gra ves , N . Cole, J. Dov e , S . Wil so n , S . Wa ll s , R . Rupp, K . Schul tz , W. Riddle , K . Williams . 2nd : Mrs. Ride r , J. La ure ll , S. Ingraham, C . Bai ley , D . Burritt , J . Cowa rd, N . Arno ld, M. Carpente r , A . Cluff. R. Bee me r. 3rd : C . Lange , C . Mil la rd, H . Ganga wa y , J. Bowditch, V. Ha rmon, R. Ri mmer , B. Ce kande r, D. Non o n , A . Porter, J. Pa ul. 4th: B. Nee ley , D. Finley , J. Slees man , L. Hoopenbe cke r, T . Mc Vicke r, T . Worden, P. Cussigh, S. Bre tz , K. Cottma n . HIGH SC HOOL: STAN DI NG : B. Avery , Mrs . Rider, G. Ewe rs , L. Carpe nte r, D. ea rne rson , S . Luce , D. Bi ce , C . O'Brie n, V . Gra y . S . Tobo lske , J. Sours , J. Le wis . SEATED: D. Harmon , S . Null. R. Snyde r , C . Pohl , M . Azza re llo , J. Tra vis , B. Nun, L. Everline, M . Null, J. Liggins . ST AN DI NG : (3rd ROW) L. Osborn , R. Be an, V . Pie rson, R. Boyd, V. Ra wso n , M. Le hti sal o , V. Beck with, C . Trax ler , B. Spangle r, J. McGee . ST AN DI NG (4 th ROW) C. Bum pu s , S. De lc amp , S . Topp . Chorus Returns To Quin cy 80 �7th Grade Band 1st ROW: R. Coward , M. McConnell, D. Strong, S. Knise ly, M. Medlock, T. Tuttle, M. DuBa y. 2nd ROW: B. Miller, T. Winchell, S. Hulbert , L. Miner, R. Iles, K. Middel, J. McRae, T. Smith, T. Dull. 3rd ROW: C . Shafer, P. Hoeft, S. Hutchins, E. Scherer, J. Nail, C. Legg, M. Jones , B. Keeton, D. Decaire, R. Sours, R. Hoch, P. Cutler, J. Phair, T. McLain. 4th ROW: L. Pierson, C. Wolfe, B. Wolfe, N. Rupp, J . Bowditch, Mr. Ja worowicz, D. Zimmerman. 6th GRADE BAND 1st ROW : S . Wonders, N. Kahaian, L. DesJardins, L. Kochendorfer, S . Winchell, S. Hammond, C. Cond ra. 2nd ROW: S. Smith, M. Smith, D. Parker, G. Massey, T. Travis, P . Shafer, L. DuBay, D. Chaney , A. Strang, B. Hawes , J. Robison. 3rd ROW : D. DeCaire, T. Marshall, C . Nickles, F. Smith, J. Wood, C. Ingraham, J . Penner, J. Robbins, C. Worth, C. Sawdy, D. Pomranka, K. Stempien, T. Deal, D. Henry, T. Walls. 4th ROW : D. Neible, C. Smith, D. McClellan, T. Thibideau, Mr. Jaworowicz, T. Smotherman. 81 �Hear The Band 1st ROW: J. Sours, J. Dull, R. Temples, L. Geishen, K. Brickey , D. Hargreave, K. Normandin , L. Byers, S. Delcamp. 2nd ROW: P. Ford, D. Harmon, T. Fickle, T. Allen, T. Rubley, S. Stempien , P. Walters , D. DesJardins, J. French, S. Sattler, T. Meiring, A. Fegley, M. Brewer, M. Medlock , T. Loveberry, T. Tracy, K. Fish, C. Fryer, J. Bemis, C. Taylor. 3rd ROW: D. Wright, K. Fryer, K. Wolfe, D. Justice, J. Spurlock, P. Kurtz, L. McCann, C. Bradley, B. Osborne, D. McFarland, T. Mast, K. Downer, J. Midde l, S . O'Brien, R. Houtz, F. Parkinson, N. Strong. 4th ROW: D.' Sawdy, K. Condra, J. Norma ndin , K . Wood, J.. VanDyke, J . Williams, D. Hutchins, N. Strang , N. Rockhold , R. Bradley, M. Downer. BACK ROW: D. Ostrander , M. Smith, T. Mast, L. Fish, B. Richardson, K. Fickle , D. Wonders, B. French, Mr. Ja worowicz. 82 �8th Grade Band 1st ROW: P. Walters, C. Baranouski. B. Osborne, K. Love be rry . T. Herma n, L. Fish, C. Holloway, M. Odum. 2nd ROW : J, Wells, L. Thompson. C. Mullen, B. Adams, K. Eckert, L. Scherer, C. Nordyke, P. Freeb urn, M. Scherer, S. Sattler, K. Brewer, B. Marowe lli. 3rd ROW: K. Rod esil er , C. Normandin, K. Knisely. K. Strother, D. Fowle r, G. Miner, D. Suever, L. Aiken, C. Stempien, J. Null, (Unid entified). B. Boley, S . Smith. BACK ROW: D. Wa llace , D. Lyons , Mr. Ja worowicz. 83 �1st ROW: T, Macklin, K, Hagy, K. Brockway, J. Sours, M. Gallatin, D. Me Vicker, J. Sours. 2nd ROW: R. Hale, K. Matz, C. Bradley, L. Sullivan, D. Reichan, S. Ridley, L. VanLandingham- Basketball, R. Ditton, L. Root, D. Ostrander, D. Rose. ROW 3: G. Snyder, R. Iles, K. Loveberry, R. Bradley, K. Condra, F. Parkinson, S. Sullivan, M. Buckley, C. Cluff, J. Sherwood. ROW 4: J. Normandin, N. Carpenter. ROW 5 : C. Taylor, C. Suever, J. Osborn, D. Kestner, B. Dunsmore, L. Queen, C . Cole. ROW 6: M. Lehtisalo, J. Osborn, C . Baker, P. Ford, J. Robson . Bowling Teams Roll On Winning Team: Kevin Loveberry, Randy Iles, Marty Rawson , Sharon Frederick High Boy's Series: Tom Coco 335 High Girl's Series: Laura Gallatin 307 High Boy's Game: Tom Coco 215 High Girl's Game: Laura Gallatin 174 84 �Bonjour From the French Club BACK ROW: B. Fre nch, C. Teeters, L. Gallatin, K. Hagy, B. Normandin, L. Wise, K. Condra, K. Fryer, A . Johnson. SECOND ROW: L. Byers, K. Normandin , C . Coa n, D. McFarland, L. Wallace, M. Kling, T. Brown , B. Blair. THIRD ROW: B. Geer, M. DAvis, B. Gratz, K. Justice, L. Beckwith, M. Rice, C. Brockway, K. England. FOURTH ROW: S. Knapp. K. Newberry , T. Rubley, M. Gallatin, P. Giffey, T. Kana by. FIFTH ROW: P. Wright, P. Kurtz, T. Allen. BOTTOM ROW: K. Brickey, C . Fryer , B. Geishan, L. Osborn , J. Sours. The French Club won first place in the Halloween Parade this year for the most original float. They also had a supper at which one could eat French foods such as: octopus, duck, stuffed snails, rattlesnake and canapes. These are just a few of the many activities that the French Club has done in 1974-75. Pres . Beth Geishart , V . Pres . Shelly King , Sec. Kim Brickey, Treas. Cheryl Fryer 85 �Future Farmers of America Are Outstanding in Their Field SEATED: S . Seifert , T. Kling, B. Ledya rd, K. Smith . STANDING : J . Bark ley , A . Fegley . D . Burlew . N . McMichael . RIGHT: Yvonne Riley was the chapter sweet heart. ABOV E PICTURE: BACK ROW: C. Zagyva, J. Bowe rman, L. Huepe nbecker , H. Ash, G . Synder, D. Elder , W. Pope . R. Rickman, J. Van Dyke , A . Fegley, C . T eeters, T. Paul, T. Kling, M. Roberts, R. Ledyard. MIDDLE ROW: S. Seifert , R. Stephe ns, C . Stephens, D. Tuttle . J. Rice, S. Sau nde rs , L. Krise r. FRONT ROW: D. McVicker, J . Bowerman, K. Smith, K. Mille r, G . McCle ll an, M. Kling , N . Strong , P. Scherer . M. Osborn. 86 �Future Homemakers of America This year the F. H. A. had many excnmg acnv1nes in which they parnclpated. A few of the things they did were, singing Christmas carols to the residents of Maple Lawn, having parties, picnics, and bake sales. TOP ROW: Mrs. French, L. Huepenbecker, K. Fryer, P. Sleesman, C. Snyder, T. Locke, K. Williams, S. Andrews, C. Pomranka, B. McGee, K. Miller, D. Smith, J. Keifer, J. McGee, D. Center, E. Swallow, A. Suauss, C. England, B. Vanover. BOTTOM ROW ~ Bailey, K. Dunn, K. Gardner, P. Marsh, D. Richards, D. Swallow, T. Merritt. 87 �A Bus Load of Future Teachers of America TOP ROW: T. McCurley, R. Ditton, T. Lovrberry, L. Ditton, T. McRae, R. Snyder, B. Corrino, B. Stempien, R. Felts, A. Mills. MIDDLE ROW: K. Reichhart, V. Gray, K. Weber, C. Taylor, K. Curtiss, B. Osborne, J. Bemis, D. McVicker, S. Gilchrest, J. Sours, D. Bowen, L. VanLandingham, D. King, S. Budd, P. Giffey, L. Osborn, J, Schultz , L. Mills. BOTTOM ROW: T. Sperbeck, M. Saunders, J. Osborn, C. Suever, D. Kestner, S. Suang, B. Kurtz. 88 �The Library Club Reads on BOTTOM ROW: L. Thompson, P. Marsh, T. Merritt, Mrs. Brown, D. Swallow, C. Wells- TOP ROW: B. Spalding, F. Young, K. Newberry, J. Ostrander. This year the Library club sponsored a book sale which consisted of paperbacks, hardbacks, and magazines. 89 �We Were Spirited by the 7th and 8th Grade Pep Club ROW 1: ). Stem pie n , M. DuBay , N . Bo we rman , C. Le gg , C . Boohe r, K. Wilki nson, C . Wolfe , N . Rupp, B. Wolfe . ROW 2: M. Jones , P. Fryer , K. Fosdick , C . Laure ll, D . Suever , K. Midde l. ROW 3: Mrs. Banker , T. Tunle , M. Carpe nter , K. Bre we r , K. Con man, K . Hapburj ak , R. McRae , S . Boyd , P. Trav is, S . Byrd, D . Howell, C . Barne n, G . Rice, L. Pie rson. ROW 4: S . Bre tz, P. Cussigh, C . Wi lliams ,) . Graves , C. Sm ith , K. Newberry , S . Sa nler , W. Riddle, L. Huges , M. Odum , D . Norton, D . Lyons. ROW 5 : C . Baranouski, L. Ogurchak, L. Kli ng , N. Co le , C . Normand in , B. Osborn , B. Boley , B. Gra t z , ) . Laure ll. ROW 6: L. Wilson, D. Fowle r, L. Fish , T. Herman , T . Anderson, K . Rodesile r, C. Ste mpien , T . Love be rry , V. Dunn . The Pe p Club sold popcorn this year and donate d some of the money to buy the ne w scoreboard fo r the Middle School Gym . The cheerle aders not only cheere d at basketball games this year , they also cheere d at wrestling meets. They donate d money to the wrestlers , so they could purchase new uniforms . The Pep Club not only involves cheerle ading , it involves getting the girls together to do many things. This year the girls we nt bowling, swimming, a nd roller skating . 90 �Hola! Del Club de Espana/ BACK ROW: J. Yond, T. Sperbeck, V. Spurlock, T. Loveberry, L. Ditton, C. Bradley, D. Moringstar, J. Warkoczeski, M. Middel, M . Taylor. MIDDLE ROW: K. Wagner, C. Teeters, D. Waligora, J. Bemis, S. Bowerman, R. Temples, C. Pomranka, B. Jensen, Mrs . Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: T. Merritt, L. Mills, G. Coco, L. Lake, M. Medlock, S. Luce, P . Duke, B. Normandin. The Spanish Club is a fairly new club at Q. H. S. This year the Spanish Club had a Halloween hayride, hot dog roast and bonfire afterwards. In April, some of the members attended a Spanish Flamingo dance at the University of Toledo. In years to come the Spanish Club will get bigger and better! ! ! Club Officers: President: Marlene Middel Secretary: Sue Bowerman Treasurer: Teena Sperbeck Parliamentarian: Jeannie Coco 91 �Quincy Society for the Performing Arts (Q.S.P.A.) The Q. S. P. A. was a smaller club this year than years before. This club is for anyone interested in theatrical arts. It is not just for those who participate in the high school plays. This year a few of the members went to a dinner theatre in Detroit to see the musical, Jacques Brel. LOWER PICTURE, Left to Right: C . Taylor, C. O'Brien, P. Burk, J. Dull, S. Rollins, K. Fish, M. Fahl en, C. Baker, L. Osborn, K. Brickey , L. Carpenter, Mr. C. Walczak, M. Middel. 92 �Pres. - Robin Felts Treasurer - Dan King Vice Pres. - Jack Belle my Sec. - Tim Baldwin Sgt. at Arms - Dave Harmon Varsity Club TOP ROW, L to R: A. Mills, B. Stempien, C. Rodesiler, C. Ever line, J. Friend, C . Cluff, S. Smead, J. Fry, T. Baldwin, T. Kurtz, D. Ripley. 2nd ROW, L toR: L. Brown, R. Snyder, T . Brown, R. Russell, B. Wilson, D. Tuttle, F. Young. 3rd ROW, L toR: B. Carrino, D. Harmon, T. McCurley, M. Rawson, J. Bellamy, K. Loveberry, S. Null, T. Worth, R. Lyons, S. Strang, M. Anderson. 93 �Again this year our devoted staff worked into the summer to finish the 1975 Oriole, but through the unfinished pages and the headaches, we think it was worth it! We Did It! 1975 Oriole EDITOR---- -------- -- ----------Jill Temples ASSIST ANT EDITOR AND PHOTOGRAPHER ---------------------------Brian Wilson DEVOTED MEMBERS ------------------------Linda Carpenter ------------------------Marlene Middel ------------------------Jim Normandin ---------------------------Mike Smith ADVISOR -------------------------Ms. Culy As editor of the 1975 Oriole, I wish to thank my staff for their time and great help, THANKYOU! Jill Temples 94 �r ADMINISTRATION ~ the long night the sound of water says what I think �MR. SPALDING High School Principal MR. LONGHINI Middle School Principal MR. REYNOLDS Su perimendent 96 �MR. WORTH Elementary Principal MR. VANPATTEN Mr. Worth's Secretary MRS. LAMBRIGHT Mr. Reynolds's Secretary 97 �MRS. RICHER Mr. Spaldings' Secretary MRS. REYNOLDS Mr . Reynolds's Secretary MRS. FORD Mr. Longhini' s Secretary MRS. HUTCHINS Mr. Reynolds's Secretary ~8 �FACULTY in the midst of the plain sings the lark free of all things �MR. GARY ADAMS AB Hillsdale P. E. and History MRS. GAIL BANKER MA Memphis Math MISS JUDY BROWN BA Siena I-its .• French and English MRS. VIRGINIA BROWN BA WMU Librarian 100 �MRS. VICTORIA BUDD MAWMU Math and English MR. MARTIN CHARD BS WMU History and Social Studies MS. PENNY CHARD MAWMU Humanities and Guidance MS. CHRISTINE CUL Y BA U of M English and Social Studies ~----~~ ----~ MISS JANE CRAWFORD BS EMU Special Education 101 �MR. JACK FELLER BA Adrian Science MR. KENNETH DOWNEY BA Hillsdale Social Studies MISS MARY FLORADAY BA U of Detroit English MISS MAUREEN CLULLIAGAN UofM P.E. MR. JOHN DOGAN BS CMU Industrial Arts and P. E. 102 �MRS. KATHY HUGHES BS EMU Special Education MRS. SHARON FERRISS BA MSU Science MRS. ELEANOR FRENCH BS WMU Home Economics MR. MAX HEINEMANN BA MSU and U of M Social Adjustment 103 �MR. SCOTT KUGLER M Ed Temple U Math MR. PAUL JA WOROWICZ BMMSU Band MR. GENE LEWIS MA MSU Chemistry and Physics MRS. JOANNE LONGHINI BA CMU English MRS. ELIZABETH KEEN AN BA E. Kentucky U Reading and Health 104 �MR. EDWARD NOFZ BS Defiance, MS Mich. Tech U Science MR. GARY MALE BS WMU Social Studies MR. ROBERT MITCHELL MA Bowling Green Counselor MISS MELISSA LLOYD Alma P.E. MRS. SHARYN LEOSH BA Hillsdale English MR. DANIEL LUDLOW BS Hillsdale Math and Athletic Director 105 �MRS. GERTRUDE RIDER BS Wright State Choir MR. ROBERT STEWART BA Defiance, MA WMU Social Studies MR. MICHAEL NOWICKI BA Hillsdale Social Studies MR. ANDREW PARZYCH BB EMU Bkkpg. and Typing 106 �MISS CAROL SWENOR BA WMU Art MR. ERIC TUNDEVOLD BS CMU Math MR. ROBERT UNDEEN BA Castleton St. , MA MSU English and Social St. MR. JOHN SEIFKEN BA Spring Arbor Science MR. BRENT VEYSEY MA Defiance Social Studies 107 �MRS. NELLIE VOLKERT BS EMU Shorthand and Typing MR. CHRISTOPHER WALCZAK MAMSU English MR. SCOTT WEBER MAMSU Math and Science FACULTY NOT SHOWN MR. THOMAS DEMEISE BS MSU Math and Shop MR. RAYMOND FAST BS MSU Agriculture MRS. MARY LEWIS BA Olivet P. E. and English MRS. DONNAJOHNSON BA Siena Hts . Spanish and English 108 �LEFT TO RIGHT: Marie Keith Caroline Knisely The lma Marquart Maxine VanNasdale Alberta Todd Virginia Taylor Donna McCurley Cooks and janitors BACK ROW: Leonard Marquart and James Burk. FRONT ROW : Elmer Burk, Walt Miller, Ken Johnson, Ed Smith, Ronnie Johnson, Tom Maxson. 109 �Our Bus Drivers BACK ROW: (left to right) Verita Delcamp, Mike Riley, Rose Borgen, Doris Whitney, Betty Reichhart, Harold Sawdy. FRONT ROW: Joyce Riddle, Earl Volkert, Joan Matz, Dorothy Nickerson, Jennie Smith. T 110 �Our Education Aides MRS. MARY FOSDICK : Middle School MRS. EMILY RILEY : High School Library MRS. MARGARET SUEVER: High School 111 �LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER (le ft to right) Debbie Rid ley Marcia Null Becky Jensen David Milla rd Those Special Aides LIBRARY AIDES BACK ROW: Velda Sperbeck The resa Meiring Tina Ka naby Ruth Temples FRON T ROW: Trudy Me rritt Diana Swa llow AU DIO AIDES Danny Bassage Kevin Newberry Debbie Ridley Ke nny Fickle Mike Brewer Ron Russell 11 2 �Office Aides LEFT, JUNIOR HIGH AIDES : (stan left corner) Jan Clemenson, Tina Sperbeck, Teresa Paul, Lisa VanLandingham, Theresa Rubley, Lori Pierson, Jan ell Osborn. BELOW: HIGH SCHOOL AIDES: (left to right) Judie Schultz, Linda Osborn, Deb Cekdon, Lori Everline, Becky Nutt, Chris Loose, Sherry Stempien, Roy Snyder, Robyn Ditton, Sally Budd. 113 �The Teachers Couldn/t Ask for Any Better Slaves. The Q.H.S. Aids MORNING: TOP TO BOTTOM: C. Teeters, K. Meade, S . Albright, D. Center, D. Liggins, S. Bowerman, L. Gallatin, D. McVicker, K. Ledyard, F. Exelby, C. Snyder, L. Fish, D. Hargreave, C. Wells, V . Sperbeck, R. Traxler , L. Osborn, B. Schultz, M. Saunders, C. Sueve r, S. Wonh, L. Carpenter, K. Buckley, L. Wise, C. Sebring, P. Kunz, J. Robson, L. Everline, L. Mills, M. Middel, T. Kana by, B. Topp, T . Meiring, V. Spurlock, T. Strang, J. McRae, S. Barfel , D. Quimby, K. Lewis, S. Nickerson, R. Lyons, D. Tuttle , D. Bas~ge, G. Andrews, J. Fry, J. Wright, B. Stempien, M . Rawson, D. Millard, S. Budd, T. McRae, Y. Riley, C. Godfrey, VanL andingham. AFTERNOON: TOP TO BOTTOM: T. Locke, K. England, K. England, N. Strange, P. Iles, P. Fosdick, A. Bracy, R. Houtz , M. Tobolske, D. Howell, K. Milkes, A. Johnson, T. Cholka, J. Mocherman, P. Duke , B. Normandin, D. Harmon, S. O'Brein, C . Bowerman, M. Brewer, R. Russell, D. Longardner, L. Tompson, B. Jensen, K. Reichan, B. Osborne, K. Newberry, P. Ford, K. Shobe, K. Losinski, K. Justice , J. Clemenson, T. Sperbeck, F. P~rkinson, R. Temples, K. Curtiss , D. Ridley, G. Andrews, S. Gilcrest, P. Sherwood, K. Wolfe, T. Rubley, B. Center, J. Ostrander, T. Vanderpool, C. Ogurchak, T. Kanaby, R. Snyder, D. Justice, S. Lovell, C. Coan, T. Love berry, T. Tracy, S . Stempie n, D. Ripley, F. Young, D . Byrd, S. Strang, R. Ditton, J. Strang, B. Nun, L. Ditton , K. Weaver, K. Blair, M. McNitt, B. Corrino, L. VanLandingham, C . Godfrey , T. McCurley, A . Mills, B. Stempien. 114 �JUNIORS �Bill Avra Tim Baldwin Ron Bean Dennis Bice Bill Blair Susan Bowerman Dean Briggs Tim Brown 116 Cind y Baker juniors Approach Last Year as Students at Quincy High School Roberta Banker Susan Beard Kathy Blair Diane Bowen Dave Bretz Lee Brown John Burlew �Laura Byers Jamie Campbell Deb Cekander Bryan Center Harold Cluff Jean Coco Phil Deal Kent Dirschell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Cindy Taylor, Treasurer; Tim Strang . Secretary; Annette Finley, Vice President; Robin Saunders Alexander, Historian . (Steve Smead, President, was absent when this picture was taken.) Carla England Chris Everline Gary Ewers Marty Fahlen Jody Farris Alan Fegley Kandi Fickl e Annette Finley 117 �Sharon Fre de rick Phillip French Jim Fry Robert French Laura Gallatin Dale Haburjak Larry Hayes Ray Gallop Dennis Hooley Mark Houtz Allan Johnson 118 �Kelly Kennedy Dawn King Tim Kling Cindy Kurtz Bill Kurtz Lydia Lake Kim Ledger Bob Leyard Jeff Lewis Kay Losinski Marilyn Lounds Ray Lyon Norm McMichael Linda McNitt Jeanie McCle llan Julie McClellan Tom McRae Deb McVicker Tracy Macklin Pam Marsh Trudy Merritt Kathy Mueller Marcia Nu ll Steve 0' Brien 11 9 �Connie Ogurchak Julie Osborn Va nessa Rawson Richard Pie rson Charlie Richards Bonnie Rice De b Richards De an i\ipley Ne ll ayne Robson Jody Schultz Robin Saunde rs Sue Siefe rs Kathy Shobe Steve Sm e ad Be v Spangler Jill Sours Jody Sours Tim Strang Velda Sperbeck Christy Strother 120 Diane Swa llow Rod Taylor �Cindy Tay lor Lewis Temp les Lyle Thomas Lori Thompson Jodie Travis Jay Travis Tammy Vanderpoo l Mary Vozar Richie Walston Alan Wa lters Mark Warkocezski Connie We lls Joe Wright Tim Worth Cindy Traxler Bri iln \'i ilson Dave Tunle Chris Wo lfe 121 �so ~ i 1 ~ __ ·- . y1eld to the willow e loathing, all the desire of your heart �Gary Albright Greg Andrews Shirley Andrews Carla Arnold Fred Avra Ethel Bailey Vicki Beckwith Juli Bemis Cathy Bowditch Ed Bowerman Carrie Bradley Mike Brewer Kim Brickey Mike Buckley Class of 77 Looking Forward to the Good 1 Times Ahead Treas. , Kathy Moore, Pres. , Cheryl Fryer, Vice Pres. , Gary Albright, Sec. , Clara Cole. Dennis Burlew Nathan Carpenter Maureen Chalka Jan Clemenson Cindy Coan Ina Cole Melinda Davis Lori Ditton Larry Drumm Jan Dull Kim Dunn Mary Dunn Clara Cole Donna Cribbs 123 �Bob Easterday Karen England Lori Everline Faith Exelby Ken Fickle Jim Fidler Kathy Fish Tom Fish Jeff Friend Chery 1 Fryer Mary Gallatin Karen Gardner Rick Gardner Cam Gary Beth Geishen Patti Giffey Greg Gilben Keith, Lori, and Buddy showing their enthusiasm Chester Goodwin Brenda Gratz Buddy Graves Sandy Green Tammy Green Peggy Hamlin Brenda Harmon Steve Hawes Marvin Haynes Deb Howell L. Hue pen becker 124 �Go Get 'em Raid and the Orioles . . . Doug Hutchins Henry Jenkot Becky Jensen Deann Justice Karen Justice Tina Kanaby He re 's Donna . Joyce Keifer Shelley King Rosanna Klepack Judy Kline Mike Kling Suzy Knapp John Lange Dave Longardne r Bob Loveberry Te rry Love be rry Cookie Love ll Wayne Lowe r Scott Luce David Lyons Linda McCann De nnis McVicke r 125 �Karen Matz Theresa Meiring Marlene Middel Keith Milks David Millard Lori Mills Darlene Miner Jolene Mocherman Kathy Moore Rick Morris Kevin Newberry Rick Nickerson Jim Normandin Char O'Brien Joe Omlor Beth Osborne John Ostrander Mike Parker Teresa Paul John Perry Rick Petersen Jim Pifer Yes, Can l help you? Tammy Payton Who, Me? 126 �Chris Pomranka William Pope Leann Queen Dennis Quimby Rusty Rasmussen Donna Reichhart Kelly Reynolds Marcia Rice Ben Richardson Faith Ricker Debbie Ridley Harry Rinard Carl Rogers Debra Salyer Carrie Sanderlin Sally Sattler 1ackie Schultz Marty Sebring Pam Sleesman Denise Smith Mike Smith Linda Smurr Anyone for a snowball fight? Here's Sherry. 127 �Vicky a nd Julie on their way to band. Glenn Snyde r Linda Speake r Teena Sperbeck Vicky Spurlock She rry Ste mpien Tena Ste mpien Julie Suang Lisa Sullivan Mary Taylor Chris Teeters Ruth Temples Lynne Tess in Marie Tobolske Jeff VanLandingham John Wallace Julie Warkoczeski Janice Watts Jeff Wigem Re nna Wooden Doug Yuh! 128 �simple trust; do not the petals flutter down just like that? �Susan Albright David Anderson Tracy Allen Craig Baranouski Danny Bassage Linda Beckwith c I a s s 0 f 7 Brett Spalding Hist. 8 Valerie Bemis Carmen Cutcher V. Pres. Jerry Cindy Bowerman Bonham Andy Bracy 130 CLASS OFFICERS, Left to Right Jodie Robson Tim Tracy Treas. Sherry King Pres. Sec. Ron Bradley �Diana Byrd Darlene Center Steve Co an Carl Cluff Tracy Cole Robin Connin Kurt Condra Richard Davis Tammy Cottman Carmen Cutcher Teresa Davis Debbie DesJardins Keith Dirschell Lori Ditto Karen Downer 131 �Susan Drumm Rebecca Dunsmore David Elder Jerry Engelhardt Tamara Fickle Bruce Finley Lorei Fish Patti Ford Perry Fosdick Jim French Karen Fryer Betty Geer Bob Hagaman Trixie Hale Dorothy Hargreave Denise Harmon Rita Hill Ruth Hill Debbie Holt Randy Houtz Dennis Hutchins Pam Iles Lerinda Irwin Angela Jordan Chester Jordan 132 �Mark Jordan Theresa Kanaby Doug Keeslar Lonnie Keith Robert Kempton Sherry King Lowell Kriser Pam Kurtz Terry Lennington David Lentz Pam Lewis Debbie Liggins Theresa Locke Mark Loveberry Margaret Lyons Patti Lyons Garry McClellan Kitty McDowell Denise McFarland Tia Macklin Jeff McRae Mark Malone Kelly Matz Dawn Meade Melinda Medlock Jackie Middel Bruce Miller Kim Miller Kim Normandin 133 �Susan 0' Brien Mike Osborn Don Ostrander Doug Parker Frank Parkinson Doug Patterson Don Peck Wendell Penrod Lori Pierson Roy Pohl Dean Pomranda Leasa Reppen John Rice Lee Richards Perry Rickman Marc Robens Jodie Robson Nicky Rockhold Teresa Rubley Scott Saunders Duane Sawday Frank Schultz Becky Schultz Richard Sherwood Keven Smeekins Cheryl Snyder Brett Spalding Joe Stempien Cunis Stephens Ron Stephens 134 �Mike Stout Norman Suang Annette Suauss Nathan Suong Kim Suouse Steve Sullivan Eileen Swallow Chris Teeters Tim Tracy Jeff Travis Ell y Traxler Jeff VanDyke Jerome Yond Nancy Vozar Ken Wagner Dale Waligora Lenny Wallace Paulette Walters Tony Weaver Bob Wendorf Craig Wen Jeff Williams Kathy Williams Kathie Wolfe Doug Wonders Ken Wood Don Wooden Peggy Wright 135 �raw up • n1ng �Beth Adams Linda Aiken Theresa Anderson Tina Ash Chris Baily Cynthia Baranouski Dennis Beard Rita Beemer Rebecen Boldy Sam Bonham Kim Booher James Bowditch Shelley Bretz Kim Brewer Donnie Burritt Nara Byers Marie Carpenter Fred Cekander Augusta Cluff Doug Chaney Nora Cole Kathleen Cottman Mary Cotton John Coward 137 �Pat Cussigh Joseph Daniels Danny Herman Teresa Herman Chris Holloway Rex Davis Terri Davis Rita Hooley Dennis Houck Jeff Dove Douglas Drake Lyle Huepenbecker Vicki Dunn Robert Durham Karen Eckert Deana England Scott Field Linda Fish Dawn Fowler Cora Frederick JoAnn Frederick Pam Freebarn Helen Gangway Kevin Godfrey Belinda Gratz JoAnn Graves Kelly Haburjak Raymond Hansel Virgil Harmon Tracy Harrington Debra Haynes 138 �Lori Hughes Hal Jensen Lori Kling Kim Knisely Sidney Kreis Connie Latta Janette Laurel! Kim Loveberry Darrell Lovell Dawn Lyons Pauick Malone Cathy Lange Alva March Brenda Marowelli Jeff McClellan Earlean McVicker Jerry McVicker Tim McVicker Tim Mills Greg Miner Scott Moore Armond Morris Christy Mullen Becky Neeley Peggy Neeley Karol Newberry James Nickerson Sarah Nickles Carolyn Nordyke Casey Normandin Denise Nonon 139 �James Null Mary Odum Linda Ogurchak Brenda Osborne Beverly Parshall Julie Paul Lori Peck Cathie Pomranka Amy Poner Bruce Rice Looks like they have the making of Quincy Oriole's. Wendy Riddle Kim Rodesiler Reginald Rupp Julie Russell Susan Sattler Lucille Scherer Marie Scherer Edward Schultz Kun Schultz Doug Suever Kun Sinclair Jackie Sleesman Randy Smead Candy Smith Diana Smith 140 �Sandra Smith Pam Specker connie Stempien Dale Suachan Tim Suauss Kim Suother Mickey Swift Bran Taylor Tim Taylor LuAnn Thompson Brent Thornton Myrna Thorp Roben Tobelaki Danny Wallace Scott Walls Tammy Walters Bryan Ware James Watts Jeff Wells Mark Whitney Kristy Williams Steve Wilson Michelle Wood Loyde Worden Edward Zimmerman Ml �Carl Albright Bobby Albright Karen Andrews Scott Badders Harold Ball Charles Barber Cheryl Barnett Richie Bean Dave Becker Scott Becker Laurie Bliss Dollie Blowers Harold Bondsteel Cindy Booher Dave Booher Nancy Bowerman The Seventh Graders/ United They Stand Scott Bowerman Sheila Boyd Tim Brewer David Brown Cheryl Buckberry Bonnie Burritt Debra Burlew Sue Byrd Richard Carpenter Hal Cekander Cathy Center Theresa Coco Brian Crabill Dane Cutcher Annie Darling Theresa Deal Dennis DeCaire Paul Dirschell 142 �Brenda Dooley Edward Dooley David Dove Michell DuBay Kevin Dules Terry Dull Tim Dunn Kris Fosdick Rodney Fredrick Darin Friend Pauicia Fryer Linne Gordon Richard Hand Brian Hawes Brian Hill Roger Hoch Peter Hoeft Joe Hoffman Scott Holt Dawn Howell Sandy Hulbert Scott Hutchins Rhonda Iles Cathy Johnson Sandy Jensen Manha Jones Sarah Kaufman James Keesler Carmen Kettle Sherri Kniseley Greg Kochendorfer Brenda Kurtz Carolyn La urell Cindy Legg Theresa Liggins 143 �Brian Ludlow Margie McConnell LuAnn McDowell Todd McLain Roxanne McRae Joe McRae Victor McVicker James Meade Melissa Medlock Karen Middel Michael Milks Brenda Miller Linda Miner Randy Mocherman Joe Nail Kenny Newberry Mark Rice Cathy Nordyke Connie Nordyke Tim Parker Nan Rupp Jeff Pauley Debbie Penrod James Phair Jeff Phair Lynnette Pierson Leroy Pope Johnny Prince Randy Rassmussen Ginna Rice Ron Rice Danny Richards Spencer Rickman Patty Ries Bob Sanderlin Richard Sattler Eddie Saxman 144 �Edward Scherer Chris Shaffer Jerry Shobe Margret Smeekens Alvin Smith Scott Smith Todd Smith Debbie Smurr Donald Snyder Randy Sours Jenny Stempien Dawn Strong Debbie Suever Keith Teachout Patty Travis Paul Traxler Terri Tuttle Elaine Walker Brenda Weaver Myron Welch Randy Wendorf Kathy Wilkinson Lori Wilson Tammy Winchell Bonnie Wolfe Connie Wolfe Diana Wooden Dennis Zimmerman 145 �Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Guy Bassage Kathy Beemer Clifford Blowers Ricky Bracy Tori Budd John Burge Time Has Only Begun for the Sixth Grade Dawn Chaney LaJean Coan Mark Coan Kris Condra Mickey Connin Brenda Cottman Tracy Deal Doug DeCaire 146 �Lori DesJardins Leslie Ditton Norm Drumm Lynette DuBay Tina Dules Boddy Dunn Cathy Durham Max Ecken Kenneth England Jack Falkner Loran Fickle Roben Ford Beth Friend Cheryl Gratz Eugene Gratz Sara Hammond Roben Hard Denise Henry Phillip Higbea Denise Howell Douglas Ingraham Jim Jeffrey Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Lisa Kockendorfer Gerald Latta Sheri Laurell Kenny Letts Karice Loveberry 147 �Debbie Lovejay Dawn McClellan JoAnn McCle llan Dennis McFarland Rennee McRae Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall Gina Massey Kim Milks John Mraz Clinton Nickles Dawn Neible June' Ostrander Dianna Parker John Penner Many Pierson Dawn Pomranka Julie Prince Scott Reppen Shannon Rice Ray Riddle Jamie Robbins Jamie Robison Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jimmy Rodgers Carenda Sawdey Mark Scott Ricky Sebring Sherry Sherwood Herben Sleesman 148 �Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Mark Smith Anthony Smotherman Ke lli Ste m pi en Scott Strachan Angela Strang Gene Strong William Swallow Kirk Teachout Timothy Thibideau Dennis Thomas Traci Travis Kevin VanVleet Jennifer Walls Sheri Westfall Sara Winchell Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Carolyn Worth NOT SHOWN: Ruth Peavey Jim Tith Morm Drumm Bob Halferty Billy Hawes Penny Shafer Laurie Smith Bruce Knisely James McGee Debra Nave Danna Sperbeck Marty Wooden Steven Burd Lori Heckenberry Curtis Kerton Ed McGueen Preston Ricker Becky Wilson LeRoy Vond Richard Gekander Sharon Keifer Mat Reams Steve Smith Janni Paine Peter Falzon Matt Reams Lori Barnett Robin Brower Jeff Felipow Alvin Harrington Lindsey Huepenbecker Norman Lefevre Georgia Laney Tina McGeen 149 �•. h, how glorious! the young leaves, the green leaves glittering in the su·nshine �L. toR., BOTTOM ROW : Ann Null. Rachel Dove, Penny Wygant, Chris Toth, Kevin Hosek, Robbie Hutchkiss, Scott Lippe rt, Claude Peavey. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Kinkead, Tammy Graves, Rhonda McRae, Jeff Ellis, Lenny Farris, Bob Antus, Brent Whitney, Erin Sawdey. TOP ROW: Michelle Ware, Kelli Talbot, Renee Matz, Jeff LeFevre, Bryan Wymer, Doug Loveberry, Steve Hinds, Keith Pohl, Mike Vozar, Mr. Bell. BOTTOM ROW: Teresa Englehardt, Michelle Nave, Tina Herman, Amy Hammond, Andy Walls, Beth Tobolske, Valere Herman, Brian Preston, Charles Wallace. MIDDLE ROW: Amy Wendorf, Tina Mras, Maralin Truin, Susan McVicker, Tian Hand, William Poole, Chuck Miller, James Neeley, Lori Gibson, Gail Amen. TOP ROW: Mrs. Jewell, Anitta Parshall, Tammie Johnston, Angela Smotherman, Jeff Davis, Alec Legg, Marjanna Smith, Roy Rogers, Brad Rurka. 0 I "W' • • IIA ,, A .~ ~~,.~ Q· I~ ~· I I 151 �ROW 1: Robbie Smith, Lisa Hickok, Deana Thomas, Dellinda Mullen, Chris Nickles, Bob Motsinger, Greg Smith, Terri Ditton. ROW 2: David Sobieck, Carolyn Peck, Tamara LeFevre, Kelli Campbell, Kristy Hutchins, Richard Saxman, Angela Green, Anita Harmon, Joe Voice. ROW 3: Chris Hargrreave, Tom Loveberry, Lori Fosdick, LuAnne Tessin, Debbie Kiersey, Karen Karney, Tom Bean, Pam Loose, Mrs. Miller - 5th. ' - .•. BOTTOM ROW: Right to Left: David Finley , Randy Rumsey , Jim Rollins , Arthur Kahaian, Mark O'Brien, Kimberly Cole , Christine Johnson, Jill Faulkner. MIDDLE ROW : Left to Right: Bonnie Gratz, Christine Cekander, Rhonda Wilber, Danny Ousley, Andy Snyder, Brad Freeburn, Loren Hue pe nbecker, Kimberly Stempien, Janie Neeley , Pam Hampshire. TOP ROW: Left to Right: Kimberly Bradley, Melody McConnell, Dawn Brown, Scott Peterson, Tracy Sande rson, Frank Bowen, De Wain DeCaire , Linda Swift, Diana Pa uley, Che ryl Stephens, Mrs . Tuttle - 5th room 30. \~ >1 • I • f I .,. . 'lh I, Mf 111. ) ,~ .. c'' u ~ '~ ,"·~')¥~ BOTTOM ROW: Sherry Tuttle , Matt O'Brien, Brian Harmon, Danny Brewer , Gregg Saunders, John Normandin, Rowdy Gibson. MIDDLE ROW: Lisa Dules, Jay Millard, Tom Russell, Mark Ludlow, Linda Alle n, Da ryl 'dells, Calvin Shilling, Larry Harbaugh, Ange la Kelley. TOP ROW: Mrs. Veysey- 5th, Dave Higbea, Lorena Scherer l P ,fu Wood, Roger Knapp, De nise Laurel!, Darlene Kling, Amy Geishert, Chevelle Travis, Dee Ann Barber. 152 �Left to Right, Bottom: Patty Keaton, Donald Booher, Kerri Smith, Jody Harmon, Sherry Poole, Doran Cunis, Richard Nickles, Tim Eslow, Roberta Smurr. MIDDLE ROW: Nan Weber, John Spragg, Kun Spalding, David Wilson, Lee Millard, John Taylor, Jeff Suever, Karen Latta, Kris Quimby, Cindy Kelley. TOP ROW: Miss Corless, Tim McBride, Tom Brewer, Don Byrd, Tammty, Dooley, Diane Gilben, Ricky Kiersey, Richard Lutz, Glen Avery, Cindy Connin. BOTTOM: Julie Parker, Lori Bailey, Lisa Booher, Ken Holloway, Mike Hagaman, John Albright, Gail Condra. MIDDLE ROW: Kim Freese, Cecil Smith, Sheila Drake, Steve Stempien, Rhonda Antus, Billy McGee, Kim Sauers, Vickie Peck, Walter Schultz. TOP: Ruth Fulk, Craig Miller, Larry Jones, Ronald Lange, Tammy Houvener, John Dehoach, Mike Nail, Robin Miller, Marrin Sailes, Mrs. Lewis. '\~r !~ , )t l·-;~:..- ..-~ .-~;;· ·.~·~\-• 0 'dllil(, ~~·~ .-~~·~.,ctfl, . "'' $ ~ , ~ ~ e, ~': ~ , . tt o1, ~~ \ I ~ It\. I · ~~ tb ~ ~ " r ..u: ..1~ 1 1 1 0 I e ~~ :<' r"' '" ':~ • ~ ~~ ,. " • I 153 �BOTTOM ROW: Lloyd Paul, Billy Hoeft, Carl Shafer, Candie Esterday, Brent Withington, Kim Parker, Christine Kline, Wayne Rehner. MIDDLE ROW: Ricky Booher, Roxanne Knapp. Gerald Meade, LaRae Walker, Todd Smith, Roben Loveiov, Todd Cochrane, Diane Ingraham, Cathy Pierson. TOP ROW: Christine Horn, Michale Dennis, Becky Osborn, Kim Hagy, Heidi Meister, Jim Supanouski, Eric Rice, Danny Williams, Becky Brown, Mrs. Spalding. BOTTOM ROW: Anita Cekander, Jackie Kanaby, Jamie Prince, Barry Chapman, Kevin Hooley, Sarah Brickey, Andy Meade. MIDDLE ROW: Byran Gray, Jennifer Shilling, Lori Wallace, Marlene Robens, Leslie Schaffer, Denise Houck, Mary Kay Whitford, April Thorp, Penni Thorp, Roben Speaker. TOP ROW: Brian Henry, Kevin Kaiser, Norman Herman, Scott Wilkinson, Mike Hard, Diane Fidler, Sherry Gibson, Douglas Russell, David Williams, Mrs. Stempien. f'(l): "'" 'll. 154 I �BOTTOM ROW: B1lly Vorce, Chuch Wilbur, Marie Smith, Lisa Stempien, Lori Dobson, Patti Mraz, Bobby Lindsey. MIDDLE ROW: Michele Biederman, Ronald Coco, Rachel McRae, James England, Kelly Riddle, Danny Morris, Tammy Brewer. TOP ROW: Robyn Rubley, Mike Mitchell, David Donbrock, Dawn Helton, Steve Miller, Mike Yond, Stacy Westfall, Mrs. Hauer. BOTTOM ROW: Basil Whitford, Tim Delaney, David Osuander, Tina Nickles, Kelly Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Litwaits, Jimmy Beemer, Steven Meade, Ona Lothamer, Scott Clifford, Debbie Thomas, David Geiman, Stacy Houk. TOP ROW: Melissa Powers, Billy Wellons, Suzanne Toth, Alicia Veysey, Dean DeCaire, Tim Finley, Deena Dowker, Tereas Byrd, Mrs. King. ,, ' @r.C 'o::IY, ~ ~ ; )" . ~-~ .. . . 0 :·•1 •.hv· . '~11 'Y· • f\ .1: \:u~ ~. 155 �·~ ~ I :.• ·o·~a~ ,r~ .~ ~ ~$~ BOTTOM ROW: Elaina Wood, JoEllen Robson , Susan Engelhardt, Billie Jo Harbaugh, Alyson Ashby , Michelle Filmore . MIDDLE ROW: Karen Stempien , Becky Smith, Denise Antus, Brenda Russell, Lisa Lyons, Be ckie Badders , Denny Higbee, Dawn Yeich. TOP ROW : William Harris, Shaun Massey , Roben Miller , Bob Darling, Melissa Friend, David Karney, Randy McCurley, Glenn Spencer , Mrs. Newton. BOTTOM ROW: Lance Wiser, Michael Ellis, Karen Hosek, Kim Eddington, Christie Betts, Kevin Kincaid, Brian Ditton. MIDDLE ROW : Tim Wilkinson, Kirk Larson, Douglas Marsh, Harold Blowers, Terry Stephens, Inez Letts, Bobby Miner , Shawn Poynor. TOP ROW : Charlene Fletcher, Gail Wineland, Val Beckwith, Kristie Strouse, Pam Wilbur, Jennifer Dobson , Skip DuBay, Bruce Phol, Michele Sobiech, Miss Sewell. BOTTOM. ROW: Valeria Mullen, Joe Reams, Kelly Nonon, Jeff Miller, Scott McGee, Alvin Walker. MIDDLE ROW: Becky Cekander, Candy Rathen, Terri Wood, Ricky Rasmussen, Lynn DesJardins, Karen Gordon, David Thornton, Arthur Hart. TOP ROW: Cheryl Bradley, Kristine Green, Gerald Hinds, Rex Thacher, Michelle Miller, Tarri Spragg , Tim Brown, Mrs. VanHoosear. / 156 �~ ; ,, 0. ' . 0 v (V ) ~ .. ~ ~;·% \ ~ ·(j) . . " '0 J 1j; BOTTOM ROW: Vicki Eddington, Michele Converse, Terri Brower, Wendy Kelley, Brad Parrich, Bobby Blowers. MIDDLE ROW: Amy Rootes, Craig Fish, Laurie Bradley, Mike Gipple, Christina McGee, Mike Rodgers, Julie Murdock, Richy Lippert. TOP ROW : Tima Hampshire, Brent Whygant, Danny Nance, Tim Berry, Joanne Hamilton, Jimmy McRae, Becky Jones, Kathy Herman, Lisa Gilbert, Mrs. Jean Brose. 157 �lj/ '' :( ) 0~ 0 cc1 ~ BOTTOM ROW: Mary Geiman, Lilly Toth, Kandy Root, Joedy Latta, Frank Wood. MIDDLE ROW: Monique Smith, Tom Copeland, Matthew Pepper, Todd Betts, Darin Higbee, Penny Tuttle, Annette Beiderman, Tammy Newberry. TOP ROW : Kim Rosendaul, Kari!yn Teachout, Teresa Jeffery, Robyn Burks, Yancy Richards, Joey Mitchell, Matt McConnell, David Hammond, Jenod Robinson, Jason Baily, Mareeda Gibson. BOTTOM ROW: Dawn Waligora, Wendy Harmon, Gordon Bassage, Kelli Newberry, Doug Finley, Tommy Lothamer, Barry Miller, Gordon Wellons, Kelly Wallace. MIDDLE ROW : Rusty Tesch, Nathan Davis, Jon Kisiel, Richie Sanderson, Nathan Richardson, Paige Mason, Jill Phillipy, Jackie Cooper. TOP ROW: Mark Hou~ner, David Spalding, Lori Drake, Billy Miller, Brent Rogers, Jerry Halderman, Scott Latta, Pam Hockenberry, '"'roni Bowerman, Mrs. Kathy Goschka. ,, ~· ~.o . i~:G). " 1;1 ,;/: o :": ~ ~~~{~ -!$~~. I}~· :·~ { • • i I ' " J ~. .... 1j) "' BOTTOM ROW: Heidi Yeich, Shawna Walters, Kristina Brewer, Stacy Donnelly, Jimmy Boulton, Lonnie Laurie, Chuck Vorce, Bernina Rossetter. MIDDLE ROW: Erica Arnold, Ty Wentwonh, Annette Paul, Dawn Quimby, Franklin Easterday, Jody Spragg, Paul Krick, Teddy Kahaian. TOP ROW: Mrs. Gano Dena Stempien, Shari Brown, Eric Dules, Lori Babbage , Gordon Thomas, Candie Kaiser, Randy Root, David Chaney, Eddie Marsh. 158 / �BOTTOM ROW : Lisa Nave, Tom Cole, Lisa Smallwood, Sam Monarch , Mildred Blowers , Larry Brewer. MIDDLI; ROW : Tammy Peck, Mark Ricker, April Persails , Melissa Wood, Mike Dowker, Bobby Hooley, Craig Gray, Jeff Kiersey . TOP ROW : Barbara Cekander, Scott Preston, Zellma Poston , Chadhorn, David Thompson, Michelle Powers , George Jenkot, Connie Quimby , Keith Hamilton, Mrs. Male. I BOTTOM ROW: Doug Dobson, Brenda Kratzer, Kevin Stempien, Dawn Russell , Susan Rickman, Robin Laurell. MIDDLE ROW: Frenda Otis, David Wendorf, Jason Shillin~ Paula Gratz, Tracie Wilbur, Scott Horn, Jimmy Weber, Mike Kanaby, Jay Murdock. TOP ROW : Stacey Connin, Tammy Suang, Chantal Cochrane, LeeAnn Walters, Scott Sobiech, Chris LaMee, Bruce Lenington, Timmy O' Brien. 159 �MORNING: BOTTOM ROW: Andrews Wellons, Angela Culver, Timothy Gibson, Connie Booher, Michael Dodd, Kristina Cizas, Tammie Mueller. MIDDLE ROW: Janet Fletcher, Elizabeth Davis, Mark Bernard, Steven Marowelli, Susan Miller, Angela Marsh, Dedre Cekander, Sandra Nave, Jeffery Hawes, Shirley Delaney. TOP ROW: David Fillmore, Tony King, Penny Parris, Michael Colon, Leslie Hilton, Jean Smith, Lori Sobeich, Linda Darling, Scott Withington, Melissa Bradshaw, Bobbie Shilling, Mrs. Esterline, Mrs. McCann. 160 �MORNING: BOTTOM ROW: Corey Avra, Kelly Sours, Aaron Poner, Brian Connin, Debbie Berry. MIDDLE ROW: James Coleman, Steven Harmon, Timmy Minton, Norman Cekander, Terry Throw bridge, Brian Drake, Jorma Whittaker, Tommy Donbrock, Susan Smith. TOP ROW: Carol Combs, Andy Kaiser, Willard Bradley, Matthew Martion, Alan McClellan, Tammie Hutchins, Brian Smith, Tracy Snellenberger, Glen Finley, Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Klepack. AFTERNOON: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Handy, Mellissa Donley, Jackie Locke, Michele Quimby, Lori Baker, Kari Markley, Laurie Kincaid. MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Nance, David Luce, Rick Hagaman, Kristie McRae, John lffland, Tim Dowker, Jackie Cash. TOP ROW: Karen Newberry, Jodi VanDussen, Nichole Converse, Jeff Brown, Regina Parks, Lori Johnston, Marilyn Fryer, Tammy Rzepka, Richard Lensby, Jenny Straight, Chris Ousby. I 161 �evening cherry blossoms; today also now belongs to the past ADVERTISERS / �TAYLOR'S STATIONERS WOLVENINE PAl T & WALLP Artists Supplies Picture Framing FRA CETTE BEAUTY SHOP Over 50 Years Service to the Community 163 �57 South Monroe St. Coldwater, Mich. 49036 COLDWATER • OUINCY • BRONSON • UNION CITY • TEKONSHA Read It Every Thursday ... J AND S HARDWARE toys gifts Quincy Mich. ELMER M. and DANIEL W. DOBSON, Agents STATE FARM INSURANCE ® 164 59 S. Monroe Street Coldwater, MI Phone 278-2200 �QUINCY ICE COMPANY 127 W. Chicago Quincy, Mich. LEO NA'S APPAREL &BRIDAL SHOP The Jeweler you knowyou can trust 7 W. Chicago St . 6 West Chicago St . Quincy , Mich. at J !IT!U. West Chicago Street Coldwater, Michigan Guys- and gals- come for miles around to the Lion's Den. Because they know it's one of the outstanding young men's ~hops in the whole state! There are more than 5000 pairs of flared jeans and slacks to choose from, and lots and lots of everything else Shirts, knit tops, sweaters, jackets, belts, and even that new suit or sportcoat for Graduation . Come to the Lion's Den. Everyone does. WE treat you right! 165 �MARBLE LAKE MARINA 902 Wildwood Road "Where Friendship and Science" ''Meet'' WATTS DRUGS Quincy , Michigan Phone 639-5125 166 �CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Our Friendly Agency 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 CARROLL'S SHOES / 48 W. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan 167 �Good Luck to Class of "7 5" CAVIN BUILDING CENTER 10 Maiden Ln. Quincy, Mich. GENE'S ( M%bllj SERVICE We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 Quincy, Mich. 36 East Chicago 49082 VOZAR INSURANCE AGENCY 18 W. Chicago Quincy, Mich. LUEDDER'S SHOE STORE 46 W. Chicago Coldwater, Mich. 517/639-7733 VIRGINIA PALMER BEAUTY SHOP 5 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Mich. 49082 Phone 639-5275 168 (@uin.c~ !\u±nmn±iue AUT O PARTS & EQU I PMENT BOB & JANE BUTLER 7 & 9 E. C H I CAG O ST. QUINCY, Ml 49082 ����~: · !< \ .. s ., '·· / ··• . ,.- •' ~~;;..'"' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbook, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Quincy (Mich.) 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CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: Cindy Taylor, Treasurer; Velda Sperback, Vice President. SEATED: Cindy Baker, Secretary; Steve Smead, President; Robin Alexander, Historian. Robin Alexander 8 Billie Joe Avra Cynthia D. Baker Timothy T. Baldwin �o£1976**** William F. Blair Diane L. Bowen Roberta Banker Ronald L. Bean Dennis R. Bice Kathy Jo Blair Susan Bowerman Dave M. Bretz 9 �Class Flower Dean A. Briggs Lee E. Brown Timothy M. Brown John F. Burlew Laura L. Byers Larry J . Campbell William B. Center Harold F. Cluff Jean P. Coco Kent D. Dirschell Who is tha t Masl<ed Ma n ? 10 �Carnation Amy Rose Doll Carla A. England Catherine England Chris Everline Gary B. Ewers Martin K. Fahlen Jody Farris Alan R. Fegley 11 �Class Colors 12 Albert Feldbauer Kandeth Jo Fickle Annette L. Finley Robert W. French James M. Fry Laura M. Gallatin Raymond G. Gallop Dale Haburjak Manfred Harmsen Larry D. Hayes Joseph M. Hodges Dennis L. Hooley �Red, White and Blue Lee Huepenbecker Allen D. Johnson Robin E. Keeton Kelly Kennedy Dawn M. King Tim L. Kling William C. Kurtz Lydia A. Lake 13 �We, the Spirits of 76 Manfred and Masae riding in the homecoming parade. 14 Robert R. Ledyard Kimberlee Ledyard Bob Lentz Jeffrey K. Lewis Judy Kay Losinski Marilyn S. Lounds Tracy D. Macklin Pamella A. Marsh Jean A. McClellan Julie A. McClellan �Are the Children of CI~eation. Norm McMichael Linda Jo McNitt Thomas A. McRae uebra A. McVicker Marcia J. Null Steven A. O'Brien • Quincy's Finest? Trudy K. Merritt Kathy L. Mueller 15 • �We, Too, Are Proud Connie J. Ogurchak Masae Okumura Linda S. Osborn Richard Pierson Vanessa A. Rawson Debra S. Richards Bonnie S. Rice Ernest Dean Ripley Neilayne K. Robson 16 Craig E. Rodesiler �and Rejoiceful Debra R. Rodgers Steven G. Rollins Lyle Root Donald L. Rose Kevin 0. Sanderlin Johanna L. Schultz Susan C. Seifert Kathryn M. Shobe Steven L. Sme ad Kathy A. Smith Linda M. Snyde r Jill L. Sours 17 �For the Independence 18 Jody Lee Sours Beverly K. Spangler Velda L. Sperbeck TimR. Strang Diane L. Swallow Cindy L. Taylor Rodney J. Taylor Lewis B. Temples Lyle G. Thomas LoriS. Thompson Jodie G. Travis Larry J. Travis �of Our Beautiful Nation! Cindy Traxler David R. Tuttle Mary Ann Vozar Richard A. Walston Alan F. Walters Mark J. Warkoczeski Connie L. Wells Brian E. Wilson SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Phil E. Deal Jeffrey L. Elder Mark R. Houtz Julie A. Liggins Terry E . Mast Christopher A. Wolfe Timothy J. Worth Joseph E. Wright 19 �Seniors Select Most. 6 • • 7 (1) Most Bashful: Julie Liggins and Mark Warkoczeski; (2) Most Active: Cindy Baker and Tim Baldwin; (3) Most Inte llige nt : Jody Sours and Tim Baldwin; (4) Most Ta lkative: Vanessa Rawson and Dean Ripley ; (5) Longest Hair: Velda Sperbeck and Dave Bretz ; (6) Best Looking : Diane Bowen and Rod Taylor; (7) Frie ndliest: Cindy Baker and Chris Wolfe Next page: (1) Most Likely to Succeed: Jody Sours and Tim Baldwin; (2) Best Dressed: Diane Bowen and 0 20 Best . 5 4 3 • • Kelly Kennedy; (3) Most Athletic: Julie McCle ll an and Ke nt Dirsche ll_; (4) Class Cut-Ups: Kandy Fickle and Lyle Thomas; (5) Best All-Around Seniors: Cindy Baker and Tim Baldwin; (6) Best Built: Diane Bowen and Craig Rodesile r; (7) Tallest and Shortest: Connie Ogurchak, Phil Dea l, Masae Okumura, Jeff Elder; (8) Best Personality: Cindy Baker and Dean Ripley; (9) Class Flirts: Annette Finley and Dea n Ripley o �3 4 5 6 ~l c r; \ (_\~j 7 8 ~ I •I 9 . . . in Mock Elections 21 ���Annual Banquet and Prom "Colour My World" The junior class selected the theme ''Colour My World" for the annual banquet and prom which was held at Hillsdale College on Saturday, June 5. Rainbow-shaped candles decorated the tables during the dinner of roast beef and ham. A large rainbow covered one wall of the room and a waterfall was used as the background for prom pictures. The warm June evening ended with dancing to the music of "Masquerade.'' It was a night to be remembered by all the students and faculty who attended. - __.l 24 �25 �Seniors Earn Many A wards The second annual Senior Honors Night was held June 9 in the gymnasium. Steve Smead acted as the Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by the QHS chorus and members of the class of '76, including Jill Sours, Jody Sours, Vanessa Rawson, Jim Fry as "Mr. Majestico," and Dennis Bice who sang the class song. Dr. P. C. Baldwin presented the Charles A. Ryan Foundation Awards to Deb McVicker, Jill Sours, and Cindy Taylor. Rotary Club scholarships were presented by Mr. Dennis Smith to Tim Brown, Diane Swallow, and Tim Worth. Mr. Spalding presented Kathy Smith and Lee Brown with the "! Dare You" Awards. Kent Dirschell received the Normandin Award; Jim Fry, the Citizenship Award; Cindy Taylor, the award for perfect attendance through four years of high school; Cindy Baker, the D.A.R. Award; Kathy Smith, the DeKalb Award (the first time ever to be presented to a Quincy girl); Tim Baldwin, Boys' State recognition; and Steve Rollins and Marty Fahlen received awards for their contributions to drama. Other awards included: Scholarships to Brian Wilson, Cindy Taylor, Robin Keeton, Jim Fry, Tim Baldwin, Jody Sours, Jill Sours, Connie Wells, Chris Wolfe, Lewis Temples, Sue Bowerman, Bill Blair, Tim Brown, Many Fahlen, Bill Kurtz, Tom McRae, Deb McVicker, Steve Rollins, Tim Strang, Tim Worth; John Phillip Sousa Award to Alan Fegley and Jill Sours; Yearbook Awards to Kelly Kennedy, Allen Johnson, Marcia Null, Trudy Merritt; American Legion Award to the Outstanding Boy to Allen Johnson; Girls' State recognition to Tracy Macklin and Cindy Taylor; and perfect attendance for the year to Alan Fegley. Four-year spans awards were presented to Tim Worth for cross country; Dave Tuttle for wrestling; Bill Kunz for baseball; Dean Ripley, Brian Wilson, and Joe Wright for track; and Linda Osborn for cheer leading. Lee Brown, Varsity Club President, made a special presentation to Mrs . Nell Volkert, honoring her devotion to athletics and installing her as an honorary lifetime member of the club. Manfred Harmsen, Mariella La v arello, and Masae Okumura, exchange students from Germany, Chile, and Japan, spoke about their year at QHS and how much they would miss all of their new friends . Kay Losinski and Velda Sperbeck concluded the program with the class poem and closing remarks. 26 I �27 �Baccalaureate and Commencement Baccalaureate services were he ld June 6 at 8 P.M. in the gymnasium. The Rev. Mr. Don Brown presented the a ddress to the graduates while the Rev. Mr. Bill Hinshaw gave the call to worship, the invocation, and the benediction. A prayer for the graduates was offered by the Rev. Mr. W. W. Noblitt, Jr. The graduates were le d in the processional and recessional by Chery 1 Fryer and Scott Luce, 28 members of the junior class. Organ music was provided by Mrs. Emily Chard . The ninety-sixth annual commencement exercises of QHS were he ld June 11 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Processional and recessional music was provided by the band while Mrs . Emily Chard played organ music during the presentation of diplomas. �End Year for Seniors The Top Te n students each had a special part in the exercises: Robin Alexander, Invocation; Susan Bowerman, Welcome; Marilyn Lounds, Class Poem; Diane Bowen, Presentation of Class Gift; Jody Sours , Charge to the Class; Tim Baldwin, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff; Lewis Te mples, Appreciation to Parents; Jill Sours, Appreciation to Community; Connie We lls, Introduction of Speaker; and Robin Keeton, Benediction. The commencement address was given by Mr. Scott McKain, followe d by the presentation of the class by Mr. Spalding, the confirmation of diplomas by Mr. Ha rold Schultz, Board of Education Preside nt , and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds , Superintendent. 29 �Class Poem Spirits of Creation We want a world of joy, Love and compassion. One that welcomes an Outstretched hand . A world that protects And provides, One that's kind and Understands. We, the class of '76, Are the spirits of_::reation. We, too, have dreams and Hopes and love For the future of our nation. We want a world of peace, One to cherish and behold, One our children can grow Up in, A nation that never grows old. Yes! We, the spirits of '76, Are the children of creation. We, too, are proud and rejoiceful For the Independence of Our Beautiful Nation! by Judy Kay Losinski Class Song Looking for Space On the road of experience I'm trying to find my own way Sometimes I wish that I could fly away When I think that I'm moving Sudden! y things stand still I'm afraid 'cause I think they always will And I'm looking for space And to find out who I am And I'm looking to know and understand It's a sweet sweet dream Sometimes I'm almost there Sometimes I fly like an eagle and Sometimes I'm deep in despair And I'm looking for space And to find out who I am And I'm looking to know and understand It's a sweet, sweet dream Sometimes I'm almost there Sometimes I fly like an eagle and Sometimes I'm deep in despair On the road of experience Join in the living day If there's an answer It's just that it's just that way All alone in the universe Sometimes that's how it seems I get lost in the sadness and the screams Then I look in the center Suddenly everything's clear I find myself in the sunshine and my dreams 30 When you're looking for space And to find out who you are When you're looking to try and reach the stars It's a sweet sweet dream Sometimes I'm almost there Sometimes I fly like an eagle and Sometimes I'm deep in despair by John Denver LOOKING FOR SPACE by John Denver C Copyright 1975 Cherry Lane Music Co. Used by Permission - All Rights Reserved �SUPERIORS ANIJ STAFF 31 �Question: Who Runs SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: STANDING: Mr. Clover Jack Fowler, vice president; Mr. W. Jack Godfrey, treasurer. SEATED LEFT TO RlGHT: Mr. Raymond Sattler, secretary; Mr. Leon Parrish, trustee ; Mr. Harold Schultz, president; Mr. Jerry Grove, trustee; Mr. Richard King, trustee . The school board has full responsibility of the total school operation and is a very important link to local control of the school system. The board makes and sets all policies of the school, uansacts all business obligations , hires all personne l, maintains a-nd keeps records and is directly responsible for the financial application of a ll revenues and expenditures . All board members are e lected for a four-yea r term. The superintendent of schoo ls serves as the executive director of the school system and is totally responsible to the Board of Education. It is the duty of the superinte ndent to oversee all fac ers of the school operation and to make recomme ndations to the board. The superintende nt, in his professional capacity, must direct the school system to serve the youth in the community and give each student the best possible e ducational opportunity and expe rience and provide an e nvironment that deve lops the socia l and educationa l pote ntial to the f ullesr. 32 �Quincy Community Schools? THE ADMINISTRATORS OF THE QUINCY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS: Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent; Mr. Richard Spalding, High School Principal; Mr. John Worth, Jennings Elementary Principal; and Mr. Henry Longhini, Middle School Principal. Mr. Reynolds, You know you are a superintendent when . "You get phone calls starting at 4:30A.M. when there is bad weather, asking whether or not school is cancelled. '' Mr. Spalding, You know you are a principal when. "You are always wrong!" Mr. Worth, You know you are a principal when . "Your lunch gets cold while yo u clean up a bloody mouth and count loose teeth.'' Mr. Longhini, You know you are a principal when . "You get obscene phone calls at one o'clock in the morning!" 33 �To Keep Things Running Smoothly. The Secretarial Staff Mrs. Debbi Richer, High School Secretary. Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary. 34 Mrs. Susan Lambright, Superintendent's Accountant and Secretary. STANDING: Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary; Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. Mrs. Cass VanPatten, Elementary Secretary. Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselors' Secretary . �Fine Arts Departiilent FINE ARTS FACULTY Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso- B.M.E. Mrs. Gertrude Rider Wright State - B.S. Miss Carol Swener Western Michigan University B.S. / 35 �Language Arts Depart111ent LANGUAGE ARTS FACULTY (clockwise from the top) Miss Maureen Culligan Universit y of MiChigan - B.S. Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College - B.A. Mrs. Eleanor French Western Michigan University B.S. Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan University B.A. Mrs. Donna Johnson Sienna Heights - B.A. Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State University M.A. Miss Judy Brown Sienna Heights - B. A . 100 ,. SPCi.UNG DfMON5 36 �Matheiilatics Departiilent MATHEMATICS FACULTY Mr. Eric Tundevold Centra l Michigan University B.S. Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University M.A. Mr. Dan Ludlow Hillsdale College - B.S. Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University M.A. 37 �· Physical Education Depart111ent 38 PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College - B.A. Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College - B.A. Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College - B.A. Miss Melissa Lloyd Alma College - B.A. �Practical Arts DepartlJlent [ PRACTICAL ARTS FACULTY Mrs. Nell Volken Eastern Michigan University - B.S. Mrs. Eleanor French Western Michigan University - B.S. Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan University - B. B. Mr. Tom Demerse Nonhern Michigan University - B.S. Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State University - M.A. Mr. John Dogan (pictured at lower right) Cenual Michigan University - B.S. 39 �Science Departlilent SCIENCE FACULTY BACK ROW: Mr. Roderick Morrison ·Western Michigan University - B.S. Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University- M.A. FRONT ROW: 40 Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University- M.A. Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College - M.A. �Social Studies Department ..---~--- SOCIAL STUDIES FACULTY Mr. Martin Chard Western Michigan University B.S. Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College - M.A. Miss Melissa Lloyd Alma College - B.A. Mr. Michael Newicki Hillsdale College - B.A. Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College - B.A. 41 �Staff Members Clean Up After, (1) The custodial staff: FRONT ROW: Elmer Burl< (middle school), Edgar Smith (supervisor), Leonard Marquart (elementary). BACK ROW: Tom Maxson (elementary), Walt Miller (maintenance), Ken Johnson (high school), James Burk (elementary), James Uhrig (high school), and Earl Volkert (groundskeeper - Not Pictured). (2) Ed Smith repairs the scoreboard as one of his various duties around the school. (3) The cooks are operating an a la carte line in the cafeteria this year and, so far, it is very popular with the students. The cooks (left to right): Janet Hammond, Alberta Todd, supervisor, Shirley Doan, Marie Keith, Caroline Knisely , Alene Travis, and Thelma Marquart, Not Pictured. 42 �Cook For, and Transport Students SCHOOl BUS LOADING AND UNLOADING ZONE SPEED LIMIT THE TRANSPORTATION STAFF COMMUNITY OF QUINCY SCHOOLS: Basil Bassage, supervisor, Kenneth Bidlack, Rose Borgen, Roben Byrd, Verita Delcamp, Milford Dunn, Regina Ew ers, Janic e Kuryvail, Dav e Lynd, Joan Matz, Jud y Miller, Dorothy Nickerson, Beny Reichhan, Joyc e Riddle, Raymond Riddl e , Virginia Smith, Earl Volken, Dian e Walston, and Doris Whitney. 15 NO PARKING 8AM;4PM 43 �Other Vital Staff Members (1) Miss Jane Crawford, Helping T e ache r, Eastern Michigan University, B.S.; Mrs. Virginia Brown, Librarian, Weste rn Michigan University, M.A.; Mrs. Patsy Se xton, Learning Disabilities Teacher, Western Michigan Univ e rsity, M.A.; Mr. Greg Grun e r, Pe rmanent Substitute, Central Michigan Univ e rsity, B.S.; (2) Mrs. Donna Keeslar, Educational Aide; (3) Mr. Max Hein e mann, School Social Worke r, Michigan State University, M.A. ; Mrs. Penny Chard, Guidance Counselor, Western Michigan University, M.A.; Mr. Robert Mitchell, Guidance Counselor, Bowling Green University, M.A.; (4) Mrs. Emily Riley, Educational Aide and Audio- Visual Aids Director; (5) Mrs. Connie Para dine, Mrs. Emily Riley, and Mrs. Margaret Suever, Educational Aides being videotaped by the librarian. 2 ~...,..,l,.>O<;tlltU"t ,,.t,'l ~"""" o6,.114Mlti"JIIf uoM.anu u.: Tm• $&) Fl,...'frt I 1 3 4 44 5 �-. SPORTS 45 ~ �Harriers Gain Experience The Cross Country Team is in a building process. This year the team included five first-year runners and only two who were experienced. It takes at least two years to become a good distance runner so the freshmen gained valuable experience this year. Tim Wonh (top left photo) is the first runner in Quincy history to be selected as a member of the All-Conference Cross Country Team . Tim's best time is 16:34. He finished in first place in six of the 11 meets this year. 46 ' THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM (top right photo): FRONT ROW: Hal Jensen, Rege Rupp, Danny Herman, Scott Moore, Kevin Godfrey, Bob Durham. STANDING: Tim Worth, Coach Bob Bell. NOT PICTURED: Rick Gardner. Bottom row of photos : Tim and Rick lead the pack in a meet; Bob Durham in action; Rick Gardner. Each time that Tim finished in first place, Rick finished second. Rick's best time is 16:38. �Oriole Duffers Take Big "8" Title 2 The Golf Team, coached by Mr. Gary Adams, won the Big 8 Conference Championship with a conference record of 10-0. The team set a Big 8 record, winning 14 straight dual conference matches. Kelly Kennedy placed first in the conference meet and headed the Big 8 All-Conference Golf Team which also included Greg Andrews. Bill Kurtz, Kelly Kennedy, Marty Fahlen, Greg Andrews, and 3 Sidney Kreis hold the all -time QHS scoring record of 165 strokes. (1) THE TEAM: BACK ROW: Marty Fahlen, Jeff VanLandingham. MIDDLE ROW: Greg Andrews, Kelly Kennedy, Coach Adams, Jim Fidler, Bill Kurtz. FRONT ROW: Sidney Kreis, Steve Sullivan, Jeff Travis, Brent Thornton. (2) THE THREE SENIORS ON THE TEAM: Bill Kurtz, Kelly Kennedy, Marty Fahlen. (3) Kelly, the Big 8 Conference Champ . 47 �Oriole Gridders TakeBigB Championship With 14 returning lettermen, Coach Kugler had a varsity football team with experie nce. After suffering two quick losses , the team came back and defeated a fine Homer squad for the first time since 1967. A few weeks and as many wins later, the team was playing for a share of the Big 8 Conference championship. With the he lp of Concord's victory over Homer, the Orioles won the championship for themselves. The last game of the season was with Bronson. The Orioles scored an 11-8 victory over the Vikings on Kent Dirschell 's last minute field goal. The Orioles had not defeated the Vikings since 1967. Ten players received All-Conference Honors: First Team - Kent Dirsche ll, Tim Strang, Lee Brown, Craig Rodesiler; S_e cond Team Lewis Temples, Joe Wright , Tim Brown; Honorable Mention - Tom Me~, Jim Fry , Tim BaldwiFL The~ .,defense ·set a new conference record ·a llowing only 46 points to be scored against the m. THE TEAM MEMBERS (bottom photo on next page ): BACK ROW: Head Coach Scott Kugler, Assistant Coach Eric Tundevo ld, Bob Love berry, John Lange, Scott Luce , Jim Normandin, Ed Bowerman, Bruce Miller, De nnis Quimby, Jerry Bonham, Manager Brian Wilson. MIDDLE ROW: Tom Coco, Greg Gilbert, Tim Strang, Don Rose , Lee Brown, Ke nt Dirschell , Mike Parker, Gle nn Snyder, Lenny Peavey . FRONT ROW: Le wis Temples, De an Briggs, Joe Wright, Jim Fry , Craig Rodesiler, Tom McRae, Tim Baldwin, Steve Sme ad, Dean Ripley, Tim Brown. oriole 48 �49 �Defense. TEAM MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Bob Tobolske, Jim Nickerson, Doug Suever, Tim Mills, Tom Strauss, Bruce Rice, Scott Walls, Jeff McC lellan, Nick Arnold THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Newicki, Coach Greg Gruner, Mark Whitney, Tim Taylor, Marc Cutler, Mark Love berry, Don Wooden, David Anderson, Kelly Matz, Ken Wagner, Randy Smead, Coach Dan Ludlow SECOND ROW : Doug o 0 50 • . Name of the Game for JV Orioles Keeslar, Roy Pohl , Ron Bradley, Frank Parkinson, Jeff McRae, Lenny Wallace, Scott Saunders, Norm Strang, Bob Wendorf, Brett Spalding FRONT ROW: Manager Jim Keeslar , Randy Houtz, Gary McClellan, Lowell Kriser, Tim Tracy, John Rice, Ken Wood, Nick Rockhold, Manager Brian Ludlow 0 0 0 �· The junior varsity Orioles posted a 6- 2-1 record for the season. The Oriole defense held their opponents to just 66 points compared to 204 points for the Orioles. The team averaged 262 yards per game while their opposition averaged 121 yards per game. Marc Cutler was the top runner for Quincy. He carried the ball 121 times and compiled 716 yards for an average of 5. 9 yards per carry. He a lso was the top scorer with 70 points. 51 �26 Paints Fro111 20-0 The Varsity Basketball team had a 12-8 record for the season. This was a disappointing season for the Orioles because the eight games they lost were by a total of 26 points. Special awards were given to Chris Everline, Most Valuable Player, Jim Fidler, Most Improved, and Bill Kurtz, the Team Award . Chris Everline was selected as a member of the Big 8 All-Conference Team. Bill Kurtz and Tim Baldwin were given Honorable Mention. The year's team statistics saw Chris Everline leading the team in points with 293. Bill Kurtz had the best free throw percentage with 70o/o. Tim Baldwin led in assists with 79. The leading rebounder was Chris Ever line, pulling d0wn 206. THE TEAM (left to right) : Doug Suever, manager, Bruce Miller, Bill Kurtz, Joe Wright, Dennis Quimby, Jim Fidler, Chris Everline, Tim Baldwin, John Lange, Kelly Kennedy, Cam Gary, Scott Luce, and Coach Jack Feller. 52 �53 �12-2 and the Big 8 JV Championship The JV Basketball Team lead the Big 8 Conference with a 12-2 record. They outscored their opponents 958 to 768. Mark Love berry led the team in points scored with 193 and he also led the team in rebounds with 174. Randy Houtz and Marc Cutler accumulated se ason point totals of 140 and 136 respectively. THE TEAM: Frank Parkinson, Steve Sullivan, Pe rry Fosdick, Randy Hout z , Dav e And e rson, Mark Loveb e rry, Coach Gary Adams . Dave Elde r, Bre t Spalding, Marc Cutle r, Doug Keeslar, Norm Strang, Andy Bracy and, in from, Manage r Roy Pohl. 54 �Freshmen Average 52.4 Points Per Game The Freshman Basketball Team averaged 52.4 points per game compared with a per game average of 48 . 4 points for their opponents. Yet the season was disappointing for the team because their overall record was 7- 8 . Tim Taylor led his teammat.es with a 16.8 average of points per game. Hal Jense n had a 10.6 average of points per game. Kevin Godfrey led the team in assists and Bob Tobolsl<e scored 65 defensive points. THE TEAM: FRONT ROW: Tim Mills, Bob Tobolske , Jim Nickerson, Kevin Godfrey, Scott Wa lls . BACK ROW: Hal Je nse n, Doug Chaney , Brian Taylor, Coach Eric Tundevo ld, Tim Taylor, Scott Rea ms. and Scott Fields. 55 �Varsity and JV Volleyball Teains The Varsity Vo ll eybal l Team had a very successfu l seaso n this year e nding up with a 6- 2 record in conference play a nd an overall record of 10- 3 . This gave the girls second place in the Big 8 Confer ence . Top scorers were Beth Geishen , She lley King, Lori Mills, and Jeanie McClellan. Mariel l a Lavar e llo and Jea n ie McC le lla n we re selected as mem bers of th e Big 8 All-Con f e rence Team . Lori Mills was named to the second te am. THE TEAM: FRO NT ROW : Lori Mills. 2 nd ROW: Capta in Connie Og urchak, Maxine Arnett. 3rd ROW: Kay Losinski. Deb Richards. 4th ROW: trainer Kathy Willia ms, Shelley King, Jea nie McClellan, Julie McClellan, Beth Geis hert. TOP ROW: manager Melinda Davis , Karen Justice , Coach Melissa Lloyd, and Masae Ok umura . Mari e lla Lavarello, another team membe r, is pictured next to the team photo. 56 �Both Win Second Place in Big 8 Many ne w faces we re pre sent on the JV Volle yball Te am this year and the girls e nd e d up with an overall re cord of 7- 6 . They we re 6- 2 in confe re nce pla y and wok se cond place in the Big 8 . The girls we re ve ry compe titive with the ir strong points of spik ing, digging, and se rving. Jacki e Midd e l was th e t e am's high score r. Ma ry Dunn, Linda Ogurchak , and Captain De bb Russe ll we r e ot h e r high score rs. THE TEAM: FRONT ROW: Captain De bb Russe ll. 2nd ROW: Nancy Vo zar, Julie Russe ll. 3rd ROW: Linda Ogurchak, Dorothy Hargre a ve , Mary Dunn . 4th ROW : Te rry Lov e be rry, Pat Cussigh , Lori Eve rline , Jackie Midd e ll. TOP ROW: Kristie Williams , and Coach Maureen Cu lligan. The manage r of the JV team is Melinda Davis and the traine r is Kathy Williams . 57 �Varsity Girls Take 2nd in Big 8 Conference The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team ended their season with a 10-4 record and a tie for second place in the Big 8 Conference. The season was the best one for the Quincy girls in the four years that basketball has been a girls' varsity sport. (1) Julie McClellan was selected as a member of the All - Conference First T eam and was voted Most Valuable Player by her teammates . (2) Karen Justice. (3) Shelley King was voted a member of the All-Conference Second Team. (4) Pat Cussigh was selected as the Most Improved Playe r by the team. (5) Marie Tobolske. (6) THE TEAM: Karen Justice, Bonnie Rice, Kathy Moore, Julie McClellan (co-captain), Liz Geishert (All-Conference Honorable Mention), Coach Maureen Culligan, Deb Howe ll, Shelley King (co-captain), Je annie McClellan, Marie Tobolske, Pat Cussigh, Debb Russell,. Manage rs Deb Richards and Teresa Paul are in front. 2 5 58 3 6 4 �Inexperienced JV's Learn a Lot The Girls' Junior Varsity Basketball Team had a fairly good season, ending with an 8-6 record. The girls were inexperienced but worked hard all season so that all of them made great improvements in their playing. At left, the girls huddle with Coach Lloyd. Bottom left - THE TEAM: BACK ROW: Coach Melissa Lloyd, Linda Ogurchak, captain Tami Fickle, Linda Roberts, Melinda Davis, Marcia Rice. MIDDLE ROW: Terry Loveberry, Kathy Williams, Connie Stempien, Julie Russell. FRONT ROW: manager Teresa Paul, Kim Rodesiler, and manager Deb Richards. Bottom right - Terry Loveberry, the team's high scorer with 118 points. 59 �Quincy Grapplers Kent Dirschell Wrestled Three Years Third Place in Conference Meet Regional Meet Qualifier 10-15 - 1 Match Record Pinned Only Once Tri-Captain 60 Lee Brown Wrestled Three Years First Place in Conference Meet All - Conference Team 18-9 Match Record Tri-Captain Dave Tuttle Wrestled Four Years Most Valuable Wrestler Third Time in State Competition All-Conference Team 33-4 Match Record 0 Times Pinned Tri-Captain �Go Through Rebuilding Year --- The QHS Wrestlers had a 1-11 season but their record is not indicative of the caliber of people on the team. The team did not have people in all weight classes, therefore, they were forced to forfeit weight class matches which hampered their chances of winning meets. Dave Tuttle and Lee Brown took first places in the Big 8 Conference Meet. Kent Dirschell and Garry McClellan took thirds, Scott Saunders and Danny Herman took fourth places. In the District meet, Kent Dirschell and Dave Tuttle were Regional qualifiers. Dave continued winning in regional competition and went on to the state finals where he finished in the top eight. THE TEAM: FRONT ROW: Scott Moore, Dan Wallace, Garry McClellan, Dave Tuttle, Danny Herman, Jim Null, Mark Malone. BACK ROW: Coach Ken Downey, Nick Arnold, Scott Saunders, Armand Morris, Craig Bc.ranouski, Kent Dirschell, Lee Brown, and manager Donny Burritt. 61 �Baseball Teams Wax Cars Both the varsity and JV baseball teams washed and waxed cars over three weekends to earn money to pay for their new pitching machine. The car-waxing project will continue next year but the pitching machine has already helped a great deal since hitting was very good this year. LEADING VARSITY HITTERS ARE: Tim Brown, .454; Bill Kurtz, . 306; Scott Luce, . 308; Craig Rodesiler, . 300; and Bruce Miller, .304. Marc Cutler is the leading pitcher with a record of 3-3 and an earned run average of 3. 61. OTHER NOTEWORTHY VARSITY STATISTICS INCLUDE: Tim Brown, nine stolen bases; Bill Kunz, 18 REI's, four doubles; and Scott Luce, two uiples and 14 walks. Bill Kunz and Craig Rodesiler are the All Conference second team selections and Tim Brown received Honorable Mention. On the JV squad, Frank Parkinson's batting average was .455 . He 62 stole 11 bases, drew 12 bases on balls, hit three uiples, one home run, and scored 12 runs for the team. Randy Houtz's batting average was .385. He also had seven base hits and three uiples. Kelly Matz and Brian Taylor each had eight REI's. Brian Taylor and Randy Houtz are the team's pitchers. THE VARSITY SQUAD : Dennis Quimby, Kelly Kennedy, Tim Suang, Lewis Temples, Bob Loveberry, Coach Gruner, Tim Baldwin, Tim Brown , Coach Feller, Jim Fry, Bruce Miller, Craig Rodesiler. CENTER BACK: Scott Luce, Bill Kurtz, Marc Cutler. THE JV TEAM (opposite page): BOTTOM: Frank Parkinson, Norm Strang, Duane Sawdey, Steve Sullivan, Doug Patterson, Jim Watts, Kelly Matz, Andy Bracy (in front). TOP: Jim Sherwood, Doug Suever, Scott Reams, Randy Houtz, Ken Wood. NOT PICTURED: Brian Taylor, Mick Swift, Coach Nowicki, and managers Rich Bean and Jim Keeslar. �to Pay for Pitching Machine 63 �RecordSetting Season for Girls The girls' track team posted a 7-3 record to finish in third place in the Big 8 Conference right behind Union City and Jonesville. A school record of 84'11 'h'' in the discus, a new event this year, was set by Debb Russell. Other school records set by the 1976 team include: Lori Mills, long jump, 15'4"; Tracy Macklin, Kathy Moore, Lori Mills, and Jody Robson, 880rela y, 1. 50. 0; and Tracy Macklin, 220yard dash, 27 .1. Jody Robson tied Lori Ditton's 1975 record of 11.8 in the 100yard dash and Connie Stempien broke the school record in the mile which she set earlier this year during the running of the conference meet with a time of 5:48 . 5. Tracy Macklin, Lori Mills, Kathy Moore, Jody Robson, and Connie Stempie n qualified during regional competition to attend the state meet. The state meet was held on June 5 at St. Louis. Connie Stempien ran the mile in 5:39. 4 to break her own school record again. She finished tenth in the state. The 880-relay team finished in twelfth place . GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Denise McFarland, Laura Byers, Debb Russell, Mary Dunn, Kim Love berry, Lori Mills, Lori Ditton, Tracy Macklin, Margaret Lyons, Peggy Wright (manager) . MIDDLE: Nara Byers, Val Bemis, Lorei Fish, Julie RussP.ll, Karen Justice, Cheryl Fryer, Connie Stem pi en, Kim Rodesiler, Brenda Osborne, Jody Robson. BACK: Tami Fickle, Linda Ogurchak, Carrie Bradley, Connie Ogurchak, Kathy Moore, Robin Conn in, Linda Roberts, Terry Loveberry, Pat Cussigh, Jody Schultz, Coach Marty Chard. NOT PICTURED: Tina Kana by, Cindy Co an, Dorothy Hargrea ve, and coaches Ludlow and Tundevold. 64 �65 �. 1(~ \ ,~:---\ �1968 and 1971 School Records Broken in 1976 The boys' uack team finished the season with an 8-2 record and third place in the conference behind Homer and Con cord. Rick Morris set the school record of 119'3" in the discus, a new event this yea r. During the Conference meet Jim Fry set the school record in the pole vault with a vault of 11' 9W' and Joe Wright set the school record in the 880 -run with a time of 2:00.9. This is the second year that the Big 8 Conference has competed in an interleague meet with teams from the Cascad es Conference and the South Central Athle tic Association. Many of the QHS uacksters who finished in first or second place in the confe re nce meet participated in the inter league meet. Coaches Chard, Ludlow, and Tundevold work with both the boys' and girls' teams . Expe rt he lp is re ndere d during meets by Janice Watts who does all of the P. A. announcements, Mrs. Carol Lud low who keeps the score sheets, and Cindy Taylor and Teena Sperbeck who keep scores and times . BOYS ' TRACK TEAM: FRONT: Perry Fosdick, Randy Houtz, Jim Fry, Bruce Miller, Scott Luc e, Jo hn Rice, Tim Brown, Brian Wilson, Mark Ludlow (manager); Middle : Brett Spalding, Armand Morris, Bob Tobolske, Scott Wa lls, Sco!t Moore, Dan Herman , Fra nk Parkinson, Jim Nickerson, Lenny Peavey. BACK: Rick Morris, Jerry Bonham, Tim Tay lor, Rick Gardner, Joe Wright, Kent Dirschell, Lewis Temp l es , Ron Bradley, Coach Marty Chard . NOT PI C TURED: Kevin Godfrey, Mike Parker , Dean Ripley , Tim Worth, and Coaches Tundevold a nd Lud· low. 67 �Three Squads (1) The Varsity Cheerleaders do their thing. Left to right: Cindy Coan, Juli Bemis, Vicky Spurlock, Jody Robson, and Linda Osborn. Next page (1) The JV squad takes a rest during a long practice. Left to right: Mary Gallatin, Clara Cole, Patti Ford, Lori Pierson, Lori Mills, and Lori Ditton. (5) The Freshmen Cheerleaders practice their mounts. Top to bottom: Connie Stempien, Kim Strother, Teresa Anderson, Nora Cole, Dawn Fowler, and Kim Rodesiler. The cheerleaders are advised by Ms. Jane Crawford. 68 �Promote Oriole Spirit 69 �Tough Competition but Freshmen Win Season Runs Extra Weeks Due to Snow Days This year saw QHS with one of the largest groups ever participating in bowling. One hundred bowlers comprising 20- teams watched while Tim Taylor, Brian Taylor, Jim Nickerson, Casey Normandin, and Shelly Bretz took the title of team champs for the season. Laura Gallatin won two top honors, those of girls' high game and girls' high series. She had 202 and 309 respectively. Dave Motsinger matched Laura's high game to win the boys' trophy while Ron Bean won the boys' high series with a 358. A uophy is given each year to the bowler who rolls the lowest game. Lori Kling was this year's recipient with a low game of 12. The bowlers' advisor is Mr. Henry Longhini and Mrs. Donna Ford acts in the capacity of league secretary. THE TEAMS: Laura Gallatin, Jill Sours, Deb McVicker, Cindy Baker, Jody Sours; Sherry King, Robin Alexander, Kandy Fickle, Janice Watts, Dawn King; Roberta Banker, Neilayne Robson, Michelle Wood, Lori Thompson, Jody Robson, Bruce Wood; Teena Sperbeck, Patti Giffey, Mary Gallatin, Carrie Sanderlin, Lisa Sullivan, Lorei Fish, Mike Parker; Patty Ford, Denise Harmon, Clara Cole, Lori Pierson, Ron Bean, Sue O'Brien, Tim Brown; Jim Normandin, Greg Andrews, Nathan Carpenter, Mike Smith, Glenn Snyder; Sandy Green, Vanessa Rawson, Karen Downer, Lori Ditton, Julie Warkoczeski; Cindi Baranouski, Val Thornton, Masae Okumura, Deanna Justice, Linda Huepenbecker; Carl Rogers, Tom Coco, Greg Gilbert, Kelly Matz, Ed Bowerman; Tim Baldwin, Tim Worth, Velda Sperbeck, Lewis Temples, Cindy Taylor, Tim Suang; Bob Lentz, Rolland Hale, Phil Scherer, Lyle Root, Don Rose; Janette Laurell, Lori Kling, Shari Ingraham, Karol Newberry, Marie Carpenter; Tug Worden, Scott Walls, Jim Watts, Tim Tracy, John Perry; Tim Taylor, Brian Taylor, Kim Rodesiler, Casey Normandin, Shelly Bretz; Mike Maggart, Kevin Newberry, Mike Buckley, Rob Kempton, Robert Wendorf, Mike Kling; Lori Fish, Karen Fryer, Pam lles, Peggy Wright, Linda Roberts; Rusty Rasmussen, Ricky Peterson, Dave Motsinger, Marty Sebring, Mark Markoczeski; Ken Wood, Jeff Van Dyke, Tracy Allen, Betty Geer, Tia Macklin; Becci Dunsmore, Eileen Swallow, Tim McVicker, Earleen McVicker, L. Huepenbecker; Ron Bradley, Tom Fish, Carrie Bradley, Kurt Condra, Kim Brickey, Nicky Rockhold. SUBSTITUTES: Karen Matz, Craig Rode siler, Sue Sattler, Marian Gallop, Jim Nickerson, Beth Geishert, and Augusta Cluff. 70 �71 �Season CROSS COUNTRY Opponent Quincy 55 13 41 44 48 35 38 34 13 32 40 Concord Bronson Homer Hanover Union City Litchfield Hanover Springport Bronson Jonesville Reading 48 7 18 19 15 21 23 25 7 25 21 GOLF Opponent Quincy 179 180 181 177 177 165 173 165 173 182 174 185 172 Concord Homer Litchfield Hanover Springport Jonesville Reading Concord Homer Hanover Springport Jonesville Reading 182 206 191 174 189 175 211 182 200 155 199 188 206 JV FOOTBALL Quincy 6 26 0 36 49 6 39 20 22 Opponent Hillsdale Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading Bronson 20 0 12 6 0 6 0 8 14 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Quincy 72 0 0 20 31 16 17 24 27 11 Hillsdale Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading Bronson 22 8 14 6 0 12 0 6 8 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 9 23 14 22 25 27 24 23 28 37 17 25 46 19 17 18 9 21 25 19 14 29 15 31 25 21 28 14 24 20 Bronson Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 25 45 33 31 52 41 50 30 43 46 36 59 43 43 44 28 18 42 36 42 37 33 23 29 49 34 36 41 49 27 Bronson Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading Concord Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading WRESTLING Quincy 18 19 18 18 36 14 15 18 12 30 2 28 Opponent Constantine B.C. Springfield Addison Concord Homer Union City Bronson Hudson Springport Jonesville Adrian-Madison White Pigeon 45 42 48 49 30 48 46 42 50 39 62 32 �Records JV VOLLEYBALL 1 2 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 Concord Bronson Union City Springport Bronson Concord North Adams Union City Athens Springport North Adams Hanover Athens 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Quincy 1-- 2 1 1 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 2 Concord Bronson Union City Springport Bronson Concord North Adams Union City Athens Springport North Adams Hanover Athens 0 2 2 1 0 0 2 2 1 0 2 2 0 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy Quincy 35 48 56 47 34 59 69 57 51 36 56 59 49 53 62 60 58 40 29 Homer Union City Athens Springport Reading Jonesville Coldwater Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville 59 57 35 47 46 26 65 64 68 45 36 40 Opponent Hillsdale Onsted Concord Homer Union City Athens Addison Springport Jonesville Reading Concord Homer Union City Vandercook Lake Athens Hillsdale Springport Jonesville Reading 57 45 23 24 36 38 39 50 34 32 30 46 46 52 45 51 56 30 34 VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 56 64 58 43 38 60 60 64 66 40 55 46 50 62 54 55 67 51 Hillsdale Onsted Concord Homer Union City Athens Addison Springport Jonesville Reading Concord Homer Union City Vandercook Lake Athens Hillsdale Springport Jonesville Reading 47 52 66 47 40 43 61 62 36 42 57 51 51 54 49 48 44 66 48 Opponent Quincy 70 106 63 77 71 50 86 49 87~ 48 Bronson Pittsford Concord North Adams Homer Union City Springport Jonesville Reading Athens 44 8 51 37 43 64 28 65 26~ 66 BOYS' TRACK Opponent Quincy 81 74 54~ 111 56 86 70 82~ 73 47 51 70 61 42 58 45 47 46 61 63 43 GIRLS' TRACK JV BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 85 67 Bronson Pittsford Concord North Adams Homer Union City Springport Jonesville Reading Athens 63~ 58 72~ 21 75 46 62 44~ 47 65 JV BASEBALL Quincy 13 1 2 5 7 9 15 3 Concord Homer Union City Springport Jonesville Concord Union City Jonesville Opponent 3 . 5 6 4 4 10 19 13 VARSITY BASEBALL Opponent Quincy 8 12 8 0 11 18 1 9 5 4 5 11 11 2 6 Union City Athens Jonesville Reading Concord Concord Union City Athens Bronson Springport Homer Jonesville Homer Springport Reading 11 18 6 10 8 7 6 3 9 3 3 13 14 9 11 73 �Coaches Have Dual RolesCoaching and Teaching The 1975-76 Coaching Staff FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert Bell, Cross Country; Mr. Michael Nowicki, JV Football and JV Baseball; Mr. Jack Feller, Varsity Basketball and Varsity Baseball; Mr. Dan Ludlow, Football and Track; Mr. Scott Kugler, Varsity Football; Mr. Greg Gruner, Football and Baseball. BACK ROW: Miss Maureen Culligan, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Girls' JV Volleyball; Mr. Eric Tundevold, Football, Freshmen Basketball and Track; Miss Melissa Lloyd, Girls' JV Basketball and Girls' Varsity Volleyball; Mr. Martin Chard, Track; Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling; Miss Jane Crawford, Cheerleading; Mr. Gary Adams, Golf and JV Basketball. Pictured at the right is Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director, during one of his many phone calls. All arrangements for athletic events are made by him. 74 �SHENANIGANS ' - - - - · -·-··-·- - - - - 1 75 �The Orioles' 44th Homecoming Celebrates the Spirit of '76 2 3 "Spirit of '76" was the theme of the homecoming celebration. The spirit was well-exhibited throughout the week and ended with the Oriole 31-6 victory over the Union City Chargers. On this page: the 1975 Homecoming Queen and her court - Neilayne Robson, Laura Gallatin, Tracy Macklin, Cindy Taylor, Dawn King, and Diane Bowen. (2) Velda Sperbeck accepts the Pep Jug for 76 the senior class from Bill Kurtz. (3) Cindy received her crown from the 1974 queen while her father, Mr. James Taylor, looks on. On the next page: the bonfire; the homecoming dance which featured ''Eldorado Rose;'' the junior class prize-winning float depicting Washington crossing the Delaware; and the 1974 Homecoming Queen Sharon Worth. �77 �Student Council Brings Variety Funds raised during the magazine drive enable the Student Council to bring many fine assemblies to QHS. (1) The student body exhibits their rapt attention to one of this year's assemblies, probably wishing another such presentation was scheduled every week. (2) Jim Fry entertains as ''Mr. Majestico" along with his "lovely" assistant, Scott Luce. (3) An assembly on physical fitness was presented in the spring. (4) Several musical assemblies were scheduled this year, one by the Common Brothers Band in November, one by "Free Fare," also in November, and a Campus Life assembly which Mr. Mitchell described ·as ''a psychoramie, multimedia, humanistic exuavaganza," which was given in the spring. Next page: (1 and 2) In October, Mr. Edward Brunekant from the United States Atomic Energy Commission in Oakridge, Tennessee, showed QHS students that there is more than one way to keep our universe moving by explaining the various sources of energy. (3) Coach Kugler gives Mr. Spalding a pie-in-the-face during a pep assembly as the intended victim, Coach Tundevold, ducks out of the way. (4) The JV cheerleaders have a good time while leading a cheer at a pep assembly. (5) The QHS Band also performed in assembly for the student body. 78 2 4 1 3 �of Assemblies to QHS 1 3 2 4 5 79 �Government Operations Interest These Students The Youth in Government club has grown since it was started five years ago. Forty students interested in the functions of government enrolled in the club so the group had one of the largest delegations in the state when they participated in the Youth Legislature in Lansing in April. Dawn King, Tim Strang, Robin Alexander, and Vicky Spurlock represented the Southwest District as lobbyists . Jody Schultz, Jim Fry, and Beth Geishert were three of the 12 committee chairpersons who represented state committees . Joe Wright and Lewis Temples were elected Lt. Governor and Speaker of the House respectively. Two days were spent in the actual operations of state government . It was an exciting and unforgettable experience. OTHER MEMBERS: T. McRae, R. Taylor, M. Houtz, D. Ripley , D. Briggs, C . Wolfe, T. Baldwin, B. Kurtz, D. Keeslar, B. Spalding, K. Wood , R. Bradley, D. Bowen, C. Baker, V. Rawson, C. Taylor, A. Doll, S. Knapp, K. Reynolds, M. Midde l, S. Stempien, C. Bradley, K. Brickey, S. King. Advisors: Mr. Male and Mr. Veysey. 80 �81 �8th Project Christmas Completed 82 �Project Christmas ended its eighth year of providing a Christmas for needy families. The News Focus class worked very hard to help 45 families have a Merry Christmas this year. Students solicited funds in the school hallways and from merchants. They also sponsored a turkey raffle and a pizza raffle to make money for the project. A great deal of support for Pro ject Christmas comes from the community, not only through donations, but also through many hours of volunteer work. Community Night brings people of alL ages together to put the finishing touches on everything so that deliveries can be made. Project Christmas has become a year-round effort providing help for those who are less fortunate. It has become such a vast undertaking that the United Fund provides an annual subsidy to aid the organization in its endeavors. 83 �Hilarity and Homicide Are Subjects of Fall Play The classic American comedy about murder and mayhem, "Arsenic and Old Lace," was the dramatic presentation of the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts which premiered in December. Mr. Christopher Walczak directed the play and was assisted by Marlene Middel and Jeff Williams in the capacities of assistant director and technical director. The cast included Kim Brickey, Gerald Englehardt, Lenny Wal lace, Sam Bonham, Kurt Schultz, Cindy Baker, Cindy Taylor, Dean Briggs, Jeff Williams, Steven Rollins, Marty Fahlen, Jim Rollins, Darryl Lovell , Jeff Wells, and Chris Wolfe. (~ 84 �Melodrama Features Mustache- Twirling Villain "Egad, the Woman in White," the spring play, is a melodrama in which love and poe tic justice uiumph. The production encountere d the usua l difficulties plus the necessity of recasting two roles with only three weeks of rehearsal time left. Jerry Englehardt and Mike Kling successful! y took over the parts so the show could open on time . Also, Jeff Williams suffered an injury to his leg , thus hampering his usual backstage work, but Chris Wolfe and Jeff Wells moved in to he lp Jeff with the te chnical situation. The cast: Lenny Wallace , Linda Beckwith, Jeff Wells, Kim Brickey , Marle ne Middel. Mike Kling, Beth Geishert , Vicki Beckwith, Gerald Englehardt, and Cindi Baranouski. The play was directe d by Mr. Walczak who was assisted by Karen Fryer. 85 �Slush and Mud Doesn't Dampen Tip-_Up Fun 86 �On Fe bruary 7, 11 junior and senior girls, all Quincy High School students, competed for the title of 1976 Chain of Lakes Tip- Up Queen. With butte rflies in their stomachs, the 11 girls presented their talents, modeled their evening gowns, and modeled clothing for an audience of more than 500 people . Jan Dull was selected at Tip-Up Queen by a fivemember pane l of judges . Marlene Mid del was chose n by th e contestants as' 'Miss Congeniality;'' Juli Bemis, first runne r-up ; and Patti Giffey, second runner-up. The contestants were Lori Ditton, Stephanie Lovell, Kathy Moore, Vanessa Rawson, Jody Sours, Teena Sperbeck, and Jodie Travis . The Tip-Up carnival was he ld on Fe bruary 14-15. It began with the traditional parade and e nded with the drawing of raffle tickets on Sunday afternoon. Tip- Up Isl and was classified as a disaster a rea due to slush and mud caused by the January thaw which came in February. Less than ideal conditions did not deter the huge crowd of spectators and participants though. 87 �Oriole Week Swings With the 1950's (1) Miss Oriole candidates Linda Aiken, Terry Love berry, Debbie McVicker, Teresa Rubley, and Jody Sours in a marshmallow eating contest during the Oriole Week pep assembly. (3) Miss Terry Loveberry, 1976 Miss Oriole, being escorted from the gym floor by Mr. Morrison shortly after being crowned. Next Page: (1) A rocking chair marathon was added to the week of activities this year. No winner was selected because all classes kept their chairs rocking all day. (2) Lyle Thomas in his "50's Day" gear. Move over, Fonzie! (3) Mr. Gruner challenged Kelly Matz to a hot dog eating contest after Kelly ate the greatest number of hot dogs in contest among the classes earlier in the week. Kelly was the individual winner even though the senior team of Rod Taylor and Vanessa Rawson won the contest. (4) Mr. Gruner is congratulated by his trainer, Mr. Nowicki, after he beat Kelly by a bite. (5) Lots of snow for the annual saucer pull and the sophomore class was the champion in this event. a 88 �89 �3rd Annual Trike Race The 3rd Annual Trike Race on May 13 was won by the freshman class. The class of '79's 880-relay team was composed of Scott Walls, Tim Mills, Scott Moore, Bruce Rice, Bob Tobolske, Rick Rimmer, Kevin Godfrey, and Doug Suever. Jim Nickerson, Class of '79, won the boys' 100-yard drag with a time of :26. The juniors won the girls' 880-relay with Mary Dunn, Cheryl Fryer, Juli Bemis, Lori Ditton, Beth Osborne, Kathy Moore, Linda Huepenbecker, and Karen Justice doing the pedaling. Thanks to Diane Bowen the class of '76 won the girls' 100-yard drag with a time of :27. The second annual tug-of-war was held after the trike race. The seniors were the winners, easily defeating all competitors, including the male faculty. 90 �Won by Class of 1979 91 �24th Annual Magazine Drive Is Great Success \ 2 3 4 The 24th annual magazine drive directed by Mrs. Nell Volkert was a record-breaking success . The QHS and QMS student councils added nice sums of money to their treasuries which will be used to sponsor assemblies and other activities. (1)1) The people in charge of organizations and operation of the drive: Mrs. Volkert, Mrs. Donna Ford, Mrs. Mary Fosdick , Cindy Taylor, Bonnie Rice, Jody Sours, Tracy Macklin. (2) FRONT ROW: John Boulton, Quota Student; Brian Ludlow, Mystery Student. SECOND ROW: Kirk Sinclair, T yler Baldwin, Dianna Parker, the top three salesmen. THIRD AND FOURTH ROWS : Kevin VanVleet, Kim Cole, Tina Herman, Becky Schultz, Dave Higbea , Brenda Keeton, Robert Hard, Jody Sours, other high salesmen. (3) Dave Higbea an'd Beauregard, the Bull, the mascot of the drive, won by Mrs . Sharyn Leosh's 6-2 homeroom along with the WORLD ATLAS, the prizes for the high hom eroom . (4) Tom Bean, Dave Higbea , Cynthia Legg, Dianna Parker, Linne Gordon, the Krunchy T -Shirt winners. 92 �SENSATIONS 93 �Student Body Leaders 2 The Student Council, sponsored by Mr. Robert Mitchell (photo no. 2), serves QHS and its student body by promoting understanding and cooperation among the students. Members participate in self-government with the objective of learning how to live in a democratic society . Social activities are another function of the Council, including such things as Homecoming, Orio l e Week activities, and the trike race in the spring . 94 3 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR THE 1975-76 SCHOOL YEAR ARE: Cindy Baker, Jim Fry, Debbie McVicker, Tim Worth, Carrie Bradley , Cheryl Fryer, Shelley King, Kathy Moore, Val Thornton, Carmen Cutcher, Randy Houtz, Jody Robson, Kathie Wolfe, Shelly Bretz , T e resa Herman, Kim Rodesiler , and Connie Stempien. ALTERNATES ARE : Sue Bowerman, Larry Hayes, Jeanie McClellan, Tim Strang, Lori Ditton, Mary Gallatin, Scott Luce, Kelly Reynolds, Mike Smith, Cindi Bowerman, Denise Harmon, Keve n Smeekens, Tim Tracy, Te resa Anderson, Kim Love berry, Casey Normandin, and Bob Tobolske. OFF ICERS OF THE COUNCIL ARE (left to right- photo no. 3) : Jody Sours, treasurer; Beth Ge ishe rt, secretary; Tim Baldwin , vice-president; Cindy Taylor, president; a nd Bill Kurtz, parliame ntarian. �NHS Grows Since '61 The National Honor Society was organized at QHS in 1961 with the induction of eight charter members. There are now 164 graduate and 36 active members. Mrs. Nell Volkert acts as advisor of the NHS. OFFICERS ARE: Tim Baldwin, President; Lewis Temples, Vice President; Cindy Taylor, Secretary; Vicky Spurlock, Treasurer. NHS members are judged on the criteria of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. 1976 INDUCTEES INCLUDE: seniors Laura Gallatin, Diane Swallow, Robin Alexander; juniors Linda Huepenbecker, Marie Tobolske; sophomores Jody Robson, Bruce Miller, Kurt Condra, Carmen Cutcher, Teresa Rubley, Kim Normandin, Pam Iles, Randy Houtz, Doug Keeslar, Tammy Cottman, Keven Smeekens, and Ken Wood. ACTIVE MEMBERS DURING THE 197576 SCHOOL YEAR: Diane Bowen, Sue Bowerman, Carrie Bradley, Kim Brickey, Nathan Carpenter, Elizabeth Geishert, Rebecca Jens en, Tina Kana by, Robyn Keeton, Marilyn Lounds, James Normandin, Jill Sours, Jody Sours, Julie Strang, and Connie Wells. 95 �Chorus Presents 3 Concerts High School Chorus members: Bob Ledyard, Penny Brown, John Coward, Jeff Dove, Dawn Finley, Ray Hansel, Janette Laurell, Rebecca Neeley, Cathie Pomranka, Ed Schultz, Jackie Sleesman, Zig Stimer, Dave Johnston, Debbie Liggins, Maxine Arnett, Carla Arnold, Vicki Beckwith, Jan Clemenson, Karen England, Kathy Fish, Mary Gallatin, Rick Gardner, Patti Giffey, Deb Howell, Marie Tobolske, Char 0' Brien, Teena Sperbeck, Julie Warkoczeski, Ron Bean, Lee Brown, Philip Deal, Lerinda Irwin, Lydia Lake, Julie Liggins, Kay Losinski, Tracy Macklin, · Jeanie McClellan, Julie McClellan, Vanessa Rawson, Lind a Snyder, Bev Spangler, Velda Sperbeck, Jodi e Travis, Cindy Traxler. The Chorus is directed by Mrs. Gertrude Rider. · 96 �QSPA Is Alive and Well The Quincy Society for the Performing Arts is 55 members strong this year after what the advisor, Mr. Christopher Walczak, termed a year of near hibernation. He attributes the resurgence of the club to the efforts of four students: Jeff Williams, Cindy Taylor, Marlene Middel, and Cindy Baker. The group produced two plays, enjoyed a dinnertheatre trip to Detroit, and presented the film ''American Graffiti'' for community entertainment. Officers of the QSPA are: Marlene Middel, President; Cindy Taylor, Vice President; and Cindy Baker, Secretary- Treasurer. The membership includes: Tracy Allen, Carla Arnold, Cindy Baranouski, Linda Beckwith, Vicki Beckwith, Val Bemis, Bill Blair, Sam Benham, Cyndi Bowerman, Carrie Bradley, Kim Brickey, Nora Cole, Carmen Cutcher, Debbie DesJardins, Jan Dull, Dave Elder, Gerald Englehardt, Faith Exelby_, Marty Fahlen, Kathy Fish, Linda Fish, Karen Fryer, Betty Geer, Beth Geishert, JoAnn Graves, Kelly Haburj ak, Dorothy Hargrea ve, Brenda Harmon, Teresa Herman, Shelley King, Rosanna Klopack, Lori Kling, Mike Kling, Darryl Lovell, Stephanie Lovell, Denise McFarland, Theresa Meiring, Karol Newberry, Char O'Brien, Sue O'Brien, Linda Osborn, Jody Robson, Steve Rollins, Candy Smith, Jody Schultz, Kurt Schultz, Jody Sours, LuAnn Thompson, Nancy Vozar, Lenny Wallace, Paulette Walters, Jeff Wells, Jeff Williams, and Chris Wolfe. 97 �(1) Varsity Club Is Busy Group The Varsity Club has two chapters, one for the boys and one for the girls. Officers of the boys' chapter are: Lewis Temples, Vice President; Tom McRae, Sgt. -atArms; Lee Brown, President; Jim Fry, Secretary; Tim Baldwin, Treasurer (picture #3). Girls' chapter officers include: Linda Osborn, President; Shelley King, Vice President; Carrie Bradley, Secretary; Chery 1 Fryer, Treasurer. Both chapters are advised by Mr. Michael Nowicki. The sale of Oriole hats was a fall project of the club to promote school spirit. At Thanksgiving the members helped out a needy family by providing a Thanksgiving dinner. A slave auction was another project of the group in which students could purchase a slave for a day. The Varsity Club handles the tickettaking responsibilities for all athletic contests except varsity events. The group also committed themselves to helping to pay for the videotape over a period of two years. The amount pledged was paid off this year. Each year the Varsity Club selects a female and a male athlete of the year. This year's selections are Connie Ogurchak and Kent Dirschell. The group also presents a scholarship each year to one of its active members. The recipient selected by the club members is Brian Wilson. (1) FRONT: Rick Gardner, Scott Luce, Jim Fry, Tim Baldwin, Tim Worth, Tim Strang, Lewis Temples, Steve Sullivan, Doug Keeslar. MIDDLE: Dave Tuttle, Juli Bemis, Jeanie McClellan, Linda Osborn, Lorei Fish, Val Bemis, Jeff McRae, Scott Saunders, Lori Ditton, Beth Geishen, Carrie Bradley, Randy Houtz. 98 (2) (3) BACK Kelly Kennedy, Mr. Michael Nowicki, Julie McClellan, Shelly King, Dennis Quimby, Lee Brown, Joe Wright, Jerry Bonham, Mike Parker, Bruce Miller. NOT PICTURED: Mary Dunn, Connie Ogurchak, -Debb Russell, Brent Thornton, Sid Kreis, Brian Wilson, Craig Rodesiler, Dean Ripley, Tom McRae, Cindy Taylor, Kent Dirschell, Dean Briggs, Bill Kunz, Kevin Godfrey, Dan Herman, Ed Bowerman, Marty Fahlen, Rege Rupp, Cindi Baranouski, Dan Wallace. (2) New inductees of the school year. �FTA and Library Club Consider Careers The Library Club was created to foster interest in books, read- ing, and libraries. A secondary purpose of the club is to promote interest in the career of librarianship. Club members visit libraries, museums, and other cultural happenings throughout the year to accomplish their goals. An annual event sponsored by the club is the Used Book and Magazine Sale. The club members use the proceeds of the sale to defray expenses of their trips. Bowling and swimming parties are other fun-type activities in which the group participates each year. MEMBERS: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Virginia Brown, advisor, Mike Maggart, Trudy Merritt, vice president. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie DesJardins, Lenny Wallace. BACK ROW: Diane Swallow, secretary, Pam Marsh, president, Theresa Meiring, Karen Matz, and Kevin Newberry, treasurer, not pictured . One of the goals of the Future Teachers of America is to help the members to be more aware of the occupational fields related to teacher education. The group has several guest speakers throughout the year and also organizes field trips. THE MEMBERS: BACK ROW: Mrs. Mary Gale, advisor, Dawn King, Kathy Mueller, Patti Giffey. NEXT ROW: Kay Losinski, Teena Sperbeck, Maxine Arnett, Jodie Travis, Jeanie McClellan, Julie McClellan, Dawn Fowler. NEXT ROW: Danny Herman, Vanessa Rawson. FRONT ROW: Carrie Bradley, Lori Ditton, Jody Schultz, Cindy Taylor, Pam Freeburn, Carol Nordyke. KNEELING: Velda Sperbeck. 99 �FHA Girls Keep Busy The Future Homemakers of America teaches leadership and helps to coordinate home, community, and family living. The club started the year with a picnic and shortly afterward elected officers: Kim Dunn, president; Ethel Bailey, vice president ; Pam Sleesman, secretary; Eileen Swallow, treasurer; Denise Smith, reporter; Betty McGee, historian; and Carla England, songleader. Members include: Kathy Williams, Teresa Kana by, Linda Roberts, Karen Gardner, Sharon Keifer, and Kim Lodyard. Mrs. Eleanor French is the advisor. The new officers attended a Leadership Training Conference in October. At the FHA Region 11 Meeting, Kim Dunn was elected Regional Parliamentarian and Denise Smith was elected Regional Reporter. Christmas caroling at the Carriage Inn and Maple Lawn is an annual project of the FHA. The group put together a patchwork quilt which is a map of the United States as their Bicentennial project. The quilt was displayed by the group at the state FHA convention in April. The girls have an FHA Week each year. An annual event of this week is a blueberry pie eating contest. Shown in photos 2 and 3 are the contest in progress and the winner, Kenny Fickle. Kenny looks forward to FHA Week each year because blueberry pie is his all-time favorite. 100 �A Future for America in FFA Raising the chickens that were barbecued for the annual banquet, selling fruit, participation in the state convention, planting trees, and starting a new swine chain are · among the many endeavors undertaken by the FFA this year. Keeping these activities organized were the officers: Alan Feg ley , President; Dennis Burlew, Vice President; Sue Seifert. Secretary; Kathy Smith, Treasurer; John Rice, Reporter; Mike Kling, Sentinel; and Mr. Charles Snyder, the Advisor. AWARDS EARNED BY MEMBERS INCLUDE: Kathy Smith and Alan Fegley, State Farmer Degrees; Kathy Smith, Star Agribusinessman; Kevin Godfrey, Star Greenhand; John Rice, Star Chapter Farmer and Leadership Award; Hal Jensen, Scholarship Greenhand; Nathan Strong, Scholarship Chapter Farmer. OTHER MEMBERS: Nick Arnold, Chris Bailey, John Coward, _ Brenda Marowelli, Jeff McClellan, Bruce Rice. Sharon Snyder. Kirk Sinclair, Randy Smead, Mark Whitney, Loyde Worden. Craig Baranouski, Jamie Bowerman, David Elder. Cindy England. Lorei Fish. Lowell Kriser, Teri Locke, Garry McClellan, Marc Roberts, Scott Saunders, Cheryl Snyder, Gene Stephens, Ron Stephens. Jeff VanDyke, Ken Wagner, Dale Waligora, Bob Wendorf, Kim Miller, David Anderson, Ed Bowerman, Mike Buckley, Larry Drumm, Greg Gilbert, Steve Hawes, Teresa Paul, Rick Peterson, Glenn Snyder, Dale Parshall, Ron Bean, Bob Ledyard, Norm McMichael, Lori Thompson, John Barkley, Roberta Banker, Jerry Grove, Mark Marsh, Patty Marsh, Randy Miller, Glenn Preston. 101 �Dance Marathon Makes Dinner a Success FRENCH CLUB OFF ICERS: President , Jill Sours; Vice President, Beth Geishert; Secretary , Tia Macklin; Treasurer, Kim Normandin; Advisor, Miss Judy Brown. The Fre nch Club began the year by build ing a float for the Halloween Parade for which the group won a prize. The club sponsored a dance marathon in which members danced to earn money. The proceeds were used to put on the French dinner in May. A bowling tournament was held between the French a nd Spanish clubs in which the French students were the victors by a narrow margin. The annual activity day was the final event of the group for the year. The members pl ayed Fr e nch games and enjoyed a picnic of French foods. MEMBERS: Kev in Newberry, Linda Beckwith, Betty Geer, Pam Kurtz, Kun Cond ra, Denise McFarland, Bre nda Gratz, Teresa Rubley, Melinda Davis, Karen Justice, Tina Kana by, Jackie Schultz, Tracy Allen , Peggy Wright, Rege Rupp, Marcia Rice, Kim Brickey, Allen Johnson, Teresa Meiring, Laur a Gallatin, Dan Hubert, De anna Justice , De b Salyer, Bill Blair, Greg Miner, Chris Wolfe, Doug Drake, Kathi Wolfe, Bob French, Mike Kling, Scott Reams, Patti Giffey , Bryan Center, Steve Rollins, Marty Fahlen, and Val Be mis. 102 �El Club de Espana] Donates Flags to Library OFFICERS OF THE SPANISH CLUB: President, Sue Bowerman; Vice President, Jody Sours; Secretary, Diana Byrd; Treasurer, Carrie Bradley ; Advisor, Mrs. Donna Johnson. The Spanish Club donated Spanish and Mexican flags to the library this year where they will remain on permanent display. During the early Spring the group prepared a Spanish luncheon for the faculty and administration. Everyone who attended said it was a very tasty and enjoyable meal. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Greg Andrews, Jean Coco, Mary Cotton, Karen Downer, Jan Dull, Cindy England, Deanna England, Brenda Harmon, Dennis Hutchins, Rosann Klepack, Stephanie Lovell, Marlene Mid del, Frank Parkinson, Maria Scherer, Jody Sours, Pam Speaker, Teena Sperbeck, Gene Stephens, Alan Walters, Paulette Walters, and Julie Warkoczeski. 103 �Band Grovvs and I111proves FLUTES Cindi Baranouski Linda Beckwith Kim Brickey Liz Geishe n Dorothy Hargreave Teresa Herman Chris Holloway Kim Loveberry Kim Nermandin Mary Odum Brenda Osborne Tammi Wa lters PICCOLO Tia Macklin OBOE Teresa Rubley BASSOON Teresa Meiring EB CLARINET 1 Teresa Allen CLARINET Teresa Anderson Kim Brewer Terri Davis Jan Dull Tammi Fickle Patti Ford Pam Freeburn Karen Fryer Denise Harmon Brenda Marowelli Carol Nordyke Sue Sattler Lucy Scherer Maria Scherer Jill Sours Lu Thompson Jeff Wells Kathi Wolfe Peggy Wright Debbie Pangborn ALTO CLARINET Deanna Justice BASS CLARINETS Lori Hughes Stephanie Lovell Vicky Spurlock CONTRA BASS CLARINET Duane Sawdey ALTO SAXOPHONES Juli Bemis Kathy Fish Dawn Fowler Cheryl Fryer Kim Knise ly Cassandra Normandin Kim Rodesiler Kim Strother Cindy Ta ylor Tim Tracy 104 �With Nevv Director TENOR SAXOPHONES Al Fegley Betty Geer BARITONE SAXOPHONE Al Fegley CORNETS Linda Aiken Becky Boley Randy Houtz Steve Hawes Pam Iles Al Johnson Shelley King Pam Kurtz De nise McFarland Jackie Middel Jim Null Sue O'Brie n Sandy Smith Jon Zimm erman Karen Downer TRUMPETS Frank Parkinson Connie Ste mpie n Nathan Strong FRENCH HORNS Debbie DesJardins Jim French Linda McCann Julie Strang Paulette Walters BARiTONES Kurt Condra Jeff VanDyke Ken Wood TROMBONES Ronald Bradley De nnis Hooley De nnis Hutchins Greg Mine r Lenard Peavey Nick Rockhold Norm Strang Doug Suever TUBAS Bob French Je ff Williams Doug Wonders PERCUSSION Dawn Lyons Ben Richardson Dan Wallace Brian Wilson Band Officers: President - Jill Sours, Vice President - Al Fegley, Secretary - Teresa Herman, Treasure r - Randy Houtz. Drum Major- Al Johnson , Assistant Drum Major - Chery 1 Fryer, Director - Mr. Richard Overgaard. 105 �Student Aides Handle Variety of Jobs L_ (1) HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE AIDES: Sherry Stempien, Sherry King, Denise Harmon, Marian Gallop, Janice Watts, Jody Sours, Jody Schultz, Carrie Bradley. NOT PICTURED: Dean Briggs, Tena Stempien, Ruth Temples, Lori Everline, and Pam Sleesnan; (2) MIDDLE SCHOOL OFFICE AIDES: Melinda Medlock, Lori Pierson, Teena Sperbeck, Pam Iles, Jan Clemenson, Amy Porter, Carolyn Nordyke . NOT PICTURED: Tami Fickle and Marian Gallop; (3) LIBRARY AIDES: Teresa Meiring, Diane Swallow, Trudy Merritt, Velda Sperbeck, Karen Matz, Mike Maggart; (4) LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER AIDES: Gene Stephens, Linda Fish, Marcia Null, Becky Jensen; (5 and 6) MORNING A-V AIDES: Jon Cutler , Tug Worden, Chris Everline, Steve Hawes. Not pictured: Mark Malone. AFTERNOON A-V AIDES: Jeff Williams, Kevin New berry, and Nick Rockhold . J (6) 106 �STUDENTS HIGH SCHOOL �QHS Leaders of Next Year (1) THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (top to bottom) are: Cheryl Fryer, president; Donna Reichhart, vice president; Sherry Stempien, secretary; Kathy Moore, treasurer; Clara Cole, historian. (2) The junior homecoming skit followed the same theme as their float, ' 'George Washington Crossing the Delaware River.'' (3) Kenny Fickle does his imitation of Fonzie from ''Happy Days," a popular television show. (4) Mike Parker collects money at the gate at a football game. (5) Mr. Richard Taylor of Josten's checks Pam Sleesman 's ring size. 4 108 5 �The Class of '77 Gary Albright Frank Andrvws Maxine Arnett Carla Arnold Fred Avra Mike Azzarello Ethel Bailey Vicki Beckwith Juli Bemis Jayne Bethel Ed Bowerman Carrie Bradley Mike Brewer Kim Brickey Michael Buckley Dennis Burlew Nathan Carpenter Jan Clemenson Cindy Coan Donna Cribbs Jon Cutler Melinda Davis Lori Ditton Janice Dove Larry Drumm 109 �Jan Dull Kim Dunn Mary Dunn Karen England Lori Eve rline Faith Exe lby Kenny Fickle James Fidle r Kathy Fish Tom Fish Cheryl Frye r Mary Gallatin Karen Gardner Rick Gardner Cameron Gary Liz Geishert Patti Giffey Greg Gilbert Brenda Gratz Sandy Green Tami Green Brenda Harmon Steve Hawes Deb Howell Linda Huepenbecker Lynn Hue penbecker Doug Hutchins Becky Jensen Deanna Justice Karen Justice Tina Kanaby Beth Keeton Joyce Keifer Shelley King Rosanna Klepack 110 �Judy Kline Mike Kling Susan Knapp John Lange Dave Longardner Bob Loveberry Teresa Loveberry Stephanie Lovell Scott Luce Karen Matz Linda McCann Betty McGee Dennis Me Vicker Theresa Meiring Marlene Middel David Millard Lori Mills Darlene Miner Kathy Moore Rick Morris Kevin Newberry Rick Nickerson Jim Normandin Charlotte O'Brien Joe Omlor 111 �Beth Osborne John Ostrander Michael Parker Teresa Paul Tammy Payton Rick Pe terson Chris Pomranka William Pope De nnis Quimby Rusty Rasm ussen Donna Reichhart Kelly Reynolds Marcia Rice Ben Richardson Debbie Rid ley Barry Rinard Carl Rogers Debb Russell Deb Salyer Carrie Sanderlin Sally Sattler Phil Scherer Jackie Schultz Marty Sebring Kerry Simpson Pam Sleesman De nise Smith Mike Smith Linda Smurr Glenn Snyder 112 �Linda Speaker Teena Sperbeck Vicky Spurlock Sherry Stempien Te na Stempie n Julie Stra ng Lisa Sullivan Mary Ann Taylor Ruth Te mples Lynne T essin Vale rie Thornton Marie Tobolske Wade Tripp Jeff VanLandingham John Wallace Julie Warkoczesld Janice Watts Jeff Wigent Bruce Wood Doug Yuhl JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: John Bowerman Bill Brower Tom Coco Clara Cole Bob Easterday Jeff Ewe rs David Gade Chester Goodwin Buddy Graves Rolland Ha le Dave Lyo ns Keith Milks William O'Brien Dale Parshall Le nard Peavey John Pe rry James Pife r Charley Richards 113 �College and Vocational Decisions Ahead for Class of '78 OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS (left to right): Jody Robson, treasurer; Randy Houtz, presi- Sue Albright Teresa Allen David Anderson Ted Arnett Craig Baranouski Danny Bassage Linda Beckwith Val Bemis 114 dent; Pam Iles, vice president; Carmen Cutcher, secretary; Brett Spalding, historian. �Jerry Bonham John Boulton Cyndi Bowerman Jamie Bowerman Andy Bracy Ron Bradley Martha Burritt Diana Byrd Steve Coan Kurt Condra Robin Connin Tammy Cottman Carmen Cutcher Marc Cutler Debbie DesJardins Lori Ditto Karen Downer Rebecca Dunsmore David Elder Gerald Englehardt Cindy England Tamara Fickle Bruce Finley Lorei Fish Patricia Ford Perry Fosdick Jim French Karen Fryer Marian Gallop Betty Geer Trixie Hale Borothy Hargrea ve Denise Harmon Randy Houtz Dennis Hutchins 115 �Pam Iles Lerinda Irwin David Johnston Theresa Kanaby Doug Keesl ar Robert Kempter Sherry King Pam Kurtz Dave Le ntz Pamela Le wis Debbie Liggins Theresa Locke Mark Lovebe rry Margare t Lyons Tia Macklin Mark Malone Ke lly Matz Garry McClellan Kitty McDowell De nise McFarland Jeff McRae Dawn Meade Melinda Medlock Jacque line Middel Bruce Miller ON 11 6 �Kim Miller Dave Motsinger Kim Normandin Sue O'Brien Don Ostrander Doug Parker Frank Parkinson Doug Patterson Lori Pierson Roy Pohl Dean Pomranka John Rice Marc Roberts Jody Robson Nick Rockhold Teresa Rubley Scott Saunders Duane Sawdey Becky Schultz Jim Sherwood Keven Smeekens Cheryl Snyder Linda Roberts Brett Spalding Joe Stempien 117 �Curtis Stephens Ron Stephens Mike Stout Norman Strang Annette Strauss Nathan Strong Kim Strouse Steve Sullivan Eileen Swallow Tim Tracy Jeff Travis Elley Traxler Jeff VanDyke Nancy Vozar Ken Wagner Dale Waligora Lenny Wallace Paulette Walters Tony Weaver Bob Wendorf Craig Wert Jeff Williams Kathy Williams Kathie Wolfe Douglas Wonders THOSE NOT PICTURED: Toni Cholka Deith Dirschell Lowell Kriser Don Wooden 11 8 Ken Wood Peggy Wright �OFFICERS OF THE FRESHM AN CLASS ARE: President - Tim Taylor, Vice President - Amy Porter, Secretary - Maria Carpenter, Treasure r - Brenda Osborne, Historian - Scott Walls . "Paul Revere" and his famous midnight ride was the homecoming the m e chosen by the freshme n. The ninth grad e float (pictured be low) and hall decorations were both cente red around this the m e . ~~·~ Mil ..E~ 4T Rly~ i Q.H.S. Rookies of '76 11 9 �Beth Adams Linda Aiken Linda Anderson Nick Arnold Chris Bailey Cindi Baranousl<i Becky Boley Sam Bonham Kim Booher James Bowditch Shelly Bretz Kim Brewer Penny Brown Donald Burritt Nara Byers Maria Carpenter Doug Chaney Augusta Cluff Nora Cole Kathy Cottman Mary Cotton John Coward Pat Cussigh Rex Davis Jeffrey Dove Dougl as Drake Vicky Dunn Bob Durham Deana England Scott Field Daw n Finley Linda Fish 120 �Dawn Fowle r Joanne Fre de rick Pame la Freeburn Hele n Gangaway Kevin Godfrey Belinda Gratz JoAnn Graves Ke lly Haburjak Bob Hagaman Ray Hansel Virgil Harmon Tracy Harrington Debbie Haynes Danny Herman Te resa Herman Christine Ho lloway Rita Hooley De nnis Houck Lyle Huepenbecker Lori Hughes Shari Ingraham Hal Je nse n Lori Kling Kim Knisely Sidney Kreis Cathy Lange Connie Latta Janette Laure ll Kim Love be rry Darryl Lovell 121 �Dawn Lyons Mikeal Maggart Pat Malone Bre nda Marowelli Jeff McCle llan Earleen Mc Vicl<er Je rry Me Vicke r Tim McVicker Cindy Millard Tim Mills Gre g Mine r Scott Moore Armond Morris Re becca Neeley Karol Newbe rry Jim Nicke rson Carol Nordyke Casey Normandin De nise Norton Jim Null Mary Odum Linda Ogurchak Bre nda Osborne Be ve rl y Parshall Julie Paul Lorie Peck Kathy Peebles Dorinda Pierson Cathie Pomranka Amy Porter 122 �Scott Reams Bruce Rice Lee Richards Wendy Riddle Ki m Rodesil er Rege Rupp Julie Russell Susan Sattler Lucy Scherer Maria Scherer Kunice Schultz Kirk Sinclair Jackie Sleesman Rand y Smead Candy Smith Dianna Smith Sandy Smith Sharon Snyder Pam Speaker Connie Stem pi e n Tom Strauss Kim Strother Doug Suever Mickey Swift Brian Taylor Tim Taylor Lu Thompson Brent Thornton Robert Tobolske Dan Wallace Scott Walls Tamara Walte rs 123 �Jim Watts Jeffrey Wells Mark Whitney Kristie Williams Michele Wood Loy de Worden Ed Zimme rman Jon Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Tina Ash Scott Boston Te rri Davis Debbie Pangborn Ed Schultz Zygmunt Stime r Troy Strane --- - -- J ( t 124 j �STUDENTS MllJDLE SCHOOL 125 �Middle School Faculty SOCIAL STUDIES FACULTY Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan University - B.A . Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College - M . A. Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College - M.A. Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College - B.A. Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan - B.A. Not pictured: Miss Melissa Lloyd Alma College - B.A. LANGUAGE ARTS AND HUMANITIES FACULTY FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College - B.A. Mr. Scott Kugler Temple University - M.A. BACK ROW: Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsda le College - B.A . Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan - B.A. Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College - M.A. Miss Kristine Wingle Western Michigan University- B.A. Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University - M.A. MATHEMATICS FACULTY Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University - M.A. Mrs. Lydia Banker Memphis State- M.A . Mr . Thomas Demerse Northern Michigan Unversity - B.S. Mr. Robert Stew an Defiance College- M.A . Mr. Robert Bell Hillsda le College - B. A. 126 �Diversified. (1) MUSIC FACULTY Mrs. Enid Havens, Olivet College, B.A. Mr. Richard Overgaard , Val paraise, B. M. E. Mrs. Gertrude Rider, Wright State University, B.S. (2) SCIENCE FACULTY Mr. Roderick Morrison, Western Michigan University, B.S. Mrs. Sharon Ferriss, Michigan State University, B.A. Mr. Jack Feller, Adrian College, B.A. (3) Mrs. Penny Chard, Guidance Counselor, Western Michigan University, M.A. Mrs. Kathy Hughes, Helping Teacher, Eastern Michigan University, B.S. Mrs. Mary Fosdick, Educational Aide. 1 2 (4) EXPLORATORY PROGRAM FACULTY Mr. Richard Overgaard, Music Appreciation Mrs. Penny Chard, Group Guidance Mrs. Eleanor French, Homemaking Mrs. Christine Forrister, Journalism Mr. Kenneth Downey, Drafting. 3 4 127 �• • . in Many Subject Areas PHYSICAL EDUCATION FACULTY Mr . Gary Adams Hillsdale College - B.A . Mrs. Mary Gale Olive t College - B.A. Mrs. Penny Chard Western Michigan University M.A. Mr. Eric Tundeveld Central Michigan University B.S. MIDDLE SCHOOL COACHING ST AFF BACK ROW: Mr. Martin Chard, Track Coach; Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Track Coach; Mr. Gary · Abbott , Track Coach; Mrs. Lydia Banker, Pep Club Advisor; and Mrs. Connie Paradine, Pep Club Advisor. FRONT ROW: Mr. Robert Bell, Cross Country Coach and Seventh Grade Basketball Coach; Mr. Eric Tundevold, Track Coach and Flag Football Coach; and Mr. Robert Stewart, Eighth Grade Basketball Coach. Mr. Roderick Morrison (at left) Middle School Wrestling Coach. Mr. Max Heinemann (at right) School Social Worker, Michigan State University M.A. 128 �Middle School De111ocracy The QMS Student Council is in charge of student activities, such as parties, field days, and movies. The Council is directly responsible for the operation of the annual magazine drive in the middle school. Funds earned by the middle school student body and the Council sponsor such events as performances of QSPA plays for the middle school student body and a wrestling program for fifth and sixth graders. The Council also has input on regulations governing the student body. (1) COUNCIL MEMBERS (left to right): FRONT ROW: Connie and Bonnie Wolfe, co-secretaries; Jenny Walls, treasurer; Scott Rodesiler, vice president; Richie Bean, president. MIDDLE ROW: Mark Ludlow, Tyler Baldwin, Sherry Knisely. BACK ROW: Chris Johnson, Bob Albright, Tracy Rockhold, and Mr. Henry Longhini, advisor. (2) Council members enjoy one of several pizza lunch meetings held throughout the year. (3) Middle school parties are held frequently throughout the year. This photo shows some of the students at the Bicentennial Party held in January. 2 3 129 �~p Musicians \l Q - Eighth Grade Band Karen Andrews Rhonda Coward Theresa Deal Dennis DeCaire Michelle DuBay Terry Dull Tim Dunn Brian Hawes Roger Hoch Peter Hoeft Sandy Hulbert Scott Hutchins Rhonda Iles Martha Jones Brenda Keeton Sherri Knisely Cynthia Legg Margie McConnell Todd McLain Joe McRae Roxanne McRae Melissa Medlock Karen Middel Linda Miner Jim Phair Danny Roberts Nan Rupp Ed Scherer Todd Smith Dawn Strong Terri Tuttle Tammy Winchell Bonnie Wolfe Connie Wolfe Dennis Zimmerman S - Seventh Grade Band Dawn Chaney Kris Condra Tracy Deal 130 Doug DeCaire Lori DesJardins Lynnette DuBay Pete r Falzon Sara Hammond Billy Hawes Doug Ingraham Denise Henry Nancy Kahaian Lisa Kochendorfer Karice Loveberry Tom Marshall Gina Massey Dawn McClellan Dawn Neible Dianna Parker John Penner Dawn Pomranka Jamie Robbins Jamie Robison Carenda Sawdey Cassandra Smith Mark Smith Steven Smith Kelli Stem pi en Angie Strang Tim Thibideau Traci Travis Sara Winchell Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Carolyn Worth M - Sixth Grade Band Linda Allen Kim Bradley Ed Buell James Burge Kelli Campbell De Wain DeCaire Teresa Engelhardt Amy Geishert Brad Freeburn Amy Hammond Pam Hampshire Tina Hand Chris Hargrea ve Kevin Hosek Robbie Hotchkiss Kristy Hutchins Anhur Kahaian Karen Karney Alec Legg Scott Lippert Doug Loveberry Tom Loveberry Melody McConnell Rhonda McRae Susan McVicker Renee Matz John Normandin ·Mark O'Brien Dan Ousley Scott Peterson Keith Pohl Brian Preston Susan Rice Jim Rollins Randy Rumsey Tracy Sanderson Erin Sawdey Grege Smith Marjanna Smith Andy Snyder Dave Sobiech Kim Stempien LuAnne Tessin Mike Vozar Charles Wallace Andy Walls Amy Wendorf Brian Wymer �and Melodies Dana Sperbeck Bill Swallow Je nny Walls Sheri Westfall Marty Wooden EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS Scott Badders Scott Blair Dollie Blowers Debbie Bondsteel Cindy Booher Nancy Bowerman Bonnie Burritt Brenda Doo ley Kevin Dules Pat Fryer Linne Gordon Richard Hand Sarah Kaufman Brenda Mille r Randy Mocherman Von Nicholson Jeff Phair Patty Rice Ed Saxman Debbie Suever Paul Traxler Crystal Woodward SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS Brenda Cottman Norman Drumm Tina Dules Bob Dunn Kenny England Penny Hagaman Bob Halfe rty Laura Hockenberry Denise Howe ll Lindsey Huepenbecker Curris Keeton Gerald Latta Cheri Laurel! Norman LeFevre Cindy Marsh Ed McQueen Tina McQueen Renee McRae Kim Milks Marc Scott Rick Sebring He rb Sleesman Floyd Smith SIXTH GRADE CHORUS Dawn Brown Kim Co le Jill Fau lkner David Finley Lori Fosdick Lori Gibson Tammi Graves Anita Harmon Lisa Hickok Chris Johnson Angela Ke lley Debbie Kiersey Darle ne Kling Kim Knowles Denise Laure l! Pam Loose Te resa Lutte rbeck Susan McVicker Pam Miller Michelle Nave Jani e Nee ley Ange la Nu ll Caro lyn Peck Rod Rupp Lore na Scherer Linda Swift Ke lli Talbot Chris Toth Che velle Travis Pe nny Wygant 131 �First Homer Tourney Win in 25 Years The QMS eighth grade basketball team had an outstanding season posting seven wins and one loss in regular season play. · The highlight of their season was the winning of the Homer Tournament. The last time Quincy won this trophy was 25 years ago. THE TEAM: FRONT ROW (left to right): Dane Cutcher, Terry Dull, Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar, Dave Brown, Rich Sattler, Coach Bob Stewart. MIDDLE ROW: Phil Cutler, Scott Smith, Dave Booher, Scott Bowerman, Ed Dooley. BACK ROW: Dennis DeCaire, Keith Teachout, Bill Smith, Brian Lud low, Darin Friend, Mark Rice. Mark Ludlow, team manager, kneels in front of the team with their tro phy. Quincy 20 52 51 42 51 44 24 40 132 Opponents 36 33 32 7 26 41 10 35 Bronson Homer Union City Athens Springport Jonesville Reading Concord �Inexperienced 7th Graders Learn a Lot The QMS seventh grade basketball team posted a 1-6 record this year due to some very tough competition. According to Coach Bell, the boys are all good athletes but they need to develop quickness and learn to settle down and get the good shots, all of which come with experience. But the season should prove helpful to the boys in preparing for e ighth grade play next year. THE TEAM : FRONT ROW: Matt Reams (32) , Scott Rodesiler (22), Tyler Baldwin (24), Bruce Knisely (14) , Bob Ford (34). MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Thomas (5), Loran Fickle (30), Jack Faulkner (40), Ray Riddle (12), John Burge (54) . BACK ROW: Kirk Teachout (44), Dennis Zimmerman (manager), Bill Swallow (52), Coach Bob Bell, and Greg Miller (42) . 133 �Two Trophies for QMS Wrestlers Wrestling is a relatively new sport at QMS, being in existence for only four years. This season's record is 5-6 but the wrestlers brought home two trophies, one for second place in the Spingport Invitational Tournament and a first place trophy in the Napoleon Invitational. Awards voted by the team are: Most Valuable, Bob Albright; Most Improved, Dave Becker; and Team Captain, Tim Brewer. Coach Morrison selected Randy Wendorf as Pin Champion, Brian Welch as the Spark Plug, and Carl Albright as the "Hard Guy" coach· s award recipient. THE TEAM: Bob Albright, Carl Albright, Scott Badders, Guy Bassage, Dave Becker, Scott Becker, Tim Brewer, Dave Burlew, Doug DeCaire, Jon Freitas, Eugene Gratz, Robert Hard, Phil Higbea, Doug Ingraham , Mike Kanouse, Greg Kochendorfer, Joe McRae, Mike Milks, Tim Parker, Dan Richards, Jerry Shobe, Todd Smith, Randy Sours, Kevin VanVleet, Brian Welch, Randy Wendorf, Jeff Wood, Manager Pat Falzon, and Coach Rod Morrison. 134 �QMS Fall Sports Have Many Participants Cross Country This year is the first year for a middle school cross counuy team. The boys participated in two meets which they won. They also participated in an invitational meet. The eighth grade took 4th place and the seventh grade took 3rd place, giving the QMS team 2nd place overall in the invitational. (1) THE TEAM: FRONT: Todd Smith, Dave Brown, Dennis Thomas. 2nd: John Burge, Scott Smith, Dan Richards, Mike Milks. 3rd: Coach Bell. Rich Bean, Tim Brewe r, T yler Baldwin. 4th: Mark Smith, Greg Miller, David Booher, Dennis Zimmerman. BACK: Mark Rice, Randy Mocherman, Dennis DeCaire , Bill Smith. Flag Football The flag football program is run on Saturdays, sponsored by Mr. Eric Tundevold. This year's participants include: 8th graders - Bob Albright, Rich Bean, Dave Brown, Tim Brewer, Dane Cutcher, Phil Cutler, Dennis DeCaire, Darin Frie nd, Bill Hawes, Jim Keeslar, Brian Ludlow, Joe McRae, Mike Milks, Tim Parker, Mark Rice, Richard Sattler, Bill Smith, Scott Smith, Randy Sours, Keith Teachout, Brian Welch, Jeff Wood; 7th graders - Lyle Arnold, Tyler Baldwin, John Burge, David Burlew, Jack Faulkner, Loran Fickle, Eugene Gratz, Robert Hand, Bob Hartbarger, Phil Higbea, Mike Kanouse, Kenny Lotts, Greg Miller, Dale Nutt, Many Pierson, Shannon Rice, Scott Rodesiler, Tom Rodgers, Ray Riddle, .Gene Suong, Kurt Teachout, Jim Toth. 135 �Middle School Spirit QMS has two pep clubs, one for seventh grade girls and one for eighth grade girls. All seventh and eighth girls are eligible for membership. Each of the members has the opportunity to cheer during at least one of the middle school basketball games if they so desire. Members who elect not to cheer participate in bowling, swimming, roller skating, or the pep club's basketball program. EIGHTH GRADE PEP CLUB MEMBERS (top to bottom): Karen Middel; Lynnette Pierson, Gina Rice; Chris Fosdick, Cindy Legg, Roxanne McRae; Melissa Medlock, Terri Tuttle, Brenda Keeton, Deb Suever; Sue Byrd, Dawn Howell, Sherry Barnett, Jenny Stempien, Patty Travis; Pat Fryer, Linne Gordon, Sara Kaufman, Sheila Boyd, Lori Wilson, Lori Bliss; Sherry Knisely, Lena Arnett, Nan Rupp. Connie Wolfe, Bonnie Wolfe, Nancy Bowerman, Brenda Dooley, Michelle DuBay, Carolyn Laurell, Kathy Wilkinson, Mrs Parra dine and Mrs Banker, advisors o 0 136 0 �Generated By Tvvo Clubs SEVENTH GRA DE PEP CLUB MEMBERS (top to bottom): Mrs . Parradine, Lynn DuBay, Cassandra Smith , De nise Henry, Dawn Chaney, Sarah Wonders , Lori DesJardins , Mrs . Banker; Robin Brower, Lori Barnett, Kim Milks, Dawn Pomranka, Tracy Rockho l d , Cindy Marsh , Carol Worth; Renee McRae, Deb Nave, Sha ron Keifer, Dana Sperbeck, Diane Parker, Lisa Koche ndorfer; Chris Condra , De nise Howe ll, Sherry Laure ll, Brenda Cottman , Sherry Sherwood; Leslie Ditton, Karice Loveberry , Angie Strang, Jenn y Wa lls; Dawn Neible , JoAnn McClellan; LaJeana Coan . 137 �QMS Track Teams Break Many Records The QMS combined boys' and girls' track teams panicipated in three meets and the QMS Invitational. Both teams posted 2-1 records in meets and both won the first place trophies in the invitational. The boys scored 63¥2 points to beat Union City who had 63 points and the girls outscored Homer 52¥2 to 52. Records set by the teams include: 100-yard low .hurdles, Brian Ludlow, 12.6 (both a QMS and a track record); mile run, Rich Bean, 5:21.9; 75-yard dash, Myron Welch, 8.8 (ties existing record); shot put, Sandy Jensen, 28'2"; 880-run, Kris Condra, 2:50.8; 100-yard dash, Karice Loveberry, 12.8; 75-yard dash, Lori Wilson, 10.3; 220yard dash, Sandy Jensen, 29.8; 60-yard dash, Sheila Boyd, 8.1 (ties existing record); mile relay, Kris Condra, Cathy Johnson, Jennifer Walls, Cheryl Laurel!, 5:01. 5; and the 440-relay, Sheila Boyd, Lori Wilson, Pat Fryer, Karice Love berry, 58.3. The teams are coached by Mr. Gary Abbott who is assisted by Mr. Marrin Chard, Mr. Dan Ludlow, and Mr. Eric Tundevold. THE TEAMS: FRONT ROW: Pat Fryer, Kelli Stempien, Cathy Johnson, Kris Condra, Sherri Laurel!, Dawn Howell, Angie Strang, Jennifer Walls, Cindy Marsh, Lori DesJardins, Traci Rockhold, Cassandra Smith, Dawn Chaney, Karice Love berry. SECOND ROW: Jim Keeslar, Richie Bean, Tim Brewer, Roben Hanbarger, Phil Higbea, Scott Rodesilder, Tyler Baldwin, Jack Faulkner, John Burge. THIRD ROW: Joanne McClellan (manager), Danny Robens (manager), Paul Dirschell, Dennis DeCaire, Darin Friend, Brian Ludlow, David Booher, David Brown, Greg Miller, Kyle Arnold, Billy Hawes. FOURTH ROW: Dawn McClellan (manager), Lori Wilson, Sheila Boyd, Mike Kanouse. LAST ROW: Sandy Jensen, Carolyn Laurel!, Richard Sattler, Myron Welch, Danny Richards, Mickey Connin, Bill Smith, Phil Cutler, Keith Teachout, Scott Smith, Dennis Zimmerman. 138 �139 �8th GRADE AWARDS - MOST OUTSTANDING Cathy Johnson - Social Studies Darin Friend - Science Genni-e WeU Math Deb Suev:er - EngHsn -MOST IMPROVEDPatty Ries - Science Dave Becker - Social Studies Roxanne Me e- Math Rhoda Coward- English FACULTY AWARD- Margaret Smeekens CITI,ZENSHIP AWARD - Brenda Miller 7th GRADE AWARDS - MOST OUTSTANDING Pete Falzon - Science Carolyn Worth- Social Studies th Karice Loveberry - English "'"'"'":• v""• - Humanities Marty, Pierson - Social Studies John Mraz - English Lauri Hockenberry- Humanities CITIZJZNSHIP AWARD - Nancy Kahaian 8th GRADE MOCK ELECTIONS BEST LOOKING: Dawn Howell and Scott Bowerman TALLEST: Martha Jones and Bill Smith SHORTEST: Kathy Wilkinson.and John Prince SHYEST : Rhoda Coward and Tim Dunn CLASS FLIRTS: Sheila Boyd and Bob Albright BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: · Kare Andrews and Carl Albright BEST BUILT : Cathy Johnson and Brian Ludlow LGNGES'F HAIR: Lena Amet and Dan,Richards MOST ATHLETIC: Sandy Jensen and Brian udlow BEST DRESSED: Dawn Howell and Scott Bowerman MOST TALKATIVE: Lena Arnett and Todd N1cLain MOST INTELLIGEN : Deb Suever and Darin riend MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEE>': Margaret Smeekens and Brian Ludlow BEST ALL-AROUND STUDENTS: Connie Wolfe and Darin Friend �Eight Down, Four Years to Go! Robert Albright Karen Andrews Lena Arnett Colleen Avery Scott Badders Charles Barber Cheryl Barnett Richie Bean David Becker Scott Becker Scott Blair Laurie Bliss Dollie Blowers Debra Bondsteel Harold Bondsteel Cindy Booher Dave Booher Nancy Bowerman Scott Bowerman Sheila Boyd Timothy Brewer David Brown Cheryl Buckberry Deborah Burlew Bonnie Burritt Sue Byrd Theresa Coco Rhoda Coward Brian Crabill Dane Cutcher Phil Cutler Theresa Deal Dennis DeCaire Paul Dirschell Brenda Dooley 141 �Edward Dooley Michelle DuBay Kevin Dules Terry Dull Tim Dunn Patrick Falzon Kris Fosdick Jon Freitas Darin Friend Patricia Fryer Linne Gordon Richard Hand Brian Hawes Roger Hoch Peter Hoeft Joseph Hoffman Scott Holt Dawn Howell Sandra Hulbert Scott Hutchins Rhonda Iles Sandra Jensen Cathy Johnson Martha Jones Sarah Kaufman James Keeslar Brenda Keeton Sherri Knisely Greg Kochendorfer Carolyn Laurell Cynthia Legg Theresa Liggins Brian Ludlow Marjorie McConnell LuAnn McDowell Tod McLain Joe McRae Roxanna McRae Victor McVicker 142 �James Meade Melissa Medlock Karen Middel Michae l Milks Brenda Miller Linda Miner Randy Mocherman Kendall Newberry Von Nicholson Cathy Nordyke Connie Nordyke Timothy Parker James Phair Jeff Phair Lynette Pierson LeRoy Pope John Prince Randy Rasmussen Ginna Rice Mark Rice Ronald Rice Danny Richards Spencer Rickman Patricia Ries Daniel Roberts Charles Rubley Nanette Rupp Robert Sanderlin Richard Sattler Edward Saxman Edward Scherer Gerald Shobe · Margaret Smeekens Alvin Smith Scott Smith Todd Smith William Smith Debbie Smurr 143 �Dona ld Snyder Randy Sours Je nny Ste mpien Dawn Strong Debra Suever Keith Teachout Patty Travis Paul Traxler Terri Tuttle Brian Welch Myron Welch Ra ndy Wendorf Kathy Wilkinson Lori Wilson Tammy Winche ll Ronnie Wolfe Connie Wolfe Dia na Woode n Crystall Woodward De nnis Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Carl Albright 144 Craig Ryan �Seventh Graders Look Forward to Last Middle School Year Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Lori Barnett Guy Bassage Kathy Beemer Clifford Blowers Richard Boyer Robin Brower Tori Budd Steven Burd John Burge David Burlew Dawn Chaney LaJeana Coan Mark Coan David Coco Kris Condra Mickey Connin Brenda Cottman Tracy Deal Douglas DeCaire Lori DesJardins Leslie Ditton Norman Drumm Lynette DuBay Kristina Dules Robert Dunn Cathy Durham 145 �Ke nne th England Pe ter Fal zon Jack Faulkne r Loran Fickle Jeffre y Filipow Robert Ford Cheryl Gratz Euge ne Gratz Robert Halferty Sara Hammond Robert Hard Alvin Harrington Robert Hartbarger Billy Hawes Denise Henry Phil Highea Laura Hockenberry Denise Howell Lindse y Huepenbecker Doug Ingraham Jim Jeffrey Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Lisa Kochendorfer Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Gerald Latta Cheri Laurell Norman LeFevre Kenny Letts Karice Loveberry Debbie Lovejoy Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall 146 �Gina Massey Dawn McClellan JoAnn McClellan James McGee Edward McQueen Tina McQueen Renee McRae Kim Milks Greg Miller Jone Mraz Deborah Nave Dawn Neible Dale Nutt Dianna Parker Ruth Peavey John Penner Marty Pierson Dawn Pomranka Julie Prince Matt Rea ms Shannon Rice Ray Riddle Jamie Robbins Jamie Robison Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jimmy Rodgers Teal Rummel Carenda Sawdey Marc Scott Ricky Sebring She rry Sherwood Herbert Sleesman Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Laurie Smith Mark Smith 147 �Steve n Smith Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Ange la Strang Ge ne Strong William Swallow Kirk T eachout Tim Thibideau Dennis Thomas Jim Toth Traci Travis Kevin VanVleet Je nny Walls Sheri Westfall Sara Winchell Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Marty Wooden Carolyn Worth 14 8 �Middle School is Totally New Experience for Sixth Graders Linda Alle n Robert Antus Gail Arnett Dee Ann Barber Thomas Bean Kimberly Bradley Scott Brand Danny Bre we r Dawn Brown Edward Buell James Burge Kelli Campbell Kimberly Cole Guy Creager Jeff Davis DeWain DeCaire Terrie Ditton Lisa Dules Jeffrey Ellis Teresa Englehardt Jill Faulkner Carolyn Fee David Finley Lori Fosdick Bradley Freeburn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Bonnie Gratz Tammy Graves Angela Green Amy Hammond Pamela Hampshire Tina Hand Larry Harbaugh 149 �Christine Hargrea ve Anita Hamon Brian Harmon Tina Herman Lisa Hickok David Higbea Steven Hinds Kevin Hosek Robbie Hotchkiss Loren Hue penbecker Kristy Hutchins Christine Johnson Tammi e Johnston Arthur Kahaian Kare n Karney Ange la Kelley Debbie Kiersey Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kimberly Knowles De nise Laure ll Jeffrey LeFevre Tammy Le Fevre Alec Legg Mitchell Liles Scott Lippert Pame la Loose Douglas Loveberry Thomas Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McConnell Rhonda McRae Susan Me Vicker Charles Miller Pam Miller 150 �Robert Motsinger Tina Mraz Michelle Nave James Neeley Jane Neeley John Normandin Angela Null Lonnie Nun Mark 0' Brien Matthew O'Brien Danny Ousley Timothy Pauley Claude Peavey Carolyn Peck Scott Peterson Keith Pohl William Poole Brian Preston Ronnie Rasmussen Susan Rice Andrew Richards Roy Rodgers James Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Bradley Rurka Thomas Russell Tracy Sanderson Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Saxman Lorena Scherer Calvin Shilling Gregory Smith Marjanna Smith Robert Smith Andrew Snyder Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Kimberly Stempien 151 �Cheryl Stephens Linda Swift Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Christian Toth Chevelle Travis Mary lin Truitt Sherry Tuttle Joseph Vorce Michael Vozar Charles Wallace Andrew Walls Darryl Wells Amy Wendorf Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Penny Wygant Bryan Wymer 152 NOT PICTURED: Todd Strane �STUDENTS ELEMENTARY 153 �Fifth Graders FIFTH GRADE FACULTY (left to right): Mrs. Rhonda Tuttle, B. A . , Nonhern Michigan University; Mrs. Elizabeth Je well, B. A . , Easte rn Michigan Unive rsity; Mrs. Doris Mille r , B.S., Bethel; Mrs. Kathy Veysey, B.S. , Hillsdale College. John Albright Rhonda Antus Ginger Arne tt Gle n Avery Lori Bailey Donald Booher Ricky Booher Tom Brewer Sarah Brickey Becky Brown Dona ld Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Todd Cochrane Gail Condra Cindy Connin Brett Cutler Linda Davis 154 �John DeLoach Mike De nnis Tammy Dooley Sheila Drake Candie Easte rda y Tim Eslow Diane Fidle r Kim Freese .Ruth Fulk Sherry Gibson Diane Gilbert Mike Hagaman Kim Hagy Michael Hard Jody Harmon Ginger Hanbarger Brian He nry Norman He rman Bill y Hoeft Ken Hollowa y Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Denise Houck Tammy Hou vene r Diane Ingraham Larry Jones Kevin Kaise r Jackie Kanaby Cindy Ke lley Ricky Kie rsey Christine Kline Roxie Knapp Ronald Lange Karen Latta De bbie Lewis Richard Lutz Tim McBrid e Billy McGee Jack McLain Andy Meade Gerald Meade Heidi Meister Ja y Millard Lee Millard Cra ig Mille r Julie Parke r Kimberly Parke r Brent Parkinson Lloy d Paul Vickie Pe ck Sherry Poo le Jamie Prince Kris Qui mby Wayne Re hner 155 �Eric Rice Marlene Roberts Doug Russell Martin Sarles Kim Sauers Wally Schultz Leslie Shafer Jenny Shilling Kerri Smith Todd Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Bobby Speaker John Spragg Steven Stem pi en Jeff Suever Jim Supianoski John Taylor LaRae Walker Lori Wallace Danny Walters Nanette Weber Scott Wilkinson Danny Williams NOT PICTURED: Raymond Crick Jeffrey Erb Robert Lovejoy 156 Carol Pangborn Kim Singleton Jeannette Warren David Williams Brent Withington �Fourth Graders Becki Badders Val Beckwith Jim Beemer Danny Bennett Christie Betts Michele Biederman Harold Blowers Danny Bohner Cheryl Bradley Tammy Brewer Tim Brown Andrew Buell Lori Camp Ronald Coco Sara Creager Dean DeCaire Tim Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Norvel DuBay Kim Eddington Michael Ellism James England Paula Falzon Tim Finley Charlene Fletcher Melissa Friend David Geiman Karen Gordon Bryan Gray Kristine Green Arthur Hart Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Bruce Horn Lewis Horn Kare n Hosek Stacy Houk Kelly Johnson Kevin Kincaid Larry Kunk Kirk Larson Mike Lemke 157 �Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothamer Patti Lutter beck Lisa Lyons James Maggart Douglas Marsh Bart Marshall Shawn Massey Randy McCurley Scott McGee Rachel McRae Steven Meade Jeff Miller Michelle Miller Steven Miller Bobby Miner Mike Mitchell Mike Mocherman Gary Monarch Danny Morris Patty Mraz Teresa Neeley Kell y Norton Denver Nutt David Ostrander Bruce Pohl Me lissa Powers Shawn Poynor Ricky Rasm ussen 158 �Joe Re ams Ke ll y Ridd Ie Robyn Ru bl e y Robe rt Saxman Be cky Smi th Miche lle Sobiech T a rri Spragg Ka ren Ste mpie n Lisa Ste mpie n Te rry Ste phe ns Kristie Strouse Ke nny Te achout Lora Te nne y De bbie T homas David T hornton Suza nne To th Alicia Veysey Bill y Vorc e Alvin Wa lke r Stacy Westfall Chuck Wi lbur Pam Wil bur Tim Wi lkinson Gail Wine land Lance Wise r Da wn Ye ich NOT PI CT URED: Michael Wedge woo d FOURTH GRADE FACULTY (le ft to right): Miss Phyllis Corl ess , B.S., Wes t e rn Michigan Univ e rsit y ; Mrs . Jo yc e Shatte row, Stude nt Te ache r, Tri-Stat e Colle ge ; Mrs. Paule tte Ste mpie n, B.S. , Northe rn Michigan Unive rsity; Mrs . Stonna Spalding, B.S. , Ce ntra l Michigan University; Mrs . Phyllis Le wis , B. A . , Michigan State University . 159 �Third Graders Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Charles Bell Terry Berkshire Tim Berry Allen Blodgett Bobby Blowers William Blowers Jimmy Boulton Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Kristina Brewer Tim Brockway Terri Brower Shari Brown David Chaney Tammy Combs Michele Converse Jackie Cooper Keli Cutler Nathan Davis Lori Drake Eric Dules Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Timothy Ens Michelle Fillmore Douglas Finley Craig Fish Lisa Gilbert Mike Gipple Tammy Grubbs Tina Hampshire Billie Jo Harbaugh Wendy Harmon Karhy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Becky Jones Teddy Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Wendy Kelley Bruce Kempton Bobby Knowles 160 �Paul Krick Kenny Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Ricky Lippert Tommy Lothamer Tim Lovejoy Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Eddie Marsh Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jimmy McRae Cyndi Michael Barry Miller Billy Miller Majorie Nave Kelli Newberry Jeff Ousley Brad Parrish Annette Paul Jennifer Penner Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Elton Potter William Richards Darren Ricker Jody Ringler JoEllen Robson Mike Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka Richie Sanderson Chris Smeekens Matt Smith David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Rona ld Tesch Gordon Thomas Tina Trall Greg Trowbridge Chuck Vorce Dawn Waligora Michelle Walker 16 1 �THIRD GRADE FACULTY (left to right): Miss Sewall, B.S.E., DeSales College; Mrs. Hazel Hoosear, B.A. , Western Michigan University; Sarah Coolman, Student Teacher, Tri-State Kelly Wa llace Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth Elaina Wood Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Heidi Yeich NOT PICTURED: James Clayman Chad Erb 162 Gail Lynn Lay Brent Rodgers Mary VanMrs. Col- lege; Mrs. Roberta Timm, B.A., Western Michigan University; Mrs. Ruth King, B.A., Hillsdale College. �Second Graders Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Ange la Basse Marion Beckwith Joseph Berry Todd Betts Tim Blodgett Mildred Blowers De nise Bohner Sandra Bowen Robyn Burks Vikkie Burley Chantal Cochrane Thomas Cole Stacey Connin Tom Copeland Travis Creager Virginia Culver Todd DenBraber Douglas Dobson Bobby Dooley Mike Dowker Jamie England Angela Ens Diane Fletcher Mary Geiman Paula Gratz Craig Gray Tina Grubbs Da vid Hammond Darin Higbee Bobby Hooley Chad Horn Teresa Je ffery Billy Jeffries George Je nkot Mike Kanaby Jeff Kiersey David Kincaid Brenda Kratzer Chris LaMee Robin Laurel! Tracy Maggan Paige Mason Matt McConnell Jenn y Meister Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison 163 �Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Tammy Peck Matthew Pepper April Persails Zellma Poston Michelle Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Mark Ricker Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Je rrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Melanie Ryan Sandra Salyer Jason Shilling Kim Sieger David Sleesman Lisa Small wood Michael Smith Monique Smith Scott Sobiech Kevin Stempien Shawn Talbot Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Lilly Ann Tom Penny Tuttle Rhonda VanRiper Tracy Walters Chris Ward Lee Ann Watters Jimmy Weber David Wendorf Tracie Wilbur David Wilson Melissa Wood NOT PICTURED: Tom Cleckner Penny Evans Craig Fales 164 Timmy O'Brien James Storkel De bra Vanderlaan �SECOND GRADE FACULTY (left to right in top photo): Mrs. Mary Jane Coler, B.A., Mercy Hurst College; Mrs. Kathryn Goschl<a, B.A. , Hillsdale College; Mrs. Mary Newton, B.A., Western Michigan University; Mrs. Wava Gano, B.A., Spring Arbor. 165 �First Graders Corey Avra Lori Baker Michael Baldwin Stephanie Bell Robert Bennett Deborah Berry Annette Biederman Susan Blount Iva Blowers Connie Booher Willard Bradley Melissa Bradshaw Marc Brand Larry Brewer Earl Brouse Jeff Brown Je rry Brown Je nny Buell Daren Carpe nter Jackie Cash Norman Cekander Kristina Cizas Jerri Clark Michael Colon Carrol Combs Bryan Connin Nicole Converse Elizabeth Davis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tommy Donbrock Timothy Dowker Brian Drake Shedrick Duffy Joey Dunn Silas England Cary Feldbauer David Fillmore Glenn Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Tim Gilson Rick Hagaman Lynn Hard Rhonda Harmon Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard He rman 166 �Leslie Hilton Tammie Hutchins Christy Jansen Bryan Je ffrey Da vid Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Laurie Kincaid Mark Landis Joedy Latta Johnny Latta Richard Lensky Jackie Locke Troy Lowe David Luce De borah Lutterbeck Kari Markley Steven Marowe lli Ange la Marsh Alan McCle ll an Kimberl y McLain Robert McNall Kristie McRae De nnis Miller Susan Miller Timothy Minton Tammie Mueller Sandra Nave Mitchell Neeley Kare n Newberry Scot Olney Christopher Ousley Sherry Papesh Regina Parks Pe nny Parrish April Philli ppy Aaron Porter Brian Price Michele Quimby Ra ymond Rasmussen Deborah Ringler Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Richie Schu ltz Bobbie Shilling 167 �Je an Smith T racy She lle nberger Lori Sobie ch Ke lly Sours Robe rt Te nney Te rry Trowbridge Lorrind a Whitney Ca rol Wilson Scott Withington Jackie Wood NOT PICTURE D: Larry Bebee De nnis Evans Jeffrey Ryde r Gregory Ste phe ns Randy Vande rlaa n FIRST GR'ADE FACULTY (left to right): Mrs. Carol Undeen, B.A., Mary Grove Colle ge; Mrs. Mareeda Gibson, M.A. , Eastern Kentucky State University; Mrs . Jennalee Mishler, B.A., Bowling Green State University; Mrs. Patt Male, A.B., Hillsdale College. 168 �Kindergarteners Brian Badders Marci Baker Chery l Ba lcom Derek Ball Mary Beck with Kristin Be ll Cheri Blanchard Tina Briggs Randy Brouse K'lene Brown Lee Ann Brown Mamie Brown Rachelle Brown Temrey Burritt Erik Buterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joseph Cekander Callie Clark Carl Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andrew Cottman Robert Crick Will iam Crick Angela Culver Paul Davis Lance De Meritt Richard Dobson Laura Easterday Laura Fersch Cynthia Fillmore Kathryn Freese Timothy Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Bria n Hall Edward Hall Beth Hammond Robert Harrington Andrew Hawes Josephine Hickerson Tammy Hoag James Hoff James Holde n Da le Horn Dere k Horn Gale Horn James Howard Mary Alice Jackson 169 �Marcia Jensen Ginger Johnson Kenneth Johnson Patricia Justice Kimberly Kaufman Brady Keys Derek Kline Karen Kratzer Rhonda Krick Linda LaMee Jennifer Leosh Jeffrey Locke John Locklin Katrina Luckadoo David Marshall Melissa Mason Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Melissa McMichael Dwayne McVicker Miquel Michael Brian Miller Pamela Miller Amy Jo Newberry Laura Noblitt Derek O'Connell Jeff Olney Lonna Otis Tina Pau l Timothy Pearson Shannon Persails Christa Pifer Michelle Price Chad Purcell Amy Jo Quimby Derik Reichhart Michelle Richards Nicole Ritter Ju lie Roberts Toni Roeser Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Salyer Kimberly Shaw Dorcas Shillings Richard Slingerland Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark 170 �Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Rhonda T esch Steven Trall Noell Tucke r Tammy Turnpaugh Corey Walker Darcie Wilbur Jason Yeich NOT PICTURED: Bobby Brandt Sean Burley Julie Clayman The resa Grubbs James Ha ll Dawn Vanderlaan Pen ny Varney KINDERGARTEN FACULTY (left to right): Mrs. Vivian Esterline, B.S., Eastern Michigan University; Mrs. Ruth McConnell, M.A. , Adrian College. ill �Other Elementary Staff Members (1) ELEMENTARY OFFICE AIDES: Jeanie McClellan, Julie Strang, Shelley King, Tim Mills with Mrs. Cass Van Patten, secretary; (2) Miss Sharon Wilcox, social ad justment teacher, Bowling Green State University, B.S.; Miss Deborah Leavenworth, special education, Central Michigan University, B.S.; Mrs. Sandra Risedorph, reading enrichment, Michigan State University, M.A.; Mrs. Gertrude Rider, reading enrichment, Wright State University, B.S . ; Mrs. Carol Smith, permanent substitute, Seattle Pacific College, B.A. Not pictured: Mrs. Patsy Sexton, learning disabilities teacher, West ern Michigan University, M . A.; Mr. Brad Bodkins, speech therapist; (3) Miss Maureen Culligan, physical education, University of Michigan, B.S .; Mrs. Enid Havens , voca l music, Olivet College, B.A.; Miss Carol Swenor, an, Western Michigan University, B.S.; (4) EDUCATIONAL AIDES : Mrs. Nancy Strang, Mrs. Phyllis McCann, Mrs. Carol Saunders, Mrs. Joyce Klepack, Mrs. Bonnie Worth, Mrs. Virginia Ball. Not pictured: Mrs. Carmen King and Mrs. Sharon Miller. (3) (5) Miss De bbie Doll, student teacher in music from Olivet College; (6) Mrs. Donna McCurley and Mrs. Virginia Taylor, elementary cooks. Other cooks not pictured: Mrs. Winnie Marsh and Mrs. Barbara Rice. 172 (4) �Field Day Is Annual Event The elementary students panicipated in their fifth annual field day in May. Preliminaries were held on May 17 and 18 and final competition was held on May 21. Miss Maureen Culligan, elementary physical education instructor, organized the events and ran the various contests. She was assisted in the running of the events by Mr. Toby Mischler. Ribbon awards were presented to the winners on May 24 . 173 �Bicentennial Calendar Winners 3rd, 4th, and 5th graders provided the illustrations for the Bicentennial calendar produced by the Bicentennial Committee. (1) FRONT: Harold Blowers, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Tim Berry, Danny Morris, Kerri Smith. MIDDLE: Heidi Meister, Todd Smith, Jay Millard, Jill Philippy, Kristina Brewer, Wendy Harmon, David Spalding. BACK: Gail Condra, LaRae Walker, Jody Harmon, Kurt Spalding, Roben Lovejoy, Diane Ingraham. All the 3rd graders in Miss Mary Sewall's classroom contributed to a collage which illustrates the month of November; (2) FRONT: Eric Dules, Erica Arnold, Denise Ant us, Brad Parrish, Tracy Peterson, Jody Ringler, Randy Root, Michelle Walker. MIDDLE: Dena Stempien, Ty Wentworth, Charles Bell, Bobby Knowles, Tim Brockway, Becky Jones, Tim Ens, Kathy Herman, Teddy Kahaian. 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Chicago Coldwater From Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting BURGER CHEF of Coldwater C &F VENDING COMPANY Locally-owned Full-line Vending Servicing Business, Schools, and Indusuy 185 Jay St. 178 Coldwater 278-5860 �Best of Luck From the Compliments of CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 280 N. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy, Michigan COLDWATER RECREATION Home of the Tri-State Classic Rod Renner CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Bob Shook COOPERS GENERAL STORE Package Liquor - Beer - Wine Groceries - Bait Corner of Fre mont and Central Roads Our Friendly Agency 30 N. Clay Coldwater Michigan Coldwater, Michigan Phone 238 - 2527 COTTONWOOD RESORT ON MARBLE LAKE Complete Camping and Recreational Facilities Seasonal Campground May 1- Nov. 1 Barney, Eunice , Carol, Ray, Keith and Bruce Pohl Rural Route # 2 Quincy, MI Phone (517) 639-4516 The Jewele r You KnowYou Can Trust 7 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 179 �Sandwiches Sundaes Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN Malts Shakes Cones Dairq Congratulations Seniors from Queen 517-278-5532 CROTTY CORPORATION ~1), Quincy, Michigan D &D CYCLE Yamaha Sales and Service Duane Field Duane Carpenter 695 E. Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Well FRICK'S GARAGE Drilling 1130 W. Litchfield Rd. Quincy Gould Submersible PumpsIrrigation Wells and Pumps 4" to 12 " Diameter Engine and Transmission Repairs Used Auto Parts Phone 542-3353 639-4053 or 639-4248 or 639-4114 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME W. E. DOWNER & SON. INC. Member Michigan Well Drillers Association 191 S. Stringtown Rd. 180 Quincy , Michigan Quincy �ELMER and DAN DOBSON. Howac~ fora chang~ Agents STATE fARM 59 S. Momoe Street Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-2200 INSURANCE ~ QUALITY FARM &FLEET. INC. Coldwater - Marshall Albion Hillsdale and Snug is 648 East Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 278-7348 Store Hours - 8 A. M. til 5:30P.M. Mon. Thru Sat. Friday til9 P.M. NORM FAULKNER FLORIST Dial 278-4148 55 Green St. Coldwater, Michigan Kl NG ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. Complete Line Residential Fixtures on Display Electric Motor Sales and Electric Motor Repairs V-Belt Drives and Etc. GENE'S [ M;bnj SERVICE We specialize in lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 East Chicago Quincy, Michigan 49082 652 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater Phone - 278-4518 181 �Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 from Director, Officers and Staff of ~ FIRST NATIONAL BANK II of South ee;b.al Michigan Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp. , Bronson, Nonh Adams 182 �Journey Motor Homes Congratulations Seniors From the Folks at HOMESTED REALTY, CHAMBERLIN TRAILERS and JOURNEY MOTOR HOMES Leanor and Dick Buchanan 1083-85 E. Chicago Rd., Quincy - 639-5655 R. D. HOUTZ PLUMBING & HEATING We Wish You Much Success in the Future. Roland and Grace HILLYARD SALES COMPANY Bud O'Brien Jackson, Michigan HOUSE OF FABRICS 71 W. Pearl Coldwater Complete Sewing Needs Viking Sewing Machines ~~? . . . g~~~s 370 E. Chicago 1 Mile West of I-69 Coldwater, Michigan LAD & LASSIE SHOP Ki!!!~rfll.:t• 108 S . HUDSON STREET COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 Best wishes to all who believe a good future starts with a good education. Children' s Specialty Shop at the Place of 3 49 West Chicago Coldwater McDONALD'S ®OF COLDWATER 183 �KNAPP ELECTRIC INC. General Electrician • Commercial • Industrial • Residential v Wiring v Supplies v Service v Electric Heating Gene Merritt - Owner Licensed by State of MI 639-4516 - 51 W. Liberty - Quincy Call 278-8508 One Hour Service Daily 8 A . M. to 3 P. M. Mon. Thru Sat. Wed. 8 A.M. to 1 P.M. 42 W. Chicago Coldwater MARBLE LAKE MARINA MARSH'S MARKET Johnson Motors Viking Boats Sailboats M.F.G. Boats Artie Cat Snowmobiles 226 E. Washington St. • Quality Shurfine Products • Personal Service Meats Your Old Fashioned Friendly Market 962 Wildwood Quincy, Michigan 49082 (517) 639 - 8007 Open Daily 9-7 Friday 9-9 Sunday 10-2 MAX LARSEN SALES Complete Body Shop 24-Hour Wrecker Service 410 E. Chicago • Coldwater 278-5661 184 Quincy 639-7475 Pat Cutcher- Owner �517 / 639-7733 Good Luck @uiut~ ~utnmntib.e AUTO PARTS 8: EQU I PMENT BOB & JANE BUTLER 7 8: 9 E. CHICAGO S T . QU I NCY, M I 49082 JCPenney Coldwater MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY A Division of the Marmon Group Inc. Est. 1854 Compliments of McCLELLAN'S OIL CO. 27 Church St. Quincy, Michigan Supporting the community and progressive education through cooperation and donation. Distributor of Standard Oil Products Have your Carpets and Furniture Hand-Cleaned .,-~__,,./"-.,Flower-Fresh! ''THt.' PEOPLE PLEASJN(; Pf.·ICE" Home of Delicious Fried Chicken Roast Beef Ham a nd Cheese Call Ahead - We Will Have It Ready for You Phone 278-7135 East Chicago St. Coldwater DunJclean® PARKER'S DURACI.EAN CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY SERVICE PHONE 639-4348 185 �QUINCY AUTO SALES, INC. ''This is the place where our customers send their friends. '' 147 W. Chicago Quincy QUINCY ACE HARDWARE "Right on the Corner" 1 E. Chicago Quincy ''Ace Sets the Pace'' QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Quincy Orioles Golf Course Hardware • Paints • Tools • Housewares • Electrical • Plumbing and Heating Supplies • Sporting Goods ACE IS THE PLACE WITH THE HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN. Sporty 9-Hole Course ;; •, •,'• '•'• Club Rentals, Electric Carts, Food , Beer, Wine 639-4491 QUINCY ICE COMPANY 127 W. Chicago Quincy, Michigan 186 .'· ~ ~ �... Young People Who Know Will Tell You That the Biggest and Best Selection of "Today" Clothes Is at the OtR DOWNSTAIRS STORE From a pair of pre-washed Levis to a European-styled vested suit . . . From a Hang TenT-shirt to a pair of French-cut garbardine pants . . . It's all at the Lion's Den. IZYJUDt 187 �ROB'S DANCE AND RECREATION Pinball and Pool •--. Open Weekdays- 3 :30 Sat. and Sun. - 12:00 Noon Live Music - Fri. and Sat. 9-1:00 123 W. Chicago Quincy Division of Valley Industries, Inc. Trash with Class SAUK TRAIL ANTIQUES 29 W. Chicago St. Allen, Michigan 49227 (517) 869-2127 SARGE'S MARKET SHAW SHOE STORE 40 West Chicago Coldwater 278-8252 ''' Specializing in low prices SPURLOCK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service 26 N. Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan 188 Small enough to Know you Large enough to Serve you 106 West Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-8025 �You'll find all the shopping news in the t ····;.:-·y·-·.·.·.·.· ··········;:-·-····. ....... ,,· ·······:-::-.·:-: ~Mp-~~ ·: J:: :: ·=·.~:.~;~;;:){? .;:,::-·t;:,. •,•.•.•.•:· : :;:;: :_===·,!_,i.,i_,i,,i_ ,!_i, .! ·.·.·.·,•.•.•,•,•, .:- :;: .; 'i! i~ .;: Read it every Thursday . :: • • Coldwater- Quincy - Bronson - Union City Tekonsha- Reading Burlington - Montgomery - Ray - Allen 189 �Congratulations Class of '76 SOUTHSIDE AMERICAN HARDWARE South on Old 27 Coldwater, Michigan Plumbing & Electrical Supplies All Hardware Items We Cut & Thread Pipe Distributor for Kosco Abrasive Grinding Wheels Open all day Saturday 8- 5 P.M. Week days 7:30 - 5:30 WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY Plumbing and Heating Halfway Between Quincy and Coldwater 639 E. Chicago Road Coldwater Wholesale Distributors Office Supplies- Books- Gifts- Cards Coldwater, Mich. "Your school supply headquarters" SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 51 W. Pearl St. Coldwater WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race Street Coldwater ' 'More than a Century of Service'' Offices in Coldwater, Union City and Tekonsha 279-7511 190 278-5844 �"Your Paint Headquarters" WOLVERINE PAINT &WALLPAPER COMPANY 88 West Chicago Coldwater 278-2745 TJ..IE. GUN G~OP L ~- WfG6R;S GON Separates by Pande>ra, Bobbie Brooks, Levi's for Gals Szs. 3 to 15. Many styles and colors to choose from WOODWARDS WOMEN'S WORLD OF FASHION Downtown Coldwater 931 Clarendon Road Quincy, Michigan 49082 "Where Friendship and Science Meet" NORMAN L. WOOD & SONS Excavating and Grading Phone - 542-3908 899 Moore Rd. Quincy WATTS DRUGS Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-5125 The Oriole Staff expresses their appreciation and thanks to our advertising patrons and sponsors who helped in making our 1976 Oriole Spirit possible. 191 �Sponsors ALLEN MARATHON - Allen AMERICAN LEGION - Quincy Sherman-Demarest Post # 157 ANDY'S ANTIQUES- Allen MRS. BARBARAJ. BAKER BENEDICT'S RESTAURANT- Quincy BORON SERVICE STATION - Quincy BRANCH GARDENS - Quincy COLD'd ATER CLEANERS - Coldwater FLOWERS BY KAREN - Coldwater GABRIEL'S TAVERN- Quincy GREEN'S ORCHARD- Allen "Fruits in Season" GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Div. - Quincy MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM C. HARMON HAWKIN'S PRODUCE MARKETColdwater HOME BUILDERS REALTY- Quincy JAY'S OLDS-CADILLAC, INC.Coldwater JOLA YNE'S BEAUTY SHOP- Quincy KIESS JEWELRY - Coldwater RAYMOND A. KRANZ, D.D.S. LAURELL GAS AND OIL- Quincy MR. AND MRS. HENRY D. LONGHINI MAGIC MIRROR BEAUTY SALON- Allen MR. AND MRS. GENE MERRITT MR. AND MRS. EDMUND MIDDEL STANLEY B. NORRIS, D.O. NORTH BUTLER STORE - Quincy ORIOLE SNACK SHACK ' 'We Appreciate Your Business' ' D. R. OSBORN, D.P.M. KATHERINE PENGELLY - Allen Antiques MR. AND MRS. 0. W. RIMES DICK TAYLOR AND DAVE ERNEST MR. AND MRS. GEORGE THOMPSON JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE AGENCY ���ORIOLE SPIRIT OF 1976 QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN * TABLE OF CONTENTS * SUPER SENIORS OF 1976 * 7 SUPERIORS AND STAFF * 31 SPORTS* 45 SHENANIGANS * 75 SENSATIONS* 93 STUDENTS- HIGH SCHOOL * 107 STUDENTS- MIDDLE SCHOOL * 125 STUDENTS-ELEMENTARY* 153 SPONSORS * 175 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/581133c97654f3629240b3a9fef02413.pdf 92eb6ea9242c8d7a4111b4b6b220c11f PDF Text Text 02/QL_ E lfl7 ~ 0 �·.i ���ORIOLE CONTENTS PEOPLE OF THE YEAR 8 30 35 40 46 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshm e n Faculty, Staff, and Administration Editor - Marlene Middel Assistant Editor - De nise Harmon Business Manage r - Sherry King Sports Editors- Marl< Loveberry , John Ric e , Va l Bemis, Dorothy Hargrea ve Photographe rs - Va l Thornton , Lori Mills, Val Be mis, Dorothy Hargre ave, Nick Rockhold Advisor - Mrs. Joanne Longhini Othe r Staff Members - De nnis Burlew , Melind a Davis, Jan Dull, Kim Dunn, Cam Gary, Rosann Klepaci<, Maxine Arnett, Karen Justice , Karen Matz, Le nny Peavey , Dave And e rson, Robin Connin, Dave Elde r, Pam Le wis, Tia Macklin, Sue O'Brien, Doug Parker, Doug Patterson, Lori Pie rson, Jim Sherwood, Nathan Strong, Steve Sullivan Cover Photography - Bill Mosle r QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN 1977 Produced annually by the Oriole staff, a su bsidiary of the Modern Commu nications c lass of Qui nc y High School, and pub lishe d by the Ta ylor Publishing Company , Dallas , Te xas. �EVENTS OF THE YEAR 58 Ho m ecom ing- A " McOriole " Victory 60 Proj e ct Christmas- Ninth Year 6~ Drama - ''Cactus Flowe r'' "You· re a Good Man, Charlie Brown" 64 Tip-Up 66 Orio le Week 68 Tril<e Race 70 Banque t and Prom- "This One ' s For You " Thi s is your high schoo l, a sc hoo l to cherish and be proud of. It has over e ighty years of progr\.!ss and deve lopment to its credi t. It is a good school in a good town; and your attitude to ward it will help immeasurably to keep it the kind of school you want it to be . Your sc hoo l has a fin e tradition to live up to . It has been on the accredited list of the Unive rsity of Michigan since 1905, and accre dited by North Central Associa tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools since 1937. In the years of its ex istence it has rece ived recognition for outstand ing work in many fi e lds . You can be proud of your presen t school bu il di ng. It re place d the o ld building that stood . on the same spot. It was dedicated in January, 1932 . In 1943, the ne w "Athle tic Fie ld" replace d "Lake Fi e ld" located in the west end of tow n . The vocational addition was dedicated in April , 1955 . The new high school bu il ding was dedicated in Fe bruary. 1962. The athl e tic fi e ld was re built in 1969 . With the comp letio n of these faciliti es Quincy now possesses one of the fin est high school plants in southern Michigan. But, after all, it is not the physical plant that makes the school . It is YOU, the student , who makes its nam e - by your work, your spirit , and your character. It is your sc hoo l, keep it c lea n, nea t and a lwa ys re fl ec t credit to yourse lf, you r pare nts , yo ur community. Dress ne at ly and appropriate ly, be proud of yourse lf and you will be proud of your school. The high school exists for only one purpose, to provide an education for the youth of the nation. In obtaining this ed ucation you must work, study , conce ntrate and a lw ays strive to do bette r. Learning isn ' t always easy , nor is it always fun. Your teachers try to keep the subjects inte resting . How eve r, like anything e lse, lea rning takes long hours of practice; sometimes these are monotonous, other times short and humorous. 2 �GROUPS 74 Student Council 75 National Honor Society 76 Band 80 82 83 84 86 88 89 90 92 Youth in Government Chorus Future Homemakers of America Varsity Club Future Farme rs of America Library Club Quincy Society for the Performing Arts French Club Orio le Staff Although many ex tracurricular activities are available for your participation, obtaining an educa tion is the first objective and of most importance . Education is the key which opens the door to a better life for you. You have on ly one chance- take it, use it wisely and well. There are many organizations in your high school classified as extracurricular; from these you can gain a vast amount of enjoyment and a good share of education in the fine an of geuing along with others. The following clubs and organizations are active: French Club , Future Farmers of America, Future Homemakers of America, Library Club, National Honor Society. Quincy Society for the ·Pe rforming Ans, Student Council , Varsity Club, and Youth in Government . We have had one of the outstanding bands in southern Michigan for many years. It has bee n a c red it to th e schoo l a nd community . It is open to any student who is pre pared and has musical ability. The band takes pan in many local events , the traditional homecoming parad e , the mem orial parade. and other community parad es , as well as the state and regional contests. Practical experience in journalism can be obta ined by working on the school pape r and yea rbook. Consult the sponsor for further information. 3 �SPORTS 100 10 2 104 108 11 2 116 118 124 128 132 134 136 138 Cross Country Go lf Gir ls Baske tba ll Footba ll Vo ll e yba ll Wre st ling Baske tball Base ba ll Tracl< Bowling Chee rle ad e rs Coache s Re cords At Quincy High Schoo l you have th e oppo rtunit y to participate in a vari e t y of ath let ic a ctiviti es . e ith e r as an a ctive participant or a spe ctato r. Th e re is a dee p sati sfa ctio n to be fo und in wo rking with tea mmates in so m e vigorous spo rt or in jo ining classma tes in c hee ring th e te am on . ' In 1974 Quinc y e nte re d a ne w association of sc hools . the Big Ei ght Inte rscho las tic Assoc i ati on . c o mposed of Athe ns . Concord. Home r. Jonesv ill e . Rea ding . Sprin g po rt, Uni o n C ity . a nd Qu inc y . Thi s co nfe re nce ha s bee n form ed for the purpose of fos te ring inte rsc holastic a c ti vit ies be twee n m em be r schoo ls . Ea ch year tro phi es arc gi ve n to th e sc hoo ls win ning cham pi onships in ea ch spo rt and an all-spo rts tro ph y is a lso prese nted . Any boy o r girl tr ying for a pl a c e on a te am should be willing to giv e his or he r bes t a t a ll tim es . It is und e rstood that wh e n a stud e nt pre se nts himse lf as a candidate for one of th e schoo l te ams he accepts full re sponsibilit y to conduct hi mse lf at al l tim es as a sportsman and a tru e re prese ntativ e of Quincy High Schoo l. Th e Quincy Athl e tic Board in accordanc e with th e Michigan High School Ath le tic Associa ti on se ts up a nd interpre ts all e ligibility rul es for high sch ool stud e nts . Our schoo l must co nfo rm to these rul es at al l tim es or we may lose th e pri vil e ge of compe t ing wi th othe r hi gh schoo ls . The sta te e li gibi lit y rul es will alwa ys be pos te d in the sc hoo l building . �OTHER IMPORTANT PEOPLE 142 Middle School 180 Ele m e ntary 200 Spo nsors and Ind e x to Advertisers Graduation re qui rements - A total o f 20 c redits is requ ired fo r graduation. The on l y ex cep tions are tran sfe r stude nts wh o must ca rr y a regular class load o nce they e nter Qu incy High Schoo l. All stu de nts , rega rdl ess o f wh en they g raduate , must ha ve at least 15 academic cre dits. Acad em ic credits includ e a ll su bj ec ts with the exce ptio n o f music , phys ical e ducation, library a id e , teacher aide, a nd offi ce aide . General info rmati on - A . Required cou rses nee ded fo r graduation: 1 cred it o f math , 2 credits o f physical education o r band in 9th o r lOth g rades. 3 credits o f Eng lish, 2 c red its of science , 2 credits of soc ial studies o f which \.', c re d it must be government; B. All stude nts must carry fi ve courses each of the four yea rs o f schoo l. At least four o f these cou rses ea ch year must be academic . Six courses may be ca rri ed; C. Acti vit y cred'it cou rses includ e : au di o -visua l, band, library aide, office aide, ph ysica l educ atio n, and teac he r aide; D. A minimum o f 20 c re dits is requi red fo r g raduatio n o f which at least 15 must be academic credits; E. A stud ent cannot rece ive cre dit fo r co urse duplication or course reg ression; F. Summe r schoo l or correspondence courses must be approved b y the principal in order to count to wa rd s graduation; G. Dri ve r educat io n is o ffe re d during the sc hoo l year and summers without credit toward g raduation; H. The prerequisites liste d fo r the courses are g uid es to success in the courses and are listed for the benefit o f th e stud ents; I. It is impo rtant that all stud e nts deve lop satisfactory pe rsona l characte ristic s and, wh enever possible , participate in ex tracurricular activit ies; an d J . It is the des ire o f the administration and the professional staff to continua ll y str ive for improvement. The re fore, it is possible tha t the requ irem e nts, cu rri cu lar offerings , and ru les and regu lat ions will cha nge acco rd ing to the nee ds. Ev e ry year certain stud e nts win distinct io n fo r themse l ves a nd fo r you r sc hoo l in various ways. Honors availabl e to senio rs at Qu incy High Sc hoo l are: Outstanding boy and girl citizen, Boys' and Gi rl s ' State , D . A .R . Good Cit ize n , Danfo rth - Foun da tion "I Dare You " Awa rds , Top T e n, Schola rship a ward for a 3 -po int average o r be tte r, National Hono r Society . Awards are presented in ag ricu lt ure , comme rcial, mathematics, publicati o ns, science , band , a nd athletics . Service awards are a lso presented to librarians, stude nt counci l, and class offic e rs. 5 �ACME BELT RECOATING INC. BALDWIN CLINIC Recoating of Used Abrasives for Over 22 Years Veterinary Medical Facility 639-4236 Arnold and Cole Streets Quincy - Coldwater B&D TOOL & DIE, INC. BECKWITH FURNITURE Custom Work- Jigs and Fixtures Large Stock of New Furniture Bassett Headquarters 114 West Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Central Road at S. Ray - Quincy Rd. Quincy Phone - 639-4246 Congratulations Seniors BILL & RUTH'S TV ~T6e' PARTY STORE Open 7 Days a Week 904 W. Chicago Rd. Quincy Phone 639-9615 891 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Michigan 278-4459 J. B. BRANCH & BOLLEGRAF'S COMPANY Ladies Queen Size Apparel Men 's Big and Tall Apparel to Size 60 6 E. Chicago Quincy 6 Our l OOth Year Col dwater 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W. Chi cago Phone 278-2664 �Branch County Chiropractic Clinic, P. C. K. 0. Branham, D.C. 683 E. Chicago Rd. 2 Miles East of I-69 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone 517-279-9377 SENIORS Good Luck to the Class of '77 BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Formerly Melvin Blue Agency, Inc. 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639 -4100 BUDD'S BODY SHOP Bumping and Painting 23¥2 Hr. Wrecker Service 87 W. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone: Day - 639-4259 Night - 639-4424 7 �Being a Senior Greg Andrews Maxine Coreen Arnett Karla Jo Arnold Fre ddie J . Avra Vicki S. Beckwith Juli Kae Be mis Jayne B. Bethel Edwin A . Bowerman Jr. Carrie Dawn Bradley Michael A . Brewer Kim Allison Brickey Michael D. Buckley 8 �Means. • • De nnis L. Burlew Nathan K. Carpenter Jan Lynn Clemenson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sherry Stempien, Secretary; Kathy Moore, Pr esid ent; Ke lly Reynolds, Tr eas ur e r; Juli Bemis , Historian ; Donna Re ichhart, Vice President, not pictured . Cynthia Jo Co an Donna Sue Cribbs Melinda J. Davis 9 �You Have Lori Lee Ditton 1ane an Miche ll e Dull Kim Mari e Dunn Mary Ann Dunn Bob Easterday Kare n Elaine England Lori Ann Ever line 1eff 1 . Ewers 10 �Reached • • • Ke nne th M. Ficl< le Jam es Eric Fidle r Kath ry n Joa n Fish Thom as K . Fish Ch e ryl Anne Frye r Mary Ann Galla tin Kare n Su e Gardn e r Rick De an Gardn e r 11 �The Top of Cameron Lee Gary Elizabeth Ann Geishen Patty I. Giffey Claude Gregory Gilbert Brenda L. Grat z Sandra Kay Green... 12 �Your Mountain • • • T amara Kim Green Rolland V. Hale Brenda Anne tta Harmon Ste ve n Ra y Hawes Debra Jo Howell Linda C. Hue pen be cke r 13 �Only to Douglas Re id Hutchins Rebe cca Sue Jense n De anna Lynn Justice Kare n Sue Justice Tina M. Kana by Beth Ann Keeton Miche lle M. King Rosanna Marie Klepack Judith R. Kline Michael Kenne th Kling Susan Elaine Knapp John Charles Lange 14 �Find • • • Dave P. Lo ngardner Corne lia Lorez Robe n La yne Love be rr y Te resa Ann Love be rry Ste phanie Lynn Lo vell Scott Alan Luce Kare n Jo Matz Linda Ka y McCann Be tty Jo yc e McGee The resa Ma y Me iring Marle ne Jo y Midd e l David W . Millard 15 �Many More Lori Anne Mil ls Darle ne R. Mine r Evange lia Miuou Kathryn Ann Moore Rick Morris David Jose ph Motsinger 16 �Ahead. Kevin John Newberry Rick E. Nickerson James Bradford Normandin William Joseph O'Brie n Joseph Paul Omlor Beth Ann Osborne 17 �Class Colors Michael Dean Parker Teresa Marie Paul Tammy Sue Payton Le nard Wayne Peavey John W. Perry Ricky Joe Peterson Annette M . Pierson James Kenneth Pifer Christine A. Pomranka William Pope Dennis M . Quimby Rusty Franklin Rasmussen 18 �Purple and White Donna Jea n Reichhan Kelly Sue Reynolds Marcia J. Rice Be njamin Aus tin Richardson CarlL. Rogers Deborah A. Russe ll 19 �Class Flower De bra Ann Sal ye r Sa ll y Ann Sattl e r Phillip H. Schere r Jackie Lynn Schultz Martin Ke ith Se bring Pam e la F. Sl eesman De nise Marie Smith Michae l L. Smi th ::•_ 20 . ~ ... �White Rose Linda Smurr Gle nn Edward Snyd e r Li nda Je an Spe ake r T eena Marie Spe rbe cl< Victori a Lee Spurlock She rr y Le e Stem pie n T e na Ma rie St e m pi e n Julie Ann Stra ng 21 �Class Song"Do You Feel Like I Do?" Lisa Lorraine Sullivan Mary Ann Taylor Ruth Elaine Temples Valerie Hope Thornton Jeff VanLandingham Julie Ann Warkoczeski Janice Lynn Watts Bruce William Wood Douglas L. Yuhl Seniors Not Pictured Gary Lee Albright Maria Araujo Michael Azzarello Maureen Marie Cholka 22 Thomas R. Coco Joyce Keifer Jon Cutler Dale D. Parshall Norman Lee Elkins Faith A. Ricker David A. Gade Debra Lynne Tessin �Seniors Present. • • 23 �1977 Page 23: MOST BASHFUL- Brenda Gratz, Dave Millard; CUT-UPS - Jan Clemenson, Mike Smith; FRIENDLIEST- Connie Lorenz, Jeff VanLandingham; ALL AROUND SENIORS - Marlene Middel, Jim Normandin. Page 24: MOST TALKATIVE: Jan Clemenson, Jeff VanLandingham; MOST INTELLIGENT AND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Liz Geishert, Nathan Carpenter; FLIRTS - Beth Osborne, Ken Fickle; MOST ATHLETIC - Debb Russell, Scott Luce ; BEST LOOKING- Sue Knapp, Ed Bowerman. 24 �Hall of Fame LONGEST HAIR - Terry Loveberry, Mike Parker; MOST ACTIVE - Marlene Middel, Scott Luce; BEST PERSONALITY - Val Thornton, Jim Normandin; BEST BUlL T - Greg Gilbert (Toni Cholka not pictured); TALLEST Julie Warkoczeski, Jim Fidler; SHORTEST - Sally Sattler, Mike Azzarello; BEST DRESSED - Sue Knapp, Ken Fickle. 25 �Grads Reap A wards and Diplomas 26 �I June 8 was Honors Night for the class of '77. Pictured at left are Carrie Bradle y, 4-year perfect attendance award; the Top Ten: Nathan Carpente r, Liz Geishen, Vicki Spurlock, Carrie Bradley, Julie Strang, Becky Jensen, Linda Hue pen becker, Tina Kana by, Jim Normandin, Kim Brickey; Bill O'Brie n, Special Accomplishme nt Award; Jim Normandin, the Normandin Award which was prese nte d by his father Mr. Jim Normandin, the Varsity Club Scho larship, Boys' State Award, the American Legion Outstanding Service Award; Mike Kling, Kim Brickey, Marlene Midde l. Dramatics Awards; and Shelle y King, Girls Athlete of the Ye ar. Other awards included : Scott Luce, Boys Athlete of the Yea r Award; Karen Matz, Principal 's Citizenship Award; Carrie Brad ley and Greg Andre ws, the Danforth " I Dare You" Award; Marl e ne Midd e l, DAR Good Citizen Award, Girls' State, and the Am e rican Le gion Outstanding Service Award; Mike Smith, Boys' State ; Patti Giffe y, Girls' State; Cheryl Fryer and Jan Dull, the John Phillip Sousa Award. Nathan Carpenter was re cognize d as a National Me rit Scholarship finalist and also re c e ive d a Tri-St ate che mical scholarship, the MSU Award for Acade mic Exce llence, and the KCC Board of Trustees Award. Linda Hue pe nbe cke r, Tina Kana by, and Shelley King re c e ive d the Quincy Rotary Club scholarships. Jim Normandin was giv e n the Quincy BPW scholarship. The Charl es A . Ryan Foundation Awards went to Che ryl Fryer, Jim Normandin, and Carrie Bradley . Liz Geishen e arned the KCC Board of Trustees Award, the Elks Club scho larship, and the Murray State Unive rsity Alumni scholarship. Baccalaure ate services were held on June 5 with the Re v. Mr. Clyde Mills addre ssing the graduates. Mr. Judd Am e n, noted col umnist of the De troit Free Press , de live red the c omme nce me nt addre ss at the ninety-se ve nth annual comme nce me nt e xe rcises on June 10. 27 �Best Wishes to the Class of 1977 From Director, Officers and Staff of ~ FIIlST NATIONAL BANK f-r' of South Central Michigan Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp. , Bronson, North Adams LiiRST /llATIPNAL I: ANK 28 �BURGER CHEF UNDERCLASSMEN Good Luck Quincy Orioles Come in and see us after the games. 432 Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Congratulations Seniors From R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING. INC. CARL'S BAR 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy 24 East Chicago Quincy, Michigan 639-4068 C & F VENDING COMPANY 185 Jay Street Locally-owned Full-line Vending Servicing Business, Schools, and Industry Coldwater 278-5860 29 �Juniors Anticipate Susan Albright Teresa Allen David Anderson Ted Arne tt Craig Baranouski Linda Beckwith Valerie Bemis Jerry Bonham John Boulton Cyndi Bowerman Jamie Bowerman Ronald Bradley Martha Burritt Steve Coan Kurt Condra Robin Connin Tammy Cottman Carmen Cutcher Marc Cutler Debbie DesJardins Lori Ditto Karen Downer Re be cca Dunsmore 30 �Their Turn in Limelight David Elder Gerald Englehardt Cindy England Tamara Fickle Bruce Finley Lorei Fish Patricia Ford Pe rry Fosdick James French Karen Fryer Marian Gallop Betty Geer Dorothy Hargrea ve Denise Harmon Randy Houtz Todd Hull Dennis Hutchins Pam Iles Dave Johnston Theresa Kanaby Doug Keeslar Robert Kempton Sherry King Lowell Kriser Pam Kurtz Dave Lentz 31 �Pam Lewis Debbie Liggins Theresa Locke Mark Loveberry Margaret Lyons Patty Lyons Tia Macklin Mark Malone Kelly Matz Dawn Meade Garry McClellan Kitty McDowell Denise McFarland Jeff McRae Jacqueline Middel Bruce Miller Kim Miller Kim Normandin Sue O'Brien Don Ostrander Doug Parker Frank Parkinson Douglas Patterson Lori Pierson Roy Pohl 32 �Scott Pomranka John Rice Linda Roberts Marc Roberts Jody Robson Nick Rockhold Teresa .Rubley Naomi Rupp Scott Saunders Duane Sawdey CLASS OFFICERS Brett Spalding Historian; Sherry King - Secretary; Randy Houtz President; Bruce Miller Vice President; and Denise Harmon Treasurer. Becky Schultz Jim Sherwood Cheryl Snyder Brett Spalding Joseph Stempien Curtis Stephens Ronald Stephens Mike Stout Norm Suang Annette Strauss 33 �Kim Strouse Nathan Strong Steve Sullivan Eileen Swallow Tim Tracy Jeff Travis Elley Traxler Jeff VanDyke Nancy Vozar Kenneth Wagner Dale Waligora Paulette Walters Bob Wendorf Craig Wert • I Jeff Williams Kathy Williams Kathie Wolfe Douglas Wonders Kenneth Wood Donald Wooden Peggy Wright NOT PICTURED: Tony Weaver 34 �Sophoiilores SIIlile With Understanding Linda Aike n Teresa And erson Nick Arnold Cindi Baranouski Rita Beem e r Be cky B.oley Sam Bonham Scott Boston Kim Bre we r Don Burritt Nara Bye rs Maria Carpe nter Doug Chane y Augusta Cluff Nora Cole Kathy Cottman Mary Cotton John Coward Terri Davis Vicki Dunn Bob Durham Deana England Scott. Field Dawn Finley Linda Fish Terry Forsyth Dawn Fowler 35 �As They Learn About Life, Pam Free burn He le n Gangaway Ke vin Godfrey Belinda Gratz Bob Hagaman Trixie Hale Virgil Harmon Danny Herman Teresa Herman Christine Holloway Rita Hooley Cindy Horney Dennis Houck Lori Hughes Shari Ingraham Hal Jensen Lori Kling Kim Knisely Sidney Kreis Cathy Lange Jane tte Laurell Kim Love be rry Darryl Lovell 36 �About Others, and About Theiilselves CLASS OFFICERS Maria Carpenter Treasurer; Amy Porter - Vice President; Scott Walls - Historian; Kim Rodesiler - President; and Kim Knisely - Secretary. Dawn Lyons Mike Maggart Patrick Malone Brenda Marowelli Jeff McClellan Earle an Me Vicker Jerry McVicker Cindy Millard Tim Mills Greg Miner Scott Moore Armond Morris Rebecca Neeley Karol Newberry 37 �Jim Nickerson Caro lyn Nordyke Oasey Normandin De nise Norton Jim Null Mary Odum Linda Ogurchak Brenda Osborne De bbie Pangborn Julie Paul Cathie Pomranka Dorinda Pie rson Renee Pierson Amy Porter Karen Provencal Kathy Provencal Scott Reams Bruce Rice Wendy Riddle Rick Rimmer Ralph Ringle Kim Rodesiler Rege Rupp Doug Russell Julie Russell Susan Sattler Lucille Scherer Maria Scherer Edward Schultz Kurt Schultz Kirk Sinclair Jackie Sleesman 38 �Randy Smead Candy Smith Dianna Smith Sandy Smith Sharon Snyder Pam Speaker Connie Stempien Zygmunt Stimer Troy Strane Tom Strauss Kim Strother Doug Suever Brian Taylor Tim Taylor LuAnn Thompson Brent Thornton Bob Tobolske Daniel Wallace Scott Walls David Walstead Tammi Walters Jim Watts Jeff Wells Mark Whitney Kristie Williams Michele Wood Loyde Worden Ed Zimmerman Jon Z i mmerman NOT PICTURED: T ina Ash James Bowditch Jeff Dove Beverly Parshall Lori Peck Lee Richards 39 �Freshmen Carl Albright Robert Albright Karen Andrews Lena Arnett Colleen Avery Scott Badders Charles Barber Cheryl Barnett Richard Bean David Becker Scott Becker Donna Billman CLASS OFFICERS Phil Cutler - President; Darin Friend - Treasurer; Sandy Jensen - Vice President; Bonnie Wolfe - Historian; and Cathy Johnson - Secretary. Laurie Bliss Dollie Blowers Debra Bondsteel Harold Bondsteel Cindy Booher Dave Booher Nancy Bowerman Scott Bowerman Sheila Boyd Timothy Brewer David Brown 40 • • • �Slightly Confused, But. • • Cheryl Buckberry De borah Burlew Bonnie Burritt Sue Byrd The resa Coco Rhoda Coward Brian Crabill Dane Cutcher Phil Cutler The resa. Deal Dennis DeCaire Paul Dirsche ll Bre nda Dooley Ed Dooley Miche lle DuBay Kevin Dules Terry Dull Tim Dunn Steve Elkins Patrick Falzon Jodi Fie ld Linda Forsyth Kris Fosdick Rodney Fre de rick Jon Fre itas Darin Frie nd Patricia Frye r Linne Gordon Richard Hand Raymond Hanse l Brian Hawes Roger Hoch Joe Hoffman Scott Holt Dawn Howe ll 41 �Sandra Hulbert Scott Hutchins Rhonda Iles Kathy Je nkins Sandy Je nse n Ca th y Johnson Martha Jones Sarah Kaufman Jam es Keeslar Brenda Keeton Sherri Knise ly Greg Kochendorfer Caro lyn Laure l! Cynthia Legg The resa Liggins Brian Ludlow Margie McConnell Lu Ann McDowell Tod McLain Joe McRae Roxanne McRae Victor McVicker Jam es Meade Me lissa Medlock Karen Midd e l Mike Milks Brenda Mille r Linda Mine r Rand y Moche rman Ken Newberry Vo n Nicho lson Cath y Nordyke Co nnie Nordyke Tim Parke r Je ffe ry Phair Jim Phair Lynette Pie rson Le Ro y Pope Johnn y Prince Randy Rasmusse n 42 I �Ginna Rice Mark Rice Ron Rice Dan Richards Patricia Ries Danny Robens Chuck Rubley Nanette Rupp Craig Ryan Richard Sattler Edward Saxman Hubert Scherer Gerald Shobe Bill Smith Scott Smith Todd Smith Debbie Smurr Donald Snyder Randy Sours Jenny Stempien Dawn Strong Debra Suever Keith Teachout Patty Travis Paul Traxler Terri Tuttle Myron Welch Randy Wendorf Kathy Wilkinson Lori Wilson Tammy Winchell Bonnie Wolfe Connie Wolfe Chris Woodward Diana Wooden Dennis Zimmerman NOT PICTURED: Beth Adams Scott Blair Eileen Howard Roxanne Snodgrass 43 �Best of Luck From the 48 \\' . Chicago Co ldwate r Qua lity Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Ce nte r for Entire Family Fitting COLDWATER RECREATION Comp lim e nts of Hom<.! of th e Tri-Stiltl.! C l assic CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 28 0 N . Ray-Quinc y Rd · Qui nc y , Michigan Robert and Ca rm a Shook CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY 44 Congratula tions Se niors Fro m Our Frie ndl y Age nc y CROTTY CORPORATION 30 N . Cla y Co ldwate r Michigan Quinc y , Michigan �FACULTY, STAFF AND ADMINISTRATION Complete Camping a nd Recreational Facilities Seasona l Campground May 1- Nov . 1 King Ele ctric Supply, Inc . 652 E . Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Rura l Rome # 2 - Quincy, MI Phone (5 17) 639-4516 Barney and Eunice Pohl '~l. Congratulations Se niors KNAPP POOLS INC. ·J EWELRY Your C l ass Ring He adquarters 2 to 4 Weeks De livery 7 W . Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan and KNAPP ENTERPRISES D & D CYCLE Yamaha Sales and Service Duan..; Fi e l d 695 E. Chicago Road Duan..; Ca rpe nter Coldwater, Michigan 49036 45 �MR. GARY ADAMS Hillsdale College , B.A. Social Studies Physical Education Golf Coach JV Basketball Coach Freshman Advisor MRS. VICTORIA BUDD Western Michigan University, M.A. Math 46 MS . JUDY BROWN Sienna He ights, B. A . English French French Club Advisor MR. MARTIN CHARD Western Michigan University, B.S. Social Studies Girls' Track Coach MRS. VIRGINIA BROWN Weste rn Michigan University, M.A. Librarian Library Club Advisor MRS. PENNY CHARD Western Michigan Unive rsity, M.A. Guidance Counselor �MS. JANE CRAWFORD East e rn Michigan Unive rsity, B.S. He lping T e ache r Cheerle ading Advisor MRS. ELEANOR FRENCH Western Michigan University, B.S. Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Advisor MR. TOM DEMERS£ Northe rn Michigan University, B.S. Shop Drafting Industrial Math a nd Blue print Re ading MR. JOHN DOGAN Central Michigan Unive rsity , B.S. Shop Arts and Cra fts Industria l Vocatio ns MRS. MARY GALE Olivet College, B.A. English Physical Education Sophomore Advisor MR. DAN GROH Central Michigan University, B.A. Art Q. M.S. Wrestling Coach 47 �MR. GREG GRUNER Central Michigan University, B.S. Permanent Substitute Audio- Visual Director JV Football Assistant Varsity Baseball Assistant MRS. DONNAJOHNSON Sienna Heights, B.A . English Spa nish Senior Advisor 48 MR. MAX HEINEMANN Michigan State University, M . A. Social Worker MR . GENE LEWIS Michigan State University, M.A . Science MR. MICHAEL HOFFNER Lake Superior State College, B. S. Typing Shorthand Seventh Grade Basketball Coach Q. M.S . Boys' Track Coach MS. MELISSA LLOYD Alma College, B. A . Physical Ed ucation Socia l Studies Girls' JV Basketball Coach Varsity Volleyball Coach Junior Advisor �MRS. JOANNE LONG HINI Ce ntral Michigan University, B.A. English Yearbook and Newspaper Advisor Freshman Adviso r I MR. EDWARD NOFZ Defiance College , M.A . Scie nce Sophomore Advisor MR. DAN LUDLOW Hillsdal e College, B.S. Math Athle tic Director JV Football Coach Boys' Track Coach MR . MICHAEL NOWICKI Hillsdal e College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education JV Football Coach JV Baseball Coach Varsity Club Advisor MR. ROBERT MITCHELL Bowling Green University, M.A . Guidance Counse lor Student Council Advisor MR. RICH ARD OVERGAARD Valparaiso, B.M.E. Band 49 �MR. ANDREW PARZYCH Eastern Michigan University, B. B. Accounting General Business Consumer Education Junior Advisor MR. CHARLES SNYDER Michigan State University, M.A. Agriculture Future Farmers of America Advisor 50 MRS. GERTRUDE RIDER Wright State, B.S. Chorus MR. ERIC TUNDEVOLD Central Michigan University, B.S. Math Varsity Football Assistant Girls' Track Assistant Senior Advisor MRS. PATSY SEXTON Western Michigan University, M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher MR . BRENT VEYSEY Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor �MR. CHRISTOPHER WALCZAK Michigan State University, M.A. English Quincy Society for the Performing Arts Advisor Drama Director MR. SCOTT WEBER Michigan State University, M.A. Science Math EDUCATIONAL AIDES: (left to right) Mrs. Kathleen Miller, Mrs. Margaret Suever, Mrs. Donna Keeslar. MRS. MAUREEN WHITEHEAD University of Michigan, B.S. Speech Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach Girls' JV Volleyball Coach EDUCATIONAL AIDE: Mrs . Joanne Finley 51 �Transportation, Maintenance and Food- (1) TRANSPORTATION STAFF: Mrs . Joa n Matz, Mrs. The resa Donbrock, Mr. Kenneth Bid lack, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mrs. Ve rita Delcamp , Mr. Dave Lynd; Standing - Mrs. Diane Wa lston, Mr. Pat Keeton, Mrs. Regina Ew e rs, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mrs . Beve rly Naves, Mr. Fre d Myer; Not pictured - Mr. Basil Bassage , Supervisor, Mrs. Rose Borge n, Mrs. Jud y Mill er, Mrs. Be tty Reichhan, Mrs. Joyce Riddle , a nd Mrs. Raymond Ridd le . (2) Mr. Jack Be ll amy , new custodian at the e le m ent ary building. (3) Ms. Al berto Todd , Supervisor of the hot lunch sta ff. 52 �Necessary to Smooth Operation (1) CUSTODIANS: Back - Mr. James Uhrig , Jennings; Mr. Edgar Smith, Supervisor; Middle- Mr. Elmer Burk , high school; Mr. Lawrence Bailey; Mr. Jim Burk, Maintenance; Front - Mr. George Baldauf, Jennings; Mr . Leonard Marquart, Jennings; and Mr. Jack Bellamy, Je nnings and high school. (2) COOKS: Mrs. Winnie Marsh, Jenni ngs; Mrs. Alene Travis; Mrs . Donna McCurley, Je nnings; Mrs. Caroline Knise l y, high school; Mrs. Marie Ke ith, high school; Ms . Alberta Todd, Supervisor ; Not pictured - Mrs. Barbara Rice , Jennings; Mrs. Virginia Taylor, Jennings; Mrs. Joan Bradley, high school ; and Mrs. She ila Landis. 53 �Still More We ADMINISTRATION: (2) Mr. Ronald Reynolds, superintendent; (3) Mr. Richard Spalding, high school principal; (4) Mr. Henry Longhini, middle school principal; (5) Mr. John Worth, elementary principal. BOARD MEMBERS OF QUINCY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS: Mr. Raymond Sattler , secretary; Mr. Leon Parrish, trustee; Mr. Jack Faulkner, trustee; Mr. Harold Schultz, president; Mr. W. Jack Godfrey, treasurer; Mr. Clover Jack Fowler, vice presid e nt; and, not pictured, Mr. Je rry Grove, trustee. 54 �Couldn't Do Without SECRETARIAL STAFF: (left to right, top to bottom) Mrs. Connie Natusch, high school secretary; Mrs. Donna Ford, middle school secretary; Mrs. Sandy Price, elementary secretary; Mrs. Lois Ingraham, counselors' secretary; Mrs. Susan Lambright, superintendent's accountant and secretary; Mrs. Mary McCurley, superintend ent 's secretary; Mrs. Martha Reynolds, hot lunch clerk. 55 �DAVIS MARINE INC. NORM FAULKNER FLORIST Dial 278 -4148 55 Green St. Coldwater, Michigan GARY COOPER TRUCKING Congratulations to the Class of 1977 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Grain, Fertilizer and Lime Hauling Quincy, Michigan 321 Clizbe Rd. Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone 517-639-4822 GENE'S [ M;bnJ SERVICE -Hawoc~ foro chong~ We Specialize in · Lubrication Phone 639-9595 Coldwater • Marshall Albion 36 East Chicago Quincy, Michigan 49082 Hillsdale and Sturgis QUALITY FARM & FLEET, INC. 648 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Michigan Store Hours - 8 A.M. till 5:30P . M . Mon. thru Sat. Friday till 9 P . M. 56 HAWKINS PRODUCE MARKET "In the garden yesterday, 278 - 7348 in our store today . '' East U.S. 12 Coldwater 278 -55 87 �ACTIVITIES HILDEBRAND'S RUPP RIDERS HOUSE OF FABRICS 108 5 . HUDSON STREET 71 W. Pearl Coldwater COLDWATER . MICHIGAN 49036 Complete Sewing Needs Vi ki ng Sewing Machines R. D. HOUTZ PLUMBING & HEATING We wish yo u much success i n the future. Ro l a nd a nd Grace (i)u:ciou.,_ §i(t,_ (o1. dJ{{ Occa1.ion:1 Cong wtu.Cation,_ to tfu: C{a,_,_ of '77 Col dwate r, Michigan Good Luck Seniors From HOZIE'S HIDEAWAY 370 Duck Lake Rd . Alle n , Mich igan 869 - 9320 370 E. Chicago 1 Mile West of I- 69 Col dwate r, Michigan 57 �Debut of Bird Turns Out Home coming 76 featured a food theme and the de but of the "Oriole" as QHS's mascot, topped off with a 33 -0 shutout of Springport. Lori Mills was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her court includ ed Kathy Moore, Su e Knapp, T ee na Sperbeck , Val Thornton, and Linda McCann. Pep Jug and Pep Can compe tition was tough but the seniors and e ighth graders won th e respective battl es. The class of '77 also won the float competition with their McOriole Victory float. The freshme n placed second. Festivities conclud ed with the annual Homecoming dance in the cafetorium featuring music by the Whiz Kids. 58 �a McOriole Victory 59 �Project Christmas in Ninth Year Proj l.!ct Chri stmas , no w in its ninth ye ar, is a ye ar-round ope ra- ti o n. The id e a be hind Proj e ct Christma s is to provid e for the imm e dia te and lo ng-range needs o f di sad vantage d pe opl e in the co tn munit y . Most o f the wo rk, tho ugh, is do ne a t Christma s tim e wh e n Ne ws Foc us stude nts and m e mbe rs of the co mmunity provid e a wee k's suppl y o f groce ries , to ys fo r the chi ldre n , neede d clothing, and the co mplete fixin gs fo r Christmas dinne r to nee dy fami lies . This ye ar 19 fami lies rece i ved g ift parce ls . 60 �Proj ec t Christmas is stud ent - op.: rated but advice and he lp are available from the advisors , Mr . Chard and Mr. V.:ysey, and an advisory committee. Marlene Midd e l and Vick y Spurlock se rved as gene ra l co-chairmen this yea r. They were aid e d by Linda McCann, Do nna Reichhan, Bre tt Spalding, Gle nn Snyder, Connie Lore nz , Va l Thornton, Sherry Stempie n, Randy Houtz , and Shelley King who acte d as chairmen of various committees. 61 �Two Broadway Hits Presented CACTUS FLOWER ''Cactus Flower'' premiered at QHS in th e fall . The play involved a doctOr who wanted to make his girlfriend believe he had a wife so she would marry him. His nurse portrayed his wife and in the end she and the doctOr fell in love . CAST Mike Kling -----------------------------------Julian WinstOn Marlene Middel --------------------------Stephanie Dickinson Cindi Baranouski-- ---------------------- -Bottace lli Springtime Dan Wallace --------------- ----- --------------Senor Sanchez Je ff We lls-------------------------------------------- -- Igor Kim Brickey------------------------------------------- Toni Kevin Newberry ----------------------------Harvey Greenfie ld . 62 �__..... _._..-~· -- "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" is the first musical to be presented within the last ten years. The Peanuts characte rs lead the audie nce into great amounts of laughter. The play had one of the largest crowds ever to see a QHS play. CAST Kurt Condra --------------Charlie Bro wn Mike Kling --------------------Snoopy Kim Bricke y ---------------------Lucy Brett Spalding------------------- -Linus Ke n Wood --------- - ---------Schroe de r Dorothy Hargreave - ---------------Patt y ORCHESTRA: Che ryl Frye r, Dan Wallace , Nan Rupp. Michelle DuBay, Jeff Wi l liams. Assistant Dire ctor -------- - --Kare n Frye r Assistant Cho reographe r - C indi Baranouski 63 �Rainbo-ws Vicky Spurlock became the 1977 Tip- Up Quee n during "Rai nbows Over Tip-Up," the annual pagea nt. Contestants include d : Pam Kurtz, Cy ndi Bow e rman, Tracy Alle n, Tami Ficlde, Anne tte Strauss , Tia Mack lin, Juli Bem is, Vicl<y Spurlock, Jan Cle me nson, Mary Ga llatin , Beth Keeton , Lori Ditton , Patty Giffey , and Sue Knapp. Jan Cle m e nson, Cynd i Bowerman, Beth Keeton, Tracy Alle n, and Vicky we re sele cte d as the five finalists from which Cyndi was nam ed first runne rup and Be th second runne rup. Beth was also vote d the title of Miss Congeniality by t he othe r page ant par ticipants . Rand y Houtz and Frank Parkinso n (7) provid e d be tw een-the -acts e nte rtainme nt a long with Maste r of Ceremonies Bobby Hankins . 64 �Over Tip-Up 65 �From Saucers to Hamburgs The cheerleaders selected Tracy Allen, Jan Clemenson, Pat Fryer, Casey Normandin, Jody Robson, Nan Rupp, Sue Sattler, Julie Warkoczeski, and Kathie Wolfe as nominees for the title of · Miss Oriole. Jan Clemenson was voted the title for 1977 by the student body while Julie Warkoczeski was the runner-up. Other activities in this week of zany fun included a hamburger eating contest , a roast, the saucer pull, and days to wear various types of apparel. The sophomores were victorious in the third annual saucer pull, outscoring the freshmen by one point. The seniors finished last. 66 �It All Equaled Fun John Perry and De bb Russe ll won the hamburge r- e ating contest for the se niors by eating 12 hamburge rs in 710! minutes while Mark Lovebe rry de vo ure d 7 ~ hamburge rs in as many minutes by himse lf to be de cla red the individual c hampion. A ne w e ve nt this ye ar was the Roast, instigate d by Je ff VanLandingham, in which Frank Parkinson was subj e cted to the barbs of two faculty me mbe rs and several students. Frank had his reve nge in the end, though, whe n he dire cte d his own witty and biting re mark s at th e roaste r. 67 �Prince Sets New Trike Record 68 �While Freshmen Win Tug of War The sophomore class emerged victorious as the overall winner in the 4th annual trike race he ld on May 12. They e arned their victOry by points earned in each event . John Prince, class of 1980, set a new record of 23 . 3 in the 100-yd. drag. Jody Robson won the girls' 100-yd. drag in a time of 30 .5 for the class of 1978. Tracy Alle n, Cyndi Bowerman, Carme n Cutcher, Karen Downer, Patti Ford, Sherry King, Pam Kurtz, and Tia Macklin turne d in a time of 5:59 in the 880 - yd. relay tO win for the juniors. The boys ' 880 - yd. was won by the seniors in a time of 6:28. De nnis Burle w , Da ve Longardner , Scott Luc e , Jim Normandin, Le nn y Peavey , John Pe rry , Ben Richardson, and Mike Smith rode for the seniors . The freshman boys he ld a good lead in this race until the trike they were riding fell apart. In the annual tug of war the seniors were unseated from the victor's throne by the freshman boys. The juniors won the girls' tug of war but also lost tO the freshman boys. 69 �This One's for You . .. 70 �Annual Banquet/Prom The 1977 Junior-Senior prom was held May 14 at the Potowatomi Inn. The theme was based on Barry Manilow's hit song " This One's For You . " It appears that everyone enjoyed the dinner which consisted of ham, scalloped potatoes, salad, rolls, corn, and cake. After dinner · everyone danced to music provided by Squeeze. 71 �58 W. Chicago Coldwater for Your Convenience Shop the J. C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 517 / 639-7733 Best wishes to all who believe a good future starts with a good education. (@uittt\l J\utnmntibe AUTO PARTS 8: EQUIPMENT McDONALD'S ®of COLDWATER QUINCY AUTO SALES, INC. "This is the place where our customers send their friends." Duane R. McCurley 639-4086 72 147 W. Chicago Quincy BOB & JANE BUTLER 7 8: 9 E. CHICAGO sT. QUINCY, Ml 49082 QUINCY ICE COMPANY 127 W. Chicago Quincy, Michigan �DOBSON INS. ORGANIZATIONS Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents "See Us for Any Insurance Needs'' Sandwiches Sundaes Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN STATE FARM 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater, MI Malts Shakes Cones 517-278-5532 INSURANCE Phone 278-2200 MARBLE LAKE MARINA •Bait and Tackle •Rentals Your Total Apparel and Bridal Shoppe •Arctic Cat Snowmobiles •Johnson Outboards • F .G. Boats •Viking Boats •Sailboats Quincy, Michigan on U.S. 12 Call (517) 639-7475 962 Wildwood Rd. Quincy, MI Phone (517) 639 - 8007 73 �Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Randy Houtz, vice president; Carmen Cutcher, secretary; Tim Tracy, parliamentarian; Lori Mills, president. Mr. Robert Mitchell, in back, advisor. Treasurer Lisa Sullivan is not pictured. The Student Council is responsible for many activities of the school year, including homecoming, the magazine drive, Oriole Week, the trike race, exchange days, and donut days. The Student Council also provides five or six assemblies a year, two of which are pictured: Jim Fry with his magic act and Dr. Irwin Ross, a hypnotist who entertained with the hilarious antics of students under post-hypnotic sug74 gestion. REPRESENTATIVES: Seated - Val Thornton, Debbie Des Jardins, Pam Iles, Teresa Anderson, Casey Normandin, Connie Stempien, Kim Loveberry; Back Juli Bemis, Shelley King, Jim Keeslar, Bob Albright, Scott Smith, Brian Ludlow, Norm Strang, Frank Parkinson, Jim Normandin. �Provides Varied Activities STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: Front - Lori Ditton, Kathie Wolfe, Karen Matz, Rich Bean, Kim Rodesiler, Patti Ford, Jody Robson; Back - Karen Middel. Linda Forsyth, Kathy Cottman, Shari Ingraham. Cheryl Frye r, Robin Conn in, Mike Smith, Connie Wolfe. 75 �BAN D OFFICERS: Je ff Willia ms, Vice Presid e nt ; Doug Suever, Sophomore Re pre se ntative ; Rand y Sours , Fresha m n Re prese ntative; Juli Be mis, Se nior Re presentative ; She lley King, Tre a sure r; Dorothy Hargre ave , Se cre tary ; Jan Dull, Preside nt. NOT PI CTURED : Tim Tracy, Junior Re prese ntative . 76 �First in 6 Years Band Marches to First Division Rating FLUTES Cindi Baranouski Linda Beckwith Kim Brickey Liz Geishen Dorothy Hargrea ve Teresa Herman Chris Holloway Kim Loveberry Kim Normandin Mary Odum Brenda Osborne Tammi Walters Eb CLARINET Kathie Wolfe CLARINETS Teresa Allen Teresa Anderson Kim Brewer Jan Dull Patti Ford Pam Freeburn Karen Fryer Carol Nordyke Karen Provencal Teresa Rubley Sue Sattler Vicki Spurlock LuAnn Thompson Jeff Wells ALTO CLARINET Lori Hughes BASS CLARINET Duane Sawdey ALTO SAXOPHONES Juli Bemis Kathy Fish Dawn Fowler Cheryl Fryer Kim Knisely Joe McRae Casey Normandin Kim Rodesiler Kim Strother Tim Tracy TENOR SAXOPHONES Betty Geer Kathy Provencal Todd Smith CORNETS Linda Aiken Becky Boley Karen Downer Steve Hawes Pam lies Brenda Keeton Pam Kurtz Jackie Middel Jim Null Sue O'Brien Sandy Smith Connie Stempien Jon Zimmerman FRENCH HORNS Debbie DesJardins Terry Dull Jim French Linda McCann Julie Strang Paulette Walters BARITONES Kurt Condra Shelley King Ken Wood TUBAS Dennis DeCaire Jeff Williams Doug Wonders TROMBONES Brian Hawes Dennis Hutchins Greg Miner Lenny Peavey Nick Rockhold Kim Rodesiler Randy Sours Doug Suever OBOE Beth Keeton DRUMS Dawn Lyons Ben Richardson Nan Rupp Mike Smith Dan Wallace Bonnie Wolfe Connie Wolfe Drum Major - Cheryl Fryer Assistant Drum Major - Nick Rockhold Director - Mr. Richard Overgaard 77 �78 �BBand Dawn Chaney Chris Condra Rhoda Coward Theresa Deal Tracy Deal Doug DeCai:e Lori DesJardins Lynn DuBay Tim Dunn Peter Falzon Sara Hammond Billy Hawes Roger Hoch Sandy Hulbert Denise Henry Scott Hutchins Rhonda Iles Martha Jones Sherri Knisely Nancy Kahaian Lisa Kochendorfer Cindi Legg Karice Loveberry Brenda Marow ~ lli Tom Marshall Gina Massey Dawn McClellan Margie McConnell Tod McLain Roxanne McRae Melissa Medlock Karen Middel Dawn Neible Linda Miner Jim Phair Dan Roberts Carenda Sawdey Lucy Scherer Ed Scherer Maria Scherer Mark Smith Cassandra Smith Steve Smith Kelli Stempien Angie Strang Dawn Strong Tim Thibideau Traci Travis Sara Winchell Tammy Winchell Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Carolyn Worth Dennis Zimmerman Terri Davis Dawn Pomranka Doug Ingraham 79 �Youth in Go v ernment Earns In vitation More Quincy leade rs we re e le cted to state Youth in Government offices than from any other school in the state of Mich igan. Brett Spalding was e lec te d Lt. Governor: Doug Kees lar, Spea ker of the House: Frank Parkinson, Chaplain: Marlene Middel, Judiciary Chairman: Sh e lley King , Education Committee Chairman: and Ken Wood, Agricu lture Committee Chairman. Twelve leaders from the QHS dele gation we re invited to a leade rship conference in West Virginia for le ad e rs from a ll the states . Qui ncy de legates includ e d : Li z Geishen, Marlen e Midd e l , Carmen Cutcher , Becky Schultz, Kim Brickey, Ke ll y Reynolds, Brett Spalding, Doug Keeslar, Ed Bow e rman, Ken Wood, John Rice , a nd ick Rockho ld. YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT MEMBERS: Back row - Nick Rockhold, Ke n Wood, John Rice , Ron Brad ley, Je ff Van Landingham , Frank Parkinson, Sherry King: Standing: Brett Spalding, Liz Ge ishe n, Shelley King. Marl e ne Midde l: Sea te d: Becky Schultz, Ke lly Reyno lds, Doug Kees lar, Carmen Cutcher, Ed Bowe rman, Sue Knapp , and Ci nd y Coan: Not pictured - Kim Brickey, Ca rrie Bradley, Pam Kurtz, Patty Ford, Maria Carpenter, Casey Normandin, and Linda Fi sh. Advisors : Mr. Gary Male and Mr . Brent Veysey. 80 �Varsity Club Creates ''Rovvdies '' The Varsity Club attempted to form a cheering section this year. The group was called the Rowdies and was in attendance for several a thletic events . The club also provided a needy family with a Thanksgiving dinner. In the spring the members worked on raising money by taking over the sa le of concessio ns at track meets . OFFICERS: Front - Scott Luce, vice president; Glenn Snyder. sgt. -at-arms; Shelley King. president; Back - Mr. Mike Nowicki , advisor; Juli Bemis, secretary; Rand y Houtz . treasure r. MEMBERS: From - Bob Tobolske , Jim Nickerson, Bruce Mill e r, Scott Luce , Dan Wa llace , Doug Keeslar; Second row - Cra ig Baranouski, Jim Normand in , Kevin Godfrey, Dorothy Hargrea ve; Third row - Brett Spalding , Ron Brad ley , Je ff VanLandingham, Dan He rman. Lorei Fish; Fo urth row - Ed Bowerman, Frank Parkinson , Ken Wood . Juli Bemis, Rege Rupp, Glenn Snyder; Fifth row - Perry Fos- dick, Tim Tracy, Randy Houtz; Back - Li z Geishert. Shelley King. Carrie Bradley, Cheryl Fryer , Val Bemis; Not pictured Dave Anderson, Scott Badde rs, Sid Kre is, Kelly Matz , Je ff McRae, Dennis Quimby , John Rice , Linda Roberts . Scott Saunders. Bill Smith, Todd Smith, Steve Sulli van, Tim Taylor, Scott Wa lls. 81 �Chorus CHORUS OFFICERS: Jan Clemenson, president; Mary Gallatin, vice president; Teena Sperbeck, secretary; Julie Warkoczeski, treasurer; Mrs. Rider, director. Outstanding Musician Award - Vicki Beckwith Front - Ed Schultz, Rick Gardner, Richard Hand, John Coward, Dave Johnston; Second row - Kim Miller, Naomi Rupp, Pam Sleesman, Karen England, Sandy Smith, Teri Locke, Lori Kling, Janette Laurell, Maria Scherer, Brenda Miller; Third row Ann Pierson, Teena Sperbeck, Vicki Beckwith, Patti 82 Giffey, Brenda Dooley, Cindy Horney, Pam Speaker, Karen Gardner, Linda Speaker; Back row Dawn Finley, Becky Neeley, Jackie Sleesman, Sarah Kaufman, Mrs. Rider, Karla England, Julie Warkoczeski, Mary Gallatin. �FHA'ers Learn and Have Fun Membership in the Future Homemakeos of America allows membeos to enjoy one another's company while learning. The girls have an active schedule throughout the year, including their annual pie-eating contest which was won by Gene Stephens. THE MEMBERS: Front - Deanna Justice, Kathy Williams, Augusta Cluff; Debbie Burlew; Back - Colleen A very, Cindy Booher, Cathy Nordyke, Cindy England, Candy Smith, Joyce Keifer, Ad visor Mrs. French. FHA OFFICERS: Augusta Cluff, president; Kim Dunn, secretary; Debbie Burlew, treasurer; Kathy Williams, parliamentarian; Deanna Justice, historian; Karen Gardner, reporter. HOMEMAKe~$ Q ~ OF AMERICA 83 �N.H.S. Inducts Fifteen Fifteen students who best personify the qualities of character, service, leadership, and scholar ship were inducted as members of the National Honor Society on May 18. They are: seniors Juli Bemis, Marlene Mid del, Kathy Moore; juniors Bruce Finley, She rr y King, Frank Parkinson; sophomores Maria Carpenter, Lori Hughes, Kim Knisely, Greg Miner, Casey Normandin, Karen Provencal, Kathy Prov e ncal, Brian Taylor, and Tim Taylor . (1) MEMBERS: Front - Doug Keeslar, Be cky Jens e n, Tina Kanaby; Se cond row - T e resa Rubley, Linda Hu e pe nb e cker, Liz Geishert, Kurt Condra, Kim Brickey, Ju l i e Strang, Carrie Bradley, Nathan Carp e nt e r, Randy Houtz, Jody Robson, Pam Il es , Carmen Cutcher; Back Bruce Miller, Kim Normandin, Ken Woo d . Not pictured Tamm y Cottman, Jim Norman din, and advisor Mr. Spalding. (2) OFFICERS: Vicky Spurlock, treasurer; Carrie Bradley, secre tary; Nathan Carpenter, presi dent; Tina Kanaby, vice preside nt. 84 �85 �FFA: Agriculture's The Future Farmers of America were very active this year. John Rice went to the National Leadership Conference in Washington, D . C. Members also attended the national and state conventions and Farm Progress Show in Indiana. The Quincy land conservation team was ranked eighth in the state and received a gold award. Six members attended the region I leadership training camp, John Rice and Marc Roberts received the silver and bronze regional star farmer awards and Marc Roberts was elected as region I reporter. THE MEMBERS: Front - Cheryl Snyder, Brian Hawes, Kevin Dules, Jim Phair, Randy Sours, Von Nicholson; Second row - Sharon Snyder, Ron Stephens, Craig Baranouski, Scott Saunders; Third row Nick Arnold, Cindy England, Tim Parker, Kevin Godfrey, Ken Wagner, Mark Whitney; Fourth row - Tug Worden, Tom Strauss, Mark Rice, Kirk Sinclair, Scott Becker, Dale Waligora, Nathan Strong; Back - John Rice (president), Marc Roberts (vice president), Lowell Kriser (treasurer), Bruce Rice (reporter), Dave Anderson (sentinel), Mr. Snyder (advisor), Hal Jensen, Randy Smead. Teresa Paul, secretary, not pictured. OTHER AWARDS: Chapter Star Farmer, Marc Roberts; Star Greenhand, Randy Wendorf; Star Agri-businessman, Teresa Paul; Leadership, Marc Roberts; Scholarship, Nathan Strong; Greenhand Scholarship, Randy Sours and Tim Parker. 86 �New Generation 87 �LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS: Seated - Cindy England, Karen Matz, Lori Hughes, Lu Ann Thompson; Standing - Ann Pierson, advisor Mrs. Brown, Paulette Wa lters; Not pictured - Debbie DesJardins and Doug Suever . OFFICERS: Karen Matz - president Theresa Meiring - vice president and secretary De bbie Des Jardins - treasure r Library Club Promotes Reading 88 �QSPA Presents Tvvo Broadvvay Hit Plays 131 The Quincy Society for the Performing Arts presented two Broadway hits, "Cactus Flower" and "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown. " An extensive advertising campaign was launched for Charlie Brown during which the QSPA offered contests in eating peanut butter and crackers, jumping rope, and (3) a blanket contest. Advice from Lucy was also availab le . (1) QSPA MEMBERS: Front- Jody Robson, Pam Free burn, Kurt Condra , Kim Brickey , Tracy Allen, Karen Mid de l, De nise McFarland, Tami Ficlde ; Second row - Frank Parkinson, Karen Fryer, Carrie Bradley, Liz Geishert, Shari Ingraham, Betty Geer, Dorothy Hargrea ve, Va l Bemis, Marlene Mid del; Standing - Mr. Walczak, Kevin Newberry, Jeff We lls, Jeff Williams, Brett Spalding, Ron Bradley, Dan Wallace, Harold Bondsteel, Cindi Baranouski, Carmen Cutche r, Kris Fosdick. (2) OFFI CERS: Front - J od y Robson, secretary - treas urer; Back - Mr. Wa lc zak, advisor; Marlene Midde l, president; Carmen Cutcher, vice presid e nt. 89 �No us Parlons , :_I I~H: . . Ill T Ill· lit 111111 (1) FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: Front - Advisor Ms. Brow n, Betty Geer, Cynthi a Legg , Tia Macklin, Mike Kling, Scott Reams, Linne Gordon, Pat Fryer , Kim Brickey, Va l Bemis, Karen Justice: Second ro w - Greg Miner, Julie Paul, Theresa Rubley, A nn Pierso n, Christin e Holloway , Kathie Wo lfe, Kurt Condra, Karen Fr yer, Tracy A ll en , Peggy Wright ; Back- Pa m Kurtz, Deanna Jus- 90 tice , Karen Provencal , Kathy Pro ve ncal, Renee Pierson . (2) QUE BEC TRIP: Front - Dea nna Justice, Ann Pierson , Tracy Allen, Peggy Wri ght , Tia Macklin, Th eresa Ru bl ey, Theresa M eiring: Back - Lind a Beckw i th, Mike Kling, Me lind a Davis , Betty Gee r, Kath y Pro ve ncal, K aren Provencal , Rege Rupp, Julie Paul, Ms . Brown . �Francais The French Club put on their annual French dinner and again it was an overwhelming success. Some of the members spent spring vacation in Quebec and came back to school sporting various tee - shirts. One of the highlights of the year had to be the club's slave sale at which Mr. Hoffner and Mr. Tundevold volunteered to be auctioned off to the highest bidder. (1) They were subjected to various indignities but did make a little bit of money for the French Club besides giving everyone at school a few chuckles. (2) OFFICERS: Kurt Condra, vice president; Tracy Allen, treasurer; Theresa Rubley, president; Debbie Des Jardins, secretary. 91 �Oriole Staff at Work . 92 . "-...... �and at Play 93 �,. 94 \ \ �) The Oriole Staff not only produces the QHS yearbook but, as the Modern ·Communications class, also produces the Quincy Repeater. This year the staff put out eight issues, seven by mimeograph machine and one which was print~d, complete with photos, by the offset process. STAFF MEMBERS include : Marlene Middel, editor; Denise Harmon, assistant editor; Sherry King, business manager; Lori Mills, Val Thornton, Val Bemis, Dorothy Hargrea ve , photographers; Mark Love berry, John Rice, Val Bemis, Dorothy Hargreave, spons editors; and Maxine Arnett, Dennis Burlew, Melinda Davis, Jan Dull, Kim Dunn, Cam Gary, Karen Justice, Rosann Klepack, Karen Matz, Lenny Peavey, Dave Anderson, Robin Connin, Dave El:der, Pam Lewis, Tia Macklin, Sue O'Brien, Doug Parker, Doug Patterson, Lori Pierson, Jim Sherwood, Nathan Strong, Steve Sullivan. 95 �You'll Find All the Shopping News in the Read It Every Thursday. Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson • Union City Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 40th Year 96 �MARSH'S FAMILY MARKET SPORTS 226 E. Washington St. •Quality Shurfine Products •Personal Service Meats II Trash With Class Your Old Fashioned Friendly Market Fri. 9-9 Mon.-Tues.-Wed.- 9-7 Thurs. -Sat. 9-8 SAUK TRAIL ANTIQUES 29 W. Chicago St · Allen, Michigan 49227 (517) 869-2127 KIGUB~ POllY ''Tilt:. PEOPT,E PLE.-1.'-;JN(; PL ·ICE" Home of Delicious Fried Chicken Roast Beef Ham and Cheese Call Ahead - We Will Have It Ready for You Phone 278-7135 Coldwater East Chicago St. SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 51 W. Pearl St. Coldwater ••More Than a Century of Service'' Offices in Coldwater' Union City and Tekonsha 279-7511 SHAW SHOE . STORE 40 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-8252 SPURLOCK INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Complete Insurance and Real Estate Service 26 N . Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan 97 ���Cross Country Tea111 I111proves The harriers' season was one of individual improvement. All of the team members except one improve d the ir slowest tim e by the en d of the season. Season standings showe d the Orioles e nding up with a 1-5 record, an improvement over last year. In the conference meet Quincy finished in sixth place. Cross Country te am members include: Lily Mitrou, Connie Lorenz , Scott Moore, Scott Reams, Danny Herman, Kev in Godfrey, Dennis Z imm erma n , manager Dennis DeCaire, and Coach Bob Bell. NOT PICTURED: Rick Gardner a nd Rege Rupp. 100 �Over Last Year 101 �Oriole Golfers Set New School Jim Fidl e r , Greg Andrews, Steve Sullivan, Brent Thornton, and Sid Kreis set ne w school records for nine and 18 holes with team sco res of 158 for nine and 327 for 18 hol es . The Oriol e go lfe rs won the Hillsda le Area Golf Invitational in October. Late r in the month the team placed second in the conference meet. Points accumulated in the conference mee t and dual meets determined the Orio les' second place tie with Concord in the Big 8 Conference . Sid Kre is was named to th e second spot on the all conference team after winning a playoff with a Jonesvi ll e golfer. THE TEAM: Front row - Sid Kreis , Darryl Lovell , Dane Cutcher, Doug Suever, Jim l''ans, Brent Thornton; Back - Steve Sullivan, Doug Chaney, Greg Andrews, Jim Fidler, Jeff VanLandingham, and Coach Gary Adams . 102 �Records for 9 and 18 Holes 103 �Varsity Girls Tie for 3rd The girls' varsity basketball team e nd ed their se ason with a 7-7 record in confe re nce pla y and a tie with Jon esville for third place in the Big 8 Confe re nce . She ll e y King , team captain , was se lected as a me mbe r of the All Confe re nce first team. Kath y Moore rec eived honorabl e me ntion. Shelle y and Ka th y we re also high score rs for the te am. THE TE AM: Front row - manage r Jackie Midd e l; Seated - De bb Russe ll, Jody Robson, Coac h Maureen White head, Ka th y Willia ms , Kare n Justi ce; Bac k row- She ll ey King, De b Ho we ll, Li z Ge ishe n, Kath y Moore , Linda Robe rts, and Te rry Love be rry . 104 �in Big 8 Conference 105 �JV's Fight The girls' junior varsity basketball team had a fairly good season, ending with an 8 -6 record in conference play and 8 -7 overall. They placed fourth in the Big 8 Conference. THE TEAM: Front row - De b Su ever , Carolyn La ure ll, Cathy Johnson , T eresa He rman; Middle row Kris Fosdick, Julie Russell , Coach Melissa Llo yd, Connie Stem pi e n, Kim Rodesiler; Back row - Debbie Burlew, Lu Ann McDo we ll, manager Kim Love berry , Linda Ogurchak, and Linda Aiken. 106 �a Tough Battle 107 �QHS Leads Big 8 in All-Conference Selections LL C~FERENCE \t1J SELECTIONS )is . Team Greg Gilbert DL Ed Bowei[maFl LB Scott Luce CB Mark Loveberry OL Bob Loveberry TE Fran!< Parkinson RB Second Team Glenn Snyder C Honorable Mention Bruce Miller QB John Rice DE The Quincy Orioles scored 197 points in nine games while allowing their opponents only 74 points but this was only good enough to allow the Orioles to finish in third place in the Big 8 Conference . Pre-season predictions forecast a strong showing for the Orio les but the opening game loss to Hillsdale and the 14-7 loss in overtime to Concord got the team off to a slow start. The Orio les came on strong after that, winning the rest of their games except for a heart-breaking 14-13 defeat by the stateranked Jonesville Comets. THE TEAM: Front row - Tom Coco , John Lange, Bob Love berry, Greg Gilbert (capt.) . Scott Luce (capt.), Glenn Snyder (capt.) , Jim Normandin, Larry Trine. Denn is Quimby; Second row - Lowell Kriser, Marc Cutler, Bruce Miller, Randy Houtz, Ed Bowerman, John Rice, Ken Wood, Frank Parkinson; Back row - Head coach Scott Kugler, assistant coach Eric Tundevo ld, Mark Love berry, Ken Wagner , Brett Spalding, Kelly Matz, Doug Keeslar, managers John Burge and Loran Fickle . NOT PICTURED: Jeff McRae, Lenny Peavey, Dave Anderson. 108 �109 �JV's Exhibit Desire, Determination, Coach Nowicki and his assistants , Mr . Gruner and Mr. Lud low, took 3 1 young and inexperienced freshmen and sophomo res and turned them into a tea m. Coach No wicki noted that the team show ed steady improvement throughout the yea r which was du e to the positive attitud e maintained by the boys . Eve n tho ugh the te am was not winning, the boys worke d hard and gave all they had . Bob Tobolske and Randy Sm e ad we re selected as team captains . Randy suffered a n injury later in the season and his co-captain's jo b we nt to Mark Whitn ey . Brian Ludlow was the leadi ng rusher for the JV's whil e Bob Tobolske and Mark Whitney le d the team in tack les . Darin Frie nd a cted as trainer for the team and he and Shannon Rice worke d together as co- managers . Although th e JV' s finished th e season with an 0-7-1 record, the boys gained expe rie nce which, along with their e ndl ess desi re to win, shou ld pay off in the future . THE TEAM: From - Tim Mills, Chuck Rub ley , Tim Brewer , Tim Parker , Jo n Freitas , Da ve Brown, Terry Dull, Scott Becke r; Second row - Coach Gruner , Je rry Shobe , Scott Bowerman, Mark Rice, Keith Teachout, Bi ll Smith , Mark \vhitney, Bria n Ludlow , Nick Arno ld, Todd Smith; Third row - Pat Fa lzo n, Bruce Rice , Scott Badders, Scott Wa ll s, Jim Kees lar, Bob Tobolske , Tom Strauss, Rich Bea n , Dave Becker, He ad Coach Nowicki, Coach Ludlo w; Back row - manager Shannon Rice , Richard Sattl e r, Jon Zimmerman, Tim Dunn, Myron We lch, Phil Cut le r, Dan Richa rd s, Joe McRae, Randy Sou rs , manager-trainer Darin Fri e nd . NOT PICTURED: Randy Sm ead and Scott Smith . 110 �and Steady Improvement Ill �M eet Defeat in Qu arterfin als Spikers Win Conference, The volleyball team advanced quarterfinal play in the state tournament after winning the Big 8 Conference championship and the regional trophy. The spikers won the conference crown in their last rna tch at which time they were tied with Union City for first place. All Conference honors went to Shelley King and Lori Mills, first team; Maria Ara uj o, second team; and Beth Geishert, honorable mention. Shelley was also voted the most valuable player award by her teammates. THE TEAM: Front - Linda Ogurchak, Lily Mitrou, Jackie Middel, Tracy Allen, Liz Geishert, Terry Love berry, Julie Russell; Middle - Lori Mills, Connie Lorenz, Kathy Williams, Coach Melissa Lloyd, Shelley King, Lori Everline; Top - Maria Araujo, and Val Bemis. to 112 \ �Regional Trophies 11 3 �JV Spikers Young but Willing The young JV volleyball team was inexperienced. They were 3-7 in conference play and 3-11 overall. The girls did receive a lot of valuable preparation for varsity volleyball in future years. THE TEAM: Front row - Lori Wilson, Donna Billman, Laurie Bliss, Coach Maureen Whitehead, Karen Middel, Lena Arnett; Middle row - Kathy Provencal, Julie Paul, Dianna Smith, Kathy Lange , Cathy Johnson; Back row - Cindy Horney, Martha Jones, Colleen Avery, Sandy Jensen, and Janette Laurell (not pictured). 114 �11 5 �Wrestlers on the Move The young Oriole wrestlers improve d the ir record over that of last year with a fourth place finish in the Big 8 Confe rence and a record of 3 - 3 . Tri - captains of the 1977 squad were Dan He rman, Ke lly Matz , a nd Scott Saunders. Most valuable wrestler was Da n He rman who won 64o/o of his matches. His record was 21 - 12. Armond Morris was name d the te am's most improved wrestler, winning 35o/o of his matches for a 10-18 re cord. Next in line , winning 48o/o of their matches, were Kelly Matz, Tim Brewer, and Scott Saund e rs. Dan He rman had the least pins, being pinned only three tim es. Kelly Matz won the most falls . He pinned 13 ou t of 14 of his oppone nts . In the confe re nc e meet Bi ll Sm ith scored a second p lace finish: Dan Herman, Tim Brewer , Scott Saund e rs, Mark Whitney , and Garry McCl e ll an came in third in their we ight classe s: and Ke lly Matz placed fourth. Armo nd Morris placed first in his weight class in the JV co nfe re nce . VARS ITY WRESTLERS: Front row - Carl Albri ght, Garry McClellan, Tim Brewer, Dane Cutcher, Dave Becker , Dan He rman, Coach Ken Downey: Back row - Scott Saund e rs , Lowe ll Kriser , Ke ll y Matz, Craig Baranouski, Armond Morris, Nick Arnold, Marl; Whitney . Next page : JV WRESTLERS : Bill Smith, Mike Mi lks, T odd Smith, Scott Badders, Jerry Shobe, De nnis Zim m erman, Coach Downey. 11 6 �in BigB 117 �Finishes Third in Conference Varsity Sets J Although the varsity basketball te am finished in third place in the Big 8, they did set the league record in defense by allowing only 49.5 points per game. Mark Loveberry set the league record in field goals with 68o/o. He 118 was also named to the All Conference team. He lead the team in points with 2~2. Jim Fidl er , Quincy's only other all conference team selection. lead the team in rebounds with 199. �League Record in Defense Lov e berry was second with 198 . Fidl er was third in points sc ore d with 226 . Bruce Mill e r had 242 points. THE TE A M: M ana ge r Doug Sue ver, Fra nk Parkinson, Bru ce Mill er, No rm Strang , Doug K ees lar, Ra nd y Houtz , Da ve An de rso n. Coac h Jack Fe lle r (knee l ing ) , Jim Fidl er, Bre tt Spald i ng , M a rk Lo veberr y , Marc C ut l er, Perr y Fosdick, Steve Sulli va n, Sco tt Lu ce , and Larry Trin e . 119 �JV's Finish Coach Gary Adams' JV baske tball squad le d the way in the Big 8 with an 11-3 re cord. The boys worked very hard as a t eam and were an extre m e ly 120 close-knit group according to Coach Adams. Tim Taylor and Brian Taylor dominated the team in both scoring and rebounds. �in First Place THE CHAMPION JV' s: Bob Tobolske , Kevin God fr ey , Brian Ludlow, Doug Chaney, Brian Taylor, Coach Adams, Tim Taylor, Scott Field, Jim Kees - lar, Tim Mills, and Manager Sid Kreis, kneeling in front. 121 �Freshmen Put Together The freshman basketball team , coached by Mr. Bob Be ll, had a 9-2 season and ti e d for first place with Jonesville . In an e nd - of -se ason tourname nt the boys won two out of three games to bring home a consolation trophy . High sco re rs for the you ng Orioles we re Scott Smith and Rich Bean while Darin Frie nd and Ke ith Te achout Je d th e team in re bound s . THE TEAM: From - Terry Dull, Chuck Rub ley , Rich Bean , Da ve Brown , Scott Bowerman , Coach Be ll ; Back - De nnis DeCaire , Phil Cut le r , Scott Smith, Keith Teachout, Darin Fri end , Mark Rice, Manager Greg Kochendorfer . Rich Sattler , statistician , not pictured . 122 �a Great Season 123 �Varsity Birds Tie for / The Varsity Orioles, not expected to finish very high in the Big 8 Conference, surprised many by coming up with a tie for the conference championship with an 11-3 conference record. All Conference honors went to Dennis Quimby, first team, and Bob Love berry and Scott Luce, second team. Marc Cutler, pitcher, lead the team in strikeouts. Brian Taylor gave up on! y 18 bases on balls in 40 innings of pitching. Dennis Quimby carried a . 392 batting average while Bob Love berry lead the team in stolen bases and Frank Parkinson earned 27 bases on balls. THE VARSITY SQUAD: Front row- Norm Strang, Frank Parkinson, Jeff McRae, Scott Luce, Brian Taylor; Back row - Bruce Miller, Marc Cutler, Cam Gary, Randy Houtz, Bob Love berry, Dennis Quimby, assistant coach Gruner. Not pictured - Ken Wood and manager Scott Rodesiler. Mr. Jack Feller, upper right photo, coached the team. 124 �Big 8 Championship 125 �JV's Show Their The JV's finished in the top half of the conference this year with a 7-5 record. Coach Nowicki said that the team was really enjoyable to work with and with their ability and baseball skills the future looks good. Rich Bean was the leading hitter on the JV squad hitting a . 436 with 16 singles and one double to his credit. Tim Taylor and Darin Friend hit a strong . 394 while Bob Tobolske hit . 382. Rich Bean and Bob Tobolske lead in runs with 16 each. 126 �Ability and Skills JV BASEB ALL SQUAD: Front row - Richard Sattler, Scott Moore, Jim Keeslar, Sid Kreis, Brian Ludlow, Rich Be an, Mike Maggart ; Back row - Scott Smith, Darin Friend, Tim Taylor , Jim Watts, Paul Traxler, Bob Tobolske, Jerry Shobe, and Coach Nowicki. 127 �Qinch All-Sports Trophy Lady Thinclads Win Conference The girls track team ended their successful season with a 10-0 record, the Big 8 Conference championship, and the girls' All Sports trophy THE TEAM: Front- Cathy Johnson, Teresa Herman, Julie Russell, Kim Love berry, Debb Russell, Denise McFarland, Cathy Nordyke, Karen Provencal, Connie Stempien, Melissa Medlock, Kathy Cottman, Val Bemis, Debbie Liggins; Second - Sandy Jensen, Robin Connin, Cindi Baranouski, Marcia Rice, Pam Iles, Teresa Anderson, Cheryl Fryer, Wendy Riddle, Patti Ford, Tina Kanaby, Brenda Osborne, Colleen Avery, Theresa Liggins, Jody Robson; Back - Coach Chard, Coach Tundevold, Pat Fryer, Tami Fickle, Amy Poner, Linda Ogurchak, Terry Loveberry, Rhonda Iles, Kathy Provencal, Carrie Bradley 0 0 128 �Shelley King, Lori Mills, Kathy Moore, Linda Aiken Not pictured - Lena Arnett, Pam Kurtz, Janette Laurel!, Lynette Pierson 0 0 1977 RECORDS . Discus- Debb Russell-----------------------96'6" Long Jump- Lori Mills ---------- ----- -- ----15'9" 880 Relay - Lori Mills, Kathy Moore, Shelley King, JodyRobson----------- --- ---- --- ---------1 :4909 Hurdles - Lori Mills ------------------------16 06 Mile- Connie Stempien-------------------5:3806 100-Ydo Dash- Jody Robson -----------------1106 2-Mile - Connie Stempien-------------- --12:15 05 220-Yd. Dash- Jody Robson -----------------2606 Mile Relay - Shelley King, Brenda Osborne, Robin Connin, Kathy Moore -----4:17 o8 (ties 1975 record) 440 Relay - Jody Robson, Sandy Jensen, Shelley King, Lori Mills ---------------------------52 05 129 �Boys Track Team Builds The boys track team, composed mainly of freshmen and sophomores, is building for the future. The team's conference record of 2-7 does not indicate the team's potential as several meets were lost by very close scores. 1977 records were set by John Rice in the 330 low hurdles in a time of 41.9 and by Lenny Peavey in the discus with a throw of 124'. Randy Houtz was the only team member to compete in the tri-league meet based on his performance in the conference meet. Randy finished third in the mile. Randy was also the only team member to compete in the state meet. 130 Mr. Ludlow assumed the coaching. responsibility this year, assisted by Mr. Kugler. THE TEAM: Front - Kevin Godfrey, Scott Smith, Lenny Peavey, Dennis Houck, Scott Field, Brian Ludlow, manager Dennis DeCaire, manager Mark Ludlow; Middle - Jim Normandin, Bob Durham, Doug Keeslar, Brett Spalding, Tim Taylor, KeithTeachout, Dan Richards, John Rice; Back - Coach Ludlow, Dan Herman, Mike Smith, Rich Bean, Bob Tobolske, Jim Keeslar, Dave Booher, Myron Welch, Frank Parkinson, Randy Houtz, Coach Kugler. Not pictured - Perry Fosdick, Duane Sawdey, Glenn Snyder, Scott Walls, Dennis Zimmerman. �for the Future 131 �Karen and Norm Karen Matz and Norm Elkins won the top prizes i n bowling for high game a nd high series. Kare n's high game was 20 0 and her high ser i es was 329 . Norm bowle d a 207 game and a 39 7 series. Four teams entered the semifina ls but team 15-b, captained by Rich Bean, prove d to be victorious. O th e r winning team members we re Scott Bowerman, Phil Cutler, Scott Smith, and Kathie Wolfe . Again this year over 100 students participated in the bowling league . Mr. Longhini served as advisor and Patti Ford handled the secretarial tasks. 121 132 13] Ill �Sweep Top Prizes Ill 131 121 Left page: (1) Karen Matz and Norm Elkins. (2) Denise Harmon. (3) Rusty Rasmussen deep in concentration. Right page: (1) Scott Smith, Rich Bean, Scott Bowerman, Phil Cutler . (2) Kathie Wolfe expecting a spare. (3) Lori Pierson and Jim Normandin working on the score. 133 �3 Squads Lead Spirit VARS IT Y CHEER LE ADERS: Cindy Coan, Karen Downer, Lori Ditton, Juli Bemis, Mary Gallatin , and Vicky Spurlock . Captain Vicky Spurlock with the Bird (2) (4) JV SQUAD : Kim Strother, Kath y Cottman, Da wn Fow ler , De nise Norton, Tia Macklin, and Deb DesJardins (in fr ont) . Next page: (1) FRESHMAN SQUAD: Kare n Andrews, Lyne tte Pierson , Linne Gordon, Connie Wolfe, Gina Rice , and Bonnie Wolfe. Kris Fosdick is not pictured . All three squads are advise d by Ms. Jane Crawford. (1) 134 �135 �(1] Coaching Staff (2] (4] (1) Mr. Martin Chard, head girls' track coach. (2) Mr. Scott Kugler, head football and assistant boys' track coach . (3) Mr. Ke nneth Downey, wrestling coach . (4) Mr. Dan Ludlow, athletic director, 136 (3 ] (5] assistant football and head boys' tracl< coach. (5) Mr. Gary Adams (left), golf and assistant baske tball coach, and Mr. Jack Fe lle r (right), head baske tball and head .base ball coach . �(1) Ms. Melissa Lloy d (le ft), hea d volley ball and assistant girls' baske tball coach, and Mrs . Maureen Whitehea d, head girls' basketball and assistant vol leyball coach . (2) Mr. Robe rt Be ll, cross country and assistant basketb a ll coach . (3) Mr. Michae l Now - icl<i, assistant foo tba ll and assistant baseball coach. (4) Mr . Greg Grune r, assistant football and assistant baseball coach. (5) Mr. Eric Tund evold, assistant football and assistant girls' track coach . 121 131 141 151 137 �t)uincy ·19 55 56 '27 45 60 58 56 SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBA LL Opponen t Hillsda le 5:2 Onsted '14 Concord 66 l\'~stc:rn-Coumy 61 Springport 40 31 :l;J (',_ " ·13 ·17 5·1 55 ·18 ·17 59 69 51 57 ,17 5~ 56 50 f)1 84 59 G·rt ·12 ·11 VARS ITY BASEBALL Oppon~m ()uincy Concord 7 Springport ·' J.1 Jon~svilk 5 ·1 Athens 5 G ;1 Union City 8 R~ a ding J Ho m~r 3 " Concord 7 10 Springport 12 4 Jon.csvilk 5 7 A t h~ns 8 1. 8 :1 Union City s Reading '2 5 Homer 16 ·1 " J on~svi ll c A t h~ ns Addison Union C ity Reading Homer Hudso n Concord Springport Joncsvi lk Vandercook Lal<e A t hens Union City Reading H ome~ Oppon~m '2 Quincy 0 7 GIRLS TRACK Quincy 87 105 1 ; 79'" 81 1021., 80 80 72 1st 561.-2 55 :33'' 56 56 64 104 3'2 83 [l:~ Quincy 11 0 5 12 12 1 5 5 21 G 6 7 15 6 17 2 6 9 138 'ID :lQI ' 3 3 5 5 '2 Opponent Bronson Pit tsford Concord Col dwater Spri ng port Jonesv ille Athens Union City Quincy Re lays Reading Ho m er JV BA SE BALL Opponent Concord Spri ngport Jo nesville Union C i ty Reading Homer Concord Spring port Jonesville Union City Reading Homer 33 13 '2 3 51 '26 9 35 V ARSlTY FOOTBALL Opponent Hillsdale 14 Concord OT 14 Springport 0 Jonesville 14 Athens 6 Union City G Reading 0 Hom e r 0 Napoleon-Playoff '20 '2 '2 '2 '2 0 0 2 '2 '2 '2 :2 0 0 0 1 '2 '2 0 0 '2 '2 46 45 43 48 33 46 39 40 51 44 47 JV BASK ET BALL Opponent ;JQ Hillsd al e Onsted 4'2 Concord 44 \Vc:st.crn -Coumy 4 Spri ng port 36 Jonesv il k 00 :)7 Athe ns Addiso n OT 52 Union City OT 53 Reading ·10 Homer :39 ,10 Hudson Concord lG Springport 46 Jonesvi lle :':8 34 Athens : ~5 Union City 48 Reading ·12 Homer 52 Concord Jonesvi lle Spri ngport Athens Union City North Adams Bronson Co ncord Springport Jone sville Athens Union City Ha nover - Honon North Adams GIRLS VARSITY BASKET BALL Quincy Opponent Bronson '27 41 Concord 47 3 '28 Springport 44 Jom:sv il le 40 ~'2 Athens 3 36 Union C ity 4!1 ~8 Re a ding '26 3'2 Homer 58 53 Concord 13 2~ 34 Spri ngport 43 Jonesville 35 31 Athens 6'2 23 Union City 41 55 Reading 26 45 71 Hom er 14 �I\1 RES TLI NG t)u incy IS 1'2 ~~~ ] ",) [>7 lb '2· 1 1.> 1 50 1:> GO ::: i :~o t)uincy 1~) 1'2 ·16 :!Q ;;1 CROSS COUNTRY Opponcont Concord ]f, Bronson 17 Springport J(; J<mesvilk '2G Litchfield ~1 so 15 Cem<e~vilk GO )!\ nion City ~~s 17 17 ·10 Opponent f>:l 54 :1:1 ·1·1 Co n s tan t in ~ B. 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Springfield Addi so n Ad ria n-Madison Concord Michigan C..:nter Addison Springport Jo nes ville Bronso n Hud son Union City Athc:ns Ho mer l\' hite Pigeon 5·1 50 '29 t:l G~l ;H) 11 :H; ~7 ~f) G:1 :~:~ ()uincy G7 2 nd ~)9 ,y6 !)2 7 G2 80 12.I.h Opponent Bronson Conc<>rJ Springpon ]Ont.:SVille 2~ ~1 t.)uincy 0 G ~0 G 36 :10 1'2 ~6 16 21 Opponent Hillsdale Conco<d Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Re ading Homer Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Hom<:r 18 24 22 31 30 FR ·SH)'v!A, BASKETBALL Opponent t)uincy Springport '.?.7 55 Joncsvi lie ;,0 ~n Ath<::nS 1'2 :.H) Union City :Jl ·1'2 Reading '2 8 40 Home r 40 31 Springport 51 G2 Jonesvilk 49 50 Athens 40 03 Union City 35 ~)0 Reading 31 47 BOYS TRACK Opponent Bron on !ll De tro it Country Day-Pittsford Concord 9G Cold<•ater 11:2 Springport !lG Jon"svill<:: 7!1 Athens !"l'.:: Union City 78 Qu incy Relays !)(j ,_ en 58 100 ()uincy '2 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 R"~ding Horner JV VOLLEYBALL Oppone nt Co ncord 1 J n"svilk 3 Springport 2 Athens 2 2 ~ 2 Co.ncord Springport Jonesville Athens GOLF Ouincy 165 lGS 168 163 Opponent Concord Springport 1()'2 Jonesville 1G5 North Adam~ 188 Litchfield 178 Reading ~1~ Homer '209 Concord 1G7 Springport Hll Jonesvi ll e 171 Litchfield 368 Nonh Adams lfjl Reading 137 Hom..:r 175 Hillsdak Area Gol f Invitatio nal 16 5 139 �MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY A Division of the Marmon Gro up Inc . 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Over 2000 pairs of Levis from which to choose . ~'.!''"H· i\JiJ I ci)V 1\JII·~ i 141 �Bth Kyle Arnold Ty le r Bald win Lori Barne tt Guy Bassage Kath y Be emer Kim Billm a n Clifford Blowe rs Richard Boyer Tori Budd John Burge David Burlew Dawn Chaney LaJea na Coa n Mark Coa n David Coce Kris Condra Mickey Connin Bre nda Cottma n Tracy Dea l Douglas DeCa ire Lori DesJardins Les li e Ditton No rman Drumm Lyne tte Du Bay Kristine Dule s Robe rt Dunn 142 Grade • • • �Young. • • Cathy Durham Jeannette Elkins Peter Falzon Jack Faulkner Loren Fickle Jeffrey Filipow Robert Ford Cheryl Gratz Eugene Gratz Penny Hagaman Sara Hammon Robert Hard Alvin Harrington Robert Hartbarger Billy Hawes Denise Henry Phil Higbea Laura Hockenberry Denise Howell Lindsey Huepenbecker Doug Ingraham Jim Jeffery Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Lisa Kochendorfer Cheri Laurell Norman LeFevre Kenny Letts Laurie Lewis Karice Loveberry Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall 143 �But Gina Massey Da wn McClellan JoAnn McCle llan Jam es McGee Renee McRae Kim Milks Greg Miller John Mraz Deborah Nave Dawn Neible Bruce Pangborn Diana Parke r Ruth Pe avey Marty Pierson Dawn Pomranka Julie Prince Matt Reams Shannon Rice Preston Ricker Ray Riddle Jami e Robbins Tracy Rockhold Scott Rod esile r Jimmy Rodgers T e al Rummel Carenda Sawdey Marc Scott Ricky Se bring She rry She rwood He rbe rt Sleesman Cassandra Floyd Laurie Mark Steven 144 Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith �Talented Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Angela Strang Gene Strong William Swallow Kirk Teachout Tim Thibideau De nnis Thomas Jim Toth Traci Travis Lutasha VanCise Kevin VanVleet Jenny Walls Bre nda Waltz Te resa Waltz Sheri Westfall Sara Winche ll De nise Wineland Sarah Wonders Jeff Woo d Many Wooden Carolyn Worth NOT PICTURED: Pe nny Bailey Ke nneth England Gera ld Lana Dale Nun 145 �Orioles of '82 Linda Alle n She llie Altman Robe rt Ant us Ga il Arne tt Dee Ann Barber Thomas Be an Matthe w Bow ling Kim Bradle y Scott Brand Danny Bre we r Dawn Brow n Edward Buell Jam es Burge Ke lli Campbe ll Kim Co le Guy Creage r De Wa in De Caire T e rrie Ditton Je ffrey Ellis T e resa Englehardt Jill Faulkner David Finley Be th Forsythe Lori Fosd ick Bradle y Fre e burn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Mary Gollnick 146 �Venture On Bonnie Gratz Ange la Green Rand y Hagerman Am y Hammond Tina Hand Chris Hargre ave Larry Harbaugh Anita Harm on Brian Harm on Tina He rman David Higbe a Lisa Hickok Wes ley Horney Kevin Hose k Lore n Hue pe nbe cker Donald Je nkins Christine Johnso n Tamm y Johnston Arthur Kahaian Kare n Karney Angela Ke lley De bbie Kiersey Darle ne Kling Roger Knapp Kim Knowles De nise La ure ll Jeffe ry LeFevre 147 �Tammy Le Fevre Alec Legg Scott Lippe rt Pamela Loose Doug Love berry Tom Love be rry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutte rbe cl< Renee Matz Edith McConnell Melody McConne ll Rhonda McRae Alan Me rchant Charles Miller Pam Mille r Robe rt Motsinge r Tina Mraz Michelle Nave Jam es Nee ley Jane Neeley John Norma ndin Angela Null Lonnie Nutt Matt O'Brien Danny Ousley Timothy Pau ley Claude Peavey Carolyn Pe ck Scott Pe t erson Keith Pohl Will iam Poole Brian Preston Susan Rice Andrew Richards Roy Rodgers Jam es Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Bradl e y Rurl<a Tracy Sanderson 148 �Gregg Saund e rs Erin Sawd ey Richard Saxman Lore na Sche re r Calvin Shilling Gregory Smith Marjanna Smith Robe rt Smith Andre w Snyd e r Darre ll Snyd e r David Sobiech Cheryl Ste phe ns Kim Stempie :J Todd Suane Ke lli Ta l bot Lu Anne T essin Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Christian Toth Che ve lle Travis Marylin Truitt Sherry Tuttle Jose ph Vorce Michae l Vozar Andrew \va lls Robert Walstead Daryl Wells Brent \Vhimey Rhonda Wilbur Penny Wygant Bryan ~,.,rymer NOT PICTURED: Lisa Dul es Robert He nning Robbie Hotchkiss Kristy Hutchins Marl< O'Brien Ronnie Rasmussen Thomas Russe ll 149 �Young Orioles Learn to Fly John Albright Rhonda Antus Ginger Arnett Glen Avery Lori Bailey Donald Booher Ricky Booher Dawn Bowen Thomas Brewer Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Kim Browning Don Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Todd Cochrane Gail Condra Cindy Connin Ange la Cottman Raymond Crick Bre tt Cutler Michale De nnis Tammy Dooley Sheila Drake Candie Easterday Diane Fidle r Kim Freese Ruth Fu lk Sherri Gibson Diane Gilbert Brent Goforth Michael Hagaman Kimberly Hagy Michael Hard Joseph Harmon 150 �Ginge r Ha nba rge r Brian He nry Norman He rma n Ke vin Hoo ley Ke nne th Ho llo way Scott Horn De nise Houck Diane Ingraham Larry Jones Ke vin Ka iser Jacque line Kanab y Cindy Ke lley Rickey Kie rscy Christine Kline Roxanne Knapp Rona ld Lange Kare n La n a De bra Le wis Donald Le wis Richard Lutz Jacl< McLain Susan McVicke r Andre w Me ad e He idi Me iste r Ja y Millard Lee Millard ( _,.. I r ' t ' Craig Mille r Carol Pangborn Juli e Parke r Kim Parke r Bre nt Parkinson 15 1 �Lloyd Paul Vicki Peck Melissa Pierson Sherry Poole Jamie Prince Kristina Quimby Wayne Rehner Eric Rice Julie Ringle Marlene Roberts Douglas Russell Martin Sarles Kim Sauers Walter Schultz Jennifer Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Robert Speaker John Spragg Steven Stempien Jeff Suever James Supianoski John Taylor La Rae Walker Lori Wallace Daniel Walters Jeannette Warren Nanette Weber Scott Wilkinson Daniel Williams David Williams Brent Withington NOT PICTURED: Tammy Houvener Gerald Meade 152 �QMSFaculty MR. GARY ADAMS Hillsdale College, B.A. Physical Education MRS. VICTORIA BUDD Western Michigan University, M . A. Math English MRS. GAIL BANKER Memphis State, M.A. Math Pep Club Advisor MRS. PENNY CHARD Western Michigan University, M.A. Guidance Counse lor Physical Education Exploratory Program MR . ROBERT BELL Hillsdale College, B. A . Math QMS Cross Country Coach Freshman Basketball Coach MR. TOM DEMERSE Northern Michigan University, B.S. Math 15 3 �MR. KENNETH DOWNEY Hillsdale College , B. A . Social Studies Science Exploratory Drafti ng Varsity Wrestling Coach MRS. ELEANOR FRENCH Western Michigan University, B.S. Exploratory Home Economics 154 MR. JACK FELLER Adrian College, B.A. Science Varsity Basketball Coach Varsity Baseba ll Coach MRS . MARY GALE Olivet College, B. A. Physical Education MRS. SHARON FERRIS S Michigan State Unive rsity, B. A . Science MR . SCOTT KUGLER T emple University, M.A. Hu ma nities Varsity Football Coach Assist a nt Boys Tracl< Coach �MRS. KATHY HUGHES Easte rn Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teache r MR . MAX HEINEMANN Michigan State University, M.A. Social Worker MS. MELISSA LLOYD Alma College, B.A . Social Studies MR. GARY MA LE Western Michigan University, B.A. Social Studies MRS. SHARYN LEOSH Hillsda le Co llege, B. A . English MR. RICHARD OVERGAARD Valparaiso, B. M . E. Band Director Expl oratory Music Appreciation 155 �MRS. GERTRU DE RIDER Wright State University, B.S . Chorus MR . ERIC TUNDEVOLD Central Michigan Unive rsity, B. S. Physical Education Flag Football Coach 156 MRS. PATSY SEXTON West e rn Michigan Unive rsity , M . A. Lea rning Disabilities T eacher MR. ROBERT STEWART De fianc e College, M.A . Social Studies English Exploratory Journalism 8th Grad e Basketball Coach MR. ROBERT UNDEEN Castleton State College, M.A. Social Studies English MR . SCOTT WEBER Michigan State Unive rsity , M.A. Science �MRS. MARY FOSD ICK Educational Aide MR. DAN GROH , QMS Wrestling Coach MR. ROB ERT BELL, QMS Cross Coumry Coach MR . ROBERT STEW ART , 8th Grade Basketball Coach MR. MICHAEL HOFFNER, 7th Grade Basketball Coach, QMS Boys Track Coach MR . GARY ABBOTT , QMS Girls Track Coach 157 �QMS Student Government The QMS Student Council is elected by the student body to plan activities and projects for the year . The Council directs the magazine drive, selects the Christmas movie and sponsors the annual fi e ld days in the Spring. Council monies are used to provide plays for the middle school students and field day awards. The Council also sponsors at least one middl e school party each month. Pictured are Council me mbers e njo ying one of th e several lunch eo n meetings at which piz za is the main dish. Mrs. Donna Ford, QMS secretary, has the honor of baking and serving the pizzas. COUNCIL MEMBERS: Front treasurer Robbie Smith, Gail Condra, Todd Strane; Middle row - Lori DesJardins, vice president Tom Bean, Scott Rodesiler, president Tyler Baldwin; Back row secretary Nancy Kahaian, advisor Mr. Longhini, Jill Faulkner. Not pictured- John Taylor. 158 �159 �QMS CHORUS Front row Herb Slees man Debbie Nave Dee Howe ll Rick Se bring Je nny Wa lls Lo ri Hockenberry Sheri Westfall Billy Swallow Middle rowFloyd Smith Jeanette Elkins Leslie Ditton Bre nda Waltz Kathy Beemer Kim Billman Mrs. Rider, Advisor Kim Milks Bob Dunn La urie Le wis Lutasha VanCise Renee McRae Pe nny Bailey Pe nny Hagaman Back ro w Sherry Tuttle Tammy Le Fe vre Robert He nning An ita Harmo n Kim Knowl es Teresa Lutte rbeck Je ff LeFevre Lori Gibson Lisa Hickok 160 Next Page - Top: 6th GRADE BAND Front row Jackie Kanaby Carol Pangborn Be cky Brown Heidi Mesiter Lori Wallace Second row Kim Hagy Dian e Fidler Gail Condra Lori Bailey Kris Quimby Ginger Hartbarge r Chris Kline Roxy Knapp Third rowDiane Gilbert De nise Ho uck Diane Ingraham Sarah Brickey Ke nn y Ho lloway Jack McLain Norman He rman Kurt Spalding Kevin Hoo ley Richard Lutz Kim Browning Back ro w Eric Rice Brent Goforth Wally Schultz Jody Harmon Next Page - Bottom: 7th GRADE BAND Front row Kim Stempien Me lody McConne ll The resa Engl e hardt Erin Sawd ey Kim Bradley Je ff Suever Second row Am y Ham mo nd Marjanna Smith LuAnne Tessin Linda All en Tina Hand Kare n Karney Andy Snyder Tim Pauley Amy Geishert Thi rd row John Normandin Randy Rumsey Mike Vozar Jim Ro llins Chris Hargreave Andy We lls Danny Ousley Brian PrestOn Greg Smith Scott Pe te rson Roge r Kanpp Arthur Kahaian Alec Legg Back row Ke ith Pohl Kristy Hutchins Bria n Wymer De Wain DeCa ire �Music Department . .. 161 �In valves Many 'BAND Front row - Martha Jon"s Linda Miner Diana R Karice Lov berry !)fonda li es Lynn DuBay Mdissa Medlock Terri Tuttle Michele DuBay Roxa nn~ awn Chancy Gina Massey A ngic Strang Billy 'Hawes Ed Scherer 162 rvfcRa~..~ Steve Smith Tracy Deal Standing - D;nv)l ci ble T~ TH"bidea Mark Smith Tim Dunn. Rog'-'r Hoch Pe re Fal zon Tom Marshall Doug D.;Cair" Doug Ingraham Jd \vood �Cross Country Becomes More Popular at QMS Cross country, in its second year at QMS, provides sLUd ems with the opportunity to expe rie nce cross country before they e nter high school . Mr . Bob Bell acts as th e coach. Participants include: Tom Bean, T yler Baldwin, Greg Miller, Dav e Finley, Doug Lov e b e rry, Ed Bu e ll, Mark Smith, Tammy LeFevre, Danny O usl ey, Norm Le Favre , and Bre nt Whitney . 163 �Young Orioles Work on Even though the record of this year's eigh th grade team left something to be desired, the season was a success. The boys made strides toward becoming more we ll- rounded basl<etba ll players. They all spent many long hours working on their offensive and defensive skills. That hard work showed through the close games played. Greg Miller was the team's high scorer with an average of 9.1 164 points per game. Leading rebound e r was John Burge. THE TEAM : From row - Loran Fickle, Scott Rodesil e r, Bob Ford, Tyl e r Baldwin, Jack Faulkner , manager Bruce Knisely; Second row - Ray Ridd le, Ken Letts , John Burge, Greg Miller, Coach Bob Stewart; Third row - Norm Drumm. Kirk Teac hou t, Bill Swallow , Tim Thibideau. �Building Basketball Prograiil 8th GRADE SEASON RECORD Quincy Opponent 34 35 Springport 34 38 Jones~iUe 19 40 Union City 34 35 Homer 20 28 Concord 29 36 Springport 39 52 Union City 37 45 St. Johns The seventh grade basketba ll team post ed a 5-3 season record under the guidance of Mr. Micha el Ho ffn er, a new coach at QMS . Ev<.!n though the bo ys l ost three games , two were very c l ose and cou ld have gone eithe r way . L<.!ading score r for the t eam was Mark Ludlow whil e Tom Lov eberry was the l ea ding rcbo und er and Todd Stra ne the l ea ding assist man. 7th GRADE SEASON RECORD Quinc y 33 26 18 44 35 34 30 31 \ 44 25 17 25 39 14 32 26 Opponent Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Home r Reading Home r Jonesville The seventh graders brought home a conso l ation trophy from the Springport tournament by defeating Jonesville. T HE TEAM : Front- T om Bean, Mark O 'Bri en , David Sobiech . David Finley . Scott Brand, Man O'Brien, Todd Strane; Back - Ji m Burge, Doug Love berry, Rowdy Gibson , Tom Love berry, ~ike Vozar, Roy Rodgers , Brad Rurka, Mark Ludl ow, Scott Li ppert; Far back- Mr. Hoffn er , manager Wa ll y Schu l tz. 165 �Winning Season for Q.M.S. Grapplers Quincy 51 78 39 SEASON RECORD Opponent 36 Springport 15 Jonesville 36 Union City 36 Union City 32 Springport 42 Bronson The QMS wrestlers, under their new coach Mr. Dan Groh, posted a 5-1 record for the season and placed fourth in the Coldwater Invita tional. THE TEAM : Front row- Alec Legg, Phil Highea , Greg Saunders, Mike Kanouse, Kevin VanVleet, Guy Bassage, Rod Rupp, Dave Higbea , Ed Buell, Doug Ingraham; Back - Coach Groh, Keith Pohl, Dan Brewer, Brad Freeburn, Bryan Wymer, Nick Arnold, Andy Snyder, Don Je nkins, Bryan Harmon, Brent Whitney, Eugene Gratz, manager Dan Roberts; Far back - DeWain DeCa ire , Doug DeCaire , Jimm y Rogers. 166 �Flag Football Popular at Q.M.S. The fl ag f ootball prog ram all o ws 7th a nd 8 th grade boys to l ea rn basi c offe nsive a nd d ef ensi ve patte rn s a nd ho w to pl ay the various positi ons . Und e r the super v i si o n o f Mr . T unde vol d, the boys prac tice p l a ys f or ha l f o f e ac h Saturd ay sess i on and th en sc rim m age ag ainst eac h o th e r f or the o the r half. THE PA RTI C IPA N TS: Front - Robbi e Smith, And y \v alls , Lo nnie N utt·, Arthur Kaha i a n, Jeff Wood , Guy Bassage , Guy C reager, Bre m Wh i tn ey : Seco nd ro w- Ma rk O'Br ien, Tom Bean, Dave Hig - bea , Scott Brand, Do ug Love berr y , T odd Strane , Matt 0' Brien, Ca l vin Sh ill i ng . Phi l Higbea , Row d y Gibson : T hi rd ro w - Brad Rurka, M i ke Voza r, T y l e r Ba l d win , K y l e A rno ld , Sco tt Ro desi l er, G reg M ill e r , Ji m Burge , Mike K anouse , Gene Gratz , K un T eachou t ; Bac k ro w - l ''es Horn ey , A l ec Legg , Jac k Fa ulkner , Loran Fick l e, John Burge , Ma n y IVooden, Gene Strong , Ray Ri dd l e, Sha nnon Rice , Ro bert Ha rd, Ro bert H a rt ba rge r, Andy Snyde r . 167 �Super Season for QMS Boys The QMS boys uack team turned in a great 3-0 season and took second place in the QMS Invitational. The squad had a new coach this year, Mr. Hoffner, and many new records were set. THE TEAM: Front- Lonnie Nutt, Phil Higbea, David Finley, Tom Bean, Matt O'Brien, Todd Suane, Bob Walstead, David Sobiech, 168 John Normandin, Bob Ford; Second row - Jack Faulkner, Jim Burge, Mark Ludlow , Tyler Baldwin, Brian Harmon, Randy Hagerman , Mark O'Brien, Donald Jenkins, BremWhimey, Alec Legg , Robbie Hotchkiss; Third row - assistant coach Mr. Abbott, Mickey Connin, Shannon Rice, Brad Freeburn, Roy Rogers, Toby Walling, John Burge, Steve Hinds, Kirk Teachout, Brad Rurka, Bill Swal low, Greg Miller , Brian Wymer, manager Kenny Letts, and Coach Hoffner. �QMS 1977 RECORDS High Jump- Mark Ludlow - 5'1 W' Mile - Greg Miller - 5:13. 5 75- Yd. Dash- Toby Walling - 8. 7 High Hu dles - Tyler Baldwin - 8. 6 880 Relay - Brad Freeburn Brian Harmon John Burge Phil Higbea - 1:46.3 Mile Relay - Jack Faulkner Brian Harmon Tyler Bal.Qwin Greg jll;er 4:0 7 1 I I I I I Quincy 7ll.-9110 96% 92 • Union City Homer Springport 169 �170 �QMS Girls Win It All! Undefeated best describes the QMS girls track team and their outstanding 1977 season. Each meet and the QMS Invitational was won by a wide margin and almost all of the school records were broken. Mr. Gary Abbott is the girls coach. THE TEAM: Front- manager Dawn Chaney, Beth Tobolske, Jenny Walls, Sherri Laurell, ·Brenda Cottman, Teri Ditton, Beth Forsythe, Gail Arnett, Christian Toth, Lisa Hickok; Second row - Pam Loose, Tammie Johnston, Karice Loveberry, Chris Johnson, Rene Matz, Linda Allen, Denise Laurell, Lynn DuBay, Lori DesJandins, Kelly Stempien, Jill Faulkner; Third row - Coach Abbott, Laurie Smith, Kris Condra, Lori Fosdick, Susan Rice, Chris Hargreave, Tracy Sanderson, Darlene Kling, Nancy Kahaian, Cassandra Smith, Lisa Kochendorfer, and assistant coach Mr. Hoffner . QMS 1977 RECORDS Long Jump - Karcie Loveberry - 15'H~" Shot - Laurie Smith - 35'2" 880 Relay- Lori DesJardins, Tammy Johnston, Chris Toth, Jeimy Walls- 2:03.0 .880 Run- Kris Condra- 2:44.3 Mile- Beth Tobolske- 6:17.0 440 Run - Cheryl Laurell - 67.1 100- Yd. Dash- Kelly Stempien- 8.0 75-Yd. Dash- Brenda Cottman- 10.1 220- Yd. Dash - Karice Love berry - 28. 3 Mile Relay- Gail Arnett, Lisa Hickok, Cheryl Laurell, Beth Tobolske - 4:48.0 440 Relay - Brenda Cottman, Karice Loveberry, Kelly Stempien, Jenny Walls- 55.4 171 �Pep Club for Spirit and Sport The QMS pep c lub divided into two groups this year, one which c heered at games and the othe r which concentrate d on learning the fundamenta ls of baske tball so they 'll ha ve some expe rie nce next ye ar . (1) 7th GRADE BASKETBALL SECTION OF THE PEP CLUB : From row - Renee Matz , Dawn Brown, Tammie John ston, Kristy Hutchins, LuAnn T essin; Second row - Pam Loose. Beth Forsythe, Gail Arneu , Darlene Kling. Denise Laure l!, Kelly Talbot, Tracy Sanderson; Th ird ro w - Amy Ge i shcn , Kim Stempien , Karen Karney, Chris Johnsto n. Jill Faulkner, Kelli Campbell . (2) 8th grade basketball section of the pep club - From row - Karice Loveberry. Cind i Marsh . Jenny \Va ll s , Kris Condra. Cheri Laurel!, D ee Howell. Tori Budd; Second row JoAnn McClellan. Cassandra Smith, L y nn DuBay, Dawn Chaney, Dawn McCle ll an. Lisa Koch endorfer. and advisor Mrs . Gail Banker. 172 �(1) 7th GRADE CHEERING SECTI ON OF THE PEP CLUB : From row - Ann Nu ll , Lori Fosdick, Christi a n T o th, Linda A li e n, T e rri Ditt o n; S e cond row - Rh o nda McRae , Lisa Dul es , She rry Tuttl e , Kim Bradl ey , Anit<} Harmon , Lore na Sche re r; Third ro w - Tina He rman , The resa Lutte rbe ck; Fourth row - Be th T obolske , Lori Gibson; Fifth row - Lisa Hi ckok and advisor Mrs. Banke r. (2) 8th GRADE CHEERI G SECTI ON OF PEP CLUB: First ro w Sara Hamm o nd, Diana Parke r, De bbi e Nave , Dana Spe rbe ck , Bre nda Cottman, Kathy Du rham , Tina Du l es, La Je ana Coa n ; Se c o nd ro w - Na nc y Kahaian , Sharon Ke ife r, Carolyn \Vorth , Lori Des Ja rdin s , Gin a Ma ssey , Jami e Ro bbin s , Kim Mil ks , Sarah Wonde rs , Mrs . Banke r; T o p - Dawn Ne ib le , T eresa Wa l tz , De nise He nry a nd Traci Travis . 173 �1977 AWARDS -MOST IMPROVED6th - Scott Horn 7th - Shellie Altman 8th - Jeannette Elkins -MOST OUTSTANDING6th - Marlene Roberts 7th - Lisa Hickok 8th - arice Loveberry -MOST 6th 7th 8th -MOST IMPROVED6th - John Albright 7th - Tim Pauley 8th - Sheri Westfall OUTSTANDINGJim Supianoski - Linda Allen - Pete Falzon SOCIAL STUDIES -MOST IMPROVED 6th - Doug Russe-ll 7th - Tina Herman and Bille Poole 8th - Robert Hanbarger -MOST OUTSTANDINGth - oll\1 Taylor 7th - Jill aulkner SCIENCE -MOST IMPROVED6t - Lloyd Paul 7th - Kim Cole 8th- Marty Wooden HUMANITIES GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION ammy Johnston 8th - Tracy Rockhold BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION 8th - John ith and Guy Creager raz and Dave Burlew �1977 AWARDS MUSIC -MOST OUTSTANDING7th Lisa.Hickok 8th- Debbie Nave -ty[OST IMPROWED- Tammy LeFevre 8 - Jenny Walls ~:::=.:;;;::;;:..~7t CITIZENSH~P 6th - LaRae Walker 8th - FACULTY A RDS 6th - Heidi Meister an 7th - Am Geishert and rthur Kahaian. ancy Kahaian, Lori DesJardins, and Sharon Keifer 175 �EIGHTH GRADE MOCK ELECTIONS BEST PERSONALITY Jack Faulkner Jeanette Elkins CLASS CUT-UPS Steve Smith Kim Milks MOST TALKATIVE Steve Smith Gina Massey MOST ATHLETIC Jack Faulkner Dawn McClellan BEST LOOKING Dee Howell Jack Faulkner CLASS FLIRTS Phil Higbea Cheri Laurell MOST FRIENDLY Jack Faulkner Nancy Kahaian BEST DRESSED Tom Marshall Karice Lo:veberry �EIGHTH GRADE MOCK ELECTIONS MOST POLITE Tom Marshall BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Tom Marshall Tracy Rockhold SHYiEST Cassandra Smith Bob Hanbarger MOST INTELLIGENT Tom Marshall Nancy Kahaian MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tom Marshall Nancy Kahaian LONGEST HAIR Teresa Waltz Toby Walling T ALLEST,_............_ _ _.....,::;;;.""-ii Doug DeCaire Laurie Smith BEST ALL AROUND Jack Faulkner Nancy Kahaian �Uhe (iun ~hop c(. J?. WiJer & ~on Congratulations Class of '77 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY 713 E. Chicago Coldwater 93 1 Clarendon Rd. Quinc y, Michigan SPORTING GOODS TRAPSHOOTSSUNDAYS Halfway Between Coldwater a nd Quincy WATTS DRUGS ''Where Frie ndship a nd Science Meet'' 178 WARNER OIL COMPANY Quincy, Michigan 73 Race St. Co ld water Phone 639-5 125 278-5844 �TAYLOR'S AUTO BODY P . O . Box 538 455 N. Fox Rd . Rt. #4 Cold water , MI ELEMENTARY 49 036 278-470 7 Bum ping a nd Painting UP n DOWN Do wntown Quincy Clothes , Gifts , Ca rds , n No tions Owne rs: Jud y Chapman Caryl Pridgeo n fl39 - 8102 WOLVERINE PAINT & WALLPAPE-R CO. For All Yo ur An Suppl ies 88 W . Chicago Coldwat e r WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesa le Distribu to rs Plumbing a nd Heat i ng 639 E. Chicago Rd. Separates by Pandora, Bobbie Brooks, Levi's for Gals. Sizes 3 to 15. Many styles and colors to choose from. WOODWARD'S Coldwa te r Our Thanks to all who contributed to the 1977 Oriole. 179 �Fifth Graders Be cci Badders Val Be ckwith Jim Bee m e r Danny Be nne tt Christie Betts Harold Blowe rs Dann y Bohner Cheryl Bradley Tammy Bre we r Tim Brown Andy Bue ll Teresa Byrd Lori Camp Ronald Coco Sara Creage r Doug Curtis De an DeCaire Tim De laney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Je nnifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Dee na Dowke r Skip DuBa y Kim Eddington Micha e l Ellis Jam es England Paula Fal zon Tim Finley Charlene Fl e tche r David Ge iman Pe ggy Gollnicl< Kare n Gordon Bryan Gray 180 �c..: Kristin e Gree n An Han Jodie He nning De nny Higbee Dawn Hilton Bruce Horn Le wis Horn Laura Horney Kare n Hose!< Stacy Houck --' Kelly Johnson Kevin Kincaid Kirk Larson Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothame r Patti Lutte rbe cl< Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Shawn Massey Randy McCurly Rache l McRae Steve n Meade Jeff Mille r Michelle Mille r Steve Miller Bobby Miner Mike Mitchell Mike Moche rman Dann y Morris Patti Mraz Teresa Ne e ley Ke lly Norton Denver Nutt David Ostrander Juli Owe ns Bruce Pohl Melissa Powe rs 181 �Shawn Poy ne r Ricky Rasmusse n Joe Re am s Ke ll y Riddle David Robe rts Robin Rub le y Robe rt Saxman Be cky Smith Miche ll e Sobie ch Be th Sours Tarri Spragg Kare n Ste mpi e n Lisa Ste m pi e n T e rry Ste phe ns Kristie Strouse Ke n T e achout Lora T e nne y De bbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Alicia Ve ysey Billy Vorce Mike We dge wood Stacy Westfall Pam Wilbur Tim Wilkinson Gail Wine l and Lance Wise r Ge rald Wrig ht CJ T PICTU RED : K<.: nn <.: th Kirb y Dawn Y<.: ich FIFTH GRADE TE ACHERS : Mrs . Doris Mill e r Mrs . Rhonda Tuttl e Mrs. Kathy Ve yse y Miss Kristin e \\lingl e 182 �Fourth Graders Denise Amus Erica Arno ld Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage T e rry Berksh i re T i mothy Berry Lisa Billman Alle n Blodge!L Wi lliam Blowers Jam es Bou l ton To nj a Bowerman Do ug las Bow ling Laurie Brad ley Kristina Brewer Tim Brockway T errie Browe r Shari Brow n Da vid Cha ney Jim Cl ayman Tammy Combs Jacque line Cooper Mi cha e l Cottma n Keli C utl e r Eric Dul es Franklin Easte rday Vicki e Ed d ington Lynn Edwards Susan Engl e hardt Herbert Fe rrier Miche ll e Fill more Doug Finl ey Craig Fish Lisa Gi l bert Micha e l Gip pl e Tammy Gru bbs 183 �Bi ll ie Jo Harbaugh Jo ey Harm on Wendy Harm on KaLhy Herm an Pam Hocke nbe rry Mar k Houve ne r Be cky Jones Teddy Ka haian Ca ndie Kaise r David Karney \ve nd y Ke ll y Robert Knowles Paul Krick Kenny Kurtz Scott Latta I Lon nie La urie Ga il Lay Ricky Lippe rt Scott Locke Tom Lotham e r Scott Lu tterbeck LaN e an Lmz Eddie Marsh Dawn McDowe ll Tammy McMicha le ....___. ··-· Jam es McRae Cy ndi Micha e l Barry Mill e r Bill y Mille r Kd li Ne wbe rry Je ff Ous ley Brad Parrish Tracy Pe te rson Jill Philippy El wn Potte r \1' i J lia m Richards Darr...:n Ricke r JoE ll e n Robson Br...:m Rodgers Michae l Rodgc rs 184 ( �Randy Root Amy Rootes Bcrnina Rossc ttc r Lori Russe ll Tim othy Rze pka Richie Sand e rson Matthew Smith David Spalding Jody Spragg Pa m Stark De na Ste m picn Missy Swaney Ronald T esch Gordon Thomas Donna Toba lske Tina Tra il Greg Towbridgc Dawn \ 11 a ligora Kell y \va lla c e Shawna \va l te rs Ty Wentworth Elaina Wood Brent \v ygant Ste phanie \11 ym c r /. ·:. ~~ •. . ·- . •.:~ _:i OT PICTURED: Marjorie Na ve Heidi Ycich FOURTH GR ADE TEACHERS : Miss Phylis Corless Mrs . Phyllis Le wis Mrs . Stonna Spalding Mrs. Paulette Ste mpien 185 �Third Graders Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Ange la Basse Todd Betts Laurie Blackman > f •. ,. i ~;_ r. Tim Blodgett Bobby Blowers De nise Bohner Sandy Bowen Robyn Burks Tom Cleckner Chantal Cochrane Tom Cole Stacey Connin Tom Copeland Travis Creager Virginia Cu lver Todd DenBrabe r Douglas Dobson Mike Dowker Jamie Englan_d Angie Ens Tim Ens Penny Evans Craig Fales Diane Fletche r Mary Geiman Pau la Gratz Craig Gray Tina Grubbs David Hammond Darin Higbee Bobby Hooley Chad Horn Te re sa Jeffery 186 (\ - J. �Billy Je ffri es George Jcnkot Mike Kanab y Je ff Kic rscy David Kincaid Chris LaM ec Robi n Laure l! Trac y Maggart Paige Mason Matt McConne ll Carol Me ci 1 Russe ll McNeil Je nny Meiste r Joe l Mitch e ll Lauric Morriso n Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson ci ble Ta 111111 y e w berry Tim 0' Brien Fre nda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul A pri I Pe rsail s Be thAnn Potte r Miche ll e Pow e rs Randy Prate r Scott Preston Conni e Quimby Dawn Quimby Mark Rick e r A nnc 1tc Robe rt s Su z ie Roberts Je rrod Rob i nso n Kand y Root Kim Rose nclanl Me lani c Rya n Sanel y Sa l ye r Jason Shi ll ing Brian Shortrid ge 187 �Kim Sieger Da vid Sleesman Lisa Small wood Monique Smith Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Bobby Stanley Ke vin Ste mpie n Shawn Talbot Karilyn T ea chout Anne tte Tesch Todd Thibid ea u David Thompson Frank Toba lske Lilly Toth Pe nny Tuttle Rhonda VanRiper Chuck Vorce Tracy Wa lte rs Chris Ward LeeA nn Watters Jimmy Weber David Wi lson Melissa Wood OT PI CT URE D: Brenda Bailey Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Tamm y Peck TH IRD GRADE TEACHERS: Mrs. Ruth Ki ng Miss Mary Se wa ll Mrs. Ro be rta Timm Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear 188 .. .::::___-=s ~ ---- �Second Graders Corey A vra Lori Bak e r Mike Bald win Larry Bee be Bo bb y Be nneu De bbi e Be rr y Susan Blount Iv a Blo we rs Millie Blo we rs Connie Boohe r Willard Bradley Me lissa Bradshaw Marc Brand Larry Bre we r Earl Brouse Je ff Brown Je rr y Brown Jan e tte Bu e ll Vikki Burle y Dare n Carpe m e r Jackie Cash Norman Ce kand e r Kristina Ciz as Je rri Clark Richard Clark Michae l Colo n Carrol Combs Brian Connin Ange la Curtis Ge orge Curtis Shirle y De lancy Micha e l Dodd Tamm y Donbrock Bobby Dool ey Tim Dowk e r 189 �Brian Drake Shedrick Duffy Joey Dunn Dennis Evans Cary Feldbauer David Fillmore Glenn Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Rick Hagaman Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Eddie Horney Tammie Hutchins Christy Jansen Bryan Jeffrey David Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Laurie Kincaid DenaJo Knapp Brenda Kratzer Mark Landis Joedy Latta Johnny Latta Richard Lensky Corky Lippman Jackie Locke Troy Lowe David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Kari Markley Angela Marsh 190 \.._ . J I �Alan McClellan Kim McLain Bobby McNall Dennis Miller Susan Mille r ... \ , ~ Tim Minton Ta mm i e Mue lle r Sandra Nave Kare n Ne wbe rry Mitch Neeley . Regina Parks Pe nn y Parrish Rhonda Paul Aaron Poster April Phi lippy ( J - Brian Price Miche le Quimby Raymo!ld Rasmusse n April Riddle De bbie Ringle r - ( Mark Rootes Kathl ee n Ryan Tammy Rzepka Rickie Schul tz Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith Tracy Sne llenbe rger Lori Sobie ch Kelly Sours Gre g Ste phe ns Robe rt T e nne y T e rry Trowbridge Mark VanB larcom Sanford Wa ltz Scott Withington Jackie Wood Le nny Wright ~. \ NOT PICTURED: Danie l Howe ll Chris Ousley Lorrinda Whitney ,. ,_ , 19 1 �First Graders Brian Badders Marci Ba l\er Derek Ball Chery l Balcom Mary Beckwith . " Trent Blair Scott Boyer Robert Bowling Tina Briggs Randy Brouse LecA nn Brown Rachelle Brown Sean Burley Temrey Burritt Eric Buterbaugh Cha d Carpenter Jose ph Cekander Call ie C lark Julie C layman Carll Converse t Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andre w Cottman Billy Crick Robe rt Crick rt.' 1~i--"4 • _.....,. A ngcla Culver Alicia Cunis Paul Davis Pilul Davis Lane ..: DcM..:rritt Gr..:g Do bso n Richard Do bson Laur:1 Eas~erday J( c' ,. in EII i ott Sar:1h En os 192 \ �Emil y Fairbanks Danny Fales Laura Fe rsch Cynthia Fillmore Ed win Forest Jr . Tim Gibson Ke lly Goshcoff The resa Grubbs Brian Hall Be than y Hammond Autumn Hard y Robe rt Harrington Andy Hawes Barbara He nning Josephine Hickerson James Hoff Dale Horn De rek Horn Gale Horn James Howard Jeff Hu tchins Mary Alice Jackso n Michelle Jeffrey Marcia Je nsen Ginge r Johnson Ke nneth Johnson Patty Justice Brady Keys Kare n Kratze r Rhonda Krick Linda LaM ee Je nni Leosh Judith Leste r Mark Le wis Je ff Locke John Locldin Ste ven Marowdli Da vid Marshall Melissa Mason Michad McConnd l 193 �Lisa McCurley Mdissa McMichael Kristie McRae Dwa yne McVicker Miqu e l Michael Brian Miller Pam Miller Amy Jo Ne wbe rry Laura Noblin De re k 0 ' Co nne ll Christopher Otis Lonna Otis Tina Paul Timmy Pe arson Shannon Pe rsails Christa Pifer Miche lle Price Chad Purce ll Amy Qu imby De rik Reic hhart Miche le Richards Nichole Riner Julie Robe rts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Saly e r Kimberly Shaw Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark Christa l Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swa llow Erin Swa ney Mamie Swaney Rhonda T esch Brian T oba lske Ste ve n Trall No e ll Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh 194 ) �Penny Varney Carol Wilson NOT PICTURED: Mike Bailey Larry Centers Jason Yeich Kindergarteners Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Joe l Asher Darrin Bailey John Bancroft Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Jason Becker Brett Bowers Michael Bracy Dawn Briggs Sandra Britton Jodi Brown Missy Burgen Wayne Burke Eric Cheyne Michael Clemenson Steve Clifford Tammy Colon ) ' """'"; Dena Converse Ga ye Coolman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Jamie Duby Joseph Duffy Benjamin Eby Jodi Edwards Jason Enos Erica Ewers 195 �Laney Fickle Yo n Fl etc he r Kathy Freese Tracey Gilpin Colt Go llnick Jam es Gordon Ange la Hagerma n Wayne Hamrick Je nnife r Hand Annissa Hart Mic he lle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Jodi Hess Staci Higbea Joe Hoff Chad Horky Thomas Houvene r Tina Houve ne r Terri Howard Jane lle Jeffrey Marilee Je ffrey Joe Johnson Gary Karney Yuri Keegstra Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Danielle Laure l! Ange la Leste r Owen Licht Dawn Lind bert Kevin Longhini Jo e l Lothame r Je ff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Man ley Todd Massey Barbara McClellan Miche lle McClughen C had McGloth len 196 1. . r �Angela Me iste r Veronica Minton Ho lly Moore Sandra Morrison Chad Musse lman Sherry Neusbaum Tami Parks JoElle n Parrish Heath Persails Beth Philippy '...:-7" ) Shawn Prie ur Autumn Pife r Joe l Potter Darrin Rehne r Jacklyn Rey nolds Amy Riley Jaim e Sand e rson Richard Sarles Ange l Simaski Dena Smallwood Toby Smith He nry Snellenbe rger Matthew Stanton Lori Sta ynor Trac y Stout Ke lie Strouse Paul Swift De borah Thompson Lore tta Tobolske Sam Tucker f Timothy Tuttle Anne tte Vorce Freddie VI a goner Miche lle Waite Jaso n Webb Valerie Weber Enri Wedgewood Ju lie Weller De re k Wood Kent Wyatt NOT PICTURED: Annette Bailey Danie l Nave Sandra Siegel 197 �Other Elementary Staff Members 2nd GRADE TEACHERS: Mrs . Mary Jane Coler Mrs . Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs . Mary Newton 1st GRADE TEACHERS: Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Pa tt Male Mrs . Je nnalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN TEACHERS: Mrs. Vivian Este rline Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mr. Dan Groh, Art Mrs. Maureen Whitehead, Phys. Ed. Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell, Spec . Ed. Ms . Sharon Wilcox, Soc . Adj. Rm . Mrs. Gertrude Rider, Rdg. Enrich. Mrs. Sarah Coo l man, Pe rm. Sub. Mrs. Caro l Smith, Rdg. Enrich. NOT PICTURED: Mrs . Enid Have ns, Voca l Music Mr. Brad Bodkins, Speech Therapist Mrs. Patsy Sexton, L. D. T eacher Mr. Max Hein ema nn, Socia l Wo rke r Ms. De bbie Doll, Pe rm. Sub. EDUCATI ONA L AIDES: Mrs. Virgjnia Ball, Library Mrs . Joyce Klepack, Kindergarte n Mrs . .Phyllis McCann, Kind ergarte n Mrs. Carol Saunders, Resource Rm . Mrs. Nancy Strang, 2nd Grade Mrs . Carmen Streets, Soc. Ad j. Rm. Mrs. Bonnie Wo rth, 1st Grade 198 .' ��SPONSORS Andy's Antiques - Allen Branch Gardens - Quincy Carpenter and Wa lrus - Allen Faith Christian School - Quincy Flowers by Karen - Coldwater Mr. and Mrs. William Gale Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gardner Greer Enterprises - Quincy Kathy Hughes - QMS Laurell Gas and Oil - Quincy Ms. Melissa Lloyd Mr. Gary Male Max Larsen Ford, Inc. - Coldwater Oriole Snack Shack - Quincy Mr. Andrew Parzych Eva and William Pengally - Allen Paul Porter, 41st District Representative Dorothy B. Roth Mr. Richard Spalding Mr. Robert Stewart Mr. Dick Taylor James R. Vozar Insurance Agency - Quincy Ken Wendorf - Allen INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Acme Belt Recoating, Inc. - 6 B & D Tool & Die, Inc. - 6 Baldwin Veterinary Clinic - 6 Beckwith Furniture - 6 Bill and Ruth's TV - 6 Bill's Too- 6 Bollegraf's - 6 J. B. Branch and Co. - 6 Branch County Chiropractic Clinic - 7 Branch Insurance Agency - 7 Budd's Body Shop- 7 Burger Chef - 7 C & F Vending- 29 Carl's Bar- 29 Carroll's Shoes - 44 Chapman Sales and Service - 44 R. G. Cochrane Contracting - 29 Coldwater Recreation - 44 Conrad Insurance Agency - 44 Cotton wood Resort - 45 Crotty Corporation - 44 Culy's Jewelry - 45 D & D Cycle - 45 Davis Marine, Inc. - 56 Diedrich Funeral Home - 56 Dobson Insurance - 73 Elias Bros. - 56 Faulkner Florist - 56 First National Bank of South Central Michigan- 28 Gary Cooper Trucking - 56 Gene's Mobil Service- 56 The Gun Shop - 178 Hawkins Produce Market- 56 Hildebrand's Rupp Riders- 57 House of Fabrics - 57 Houtz Plumbing and Heating - 57 Hozie's Hideaway- 57 200 Kaiser Electric - 57 Kiess Jewelry - 57 King Electric Supply, Inc. - 45 K-Mart- 57 Knapp Pools & Knapp Enterprises - 45 Marsh's Family Market - 97 Marble Lake Marina - 73 McClellan Standard Oil - 141 McDonald' s- 72 Midwest Foundry - 140 Patty's - 73 J. C. Penney Co. - 72 Penguin Point - 97 Quality Farm and Fleet, Inc. - 56 Quincy Automotive - 72 Quincy Auto Sales - 72 Quincy Dairy Queen - 73 Quincy Golf Course - 140 Quincy Hardware - 140 Quincy Ice Co. - 72 Reyburn's - 141 Sarge's Market- 140 Sauk Trail Antiques - 97 Shaw Shoe Store - 97 Shoppers Guide - 96 Southern Michigan National Bank - 97 Spurlock Insurance and Real Estate - 97 Taylor's Auto Body - 179 Taylor's Stationers - 141 Up n Down- 179 Walters Building Supply - 178 Warner Oil Co. - 178 Watts Drug Store - 178 White Supply - 179 Wolverine Paint and Wallpaper - 179 Woodward's- 179 . ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/8867b4bddbbfe8bc340f85a1e4243337.pdf 3b0d723fd5a42d6355541a8f04579ecf PDF Text Text �����������1977 Homecoming Festivities Alumni Welcomed With 48-0 Homecoming Victory Homecoming Queen Jody Robson is crowned by Homecoming King Mark Loveberry while Lori Mills, the 1976 queen, and Jody's father, Mr. Neil Robson, look on. 8 Next page: THE QUEEN AND HER COURT: Denise Harmon, Carmen Cutcher, Queen Jody, Lori Pierson and Denise McFarland; Jody and Mark _begin their reign. �The I 977 Homecoming was a successful one as the students and alumni cheered the Orioles on to victory over Athens, I 8 to 0. "The Movies" was this year's theme and the movies used were " Rocky," "A Star Is Born," "The Exorcist," and "The Pink Panther." The senior class won the pep jug, but all the classes showed a tremendous effort to make the celebration an enjoyable one. Jody Robson was crowned as the Homecoming Queen at halftime, and an old tradition was rekindled by having a Homecoming King as well. Mark Loveberry received this special honor. The rest of Mark's court consisted of Kurt Condra, Doug Keeslar , Frank Parkinson and Tim Tracy. The victory was followed by the annual homecoming dance that featured "Gabriel" as the band. 9 �A 10 �Opposite page: I) The bonfire; 2) The seniors' winning float ; 3) King Mark Loveberry with I976 Queen Lori Mills; 4) The junior class skit. This page: I) Rocky falls in the senior skit; 2) the team getting it together; 3) Cheerleaders make Coach AcMoody their victim; 4) Sophomores in the pep parade. 11 �Santa Claus Con1es to the Needy This year's Project Christmas was a great success. It served 33 needy families in the Branch County area. As usual, the News Focus class provided their services for this good cause. This year 48 students were involved. The advisors of Project Christmas are Mr. Martin Chard and Mr. Brent Veysey. Chairpersons of individual groups are as follows: Linda Fish, wrapping; Mark Loveberry, toy repair; Becky Schultz, promotions; Kurt Condra, finance; Kim Strother, food; Gabriella Franck, clothing; Jackie Middel, routing; and Jody Robson , co-head chairperson. Not pictured: Carmen Cutcher, co-head chairperson, and Linda Beckwith, donations. 12 �13 �Blizzard Doesn't Stop the Beauties The Blizzard of '78 stopped a lot of activities but it didn't stop Tami Fickle from stealing the show. With her version of "Pippin" she won the title of the 1978 Tip Up Queen and Miss Congeniality. Denise Harmon received first runner-up honors while Tracy Allen was second runner-up. �Tough competition was given by all of the girls including: Pam Freeburn, Denise Harmon, Pam Kurtz, Linda Roberts, Dorothy Hargreave, Teresa Locke, Tami Fickle, Tia Macklin, Shari Ingraham, Tracy Allen, Patti Ford, Cindi Baranouski, Candy Smith and Cyndi Bowerman. 15 �Blizzard of '78 Delays Oriole Week -- A fierce blizzard closed schools and postponed the crowning of Miss Oriole for two weeks. Because of the deep snow, the annual saucer pull was postponed too and the gym activities were cancelled. Quincy spirit still came through though as the Orioles crushed Homer 61-42. The saucer pull was finally held on March 17. The sophomores emerged as the victors over the freshmen and seniors who tied for second. 16 �Jackie Middel was crowned Miss Oriole 1978 at halftime of the game. The other candidates included: Becky Schultz, Tami Fickle, Linda Aiken , Amy Porter. Deb Suever, Lynn DuBay and Joann McClellan . The girls were escorted by the JV basketball team members. 17 �Seniors and Juniors Tie for Top Spot No Broken RecordsOnly Broken Trikes! The seniors and juniors tied as overall winners in the annual trike race. The senior girls, including Tia Macklin, Patti Ford, Tracy Allen, Jody Robson, Kathy Williams, Gabriella Franck, Denise McFarland and Cyndi Bowerman, won the 880 relay. The boys' 880 relay was won by sophomores Pat Falzon, Tim Brewer, Dave Brown, Chuck Rubley, Dane Cutcher, Bob Albright, Dave Booher and Ken Newberry. Both the boys' and girls' I00-yd. drags were won by the juniors with Brenda Osborne and Mitch Bundy on the pedals. The junior girls out-tugged all the others in the tug of war while the senior boys held out to beat the sophomores1 18 �19 �QSPA Presents The Prisoner of Second Avenue 20 �2 Neil Simon Comedies Under the direction of Mr. Walczak and Karen Fryer, the QSPA presented two of Neil Simon's Broadway hits, THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE and THE ODD COUPLE. "Prisoner" treated the serious problem of mental illness in a comical way by showing the slow collapse of a person who was unable to cope with the pressures of society and modern living. THE ODD COUPLE, a comedy classic, involved a neatnik versus a slob, played by Kurt Condra and Brett Spaldmg. Jeff Wells completed his third year as technical director while Karen Fryer was assistant director for the fourth time. Mr. Walczak has directed 16 plays at QHS and this was his third Neil Simon play. It took four years to select a cast for THE ODD COUPLE. This production has been a special dream for him for quite some time. The Odd Couple THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE Joe McRae Mel Edison Cindi Baranouski Edna Edison Herb Sleesman Harry Edison Dorothy Hargreave Pearl Maria Carpenter Jessie Karen Provencal Pauline THE ODD COUPLE Oscar Madison Felix Unger Murray Vinnie Roy Speed Cecily Pigeon Gwendolyn Pigeon Brett Spalding Kurt Condra Kelly Matz Ken Wood Jeff Williams Randy Houtz Cindi Baranouski Carmen Cutcher 21 �Bowlers in Top Form Freshmen Take Team Trophy Ford and Rubley Take High Game 22 �A freshman team comprised of Bob Ford, Jim Jeffery, Shannon Rice, Marty Pierson and Scott Rodesiler took top bowling honors this year. Rhonda lies, Linda Miner, Dawn Strong, Rhoda Coward and Cindy Booher nailed down the second place spot during the annual tournament. High game trophies were won by Patti Ford with a 213 and Chuck Rubley with 216. Patti, while serving as league secretary, also won the girls' high series with a 356 while Jim Phair, with a 394, won the boys' high series. 23 �The annual junior-senior prom was held on May 27 at the Pottowatomi Inn at Pokagon State Park. The juniors hired the band named "Cypress" for the occasion. 24 �25 �Seniors Honored With Awards [I] [3] [4] [5] Seniors were honored with awards at the annual Senior Honors Night program held on June l in the gym . Academic. sports and special awards were presented . The Citizenship Award was presented to Paulette Walters while Carmen Cutcher and Brett Spalding were named as recipients of the Danforth Foundation's "I Dare You" Awards. Bruce Miller earned the physics award: Karen Fryer received a French award: Linda Beckwith, art award: Tia Macklin and Linda Beckwith. vocal music: Nick Rockhold. the drum major award and the John Philip Sousa Award: Brett Spalding, a drama award for outstanding service and significant contribution: and Carmen Cutcher, Kurt Condra and Ken Wood. special drama citations. Scholarship recipients included : Doug Keeslar. Varsity Club: Kim Normandin, Frank Parkinson. Brett Spalding. No rm Strang, PaJlette Walters - Quincy Rotary Club; Ron Bradley and Pam lies - Quincy Loan Fou?dation: Tami Fickle and Denise Harmon Chain of Lakes Tip-up: Jody Robson and Frank Parkinson -Alma College, Presidential Scholarship: Bruce Finley - Tri-State University Trustees Scholarship: Jody Robson and Pam lies - KCC Board of Trustees Scholarship and Award for Academic Excellence: Denise Mcfarland - Branch County Hospital Auxiliary: Doug Keeslar and Jody Robson - Elks C lub National Foundation Scholarship for Most Valuable Student: Ken Wood U of M Regents Alumni Scholarship: Randy Houtz and Teresa Rubley - Sarge's IGA Market scholarship: and State of Michigan Competitive Scholarship and Tuition Grant winners Kurt Condra. Carmen Cutcher. Bruce Finley. Patti Ford. Perry Fosdick. Pam lies. Doug Keeslar. Bruce Miller. Kim Normandin. Frank Parkinson. Jody Robson. Nick Rockhold. Teresa Rubley. Brett Spalding. Norm Stra ng. Paulette Walters. Jeff Williams and Ken Wood. [6] 26 �[I] [2] [3] (4] (5] [6] Page 26: I) Margaret Lyons, perfect attendance award ; 3) Val Bemis, female athlete of the year ; 4) Bruce Miller, male athlete of the year; 5) Norm Strang, the Normandin Sportsmanship Award ; 6) Pain Kurtz, the Business and Professional Women's Club scholarship winner. Page 27: I) Doug Keeslar, Outstanding Service Award ; 2) Jody Robson , Outstanding Service Award ; 3) Karen Fryer, drama awa rd ; 4) Pam lies, ad va nced ma th award ; 5) Kathie Wolfe, French award ; 7) Carmen Cutcher , biology award ; and 8) Jeff Williams , drama award. [7] [8] 27 �40 Graduate With Honors • • 28 • �Baccalaureate services for the class of 1978 were held on June 4. The Rev. Miss Kay Williams of the Quincy United Meth odist Church delivered the address. The Rev. Mr. C lyde Mills and Rev. Mr. Bill Wilson also participated in the services. The ninety-eighth annual commencement exercises took place on June 9 at 8 P.M. The Honorable David Stockman. 4th District Congressiona l Representative , delivered the commencement address and the top ten each had a part in the ceremonies. Confirmation of the diplomas was by Mr. Harold Schultz, school board president, while Mr. Ronald Reynolds, superintendent of schools, presented them to the graduates. Honor students included: Tracy Allen, Cyndi Bowerman, Andy Bracy, Ron Bradley, Kurt Condra, Tammy Cottman, Carmen Cutcher, Marc Cutler, Debbie DesJardins, Karen Downer, Becky Dunsmore, Asa Eklund, Bruce Finley, Lorei Fish, Patti Ford, Perry Fosdick, Gabriella Fra nck, Jim Frenc h, Betty Geer, Randy Houtz, Dennis Hutchins, Pam lies, Doug Keeslar, Sherry King, Tia Macklin, Jackie Middel, Bruce Miller, Kim Normandin, Frank Parkinso n, Marc Roberts, Jody Robson, Teresa Rubley, Norm Stra ng, Nat han Strong, Nancy Voza r, Ken Wagner, Dale Waligora, Paulette Walters, Kathie Wolfe a nd Ken Wood. THE TOP TEN STUDENTS: Front: Bruce Finley, Frank Parkinson, Ken Wood; Middle: Jody Robson, Carmen Cutcher, Kim Normandin, Sherry King, Pam Iles ; Back: Kurt Condra and Doug Keeslar. 29 �Student Council REPRESENTATIVES : Top, Front: Tracy Allen, Jody Robson, Patti Ford, Ken Wood, Kim Loveberry, Connie Stempien, Karen Middel, Connie Wolfe, Sandy Jensen, Kris Condra, Nancy Kahaian, Carolyn Worth, Tracy Rockhold. Not pictured: Nick Arnold, Denise Norton, Rich Bean and Big Eight Representative Randy Houtz. Bottom: Delegate at Large Tim Tracy, Secretary Teresa Herman, President Frank Parkinson, Advisor Mr. Bob Mitchell, Vice Presi- 30 dent Casey Normandin, Treasurer Shari Ingraham, Parliamentarian Carmen Cutcher. ALTERNATES: 12 -Debbie DesJardins, Dorothy Hargreave, Lori Pierson, Kathie Wolfe ; I I - Rita Beemer, Dan Herman, Kim Rodesiler, Lu Ann Thompson ; 10 - Carl Albright, Linda Forsyth, Ginna Rice, Scott Smith; 9 - Tyler Baldwin, Pete Falzon, Scott Rodesiler and Dawn Saunders. �Varsity Club The QHS Varsity Club, along with the Varsity Club of Reading High School , purchased a bell (whic h Mr. Nowicki is painting in the picture below) which will be kept by the school winning the annual QHS-RHS football game. Below Right: Advisor Mr. Mike Nowicki, Treasurer Brian Taylor, Sergeant-at-Arms Frank Parkinson, Secretary Val Bemis, President Doug Keeslar. Bouom: 1977-78 Varsity C lub members. 31 �QSPA Quincy Society for the Performing Arts members: Front: Jeff McRae, Doug Ingraham; Second row: Debbie DesJardins, Linda Beckwith, Karen Fryer, Dorothy Hargreave, Peggy Wright, Jody Robson, Frank Parkinson, Ken Wood; Third row: Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak, Dawn McClellan, Kathy Wilkinson, Denise Henry, Pam Kurtz, Lori Hughes, Betty Geer, Maria Carpenter, Carmen Cutcher, Karen Provencal; Back row: Tim Thibideau, Dennis Houck, Karen Middel, Tracy Allen, Kurt Condra, Jeff Williams, Greg Miner, Cindy Millard, Cathy Lange, Gabriella Franck, Mark Smith and Shari Ingraham. OFFICERS: Secretary-Treasurer Jody Robson, Advisor Mr. Walczak, President Carmen Cutcher and Vice President Kurt Condra. 32 �Library Club MEMBERS: Front: Sandy Jensen, Lori Hughes, Yumi Hagiwara, Nancy Kahaian, Paulette Walters, Advisor Mrs. Virginia Brown; Middle row: Betty Geer, Tia Macklin, Cathy Lange, Dawn Chaney, Debbie DesJardins; Back row: Lori DesJardins, Martha Jones, Pete Falzon , Cindy Millard, Doug Suever, Tammi Walters and Carolyn Worth. Not pictured: Parliamentarian Cindy England , Lu Thompson and Teresa Rubley. OFFICERS: President Debbie DesJardins, Secretary Tamrni Walters, Mrs. Brown, Vice President Pete Falzon and Treasurer Betty Geer. 33 �Youth in Government Top Right: Advisor Mr. Veysey, Secretary Doug Keeslar, CoChairpersons Carmen Cutcher and Becky Schultz, Treasurer John Rice and Advisor Mr. Male. Bottom, Front row: Greg Miner, Tracy Allen, Shari Ingraham, Karen Provencal, Denise McFarland, Casey Normandin, Amy Porter, Kurt Condra, Doug Keeslar, John Rice. Second row: Kelly 34 Matz, Jackie Middel, Ginna Rice, Richie Bean, Brian Ludlow, Jim Keeslar, Carmen Cutcher. Back: Debbie DesJardins, Tia Macklin, Maria Carpenter, Pam Kurtz, Patti Ford, Becky Schultz, Jody Robson, Frank Parkinson, Gabriella Franck, Nick Rockhold and Ken Wood. �Sweepstake Elections Quincy again dominated the state elections at the Youth in Government convention in Lansing. Frank Parkinson was elected Governor ; Doug Keeslar, Speaker of the House; Nick Rockhold, Lt. Governor; and Jody Robson was chosen as Chaplain. Three other members, Kurt Condra, Gabriella Franck, and Brett Spalding, were assigned to the positions of committee chairmen. Mr. Veysey and Mr. Male were given a special honor at the banquet for doing such a fine job as advisors of the Quincy delegation. The group was invited to West Virginia again to attend a YMCA sponsored leadership conference. The club raised money for the various activities, such as the trip to the upper peninsula taken in the fall. The money was raised through various community jobs like washing windows, raking leaves and several paper drives. 35 �20 Earn Membership Membership in the National Honor Society is granted on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership and service. Those students who exhibit these qualities and hold membership in the NHS are: Maria Carpenter, Kurt Condra. Tammy Cottman, Carmen Cutcher. Bruce Finley, Lori Hughes, Randy Houtz. Pam lies, Doug Keeslar, Sherry King. Kim Knisely, Bruce Miller, Greg Miner. Casey Normandin, Kim Normandin, Frank Parkinson, Karen Provencal, Kathy Provencal, Jody Robson , Teresa Rubley, Brian Taylor, Tim Taylor and Ken Wood. Inductees this year include: Front: Teresa Herman, Lorei Fish, Sherri Knisely, Connie Wolfe, Deb Suever, Bonnie Wolfe, Paulette Walters, Nancy Bowerman, Dave Brown, Cathy Johnson. Back: Margie McConnell, Sandy Jensen, Darin Friend, Steve Wilson, Kathy Cottman, Jim Keeslar, Linda Miner, Rich Bean, Amy Porter and Bri~n Ludlow. 36 �InN ational Honor Society 010 il 37 �FFA OFFICERS: Sentinel Randy Wendorf, Reporter Dave Anderson, Vice President Lowell Kriser, President John Rice, Secretary Bob Marquart and Treasurer Marc Roberts. MEMBERS : Apryl Borton. David Burlew, David Coco, Mickey Connin, Ken England, Bob Ford, Robert Hard, Jim Jeffery, Ken Letts, Tom Marshall, John Mraz, Gene Strong, Jim Toth, Jeff Wood, Colleen Avery , David Becker. Scott Becker, Scott Bowerman. Tim Brewer, Dennis DeCaire, Kevin Dules, Tim Dunn, Brian Hawes, Scott Holt, Tod McLain, Victor McVicker, Tim Parker, Jeff Phair, Jim Phair, Mark Rice, Ron Rice, Craig Ryan , Bill Smith, Todd Smith , Randy Sours, Keith Teachout, Randy Wendorf, Nick Arnold, Cindi Baranouski, Amy Borton, John Coward, Bob Durham, Dan Herman, Hal Jensen, Brenda Marowelli, Bruce Rice, Kirk Sinclair, Randy Smead, Sharon Snyder, Mark Whitney, Loyde Worden , Craig Baranouski , Lowell Kriser, Teri Locke, John Rice, Marc Roberts, Scott Saunders, Cheryl Snyder, Ron Stephens, Nathan Strong, Ken Wagner, Dale Waligora, Bob Marquart, Kim Miller and Dave Anderson. Mr. Charles Snyder is the advisor of the FFA. 38 �A Golden Past, A Brighter Future FFA at 50 39 �Future Homemakers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MEMBERS: Front: Secretary Kim Milks, Reporter Kathy Williams, President Deb Burlew, Treasurer Kim Billman; Back: Advisor Mrs. Eleanor French, Renee Pierson, Sandy Smith, Tammy Winchell, Laura Hockenberry, June Ostrander, Sherry Sherwood, Sara Winchell and Patty Ries. Not pictured: Vice President Candy Smith and Parliamentarian Belinda Gratz. 40 �Language Club OFFICERS: Kathy Provencal, Secretary; Karen Provencal, Treasurer ; Tracy Allen, Vice President; Mrs . Judy Cremeans, Advisor; Deb DesJardins, President. MEMBERS: Front: Karen Fryer, Debbie DesJardins , Peggy Wright , Roxanne McRae, Renee McRae , Tracy Allen, Keke Blavet, Kathy Provencal, Sarah Hammond , Deni se Henry ; Middle: Rhoda Coward, Margie McConnell, Betty Geer, Kathie Wolfe, Laura Hockenberry, Sheri Westfall, Debbie Nave, Becky Wilson, Tia Macklin; Back: Martha Jones, Tammi Walters, Julie Paul, Steve Wilson, Asa Eklund , Karen Provencal , Heike Eberz, Dawn McClellan, Mrs. Cremeans, Rege Rupp. 41 �The Oriole Staff Those students enrolled in the modern communications class are a lso involved in producing the QUINCY REPEATER and the QUINCY ORIOLE. Editorial responsibilities were awarded for the 1978 annual as follows: Bruce Miller and Kelly Matz. co-editors: Jackie Middel and Maria Carpenter. assistant editors: and Kathie Wo lfe and Kim Strother. business managers. The photographic staff was headed by Mark Loveberry. Dorothy Hargreave and Val Bemis who we re also in charge of the darkroom which was a new addition in the high school this year. Amy Borton joined the staff second semester replacing Robin Connin. Right: Front: Kathie Wolfe: Back: Kim Strother, Maria Carpenter. Bruce M iller. Jackie Middel and Kelly Matz. PHOTOGRAPHERS : Dorothy Hargreave, Val Bemis, Casey Norma ndin, Amy Borton, Mark Loveberry, Amy Po rter, Te resa 42 Herman and Li nda Fish. �I) Mark takes pictures better than he sings; 2) Val and Amy discuss the darkroom - "Whose turn is it?'' ; 3) Dorothy is tired. Her life is too busy taking pictures and making donuts! ; 4) Deb runs to avoid the camera; Sj Kim explains yearbook sales to the student body. I 43 �I) Staff members study layouts and learn to design their own: 2) Bruce ponders: 3) The QUINCY REPEATER is put together on a n assembly line : 4) Amy: 5) Kathy and Linda "working" on a piclure day: 6) Denise and Casey in one of few se riou s moments: 7) Heike and Sue. �QHS Chorus Members of the Chorus: Front : Laura Hockenberry, Sarah Kaufman , Steve Smith, Richard Hand, Herbie Sleesman, John Coward, Kim Billman, Ruth Peavey. Second row: Linda Beckwith, Sheila Boyd, Tia Macklin, Annette Strauss, Dawn Finley, Tammy Mast, Chris Woodward , Sandy Hulbert. Third row: Miss Susan Taylor, Jackie Sleesman, June Ostrander, Lori Kling, Kim Milks, Sheri Westfall, Cindy Horney, Penny Hagaman. Back row: Nora Cole, Brenda Dooley , Deana England , Mary Cotton , Rita Beemer, Helen Gangaway and Renee McRae. Not pictured: Norman LeFevre, Teresa Rubley, Michele Sanders and Bill Swallow . CHORUS OFFICERS: Top to bottom : Secretary Nora Cole, President Tia Macklin, Treasurer Linda Beckwith, Director Miss Taylor. 45 �Once We Get Started . [2] (I] (3] This page: l) That face! Those eyes! Those mittens? 2) Varsity Football Cheerleaders are: Left to right : Pam Kurtz, Karen Downer, Kathy Cottman, Patti Ford, Teresa Anderson and Denise Norton ; 3) Teresa, Ginna and Lena cheer the N Football team on; 4) N Football Cheerleaders are: Bottom to top: Ginna Rice, Connie Wolfe, Linne Gordon, Bonnie Wolfe, Lena Arnett. Not pictured is: Teresa Liggins. 46 [4] Opposite page: l) Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders are : Left to right: Denise Norton, Kim Rodesiler, Kim Strother, Jody Robson, Patti Ford, Connie Stempien; 2) N Basketball Cheerleaders are: Pat Fryer, Lynnette Pierson, Ginna Rice, Karice Loveberry, Connie Wolfe, Bonnie Wolfe ; 3) Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders are: Top to bottom: Teresa Waltz, Lori DesJardins, Dana Sperbeck, Kris Condra, Angie Strang and LaJeana Coan. · �(I) [2) .~ . "\ [3) It's Hard to Get Stopped! 47 �Together in Harmony Above: Our Fearless Leader ; Right: INTERNATIONAL BAND STUDENTS: Front: Kathy Provencal, Doug Suever, Karen Provencal ; Back: Brenda Keeton, Teresa Herman and Nick Rockhold. 48 �Above: FLAG GIRLS : Front: Sue O'Brien, Lori DesJardins, Denise Henry, Michelle Dubay ; Back: Teresa Herman, Tracy Allen, Patti Ford, Karen Middel and Cindi Baranouski. 49 �50 �Connie Wolfe Bonnie Wolfe Dan Wallace Michelle DuBay Tuba Doug Wonders Jeff Williams Dennis DeCaire Baritone Sax Betty Greer Alto Sax Todd Smith Kathy Provencal French Horn Debbie DesJardins Terry Dull Paulette Walters Contra Bass Duane Sawdey Trombones Nick Rockhold Doug Suever Dennis Hutchins ) Brian Ha\\)es Greg Miner Randy Sours Cornets Jackie Middel Connie Stempien Pam lies Pam Kurtz Linda Aiken Sue O'Brien Becky Boley Brenda Keeton Todd Falstad Martha Jones Jim Null Flutes Tammi Walters Teresa Herman Teresa Deal Sherri Knisely Melissa Medlock Kim Normandin Dawn Strong Dawn Strong Linda Beckwith Rhoda Coward Dorothy Hargreave Clarinets Kathie Wolfe Tracy Allen Karen Provencal Karen Middel Linda Miner Rhonda lies Nan Rupp Pam Freeburn Carol Nordyke Roxanne McRae Jeff Wells Saxophone Tim Tracy Joe McRae Dawn Fowler Baritones Kurt Gondra Ken Wood Jeff VanDyke Base Clarinet Kim Brewer Patti Ford Drums Dennis Zimmerman Dawn Lyons B Band Flutes Cindi Baranouski Kris Condra Lori DesJardins Sarah Hammond Nancy Kahaian Lisa Kochendorfer Sarah Wonders Clarinets Dawn Chaney Lynette DuBay Lori Hughes Karice Loveberry Mark Smith Steve Smtih Dianna Parker Cornets Dawn Anderson Tracy Deal Denise Henry Roger Hoch Jamie Robbins Carenda Sawdey Kelli Stempien Sarah Winchell Debbie Nave Saxophone Billy Hawes I Angie Strang Baritone Doug Ingraham Drums Cassa,ndra Smith Daw Neible Daw.n McClellan Tim Thibideau Trombones Tim Dunn Doug DeCaire Pete Falzon Tom Marshall Jeff Wood �VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy 50 66 75 58 58 68 60 52 58 57 49 59 53 59 63 56 66 61 49 52 Opponent 54 Hillsdale 48 Onsted 51 Concord 63 Springport 46 Jonesville 27 Athens 63 Addison 42 Union City 60 Reading 40 Homer 53 Hudson 82 Concord 69 Springport 46 Jonesville 47 Athens 47 Union City 59 Reading 42 Homer 36 Jackson-Western VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy 4 2 2 4 3 9 0 4 8 5 2 I 5 2 6 Opponent II Concord 8 Springport 3 Jonesville 3 Union City II Bronson 7 Reading I Homer 5 Concord 9 Springport 12 Jonesville I Athens II Union City 6 Reading Homer 6 I Galesburg ~ [) �VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy 6 28 26 24 48 34 14 17 6 Opponent 14 Hillsdale Concord 6 6 Springport 6 Jonesville 0 Athens 0 Union City 16 Reading 0 Homer 29 Columbia Centra l ~----------------~~~ WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 24 44 Constantine 47 27 B.C. Springfield 30 Concord 35 27 38 Springport 19 52 Michigan Center 42 32 Jonesville 14 Addison 44 54 21 Athens 24 40 Bronson 25 39 Union City 29 39 Hudson 9 52 Napoleon - - l'22 39 White Pigeon 1· ) 42 33 Homer 1~ 56 18 Blissfield 40 33 Vandercook Lake 30 39 Leslie 30 51 Stockbridge GIRLS' VARSITY A BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 25 51 Bronson 30 34 Concord 28 33 Springport 33 40 Jonesville 33 42 Athens 33 41 Union City 36 25 Reading 43 45 Homer 48 60 Concord 33 19 Springport 23 30 Jonesv ille 32 43 Athens 26 48 Union City 31 30 Reading 38 26 Homer 30 43 Bronson BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent 62 96 Coldwater !06 1/2 5llf2 Bronson 116 42 Pittsford Concord 79 73 1st Bronson Invitational I 03 55 Springport 89 Y2 67 112 Jonesville 110 48 Athens 122 35 Union City 2nd Quincy Relays FRESHMAN BASKETBALL I08Y2 Quincy Opponent 32 42 Springport 31 34 Jonesville 33 54 Athens 34 49 Reading 42 34 Homer 37 54 Sprjngport 23 35 Jonesville Athens 24 53 32 45 Reading TOURNAMENT 29 39 32 42 36 42 Athens Jonesville Springport 49 Y2 Reading 57 112 Homer 3rd Regional Is! Conference Meet 1()41h JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy 2 0 I I 0 0 I GOLF Quincy Opponent 180 175 Coldwater 168 170 Concord 176 200 Springport 192 189 Jonesville 163 196 Addison 339 356 Litchfield 161 199 Reading 176 185 Homer 163 167 Concord 165 188 Springport 172 161 Jonesville 160 194 Litchfield 160 Bronson 202 170 175 Addison 167 186 Reading 163 190 Homer 1st Hillsdale Invitational 1st Conference Meet 0 GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL I 2 I Quincy 14 12 13 27 23 14 14 II 10 22 15 27 22 10 Opponent 26 Bronson 28 Springport 23 Jonesville 37 Athens 17 U ni on City 34 Reading 41 Homer 15 Springport 24 Jonesville Athens 27 16 U nion City 13 Reading 30 Homer 22 Bronson 0 I I Opponent 0 Concord 2 Springport 2 Jonesville Athens 2 2 Homer 2 Union City 2 North Adams 2 Homer 2 Concord I Springport 2 Jonesville 2 Athens 2 Union City 2 North Adams l 53 �54 �Oriole Linksters Finish Second The Quincy linksters ended another successful season with an overall record of 13-3 while finishing the conference with an 8-2 record. This output earned them a second place finish in the Big Eight. The team was led by two all conference selections, Steve Sullivan and Sid Kreis. The team set a new school record of 325 at the Hillsdale Area Invitational. THE TEAM: Front row: Brent Thornton, Sid Kreis, Steve Sullivan, Duane Sawdey, Jim Watts; Back row: Coach Gary Adams, Kevin Van Vleet, Bill Swallow, Doug Suever, Scott Smith, Darryl Lovell and Tim Mills. 55 �Championship Goes The Oriole varsity football team, composed mostly of seniors, finished the season with a 6-1 mark in the Big Eight Conference and a share of the conference championship with Homer and Reading. Big Eight All Conference honors went to Frank Parkinson, Kelly Matz and Mark Loveberry and Randy Houtz on defense. The offensive second team included Bruce Miller while Dave Anderson and Doug Keeslar were named to the defensive second team. Ma rk Loveberry was named the most valuable player in the conference and also was selected as a member of the All State Class C team. Frank Parkinson received Special Honors in All State voting. Team captains were Bruce Miller, offensive captain , Frank Parkinson, defensive captain, and Ken Wood. special teams. A unique situation existed this year in that Coach Tundevold and Coach Nowicki acted as co-head coaches. They were assisted by Coaches AcMoody, Ludlow, Gruner and Longhini. THE TEAM: 12 - Bruce Miller, 32 - Frank Parkinson, 24 Randy Houtz, 35 - Ken Wood , 16 - Norm Strang, 46 - Perry Fosdick, 36 - Brian Ludlow. 40 - Marc Cutler, 45 - Jeff McRae, 63 - Bruce Rice, 48 - Doug Keeslar, 52 - Brett Spalding, 50 - Nick Arnold, 64 - Lowell Kriser, 88 - Dave Anderson , 56 78 - Kelly Matz, 76 - Mark Whitney, 73 - K~n Wagner, 65 John Rice, 90 - Mark Loveberry, 86 - Steve Wilson, trainer Darin Friend, manager Shannon Rice, Coach Tundevold, Coach Nowicki, assistant coach AcMoody, and manager Alec Legg. �Three Ways 57 �Junior Birds Shovv Deterinination Front row: Doug DeCaire, Jim Keeslar, Mark Rice, Curtis Keeton , Jerry Shobe, Keith Teachout; Second row: Scott Becker, Kirk Teachout, Richard Sattler, Robert Hard, Gene Strong, Chuck Hudson. John Burge; Third row: Coach Longhini, Coach Gruner, manager Shannon Rice, Todd Smith, Dennis Thomas, Tyler Bald- 58 win , Ken Newberry, Tim Parker, Scott Bowerman, manager Alec Legg, Coach Ludlow; Back row: Dave Becker, Tim Brewer, Ray Riddle, Kyle Arnold, Jeff Wood, Bob Hartbarger, Phil Higbea, C. J. Bundy, Pat Falzon. �After last year's losing season, the JV football team got everything together and came out with a winning season this year. Although they started the season with a loss to Hillsdale, they came back to shut out the next four opponents in a row. Throughout the season the team's defense dominated for them. Their offense controlled the ball but the big holdback was the lack of speed. Thus the team finished in third place in the conference. 59 �Quincy Harriers Shovv Proinise 60 �The cross country team improved vastly from the preceding season. They ended their campaign with a 6-6 record, fourth in the Big Eight Conference. Coach Bell's team was led by All Conference harrier Richie Bean. THE TEAM : Front row: Dennis Zimmerman, Allen Luce, Greg Miller; Back row : manager Dennis DeCaire, Ken Marchal, Rich Bean, Dan Richards, Dan Herman and Coach Bob Bell. 61 �Orioles Finish Third The Varsity Orioles bounced to an overall record of 12-7 for the 77-78 season. The Orioles proved throughout the year that they have great talent. The varsity squad finished with a fine 10-4 conference record to earn third place under the tough Springport and Concord teams. The hard work of Mark Loveberry and Bruce Miller paid off as they were named to the All Conference Team. Tim Taylor and Jim Keeslar were given honorable mention. 62 THE TEAM: Bruce Miller, Norm Strang, Doug Keeslar, Randy Houtz, Mark Loveberry, Tim Taylor, Brett Spalding, Steve Sullivan, Jim Keeslar, Tim Mills and Coach Feller. Front: Managers Curtis Keeton and Marty Pierson. �63 �JV's Ready for Next Year's Varsity - 64 �The JV Basketball team finished third in the conference with a record of 9-5 . The high scorer and rebounder was Phil Cutler with 225 and 189. THE TEAM : Left to right: David Brown, Richard Sattler, Scott Smith, Phil Cutler, Darin Friend, Keith Teachout, Kamal Cariuty, Richie Bean and Brian Ludlow. The team was coached by Mr. Gary Adams. 65 �· Small But Very Competitive 66 �This year the Freshmen were faced with the problem of a small team. They were able to learn the system though and they should blend in and be a strong reinforcement for theN's next year. THE TEAM: Front: Tony Cariuty, Loran Fickle, Scott Rodesiler, Tyler Baldwin; Back: Bill Swallow, Ken Letts, Coach Bob Bell, John Burge and Jack Faulkner. 67 �Wrestlers Prove Potential in Conference Tourney The QHS wrestlers had a 6-13 season but this does not show the entire potential for the future of the team. The team was 3-3 in the conference with Dan Herman making the all conference team . Eight QHS matmen placed at the conference tournament. Dan Herman placed first in the 119 lb. class; Mark Whitney. Kelly Matz and Tim Brewer placed second in their weight classes ; and Robert Hard. Mike Kanouse and Kevin VanVleet placed fourth. The captains for the season were Tim Brewer and Dan Herman. Dan was a lso named Most Valuable Wrestler and Team Spark Plug. This year's Most Improved Wrestlers were Mark Whitney and Frank Parkinson . Tim Brewer had the most falls and least pinned titles and tied with Tim for least pinned was Dan Herman. THE TEAM: Seated: matmaid Teresa Ligging; Front: matmaid Val Bemis, Robert Hard, matmaid Deb Liggins; Second row: Bill Smith. Norman LeFevre, Mike Kanouse, Ken Marchal, Kelly Matz; Third row: Frank Parkinson, Don Hills, Kevin VanVleet, Tim Brewer, Allen Luce. Mark Whitney; Fourth row: David Burlew, Dan Herman, Coach Ken Downey, C. J. Bundy, Ray Riddle; F1jth row: Dave Becker, Mark Rice manager Doug Ingraham, Scott Badders and Mark VanOort. 68 �69 �Track Champs BOYS' TRACK TEAM: Front: Manager Mark Ludlow, Ken Marchal!, Tyler Baldwin, Myron Welch, Toby Walling, Phil Higbea, Dave Booher. manager David Spalding. Middle: Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar, Mark Whitney, Keith Teachout, Steve Wilson, Brett Spalding, Mark Loveberry, Phil Cutler, Dan Richards. Tim Thibideau , John Rice, Brian Ludlow . Back: Coach Bell, Tim Parker, Pat Malone, Scott Smith , Greg Miller, Tim Taylor, Perry Fosdick , Randy Houtz, Bruce Miller, Frank Parkinson, Jack Faulkner and Coach Ludlow. 70 �First Conference Meet Win Since 1957 The boys' track team piled up a 9-1 season record for dual meets. They also brought home the first place trophy from the Bronson Invitational, second place in the Quincy Relays, third in the regional meet and the first place trophy from the Big 8 Conference meet. School records were set as follows: discus 128'3 112" - Brett Spalding; low hurdles - 41.2 Perry Fosdick ; pole vault- 11'10"- Randy Houtz ; 100-yd. dash- 10.2 (tie)- Bruce Miller ; 440 relay - 45 .7 - Myron Welch, Tim Taylor, Brian Ludlow, Bruce Miller 71 �Varsity 9 Pl~gued by , 72 / �Hard Luck The va rsity Birds played the season with a lot or determination o nl y to be plagued by continuous hard luck . Not o nly was th e weathe r uncoope ra ti ve. but thro ugho ut th e seaso n eleven players mi ssed games due to either illness o r injury. Th e Orioles' reco rd was 3-10 in the confe re nce a nd 4-12 ove rall. Seven or the Ori o les' losses were by one run. wh ich makes ror good ga mes but nothin g in the win colu mn. As a team. the Ori o les were one or th e bet ter teams in the con ference. Bruce Miller Jed the team offen sive ly. hittin g over .400 [o r the season. Bruce was named to the a ll -co nference team . Brian T ay lo r ma de the seco nd tea m. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM : Frank Park inson. Scott Moore. Bob Tobo lske. Rich Bea n. Bruce Mil le r. No rm Strang. Jim Watts. Andy Bracy. Randy Houtz. Steve Su lli va n. Bria n Taylor. Tim Taylo r. manager Kenny Letts. Coach Now ick i and assistan t coach Easterday. No r picrured: Marc Cutler. Ken Wood. K elly Matz. 73 �JV's Have Better The N Baseball team. coached by Mr. Gruner. compiled a 7-5 win-loss record. The team on a whole was well-rounded. Greg Miller and Darin Friend helped the team at the plate, both turning in respectable averages. Scott Smith was the outstanding pitcher with a 6-3 record. Although just a few names are mentioned, the team worked as a whole which was what enabled them to be so successful. THE TEAM: Front: Scott Rodesiler, Loran Fickle, Randy Sours. Tim Dunn, Kevin VanVleet. Jack Faulkner. Tyler Baldwin. Back row: Coach Gruner, Jim Keeslar, Kamal Cariuty. Curtis Keeton, Darin Friend. Greg Miller. John Burge, Scott Smith and Brian Ludlow. 74 �Than .500 Season 75 �Varsity Is Young But Colllpetitive 76 �The girls varsity basketball team finished their season with a 4-10 conference record and a 4-12 record overall. Tami Fickle was the only member of the squad named to the Big Eight All Conference team. THE TEAM: Front row: Kim Rodesiler, Jody Robson, Connie Stempien; Middle: Kathy Williams; Back row: manager Jackie Middel, Linda Aiken, Lori Pierson, Cathy Johnson, Tarni Fickle, Robin Waderlow, Kim Loveberry, Teresa Herman, Coach Maureen Whitehead. 77 �Lady Roundballers 78 �Work Hard AI though the JV record was only 2-10 in the conference and 212 overall, the girls worked hard to learn the basics and gain experience for next year. THE TEAM: Front row: Sherry Sherwood, Deb Suever, Deb Burlew ; Back row: JoAnn McClellan, Carolyn Laurell, Karice Loveberry, Kris Condra, Coach Melissa Lloyd, manager Cassandra Smith, Tori Budd, Laurie Smith, Dawn McClelland and Tracy Rockhold. 79 �Third Place for Volleyball Squad 80 �"The varsity volleyball players worked hard together this season. They played their best and there is nothing to be ashamed of. Experience played a big part this year with only three returners, so the team was very young," commented Coach Lloyd. The team finished their conference season with a 7-5 record for third place in the Big 8 Conference. This year's All Conference volleyball players are Jackie Middel and Keke Blavet. Yumi Hagiwara received honorable mention. The team voted Jackie Middel as the most valuable player. THE TEAM: Kathy Provencal, Jackie Middel, Cathy Johnson, Colleen Avery, Dianna Smith, Coach Lloyd, manager Rita Beemer, Yumi Hagiwara, Val Bemis, Keke Blavet, Sandy Jensen, Asa Ecklund and Becky Wilson. 81 �An unbelievable number of people tried out for volleyball in November. Everyone worked their hardest to make the team. The N volleyballers played very well this season but were up against some tough competition, just like the varsity squad. The team was also very young and had a new coach this year, Miss Marcia Scheidler. Technique and working together were the two biggest factors for the team which paid off because the girls were improving with each game they played. even though their conference record was 2-11-1. THE TEAM: Front: Sherry Sherwood, manager Dawn McClellan, Deb Suever. Midd(e: Tori Budd, Tracy Rockhold, Tuesday Marchal, Carolyn Laurel!, Kathy Beemer. Back: Karen Middel, Laurie Bliss, Kim Billman, Lori Wilson and Linda Forsyth. 82 �JV Volleyballyoung but Learning 83 �Girls Undefeated for Two Years School Records Mile- 5:33.8 - Co nnie Stempien Two Mile- 12:08.1 - Connie Stempien Low Hurdles - 15.3 - Karice Love berry (also a conference record) 220- 26.4 - Jody Robson I00-yd. Dash- 11.3 - Jody Robson (also a conference record) 880 Relay- I :48.6- Jody Robso n, Bren a Osborne. Amy Porter, Karice Loveberry Mile Relay- 4:16.3 - Karice Loveberry, Amy Porter, Brenda Osborne, Cheri Laurell (also a conference record) High Jump -4' 10\12'' - Jody Robson Long Jump - 16'1 1;2''- Karice Loveberry Shot Put - 33'7"- Ginna Rice 880-yd. Run - 2:26.9- Cheri Laure II (also a conference record) 84 �The girls' track team went undefeated aga in this year. They also took the first place trophy in the Bronson Invitational, second in the Athens Relays, first in the Quincy Relays, tied for second in the regional meet and won the conference meet. GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: Front: Y umi Hagiwara, Brenda Osborne, Lori DesJardins, Karen Provencal, Angie Strang, Sherri Knisely, Kelli Stempien, Val Bemis, Theresa Waltz, Sherry SherNood , Tia Macklin, Nara Byers, Bonnie Wolfe. Second row: Mgr. Dawn Chaney, Sue Sattler, Cassandra Smith, Linne Gordon, Kris Condra, Tori Budd, Karen Andrews, Deb DesJardins, Karice Loveberry, Pat Fryer, Cindy Marsh, Cheri La urell, Brenda Cottman, Pam lies. Third row: Coach Tundevold, Theresa Coco, Connie Wolfe, Colleen Avery, Denise Wineland, Kim Rodesiler, Linda Fish, Kim Loveberry, Kathy Cottman, Teresa Herman, Connie Stempien, Cindy Booher, Lisa Kochendorfer, Dawn McClellan, Dawn Lyons, Kathy Williams. Back: Coach Chard, Linda Forsyth, Brenda Dooley, Ginna Rice, Linda Aiken, Kathy Provencal, Asa Ecklund, Tracy Allen, Amy Porter, Linda Ogurchak, Becky Wilson, Gabriella Franck, Cathy Johnson and Linda Roberts. 85 �Coaching Staff Mr. Dan Ludlow Athletic Director N Football Boys' Track Mr. Jack Feller Varsity Basketball Mr. Eric Tundevold Varsity Football Girls' Track Mr. Gary Adams Golf JV Basketball 86 Not pictured: Ms. Marcia Scheidler N Volleyball Mr. Michael Nowicki Varsity Football Varsity Baseball �Ms. Melissa Lloyd Varsity Volleyball JV Girls' Basketball Mrs. Maureen Whitehead Varsity Girls' Basketball Mr. Ken Downey Wrestling Mr. Henry Longhini JV Football Mr. Marty Chard Girls' Track Mr. Greg Gruner JV Football JV Baseball Mr. David Easterday Varsity Baseball Mr. Bob Bell Cross Country Freshman Basketball Boys' Track 87 ���������������������JUNIORS Linda Aiken Linda Anderson Nick Arnold Cindi Baranouski Rita Beemer Becky Boley Sam Bonham Kim Booher Amy Borton CLASS OFFICERS: Front to back: Teresa Herman President Kim Knisely Vice President Kathy Provencal Secretary Kim Brewer Treasurer Casey Normandin Historian Kim Brewer Mitch Bundy Don Burritt Nara Byers Maria Carpenter Doug Chaney 108 �Nora Cole Kathy Cottman Mary Cotton John Coward Terri Davis Vicki Dunn Bob Durham Dawn Finley Linda Fish Terry Forsyth Dawn Fowler Pam Freeburn Helen Gangaway Belinda Gratz Randy Hamilton Danny Herman Teresa Herman Don Hills Sheri Holon Chris Holloway Rita Hooley 109 �Cindy Horney Dennis Houck Lori Hughes Shari Ingraham Hal Jensen Terri Kindig Laura Kling Kim Knisely Sid Kreis Cathy Lange Janette Laurell Kim Loveberry Darryl Lovell Dawn Lyons Mike Maggart Patrick Malone Ken Marchal Brenda Marowelli Jeff McClellan Jerry McVicker Cindy Millard Tim Mills Greg Miner Scott Moore Armond Morris Karol Newberry Jim Nickerson Carol Nordyke Casey Normandin Denise Norton Jim Null Linda Ogurchak Mark Olmstead Brenda Osborne Julie Paul Renee Pierson Cathie Pornranka Amy Porter Karen Provencal Kathy Provencal 110 �Bruce Rice Wendy Riddle Rick Rimmer Ralph Ringle Kim Rodesiler Susan Sattler Lucy Scherer Kirk Sinclair Jackie Sleesman Randy Smead Candy Smith Dianna Smith Sandy Smith Sharon Snyder Pam Speaker Connie Stempien Troy Strane Tom Strauss Kim Strother Doug Suever Brian Taylor Tim Taylor LuAnn Thompson Brent Thornton Bob Tobolske Mark VanOort Robin Waderlow Dan Wallace Tammie Walters Jim Watts Jeff Wells Mark Whitney Kristie Williams Steve Wilson Ed Zimmerman Jon Zimmerman Not pictured: Tina Ash Deana England Earlean McVicker Lee Richards Rege Rupp Michele Wood Lloyd Worden 111 �SOPHOMORES Bob Albright Karen Andrews Lena Arnett Colleen A very Scott Badders Chuck Barber Rich Bean David Becker Scott Becker Laurie Bliss Dollie Blowers Cindy Booher David Booher Nancy Bowerman Scott Bowerman Sheila Boyd Tim Brewer David Brown Cheryl Buckberry Deborah Burlew Kamal Cariuty Theresa Coco Rhoda Coward 112 �Rich Bean, President Linda Forsyth, Vice President CLASS OFFICERS Deb Suever, Secretary Darin Friend, Treasurer Bonnie Wolfe, Historian Brian Crabill Dane Cutcher Phil Cutler Theresa Deal Dennis DeCaire Paul Dirschell Brenda Dooley Ed Dooley Michelle DuBay Kevin Dules Terry Dull Tim Dunn Steve Elkins Patrick Falzon Linda Forsyth Kris Fosdick Rodney Frederick Darin Friend Patricia Fryer Linne Gordon 113 �Richard Hand Brian Hawes Roger Hoch Joseph Hoffman Scott Holt Dawn Howell Sandra Hulbert Scott Hutchins Rhonda lies Sandy Jensen Cathy Johnson Martha Jones Sarah Kaufman Jim Keeslar Brenda Keeton Sherri Knisely Greg Kochendorfer Carolyn Laurell Theresa Liggins Brian Ludlow James Marchal Tuesday Marchal Margie McConnell TodMcLain Joe McRae Roxanne McRae Victor McVicker James Meade Melissa Medlock Karen Middel Mike Milks Brenda Miller Linda Miner Randy Mocherman Ken Newberry Cathy Nordyke Connie Nordyke Tim Parker Gordon Phair Jeff Phair 114 �Lynette Pierson John Prince Ginna Rice Mark Rice Ron Rice Danny Richards Perry Rickman Spencer Rickman Patty Ries Dan Roberts Chuck Rubley Nanette Rupp Craig Ryan Robert Sanderlin Richard Sattler Ed Saxman Ed Scherer Gerald Shobe Bill Smith Scott Smith Todd Smith Don Snyder Randy Sours Jenny Stempien Dawn Strong Debra Suever Keith Teachout Patty Travis Paul Traxler Myron Welch Randy Wendorf Kathy Wilkinson Lori Wilson Tammy Winchell Bonnie Wolfe Not pictured: Connie Wolfe Diana Wooden Chris Woodward Dennis Zimmerman Beth Adams Carl Albright Chuck Hudson Kurt Schultz Debbie Smurr 115 �FRESHMEN Dawn Anderson Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Lori Barnett Guy Bassage Kathy Beemer Jim Bellew Kim Billman Clifford Blowers Apryl Borton Tori Budd C. J. Bundy John Burge David Burlew Tony Cariuty Dawn Chaney LaJeana Coan Mark Coan David Coco Kris Condra Mickey Connin Brenda Cottman Tracy Deal 116 �Nancy Kahaian, President Pete Falzon, Vice President CLASS OFFICERS Tom Marshall, Treasurer C indy Marsh, Secretary Brenda Cottman, Historia n Doug DeCaire Lori DesJardins Leslie Ditton Norman Drumm Lynette DuBay Tina Dules Cathy Durham Jeannette Elkins Peter Falzon Jack Faulkner Loran Fickle Bob Ford Cheryl Gratz Penny Hagaman Sara Hammond Robert Hard Alvin Harrington Bob Hartbarger Billy Hawes Denise Henry Philip Higbea 11 7 �Laurie Hockenberry Denise Howell Lindsey Huepenbecker Douglas Ingraham Jim Jeffery Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Lisa Kochendorfer Betty Lamb Gerald Latta Cheri Laurell Norman LeFevre Kenny Letts Karice Loveberry Allen Luce Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall Nancy Marvin Dawn McClellan JoAnn McClellan James McGee Renee McRae Kim Milks Greg Miller John Mraz Deborah Nave Dawn Neible Von Nicholson June Ostrander Dianna Parker Ruth Peavey Marty Pierson Julie Prince Shannon Rice Preston Ricker Ray Riddle Matt Ringle 11 8 �Jamie Robbins Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jimmy Rodgers Dawn Sanders Carenda Sawdey Marc Scott Rick Sebring Sherry Sherwood Herbert Sleesman Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Laurie Smith Mark Smith Steve Smith Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Angela Strang Gene Strong Kirk Teachout Tim Thibideau Dennis Thomas James Toth Traci Travis Kevin Van Vleet Toby Walling Brenda Waltz Sheri Westfall Becky Wilson Sara Winchell Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Marty Wooden Carolyn Worth Not pictured: Penny Bailey Kenny England 119 �Administration Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary School Principal J 120 Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal �Mr. Ronald Reynolds Quincy Community Schools Superintendent Board of Education Left to right: Mr. Francis Hard, Trustee ; Mr. Jack Faulkner, Trustee ; Mr. Clover (Jack) Fowler, Trustee; Mr. Raymond Sattler, Secretary ; Mr. Harold Schultz, President ; Mr. Leon Pa rri sh, Vice President. Not pictured: Mrs. Karen Stark, Treasurer. 121 �BACC Popular With QHS Students The Branch Area Careers Center, located in Coldwater, serves students from Quincy, Bronson and Coldwater. Students have a choice of trade, industrial or health related classes. Also, the students have a chance to join one of the many youth clubs related to their particular field, such as VICA, BOEC or DECA. Many Quincy students have taken the opportunity to go to the center and have brought home top honors from the youth club contests. 122 �123 �High School Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Michigan University, M.A. Librarian Library Club Advisor Faculty Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education Golf Coach N Basketball Coach Sophomore Advisor Ms. Jane Crawford Eastern Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teacher Cheerleading Advisor Mr. Martin Chard Western Michigan University, M.A. Social Studies Girls' Track Coach Mrs. Penny Chard Western Michigan University, M.A. Guidance Counselor M.S. Physical Education M.S. Exploratory Mrs. Judy Cremeans Sienna Heights, B.A. English French Language Club Advisor Junior Advisor 124 �Mr. Tom Demerse Northern Michigan University, B.S. Shop Drafting Industrial Math and Blueprint Reading Mrs. Eleanor French Western Michigan University, B.S. Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Advisor Mr. DanGroh Central Michigan University, B.A. Art Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan University, B.S. Shop Arts and Crafts Industrial Vocations Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. English M.S. and H.S. Physical Education Freshman Advisor Mr. Max Heinemann Michigan State University, M.A. Social Worker Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. M.S. and H.S. Reading Lab 125 �Mr. Michael Hoffner Lake Superior State College, B.S . Typing Shorthand QMS Basketball Coach QMS Boys' Track Coach Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University, M.A. M.S. and H.S. Science Chemistry 126 Ms. Melissa Lloyd Alma College, B.A. Physical Education Psychology M.S. Social Studies Girls' JV Basketball Coach Varsity Volleyball Coach Senior Advisor Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan University, B.A. English Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Dan Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director JV Football Coach Boys' Track Coach Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green University, M.A. Guidance Counselor Student Council Advisor �Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Band Mrs. Patsy Sexton Western Michigan University, M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, M.A. Science Freshman Advisor Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education Co-head Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Varsity Club Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan University, M .A. Accounting General Business Consumer Education Personal Typing Senior Advisor Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State University, M .A. Agriculture Future Farmers of America Advisor 127 �Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor Ms. Susan Taylor Olivet College, B.A. Chorus Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University, M.A. M.S. and H.S. Science Physics Mathematics Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State University, M.A. English Quincy Society for the Performing Arts Advisor Drama Director Mr. Eric Tundevold Central Michigan University, B.S. M.S. and H.S. Physical Education Mathematics Co-head Football Coach Girls' Track Coach 128 Mrs. Maureen Whitehead University of Michigan, B.S. Speech Elementary Physical Education Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach �Mr. David Easterday Olivet College, B.A. Permanent Substitute N Baseball Coach Mrs. Barbara Martin Learning Disabilities Aide Mrs. Kathleen Miller Library Aide Study Hall Mrs. Joanne Finley Library Aide Study Hall Mr. Vern AcMoody Student Teacher in Business Assistant Football Coach Mr. James Malcomnson Student Teacher in Agriculture Not pictured: Ms. Lauren Sus Student Teacher in French and English 129 �Secretaries, [l] [3] [6] 130 [2] [4J [7] [5] �[l] [2] Bus Drivers, Cooks and Custodians . Opposite page: I) Mrs. Mary McCurley, superintendent's secretary; 2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, superintendent&s account'nt and secretary ; 3) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, counselor's secretary; 4) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School secretary; 5) Mrs. Connie Natusch, High School secretary; 6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, hot lunch clerk ; 7) Mrs. Sandy Price, elementary secretary. This page: BUS DRIVERS: Front: Kenneth Bidlack, Joan Matz, Beverly Nave, Dorothy Nickerson, Ann Ewers, Joyce Riddle ; Back: Dave Lynd, Judy Miller, Diane Walston, Doris Whitney, [3] . All Essential Patrick Moraniec, Gladys Burns, Martha Bowen, Verita Delcamp; Not pictured: Rose Borgert, Mark Marsh, Ray Riddle, Earl Volkert and Basil Bassage, supervisor ; 2) COOKS: Caroline Knisely, Winnie Marsh, Donna McCurley, Marie Keith, Alene Travis, Alberta Todd ; 3) CUSTODIANS: Top: James Uhrig, Jennings ; Edgar Smith, supervisor; Middle: James Burk, maintenance ; Elmer Burk, high schoolp Lawrence Bailey, middle school ; Front: George Baldauf, Jennings ; Donald Green, Jennings ; Jack Bellamy, Jennings and high school. 131 ���Congratulations Seniors and Best of Luck ACME BELT RECOATING INC. QUINCY AMERICAN LEGION POST 157 Recoa ting of Used Abrasives for Over 23 Years 639-4236 Arnold and Cole Streets P. 0. Box 7 104 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 ARNOLD AUTO PARTS CO., INC. 20 E. Chicago Coldwater Phone (517) 278-2385 BALDWIN CLINIC VETERINARY MEDICAL FACILITY 103 W. C hicago Bronson Phone ( 517) 369-9102 Quincy-Coldwater BECKWITH FURNITURE B& D TOOL & DIE, INC. LARGE STOCK OF NEW FURNITURE Bassett Headquarters Custom Work - Jigs and Fixtures 114 W. Chicago. Quincy 639-9305 Central Rd. at S. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy Phone 639-4246 FASHION HEADQUARTERS FOR THE QUEEN-SIZED LADY AND BIG AND TALL MEN 4-6 E. Ch.icago ... - .• -tt ..:.···;. .... •· ·~~:;,_- : ...~ 134 1~ • .;;~~ ; . Quincy Open Daily at 6 A.M. 279-9227 411 E. Chicago Coldwater �BURGER CHEF Good Luck Quincy Orioles 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W . Chicago Coldwa ter Phone 278-2664 Come in and see us after the games 432 Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY BRANCH COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P.C. K. 0. Branham, D.C. 683 E. Chicago Rd. 2 miles East of 1-69 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone (517) 2799377 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-4100 Agents: Judy Tompkins Glenn DesJardins Good Luck to the Class of '78 BRACY & JAHR, INC. MASONRY CONTRACTORS 825 Quincy Grange Rd. Quincy 135 �A Lovely Wedding Begins At The Carousel CARROLL'S SHOES To make your dreams come true visit our complete wedding department 48 W. Chicago, Coldwate r Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Bridal Gowns Attendants Gowns Tuxedos by After Six Wedding Photography Invitations • ~d ~tcessories COMPLIMENTS OF CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 280N . RAY-QUINCY RD. QUINCY, MICHIGAN 517 278-4893 62 Division St. Coldwater BUD'S CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING INC. CONCRETE WORK • Poured Walls • Seawalls • Flat Work • Patios • Sidewalks • Licensed and Bonded • Exposed Aggregate "Serving Branch County Since 1965" Phone 639-8166 6445 Prospect Pt. Quincy, Mich. 136 �8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 450 Marshall St. 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. Fairfield Plaza Coldwater 8:30 to 9:00 Mon., Tues. , Wed. , Thurs. , Fri . Phone(517)278-4185 R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Rd., Quincy 639-4068 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Our Friendly Agency 30 N. Clay Coldwater Michigan COLDWATER RECREATION FROM CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan Home of the Tri-State C lassic Robert and Carma Shook GARY COOPER TRUCKING Grain, Fertilizer and Lime Hauling 137 �DIAMOND SPORTS SUPPLY COTTONWOOD RESORT Complete Camping and Recrea tional Facilities May I - N ov. I Seasonal Ca mpground Rural Route #2 - Quincy, MI Ba rney a nd Eunice Pohl Phone (517) 639-4415 Everything for the Sportsminded Complete Line of Sporting Goods '~~ adidas .._~..; ·J EWELRY 0 6p<>t:bil.t' Converse Trophies Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery 7 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan DOBSON INSURANCE 14 S. Monroe St., Coldwater 279-7909 ~'t~. D &D CYCLE Ya ma ha Sales and Service Duane Field 695 E. Chicago Road Duane Carpenter Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents "See Us For Any Insurance Needs" STATE FARM A INSURANCE 138 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-2200 Congratulations to the Class of 1978 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Quincy, Michigan �W. E. DOWNER & SON, INC. WELL DRILLING 1275 Fisher Rd. Quincy 639-4053 ''Gay ltWitk~·· NORM FAULKNER FLORIST Dial 278-4148 55 Green St. Coldwater, Michigan Daily Specials Compliments of 24 E. Chicago, Quincy 639-9035 "Where the Funzat!" 139 �Howoc~ foro chong~ J1Zh8 F1lotver Box . ~ I Coldwater • Marshall Albion Hillsdale • Sturgis dining room • curb service carry out F ALRFIELD PLAZA 420 Marshall St. Coldwater, Michigan 278-5800 GENE'S f M~bll SERVICE j We Specialize in Lubrication 931 Clarendon Rd. Quincy Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy Sporting Goods Trapshoots Sundays Bobby Hankins Music City HAWKINS PRODUCE MARKET 153 Division St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Guitars- Amps - Drums Records and Tapes Baldwin Pianos and Organs HOUSE OF BEAUTY Open Daily 7:30A.M. Evening Hours Wed. and Thurs. By Appointment 8 Operators 278-4531 44 W. Chicago Coldwater "In the garden yesterday, in our store today." East U.S. 12 Coldwater 278-5587 HOUSE OF FABRICS 71 W. Pearl St. Coldwater Complete Sewing Needs Viking Sewing Machines 140 �BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 From the DIRECTOR, OFFICERS AND STAFF OF ~ RL'T iJi BANK of South Central Michigan OFFICES IN QUINCY, COLDWATER TWP., BRONSON, NORTH ADAMS 141 �KNAPP ENTERPRISES 876 E. Chicago Rd., Quincy 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, MI 49036 Tel. 279-9536 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Member FTD a nd TDS HOT SPOT RESTAURANT AND GIFT SHOP Fine Food • Fine Gifts 174 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9655 108 5. HUDSON STREET (P'l.t:.eWU:5.. §i{t:5.. {o'l. cit[[ <.Occcaion:5.. COLDWATER. MICHIGAN 49036 Cofdwate'l. Cong'l.atufa.tion:5.. to the C!faH of '78 (517) 639-8253 Lloyd's of Michigan MARSH SALES & SERVICE REAL ESTATE 19 W. Chicago - Coldwater Lake Farms Residential Commercial Sales Nick Quimby Office 278-560 I Broker Home 639-8338 Scorpion Snowmobile Hours4-IO P.M. Weekdays All Day Sat. 560North Briggs Rd . Quincy, Mich. 49082 �MARBLE LAKE MARINA • Rentals • Bait and Tackle LAKELAND SECURITY SYSTEMS Burglar and Fire Alarm Systems Residential - Commercial Industrial • Arctic Cat Snowmobiles • Johnson Outboards • M.F.G. Boats • Viking Boats • Sailboats 721 Lester Rd. 238-4250 Phone 962 Wildwood Rd. (517) 639-8007 Quincy .McDONALD'S of COLDWATER, HILLSDALE, KENDALLVILLE, IND. COMPLIMENTS OF McCLELLAN OIL COMPANY ~(11011 .___,......,._- 27 CHURCH ST . ~~~Oil DAVID A . NORTON'S • QUINCY NORTON AUCTIONEERS INCORPORATED A FULL TIME PROFESSIONAL AUCTION CORPORATION AUCTIONEERS • LIQUID~ TORS 273 N. MARSHALL ST. PH. 517·279-9063 • APPRAISERS COLDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 OR MOBILE 517-368-5581 143 �" TilL Pr.DP/,F I'U_..fS/\(; Pl. ICL " Ho me o f Deli cio us Fri ed C hi cken Roas t Beef, Ha m a nd C heese Call Ahea d - We Will Have It Rea dy Fo r Yo u E. C hi cago St. Co ld wa ter Ph o ne 278-7135 MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY A Division Of the Marmon Group Inc. Est. 1854 Wholesa le Electric Supplies Telephone 517/278-4518 KING ~ (Two Miles East on Chicago Rd. u.s. 12) Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Supporting the community a nd progress ive educa tion thro ugh cooperation a nd donati o n. Compliments of PIT STOP LOUNGE 137 W. Chicago Coldwater 279-9697 band six nights a week 58 W. Chicago Coldwater 279-6446 For Your Convenience Shop the J. C. PeQ.ney Catalog Center 279-7551 ,. 517 / 639-7733 Auto Parts a nd Equipment BOB AND JANE BUTLER 144 7 and 9 E. Ch icago St. Quincy. Ml 49082 �• Sandwiches • Sundaes • Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN • "Ace Sets the Pace" Hardware • Paints • Tool Housewares • Electrical Plumbing and Heating Supplies • Sporting Goods • Malts • Shakes • Cones . {517) 278-5532 Luncheon Special Every Day QUINCY DINER "Right on the Corner" 122 W . Chicago Quincy ACE IS THE PLACE WITH THE HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN Open 24 Hrs. Mon. Thru Sat.- Sun. till3 P.M . Always the latest fashions. from sportswear to the most elegant evenmg wear Complete line of bridal gowns bridesmaids dresses and formals ALL AT .. . APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE 6 W. Chicago St. Quincy 639-7475 145 �QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club rentals Electric Carts Food Liquor Beer Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of QUINCY ICE COMPANY QUINCY76 127 W. Chicago Quincy W. Chicago St. Quincy . · .. .. ....... ..... ·· Congratulations Seniors . SHOE STORE 40 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-8252 SHORT & SON, INC. 202 Morse St. Coldwater 278-8411 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 51 W. Pearl St., Coldwater "More Than a Century of Service" Offices in Coldwater, Union City, Tekonsha and Kinderhook 279-7511 Office Supplies • Books • Gifts Cards Coldwater "Your School Supply Headquarters" 146 �FORTHECONTEMPORARY YOUNGMAN . .. THE LIONS DENA WHOLE SHOP DEVOTED TO "TODAY" CLOTHES. SARGE'S MARKET • Soh1gro SERVICE COMPANY P. 0. Box 68 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Specializing in low prices SMALL ENOUGH TOKNOWYOULARGEENOUGH TO SERVE YOU. 106 W. Chicago, Quincy Phone (517) 639-3945 639-8025 147 �You'll Find All The Shopping News in the Read It Every Thursday. Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson • Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 42nd Year 148 �WOLVERINE PAINT AND WALLPAPER co. Downtown Quincy Clothes, Gifts, Cards n Notions For All Your Art Supplies Owners: Judy Chapman and Caryl Pridgeon 639-8102 88 W . Chicago Coldwater (517) 639-4 127 YUKON MOTORS LAWN EQUIP. SERVICE Quincy, Mich. WATTS DRUGS "Where Friendship and Science Meet" QUINCY Phone 639-5125 WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 The Oriole Staff Extends its sincere thanks to all those advertisers and sponsors who helped make our yearbook possible. 149 �Congratulations Class of '78 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY 7 I 3 E. Chicago. Coldwater Halfway Between Coldwater and Quincy WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater Patrons Clay's Resta urant - Lake George Connie, Bonnie, Lena and Debbie- 1980 The Crawford Family - Fremont, Ind. Ernst Dog n Suds- Coldwater Foxy Lady Shop - Coldwater Gene and Inez Gipple and son Mike Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hoffner Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson, Sr.- Fremont Lad and Lassie - Coldwater 150 Max Larsen Ford, Inc.- Coldwater Mr. and Mrs. James Prince - Ray, Ind. Ray Bottled Gas - Gene Freeburn Ray Milling Co. - Ray , Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Rodesiler Mona Slaybaugh - Fremont, Ind. Gary a nd Tammy Vanderpool and sons Kathie Wolfe- Ray, Ind.- QHS Mrs. Robert Wolfe �SPONSORS DA IS MARINE, INC. 187 e GR ER ENTERPRISES, INC. Gle Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy H J\ D AND BUCHANAN TRAILER: SALES 10~ E. Chicago Qui . Chicago y L.A. WOOD & SONS CONTRACTORS, INC. 89L . Cnicago Q.?uincy IHTTLE KING MOTEL RIOLE SNACK SHACK UINCY CEMENT BLOCK PRODUG PURLOCK REALTY & INSURANC Coldwater ERA Member Broker SURGE SALES & SERVICE Quincy JAMES R. VOZAR INSUR,A;NCE CO 18 W. Chicago Quincy .... ���QMS Student Council Top: The middle school Student Council members include: Front: Brian Ditton, Kelly Johnson, Secretary Chris Johnson, Treasurer Robbie Smith, Vice President Todd Strane, President Tom Bean, Dawn Ledbetter, Mike Hagaman. Back: Lisa Hickok, Art Kahaian. Far back: Mr. Henry Longhini, council advisor. Middle: The council sponsored a team of sixth and seventh graders to participate in the Big 8 Spelling Bee. Rachel McRae was the first place winner and Lori Dobson was the third place winner while the team placed second over-all. The team included : Front: Michelle Sobiech, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae. Second row: David Thornton, Stacy Houk. Third row: Val Beckwith , Lori Litwaitis. Back: Cheryl Bradley, David Donbrock and Bart Marshall. Bottom: QMS party-goer s. The Student Council also sponsors eighth grade students in the Big 8 College Bowl. Two teams went this year including Art Kahaian, Mark Ludlow, Amy Geishert, Tom Bean, Lori Fosdick, Karen Karney, David Sobiech, Jill Faulkner, David Finley, Melody McConnell. Linda Allen and Mike Vozar served as alterna tes. 154 �Top Left: QMS students enjoy a MacDonald's feas t after the magazine drive. Right: Mark finds something funny at a midd le school party. Boll om Left: The girls learn a dance routine while the boys look on. Right: Favorite dancing positions. 155 �QMSBands 156 •• �157 �6th Grade Band 8th Grade Band Top - Page 156: Bottom - Page 1 6: First row: Deena Dowker Tim Brown Alicia Veysey Lisa Stempien Lori Dobson Lisa Lyons Paula Falzon Lynn DesJardins Becky Smith Rachel McRae Tammy Johnson Va! Beckwith Second row: Karen Stempien Beth Sours Michelle Miller Bobby Miner Stac Houk Patty Lutterb~e:;c;==---....,_ Steve Miller Lori Camp Third row: Michelle Sobiech Bart Marshall David Ostrander David Geiman Cheryl Bradley Kelly Riddle Lori Litwaitis Juli Owens Kelly Norton Robyn Rubley Fourth row: Peggy Gollnick Mike Mitchell Stacy Smith Dean DeCaire Jennifer Dobson Laura Horney Gail Wineland wn Hilton Becky Badders Fifth row: Melissa Powers risty Strouse ammy Brewer First row: Jeff Suever Kim Kline Jackie Kanab Carol Pangbor Ginger Hartbar er Second row: LaRae Walker Becky Brown Lori Wallace Diane Gilbert Denise Houck Gail Condra Diane Ingraha Kris Quimby Third row: Sarah Brickey Brent Parkinson ourth row: Kim Browning Eric Rice Wally Schultz Kim Hagy Richard Lutz Norman Herman Ken Holloway Kurt Spalding Kevin Hooley Lori Bailey Diane Fidler Roxie Knapp Director- Mr. Rick Overgaard Top - Page 157: First row: Kim Bradley Linda Allen Melody McConnell Kim Stempien Second row: Teresa Englehardt Erin Sawdey Chevelle Travis Amy Hammond LuAnn Tessin Karen Karney Kelli Campbell Tina Hand Dawn Wood Third row: Jim Rollins Mike Vozar h ahaian- - Brian Beaudin John Normandin Amy Geishert Andy Snyder Scott Preston Dan Ousley Brian Preston Ed Buell Randy Rumsey Alec Legg Keith Pohl Fourth row: Kristy Hutchins DeWain DeCaire Brian Wymer �More Music- QMS Choruses Top: 8th GRADE CHORALIERS: Front: Tina Herman, Beth Forsyth, Rhonda McRae, Darlene Kling, Rhonda Wilber, Debbie Kiersey. Middle: Teresa Lutterbeck, Kim Knowles, Penny Wygant, Tina Mraz, Brenda Van Over. Back: Carolyn Peck, Lori Gibson, Jane Neeley, Marilyn Truitt, Mike Barnett, Jeff Sawyer. Not pictured: Jeff LeFevre, Tammie LeFevre, Tina Little, Kelly Ressler, DeeAnn Barber. Bottom: ENSEMBLE VII: Front: Sherry Poole, Rhonda Antus, Kim Parker. Middle: Ray Marvin, Ruth Fulk, Angie Cottman . Back: Brent Withington , Vaughn Surett, Todd Cochrane. The director of the choral groups is Ms. Susan Taylor. 159 �Cheerleaders Replace 160 �Pep Club Page 160, Top: GIRLS 8th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS : Vertica lly: Tina Herman, Lisa Hickok, Christian Toth, Beth Tobolske. Left: Gail Arnett. Right: Rhonda McRae. Page 160, Bollom: GIRLS 7th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front: Debbie Lewis. Middle: Kim Sauers, Tammy Clark, Nanette Weber, Dawn Ledbetter. Back: Chris Kline. Page 161, Left: BOYS 7th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Center front : Kris Quimby , Lori Bailey , Sarah Brickey, Gail Condra. Left: Nanette Weber. Right: Tammy Clark Right: BOYS 8th GRADE BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front : Tina Herman , Terri Ditton . Middle: Gail Arnett, Beth Tobolske, Rhonda McRae. Top: Lisa Hickok. The cheerleading squads were advised by Mrs. Bonita Hoffner, pictured on the opposite page. 161 �Flag Football Always Popular 162 This page top, Front: D. Loveberry, B. Chapman, J. Taylor, T. Smith; Middle: C. Shilling, A. Snyder, R. Gibson; Back: Coach L. Kriser, B. Rurka, T . Brewer, M. Dennis, Coach S. Wilson ; Bottom, Front: Coach B. Miller, R. Hotchkiss, B. Harmon, J. Harmon, T. Bean, D. Sobiech, A. Kahaian; Back: B. Wymer, S. Hinds, M. Vozar, R. Rodgers, Coach R. Houtz. Opposite page top, Front: R . Crick, S. Wilkinson, M. Sanderson, K. Holloway; Middle: J . Ellis, R. Lange, J. Burge, M. Lud low; Back: Coach F. Parkinson, S. Lippert, W . Horney, S. Clark, T. Loveberry, Coach M. Loveberry; Bouom, Front: S. Altman, T. Strane, S. Brand, B. Park inson ; Back: Coach B. Whitney, E. Rice, S. Stempien, M. Hard, B. Cutler, Coach S. Smith . .. �163 �Quincy 59 26 35 39 43 39 27 Opponent 37 39 28 37 27 31 22 Concord Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Tournament 34 40 39 40 Albion St. John 28 Athens 17 Reading 8th Grade Basketball Front: Rob Smith. Tom Bean. Dave Sobiech. Jim Burge. Doug Loveberry. Rowdy Gibson. Scott Lippert. Joe Vorce: Back: Matt O'Brien. Brad Rurka . Wes Horney. Steve Hinds. Mike Vozar. Coach Stewart. Tom Loveberry. Roy Rodgers. Mark Ludlow. Dave Finely. Todd Strane: Not pictured: manager Tim Brown and Scott Brand. 164 �7th Grade Basketball Front: Mike Hard , J ay Millard, Mike Dennis, manager Norman Herman; Second row: Doug Russell , Lloyd Paul, Wally Schultz, Barry Chapma n, Ken Holloway, Coach Hoffn er; Back: Eric Rice, Kurt Spalding, Ron Lange, John Taylor, Brett Cutler, Ray Crick, Brent Parkinson. Quincy 29 19 37 30 43 22 20 Opponent 25 35 22 18 18 25 27 Concord Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Tournament 17 32 Coldwater Union City 165 �Quincy 60 53 37 58 21 Second Place - 166 �Wrestling Grows in Popularity WRESTL E RS: Front: Bre nt Gof o rth, Glen Avery, Tom Brewer, Todd Smith, Steve Stempien . Jim Supia nos ki. Andy Richard s, Bill Poole : Middle: matmaid Rene Ma tz, Joe Ha rmo n. Ma tt Bowling, Scott Wil kinson. John Norma nd in . Brian Ha rm on, Da rry l Snyder. Rodney Rupp, man ager Steve Lamb ; Back : Ed Buell , Brad Freeburn. Robbi e Hotchkiss. Brian Beaudin, Brent Whitney, Brya n Wymer, Keith Pohl , Alec Legg, Jim Neeley. Greg Saunders and Coach Gruner. *** Cross Country CROSS COUNTRY: Front: Ken Holloway. John Normandin, Raymond Crick, Todd Cochrane, Kurt Spalding; Second row: Brent Parkinson, Tom Bean, Doug Loveberry, Dave Finley ; Third row: manager Dennis DeCaire, Jim Burge. Mark O'Brien, Brent Whitney, Ed Buell, Norm Herman. Eric Rice and Coach Bell . 167 �QMS Boys Win It All 168 �1978 QMS RECORDS Shot - Steve Hinds - 44'3" Pole Vault - Robbie Hotchkiss- 9'6" 60-yd. High Hurdles- Steve Hinds - 8.t Tie (also ties middle sc · ool track record) - .. -; ....... ?_..: --- .. ,;_, -~ QMS BOYS' TRACK TEAM: Front row: Scott Wilkinson, Barry Chapman, Todd Strane, Matt O'Brien, Brent Parkinson, Raymond Crick, Todd Cochrane, Ken Holloway, Robbie Smith, Jeff Ellis. Second row: Manager Stacy Houk, Eric Rice, Scott Brand, David Finley, Brett Cutler, Ronald Lange, Mark O'Brien, Donald Booher, Doug Russell, Andy Richards, Tom Bean, John Taylor, Loren Huepenbecker, Randy Hagerman. Third row: Coach Hoffner, Brad Rurka , Brent Whitney, Henry Hotchkiss, Bryan Harmon, Jim Neeley , Jim Burge, Brad Freeburn, Brian Wymer, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski, Kevin Kaiser, Doug Loveberry. Back row: Steve Hinds, Jay Millard, Steve ClarK, DeWain DeCaire, Tom Loveberry and Coach Abbott. 169 �New Sport for Girls EIGHTH UMJJc Quincy onent 29 47 28 49 44 Jonesville Springport Jonesville Bronson 170 �atQMS The girls basketball program, new at QMS this year, got off to a good start with the eighth grade posting a 5-0 record and the seventh grade a 1-3 record. EIGHTH GRADE TEAM: Front: Darlene Kling, Denise Laurell, Chris John son, Terri Ditton , Linda Allen; Second row: Tammie Johnston. Kristy Hutchins. Kelli Campbell, Renee Matz, Kim Stempien, Jill Faulkner; Third row: Coach Bob Stewart, Amy Geishert. LuAnn Tessin, Dawn Brown, Lori Fosdick, Pam Loose and Karen Karney. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM: Front: Gail Condra, Lori Bailey, Ginger Hartbarger, Julie Ringle, Sarah Brickey; Back row: Coach Gail Banker, Diane Fidler. Diane Gilbert, Cathy Smith, Karen Latta, Kim Browning and Denise Houck. 171 �QMS GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: From row: Gail Condra, Rhonda Wilber, Gail Arnett, Lisa Hickok. Julie Ringle, Ginger Arnett, Lori Bailey, Dawn Woods, Ch ris Toth. Nanette Weber. Second row: Denise Laurell, Chris Johnson. Renee Matz, Kelli Campbell, Darlene Kling, Tracy Sanderson. Jill Faulkner, Tina Hand, Anita Cekander. Tammy Dooley. Back row: Coach Hoffner, manager Stacy Houk, Dawn Brown. Connie Eberts, Susan Rice, Pam Loose, Marlene Roberts. Melody McConnell, Tammy Clark. Diane Ingraham, Diane Gilbert, Lori Fosdick. Tammy Johnston and Coach Abbott. 172 �QMS Girls Win 2 and Invitational 1978 QMS RECORDS High Jump- Pam Loose - 4'4" 60-Yd. Dash- Chris Toth - 8.0 Tie 75-Yd. Dash- Gail Arnett - 9.9 880 Relay- Gail Arnett, Pam Loose, Lisa Hickok, Lori Bailey - 2:00.2 Mile Relay- Dawn Brown, Pam Loose. Jill Faulkner. Gail Condra - 4:46.0 .... 173 �Eighth Graders Linda Allen Shellie Altman Robert Antus Gail Arnett DeeAnn Barber Thomas Bean Brian Beaudin Matthew Bowling Scott Brand Kim Bradley Danny Brewer Dawn Brown Edward Buell James Burge Kelli Campbell Steven Clark Kim Cole Guy Creager DeWa in DeCaire Terrie Ditton Lisa Dules Connie Eberts Jeffrey Ellis Teresa Englehardt Jill Faulkner Robin Field David Finley Beth Forsythe Lori Fosdick Bradley Freeburn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Mary Gollnick Bonnie Gratz 174 �Angela Green Randall Hagerman Amy Hammond Tina Hand Christine Hargreave Larry Harbaugh Anita Harmon Brian Harmon Tina Herman David Higbea Lisa Hickok Steven Hinds Wesley Horney Kevin Hosek Robbie Hotchkiss Loren Huepenbecker Kristy Hutchins Christine Johnson Tammy Johnston Arthur Kahaian Karen Karney Angela Kelley Debbie Kiersey Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kim Kn.owles Denise Laurell Jeffery LeFevre Tammy LeFevre Alec Legg Scott Lippert Tina Little Pamela Loose Doug Loveberry Tom Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McConnell Rhonda McRae 175 �Susan McVicker Alan Merchant Charles Miller Pam Miller Tina Mraz Michelle Nave James Neeley Jane Neeley John Normandin Lonnie Nutt Mark O'Brien Matt O'Brien Danny Ousley Claude Peavey Carolyn Peck Scott Peterson Keith Pohl William Poole Brian Preston Ronnie Rasmussen Kelly Ressler Susan Rice Andrew Richards Roy Rodgers James Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Bradley Rurka Thomas Russell Mike Sanders Tracy Sanderson Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Saxman Lorena Scherer Calvin Shilling Gregory Smith Marjanna Smith Robert Smith Andrew Snyder 176 �Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Cheryl Stephens Kimberly Stempien Todd Strane Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Christian Toth Chevelle Travis Joseph Vorce Michael Vozar Daryl Wells Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Dawn Woods Penny Wygant Bryan Wymer Seventh Graders John Albright Rhonda Antus Ginger Arnett Glen Avery Lori Bailey Donald Booher Ricky Booher Thomas Brewer Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Kimberly Browning Donald Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Todd Cochrane 177 �Gail Condra Cindy Connin Angela Cottman Tammy Clark Raymond Crick Brett Cutler Laurie Daignault Michale Dennis Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Diane Fidler Kimberly Freese Ken Frederick Ruth Fulk Sherry Gibson Diane Gilbert Brent Goforth Michael Hagaman Kimberly Hagy Michael Hard Joseph Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Brian Henry Norman Herman Kevin Hooley Kenneth Holloway Denise Houck Tammy Houvener Cheri Hudson Diane Ingraham Larry Jones Jacqueline Kan~by Kevin Kaiser Cindy Kelley Rickey Kiersey Christine Kline Roxanne Knapp Ronald Lange Karen Latta Dawn Ledbetter 178 \ �Debra Lewis Richard Lutz Steven Lamb Raymond Marvin Andrew Meade Gerald Meade Tamara Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Craig Miller Carol Pangborn Julie Parker Kim Parker Brent Parkinson Vickie Peck Melissa Pierson Lloyd Paul Sherry Poole . Jamie Prince Kristina Quimby Wayne Rehner Robert Ressler Eric Rice Julie Ringle Marlene Roberts Douglas Russell Kim Sauers Walter Schultz Jennifer Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Robert Speaker John Spragg Tony Stanton Steven Stempien Jeff Suever Vaughn Surett 179 �James Supianoski John Taylor Dennis Wages LaRae Walker Lori Wallace Daniel Walters Nanette Weber Scott Wilkinson Daniel Williams David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington Not pictured: Trenton Smith Sixth Graders Beckie Badders Valerie Beckwith James Beemer Daniel Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Daniel Bohner Joseph Bowerman Cheryl Bradley Tamara Brewer Timothy Brown Andrew Buell Teresa Byrd Lori Camp Ronald Coco Sarah Creager Susan Daignault Dean DeCaire Timothy Delaney Lynn DesJardins 180 �Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Norvel DuBay Kimberly Eddington Michael Ellis Paula Falzon Timothy Finley Charlene Fletcher David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Karen Gordon Kristine Green Tammie Green Jodie Henning Danny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Laura Horney Karen Hosek Stacy Houk Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Dalous Kelley James Lane Kirk Larson Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothamer Patricia Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Jimmie Maggart Douglas Marsh Bartley Marshall Steven Meade Jeff Miller 18 1 �Michelle Miller Steven Miller Robert Miner Michael Mitchell Michael Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Patricia Mraz Teresa Neeley Kelly Norton Denver Nutt David Ostrander Juli Owens Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Shawn Poynor Kelly Riddle Alton Ritchey David Roberts Robyn Rubley Mark Sanders Robert Saxman Rebecca Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Beth Sours Robert Stanton Terry Stephens Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Kristie Strouse Fawn Surett Kenneth Teachout Lora Tenney Debbie Thomas David Thornton Susanne Toth Alicia Veysey William Vorce Michale Walcott 182 �Stacy Westfall Pamela Wilber Timothy Wilkinson Gail Wineland Lance Wiser Not pictured: James England Middle School Faculty Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics 7th Grade Girls' Basketball Coach Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics QMS Cross Country Coach QHS Cross Country Coach Freshman Basketball Coach QHS Boys' Track Coach Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University, M.A. English Mathematics H.S. Algebra 183 �Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Science Exploratory QHS Wrestling Coach Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science QHS Basketball Coach 184 Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State University, B.A. ' Science Mr. Greg Gruner Central Michigan U niversity, B.S. Humanities QMS Wrestling Coach JV Football Coach JV Baseball Coach Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teacher �Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan University, B.S. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor Above Left: Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies English Exploratory 8th Grade Boys' Basketball Coach 8th Grade Girls' Basketball Coach Left: Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, M.A. Social Studies English 185 �1978AWARDS SOCIAL STUDIES MOST IMPROVED 6th Kelly Johnson 7th Scott Peterson 8th Brent Whitney and Jeff Ellis 6th Tim D laney 7th I.:ori Wallace 8th David Sobiech ' I MOSTOUTSTi N 6th Tim Finle 7th Mike Hagaman 8th Amy Geishert MOST IMPROVED 6th Deena Dowker, Andy Buell and Beth Sours 7th Joe Harmon 8th Greg Saunders and Robbie Hotchkiss ENGLISH MOST OUTSTANDING 6th Rachel McRae 7th Diane Ingraham 8th Dawn Woods MOST I {!ROVED 6th Mike WaJcott 7th David Wilson 8th Chris Toth MA MOST OUTSTANDING •-~----------~ thA~r~·~~~--- 6th Michelle urrett 7th Carol Pan born 8th Jim Rolli s 7th Brent Parkinson 8th David Finley PRY.SLCAL ED.llCA 7:.10 N ~----' MOST OUTSTANDING MOST IMPROVED 6th Mike Ellis 6th Gerald Hinds 7th Nan Weber and Jim Supianoski 7th Julie Parker, Anita Cekander 8th Tammy Johnston and Glen Avery 8th Debbie Kiersey and Scott Brand CHORUS MOST OUTSTANDING 7th Brent Withington 8th Teresa Lutterbeck 7th Rhonda Antus 8th Rh0nda McRae HUMANITIES MOST OUTSTANDING Mike Hard MOS11 IMPROVED Karen Latta BAND MOST OUTSTANDING 7th Kevin Hooley and Diane Fidler 8th Kim Stempien and Amy Geishert MOST OUTSTANDING Lisa Hickok GROUP GUIDANCE MOST IMPROV.£1J Roy Rodgers MOST IMPROVED ATTITUDE Tammy Houvener 186 MOST!IMPROVED 7th LaR-ae Wal-k f ,, 11 8th Brian Wymer and Brian Be~udin MOST'. INDEPENDENT WORKER I �FACU.LTY AWARD 6th Lori Dobson 7th Tammy Meyer 8th Kim Stempien and Jill Faulkner CITIZENSHIP A WARD 6th David Geiman 7th Marlene Roberts 8th Chris Johnson OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION 7th Kelli Smith 8th Karen Karney, Amy Geishert and Art Kahaian BE DRESSED Jill Faulkner lt\rthur Kahaian MOCK vL"E(I;TIONS CLA$S FLIRTS Beth Tobolske Tom Bean SHYEST Mike Vozar Gail Arnett Arthur Kahaian Karen Ka rney 18Z ���Fifth Grade Denise Antus Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Terry Berkshire Tim Berry Lisa Billman Allen Blodgett William Blowers Jim Boulton Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Tim Brockway Terri Brower Shari Brown Karime Cariuty David Chaney Tammy Coombs Jacqueline Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Keli Cutler Eric Dules Christine Dunn Frank Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Englehardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Lisa Gilbert 190 �Michael Gipple Billie Harbaugh Joseph Harmon Wendy Harmon Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Becky Jones Ted Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Edwin Kelley Wendy Kelly Bobby Knowles Bobby Krick Kenny Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Gail Lay Eric Lippert Tom Lothamer Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Edward Marsh Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jim McRae Tonya Meyer Cyndi Michael Barry Miller Danny Nance Marjorie Nave Kelli Newberry Jeff Ousley Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Phillippy Elton Potter Sherry Ritchey Willy Richards 19 1 �Darren Ricker JoEllen Robson Brent Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka Richie Sanderson Denise Shepherd Matt Smith David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Rusty Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trail Greg Trowbridge Stella Van W aid Dawn Waligora Kelly Wallace Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not pictured: Michael Rodgers FIFTH GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey Miss Kristine Wingle FOURTH GRADE TEACHERS Miss Phylis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Paulette Stempien 192 �Fourth Graders Paula Kay Adams Shawn Avra Brenda Baily Jason Baily Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Todd Betts Lori Blackman Timothy Blodgett Bobby Blowers Denise Bohner Robyn Burks Edward Cariuty William Clouse Chantal Cochrane Stacy Connin Tom Copeland Travis Creager Virginia Culver Todd DenBraber Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Jamie England Angie Erts Tim Erts Penny Evans Diane Fletcher Mary Lea Geiman Edward Gragus Paula Gratz David Hammond Darin Higbee Bobby Hooley Chad Horn 193 �Lee Hyde Billy Jeffries Teresa Jeffry George J enkot Teresa Johnson Michael Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Kristin Kindig Robin Laurell Greg Madsen Tracy Maggart Paige Mason Matthew McConnell Joel Mitchell Richard Moore Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Calvin Nickles Tim O'Brien Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Tammy Peck April Persails Matt Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Mark Ricker Susan Rickman Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kimberly Rosendaul Melanie Ryan 194 �Sandy Salyer Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Kimberly Sieger Dawn Sleesman Lisa Smallwood Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Melissa Sours Kevin Stempien Shawn Talbot Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Rhonda VanRiper Chuck Vorce Tracy Walters LeeAnn Watters James Weber LuAnn Willardo David Wilson Melissa Wood Not pictured: Ronnie King Third Graders Corey Avra Lori Baker Mike Baldwin Jacinda Beckwith Bobby Bennett Debbie Berry Susan Blount Iva Blowers Millie Blowers Connie Booher 195 �Brian Bowerman Willard Bradley Missy Bradshaw Marc Brand Earl Brouse Jeff Brown Jenny Buell Vikki Burley Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Norman Cekander Michelle Christian Kristina Cizas Jerri Clark Richard Clark Tom Cole Mike Colon Carroll Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tommy Donbrock Bobby Dooley Tim Dowker Joey Dunn Allen Ebert Dennis Evans David Fillmore Glenn Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Kendra Galinis Richard Galinis Steve Ganger Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes 196 �Rick Herman Leslie Hilton Eddie Horney Tammie Hutchins Christie Jansen David Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Mark Landis Joedy Latta John Latta Richard Lensky Alicia Lowther David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Kari Mark ley Angela Marsh Scott Marvin Sheryl McAllister Alan McClellan Kim McLain Bobby McNall Dennis Miller Susan Miller Tim Minton Sandy Nave Mitch Neeley Karen Newberry Chris Ousley Penny Parrish Rhonda Paul Lori Pavelko April Philippy Aaron Porter Randy Prater Brian Price 197 �Michele Quimby Mark Rootes Tammy Rzepka Kathleen Ryan Richie Schultz Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Robert Tenney Christine Tong Greg Trowbridge Mark Van Blarcom Corbett Wages Sanford Waltz Lorrinda Whitney Tracy Winger John Winter Scott Withington Jackie Wood Lenny Wright Not pictured: Corky Lipman Brian Miller THIRD GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Ruth King Miss Mary Sewall Mrs. Roberta Timm Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear \ \ Second Graders Trevor Anderson Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball William Beckwith 198 �Larry Beebe Trent Blair Scott Boyer Tina Briggs Randy Brouse LeeAnn Brown Mamie Brown Rachelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Temrey Burritt Erik Buterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joey Cekander Shawn Centers Callie Clark Kelli Clingan Steven Conley Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Billy Crick Bobby Crick Angela Culver Paul Davis Paul Davis Lance DeMerritt Richard Dobson Shedrick Duffy Laura Easterday Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cary Feldbauer Laura Fersch Cynthia Fillmore Edwin Forest Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Rick Hagaman 199 �Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Barbara Henning James Hoff Derek Horn James Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Bryan Jeffery Michelle Jeffrey Kenny Johnson Patty Justice Brady Keys Karen Kratzer Rhonda Krick Jennifer Leosh John Locklin Beverly Lowther Steven Marowelli David Marshall Debbie Marvin Lisa Mason Daniel Mawby Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Mellissa McMichael Kristie McRae Dwayne McVicker Brian Miller Pam Miller Lisa Mraz Laura Noblitt Derek O'Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Tina Paul Daryl Pavelko 200 �Tim Pearson Shannon Persails Christa Pifer Derek Potter Chad Purcell Amy Quimby Derik Reichhart Michele Richards Nicki Ritter Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Salyer Kim Shaw Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Penny Varney Carol Wilson Brian Woodbury Melinda Woods SECOND GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Mary Newton FIRST GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen 201 �First Graders Amy Allen Brian Anderson Joel Asher Annette Bailey Mike Bailey Cheryl Balcom Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Angelique Berry Brett Bowers Dawn Briggs Missy Burgen Wayne Burke Eric Cheyne Christine Christian Michael Clemenson Steve Clifford Tammy Colon Jamie Conley Dena Converse Gaye Coolman Steven Counterman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Joe Duffy Jodi Edwards Kevin Elliott Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathryn Freese Tracey Gilpin Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon 202 �Angie Hagaman Wayne Hamrick Jennifer Hard Robert Harrington Michelle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Staci Higbea Joseph Hoff Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Terri Howard Tom Hughes Janelle Jeffrey Marilee Jeffrey Joe Johnson Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Danielle Laurell Dawn Lindbert Kevin Longhini Joel Lothomer Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley Autumn Marson Barbars McClellan Michele McClughen Jerard McDowell Chad McGlothlen Tina Meyer Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Brett Moore Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandra Morrison 203 �Chad Musselman Julie Nance Daniel Nave Sherry Neusbaum AmyJo Newberry Dick Norton Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Chris Pepper Heath Persails Beth Philippy Joel Potter Darrin Rehner Jacklyn Reynolds Amy Riley David Risk Tim Sanders Jaime Sanderson Richard Sarles Sandra Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Kyle Smith Toby Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Tracy Stout Kelie Strouse Paul Swift Debbie Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald Annette Vorce Fred Wagner Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Julie Weller Roland Wing 204 �Toby Winger Benjamin Willardo Derek Wood Kent Wyatt Not pictured: Jodi Hess Michael King Todd Massey Kindergarteners Jennifer Adams Darin Bailey Tony Baker Sabrina Baldwin Brandon Barrett Catherine Bennett Steve Booher Joseph Bradley Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Brian Buckley Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Derek Carpenter Yvonne Cekander Carmen Centers Ronald Christian Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenneth Coco Gala Cole Bonnie Converse Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Ditton Melissa Dodd Francine Fersch 205 �Christine Field Timothy Finney Ginger Foley Jason Gale Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Michael Hacker Melinda Hagaman Stacy Hamrick Kenneth Hankins Glen Hard Weston Hardy Jason Harmon Shannon Harmon Gretchen Heise Sean Higbea Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Michelle Holt Rhonda Hotchkiss Michelle Howard James Hyde Toni Jeffrey Dawn Kiersey Trent Kiersey Rebecca Kimball AngelaKirt LeonKnirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Louie Krick Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debra Lauren Laura Leonhardt Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Deborah Mawby Donald McCall 206 �Brenda McClellan Hope Meade Brent Miller William Murphy Chad Newberry Buck Norton Ryan O'Connell Laura Otis Joshua Owen Cherish Paradin"' Malissa Parker Theresa Parks Allen Paul Joseph Pechota Mary Peck Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Andrew Phillips Kirk Philson Rex Pomranka Justin Reichhart Donna Richards David Roberts Glenn Sarles Susan Saxman Daniel Scherer Paul Searing Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Tim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle ·Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Justin Styer Wendi Taylor 207 �Shawn Thompson Gary Thornton Rebecca Tobolska Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker KariJo Varney Kelly Wagner Thomas Wagner Matthew Waligora Sherri Walters Robert Waltz Sean Watson Richard Weller Ronald Weller Amy Wing Michelle Winger Mcs. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/ff23fd2ef27a2a280450a23a4e7b7908.pdf 34139b33fee4796c8d7f8f302609f7f8 PDF Text Text ORIOLE 0 �,f �0 ��THE 1979 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN ���4 �5 ���8 �9 ���12 �13 ���16 �TABLE OF CONTENTS 18 PEOPLE 62 ACTIVITIES 110 SPORTS 150 MIDDLE SCHOOL 176 ELEMENTARY 194 ADVERTISERS 17 �18 �PEOPLE 0 19 �Super Seniors 20 Linda Aiken Teresa Anderson Nick Arnold Cindi Baranouski Rita Beemer Rebecca Boley Sam Bonham Kim Booher Amy Borton �of Seventy-Nine Kim Brewer Mitch Bundy Don Burritt Nara Byers Maria Carpenter Doug Chaney Mary Cotton John Coward Kathy Cottman 21 �The Moment Teri Davis Dawn Finley 22 Dawn Fowler Andy Doll Linda Fish Pam Freeburn Deanna England Terry Forsyth Helen Gangaway �May Be Temporary . • • Randy Hamilton Dan Herman Teresa Herman Christine Holloway Rita Hooley Cindy Horney Lori Hughes Shari Ingraham Dennis Houck 23 �but the Memory Hal Jensen Terri Kindig Kim Knisely Sid Kreis Cathy Lange Janette Laurel! Kim Love berry Daryl Lovell Dawn Lyons �Is Forever. Patrick Malone Jeff McClellan Scott Moore Ken Marchal Cindy Millard Armond Morris Brenda Marowelli Greg Miner Karol Newberry 25 �James Nickerson 26 Carol Nordyke Casey Normandin Denise Norton Jim Null Linda Ogurchak Mark Olmstead Brenda Osborne Julie Paul Class Song �Renee Pierson Cathie Pomranka Amy Porter Karen Provencal Kathy Provencal Bruce Rice Wendy Riddle Kim Rodesiler Rege Rupp ''Dust in the Wind'' 27 �28 Susan Sattler Lucy Scherer Maria Scherer Kurt Schultz Kirk Sinclair Randy Smead Candis Smith Dianna Smith Sandy Smith Class Flower �Sharon Snyder Pam Speaker Connie Stempien Troy Strane Kim Strother Suever Brian Taylor Tim Taylor LuAnn Thompson White Rose Doug 29 �Brent Thornton Mark VanOrt Tammi Walters Class Colors 30 Bob Tobolske Robin Waderlow Jim Watts Mauricio de Ia Torre Dan Wallace eff Wells Light Green & �Marina Wernli Mark Whitney Steve Wilson Jackie Wood Loyde Worden Zimmerman Not Pictured: Karen Campbell Bob Durham Ed Kristie Williams Michele Wood Jon Zimmerman Philip Rankin Ralph Ringle Deborah Sanderson 31 �Hall of Fame (1) (2) (3) (1) Best Personality- Karen Provencal and Dan Herman; (2) Most Likely to Succeed - Maria Carpenter and Tim Taylor; (3) Most Musical - Kathy Provencal and Dan Wallace; (4) Best Looking -Amy Porter and Bob Tobolske; (5) Tallest - Dawn Finley and Tim Taylor. Page 33: (1) Most Dramatic- Cindi Baranouski and Jeff Wells; (2) Most Talkative - Denise Norton and Tim Mills; (3) Most Artistic Michele Wood and Troy Strane; ( 4) Most Intelligent - Kathy Provencal and Greg Miner; (5) Cut-Ups and Most Daring Becky Boley and Randy Smead; (6) Shortest- Sandy Smith and Jil Null. (4) 32 (5) �(6) (7) (8) (1 0) (11) (9) 33 �(1) (2) (3) (1) Best Build- Kathy Cottman and Bob Tobolske; (2) Most Active - Teresa Herman and Tim Taylor; (3) Most Gullible Denise Norton and Doug Suever; (4) Friendliest - Patrick Malone, Karen Provencal and Dan Herman. (4) 34 �(1) (2) ( 1) Best Dressed - Connie Stempien and Tim Mills (Rege Rupp, not pictured); (2) Rowdiest - Linda Aiken and Randy Smead; (3) Most Bashful -Rita Hooley and John Coward; (4) Most Athletic - Connie Stempien and Tim Taylor. (3) (4) 35 �Class Officers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Tim Taylor, Historian Casey Normandin, Secretary Kathy Provencal and Vice President Greg Miner (Treasurer Kim Rodesiler not pictured). JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Rich Bean, Vice President Linda Forsyth, Historian Bonnie Wolfe, Treasurer Darin Friend and Secretary Sherri Knisely. 36 �SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Historian Brenda Cottman, Vice President Pete Falzon, President Nancy Kahaian, Secretary Carolyn Worth and Treasurer Lori DesJardins. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President Arthur Kahaian, Secretary Chris Johnson, Treasurer Robbie Smith and Vice President Dave Finley. 37 �JUNIORS Carl Albright Robert Albright Karen Andrews Lena Arnett Colleen Avery Scott Badders Richard Bean Scott Becker Laurie Bliss Cindy Booher David Booher Nancy Bowerman Scott Bowerman Sheila Boyd Tim Brewer David Brown Cheryl Buckberry Deborah Burlew Kamal Cariuty Theresa Coco Rhoda Coward Brian Crabi ll Dane Cutcher Phil Cutler Dennis DeCaire Brenda Dooley Ed Dooley Michelle DuBay Terry Dull Tim Dunn 38 �Todd Falstad Patrick Falzon Lin~a Forsyth Dann Friend Patricia Fryer Linne Gordon Richard Hand Brian Hawes Roger Hoch Joe Hoffman Dawn Howell Charles Hudson Rhonda lies Sandy Jensen Cathy Johnson Martha Jones Kaufman J1m Keeslar Brenda Keeton Sherri Knisely S~rah 39 �Brenda Kurtz Carolyn Laurell Cynthia Legg Theresa Liggins Brian Ludlow Donna Lyon Tuesday Marchal Margie McConnell Tod Mclain Joe McRae Roxanne McRae Mel issa Med lock Karen Middel Brenda Mil ler Linda Miner Randy Mocherman Ken Newberry Tim Parker Jim Phair Jeff Phair Lynette Pierson Robert Presley John Prince Ginna Rice Mark Rice Dan Richards Spencer Rickman Patricia Ries Chuck Rubley 40 �Nanette Rupp Craig Ryan Richard Sattler Ed Sa xman Gerald Shobe Scott Smith Todd Smith Debbie Smurr Donald Snyder Randy Sours Jenni Stempien Dawn Stron§l Debra Suever Keith Teachout Patricia Travis Paul Traxler Terri Tuttle Myron Welch Randy Wendorf Kathy Wil.kinson Lori Wilson Bonnie Wolfe Connie Wo!fe Diana Wooden Not Pictured : Chuck Barber Jill Barker Dave Becker Shawn Cope Kevin Dules Jon Freitas Scott Hutchins Tamera Mast Victor McVicker Ron Rice Dan Roberts Bill Smith Max Stephens .J 41 �SOPHOMORES Dawn Anderson Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Lori Barnett Guy Bassage Kim Billman Dollie Blowers Clifford Blowers Apryl Borton Rick Bracy Kaye Brose Robin Brower Tori Budd C. J. Bundy John Burge David Burlew Tony Cariuty Dawn Chaney LaJeana Coan Mark Coan David Coco Kris Condra Mickey Conn in Brenda Cottman Teresa Deal Doug DeCaire Lori DesJardins Norman Drumm Lynette DuBay Tina Dules 42 �Cathy Durham Pete Falzon Jack Faulkner Loran Fickle Robert Ford Cheryl Gratz Penny Hagaman Sara Hammond Robert Hard Bob Hartbarger Billy Hawes Denise Henry Phil Higbea Laurie Hockenberry Scott Holt Denise Howell Lindsey Huepenbecker Doug Ingraham James Jeffery Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Lisa Kochendorfer Gerald Latta Cheri Laurell Norman LeFevre Kenny Letts Karice Loveberry Allen Luce Cindy Marsh Thomas Marshall Nancy Marvin Dawn McClellan l 43 �JoAnn McClellan James McGee Renee McRae Kim Milks Greg Miller Wade Myers Deborah Nave Dawn Neible June Ostrander Dianna Parker Ruth Peavey Marty Pierson Nikki Presley Julie Prince Shannon Rice Preston Ricker Ray Riddle Matt Ringle Jamie Robbins Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jim Rodgers Carenda Sawdey Marc Scott Rick Sebring 44 �Sherry Sherwood Herbie Sleesman Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Angela Strang Gene Strong William Swallow Kirk Teachout Tim Thibideau Dennis Thomas Stephen Thorp Jim Toth Traci Travis Kevin VanVleet Brenda Waltz Teresa Waltz Sheri Westfall Rebecca Wilson Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Jeff Wood Carolyn Worth Not Pictured: Tracy Degl Ken England Alvin Harrington Gina Massey Va lerie Myers Von Nicholson Ed Scherer 45 �FRESHMEN Linda Allen Shellie Altman Bob Antus Gail Arnett Tom Bean Brian Beaudin Matt Bowling Kim Bradley Scott Brand Danny Brewer Dawn Brown Ed Bue ll Jim Burge Kelli Campbell Chris Cekander Steve Clark Kim Cole Pam Collins Guy Creager DeWain DeCaire Leslie Ditton Terrie Ditton Lisa Dules Robert Dunn Connie Ebert Jeff Ellis Te resa Engelhardt Ji ll Faulkner Robin Field David Fin ley 46 �Randy Forest Beth Forsyth Brad Freeburn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Mary Gollnick William Goodman Bonnie Gratz Amy Hammond Tina Hand Limy Harbaugh Chris Hargreave Anita Harmon Bryan Harmon Byron Harper Jeff Hayes Tina Herman Lisa Hickok David Higbea Steve Hinds Wesley Horney Kevin Hosek Loren Huepenbecker Kristy Hutchins Christine Johnson Tammie John ston Arthur Kahaian Karen Karney Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kimberly Knowles Denise Laurel! Jeffery LeFevre Tammy LeFevre 47 �Alec Legg Scott Lippert Tina Little Pamela Loose Doug Loveberry Thomas Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McDonnell Rhonda McRae Alan Merchant Charles Miller Pam Miller Robert Motsinger Tina Mraz Michele Nave Jane Neeley John Normandin Mark O' Brien Matt 0' Brien Claude Peavey Scott Peterson Keith Pohl William Poole Ronye Presley Brian Preston Kelly Ressler Andrew Richards Roy Rodgers James Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Bradley Rurka Thomas Russell 48 ... �Tracy Sanderson Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Sa xman Todd Schmidt Calvin Shill ing Gregory Smith Robert Smith Andrew Snyder Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Kim Stempien Cheryl Stephens Todd Strane Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin Tony Thilo Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Christian Toth Chevelle Travis Sherry Tuttle Joseph Vorce Mike Vozar Daryl Wells Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Elana Woods Penny Wygant Brian Wymer Not Pictured : Dee Ann Barber Tammy Dixon James Neeley Ronnie Rasmussen Susan Rice Marjana Smith John Tremaine Brenda VanOver 49 �Hard Work. • • I li At the BACC The Branch Area Careers Center is a main throughway for students from Quincy, Coldwater and Bronson to learn more and to become qualified in a field of their choice . Different fields that students can train in are : distributive education, visual communications, health occupations, cosmetology, child care, office education, food services, electricity, electron ics, auto body, auto mechanics, metal working, building trades, power mechan ics, mechanical systems, farm management, and ornamental horticulture. Along with the enjoyable classes, there are vari ous youth clubs which students can participate in _ Each club is tied in wit h the workings of the classes. The clubs are VICA, BOEC and DECA . Quincy students, along with the rest of the careers center student body, have won many high honors through these clubs. 50 �51 �Board of Education I (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) President Harold Schultz (2) Vice President Leon Parrish (3) Secretary Raymond Sattler (4) Treasurer Karen Sta rk (5) Trustee Francis Hard (6) Trustee Jack Faulkner (7) Trustee Clover (Jack) Fowler (7) 52 �and Administration Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Henry D. Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. 53 �High School Faculty Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Educati on Golf Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Junior Advisor Girls' Track Coach Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Michigan University, M.A. Librarian Library Club Mr. Martin Chard Western Michigan University, M.A. Social Studies Girls' Track Coach Mr. Charles Cook Western Michigan University, B.S. Drafting & Shop OMS Math & P.E. JV Football Coach Freshman Basketball 54 Ms. Lili Chartier Central Michigan University, B.A. Typing Shorthand Cheerleading Advisor OMS Girls' Basketball Ms. Jane Crawford Eastern Michigan University, B.S. Helping Teacher Cheerleading Advisor �Mrs. Judith Cremeans Sienna Heights, B.A. English French French Club Advisor Senior Advisor Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan University, B.S. Shop Industrial Vocat ions Arts & Crafts Mr. Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Math Assistant Football Coach OMS Boys' Basketball OMS Boys' Track Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. English Physical Education Sophomore Advisor Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Reading Lab Freshman Advisor Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University, M.A. Science Chemistry 55 �Ms . Melissa Lloyd Alma College, B.A. Physical Education Psychology QMS Social Studies Girls' JV Basketball Varsity Volleyball Coach Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan University, B.A . ' English Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Junior Advisor Mr. Dan Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Math Athletic Director Assistan't Football Boys' Track Coach Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Physical Education Varsity Football Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green University, M.A. Guidance Counselor Student Council Advisor 56 Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, M.A. Science Sophomore Advisor �Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Band Director Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan University, M.A. Accounting General Business Consumer Education Personal Typing Mr. Charles Snyder' Michigan State University, M.A. Agriculture FFA Advisor Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor Ms. Cathy Rivett Michigan State University, B.S. Home Economics Interior Design FHA Advisor Freshman Advisor OMS Cheerleading Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State University, M.A. English QSPA Advisor Drama Director 57 �Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University, M.A. Science & Physics Math Mr. Michael Bodkins School Psychologist 58 Mrs . Betty Jo Welsh Eastern Michigan University, B.A.E. Art OMS Cheerleading Mr. Dave Detweiler Goshen College, M.A. Resource Room Teacher Mr. Jack Adams Central Michigan, B.S. Permanent Substitute Mr. Max Heinemann Michigan State University, M.A. Social Worker �Mrs. Joanne Finley Aide Mrs . Carol Ludlow Aide Mrs . Barbara Martin Aide Mrs . Kathleen Miller Aide Mr. Dan Matthews Student Teacher- Tri -State Ms. Laura McCalla Student Teacher, MSU �Other Staff Hot Lunch Staff : Marie Keith, Alene Travis, Caroline Knisely, Joan Bradley, Alice Weber, and Supervisor Alberta Todd. Not Pictured: Winnie Marsh, Donna McCurley, Barbara Rice and Virginia Taylor. Transportation Staff : Supervisor Basil Bassage, Kenneth Bidlack, Rose Borgert, Martha Bowen, Regina Ewers, Stephen Hungerford, Darleen Koldewey, David Lynd, Richard Marbeiter, Joan Matz, Patrick Moraniec, Dorothy Nickerson, Raymond Riddle, Emorean Rubley, Gloria Travis, Earl Vo lkert and Elaine Walters. Custodial Staff: Supervisor Ed - Smith and Maintenance Supervisor Scott Jack Bellamy. Not Pictured : Lawrence Bailey, high school; George Baldauf, elementary; Elmer Burk, high school; Rick Gardner, middle school; Donald Green, elementary; and James Uhrig, elementary. 60 �(3) (1) (2) (4) (5) Secretaries ( 1) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to Board and Accountant; (2) Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary; (3) Mrs. Connie Natusch, high school secretary; (4) Mrs. Donna Ford, middle school secretary; (5) Mrs. Sandy Price, elementary secre· tary; (6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, hot lunch clerk; (7) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, counselor's secre· tary. (6) (7) 61 �62 �ACTIVITIES 0 63 �Amy and Tim Are Queen and King (1) (2) September 18-22 marked the 1978 Homecoming festivities but there was little to cheer about at the end of the week when the Orioles were defeated by the Jonesville Comets 32-6, despite avid support from the fans. Amy Porter and Tim Taylor were crowned queen and king during the halftime celebration while the courts of each looked on. The courts included Teresa Anderso n, Karen Provencal, Kim Rodesiler, Conn ie Stempien, Andy Doll, Tim Mills, Rege Rupp and Bob Tobolske. As a special attraction, the ki ngs and queens from 1965 to the present were honored before the game. Television commercials was the theme chosen by the Student Counci l. Tidy Bowl, Dr . Pepper, Charmin Tissue and Orange Crush were used by the classes . (3) 64 �(2) (3) (4) Page 64: (1) Senior float; (2) Amy and Tim; (3) Queen's Court: Kim Rodesiler, Connie Stempien, Queen Amy Porter, Karen Provencal, Teresa Anderson; Page 65: ( 1) Senior cheer; (3) Sophomore float; (4) 1977 Queen Jody Robson and King Mark Loveberry; (5) King candidates Tim Taylor, Bob Tobolske, Rege Rupp, Tim Mills and Andy Doll. 65 �Juniors Win Coveted Pep Jug (1 ) (2) The Junior Class was awarded the coveted Pep Jug as a result of winning the mud volleyball game and tieing with the sophomores for first place in the float competition . The annual Home coming dance, featuring " Gabriel ," finalized the week of activities. (3) 66 �(1) (2) (4) Page 66: (2) Student Council President Casey Normandin pres ents the Pep Jug to Junior Class President Rich Bean; (3) Junior float; Page 67: (1) Coach Ludlow leads his annual Homecoming cheer; (2 & 3) Senior skit; (4) Mud volleyball game. (3) 67 �·u Began With the Romans • Oriole Week concluded with the crowning of Linda Aiken as Miss Oriole. Other candidates included Kim Rodesiler, Nancy Bowerman, Chris Toth, Gina Massey, Karice Loveberry, JoAnn McClellan and Sherri Knisely. 68 • • �Oriole Week enthusiasm came to a real peak this year with many students participating in the various dress-up days including Early Roman Day, Gangster Day, Old West Day, Depression Day and Masquerade Day. The winners of each category were Nancy Bowerman, Scott Sm ith, Martha Jones, Maria Carpenter and Karice Loveberry respectively. After all the snow had settled down after the blistering saucer pull races, the sophomores came out on top. The juniors finished close behind i n second and the freshmen and seniors finished third and fourth respectively. and Ended With the '50's! 69 �Dawn Dances to Win Snow Disco Tip-Up participants: Karen Provencal, Teresa Herman, Candy Smith, Kathy Cottman, Karen Andrews, Lena Arnett, Sarah 70 Kaufman, Cindi Baranouski, Shari Ingraham, Kathy Provencal, Nan Rupp, Dawn Howell and Kathy Wilkinson. �Dawn Howell smiles as she is chosen to be the 1979 Tip-Up Queen by a panel of eight judges. Other contestants who became winners in the contest named "Snow Disco" are Teresa Herman, first runner-up, Kathy Cottman, second runner-up, and Sarah Kaufman who was named as Miss Congeniality by the girls. The weather was a contributing factor to a suc cessful Tip-up as it was cold and there was plenty of snow and many inches of ice on the lake. 71 �Higbea Sets New Record Phil Higbea helped lead the sophomore class to a dazzling vic· tory in the annual trike race by setting a new record of 22.0 in the 100-yd . drag . Phil also joined teammates Guy Bas sage, Dave Burlew, Mike Kanouse, C. J. Bundy, Bill Hawes, Tom Marshall and Tyler Badlwin to win the 880 Relay. The title was clinched for the class of 1981 when LaJeana Coan won the girls' 100-yd . drag. Seniors Maria Carpenter, Brenda Osborne, Amy Porter, Tammi Walters, Coonie Stempien, Sue Sattler, Kim Strother and Maria Scherer combined to win the girls' 880 relay. Calvin Shilling, Brent Whitney, Steve Hinds, Wes Horney, Roy Rodgers, Brad Freeburn, Bill Poole, Keith Pohl, Andy Richards and DeWaine DeCaire won the tug of war easily and later defeated seniors Brenda Marowelli, Dawn Finley, Jackie Wood, Rita Beemer, Cindy Horney, Renee Pierson, Maria Scherer, Julie Paul, Lori Hughes and Kathy Cottman in the same event in an effort to prolong the outdoor activities. 72 • • • �· Freshmen Win Tug of War 73 �Full of Cheer Every Year. 74 • • �Project Christmas News Focus' Project Christmas is designed to help families in need of clothing, food and toys for children. Mr. Marty Chard and Mr. Brent Veysey are advisors for the group . 1978 committee chairmen are: promotions, Deb Suever and Lynnette Pierson; wrapping, Tammi Walters; toy repair, Sarah Kaufman; routing, Lena Arnett; food, Teresa Herman; clothing, Terri Tuttle; and donations, Cathy Lange. Amy Porter and Shari Ingraham are the co-chair- men of the entire project while Scott Smith serves as treasurer. The group: Back: Shari Ingraham, Teresa Deal, Mary Cotton, Roger Hoch, Sid Kreis, Sam Bonham, Scott Smith, Terry Dull, Jeff Wells. Middle: Jill Barker, Teresa Herman, Cathy Lange, Maria Carpenter, Dawn Howell, Carl Albright, Marina Wernli . Front: Theresa Liggins, Brenda Dooley, Lena Arnett, Sarah Kaufman, Kathy Wilkinson, Karen Andrews, Terri Tuttle, Melissa Medlock, Tammi Walters. Center: Deb Suever. 75 �76 �QSPA Presents Murder Thriller This year's fall play " Wait Until Dark" by Frederick Knott was performed by the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts under the direction of Mr. Christopher S. Walczak who was assisted by Kathy Provencal. "Wait Until Dark" is one of the most exciting plays of the past two decades. It captivates the audience through the entire play until it ends in a climax and a sigh of relief. THE CAST Preston Ricker .... Mike Talman Greg Miner ....... Sgt. Carlino Mike Vozar ..... Harry Roat, Jr. Karen Provencal .. Suzy Hendrix Tim Thibideau .... Sam Hendrix Erica Arnold ..... . .. . . . Gloria Stephen Weisman .. Harry Roat, Sr. Jim Rollins ... ... 1st policeman Pete Falzon . .... 2nd policeman 77 �CAST MEMBERS: Mike Vozar Tom Marshall Tim Thibideau Kathy Cottman Joe McRae Ginna Rice Greg Miner Karen Provencal Jim Rollins Lori Hughes Kaye Brose Jeff Wells Pete Falzon Tom Bean Cindi Baranouski Maria Carpenter Director: Mr. Walczak Assistant Director: Kathy Provencal Tecnnical Director: Jeff Wells Stage Crew: Jim Rollins, Tim Thibideau, Greg Miner and Bill Swallow 78 �79 �Ingraham's Team This year' s high school bowling league ended up with Doug Ingraham's team capturing first place. The team consisted of Doug Ingraham, Dennis DeCaire, Doug DeCaire, Terry Dull and Randy Sours. Girls ' high game went to Pa tty Ries with a 168 80 and high series went to Linda Miner with a 298 . High honors for boys' game ended with a tie between Randy Sours and Tom Bean, both with a 186. Boys ' high series went to Marty Pierson with a 314. �Rolls to Victory 81 �Too Much Heaven Even though the evening of May 12 was cool and damp, many juniors and seniors still enjoyed the banquet and prom. "Too Much Heaven" was held at the Dow Leadership Center at Hillsdale College where "Universe" provided music for dancing after a buffet dinner. 82 �Features Universe 83 �The annual Senior Honors program was held on June 5 in the high school gymnasium at which time Tammi Walters (top) received the Citizenship Award while Connie Stempien became the first recipient of the Nel l Volkert Sportsmanship Award (bottom). Page 85: American Legion Boys' State Awards were given to Greg Miner and Dan Herman; Cathy Lange and Lori Hughes received the American Legion Auxiliary Girls' State Awards; Amy Porter received the Quincy BPW scholarship; an award for eight years of perfect attendance was presented to John Coward; and Karen and Kathy Provencal received the John Philip Sousa Award. Other awards: Advanced Math, Brian Taylor; Physics, Greg Miner and Kathy Provencal; English, Greg Miner; Art, Marina Wernli, Michele Wood and Karen Provencal; Perfect Attendance, Greg Miner and Sue Sattler; DAR Good Citizen~ Karen Provencal; Ameri can Legion Outstanding Service Awards, Kathy Provencal and Greg Miner; Drama, Karen Provencal, Maria Carpenter, Greg Miner, Cindi Baranouski, Shari Ingraham, Jeff Wells and Kathy Provencal; Outstanding Band Members, Greg Miner and Linda Ai ken; Outstanding Band Performer and Outstanding Citizen, Kathy Provencal; Louis Armstrong Award, Dan Wallace; All American Hall of Fame Band Awards, Doug Suever, Greg Miner, Dan Walla ce and Tammi Walters; Normandin Sportsmanship Award, Bob Tobolske; Athletes of the Year, Linda Aiken and Tim Taylor. Scholarsh ip winners: Quincy Rotary Club, Doug Suever, Andy Doll, Maria Carpenter, Tammi Walters, Casey Normandin, Tim Taylor; Quincy Rotary Edward Jennings Memorial Scholarship, Greg Miner; Quincy Loan Foundation, Karen Provencal, Brian Taylor, Amy Porter; Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship, Greg Miner; State of Michigan Competitive Scholarship Program for Outstanding Academic Achievement, Maria Carpenter, Lori Hughes, Shari Ingraham, Greg Miner, Casey Normandin, Julie Paul, Amy Porter, Kathy Provencal, Doug Suever, Dan Wallace, Tim Taylor, Brian Taylor; Quincy Alumni Association, Kathy Cottman; U of M Regen ts, Greg Miner; KCC Board of Trustees, Greg Miner, Kim Kn isely, Brian Taylor; WMU Academic Scholarship, Brian Taylor; Taylor University, Maria Carpenter; Quincy Varsity Club, Tim Taylor. BACC Awards: Mr. VICA, Dan Herman; Miss VICA, Cindi Baranouski; BOAC, Brenda Osborne, Kim Rodesiler, Denise Norton; VICA, Kristie Williams, Brent Thornton, Pat Malone, Rita Beemer, Troy Strane, Kim Knisely, Kim Strother; DECA, Cathy Lange. Foreign exc hange students Mauricio de Ia Torre from Mexico and Marina Wernli from Switzerland both received certificates and commented on their year at QHS. 8-4 l. 1 ~ :n ' --:..lj\ -· I �Seniors Receive Awards 85 �99th Commencement Exercises The ninety-ninth annual commencement exercises were held at 8 p.m . on June 8. The Top Ten students all took part in the traditional commencement activities . Miss Peg Armstrong, National Vice President of the Future Farmers of America, delivered the com mencem ent address . Afterward, Mr. Ha rold Schultz, President of the Board of Education, confirmed the diplomas while Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent, presented them to the graduates . Each of the graduates presented Mr. Spalding with a small green rock to commemorate the large rock the class placed next to the school for each succeeding class to paint. 86 �• I Top Ten : Kathy Provencal, Troy Strane, Lori Hughes, Tim Taylor, Casey Normandin, Brian Taylor, Kim Knisely, Steve Wilson, Amy Porter and Greg Miner. Other students recognized for academic achievement include : Linda Aiken, Maria Carpenter, Kathy Cottman, Andy Doll, Linda Fish, Teresa Her- man, Shari Ingraham, Cathy Lange, Dawn Lyons, Denise Norton, Brenda Osborne, Karen Provencal, Kim Rodesiler, Debbie Sanderson, Sue Sattler, Kim Strother, Doug Suever, LuAnn Thompson, Tammi Walters and Marina Wernli . 87 �COUNCIL SWINGS (1) (2) (3) ( 1) "The Psychology of a Clown, " an assembly presented by the Council ; (2) the blind basketball shoot during Oriole Week; (3) the three-legged race , another Oriole Week activity; (4) and yet another Oriole Week activity, the egg toss (she didn't catch it on the next throw!). (4) 88 �Student Counc il Officers: Front : Treasurer Shari Ingraham, President Casey Normandin, Secretary Nancy Kahaian . Back: Vice President Rich Bean, Parliamentarian Jim Keeslar, Advisor Mr. Robert Mitchell. The Student Council: Front: Connie Wolfe, Denise Norton, Connie Stempien, Maria Carpenter, Teresa Anderson, Cathy Johnson, Lori DesJardins, Carolyn Worth, Chris Johnson, Casey Normandin . Midd le: Todd Falstad, Karen Provencal, Marina Wernli, Tammy Johnston, Kim Stempien, Rob Smith, Mark Ludlow, Carl Albright, Dave Finley, Nancy Kahaian, Shari Ingraham. Back: Andy Doll, Brian Ludlow, Scott Rodesiler, Bruce Knisely, Tom Bean, Rich Beah, Jim Keeslar, Scott Smith , Karen Middel , Susan Rice, Mr. Mitchell. Not Pi ctured : Kim Knisely, Steve Wilson , Kim Loveberry, Karen Andrews, Kris Condra , Robert Hard, Tom Marsha ll and Bill Swallow. 89 �NHS Alumnus Speaks On May 17 the annual tapping ceremony was held by the National Honor Society at which time 20 new members were inducted. Former OHS graduate and NHS member Dan King delivered the address. New members included Lori DesJardins, Brenda Cottman, Kim Rodesiler, Ginna Rice, Nancy Kahaian, Rhoda Coward, Cindy Marsh, Becky Wilson, Kris Condra, Karice Loveberry, Bruce Knisely, Dawn Chaney, Carolyn Worth, Sarah Hammond, Tammi Walters, Tyler Baldwin, Andy Doll, Troy Strane, LuAnn Thompson and Pete Falzon. Former Members : Front: Margie McConnell, Sandy Jensen, Nancy Bowerman, Linda Miner, Bonnie Wolfe, Maria Carpenter, Kim Knisely. Middle: Sherri Knisely, Teresa Herman, Kathy Provencal, Jim Keeslar, Dave Brown, Brian Ludlow, Connie Wolfe, Karen Provencal, Deb Suever. Back: Darin Friend, Brian Taylor, Rich Bean, Amy Porter, Casey Normandin, Tim Taylor, Greg Miner and Advisor Mr. Spalding . Not Pictured: Kathy Cottman, Lori Hughes, Cathy Johnson and Steve Wilson. Officers : Secretary Kathy Provencal, President Tim Taylor, Vice President Brian Taylor and Treasurer Amy Porter. 90 �at Induction Ceremony 91 �Youth in Government Front: Dave Brown, Rich Bean, Ginna Rice, Sherri Knisely, Lori Hughes, Denise Norton, Advisors Male and Veysey, Kim Knisely, Casey Normandin, Amy Porter, Maria Carpenter, Cindi Bara nouski, Sue Sattler. Middle: Doug Ingraham, Pete Falzon, Deb Suever, Todd Falstad . Back: Nancy Bowerman, Shari Ingraham, Linda Forsyth, Karen Middel, Joe McRae, Greg Miner, Jim Kees- 92 lar, Karen Provencal, Kelli Talbot, Amy Geishert and Linda Miner. Top Left: Officers: Mr. Gary Male, Secretary Casey Normandin, Co-Ch!3irpersons Jim Keeslar and Maria Carpenter, Treasurer Amy Porter and Mr. Brent Veysey. �FOB New York City was the desti nation of a group of Youth in Government members in the fall. They spent two days at the United Nations and also visited Broad· way, Times Square, Chinatown, Harlem and Greenwich Village. Quincy members elected by the south· western district to run for state offices at the Youth Legislature in Lansing were: Jim Keeslar, Governor; Greg Miner, Lt. Governor; and Rich Bean, Speaker of the House. Although no QHS students were elected to State offices, Quincy did hold several positions in the Youth Legisla· ture: Dave Brown, Clerk of the House; Todd Falstad, Chaplain; Maria Carpen· ter, Casey Normandin, Pete Falzon, Deb Suever, committee chairpersons; and Sherri Knisely, Tyler Baldwin, Amy Por· ter, Bruce Knisely, committee clerks. Sue Sattler, Nancy Bowerman, Tyler Baldwin, Rich Bean, Todd Falstad, linda Miner, Deb Suever, Casey Normandin, Kim Knisely, Denise Norton, Maria Car· penter and Dave Brown were chosen to attend the YMCA Leadership Camp in West Virginia in June. Nancy Kahaian, another member, will attend a World Affairs Seminar in Wisconsin as a schol· arship recipient of the Rotary Club. 93 �Quincy Society for the Performing Arts Members: Front: Cindi Baranouski, Shari Ingra ham, Mike Vozar, Karen Proven cal, Mar ia Carpenter, Karen Andrews, Ginna Rice. Back : Greg Miner, Jim Rollins, Tim Thibideau, Jeff Wells, Amy Geishert, Advisor Mr . Christopher Walczak. Officers: Vice President Shari Ingraham, President Karen Provencal, Advisor Walczak, Secretary-Treasurer Maria Carpenter, Stage Technician Jeff Wells and Historian Greg Miner. QSPA 94 �Varsity Club Grows With New Advisor Varsity Club Members: John Burge, Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar, Jack Faulkner, Tyler Baldwin, Brian Ludlow, Kathy Provencal, Scott Smith, Kevin VanVleet, Robert Hard, Tom Bean, David Finley, Sid Kreis, Andy Doll, Tim Brewer, Ginna Rice, Deb Burlew, Todd Schmidt, Terry Dull, Dan Richards, Brian Taylor, Kelli Stempien, Becky Wilson, Dan Herman, Curtis Keeton, Richard Sattler, Tim Taylor, Mark Rice, Bill Swallow, Darin Friend. Officers: Sgt. -at -Arms Brian Lud low, President Dan Herman, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook, Vice President Jim Keeslar and Secretary Kathy Provencal. 95 �Library Club Increases Activity and Enthusiasm The Library Club has experienced an increase in membership and club spirit. The club has set their ultimate goal as raising funds to carpet the library. Funds from their semi-annual book sales have gone toward this three -year project. Activities of the Library Club include a visit to a college library, bowling and sponsoring a Children's Book Week poster contest for the ele mentary students. Members: Front : Terry Dull, Pete Falzon, Doug DeCaire, Advisor Mrs . Virginia Brown, Lori Des Jardins, Nancy Kahaian, Renee Matz. Back: Dawn Woods, Tina Hand, Marina Wernli, Tammie Walters, Cindy Millard, Lynn DuBay, Amy Geishert, Kim Stempien, Rhoda Coward, Renee McRae and Sara Hammond . 96 Officers: President Pete Falzon, Secretary Nancy Kahaian, Treasurer Lori DesJardins, Vice President Doug DeCaire and Advisor Mrs. Brown . �le Cercle Francais The French Club exhibits a refreshing vitality with the many activities it is engaged in. The gro up bowls, sells carnations and makes preparations for . the annual French dinner where authentic French cuisine is served. A Mardi Gras celebration is a fun activity that French Club members are also involved in . French students also are engaged in a three week student teaching experience where they tea ch elementary and middle school students more about the French language and culture . Officers : Vice President Karen Provencal, Chairman Patty Ries, President Kathy Provencal, Advisor Mrs . Judy Cremeans, Treasurer Pete Falzon and Seue tary Rege Rupp. Members: Front: Martha Jones, Margie McConnell , Dawn Strong, Rhoda Coward, Tammie Johnston , Renee McRae, Sarah Kaufman , Beth Tobolsk e, Chris Toth . Middle: Patty Ries, John Burge , Lor,H1 Fickle, Tyler Baldwin, Lori Gibson, Roxann e McR,w , Sheri Westfall, Pr eston Ricker, Kris Condr<1, Kc1ri ce Loveberry, Advisor Mrs. Cremeans . Ba c k: Doug DeCaire, Kathy Provencal, Julie Paul, Tammie W,ll ters, Pete Falzon, Karen Provencal, Angie Str,mg, Sara Hammond, Denise Wineland, Tori Budd, Marina Wernli, Becky Wilson and Kelli Talbot . 97 �FHA Future Homemakers of America Officers: President Debbie Nave, Parliamentarian Sheri Westfall, Vice President Cheryl Stephens, Secretary Darlene Kling and Treasurer Tina Mraz . Members: Front: Sheri Westfall, Deana Thomas, Debbie Nave, Tina Mraz, Penny Hagaman. Middle: Rhonda Wilber, Lau rie Hockenberry, Dee Ann Barber. Back: Advisor Ms . Cathy Rivett, Chris Cekander, Darlene Kling, Laurie East and Cheryl Stephens. 98 �FFA. • • Opposite: Randy Sours beams as he thinks of his selection as FFA President for 1979-80. Below: FFA Officers: Front: Dawn Chaney, 1979-80 Secretary; Bruce Knisely, 1979-80 Reporter; Greg Saunders, 1979-80 Sentinel. Middle: Robert Hard, 1979 -80 Treasurer; Tom Marshall , Secretary; Randy Sours, Vice President Back: Tim Parker, President; Bruce Rice, Reporter; Bob Ford, Sentinel; and Mr. Snyder, Advisor. I I 99 �A Golden Past • 100 • • �Page 100- Top: Mr. George Kyd, Vice President and Director of Public Relations of the Ralston Purina Company, congratulates David Burlew, Robert Hard, Gene Strong, Bill Smith and advisors Charles Snyder and Marvin Daglow as one of 47 State FFA Livestock Teams at the 51st National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri . Below - Chapter Members: Kyle Arnold, Larry Harbaugh, Denise Laurell, Scott Lippert, Gregg Saunders, Calvin Shilling, Rick Bracy, David Burlew, Dawn Chaney, Mark Coan, David Coco, Mic· key Connin, Bob Ford, Sara Hammond, Robert Hard, Alvin Harrington, Bob Hartbarger, Billy Hawes, Lindsey Huepenbecker, Jim Jeffery, Mike Kanouse, Bruce Knisely, Tom Marshall, Dawn McClellan, James McGee, John Mraz, Ray Riddle, Tracy Rockhold, Cassandra Smith , Floyd Smith, Gene Strong, Dennis Thomas, Jim Toth, Daryl Wells, Jeff Wood, Carl Albright, Colleen Avery, Dave Becker, Scott Bowerman, Brenda Dooley, Kevin Dules, Tim Dunn, Brian Hawes, Ed Nichols, Tim Parker, Ron Rice, Bill Smith, Todd Smith, Randy Sours, Amy Borton, John Coward, Linda Ogurchak, Brenda Marowelli, Jeff McClellan, Bruce Rice, Kirk Sinclair, Sharon Snyder and Mark Whitney. The group is advised by Mr. Charles Snyder. ~ ,I 1"i ~- 1'r.'"1 ' ., -, • A Brighter Future 101 �ORIOLE STAFF . • • Yearbook Photographic Staff: Ken Newberry, Mitch Bundy, Lu Thompson, Deb Suever, Nancy Kahaian, Nancy Bowerman, Lynnette Pierson and Scott Smith . Although the photo staff is larger this year than in the past, this group served as the nucleus and took most of the pictures in the 1979 Oriole. Section Editors Tim Taylor, Dawn Howell, Terri Kindig and Scott Smith. 102 �Co-Editors Nancy Kahaian and Nancy Bowerman . "It's a good thing they both are named Nancy, " says Mrs. Longhini, advisor, " because that way I just have to call ' Nancy' and I get a lot of response!" The Staff: Jenni Stempien, Nancy Bowerman, Michelle Wood, Marina Wernli, Gina Massey, Carolyn Laurel!, Cindy Booher, Patty Ries, Terri Kindig, Lynnette Pierson, Rita Hooley, Lu Thompson, Richard Sattler, Ken Newberry, Sam Bonham, Scott Smith, Mitch Bundy, Lori Wilson, John Coward, Dan Richards, Sid Kreis, Karol Newberry, Melissa Medlock and, up a tree, Deb Suever! 103 �Does It All (1) (2) (3) (1) You ' re putting me on! (2) Scott hard at work on the yearbook! (3) Funny negatives, Lu? (4) Sometimes the Oriole staff is forced to call upon Zorro for help! Next Page: (1) Richard supplies muscle for the yearbook; (2) Cindy hides behind the camera. She is rea lly " camera shy" ; (3) Another amusing incident in the life of Dan; (4) Come on, Karol, concentrate on what Terri is saying; (5) This is yearbook business? 104 (4) �for You ( 1) (2) 105 �#1 Ratings and a Trip to Florida The 1979 Oriole Band had a very good year. Above is the band that received a number one rating at marching contest which qualified them for com· peting at the state level and below are the Band's 106 officers : Vice President Greg Miner, Treasurer Brenda Keeton, President Brenda Keeton, Secretary Teresa Herman and B Band representative DeWain DeCaire. �Top Left: Drum Major Kim Brewer ::md Assistant Drum Major Dennis DeCaire . Top Right: Color Guard : Teresa Engelhardt Cindi Baranouski and Amy Hammond. Bottom: Flag Corps : Dawn Ander- son, Cassandra Smith, Lynn DuBay, Teresa Herman, Karen Middel, Lori DesJardins, Michelle DuBay and Kelli Campbell. 107 �108 �Oriole Band Members CLARINETS FLUTES BASS CLARINET Linda Allen Kim Bradley Karen Campbell Dawn Chaney Lynnette DuBay Pam Freeburn Amy Hammond Tina Hand Lori Hughes Karen Karney Karice Loveberry Roxanne McRae Linda Miner Carol Nordyke Dianna Parker Karen Provencal Erin Sawdey LuAnne Tessin Traci Travis Dawn Woods Kelli Campbell Kris Condra Rhoda Coward Teresa Deal Lori DesJardins Terrie Ditton Teresa Engelhardt Sara Hammond Teresa Herman Nancy Kahaian Margie McConnell Melody McConnell Kim Stempien Dawn Strong Chevelle Travis Debbie Sanderson Tammi Walters Sarah Wonders Kim Brewer CORNETS Dawn Anderson Brian Beaudin Becky Boley Denise Henry Brenda Keeton Debbie Nave Jim Null Jamie Robbins Jim Rollins Randy Rumsey Carenda Sawdey Kelli Stempien Carolyn Worth TENOR SAX Brian Preston Kathy Provencal SAXOPHONES Dawn Fowler Amy Geishert Billy Hawes Lisa Kochendorfer Joe McRae Andy Snyder Angie Strang BARITONES Linda Aiken DeWain DeCaire Doug Ingraham FRENCH HORNS Tracy Deal Terry Dull CONTRA BASS CLARINET Jeff Wells TROMBONES Doug DeCaire Tim D nn Pete Falzon Brian Hawes Roger Knapp Tom Marshall Renee Matz Greg Miner Randy Sours Doug Suever Jeff Wood TUBAS DRUMS Linda Aiken Michelle DuBay Chris Hargreave Dawn McClellan Dawn Neible Cassandra Smith Tim Thibideau Dan Wallace Marina Wernli Bryan Wymer Dennis DeCaire Pete Falzon Jeff Wells BELLS Kristy Hutchins Director: Mr. Rick Overgaard 109 �110 �SPORTS 0 111 �Golf Tearn Sets New The 1978 Oriole Golf Team, coached by Mr. Adams, ended the year with a 9-6 overall record and a 4-6 record in the conference. The Orioles also broke the nine-hole school record of 158 when Brent Thornton, Sid Kreis, Jim Keeslar and Jim Watts combined for a 157 against Homer. Sid Kreis was named to the All Conference Team and also tied the school record of 34 in a meet with Springport. The team: Front: Robbie Smith, Bi ll Swallow, Todd Strane, Darryl Lovell, Chuck Rubley, Todd Schm idt, Tim Mil ls. Back: Mike Vozar, Darin Friend, Sid Kreis, Jim Watts, Brent Thornton, Doug Suever and Coach Adams. 112 �School Record 113 �Thinclads Improve Record 11 4 �The Cross Country Team finished fifth in the con· ference and won the first trophies a Quincy thinclad team has ever received, one at Centerville and one at Union City. Rich Bean and Greg Miller qualified for the State Meet where they finished 8th and 29th respectively. The team: Front: Coach Bell, Rich Bean, manager David Spalding. Back : Tom Bean, Ken Marchal, Scott Smith, Greg Miller, Dan Richards, John Cow· ard, David Finley, Terry Dull and Allen Luce. 115 �Down but Determined! The Varisty Football team finished the 1978 season with a record of 1-7. The Oriole team, which was comprised mostly of juniors and sophomores, demonstrated much determination throughout the year despite their losing record. This season-long effort proved worthwhile as Quincy won their final game against Concord 7-6. The All Conference selections honored two Ori oles : Mark Whitney, defensive tackle, and Brian Ludlow, offensive end . The Team: Front: manager Kurt Spalding, Scott Becker, Tyler Baldwin, Jack Faulkner, Tim Brewer, Dave Becker, manager John Goforth. Middle: Gene Strong, Scott Badders, Richard Sattler, Bob Tobolske, Pat Falzon, Tim Dunn, Brian Ludlow, Kamal Cariuty. Back: Coach Nowicki, Jerry Shoebe, Phil Cutler, Mark Whitney, Bill Smith, Keith Teachout, Andy Doll, Mark Rice, assistant coaches Evon and Ludlow. 116 �117 �· New Coaches Take Over JV's 118 �This year's JV Football Team was under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Chuck Cook. He was assisted by three new coaches, Mr. Rick Moore, Mr. Glenn Snyder and Mr. Tim Baldwin. The JV's finished with a record of 2-4. However, one of the vic· tories was a 12-8 win over Class B Hillsdale. The Team: Front: Bill Poole, Doug Loveberry, Scott Brand, Ray Riddle, Brad Freeburn, Calvin Shilling, Andy Richards, Arthur Kahaian, Jeff Ellis, Brian Harmon, Jeff Wood . Middle: Brad Rurka, Brent Whitney, Jim Burge, Steve Clark, Kevin VanVleet, Tony Cariuty, Loran Fickle, Bob Hartbarger, Scott Lippert, Rowdy Gibson, Andy Snyder, Robert Hard, Mr. Cook. Back: Roy Rodg· ers, Bryan Wymer, Curtis Keeton, Steve Hinds, Keith Pohl, Wes Horney, Ed Buell, Mark Ludlow, Shannon Rice and Mr. Moore. 119 �Orioles Place Second . Taylor in Top Ten Scorers The Varsity Orioles finished second in a wild Big 8 Conference race . It was a tough battle between Quincy, Jonesville and Springport. Tim Taylor was the leading rebounder with 187 rebounds. He was also high scorer with 285 points and was one of the top ten scorers in the area . Leading the team in assists was Jim Keeslar with 102. Taylor was named to the All Conference team while Phil Cutler was given Honorable Mention. Both Tim and Phil made the Coldwater Daily Reporter All Area Team. The team : Front: Tim Taylor, Tim Mills, Andy Doll. Back: manager Bob Ford, Coach Gary Adams, Rich Bean, Jim Keeslar, Phil Cutler, Darin Friend, Keith Teachout, Kamal Cariuty, Scott Smith, Dave Brown and manager Marty Pierson. 120 • • �in Wild Finish / 121 �JV's Young This year's JV Basketball team f inished with an overall record of 7-12. They were 5-9 in the conference. The team was made up of eight sophomores and one freshman . After a slow start the JV's came on in the latter half of the season to win some key games thanks to some heavy scoring by Greg Mi ller and Loran Fickle. Mark Ludlow led the team in rebounds with 106 while Fickle led the team in scoring wit h a season average of 11 points per game. The tea m: Front: Tyler Baldwi n, Greg Miller. Back: ma nager Tim Thibi deau, Scott Rodesi ler, Bi ll Swa llow, Ken Letts, Curtis Kee ton, Mark Ludlow, Loran Fickle, Tony Cariuty and Coach Bob Bell. 122 �but Impressive 123 �Freshmen Gain Experience The freshman basketball team gained valuable experience under the tutelage of a new coach Mr. Chuck Cook. Their record for the season was 4-8. In the freshman tournament held at Read ing the Orioles beat Reading in the f irst game 38-28 but then lost to Concord 4336 and to Homer 45-40. Coach Cook commented that each team member contributed throughout the year both in practice and game situations making it very enjoyable to work with the team. Freshman Basketball Team : Front: Robbie Smith, Doug Loveberry, Dave Finley, Jim Burge, Dave Sobiech, Scott Brand, Byron Harper, Todd Strane. 124 Back: Coach Cook, Scott Lippert, Brad Rurka, Wes Horney, Mike Vozar, Tom Loveberry, Roy Rodgers, Rowdy Gibson and Tom Bean . �125 �Do It on 126 �the Mat. • • ''Do it on the Mat'' is exactly what the Oriole wrestlers did. This year's conference record was 2-3-1 and the team had a fourth place finish in the conference meet In district action the team f inished fifth . Regional competition followed to which the Orioles sent five men, Mark Whitney, Bill Smith, Tim Brewer, Mitch Bundy and Kevin VanVleet Both Whitney and Smith qualified for state competition . Whitney placed sixth in the state which was the best showing in many years for Quincy. The team : Front: matmaid Amy Borton, Gregg Saunders, Tim Brewer, Mitch Bundy, Kevin VanVleet, Dave Burlew, matmaid Theresa Liggins . Back : Coach Ken Downey, Spencer Rickman, Dan Rich ards, Brent Whitney, Mark Whitney, Brian Ludlow, Alec Legg, Bill Smith and manager Art Kahaian . 127 �9-1 Season: Thinclads A rebuilding year was in store for the boys' track team at the beginning of the season but the team ended up with a 9-1 record and finished second in the conference behind Springport. School records were set by Rich Bean in the Two Mile with a time of 9:51.9 and Keith Teachout in the Discus with a throw of 130'7". Jim Keeslar improved his 880 Yd . Run record when he placed fifth in the Class C State Meet with a time of 1:58.4. The Team: Front: Brian Harmon, Brent Whitney, Bob Tobolske, Tyler Baldwin, Myron Welch, Andy Richards, Dave Finley, Ken Marchal. Middle: Brian Ludlow, Rich Bean, Mark Rice, Mark Ludlow, Dan Richards, Scott Smith, Shannon Rice, Jack Faulkner, manager David Spalding . Back: Coach Ludlow, Greg Miller, Jim Keeslar, Bryan Wymer, Steve Hinds, DeWaine DeCaire, Tim Taylor, Keith Teachout, Mark Whitney, and manager Arthur Kahaian. 128 �Second in Conference 129 �Fine Individual Performances The record of the varsity base ball team was 3-14 overall and 2 12 in the Big Eight. Even with this dismal record, a tie for seventh, many players had fine seasons . Brian Taylor led the team in hitting with a .457 average which includes getting on base safely in every game. Bob Tobolske was close behind hitting .441 . Andy Doll led the team in the pitching department with a 3.85 error and 56 str i keouts in 50 2/ 3 innings . Brian Taylor and Bob Tobolske were named to the Big Eight All Conference team while Andy Doll and Scott Rodesiler received Honorable Mention . Th e Team: Bob Tobolske, Kevin Van· Vl ee t, Brian Ludlow , Scott Rodesiler, John Burge, Rich Bean, Tim Dunn, Scott Sm it h, Bob Pr es ley, Greg Mill er, Jim Keesl ar, Andy Doll, Darin Friend, Brian Taylo r, manager Scott Lippert, Coach Nowicki and Coach Moore . 130 �13 1 �9-1 Championship 132 �Season A finish of 9-1 in conference action earned the JV Baseball team the championship. Good hitting characterized the team with Brian Harmon and Todd Strane leading the way with .467 and .404 batting averages while Mark Ludlow led the team in triples with five . Brian Harmon and Steve Hinds took on the pitchmg dut1es with Harmon recording seven wms and no losses. The Team : Front: manager Rowdy Gibson, David Burlew, Doug Loveberry, Scott Brand, Brian Harmon, Bill Poole, Tom Loveberry. Middle: Tyler Baldwin, Loran Fickle, Tom Bean, Jeff Ellis, Todd Strane, Bruce Knisely, Coach Adams . Back: Mark Ludlow, Brad Rurka, Steve Hinds, Curtis Keeton, Ken Letts and Coach Gruner. 133 �Varsity Girls Fight Tough Battle The Girls Varsity Basketball Team, coac hed by Mr. Stewart, finished their season with a 5-10 co nference record . Kim Rodesiler was named the most va luable player and the best defensive player. Th e team voted Robin Wader low and Kris Condra as the most improved players on the team. Linda Aiken was also voted the best rebounder of the season. Linda, Kim and Robin were given Honorable Mention in the All Conference team selections. The team: Front: Dawn McClellan, Kris Condra, Karice Loveberry. Back: Coach Stewart, Kim Rodesi ler, Connie Stempien, Linda Aiken, Robin Waderlow, Carolyn Laurell, Cathy Johnson, Teresa Herman and manager LuAnn Tessin. 134 �A\\ \ Ll r ,, 135 �JV Cagers Do Their Thing 136 �With the team ' s effort and improvement through the year, the girls' JV Basketball team ended their season with a 9-5 record . Each member contributed her part to the team with Dawn Brown finishing the season as high scorer with 67 points and high rebounder with 70 rebounds. Tammy Johnston was also a good contender with 68 rebounds. Jill Faulkner was the key in executing the Orioles' offense. The team: Front: Chris Toth, Chris Johnson, Denise Laurell. Back: Coach Melissa Lloyd, Sherry Sherwood, Jill Faulkner, Kelli Campbell, Tammy Johnston, Pam Loose, Tori Budd, Amy Geishert, Dawn Brown, Linda Allen and manager Nancy Bowerman. 137 �· Varsity Volleyball Ties for 3rd 138 �The Varsity Volleyball team finished their season tied for third place with Athens and Concord, all with 7-7 records. Sandy Jensen was selected for the Big 8 All Conference team as well as being elected Most Valuable Player by her teammates. Lori Wilson proved valuable to the team with her devastating spikes which accounted for 45 of the season's points. Lori's blocking ability also leads the team's statistics. Page 138: The team: Front: Tracy Rockhold, Lena Arnett, Colleen Avery, Dianna Smith, Sandy Jensen. Back: manager Kelli Campbell, Cathy Johnson, Becky Wilson, Lori Wilson, Coach Melissa Lloyd, Karen Middel, Kathy Provencal, Linda Ogurchak and manager Karol Newberry_ Page 138: (1) Sandy Jensen making a set; (2) Colleen Avery vo lleying the ball; Page 139: (1) Lori Wilson spiking the ball over the Union City Chargers; (2) Karen Middel spiking the ball; (3) Becky Wilson receiving the spike. 139 �Everyone Digs a The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team ended their season with a 7-7 win-loss record . The team: Front: Denise Laurell, Sherry Sherwood, Jill Faulkner, Chris Johnson, Kim Billman. Back: Coach Marcia Scheidler, Linda Allen, Tammie John ston, Pam Loose, Kelli Talbot, Tori Budd, Amy Geishert and Dawn Brown . Susan Rice is the team's manager. 1-40 �J.V. Volleyball Player 141 �Girls Are Unbeatable 142 �With a three season record of 31 consecutive dual meet wins, the lady Oriole tracksters finished with an overall record of 10-0 and 7-0 in the Big Eight. Records set include: Discus, Tori Budd, 101 '4"; Shot Put, Ginna Rice, 34'1 j.4"; High Jump, Brenda Cottman and Kris Con dra, 4'11 W '; 110 Yd. Low Hurdles, Kar ice Loveberry, 15.3; Mile, Connie Stempien, 5:32.8; Two Mile, Connie Stempien, 11:29.9. Karice set the 220 Yd. Low Hurdle mark of 30 .2 when she fin ished second in the Class C State Meet . The Team : Front: Teresa Waltz, Connie Wolfe, Lisa Hickok, Beth Tobolske, Brenda Osborne, Colleen Avery, Chris Toth, Dawn McClellan . Middle: Amy Geishert, Denise Laurell , Connie Stem· pien, Sherry Sherwood, Sherri Knisely, Rhonda Wilber, Kelli Stempien, Kim Kochendorfer, Jill Faulkner. Back: Coach Chard, Tori Budd, Pam Loose, Becky Wilson, Kris Condra, Ginna Rice, Tammy Johnston, Linda Ogurchak, Karice Loveberry, Brenda Cottman, Pat Fryer, Brenda Dooley and Coach Adams. 143 �The Squads of Enthusiasm! (3) 144 �(2) (3) Page 144: (1) Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Amy Borton, Connie Wolfe, Kim Strother, Ginna Rice, Bonnie Wolfe, Dawn Fowler, Kathy Cottman; (3) JV Football Cheerleaders: Tammy Mast, Brenda Cottman, Tracy Rockhold, JoAnn McClellan, Teresa Waltz, Theresa Liggins. Page 145: (1) Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Kathy Cottman, Karen Andrews, Lynnette Pierson, Linda Forsyth , Connie Wolfe, Bonnie Wolfe; (2) Freshman Basketball Cheerleaders : Tina Herman, Lisa Dules, Tracy Sanderson, Teresa Lutterbeck, Beth Forsyth, Lisa Hickok; (3) JV Basketball Cheerleaders: Teresa Waltz, Lori DesJardins, Julie Prince, Tina Dules, Brenda Cottman, Kay Brose. Ms. Jane Crawford acted as the advisor for the football season cheerleaders and Ms . Lili Chartier took over for the basketball season. 145 �COACHING STAFF (2) (1) Ms. Melissa Lloyd, varsity volleyba ll, girls ' JV basketball; (2) Mr . Chuck Cook, JV football, fresh· man basketba ll ; (3) Mr. Gary Adams, golf, varsity basketba ll, g irls' track; (4) Mr. Lonney Evon, varsity football; Mr. Mike Nowicki, vars ity football, varsity baseball; and Mr. Dan Lud low, varsity football , boys' track and athletic director. (4) 146 �(2) (5) (1) Mr. Bob Stewart, girls' varsity basketball; (2) Mr. Jack Adams, JV baseball; (3) Ms. Marcia Scheidler, JV volleyball; (4) Mr. Bob Bell, cross country, JV basketball, boys' track; (5) Mr. Ken Downey, wrestl ing; (6) Mr. Martin Chard, girls' track; (7) Mr. Greg Gruner, JV baseball; and (8) Mr. Rick Moore, JV football, varsity baseball . (8) 147 �SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Qumcy Opponent 51 60 Hillsdale 46 35 Springport 69 53 Jonesville 42 53 Athens 43 60 Union City 50 46 Reading 37 42 Addison OT 36 34 Homer 59 56 Hudson 58 47 Concord 55 63 Springport 40 43 Jonesville OT 45 54 Vandercook Lake 50 42 Athens 53 47 Union City 43 48 Jackson Western 42 43 Reading 56 53 Homer OT 60 44 Concord :.....: ; GIRLS TRACK Quincy Opponent 89 34 Coldwater 87 36 Pittsford 105 18 Litchfield 83 40 Jonesville 108 14 Springport 101 22 Union City 94 29 Reading 85 38 Homer 107 16 Concord 63 60 Athens Quincy . 66V2 72 99 1/z 69 69 64V2 80 74 95 721J2 148 BOYS TRACK Opponent 64 1/z Coldwater 60 Pittsford 32 1/2 Litchfield 63 Jonesville 63 Springport 67V2 Union City 52 Reading 58 Homer 37 Concord 59 1/2 Athens JV FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 12 8 Hillsdale 30 6 Springport 8 20 Jonesville 0 40 Athens 12 20 Union City 6 18 Reading 30 22 Homer VARSITY Quincy 0 2 2 4 5 6 5 6 4 13 0 7 1 5 4 2 2 4 1 9 4 9 4 5 4 3 1 16 BASEBALL Opponent Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Concord Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Concord CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 34 23 Springport 30 27 Jonesville 31 26 Western 29 27 Hanover· Horton 30 25 Union City 20 41 Reading 15 49 Homer 35 24 Concord Quincy 167 168 165 181 175 164 165 180 180 179 159 195 169 157 162 GOLF Opponent 170 Coldwater 154 Jonesville 181 Springport 188 Bronson 211 Litchfield 182 Reading 164 Concord 179 Homer 165 Springport 164 Jonesville 180 Bronson 200 Litchfield 196 Reading 180 Homer 156 Concord WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 13 53 Williamston 29 42 Vandercook Lake 13 47 Ida 13 50 Leslie 33 37 Michigan Center 27 41 Springport 44 24 Jonesville 30 37 Bronson 48 30 Athens 23 37 Hudson 22 41 Union City 33 39 Homer 33 33 Concord 24 36 Hillsdale 22 53 Addison �JV BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 57 Hillsdale 31 31 Springport 49 43 Jonesville 38 55 Athens 43 62 Union City 45 41 Reading 32 47 Addison 36 45 Homer 36 46 Hudson 55 52 Concord 42 52 Springport 54 32 Jonesville 40 42 Vandercook 56 Lake 51 Athens 46 35 Union City 57 54 Jackson 46 Western 46 Reading 33 41 Homer 53 39 Concord 35 JV VOLLEYBALL Opponent Quincy Springport 1 2 Athens 0 2 Union City 2 0 Jonesville 2 1 Reading 2 0 Homer 1 2 Concord 1 2 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 0 Union City 2 0 Reading 2 1 Homer 2 1 Concord 1 2 I~ f\ GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 31 29 Springport 27 23 Jonesville 33 39 Athens 51 56 Union City 37 Reading 36 46 Homer 42 45 Concord 48 49 Springport 52 34 40 Jonesville 38 Athens 33 45 Union City 33 38 Reading 25 38 Homer 33 37 Concord 52 1 --~- _!! t ~ / r-- t~ "- VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponent Quincy 29 Hillsdale 0 27 Springport 6 32 Jonesville 6 30 Athens 0 20 Union City 0 13 Reading 6 39 Homer 0 6 Concord 7 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Quincy Springport 0 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 0 Jonesville 2 1 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 0 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 1 2 Union City 2 0 Reading 0 2 Homer 2 0 Concord 0 2 \, .,?' /-r ---JV BASEBALL Opponent Quincy Springport 1 2 Jonesville 2 4 Union City 4 5 Homer 1 9 Concord 5 6 Springport 3 4 Jonesville 3 2 Union City 0 6 Homer 5 6 Concord 4 13 GIRLS JV BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 19 Springport 29 6 Jonesville 26 12 Athens 22 32 Union City ,..---22 / 17 Reading 24 28 Homer 27 12 Concord 42 40 Springport 23 14 Jonesville 21 9 Athens 24 24 Union City 11 34 9 Reading 27 Homer 26 12 Concord 21 IJ \\ FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 63 Springport 31 46 Jonesville 28 49 Athens 33 34 Union City 54 38 Reading 58 32 Homer 25 43 Springport 50 58 Jonesville 27 37 Athens 28 42 Union City 35 39 Reading OT 40 36 Homer 34 ~.<_ 149 �150 �MIDDLE SCHOOL 0 151 �Eighth Grade John Al bright Rhonda Ant us Ginger Arnett Glen Avery Lori Bailey Donald Lisa Ricky Thomas Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Donald Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Gail Condra Cindy Conn in Angela Cottman Raymond Crick Tad Curtis Brett Cutler Micha le Dennis Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstead Diane Fidler Kenneth Frederick Ruth Fulk 152 Booher Booher Booher Brewer �Sherry.Gibson Diane Gilbert Brent Goforth Mark Grigg Michael Hagaman Kim Hagy Michael Hard Joseph Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Brian Henry Norman Herman Kevin Hooley Kenneth Holloway Denise Houck Tammy Houvener Eric Huttenlocher Diane Ingraham Jacqueline Kanaby Kevin Kaiser Christine Kline Roxanne Knapp Steven Lamb Ronald Lange Karen Latta Dawn Ledbetter Debra Lewis Sherri Locke Richard Lutz Eric Marshall Raymond Marvin Andrew Meade Gerald Meade Tamara Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Craig Miller Carol Pangborn Julie Parker Kim Parker Brent Parkinson 153 �Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Sherry Poole Jamie Prince Kristie Quimby Wayne Rehner Robert Ressler Eric Rice Kelly Riddell Julie Ringle Marlene Roberts Calista Sanderson Walter Schultz Jennifer Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Trenton Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spa lding Robert Speaker John Spragg Tony Stanton Steven Stempien Jeff Suever James Supianoski Vaughn Surett John Taylor Lori Wa llace Nanette Weber r~ Scott Wilkinson Daniel Will iams David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington Not Pictured: Kim Freese Doug las Russell 154 �Seventh Grade Beckie Badders Valarie Beckwith Daniel Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Joseph Bowerman Cheryl Bradley Tamara Brewer Kim Brower Timothy Brown Andrew Buell Teresa Byrd Lori Camp Scott Clifford Ronald Coco Sarah Creager Dean DeCaire Timothy Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Skip DuBay Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Joel Falstead 155 �Paula Falzon Timothy Finley Charlene Fletcher David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Karen Gordon Tammie Green Danny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Laurie Horney Karen Hosek Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Kirk Larson Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothamer Patricia Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Douglas Marsh Bartley Marshall Brian Marshall Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steven Meade Jeff Miller Michelle Miller Steve Miller Robert Miner Michael Mitchell Michael Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Patricia Mraz Teresa Neeley Tina Nickles Kelly Norton David Ostrander 156 �Julie Owens Jodie Paul Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Shawn Poynor Ricky Rasmussen Kelly Riddle Jodie Rigelman David Roberts Robyn Rubley Robert Saxman Rebecca Smith Stacie Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Beth Sours Robert Stanton Terry Stephens Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Kristie Strouse Michelle Surett Kenneth Teachout Lori Tenney Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Alicia Veysey William Vorce Kathy Walker Mike Waterbury Stacy Westfall Pamela Wilber Timothy Wilkinson Gail Wineland Not Pictured: Rebekah Cekander Gerald Collins Kristine Green Lance Wiser 157 �Sixth Grade Shirley Adams Denise Antus Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Timothy Beaudin Terry Berkshire Timothy Berry Lisa Billman Allen Blodgett William Blowers James Boulton Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Timothy Brockway Shari Brown Terri Brower Karime Cariuty David Chaney Tammy Combs Jacqueline Cooper Michael Cottman Jennie Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Kelli Cutler Eric Dules 158 �., :t'".- , ~~ ,., •'~A- Franklin Wasterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Englehardt Michelle Fillmore ~:n:n·. z:x:n":;.c·:X ·: · . 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Douglas Finley Craig Fish Lisa Gilbert Michael Gipple Jody Grigg Billie Harbaugh Ernest Harman Wendy Harmon Katherine Herman Pamela Hockenberry Mark Houvener Rebecca Jones Theodore Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Robert Knowles Kenneth Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Scott Locke Thomas Lothamer Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Edward Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael James McRae Tonya Meyer Barry Miller James Nance Marjorie Nave Kelli Newberry Bradley Parrish 159 �Tracy Peterson Jill Phillippy Elton Potter William Richards James Ricker James Riddel Dennis Rigelman JoEIIen Robson Brent Rodgers Randolph Root Amy Rootes Bern ina Rossetter Timothy Rzepka Richard Sanderson Timothy Schmidt Matt Smith David Spalding Jody Spragg Dana Stempien Pamela Stark Ronald Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trail Gregory Trowbridge Stella VanWald Dawn Waligora Kelly Wa ll ace Shawna Walters Tyron Wentworth Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jeff Wright Brent Wygant Not Pictured: Shelly Beaudin Rodney Harper 160 Stephanie Wymer �QMS Bands Bb BASS CLARINET Eric Huttenlocher FLUTES Becky Brown Jackie Kanaby Lori Wallace Carol Pangborn ALTO SAXOPHONE Diane Ingraham OBOE Jeff Suever TENOR SAXOPHONE Denise Houck Bb CLARINETS Ginger Hartbarger Kimberly Hagy Diane Fidler Gail Condra Lori Bailey Roxie Knapp Chris Kline Kris Quimby TRUMPETS Norman Herman Sarah Brickey Brent Parkinson Kurt Spalding TROMBONES Kevin Hooley Richard Lutz TUBA Ken Holloway PERCUSSION Eric Rice Mark Grigg FRENCH HORN Calista Sanderson 161 �~ FLUTES Val Beckwith Rachel McRae Melissa Powers Becky Smith Tammy Johnson Tina Nickles Bb CLARINETS Juli Owens Kelly Riddle Laura Horney Stacie Smith Lori Litwaitis Dawn Hilton Lorie Camp David Geiman Cheryl Bradley Karen Stempien Jennifer Dobson Beckie Badders Kathy Walker Dave Ostrander 162 Bb BASS CLARINET Deena Dowker ALTO SAXOPHONE Lynn DesJardins Paula Falzon Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons TENOR SAXOPHONE Dean DeCaire BARITONE SAXOPHONE Steven Miller TROMBONE Gail Wineland TUBA Michelle Miller 1 H . ·: \ - . ...\ \ . ,) 1\ ~ ~ .-' -- \· ~ '-< '- t . TRUMPETS AND CORNETS Beth Sours Lori Dobson Kelly Norton Lisa Stempien Alicia Veysey Bobby Miner Tim Brown Mike Renfro PERCUSSION Bart Marshall Mike Mitchell Peggy Gollnick �FLUTES Kathy Herman Tonya Meyer Jill Philippy Pam Stark JoEIIen Robson Bb CLARINETS Bernina Rossetter Susan Engelhardt Lynn Edwards Lisa Gilbert Toni Bowerman ALTO SAXOPHONES Dawn Waligora Melissa Woods Brad Parrish Tom Lothamer TENOR SAXOPHONE David Karney CORNETS Tim Berry Jody Spragg Matt Smith Todd Thurman Robert Knowles Lonnie Laurie Candie Kaiser Erica Arnold Becky Jones TROMBONES Michelle Fillmore Trevor Mast James Ricker Kenny Kurtz TUBAS Kelly Wa llace Tim McRae Brent Rodgers MALlETS- PERCUSSION Karime Cariuty Tammy McMichael FRENCH HORN Shawna Walters 163 �QMS Student Council Student Council members: Front: Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech. Middle: Richard Sanderson, Alicia Veysey, Rachel McRae, Mike Hagaman, 16.4 advisor Mr. Longhini. Back: David Spalding, John Taylor and Suzanne Toth. �QMS Cross ountry an Wrestling OMS Cross Country Team : Front: Brett Cutler, Dan Herman, Denny Higbee. Middle: Todd Cochrane, Don Booher, Brent Parkinson, Scott Wilk inson, Doug Russell. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Tim Finley, Bart Marshall, Ken Teachout, Gerald Hinds, Andy Buell, Dave Roberts, Brian Ditton and manager David Spald ing. Not Pictured: Randy McCurley. OMS Wrestling Team: Front: Terry Stephens, Bruce Pohl, Dan Morris, Tim Brown, Bart Marshall, Scott Clifford, Scott Wilkinson, Joe Bowerman, Jeff Miller, Joel Falstad. Back: Jody Harmon, Andy Buell, Brent Parkinson, Jim Supianoski, Dean DeCaire, Glenn Avery, Steve Stempien, Mike Hard, Todd Smith, Randy McCurley and Coach Greg Gruner. Seated in front are managers Jim McCrae artd Tim Brockway. 165 �'QMS Girls' Basketball 166 Ei~hth Grade Girls' Basketball Team: Front: Sarah Bnckey, Julie Rmole, Sherry Locke, Dawn Ledbet ter, Ginger Hartbarger, Lori Bailey. Back : manager Sherry Poole, Diane lnoraham, Roxanna Knapp, Cathy Smith, Diane Gi lbert, Diane Fidler, Tammy Clark, Karen Latta, Gail Condra, Nanette Weber, and Coach Lili Chartier . Seventh Grade Girls' Basketball Team: Front: Kelly Johnson, Lori Dobson, Becky Smith, Tammy Brewer. Back: Lynn DesJardins, Robyn Rubley, Michelle Miller, Pam Wil ber, Patti Lutterbeck, Kristy Strouse , Alicia Veysey, Michelle Sobiech, Beth Sours, manager Melissa Powers, and Coach Gail Banker. �QMS Boys' Basketball ~!!!!!'-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I Eighth Grade Basketball Team: Kent Falstad, Ken Holloway, David Wilson, Eric Marshall, Wally Schult!, Ron Lange, Doug Russell, Norm Herman, Eric Rice, Jay Millard, Brett Cutler, John Taylor, Kurt Spalding, Mike Hagaman, Ray Crick, Barry Chapman . Front: manager Lloyd Paul and Coach Lonny Evon. Seventh Grade Basketball Team : Front: Tim Delaney, Mike Waterbury, Doug Marsh, Brian Ditton, Tim Wi lkinson, Mike Ellis . Back: Coach Rick Moore, David Roberts, Gerald Hinds, Kenny Teachout, Mike Mitchell , Skip DuBay, Shawn Poynor, Tim Finley and manager David Spa lding . 167 �168 OMS Girls' Track Team: Front: Lisa Stempien, Gail Condra, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Kelly Norton, Ginger Hart, Karen Gordon, Robyn Rubley, Kelly Johnson. Middle : Nanette Weber, Sarah Brickey, Lori Bailey, Missy Pierson, Tammy Meyer, Dawn Ledbetter, Ona Lothamer, Pam Wilber, Dawn Hilton, Valarie Beckwith, Suzanne Toth . Back: Karen Latta, Anita Cekander, Lori Lithwaitis, Tammy Dooley, Sherri Locke, Kathy Smith, Sherry Gibson, Tammy Clark, Michelle Sobiech, Patti Lutterbeck, Alicia Veysey, Teresa Byrd and Coach Gary Abbott. QMS Boys' Track Team: Front: Ken Holloway, Joe Bowerman, Barry Chapman, Denny Higbee, Mike Waterbury, Tim Wilkinson, Joe Falstad, Arthur Hart, Todd Cochrane, Tim Finley. Middle: Dave Roberts, Todd Smith, Rick Booher, Brian Ditton, Brett Cut- ler, Brent Parkinson, Scott Wilkinson, Kurt Spalding, Gerald Hinds. Back: Manager Doug Marsh, Manager Wally Schultz, John Taylor, Kevin Kaiser, Eric Rice, Jay Millard, Doug Russell, Jim Supianoski and Coach Lonney Evon. �QMS Cheerleaders 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Karen Gordon, Mascot Tracy Hartman, Michelle Sobiech, Rachel McRae, Kelly Norton, Kelly John· son and Lynn DesJardins . 7th Grade Cheerleaders: Karen Gordon, Rachel McRae, Kelly Norton, Suzanne Toth, Lor ie Camp and Karen Stempien . 8th Grade Cheerleaders: Kim Parker, Denise Houck, Chris Quimby, Tammy Dooley, Lisa Booher and Ginger Arnett. Gail Condra, Lori Bailey, Kris Quimby, Denise Houck and Nanette Weber are the other 8th grade cheerleaders but are not pictured . The groups are advised by Ms. Cathy Rivett and Mrs. Betty Jo Welsh. 169 �QMS Faculty Mrs. Gail Banker, Memphis State University, M.A., math, seventh grade girls' basketball coach; Mr. Robert Bell, Hillsdale College, B.A., math, OMS cross cou ntry coach, OHS cross country coach, JV basketball coach, QHS assistant boys' track coach; Mrs. Victoria Budd, Western Michigan University, 170 M.A., English, math, OHS algebra; Mr. Kenneth Downey, Hillsdale College, B.A., social studies, science, exploratory, OHS wrestling coach; Mr. Jack Feller, Adrian College, B.A., science, drivers education. �Mrs. Sharon Ferriss, Michigan State University, B.A., science; Mr. Greg Gruner, Central Michigan University, B.S., humanities, OMS wrestling coach, JV baseball coach; Mrs. Kathy Hughes, Eastern Michigan University, B.S., helping teacher; Mrs. Sharyn Leash, Hillsdale College, B.A., English. 171 �Mr. Gary Male, Western Michigan University, B.S., social studies, Youth in Government advisor; Mr. Robert Stewart, Defiance College, M.A., social studies, English, exploratory, QHS girls ' varsity basketball coach; Mr. Robert Undeen, Castleton State Col- 172 lege, M.A., social studies, English; Ms. Julie Vandermel Tack, Central Michigan University, B.S., resource room teacher; Mrs . Jane Bodkins, resource room aide. �Spelling Bees Popular at QMS Eighty seventh graders from the Big 8 Conference participated in a spelling bee at Concord on February 17. The team finished in third place overall while Lori Litwaitis took the first place trophy and Rachel McRae took sixth place. The team: Front: Tammy Johnson, Paula Falzon, Lori Dobson, David Thornton . Middle: Michelle Sobiech, Rachel McRae, Alicia Veysey, Valarie Beckwith. Back : Cheryl Bradley, advisor Mrs. Budd, David Donbrock. Absent: Lynn DesJardins and Lori Litwaitis. The sixth grade spell· ing bee was held on March 3 at Springport where OMS took first place in team competition. The team: Front: Student Coach Michelle Fillmore, Ricky Lippert, Student Coach Teddy Kahaian, Erica Arnold, JoEIIen Robson, Shawna Walters. Second Row: David Karney, LaNean Lutz, Tim Brockway, Kenny Kurtz, Becky Jones, Donna Tobalske. Back: Advisor Mrs. Leosh . Absent: Melissa Woods. 173 �17-4 The OMS College Bowl team, sponsored by Mrs. Banker and Mr. Undeen, traveled to Homer in January to participate in the Big 8 College Bowl competition where they took third place . Front: Marlene Roberts, Kerri Smith, Diane Ingraham, Diane Fidler, Tammi Meyer, Gail Conra. Back: Mr. Undeen, Brent Parkinson, John Taylor, Steve Stempien, Jay Mil lard, Mike Hard, Rob Ressler and Mrs. Banker. Mrs. Banker and Mrs. Budd worked after school to prepare sixth, seventh and eighth graders for the state math competition . All the students did well and Bekcy Jones scored high enough to become a state finalist. Front: Lynn DesJardins, Brent Parkinson, Becky Jones, Billi Harbaugh, Jim Bolton (alt.), Mic- helle Sobiech (alt.), Karen Stempien, Alicia Veysey, Lori Wallace (alt.). Back: Tim Finley, Jay Millard (alt.), Diane Ingraham, Kerri Smith, David Karney, David Spalding, Dave Donbrock (alt .) and Mike Hard . �SUBJECT 6th: Mathematics Science English Social Studies Physical Education Reading Faculty Award- Ken MOST IMPROVED Tammy McMichael Lonnie Laurie, Stella VoaniN"'I.. Dawn Waligora Jill Phillipy Gordon Thomas, Stella Va Willie Richards :Tobalske 7th: Science Mathematics Humanities Social Studies English Physical Education Bart Marsh I Timothy Finley Lori Dobson Tim Delaney Lori Litwaitis Michelle Sobiech Higbee, Gerlad Faculty Award - Paula Falzon, Alicia Veysey Outstanding Contribut[on Aw~rd a'chel Citizenship Award- avid Geiman David Thornton Michelle Miller Rebecca Smith, Mike M11·rn•• Eric Marshall Julie Parker 8th: Mathematics Science English Social Studies Physical Education Trent Smith Tammy Dooley, Brent Wit~ Faculty Award Outstanding Contri Citizenship Award - CLASS FLIRTS Diane Gilbert Brett Cutler MOCKELE 8LASS CUT-UPS athy Smith Eric Rice IONS MOST FRIENDLY Sherri Locke Brent Parkinson BEST DRESSED Gail Condra Mike Hagaman SHYEST BEST PERSONALITY Gail Condra· Brent Parkinson BEST LOOKING Gail Condra Brett Cutler MOST ATHLETIC Gail Condra John Taylor ~eckyBrown John Taylor 175 �176 �ELEMENTARY --· 0 177 �Fifth Grade Jana Acox Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joseph Berry Todd Betts Laurie Blackman Tim Blodgett Bobbie Blowers Robin Burks Edward Cariuty Barbara Cekander William Clouse Chantal Cochrane Bryan Collins Stacy Conn in Dawn Converse Tom Copeland Travis Creager Virginia Culver Todd DenBraber Doug Dobson Michael Dowker Angie Erts Tim Erts Penny Evans Diane Fletcher Mary Geiman Eddie Gragus Melisa Goodman Paula Gratz Darlene Griner David Hammond Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Robert Hyde Teresa Jeffrey Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson Mike Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Robyn Laurell Greg Madsen Tracy Maggart Paige Mason 178 �Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Timothy O'Brien Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matt Pepper April Persails Michelle Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Mark Ricker Susan Rickman Annette Roberts Suzie Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Melanie Ryan Sandy Salyer Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge David Sleesman Lisa Smallwood Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Melissa Sours Kevin Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Penny Tuttle Rhonda VanRiper Chuck Vorce John Walker LeeAnn Watters Jim Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood 179 �Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathy Veysey Fourth Grade Corey Avra Lori Baker Mike Baldwin Jacinda Beckwith Robert Bennett Debbie Berry Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Connie Booher Brian Bowerman Willard Bradley Melissa Bradshaw Marc Brand Earl Brouse Jeff Brown Lonnie Buckley Jenny Buell Vickie Burley Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Norman Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Richard Clark Tom Cole Michael Colon Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tom Donbrock Bobby Dooley Tim Dowker Joseph Dunn Dennis Evans David Fillmore Glen Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Eric Green 180 �Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Eddie Horney Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Lori Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Mark Landis Joedy Lat1a John Lat1a Richard Lensky Alicia Lowther David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Scot1 Marvin Sheri/ McAllister Allan McClellan Bobby McNall Dennis Miller Susan Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Malisa Morris Sandra Nave Karen Newberry Penny Parrish Rhonda Paul Lori Pavelko April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Michele Quimby Raymond Rasmussen Renee Richards Mark Rootes Tammy Rzepka Kathleen Ryan Richard Schultz Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith 181 �Michael Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Jimmie Starkel Robert Tenney Christine Tong Terry Trowbridge Mark VanBlarcom Sanford Waltz Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney Tracy Winger John Winter Scott Withington Jackie Wood Lonny Wright Ms. Phyllis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Mary Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien Third Grade Trevor Anderson Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Billy Beckwith Larry Beebe Jimmy Bennett Trent Blair Tim Briggs Randy Brouse LeeAnn Brown Marnie Brown Rache lle Brown Lorna Sulkowski Sean Burley Temrey Burritt Erik Buterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joey Cekander Chawn Centers Callie Clark Brian Conn in Carll Converse Jason Coolman 182 �Cary Coon ce Andy Cottman Bil ly Crick Bobby Crick Angela Culver Paul Davis Paul Davis Lance DeMeritt Bryan Denning Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emi ly Fairbanks Danny Fales Cary Feldbauer Cindy Fillmore Edwin Forest Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Tammy Haag James Hoff Derek Horn Jeff Hutchins Mary Alice Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nicole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson Patty Justice Karen Kratzer Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jenni Leash John Lockl in Beverly Lowther Steven Marowelli David Marshall Debbie Marvin Lisa Mason Danny Mawby Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Mellissa McMichael Kristie McRae Brian Miller Pamela Miller Lisa Mraz 183 �Derek O'Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jillane Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Daryl Pavelko Timothy Pearson Shannonk Persails Christa Pifer Chad Purcell Amy Quimby BettyJo Quimby Derik Reich hart Ronald Richards Nicki Ritter Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Salyer Jay Sanderson Kim Shaw Constance Sherman Dorcas Shilling Chris Smith Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Penny Varney Carol Wilson Melinda Woods Mrs. Ruth King Ms. Mary Sewell Mrs. Roberta Timm Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear 184 �Second Grade Perry Acox Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Joel Asher Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Kathy Boardman Kathy Bondy Brett Bowers Dawn Briggs Wayne Burk Cindy Cekander Chris Christian Mike Clemenson Steve Cl ifford Tammy Colon Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Malissa Denning Michelle Doolittle Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Tracey Gilpin Colt Gollnick James Gordon Georgia Griner Angie Hagaman Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Michelle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Stacy Higbea Joe Hoff Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener 185 �Terri Howard Tom Hughes Janelle Jeffry Joseph Johnson Tonya Jones Gary Karney Mike King Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Danielle Laurell Dawn Lindbert Kevin Longhini Joel Lothomer Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley Autumn Marson Todd Massey Barbars McClellan Michelle McCiughen Judd McDowell Chad McGiothlen Tina Meyer Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Chad Musselman Julie Nance Sherry Neusbaum Amy Newberry Jimmy Noble Dick Norton Tami Parks JoEIIin Parrish Chris Pepper Heather Persails Beth Phillippy Joel Potter Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lyn Reynolds John Richardson Jamie Sanderson Richard Sarles Sandy Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Brian Smith Kyle Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner 186 �Tracy Stout Kelie Stra use Paul Swift Debbie Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Tim Tuttle Mark VanWald Annette Vorce Fred Wagner Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Julie Weller Toby Winger Kent Wyatt Mrs. Jane Coler Mrs. Patricia Feller Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka First Grade Jenny Adams Tony Baker Sabrina Baldwin Donald Banker Brandon Barrett Steven Beatty Jeffrey Bender Catherine Bennett Jill Bennett Steve Booher Joseph Bradley Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Brian Buckley Casey Burleson Melisa Burk Derek Carpenter Yvonne Cedander Carmen Center Eric Cheyne Ronald Christian Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell 187 �Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole James Conley Bonnie Converse Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Christina Field Tim Finley Ginger Foley Jason Gale Jennifer Gallatin Larry Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Phillip Goss Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Glen Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Taunia Hart Gretchen Heise Sean Hibea LeeAnn Hoag Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry David Hoffman Dorie Houvener Michelle Howard Pat Hyde Christopher Jeffrey Dawn Kiersey Rebecca Kimball Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Carl Kurtz Melissa Lahnum Eric Lattas Debbie Laurel/ Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Debbie Mawby Brenda McClellan Hope Meade 188 �Brent Miller Penny Morris Bill Murphy Chad Newberry Buck Norton Ryan O'Connell Laura Otis Joshua Owens Cherish Paradine Theresa Parks Allen Paul Joseph Pechota Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Andy Phillips Kirk Philson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards Donna Richards Amy Riley David Roberts Glenn Sarles Susan Saxman Danny Scherer Paul Searing Matthew Servey Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Tim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Leslie Storkel Marcy Storrs Michael Tanner Sharon Thompson Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Kell y Wagner Tom Wagner Matt Waligora Sean Watson Richard Weller Ronald Weller Tanya Williams 189 �Michelle Winger Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Carol Undeen Kindergarten Dennis Abbeg Rebecca Acox Curtis Akers Justin Asher Devin Ball Lori Banker Casey Bell Theresa Brooks Judie Brouse Jim Bob Brow Eddmund Brower Jennifer Brown Michael Brown Robert Burd Tracy Callahan Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Randy Cou nterman Brady Cox Kelly Craig Scott Dobson Darla Dowker Jeffery Erts Deny Feldbauer Tammy Feldbauer Deborah Flaugher Gina Foley Sara Gibson Deanna Gilpin Lloyd Gipple Tonia Green Chad Hagaman Ricky Halstead Gregory Hardy Otis Harrington Aaron Hilton Sherry Hockenberry Rya n Horn Phillip Howard Andrew Hughes Jason Huss 190 �Heather lvey Angela Jeffery Kevin Johnson Jimmy Jones Kathy Kranz Lori Kriser Angela Kubiac Linda Kurtz Ginna Letts Kevin Lindbert Jammie Lothamer Lisha Loveberry Chad Lawn Tammy Lujack Derek Lytle Jennifer Madsen Daniel Markley Lori Marowelli Nathaniel Marshall Stacy Marson Tara May Michael McCauley Shasta McCiughen Corena McDonald Dia Miller Thomas Miller John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore David Newberry Loretta Newberry Jennifer Nichols Angela O'Halloran Teresa Otis Mike Parshall Robert Peel Erin Peterson Rebecca Pifer Janelle Pogue Justin Porter Nicole Potter Jason Price Nicole Price Jason Quimby Stephanie Rathert Timothy Reynolds Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Brian Rogers Monica Rothlisberger Mary Saxman Chastity Seals Paul Shilling Amy Sieger 191 �Michael Simpson Billy Smith Kristine Smith Bobbie Southworth Cl ifford Speaker Tevia Spence David Stempien Brian Storkel Jennifer Suever Tammy Sutphin Jamie Swihart Paul Tong Jake Tuckey Billy Wagner Edward Wallace Amy Wonders Mrs . Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Donna Keeslar, Aide Mrs. Glenna Talbot, Aide NOT PICTURED Kindergarten Denise Ash Tammie Boyer Richard Daniels Dan Diaz Michelle Goshorn Dodi Neeley First Grade Jerry Ferrier Robert Waltz Second Grade John Holden Dan Nave Derek Wood Third Grade Kelly Goshcoff James Holden Fourth Grade Mitch Neeley Fifth Grade Douglas Harper Jerry Jackowiak 192 �I Mrs. Enid Havens Vocal Music Mr. Rick Moore Physical Education Mrs. Katheryn Bondurant Reading Enrichment Mrs. Carol Smith Reading Enrichment Ms. Kathleen French Permanent Substitute Mrs. Pricilla Dodd Educational Aide Mrs. Carol Saunders Educational Aide Mrs. Nancy Strang Educational Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth Educational Aide Not Pictured: Ms. Pam Lindbert- Third Grade Teacher Ms. Patricia West - Second Grade Teacher Mrs. Virginia Ball -Library Aide Mrs. Jane Bodkins- Resource Room Aide Mrs. Lucille Snyder- Speech Correction Special Education : Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell Mrs. Amy Legg Mrs. Julie Tack Playground Supervisors: Mrs. Norrita Geiman Mrs. Janet Hawes 193 �194 �ADVERTISERS 0 195 �ACME BELT RECOATING INC. B& D TOOL & DIE. INC. Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 24 Years Custom Work- Jigs and Fixtures 639-8711 114 W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Arnold and Cole Streets P.O. Box 7 I BALDWIN CLINIC VETERINARY MEDICAL FACILITY BECKWITH FURNITURE Large Stock of New Furniture Bassett Headquarters Central Rd. at S. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy- Coldwater Quincy 639-4246 mu l]l:DUW(]~ Fashion Headquarters for the Queen-Sized Lady and Big and Tall Men Open Daily II a.m. to I0 p.m. 279-9227 4-6 E. Chicago Quincy ==tt 41 I E. Chicago, Coldwater Congratulations Graduates BRACY & JAHR. INC. MASONRY CONTRACTORS Good Luck to the Class of '79 196 825 Quincy Grange Rd. Quincy �BRANCH COUNTY BANK Coldwater, Michigan Reading, Michigan Headquarters for Year Around Gardening and Crafts 639-8505 Quincy BRANCH COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC, P.C. K. 0. Branham, D.C. 683 E. Chicago Rd . 2 Miles East of 1-69 Coldwater, Ml Phone (517) 279-9377 Good Luck to the Class of '79 BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-41 00 Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W. Chicago Coldwater Agents: Dennis Hoyes Glenn DesJardins Suzy Chess Phone 278-2664 197 �BUDDS # I AUTO SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment and Balance -Complete Auto Service· Jack and Mike Budd, Owners Phone 639-5605 133 W. Chicago Quincy CARROLL'S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 458 Marshall St. Fairfield Plaza 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. 8:30 to 9:00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri. Coldwater BURGER CHEF - ~~ , Tt.; Good Luck Quincy Orioles Come in and See Us After theG..ames . 432 Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 8ra..: U~er £*. . u•e•® Compliments of CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 280 N. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy, Michigan COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MICHIGAN Coldwater, Michigan Phone(517)278-4185 lr.Q-= COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES C Mobile Modular Sales Service and Accessories (517) 639-5385 21f2 Miles East of 1-69 Quincy, Michigan 49082 COLDWATER RECREATION BOWLING LANES w Home of the Tri-State Classic Robert and Carma Shook 198 �10ltttttg tog ethete .. \ 1. \i \; ·. ; \ \;, \ \ ~\'; \, \' ; i '-<. J -~ ..._... _.-' '··--~~ \ \ ;" . ~ ~~...,'\\,, ·· ~· \ . ~*~,. of fine quality wedding garments for him and her, and the photography studio service for the rememborance is our simple task . We are striving to be one shop doing the complete arrangements for weddings . 62 Division Ph 278-4893 Coldwater, Mi. Ron and Mar-Jo Philbrick (owners) -Since 1968PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE FOR PERSONAL, BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 199 �O!nlnnial ~illagt ~hrlntrs & ~ifts 17 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-8715 CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY Our Friendly Agency Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan ~l. JEWELRY Quincy Michigan ('4A J€W€LRY ~ - ~\;~l . D & D CYCLE Yamaha Sales and Service Duane Field Duane Carpenter 200 695 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery 7 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan �W. E. DOWNER & SON, INC. WELL DRILLING Congratulations to the Class of 1979 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME 1275 Fisher Rd. Quincy Quincy, Michigan 639-4053 ··~rtw~~ ·· DOBSON INSURANCE NORM FAULKNER FLORIST Dial278-4148 55 Green St. Coldwater, Michigan Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents "See Us for Any Insurance Needs" rt1he Rlewer. B®x ~ STATE FARM A INSURANCE 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan FAIRFIELD PLAZA 420 Marshall St. Coldwater, Michigan Phone 278-2200 278-5800 Daily Specials Compliments of 1 &ni£ .1- !Baz 'Jood 5 C!ockfai~ 639-9035 24 E. Chicago, Quincy "Where the Funza+!" 201 �Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 From the DIRECTOR, OFFICERS AND STAFF of ~ FlllST NA TlONAL BANK. '~' of South Central Michigan Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp., Bronson, North Adams 202 �FRICK TRUCKING Grain • Logs • Lumber 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Dave Frick I 130 W . Litchfield Rd. Quincy, Michigan 49082 Tel. 279-9536 (517) 542-3353 Member FTD and TDS GENE'S rM;bllj SERVICE HAWKINS PRODUCE MARKET We Specialize in Lubrication "In the Garden Yesterday, in Our Store Today" Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy East U.S. 12 Coldwater 278 -5587 HOUSE OF FABRICS ~ · . =,.>-;-'-· '>' I. , 71 W. Pearl St. Coldwater Complete Sewing Needs Viking Sewing Machines Quincy-Ray Rd. Quincy, Ml 517-869-2277 JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Frank Johnson 392 Hog Creek Rd. Allen, Mich . 49227 lOB 5. HUDSON STREET COLDWATER . MICHIGAN 49036 639-8385 Owner-Operator: JoLayne Taylor 203 �KING ~ 'J:::iH9&tedUe s~, 1He, Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517/278-4518 Congratulations to the Class of '79 Two Miles East on Chicago Rd.U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 KNAPP ENTERPRISES 555 Hillside Dr. Coldwater 279-9538 For the Best in Carpeting LODGE FLOOR COVERING 405 N. Willow Brook Road Coldwater, Mich. 49036 MARBLE LAKE MARl NA • Bait and Tackle • Rentals MARSH BUILDING Gearld E. Marsh I02 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy, Ml 49082 Area 517 639-8436 • Arctic Cat Snowmobiles • Johnson Outboards • Viking Deck Boats • Power Boats • Sailboats • Wetbikes (517) 639-8253 MARSH SALES & SERVICE Scorpion Snowmobile 560 North Briggs Rd. Quincy, Michigan 49082 204 962 Wildwood Rd. Quincy Phone (517) 639-8007 �(517} 639-7915 McDONALD'S OF COLDWATER, HILLSDALE, KENDALLVILLE, IN McCLELLAN OIL CO. AMOCO JOBBER MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Don McClellan 27 Church Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 A Division of the Marmon Group Inc. Est. 1854 58 W. Chicago Supporting the community and progressive education through cooperation and donation. Coldwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. l?enney Catalog Center 279-75SI " 1'!{/-. I'LOI'/._1-.' 1'/.f .' IS/\(; 1'1. IU... Home of Delicious Fried Chicken Roast Beef, Ham and Cheese ':j -~ I I J . ' l·-, r• •• .., . . • • _r .W e Now Have Catering Services E. Chicago St., Coldwater Phone 278-7135 ' 205 �Complete Line of bridal gowns, bridesmaids dresses and formals Always the latest fashions . . . from sportswear to the most elegant evening wear ALL AT . . . APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE 6 W. Chicago St. Quincy 639-7475 QUINCY 517 / 639-7733 ACE HARDWARE "Ace Sets the Pace" Auto Parts and Equipment ACE Hardware • Paints • Tools Housewares • Electrical Plumbing and Heating Supplie; • Sporting Goods "Right on the Corner" ACE IS THE PLACE WITH THE HELPFUL HARDWARE MAN 206 BOB AND JANE BUTLER 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy. MI 49082 • Sandwiches • Sundaes • Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN • . • Malts • Shakes • Cones (517) 278-5532 �Luncheon Special Every Day QUINCY ICE COMPANY QUINCY DINER Groceries Beer Wine Ice 127 W. Chicago Quincy 122 W. Chicago Quincy Congratulations Seniors QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt SARGE'S MARKET Specializing in Low Prices SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOULARGE ENOUGH TO SERVE YOU. I06 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8025 SEARS SATTLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Industrial and Agricultural Electrical Service Philip W. Sattler 690 Clarendon Rd. 517 I 639-4610 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Fairfield Plaza Coldwater, Ml Call278-7351 24-Hr. Phone Service 207 �For the Contemporary Young Man . . . THE LIONS DEN A Whole Shop Devoted to "Today" Clothes. ~'"!U· 1\Ji i i) •'"''~ 'Iii i Congratulations Seniors SHORT & SON. INC. Coldwater, Michigan • Soh1gro SERVICE COMPANY SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Michigan 49082 51 W. Pearl St., Coldwater "More Than a Century of Service" Offices in Coldwater, Union City, Tekonsha and Kinderhook 279-7511 208 Phone (517) 639-3945 �You'll Find All the Shopping News in the Read It Every Thursday. Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 43rd Year 209 �Office Supplies Books Cards Gifts Coldwater "Your School Supply Headquarters" Town & Country Carpets and Decorator Supply Norma and Virgil Meyer 640 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Tt'ebot' •.s Pizza 455 N . MARSHALL STREET WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 WARNER OIL COMPANY NORMAN L. WOOD & SONS Ditching Contractor 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater {Halfway Between Coldwater and Quincy) Congratulations to the Class of '79 210 899 Moore Rd. Quincy, Ml49082 {517) 542-3908 �WATTS DRUGSTORE WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater "Where Friendship and Science Meet" Quincy Phone 639-5125 WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE 22 S. C lay St. Coldwater, Ml49036 Phone Area 517-278-4396 (517) 639-4127 YUKON MOTORS MANY THANKS ARE EXTENDED TO OUR ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS WHO CONTRIBUTED SO GENEROUSLY TO THE PRODUCTION OF THE 1979 ORIOLE. Welding Specialists Lawn Equipment Service Quincy, Michigan 211 �Quincy American Le Vern Wood 212 �SPGN·SORS Baskin Robbins Fairfield Plaza Coldwater BJ's Meat Market 44 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8029 Davis Marine 1872 Lake Drive Coldwater Lake Farm Bureau Services 19 Railroad St. Coldwater Greer Enterprises, Inc. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy Hard & Buchanan Trailer Sales Quincy Laurell Gas & Oil 121 E. Chicago Quincy Little King Motel 847 E. Chicago Coldwater North Butler Grocery 1208 Clarendon Rd. Homer, Ml49245 Oriole Snack Shack Owned by Larry & Linda Bailey Quincy Sand Blasting 31 Arnold St. Quincy (517) 639-7275/639-4159 Quincy Heating & Air Conditioning 28 W. Park Quincy 639-8189 Quincy 76 86 W. Chicago Quincy Sanders Custom Tee Shirts 66 E. Chicago Coldwater Sattler Brothers Garage 191f2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 Spurlock Realty & Insurance Co. 26 N. Monroe Coldwater ERA Member Broker 278 -8742 Sunset Cove Resort Loran Fickle & Margaret E. Wilmarth Quincy Surge Sales & Service 772 E. Chicago Quincy 639-4373 Swick TV Sales & Service 314 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4885 Thurston's Furniture & Carpet 19 E. Chicago Quincy 639-7815 James R. Vozar Insurance Co. 18 W. Chicago Quincy Wickes Lumber 631 Lot+ Rd. Coldwater 213 ���FlUNKY STARS Burt Reynolds John Travolta Robert Redford Clint Eastwood YMCA Too Much Heaven Saturday Night Fever Do You Think I'm Sex GROUPS MOVIES "Grease" "Smokey and the Ban ''Hooper'' "Animal House" "Star Wars" CAREERS Farmer Teacher Mechanic Searetary BOOKS Forever Harlequin Romances Jaws 2 TVSH WS Mork and Mindy Eight is Enough M*A*S*H Three's Company PASTIMES SOAP OPERAS The Young and the Restless Days of Our Lives Another World The Doctors ORITES ���0 �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/3522e218165de218f92385f74a3defa7.pdf 96e22eff999bcf87339a8ac3e95a437f PDF Text Text ����1980 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH 9CHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN OUR 1OOfh YEAR �• • I 2 I �3 ��5 ��7 �8 �9 �10 �·~ i J ..t A 11 �12 �13 �14 �15 �16 �HISTORY Although Quincy was incorporated as a village in 1858, the first school was opened many years earlier in the summer of 1836 in the log cabin home of Mrs. Hannah Newberry. In 1837 , the school was located in a oneroom log house owned by John Broughton and located where the American Legion post is presently situated. The log schoolhouse was torn down and a frame structure erected in its place between 1841 and 1842. By 1844 enrollment increased so much that all pupils could not be accommodated; therefore , a private school 1 was organized. In 1850 the schoolhouse was moved to the present site of the Methodist Church on West Chicago Street. When the Methodist Church obtained this land, the school was to be moved to Jefferson Street, but this was no easy task since it could not be decided whether the school should be located east or west of Main Street. A contest was set up to decide the question. The people on the west side of Main Street hitched their oxen to the west side of the building while those from the east side did the same thing with the east side of the building. The spectators then watched to see the teams of oxen pull and the building moved slightly to the east, thus deciding the question. In 1856 the district decided to build another structure and in 1858 the first brick building was completed on the corners of East Jefferson and Fulton Streets , the site of the present middle school building. The old frame building was sold to be used as a store and was moved away. It also served as a home on Bond Street before it was moved to village land on the south side of Quincy where it is to be restored as a school building museum. The school facility once again became inadequate in 1903 so the part that had stood since 1858 was torn down and , in 1904, was replaced by a large addition which cost $10 ,000. In 1930 a new building was again voted due to increasing enrollments. The old brick building was demolished and the building , which presently houses the middle school , was built in 1932. Between 1946 and 1956, 22 schools were consolidated with Quincy. In 1954-55, the building was remodeled and an addition for high school vocational classes was built on the south side. Land was also purchased at the end of Fulton Street for a new elementary building which was completed in 1955 and dedicated as the Edward Jennings Elementary School. In 1960 the decision was made to construct a million dollar building for use as a high school. The building was dedicated on February 4, 1962 . The elementary school also received a six-room addition. The most recent construction was in 1968 when an addition was added to the elementary school and a new athletic field comp lex was built. In 1874 a class of two boys and three girls was the first to complete the prescribed course of study . In observance of this, a program of orations and essays was given by these five students. The first official commencement was held in 1876 when three boys were awarded certificates to show their achievement. The Class of 1980 is the centennial class because no classes graduated in 1877 , 1878, 1879, 1881 and 1890. The Class of 1910 issued the first yearbook, while the custom of passing the cane from the senior class to the junior class originated in 1897. The cane represents the bond of friendship and good will existing between the classes and symbolizes the new life of the graduates. The Quincy School System has had continuing accreditation by the University of Michigan since 1916. Accreditation by the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools began in 1937, exactl 100 years after the first schoolhouse was built, and continues through the present. 17 �18 ��Carl W. Albriglit ���Brenda L. Dooley Edward J. Dooley �Jon K. Freitas Linne E. Gordon Darin S. Friend Patricia D. Fryer ����Gordon J. Ptlair Jr. �Daniel E. Richards ��Keith R. Teachout \ PaulL. Traxler �HALL OF FAME ��t r I ,, i ,,I ���MOTTO: "Climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every rainbow till you find your dream." SONG: "We've Only Just Begun" FLOWER: Burgundy Rose COLORS: Maroon and White It's Time to Start We. were freshmen Young , eager, full of life, Ready to start the final Stage of schooling before We made our future. Now as seniors We aren't sure if the Setting is right; if we Fully know ourselves to be able to Make that final step. Then as sophomores We were beginning, Trying to understand life And ourselves so we Could fully achieve our goals. For when we're through the Graduatiion ceremony It's time to start. As juniors we were Almost ready for the Final stage. We were Busy setting the scene Hoping and wishing for The best to come. What will make the difference For the rest of our lives, Our future as men and Women of the world. -by Lena Arnett �..Always and Forever" May 24, 1980 �Held at the Barn "Always and Forever," the 1980 juniorsenior banquet and prom, was held at The Barn in Angola. A sultry May evening and taped music provided by Gary Allen of radio station WLKI provided an evening of great entertainment. 39 �Annual Awards Feature Senior Honors Night was held June 9, 1980. Spring sports awards were given to seniors and each of the exchange students commented on his or her year at QHS . Special awards included : Citizenship Award , Nancy Bowerman; Advanced Math Award, Jim Keesler; Physics Award , Rich Bean; 4 Years Perfect Attendance , Rhoda Coward and Brian Ludlow ; 1 Year Perfect Attendance , Chuck Rubley and Richard Sattler; American Legion Outstand- ing Service Award , Ginna Rice and Jim Keeslar; Girls State , Cathy Johnson and Ginna Rice ; Boys State, Rich Bean and Jim Keeslar; Varsity Club Athletes of the Year, Cathy Johnson and Jim Keeslar; Volkert and Normandin Sportsmanship Awards , Cathy Johnson and Keith Teachout ; DAR Good Citizen, Deb Suever; and the Top Ten . Fifty-four scholarships were also awarded along with drama, yearbook, band, student council and class officer awards . �54 Scholarships 7 .41 �FRIDAY THE 13th PROVE9 TO 42 �BE GREAT DAY FOR GRAD9 The Top Ten of Quincy High School's one hundredth graduating class included Deb Burlew, Ginna Rice, Sandy Jensen , Linda Miner, Marjorie McConnell, Jim Keeslar, Rich Bean , Bonnie Wolfe, Debra Suever, Sherri Knisely and Connie Wolfe . All took part in the traditional commencement exercises while class president Carl Albright passed the traditional class cane , symbol of continu ity, to junior class president Nancy Kahaian . Mr. Morley Fraser, former football coach and present assistant to the president of Albion College , addressed the graduates. He complimented the grads and the community on the fine tradition surviving in Quincy and the fact that 70% of the class intends to attend an institution of higher learning . 43 �MOR9JUNIDR9JUNIDR9JUMOR MOR9JUNIDR9JUMOR9JUMOR Dawn Anderson Kyle Arnold Tyler Baldwin Lori Barnett Guy Bassage Lee Beldock LaVern Bell Clifford Blowers Julie Boley Apryl Borton Rick Bracy Kaye Brose Tori Budd John Burge David Burlew Tony Cariuty Dawn Chaney LaJeana Coan MarkCoan David Coco Kris Condra Mickey Conn in Brenda Cottman Doug DeCaire Lori DesJardins Lynnette DuBay Tina Dules Laurie East Pete Falzon Jack Faulkner Loran Fickle Bob Ford Cheryl Gratz Eugene Gratz Penny Hagaman �Sara Hammond Robert Hard Alvin Harrington Bob Hartbarger Billy Hawes Phil Higbea Laurie Hockenberry Denise Howell Lindsey Huepenbecker Doug Ingraham James Jeffery Nancy Kahaian Mike Kanouse Curtis Keeton Sharon Keifer Bruce Knisely Lisa Kochendorfer Gerald Latt Cheri Laurel! Kenneth Letts Karice Loveberry Cindy Marsh Tom Marshall Nancy Marvin Gina Massey Dawn McClellan Joe McClellan Sally McClellan James McGee Renee McRae Kim Milks Grag Miller Debbie Nave Dawn Nieble Von Nicholson June Ostrander Diana Parker Ruth Peavey Marty Pierson Nikki Presley 45 �Julie Prince John Renfro Shannon Rice Preston Ricker Raymond Riddle Jamie Robbins Tracy Rockhold Scott Rodesiler Jim Rodgers Carenda Sawdey Amy Saxton Rick Sebring Sherry Sherwood Herb Sleesman Cassandra Smith Floyd Smith Dana Sperbeck Kelli Stempien Max Stephenson Angie Strang Gene Strong Bill Swallow Kirk Teachout Tim Thibideau Dennis Thomas Stephen Thorp Jim Toth Traci Travis Kevin VanVleet Teresa Waltz f Connie Watson Sheri Westfall Becky Wilson Denise Wineland Sarah Wonders Not Pictured : Tracy Deal Ken England Denise Henry Norman LaFevre John Mraz Jeff Wood Carolyn Worth �Junior Class Officers: President Nancy Kahaian, Vice President Bruce Knisely, Secretary Carolyn Worth, Treasurer Lori Des Jardins and Historian Brenda Cottman. Sophomore Class Officers: Secretary Chris Johnson, Treasurer Rob Smith, President Tammie Johnston and Vice President Dave Finley. 47 �90PHOMORE9 90PHOMORE9 90PHOMORE9 90PHOMORE9 Linda Allen Shellie Altman Gail Arnett Tom Bean Brian Beaudin Dennis Blount Matt Bowling Kim Bradley Scott Brand Dan Brewer Dawn Brown Ed Buell Jim Burge Kelli Campbell Chris Cekander Steven Clark Kim Cole Pam Collins Guy Creager DeWain DeCaire Leslie Ditton Terri Ditton Tammy Dixon Dawn Doolittle Norman Drumm Lisa Dules Connie Ebert Jeff Ellis Teresa Engelhardt Jill Faulkner Robin Field David Finley Beth Forsyth Brad Freeburn Amy Geishert 8 �Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Wallace Gibson Mary Gollnick William Goodman Bonnie Gratz Amy Hammond Tina Hand Larry Harbaugh Chris Hargreave Anita Harmon Bryan Harmon Byron Harper Jeff Hayes Tina Herman Lisa Hickok Dave Higbea Steve Hinds Wesley Horney Kevin Hosek Loren Huepenbecker Kristy Hutchins Chris Johnson Tammie Johnston Art Kahaian Karen Karney Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kim Knowles Denise Laurel! Alec Legg Scott Lippert Pam Loose Doug Loveberry Tom Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McConnell Rhonda McRae .49 �Alan Merchant Chuck Miller Pam Miller Amy Morrison Bob Motsinger Tina Mraz Michelle Nave John Normandin Cathy Page Claude Peavey Scott Peterson Keith Pohl William Poole Ronye Presley Brian Preston Ronnie Rasmussen Susan Rice Andy Richards · Roy Rodgers Jim Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Brad Rurka Thomas Russell Tracy Sanderson Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Saxman Todd Schmidt Duane Sellers Calvin Shilling Greg Smith Marjanna Smith Rob Smith Andy Snyder Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Kim Stempien Cheryl Stephens Todd Strane ' 50 �Kim Tait Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin TonyThilo Deana Thomas Beth T obolske Chris Toth Chevelle Travis Sherry Tuttle Brenda Vanover Patty Vanover Mike Vozar Daryl Wells Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Leah Williamson Dawn Woods Penny Wygant Bryan Wymer Not Pictured: Tammv LeFevre Freshman Class Officers: Treasurer Kerri Smith, Secretary Gail Condra, President Mike Hard, Vice President Brent Parkinson and Historian Kurt Spalding. 51 �'RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 'RESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN John Albright Ginger Arnett Glen Avery Lori Bailey Dee Barber Heather Bell Lisa Booher Rick Booher Tom Brewer Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Don Byrd Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Gail Condra Cindy Conn in George Cook Mike Cope Raymond Crick Tad Curtis Brett Cutler Mike Dennis Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstad Ruth Fulk Sherry Gibson Diane Gilbert John Goforth Mark Grigg Robert Guinn Mike Hagaman Kim Hagy 52 �Mike Hard Joe Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Brian Henry Norman Herman Kennith Holloway Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Dale Houck Denise Houck Tammy Houvener Eric Huttenlocher Diane Ingraham Kevin Kaiser Chris Kline Roxie Knapp Ron Lange Karen Latta Dawn Ledbetter Debra Lewis Sheri Locke Richard Lutz Eric Marshal Roy Marvin Tom McMurtrie Andy Meade Gerald Meade Tammy Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Craig Miller Adam Neeley Carol Pangborn Julie Parker Kim Parker Brent Parkinson Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Sherry Poole Jamie Prince 53 �Kris Quimby Wayne Rehner Bob Ressler Eric Rice Marlene Roberts Doug Russell Calista Sanderson Martin Sarles Wally Schultz Jenny Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Trent Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Bob Speaker John Spragg Tony Stanton Steve Stempien Jeff Suever Jim Supianoski John Taylor Adam Tremaine LaRae Walker Herb Watson Nan Weber Randy Wiley Scott Wilkinson Danny Williams Not Pictured : Kenny Fredrick Kim Freese Brian Groendal Jackie Kanaby David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington �55 �ADMINIBTRATION AND. Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. 56 Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College , B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. �BOARD OF EDUCATION I j (6) 1) Mr. Leon Parrish , President; 2) Mr. Jack Faulkner , Vice President; 3) Mr. Raymond Sattler , Secretary; 4) Mrs. Karen Stark , Treasurer; 5) Mr. Francis Hard, Trustee ; 6) Mrs. Carol Kahaian , Trustee ; 7) Mr. Peter Talbot , Trustee . (7) 57 �Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College , B.A. Social Studies Physical Education OMS Physical Education Girls ' Track Coach Senior Advisor Mrs . Virginia Brown Western Michigan University, M.A. Librarian Library Club Advisor 58 QHB Mr. Mike Bodkins School Psychologist Mr. Martin Chard Western Michigan University, M.A. Social Studies Girls' Track Coach Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University, M.A. English Algebra Mr. Charles Cook Western Michigan University, B.S. Drafting OMS Mathematics Shop OMS Physical Education JV Football Coach Varsity Club Advisor �FACULTY Mr. David Detwiler Goshen College , M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, M.A. OHS and OMS Reading Lab Sophomore Advisor Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan University, B.S . Shop Arts and Crafts Industrial Vocations Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. OHS and OMS Physical Education OMS Exploratory Junior Advisor Mr. Lonney Evon Alma College , B.A. Mathematics Varsity Football Coach OMS Basketball Coach OMS Boys ' Track Coach Mr. Max Heinemann Michigan State Un iversity , M.A. Social Worker 59 �Ms . Juanita Hull Western Michigan University, B.S. Art OMS Cheerleading Advisor Ms . Me lissa Lloyd Alma College , B.A . Physical Education Psychology OMS Social Studies Volleyball Coach 60 Ms. Cheryl Jeffries Central Michigan University, B.S . Helping Teacher Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan University, B.A. English Yearbook Advisor Newspaper Advisor Senior Advisor Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University, M.A. Science OMS Science Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College , B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director Boys ' Track Coach �Mrs. Lili Ma rkey Central Michigan University , B.A. Typing Shorthand OMS Girls ' Basketball Coach Freshman Advisor Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College , M.A. Science Junior Advisor Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green University, M.A. Guidance Counselor Student Council Advisor Golf Coach Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Instrumental Mus ic Band Director Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College , B.A . Social Studies Physical Education Head Football Coach Head Baseball Coach Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan University, M.A. Accounting Consumer Education Personal Typing 61 �Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College , B.A. English French French Club Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State University, M.A. English OSPA Advisor Drama Director 62 Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State University, M.A. Agriculture FFA Advisor Mrs. Cathy Ward Michigan State University, B.S . Home Economics OMS Mathematics OMS Exploratory FHA Advisor Sophomore Advisor Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Youth in Government Advisor Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State University, M.A. Science Mathematics OMS Science �Left: Mr. Jack Adams Central Michigan University, B.S. Permanent Substitute Volleyball Coach Below : Mrs. Janet Trail , Helping Teacher Aide Mrs. Kathleen Miller, Library and Study Hall Aide Mrs. Barbara Martin, Learning Disabilities Aide Mrs. Joanne Finley, Library and Study Hall Aide 63 �SECRETARIAL 9TAFF Page 64: 1) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to Board and Accountant; 2) Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary; 3) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. Page 65: 1) Mrs. Carolyn Natusch, High School Secretary; 2) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor's Secretary; 3) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; 4) Mrs. Sandra Price, Elementary Secretary. (2) 64 (3) �(3) (4) 65 �GOOKB, TRANBPORTATION AND GUBTODIAL BTAFF Cooks: 1) Mrs. Marie Keith, Mrs. Allene Travis, Mrs . Caroline Knisely and Ms . Alberta Todd, Supervisor; 2) Mrs . Virginia Taylor and Mrs. Donna McCurley - elementary school; 3) Mrs. 66 Barbara Rice and Mrs. Winifred Marsh - elementary school. not pictured : Mrs. Sue Hand and Mrs. Alice Weber, high school. �Transportation Mr. Basil Bassage, Supervisor Mr. Kenneth Bidlack Mrs. Rose Borgert Mrs. Martha Bowen Mrs. Verita Delcamp Mrs. Regina Ewers Mrs. Joyce King Mrs. Joan Matz Mr. Patrick Moraniec Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson Mrs. Shelley Parker Mr. Raymond Riddle Mrs. lmorean Rubley Mr. Earl Volkert Mr. Alan Walters Mr. Clarence Walters Mrs. Elaine Walters Mrs. Doris Whitney Custodial Staff Mr. Jack Bellamy, Maintenance Mr. Rick Gardner Mr. Lawrence Bailey Mr. Edgar Smith, Supervisor not pictured : Mr. George Baldauf Mr. Donald Green Mr. Elmer Burk Mr. James Uhrig Mr. Harry VanNasdale �68 ��PHIL AND CATHY REIGN . This year ' s Homecoming proved highly successful as the Birds ousted the Athens Indians 19-7 as the highlight of the week. Song titles was the theme for Homecoming '79. Once again the Seniors proved their strength, by copping all events except the skit to win the coveted Pep Jug by a landslide margin. This year 's festivities were observed by King Phil and Queen Cathy. The victorious evening was capped off by the annual dance , which featured the band " Saturn." 70 • • �71 �1) The Homecoming court in an undignified moment during the pep assembly; 2) Joe tells Theresa a story during the senior skit; 3) Randy and Sarah in the roles of Mickey and Minnie Mouse; 4) Council President Rich Bean presents the Pep Jug to senior class president Carl Albright. What a smug expression! (1) (3) (2) (4) �A9 BIRD9 TRIP TRIBE 19-7 1) Mr. Ludlow, in constant demand , leads his famous cheer; 2) the juniors during their skit; 3) the Homecoming court: Queen Cathy Johnson, Bob Albright, Linda Forsyth , Scott Smith, Lori Wilson , Dawn Reason , Carl Albright, Bonnie Wolfe, Rich Bean , Connie Wolfe and Todd Falstad. King Phil Cutler was unavailable for the picture . 73 �DUMBBELL PEOPLE. Under the direction of Mr. Christopher Walczak, the fall production of " Dumbbell People in a Barbell World" was a success . Aft er many long, strenuous hours of rehearsal, cast members received well dese r ved plaudits from students, faculty and commun ity who supported the production . CAST Pete Falzon- Bud Gordon Jill Barker- Kate Gordon Scott Smith- George Gordon Ginna Rice- Alice Lampkin Tim Thibideau- Uncle Charlie Tammy Clark- Mrs. Wagner Mike Vozar- Ray Joe McRae- Mr. Morgan Jim Rollins- Andrew Able Brenda Keeton- Mrs. Burris Diane Ingraham- Mrs. Hoenig Lisa Kochendorfer- Eunice Stacey Lieve DePaep- Martha 74 n fflfl• (.\. • • �75 �1 1th YEAR FOR PROJECT CHRIBTMAB Thirty-e ight families in Branch County had a Merry Christmas due to the efforts of the News Focus class 's Project Christmas. Cathy Johnson and Ginna Rice served as co-chairpersons. Other committee chairpersons included : Nancy Bowerman, promotions; Rich Bean , toy repair; Keith Teachout, transportation and delivery; Chris Johnson , wrapping ; Amy Sa xton , clothing; JoAnn McClellan , food; and Sherri Knisely, donations . Mr. Chard and Mr . Veysey served as advisors . front: Nancy Bowerman , Cheryl Gratz, Teresa Waltz, Laurie Bliss , Karen Midde l, Dawn Strong , Rhoda Coward , Brenda Miller, Cathy Johnson; second : Leslie Ditton , Cheri Laurell , Angie Strang , Gina Massey, JoAnn McClellan, Ju lie Prince, Linda Forsyth , LaJeana Coan, Lori Barnett, Kris Condra , Andy Pardo; third: Kim Milks , Amy Saxton, Chris Johnson , Karice Loveberry, Lena Arnett; fourth : Jerry Shobe, Rhonda lies, Linda Miner, Dave Booher, Jeremy Martin , Rich Bean , Phil Cutler; back: Rick Bracy, Keith Teachout. Scott Hutchins, Spencer Rickman , Tod Mclain and Ken Letts . 76 �77 �QUIZ BOWL COMPETITOR9 OHS sent two teams to the Big 8 Quiz Bowl competition at Union City High School on March 8, 1980. Team A: Rich Bean Dave Brown Andy Pardo Diane Ingraham Pete Falzon Tom Bean- alternate Team B: Mark Ludlow Brian Ludlow Dave Fin ley Karen Karney Todd Falstad Pat Falzon- alternate 78 �lies and Ford are fop bowlers The teams of Rhonda lies , Karen Andrews , Bob Ford , Scott Holt, Roxie Knapp and Brian Hawes competed in the semi-finals of bowling. Brian Hawes' team including Billy Hawes, Kevin Du les , Jeff Wood and Lee Beldock won the trophy . LaRae Walker and Kevin Dules were the most improved bowlers while Rhonda lies and Bob Ford won the high series competition with 322 and 339 respectively. Rhonda and Bob also won high game trophies with 175 and 185. (1) Rhonda , (2) Bob, (3) Kevin Dules , Jeff Wood and Brian Hawes of the winning team and (4) all of the bowlers. 79 �WHAT A WEEK! 80 �The 1980 Miss Oriole title was won by Nancy Bowerman . Her court included Cathy Johnson , Linne Gordon , Lynn DuBay , JoAnn McClellan , Chris Johnson, Pam Loose and Gail Condra . The week was full of activities with each day having its own meaning . The days were : Dress up Day, Bum Day , Crazy Wardrobe Day, '50 's Day and Masquerade Day . Competition was stiff in the annual saucer pull with the juniors emerging as the victors. The sen iors and sophomores tied for second while the freshmen finished fourth . An unplanned snowball battle commenced afterwards between the juniors and seniors. No winner declared! Senior Lieve DePaep and sophomore Steve Clark ate their way through cherry pies to win the pie-eating contest for their respective classes . New events of interest were a " Prettiest Ha iry Legs Contest " for male faculty members. Mr . Jack Adams won the honors. There was also a wheelchair basketball game between the faculty and students. The students whee led themselves to a 5-0 victory. 81 �Ginna Named Miss Tip-U .. ,. -( 82 - . �February 2 was the date of the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Ginna Rice was chosen as the 1980 T i p-Up Queen . She performed a dramatic reading. Nan Rupp was selected as first runner-up and Miss Congeniality while Brenda Keeton was second runner-up . Contestants : front: Brenda Keeton, Nan Rupp, Dawn Strong, Deb Burlew, Debb ie Nave, Sarah Kaufman , Tammy Mast; back : Jenni Stempien, Angie Strang, Karen Andrews, Denise Howell , Lori Wilson, Ginna Rice , Lena Arnett and Penny Hagaman . 83 ��MUSICAL COMEDY 9UCCE99FUL " Something 's Afoot " is only the second musical to appear on the stage at Quincy. This particular play is both a mystery and a spoof traceable to two Agatha Christie " whodunits ." CAST Lettie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Kay Brose Flint ...... . ..... . .... . ........ . Pete Falzon Clive . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terry Dull Hope Langdon ......... . ......... Ginn a Rice Dr. Grayburn . . ..... . . .. . ........ Bill Swallow Nigel Rancour .... . ........ . . .... Jim Rollins Lady Grace Manley-Prowe . . . ..... . . Jill Barker Colonel Gillweather . ... . . . .. . ..... Joe McRae Miss Tweed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brenda Keeton Geoffrey . . . . . . . . . . . . Tim Thibideau ORCHESTRA piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nancy Kahaian trombone . ... . ... . . . ... . ..... Doug DeCaire saxophone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Amy Geishert flutes . . .. . . . . . Rhoda Coward- Kim Stempien clarinets . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawn Woods percussin . . ... . ...... . ........ Bart Marshall 85 �Super Seniors Score Success The 1980 Trike Race brought new fun to QHS with a Pibb Ball contest and a water balloon contest. The senior girls went out fast to win the 880 relay in 4:55 .6 with Sheila Boyd , Kathy Wilkinson , Jenni Stempien , Theresa Liggins, Lena Arnett, Cheryl Buckberry, Sherri Knisely and Theresa Coco on the winning trike. Pat Falzon , Dane Cutcher, Tim Brewer, Ken Newberry, Bob Albright, Dave Brown , Scott Bowerman and John Prince pedaled the senior boys to a victory in 4:26.2 . Seniors Kathy Wilkinson and John Prince won the 100-yd. dash . The senior girls were also victorious in the tug of war while the boys' championship rema ined with the class of '82. The Pibb Ball game was won by the juniors . 86 �87 �-~- - ...-o- . . . . - - - - t . . : : : . . . . . -- -·- . TH/9 19 THE ORIOLE 9TAFF! Pictured in the group that brings you the 1980 ORIOLE: front: Tyler Bald in; second row: Dawn Chaney, Pat Falzon, Scott Rodesiler, Brian Ludlow, Connie Wolfe, Karen Middel, Linda Forsyth, Laurie Bliss, Bonnie Wolfe, Dawn Strong, Rhoda Coward; next row: Nancy Bowerman, Sarah Kaufman, Angela Greek, Margie McConnell; back: Nancy Kahaian, Carl Albright, Dennis Thomas, Keith Teachout, Jerry Shobe, Darin Friend, Marty Pierson, Bruce Knisely, Lynn DuBay, Jamie Robbins, Becky Wilson and advisor Mrs. Joanne Longhini. Opposite Page: 1) Editorial staff hard at work - co-editors Nancy Bowerman and Nancy Kahaian and sports editor Brian Ludlow (Isn't Brian's job a tough one!); 2) Photographer Andy Pardo; 3) Photographer Jerry Shobe; 4) Bonnie Wolfe and no one knows what her problem was here; 5) Nancy K., Lena , Nancy B., Karen- everyone who saw the yearbook sales assembly knows what their problem was! ' 88 �(2) (1) 89 �(1) (4) 1) Pat Faison who did photographic work for the yearbook; 2) Carl Albright who took a lot of grief from Nancy and Dawn all year; 3) The Singing? Seniors! 4) Sarah Kaufman and Darin Friend (no caption). 90 Opposite Page : 1) Connie Wolfe; 2) Photographer Bruce Knisely; 3) Photographer Keith Teachout; 4) Photographer Kurt Spalding ; 5) Photographer Eric Rice; 6) Nancy with the typewriter that can't spell. �(5) 91 �92 �1979-80 STUDENT COUNCIL Off icers President .. . ..... . .. . .. ... . ....... . ... . .. . . . .. .. ..... . ...... . ... . Rich Bean Vice President . . ... . . . . . . .. ... . ............ . .. . . . . ... . .. . . . .. . Nancy Kahaian Secreta ry . . .......... . . .... . ........ ... ... . .......... . . . . . . .. .. .. Chris Toth T reasurer .. . .. . ..... . .... . . . ........ . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .. . ... . . .. .. Todd Falstad Parliamentarian .. . . . . ... .. ... . . . . . .. ... ... .. ... . . .. . ... . . .. . ..... Pete Falzon Adviso r .. .. ... .. .... . . . . . . . .... . ....... . .. . . . . ..... ... .. . . Mr. Robert Mitchell Secti on 9-1 9-2 9-3 9-4 Representatives Brett Cutler Mike Hagaman Brent Parkinson Jim Supianoski Alternates Tammy Clark Norman Herman Tammy Meyer Kerri Smith 10-1 10-2 10-3 10-4 Amy Geishert Arthur Kahaian Mark Ludlow Robbie Smith Tom Bean Wes Horney Tracy Sanderson Beth Tobolske 11-1 11 -2 11-3 11-4 Lori DesJardins Doug Ingraham Cindy Marsh Becky Wilson Lee Beldock Curtis Keeton Shannon Rice Carolyn Worth 12-1 12-2 12-3 12-4 Carl Albright Cathy Johnson Sherri Knisely Scott Smith Colleen Avery Darin Friend Joe McRae Nan Rupp 93 �NH9 lnducfs QQ 94 �The National Honor Society Induction ceremony was held May 12 in the QHS gymnasium . Senior NHS member Sherri Kn isely explained the emblem and four other senior members gave an account of each facet of the emblem . Speeches on character, service , leadership and scholarship were given by Darin Friend, Connie Wolfe , Rich Bean and Sandy Jensen . The speaker for the ceremony was Msgr. Hugh M. Beahen of Grand Rapids. Inductees included : Seniors Deb Burlew Phil Cutler Joe Hoffman Brenda Keeton Carolyn Laurel! Lynnette Pierson Randy Sours Junior Dianna Parker Sophomores Linda Allen Jill Faulkner David Finley Amy Geishert Tina Hand Lisa Hickok Arthur Kahaian Karen Karney Mark Ludlow David Sobeich Kim Stempien Todd Strane Dawn Woods Penny Wygant NHS officers include Dave Brown, President; Jim Keeslar, Vice Presiden Bonnie Wolfe , Secretary ; Lori DesJardins, Treasurer; Rich Bean, Brian Ludlow , Deb Suever and Conni Wolfe, Executive Committee. Other members: Tyler Baldwin, Rich Bean , Nancy Bowerman , Dawn Chaney, Kris Condra, Brenda Cottman, Rhoda Coward , Pete Falzon, Darin Friend, Sara Hammond, Sandy Jensen, Cathy Johnson , Nancy Kahaian, Bruce Knisely, Sherri Knisely, Karice Loveberry, Cindy March, Margie McConnell, Linda Miner, Ginna Rice , Becky Wilson and Carolyn Worth. 95 �Certain Quincy Youth in Government students traveled to Washington , D.C ., in November . The trip was funded by various work projects completed by the students. Another highlight of the school year was the Pre-Legislative Session for the Southwest District held at the Kalamazoo YMCA . Five OHS students emerged victorious at the session. Jim Keeslar, Nancy Kahaian, Rich Bean , Linne Gordon and Joe McRae obtained the offices of Governor, Lt . Governor, Speaker of the House , Secretary of the Senate and Chaplain respectivel y. From this point these winners went on to state competition. At the State Legislative Session , held in Lansing, Richard Bean was elected Speaker of the House . The other members who attended the state session participated in the mock running of the Michigan Legislature . Members (top right) - front: Shannon Rice , Deb Suever, Tyler Baldwin , Todd Falstad , Rich Bean , Jim Keeslar, Dave Brown , Lori Bailey , Kamal Cariuty; middle: Advisor Mr. Gary Male , Linda Miner , Rhoda Coward , Dawn Strong , Linne Gordon, Amy Geishert, Karen Karney , Lisa Hickok, Trac y Sanderson, Anna Ala-Ketola , Lieve DePaep , Diane Ingraham, Julie Boley , Gail Cond ra , Karice Lo veberry , Advisor Mr . Brent Veysey; back : Sherri Knisely, Lynnette Pierson , Bill Smith , Ginna Rice , Nancy Kahaian , Tom Bean , Ken Letts , Brent Parkinson , Doug Ingraham , Bruce Knisely, John Normandin , Kent Falstad and Pete Falzon . 96 �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT Officers (left)- front: Pete Falzon, Promotions ; Bruce Knisely, Work Projects Chairman; Rich Bean , Parliamentarian ; Jim Keeslar, Co-Chairman ; back : Nancy Kahaian, Secretary; Sherri Knisely, Treasurer; Amy Geishert, Promotions ; Ginna Rice, Co-Chairman ; and Tyler Baldwin, Sergeant-at-Arms. 97 �98 �FFA The Future Farmers of America plowed their way through a successful year. Their first major accomplishment was when they harvested the corn on their Land Laboratory . This brought a profit of $2154 . To add more dollars to the treasury the annual citrus fruit sale was held. The total earnings from the fruit amounted to $5598. Marlene Roberts placed first in the Greenhand Public Speaking Contest at the district level. Michael Hard placed first at the state level in the land conservation contest and first at the Branch County Land Judging Contest. Awards presented at the annual banquet included : Star Chapter Farmer, Tom Marshall; Star Greenhand, Michael Hard; Star Agribusiness Person, Tim Parker; Leadership Award, Randy Sours and Dawn Chaney; Chapter Scholarship Award, Dawn Chaney; Greenhand Scholarship Award, Michael Hard ; Poultry Proficiency, Gene Strong; Sheep Proficiency, Tom Marshall; General Livestock Proficiency, Denise Laurell; Swine Proficiency, Randy Sours; and the DeKalb Award, Randy Sours. FFA Officers (above) : Front: Bruce Knisely , Reporter; Dawn Chaney, Secretary; Ms . Kris Ranger, Student Teacher; Gregg Saunders, Sentinel ; Back: Tom Marshall, Vice President; Robert Hard , Treasurer; and Randy Sours, President. 99 �VARSITY CLUB 9PIRIT LIVEB! Active Varsity Club Members : Colleen Avery , Tyler Baldwin , Rich Bean , Tom Bean , John Burge , Tim Brewer, Dave Brown, Deb Burlew , Kamal Cariuty , Todd Cochrane , Brenda Cottman , Lieve DePaep , Jack Faulkner , Jill Faulkner, Dave Finley , Pat Falzon , Loren Fickle , Darin Friend, Amy Geishert, Robert Hard, Steve Hinds , Cathy Johnson , Jim Keeslar, Curtis Keeton , Karice Loveberry, Brian Ludlow, Mark Ludlow, Alec Legg , Greg Miller, Ginna Rice , Shannon Rice , Andy Richards , Scott Rodesiler , Roy Rodgers, Richard Sattler, Rob Smith , Scott Smtih , Kelli Stempien , Todd Strane, Kevin VanVleet , Brent Whitney and Becky Wilson . The Rowdies are pictured on the next page . They are responsible for the resurgence of school spirit witnessed at QHS this year. Officers of the Varsity Club: Secretary Ginna Rice , President Jim Keeslar , Treasurer Cathy Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms Brian Ludlow and Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. / 100 ./ / �101 �Q.B.P.A. Quincy Society for the Performing Arts Officers: front: Vice Pres ident Jim Rollins, Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak; middle : Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Kahaian ; back : President Doug Ingraham and Stage Manager Tim Thibideau. Members : Brenda Keeton , Tim Thibideau , Jim Rollins, Lieve DePaep , Jill Barker , Tammy Clark , Diane Ingraham , Nancy Kahaian , Ginna Rice , Doug Ingraham , Lisa Booher , Sarah Hammond , Nancy Bowerman , Pete Falzon , Scott Smith and Doug DeCaire. 102 �LIBRARY CLUB CARPETS LIBRARY The Library Club finally realized one of their longestablished goals when the library was carpeted during spring break . Now new drapes are needed to match the carpeting . That should keep th is industrious group busy . Members : front: Ruth Peavey, Ginger Hartbarger, Nancy Bowerman , Carolyn Worth ; middle : Dawn Strong , Rhoda Coward, Sarah Hammond, Renee McRae ; back : Pete Falzon , Lee Millard , Doug DeCaire and Nancy Kahaian . Officers: President Pete Falzon , Vice President Becky Wilson , Treasurer Sheri Westfall and Secretary Sarah Hammond . Mrs . Virginia Brown is the group 's advisor. 103 �French Club 1) front Advisor Mrs . Diann Sattler , Lori Gibson , Renee McRae , Sheri Westfall , Laurie Hockenberry , Margie McConnell , Rhoda Coward , Dawn Strong , Amy Geishert , Dana Sperbeck , Karen Karney , Kim Hagy, Pete Falzon ; back : Wally Gibson , John Burge , Loren Fickle, Karice Love berry , Tori Budd , Denise Wineland, Greg Miller , Doug DeCaire , Dia ne Ingraham , Chris Toth and Rhonda lies. 2) French Club Officers : front: Treasurer Lori Gibson , Secretary Amy Geishert ; back : Vice President Doug DeCaire , Advisor Mrs . Diann S.attl er and President Pete Falzon. ]( 104 �OF AMERICA Fufure Homemakers of America Members: front: Rhonda Wilber , Darlene Kling , Tina Mraz , Shelly Nave ; back : Rita Co le , Laurie East , Sheri Westfall , Laurie Hockenberry and Marjanna Sm ith . Mrs. Cathy Ward is the group 's advisor . 105 �Band Maintains # 1 Rafing! Officers: front : Vice President Brenda Keeton , Treasurer Linda Miner, Ass 't. Uniform Mgr. Amy Geishert, Secretary Nancy Kaha ian ; back : Equ ipment and Uniform Mgr. Tim Thibideau , Director Overgaard and President Doug DeCaire. 06 �Flag Corps: Diane Ingraham , Amy Hammond , Kell i Campbell , Cassandra Smith , Michelle DuBay, Karen Middel, Lori DesJardins, Lynn DuBay, Dawn Anderson , LaRae Walker and Kim Bradley . Drum Major: Dennis DeCaire . Asst. Drum Major: Angie Strang. 107 �108 �A BAND Becky Brown Kelli Campbell Rhoda Coward Teresa Deal* Lori DesJardins Nancy Kahaian Jackie Kanaby Margie McConnell Melody McConnell Carol Pangborn *Kim Stempien Dawn Strong OBOE *Jeff Suever * FRENCH HORNS Tracy Deal *Terry Dull * Calista Sanderson TROMBONES *Doug DeCaire* Brian Hawes * Kevin Hooley * Tom Marshall Renee Matz Randy Sours* ALTO CLARINETS Gina Massey Karen Middel Marjanna Smith BASSOON Karen Karney BARITONE *Jeff Wood* TUBA *Dennis DeCaire TENOR SAX Denise Houck *Brian Preston* * denotes section leader JAZZ ENSEMBLE Linda Allen Kim Bradley Lynn DuBay Kim Hagy * Amy Hammond Tina Hand Eric Huttenlocher Roxie Knapp Chris Kline Roxanne McRae Linda Miner Diana Parker * Kris Quimby * Erin Sawdey LuAnne Tessin LaRae Walker *Dawn Woods ALTO SAX *Amy Geishert Billy Hawes * Diane Ingraham Lisa Kochendorfer * Joe McRae Angie Strang * TRUMPETS Dawn Anderson Brian Beaudin * Sarah Brickey * Doug Ingraham * *Brenda Keeton * Brent Parkinson * James Rollins * Kurt Spalding * Carolyn Worth PERCUSSION Lee Beldock * *DeWain DeCaire Michelle DuBay Kristy Hutchins Gawn McClellan * Dawn Neible Cassandra Smith Tim Thibideau * TRUMPETS Brenda Keeton Sarah Brickey Tracy Deal* Doug Ingraham Jim Rollins TROMBONES Doug DeCaire Randy Sours Tom Marshall Kevin Hooley Renee Matz TUBA Dennis DeCaire DRUM SET Dawn McClellan Bart Marsh ~ al~ l -......;;==~ ALTO SAX Joe McRae Angie Strang Diane Ingraham TENOR SAX Lisa Kochendorfer Denise Houck BARITONE SAX Amy Geishert PIANO Nancy Kahaian DIRECTOR Mr. Richard Overgaard PEP BAND DIRECTOR Jim Rollins PEP BAND ASSIST ANT Kurt Spalding * after name denotes Pep Band member 10 �110 �11 �GOLF Quincy Opponent 201 184 Coldwater 195 164 Jonesville 185 183 Bronson 171 199 Litchfield 170 197 Reading 184 198 Homer 176 161 Concord 171 165 Springport 170W 170 Jonesville OT * 156 166 Bronson 161 195 Reading 165 210 Homer 177 175 Concord 185 170 Springport * School Record BODREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 60 63 Hillsdale 62 41 Litchfield 77 74 Springport OT 54 53 Jonesville 59 53 Athens 78 55 Addison 74 45 Union City 57 56 Reading 62 48 Homer 35 68 Bronson 47 49 Concord 85 56 Springport 59 47 Jonesville 59 61 Athens 70 59 Union City 68 70 Reading OT 67 47 Homer 50 56 Concord JV FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 20 0 Bronson 32 0 Springport 32 6 Jonesville 28 6 Athens 40 Union City 6 0 20 Reading 6 0 Homer 24 22 Concord BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent 84 48 Coldwater 90 42 Bronson 108 23 Pittsford 110 22 Springport 105% 25% Jonesville 37 Athens 95 90 42 Union City 92 40 Reading 107 19 Homer 116% 14% Concord 112 CROSS Quincy 37 23 18 45 31 26 17 40 32 27 COUNTRY Opponent Springport Jonesville Union City Reading Concord WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 25 38 Springport 49 15 Jonesville 22 47 Stockbridge 66 6 Maumee Valley 30 40 Vandercook Lake 26 40 Bronson 36 39 Athens 33 29 Hudson 14 54 Union City 45 24 White Pigeon 43 22 Homer 44 23 Concord 32 42 Hillsdale 9 58 Addison JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 33 44 Hillsdale 38 43 Litchfield 46 51 Springport 42 50 Jonesville 55 21 Athens 24 42 Addison 48 40 Union City 45 48 Reading 38 52 Homer 29 56 Bronson 28 41 Concord 43 Springport 36 32 48 Jonesville 61 59 Athens 44 39 Union City 29 42 Reading 35 42 Homer 19 61 Concord �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 32 33 Litchfield 27 40 Springport 19 27 Jonesville 28 53 Athens 35 55 Union City 54 46 Reading 29 47 Homer 39 34 Concord 56 61 Springport 33 34 Jonesville 38 39 Athens 55 59 Union City 44 30 Reading 56 Homer 44 61 45 Concord 1- JV BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 9 1 0 Union City 16 11 Homer 5 4 Homer 9 3 Jonesville 4 14 Concord 16 5 Springport 14 5 Springport 8 3 Jonesville 2 5 Concord 5 10 Union City JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 1 2 Springport 2 1 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 1 Reading 2 0 Homer 2 0 Concord 2 0 Springport 2 0 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 1 Reading 2 0 Homer 0 2 Concord VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 7 8 Bronson 20 14 Springport OT 26 6 Jonesville 19 7 Athens 0 14 Union City 6 7 Reading 7 14 Homer 36 6 Concord 15 28 Grass Lake GIRLS' Quincy 109 14 99 24 98 25 11 0 13 95 28 72 51 94 29 96 27 100 23 1 04 19 VARSITY Quincy 7 0 Frontier 3 2 Frontier 5 15 11 9 4 11 1 9 3 6 4 5 4 6 6 1 13 10 6 8 7 6 1 11 1 2 2 8 1 2 7 8 TRACK Opponent Coldwater Bronson Pittsford Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Concord BASEBALL Opponent CamdenCamdenAthens Union City Homer Reading Homer Jonesville Concord Springport Springport Jonesville Jonesville Union City Athens Reading Bronson Concord GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 26 18 Litchfield 17 16 Springport 19 26 Jonesville 22 9 Athens 33 21 Union City 18 14 Reading 23 Homer 26 136 17 Concord 28 13 Springport 28 22 Jonesville 11 17 Athens 22 25 Union City 24 26 Reading 14 34 Homer 33 10 Concord VARSITY VOLELYBALL Quincy · Opponent 2 1 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 2 1 Union City 2 0 Reading Homer 1 2 1 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 0 2 Union City 2 0 Reading 1 2 Homer 2 1 Michigan Center 0 2 Hanover-Horton 2 0 Concord 113 �COACHER (1) (4) (5) 1) Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Boys' Track coach ; 2) Mr. Jack Adams, JV Volleyball, JV Football and Varsity Baseball assistant, Mr. Rick Moore, JV Football assistant, and Mr. Chuck Cook, Head JV Football coach; 3)Mr. Bob Bell, Cross Country, JV Basketball and Boys ' Track; 4) Mr. Bob Stewart, Girls' Varsity Basketball; 5) Mr. Bob Mitchell , Golf; 6) Mr. Doug Johnson, Varsity Basketball. (6) 114 �(1) (5) 1) Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling and JV Baseball assistant; 2) Mr. Greg Gruner, JV Baseball; 3) Mr. Mike Nowicki, Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball coach ; 4) Mr. Lonney Evon, Varsity Football assistant; 5) Ms. Melissa Lloyd , Girls' JV Basketball and Varsity Volleyball ; 6) Mr. Marty Chard and Mr. Gary Adams, Girls ' Track . 115 �ALL CONFERENCE 9TAR9 116 �Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first places in conference meets. Page 116: 1) Golf- Todd Schmidt; 2) Cross Country- Greg Miller and Rich Bean; 3) Volleyball - Sandy Jensen; 4) Basketball - Loran Fickle, Phil Cutler and Jim Keeslar; 5) Baseball Scott Rodesiler, Bryan Harmon, Brian Ludlow and John Burge (Kevin VanVleet absent); 6) Boys' Track - Keith Teachout, Scott Smith, Mark Ludlow, Rich Bean, Jim Supianoski, Jack Faulkner and Brian Ludlow. Page 117: 1) Girls' Basketball - Kris Condra and Karice Loveberry; 2) Football- Brian Ludlow, Phil Cutler, John Burge, Tim Brewer, Mark Ludlow, Kamal Cariuty, Keith Teachout and Bill Smith; 3) and 4) Wrestling -Tim Brewer and Bill Smith; 5) Girls' Track - Tammy Johnston, Kris Condra, Brenda Cottman, Chris Toth and Karice Love berry. 117 �9PIRIT 9QUAD9 Varsity Football Cheerleaders: front: Lori DesJardins; second row: Bonnie Wolfe, Julie Boley, Linda Forsyth; third row : Teresa Waltz, Connie Wolfe; top: Kaye Brose. Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: left to right: Kaye Brose, Bonnie Wolfe, Julie Boley, Teresa Waltz, Lori DesJardins; back : Connie Wolfe. 118 �JV Football and Basketball Cheerleaders: bottom: Rhonda McRae, Beth Forsyth, Tracy Sanderson; top: Lisa Hickok and Tina Herman. 119 �· MOVE OVER GIRL9 . Tyler Baldwin , Jim Keeslar, Scott Rodesiler, Greg Miller, John Burge , Tom Bean , Ph il Cutler, Brian Ludlow , Mark Ludlow and Darin Friend began cheering at girls' basketball games in the fal l. This seemed to be the beginn ing of a resurgence of schoo l sp irit wh ich dominated the year. 120 • • HERE WE COME! �9fudenfs Pump Iron Earn Medals After school muscles were bulging , sweat was dr ip ping from foreheads and sweaty hands and straining faces were commonplace in the gym fro m pu lling or pushing weights . Coach Nowick i set up a weight-l ifting program to build up muscles for upcom ing seasons and it caught on not only with students but also w ith some faculty members MILITARY PRESS BENCH PRESS Gold Medals Jack Fau lkner Brian Lud low Silver Medals Keith Teachout Shannon Rice Ty ler Baldwin Bronze Medals Richa rd Sattler Joe Harmon Rob Smith Gold Medals Brian Ludlow Shannon Rice Silver Medals Tyler Ba ldwin Joe Harmon Ginna Rice Bronze Medals Tammy Johnston Lisa Kochendorfer 121 �GRIDDER9 VICTORIOU9 After a disastrous campaign in 1978, the Orioles improved to a 4-5 season . Although our Birds ' record was not a winning one . Quincy seemed to have a better season than what was indicated , Quincy lost three games by a total of nine points, two of which were one point losses. Quincy finished in a tie for third place in the Big 8 Conference with Homer with a record of 4-3 . Quincy gave their fans plenty to cheer about and the fans rewarded the team by giving them support throughout the entire season . Following the season, Quincy placed six people on the first team all conference squad . These people were Brian Ludlow, running back ; Phil Cutler , tight end; Kamal Cariuty, kicker; Bill Smith, offensive tackle ; Tim Brewer, defensive lineman ; and John Burge, linebacker. Keith Teachout earned a spot on the second team as a defensive end. Mark Ludlow earned a berth on the honor squad by receiving honorable mention as a defensive back. Five of these players were also placed on the all area team: Ludlow , Cutler, Smith , Brewer and Burge. Cariuty was the only Oriole gridder that earned all state honors earning a spot on the honorable mention squad. 122 �The Team : front: Manager Matt Smith , Jeremy Martin , Jeff Wood , Bryan Harmon , Pat Falzon , Kevin VanVleet, Shannon Rice , Tony Cariuty; middle: Mark Ludlow, John Burge, Richard Sattler, Tim Brewer, Brian Ludlow, Robert Hard , Tyler Baldwin , Jack Faulkner, Curtis Keeton; back: Coach Lonney Evon , Ken Newberry, Jerry Shobe, Alec Legg, Phil Cutler, Bill Smith , Keith Teachout, Kamal Cariuty, Gene Strong , Roy Rodgers and Coach Mike Nowicki . 123 �4 9HUT OUT9 FOR JV'9 The Quincy JV football team complied a 6-2 win-loss record . This was good enough for third place in the Big 6 standings. The young Orioles were led offensively by freshman back Jim Supianoski. The defense was anchored by sophomore linebacker Brent Whitney. The junior Birds started the season on a winning note by shutting out arch rival Bronson . They continued to roll , recording three more shutouts throughout the season . The Team: front: Rick Booher, Steve Stempien , Ron Lange, Scott Wilkinson , Dave Williams, Jeff Ellis, Scott Brand, Brett Cutler, Ken Holloway, Wally Schultz; middle: Tom Loveberry, Brent Whitney, Jim Supianoski, Todd Smith, Brent Parkinson , Art Kahaian, Andy Richards, Rowdy Gibson , Chuck Miller, Joe Harmon, Steve Hinds, Wes Horney; back: Coach Rick Moore, Kevin Kaiser, Doug Russell , Steve Clark , Ed Buell , Brad Rurka, Scott Peterson , Eric Rice, Bryan Wymer, Jay Millard, Calvin Shilling , Andy Snyder, Brad Freeburn , Head Coach Chuck Cook and Coach Jack Adams. Not pictured : Jim Burge, Doug Loveberry, Dale Houck and managers Gerald Hinds and Tim Wilkinson . II 124 �125 �GOLFERS RET NEW RECORD The Oriole golf team set a new school record of 156 in a match with Bronson and then came on to finish in second place in the conference match and fourth overall. The Oriole duffers posted a dual match record of 7-7 . Jim Keeslar was voted outstanding golfer by his teammates . Most improved golfer on the team was Darin Friend . Honors went to sophomore Todd Schmidt who finished third on the all conference team . The Team: front: Todd Schmidt, Rob Smith , Erin Sawdey , Kurt Spalding , Todd Strane; back: Coach Bob Mitchell , Chuck Rubley, Mike Vozar, Darin Friend , Tori Budd , Bill. Swallow and Jim Kesslar. 126 �127 �The Oriole Cross Country team had a trying season by compiling a 2-3 record in regular season meets. They placed fourth in the conference meet. State meet qualifiers included Rich Bean and Greg Miller. Hard work paid off for these two Orioles who palced fifth and twenty-first respectively. The Team: front: Todd Cochrane , Dave Finley, Guy Creager, Greg Miller, Tom Bean ; back: Lieve DePaep, Rich Bean , Coach Bob Bell , Dan Richards and Terry Dull. TRYING 9EA90N 128 ��9econd 9pot for Oriole Cagers The 1979-80 version of Quincy High Basketball brought fun and excitement to the Oriole hardwood. Under the tutelage of new coach Doug Johnson, the Birds finished the season at 14-7, good enough for a second place finish in the rugged Big 8 Conference. The Orioles' conference record was 10-4. All conference selections included first teamers Phil Cutler and Jim Keeslar. Loran Fickle earned a berth at Honorable Mention. Cutler was also selected to the Battle Creek All Area team for Class C. Next year's hoopsters will lose the likes of Cutler, Keeslar, Rich Bean, Darin Friend, Kamal Cariuty and Scott Smith . The Team: front: Jim Keeslar, Phil Cutler; back: Todd Strane, Scott Rodesiler, Mark Ludlow, Greg Miller, Darin Friend, Coach Johnson, Tom Loveberry, Kamal Cariuty, Loran Fickle and Rich Bean . 130 �WE ARE FAMILY! 131 �This year 's squad , under the guidance of Coach Bob Bel l, had a rough going of it. Because there wasn 't a freshman team , many of the team members were ine xperienced freshmen . However, through hard work and dedication, they gained much experience and valuable confidence . Although the Junior Birds posted only 3 wins against 15 losses , many bright spo ts were evident . John Taylor and Steve Hinds led the team in scoring while Steve led in rebounds along with Eric Rice. Tom Bean acted as the floor leader. Even though the squad lost more games than they won, the coach and team exemplified sportsmanship and character throughout their rocky climb. The Team : front: Manager Lance Wiser; second : Jim Burge, Tom Bean , Mike Hagaman, Wally Schu ltz, Tom Loveberry, Scott Brand ; back: Coach Bell , Brett Cutler, John Taylor, Doug Russell, Steve Hinds, Eric Rice , Brad Rurka and David Sobiech . 132 • �JV'9 CLIMB ROCKY MOUNTAIN 133 �Matmen Rebuildin& The Oriole matmen of 1979-1980 have experienced a solid season of growth. One highlight of the season was when the Quincy wrestlers placed third at the Dan Taylor Memorial Wrestling Tournament at Hillsdale . The team captured second place at the Big 8 Conference Meet. At the State Contest Tim Brewer, most outstanding wrestler of 1979-80 and co-captain of the team , placed fourth at the 138 pound weight class. Although the season was a tough strugg le , the Oriole wres- 134 tiers have grown and started to rebuild a strong foundation lor the future of the Quincy wrestling program . The Team : front: Coach Downey , John Spragg , Lloyd Paul, Todd Cochrane, Phil Higbea, Von Nicholson, Art Kahaian, Jeremy Martin , Steve Stempien , Brent Parkinson, manager Tom Brewer; back : Kent Falstad , Dave Burlew, Scott Wilkinson , Mike Hard , Kevin VanVleet , Gregg Saunders , Tim Brewer , Brent Whitney , Jim Supianoski , Robert Hard , Bill Smith , Alec Legg, John Burge and statistician Nancy Kahaian . �135 �High in Btats I I { I 136 �Buf . • • The Orioles compiled a 3-10 conference record and a 6-12 overall record but all they needed were 10 more runs and they would have won 9 of 13 conference games. The Orioles were second in the league in team batting average with .306 and they were first in triples, second in doubles and fifth in singles. Bryan Harmon and Scott Rodes iler were named to the first All Conference team. Designated hitter Harmon hit .409 with a .579 slugging percentage while shortstop Rodesiler hit .435 with a .761 slugging percentage . Brian Ludlow was named as a member of the second All Conference team . Ludlow was also a designated hitter who hit .341 . Kevin VanVleet and John Burge were accorded Honorable Mention. The Team: front: Tyler Baldwin, Jim Keeslar, Rich Bean , Scott Rodesiler, Kevin VanVleet ; second row: manager Rob Smith , Bryan Harmon, Scott Smith , Loran Fickle , Brian Ludlow , Curtis Keeton; back : Darin Friend , Ken Letts , Bob Presley, John Burge, assistant coach Jack Adams and head coach Mike Nowicki. 137 �Junior Birds Conduct 138 �9uccessful Campaign The Junior Birds ended their season with a 6-4 record, a .312 team batting average, a .419 on base average, 100 runs scored and 80 stolen bases . Individually Tom Bean led the team in hitting with a .571 average. He also led the team with a .636 on base average. Mark Ludlow had 3 home runs and 17 stolen bases while Tom Loveberry had two triples and Todd Strane three doubles. The Team : front: manager; second row: Todd Strane, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman, Kent Falstad, Kurt Spalding; third row : Tom Bean, Mark Ludlow, Bill Poole, Wally Schultz, Jim Burge , Scott Brand; fourth row : Doug Loveberry, Steve Hinds, Doug Russell, Brad Rurka, Tom Loveberry; back: assistant coach Downey and coach Gruner. 139 �Awesome Thine/ads Run Over Opponents 140 �The 1980 track squad proved to be too hot to handle as they smoked through their regular season undefeated. They scored no less than 90 points in a dual meet and also won the conference and regional meets. Six team members scored at least 100 points: Keith Teach out, Mark Ludlow, Greg Miller , Jim Kesslar, Rich Bean and Tyler Baldwin . Teachout set school records in the shot put of 51 '7" and in the discus with 139'9Y2' . Bean set a mile record of 4:29.2 while Kesslar tied the 880 record with a time of 58.6 . A new record of 41 .0 was set by Baldwin in the 330-yd . low hurdles and the 440 relay team of Supianoski , Faulkner, Sm ith and Brian Ludlow set a school record of 45 .5. Team Members : front : Jim Keeslar, Keith Teachout, Eric Rice , Steve Hinds, Kevin Kaiser, Brian Beaudin, Dan Richards; second row : Jack Faulkner, Rich Bean , Jim Supianoski, Mark Ludlow, Tony Cariuty , Shannon Rice , Scott Sm ith ; thi rd row: Brian Ludlow, Brett Cutler , Tyler Baldwin, Myron Welch , Duane Sellers, Brian Preston , Coach Bob Bell ; back: Wally Gibson, Todd Cochrane, Dave Finley, Jay Millard, Phil Higbea and Coach Dan Ludlow. 141 �142 �TRYING 9EA90N The accomplishments of the 1979 team were numerous. Besides breaking seven team records, the varsity played in the district championship game. Even though QHS lost to Jonesville 33-35, it was the first time in girls' basketball history that a Quincy team advanced so far in tournament play. After a slow start, the team's skills, attitude and teamwork improved. greatly as the season progressed . Kris Condra was selected by the league coaches as a member of the Big Eight all conference team and Karice Loveberry was given honorable mention . The Team : front: Gail Condra, Carolyn Laurell, Sherry Sherwood, Jill Faulkner, Brenda Cottman ; back: Coach Bob Stewart, Cathy Johnson , Karice Loveberry, Dawn Brown , Tammy Johnston , Pam Loose, Kris Condra, Amy Geishert and manager Nancy Bowerman . 143 �JV LADY CAGER9 DI9PLAY WINNING EFFORT The 1979 junior varsity girls' basketball team played with toughness and determination . This young team, composed mainly of freshmen, practiced hard and played with a tremendous team effort. Using an effective offense, the Orioles achieved a 9-5 conference record and a 10-5 record overall. The Team : front: Renee Matz, Lori Bailey, Ginger Hartbarger, Chris Toth; back: Leah Williamson, Kristy Hutchins, Kelli Campbell, Linda Allen , Diane Gilbert, Tammy Clark, Nan Weber, Cathy Smith, Chris Johnson, Denise Laurell and Coach Melissa Lloyd . �145 �Jensen Volleyball MVP Sandy Jensen was accorded all conference volleyball honors along with being selected as the most valuable player. The team completed their season with a 6-8 overall record and tied for fifth place in the Big 8. 146 �Coach Melissa Lloyd, Colleen Avery , Lena Arnett, Sandy Jensen, Tori Budd, Becky Wilson, Cathy Johnson, Sherry Sherwood , Tracy Rockhold and Manager Kelly Johnson. not pictured: Karen Middel and Amy Geishert. 14 �New Coach Leads JV's In Mr. Adams ' first year as JV volleyball coach , his team posted a 10-4 record. Linda Allen and Denise Laurell were top servers earning 141 points and 61 points respectively. Top setters were Chris Johnson , Denise Laurell and Beth Tobolske while Chris Johnson and Linda Allen were top diggers. Amy Geishert was among the best spikers until she moved up to the varsity. Other top spikers were Cathy Page, Linda Allen and Nan Weber. The Team : front: Anna Henderson, Beth Tobolske , Diane Gilbert, Tammy Clark , Penny Wygant, Denise Laurell; middle: Kelli Talbot, Amy Geishert, Chris Johnson , Nan Weber, Linda Allen , Cathy Page ; back: Coach Jack Adams, manager Connie Ebert. not pictured : Tammy Dooley and Leah Williamson. • 148 -=-- - �to 10-4 Record • 149 �41 CON9ECUTIVE WIN9 AND NO OPP091TION! 150 �Forty-one consecutive dual meet wins in four years is the record of the girls' track team, not to mention first place victories in relays, invitationals, the conference meet and the regional. As if all that isn't a record in itself, Tori Budd set a discus record of 101 '6% ", Ginna Rice a shot put record of 37'11 W', Kris Condra a high jump record of 5'0" , and Karice Loveberry achieved the highest point total ever in QHS girls' track. Karice set records in the 11 0-yd . hurdles (15.0), the 220-yd. dash (25 .9), and she went on to set a state record of 29.4 in the 220-yd. hurdles. Team Members: front: Dianna Parker, Lori Bai- ley, Sherry Poole, Kerri Smith , Ginger Arnett, Sherry Sherwood, Denise Wineland , Nan Weber, Tammy Clark; second row: Lisa Kochendorfer, Diane Gilbert, Dana Sperbeck, Gail Condra, An ita Cekander, Darlene Kling, Karice Loveberry, Sherry Gibson, Dawn Brown , Pat Fryer; third row: Coaches Gary Adams and Marty Chard , Tina Hand , Ginna Rice, Kris Condra, Tori Budd , Amy Geishert, Tammy Johnston, Anna Ala-Ketola, Pam Loose ; back: Dawn McClellan, Tammy Dooley, Ch ris Toth , Teresa Waltz, Rhonda Wilber, Dawn Ledbetter, Jill Faulkner, Brenda Cottman and Becky Wilson. 4 151 �152 �Q. M.S. 153 �EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Beckie Badders Valarie Beckwith Karen Bell Daniel Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Vonnie Borton Joseph Bowerman Cheryl Bradley Tamara Brewer Timothy Brown Andrew Buell Teresa Byrd Lori Camp Eric Carbone Rebekoh Cekander Scott Clifford Ronald Coco Gerald Collins Sarah Creager Doran Curtiss Julie Davis Timothy Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Skip DuBay Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Theresa Ervans Joel Falstad Paula Falzon 154 �Timothy Finley Charlene Fletcher Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Karen Gordon Tammie Green Art Hart Danny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Lewis Horn Laurie Horney Karen Hosek Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Kirk Larson Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Ona Lothamer Pat Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steve Meade Jeff Miller Michelle Miller Steve Miller Robert Miner Mike Mitchell 155 �Michael Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Patricia Mraz Teresa Neeley Tina Nickles Kelly Norton David Ostrander Julie Owens Jodie Paul Brad Paupore Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Mike Renfro Kelly Riddle Alton Ritcher David Roberts Robyn Rubley Suzette Sailor Robert Saxman Rebecca Smith Stacie Smith Michelle Sobiech Beth Sours T arri Spragg Robert Stanton Terry Stephens Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Kristie Strouse Kenneth Teachout Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Dale Tuttle Alicia Veysey Kathy Walker James Walker GaryWalp Mike Waterbury 156 �Stacey Westfall Pamela Wilber Tim Wilkinson Arnette Will iamson Gail Wineland Lance Wiser Not Pictured : Marcia Miller SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Terry Berkshire Tim Berry Allen Blodgett William Blowers James Boulton Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Tim Brockway Terri Brower Shari Brown Karine Cariuty David Chaney Tammy Combs Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Kelli Cutler Eric Dules 157 �Dean DeCaire Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Diane Fletcher Lisa Gilbert Michael Gipple Jody Grigg Ken Groendal Billie Harbaugh Joe Harmon Wendy Harmon Rodney Harper Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Roger Johnson Becky Jones Teddy Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Robert Knowles Ken Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Candy Lincoln Eric Lippert Scott Locke Thomas Lothamer Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Edward Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael James McRae 158 �Tonya Meyer Cynthia Michael Danny Nance Marjorie Nave Kelli Newberry Bradley Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Elton Potter Shawn Poynor William Richards Sherry Ritchey JoEIIen Robson Brent Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Timothy Rzepka Richard Sanderson Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Matt Smith Pamela Stark Dana Stempien Ronald Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trail Greg Trowbridge Stella VanWald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Tryon Wentworth Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer 159 �9/XTH GRADE 9/XTH GRADE JanaAcox Sheila Anderson Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joseph Berry Todd Betts Laura Blackman Timothy Blodgett Bobby Blowers Shawn Bowers Robyn Burks Edward Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Bryan Collins Stacey Conn in Thomas Copeland Mike Cottman Travis Creager Virginia Culver Todd DenBraber Douglas Dobson Michael Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Timothy Erts Penelope Evans Mary Geiman Melissa Goodman Paula Gratz Darlene Griner David Hammon Douglas Harper 160 �!:JIXTH GRADE !:JIXTH GRADE Louis Hickey Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Robert Hyde Jerry Jackowiak Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson William, Kanaby Jeffrey Kiersey Gregory Madsen Tracy Maggart Patricia Mason Matthew McConnell Joel Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Lisa Nave Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matthew Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Constance Quimby Dawn Quimby Paula Rathert Mark Ricker Susan Rickman Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts 161 �Jerrod Rob inson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Melanie Ryan Sandra Salyer Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge David Sleesman Lisa Smallwood Scott Sobiech Robert Smith Kevin Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibedeau David Thompson Franklin Tobalske Lilly Toth Penny Tuttle Rhonda VanRiper John Walker KellyWalp Thomas Watson LeeAnn Watters James Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood Seventh Grade Danny Meyer Darin Ricker David Wilcox 162 Not Pictured: Sixth Grade William Everett �QM99PORT9 CR099 COUNTRY front: Scott Locke , Brad Parrish , Ted Kahaian , Jim Luce , Lonnie Lowrey , Tim Beaudin ; middle : Terry Berksh ire , Scott Lutterbeck, Dale Tuttle , Dave Spalding , Ken Kurtz , Denny Higbee , Trevor Mast ; back : Willy Richards , David Karney , Shawn Poynor , Tim Fi nley , Dave Roberts , Ken Teachout, Willy Blowers and Coach Bob Bell . WRESTLING front: Tim Brockway, Tim Rzepka, Danny Nance, Scott Cl ifford , James Luce , Brad Parrish , Sonny Henderson , Gordon Bassage, Tim Beaudin, Ted Kahaian , Joel Falstad , Richie Sanderson ; back: manager Tim Blodgett, Tim Berry, Danny Morris, Brent Wygant, Allen Blodgett, Matt Smith , Andy Buell , Bart Marshall , T im Brown, Lou is Horn , Bruce Pohl, Dean DeCaire , Greg Thompson and Coach Greg Gruner. 16 �Girls' and Boys' Eighth Grade Girls ' Basketball Team: front: Lori Dobson, Tina Nickles, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilbur , Dawn Hilton , Debbie Thomas , Inez Letts , Robyn Rubley , Kelly Johnson ; back: Becky Smith , Stacie Smith, Jodi Paul, Patti Lutterbeck , Ona Lothame r, Beth Sours , Michelle Miller, Arnett Williamson , Alicia Veysey , Michelle Sobiech , Val Beckwith and Coach Lil i Markey. Seventh Grade Girls' Basketball Team : Jeanine Craig, Tammy McMichael, Keli Cutler, Michelle Fillmore, Shari Brown, Karime Cariuty, Coac~1 Gail Banker, Stephanie Wymer, Lori Babbage , Pam Stark, Dena Stempien, JoEIIen Robson and Erica Arnold . 164 �Basketball Eighth Grade Boys ' Basketball Team : front: manager Joe Mitchell and Coach Lonney Evon ; back : David Donbrock , Mike Waterbury, Brian Ditton, Doug Marsh , Kenny Teachout, David Roberts, Mike Mitchell , Skip DuBay , Tim Finley, Gerald Hinds, Tim Wilkinson, Shawn Massey and Tim Delaney. Seventh Grade Boys' Basketball Team : front: Scott Lutterbeck , Kenny Kurtz, Shawn Poynor , David Spalding, Tim Schmidt; back: Scott Sobiech , Rick Lippert , David Murray, Craig Fish, David Karney, John Sattler, Lonnie Laurie and Coach Rick Moore. 16 �f;ont: Joel Falstad , David Murray, Jimmy Luce, John Sattler, Brad Parrish , Scott Lutterbeck , Ted Kahaian , Denny Higbee, David Chaney; middle: Darrin Ricker, Kenny Kurtz, David Spalding , Willie Richards, Bart Marshall , Mike Waterbury, Tim Wil- QM9 TRACK kinson , Dave Donbrock; back : Coach Evon, Dale Tuttle, Kenny Teachout, Doug Marsh , Mike Mitchell , Andy Buell , Dave Roberts , Tim Finley, Terry Stephens and David Karney. front: Becky Smith, Cindi Michael, Lori Camp, Keli Cutler, Erica Arnold, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Tammy Brewer, Robyn Rubley, Stacie Smith , JoEIIen Robson; middle: Suzanne Toth, Debbie Thomas, Amy Rootes, Lori Litwaitis, Lynn DesJardins, Val Beckwith , Kelly Norton, Dena Stempien, Pam Stark, Julie Owens; back: manager Tina Trail, Pam Wilber, Patti Lutterbeck, Shari Brown , Sue Sailor, Karime Cariuty, Stephanie Wymer, Dawn Hilton, Alicia Veysey, Toni Bowerman, Lori Babbage and Coach Abbott. �CHEERLEADERS e· I I Boys ' Basketball Cheerlead ers : 1) Eighth Grade : Robyn Rubley, Karen Gordon , Becky Smith, Michelle Sobiech and Lori Camp ; 2) Seventh Grade: front : Jack ie Cooper ; bac k: Erica Arnold . LaNean Lu t z, Karime Cariuty , Tina Trail and JoEIIen Robson. Girls' Basketball Cheerleaders : 3) Eighth Grade: Kelly Norton, Karen Gordon , Sue To t h , Karen Stempien and Lisa Stempien ; 4) Seventh Grade: Tina T r ail , Cindy Michael , LaNean Lutz, Amy Roots and Dawn Waligora . 167 �QM9 BAND9 8th GRADE FLUTES Val Beckwith Teresa Engelhardt Tammy Johnson Rachel McRae Tina Nickles Jodi Paul Melissa Powers Becky Smith Kris Strouse TROMBONE Peggy Gollnick BARITONE Michelle Miller BASS CLARINET Deena Dowker Juli Owens ALTO SAX Lynn DesJardins Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Steven Miller 168 BARITONE SAX 7th GRADE Paula Falzon CLARINETS FLUTES Tonya Meyer Kathy Herman Jill Philippy Pam Stark JoEIIen Robson Becky Badders Cheryl Bradley Lorie Camp Jennifer Dobson David Geiman Dawn Hilton Laura Horney Lori Litwaitis Dave Ostrander Kelly Riddle Karen Stempien Kathy Walker TRUMPETS ALTO CLARINET PERCUSSION Stacy Smith PERCUSSION Bart Marshall Mike Mitchell Robyn Rubley TRUMPETS Tim Brown Lori Dobson Bobby Miner Beth Sours Erica Arnold Rebecca Jones Candie Kaiser Jody Spragg Todd Thurman Tina Trail Bobby Knowles Tammy McMichael Stephanie Wymer CLARINETS Karime Cariuty Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Lisa Gilbert Danny Meyers James Nance Bernina Rossetter �TROMBONES Michelle Fillmore Teddy Kahaian David Karney Kenny Kurtz Trevor Mast ALTO SAX Brad Parrish Dawn Waligora Melissa Woods TENOR SAX Dena DeCaire FRENCH HORN Shawna Walters BARITONE Jim McRae 6th GRADE OBOE William Kanaby FLUTES Mary Geiman Suzie Roberts Sandy Salyer Lisa Smallwood TROMBONES Tim Blodgett Mike Dowker Tim Erts Bill Jeffries Jeff Kiersey Shelley Bowers Johnny Walker BARITONE Kandy Root Angie Basse Doug Dobson Jerry Jackowiak Matthew Pepper CLARINETS Marion Beckwith Laura Blackman Virginia Culver Angela Erts Melissa Goodman Monica Harris Paige Mason Paula Rathert Annette Roberts Kim Rosendaul Sherri Taylor ALTO SAX Penny Evans Robert Hooley TRUMPETS Edward Cariuty Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Kevin Stempien FRENCH HORN Laurinda Morrison PERCUSSION Tracy Maggart Jay Murdock Brian Shortridge 169 �8th GRADE COLOR GUARD Band Color Guard: Kelly Riddle , Jodi Paul, Julie Owens, Steve Miller and Tim Brown. QM9 9TUDENT COUNCIL front: Michelle Sobiech, 8th rep; Rachel McRae, Secretary; David Spalding , President; Joe Mitchell , 6th rep; Denny Higbee, 8th rep; back: Kelly Johnson , Vice President; James Luce, Treasurer; 170 Erica Arnold, 7th rep; Brad Parrish, 7th rep; Penny Evans, 6th rep ; and advisor Mr. Henry Longhini. �Top Left: Sixth Grade Spelling Bee participants : Kim Rosendaul, Doug Dobson, Jim Weber, Tina Horn, Chantal Cochrane, Sherry Taylor, Scott Sobiech, William Everett, George Jenkot, Mrs. Leosh , Bob Smith and Shawn Talbot. Above Right: Seventh Grade Spelling Bee Participants: Kenny Kurtz, Teddy Kahaian , Donna Tobolske, Michelle Fillmore, Melissa Woods, Tim Brockway, Stephanie Wymer, Erica Arnold , JoEIIen Robson , David Karney, Becky Jones and Pam Stark. Bottom : QMS Math Competition Participants: Becky Jones, Billie Harbaugh, Scott Sobeich , Jay Bailey, Darin Higbea, Doug Dobson, David Karney, David Spalding , Tim Finley, Alicia Veysey, David Ostrander and Mrs. Banker. Compefifions Keep QM9Going 171 �AWARDS SUBJECT 8th: Science Social Studies English Mathematics MOST OUTSTANDING Lori Dobson Beth Sours Lori Dobson Lori Dobson Tim Finley Lori Dobson Sue Toth Kenny Teachout MOST IMPROVED Art Hart 7th: Science Social Studies English Mathematics Humanities and Geog . Physical Education Citizenship· Outstanding Contribution Award- Becky Jones and Melissa Woods Teddy Kahaian Karime Cariuty Donna Tobalske Bille Harbaugh Kenny Kurtz Shari Brown David Spalding Shari Brown Mike Gipple Wendy Harmon Matt Smith Tonya Meyer Jody Spragg Pam Hockenberry Matt Smith Gordon Bassage 6th: Science Social Studies English Mathematics Robert Smith Shawn Talbot Annette Tesch Tim Blodgett Annette Paul David Thompson David Thompson Barbara Cekander Frenda Otis Melanie Ryan Band Physical Education Citizenship Outstanding Contribution Award- Lori Dobson Faculty Award- Lori Dobson Reading Citizenship Angela Basse David Hammond Penny Evans Karen Bell MOCK ELECTIONS Outstanding Contribution Award in Science- Shawn Talbot, Kevin Stempien and Scott Sobeich Outstanding Contribution Award in Social Studies- William Everett Longest Hair Eric Carbone and Theresa Ervans 172 Shyest David Geiman and Melissa Powers Best Looking Mike Waterbury and Kelly Norton Shortest Lance Wiser and Kelly Johnson Teachers' Pet Mike Waterbury and Rachel McRae Tallest Mike Mocherman and April Jett Most Athletic Gerald Hinds and Sue Toth Class Cut-Ups Joel Falstad and Kris Strouse Class Flirts Gary Walp and Gail Wineland Best Dressed Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson Best Personality Bart Marhsall and Kelly Johnson Most Talkative Mike Mocherman and Kris Strouse Most Likely to Succeed Mike Waterbury and Lori Dobson Best All Around Mike Waterbury and Michelle Sobeich �Q.M.9. FACULTY Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University. M .A. Mathematics 8th Grade Quiz Bowl Advisor Mr. Charles Cook Western Michigan University, B .S. Mathematics 8th Grade Physical Education Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College , B.A . Mathematics QMS / QHS Cross Country JV Basketball Coach QHS Boys' Track Coach Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College , B.A. Social Studies Science Exploratory QHS Wrestling Coach QHS JV Baseball Coach Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Michigan University , M.A. English 7th Grade Spelling Bee Adv isor Mr. Jack Feller Adrian Col lege , B.A. Science 173 �Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State University, B.A. Science Mr. Gregory Gruner Central Michigan University, B.S. Humanities Geography OMS Wrest ling Coach JV Baseball Coach 174 Mrs . Christine Forrister University of Michigan Reading Lab Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Michigan University, B.S . Helping Teacher Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College Physical Education Exploratory Mrs . Sharyn Leash Hillsdale College , BA Eng lish 6th Grade Spelling Bee Advisor �Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan University, B.S. Social Studies QHS Youth in Government Advisor Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College , M.A. Social Studies English 8th Grade Quiz Bowl Advisor Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College- Fort Wayne , B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mrs . Cathy Ward Michigan State University Mathematics Exploratory Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College , M.A. Social Studies English QHS Varsity Girls ' Basketball Coach Mrs . Carol Ludlow Learning Disabilities Aide 175 �176 �177 �FIFTH GRADE Lori Baker Mike Baldwin Jacinda Beckwith Robert Bennett Deborah Berry Iva Blowers Millie Blowers Jason Bowers Brian Bowerman Willard Bradley Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennie Buell Vikki Burley Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedra Cekander Norman Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Tom Cole Mike Colon Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd . Tom Donbrock Bobby Dooley Timothy Dowker Joey Dunn Dennis Evans David Fillmore Glenn Finley Janet Fletcher Marilyn Fryer Kendra Galin is Richard Galinis Eric Green Jennifer Groendal Timothy Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Rick Herman Leslie Hilton Eddie Horney 178 �Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Laurie Johnson Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer John Lacey Joedy Latta John Latta Richard Lensky Tom Lincoln Alicia Lowther David Luce Deborah Lutterbeck Kari Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Sheril McAllister Tammi McCall Alan McClellan Bobby McNall Dennis Miller Susie Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Mitchell Neeley Karen Newberry Rhonda Paul Penny Parrish Lori Pavelko April Phi Iippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Michelle Quimby Darryl Rathert Renee Richards Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Richard Schultz Philip Shidler Bobbie Shill ing Brian Smith Jean Smith Mike Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Robert Tenney 179 �Christine Tong Terry Trowbridge Sanford Waltz Audra Warner Celeste Warner Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney Tracy Winger Mike Winter Scott Withington Jackie Wood Lonny Wright Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Trevor Anderson Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker Billy Beckwith Jimmy Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs LeeAnn Brown Marnie Brown Rachelle Brown Lorna Sulkowski Sean Burley Temrey Burritt Erik Buterbaugh Cahd Carpenter _Joey Cekander Callie Clark Steven Conley Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andy Cottman Billy Crick Bobby Crick Angela Culver Paul Davis Paul Davis 180 �Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Tod Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cindy Fillmore Melinda Fleming Jennifer Forrest Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Josephine Hickerson Audra Hickey Tammy Hoag Derek Horn Jimmy Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nicole Jeffrey Julie Johnson Kenny Johnson Patty Justice Karen Kratzer Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke JenniLeosh Mark Lewis John Locklin Beverly Lowther Steve Marowelli David Marshall Debbie Marvin Lisa Mason Danny Mawby Michael McConnell Lisa McCurly Melissa McMichael Kristy McRae Miquel Michael Pam Miller Lisa Mraz Sandra Nave Derek O'Connell 181 �Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jill Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearson Shannon Persails Christa Pifer Chad Purcell Amy Quimby Derik Reich hart Michelle Richards Ronald Richards Nikki Ritter Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steve Salyer Jay Sanderson Kim Shaw Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobolske Steve Trail Noell Tucker Penny Varney Carol Wilson Michelle Winger Mindy Woods Ms. Phylis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Perry Acox Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Michelle Ash Joel Asher 182 �Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Kathy Boardman Kathy Bondy Brett Bowers Dawn Briggs Wayne Burke Cindy Cekander Chris Christian Mike Clemonson Steve Clifford Tammy Colon Dena Converse Clint Cook Melinda Cook Kim Cooke Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Dean Dixon Joyce Douglas Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Georgia Griner Angela Hagaman Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Annissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Staci Higbea Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Tom Hughes Janelle Jeffrey Joey Johnson Tonya Jones Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Danielle Laurell Christina Leyo 183 �Dawn Lindbert Kevin Longhini JoEl Lothamer Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley Todd Massey Autumn Marson Barbara McClellan Michelle McCiughen Judd McDowell Chad McGiothlen Tina Meyer Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Chad Mussleman Julie Nance Dan Nave Amy Newberry Jim Noble Tami Parks JoEIIen Parrish Chris Pepper Heath Persails Beth Philippy Joel Potter Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lyn Reynolds John Richardson Jaime Sanderson Richard Sarles Sandy Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Brian Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Keli Strause Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Samuel Tucker Timothy Tuttle Loretta Tobolske Mark VanWald Fred Wagner Michelle Waite Hugh Watson Jason Webb Valerie Weber • 184 �Julie Weller Toby Winger Kent Wyatt Ms. Kathleen French Mrs. Ruth King Ms. Pamela Lindbert Ms. Mary Grace Sewell Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear SECOND GRADE Jenny Adams David Anderson Tony Baker Donnie Banker Brandon Barrett Tina Barry Pat Beldock Jeff Bender Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Steve Booher Nick Bowers Joey Bradley Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Brian Buckley Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Derek Carpenter Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Ron Christian Kelly Clifford Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole Jamie Conley Bonnie Converse Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Derek Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Danny Ditton 185 �Melissa Dodd Jane Douglas Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Christina Field Roxanne Fincham Tim Finney Ginger Foley Nickolas Forrest Jason Gale Jenny Gallatin Larry Gallatin Tracy Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Candace Grove Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Glenn Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Gretchen Heise Sean Higbea LeAnn Hoag Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry David Hoffman Michelle Howard Pat Hyde Chris Jeffrey Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debbie Laurel! Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Debbie Mawby Brenda McClellan Hope Meade Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Brent Miller Bill Murphy Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Ryan O'Connell Laura Otis Joshua Ownes 186 �Cherish Parad ine Terri Parks Allen Paul Joey Pechota Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kirk Ph ilson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards Donna Richards Amy Riley David Roberts Glen Sarles Susan Saxman Dan Scherer Paul Searing Matt Servey Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Tim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Mike Tanner Shawn Thompson Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Kelly Wagner Matt Waligora Robert Waltz Sean Watson Ronald Weller Michelle Winger Derek Wood Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Patricia Feller Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Ms. Patricia West 187 �FIR9TGRADE Dennis Abbeg Becky Acox Curtis Akers Denise Ash Justin Asher Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Michelle Basse Casey Bell Cathy Bennett Jennifer Bregger Theresa Brooks Judie Brouse Eddie Brower James Brown Jenny Brown Michael Brown Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Timothy Clawson Robert Clevenger Dawn Cole Brian Contat Randy Counterman Brady Cox Kelly Craig Katherine Daly Scott Dobson Tammy Douglas Darla Dowker Jeffrey Erts Jody Fincham Debora Flaugher Gina Foley Nicole Foster Sara Gibson Lloyd Gipple Michelle Goshorn Philip Goss Tonia Green Chad Hagaman Ricky Halstead Nicole Hamilton Gregory Hardy Otis Harrington Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton 188 �Dennis Hoard Sherry Hockenberry Ryan Horn Doris Houvener Andy Hughes Jason Huss ian lnkenbrandt Heather lvey Angela Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Kathy Kranz Lori Kriser Angela Kubiac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Michael Leyo Kevin Lindbert Jammie Lothamer Lisha Loveberry Chad Lown Tammy Lujack Derek Lytle Jennifer Madsen Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Stacy Marson Tara May Michael McCauley Shasta McCiughen Corena McDonald Dia Miller Tom Miller Lee Mills John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Kelly Morrell Dodi Neeley Davie Newberry Loretta Newberry Jennifer Nichols Teresa Otis Mike Parshall Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Becky Pifer Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Carmen Rathert Christina Rathert Stephanie Rathert 189 �Neal Reichhart Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Jennifer Richer Brian Rogers Juanita Sarles Mary Saxman Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Michael Simpson Kristy Smith Bobbie Southworth Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jennifer Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey Billy Wagner Tommy Wagner Terry Winger Tammi Winter Amy Wonders Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mish·Jer Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Hulda Anderson Rachel Anderson Caris a Ash JoEilen Asher Jody Ball Kurt Barve Michael Basse Victor Berry Gerald Biolchin i Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Barry Joe Bondy Kevin Brockway Vicki Brower Jen[lifer Burke Jason Carpenter 90 �Jeff Christian Candi Cole Lori Conley Shawn Cox Dianna Crall Jennifer Dalchow Misty Davis Danny Diaz JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton David Easterday Nicky Edwards Elizabeth Finney Shannon Gabbard Luke Galinis Kelli Gallitin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathon Gillen Nicole Goss Derek Griffith Mark Gysel Jamie Hacker Terri Hacker Holly Harrington William Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Debbie Hickerson Daniel Hoffman Diana Houvener Heather Harnett Carri !ford Jason Jeffrey Troy Johnson Toby Kirk Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Michelle Lampman Erin Lattas Benjamin Lewis Jamie Lowther Beth Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Shannon Marshall David Matousek Shane McCavit Greg McClellan Eric McCulloch Jason McFadden Carrie McVicker Scott Metcalf Greg Michael 191 �Beth Mihocko Ryan Moore Matt Murphy Jacob Myers Laura Nowicki Cory Parks Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Jennifer Pinckert Alan Pomranka John Potter Cory Preston Nicole Reed Tangi Richards Karan Richardson Todd Riley Steven Roberts Corey Rousch James Russell James Scherer Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Paul Smith Aci<tm Stephens Jamie Strouse Monica Thompson Stacy Thompson Derek Tressler Jeff Tressler Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters Joe Westfall Kaprice Wyatt Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Aides: Mrs. Norrita Geiman Mrs. Donna Keeslar Not Pictured: Fifth Grade Corey Avra Darrel Button Tammy Rzepka 192 Third Grade Darryl Meyers Second Grade Eddie Shaw Rick Weller First Grade Christian Button Jimmie Jones Justin Price Kindergarten Daniel Grimes �Mrs. Kathryn Bondurant- Remed. Rdg . Ms. Deborah Doll- Music Ms. Juanita Hull- Art Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell- Spec. Ed . Mr. Richardson Moore- Physical Education Mrs. Janet Sanderson- Permanent Substitute Mrs. Carol Smith- Remedial Reading Mrs. Virginia Ball- Library Aide Mrs. Pricilla Dodd- Soc. Adj . Room Aide Ms. Lisa Dowell- Disabilities Aide Mrs. Carol Saunders- Resource Room Aide Mrs. Nancy Strang- Second Grade Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth- First Grade Aide Mrs. Arlene Fickle- Playground Supervisor Mrs. Janet Hawes- Playground Supervisor Ms. Pat Wold- Speech Correction Ms. Jean Huvendick- Special Education Service 193 �QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF �I , . • 195 �ACME BELT RECOATING INC. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Baldwin Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 24 Years 639 -871 I Arnold and Cole Streets B& D TOOL & DIE, INC. BECKWITH FURNITURE Large Stock of New Furniture Bassett Headquarters Custom Work- Jigs and Fixtures 114 W. Chicago, Quincy 639 -9305 Quincy Central Rd. at S. Ray- Quincy Rd . 639-4246 Slam the door*on em, Orioles. Shut em out . ~ e cold! 196 �OEJl1l1l3l:BQGJlJV§ l!:ll t](!:ClL(S~ De partment Store Over a C e ntury of Progr ess 4 Floors of Merchandise Fashion Headquarters for the Fuller-Figured Woman and the Big and Tall Man 4-6 E. Chicago 34-36 W .Chicago Quincy 278 -2664 Coldwater BRANCH COUNTY CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC. P.C. K. 0. Branham , D.C. 683 E. Chicago Rd . 2 Miles East of 1-69 Coldwater, Michigan Phone (517) 279-9377 Good Luck to the Class of '80 and Crafts Headquarters for Year Around Gardening and Crafts 639 -8505 Quincy BRANCH COUNTY BANK Coldwater, Michigan BUDDS #I AUTO SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment and Balance -Complete Auto ServiceJack and Mike Budd , Owners Phone 639 -5605 133 W. Chicago Quincy Reading, Michigan 19 7 �I B'S SHOP & FLY \ ~ ~I \ ~ Ray a nd Fran Bregg er, Owne rs Package Liquor * Beer Wine * Grocer ies Hunting and Fishing Supplies BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY 46 W . Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-41 00 Agents: Glenn DesJardins Suzy Chess 1294 E. Chicago Rd . Quincy 639-4104 Open 7 Days S7" Bu~er Chef: BURGER CHEF Good Luck Quincy Orioles Come in and See Us After the Games 432 Chicago St. Coldwater CARROLL'S SHOES 48 W. Chicago , Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Turtlebax • Osh Kosh Chego • India Imports Pogo Stick • Ely • Jr. Clothing Quincy Oriole Jackets Downtown Quincy 98 �TOTAL HARD'NARE ¢oast to eoast Compliments of CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 280 N. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy, Michigan 458 Marshall St. 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 12 :00 to 5:00 Sun. Fairfield Plaza 8:30 to 9:00 Mon., Tues., Wed ., Th., Fri. Coldwater Phone {517} 278-4185 lrQ--= COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES Mob ile Modular Sales C "WE WORK FOR YOU" Owners: Dan Hand Service and Accessories Claude Nance COLDWATER ELECTRIC MOTORS & WELDING SUPPLIES 278 -261 1 178 W . Garfield {517} 639 -53 85 2112 Miles East of 1-69 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Coldwa ter O!ulunial ~i11agt ~lohttrs & ~ifts 17 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-8715 ~~~ -~ .--- ,! ~r · ; CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our · ' -- D & D CYCLE Friend3 t~ ~gency Coldwater, Michigan Yamaha Sales and Service Duane Field Duane Carpenter 695 E. Chicago Rd . Coldwater, M I 49036 199 �Jol~Utg togethe,t .. '. \ \ ...... -"'' ""'·~ ' \r ' ~>+- · \ t.,,,..,....,..:· t." \' ~'*~'" ~,,I .~ '~~,,fY· I ' of ftne quality wedding garments for him and her , and the photogra phy studio service for the rememborance is our simple task . We are striving to be one shop doing the complete arrangements for weddings . 62 Division Ph 278-4893 Coldwater, Mi. Ron and Mar-Jo Philbrick (owners) -Since 1968PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE FOR PERSONAL , BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY 200 �DOBSON INSURANCE Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents "See Us for Your Insurance Needs" STATE FARM 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 278-2200 INSURANCE ~l. JEWELRY Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone(517)279-9452 Fred A. Culy Jeffrey A. Culy · ·~ rtwltk~· · Congratulations to the Class of 1980 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Quincy, Michigan NORM FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Dial 278-4148 Coldwater 2 201 �,1, ~.I~ ~ ·:: ~ ~ ~-....... ~ ~ 1'-tJ.'IU .,.,/ / .. "t.,.·a ..-.u tA4 t!AJIM4•u . .. '•' I Daily Specials >/ Compliments of 1 &ni£ 1- 23az 'Jood 5 i~, ·,' - .,> Cockfai~ 24 E. Chicago, Quincy "Where the Funza+!" 639-9035 GENE'S fM,;bnj SERVICE ·\_ More Than a Flower Shop 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater Tel. 279-9536 We Specialize in Orange and Black Floral Pieces for Homecomings and Proms fY - GREEN'S ORCHARD~ U.S. 12 Allen, Michgan •: " I P~~~~~y;~ Apples, Peaches, Plums in Season We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy Stop at the S1i n of the "Big Red Apple" HAWKINS PRODUCE MARKET "In the Garden Yesterday, In Our Store Today" Coldwater East U.S. 12 278-5587 · HOT SPOT RESTAURANT & GIFT SHOP (517) 869-2277 JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contractors Frank Johnson . ............ . . 392 Hog Creek Rd. Allen, Ml49227 202 Fine Food • Fine Gifts 174 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9655 �Best Wishes to the Class of 1980 From the Director, Officers and Staff of Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp., Bronson, North Adams ~ FlJlST NA llONAL BANK ~~· of South Central Wichigan �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Ecclesiastes 12: IA: "Remember Thy Creator in The Days of Thy Youth ... '' ~ ~ ARTHUR AND CAROL KAHAIAN ~ ~ ~ I ~ I ~ ~ ~ 1111111 'S ~ ~ I ~ ~ I IITCBBI ~ Congratulations Seniors ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ i£ I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 204 �K & M BAR The Fun Spot Sandwiches, Pool, Pinball, Shuffleboard Quincy, Michigan Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Congratulations to the Class of '80 KING ~ 'J::.w;&~ S~, 'l~. Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 51 7/278-4518 Two Miles East on Chicago Rd . U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 LAKESIDE SALES & SERVICE Compliments of KNAPP POOLS, INC. 923 E. Chicago- Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey (517) 639 -7186 Heavy Equipment Bought and Sold 639 -5605 Mel Budd, Owner 133 W. Chicago Quincy McCLELLAN OIL CO. AMOCO JOBBER Don McClellan For the Best in Carpeting LODGE FLOOR COVERING 405 N. W illow Brook Rd. Coldwater 27 Church St. Quincy , Michigan 49082 Goodyear and Reynolds Tires Retread Tires Also 205 �MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC . Est. 1854 ....... . . . . ..... ... ~_: Ill. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Best Wishes to All Graduates NoQ<>gy can do it like MciJonald's can ™ 1\{\ld"s,. IMc§on1 Coldwater- Hillsdale Tsh~CPenney 58 W . Chicago 279-6446 Coldwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 517 / 639 -7133 P.O. Box 186 50 N. Hanchett St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone(517)278-5743 Social and Commercial Printing • Sandwiches • Sundaes • Coolers QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane Butler 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Luncheon Special Every Day BOB'S QUINCY DINER QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN • 06 • Malts • Shakes • Cones 122 W. Chicago Quincy Congratulations Seniors �Complete Line of Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaids Dresses and Formals Always the Latest Fashions From Sportswear to the Most Elegant Evening Wear All at ... APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE 6 W .. Chicago St. Quincy 639-7475 207 �QUINCY GOLF COURSE HOME OF THE ORIOLE GOLF TEAM Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639 -4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt QUINCY ICE COMPANY Groceries- Beer Wine -Ice 127 W . Chicago Qu incy 639-7123 For the Contemporary Young Man: THE LIONS DEN A Whole Shop Devoted to "Today" Clothes. IITDUUt 08 279-7308 ?2 & C?'/ ;Jat:ty Stcee Special Orders • Beverage Catering • Party Planning Liquor • Beer • W ine • Keg Beer Lottery • Ice • Groceries 882 E. Chicago Coldwater �RADI O SHACK SATTLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Company Owned Mgr. Philip Shidler Sr. 278 -2544 Fairfield Plaza Mon .- Fri . I 0-8 Sat. I0-6 Sun. 12 -5 Industrial and Agricultural Electrical Se rv ice Philip W . Sattler 690 Clarendon Rd. 517 I 639-4610 Quincy, Michigan 49082 SARGE'S MARKET Speciali.zing in Low Prices Small Enough to Know YouLarge Enough to Serve You . I 06 W . Chicago Quincy 639-8025 Congratulations Seniors • Soh1gro SHORT & SON, INC . Coldwater, Michigan SERVICE COMPANY P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone(517)639-3945 SOUTHERN. MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK 51 W. Pear l St., Coldwater " More Than a Century of Se rvice" Offices in Coldwater, Union City, Tekonsha and Kinderhook 279-7511 209 �You'll Find All the Shopping News in the Read It Every Thursday Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha , • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 44th Year 210 �THE THEATERE. Chicago St. Quincy 639-7131 Pizza Dancing 637 E. Chicago Rd . Coldwater VAN'S HOME SUPPLY Van Hilton- Owner 125 W. Chicago- Quincy 639 -3345 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon. -Fri. Sa t. 7:30- 12:00 2 11 �WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race St. Coldwater 278 .5844 WATTS DRUGS WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago , Coldwater 212 �'MJMEN'S WORLD Of f.l.SHION COLDWATER, MICHIGAN WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE f 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 517-278-4396 YUKON MANUFACTURING INC. Welding Specialists Lawn Equipment Service Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 ZIEBART OF COLDWATER ROBIN BROWN MICHAEL. PARNEY Owner Owner 10 W. Park Avenue Coldwater, M I 49036 (517) 279-7507 Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers For Their Support 213 �SPONSORS BUCK'S STEEL, INC. 855 W . Chicago Rd . Qu incy Quincy 639-31 IS 639-8677 BIG O 'S BAR 126 N. Matteson Bronson 66 E. Chicago 369-9935 DAVIS MARINE 1872 Lake Drive Coldwater Lake GREER ENTERPRISES , INC. Glen Ray Di vision 31 E. Ch icago Quincy HARD AND BUCHANAN TRAILER SALES Quincy JO LAYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Quincy-Ray Rd . Quincy 639 -8385 LAKELAND PRODUCTS 28 Arnold Street Quincy LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Road Quincy LITTLE KING MOTEL 847 E. Chicago Coldwater MARSH BUILDING I 02 S. Ray -Quincy Rd. Quincy 639 -8436 ORIOLE SNACK SHACK owned by Larry and Linda Ba iley QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOC IATION QUINCY SAND BLASTING 3 I Arnold Street Quincy (517)639 -7275/ 639 -4159 214 QUINCY 76 86 W. Chicago SANDERS CUSTOM TEE SHIRTS Coldwater 278-8101 SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 191f2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 SPURLOCK REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. 511 W . Ch icago Coldwater ERA Member Broker 278 -8742 SUNSET COVE RESORT Marble Lake Quincy SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Quincy 639 -4373 SWICK TV AND APPLIANCE INCORPORATED 314 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4885 THURSTON'S FURNITURE AND CARPET 19 E. Chicago Quincy 639-7196 TRI -STATE BAIT Oliver and Pauline Rimes 892 E. Chicago St. Coldwater JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 W. Chicago Quincy WICKES LUMBER 631 Lot+ R. Coldwater �PATRONS Jack and Kathy Bellamy Nancy Bowerman Sarah Brickey- Class of '83 C & D Pet Supply- 23 W. Chicago- Quincy Gail Condra Mr. Dogan Darin Friend and Carl Albright- "Super Seniors" Karice and Kris- Class of '81 Mr. and Mrs. Longhini Tom Loveberry- "Magic Man" JoAnn McClellan and Julie Prince- Class of '81 Mrs. Connie Natusch Sam's Barber Shop Tracy Sanderson and Lisa Hickok- "Super Sophomores" Dennis Smith, Postmaster Mr. Charles Snyder ' 215 �1980 MEMORIES QUE9TIONNAIRE My Name is _ _ _ _ _ __ This was my year at Quincy High School. My favorite teachers and classes were: _ _ _ _ _ __ My worst teachers and classes were: _ _ _ _ _ __ The funniest thing that happened was _ _ _ _ _ __ The happiest thing that happened was _ _ _ _ _ __ The saddest thing that happened was _ _ _ _ _ __ I skipped times and served detention times. My first semester grades were: _ _ _ _ _ __ My second semester g~ades were: _ _ _ _ _ __ I was a member of _ _ _ _ _ __ My friends were _ _ _ _ _ __ while my enemies were _ _ _ _ _ __ I fell in love with and _______ fell in love with me. _______ was the best party that I attended. As of now, I plan to _ _ _ _ _ __ My favorites were: TV shows _ _ _ _ _ __ Movies _ _ _ _ _ __ Songs _ _ _ __ _ _ Fashions _ _ _ _ _ __ Groups and Celebrities _ _ _ _ _ __ 216 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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(;HtlS 1,SO ~ASkf~!l.~ol R I 0 L E ~ 3 �4 �5 �6 �7 �8 �9 �10 �11 �12 �!= JN{) ...,.:I~~~ 'y 0 I) R._ iiiiii.lil TW/17 II I I 13 �Success is not a destination but a journey 14 �PEOPLE 15 �SUPER SENIORS OF 1981 J!ori Barnetf I 16 �;'~ • :I .. ~ John BurlJe ::David Burlew :Jony Cariufy ::Dawn Chaney ::David Coco _j(rij Condra Brenda Cottman Sandy ::banie~ :ij ~~ )~. ~ ~.. ~ ~ :~ !l \ ~ 17 �norman ::IJrumm Peter ::Jafzon 18 �Penn'J _)Jagaman 19 �20 �21 �22 �::Dianna Parker ::Dawn Pomranka Shannon Rice 23 �I L marc Scott 24 �Sherry Sherwood (}ene Stronc; 25 �26 �Sarah Wonder6 not Pictured: Afvin _)Jarringlon Scott _)Joft !}ohn mraz :Jim m'Jer6 Von nickolon Jamie Robi:Jon Connie Wa!:Jon 27 �In Mem.oriam. . . . of MIKE KANOUSE our friend and fellow classmate who died on July 1,1980 as a result of a motorcycle accident 28 �Senior Class Officers: Tyler Baldwin - Vice President Shannon Rice - President Mr. Ed Nofz- Advisor Cindy Marsh - Secretary Mrs. Mary Gale- Advisor Lori DesJardins - Treasurer Brenda Cottman - Historian MOTTO: Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. SONG: "We May Never Pass This Way Again" FLOWER: White Rose COLORS: Light Blue and Dark Blue The Last Good-Bye We've grown to know each other well, As the years have passed us by. And as we look back on those days, A tear comes to each eye. The good times that we've shared, Will be locked inside our minds. Among us, we've had love, From the finest friends we'll find. What will the future hold for us? How far will our road go? We wish each other luck, At achieving dreams and goals. As time grows ever shorter, To the day that we will part, Memories are relived, And locked inside each heart. We never will forget these days, And when they end, we'll cry, But none will be forgotten, When we say our last good-bye. Jamie Robison 29 �HALL OF FAME ( 1) (2) (3) -~ (4) (5) (1)Tom Marshall and Kaye Brose, most artistic (2)Pete Falzon and Kaye Brose, most dramatic (3)Scott Rodesiler and Dawn Chaney, best smile (4)Jack Faulkner and Lori DesJardins, most organized (5)Greg Miller and Gina Massey, most gullible. 30 �( 1) (3) (2) (4) (5) (6) (1)Kyle Arnold and Dawn McClellan, class cut-ups (2)Jack Faulkner and Tracy Rockhold , best looking (3)Shannon Rice and Nancy Kahaian, most friendly (4)Loran Fickle and Tori Budd, biggest grouches (5)Lee Beldock and Becky Wilson, tallest (6)Jeff Wood and Tracy Deal, shortest 31 �( 1) (2) (4) (3) (1)Tom Marshall and Nancy Kahaian, most musical and best personality (2)Jack Faulkner and Karice Loveberry, most athletic and best dressed (3)Greg Miller and Becky Wilson , most disorganized (4)Doug Ingraham and Gina Massey, most talkative (S)Gene Strong and Tracy Rockhold , best build (5) 32 �/1' ( 1) (2) (3) (4) (1)Phil Higbea and Brenda Cottman , class flirts (2)Pete Falzon and Nancy Kahaian , most active, most intelligent and most likely to succeed (3) Kyle Arnold and Gina Massey, rowdiest (4)Tyler Baldwin and Nancy Kahaian , best all around (S)Preston Ricker and Tori Budd, biggest storytellers (5) 33 �JUNIORS Linda Allen Joao Araujo Tom Bean Brian Beaudin Matt Bowling Scott Brand Danny Brewer Dawn Brown Edward Buell James Burge Kelli Campbell Christine Cekander Steve Clark Kimberly Cole Pamela Collins Guy Creager Darinda Dean DeWain DeCaire Terrie Ditton Dawn Doolittle Lisa Dules Connie Ebert Jeff Ellis Teresa Englehardt Jill Faulkner Robin Field David Finley Beth Forsyth Brad Freeburn Amy Geishert Lori Gibson Rowdy Gibson Wally Gibson Mary Gollnick Bonnie Gratz 34 JUNI0 RS �Amy Hammond Tina Hand Larry Harbaugh Chris Hargreave Anita Harmon Brian Harmon Byron Harper Rick Harris Jeff Hayes Tina Herman Lisa Hickok Dave Higbea Jim Himes Steve Hinds Wesley Horney Kevin Hosek Loren Huepenbecker Kristy Hutchins Chris Johnson Tammy Johnston Arthur Kahaian Karen Karney Angela Kelley Darlene Kling Roger Knapp Kim Knowles Denise Laurell Tamara LeFevre Alec Legg Scott Lippert Pamela Loose Doug Loveberry Tom Loveberry Mark Ludlow Teresa Lutterbeck Renee Matz Melody McConnell Alan Merchant Chuck Miller Robert Motsinger 35 �Tina Mraz Tracy Myers John Normandin Cathy Page Claude Peavey Scott Peterson Keith Pohl Ronye Presley Brian Preston Andy Richards Douglas Riegel Roy Rodgers James Rollins Randy Rumsey Rodney Rupp Bradley Rurka Tracy Sande;son Gregg Saunders Erin Sawdey Richard Saxman Todd Schmidt Duane Sellers Calvin Shilling Sandra Shoup Greg Smith Marjanna Smith Rob Smith Andy Snyder Darrell Snyder David Sobiech Kimberly Stempien Cheryl Stephens Jackie Strachan Todd Strane Kim Tait Kelli Talbot LuAnne Tessin Deana Thomas Beth Tobolske Christian Toth 36 �Chevelle Travis Michael Vozar Daryl Wells Brent Whitney Rhonda Wilbur Dawn Woods Penny Wygant Bryan Wymer Rhonda Zabonick Not Pictured: Brenda Dings John Dowell Michael Guinn Pam Miller William Poole Susan Rice Thomas Russell James Shafer Brenda Vanover 37 �Sophomore Class Officers: Historian Kurt Spalding, Vice President Brent Parkinson, President Michael Hard, Secretary Sherri Locke, Advisor Mrs. Lili Markey and Treasurer Kerri Smith. 38 Junior Class Officers: Advisor Mrs. Christine Forrister, Treasurer Rob Smith, President Tammie Johnston, Vice President Arthur Kahaian and Secretary Calvin Shilling. �SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Karen Adkins John Albright Gail Arnett Ginger Arnett Lori Bailey Dee Barber Heather Bell Lisa Booher Rick Booher Tom Brewer Sarah Brickey Rebecca Brown Anita Cekander Barry Chapman Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Dawn Coleman Gail Condra Cindy Connin Mike Cope Ray Crick Brett Cutler Mike Dennis Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstad Diane Fidler Ruth Fulk Sherry Gibson Diane Gilbert John Goforth Robert Guinn Michael Hagaman Kimberly Hagy Michael Hard 39 �Joe Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Mark Hayes Norman Herman Kenneth Holloway Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Denise Houck Eric Huttenlocher Diane Ingraham Kevin Kaiser Jackie Kanaby Chris Kline Roxanne Knapp Ron Lange Karen Latta Dawn Led better Debra Lewis Sherri Locke Richard Lutz Eric Marshall Ray Marvin Andrew Meade Tammy Meyer Jay Millard Lee Millard Craig Miller Amy Morrison Adam Neeley Carol Pangborn Julie Parker Kimberly Parker Brent Parkinson Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Sherry Poole Jamie Prince Kris Quimby Wayne Rehner Eric Rice 40 �Douglas Russell Calista Sanderson Martin Sarles Wally Schultz Jenny Shilling Cathy Smith Kerri Smith Todd Smith Trent Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Robert Speaker John Spragg Steve Stempien Jeff Suever James Supianoski John Taylor LaRae Walker Nanette Weber Scott Wilkinson Dan Williams David Williams David Wilson Brent Withington Not Pictured: Glen Avery Tad Curtis Diana Dean Mark Grigg Brian Henry Gerald Meade Jerry Sater lee Tony Stanton 41 �FRESHMEN Beckie Badders Valerie Beckwith Karen Bell Bob Bellew Dan Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Vonie Borton Joe Bowerman Cheryl Bradley Tamara Brewer Tim Brown Claudia Bryan Andrew Buell Teresa Byrd Lorie Camp Becky Cekander Scott Clifford Ron Coco Gerald Collins . Sara Creager Julie Davis Tim Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Teresa Ervans Joel Falstad Paula Falzon Tim Finley 42 FRESHMEN �Charlene Fletcher Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Gollnick Karen Gordon George Grove Arthur Hart Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Lewis Horn Laura Horney Karen Hosek April Jett Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Kirk Larson Mike Lemke Inez Letts Lorraine Litwaitis Patricia Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bartley Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steven Meade Jeff Miller Michelle Miller Steven Miller Robert Miner Michael Mitchell Mike Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Patricia Mraz Teresa Neeley 43 �Tina Nickles Kelly Norton David Ostrander Jodi Paul Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Mike Renfro Kelly Riddle David Roberts Robyn Rubley Sue Sailor Robert Saxman Rebecca Smith Stacie Smith Michelle Sobiech \ t ~- i Beth Sours Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Juli Staynor Karen Stempien ( Lisa Stempien Terry Stephens Kristie Strouse Kenny Teachout Debbie Thomas David Thorton Suzanne Toth Alicia Veysey GaryWalp Michael Waterbury Lisa Watson Stacy Westfall Pamela Wilbur Tim Wilkinson Gail Wineland Not Pictured : Tammy Clemmans Kim Freese 44 Lance Wiser �. t ·-- 1nf.'tf. , J ' Freshmen Class Officers: President Bart Marshall, Advisor Mrs. Diann Sattler, Vice President Ti~ Brown, Historian Dawn Hilton, Secretary Michelle Sobiech and Treasurer Alicia Veysey. , , r .A '. ! .' • ' -\ ' t' J Foreign Exchange Students: Joao Araujo from Curjtiba, Parana, Brazil. He stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lambright. Chikako Mori from Hashima, Gifu, Japan. She stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Budd. 45 �MUSIC MAKERS TOP THE HIT PARADE Q.H.S. Band Officers: Front: Freshman representative Bart Marshall Sophomore representative Kevin Hooley, Freshman representative Lori Dobson, Senior representative Tracy Deal, Director Rick Overguard. Back: Sophomore representative LaRae Walker, Junior representative Karen Karney, Treasurer Dianna Parker, Secretary Carolyn Worth, Vice President Lisa Kochendorfer, President Tom Marshall , Senior representative Jeff Wood. Not Pictured: Librarian Gina Massey and Assistant Librarian Renee Matz. Drug Major : Angie Strang. 46 �HIGH SCHOOL SOLO AND ENSEMBLE PARTICIPANTS: Dawn Woods and Nancy Kahaian FLAG CORPS: Front: Rachel McRae, Jodi Paul , Becky Smith, Dawn Hilton, Lynn DesJardins, Stacie Smith, Val Beckwith , Diane Ingraham. Back: Kristie Strouse, Kelly Riddle, LaRae Walker, Cassandra Smith, Lynn DuBay, Lori DesJanrdins, Dawn Anderson, Sarah Brickey, Calista Sanderson. _.......----..;;...____..., I QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL PEP BAND Erica Arnold Sarah Brickey Tracy Deal Kim Hagy Eric Huttenlocher Candy Kaiser Bart Marshall Renee Matz Jim McRae Brian Preston Kris Quimby JoEIIen Robson Jim Rollins Pam Stark Dawn Waligora ElainaWood Jeff Wood Dawn Woods Melissa Woods Stephanie Wymer FIELD CAPTAINS: Kurt Spalding and Tim Brown 47 �48 CLARINETS Front: Sandy Shoup, Karen Stempien, Lori Litwatis, Dawn Woods. Back: Tina Hand, Diane Fidler, Eric Huttenlocher, Lynn DuBay, Kim Hagy. LOW REEDS Front: Karen Karney, Chris Kline, Deena Dowker, LaRae Walker. Back: Kelly Riddle, Jeff Suever, Gina Massey, Dianna Parker. CLARINETS Front: Laura Horney, Julie Stayner, Beckie Badders. Middle: Stacie Smith, Jennifer Dobson. Back: Dawn Hilton, Lorie Camp, David Geiman, Kris Quimby, David Ostrander. FLUTES Front: Kim Stempien, Nancy Kah aian, Lori DesJardins, Rachel McRae. Middle: Tina Nickles, Tammy Johnson, Becky Smith, Teresa Englehardt. Back: Val Beckwith, Jodi Paul, Jackie Kanady, Kristie Strouse, Lisa Lyons. �LOW BRASS Front: Michelle Miller, Kevin Hooley, Renee Matz, Tom Marshall, Jeff Wood. Back: Doug Ingraham, Doug DeCaire, Larry Seagraves. PERCUSSION Front: Bart Marshall, Dawn Neible, Kristy Hutchins, Dawn McClellan, Mike Mitchell. Back: Cassandra Smith, Lee Beldock, Tim Thibideau. Not Pictured: Kurt Spalding. SAXOPHONES Front: Lisa Kochendorfer, Amy Gieshert, Angie Strang, Brian Preston. Middle: Denise Houck, Lynn DesJardins, Steven Miller. Back: Diane Ingraham, Billy Hawes, Paula Falzon. TRUMPETS AND FRENCH HORNS Front: Calista Sanderson, Tracy Deal, Sarah Brickey. Middle: Dawn Anderson, Lori Dobson, Roxanne Knapp, Tim Brown. Back: Carolyn Worth, Jim Rollins, Brent Parkinson, Robert Miner. 49 �STUDENT COUNCIL SWINGS INTO ACTION The Quincy High School Student Council is an active, functioning body. The council has sponsored and conducted various activities throughout the 1980-81 school year. Among the festivities are: Homecoming Week, Oriole Week, luncheon meetings, assemblies (including a David White Ill magic assembly, a Freedom Jam concert, a Tom Loveberry magic show), a weekly delicious donut day and the ever-popular magazine drive, the source that provides finances for council projects. The council appropriates money to Girls' and Boys' State, ping pong trophies, Youth for Understanding foreign exchange students ... the list is endless. The council is a student governed body that provides a communication link between students and faculty and administration . It also allows a source of enjoyment and entertainment for the students of QHS. Student Council Officers: Mr. Robert Mitchell, Advisor; Nancy Kahaian, President; Tom Bean, Vice President; Brenda Cottman, Secretary; Lori DesJardins, Treasurer; Pete Falzon, Parliamentarian. 50 �Student Council Representatives: Front: Carolyn Worth, Brent Parkinson , Jim Supianoski , Tammy Clark , Kris Condra, Karice Loveberry, David Finley. Back : Mark Ludlow, Tom Marshall , Michelle Sobiech , Kelly Johnson , Rachel McRae, Chris Toth , Arthu r Kahaian . Not Pictured : Lori Dobson and Mike Hagaman . Student Council Alternates: Front: Becky Wilson, Lynn DuBay, Gina Massey, Mike Vozar, Brett Cutler, Tim Wilkinson, Brent Withington , Sherri Locke. Back: Jack Faulkner, Pam Loose, Linda Allen , Chris Johnson, Diane Ingraham, Gerald Hinds, Andy Buell , Bart Marshall . 51 �YEARBOOK STAFF The 1981 Oriole is quite an accomplishment. Many people contributed to its success: people who sold ads, those who took pictures, staff that completed pages, and of course the students that bought the yearbook. However, there is another very important person who should not be overlooked. Mrs. Joanne Finley, yearbook advisor, worked many hours and was highly dedicated to the yearbook and its success. For her patience, kindness and hard work, the staff of the 1981 Oriole would like to say thank you. We all hope as you read the pages and look at the pictures, you'll enjoy every word and photo and have fond memories of 1981 . t'citi;y·G )--z.a-'1-U'i:l' ..;l;fUZC<.{ a~ Captions: (1) Editor Nancy Kahaian and Assistant Editor Dawn Chaney in one of their more lighthearted moments. (2) Karen Karney and Renee Matz lounging on top of the library's shelves. (3) Mrs. Finley and Karen Karney basking in the sun's rays . (4)Does it look like Nancy is really working? (5) Dawn Chaney and Renee Matz hard at work.(?) 52 �YEARBOOK AD SALESMEN Front: Dianna Parker, Candie Easterday, Deana Thomas, Jo Ann McClellan , Nancy Kahaian . Back: Becky Wilson, David Finley, Dawn Chaney, and Pete Falzon . Front: Karen Karney, Gina Massey, Scott Brand, David Donbrock , Tim Finley, Jim Burge, Todd Cochrane . Middle: Melody McConnell, Linda Allen, LuAnne Tessin , Becky Wilson , Wally Gibson. Back: David Finley and Lisa Kochendorfer. 53 �YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS Becky Wilson speaks at the N.H.S. assembly. David Finley .. . will he win? Kurt Spalding . .. here comes the band. Tim Finley ... did he make the basket? Jim Burge and Eric Rice aren 't they handsome? David Donbrock and Todd Cochrane ... what did they do now? We would like to thank Ron and Barb at the Carousel for all their help. We would also like to thank the Class of '81 for donating money, as part of their class gift, to purchase a much needed flash unit for the yearbook camera. Wally Gibson and Scott Brand .. . "Say Cheese." 54 Renee Matz and Nancy Kahaian smilin ' pretty. �BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Peter Talbot Trustee 55 �ADMINISTRATION 56 Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A . Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M .A . Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M .A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. �SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Carolyn Natusch, High School Secretary; (2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant, and Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary; (3) Mrs. Lois Ingraham , Counselor's Secretary; (4) Mrs. Donna Ford , Middle School Secretary; (5) Mrs. Sandra Price, Elementary Secretary: (6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. (1) (2) (4) (5) (6) 57 �QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed . and Soc. Studies Mr. Mike Bodkins School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Librarian Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Martin Chard Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Western Mich . Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. John Dogan Central Mich. Univ., B.S . Shop ,/ 58 �J Mr. Lonnie Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister Michigan State University, M.A. Reading Lab Ms. Juanita Hull Western Mich . Univ., B.S . Art Ms. Cheryl Jeffries Central Mich . Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State University, M.A. Science Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan Univ. , B.A. English Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Mrs. Lili Markey Central Mich . Univ., B.A. Typing Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green University, M.A. Guidance Counselor 59 �60 Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance Col lege , M.A. Science Mr. Michael Nowicki Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ., M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ., M.A. Agriculture Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State Univ., M.A. English �Mrs. Cathy Ward Michigan State Univ., B.S. Home Economics Mr. David Benham Student Teacher Agriculture Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Pam Myers Student Teacher English Mrs. Donna Keeslar and Mrs. Joanne Finley Library and Study Hall Aides In one of the most spectacular events of the season, the Quincy Faculty basketball team defeated the Bronson Faculty by a score of 52-44. Members of the winning team were: (front) Ken April, Fresh Downey, Easy Ed Nofz; (back) Graceful Greg Gruner, Basic Bob Bell, Lonnie Ayatullah Evon, John (the hammer) Dogan, Andy Magic Parzych, Gary Adams (Marathon Man), and Charley Horse Cook. 61 �HOT LUNCH, CUSTODIAL AND ( 1) (2) Hot Lunch Staff: (1) Mrs. Alice Weber, Mrs. Barb Rice, Mrs. Allene Travis, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Nancy Marowelli , Mrs. Sue Hand, Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Mrs. Virginia Taylor, Supervisor Ms. Alberta Todd, Mrs. Winifred Marsh. 62 (3) Custodial Staff: (2) Mr. Don Green and Mr. George Baldauf. (3) Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Mr. Elmer Burk, Supervisor Mr. Ed Smith and Mr. Rick Gardner. Not Pictured: Mr. Jim Urig. �TRANSPORTATION STAFF (1) (2) Transportation Staff: (1) Mrs. Joan Matz, Mrs. Pat Hartman, Mrs. Ann Ewers, Mrs. Linda Meyers, Mr. Raymond Riddle, Mr. Clarence Walters, Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mr. Patrick Moraniec, Mrs. Doris Whitney, Mrs. lmorean (3) Rubley, Mr. William Laurell, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mrs. Verita Delcamp, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack. (2) Mr. Earl Volkert and Mrs. Rose Borgert. (3) Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage. 63 �JUST WHEN YOU THINK TOMORROW WILL NEVER COME, IT IS YESTERDAY. 64 �EVENTS 65 �SENIORS SWEEP HOMECOMING ( 1) (2) (3) (1) Spirit banner was flown proudly during Homecoming week (2) Queen Lori DesJardins being crowned by last year 's king and queen (3) Super Seniors' float (4) Jack Faulkner voted " sexiest legs" by the students This year's theme for Homecoming Week was "Commercials." The Seniors chose Kellogg 's Cereals, the Juniors chose Oscar Meyer Hot Dog s, the Sophomores chose Oriole Cookies and Coke and the Freshmen chose Glad Bags. The Pep Jug was won by the Seniors . (4) 66 �(2) (1) King and Queen Candidates: Jack Faulkner, Lori DesJardins, Gene Strong, Tracy Rockhold , Nancy Kahaian , Shannon Rice, Karice Loveberry, Scott Rodesiler, Kris Condra and Tyler Baldwin (2) Nancy and Kaye telling the story of the great Oriole Football Team (3) Seniors showing what the football players are like when they wake up , as told by Nancy and Kaye (4) King Shannon during the annual Homecoming Pep Assembly Many students show their school spirit as they attended the annual bonfire held Thursday night. (4) 67 �(1) (2) (3) 68 (4) (5) (6) (1) Homecoming chicken roosts on top of the school roof with the help of Seniors Kyle, Mickey and Guy (2) Freshmen Oriole Train during the pep assembly (3) Quincy High School students showing school spirit during the Homecoming Assembly (4) Victory Bell that Reading got to keep when they defeated Quincy by a score of 7-6 (5) Juniors' Oscar Meyer Float (6) Seniors showing their enthusiasm led by Kyle Arnold �EBERT AND BUELL ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were award to QHS bowlers as follows : Top Team: Roger Knapp, Ed Buell , Amy Gay, Tom Russell , Roy Rodgers and Darinda Dean . 2nd Team : Bob Hartbarger, Ang ie Strang, Gina Massey, Karice Loveberry and Kris Condra. Connie Ebert and Ed Buell won high game trophies with 212 and 176 respectively. Connie and Ed also won high series with 334 and 330 . Amy Gay and Kurt Spalding were selected as the most improved bowlers. The Team: Karen Adkins, Joao Araujo, Dee Barber, Lee Beldock, Dan Brewer, Ed Buell, Kris Condra, Diana Dean , Darinda Dean , Doug DeCaire, Norman Drumm , Connie Evert , Amy Gay, Brent Goforth , Bob Hartbarger, Jeff Hayes, Bill Hawes, Scott Holt , Kevin Hooley, Doug Ingraham , Roger Knapp, Lisa Kochendorfer, Scott Lippert , Karice Loveberry, Lisa Lyons, Gina Massey, Renee McRae, Mike Mitchell, Dawn Neible, Claude Peavey, Ruth Peavey, Scott Peterson , John Renfro, Susan Rice, Roy Rodgers, Jim Rollins, Brad Rurka, Tom Russell , Angie Strang , Tim Thibideau , LaRae Walker, Jeff Wood , and Advisor Henry Longhini . 69 �12th YEAR FOR PROJECT CHRISTMAS Thirty-two families in Branch County had a Merry Christmas due to the efforts of the News Focus class' Project Christmas. Tyler Baldwin and Lori DesJardins served as cochairpersons. Other committee chairpersons included: Shannon Rice, toy repair; Kelli Campbell, wrapping; Becky Wilson , clothing; Tim Myers, food; Brenda Cottman, donations; Tom Loveberry, routing . Mr. Chard and Mr. Veysey served as advisors. Other members of the class include: Linda Allen , Dawn Brown, James Burge, John Burge, David Burlew, Lisa Dules, Loran Fickle, Beth Forsyth , Chris Johnson , Darlene Kling, Cindy Marsh, Melody McConnell , Greg Miller, Chikako Mori , Tina Mraz, Scott Rodesiler, David Sobiech, Cheryl Stephens, Leanne Tessin , Deana Thomas, Tracy Sanderson and Juao Araujo. Becky Wilson served as the group's secretary, and Cindy Marsh served as the group 's treasurer. 70 �71 �GIVEME ANO! Oriole Week 1981 was a spirited success! The spirit filled week included dress-up days with prizes being awarded to the student with the most authentic, creative costume. Dress-up days included: Fifties Day, T-Shirt and Crazy Hat Day, Cowboy and Indian Day, Farmer's Day, and Masquerade Day. There was a hula-hoop contest , a marshmallow stuffing contest and the annual Saucer Pull. The week 's activities ended with the Quincy cagers defeating the Union City Chargers by a score of 58-43 and Miss Jill Faulkner being crowned Miss Oriole of 1981. (1) Kyle Arnold leads the students in a cheer (2) Freshmen take the lead in the Saucer Pull (3) Brenda Cottman , Kris Condra and Karice Loveberry take first place honors in the QHS Girls' four legged race (4) Senior " Class Feud " team members search their brains for a high scoring answer ( 1) (2) (4) 72 (3) �(1) What a pretty smile on Miss Oriole of 1981, Jill Faulkner (2) Nominations for Miss Oriole were: Gail Condra, Chris Johnson, Lynn DesJardins, Jill Faulkner, Robyn Rubley, Tammy Meyer, Lori DesJardins and Brenda Cottman. The candidates were escorted by members of the Junior Varsity Basketball Team (3) The Class of 1981 puts forth a super effort to win the Saucer Pull for the third consecutive year (1) (2) (3) 73 �(2) (1) (3) (4) ( 1) Junior guys edge out the seniors to win the four legged race (2) Senior guys take the lead in the Saucer Pull (3) Byron Harper, Denise Wineland and Greg Miller sport their nifty Fifties Day garb (4) Sophomores reign as chamPions of the "Class Feud" (5) Terry Stephens and David Finley stuff their mouths with marshmallows (6) Cathy Smith kept her hoop up the longest to become the QHS Girls' HulaHoop Champ (5) 74 (6) �SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION (1) Argubright Business Olympics Participants: Seated: Kris Condra, Lynn DuBay and Lori DesJardins. Standing: Arthur Kahaian , Advisor Mr. Parzych, David Finley, and Dawn Chaney. Not Pictured is Jill Faulkner. Art and Lori placed 1st and 3rd respectively in Accounting. (2) Quiz Bowl Participants: Seated: Karen Karney, Nancy Kahaian , Amy Geishert , Advisor Mrs. Longhin i, Paula Falzon , Jennifer Dobson , and Sue Sailor. Standing: Mike Vozar, Tim Thibideau , Kim Stempien , Advisor Mr. Walczak , Advisor Mrs. Brown , Mark Ludlow, Pete Falzon and Lori Dobson. Quincy High School was proud to host the 1981 Big 8 Quiz Bowl. Team A was narrowly defeated in the third round by the team that went on to win the Big 8 Championship. Team B was defeated by a narrow margin in the second round of competition . ( 1) 75 �76 �WINTER WONDERLAND Tip-Up festivities for 1981 included the annual Tip-Up Pageant with the crowning of a Tip-Up Queen. Miss Kim Stempien reigned as Tip-Up Queen for the winter weekend festivities. Members of her court included Miss Dawn Brown and Miss Beth Tobolske, first runner-up and second runner-up, respectively. The contestants chose Miss Angie Strang as Miss Congeniality. Tom Marshall and Randy Sours presented hilarious antics and great entertainment for the crowd. The Tip-Up Queen contestants were: Dawn Brown, Lynn DuBay, Penny Hagaman, Lisa Kochendorfer, Teresa Lutterbeck, Cindy Marsh, Tina Mraz, Tracy Rockhold, Kim Stempien, Angie Strang and Beth Tobolske. 77 �78 �HILARIOUS COMEDY DEBUTS AT QUINCY " June Groom," a three act comedy created by Rick Abbot, was the laugh provoking attraction at QHS on May 1 and 2. This entertaining side-splitter revolved around the hilarious antics and comedic situations of a hysterical housewife, a lecherous milkman, a modern nun, a confused office worker, and a distraught mother, as they struggled to secure their friend 's/relative's inheritance. The critical aspect of this play is that the inheritance relied upon the faithfulness of a misconstrued promise. The surprise ending was startling, delightful and uproariously funny. The Cast included: Mike Vozar Jordan Benedict Kaye Brose Dinah Benedict Jim Rollins Marty LaFarge Doug DeCaire Harvey Dawson Lisa Kochendorfer Bella Dawson Jill Faulkner Ginger LaFarge Tammy Clark Iris Quayle Amy Geishert Joanna Quayle Kris Quimby Sister Susan Other staff for the production included: Nancy Kahaian Assistant Director Stage Manager Tim Thibideau Brent Parkinson Assistant Stage Manager The director of the 1981 play was Mr. Christopher S. Walczak. 79 �80 �On Your Mark. • . Get Set . • . GO! The Overall Championship of the Spring Fling went to the Class of 83. The sophomores captured first place in the Trike Race and seconds in the Tug of War and Pibb Ball competitions. The team of Kevin Hooley, Brent Withington, Kent Falstad, Todd Cochrane, Tony Stanton, Kenny Holloway, Barry Chapman , Lloyd Paul and Mike Hagaman pedaled the winning trike to break the existing 880 relay record and set a new mark with a time of 4:30.6. The juniors were victorious in the Tug-of-War competition and the Pibb Ball game. The final standings were: sophomores placing first, juniors capturing second place, third place going to the seniors and the freshmen placing fourth. 81 �TREASURE ISLAND 82 �FEATURES BREEZE " Treasure Island" was the theme of the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Coldwater Country Club on May 23, 1981. The pleasant evening and beautiful setting added enjoyment to everyone's evening . After a delicious buffet dinner, the May evening ended with dancing to the music of "Breeze." 83 �FIFTY -ONE SENIORS RECEIVE AWARDS Shannon Rice, president of the Class of 1981 acted as Master of Ceremonies for Senior Honors Night on June 8. An Art award was given to Kaye Drose, Lori DesJardins was presented with the Advanced Math award and Robert Hard was presented with a Physics award. Pete Falzon and Nancy Kahaian received English awards. Drama awards were given to Kaye Brose, Doug Ingraham , Pete Falzon , Nancy Kahaian , Lisa Kochendorfer, and Tim Thibideau . The following yearbook awards were presented: Becky Wilson , photographer; Dawn Shaney, assistant editor; Nancy Kahaian , editor. Four year Band awards went to the following seniors: Dawn Anderson, Lee Beldock , Tracy Deal, Doug DeCaire, Lori DesJardins, Lynette DuBay, Bill Hawes, Doug Ingraham, Nancy Kahaian, Lisa Kocthendorfer, Tom Marshall , Gina Massey, Dawn McClellan, Dawn Neible, Dianna Parker, Larry Seagrave, Cassandra Smith , Angie Strang , Tim Thibideau, Jeff Wood and Carolyn Worth. An award was given to Peter Falzon for his dedication and leadership in helping to carpet the library. The class, represented by Tom Marshall , presented a special surprise award to Nancy Kahaian for her outstanding service and dedication to the Class of 1981 . The Citizenship Award was presented to Lori DesJardins. The DAR Good Citizen Award for 1980-81 was presented to Nancy Kahaian. An award for four year perfect attendance was given to Dawn Chaney. American Legion Outstanding Service Awards were given to Peter Falzon and Nancy Kahaian. Tyler Baldwin and Jack Faulkner received American Legion Boys' State Awards. Varsity Club Athletes of the Year were Karice Loveberry and Greg Miller. Jack Faulkner and Karice Loveberry received Varsity Club Scholarships. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was presented to Brenda Cottman and the Phillip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Shannon Rice. Four year sports awards were given to: Bill Swallow, golf; Greg Miller, cross country; Dave Burlew, Robert Hard , and Kevin VanVleet, wrestling; Tori Budd , Brenda Cottman , Karice Loveberry, Dawn McClellan, Kelli Stempien , Teresa Waltz, and Becky Wilson , girls track; Tyler Baldwin, Greg Miller and Jack Faulkner, boys track; Teresa Waltz, cheerleading and Tori Budd and Becky Wilson, volleyball. Throughout the evening various scholarships were presented. Two new scholarships included the Juhl Scholarship and the Smith River Farms Scholarship. Seniors rece iving scholarships were: Tyler Baldwin, Dawn Chaney, Kris Condra, Brenda Cottman, Sandy Daniels, Doug DeCaire, Lori DesJardins, Lynn DuBay, Pete Falzon, Sara Hammond, Robert Hard, Nancy Kahaian, Curits Keeton, Karice Loveberry, Cindy Marsh, Gina Massey, Dianna Parker, Shannon Rice, Angie Strang and Carolyn Worth . Youth for Understanding Exchange Student, Chikako Mori, gave a speech on her year at QHS and presented the school with a gift from her native country, Japan. 84 �85 �ONE HUNDRED THREE RECEIVE DIPLOMAS The one hundred first annual commencement exercises of OHS were held June 12, 1981 at 8 P.M . on the athletic field . Processional and recessional music was provided by the band . The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Carolyn Worth , Invocation; Brenda Cottman, Welcome; Cynthia Marsh, Class Poem ; Lori DesJardins, Presentation of Class Gift ; Karice Loveberry, Charge to Class; Peter Falzon , Appreciation to Facu lty and Staff; Nancy Kahaian , Appreciation to Parents; Bruce Knisely, Apprecia86 tion to Community ; Dawn Chaney, Introduction of Speaker; Sandy Daniels, Benediction . The commencement address was given by Dr. Richard Lewis , followed by the presentation of the class by Mr . Richard Spalding , Principal , the confi r mation of diplomas by Mr. Jack Faulkner, Vice President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent . �This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end . It is rather the end of the beginning . - Winston Churchill 87 �PROGRESS IS NOT CHANGING, BUT CHANGING FOR THE BETTER. 88 �CLUBS 89 �VARSITY CLUB GENERATES SCHOOL SPIRIT The goal of the Varsity Club is to promote sportsmanship throughout the school and the community for the better welfare of sports. Every member is the proud holder of at least one major Varsity letter. MEMBERS: Front: Rob Smith, Brent Withington, Greg Miller, Jack Faulkner, Tyler Baldwin , Shannon Rice, Becky Wilson, Tammy Clark, Nan Weber, Tori Budd. Second Row: Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, David Sobiech, Lori DesJardins, Brenda Cottman, Karice Loveberry, Amy Geishert, Linda Allen , Kelli Talbot, Chris Toth. Third Row: Jim Burge, Scott Wilkinson , Brett Cutler, Jay Millard, Loran Fickle, John Burge, Denise Wineland, Arthur Kahaian, David Finley. Fourth Row: Jim Supianoski, Scott Brand, Wally Gibson , Mark Ludlow, Kenny Letts, Eric Rice, Kelli Campbell, Tom Bean, Doug Loveberry. Back: Todd Strane, Lori Bailey, Gail Condra, Scott Rodesiler, Tony Cariuty, Doug Riegel, Brent Whitney. OFFICERS: Treasurer Mark Ludlow, Vice President Tom Bean, President Jack Faulkner, Secretary Becky Wilson. Not Pictured: Advisor Chuck Cook and Sergeant at Arms John Burge. 90 �The Varsity Club is a very active "team" of athletes. This year the club sold Oriole jackets and baseball hats. Members also collected ticket money at basketball games and track meets. The club sponsored the "hoopshoot" at halftime during the home basketball games and also the Faculty Basketball game that saw Bronson pitted against Quincy. Quincy fans enjoyed Advisor Chuck Cook 's caricature of each varsity basketball player. At the end of the school year the members voted for a Male and Female " Athlete of the Year." Members also chose two seniors to be recipients of the Varsity Club Scholarships. 91 �FFA ... BUILDING TOMORROWS TODAY MEMBERS: Front: Robert Hard, Claude Peavey, Terry Stephens, Brian Marshall , Bob Miner, David Donbrock, Tim Delaney, Lloyd Paul, Denny Higbee, Jeff Wood, Barry Chapman, and Tom Marshall. Middle: Tom Brewer, Alan Merchant, Randy Rumsey, Jenny Shilling , Sara Hammond , Denise Laurell , Diane Gilbert , Tammy Dooley, Ginger Hartbarger, Dawn Chaney, and Mike Hard . Back: Gregg Saunders, Bruce Knisely, advisor Mr. Snyder, Eric Marshall, Bart Marshall, Brent Goforth , Kevin Kaiser, Gene Strong, Andy Snyder, Calvin Shilling , Brett Cutler, and student teacher Mr. Benham. State level FFA recognition and award winners included: Denise Laurell - Diversified Livestock Proficiency; Dawn Chaney - State Farmer Degree, Agribusiness Sales Proficiency and Scholarship Recognition; Sara Hammond Scholarship Recognition ; Tom Marshall - State Farmer Degree, Star State Sheep Proficiency; Gene Strong - State Farmer Degree, Poultry Proficiency and Bruce Knisely - Scholarship Recognition 92 �SHOWING CHlJCI( MILLE F\TTING ;\ HOG I ,'1) Quincy FFA Officers: Front: Treasurer Mike Hard, Secretary Dawn Chaney, Sentinel Gregg Saunders, Advisor Mr. Snyder. Back: Reporter Robert Hard, Vice President Bruce Knisely and President Tom Marshall. Robert Hard served as Region 1 treasurer for 1980-81 and Tom Marshall was elected to serve as the State Region 1 Vice President for 1981-82. At districts Mike Hard received a silver rating on his speech "The Economic Feasibility of Farming ." Denise Laurell and Chuck Miller placed first at districts with their demonstration of showing and fitting a hog , and went on to regional competition. The parliamentary procedure team consisted of Jeff Wood, Tom Marshall, Dawn Chaney, Todd Cochrane, Bart Marshall , Bruce Knisely and Andy Snyder. They won a silver rating at districts. Gene Strong , Bart Marshall, Dawn Chaney, Mike Hard , Denny Higbee, and Tom Marshall all rece ived awards from the Quincy FFA chapter at their banquet on May 6. Chapter Proficiency awards went to Denise Laurell , Dawn Chaney, Gene Strong, Eric Marshall , Lloyd Paul, Todd Cochrane and Mike Hard . 93 �Q.S.P.A. The years activities of the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts were felt by the school and community. During the fall the movie committee presented " American Graffitti II " as a club fund raiser. The major spring activity was the production of " June Groom " which was enjoyed by school students as well as the community. The Production was highlighted with acting ability beyond the normal scope of high school productions. Officers: President Pete Falzon , Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak, State Manager Tim Thibideau, Vice-President Doug DeCaire, Secretary-Treasurer Diane Ingraham . Members: First Row: Doug Ingraham , Mike Vozar, Tim Thibideau. Second Row: Pete Falzon, Nancy Kahaian , Kris Quimby, Kaye Brose, Lisa Kochendorfer, Beth Sours, Tracy Deal , Paula Falzon, Jennifer Dobson, Brent Parkinson . Third Row: Mike Mitchell , David Donbrock , Kim Hagy, Diane Fidler, Calista Sanderson , Sarah Brickey, Tammy Clark, Lynn DesJardins. Fourth Row: Doug DeCaire, Missy Pierson, Dawn Ledbetter, Tammy Meyer, Lisa Booher, Michelle Miller, Stacie Smith , LaRae Walker, Kurt Spalding, Diane Ingraham, Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak . - 94 - -=:;; �F.H.A. Activities included a bonfire in November, a Pixy Party around Christmas when members exchanged gifts, and a bake sale on St. Patrick's Day. In April the Quincy Chapter entered a bulletin board display for the Region II Spring Meeting. The theme was "Be All That You Can Be." Delegates were sent to Western Michigan University in Apr il for the F.H.A./H .E.R.O. State Convention. Two officers from the Quincy Chapter served as F.H.A./H.E.R.O. Region II Officers during the 1980/81 Year. They were Tina Mraz as Treasurer and Darlene Kling as President. Officers: Treasurer Tina Mraz, Parliamentarian Kim Knowles, Reporter Rhonda Wilber, Historian Pam Wilder, Secretary Deana Thomas, President Darlene Kling, Vice-President Teresa Lutterbeck. Members: Front Row: Lori Gibson, Kim Knowles, Deana Thomas, Teresa Lutterbeck, Debbie Thomas, Kim Eddington , Patti Mraz. Back Row: Jackie Strachen, Tina Mraz, Darlene Kling, Rhonda Wilber, Karen Bell, Heather Bell, Pam Wilber, Advisor Mrs. Cathy Ward . 95 �SPRING CEREMONY INDUCTS 18 MEMBERS: Front: Dawn Chaney, Sara Hammond, Carolyn Worth, Nancy Kahaian, Tyler Baldwin, Dianna Parker, Becky Wilson. Middle: Lori DesJardins, Karice Loveberry, Kris Condra, Cindy Marsh, Brenda Cottman, Pete Falzon, Bruce Knisely. Back: Arthur Kahaian, David Finley, Tina Hand, Linda Allen, Karen Karney, Dawn Woods, Amy Geishert, Mark Ludlow, David Sobiech, Todd Strane, Kim Stempien, and Penny Wygant. Not Pictured: Jill Faulkner, Lisa Hickok and Advisor Mr. Spalding. New Senior inductees for 1981 were: Sandy Daniels, Lynn DuBay, Tina Dules, Jack Faulkner, Shannon Rice and Carenda Sawdey. Junior inductees included: Tom Bean, Tammy Johnston, and James Shafer. Sophomore inductees were: Gail Condra, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Diane Ingraham, Eric Marshall, Tammy Meyer, Brent Parkinson, Kerri Smith and Brent Withington. 96 �On May 11 , the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted eighteen members. The introduction of the inductees and the ir parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. The speaker for the ceremony was Mr. Tim Baldwin , a 1976 graduate of Quincy High School and a graduate student at Michigan State University. N.H.S. officers: Front: Secretary Carolyn Worth , President Nancy Kahaian , Vice-President Arthur Kahaian and Treasurer Lori DesJardins. N.H .S. Executive Committee: Karice Loveberry, Kris Condra, Tyler Baldwin, and Pete Falzon. 97 �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT (1) OFFICERS : Front: Co-chairperson Nancy Kahaian, Treasurer Amy Geishert , Promotions Co-chairperson Brenda Cottman, Secretary Karen Karney. Back: Promotional Co-chairperson John Normandin , Chaplain Doug Ingraham, Cochairperson Shannon Rice, Parliamentarian Tom Bean, Sgt. at Arms Kenny Letts and Advisors Mr. Veysey and Mr. Male. (2) MEMBERS: Front: Kenny Letts , Shannon Rice, Brent Parkinson , Doug Ingraham, Amy Geishert, Dawn Ledbetter, Karen Karney , Tracy Myers, Sarah Brickey, Lori Bailey, Gail Condra, Gina Massey. Second Row: Michelle Sobiech, Nancy Kahaian , Tyler Baldwin , Karice Loveberry, Brenda Cottman , Jill Faulkner, Tom Bean, David Sobiech , Jim Burge, Todd Strane, Doug Riegel. Third Row: John Normandin , Dawn Hilton, Alicia Veysey, Kelli Campbell, Tammy Brewer, Scott Brand , Robyn Rubley, Nan Weber, Tammy Clark , Sherri Locke, LuAnne Tessin, Melody McConnell, Tracy Sanderson , Diane Ingraham , Rachel McRae, Rhonda Wilbur, Chikako Mori. ( 1) (2) 98 �In April, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 33rd Annual Youth Legislature in Lansing . Before the students became junior " lawmakers" they had to attend the Pre-Legislative Session for the Southwest District at the Battle Creek YMCA. Tyler Baldwin , Nancy Kahaian , Gail Condra and Doug Ingraham obtained the offices of Governor, Lt. Governor, Secretary of the Senate and Chaplain , respectively. From this level only the Governor candidate had to compete at the state leve. At the State Legislative Session members who attended participated in the model runn ing of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate chambers . During the year an honor was bestowed upon senior member Doug Ingraham. He became the first Michigan high school student to open a session of the Michigan House with an invocation . During the spring , the club sells concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia. I I t t 1.. 4 1=- '--C ~~ l1 1 II I I• ! ,r ' 99 �LIBRARY CLUB The Quincy High School Library Club enjoyed another extremely successful year. During the fall the club sponsored a book fair bringing to the students of both the middle and high schools the opportunity to build their own home libraries. The club sponsored a poster contest for first graders during National Children's Book Week in November. The club held the 12th Annual Used Book Sale. To conclude the year the club had its annual picnic day at the Pokagon State Park . Members: First Row: Becky Wilson , Nancy Kahaian , Pete Falzon , Laurie Hockenberry, Sheri Westfall, Paula Falzon. Second Row: Ruth Peavey, Arthur Kahaian, Michelle Miller , Jennifer Dobson, Lisa Booher. Officers: President Pete Falzon , Vice President Laurie Hockenberry, Treasurer Nancy Kahaian, Secretary Becky Wilson and Advisor Mrs. Virginia Brown. 100 �FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club is to enliven the study of French through stimulating activities . With this in mind, the French Club went to Fort Wayne to see the French play, "The Doctor lnspite of Himself," by Moliere. The Annual French Dinner which was prepared and served by the French Club was a huge success. Members: Tammy Meyer , Sarah Brickey, Rache l McRae, Karen Karney, Lori Litwaitis, Sue Sailor, Tammy Johnson , Steve Miller, Paula Falzon , Jennifer Dobson, Darinda Dean, Diane Ingraham . Back: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Laurie Hockenberry, Sherri Westfall , Pete Falzon , Tori Budd , Chris Toth , Angie Strang, Kris Condra, Kim Hagy, Denise Wineland , Alicia Veysey and Calista Sanderson. Officers: Alic ia Veysey, French I Representative; Kris Condra, Secretary; Diane Ingraham, Treasurer; Pete Falzon , Vice President; Mrs. Diane Sattler, Advisor; Tori Budd , Presiden t. 101 �HE CONQUERS WHO ENDURES 102 �SPORTS 103 �GOLF Opponent Quincy Jonesville 198 165 Coldwater 175 195 Union City 172 176 North Adams 168 164 Homer 180 178 Concord 172 175 Springport 169 188 Jonesville 174 169 Union City 176 166 North Adams 173 172 Homer 169 205 Concord 167 176 178 Springport 181 SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 56 52 Hillsdale 59 39 Litchfield 54 50 Jonesville 39 67 Athens Union City 67 41 59 57 Addison 61 69 Reading 82 43 Homer 59 69 Concord 64 78 Bronson 68 53 Springport 63 60 Jonesville 70 58 Athens 58 43 Union City 48 60 Reading 40 42 Homer 44 47 Concord 58 50 Springport 39 38 Homer 43 54 Bronson JV FOOTBALL Opponent Quincy 16 14 Bronson 6 0 Jonesville 24 0 Athens 0 0 Union City 0 6 Reading 20 14 Homer 12 6 Concord 21 6 Springport BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent 90 42 Coldwater 99 33 Bronson 117 14 Pittsford 89 43 Litchfield 95 37 Jonesville 86 46 Athens 104 27 Union City Reading 71 61 115 16 Homer 98 34 Springport 104 JV BASEBALL Opponent Quincy 4 10 Union City 5 0 Homer 7 2 Springport 10 3 Union City 10 2 Springport WRESTLING Opponent Quincy 45 28 Athens 45 24 Michigan Center 45 23 White Pigeon 42 26 Vandercook Lake 54 18 Stockbridge 21 45 Bronson 21 42 Union City 21 42 Hudson 57 12 HOmer 26 38 Concord 36 34 Springport JV BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 44 34 Hillsdale 48 29 Litchfield 45 34 Jonesville 43 45 Athens OT 42 51 Union City 32 49 Addison 50 20 Reading 31 42 Homer 30 43 Concord 34 44 Bronson 41 31 Springport 39 36 Jonesville 38 51 Union City 62 28 Reading 51 42 Athens 37 48 Homer 30 29 Concord 56 40 Springport �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 65 34 Camden 33 30 Litchfield 43 34 Springport 43 15 Jonesville 39 33 Athens 37 43 Union City 55 42 Reading 49 33 Homer 56 42 Concord 51 33 Springport 46 20 Jonesville 52 43 Athens 58 34 Concord 34 41 Union City 54 42 Reading 56 65 Homer 38 33 Union City 35 43 Homer GIRLS' Quincy 82 41 105 18 108 15 98 25 103 20 89 34 98% 24 1/2 99 24 104 19 116 7 TRACK Opponent Coldwater Bronson Pittsford Litchfield Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Springport JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 2 1 Springport 2 1 Union City 0 2 Reading 2 1 Homer 0 2 Concord 1 2 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 0 2 Union City 1 2 Reading 1 2 Homer 1 2 Concord VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 13 12 Bronson 46 0 Jonesville 41 12 Athens 20 6 Union City 6 7 Reading 19 8 Homer 26 7 Concord 13 6 Springport 38 6 Michigan Center VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 3 4 Coldwater 10 15 Coldwater 4 1 Athens 3 10 Union City 0 8 Reading 11 6 Homer 5 1 Concord 4 5 Springport 7 2 Jonesville 1 4 Jonesville 0 2 Athens 2 5 Union City 0 2 Reading 1 0 Homer 11 0 Concord 12 2 Springport CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 19 43 Jonesville 15 48 Union City 22 34 Reading 46 17 Concord 24 33 Springport Quincy Invitational 14thof21 Mattawan 3rd of 16 Centreville 7th of 10 Ann Arbor 2nd of 6 Quincy 9th of 13 Springport 2nd of 7 Hillsdale College 3rd of 12 Union City 5th of 13 Vicksburg GIRLS' JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 11 23 Camden 18 12 Litchfield 25 36 Springport 32 16 Jonesville 18 12 Athens 32 34 Union City 15 47 Reading 23 18 Homer 21 14 Concord 26 25 Springport 26 15 Jonesville 23 13 Athens 31 5 Concord 30 25 Union City 12 10 Reading 29 36 Homer VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 1 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 0 2 Springport 0 2 Union City 2 0 Reading 2 0 Homer 1 2 Concord 2 0 Springport 2 0 Jonesville 1 2 Athens 1 2 Union City 2 1 Reading 2 1 Homer 1 2 Concord 105 �ALL CONFERENCE STARS 106 ( 1) (2) (3) (4} (5) �(1) (3) (2) Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first places in conference meets. Page 106: ( 1) Golf Bill Swallow, and Cross Country - Greg Miller; (2) Girls' Basketball - Karice Loveberry and Kris Condra; (3) Football - Jim Supianoski , Robert Hard, Shannon Rice, Alec Legg, Curtis Keeton , and Mark Ludlow. Not Pictured : John Burge ; (4) Volleyball- Tori Budd and Becky Wilson. (5) Boys' Basketbal l - Loran Fickle and Greg Miller. Page 107: (1) Wrestling - Kevin VanVleet and John Burge. (2) Baseball - Scott Rodesiler. (3) Girls' Track - Gail Condra, Suzanne Toth , Chris Toth , Kelly Johnson, Lori Bailey, Kelli Stempien , Dawn McClellan, Becky Wilson , Tammy Johnston , Tina Hand , Brenda Cottman, and Karice Loveberry. (4) Boys ' Track Jim Supianoski , Jack Faulkner, Greg Miller, Bryan Wymer, Mark Ludlow, and Shannon Rice. Q.H .S. Boys won the Big 8 Conference All Sports Trophy in 1980-81 for the 2nd year in a row. (4) 107 �SECOND BEST EVER With a great deal of enthusiasm and hard work the 1980 Orioles finished the season with an outstanding 8-1 won-loss record. The loss of the season , a 7-6 setback , came at the hands of the conference champs and state quarterfinalists, the Reading Rangers. As a result of their fine record, the team ended the season with the second best football record in the history of Quincy High School. In recognition of their excellent football performances ten members of the "Orange Crush" received post season honors . Receiving All-Conference honors were: Robert Hard , Shannon Rice, John Burge, Curtis Keeton , Alec Legg, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski , Tom Loveberry, Jack Faulkner, and Kevin VanVleet. Also, Coach Nowicki was chosen as State Regional Coach of the Year. The Team: Front: Kevin VanVleet, Scott Rodesi ler , Mark Ludlow, John Burge, Jack Faulkner, Shannon Rice, Tony Cariuty. Second Row: Ed Buell, Doug Loveberry, Art Kahaian, Jeff Ellis, Tim Myers, Rowdy Gibson , Alec Legg, Wally Gibson. Third Row: Brad Rurka, Jim Rodgers, Jim Burge, Jim Supianoski, Scott Brand , Robert Hard, Brent Whitney, Roy Rodgers, Larry Seagraves. Back: Coaches Mike Nowicki and Lonnie Evon, Scott Peterson , Tom Loveberry, Chuck Miller, Tyler Baldwin, Curtis Keeton and Steve Hinds. Not Pictured: Managers: Teddy Kahaian and Ed Cariuty. 108 �109 �TEAM'S BEST SEASON EVER The 1980 Oriole Cross Country team posted its best season ever by placing 2nd in the Conference meet and 6th in the Regional meet. The only team to defeat the Oriole Harriers in dual meet action was the Concord Yellowjackets, who went on to place first in state competition. Special recognition must be given to Oriole Harrier, Greg Miller, who led the team to many victories and placed 16th in the State meet. All the runners contributed to a superb team effort, but most of all , it was our very dedicated coach, Mr. Bell, who led the team to achieve many of its goals. Team Members: Front: Manager Darin Higbee, Guy Creager, Todd Cochrane, Denny Higbee, Dave Finley. Back: Tim Finley, Greg Miller, Tom Bean, John Normandin, Dave Roberts, and Coach Bob Bell. 110 �111 �GOLFERS TEE OFF TO A GOOD SEASON The Quincy Oriole Golf season was highlighted by a second place four man team finish and a second place two man team finish at the Clinton Invitational Golf Tournament. Over the season the Oriole Linksters carded an overall 6-7 record and a 4-6 record in the league, good for a Fourth place finish. Bill Swallow was named most valuable golfer and also made the All-Conference team. Rob Smith gained most improved honors. The Team: Front: Bill Swallow, Todd Schmidt, Todd Strane. Back: Coach Bob Mitchell, Erin Sawdey, Mike Mitchell, Doug Riegel, Bill Hawes, Mike Hagaman and Rob Sm ith. 112 �113 �LADY ORIOLES FINISH THIRD The 1980 basketball team combined a harassing full court man to man defense with balanced scoring to finish third in the conference with a 14-4 overall record . One of the many highlights of the season included a 38-33 victory over Union City in the district tournament. Co-captains Kris Condra and Karice Loveberry were chosen as members of the All Conference team and the All Area Team. Teammates Sherry Sherwood, Dawn Brown and Tammie Johnston received honorable mention to the All Area Team. 114 Team: Front: Manager April Jett, Tammie Johnston, Karice Loveberry, Kris Condra, Dawn Brown, Sherry Sherwood, manager Sherri Locke. Back: Coach Bob Stewart, Chris Toth, Kristy Hut- chins, Gale Condra, Amy Geishert, Pam Loose, Kelli Campbell, Brenda Cottman, Jill Faulkner, Chris Johnson. �115 �ORIOLE PINNERS ARE SUPER WINNERS The QHS Wrestlers of 198081 were a young team with great potential. Led by co-captains Robert Hard and Kevin VanVleet, the Oriole matmen amassed a winloss record of 7-4. The Orioles captured fourth place at the Big 8 Conference Meet and also placed fourth overall in the Conference standings. Outstanding wrestlers of the season included: Kevin VanVleet, most outstanding wrestler of 1980-81 and eighth in State at 126 pounds, and Alec Legg, who placed sixth at State at the 198 pound weight class. 116 �The Team : Front: manager Brad Parrish , Lance Wiser, Tim Delaney, Bart Marshall, Andy Buell , Bruce Pohl, Tim Brown , Danny Morris, Tim Myers, John Spragg, Bryan Wymer, manager Ted Kahaian . Back : Coach Ken Downey, Kent Falstad, Brent Withington, Joel Falstad , David Burlew, Scott Wilkinson , Kevin VanVleet, Mike Hard , Gregg Saunders, Brent Whitney, Jim Supianoski , Art Kahaian , Robert Hard , John Burge, Alec Legg and statistician Nancy Kahaian. 117 �FANS LOVE THEIR ORIOLES The 1980-81 Varsity Basketball Team provided much excitement for their fans . The team finished the season in fourth place with a conference record of 8-6 and an overall record of 12-8. The biggest thrill of the season was defeating Athens by a score of 70-58 when the Indians were rated fourth in the State. Loran Fickle and Greg Miller were selected to the All Conference Team and Scott Rodesiler earned Honorable Mention . Rodesiler scored the most points in one game by scoring 27 118 points. Leading scorers were Fickle and Miller with 301 and 294 points respectively . Leading rebounder was Fickle with 117 rebounds. THE TEAM : Front: Greg Miller, Loran Fick le, Scott Rodesiler . Back: Manager Scott Lutterbeck, Jim Burge, Todd Strane, Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow, Steve Hinds, Dave Sobiech, Doug Riegel , Kenny Letts and Coach Doug Johnson . Not Pictured : Tom Loveberry. �119 �LADY ORIOLES AIM TO "SERVE" YOU BETTER! The Team : Penny Wygant, Denise Wineland, Denise Laurell , Kelli Talbot , Tori Budd, Becky Wilson , Amy Geishert, Linda Allen , Nan Weber, 120 Chris Johnson, Tracy Rockhold . Back: Coach Mrs. Melissa Sussex. Not Pictured were: Managers Shawn Talbot and Ed Cariuty. �The Varsity Volleyball Team finished the 198081 season tied for third with Homer with a record of 8-6. Tori Budd and Becky Wilson were selected for the Big 8 All Conference Team. Tracy Rockhold was given Honorable Mention. The Team elected Tori Budd as The Most Valuable Player and Penny Wygant as Most Improved Player. 121 �CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL CHAMPS 122 �The boys' track team easily ran to a 10-0 dual meet record in 1981. Now having won 23 consecutive dual meets, the team is a large source of pride to Q.H.S. Nine members scored at least 100 points: Tyler Baldwin, Tony Cariuty, Jack Faulkner, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, Greg Miller, Shannon Rice, Jim Supianoski, and Bryan Wymer. Shannon Rice set two school records: 52'8W' in the shot put and '40' 11 " in the discus. The former was also a conference record. The team walked away with the Bronson Invitational, for the 3rd year in a row , and also the regional, for the 2nd year in a row. The team has been Conference champions for 2 years in a row. Fifteen people qualified in all 16 events for the County Meet. Nine people qualified in nine events for the State Meet. Shannon Rice placed 6th in the State Meet in the shot put. Team members: manager Ted " beaver" Kahaian , Jack Faulkner, Terry Stephens, Dave Fin ley, Denny Higbeen, Todd Cochrane, manager Eddy Cariuty. Middle: Coach Bob Bell , Tyler Baldwin , Tim Fin ley, Sh annon Rice, Tony Caruity, Mark Lud low, Alec Legg , Andy Richards , Dave Roberts , And Coach Dan Ludlow. Back : Ken Holloway, Wally Gibson, Jim Supianoski , Bryan Wymer , Steve Hinds, Kevin Kaiser , Greg Miller, Scott Peterson , Jay Millard , and Dale Tuttle. 123 �TEAM WINS 51 DUAL MEETS ... KARICE LOVEBERRY "STATE CHAMP" PHOTO COURTESY OF COLDWATER DAILY REPORTER 124 �The Quincy Girls' Track team, boast ing the longest dual meet winning streak in state history, cruised to its 51st straight win . This powerhouse team won the Bronson Invitational, Grass Lake Invitational, Quincy and Mendon Relays, Conference and Regional Meets and placed 5th in the State Meet. Six girls scored at least 100 points: Brenda Cottman, Tina Hand , Kelly Johnson, Tammie Johnston, Karice Loveberry and Kelli Stempien. Karice scored 435'1• points this season and accumulated an astounding total of 1,231 points in 4 years. School records set this year: Becky Wilson - discus 116'8" , Pam Loose - High Jump 5'2'/z" , Tammie Johnston - Long 110 Hurdles 14.3, 220 Jump 16'5" , Karice Loveberry Hurd les 29.1; 440 Relay - Lori Bailey, Brenda Cottman, Ke lli Stempien, Karice Loveberry 51.4; Karice also tied the 100 yd. dash in 11.3. 110 Conference records broken: Karice Loveberry Hurdles 15.0, 220 Hurdles 29.6; Dawn McClellan - Shot Put 37'6" . Thirteen girls quali fied for the State Meet. In the State Meet, Dawn McClellan placed 5th in the Shot Put and Karice Loveberry finished 1st in the 100 Meter Hurdles, tied for 1st in the 200 Meter Hurdles and finished 3rd in the 100 Meter Dash. The team: Front: manager Amy Rootes, Patti Mraz, Pam Wilber, Ginger Hartbarger, Kim Eddington, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Lori Bailey, Lynn DesJardins, Chris Toth, Deana Thomas, manager Kelli Cutler. 2nd Row: Rhonda Wilber, Teresa Waltz, Kelli Stempien, Denise Wineland, Debbie Thomas, Lisa Watson , Dawn Hilton, Val Beckwith, Alicia Veysey, Cathy Smith, Gail Wineland . 3rd Row: Coach Gary Adams, Julie Stayner, Chikako Mori, Connie Ebert, Michelle Sobiech, Sue Toth, Lisa Kochen dorfer, Gail Condra, Dawn McClellan, Stacie Smith, Darlene Kling, Michelle Miller, Karice Loveberry, Coach Marty Chard. Back: Nan Weber, Jodi Paul, Apr il Jett, Dawn Brown, Amy Geishert, Tina Hand , Tori Budd , Tammie Johnston , Becky Wilson, Pam Loose, Diane Gilbert. Not Pictured: Christie Betts, Brenda Cottman and Tammy Dooley. 125 �QHS SWINGERS-VARSITY BASEBALL '81 The Varsity Baseball team dazzled their spectators in 1981 with a 7-7 conference record, a great improvement over previous years. The overall record was 8-10 . One of the highlights of the season was when Kevin VanVleet pitched a no hitter against Concord . Receiving honors were Scott Rodesiler, who made 1st team All Conference, Bryan Harmon, who made 2nd team, as well as Loran Fickle, Doug Riegel , John Burge, and Kevin VanVleet who received Honorable Mentions. Scott Rodesiler led 126 the conference in doubles with five; as well as leadinQ the team in stolen bases. Bryan Harmon led the pitr:hing staff in strikeouts, and he also had the best record, 7-3 . John Burge had the top batting average, .308. Team members include: Fron t: Doug Loveberry, Tom Bean, Jim Shafer, Jeff Ellis, Bryan Harmon, Loran Fick le, Mark Ludlow, and manager Jim Weber. Back: Coach Mike Nowicki , Volunteer Coach Lonnie Evon , Doug Riegel , Kevin VanVleet , Scott Rodesiler, Larry Seagraves, Ken Letts, and statistician David Sobiech . Not Pictured: John Burge . �.J{!_ k. 127 �JV BASEBALL TEAM HAS SUPER SEASON The JV Baseball team finished the season with a commendable 4-1 record , a .294 team batting average, a .428 on base average, an excellent fielding percentage and 29 stolen bases. Despite a limited number of games, this year's JV team showed a great amount of hustle, composure, and improvement . The team : Front: David Donbrock , Mike Ellis, Jody Harmon , Mike Hagaman, Shaun Massey. Back : Manager David Murray, Brent Parkin son , Tim Wilkinson, Gerald Hinds, Doug Russell , Dave Roberts, Wally Schultz, manager Craig Fish and Coach Greg Gruner. Not Pictured: Mike Waterbury and Kurt Spalding. 128 �MIGHTY JV'S EARN SECON D PLACE The J.V. Football Team displayed great potent ial as they compiled a 5-1- 1 record during conference play, 6-1-1 overall record , which placed them in second place in the Big Eight Conference. The J.V.s used a strong runn ing attack and tough defensive play throughout the season. The team provided many moments of excitement and thrills for the Oriole fans. Front: L to R manager Dave Hammond , manager Cl int Cook . 2nd Row: manager Tracy Peterson , Tim Delaney, Art Hart , Tim Wilk inson , Brent Parkinson , Jody Harmon , Joel Falstad , Mike Ellis, Ken Holloway, Mike Waterbury, Vonnie Borton , Danny Morris. 3rd Row: Jim Rollins, Scott Wilk inson , Brett Cutler, Joao Araujo , Tim Brown, Steve Stempien , Gerald Hinds, Bob Bellew, Wally Schultz, Mike Renfro, Brian Ditton , Dave Donbrock , Coach Chuck Cook , Coach Randy Houtz. 4th Row: Coach Rick Moore, Doug Russell , Ron Lange, Mike Dennis, Eric Rice, Kevin Kaiser, Jay Millard , Andy Buell , Doug Marsh , Jim Maggert, and Ken Teachout. 129 �JV SPIKERS: SMALL BUT SUCCESSFUL Though small in number the JV Volleyball Team had a successful season. Coach Evons' team was full of enthusiasm and determination. The Lady Orioles finished with a 15-9 record. The Team: Front: Coach Lonnie Evon , Manager Inez Letts. Back: Kelly Johnson, Tammy Brewer, Dawn Ledbetter, April Jett, Lisa Watson , Alicia Veysey and Sherri Locke. 130 �JV'S PUT IT TOGETHER FOR A GREAT SEASON The Quincy J.V. basketball team finished the 1980-81 season with a very respectable 10 win, 8 loss record. The nine members of the team included three sophomores and six freshmen. Although young and inexperienced by J.V. standards, this team steadi ly improved throughout the season . Th is can be testified by the fact that they won five of their last seven games highlighted by a one point victory over the J.V. conference leader Concord . The Team: manager Lonnie Laurie, Mike Waterbury, Doug Marsh, Tim Finley , Dave Roberts, Eric Rice, John Taylor, Wally Schu ltz, Gerald Hines, Tim Wilkinson and Coach Bob Bell. ) 131 �JV CAGERS FINISH STRONG In Coach Gruners' first year as JV basketball coach, his team had an admirable seaon . The 1980 JV Girls' Basketball team finished in second place with a Big 8 Conference record of 10-4 and an overall record of 11-5. The Lady Orioles came on THE TEAM Front: Manager Gail Wineland, Michelle Sobiech, Kelly Johnson , Ginger Hartbarger, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Manager Valerie Beckwith. Back: Tammy Clark, Nan Weber, 132 strong the second half of the season, winning eight of their last nine games. One outstanding aspect of this team was their tenacious defense that enabled them to dominate their opponents. Diane Gilbert, Patti Lutterbeck, Diane Fidler, Alicia Veysey, Robyn Rubley, Lori Bailey, Tammy Brewer and Coach Greg Gruner. �COACHES Coaches: Front: Mr. Bob Mitchell, Golf; Mr. Greg Gruner, J.V. Baseball and J.V. Girls' Basketball; Mr. Bob Bell, Cross Country, J.V. Boys' Basketball and Boys' Track; Mr. Rick Moore, J.V. Football Assistant; Mr. Mike Nowicki, Varsity Football and Varsity Baseball; Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling. Back: Mr. Chuck Cook, J.V. Football; Mr. Marty Chard, Girls' Track; Mr. Gary Adams, Girls' Track; Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Boys' Track Coach; Mr. Lonnie Evon, Varsity Football, J.V. Volleyball and J.V. Baseball Volunteer Assistant; Mr. Bob Stewart, Girls' Varsity Basketball; Mrs. Melissa Sussex, Varsity Volleyball. Not Pictured: Mr. Doug Johnson, Varsity Boys' Basketball. 133 �CHEERLEADERS (1) (2) (1) Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders: Top: Beth Forsyth , Lisa Hickok. Bottom: Tracy Sanderson, Teresa Waltz and Tina Dules. Not Pictured: Tina Herman. (2) J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders: Top to Bottom: Lorie Camp, Tammy Johnson, Cathy Smith and Denise Houck. Not Pictured: Lisa Booher. (3) Varsity Football Cheerleaders: Left to Right: Lisa Hickok, Beth Tobolski, Beth Forsyth, Tina Dules, Tracy Sanderson, Teresa Waltz and Tina Herman. (3) 134 �GET ROWDY! (1) J.V. Football Cheerleaders Left to Right: Denise Houck, Cathy Smith, Kelly Norton, Lisa Booher and Lorie Camp. (2) J.V. Cheerleaders do their thing. (3)Lead cheerleader, Mr. Dan Ludlow, with the Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders as a back-up crew. (4) Volunteer advisor Sandi Price. (5) Volunteer advisor Karen Pinsonneault. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) 135 �STUDENTS VOLUNTEER On March 4th, sixty-eight QHS students participated in the Jump Rope for Heart Event. This event was coordinated by Mrs. Melissa Sussex. Pledges totaling $1700.00 were received . Participants were in groups of six and each group took turns jumping for three hours. We are proud that Quincy students are willing to give their time and effort to help such a worthy cause. 136 �137 �CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT IS THE TRUE AIM OF EDUCATION 138 �MIDDLE SCHOOL 139 �EIGHTH GRADE Shirley Adams Penny Adkins Erica Arnold Jesse Avery Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelley Beaudin Timothy Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett William Blowers Toni Bowerman Laurie Bradley Timothy Brockway Terri Brower Shari Brown Karime Caruity David Chaney Jackie Cooper Jennie Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Kelli Cutler Deloris Dean Dean DeCaire Eric Dules Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Diane Fletcher Lisa Gilbert 140 �Michael Gipple Jody Grigg Billie Harbaugh Joe Harmon Wendy Harmon Rodney Harper Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Teddy Kahaian • Candie Kaiser David Karney Robert Knowles Ken Kurtz Scott Latta Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Thomas Lothamer James Luce Scott Lutterbeck LaNean Lutz Edward Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael James McRae Tonya Meyer Dan Meyers Cynthia Michael David Murray Danny Nance Kelli Newberry Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Elton Potter Shawn Poyner William Richards Darin Ricker JoEIIen Robson 141 �Brent Rodgers Randy Root Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka Richard Sanderson Tim Schmidt Matt Smith David Spalding JodySpragg Pamela Stark Dean Stempien Sherry Stempien Ronald Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobolske Tina Trail Dale Tuttle Kevin VandyBorgurt Stena VanWald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Robert Cook Jerry Wright 142 �SEVENTH GRADE Jana Acox Sheila Anderson Jason Bailey Marion Beckwith Debbie Benedict Terry Berkshire Joseph Berry Todd Betts Laura Blackman Timothy Blodgett Bobby Blowers Edward Cariuty Barbara Cekander Robert Clark Grace Clemmons Chantal Cochrane Angela Coleman Bryan Collins Tammy Combs Stacy Connin Thomas Copeland Mike Cottman Travis Creager David Dean Dennis Dinsmoore Douglas Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Timothy Erts Penny Evans Francis Evard William Everett Mary Geiman Paula Gratz 143 �Darlene Griner Mike Grove David Hammond Douglas Harper Monica Harris Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Tina Horn Jerry Jackowiak Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson William Kanaby Jeffrey Kiersey Robin Laurell Andy Logic Scott Lynd Gregory Madsen Tracy Maggart Patricia Mason Matt McConnell Joel Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matthew Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Constance Quimby Dawn Quimby Mark Ricker Susan Rickman Denise Riegel �Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan Sandra Salyer Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Lisa SmallWood Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Kevin Stempien Randy Stevens Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Rhonda VanRiper John Walker Thomas Watson LuAnne Watters Kimberly Weaver James Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood Not Pictured: KellyWalp 145 �SIXTH GRADE Melissa Amos Lori Baker Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Willard Bradley Marc Brand Jeffery Brown Kris Bryan Jennette Buell Vikki Burley Daren Carpenter Jacquline Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christina Jerri Clark Jim Clayton Thomas Cole Carrol Combs Douglas Craig Angela Curtis Shirley Delaney Michael Dodd Thomas Donbrock Bobby Dooley Timothy Dowker Jill Drumm Joey Dunn Dennis Evans David Fillmore Glenn Finley Marylyn Fryer Kendra Galinis 146 �Richard Galinis Eric Green Timothy Hagaman Melissa Hamilton Lynn Hard April Hardy Stephen Harmon Michael Harris Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Edward Horney Tammy Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocker Christy Jansen James Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer John Lacey Joedy Latta Johnny Latta Richard Lensky David Luce Deborah Lutterbeck Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Allen McClellan Susan Miller Timothy Minton Richard Moore Patrick Murray Mitchell Neeley Karen Newberry Penny Parrish 147 �Lori Pavelko Larry Peliquin April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Michelle Quimby Jimmy Rambo Renee Richards Tamara Risk Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobbie Shilling David Sleesman Brian Smith Jean Smith Michael Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Christine Tong Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney John Winter Scott Withington Jacquelin Wood Not Pictured : Earl Brouse Kevin Pruitt Lonny Wright 148 �LARGETURNOUTFORINTRAMURALSPORTS Front: Suzie Roberts, Tom Copeland, Brad Parrish, Jim Luce, Lili Toth, Jason Bailey, Darin Higbee, Annette Paul. Middle: Kevin Stempien, Karilyn Teachout, Frenda Otis, Jason Shilling, Scott Lynd, Matt McConnell, Robin Laurell, Greg Madsen. Back: David Spalding, David Thompson , Constance Quimby, Kenny Kurtz, Scott Lutterbeck, Willy Richards, Tim Rzepka, Scott Sobiech, Rex Otis, Coach Bob Bell. Front: Frank Easterday, Frank Tobalske, Chad Horn, Ed Cariuty, Brad Parrish, Teddy Kahaian , Jim Weber, Thomas Lothamer, David Chaney, Tim Rzepka. Middle: Dale Tuttle, Gordon Thomas, Joey Mitchell, Todd Thibideau, William Everett, Matt McConnell, Jason Bailey, Jerry Wright, Scott Lynd, Eric Lippert, Joe Berry, Tim Berry, Craig Fish, Scott Sobiech. Back: Coach Mike Nowicki, Shannon Rice, Jim Burge, Jody Grigg, Jim McRae, Tim Brockway, Kenny Kurtz, Shawn Talbot, David Karney, Mark Houvener, Brent Rodgers, Allen Blodgett, Shawn Poynor, David Spalding, Tracy Maggart, Jack Faulkner, Tim Myers, Brent Whitney. CROSS COUNTRY AND FLAG FOOTBALL 149 �BOYS Front: Tim Rzepka, Jerry Jackowick, Richie Sanderson, Allen Blodgett, Brent Wygant, Rodney Harper, Eric Lippert, Ed Cariuty, Bob Cook. Second Row: David Dean, Jody Grigg, Doug Finley, David Spalding, Shawn Talbot, Greg Madsen, Frank Tobalske, Kevin Stempien, Jerrod Robinson, Todd Betts, Todd Thibideau. Third Row: David Thompson, Doug Dobson, David BOYS' AND GIRLS' BASKETBALL 150 Chaney, Scott Lutterbeck, David Murray, Craig Fish, Kenny Kurtz, David Hammond, Scott Sobiech, Matt McConnell, Robert Smith, Doug Harper, Carson Neible, Joey Mitchell. Back: Coach Greg Gruner, Darin Ricker, Tim Schmidt, Willie Richards, Kevin VandyBorget, Jim McRae, Scott Lynd, Jim Weber, Billy Jeffries, Jason Bailey, David Karney, Tim Brockway. GIRLS Front: Robin Laurell, Dawn Quimby, Annette Paul, Delores Dean, Susie Roberts. Middle: Tina Rumsey, Denise Riegel, Connie Quimby, Angela Erts, Stephanie Roush, Penny Adkins, JoEIIen Robson, Melissa Woods, Dena Stempien. Back: Teresa Johnson, Frenda Otis, Stephanie Wymer, Pam Stark, Michelle Fillmore, Lori Babbage, Rhonda Van Riper, Michelle Powers, Angela Basse, Amy Rootes, Coach Bob Stewart. �VOLLEYBALL AND WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL: (1) Coach Melissa Sussex, Jacki Cooper, Shari Brown , Lori Babbage, Cyndi Michael , Tori Budd , Stephanie Wymer , Karime Cariuty, Kelli Cu tl er, Dena Stempien , Tammy McMichael. (2) Front: Connie Quimby, Annette Roberts, Penny Evans, Annette Paul, Annette Tesch, Frenda Otis, Paula Gratz, Chantel Cochrane . Back : Den ise Wineland , Michelle Powers, Rhonda Van Riper, Stephanie Roush , Denise Riegel , Angela Erts, Kim Rosendaul , Coach Melissa Sussex, Susie Roberts. (2) (3) WRESTLING : (3) 1st Row: Tom Lothamer, Ed Marsh , Frank Tobalske, Jason Bailey, Jason Shilling , Carson Neible, Doug Dobson , Scott Lynd, Darin Higbee. 2nd Row: Chad Horn, Joe Berry, Jody Spragg, Ted Kahaian, Jim Luce, David Thompson , Gordon Bassage, Kevin Stempien, Brad Parrish. 3rd Row: Tim Blodgett, Jim McRae, Shawn Talbot, David Spalding, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Brockway, Gordon Thomas, Jim Weber, Richie Sanderson . 4th Row: Dean DeCaire, Brent Wygant , Tim Rzepka, Tracy Peterson , Matt Smith , Allen Badgett, George Jenkot, Danny Nance, Coach Ken Downey. 151 �MIDDLE SCHOOL TRACK Front: Jim Luce, Jason Bailey, Doug Dobson , Jason Shilling , Shawn Bowers, Scott Lynd , Todd Thibideau. Middle: Joey Mitchell, Jody Spragg, Scott Sobiech, Matt McConnell, Brad Parrish, Ed Front: Jill Philippy, Monique Craig , Karilyn Teachout, Chantal Cochrane, Frenda Otis, Annette Paul , Tina Rumsey. Middle: Dena Stempien, Kelli Cutler, Connie Quimby, Pam Dovey, Monica Harris, Marion Beckwith, Annette Tesch . Back: 152 Cariuty, Kevin Stempien, David Chaney. Back: David Karney, David Spalding, Jim McRae, Coach Brian Ludlow, Willy Richards, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Brockway, Brent Wygant, and Allen Blodgett. Denise Riegel , Michelle Fillmore, Stephanie Wymer, Michelle Craig, Coach Brian Ludlow, Cyndi Michael, Shari Brown, Lisa Gilbert, and Lori Babbage. �SIXTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: Tom Cole Jill Drumm Tammy Justice Michelle Quimby Angela Curtis Kristine Tong Nedra Hutten locher Jerri Clark MIDDLE ROW : Rick Herman Dena Knapp David Jeffries Tim Dowker April Philippy Jean Smith Kari Markley Jackie Wood Lynn Hard Lorrinda Whitney Lori Pavelko Marilyn Fryer Vikke Burley Renee Richards BACK ROW: David Fillmore Eric Waterbury Susan Miller Penny Parrish Marc Band Mike Dodd Aaron Porter Brian Smith Joey Dunn Van Marshall Eddie Horney Band Director: Mr. Rick Overgaard 153 �SYMPHONIC BAND #2 RATING AT STATE. SEVENTH GRADE BAND .... FRONT ROW: Mike Kanaby Mary Geiman Tonya Myers Susie Roberts Lisa Smallwood MIDDLE ROW: Tracy Maggart Jay Murdock Tim Erts Bobby Hooley Angela Coleman Paige Mason Laura Blackman LeAnn Watters Angela Erts Sherry Taylor Annette Roberts Kim Rosendaul Marian Beckwith Monica Harris Kandy Root BACK ROW: Laurinda Morrison Melissa Wood Tina Rumsey Matt McConnell Ed Cariuty Denise Riegel Randy Stevens Tim Blodgett Angela Basse Mike Dowker John Walker Jeff Kiersey Doug Dobson Joey Mitchell Band Director: Mr. Richard Overgaard 154 �ALMOST # 1 EIGHTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: Tammy McMichael Kathy Herman Tanya Meyer Jill Philippy Pam Stark JoEIIen Robson Elaina Wood Dan Meyers MIDDLE ROW: Tim Brockway Stephanie Wymer Bernina Rossetter Stella VanWald Susan Englehardt Lisa Gilbert Dean DeCaire Dan Nance Lynn Edwards Shawna Walters Band Director: Mr. Richard Overgaard BACK ROW: Melissa Wood Dawn Waligora Brad Parrish Ted Kahaian Erica Arnold Candie Kaiser Todd Thurman Brent Rodgers Jim McRae David Karney Kenny Kurtz Trevor Mast Michelle Fillmore 155 �Top Left: OMS Math Competition Participants: Marilyn Fryer, Tim Dowker, Jeff Brown, Brian Price, Sherri Taylor, Jason Bailey, Robin Laurell, Darin Higbee, David Spalding, Tom Lothamer, Ted Kahaian and Advisor Mrs. Banker. Above Right: Sixth Grade Spelling Bee Participants: April Philippy, Angela Marsh , Donald Kahaian, Tim Dowker, Lori Sobiech, Brian Price, John Lacey, Joey Dunn, Rich<:~rd Lensky, Advisor Mrs. Leash, Carrol Combs and Marilyn Fryer. Not Pictured: Lonnie Wright. Bottom: Seventh Grade Spelling Bee Participants: Suzie Roberts, Doug Dobson, Kim Rosendaul, Sherri Taylor, David Dean , Connie Quimby, Chantel Cochrane, Shawn Talbot, George Jenkot, William Everett, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Scott Sobiech and Robert Smith. 156 QMS ACHIEVERS �Top left: QUIZ BOWL: Dena Stempien , Ted Kahaian, Jim Luce, Mike Gipple, Rod Harper, Dan Meyer, Tim Brockway, Jim McRae, David Karney, Karime Cariuty, Advisor Mrs. Banker, David Spalding, Advisor Mr. Undeen . Not Pictured: Eric Lippert. Top right: QMS STUDENT COUNCIL: Treasurer Jim Luce, Penny Parrish, Donald Kahaian, Jason Bailey Vice-President Brad Parrish , Tim Schmidt , Joey Mitchell , President Scott Sobiech , Stephanie Wymer, Advisor Mr. Longhini. Not Pictured: Secretary Dawn Waligora. 8th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Teddy Kahaian and Jim Luce- Science Susan Englehardt - Math Shari Brown and Danny Meyers- Social Studies Melissa Woods- English Lori Babbage - Phys. Ed. Lori Babbage - Journalism Shari Brown - Home Ec. MOST IMPROVED Dan Nance and Shirley Adams - Science David Wilcox - Math Phys. Ed. - Pam Dovey Social Studies - Tracy Peterson Ken Kurtz and Billie Harbaugh - FACULTY AWARDS Tonya Meyer and Jackie Cooper - CITIZENSHIP AWARDS 7th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Shawn Talbot and Scott Sobiech- Science Sheri Taylor- Math Robert Smith- Social Studies Sheri Taylor - English Monica Harris- Geography Dave Hammond- Phys. Ed . Frenda Otis- Phys. Ed . Denise Riegel - Band MOST IMPROVED Angela Basse- Science Annette Paul and Greg Madsen - Math Marion Beckwith and Tim Blodgett- Social Studies Todd Betts- English Annette Paul - Georgraphy Jerrod Robison - Phys. Ed. Debbie Benedict - Phys. Ed. Tammy Myers, Ed Cariuty, and Joey Mitchell - Band Shawn Talbot- FACULTY AWARD Jeff Kiersey and Mary Geiman- CITIZENSHIP AWARDS Jeff Kiersey- SPELLING AWARD 7th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Brian Price and Brian Gowerman - Science Lori Sobiech - English Leslie Hilton and Daren Carpenter- Math Lori Johnston - Social Studies Lonnie Wright - Phys. Ed. Marilyn Fryer - Band Jeff Brown and Tammie Hutchins- Reading MOST IMPROVED David Luce and Bobbie Shilling - Science Jean Smith - English Eric Waterbury and Kevin Pruitt - Math Aaron Porter - Social Studies Andy Kaiser- Phys. Ed. Jeri Clark- Band Mike Dodd - Reading Donald Kahaian- FACULTY AWARD Anglea Curtis, Angela Marsh, Lori Baker, and Penny Parrish - CITIZENSHIP AWARDS 157 �QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY 158 Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State Univ., B.A. Science Mrs. Christine Forrister Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab �Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Mr. Gregory Gruner Central Mich. Univ., B.S. Humanities Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S . Helping Teacher Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gary Male Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Social Studies Mr. Richard Overgaard Valparaiso, B.M.E. Instrumental Music Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College, M.A. English Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, M.A. Social Studies 159 �Fragile beginnings of a mighty end- Norton 160 �ELEMENTARY 161 �FIFTH GRADE Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker Billy Beckwith Bobby Bennett Jimmie Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs Chelle Brown LeeAnn Brown Marnie Brown Lorna Sulkowski Cindy Burkhart Sean Burley Erik Butterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joey Cekander Norman Cekander Callie Clark Lisa Clemmons Steve Conley. Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Andy Cottman Billy Crick Bobby Crick Paul Davis Paul Davis Lance DeMeritt Darrel Dinsmoor Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Tod Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cindy Fillmore Melinda Fleming Janet Fletcher Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall 162 �Angela Hamilton Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Josephine Hickerson Tammy Hoag James Hoff Derek Horn Jimmy Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nicole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson Patty Justice Kimberly Kaufman Karen Kratzer Mark Landis Anthony Lanhann Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jenni Leash John Lockin LaDawn Logic Katrina Luckadoo Steve Marowelli David Marshall Debbie Marvin Lisa Mason Danny Mawby Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Mellissa McMichael Kristy McRae Kelli Michael Pam Mil ler Lisa Mraz Heather Murray Derek O'Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jill Paul Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearson Christa Pifer Chad Purcell Derek Reichart Michelle Richards Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan 163 �Steven Salyer Jay Sanderson Aaron Schort Richie Schultz Kim Shaw Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Kirk Staley Paul Stark Christal Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalski Steve Trail Noell Tucker Karinna VandyBogurt Penny Varney Sanford Waltz Carol Wilson Michelle Wilson Mindy Woods Mrs. Kathryn Bondurant Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kath leen Veysey Not Pictured: Mrs. Doris Miller FOURTH GRADE Perry Acox Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Michelle Ash Joel Asher Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Kathy Boardman Kathy Bondy Brett Bowers Dawn Briggs Wayne Burke David Burkhart Temrey Burritt Chris Christian 164 �Colleen Clemmons Michael Clemonson Steve Clifford James Coleman Paula Coleman Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Georgia Griner Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Annissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Melissa Hawley Staci Higbea Joseph Hoff Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Angela Hoyt Janelle Jeffrey Joseph Johnson Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Brad Kriser Troy Langhann Danielle Laurel\ Christina Leyo Dawn Lindbert Precious Logic Kevin Longhini Jeff Lutterbeck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley Joey Marshall Autumn Marson Barbara McClellan Michelle McCiughen Chad McGiothlen Jared Metcalf 165 �Tina Meyer Darryl Meyers Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Julie Nance Amy Newberry James Noble Tami Parks JoEIIen Parrish Robert Peloquin Chris Pepper Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Phillppy Joel Potter Amy Quimby Don Rambo Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lynn Reynolds Ron Richards Chris Risk Jaime Sanderson Richard Sarles Sandy Siegle Angel Simaske Dean Smallwood Brian Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Candy Stevens Kelli Strouse Paul Swift Chad Talley Debbie Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald Fred Wagner Michelle Waite Hugh Watson Lisa Weaver Jason Webb Valerie Weber Julie Weller Tim Wilkins Kent Wyatt 166 �Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Phylis Corless Phyllis Lewis MaryEllen Newton Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Jenny Adams David Anderson Tony Baker Donnie Banker Brandon Barrett Pat Beldoc~ Jeff Bender Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Mon ique Boley Steve Booher Joey Bradley Tami Briggs Carrie Brown Sarah Brown Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Derek Carpenter Cindy Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Shawn Lockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole Jamie Conley Bonnie Converse Denise Cope April Crandall Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Danny Dean Danny Ditton Mel issa Dodd Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Christina Field Roxana Fincham Ginger Foley 167 �Jason Gale Jenny Gallatin Larry Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Candy Grove Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Tina Hamilton Glen Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Rick Hashley Gretchen Heise Sean Higbea Christian Haag Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry David Hoffman Carla Horn Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman Billy Keegan Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimbal l Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debbie Laurell Robby Luckadoo Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Robin Marshall Todd Massey Debbie Mawby Brenda McClellan Hope Meade Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Bill Murphy Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Ryan O'Connell Laura Otis Stephanie Owens Cherish Paradine Allen Paul Joey Pechota 168 �Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards John Richardson Amy Riley David Risk David Roberts Audra Rodgers Glenn Sarles Susan Saxman Paul Searing Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Tim Smith Eric Snellenberger Dana Snyder Brian Sowle Kevin Staley Josh Stayner Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Mike Tanner Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Kelly Wagner Matt Waligora Robert Waltz Sean Watson Ron Weiler Jeff Williams Michelle Winger Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pam McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell Mrs. Hazel VanHoosear SECOND GRADE 169 �Dennis Abbeg Becky Acox Wendy Adkins Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Devin Bell Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Cathy Bennett J. J. Bowers Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Judie Brouse Eddie Brower Jennifer Brown Jim Brown Michael Brown Nathan Brown Brian Buckley Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Ron Christian Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Rand y Counterman Kelly Craig Richard Daniels Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Darla Dowker Jeffrey Erts Debbie Flaugher Gina Foley Nicole Foster Sara Gibson Michelle Goshorn Tonia Green Chad Hagaman Ricky Halstead Nicole Hamilton Greg Hardy Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Deanna Hoard Sherry Hockenberry Ryan Horn Dorie Houvener Pam Hoyt Jason Huss 170 �ian lnkenbrandt Heather lvey Angela Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Amy Koch Kathy Kranz Ange la Kub iac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Jammie Lothamer Lisha Loveberry Tammy Lujack Derek Lytle Jennifer Madsen Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Stacy Marson Tara May Shasta McCiughen Corena McDonald Tom Miller J. R. Mills John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore David Newberry Loretta Newberry Theresa Ot is Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Stephanie Rathert .. Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Brian Rogers Juanita Sarles Mary Saxman Daniel Scherer Heather Sebring Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Michael Simpson Kristine Smith Bobbie Jean Southworth Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jennifer Suever Jason Tell 171 �Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey Billy Wagner Tom Wagner April Walker Michael Wallace Tammi Winter Amy Wonders Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Donna Moore Mrs. Patty Rutenbar FIRST GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Hulda Anderson Rachel Anderson Carisa Ash JoEIIen Asher Jody Ball Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biolchini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Jennifer Bloss Joe Bondy Erica Booher Kevin Brockway Vicki Brower Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jeff Christian Candi Cole Lori Conley Dustin Cope Jennifer Dalchow Misty Davis JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton David Easterday Nickie Edwards 172 �Jody Fincham Shannon Gabbard Luke Galinis Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Calvin Gordon Derek Griffith Mark Gysel Jamie Hacker Terri Hacker Chad Handy Holly Harrington Otis Harrington William Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Debbie Hickerson Daniel Hoffman Diana Houvener Melody Hoyt Carrie lford Jason Jeffery Missy Jermeay Troy Johnson Tina Keegan Toby Kirk Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Lori Kriser Michelle Lampman Erin Lattas Benjamin Lewis Michael Leyo Kevin Lindbert Stacey Mabus Beth Ann Mann Lane Manning James Marowelli Michael McCauley Shane McCavit Greg McClellan Eric McCulloch Jason McFadden Shawn McKibben Carrie McVicker Greg Michael Beth Mihocko Ryan Moore Erica Morrison Matt Murphy Dodi Neeley 173 �Jennifer Nichols Laura Nowicki David Owens Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Becky Pifer Jenny Pinckert Alan Pomranka Cory Preston Tangi Richards Karan Richardson Todd Riley Angel Risk Richard Risk Steven Roberts Corey Roush James Russell Jimmy Scherer Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Frank Simons Paul Smith Adam Stephens Jamie Strouse Monica Thompson Stacy Thompson Derek Tressler Jeff Tressler Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters Joe Westfall Kaprice Wyatt Mrs. Jeanne Asher Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN David Abbeg Amy Alleshouse Beth Anderson Lane Anderson Brent Angevine Paul Askew 174 �Eric Avery Michael Basse Shannon Bender William Bethel Andy Blair Clint Bloom Terry Boatman David Bowers Matt Bregger Terry Brenneman Carma Broe Christopher Burk Tanecia Burritt Jason Caldwell Sara Callahan Steven Clancy Jessie Clark Jeremy Cockrell Jim Cole Angela Collins Kevin Contat Eric Cooney Jimmer Covey Kelly Crandall Scott Crandall Troy Creager Robert Daniels Megan Davidson Rusty Doolittle Becky Evans Ramon Everett Michael Everline Joshua Enos Theron Ewers Glen Foley Michelle Fuller Calvin Gordon Jessica Harrington Wendy Higbee David Haag Telly Howard Heather Hubert Charity lvey Joe Justice Shannon Kelly Lori Kimball Holly Koch Amy Kranz Penny Kroa Jenny Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis John Lothamer 175 �Dani Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Marci McGiothlen Chad McKibbin Amber McMichael Melissa McVicker Shawn McVicker Matthew Meade Justin Metcalf Scott Metcalf Michelle Michael Dawn Miller Jason Neusbaum Tony Outwater Chipper Paradine Tyler Parker Mark Parshall Mikal Pechota Terri Peebles Tommy Peel Geri Pish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter Damian Quimby Adam Radebaugh Sara Richhart Jerrie Risk Matt Rybakoski Benjamin Shaw Christy Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lorrie Siefken Dan Smith JimmySmurr Tammy Sprout Danny Stayner Jason Stempien Jessica Sturtz Jeanette Swift Cindy Thomas MaryToth John Tucky Chad Vanderpool Nicky VandyBogurt Debra Kay Varino Tim Waite Jacob Wagner Daren Waligora Amber Wallace Dan Walp Chad Weller Mickie Wickham Matthew Winger Susan Wymer ·.x _ __ !~l'.:.. : 176 �Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Sr-alding Aides: Mrs. Nancy Strang Mrs. Bonnie Worth Not Pictured: Fifth Grade Randy Brouse Todd Dovey Second Grade Katherine Daly Christian Esposito Theresa Parks Mike Parshall Marie Fischer Tanya Weage Gary White Terry Bishop Ami Jackson Kirk Philson Annette Locklin Kindergarten Robert Lynn Ms . Deborah Doll - Music Mrs. Shirley Haag - Permanent Substitute Ms. Nita Hull - Art Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell -Special Education Mr. Richardson Moore - Physical Education Mrs. Janet Sanderson- Remedial Reading Mrs. Carol Smith- Remedial Reading Mrs. Virginia Ball - Library Aide Mrs. Norrita Geiman- Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes - Playground Supervisor IN MEMORIAM Angela Hagaman • • • Derek Wood We do not realize the beauty of individual blooms within the flower garden until they are removed from their familiar setting 177 �The manner of giving, shows the character of the giver, more than the gift itself. 178 �ADS 179 �ACME BELT RECOATING INC. Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. P. C. Baldwin Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 24 Years 639-8711 Arnold and Cole Streets B& D TOOL & DIE, INC. BECKWITH FURNITURE Large Stock of New Furniture Bassett Headquarters Custom Work- Jigs and Fixtures 114 W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Quincy Central Rd. at S. Ray- Quincy Rd. 639-4246 Slam the door*on em, Orioles. .. Shut em out·~cold! 180 �BOBBY HANKIN'S MUSIC CITY 153 Division St. Coldwater, M149036 Phone (517)278-4060 Baldwin Pianos and Organs Bolle~raf's OF GUINCV Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men " Good Luck Orioles! \ • . With 9 offices serving Coldwater. Reading, Burr Oak, Sturgis and Nottawa. member F.D.I.C. Your Complete Garden Center and Nursery BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY 639-8505 Quincy 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-3215 Agents: Suzy Chess Harold Massey Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W.Chicago Coldwater 278 -2664 181 �B'S SHOP AND FLY Ray and Fran Bregger, Owners Package Liquor*Beer Wine*Groceries Hunting and Fishing Supplies 1294 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4104 Open 7 Days BUDDS #I AUTO SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment and Balance -Complete Auto ServiceJack and Mike Budd, Owners Phone 639-5605 133 W. Chicago Quincy CARROLL'S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting 182 Turtlebax•Osh Kosh Chego-lndia Imports Pogo Stick•EiyeJr. Clothing Quincy Oriole Jackets Downtown Quincy �A MOMENT ... A MOOD A PLACE IN TIME! a fine portrait study is forever ... it is the present and the past given to the future . . . it is a way to remember that cannot be duplicated. The gift of a fine portrait study takes time and effort and is truly an expression of love on the part of the giver; and, when properly displayed, reflects the close feelings between two people or a family. We specialize ... In Salon Type Photography and Graduation Portraits ... of course! A Profile Portrait . . . Can be a beautiful experience ... Along with love pictures in the great outdoors. 62 Division St. Coldwater 279-7548 183 �TOTAL HARDWARE &oast to eoast Compliments of CHAPMAN SALES AND SERVICE 280 N. Ray- Quincy Rd. Quincy, Michigan 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 458 Marshall St. 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. Fairfield Plaza 8:30 to 9:00 Mon ., Tues., Wed., Th., Fri. Phone(517)278-4185 Coldwater la-Q-= COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES C Mobile Modular Sales Service and Accessories (517)639-8721 2112 Miles East of 1-69 Quincy, Michigan 49082 O!nlnnial ~illagr ~lnfutrs & ~ifts 17 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-8715 Cathy Reichhart, Owner CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friend3 ~~ !gency Coldwater, Michigan 184 Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan �-e4A. J€W~LRY Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Deli ve ry Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone(517)279-9452 Fred A Culy Jeffr ey A Culy Daily Specials Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1981 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME &ni£ ~ .Y3a'l '3-ood 5 Cocktaib Quincy, Michigan 639-9035 24 E. Chicago, Quincy "Where the Funza+!" DOBSON INSURANCE '' So.yltW~~ ·· NORM FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Dial 278-4148 Coldwater Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us For All Your Insurance Needs FORD REALTY 279-9548 Coldwater STATE FARM INSURANCE 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater 278-2200 Congratulations Seniors 185 �Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 From the Director, Officers and Staff of Offices in Quincy, Coldwater Twp., Bronson, North Adams ~ FIJlST NATIONAl BANK or 186 '~' South CentnJ WXbipn �GENE'S ~ M;bll j SERVICE GREEN'S ORCHARD, INC. U.S.12 Allen, Michigan Apples, Peaches, Plums in Season We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy Stop at the Sign of the "Big Red Apple" KAREN'S FLOWERS AND CRAFTS More Than a Flower Shop 65 E. Chicago St. Coldwater 279-9536 K & M BAR The Fun Spot Sandwiches, Pool, Pinball, Shuffleboard Quincy, Michigan KARNEY PLUMBING AND HEATING REFRIGERATION AND AIR-CONDITIONING 24 Hour Service 639-8046 105 E. Chicago Street Quincy, Ml Congratulations Seniors 187 �~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ PHILIPPIANS 4:8 " ... whatever things are honest, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things." ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ';;;tJLl ~ ~ ~ ARTHUR AND CAROL KAHAIAN ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ llB.II.II 'S ~ ~ I ~ ~ I IITCBBI I ~ Congratulations Seniors ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 188 �KING ~ ~~&~ S~, 1~. Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517/278-4518 Congratulations to the Class of '81 Two Mile s East on Chicago Rd . U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517)639-7186 McCLELLAN OIL CO. REYNOLDS TIRES Compliments of KNAPP POOLS, INC 423 E. Chicago- Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey Best Wishes to All Graduates Don McClellan 27 Church St. Quincy, Michigan 49082 NohoiD' can do it like MciJonald's can ™ Goodyear Tires Retread Tires Also [\{\Id'S IMc§on~ Good Luck Fudd Coldwater- Hillsdale MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Est./854 A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC . 1"1"'1 Ill. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. 189 �Congratulations Seniors For a Perfect Beginning Come and Select One of These Beautiful Gowns and Realize Your Wedding Day Dream Come True Hours: Daily 9 to 5:30 Fri. 9 to 7 Sat. 9 to 5 APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE 6 West Chicago St. 190 Quincy 639-7000 �TshtJCPenney 58 W. Chicago 278-6446 Coldwater • Sandwiches • Sundaes • Coolers QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 • • Malts • Shakes • Cones . Trust Qualitywhere people shop by choice, not by chance/ Quality Farm & Fleet Congratulations Seniors 517/639 -7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane Butler 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan QUINCY ICE COMPANY Groceries- Beer Wine-Ice 127 W. Chicago Quincy 639-7123 "Righ-t on the Corner" Quincy Ace is the Place With the Helpful Hardware Man �QUINCY GOLF COURSE HOME OF THE ORIOLE GOLF TEAM Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt 279 -7308 """' "' & d ~ ~ ,-'adJI St SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK cee Special Orders • Be verage Catering • Party Planning Liquor • Beer • Wine • Keg Beer Lottery • Ice • Groceries 882 E. Ch icago Coldwater For the Contemporary Young Man: THE LIONS DEN A Whole Shop Devoted to "Today" Clothes. ~~~~ft~''~ ~~i ~ ~I lit'\ii ~ 192 Coldwater • Union City • Tekonsha • Kinderhook �Compliments of T -SHIRT -ALLEY Coldwater, Michigan Tom and Geri Strane SARGE·s MARKET Specializing in Low Prices Small Enough to Know YouLa rge Enough to Serve You. I 06 W . Chicago Quinc y 639 -8025 VAN'S HOME SUPPLY Van Hilton-'- Owner 125 W . Chicago- Quincy 639 -3345 637 E. Chicago Rd . Cold.w ate r Ope n 7:30-5:00 Mon .-Fri. Sat. 7:30 - 12:00 193 �You'll Find All The Shopping News in the Read It Every Wednesday... ' ~~~-- ~~..'It Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 44th Year 194 �• Soh1gro SERVICE COMPANY P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml 49082 Phone(517)639-3945 WARNER OIL COMPANY 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater (Halfway Between Coldwater and Quincy) Congratulations to the Class of '81 WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 195 �WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE f 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 517-278-4396 YORK'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Daily Specials (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner) "All You Can Eat Lunch Bar and Salad Bar" Come As You Are Family Restaurant YUKON MANUFACTURING INC. Welding Specialists Lawn Equipment Service Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 w:JMEN'S 'MJRLD Of fit.SHION COlDWATER, MICHIGAN 196 �PATRONS ZIEBART OF COLDWATER ROBIN BROWN MICHAEL PARNEY Owner 10 W. Park Avenue Coldwater, M I 49036 Owner (517) C & D Pet Supply F.F.A. (Quincy Chapter) Mr. and Mrs. Longhini Sam's Barber Shop Randy Sours 279·7507 Many Thanks To Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers For their Support 197 �SPONSORS BUCK'S STEEL, INC. 855 W. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-3115 ORIOLE SNACK SHACK Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Quincy 639-4068 RUBY'S GIFTS 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 DAVIS MARINA 1872 Lake Drive Coldwater Lake SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 19 1;2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy JOLA YNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8385 LAKELAND PRODUCTS 28 Arnold St. Quincy LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Rd. Quincy MARBLE LAKE MARINA 962 Wildwood Quincy, Ml639-8007 Boats-Snowmobiles MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8436 MAY'S GUN SHOP 451 N. Marshall Coldwater, Ml 278-6524 198 QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SPURLOCK REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. 208 E. Chicago St. Coldwater ERA Member Broker 278-8742 SUNSET COVE RESORT Marble Lake Quincy I SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Quincy 639-4373 THURSTON'S FURNITURE AND CARPET 19 E. Chicago Quincy 639-7196 JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 W. Chicago Quincy WATTS DRUGS 10 E. Chicago St. Quincy 639-5125 WICKES LUMBER 631 Lott Rd. Coldwater I' ��FAVORITES Bible To Kill A Mockingbird Catcher in The Rye ~;t::L~--....... Petals In The Wind c::J~-t-- Are You In The House Alone Greatest American Hero Dallas Little House on the MUSIC GROUP AC/DC REO Speedwagon Styx ABBA Air Supply SOAP OPERAS Young and Restless General Hospial Texas Guiding,...::L::.:.i:~-...,....--.._ Doctors RECORDS Back in Black (AC/DC) High Infidelity (REO) Take It On The Run (REO) Paradise Theater (Styx) Three Times A Lady (Commodores) MOVIE STARS Burt Reynolds Loni Anderson Robert Redford Clint Eastwood Tom Selleck Pizza Hamburger Big Mac .._.._--.-- Frenc Fries Chocolate Shakes ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/fec49072ed52c1bf336e540f633c4593.pdf aebd1c12d8ba54f955458f113ce215c4 PDF Text Text ��• ��1982 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN I I YEARBOOK STAFF ... ........ ........ ... . . . ...... . . .......... .. . . ... .. ......... . . . .. ..... 2 OPENING . .... ..... . .. .. ..... . ... . . ....... .. ·............................................. 6 PEOPLE ...... ... ................ ... . . ........... .... ................. . ......... .. . ...... 14 SENIORS .............. . ................... ......... .... . ........ ... .. .. . . . .. ... . ...... 16 UNDERCLASSMEN ..... .... .. ....... . ...... .. . ........... .. ...... . ... ... .. .. .... ... ... 40 EVENTS .... ...... ... .................................. ... ... . . . .. ... ..... .. .... .. .... . .. 78 SPORTS . ..... ... ..... .. ........ ... ... .. ................ ... ................ .. .. ...... .. 104 MIDDLE SCHOOL . ........ ....... . . .......... ....... .... .. ..... ... ................... . .. 140 ELEMENTARY ... ... ...... ...... ... . .... ...... .................. .................. ..... . 162 ADVERTISEMENTS ...... ..... ......... . ... ... .. ...... ...... ... ................ ... ...... 180 BEST OF TIMES ................ . . .... ... .. ... . ........ . ...... . ............ .. ...... .. .... 202 �YEARBOOK STAFF 2 Several people have worked long hours to produce the 1982 Oriole. Without doubt , the person who has worked the longest and hardest is Mrs. Joanne Finley, yearbook advisor. The 1982 Oriole staff js extremely grateful to have such a dedicated and conscientious advisor. We, as a staff, take the utmost pride in the 1982 Oriole, which is truly an achievement. It is my sincere hope that each of you will savor every word and every picture; and, in retrospection, will have many happy memories of the 1981 -82 school year. Working toward making the best yearbook and then finally being able to put together the Oriole yearbook is a rewarding job, which holds many interesting wonders. I would like to thank all of the members of the yearbook staff and all of the other people who made my job an enjoyable one . Also, special thanks are extended to Ron Philbrick at the Carousel for developing all our pictures. Head Photographer Wally Gibson and Sports Editor David Finley Renee Matz, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley and Deana Thomas. �Linda Allen, Chris Johnson and Scott Brand. Mr. Chard and Kim Stempien. Mr. Chard helped us with our Senior oolls. "- Beth T obolske and Terrie Ditton Tammy Clark and Lisa Booher Penny Wygant, Amy Geishert and Tina Hand. Lorri Gruner, Tracy Sanderson and Lisa Hickok. Mike Mitchell, Tammy Johnson and Brent Withington. 3 �YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS: Todd Cochrane, Greg Saunders, Wally Gibson, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Dave Finley, Karen Hosek, Deana Thomas. Not Pictured: Chris Johnson and Kurt Spalding. You'll never believe what happened here! 4 �YEARBOOK STAFF: Front: Renee Matz, Mike Mitchell, Karime Cariuty, Brent Withington, Chris Johnson, Tammy Clark, Kelli Ta lbot, Chris Toth, Teresa Lutterbeck. Second Row: Dave Sobiech, Kim Stempien, Darlene Kling, Calista Sanderson, Stella VanWald, Karen Karney . Third Row: Kurt Spalding, Cheryl Stephens, Connie Ebert, Tina Hand , Dawn Woods, Lisa Hickok, Tracy Sanderson, Michelle Miller, Jim Burge, Tim Brown. Not Pic· tured: Scott Brand, Kim Cole, Jill Faulkner, Amy Geishert. Yearbook Staff: Front: Wally Gibson, Dave Finley. Second Row: Susan Rice, Terrie Ditton, Kelly Cutler, Beth Tobolske, Lisa Booher, Penny Wygant, Deana Thomas, Candie Easterday, Lorri Gruner. Third Row: Debbie Thomas, Sue Sailor, Paula Fa lzon , Tammy Johnson. Back: Amy Gay , Karen Hosek, Jackie Cooper, JoEllen Robson , Tim Finley , Terry Stephens, Todd Cochrane . Not Pictured: Chris Hargreave, Melody McConnell, San· dy Shoup, LuAnne Tessin . 5 �6 �OUINCY ORIOLES ORANGE CRUSH 7 �I \ 8 �9 �QUINCY GETS THE BELL! In 1978 the Quincy High School and Reading High School Varsity Clubs decided to add something extra to the continuing rivalry between Quincy and Reading . They purchased a bell which will be kept by the school winning the annual QHS - RHS football game. This year Quincy won the bell for the first time by defeating the Reading Rangers 41 ·8. Congratulations! 10 )~ 56 74 ��12 �13 ��PEOPLE �BEST ALL-ROUND SENIORS OF 1982 I I :Jh.oma~ !}. Bean Scolt G. Brand I ..., !}ame~ 16 m. Burfle �~~ ' :Jerri Sue ::Ditton ,I •' I Connie J. Gberf �Bi/f {joodman, Jr. 18 �Bonnie c:l. (}ralz c:lorri (}runer Carmel/a A. JJamaker :Jina c:l. JJanJ Anita m. JJarmon 19 �Steven 2J. _)Jinda Ck,.ialine :Jammie Suaan Johnalon 20 m. Joknaon Yaren ofee Yarne'l �21 �~enee melody ..JJope mcConnell 22 '2J. malz �claude n. Peave" Scoll A. Peter:Jon Su:Jan _}( Ieee 23 �24 �25 �26 �Sandra m. Shour marjanna S. Smith 27 �JoJJ C. Strane ::Deana 28 m. Jlwmaj �Brenda Vanover Brenf ::b. Whifne'l Rhonda Sue Wilber 29 �/5,.ian G. Beaudin Ro&& :l:J. Ca,.,. ma ..k A . ..J.Ja"e& Jim ..J./ime& William Poole /e.cka,.J W Saxman Bryan Senio,. Cia&& 0/ficu&: ..Jii&fo,.ian :l:Jaue Soliech p,.e&idenf .A,.f _}(ahaian 1hce p,.e&idenf Scoff B,.anJ .Advi&o,. m ..&. Ck,.i&tine :Jo,.,.i&te,. Seaefa,.'l Ck,.i& John&on :J,.ea&ul'et' Rol Smilh 30 J. Wymer �SONG: "Time For Me To Fly" FLOWER: Yellow Rose COLORS: Royal Blue and Gold MOTTO: To accomplish great things. We must not only act. but also dream. Not only plan. but also believe. "REMEMBER" Remember our elementary days so eager and full of life, Banging our knees and bumping our heads, and our Moms saying, "That's aU right." We thou ht we were so grown up. Remember our middle school yeart ... Going from class to class, the fun and the laughter, the problems and the fears. We sat in class dreaming of coming years. Now our high school yeats are over ... The memories of football games and starry-eyed dances, the new friends we've met, the tests we would rather forget, The vacations we waited for, the teachers we confided in. Our friends were the most special people we had. They were someone to talk to, shoulders to cry on, money to borrow from, Friday night movies, afternoon walks, and very private talks. Our friends mended our broken hearts and said, "Never Fear." Yes, high school days are precious, but, oh so brief, where we thought all our dreams would come true. Remember the hellos and laughter, Keep those dreams, Reflect on learning and sharing, Cry the tears of goodbyes. But it is not the end; it is a new beginning! -Dawn Brown 31 �HALL OF FAME (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (1) Doug Loveberry and Jill Faulkner, best smile (2) Randy Rumsey and Teresa Englehardt, shortest (3) Scott Brand and Chris Toth, best personality (4) DeWain DeCaire and Kelli Talbot, tallest (5) Arthur Kahaian and Amy Geishert, most likely to succeed. 32 �(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) Wally Gibson and Beth Tobols, most talkative (2) Mark Ludlow and Chris Toth , most active (3) Susan Rice and Bryan Harmon, biggest grouches (4) Scott Brand and Jill Faulkner, friendliest (5) Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney , most intelligent (6) Mike Vozar and Beth Tobolske, class cut-ups. 33 �(1) (2) (3) (4) ~ ~ (1) Amy Geishert and Arthur Kahaian, most organized; (2) Randy Rumsey and Cheryl Stephens, most gullible; (3) Kelli Talbot and Scott Brand , most artistic; (4) Tom Bean and Beth Tobolske, class flirts; (5) Todd Strane and Jill Faulkner, best looking; (6) Mike Vozar and Jill Faulkner, most dramatic. 34 �(1) (2) (3) (4) (1) Dawn Brown and John Normandin, most disorganized ; (2) Alec Legg and Beth Tobolske, rowdiest; (3) Jim Rollins and Dawn Woods, most musical; {4) Tammie Johnston and Mark Ludlow, most athletic; (5) Best all-around seniors: The entire class of 1982! (5) 35 ��~<;,\\GAN SJ4;'r ~1 1£EN ~SO L. ���JUNIORS Karen Adkins Glen Avery Lori Bailey Jerry Barnett Heather Bell Lisa Booher Rick Booher Sarah Brickey Revecca Brown Anita Cekander Chris Cekander Tammy Clark Todd Cochrane Dawn Coleman Gail Condra Cindy Connin Brett Cutler Sytze deWitte Tammy Dooley Candie Easterday Kent Falstad Diane Fidler Ruth Fulk Diane Gilbert John Goforth Mike Hagaman Kim Hagy ·AI Hamaker Mike Hard Joe Harmon Ginger Hartbarger Ken Holloway Kevin Hooley Scott Horn Denise Houck 40 �Eric Huttenlocher Diane Ingra ham Ke vin Ka iser Jackie Ka na by Chris Kline Roxann e Knapp Ron Lange Da wn Ledbetter She rri Locke Eric Marsha ll Andy Meade Gerald Mea de Tammy Me ye r Jay Milla rd Lee Millard Adam Neeley Julie Parker Kim Parke r Brent Parkinson Lloyd Paul Melissa Pierson Jamie Prince Kris Quimby Eric Rice Doug Russell Calista Sanderson Marty Sarles Wally Schultz Darla Sellers Jenny Shilling Cathy Smith Roberta Smurr Kurt Spalding Robe rt Speaker John Spragg Steve Stempien Jim Supianoski John Taylor LaRae Walker Nan Weber 41 �Scott Wilkinson Dan Will iams David Wil liams David Wilson Brent Withington Not Pictured: ''/ _, r' 42 ,. : Diana Dean Mike Dennis Norm Herman Shane Kelley Steve McCullough Sherry Poole Tony Stanton ______________ --------.~------------_:J:ef~f~S~u:ev:e:r _j �SOPHOMORES Beckie Badders Larry Barnett Valerie Beckwith Karen Bell Bob Bellew Dan Bennett Christie Betts Harold Blowers Joe Bowerman Tim Braden Tim Brown Tammy Brewer Andy Buell Don Byrd Teresa Byrd Lorie Camp Becky Cekander Scott Clifford Ron Coco Mike Cope Angie Cottman Sara Creager Julie Davis Tim Delaney Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Joel Falstad Paula Falzon Tim Finley 43 �Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Golinick Karen Gordon Tammi Green Tricia Gruner Art Hart Greg Herlan Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerlad Hinds Lewis Horn Laura Horney Karen Hosek April Jett Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson Rick Kingsbury Inez Letts Debra Lewis Lori Litwaitis Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steven Meade Michelle Miller · Steven Miller Bob Miner Mike Mitchell Mike Mocherman Lisa Moore Danny Morris Teresa Neeley Tina Nickles 44 �Kelly Norton David Ostrander Jodi Paul Bruce Pohl Melissa Powers Wayne Rehner Mike Renfro Kelly Riddle David Roberts Robyn Rubley Sue Sailor Robert Saxman Tammy Scheidler Becky Smith Stacie Smith Todd Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Julie Stayner Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Terry Stephens Kristie Strouse Kenny Teachout Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne T oth Dale Tuttle Alicia Veysey Gary Walp Mike Waterbury Lisa Watson Stacy Westfall Pam Wilber Tim Wilkinson Gale Wineland Lance Wiser Not Pictured: Mark Grigg Brian Henry Mike Lemke Jodi Rigelman 45 �FRESHMEN Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelley Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett William Blowers Toni Bowerman Tim Brockway Shari Brown Paul Butcher Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Dean DeCaire Pam Dovey Eric Dules Frank Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Tracy Forrester Lisa Gilbert Mike Gipple Jody Grigg 46 �Billie Harbaugh Wendy Harmon Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Danny Johns Teddy Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Bobby Knowles Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Scott Locke Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutterback Ed Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jim McRae Tonia Meyer Dan Meyers Cyndi Michael David Murray Margie Nave Kelli Newberry Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Willy Richards Darin Ricker JoEIIen Robson Mike Rodgers Amy Rootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka Richie Sanderson Tim Schmidt 47 �David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Ron Tesch Gordon Thomas Donna Tobolske Tina Trail Stella VanWald Kevin VandyBogurt Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood Melissa Woods Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Hank Bailey Tim Beaudin Danny Nance 48 Dennis Rigelman Brent Rodgers Randy Root �Junior Class Officers: Brent Withington - Treasurer Mrs. Lois Ingraham - Advisor Sherri Locke - Secretary Mike Hard - President Kurt Spalding - Historian Brent Parkinson - Vice President Sophomore Class Officers: Dawn Hilton - Historian Mrs. Donna Keeslar - Advisor Val Beckwith - Secreatry Rachel McRae - Vice President Michelle Sobiech - President Absent- Alicia VeyseyTreasurer Freshman Class Officers: Stephanie Wymer - Secretary Jim Luce - Treasurer Mrs. Melissa Sussex - Advisor Sherri Brown - President Absent - Jody Grigg - Vice President 49 �QUINCY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS In 1960, Elwood Larsen, the superintendent at that time , said, " Good schools cost money , but cheap schools prove very expensive over a period of time in terms of proper development of youth." With that in mind, the high school was constructed at a cost of · $1,425,000. As present day students at Quincy High School, we are grateful for the foresight of the 1959-60 School Board. On this the 20th anniversary of the school 's dedication , much pride is taken in our school and the traditions surrounding it. (1) (2) (3) (1) Quincy High School was built in 1961 and dedicated February 4, 1962; (2) The Middle School was built in 1931 and the Vocational Wing was added in 1954; (3) Jennings Elementary School was built in 1954. The first addition was built in 1961 and the second in 1969. During the summer of 1981, new windows were installed for energy conservation; (4) The Athletic Field was built in 1969, and is one of the finest in Southern Michigan. (Aerial photo courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Longhini.) (4) 50 �BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President The student body wishes to thank the 1981-82 School Board and the Quincy Community for their support during the year. As Seniors, we are also grateful to the School Board members of the past thirteen years and the Quincy Community for the support that we have received during these years. As John F. Kennedy said, " Our progress as a nation can be no swifter than our progress in education." Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Peter Talbot Trustee I 51 �ADMINISTRATION 52 Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. �SECRET ARIES (1) Mrs. Carolyn Natusch, High School Secretary; (2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant, and Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary; (3) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor's Secretary; (4) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; (5) Mrs. Sandra Price, Elementary Secretary; (6) Mrs: Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. (1) (3) (2) (4) 53 �QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 54 Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies .Mr. Mike Bodkins School Psychologist Mrs . Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ. M.S .L. Librarian Mrs . Victoria Budd Weste rn Mich. Univ ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ ., B.M.E. Instrume ntal Music Mr . Martin Chard Western Mich. Univ ., M.A. Social Stdies Mr . Charles Cook Weste rn Mich. Univ ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Western Mich . Univ ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher �Mr. John Dogan Central Mich. Univ ., B.S. Phys. Ed . and Shop Mr: Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine.Forrister Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mrs . Joanne Longhini Central Mich. Univ ., B.A. English Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Ms. Mary Ann McAree Central Mich. Univ ., B.A. Art Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Gree n Univ ., M. Ed . Guidance Counselor 55 �56 Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University , B.S. Typing Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, M.S. Biology Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ ., M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ. , M.A. Agriculture Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State Univ. , M.A. English Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ ., M.A. Science �iP Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Aide Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Aide Library Aide " .I . -I Mr. Randy Showerman Student Teacher Agriculture Mr. Dan Batchelor Student Teacher Agriculture Mr. Randy Judd Student Teacher Agriculture Foreign Exchange Student Sytze deWitte- Workum, Netherlands Sytze stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Higbea 57 �TRANSPORTATION, HOT LUNCH AND CUSTODIAL STAFF TRANSPORTATION STAFF: Top Left: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage. Top Right: Mrs. Rose Borgert. Bottom: Mrs. Joan Matz, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mrs. Joyce Riddle, Mr. Clarence Walters, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mr. Pat Moraniec, Mrs. Martha Bowen , Mrs . Verita Delcamp, Mrs. Imorean (Mickey) Rubley, Mrs. Ann Ewers, Mr. Raymond Riddle, Mrs. Georgia Handy, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack. Not Pictured: Mr. William Laurell, Mrs. Linda Meyers, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson. 58 �HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF: Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Supervisor Ms. Alberta Todd, Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Alice Weber, Mrs. Barb Rice . HIGH SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Supervisor Mr. Ed Smith, Mr. Greg Kochendorfer, Mr. Rick Gardner. ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF: Mrs. Sue Hand , Mrs. Winifred Marsh, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Virginia Taylor. ELEMENTARY CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. Not Pictured: Mr. Jim Urig. 59 �STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council at Quincy is comprised of officers, who were elected by the student body, and representatives and alternates, who were elected by their respective homerooms _ This group governs the student body and serves as a link between the students and faculty and administration. The Council was active with Homecoming, Magazine Drive, Donut Days, Oriole Week, Assemblies, Trike Race and Tug of War. The Student Council sponsored the new computer, a first at Quincy, which is a source of pride for many students. Students who have worked with this computer have found it to be a fascinating and educational experience. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Front: Chris Johnson, Parliamentarian; Chris Toth, President; Jill Faulkner, Secretary. Back: Sherri Locke, Treasurer; Mr. Mitchell, Advisor; David Finley, Vice President. 60 �STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Front: Rob Smith, Brad Parrish , Mark Ludlow , Michelle Sobiech , Tom Bean, Melissa Woods, Erica Arnold . Back: Mike Hard , Tim Brown, Bart Marshall , Art Kahaian , Bre nt Pa rkinson, Kelly Johnson, Brent Withington , Mike Gipple. Not Pictured: Lisa Booher. : ' -~: " . ;. ·--~~ ~~"'1-~"1 STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES: Front: Lisa Hickok, Diane Ingraham, Tammy Meyer, Tammy Clark, Rachel McRae, Lori Dobson. Back: Lance Wiser, Kenny Kurtz, Jim Burge, Jim Supianoski, Todd Schmidt, Alec Legg, Karime Cariuty, Dawn Waligora, Jill Philippy, April Jett. 61 �FUND RAISERS The Student Council is funded mainly by its annual Magazine Drive and Wednesday Donut Days. (1) Chris Toth and Kelli Talbot sell a donut to Danny Nance; (2) Tina Briggs, a 6th grader, won the top prize in the Magazine Drive drawing; (3) Mr. Mitchell congratulates Marty Sarles for being the Top Salesman. Marty's sales totaled $308.42; (4) Top Ten Magazine Salesmen besides Marty were: Stacy Westfall, Scott Clifford, Kevin Vandy Bogurt, Jim Burge, Carmella Hamaker, Dawn Waligora, Kelli Newberry , Kathy Herman and Ron Coco. 62 �STUDENT COUNCIL ACTIVITIES ARE FUN! (1) Deana Thomas can't seem to put her arm down during Hypnotist Assembly; (2) Andy Buell won bubble gum blowing contest; (3) April Jett tries to win pie ea ting contest; (4) Because his homeroom was tops in magazine sales, Teddy Kahaian participates in " Hamburger Eatoff"; (5) Ron Lange and Eric Rice dressed up for " Almost Anything Goes Day ." 63 �QUINCY BAND SEES CHANGE Page 64: (1) and (2) Quincy Marching Band. (3) Flag Corps Co-Captain Diane Ingraham, Band Director Mark Burgess, Drum Major Kurt Spalding, Flag Corps Co-Captain LaRae Walker. Page 65: (1) Pep Band. (2) Practicing in Band. (3) Pep Band. (4) Band Officers: Becky Smith, Secretary; Renee Matz, President and Librarian; Diane Ingraham, Treasl!rer; Bart Marshall, Vice President; Michelle Miller, Assistant Librarian. (5) Flag Corps: Front: Co-Captain Diane Ingraham, Co-Captain Sarah Brickey. Back: JoEllen Robson, Jill Philippy, Rachel McRae, Jodi Paul, Pam Stark, Kelly Riddle , Dawn Hilton, Dawn Waligora. 64 �65 �66 CLARINETS: Front: Kris Quimby, Dawn Woods. Middle: Sandy Shoup, Jeff Suever, Lorie Camp. Back: Kim Hagy , Eric Huttenlocher. LOW BRASS AND LOW REEDS: Front: Stella VanWald, Michelle Miller, James McRae . Back: LaRae Walker, Kelly Riddle , Deena Dowker. Not Pictured: Danny Nance. CLARINETS: Front: Bernina Rossetter, Beckie Badders , Susan Engelhardt. Middle: Laura Horney, Jennifer Dobson. Back : Dawn Hilton, David Geiman , David Ostrander. FLUTES: Front: Tonya Meyer, Teresa Engelhardt, Jackie Kanaby. Middle : Becky Smith, Jill Philippy, JoEllen Robson . Back: Rachel McRae, Val Beckwith, Pam Stark , Tina Nickles. Not Pictured: Tammy Johnson, Melissa Powers, Jodi Paul. �TROMBONES: Front: Renee Matz , Michelle Fillmore. Back: Kevin Hooley , David Karney, Trevor Mast. PERCUSSION: Front: Bart Marshall, Kristy Hutchins. Back: Tim Brockway, Stephanie Wymer, Tammy McMichael, Mike Mitchell. Not Pictured: Bob Knowles. SAXOPHONES: Front: Denise Houck , Brian Preston. Middle: Teddy Kahaian, Steve Miller, Paula Falzon. Back: Melissa Woods, Diane Ingraham, Dawn Waligora , Brad Parrish. Not Pictured: Lisa Lyons. TRUMPETS AND FRENCH HORNS: Front: Shawna Walters, Sarah Brickey, Kurt Spalding. Middle: Lori Dobson, Candie Kaiser, Erica Arnold . Back: Roxanne Knapp, James Rollins, Bob Miner. Not Pictured: Tim Brown and Calista Sanderson. 67 �FFA ... GROWING FOR AMERICA MEMBERS: Front: Todd Cochrane, Denise Laurell, Mike Hard, Gregg Saunders, Bart Marshall, Lloyd Paul. Second Row: Kevin VandyBogurt, Mike Gipple, Willy Richards, Ginger Hartbarger, Lonnie Laurie, Brad Parrish, Scott Locke , Art Hart, Lisa Gilbert , Dena Stempien. Third Row : J enny Shilling, Robert Saxman, Tim Delaney, Denny Higbee, Tim Braden, Mike Waterbury, Brian Marshall , Randy Rumsey, Eric Dules. Back: Advisor Mr. Charles Synder, David Spalding, Bob Miner, David Donbrock, Kevin Kaiser, Andy Buell, Doug Marsh , Brent Goforth , Eric Marshall , Jay Millard. CHAPTER OFFICERS: Denise Laurell, Treasurer; Bart Marshall, Secretary; Mike Hard , Vice President; Gregg Saunders, President ; Todd Cochrane, Reporter; Lloyd Paul, Sentinel; Mr. Charles Snyder, Advisor. Mike Hard a lso served as Region I Treasurer for 1981-82. CHAPTER AWARDS: Proficiency - Tim Braden, Denny Higbee, Brent Goforth , Mike Hard , Bart Marshall, Brian Marshall, Alan Merchant , Lloyd Paul; Star Greenhand - Jay Millard; Star Farmer Bart Marshall; Star Agribusiness - Denise Laurell; Leadership Mike Hard; Greenhand Scholarship - David Spalding; Scholarship Mike Ha rd . 68 �State Tractor Handling Contest - Brian Marshall - 2nd Place. District FFA Leadership Contest: Parliamentary Procedure - Silver: Jay Millard, Dena Stempien, Brad Parrish, Eric Dules, Art Hart, Ed Marsh, Lonnie Laurie; Extemporaneous Speaking - Gold: Mike Hard; Demonstration - Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden, Kevin Kaiser; Ag Forum: Denny Higbee, Dave Donbrock, Tim Delaney, Robert Saxman, Bob Miner, Andy Buell; Job Interview: Brent Goforth; Greenhand Public Speaking: David Spalding. Regional FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration - Silver, 3rd Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden, Kevin Kaiser. State Farmer Degrees: Calvin Shilling, Denise Laurell. State Proficiency Award Winners: Sheep - Denise Laurell, Silver; Agricultural Sales and Service - Calvin Shilling and Denise Laurell, Silver. Ag Electrification - Todd Cochrane, Gold - State Winner. Outstanding Junior Award Winners: Mike Hard, Todd Cochrane. Regional Farmer Award Agribusiness: Denise Laurell - Gold, 1st Place Calvin Shilling, Ginger Hartbarger. Production Agriculture: Mike Hard, Lloyd Paul, Kevin Kaiser, Todd Cochrane, Brent Goforth. State FFA Skills Contest - Dairy Judging - Gold Award: Brian Marshall, Eric Marshall, Lonnie Laurie; Crops Judging - Gold Award Mike Waterbury, Andy Buell, Bob Miner. National Sheep Proficiency Award Winner: Tom Marshall. National Convention Kansas City; David Donbrock, Tim Delaney, Ginger Hartbarger, Brent Goforth, Kevin Kaiser, Bart Marshall. (Photos of harvest courtesy Bud Barnes.) 69 �FRENCH CLUB The French Club's activities for 1981-1982 include flowergram sales, a successfully received French dinner in February, and going to see "The Little Prince" by Antoine De Saint-Exupery in the fall. Members include: Front: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Karen Karney, Diane Ingraham, Darla Sellers, Dawn Hilton, Melissa Woods, and Jimmy Luce. Middle: Paula Falzon, Nan Weber, Shawna Walters, Lisa Lyons, and Steve Miller. Back: Sarah Brickey, Rachel McRae, Sheri Locke, Gail Wineland, Patty Lutterbeck, and Becky Badders. Not Pictured are Jodi Paul and Amy Geishert. Officers include: Front: Nan Weber, French I Representative; Mrs. Diann Sattler, Advisor; Diane Ingraham, Treasurer. Back: Rachel McRae, Secretary; Sarah Brickey, Vice-President; Sheri Locke, Social Activities Director. Not pictured was Amy Geishert, President. 70 �Q.S.P.A. The Quincy Society for the Performing Arts members include: Front: Diane Fidler, Calista Sanderson, Kim Hagy, Tammy Meyer, Paula Falzon, Lisa Booher, Tammy Clark, Melissa Woods, Tonya Meyer, Shawna Walters. Back: Jennifer Dobson, JoEllen Robson, Diane Ingraham, Brent Withington, Eric Huttenlocher, Jim Rollins, Brent Parkinson, Rob Smith, and Advisor Mr. Walczak. Not pictured are Stephanie Wymer, Sarah Brickey, and Jill Philippy. Officers are President Brent Parkinson, Vice-President Sarah Brickey, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Ingraham. 71 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS 11 On May 10, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted eleven members. The introduction of the inductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. The speaker for the ceremony was Mr. Frank Parkinson Jr. who graduated from QHS in 1978. He received his Bachelor of Arts Pre-Law Degree from Alma College in 1982. MEMBERS: Front: Tammie Johnston, Diane Ingraham, Penny Wygant, Tina Hand, Dawn Woods, Lorri Gruner, Tammy Meyer, Gail Condra, Kim Stempien, Advisor Mr. Spalding. Middle: Jim Shafer, Linda Allen, Karen Karney, Lisa Hickok, Jill Faulkner, Dave Finley, Tom Bean. Back: Arthur Kahaian, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Todd Strane. NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1982: Front: Paula Falzon, Lori Dobson, Lynn DesJardins, Nan Weber, John Taylor, Chris Toth. Back: Alicia Veysey, Sue Sailor, Rachel McRae, Tammy Johnson, Karen Hosek. OFFICERS: Page 73: Center Left: President Arthur Kahaian, Treasurer Dave Finley, Secretary Karen Karney, Vice President Mark Ludlow. 72 �73 �VARSITY CLUB MEMBERS: Front: Tom Bean, Todd Strane, Jim Burge, Doug Riegel, Art Kahaian, Dave Finley, Rowdy Gibson, Mark Ludlow, Tom Loveberry. Second Row: Val Beckwith, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Dawn Woods, Chris Toth, Tamr ::e Johnston, Lisa Hickok, Chris Johnson, Lynn DesJardins, Diane Fidler. Third Row: Dave Sobiech, Doug Loveberry, Tina Hand, Kelly Talbot, Pam Loose, Scott Brand. Fourth Row: Denny Higbee, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Amy Geishert, Dawn Brown, John Normandin, Ken Holloway, Scott Lutterbeck. Fifth Row: Jay Millard, Rob Smith, Jim Supianoski. Back: Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Mike Hagaman. OFFICERS: Sergeant at Arms Wally Gibson, President Mark Ludlow, Vice President Scott Brand, Treasurer Art Kahaian, Secretary Jill Faulkner. 74 �The Varsity Club was busy serving the school and community through various projects. Members collected money at sporting events. Twenty-three members participated in a CPR Clinic. As part of their initiation new members had to sing the school song to old members in order to find their " Varsity Q ." As fund raising projects the club sponsored the " hoopshoot" and sold " Oriole Hats." At the end of the school year the members voted for a male and female " athlete of the year." Members also chose two seniors to be recipients of the Varsity Club Scholarships. Bottom Left: Advisor Chuck Cook undertook the hugh task of updating and replacing the sports team pictures in the Multiplex Display in the gym lobby. . 75 �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT OFFICERS: Front: Co-chairperson Amy Geishert, Secretary Karen Karney, Chaplain Alicia Veysey. Middle: Treasurer Chris Johnson and Promotions Chairman Scott Brand. Back: Promotions Chairman Dave Sobiech, Parliamentarian Tom Bean, and Co-chairperson John Normandin. Not Pictured is Chaplain Lori Bailey. MEMBERS: Front: Julie Davis, Kelli Norton, Stephanie Wymer, Karen Karney, Chris Johnson, Rachel McRae, Sarah Brickey, Ted Kahaian, David Karney, Michelle Sobiech, Brent Withington, Brent Parkinson, Gail Condra, Robyn Rubley, Tim Brown, Dawn Ledbetter, Erica Arnold, and Advisors Gary Male and Brent Veysey. Middle: Linda Allen, Tracy Sanderson, Nan Weber, Tammy Clark, Lorri Gruner, Diane Fidler, Lori Bailey, Jill Faulkner, Lynn DesJardins, Michelle Fillmore, and JoEllen Robson. Back: Diane Ingraham, David Sobiech, Scott Brand, Wally Gibson, Arthur Kahaian, Doug Loveberry, Tom Bean, Gregg Saunders, Tim Wilkinson, Mike Waterbury, Sue Sailor, Tammy Johnson, Michelle Miller, Pam Stark, Kurt Spalding, and Joel Falstead. 76 �In April, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 34th Annual Youth Legislature at the state capitol building in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was Pre-Legislature, held at the Kalamazoo YMCA in November. At Pre-Leg , Amy Geishert, Tom Bean, Scott Brand, Karen Karney, and Alicia Veysey obtained the offices of Governor, Lt. Governor, Clerk of the House, member of Governor's Cabinet, and Chaplain, respectively. Only the govern6r candidate had to compete at the state level. At the state legislature, members participated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate chambers. Youth in Government is a completely rewarding and educational experie nce; it is a program which contributes greatly to the development of the leaders of tomorrow. Also, during the spring, the club sells concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia "with a magic all its own." MICHIGAN YMCA fOUTH IN GOVERNMEN. 77 ���A HOMECOMING TO REMEMBER (1) (2) (1)KING AND .QUEEN CANDIDATES: Chris Toth, Chris Johnson, Tammie Johnston, Jill Faulkner, Lisa Hickok, Jim Burge, Scott Brand, Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane; (2) Scott Brand just found out that he was voted Homecoming King. (3) 1981 Homecoming Queen Jill Faulkner and her father , Jack Faulkner. This year's Homecoming Theme was "Cartoons." The Seniors chose "Tarzan," the Juniors chose "Mighty Mouse," the Sophomores chose "Popeye," and the Freshmen chose "Captain Caveman." After some tough competition, the Seniors won the pep jug. 80 (3) �(2) (1) (4) (3) (1) John Normandin was a perfect "10" in the Senior skit; (2) Dave Sobiech accepts the pep jug for the Senior Class from Dave Finley, Student Council Vice President; (3) The Sophomores' First Prize float ; (4) Dawn Brown and Jim Supianoski enjoy dancing to the music of Gary Allen at the Homecoming dance. (5) Remember how the momentary snow shower added to the excitement of our 33-6 victory over Concord. (5) 81 �(1) (3) (5) (4) (6) (1) Enthusiasm pours out for " Punk Rock Day." (2) Rowdy Gibson won the "sexiest legs" contest; (3) Students cheer during the afternoon pep assembly; (4) Football players proudly ring their bell; (5) Seniors show their school spirit during afternoon parade; (6) Remember how fierce the wind was while the Seniors were putting the finishing touches on their float? 82 �INGRAHAM AND RURKA ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to QHS bowlers as follows: TOP TEAM: Sandy Shoup, Deana Thomas, Anita Cekander, Jim McRae, Amy Hammond. Diane Ingraham and Brad Rurka won high game trophies with 160 and 213 respectively. Diane and Brad also won high series with 307 and 350. Michelle Fillmore and Kevin Hooley were selected as the most improved bowlers. THE TEAM: Front: Diane Ingraham, Darlene Kling , Cheryl Stephens, Amy Gay , Michelle Craig, Michell e Fillmore, Pam Stark, Connie Ebert, Danny Nance. Middle : Kent Falstad, Debbie Thomas, Pam Wilber, David Donbrock, T eddy Kahaian , J oEllen Robson, Scott Locke, Scott Peterson. Back : Mike Mitchell, Tracy Forrester, Jim McRae, Eric Dules, David Karney, Terry Stephens, Tim Berry, Doug Finley, Brent Rodgers, and Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini. 83 �UTBU On the nights of November 13 and 14, 1981, the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts presented UTBU (Unhealthy to be Unpleasant). This wacky farce featured Mike Vozar as a faded actor attempting a murderous comeback and Jim Rollins as an operative for UTBU , a_nd organization which rewards the good and explodes (with cleverly disguised bombs) the wicked. The play by James Kirkwood (author of A Chorus Line) also featured Melissa Woods as the actor's klutzy niece , Kim Hagy as the actor's addlepated and frequently inebriated mother, Dawn Woods, Kurt Spalding, Diane Ingraham, Tonya Meyer, and Rob Smith. Eric Huttenlocher, Sarah Brickey, and Brent Parkinson coordinated the backstage operations. The production was directed by Mr. Christopher Walczak, and was his twenty-second production at QHS. 84 �85 �·oRIOLE WEEK MEMORIES Page 86: (1) Oriole Week festivities ended with the crowning of Lori Bailey as Miss Oriole and Tom Bean as Mr. Oriole; (2) Tom Bean, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane in the four legged race; (3) Tom Bean and Jill Faulkner pass an orange in the orange passing contest; (4) Dawn Brown catches an egg during the egg toss; (5) Miss and Mr. Oriole candidates: Brad Parrish, Lori Dobson, Keli Cutler, Kent Falstad, Terrie Ditton, Tom Bean, Kelli Talbot, Jim Supianoski, Val Beckwith, Joel Falstad, Diane Fidler, Dave Finley, Lori Bailey, Rob Smith, Brent Parkinson, Cyndi Michael. Page 87: (1) Senior girls in the saucer pull; (2) Candy bar eating contest; (3) Tom Bean rings the victory bell; (4) Karime Cariuty can't believe she ate the whole pie; (5) The saucer pull was won by the Super Sophomores of '84; (6) Jim Burge blows a bubble in the bubble gum blowing contest. (2} 86 (4} (3} (5} �(2) (1) (4) (5) (3) 87 �(1) (3) (2) (4) (1) This is how Terry Stephens and Rob Smith dressed up for "Almost Anything Goes Day"; (2) "Luddy Buddy" leads us in a cheer; (3) Sophomores show off their Crazy Hats and Crazy Ties; (4) Steve Stempien should have been in movies; (5) What hams these guys are! • 88 (5) �SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION QUIZ BOWL: Front: Advisor Mr. Chris Walczak , Karen Karney , Diane Ingraham , Tammy Meye r, Missy Pierson , Jim Shafer. Back: Teddy Kahaian , Art Kahaian , Dave Sobiech, Advisor Mrs. Diann Sattler, Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon. ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS PARTICIPANTS: Front: Jill Faulkner, Lisa Hickok , Linda Allen , Lori Dobson, Tammy Johnson , Tricia Gruner , Lorri Gruner. Middle : Advisor Mrs. Sandra Newell , Dawn Woods, Carime Cariuty, Diane Ingraham, Gail Condra, Julie Davis, Michelle Sobiech. Back: Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych, Sue Sailor, Kim Stempien, Art Kahaian, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Jim Shafer. Not Pictured : LuAnne Tessin. 89 �13th YEAR FOR PROJECT CHRISTMAS Thirty-two families in Branch County had a Merry Christmas due to the efforts of the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Scott Brand and Jill Faulkner served as co-chairpersons, Karen Karney served as secretary and Todd Strane as Treasurer. The com· mittee chairpersons were: Tom Bean, promotions and donations; Pam Loose, routing; Lorri Gruner, food; Beth Tobolske, clothing; Wally Gib· son, toy repair; and Susan Rice , wrapping. Mr. Veysey and Mr. Chard served as advisors. · Other members of the class include : Lori Bailey, Lisa Booher, Diane Fidler, David Finley, Amy Geishert, Rowdy Gibson, Larry Harbaugh, Arthur Kahaian, Doug Loveberry, Lee Mi llard , Missy Pierson, Keith Pohl , Eric Rice, Doug Riegel , Gregg Saunders, Dave Sobiech, Steve Stempien, Michael Vozar, and Penny Wygant. 90 �91 �TERESA LUTTERBECK CROWNED On February 6 Teresa Lutterbeck was chosen as the 1982 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Sherri Locke was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Dawn Brown was voted 2nd RunnerUp and Miss Congeniality. 92 �1982 TIP-UP QUEEN TIP-UP CONTESTANTS ON PAGE 92: Dawn Woods, Sherri Locke, Beth Tobolske , Roxie Knapp, Teresa Ledbetter, Teresa Lutterbeck, Diane Gilbert, Dawn Brown, Susan Rice, Tammy Clark, Cathy Smith, Lisa Booher, Julie Parker. 93 �SUPER SENIORS OVERALL CHAMPS! The Juniors captured first place in the trike race. The Junior boys' team of Todd Cochrane, Brett Cutler, Kent Falstad, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Ken Holloway, John Taylor and Brent Withington set a new record in the 880 relay with a time of 3:46.8. Rob Smith won the boys' 100 yard drag with a record setting time of 21.6 and Beth Tobolske set a new record in the girls' 100 yard drag with a time of 23.8. The Sophomore girls won the girls' tug of war and the Senior boys won the boys' tug of war for the 4th year in a row. A new event this year was the co-ed lightweight tug of war competition. The Seniors won this event. The Pibb Ball game was won by the Senior boys and the Freshman girls. Final standings were: Seniors - 1st Place; Juniors - 2nd Place; Freshmen - 3rd Place and Sophomores - 4th Place. The Seniors' victory was in part due to the fact that the Juniors shared their trike after the Seniors' trike died. Good job Juniors! 94 �95 �96 �COMPUTER CLUB OFFICERS: Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Secretary Dawn Waligora, Vice President Tammy Clark, Treasurer Jay Millard, President Steve Stempien. Members of the newest club in school: Front : David Geiman, Harold Blowers, Tim Brockway, David Karney , Greg Herlan, David Ostrander. Second Row: Wally Gibson , Jay Millard, Steve Stempien, Dave Sobiech, Mark Ludlow, Tom Bean, David Finley, Todd Cochrane , Paul Butcher . Third Row : Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Stephanie Wymer, Karen Karney , Amy Geishert, Michelle Fillmore, Pam Stark, Diane Ingraham, JoEIIen Robson , Erica Arnold, Dawn Waligora, Tammy Clark, Sarah Brickey, Lorri Gruner. Fourth Row: Karime Cariuty, Tina Hand, Dawn Woods, Mike Mitchell, Kenny Kurtz, Alec Legg, Steve McCullough, John Normandin, Eric Huttenlocher, Art Kahaian, Jill Faulkner. Back : Rob Smith, Kent Falstad, Brad Parrish. 97 �ICE CASTLES "Ice Castles" (Through the Eyes of Love) was the theme of the 1982 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Potawatomi Inn at Pokagon State Park on May 29, 1982. Music by Gary Allen of WLKI and the beautiful scenic setting added to an enjoyable evening for all. 98 �99 �FIFTY-FIVE RECEIVE AWARDS I I( ~· f HUZZA! ./ . •k Senior Honors Night was held June 7 with Arthur Kahaian, president of the Class of 1982 acting as master of ceremonies. The QHS Class of 1982 is indeed a rare class; they have excelled in academics, athletics, and have developed positive character and leadership qualities . The faculty , the entire high school, and the community as a whole are very proud of the QHS Class of 1982. Arthur Kahaian was presented with the Physics award, the Advanced Math award was given to Lorri Gruner, and two English awards were given to Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney . Jim Rollins and Mike Vozar were presented with Drama awards, Denise Laurel! was given an Agricultural award, and Rowdy Gibson was given an Industrial Arts award. Renee Matz was presented with the John Philip Sousa award, and Dawn Woods was given the Director's Award. Terrie Ditton and Mike Vozar were given Senior Edition awards. The following yearbook awards were given: Wally Gibson, head photographer; Deana Thomas, most valuable staff worker; David Finley, sports editor; Karen Karney , editor. The Citizenship Award was presented to Amy Geishert. The DAR Good Citizen Award for 1981-82 was presented to Karen Karney; the DAR Good Citizen Award for 1981-82 was presented to David Finley. Attendence awards were given to Teresa Englehardt. Arthur Kahaian, and Randy Rumsey . American Outstanding Service Awards were given to Arthur Kahaian and Karen Karney . Boys' State awards were given to David Finley and Mark Ludlow; Girls' State awards were given to Jill Faulkner and Christian Toth. Varsity club Athletes of the Year were Tammy Johnston and Mark Ludlow. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was presented to Amy Geishert and the Phillip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Scott Brand. Four year sports awards were given to: Todd Schmidt and Todd Strane, golf; Tom Bean and David Finley , cross country; Alec Legg, Gregg Saunders, and Brent Whitney , wrestling; Amy Geishert, Tammy Johnston, and Pam Loose, girls' track; David Finley, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, and Bryan Wymer, boys' track; Lisa Hickok and Tracy Sanderson, cheer leading. Throughout the evening various scholarships were presented. A new scholarship was the Carousel Portrait Studio Scholarship. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Linda Allen, Tom Bean, Scott Brand, Dawn Brown, Jill Faulkner, David Finley, Amy Geishert, Wally Gibson, Tina Hand, Lisa Hickok, Kevin Hosek, Chris Johnson, Tammy Johnston, Arthur Kahaian, Karen Karney, Alec Legg, Denise Laurel!, Mark Ludlow, Melody McConnell, John Normandin , Keith Pohl , Sue Rice, Doug Riegel, Tracy Sanderson, Jim Shafer, Dave Sobiech, Kim Stempien, Todd Strane, LuAnne Tessin, Christian Toth, Mike Vozar, and Dawn Woods. 100 �101 �ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS The one hundred second annual commencement exercises of QHS were held June 11, 1982 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Processional and recessional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the . exercises: Tina Hand, Invocation; David Finley, Welcome; Lorri Gruner, Ciass Poem; Mark Ludlow, Presentation of Class Gift; Arthur Kahaian, Charge to Class; Karen Karney, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff, 102 Jill Faulkner, Appreciation to Parents; David Sobiech, Appreciation to Community; Kim Stempien, Introduction of Speaker; Amy Geishert, Benediction. . The commencement address was given by State Senator Harry A. DeMaso, followed by the presentation of the class by Mr. Richard Spalding, Principal, the confirmation of diplomas by Mr. Leon Parrish, President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent. �"I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today" - William Allen White 103 ��SPORTS �GOLF Quincy 195 195 181 175 168 168 169 173 172 186 168 216 183 214 171 171 158 157 155 180 172 238 157 191 184 180 165 183 Opponent Coldwater OT Jonesville Union City OT Concord Homer Bronson Springport Jonesville OT Coldwater Union City Bronson Homer Concord Springport VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 43 60 Hillsdale 73 45 Litchfield 65 48 Jonesville 38 48 Athens 70 60 Union City 62 60 Addison 62 54 Reading 60 53 Homer 45 56 Concord 64 72 Bronson 73 64 Springport 58 49 Jonesville 78 61 Union City 65 60 Reading 77 55 Homer 61 71 Concord 72 68 Springport OT 63 53 Athens 73 62 Union City 62 57 Bronson OT 63 65 Jonesville JV FOOTBALL Opponent 2 Bronson 22 Jonesville 0 Athens 0 Union City 0 Reading 18 Homer 12 Concord 12 Springport Quincy 6 SCOREBOARD 8 20 26 12 8 33 32 VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 42 0 Bronson 35 0 Jonesville 39 13 Athens 26 8 Union City 41 8 Reading 14 Homer 21 33 6 Concord 56 6 Springport 0 28 Columbia Central 106 JVBASEBALL Quincy Opponent Bronson 5 8 Union City 5 11 2 7 Coldwater Hillsdale 15 2 Bronson 1 15 7 10 Union City 14 3 Tekonsha 8 3 Hillsdale Quincy 22 51 57 18 22 43 42 34 34 39 33 36 24 45 14 49 63 12 24 51 61 6 52 24 WRESTLING Opponent Jonesville Athens Union City Homer Concord Springport Hillsdale Bronson White Pigeon Michigan Center Bellevue Lansing Christian Quincy Invitational Addison 9th of 9 5th of 17 Clinton Constantine 4th of 8 GIRLS' Quincy 20 34 30 20 42 8 26 14 27 23 \. 33 16 18 7 24 15 35 30 10 31 25 18 34 14 28 24 31 33 17 8 38 12 34 21 20 23 JV BASKETBALL Opponent Bronson Union City Camden Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Litchfield Concord Springport Jonesville Athens Union City Reading Homer Concord Springport �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent Quincy 41 36 Bronson 40 28 White Pigeon 43 28 Camden 47 33 Jonesville 33 27 Athens 30 34 Union City 39 35 Reading 32 49 Homer 41 50 Litchfield 57 36 Concord 49 53 Springport 43 24 Jonesville 50 45 Athens 55 42 Union City 53 39 Reading 37 49 Homer 61 49 Concord 50 35 Springport 33 17 Bronson GIRLS' TRACK Opponent Quincy 86 37 Coldwater 85 38 Bronson 113 10 Litchfield 71 52 Jonesville 68 55 Athens 86 37 Union City Reading 76 47 79 44 Homer 88 34 Concord 93V2291h Springport JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Jonesville Springport 0 2 1 2 Union City 1 2 Athens 0 2 Concord Springport 0 2 0 2 Reading 0 2 Jonesville 0 2 Athens 2 Homer 0 0 2 Union City 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 0 2 Concord BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent 93 39 Coldwater 108 24 Bronson 83 49 Litchfield 112¥219¥2 Jonesville 103 29 Athens 109 23 Union City 94¥237¥2 Reading 101 30 Homer 106 26 Concord 98 34 Springport JV Quincy 38 45 34 23 46 51 38 36 39 58 34 29 36 31 47 56 26 47 23 31 51 58 40 34 26 42 36 39 49 52 31 57 56 43 40 58 BASKETBALL Opponent Hillsdale Litchfield Jonesville Athens Union City Addison Reading Homer Concord Bronson Springport Jonesville Union City Reading Homer Concord Springport Athens CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 19 44 Springport 41 17 Concord 21 38 Union City 28 29 Reading 40 Jonesville 21 Quincy Invitational 11th of 21 Mattawan Greenhills 3rd of 7 Centreville 4th of 12 Springport 6th of 10 Hillsdale College 2nd of 8 Union City 4th of 11 5th of 11 Vicksburg VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Opponent Quincy 2 Jonesville 0 Springport 2 0 Union City 0 2 0 2 Athens 0 2 Concord Springport 1 2 2 1 Reading 2 1 Jonesville 0 2 Athens 0 2 Homer 2 1 Union City 2 Colon 0 1 2 Bronson 1 Burr Oak 2 1 Tekonsha 2 Reading 1 2 2 Homer 1 1 Litchfield 1 0 2 Centreville 0 2 Hillsdale 2 0 Pennfield 1 2 Concord 2 Galesburg-Augusta 0 VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 10 6 Bronson 21 10 Athens 10 Union City 4 Reading 12 4 3 2 Homer 4 2 Concord 2 Springport 6 2 4 Jonesville 12 5 Jonesville 4 1 Bronson 1 11 Michigan Center 9 10 Athens 2 7 Union City 19 1 Reading 9 3 Homer 8 4 Concord 1 4 White Pigeon 4 Springport 8 107 �ALL CONFERENCE STARS (2} 108 �(2) (1) (3) Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first places in conference meets. Page 108: (1) Golf Todd Strane, Tim Schmidt, and Cross Country - Dave Roberts; (2) Girls' Basketball - Jill Faulkner, Dawn Brown and Gail Condra; (3) Wrestling - Brent Whitney and Steve McCullough; (4) Boys' Basketball - John Taylor and Todd Strane; (5) Girls' Track - Pam Loose and Tammie Johnston. Page 109: (1) Football - Jim Supianoski; Mark Ludlow, Doug Loveberry, Alec Legg, Tom Loveberry and Steve Hinds; (2) Volleyball Linda Allen; (3) Baseball - Mark Ludlow, Doug Loveberry and Todd Strane; (4) Boys' Track - Alec Legg , Dave Roberts, Brett Cutler, Andy Richards, Jim Supianoski, Mark Ludlow, Bryan Wymer and Todd Strane. The Q.H.S. Girls and Boys won the Big 8 Conference All Sports Trophies in 1981-82. The boys won the trophy for the 3rd year in a row . (4) 109 �CHEERLEADERS' ENTHUSIASM (1) VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Bottom Row: Cathy Smith, Tammy Clark, Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Lisa Hickok. Second Row : Dawn Ledbetter, Chris Toth. Top: Tracy Sanderson; (2) VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: (Top to Bottom) Cathy Smith, Lisa Hickok, Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Tracy Sanderson, Dawn Ledbetter, Tammy Clark, Chris Toth; (3) J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: (L to R) Tammy Johnson, Lorie Camp, Amy Rootes, Becky Smith, Dawn Waligora. 110 �LEADS THE WAY! (1) Mr. Ludlow leads the fans with his cheer "Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight, Fight, Fight! (2) Volunteer Advisor S&ndi Price; (3) J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Top to Bottom: Becky Smith, Tammy Johnson, Lorie Camp, Tina Trail, Dawn Waligora; (4) Varsity Skit . 111 �''BIG 8'' CHAMPS For the first time since 1949 the Quincy Varsity Football Team went undefeated during Conference Play . The Orioles captured the 1981 "Big 8" Football Crown with their awesome ground attack. The team, 8-1 for the season easily outdistanced everybody in the "Big 8" Conference and narrowly missed a playoff berth when they dropped their final contest to Brooklyn Columbia Central. Mark Ludlow's gain of 331 yards during the game against Union City set a school and conference record and was one of the top performances in the state's history. Members of the "Orange Crush" team received post season awards as follows : Team's Most Valuable Lineman: Alec Legg, Team's Most Valuable Back: Mark Ludlow, Team's Most Improved Player Award: Brad Rurka . 1st Team All Conference: Steve Hinds, Alec Legg, Doug Loveberry, Tom Loveberry, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski; 2nd Team All Conference: Bryan Harmon, Art Kahaian, Roy Rodgers ; Honorable Mention: Brad Rurka. All Conference Most Valuable Player: Mark Ludlow. Coldwater Daily Reporter All-Area Team: Alec Legg, Mark Ludlow, Roy Rodgers. 1st Team All State: Alec Legg and Mark Ludlow. Coach Mike Nowicki was chosen as Regional Coach of the Year. THE TEAM : Front: Brent Whitney, Jody Harmon, Ken Holloway, Jeff Ellis, Bryan Harmon , Chuck Miller, Brent Parkinson, Brad Freeburn, Wally Schultz, Scott Wilkinson, manager Shawn Talbot, manager Joey Mitchell. Middle: Kevin Kaiser, David Williams, Bryan Wymer, Steve Hinds, Eric Rice , Mark Ludlow, Alec Legg, Doug Loveberry, Roy Rodgers, Tom Loveberry, Scott Brand. Back: Coach Mike Nowicki, Coach Lonney Evon, Jay Millard, Scott Lippert, Scott Peterson, Brad Rurka, Art Kahaian, Doug Riegel , Jim Shafer, Jim Burge, Jim Supianoski, Rowdy Gibson, Wally Gibson. Not Pictured: Ed Buell. 112 �113 �1981 GRIDIRON GRADUATES (1) Tri-Captains: Chuck Miller, Mark Ludlow, Alec Legg ; (2) Bryan Harmon , Jeff Ellis, Brad Freeburn, Wally Gibson ; (3) Scott Brand, Rowdy Gibson , Scott Peterson, Jim Shafer, Scott Lippert; (4) Arthur Kahaian, Brent Whitney , Roy Rodgers, Brad Rurka, Tom Loveberry; (5) Doug Riegel, Jim Burge, Doug Loveverry , Steve Hinds , Bryan Wymer. Not Pictured: Ed Buell. (1) (2) 114 (4) (5) �ALL THE WAY TO STATE! The 1981 Cross Country Season proved to be the best ever in Oriole harrier history. The harriers led by speedster Dave Roberts placed 2nd in the Conference meet and 3rd in the Regional meet. The third place finish in Regionals qualified the harriers for State Finals competition in which the team placed 21st. A highlight of the season was defeating the Reading Rangers, 28-29, which assured Quincy of a 2nd place conference finish . The only team to defeat the Oriole Harriers in dual meet action was the Concord Yellowjackets, who went on to place first in state competition. Dave Roberts was named the team's Most Valuable Runner, while Denny Higbee received the Most Improved Award. Four year awards were given to seniors, Tom Bean and Dave Finley. THE TEAM: Front: Julie Stayner, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Jimmy Luce . Middle: Denny Higbee, Tim Finley, Willy Richards, Dave Roberts. Back: Dave Finley, Guy Creager, Coach Bob Bell, Tom Bean, John Normandin and Todd Cochrane. 115 �QUINCY GIRLS' CROSS COUNTRY Three sophomore girls proved their endurance when they completed their first cross country season. These girls showed promise for a bright future when they competed in the Branch County Meet. Kelly Johnson placed 1st, Lori Dobson placed 4th and Julie Stayner placed 6th. Kelly Johnson finished an outstanding season placing 1st in the Girls' Regional Meet and 3rd in the Class C State Finals. 116 �117 �GOLFERS WIN CONFERENCE MEET AND TIE FOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 118 The Oriole golf season was a huge success. The Orioles finished with an overall record of 8 wins and 5 losses, and were 7-3 in League play. They won the conference meet and finished tied for 1st place with Concord in the "Big 8 ." A new school record was established with a score of 155. Finishing 1st and 2nd on the all conference team were Todd Strand and Tim Schmidt. Todd Strane earned "Most Valuable" honors and Todd Schmidt was "Most Improved." THE TEAM : Todd Schmidt, Mike Mitchell, Mike Hagaman, Rob Smith, Todd Stra ne , Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt. Coach: Bob Mitchell. �• 119 �LADY ORIOLES FINISH SECOND 120 The 1981 basketball team continued the tradition of playing aggressive defense and having balanced scoring to fin ish second in the Big 8 . This marked the highest finish in the conference by a girls' hasketball team. The team had a 10-4 league record and a 13-6 overall record . This year 's team was the champion of the Bronson Invitational Tournament held in early September. Four players received post season honors . Dawn Brown, Gail Condra and Jill Faulkner were chose on the All Conference and All Area T earns, while Pam Loose received Honorable Mention on the All Area T earn. In addition Jill Faulkner was given honorable mention recognition on the U.P.I. Class C. All State Team. Individual awards given at the end of the season were: MOST IMPROVED : Diane Fidler, LEADING REBOUNDER : Pam Loose, OUSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Jill Faulkner, MOST VALUABLE: Dawn Brown, COACH 'S AWARD: Amy Geishert. THE TEAM: Front: Gail Condra, Lori Bailey, Michelle Sobiech, Jill Faulkner. Back: Coach Bob Stewart, manager Lori Sobiech, Nan Weber, Dawn Brown, Diane Fidler, Pam Loose, Tammie Johnston , Amy Geishert and manager Val Beckwith. �121 �ORIOLES EARN SECOND PLACE The 1981-82 Varsity Basketball Team coached by Doug Johnson earned second place in the Big 8 Conference with a conference record of 11-3 and an overall record of 15-6. The biggest thrill of the season was defeating Bronson in overtime in district tournament play by a score of 62-57. The biggest disappointment was losing to Jonesville in the district finals by 2 points. Todd Strane scored the most points in one game when he scored 37 points in the game against Union City in the district tournaments. Leading Scorers: Todd Strane- 365 points, John Taylor- 271 points, Eric Rice- 246 points. Top Rebounders: 122 Doug Lovebe rry - 191 rebounds, Eric Rice - 138 rebounds, Steve Hinds - 129 rebounds . Most Valuable Player: Todd Strane. Most Improved Player: Doug Riegel. All Conference 1st Team: Todd Strane and John Taylor. All Conference Honorable Mention: Eric Rice and Doug Loveberry. All Area Team: Todd Strane. "UP!" Class C All State Special Mention: Todd Strane. THE TEAM : Front: Todd Strane, Wally Schultz, Tim Wilkinson , Doug Riegel, Jim Burge. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, John Taylor, Dave Sobiech, Tom Loveberry, Eric Rice, Doug Loveberry, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow. �. ' 123 �QUINCY WRESTLERS ARE GREAT! THE TEAM: Front: Lance Wiser, Rob Smith, Tim Beaudin, Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Lonnie Laurie, Jim Luce, Tir;. Delaney. Middle: Coach Ken Downey, Bart Marshall, Brent Wygant, Tim Brockway, Tim Brown, Gordon Thomas, Tim Rzepka, Tom Lothamer, Scott Wilkinson. Back: Kevin Kaiser, Bruce Pohl, Brent Whitney, Gregg Saunders, Danny Morris, Bryan Wymer, Steve McCullough, Alec Legg. Not Pictured: Jay Millard. Pictured Above: 4 Year Wrestlers- Alec Legg, Gregg Saunders and Brent Whitney. 124 �The 1981-82 Wrestling Team finished a highly successful season in fourth place in the conference with a 3-3 conference record and a 3-5 overall record. The team placed 3rd in the conference meet, 6th in the district tournament, 5th in the regional tournament, and 20th in the state tournament. Most Valuable wrestler was Brent Whitney who won 83% of his matches. His record was 29-6. Bruce Pohl was named the team's most improved wrestler, winning 50% of his matches for a 13-13 record . Next in line winning over 50% of their matches were Alec Legg, Steve McCullough, Lance Wiser, and Scott Wilkinson. Brent Whitney had the least pins, being pinned only 1 time in 35 matches. Alec Legg won the most falls. He pinned 18 out of 34 of his opponents. Alec Legg, Brent Whitney , and Steve McCullough were all state qualifiers, Alec Legg placed 2nd in the state at 198, and was Regional and District Champion. Brent Whitney placed 8th in the state and was district champ at 145. Steve McCullough was regional champion at 167lbs. Lance Wiser was elected "Rookie of the year, Brent Whitney was chosen "Hard Nose" and Alec Legg was our "Spark Plug." 1·25 �VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM "SERVES" UP EXCITING SEASON In his first year as Varsity Volleyball Coach, Lonney Evon 's team finished 4th in the conference. The Lady Orioles compiled a 7·7 conference record and a 9-13-1 overall record. Post Season Awards were given as foll ows: Most Valua ble Player - Linda All en, Most Improved Player - Tammy Dooley, First Team All Conference - Linda Allen, Second Team All Conference - Amy Geishert, Tea m Captains - Amy Geishert a nd Chris Johnson . THE TEAM: Front: Managers Shannon Harmon and Wendy Harmon . Back: Coach Lonney Evon , Den ise Laurel!, Alicia Veysey, Nan We ber, Tammy Dooley, Linda Allen , Kelli Talbot, Amy Geishert , Diane Gilbert , Penny Wygant , Chris Johnson and Kelly Johnson. 126 �127 �SECOND PLACE IN CONFERENC The Oriole Baseball team concluded a successful year, finishing with a 10-4 conference record and a 12-6 overall record. All eighteen players were able to contribute through the year. Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow and Todd Strane were named 1st Team All Conference. Tom Bean, Mike Hagaman and Bryan Harmon made the 2nd team and Jeff Ellis received Honorable Mention. Bryan Harmon was voted Most Valuable Player and Scott Brand was voted Most Improved. As a team Quincy hit .360, and stole over 50 bases. 128 The season was also highlighted by a 19-1 no-hitter by Doug Riegel and two big victories over 3rd place Concord. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Shawn Talbot, Wally Schultz, Jeff Ellis, Doug Riegel, Bryan Harmon, Brent Parkinson, Jody Harmon , Manager Joey Mitchell. Midd le: Roy Rodgers, Scott Brand, Mike Hagaman, Ken Holloway, Kurt Spalding, Shane Kelley, Coach Greg Gruner . Back: Doug Russell, Todd Strane, Doug Loveberry, Mark Ludlow, Tom Bean, Jim Shafer. Not Pictured: Statistician Mike Mitche ll. �Seniors 129 �CONFERENCE CHAMPS! The boys' track team easily ran to a 10-0 dual meet record again in 1982. This team has now won 33 consecutive dual meets. The boys won the Bronson Invitational for the 3rd year in a row, placed 2nd in the Quincy Relays, were Overall and Co-Ed Champs in the Mendon Relays, were Conference Champs for the 3rd year in a row and were Runner ups in Regionals. Six boys scored at least 100 points: Brett Cutler, Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, Dave Roberts, Jim Supianoski, Bryan Wymer. Mark Ludlow scored 310'12 points this season and accumulated a career total of 692V2 points in 4 years breaking the old record set by Tim Coonce. School records set this year: Mark Ludlow - 330 Low Hurdles 39.9, Mark Ludlow - Long Jump 21'1", 440 Relay - Steve Hinds, Mark Ludlow, Jim Supianoski and Bryan Wymer 45.2. 130 Sixteen boys qualified in 16 events for the Area Best County Meet. Six people qualified in five events for the State Meet. Mark Ludlow tied for 2nd in the high jump and placed 3rd in the 120 yard high hurdles which earned him All-State honors in both events. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Steve Trail, Manager Richie Schultz, Jim Luce, Denny Higbee, Dan Morris, Willy Richards, Terry Stephens, Scott Locke, Manager Lance DeMeritt. Second Row: Jim Supianoski, David Spalding, Alec Legg, Mark Ludlow, Kevin Kaiser, Steve Hinds, Bryan Wymer, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Dave Finley, Todd Cochrane, Jay Millard, Todd Strane, Scott Peterson, Wally Gibson, Brett Cutler, Brent Wygant, Coach Dan Ludlow. Not Pictured: Andy Richards. �Seniors 131 �DUAL MEET WINNING STREAK ·NOW STANDS AT 61 Seniors 132 �The Quincy Girls' Track team kepLup the winning tradition and finished the season with a 10-0 dual meet record, extending their consecutive dual meet win record to 61. This is the longest dual meet winning streak in the state's history . The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 7th year in a row, were runner ups in the Grass Lake Invitational, won the Quincy Relays for the 6th year in a row, won the Mendon Relays for the 3rd year in a row, were tied for second in the Regionals and were Conference Champs for the 6th year in a row. Five girls scored at least 100 points: Tina Hand, Kelly Johnson, Tammie Johnston, Pam Loose and Cyndi Michael. Tammie scored 2721!2 points this season and accumulated 7601!2 points in 4 years placing her 2nd in Career High Points. School records set this year: Tina Hand- 880 Yard Run 2:26.5, 1 Mile 5:27.0; Tammie Johnston - Long Jump 17'3", Pam Loose High Jump 5'5". In the State Meet Kelly Johnson placed 5th in the 2 Mile and Tina Hand placed 9th in the 2 Mile . Tammie Johnston placed 4th in the Long Jump setting a new school record . THE TEAM: Front: Dawn Hilton, Tricia Gruner, Rhonda Wilber, Kelly Cutler, Lynn DesJardins, Lorie Camp, Jill Philippy, Lori Bailey, Kelly Johnson , Pam Wilber, Lori Dobson. Second Row: Coach Marty Chard, Manager Diane Fidler, Cyndi Michael, Amy Rootes , Nan Weber, Michelle Sobiech, Alicia Veysey, Jill Faulkner, Val Beckwith, Darlene Kling, Kori Babbage, Sharri Brown. Back : Stephanie Wymer, Tina Hand, Diane Gilbert , Robyn Rubley, Jodi Paul, Amy Geishert, Dawn Brown, Tammy Dooley, Tammie Johnston, Pam Loose, Coach Gary Adams. Not Pictured: Juli Stayner. 133 �3 SHUT OUTS FOR JV'S The JV Football Team finished a successful season with a 5-2 Conference record and a 6-2 Overall record. The JV 's shut out 3 of their opponents. With their enthusiasm and aggressiveness they should be ready for next year's varsity team. THE TEAM: Front: Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Mark Houvener, Gordon Thomas, Terry Stephens, Jody Grigg, Willy Blowers, Scott Locke, manager Brian Price. Second Row: manager Clint Cook, Kenny Teachout, Tom Lothamer, Tim Brown, Danny Morris, Mike Waterbury, David Donbrock, Brent Wygant, Tim Brockway, Tim Delaney, Art Hart, Teddy Kahaian. Third Row: Coach Dennis Quimby , David Murray, Jim Maggart, Tim Rzepka, Brent Rodgers, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Tracy Peterson, David Karney, Jim McRae, Doug Marsh, Craig Fish, Coach Chuck Cook. Back: Joel Falstead, Tim Wilkinson, Mike Renfro, Gerald Hinds, Brian Ditton, Paul Butcher, Allen Blodgett, Mike Rodgers, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Berry, Coach Tom Brainard. 134 f) "' �JV GIRLS TAKE 2nd IN BIG 8 CONFERENCE The 1981 JV Girls' Basketball team finished the season in second place in the Big 8 Conference with a conference record of 12-2 and an overall record of 15-3. After dropping the opener, Quincy then won 12 straight games beating every conference team at least once. The last five games saw Quincy losing two close games by a basket . A tenacious defense was the major reason for this team's success. THE TEAM: Front: Manager Monica Harris, Cyndi Michael, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilber, Patti Lutterbeck, Keli Cutler. Back : Coach Greg Gruner, Shari Brown, Lori Babbage, Kiirime Cariuty, Robyn Rubley-, Stephanie Wymer, Alicia Veysey and Manager Gail Wineland. 135 �JV'S GAIN EXPERIENCE In Coach Cook's first year as JV basketball coach, his team gained valuable experience. The JV basketball team finished the 1981-82 season with a 4-10 conference record and a 6-12 overall record. A fine team effort contributed to a successful season. Leading scorers were Gerald Hinds and David Spalding. THE TEAM: Front: Kenny Kurtz, Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Braden, Gerald Hinds, Tim Schmidt, David Murray, David Chaney, Mike Waterbury. Back : Allen Blodgett, Rick Deal, David Spalding, Doug Russell, Dave Roberts, Tim Finley, Craig Fish, Doug Marsh, Coach Chuck Cook. 136 �LEARNING SEASON FOR JV SPIKERS The J.V. Volleyball team experienced a learning season finishing with a 2-12 conference record. They showed steady improvement throughout the season winning two of their last three games. THE TEAM: Front: Monique Craig, Lisa Gilbert, Sherri Brown, Tammy Scheidler, Kelly Cutler, Jackie Cooper, Manager Shannon Harmon. Back: Coach Judy Burgess, Sue Sailor, Stephanie Wymer, Karime Cariuty, Gail Wineland , Inez Letts, Manager Wendy Harmon. Not Pictured: Kelly Norton. 137 �JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL The JV Baseball team finished the season with a respectable 4-4 record. The team had an excellent .318 batting average while stealing .53 bases. Excellent defense and aggressive base-running were trademarks of this year's team . THE TEAM: Front: Manager Clint Cook, Tim Braden, Joel Falstad, Gerald Hinds, Lance Wiser, Tim Wilkinson, Scott Lutterbeck, Mike Waterbury, Manager Bret Allman. Middle: Shawn Massey, Mike Ellis, Brian Ditton, Allen Blodgett, Rick Deal, Mike Rodgers, Tim Brockway, Craig Fish. Back: Coach Lonnie Evon, David Murray, Kenny Kurtz, Tim Rzepka, Gordon Thomas, Jim McRae. 138 �COACHES Top: Mr. Dan Ludlow, Athletic Director and Mr. Doug Johnson, Varsity Boys' Basketball Coach. Bottom: COACHES: Front: Mr. Mike Nowicki, Varsity Football; Mr. Lonney Evon, Varsity Football, Varsity Volleyball, J .V. Baseball; Mrs. Judy Burgess, J.V. Volleyball; Mr. Gary Adams, Girls' Track; Mr. Bob Mitchell, Golf; Mr. Bob Stewart, Varsity Girls' Basketball. Back: Mr. Marty Chard, Girls ' Track; Mr. Dan Ludlow, Boys' Track; Mr. Ken Downey, Wrestling; Mr. Bob Bell, Cross Country, Boys' Track; Mr. Chuck Cook, J .V. Football, J .V. Boys' Basketball; Mr. Greg Gruner, J.V . Girls ' Basketball, Varsity Baseball. 139 ��MIDDLE SCHOOL �EIGHTH GRADE Sheila Anderson Jesse Avery Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Arthur Barnett Angie Basse Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Todd Betts Laura Blackman Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angela Coleman Tammy Combs Stacey Connin Barbara Cook Mike Cottman Travis Creager David Dean Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard William Everett Mary Geiman Paula Gratz Darlene Griner Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris 142 �Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Jerry Jackowiak Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson William Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Tim Kingsbury Robin Laurell Andy Logic Scott Lynd Tracy Maggart Patricia Mason Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Annette Paul Matt Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Constance Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan 143 �Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Lisa Smallwood Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Randy Stevens Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Karilyn Teachout Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Fred Upton Rhonda VanRiper Kelly Walp Thomas Watson Lee Ann Watters Jim Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood SEVENTH GRADE Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers 144 �Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Vikki Burley Darin Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Jim Clayton Tom Cole Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Jerry Kay Davis Shirley Delaney Mike Dodd Tom Donbrock Bob Dooley Tim Dowker Joey Dunn David Fillmore Glenn Finley Robert Forrester Marilyn Fryer Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Stephen Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Ed Horney Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocker Christy Jansen David Jeffries Laurie Johnson Lorie Johnston 145 �Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Richard Lensky Marty Lewis David Luce Deborah Lutterbeck Tammy Lyons Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Allen McClellan Susan Miller Timothy Minton Richard Moore Patrick Murray Mitch Neeley Penny Parrish Lori Ann Pavelko Larry Peloquin April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt Michelle Quimby Renee Richards Tamara Risk Mark Rootes Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobby Shilling Brian Smith Jean Smith Michael Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours 146 �Shana Summerlott Robert Tenney Duane Thatcher Christine Tong Rebecca Upton Eric Waterbury Scott Withington Lorrinda Whitney Jackie Wood Lonny Wright SIXTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Brian Badders Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker James Barnett Billy Beckwith Jim Bennett Bobby Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs Chelle Brown Lee Ann Brown Mamie Brown Shawn Burger Lorna Bulkowski Cindy Burkhart Sean Burley Eric Butterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joe Cekander Norman Cekander Callie Clark Steven Conley Brian Connin 147 �Caril Converse Jason Coolman Andrew Cottman Robert Crick William Crick Paul Allan Davis Paul David Davis Lance DeMerit Greg Dobson Richard Dobson Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Cynthia Fillmore Melinda Fleming Janet Fletcher Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Kelly Goshcoff Brad Goshorn Kristy Grigg Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Josephine Hickerson Tammy Hoag James Hoff Derek Horn James Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson 148 I �Patricia Justice Robben Kadish Kimberly Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jennifer Leosh John Locklin Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Deborah Marvin Melissa Mason Michael McConnell Lisa McCurley Mellissa McMichael Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Pat Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Sandy Nave Karen Newberry Derek O'Connell Christopher Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Jill Paul Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearsons Christa Pifer Chad Purcell Kenneth Quimby Derek Reichhart Melissa Reppert Michele Richards Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan 149 �Steven Salyer Joel Sanderson Richie Schultz Dorcas Shilling Jamie Spurlock Kirk Staley Paul Stark Christal Strong Shawn Strong Todd Summerlott Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian T obalske Steve Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Korinna VandyBogurt Penny Varney Sanford Waltz Allen Watkins Carol Wilson Scott Wiseman Daneen Wood Melinda Woods 150 �EIGHTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Lisa Smallwood Suzie Roberts Joey Mitchell Doug Dobson Kandy Root Teresa Jeffery Robert Hooley Jay Murdock Tim Erts Mike Kanaby Mary Geiman Tammie Myers Marion Beckwith Sherri Taylor Angela Erts Monica Harris Lee Ann Watters Annette Roberts Laura Stafford Paige Mason Angela Coleman Kim Rosendaul Jeff Kiersey Joe Berry Mike Dowker Randy Stevens Shelly Powers Tim Blodgett Matt McConnell Denise Riegel Tina Rumsey Ed Cariuty Laurinda Morrison Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 151 �SEVENTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: Angela Curtis Michelle Quimby Christine Tong Nedra Huttenlocker Tammy Lyon Tim Dowker Tom Cole David Jeffries Dena Knapp Lynn Hard April Philippy Kari Markley Jean Smith Lori Pavelko Marilyn Fryer Renee Richards Vikki Burley Jerri Clark Mike Dodd Marc Brand Susan Miller Penny Parrish David Fillmore Brian Smith Joey Dunn Ed Horney Van Marshall Aaron Porter Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 152 �SIXTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: Cyndi Fillmore Traci Ryan Sarah Enos Emily Fairbanks Melissa Reppert Christa Pifer Steven Marowelli Lance DeMerritt Paul Stark Joel Sanderson Kim Kaufman Kori VandyBogurt Marci Baker Jamie Spurlock KristyGrigg Tammy Turnpaugh Chelle Brown Kristie McRae Kelly Goshcoff Brian Hall Julie Roberts Pam Miller Missy McMichale Robben Kadish Kenny Johnson Carll Converse Jason Coolman Jim Howard Richard Dobson Derek O'Connell A. J. Watkins Michelle Richards Laurie Barker Jamie Lemke Richie Schultz Michael McConnell Mindy Woods Sanford Waltz Tina Briggs Jim Bennett Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 153 �STUDENT COUNCIL CROSS COUNTRY 154 Front: Lori Sobiech, Secretary Ke ll y Sours, Autumn Hardy, Jeff Brown, Ed Cariuty, President Jason Bailey, Scott Sobiech, Greg Dobson, Treasu rer Donald Kahaian and Advisor Mr. Longhini. Not Pictured: Vice President Darin Carpenter. Front: Jacinda Beckwith, April Philippy, Jeff Hawes, Corey Avra, J eff Brown, Jason Bowers, Michelle Quimby, Doug Craig, Kevin Pruitt. Middle : Lorrinda Whitney , Aaron Porter, Frenda Otis, Chantal Cochrane, Jason Shilling, Darin Higbee, Donald Kahaian, Scott Withington, Shawn Bowers. Back: Manager Karilyn Teachout, Coach Bob Bell , Shawn Avra, Chad Horn, Michelle Christian, Scott Sobiech, Jerrod Robinson, Laren Gruner, Kevin Stempien, T. J. Watson, Brenda Kratzer. �Front: Teresa Johnson , Rhonda VanRiper, Laura Stafford, Tammy Justice, Millie Blowers, Tam· my Risk, Michelle Quimby . Second Row: Angie Marsh, Sharri Taylor, Frenda Otis, Chantal Cochrane, Lisa Smallwood, Tracy Snellenberger, Penny Parrish, Jackie Cash, Stephanie Roush. Third Row: Shirley Delaney, Annette Paul, Paula Gratz, Shelly Powers, Annette Roberts, An· nette Tesch, Tina Rumsey, Coach Judy Burgess. Fourth Row: Susan Miller, Jerri Clark, Tammy Rzepka, Denise Riegel , Marilyn Fryer, Angela Curtis, Michelle Christian, Karilyn Teachout, J en· ny Buell. Front: Chad Horn, George Jenkot, David Thompson, Tim Surrett, Tim Hagaman, Lynn Hard, Donald Kahaian, Jeff Hawes. Back: Joe Berry, Aaron Porter, Mike Dodd, Frank Tobalske, Coach Bill Smith, Van Marshall, Richard Herman, Lonny Wright, Brian Bowerman, Jason Bowers. Not Pictured: Steve Harmon and David Jeffries. VOLLEYBALL WRESTLING 155 �GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front: Melissa Wood, Lorie Johnston, Tammy Justice , Kelly Sours, Debbie Berry, Lori Sobiech, Frenda Otis, Denise Riegel, Teresa Johnson, Jackie Wood. Middle: Coach Bob Stewart, Brenda Kratzer, Suzie Roberts, Stephanie Roush, Rhonda Van Ripe r, Annette Paul , Monica Harris, Robin Laurell, Tina Rumsey, J ackie Cash, Debbie Lutterbeck, Penny Parrish. Back: Iva Blowe rs , Lorrinda Whitney, Connie Quimby, Angela Basse, Marilyn Fryer, Susan Miller, Shirl ey Delaney, Leslie Hilton, Angela Curtis, Tammy Rzepka, Jenny Buell, Michelle Christian, Mildred Blowers . .. BOYS' BASKETBALL 156 Front : Shawn Bowers, Scott Lynd, Mark Rootes, Doug Craig, Corey Avra, Pat Murray, Jeff Hawes, Mike Dodd, Aaron Porter, Jim Clayton, Jason Bowers. Second Row : Carson Neible , Jason Shilling, Alle n McClellan, Tim Minton, Jeff Brown, David Luce, Tommy Donbrock, Eric Waterbury, Brian Price, Marc Brand, Scott Withington. Third Row: Jim Weber, Shawn Avra, Darin Higbee, J errod Robinson, Shawn Talbot, Richard Le nsky , Scott Marvin , Glenn Finley , Matt McConnell , Joey Mitchell , Todd Thibideau, Todd Betts. Back: Coach Darin Friend , Ed Cariuty, George J en kot, J e rry J ackowiak, Robert Sm ith , Scott Sobiech, David Hammond, Tim Kingsbury, Tracy Maggart , Jason Bailey. �Front: April Hardy, Annette Paul, Lilly Toth, Shirley Delaney, Debbie Berry, Michelle Quimby, Lori Sobiech, Jacinda Beckwith. Middle: Denise Riegel, Christy Jansen, Kim Rosendaul , Angie Erts, Laurinda Morrison, Laurinda Whitney, Lorie Johnston, Tammy Rzepka , April Philippy, Frenda Otis. Back: Connie Quimby, Angela Curtis, Marilyn Fryer, Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Brian Ludlow, Coach Shannon Rice, Kathleen Ryan, Missy Amos, Michelle Christian. Front: Carson Neible, Jeff Brown, David Luce, Rick Herman, Darin Carpenter, Jason Bailey, Shawn Bowers, Richard Moore, Jason Bowers. Middle: David Wilson, Donald Kahaian, Aaron Porter, Jeff Hawes, Matt Pepper, Mark Rootes, Allen McClellan, Doug Craig, Scott Withington, Brian Price. Back: Jay Murdock, Kevin Stempien, Todd Thibideau, Jerrod Robinson, Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Brian Ludlow, Coach Shannon Rice , Tracy Maggart, Scott Sobiech, Laren Gruner, Todd Betts. GIRLS' TRACK BOYS' TRACK 157 �Top Left: QUIZ BOWL: Mike Kanaby, William Everett, Sherri Taylor, Doug Dobson, Joey Mitchell, Jeff Kiersey , Robert Smith, Scott Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Jason Bailey, George Jenkot, Denise Riegel , Advisor Mrs . Banker, Advisor Mr. Undeen . The Quiz Bowl placed first in the " Big Eight Conference. " Top Right : QMS MATH COMPETITION PARTICIPANTS: Michael McConnell, Greg Dobson, Tina Briggs, Brian Price, Michelle Quimby, Donald Kahaian, Jay Murdock, Doug Dobson , Sherri Taylor, Advisor Mrs. Hughes, Advisor Mrs . Banker. Doug Dobson and Donald Kahaian were state finalists. Bottom: TOP 10 MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN: John Locklin, Kelly Goshcoff, Tina Briggs , Tad Rossman, Doug Dobson, Angela Curtis, Jenni Leash, Jean Smith, Teresa Jeffery. Not Pictured : Paul A. Davis. 158 QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL ACHIEVERS �SEVENTH GRADE SPELLING BEE: Tim Dowker, Corey Avra, Jeff Brown, Brian Price, Donald Kahaian , Angela Marsh , April Philippy, Lori Sobiech, Doug Craig, Joey Dunn, Marilyn Fryer, Richard Lensky, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Lori Pavelko. This tea m placed first in the "Big Eight Conference." SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE: Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Jim Bennett, Traci Ryan, Brian Hall , Doug Tanner, Rosie Forrester, Jimmy Howa rd , Jeff Hutchins, Jamie Lemke, Missy McMichael, Emily Fair· banks, Sarah Enos, Mindy Woods. This team p!aced second in the "Big Eight Conference." 8TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Scott Sobiech - Science and Social Studies- Frenda Otis - Phys. Ed. Robert Smith and Shawn Talbot- Math - Robert Smith- English- Joel Mitchell- Band MOST IMPROVED Matt Pepper - Math- Matt McConnell - Science - Sherry Stempien - Phys. Ed. Shelly Powers - Band Doug Dobson - Outstanding Application of Mathematical Theory Tim Surrett and George J e nkot - OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION Angela Basse and David Wilson- CITIZENSHIP AWARD 7th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Brian Price, Darin Carpenter, Lori Sobiech, Ed Horney and Andy Kaise r - Math Marilyn Fryer and Michelle Quimby - Band - Michell e Christian - Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Debby Berry - Math- Tammy Rzepka , Tim Hagaman and Tracy Snellenberger- Geography David Fillmore - Band - Christy Jansen - Phys . Ed. Mark Rootes - English - Pat Murray a nd Doug Craig - Social Studies Donald Kahaian - Perfect Speller Award and FACULTY AWARD Angela Marsh, Angela Curtis, Michelle Quimby, Lori e J ohnston , Donald Kahaian, Brian Price, J eff Hawes, J i:!ff Brown and Andy Kaise r - CITIZENSHIP AWARD 6th GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Doug Tanner and Derik Reichhart - Science- Emily Fairbanks - Social Studies Jim Howard - Math -Sarah Enos - English and Band - LeeAnn Brown - Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Rick Hagaman - Science- Natalie Allaman - Social Studies·- Jamie Sp urlock - English Mary Jackson and Penny Varney - Reading •• Lorna Bulkowski - Phys. Ed. Steve Marowelli a nd Mike McConn ell - Band Mike McConnell - CITIZENSH IP AWARD 159 �QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY 160 Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State. Univ., B.A. Science �Mrs. Christine Forrister Michigan State Univ ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ. , B.S. Helping Teacher Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan Univ ., B.S. ·Social Studies Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Western Mich. Univ ., M.A. English Mr. Robert Undeen Michigan State Univ ., M.A. Social Studies 161 ��ELEMENTARY �FIFTH GRADE Amy Allen Brett Allman Brian Anderson Michelle Ash Joel Asher Cheryl Balcom Ricky Barnett Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Brett Bowers Wayne Burke T emrey Burritt Chris Christian Michael Clemenson Steve Clifford Paula Coleman Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Riesie Cox Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Joyce Douglas Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Yon Fletcher Kathy Freese Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Georgia Griner Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Anissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Staci Higbea Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Angela Hoyt Janelle Jeffries Joey Johnson Julie Johnson 164 �Gary Karney Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Danielle Laurell Dawn Lindbert Precious Logic Kevin Longhini Jeff Lutter beck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Autumn Marson Barbara McClellan Michelle McCiughen Chad McGlothen Jared Metcalf Tina Meyer Darryl Meyers Chris Monroe Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandy Morrison Daniel Nave Amy Newberry Tami Parks JoEilen Parrish Robert Peloquin Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Phillipy Amy Quimby Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lynn Reynolds Ron Richards Christine Risk Jaime Sanderson Jodi Shaffer Kim Shaw Sandy Siegle Angel Simaske Yancy Small Dena Smallwood Brian Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Candy Stevens Kelli Strouse Paul Swift Debbie Thompson Loretta T obolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald 165 �Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Kevin Wiseman Tim Wiseman Larena Wood I Not Pictured: Joe Hoff I Kent Wyatt Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mr. Greg Gruner Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Jenny Adams David Anderson Donnie Banker Ronald Barnett Brandon Barrett Bobby Bates Pat Beldock Jeff Bender Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Steven Booher Nick Bowers Tammi Briggs Sarah Brown Melisa Burk David Burkhart Casey Burleson Lucinda Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole James Conley Denise Cope 166 �April Crandall Chad Curtis Lorrie Davis Shawn Davis Terry Davis Daniel Dean Danny Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Christina Field Ginger Foley Jason Gale Jennifer Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Karen Goshcoff Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Christopher Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Sean Higbea Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman Billy Keegan Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Dana King Angela Kirt leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brooks Kratzer Brad Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Debbie Laurell Kevin Lewis Robby Luckadoo Amy Macklin Will iam Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey Erik Maurer James Maynard Brenda McClellan Leslie McNabb Hope Meade 167 �Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Veronica Minton Nicki Moore Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Ryan O'Connell Laura Otis Stephanie Owens Allen Paul Joey Pechota Chris Pepper Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Joel Potter Tate Reichhart Cherie Richards John Richardson David Risk David Roberts Audra Rogers Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Eric Snellenberger Brian Sowle Kevin Staley Josh Stayner Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Mike Tanner Darrell Thatcher Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Vareny Matt Waligora Hugh Watson Sean Watson Rick Weller Jeff Wilkins Tim Wilkins Not Pictured: Vicki Cook Nicky Crandall Jane Douglas Julie Nance 168 Tonya Skaggs Dana Snyder Kelly Vanover Michelle Winger Tracy Wogerman �Ms. Phylis Corless Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Doris Mi ll er Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Cathy Bennett Gerald Bowers Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Jennifer Brown Jim Brown Michael Brown Brian Buckely Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Kelly Craig Richard Daniels Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Tammy Douglas Darla Dowker Jeff Erts Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Gina Foley Nicole Foster Sara Gibson Michelle Goshorn Tammy Goshorn Philip Goss Chad Hagaman Nickie Hamilton 169 �Greg Hardy Gretchen Heise Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Sherry Hockenberry Dorie Houvener Pam Hoyt Jason Huss Ian Inkenbrandt Heather lvey Angie Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Amy Koch Kathy Kranz Angie Kubiac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Lisha Loveberry Tammy Lujack Ricky Lynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Stacy Marson Tara May Jennifer McCiughen Jennifer McDaniel John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Teresa Otis Terri Parks Mike Parshall Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Janelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rodgers Brian Rogers Juanita Sarles 170 �Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Danny Scherer Heather Sebring Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Frank Simons Kristy Smith Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jennifer Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tucky April Walker Michael Wallace Robert Waltz Tammi Winter Amy Wonders Douglas Wood Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pamela McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell SECOND GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Hulda Anderson Rachel Anderson Carisa Ash JoEllen Asher Jody Ball Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biochini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Travis Boardman Kevin Brockway Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jeff Christian 171 �Robert Clevenger Jessica Cockerell Candi Cole Lori Conley Dustin Cope Randy Counterman J e nnife r Dalchow Misty Davis J oAnna Dooley Ricky Dorton David Easterday Jason Edwards Nickie Edwards Lori Evans Jody Fincham Shannon Gabbard Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano _;;;;:.,... 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G:ory Mihocko Kara Mishler Benjamin Mitchell Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Jeremy Nelson Matthew Newberry Melanie Owen Matthew Padget Tiffany Parshall Heather Paul Ronald Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Matthew Pish Jennifer Pruitt Christopher Radebuagh Serena Rockey Steven Sailor 177 �Joshua Schewe Jennifer Sebring Patty Siegel Edward Simons Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jamie Tesch Joseph Tillitson Jason Walp Christopher Watkins Valerie Webb Melissa Weber Mickey Wickham Stephanie Wilkins Matthew Wonders Not Pictured: Bradley Hale J odie Kurtz Jason Reindl Scott Wise Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Nancy Strang - Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth - Aide Mrs. Virginia Ba ll - Library Aide Ms. Deborah Doll - Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman - Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes - Playground Supervisor Ms. Cheryl Jeffries - Remedial Reading Mrs. Elizabeth J ewell - Special Education Ms . Mary Beth Krolezyk - Learning Disabilities Ms. Ma ry Jo Perrin - Learning Disabilities Mrs. Carol Smith - Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith - Hearing Impaired Not Pictured: Ms. Mary Ann McAree - Art Mr. Michael Nowicki - Physical Education 178 Chris Wood Nathan Wortz �FOLK DANCING DOLLS 179 ��ADS �B'S SHOP & FLY ACME BELT RECOATING INC. Ray and Fran Bregger, Owners Package Liquor * Beer Wine * Groceries Hunting and Fishing Supplies Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 27 Years 639-8711 Arnold and Cole Streets B& D TOOL & DIE, INC. Custom Work- Jigs and Fixtures 114 W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 1294 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4104 Open 7 Days , Class of 82 87 TAYLOR STRE ET QUINCY, MICHIGAN 49082 PHONE: (517) 639 -3 465 182 I �AMAX SPECIAL TV METALS CORPORATION 460 Jay Street Coldwater, Michi an 49036 Phone 517-279-9511 TWX 510 443 4460 183 �U~C:I\WITti t=Ul2~1TU~~ Compliments of & DR. AND MRS. P.C. BALDWIN UA~f3AI~ UA~~ 5 Miles South of Quincy Phone 639-4246 BOBBY HANKINS MUSIC CITY 153 Division St. Coldwater, Ml49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Baldwin Pianos and Organs Bolle~raf's OF GUINCV Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men Good Luck Orioles! BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY 46 W. Chicago St. Quincy Phone 639-3215 Agents: Suzy Chess Harold Massey • 184 u ' . • W ith 9 offices serving Coldwater. Reading. Burr Oak. Sturgis and Nottawa. member F.D.I.C. �A MOMENT ... A MOOD A PLACE IN TIME! a fine portrait study is forever ... it is the present and the past given to the future .. . it is a way to remember that cannot be duplicated . The gift of a fine portrait study takes time and effort and is truly an expression of love on the part of the giver; and, when properly displayed, reflects the close feelings between two people or a family. We specialize . .. In Salon Type Photography and Graduation Portraits . . . of course! A Profile Portrait . . . Can be a beautiful experience ... Along with love pictures in the great outdoors. 62 Division St. Coldwater 279-7548 185 �Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34-36 W .Chicago Coldwater 278 -2664 CARROLL'S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Quincy Oriole Jackets CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan 186 Downtown Quincy Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan �e~~ J~W€LRY --=--- ~~ JEWELRY Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Fred A. Culy Coldwater, Ml49036 Jeffrey A. Culy Phone (517) 279-9452 Christine Culy Forrister Congratulations to the Class of 1982 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME Quincy, Michigan Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us For All Your Insurance Needs STATE FARM 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater INSURANCE 279-8071 GENE'S ( M~bll] SERVICE Good meat from the Heartland. We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago, Quincy 187 �...t .., RRSf NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH CENTRAL MICHIGAN Member FDIC A FIRST AMERICAN BANK Quincy • Coldwater • Bronson • North Adams 1881-1981 A Fine Community to start our second 100 years of Service. "YOU" the students, are the Citizens of "TODAY" and our Leaders of "TOMORROW.;' 517-869-2277 JOHNSON ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 329 Hog Creek Road Allen, Ml 49227 Frank Johnson KING ~ '-J::wt &~ S~, 'l~. Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supplies Telephone 517/278-4518 Two Miles East on Chicago Rd . Congratulations to the Class of '82 188 U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 �Glad you made it! Congratulations Seniors HICKOK CONSTRUCTION Commercial -Industrial 75 Liberty Street Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone 517-639-4035 189 �190 �KARNEY P'L UMBING & HEATING 24 Hour Service 105 E. Chicago Quincy, Michigan Gary Karney and John Griffiths --- "\.._._..:..· . ~ (517) 639-8046 ~ LOUIE'S RAW FURS Compliments of KNAPP POOLS 423 E. Chicago -Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey TshtiCPenney Best W ishes to All Graduates No~candoit like MciJonald's can Traps, Trapping Supplies, Dog and Cat Food Louie Tobolske 850 Newton Rd. Quincy, Ml49082 517-639-4725 TM 58 W. Chicago 278-6446 Coldwater {\f\ld·s IMc§on~ Coldwater- Hil lsdale For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 191 �APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE US-12-:- 6 W. Chicago St. Qumcy, Michigan 192 �MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Est. 1854 A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC. ...... Ill. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Trust Qualitywhere people shop by choice, not by chance/ Quality Farm & Fleet Congratulations Seniors Best of Luck From ~ottn f/ol,e~ 366 E. Chicago Rd. Phone 278-5888 QUINCY ACE RE c Coldwater, Michigan Hardware • Paints • Tools • Housewares • Electrical • Plumbing and Heating Supplies • Sporting Goods RUSTY THAY ER JIM TH AYER QUICK STOP GROCERIES Ace is the Place With the Helpful Hardware Man "Right on the Corner" JACKSON JONE SVILLE CO LDWATER OFF ICE 138 W. CHI CAGO CO LDWATER . Ml 49036 (517 ) 27 8 -5995 1 East Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-5325 193 �517 / 639-7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane Butler 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Dairq Queen QUINCY ICE COMPANY Groceries - Beer Wine-Ice Sundaes * Banana Splits * Fiestas Parfaits * Shakes * Sandwiches 127 W. Chicago Quincy 639-7123 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy For the Contemporary Young Man A Whole Shop Devoted to Clothes for Young Men OnlyFrom Jeans to Suits, Featuring Over 2,000 Genuine Levi's ~~\·nr·"'"'~ Ill~ i II • t'\ii j 194 �QUINCY BUS DRIVERS If You Think You Have Problems Try Being a School Bus Driver 195 �QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals • Electric Carts Food • Liquor • Beer • Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt SARGE·s MARKET Specializing in Low Prices Small Enough to Know YouLarge Enough to Serve You. I 06 W _Chicago Quincy • Soh1gro 639 -8025 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK SERVICE COMPANY Coldwater • Union City • Tekonsha • Kinderhook Fresh Pizza! P.O. Box 68 Quincy, M149082 Phone (517) 639-3945 Here or to go! ~i .Quine!/, dU.ichi:;an 639-8415 196 �You'll Find All The Shopping News in the Read It Every Wednesday... s. :/ ' // /"' Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City· Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen 197 �Compliments of T -SHIRT ALLEY Coldwater, Michigan Tom and Geri Strane Congratulations Seniors! 637 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater VAN'S HOME SUPPLY Van Hilton- Owner 125 W. Chicago- Quincy 639-3345 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater (Halfway Between Coldwater and Quincy) Congratulations to the Class of '82 198 WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race St. Coldwater 278-5844 �G\ WA~~ C~i~a~~st!!tORE T;.;)\ Y Quincy, Michigan V WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY 49082 Phone: (517) 639-512~ James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating St1rtin1 our 42nd Jtlr of senin1 QuincJ D • *Patient Profiles *Patient Consultation *Health information *City Delivery *Compounding 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater Emergency Prescription Service 639-7130 Jim Watts 639-1553 45 N . HANCHETI ST ., COLDWATER , Ml PHONE 278-5631 WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE f 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 517-278-4396 EMERGENCY 278-6738 YORK'S FAMILY RESTAURANT Biscuits and Gravy Daily Specials "All You Can Eat Lunch Bar and Salad Bar" Come as You Are Family Restaurant 199 �YUKON MANUFACTURING INC. Welding Specialists Lawn Equipment Service Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 PATRONS ERNIE'S BAR KAISER ELECTRIC From Nancy Kahaian, "HUZZA, Good luck and best wishes to Melody, Amy, Karen and especially Arthur." 1fl~'.t Women's World of Fashion Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 200 Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers for Their Support �SPONSORS B'S SHOP AND FLY 1294 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-4104 MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8436 R.G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy 639-4068 MCCLELLAN OIL COMPANY Reynolds Tires 27 Church St. Quincy COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES HERITAGE HOUSE OF CARPETS 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy ORIOLE SNACK SHACK Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey COLONIAL VILLAGE FLOWERS & GIFTS 17 East Chicago Street Quincy 639-8715 RAILSIDE FAMILY RESTAURANT 174 East Chicago St. Parties and Banquets Quincy 639-9655 GARY COOPER TRUCKING, INC. 321 Clizbe Rd. Quincy 639-4822 RUBY'S GIFTS 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 DAVIS MARINA 1872 Lake Drive Coldwater Lake SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 191f2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Coldwater 278-4148 SUNSET COVE RESORT Marble Lake Quincy GENE'S SALES & SERVICE 280 N. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8334 SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 W. Chicago Quincy JOLA YNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8385 WICKES LUMBER 631 Lott Rd. Coldwater LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Rd. Quincy 639-9235 WITHINGTON'S PIG PALACE Purebred Yorkshires Jerry Withington and Family Montgomery 238-4756 201 ��BEST OF TIMES �204 �Someday we may look back and say, " These were the best of times." 205 �HOW SWEET IT IS! In a surprise upset the Quincy Orioles defeated the Bronson Vikings in the second game of the district tournaments. Quincy rallied from an 11-point deficit with four minutes to go in the game to take the Vikings into overtime. Quincy outscored Bronson eight points to three in the overtime to win 62-57. Quincy's victory against Bronson was the first since 1973. 206 �207 �Mrs. Natusch knew Wally wou ld get the tree lights hooked up. These Seniors showed their Christmas spirit by singing "The Twelve Days of Christmas" over the P.A. System. Wow! The snow sure was deep this winter. Art and Alec complete research on the "glass dissolving" experiment. The team is welcomed back for the second half of the game against Columbia Central. 208 There were some anxious moments when Doug was hurt in the tournament game against Union City . �Kelli, Donna, Chris, Dave, Dave and Scott are punkin' out. T ricia rescued this poor, lost kitty. Tom believes he is petting a soft cuddly bunny. Can you believe that Andy's '57 Chevy is 25 years old? Pam tells the story of Henny Penny in speech class. These Sophomores are proud of their new class rings . 209 �Bu9grBunny Sco0by Deo Pete Puma WNWN CANDY BARS Snickers RECORDS I Love Rock 'n' Roll (Joan Jett & the Blackhear Get Lucky (Loverboy) Don't Talk to Strangers (Rick Springfield) Escape (Journey) Beauty and the Beat 210 ����FAVORITE SONGS September- Believe It Or Not (Joey Scarbury) October - Angel Is A Centerfold (J. Geils Band) November- Angel Is A Centerfold (J. Geils Band) December- Freeze Frame (J. Geils Band) January - I Love Rock 'n' Roll (Joan Jett & the Blackhearts) February - Open Arms (Journey) March- Bobby Sue (Oak Ridge Boys) April - '65 Love Affair (Paul Davis) May - It Hurts So Good (John Cougar) All Year- I Love Rock 'n' Roll (Joan Jett & The Blackhearts) Results from Poll taken of Senior Class by Kim Stempien 214 �DO YOU REMEMBER ... playing with wooden cars and trucks and playing duck duck goose trying to win Busy Bee and Best Rester Awards going to Ella Sharpe Park and the Fort Wayne Zoo winning a ribbon on Elementary Track & Field Day pizza on Wednesdays and chocolate milk on Fridays folding math paper into boxes collecting bugs and leaves for science projects getting class rings, falling in love, going to the Prom finally being a Senior, winning the Pep Jug, ordering caps and gowns dense fog - no school - November 17 snow -no school- January 11, 12, 18, 26; February 1, 2; March 4, 9 (total accumulation during winter 1981-82 74.2 inches) Graduation - hating to say goodbye, promising to keep in touch, being so proud that we finally made it! 215 ������ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/8bfeb56eea0586aebbf0a08c6cc1e790.pdf 3ceac33246b715e3095cf907d326e6f0 PDF Text Text ��I I ., ·~ . ��1983 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN YEARBOOK STAFF . ... . . . ...... ....... ..... ......... ..... . .. . . ..... . . . . 2 OPENING ........... ...... .. . .. ... ....... ..... . . . . ......... ... ......... . 6 PEOPLE ........... .. .. . ....... . ...... . ... . ... . . . . ... . .. .... .. .. . . ..... 16 SENIORS . .... ......... . . . ... . . ... . . . .. ...... ............ . ... . . ...... 18 UNDERCLASSMEN ..... . . .. . ... . ..... . . .. ..... . . .... .. . .. ..... ... .. 38 EVENTS ..... ....... . ..... . ..... ... . . .... ....... . ... . . .. . ....... ... . . . . 78 SPORTS ..... . .. . ...... . . ..... ...... ... ... . ... ....... . . ..... .. .. ... . .. 102 MIDDLE SCHOOL ... . ...... . .. .. . . . .. ... ... . . .. .... . . . . .. ...... ...... 138 ELEMENTARY .. . . . ......... . .. .. ... . . . ...... .. . . . .. ... . . . . . ...... . . . 160 ADVERTISEMENTS . ... . . ..... ... ..... .. . . ... . . . ....... .. . . ... . . . ... 178 HAPPY DAYS .... ........ ... ........ ....... ..... .. . ..... . . . .. ........ 200 �YEARBOOK STAFF The 1983 Oriole is the result of many people's hard work. Selling ads, scheduling pictures, selling yearbooks, taking pictures, and laying out pages are only part of the work necessary in making a good yearbook. I would like to thank our advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley and the rest of the staff for the fine job that they have done. We are proud to present to you with the utmost pride the 1983 Oriole. The entire yearbook staff hopes that you will recall many fond memories of the 1982-83 school year. XIJA.ut Hcn&i. ~ Scott Horn and Chris Kline 2 Working on the 1983 Oriole has been a rewarding experience that I will always cherish. It has been a lot of fun and hard work to put the yearbook together. Many people have worked long and hard on it. At this time I would like to thank Chris Kline and Scott Horn who sold the most ads, also, all the other staff members who sold ads. But most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Joanne Finley who has worked very hard to make the 1983 Oriole a reality. ~ ~~ ~ fJJJ;,., Melissa Wood, Diane Gilbert, Jenny Shilling, Dena Stempien, Elaina Wood and Chantal Cochrane. �Dawn Hilton, Brent Withington, Rachel McRae and Todd Cochrane Michelle Miller, Keli Cutler, Darla Sellers, and Stephanie Wymer ) ' YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS- Terry Stephens, Tim Finley, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley, Todd Cochrane, Darla Sellers, Karime Cariuty and Karen Hosek. We would like to thank Ron Philbrick at the Carousel for all his help and for developing our pictures. We would also like to thank the Class of '83 for donating a Sigma 80-200mm F3.5-4 Zoom Lens, as their class gift, to the yearbook staff. This gift will be greatly appreciated. 3 �YEARBOOK SALES ASSEMBLY Members of the yearbook staff had fun during the Yearbook Assembly singing the song they had written especially for the assembly ... "Remember when you were in school Soon those days will be gone Aren't you glad you bought a yearbook?" Keli, Stephanie, Scott and Scott sure seem to like that chocolate pie. Staff sings "Remember all the Homecoming fun- trying to win the pep jug ... Master of Ceremonies at M.S. Assembly -Rachel McRae ... building floats and working on skits- painting your names in the parking lot." Homecoming Queen and KingGail Condra and Mike Hard 4 1983 QHS Graduates Withington and Diane Gilbert Brent "Come on Frenda, Scott, Scott and Elaina, you can win the pie eating contest." �YEARBOOK STAFF- Front: Roxi Knapp, Amy Rootes, Kelly Norton, Julie Davis, Diane Fidler, Jenny Shilling. Middle: Kris Quimby, Lisa Booher, Dawn Ledbetter. Back: Sherri Locke, Becky Brown, Julie Parker, Chris Kline, Scott Horn, Mike Mitchell, Gail Condra, Kim Hagy, Nan Weber. Not Pictur~d: Michelle Miller and Donna Tobalske. YEARBOOK STAFF - Front: Candie Kaiser, Karen Hosek, Stephanie Wymer, Dawn Hilton, Rachel McRae, Karime Cariuty, Bernina Rossetter. Middle: Terry Stephens, Tim Finley, Todd Cochrane, Elaina Wood, Dena Stempien, Frenda Otis. Back: Ginger Hartbarger, Tammy Meyer, Brent Withington, Tim Beaudin, Missy Wood, Candie Easterday, Chantal Cochrane. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler and Darla Sellers. 5 �6 �7 �8 �-- 9 �= I 10 �11 �t 12 �13 �14 �{ 15 ��PEOPLE - �A TOUCH OF CLASS 1983 (}fen f<ebecca Jane Brown 18 S. Aver'J �::Dawn marcel Coleman 19 �::Diane of!ee (jdberl 20 �norman ci. JJ.erman Jr. 21 �Roxanne l/aine Ynapp ::Dawn marie eledbefter 22 �23 �24 ��Jamie 26 ..A. Prince �Roberta J!. Smurr Steven J!. Stempien 27 �of!uanne Vanover nanette marie Weber ::Dave (}. William~ Not Pictured: Heather J. Bell Diana M. Dean William McGee Anthony James Stanton Patti Vanover nathaniel ::b. Wd~on 28 �Senior C/aH 0//icerj: ~reajurer Brent Withington JJijlorian Yurt Spa/ding Secretary J!ori Badey Aduijor mrj. J!oij ..9ngraham Prejident mike JJard Aduijor mr. marty Chard Vice Pre~idenl J!i~a Booher Colors: Light Blue and Dark Blue Flower: Silk baby blue rose with dark blue ribbon Song: "This Is It!" by Kenny Loggins Motto: To dream of the person you would like to be, is to waste the person you are. "GRADUATION DAY" Today we'll start a new life And we'll say our last good-byes To all the friends we've grown to love With whom we've laughed and cried The memories of the dances And the new friends that we've met, Vacations, teachers, talking, And exams we'd rather forget. Remembering the fun and laughter, The problems and fears, And watching all our memories grow Throughout our high school years. Yes, high school days are precious but'brief, Where all yom; dreams come true; It is not the end,_ but the beginning Of a life we'll start anew. - Lisa Booher 29 �HALL OF FAME (1) (3) w w (1) Gail Condra and Brett Cutler, best smile (2) Eric Rice and Diane Fidler, tallest; Brent Parkinson and Ginger Hartbarger, shortest (3) Lisa Booher and Brent Parkinson, most active (4) Eric Huttnelocher and Sarah Brickey, most musical (5) Lori Bailey and Jim Supianoski, most athletic 30 �w w (1) Mike Hagaman and Lisa Booher, most organized (2) Sherri Lock and Jim Supianoski, most gullible (3) Gail Condra, Brent Parkinson and Tammy Meyer, most likely to succeed (4) Tammy Clark and Kurt Spalding, most dramatic (5) Eric Rice and Diane Gilbert, rowdiest 31 �(2) (3) (4) ~) w (1) Sherri Locke and Eric Rice, most talkative (2) Darla Sellers and Brent Parkinson, best personality (3) Jay Millard and Diane Ingraham, biggest grouches (4) Mike Hard and Tammy Meyer, most intelligent (5) Diane Gilbert and Brett Cutler, class flirts (6) Gail Condra and Mike Hagaman, best looking 32 �(1) (4) (5) (1) Kim Hagy and Eric Marshall (not pictured), most disorganized (2) John Taylor and Becky Brown, most bashful (3) Kent Falstad and Gail Condra, friendliest (4) Calista Sanderson and Kevin Hooley, most artistic (5) Class of '83, best all around Seniors 33 �34 �I .. �36 �• • • 37 �JUNIORS Val Beckwith Karen Bell Bob Bellew Dan Bennett Christie Betts .•,v• Harold Blowers Joe Bowerman Tim Braden Tim Brown Andy Buell Don Byrd Lorie Camp Becky Cekander Scott Clifford Ron Coco Mike Cope Sara Creager Julie Davis Lynn DesJardins Brian Ditton Jennifer Dobson Lori Dobson David Donbrock Deena Dowker Kim Eddington Mike Ellis Joel Falstad Paula Falzon Tim Finley Amy Gay David Geiman Peggy Gollnick TammiGreen Tricia Gruner Art Hart 38 I �Denny Higbee Dawn Hilton Gerald Hinds Lewis Horn Laura Horn~y ... ----~ - ;·"· - ··v· ~· ~ , / Karen Hosek April Jett Kelly Johnson Tammy Johnson John Kinsey John Lacey Inez Letts Lori Litwaitis Patti Lutterbeck Lisa Lyons Jim Maggart Doug Marsh Bart Marshall Brian Marshall Shaun Massey Randy McCurley Rachel McRae Steven Meade Michelle Miller Steven Miller Bob Miner Mike Mitchell Mike Mocherman Lisa Moore Dan Morris Teresa Neeley Kelly Norton David Ostrander Jodi Paul Bruce Pohl Meliisa Powers Kelly Riddle David Roberts Robyn Rubley Sue Sailor 39 �Robert Saxman Tammy Scheidler Becky Smith Michelle Sobiech Tarri Spragg Robert Stanton Juli Stayner Karen Stempien Lisa Stempien Terry Stephens Kristie Strouse Ken Teachout Rex Thacher Debbie Thomas David Thornton Suzanne Toth Alicia Veysey Mike Waterbury Stacy Westfall Pam Wilber Not Pictured: Brian Henry Mike Lemke 40 Tim Wilkinson Gail Wineland Lance Wiser �SOPHOMORES Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett Willy Blowers Dale Borgwardt Toni Bowerman Kristina Brewer Tim Brockway Shari Brown Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jackie Cooper Jennine Craig Michelle Craig Monique Craig · Susan Crandell Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Pam Dovey Eric Dules Franklin Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Tracy Forrester Lisa Gilbert 41 �Mike Gipple Billie Harbaugh wendy Harmon Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry Mark Houvener Ted Kahaian Candie Kaiser David Karney Bruce Kempton Rick Kingsburg Bob Knowles Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Scott Locke Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutter beck Ed Marsh Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Tammy McMichael Jim McRae Tonya Meyer Cyndi Michael David Murray Danny Nance Kelli Newberry Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy Willy Richards JoEllen Robson Mike Rodgers Randy Root AmyRootes Bernina Rossetter Tim Rzepka 42 �Richie Sanderson Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark Dena Stempien Ron Tesch Gordon Thomas Todd Thurman Donna Tobalske Tina Trall Kevin VandyBogurt Stella VanWald Dawn Waligora Shawn a Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood Jerry Wright Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Terry Davis Brent Rodgers 43 �FRESHMEN Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Scott Barnett Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Joe Berry Todd Betts Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barb Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angela Coleman Tammy Combs Stacey Connin Mike Cottman Travis Creager David Dean Dean DeCaire Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angela Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard Mary Gieman Paula Gratz Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris Louis Hickey Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Jerry J ackowiak 44 �Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George Jenkot Teresa Johnson Mike Kanaby Jeff Kiersey Tim Kingsbury Murl Kinsey Scott Lynd Tracy Maggart Paige Mason Ed Maxwell Matt McConnell Joey Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Dale Parrot Annette Paul Matt Pepper Shelly Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts Jerrod Robinson Kandy Root Kim Rosendaul Stephanie Roush Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge Lisa Smallwood 45 �Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Laura Stafford Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Fred Upton Rick Van over Rhonda VanRiper Lee Ann Watters Jim Weber David Wilson Melissa Wood Not Pictured: Debbi Benedict _ _ VE~v a : ACHEP ADORES FRESH/"IEN i .. ~ ---, I I 46 .. .. -_,~ / �Junior Class Officers: Alicia V eysey - Treasurer Mrs. Donna KeeslarAdvisor Bart Marshall- Vice President Lori Dobson- President Inez Letts - Concessions Manager Michelle SobiechSecretary Dawn Hilton- Historian Sophomore Class Officers: Dawn Waligora- Treasurer Jill Philippy - Secretary Kenny Kurtz- Vice President Stephanie WymerHistorian Shari Brown- President Mrs. Melissa Sussex Advisor Freshman Class Officers: Lisa SmallwoodSecretary Chantal Cochrane Historian Shawn Talbot- President Laren Gruner- Treasurer Joey Mitchell- Vice President Mr. John Dogan - Advisor 47 �BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary Mrs.l<arenStark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Caroll<ahaian Trustee Mr. Peter Talbot Trustee The School Board memebers shown on this page represent the Quincy Community School District shown on the next page. This district was formed when the following school districts consolidated between 1945-1965. Algansee No. 1 Algansee No.5 Algansee No.7 Algansee No.8 Algansee No. 11 Allen Dist. No.2 Allen Dist. No.3 Butler No. 1 Butler No.5 Butler No.6 Butler No.7 California No. 2 California No. 6 California No.7 California No.8 Quincy No.1 Quincy No. 2 Quincy No. 3 Quincy No.4 Quincy No. 5 Quincy No.6 Quincy No.7 Quincy No.8 Quincy No. 9 Brick Fisher Wakeman Center Ferguson Allen Village West Allen Shook's Prairie Moore Williams South Butler Brown Caruthers Paul Ray Boone Quincy Village Lusk Newton Nichols Dobson Mudge Lake Ball The Students at Q.H.S. are grateful for the fine job the School Board has done, We are also grateful for the support we have received from the Quincy Community. 48 �f 1- <6 r : ,...... ; \ >;,i., ~~ IH~~~~~.,.,.,~M~r.b'"'T:~~bW~~ -.-~., ~1 ~ ...., 1--;'r3~ ' ·.;::.c"""-+ ~ ·-:r:H:.._;'.;..:"-i==""""";=o~-...;..::,..;..~~r:--~..,....llllilllla.;:.:...;~~=-~ > ( ' -~­ - . "'~:-t~ ~. . --· 1 ~ 10. • .· .: /~ ··: .. '22 23 ~· 2.~ .. .. ' 2,5. �ADMINISTRATION 50 Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. �SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Sandi Price, Elementary Secretary; (2) Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary and Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant; (3) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary; (4) Mrs. Connie Natusch, High School Secretary and Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor's Secretary; (5) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk. (3) 51 �QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 52 Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Mike Bodkins Kent State Univ., B.S. St. Francis College, M.A. School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.S.L. Librarian Mrs. Victotia Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Marty Chard Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Goshen College, B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher �Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Shop Mr. Lonney Eyon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Michigan Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Western Michigan Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan Univ., B.A. English __ ~ ~/' ....___.. Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. Mathematics Athletic Director Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green State Univ., B.S. Bowling Green State Univ., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor ~ __ __..._... ...... Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University, B.S. Typing 53 �54 Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, B.S. Michigan Tech. Univ. , M.S. Biology Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ., B.B.E. Michigan State Univ. , M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. Michigan State Univ. , M.Ed. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Agriculture Ms. Kelly Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.A. Art Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, B.S. Michigan State Univ. , M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Valczak Michigan State Univ., B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. English Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science and Mathematics �Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Library Aide 55 �TRANSPORTATION, HOT LUNCH AND CUSTODIAL STAFF TRANSPORTATION STAFF - Top Left: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage. Top Right: Mrs. Rose Borgert. Bottom, Front: Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack, Mr. Ray Riddle, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mr. Pat Moraniec. Back: Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mrs. Imorean (Mickey) Rubley, Mr. Loran Fickle, Mrs. Ann Ewers, Mrs. Georgia Handy, Mrs. Verita Delcamp, Mrs. Joan Matz, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mrs. Betty Reichhart. 56 �.. .:=:· : . . HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF - Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Mrs. Barb Rice, Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Alice Weber, Supervisor Ms. Alberta Todd. ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF- Mrs. Sue Hand, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Virginia Taylor, Mrs. Winifred Marsh. CUSTODIAL STAFF - Mr. Rick Gardner, Custodial Supervisor LeRoy Allen. CUSTODIAL STAFF - Top: Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Maintenance Supervisor Mr. Ed Smith. Bottom: Mr. George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. Not Pictured: Mr. Jim Urig. 57 �STUDENT COUNCIL The Quincy High School Student Council is comprised of officers, representatives and alternates who were elected by the student body. This group governs the student body and plans activities and projects for the year. The Student Council sponsors Homecoming, Oriole Week and the Trike Race and Tug of War. Students eagerly look forward to these annual events. One of the projects of the council this year was funding the building of two new trophy cases in the gym lobby. Special thanks to Mr. Dogan for building the trophy cases and to Acorn Building Components for donating the glass. Students, Alumni, Parents and Visitors will be able to enjoy looking at the many trophies that have been won by QHS athletes. Top: Showing off new trophy cases: Mr. Robert Mitchell, Brent Parkinson, Sherri Locke, Mr. John Dogan. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS- Alicia Veysey, Parliamentarian; Sherri Locke, Treasurer; Brent Parkinson, President; Tammy Clark, Vice-President; Michelle Sobiech, Secretary; Mr. Robert Mitchell, Advisor. 58 �STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES- Front: Erica Arnold, April Jett, Rachel McRae, Lynn DesJardins, Jill Philippy, Sue Sailor, Shawna Walters. Back: Lisa Booher, Mike Hagaman, John Taylor, Jay Millard, Ken Kurtz, Joel Mitchell, Scott Sobiech, Shawn Avra, Monica Harris. Not Pictured: Ed Cariuty. STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES- Front: Pam Stark, Brad Parrish, Lori Dobson, Bart Marshall, Dawn Hilton, Gail Condra. Back: Mike Kanaby, Eric Huttenlocher, Jim Supianoski, Eric Rice, Shawn Talbot, Allen Blodgett, Mike Gipple, Frenda Otis. Not Pictured: Tim Wilkinson. 59 �COUNCIL SELLS MAGAZINES& DONUTS (1) Lynn DesJardins and April Jett sell donuts. Profits from Wednesday Donut Sales and the annual Magazine Drive fund the Student Council. (2) Chad Carpenter won the top prize in the Magazine Drive drawing. (3) Vickie Eddington, Michelle Sobiech and Mike Hagaman are served a Candlelight Dinner by Mr. Mitchell, Jay Millard and Brent Parkinson for winning Best Dressed on Masquerade Day during Homecoming Week. (4) Top Ten Magazine Drive Salesmen: Lori Babbage, Ron Coco, Lori Dobson, Luanne Vanover, Kathy Herman, Mike Hagaman, Doug Dobson, Scott Lynd and Marty Sarles. Not Pictured: Dawn Waligora. Scott Lynd was the top high school salesman with his total sales of $226.56. 60 �COMPUTER CLUB The goal of the Computer Club is to introduce the newest wave of the future: computers. Members were given instructions on using the computers and were encouraged to spend time working on them. The club went on a field trip to the TriState University at Angola to look at their computers. OFFICERS Steve Stempien, President; Jay Millard, Treasurer; Tammy Clark, Vice-President; Dawn Waligora, Secretary. MEMBERS - Front: Michelle Fillmore, JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Dawn Waligora, Jenny Shilling, Tammy Clark, Diane Ingraham, Karime Cariuty, LeeAnn Watters, Angie Erts, David Geiman. Middle: Van Marshall, David Ostrander, Jeff _Kiersey, Harold Blowers, Laura Stafford, Sherri Taylor, Kim Rosendaul, Mary Geiman. Back: Steve Stempien, Tom Lothamer, David Spalding, Brad Parrish, Todd Cochrane, Jay Millard, Brent Withington, Eric Huttenlocher, Advisor Mr. Scott Weber. 61 �MARCHING BAND EARNS #1 RATING (1) (2) Page 62: (1) Quincy Marching Band during half-time at a football game. (2) Practicing in the parking lot. (3) FLAG CORPS - Front: Monica Harris, Sherri Taylor, Sarah Brickey, JoEllen Robson, Lisa Smallwood. Back: Dawn Waligora, Suzie Roberts, Calista Sanderson, Laura Stafford, Pam Stark, Angie Erts, Annette Roberts, Jill Philippy. Not Pictured: Diane Ingraham. Page 63: (1) Good half-time shows mean lots of practice. (2) Stephanie and Bart during a pep assembly. (3) Flag Corps CoCaptain Sarah Brickey, Drum Major Kris Quimby, Flag Corps Co-Captain Diane Ingraham. (4) Drum Major Kris Quimby. (5) Pep Band plays school song during pep assembly. 62 �(2) 63 �64 FLUTES -Front: Mary Geiman, Tammie Myers, Melissa Powers. Middle: Jill Philippy, Val Beckwith, Lisa Smallwood. Back: JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Suzi Roberts. Not Pictured: Tonya Meyer. SAXOPHONES - Front: Brad Parrish, Ted Kahaian, Teresa Jeffery. Middle: Dawn Waligora, Diane Ingraham, Steve Miller. Back: Denise Houck, Jeff Suever. CLARINETS AND LOW REEDS- Front: Annette Roberts, Laura Stafford, Sherri Taylor, David Ostrander. Middle: Kim Rosendaul, Marion Beckwith, Mike Kanaby. Back: Paige Mason, LeeAnn Watters, Deena Dowker. CLARINETS -Front: Kim Hagy, Laura Horney, Monica Harris, Jennifer Dobson. Middle: David Geiman, Eric Huttenlocher. Back: Bernina Rossetter, Susan Engelhardt, Angie Erts, Kris Quimby. �TROMBONES Front: Michelle Fillmore, Michelle Powers, Jeff Kiersey, Mike Dowker. Back: Trevor Mast, David Karney, Tim Blodgett. PERCUSSION- Front: Tim Brockway, Jay Murdock, Tim Erts. Back: Tammy McMichael, Stephanie Wymer. Not Pictured: Bart Marshall and Mike Mitchell. LOW BRASS, LOW REEDS AND FRENCH HORNS- Front: Michelle Miller, Doug Dobson, Joel Mitchell. Middle: Stella VanWald, Kandy Root. Back: Calista Sanderson, Shawna Walters, Laurinda Morrison. Not Pictured: James McRae. TRUMPETS Front: Lori Dobson, Sarah Brickey, Erica Arnold. Middle: Denise Riegel, Roxie Knapp, Tina Rumsey. Back: Bob Miner, Matt McConnell, Candie Kaiser. 65 �LYNN DESJARDINS AND JERRY JACKOWIAK ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to QHS bowlers as follows: Lynn DesJardins won trophies for high game with 140 pins and high series with 247 pins. Jerry Jackowiak won· trophies for high game with 234 pins and high series with 401 pins. Art Hart was selected as the most improved bowler raising his average by 33 pins. TOP TEAM - Mark Houvener, Tracy Maggart, Brian Shortridge, Dean DeCaire, and Jerry Jackowiak. THE TEAM - Front: David Murray, David Thompson, Lynn DesJardins, Rachel McRae, Chantal Cochrane, Rhonda VanRiper, Dawn Hilton, David Donbrock, Art Hart. Middle: Jerry Jackowiak, Gordon Thomas, Joe Berry, Jim Weber, Brian Shortridge, Brent Rodgers. Back: Mark Houvener, Scott Preston, Dale Parrot, Tim Brockway, Ted Kahaian, David Karney, Jim McRae and Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini. 66 �67 �FFA ... EDUCATING THROUGH EXPERIENCE CHAPTER MEMBERS -Front: Monique Craig, Fran Evard, Laren Gruner, David Hammond, Todd Betts, Matthew Pepper, Jason Shilling, Annette Paul, Chantal Cochrane. Row 2: Eric Marshall, Todd Cochrane, Stacy Connin, Lloyd Paul, Tim Berry, Doug Marsh, Shawn Avra, Darin Higbee, Brad Parrish, Lisa Gilbert, Pam Dovey, Vickie Eddington, Kandy Root. Row 3: Brent Goforth, Mike Hard, Bart Marshall, Andy Buell, Tim Braden, Eric Dules, David Spalding, Kevin Kaiser, Jenny Shilling, Jay Millard, Ginger Hartbarger, Ed Marsh, Kevin VandyBogurt. Back: Advisor Charles Snyder, Bob Miner, Denny Higbee, Tim Kingsbury, Art Hart, David Donbrock, Mark Houvener, Lonnie Laurie, Scott Preston. Members who attended the National Convention at Kansas City: Jay Millard, Brad Parrish, Jenny Shilling, David Spalding, Bob Miner, Brian Marshall, Art Hart, Tim Braden. 68 CHAPTER OFFICERS: Eric Marshall, Reporter; Todd Cochrane, Secretary; Tim Braden, Sentinel; Brent Goforth, Treasurer; Bart Marshall, Vice President; Advisor Charles Snyder; Mike Hard, President. �Bart Marshall (shown above) served as Region I FFA President during 1982-83. Chapter Awards: Sheep Proficency Todd Cochrane; Turf landscape management- Brad Parrish; Beef production - Lloyd Paul; Home and or farmstead improvement Kevin Kaiser; Diversified livestock production - Tim Braden, Crop Production Kevin VandyBogurt, Swine Production - Eric Dules; Agricultural mechanics - Brian Marshall. Leadership award Mike Hard; Scholarship Award- Mike Hard; Star Greenhand- Darin Higbee; Greenhand Scholarship- Shawn Avra; Star Chapter Farmer- Mike Hard. State Tractor Handling Contest: Brian Marshall - 1st Place. District FFA Leadership Contest: Parliamentary Procedure - Gold: Brad Parrish, Darin Higbee, Chantal Cochrane, Shawn Avra, Ed Marsh, Eric Dules, Kevin VandyBogurt, Mark Houvener; Demonstration - Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden; Agricultural Forum - Silver: Todd Cochrane, David Donbrock, David Spalding, Lloyd Paul, Bob Miner, Denny Higbee. Regional FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration - Gold, 1st Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden. State FFA Leadership Contest: Demonstration Gold, 3rd Place: Bart Marshall, Tim Braden. Outstanding Junior Award - Bart Marshall, State Winner. Outstanding Scholarship Recognition - Mike Hard. Regional Farmer Award Agribusiness: Jay Millard. Production Ag: Tim Braden, Mike Waterbury, Bart Marshall, David Donbrock. State Farmer Degrees: Todd Cochrane, Mike Hard, Brent Goforth, Kevin Kaiser. Mike Hard will serve as the State Reporter for 1983-84 (1st Ceremonial office held by a member of Quincy Chapter since 1973). The Quincy Chapter received a 1st Place Trophy for having the highest Citrus fruit sales in the state ($13,359). Greenhands 69 �FRENCH CLUB The French Club's activities for 1982-1983 included flowergram sales, a successfully received French dinner in February, going to see "Cyrano de Bergerac" in October, and bowling. Officers include: Front: Mrs. Diann Sattler, Advisor; Lynn Desjardins, 6th hour representative; Rachel McRae, VicePresident. Back: Dawn Hilton and Amy Rootes , Social Chairmen ; Gail Wineland, Secretary and Sherri Locke, President. Not Pictured: Julie Davis, Treasurer. MEMBERS - Front: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Lynn Desjardins, Rachel McRae, Dawn Hilton, Lori Litwaitis, Paula Falzon, Jill Philippy, Sherri Taylor, Diane Ingraham, Angela Erts, Kim Rosendaul, Laurinda Morrison, Lisa Smallwood. Middle: Jennifer Dobson, Steve Miller, Gail Wineland, Sherri Locke, Alicia Veysey, Karen Hosek, Inez Letts, Kathy Herman, Marion Beckwith. Back: Mike Kanaby, Susan Engelhardt, Connie Quimby, Darla Sellers, Amy Rootes, Tonya Meyer, Jim Luce, Dan Nance, Sarah Brickey, Shawna Walters, and Becky Brown. 70 �LIBRARYCLU Members of the Library Club enjoyed a successful year. Activities included two used book sales, bowling against the French Club, reading to 2nd graders during Chrildrens' Book Week, sponsoring a bookmark contest through the Art Classes and a Book Fair during National Library Week. A field trip to the Henry Ford Centennial Library is also being planned. OFFICERS Sue Sailor, Treasurer; Paula Falzon, President; Jennifer Dobson, Vice-President. Not Pictured: Laura Horney, Secretary. MEMBERS - Sherri Taylor, Sue Sailor, Paula Falzon, Shawna Walters, Jennifer Dobson, Laura Stafford, Mrs. Virginia Brown, Advisor. 71 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS NINE On May 5, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted three Juniors and six Sophomores. The introduction of the inductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. Dr. Peter Baldwin, local veterinarian, was the speaker for the ceremony. He spoke on the importance of goal setting and acquiring educational tools for life's experiences. MEMBERS: Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Karen Hosek, Alicia Veysey, Diane Ingraham, Tammy Meyer, Nan Weber, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Gail Condra. Middle: John Taylor, Brent Withington, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard. Back: Eric Marshall, Brent Parkinson, Sue Sailor, Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon. NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1983 -Front: Ted Kahaian, Jill Philippy, Val Beckwith, Michelle Sobiech, Tim Finley. Back: Mike Rodgers, Billy Harbaugh, Michelle Fillmore, Susan Englehardt. OFFICERS Page 73: President Mike Hagaman, Vice President Brent Parkinson, Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Treasurer Brent Withington, Secretary Gail Condra. 72 �~· 73 �QUINCY SOCIETY FOR PERFORMING ARTS OFFICERS - Sarah Brickey, President; Rachel McRae, Vice-President; Brent Parkinson, Stage Manager; Michelle Sobiech, Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. Christopher Walczak, Advisor. MEMBERS - Front: Darla Sellers, Shawna Walters, Mike Kanaby. Second Row: Michelle Fillmore, Dawn Waligora, Sherri Taylor, Paula Falzon, Jill Philippy. Third Row: Laura Stafford, Erica Arnold, Sarah Brickey, Tammy Meyer, Ginger Hartbarger, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Jennifer Dobson, Advisor Mr. Christopher Walczak. Back: Jodi Paul, Kurt Spalding, Brent Parkinson, Eric Huttenlocher, Robyn Rubley. 74 �VARSITY LETTER WINNERS Front: Tim Finley, Shawn Bowers, Brad Parrish, Tim Schmidt, Diane Fidler, Tammy Dooley, Diane Gilbert Nan Weber Brett Cutler Dawn Ledbetter, Jay Millard, Mike H~gaman, Tim Wi_lkinson. Middle: Jay Murdock, George Jenkot, Tim Brockway, Allen Blodgett: Gordon Bassage, Dout Marsh, Pam Wilber, Val Beckw~th, Robyn Rubley, Michelle Sobiech, Lynn DesJardins, Brian Ditton, Chantal Cochrane. Back: Shawn Avra, Chad Horn, Lonnie Laune, Jim Luce, Tim Beaudin, Cyndi Michael, Lori Babbage, Connie Quimby, Jill Philippy, Tammy McMichael, Stephanie Wymer, Keli Cutler, April Jett. Not Pictured: Gerald Hinds and Inez Letts. I -- I I Front: Wally Schultz, Tammy Clark, Eric Rice, Brent Parkinson, Jim Supianoski. John Taylor, Ron Lange, Mike Hard, Todd Cochrane, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Goforth, Kenny Teachout. Middle: Becky Smith, Kelly Johnson, Lori Bailey, Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Annette Paul, Suzanne Toth, Tammy Scheidler, Jodi Paul, Lori Camp, Lori Dobson, Tina Rumsey, Andy Logic. Back: Patti Lutterbeck, Gail Wineland, Alicia Veysey, Lance Wiser, Tim Rzepka, Joel Falstad, Scott Sobiech, David Spalding, Kenny Kurtz, Scott Lutter beck, Craig Fish, David Don brock, Dan Morris. Not Pictured: Rick Deal. 75 �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT OFFICERS - Co-chairperson Brent Parkinson, Chaplain Lori Dobson, Secretary Robyn Rubley, Treasurer Eric Huttenlocher and Co-chairperson Gail Condra. MEMBERS - Front: Advisor Mr. Brent Veysey, Erica Arnold, Dawn Waligora, Pam Stark, Michelle Fillmore, Lori Bailey, Diane Fidler, Gail Condra, Diane Ingraham, Robyn Rubley, Jason Bailey, Joey Mitchell, Bob Miner, Tim Finley. Middle: JoEllen Robson, Soctt Locke, Karime Cariuty, Keli Cutler, Stephanie Wymer, Nan Weber, Sherri Brown, Calista Sanderson. Back: Advisor Mr. Gary Male, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Sue Sailor, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Darla Sellers, Sherri Locke, Brent Parkinson, Brent Withington, Sarah Brickey, Jay Millard, Eric Huttenlocher. 76 �In April, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 35th Annual Youth in Government at the state capitol building in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was PreLegislature, held at the YMCA Center in Battle Creek. At PreLeg Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Michelle Sobiech, and Diane Ingraham obtained the offices of Speaker of the House, State Chaplain, Clerk of the House, and Member of the Governor's Cabinet, respectively. At the state legislature members participated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate chambers. Five Quincy students participated in the Judicial Branch of Government which proved to be a very rewarding experience. Gail Condra and Eric Huttenlocher served as defense attorneys, and Brent Withington and Todd Cochrane served as the prosecuting attorneys. Jay Millard was chosen to be Quincy's Judge, and later was selected to sit on the Supreme Court Bench as the Youth Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. During the spring members sell concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia. 77 ��EVENTS �HOMECOMING WEEK, AWESOME TOTALLY AWESOME! (1) (2) so (1) KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES- Sherri Locke, Lisa Booher, Gail Condra, Tammy Clark, Lori Bailey, Mike Hard, Mike Hagaman, Eric Rice, John Taylor, Brent Parkinson. (2) King Mike Hard and Queen Gail Condra, during half time of the homecoming game. (3) 1982 Homecoming Queen Gail Condra and her Uncle, Mr. Robert King. This year's Homecoming Theme was "Movies." The Seniors chose "Grease," the Juniors chose "Rocky III," the Sophomores chose "Dial M. for Murder," and the Freshmen chose "E.T." After the week's events were over, the Seniors won the (3) �\ J (3) (4) (1) Several of the well-dressed students at Q.H.S. during homecoming week. (2) Varsity Football players and Mr. Nowicki get fired-up at the parade, before the big game. (3) Masquerade day during homecoming brought about the re-birth of the Roman Empire. (4) Three freshman girls who defintely enjoyed Punk Rock day. (5) Mr. Evon is tops with Varsity football players. 81 �(1) (2) (4) (5) (6) (1) The Seniors first prize float. (2) Senior Bretn Withington receiving the pep jug from Michelle Sobiech, Student Council Secretary. (3) The Seniors and their' chicken during the afternoon parade. (4) At the homecoming assembly the Seniors were cheered on by their chicken. (5) Everyone at the homecoming assembly celebrating the victory to be. (6) Students who really punked-out during Punk Rock day. 82 �SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY AND TRI-STATE DRAFTING COMPETITION - Front: Robert Speaker, Ted Kahaian, Diane Ingraham, David Dean, Shawn Massey, David Thornton. Middle: Doug Marsh, Jim McRae, Kenny Kurtz, Monigue Craig, Allen Blodgett, Tim Rzepka, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. Back: Doug Dobson, Delores Dean, Murl Kinsey, John Kinsey, Robert Hooley, Ed Cariuty, Denny Higbee. ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS - Front: Brad Parrish, Dawn Hilton, Michelle Sobiech, Tom Lothamer, Bruce Kempton, David Wilcox. Second Row: Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Stephanie Roush, Rachel McRae, Michelle Fillmore, Erica Arnold, JoEllen Robson, Angela Basse, Rhonda VanRiper, Val Beckwith. Third Row: Denise Riegel, Karime Cariuty, Mike Hagaman, Mike Hard, Tim Brown, Gail Wineland, Peggy Gollnick, Lori Dobson, LeeAnn·Watters. Back: Advisor Mrs. Sandra Newell, Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych, Brent Withington, David Spalding, Pam Stark, Tim Brockway, Connie Quimby, Sue Sailor, Lori Babbage. 83 �A WIND BETWEEN THE HOUSES A most unusual play entitled A Wind Between the Houses was this year's QHS dramatic offering, presented by the Quincy Society for the Performing Arts on the evenings of December 4 and 5, 1982. The play, a comedy-drama, starred Kim Hagy as Gracie Martin, a mildly eccentric widow who keeps the ashes of her deceased husband on the mantlepiece. Her insistence on maintaining regular conversations with the remains causes her selfish and conniving daughter Sheila and her nasty and egocentric son John (played by Kris Quimby and Kurt Spalding) to destroy their mother's most prized possession the urn of ashes - in a most heartless and callous way. The play's unusual course of events and colorful characters provided a most unusual evening of theatre. Maurice Hill's play was directed by Mr. Christopher Walczak and was his twenty-third production at QHS. The performances were highlighted by the talents of Jennifer Dobson, Eric Huttenlocher, Rachel McRae, Paula Falzon, Mike Kanaby, Jodi Paul, and Shawna .Walters. Sarah Brickey acted as Mr. Walczak's production assistant, and Brent Parkinson acted as stage manager. 84 Front: Jennifer Dobson, Shawna Walters, Jodi Paul, Kim Hagy, Paula Falzon. Middle: Ginger Hartbarger, Rachel McRae, Mike Kanaby, Mr. Christopher Walczak, Brent Parkinson, Sarah Brickey. Back: Kurt Spalding, Kris Quimby, Eric Huttenlocher. �85 �PROJECT CHRISTMAS STILL HELPING THE NEEDY AFTER15YEARS Nearly 30 families in Branch County were able to enjoy Christmas due to the caring efforts of the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Project Christmas co-chairpersons were Cathy Smith and Doug Russell. Nan Weber was secretary and treasurer was Sherri Locke. The committee chairpersons were: Gail Condra, routing; Ron Lange, toy repair; Nan Weber, food; Wally Schultz, wrapping; Dawn Hilton, clothing; Darla Sellers, promotions. Mr. Veysey and Mr. Chard served as advisors. Other members of the class include: Becky Brown, Andrew Buell, Eric Marshall, Shawn Massey, Rachel McRae, Brent Parkinson, Bruce Pohl, Jamie Prince, David Roberts, Sue Sailor, Calista Sanderson, Jim Supianoski, John Taylor, Lance Wiser, LaRae Walker, Mike Waterbury, Scott Wilkinson, Tammy Meyer, Becky Smith, and Tammy Clark. 86 �87 �DIANE INGRAHAM CROWNED On February 5, Diane Ingraham was chosen as the 1983 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Diane also won the title of Miss Congeniality. Lori Dobson was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Denise Houck was voted 2nd Runner-Up. ... TIP-UP CONTESTANTS- Lorie Camp, Lori Dobson, Tricia Gruner, Diane Ingraham, Nan Weber, Tammy Clark, Dawn Ledbetter, Roxie Knapp, Denise Houck. 88 �1983 TIP-UP QUEEN 89 �ORIOLE WEEK MEMORIES (1) The student body in culmination of the week's events elected Sherri Locke as Miss Oriole and Brent Parkinson as Mr. Oriole; (2) Keli Cutler determined not to drop the egg; (3) MISS AND MR. ORIOLE CANDIDATES - Front: Ken Holloway, Kevin Hooley, Kurt Spalding, Eric Huttenlocher, Joel Falstad, Brent Parkinson. Middle: Val Beckwith, Sheri Brown, Diane Fidler, Stephanie Wymer, Lynn DesJardins, Sherri Locke, Karime Cariuty. Back: Brad Parish, Dawn Hilton, Doug Dobson, Kelly Johnson, James Weber, Tammie Myers, Kent Falstad, Michelle Sobiech. Not Pictured: Jim Supianoski; (4) Freshman Ed Cariuty catching the egg; (5) Sophomores won the Family Feud. (3) 90 (4) �(1) The victorious team in the locker room after being able to down previously unbeaten Athens in overtime by a score of 51-49; (2) Junior girls in the saucer pull; (3) Toga day during Oriole week; (4) For the second year in a row the Class of '84 was able to win the saucer pulls. (1) (2) (3) 91 (4) �(3) (4) (1) Kelly Johnson really using her head during the stand on your head contest; (2) Seniors cheering at the afternoon assembly; (3) The Sophomore girls won the three -legged race for the second year in a row; (4) The Junior guys held it together to pull out a victory; (5) Students who dressed up for the Cowboy and Indian day. (5) 92 �CLASS OF '83 OVERALL CHAMPS! The Juniors captured first place in the trike race. The Junior boys' team of Tim Braden, Andy Buell, Joel Falstad, Tim Finley, Bart Marshall, David Thornton, Tim Wilkinson and Lance Wiser set a new record in the 880 relay with a time of 3:39.8. The Senior girls' team of Lori Bailey, Sarah Brickey, Gail Condra, Ginger Hartbarger, Sherri Locke, Dawn Ledbetter, Jamie Prince, and Calista Sanderson also set a new record in the girls' 880 relay with a time of 4:09.8. Lori Dobson won the girls' 100 yard drag with a record setting time of 23.5 and Lance Wiser won the boys' 100 yard drag with a time of 22.1. The Senior girls won the girls' tug of war and the Senior boys won the boys' tug of war. The Juniors won the featherweight tug of war. The Pibb Ball game was won by the Juniors and the Seniors were victorious in the Balloon Toss and Frisbie Toss. Mike Hard and Gail Wineland won the 50 yard Flipper Flash, a new event, with times of 7.9 and 11.0 respectively. Final standings were: Seniors - 1st Place; Juniors - 2nd Place; Sophomores - 3rd Place and Freshmen -4th Place. 93 �94 �95 �UP WHERE WE BELONG 96 "Up Where We Belong" was the theme of the 1983 Junior-Senior Prom held at the Coldwater Country Club on May 28, 1983. Before the dinner, Lori Dobson gave the Welcome and Michelle Sobiech read the invocation. After the dinner, Michael Hard read the Class Will and Brent Withington read the Class Prophecy. A beautiful scenic setting and music by D.J.'s On the Run added to an enjoyable evening for all. �97 �SENIORS EARN MANY AWARDS 98 Senior Honors Night was held June 6 with Mike Hard, president of the Class of 1983 acting as Master of Ceremonies. Scholarships worth over $34,000 were presented to members of the Class of '83. A new scholarship this year was the Gordon Bowerman Agriculture Scholarship. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Lori Bailey, Becky Brown, Tammy Clark, Gail Condra, Diane Fidler, Diane Gilbert, Mike Hagaman, Kim Hagy, Mike Hard, Denise Houck, Eric Huttenlocher, Diane Ingraham, Kevin Kaiser, Tammy Meyer, Jay Millard, Brent Parkinson, Melissa Pierson, Jennifer Shilling, Kurt Spalding, Steve Stempien, John Taylor, Nan Weber and Brent Withington. Lisa Booher received the Citizenship Award. The DAR Good Citizen Award for 1982-83 was presented to Mike Hard; the DAR Good Citizen Award for 1982-83 was presented to Brent Withington. A 4-year Perfect Attendance Award was given to Nan Weber. American Legion Outstanding Service Awards were given to Gail Condra and Brent Parkinson. Girls' State Awards were given to Tammy Clark and Diane Ingraham; Boys' State Awards were given to Brent Parkinson and Brent Withington. Mike Hard was presented with the Physics Award. The Advanced Math Award was presented to Brent Parkinson. Todd Cochrane received the Dekalb Agriculture Award. Jeff Suever received the John Philip Sousa Award. Anita Cekander and Diana Dean received awards for excellence in Art. Sarah Brickey, Kim Hagy, Eric Huttenlocher and Kurt Spalding were presented with Drama Awards. Four Year Varsity Sports Awards were given to: Gail Condra, Girls' Basketball; Todd Cochrane, Cross Country; Mike Hard and Scott Wilkinson, Wrestling; Lori Bailey and Tammy Dooley, Girls' Track; Jay Millard and Jim Supianoski, Boys' Track. Senior Athlete of the Year Awards were presented to Gail Condra and Eric Rice. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was presented to Gail Condra and the Philip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Jim Supianoski. �99 �EIGHTY -ONE SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS 100 The one hundred third annual commencement exercises of QHS were held on June 10, 1983 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Processional and recessional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Brent Parkinson, Invocation; John Taylor, Welcome; Mike Hagaman, Class Poem; Brent Withington, Presentation of Class Gift; Mike Hard, Charge to Class; Nan Weber, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff; Diane Ingraham, Appreciation to Parents; Tammy Meyer, Appreciation to Community; Gail Condra, Introduction to Speaker; Eric Marshall, Benediction. The commencement address was given by Mr. ·Philip A. Cusick, followed by the presentation of the class by Mr. Richard Spalding, Principal, the confirmation of diplomas by Mr. Leon Parrish, President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent. �101 ��SPORTS �Quincy 187 187 174 168 190 186 168 165 187 166 171 174 GOLF Opponent 173 Coldwater 208 Bronson 185 Union City 180 Springport 172 Concord 189 Jonesville 160 Coldwater 184 union City 187 Bronson OT 155 Concord 176 Jonesville 177 Springport SCOREBOARD VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 57 49 Hillsdale 56 46 Litchfield 58 65 Athens 61 63 Union City OT 79 28 Reading 53 42 Addison 53 41 Homer 43 65 Concord 77 52 Springport 60 57 Jonesville 55 58 Bronson OT 51 48 Athens OT 55 64 Coldwater 74 48 Reading 75 73 HomerOT 61 78 Concord 52 60 Springport 73 63 Jonesville 63 66 Union City 57 80 Bronson JVFOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 22 6 Bronson 0 18 Athens 0 6 Union City 16 30 Reading 0 12 Homer 22 8 Concord 0 8 Springport 38 6 Jonesville VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 20 0 Bronson 13 12 Athens 12 19 Union City 41 6 Reading 12 7 Homer 13 6 Concord 44 8 Springport 20 14 Jonesville 0 36 Michigan Center 104 CROSS COUNTRY Quincy Opponent 39 20 Jonesville 42 18 Reading 32 23 Union City 44 17 Concord 30 27 Springport . WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 54 3 Jackson 48 24 Coldwater 22 48 Bronson 28 43 Athens 20 44 Union City 30 40 Hudson 45 30 Homer 24 33 Constantine 28 36 Concord 47 19 Springport 17 47 Hillsdale 39 25 Jonesville Quincy 9th Place 7th Place 5th Place 5th Place 4th Place Invitational Addison Clinton Hillsdale Napoleon Constantine GIRLS'JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 21 24 Bronson 20 30 Camden 33 15 Camden 27 31 Athens 42 17 Union City 31 11 Reading 38 22 Homer 35 20 Concord 27 14 Springport 21 16 Jonesville 33 22 Athens 22 25 Litchfield 43 9 Union City 32 18 Reading 34 20 Homer 26 11 Concord 41 22 Springport 23 11 Jonesville �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 41 28 Bronson 29 46 White Pigeon 17 70 Camden 30 61 Athens 39 57 Union City 31 44 Reading 19 66 Homer 45 34 Concord 53 27 Springport 42 40 Jonesville 48 52 Athens 31 56 Litchfield 46 43 Union City 34 40 Reading 34 66 Homer 41 35 Concord 57 44 Springport 34 41 Jonesville 30 29 Jonesville 40 39 Bronson 38 66 Homer JVBASEBALL Quincy Opponent 4 5 Union City 5 12 Tekonsha 2 13 Coldwater 4 5 Union City 5 6 Bronson 1 5 Bronson 6 9 Coldwater 5 4 Bronson JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 1 Athens 2 2 1 Union City 1 2 Reading 1 Homer 2 2 Concord 1 Springport 2 Jonesville 2 Athens 2 Union City 1 2 Reading 1 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 0 Springport 2 0 2 Jonesville JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 37 54 Hillsdale 33 51 Litchfield 25 61 Athens 31 28 Union City 35 Reading 33 35 50 Addison 32 44 Homer 38 50 Concord 24 33 Springport 50 46 Jonesville 16 61 Bronson 26 44 Athens 29 Coldwater 64 34 23 Reading 48 37 Homer Concord 33 61 48 Springport 35 Jonesville 38 69 42 Union City 38 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 Athens 0 2 Union City 0 2 0 Olivet 2 1 Reading 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 0 2 1 Springport 2 1 Jonesville 2 1 Athens 2 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 1 Waldron 2 2 Athens 0 2 0 Litchfield 2 0 Centerville 2 Colon 0 2 Concord 0 2 0 Springport 2 Detroit 0 Bishop Foley 2 Springfield 0 2 Hillsdale 0 2 Coldwater 0 2 0 Jonesville 2 0 Maple Valley 2 Pennfield 0 BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent Camden 67 65 Coldwater 79 53 Litchfield 54 78 84 48 Bronson Athens 67 65 Union City 61 70 Reading 63 69 74 Homer 58 Concord 48 84 Springport 42 90 Jonesville 94 37 VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 1 18 Union City 7 3 Reading 7 2 Homer 1 11 Concord 2 11 Springport 0 3 Jonesville 1 14 Athens 0 11 1Athens 0 11 Union City 16 3 Reading 1 4 Homer 3 2 Concord 5 4 Bronson 0 10 Michigan Center 3 8 Springport 12 13 Homer 7 11 Jonesville GIRLS' TRACK Opponent Quincy Camden 32 91 Coldwater 74 49 Litchfield 84 39 Bronson 52 71 Athens 38 85 Union City 41 82 44 Reading 79 44 Homer 79 72 Concord 51 Springport 87 36 52 Jonesville 70 105 �ALL CONFERENCE STARS 106 (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) �(1) (2) Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first place in conference meets. Page 106: (1) Cross Country - Todd Cochrane; (2) Girls' Basketball - Gail Condra; (3) Wrestling - Mike Hard; (4) Volleyball- Nan W-eber; (5) Boys' Track - Eric Rice; (6) Girls' Track - Diane Gilbert; (7) Baseball- Doug Russell. Page 107: (1) Football- Tim Wilinson, Eric Rice and Jim Supianoski; (2) Golf Mike Hagaman and Tim Schmidt; (3) Boys' Basketball - Eric Rice and John Taylor. (3) 107 �GIRLS CHEER TEAMS ON TO VICTORY! (1) (2) Page 108: (1) VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS- Top to Bottom: Lori Dobson, Cathy Smith, Becky Smith, Tammy Clark, Lisa Booher, Tammy Johnson, Suzanne Toth. Not Pictured: Lorie Camp. (2) VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - Top to Bottom: Cathy Smith, Becky Smith, Suzanne Toth, Lisa Booher, Dawn Ledbetter, Lori Dobson, Tammy Clark, Lorie Camp. (3) JV FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS - Top to Bottom: Tonya Meyer, Amy Rootes, Suzi Roberts, Dusti Earl, Jackie Cooper, Tina TraiL Page 109: (1) JV BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS - L to R: Dusti Earl, Amy Rootes, Jackie Cooper, Suzi Roberts, Tonya Meyer. Not Pictured: Tina TraiL (2) Tammy Johnson shows off new uniform. (3) Advisor Sandi Price. (4) "Are you rooting for the boys?, yea, man." (5) Remember when the cheerleaders would cheer, "We want Ludlow, We want Ludlow" and he would lead us in the cheer "Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight, Fight, Fight!" (6) "Come on, come on, let's jive." 108 (3) �(3) (5) (6) 109 �SHARE ''BIG 8'' CHAMPIONSHIP The 1982 Orioles coached by Lonney Evon began the season with only three starters returning from last year's "Big 8" Championship team. Through hard work, determination and a solid defense the Orioles continued the winning tradition with a 7-1 Conference Record and a 7-2 Overall Record. Quincy had been picked by critics to be no better than fourth before the season began. Quincy finished the season tied for 1st Place with Athens losing only to Union City in league play. For the second year in a row Quincy kept the "bell" by defeating Reading. The team lost their final contest to Michigan Center in the Cascade Playoffs. Jim Supianoski became the "Big 8" Conference alltime leading ground-gainer with his career high record of 3,059 yards in 520 carries. Members of the "Orange Crush" team received post season awards as follows: Team's Most Valuable Lineman: Eric Rice, Team's Most Valuable Back: Jim Supianoski, Team's Most Improved Player Award: David Williams. 1st Team All Conference: Eric Rice, Jim Supianoski and Tim Wilkinson; 2nd Team All Conference: Gerald Hinds, Kevin Kaiser and Joe Harmon; Honorable Mention: Brent Parkinson. All Conference Most Valuable Player: Jim Supianoski. Coldwater Daily Reporter All Area Team: Joe Harmon, Gerald Hinds, Kevin Kaiser, Eric Rice, Jim Supianoski and Tim Wilkinson; Honorable Mention: Brent Parkinson and Wally Schultz. 1st Team All State: Jim Supianoski; Special Mention All State: Eric Rice. THE TEAM- Front: Manager Doug Craig, Wally Schultz, Jim Supianoski, Brent Parkinson, Doug Russell, Joe Harmon, Jay Millard, Ken Holloway, Eric Rice, Ron Lange. Middle: Tim Wilkinson, Doug Marsh, Andy Buell, Brian Ditton, Gerald Hinds, Brett Cutler, David Williams, Tim Rzepka, Danny Morris, Manager Marc Brand. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Wygant, David Donbrock, Ken Teachout, Scott Wilkinson, Allen Blodgett, Art Hart, Joel Falstad, Coach Mike Nowicki. 110 �Jr BlL!EV[ () ~ r ME'"'f·wE 111 �1982 GRIDIRON GRADUATES CO-CAPTAINS Rice. Brent Parkinson and Eric Jody Harmon, Brett Cutler, David Williams and Ken Holloway. 112 Wally Schultz, Wilkinson. Jim Supianoski and Scott Doug Russell, Jay Millard, Ron Lange and Kevin Kaiser. �OURLOYALFANS 113 �GOLF TEAM FINISHES SECOND The Oriole Golf Team finished another successful season with an overall record of 8 wins and 4 losses and a league record of 6 wins and 2 losses. This earned the team 2nd place in the "Big 8". The Orioles placed 2nd in the Conference Meet and 7th in the Regional Meet. In the Fayette Invitational, Quincy took 1st Place Team Honors and Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Schmidt took 1st and 2nd Place Individual Honors. Finishing 4th and 6th on the All Conference Team were Tim Schmidt and Mike Hagaman. Tim Schmidt earned "Most Valuable" honors and Mike Mitchell was "Most Improved". THE TEAM - Front: Chad Horn, Mike Hagaman, Tim Schmidt, Scott Lutterbeck, Jim Weber. Back: Brent Rodgers, Tim Kingsbury, Dan Williams, Rick Deal, Mike Mitchell and Coach Bob Mitchell. 114 �115 �HARRIERS GAIN EXPERIENCE The 1982 Cross Country team was a young team, but very determined. Even though the Harriers finished the season with a 0-5 dual meet record, they gained valuable experience. Kelly Johnson, who placed 3rd in the Girls' Class C State Finals last year, was injured early in the season. Todd Cochrane was named to the All Conference Team with his lOth place finish in the Conference meet. Todd also qualified for the State meet and placed 47th in the Class C State Finals. Jim Luce received the Most Improved Runner Award and Todd Cochrane received the Most Valuable Runner Award. Todd also received his four year award. THE TEAM- Front: Manager Jeff Hawes and Manager Corey Avra. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Jason Shilling, Shawn Avra, Todd Cochrane, Chantal Cochrane, Shawn Bowers, Kelly Johnson and Jimmy Luce. 116 �117 �VARSITY FIGHTS TOUGH BATTLE 118 The 1982 Girls' Basketball team completed the season with a 9-12 record and a fifth place finish in the Big 8 Conference. Key injuries limited the effectiveness of the Lady Orioles throughout the season. Two bright spots in the season came when the girls beat highly touted Union City 46-43 and then later working their way into the district championship game before losing to Regional Champs, Homer. Team awards included: MOST IMPROVED: Diane Fidler, OUTSTANDING REBOUNDERS: Diane Fidler and Michelle Sobiech, OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Michelle Sobiech, MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Gail Condra. Two players received post season honors. Michelle Sobiech was given honorable mention on the All Conference Team and the All Area Team, while Gail Condra won All Conference and All Area recognition. In addition, Gail received Honorable Mention to the Detroit Free Press All State Team. THE TEAM- Front: Manager Lori Sobiech, Statistician Gail Wineland, Pam Wilber, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Bailey, Michelle Sobiech, Val Beckwith, Manager Tyler Stewart. Back: Manager Penny Parrish, Patti Lutterbeck, Alicia Veysey, Nan Weber, Robyn Rubley, Diane Fidler, Gail Condra, Tammy Scheidler, Manager Debbie Lutterbeck and Coach Bob Stewart. �119 �ORIOLES TIE FOR THIRD PLACE The 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Season was full of excitement with 4 games going into overtime. The Varsity Team comprised of 4 Seniors, 4 Juniors and 4 Sophomores finished the season with a Conference Record of 8-6 and an Overall Record of 11-9. The Orioles tied with Union City ofr 3rd place in the Conference. The biggest thrill of the season was defeating unbeaten Athens in overtime. One of the biggest disappointments was losing to Bronson in double overtime. Most points scored in one game: John Taylor- 39, Eric Rice- 32. Leading Scorers: Eric Rice - 334 points, John Taylor - 285 points. (Due to illness and injury John missed 6 games). Top Rebounders: Eric Rice229, David Spalding- 141. Leading in Assists: Tim Wilkinson 120 - 117. Most Valuable Player - Eric Rice. Most Improved Player- Wally Schultz. All Conference 1st Team: Eric Rice and J_ohn Taylor. All Conference Honorable Mention: Wally Schultz. All Area Team: Eric Rice and John Taylor. "AP" Class C All State Honorable Mention: Eric Rice and John Taylor. Free Press Class C All State Honorable Mention: Eric Rice. THE TEAM- Front: Manager Scott Withington, Tim Wilkinson, Tim Schmidt, Gerald Hinds, Manager David Luce. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, Wally Schultz, John Taylor, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Eric Rice, Doug Russell, Craig Fish, Tim Finley, Kenny Kurtz. Not Pictured: Manager Nate Johnson. �121 �2nd PLACE IN BIG 8 TOURNAMENT The 1982-83 Quincy High Wrestling Team was a young and inexperienced team, still the squad managed a 2nd place finish in the Big 8 Conference Tournament. The matmen earned a 3rd place berth overall in the Conference with a 3-3 Conference Record and a 4-8 Overall Record. Senior Captain Mike Hard was elected the Most Valuable Wrestler, was 1st in the Big 8 and was 2nd in our district at 138lbs. Mike also led the team in falls and was a 4-year letter winner. Senior Captain Scott Wilkinson 'led the team in take downs, was a 3rd time Regional qualifier, and was a 4-year letter winner also. Lance Wiser was our only State qualifier and was elected "Hard Nose 82-83." Gordon Bassage was elected "Rookie of the Year," Brent Wygant was chosen as "Most Improved" and Kevin Kaiser was our "Spark Plug." THE TEAM - Front: Statistician Rachel McRae, Tim Rzepka, Brent Withington, Tim Beaudin, Chad Horn, Dan Nance, Tom Lothamer, Jim Luce, manager Donald Kahaian and manager Andy Kaiser. Back: Coach Ken Downey, Lance Wiser, Lonnie Laurie, Ed Marsh, Gordon Bassage, Brad Parrish, Ron Coco, Scott Wilkinson, Mike Hard, Bruce Pohl, Brent Wygant, Dan Morris, Kevin Kaiser, George Jenkot and Jay Millard. Not Pictured: Statistician Dawn Hilton. Above: Captain Mike Hard, Captain Scott Wilkinson, and Kevin Kaiser showing his happiness after winning his match. 122 �123 �SPIKERS YOUNG BUT SUCCESSFUL The Varsity Volleyball team consisted of three Seniors and seven Juniors. This young team finished the season in fifth place with a Big 8 Conference Record of 6-8 and an overall record of 11-15. Post season awards were given as follows: Nan Weber was selected for the Big 8 All Conference team. She also received her 4 year award. Diane Gilbert received All Conference Honorable Mention Honors. THE TEAM- Kelly Johnson, Christie Betts, Gail Wineland, Tammy Scheidler, Diane Fidler, Coach Lonnie Evon, Tammy Dooley, April Jett, Nan Weber, Inez Letts and Alicia Veysey. 124 �125 �VARSITY BASEBALL 1983 ,[ 126 A young Oriole Baseball team concluded the year with a 4-10 conference record and a 5-12 overall record. The improvement this team has shown means a great deal. Especially since, six starters will return to join a corps of promising JV players next year. Despite a limited number of wins, this team did manage to play well later in the season and even bring home a trophy from the Bronson Invitational. Post Season Awards were given as follows: Doug Russell received 1st Team All Conference honors, --- Shawn Massey made the 2nd Team and Gerald Hinds and Tim Wilkinson received Honorable Mention. Mike Hagaman received the Most Valuable Award and Shawn Massey received the Most Improved Award from their teammates. THE TEAM- Front: Gerald Hinds, Wally Schultz, Jody Harmon, Brian Ditton, Mike Waterbury, Todd Ellis, Lance Wiser. Middle: Manager Todd Male, David Thornton, Brent Parkinson, Tim Brockway, Mike Hagaman, David Williams, Manager Chad McGlothlen. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Tim Wilkinson, Shawn Massey, Doug Russell, Kurt Spalding, Coach Greg Gruner. �\ 127 �BOYS' TRACK TEAM REBUILDS 128 The boys' track team finished the 1983 season with a 3-4 conference dual meet record and an overall dual meet record of 5-6. The Orioles finished 4th in the conference meet, giving them 5th place overall in final track standings. The team received a runnerup trophy at the Bronson Invitational. Quincy qualified at least one individual in every event for the County Meet. The following boys earned a 1st place in the County Meet: David Spalding- high jump (tied meet record of 6'), Kevin Kaiser- Discus, Tim Finley- pole vault, Eric Rice- 120 yd. high hurdles (set new meet record- 15.5), Jim Supianoski- 100 yd. dash, Ron Lange- 880 yd. run, Jim Supianoski, Tim Finley, Brent Wygant and Eric Rice- 440 yd. relay team. The boys finished 6th in the State regional and qualified two individuals for the State Meet: Eric Rice and Jim Supianoski. Jim qualified all four years for the State Meet. Eric Rice joins the Century Club with 183 points. He also placed 1st in the Conference Meet in the 120 yd. high hurdles with a time of 15.4. THE TEAM- Front: Manager Lance DeMerritt, Kenny Teachout, Scott Locke, Jason Shilling, Matt Pepper, Jay Murdock, Allen Blodgett, Manager Richie Schultz. Middle: Coach Bob Bell, David Spalding Ron Lange, Eric Rice, Kevin Kaiser, Brent Goforth, Tim Finley, Coach Dan Ludlow. Back: Andy Logic, Jay Millard, Brett Cutler, Jim Supianoski, Soctt Sobiech, Brent Wygant, Todd Cochrane, Kevin Stempien. �129 �DUAL MEET WINNING STREAK ENDSAT65 130 �The 1983 Quincy Girls' Track team was a young team that developed throughout the year. The Lady Orioles finished the season with a 4-3 league record and an 8-3 dual meet record. Quincy Girls' state record of 65 consecutive dual meet wins came to an end when they were defeated by Conference Champs Athens. This record involved hundreds of individuals during the seven-year string and is a tribute to our school and our coaching staff. The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 8th year in a row and tied for 2nd place in the Mendon Relays. This year the 220 yard hurdles were replaced with the 330 yard low hurdles. Setting a record in this event was Connie Quimby with a time of 49.8. Diane Gilbert won 1st Place in the Conference Meet in the discus with a throw of 102'11" . Four girls scored at least 100 points: Connie Quimby - 147 1f2 points, Jill Philippy - 136 1f2 points, Kelly Johnson - 119 1f2 points and Tammy Dooley - 115 points. Kelly Johnson is in 6th Place in Career High Points with 372 % points. THE TEAM - Front: Kelly Johnson, Lori Dobson, Jill Philippy, Lori Bailey, Lori Camp, Lynn DesJardins, Pam Wilber, Monica Harris, Annette Paul. Middle: Coach Gary Adams, Manager Diane Fidler, Dawn Hilton, Patti Lutterbeck, Nan Weber, Connie Quimby, Denise Riegel, Chantal Cochrane, Tina Rumsey, Coach Marty Chard . Back: Melanie Ryan, Tammy McMichael, Val Beckwith, Lori Babbage, Cyndi Michael, Diane Gilbert, Tammy Dooley, Jodi Paul. 131 �JV'S GAIN EXPERIENCE The JV Football Team finished the 1982 season with a 2-5 Conference record and a 3-5 Overall record. The JV's had some tough competition but they showed their determination and gained some valuable experience. THE TEAM - Front: Manager Steve Trail, Carson Neible, Ed Marsh, Matt Pepper, Teddy Kahaian, Bob Hooley, Jason Bailey, Tom Lothamer, Gordon Bassage, Scott Locke, Billy Jeffries, Manager Jeff Hutchins. Middle: Coach Chuck Cook, Tracy Maggart, Mark Houvener, Kenny Kurtz, Matt McConnell, Jerry Jackowiak, Dave Murray, Mike Rodgers, Tim Berry, Ed Cariuty, Brad Parrish, Coach Dennis Quimby. Back: David Hammond, Jim McRae, Joey Mitchell, Tim Brockway, Craig Fish, David Spalding, David Karney, Tracy Peterson, Gordon Thomas, Tim Blodgett, Jerrod Robinson and Shawn Talbot. 132 �''BIG 8'' CHAMPS The 1982 JV Girls' Basketball Team won the "Big 8" Conference Title this year with a 12-2 conference record and a 15-3 overall record. An improved offensive output and a tenacious defense were the major reasons for this team's success. THE TEAM - Front: Frenda Otis, Monica Harris, Denise Riegel, Keli Cutler, Stephanie Roush, Cyndi Michael. Back: Manager Laney Fickle, Connie Quimby, Stephanie Wymer, Lori Babbage, Karime Cariuty, Angela Basse, Rhonda VanRiper, Shari Brown and Coach Greg Gruner. Not Pictured: Annette Paul and Manager Chris Christian. 133 �JV'S YOUNG BUT IMPRESSIVE 134 Five Sophomores joined nine Freshmen in forming this season's Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Rick Deal and Scott Lutterbeck led the team in scoring while Allen Blodgett and Rick Deal led in rebounding. David Chaney and Scott Locke added their ball handling and defensive skills to the squad. The nine Freshmen improved steadily throughout the season to make a valuable contribution to the team's efforts. These first year players having a very limited middle school program learned quickly and should be the foundation of a strong team next season. The team finished the season with a 6-8 Conference Record and a 6-13 Overall Record. THE TEAM - Front: Scott Lynd, Ed Cariuty, Scott Lutterbeck, David Chaney, Jason Bailey, Scott Locke. Back: David Hammond, Jerrod Robinson, Allen Blodgett, Scott Sobiech, Todd Thibideau, Rick Deal, Robert Smith, Joey Mitchell, Coach Chuck Cook. �VOLLEYBALL SQUAD SHOWS PROMISE The J .V. Volleyball team showed much improvement over the previous year. The Lady Orioles finished the season with a 5-9 Conference record. THE TEAM - Front: Stephanie Roush, Dawn Quimby, Denise Riegel, Keli Cutler, Jill Philippy, Frenda Otis. Back: Robin Laurell, Tina Rumsey, Connie Quimby, Karime Cariuty, Stephanie Roush, Lori Babbage, Coach Judy Burgess. 135 �JV'S HOLD KEY TO FUTURE The JV Baseball team finished the season with a 1-7 record. There was much excitement though as three of the Orioles' losses were by one run which makes for good games but nothing in the win column. The team improved throughout the season and finished on a good note by defeating Bronson. THE TEAM - Front: Manager Chris Ostrander, Shawn Bowers, Chad Horn, Scott Lynd, Ed Cariuty, Joe Berry, Manager Jeff Lutter beck. Middle: David Wilson, Jerrod Robinson, Scott Lutterbeck, Ken Kurtz, Mike Rodgers, Shawn Talbot. Back: Coach Lonney Evon, Craig Fish, Jerry Jackowiak, Rick Deal, Tim Rzepka, Jim McRae, Gordon Thomas. 136 �PING PONG TOURNAMENT PARTICIPANTS - Front: Connie Quimby, Denise Riegel, Dale Parrot, Tom Lothamer, Lonnie Laurie, Jim Luce, Eric Lippert, Murl Kinsey. Second Row: Tim Schmidt, Shawn Massey, Jim Weber, Daivd Thompson, Advisor Mr. Scott Weber, Jim McRae, Ted Kahaian. Third Row: Angela Basse, Stephanie Roush, Dawn Quimby, Lynn DesJardins, Keli Cutler, Robin Laurell, Frenda Otis, Paula Gratz, Brad Parrish. Back: Karime Cariuty, David Wilson, David Williams, Dan Williams, David Spalding, Joel Mitchell, Matt McConnell, David Karney. WINNERS - Front: David Williams, 4th Place; Dan Williams, 3rd Place. Back: Shawn Massey, 1st Place; Mr. Scott Weber, Advisor; Mike Hagaman, 2nd Place. 137 ��MIDDLE SCHOOL .\ �EIGHTH GRADE Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers Marc Brand Larry Brewer Earl Brouse Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Vikki Burley Darin Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Richard Clark Jim Clayton Tom Cole Carrol Combs Doug Craig Angela Curtis Jerry Kay Davis Michael Dodd Greg Donay Tom Donbrock Bobby Dooley Tim Dowker Joey Dunn Scott Ernsberger 140 �David Fillmore Glenn Finley Marilyn Fryer Julie Gould Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Steve Harmon Jeff Hawes Richard Herman Leslie Hilton Edward Horney Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Lorie Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Richard Lensky Marty Lewis David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Tammy Lyon Karolyn Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Allen McClellan Susan Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Pat Murray Mitchell Neeley Penny Parrish Lori Ann Pavelko 141 �April Philippy Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt Michelle Quimby Renee Richards MarkRootes Dawn Russell Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobbie Shilling Brian Smith Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Christine Tong Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney Scott Withington Jackie Wood Not Pictured: Robert Forrester Lonny Wright SEVENTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Baker Pam Barnett Billy Beckwith Jim Bennett Bobby Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs 142 �Chelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Erik Butterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joseph Cekander Norman Cekander Jr. Callie Clark Steve Conley Brian Connin Carll Converse Jason Coolman Andy Cottman Paul Allan Davis Paul David Davis Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson David Donay I Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Cynthia Fillmore Melinda Fleming Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Debbie Gould Paula Gruner Rick Hagaman Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Audrey Hickey TammyHoag Derek Horn 143 �Jimmy Howard Jeff Hutchins Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenny Johnson Patti Justice Kim Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jenni Leosh John Locklin DawQLogic Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Debbie Marvin Melissa Mason Michael McConnell Patsy McDonald Melissa McMichael James McNabb Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Patty Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Karen Newberry Derek O'Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Tammy Paisley Regina Parks Jill Paul Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearsons Christa Pifer Chad Purcell 144 �Ken Quimby Derek Reichhart Michelle Richards · Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steve Salyer Joel Sanderson ij,ichie Schultz Dorcas Shilling Lisa Siler Jamie Spurlock Kirk Staley Paul Stark Christal Strong t. '\ Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Robert Tenney Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trail Noell Tucker Tammy Turnpaugh Kori VandyBogurt Tressa Van over Melissa Varino Penny Varney Sanford Waltz Allen Watkins Carol Wilson Not Pictured: Emily Fairbanks Lisa McCurley SIXTH GRADE 145 �Amy Allen Brett Allman Michelle Ash Joel Asher Toby Baade Cheryl Balcom Ricky Barnett Dawn Basse Sonja Bean Brett Bowers Wayne Burke Temrey Burritt Christine Christian Mike Clemenson Steve Clifford Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steve Counterman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Heather Gambler Colt Gollnick Jim Gordon Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Anissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Tom Houvener Shawn Humpries Janelle Jeffrey Joe Johnson 146 �Gary Karney Brenda Kempton Mike King Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Christina Leyo Lynn Logic Kevin Longhini Jeff Lutter beck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughen Lisa McCurley Jared McDowell Chad McGlothen Tina Meyer Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandra Morrison Chad Musselman Amy Newberry David Newsome Tami Parks JoEllen Parrish Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Philippy Amy Quimby Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Jacki Reynolds Ronald Richards Jaime Sanderson Kim Shaw Sandy Siegel Angel Simaske Yancy Small 147 �Dena Smallwood Henry Snellenberger Lori Stayner Kelie Strouse Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Loretta Tobolske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Charles Wing Kent Wyatt 8TH GRADE AWARDS ALL A'S AWARD Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Marilyn Fryer, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Brian Price, Lori Sobiech, Kelly Sours - English Jeff Brown, Marilyn Fryer, Jeff Hawes, Eddie Horney, Lori Johnston, Donald Kahaian, Penny Parrish, Brian Price, Michelle Quimby and Lori Sobiech - Math Van Marshall - Outstanding Contribution in Math Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Lori Sobiech - Social Studies Daren Carpenter, Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Penny Parrish, Brian Price and Lori Sobiech - Science OUTSTANDING Debbie Berry, Donald Kahaian and Kevin Pruitt - Phys. Ed.*** Donald Kahaian, Brian Price - Drafting MOST IMPROVED George Curtis- English ** * Brian Smith- Math* ** Tracy Snellenberger - Social Studies Kevin Pruitt- Science*** Tammy Justice, Robert Forrester, Andy Kaiser - Phys. Ed. Angela Curtis, Jeff Hawes, Donald Kahaian, Angela Marsh, Penny Parrish, Michelle Quimby and Tammy Rzepka - CITIZENSHIP AWARD Donald Kahaian - FACULTY AWARD 7TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Rachelle Brown, Cindy Fillmore and Brian Hall - Band ** * Jim Howard and Doug Tanner - Science Trent Blair, Sarah Enos, Emily Fairbanks, James Howard, Kim Kaufman, Jodie Lemke, Mike McConnell, Derek O'Connell and Doug Tanner - Geography Paula Gruner, Jeff Hutchins and Doug Tanner - Social Studies Lee Ann Brown, Lonna Otis, Derik Reichhart and Doug Tanner - Phys. Ed. Sarah Enos, Brian Hall, Kim Kaufman, Jamie Lemke and Doug Tanner - English Tina Briggs, Sean Burley, Cary Coonce, Greg Dobson, Sarah Enos, Brian Hall, Jim Howard, Kim Kaufman, Steve Marowelli, Debbie Marvin, Mike McConnell, Missy McMichael, Lonna Otis, Derik Reichhart, Traci Ryan. Dorcas Shilling - Math MOST IMPROVED Rosemary Forrester- Science*** Laurie Barker, Carll Converse, Steve Marowelli- Band Lee Ann Brown, Rachelle Brown, Lorna Bulkowski- Geography Kelly Michael and Noel Tucker - Social Studies* ** Paula Gruner and Beth Hammond- Phys. Ed. Todd Dovey, Nicole Jeffery and Penny Varney- English *** Kristie McRae and Jamie Spurlock - Math Tina Briggs, Rachelle Brown and Derik Reichhart- CITIZENSHIP AWARD 6TH GRADE AWARDS OUTSTANDING Brett Allman and Brett Bowers - Math *** Erica Ewers - Science Jennifer Hand- English *** Laney Fickle- Social Studies* ** Jason Enos- Band Clint Cook and Jennifer Rathert - Phys. Ed. MOST IMPROVED Steve Clifford, Janelle Jeffery and Mike King- Math Kent Wyatt - Science *** Vicky Benson - English *** Scott Maggart - Band Tina Houvener, Jim Gordon and Shannon Persails - Phys. Ed. Gaye Coolman, Kirk Cutler, Jennifer Hand, JoEllen Parrish Sandy Siegel and Loretta Tobolske - CITIZENSHIP AWARD Brenda Manley - FACULTY AWARD 148 �EIGHTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: Marilyn Fryer Lori Pavelko Kari Markley Renee Richards Michelle Quimby Chris Tong Angie Curtis Nedra Huttenlocher Jerri Clark Lynn Hard Tim Dowker Dena Knapp David Jeffries Mike Dodd Joey Dunn Ed Horney Van Marshall Marc Brand Penny Parrish Susan Miller David Fillmore Not Pictured: Tom Cole Tammy Lyon Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 149 �SEVENTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Sanford Waltz Cindy Fillmore Melissa Varino Sarah Enos Brian Hall Amy Swallow Emily Fairbanks Julie Roberts Missy McMichael Pam Miller DavidDonay Dawn Logic Christa Pifer Traci Ryan Lance DeMerritt Paul Stark Chelle Brown Kori VandyBogurt Joel Sanderson Kristie McRae Jamie Spurlock Kim Kaufman Marci Baker Natalie Allaman Tammy Turnpaugh Carll Converse Steve Marowelli Richard Dobson Jason Coolman Derek O'Connell Jimmy Howard Richie Schultz Mike McConnell Michelle Richards Jamie Lemke Tina Briggs Jim Bennett Not Pictured: Laurie Barker Christal Strong Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 150 �SIXTH GRADE BAND FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: Jason Enos JoEllen Parrish Gaye Coolman Sandy Morrison Brenda Manley Jenny Consolini Anissa Hart Scott Maggart Heath Persails Michelle McClughen Amy Allen Sonja Bean Tina Meyer Holly Moore Wayne Burke Sandy Siegel Brett Bowers David Marshall Joel Asher Michelle Hawkins Brenda Kempton Jared Metcalf Colt Gollnick Mark VanWald Paul Swift Steve Clifford Band Director: Mr. Mark Burgess 151 �CROSS COUNTRY FLAG FOOTBALL 152 Front: Michelle Jeffrey, Darin Carpenter, Bill Beckwith, Jim Bennett, Jeff Hawes, Derek Ball, Corey Avra, Andy Hawes. Back: Coach Bob Bell, Regina Parks, Autumn Hardy, Jacinda Beckwith, Dorcas Shilling, Richie Schultz, Jason Bowers, Kevin Pruitt, Aaron Porter and Janelle Jeffrey. Front: Marc Brand, Tim Minton, Darin Carpenter, Brian Bowerman, Joey Dunn, Jeff Brown, Sanford Waltz, Jeff Hutchins, Greg Dobson, Steve Marowelli, Doug Craig. Second Row: Derek Horn, Doug Tanner, Jim Bennett, Paul Stark, Jason Coolman, Kenny Johnson, Derek Ball, Ed Horney, Lynn Hard, Mark Rootes, Billy Beckwith and Joey Cekander. Third Row: Brian Tobalske, Jimmy Howard, Lonny Wright, Derek Reichhart, Scott Withington, Mike Dodd, David Jeffries, Richie Schultz, Steve Trall, Steven Conley, Scott Marvin. Back: Kirk Staley, Pat Murray, David Luce, Eric Waterbury, Wade Paul, Todd Earl, Carll Converse, Torn Donbrock, Michael McConnell, Allen Ebert, Jason Bowers, and Torn Cole. �Front: Kenny Johnson, Jeff Hawes, Brian Bowerman, Derek Ball, Paul Allan Davis, Carll Converse, Derek Horn, Joey Cekander. Middle: Lance DeMerritt, Mike Dodd, Rick Herman, Donald Kahaian, Aaron Porter, Andy Hawes, Sanford Waltz . Back: Coach Chuck Hilton, Lonny Wright, Andy Kaiser, Mitch Neeley, Tim Hagaman, Kirk Staley, David Jeffries, Lynn Hard. Front: Regina Parks, Traci Ryan, Melissa Amos, Tina Briggs, Shawn Strong, Beth Hammond, Tammy Lyon, Tina Paul, Natalie Allaman, Jerri Clark. Second Row: Jackie Cash, Tracy Snellenberger, Lisa Mason, Debbie Marvin, Trina Luckadoo, Lonna Otis, Jenni Leosh, Rosie Forrester, Kelly Sours, Bobbie Shilling, Dorcas Shilling, Julie Roberts, Tammy Hoag, Christi Jansen. Third Row: Inez Letts, April Jett, Angie Marsh, Dena Knapp, Lorrinda Whitney, Alicia Curtis, Jenny Buell, Coach Judy Burgess, Tammie Hutchins, Kathleen Ryan, Rhonda Paul, Jill Paul, Melissa Varino, Susan Miller. Back: Jacinda Beckwith, Leslie Hilton, Debbie Lutter beck, Michelle Christian, Tammy Rzepka, Angie Curtis, Michelle Quimby, Marilyn Fryer, Brenda Kratzer, Michelle Jeffrey, Heather Murray, Kristie McRae. WRESTLING VOLLEYBALL 153 �GIRLS' BASKETBALL BOYS' BASKETBALL 154 Front: Heather Murray, Callie Clark, Shawn Strong, Nickie Jeffery, Beth Hammond, Julie Roberts, Trina Luckadoo, Chelle Brown, Tammy Hoag. Row 2: Jenni Leosh, LeeAnn Brown, Lonna Otis, Laurie Barker, Kelly Michael, Pam Miller, Melissa Varino, Sarah Enos, Tina Paul. Row 3: Coach Judy Burgess, Dawn Russell, Jackie Wood, Chris Tong, Marilyn Fryer, Tammy Rzepka, Angela Curtis, Leslie Hilton, Lorie Johnston, Michelle Quimby, Coach Kim Rodesiler. Back: Debbie Berry, Millie Blowers, Jenette Buell, Iva Blowers, Debbie Lutter beck, Penny Parrish, Michelle Christian, Susan Miller, Lori Sobiech, Kelly Sours. Front: Sean Burley, Billy Beckwith, Jason Coolman, Greg Dobson, Steve Trall, Jeff Hutchins, Chad Purcell, Paul Stark, Jim Bennett. Row 2: Tim Pearson, Steve Salyer, Richie Schultz, Wade Paul, Trent Blair, Doug Tanner, Michael McConnell, Steve Marowelli, Eric Butterbaugh. Row 3: Coach Mike Bodkins, Mark Rootes, Jeff Brown, Darin Carpenter, Eric Waterbury, Pat Murray, David Luce, Doug Craig, Coach Brian Ludlow. Back: Tom Don brock, Brian Price, Allen Ebert, Scott Marvin, David Fillmore, Robert Combs, Scott Withington, Marc Brand. �Front: Jacinda Beckwith, Dawn Russell, Kelly Sours, Jackie Wood, April Hardy, Kelli Michael, Betty Barnett, Kathleen Ryan, Brenda Kratzer, Lori Johnston. Second Row: Laurie Barker, Jenni Leosh, Missy McMichael, Tina Paul, Carol Wilson, Traci Ryan, Patty Michalski, Callie Clark, Autumn Hardy, Chelle Brown. Back: Coach Jack Faulkner, Coach Karice Loveberry, Dorcas Shilling, Debbie Berry, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis, Lori Sobiech, Michelle Christian, Tammy Rzepka, Carrie Coonce, Coach Shannon Rice. Front: Greg Dobson, Donald Kahaian, Derek Ball, Aaron Porter, Jeff Brown, Darin Carpenter, Brian Price, Doug Craig, Richie Schultz. Second Row: Scott Withington, Brian Bowerman, Kenny Johnson, James Hoff, Jeff Hawes, Jason Bowers, Chris Deck, Pat Murray, Billy Beckwith, Chad Purcell. Back: Coach Karice Loveberry, Coach Jack Faulkner, Steve Trail, Todd Earl, Robert Combs, Richard Lensky, Kevin Pruitt, Allen Ebert, Tim Pearson, Kirk Staley, Coach Shannon Rice. GIRLS' TRACK BOYS' TRACK 155 �Top Left: QUIZ BOWL Brian Bowerman, Jeff Hawes, Jeff Brown, Donald Kahaian, Marilyn Fryer, Brian Price, Richard Lensky, Darin Carpenter, Michelle Quimby, Melissa Amos, Doug Craig, Lorie Johnston, Advisor Mr. Undeen, Advisor Mrs. Banker. This team placed second in the "Big Eight Conference." Top Right: SEVENTH GRADE SPELLING BEE- Jim Bennett, Rosie Forrester, Tracy Ryan, James Howard, Melissa McMichael, Jeff Hutchins, Cynthia Fillmore, Jamie Lemke, Brian Hall, Sean Burley, Sarah Enos, Doug Tanner, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Advisor Mrs. Leosh. Bottom: TOP TEN MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN - Greg Dobson, Tina Briggs, Kevin Longhini, Mike Clemenson, Wayne Burke, Michelle Quimby, Jenni Leosh, Angela Curtis, Carol Wilson, Erica Ewers. 156 QMS ACHIEVERS �Top Left: SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE Bret Bowers, Jason Enos, Brett Allman, Kirk Cutler, Sonja Bean, Michelle Hawkins, Jennifer Hand, Angel Simaske, Jared Metcalf, Laney Fickle, Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Michelle Waite. Not Pictured: Steve Counterman. This team placed first in the "Big 8 Conference." Top Right: QMS MATH COMPETITION PARTICIPANTS - Todd Male, Jared Metcalf, Brenda Kempton, Gred Dobson, Brian Hall, Dorcas Shilling, Brian Price, Donald Kahaian, Lori Sobiech, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Advisor Mrs. Hughes. Bottom: STUDENT COUNCIL - Kent Wyatt, Lonna Otis, Missy McMichael, Secretary Julie Roberts, Clint Cook, Darin Carpenter, Vice-President Jeff Hutchins, Treasurer Michelle Jeffrey, President Donald Kahaian, Advisor Mr. Longhini, Kelly Sours. 157 �QUINCY MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY 158 Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, B.A. Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, ~.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State Univ., B.A. Science �.... _ L _......:;:.._ Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Mrs. Kathy Hughes Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan Univ., B.S. Social Studies ,...,.-:-::: ! Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College, B.S. Western Mich. Univ. , M.A. English ···~ Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 159 ��... ELEMENTARY �FIFTH GRADE Jennifer Adams Donnie Banker Brandon Barrett Robert Bates PatBeldock Jill Bennett Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Steven Booher Chad Boss Nicholas Bowers Tammi Briggs MelisaBurk Casey Burleson Cindy Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Shawn Cockrell Kathleen Coco Kenny Coco Gala Cole Paula Coleman James Conley Riesie Cox Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Debbie Curtis Derek Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Dean Danny Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Jerry Ferrier Kathy Freese Jason Gale Jennifer Gallatin Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Mike Hacker Melinda Hagaman Christopher Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy 162 �Shannon Harmon Troy Harmon Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman Billy Keegan Dawn Kiersey Becky Kimball Dana King Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Brad Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Danielle Laurell Debbie Laurell Carrie Lepper Kevin Lewis Dawn Lind bert Robby Luckadoo Amy Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey James Maynard Brenda McClellan Robert McDonald Leslie McNabb Hope Meade Eryika Mendelsohn Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks , David Mills Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Julie Nance Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Joel Nighswander Ryan O'Connell Chris Ostrander Stephanie Owens Cherish Paradine Mark Persails Michelle Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka Tate Reichhart John Richardson David Risk 163 �David Roberts Zail Sheets Angela Sherrick Amy Shook Brent Shook Kimberly Smith Eric Snellenberger Kevin Staley Josh Stayner Brian Stempien Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Mike Tanner Gary Thornton Becky Tobalske Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Noel Tucker Kelly Van over Matt Waligora Larry Ware Hugh Watson Sean Watson Jeff Wilkins Tim Wilkins Michelle Winger Tracy Wogerman Not P ictured: Chris Pepper Kari Varney Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mr. Greg Gruner Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Jus tin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Jeff Bender Cathy Bennett 164 �Jerry Bowers Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Jennifer Brown Jim Brown Michael Brown Brian Buckley Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Dawn Cole Brian Contat Kelly Craig Richard Daniels Shawn Davis Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Wesley Dove Darla Dowker Joey Dyer Marvin Dyer Jeff Erts Christina Field Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Nicole Foster James Gann Sara Gibson Michelle Goshorn Chad Hagaman Nickie Hamilton Greg Hardy Rick Hashley Gretchen Heise Aaron Hilton LeAnnHoag Sherry Hockenberry Dorie Houvener Jason Huss Heather Ivey Angie Jeffrey Kevin Johnson Richard Kast Kathy Kranz Brooks Kratzer Angie Kubiac Linda Kurtz Scott Lepper Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Crystal Logic Lisha Love berry 165 �Tammy Lujack RickyLynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Erik Maurer Brenda Maxwell Tara May Shasta McClughen John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Laura Otis Theresa Otis Teri Parks Mike Parshall Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Katrina Renfro Tim Reynolds Cherie Richards Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rodgers Billy Rogers Brian Rogers Nita Sarles Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Danny Scherer Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Frank Simons Tanya Skaggs Clifford Speaker David Stempien Dawn Stidham Jennifer Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey April Walker Michael Wallace 166 �Melissa Wing Tammi Winter Amy Wonders Not Pictured: Jennifer McDaniel Mrs. Elizabeth Grace Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Doris Miller Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman CarisaAsh Jerry Ash JoEllen Asher Kurt Barve Michelle Basse Victol- Berry Jerry Biochini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Travis Boardman Kevin Brockway Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jason Garter Jeff Christian Jessica Cockrell Candi Cole Stacy Coleman Lori Conley Randy Counterman JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton Tina Earl David Easterday Nickie Edwards Jody Fincham Timothy Finnegan Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Tonia Green Ron Gould 167 �Derek Griffith Mark Gysel Jamie Hacker Holly Harrington Otis Harrington William Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Deanna Hoard Diana Houvener Carri !ford Jason Jeffrey Dorrian Karris Toby Kirk Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Erin Lattas Ben Lewis Michael Leyo Kevin Lindbert ChadLown Derek Lynd JeffLynd Sheri Macklin Beth Ann Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Shannon Marshall Michael McCauley Shane McCavit Greg McClellan Jason McFadden Brian McNabb Greg Michael David Michalski Beth Mihocko Ryan Moore Erica Morrison DodiNeeley Jennifer Nickols Laura Nowicki David Owens Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Becky Pifer Jenny Pinckert Alan Pomranka Stephanie Rathert Tangi Richards Karan Richardson Angel Risk Steven Roberts John Robinson Corey Roush 168 / �Jimmy Scherer Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Michael Simpson Paul Smith Teresa Smith Shannon Strittmatter Jamie Strouse Monica Thompson ErikUndeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters Joseph Westfall Kaprice Wyatt Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pamela McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell SECOND GRADE DavidAbbeg Amy Alleshouse Brent Angevine Shane Ash Paul Askew Nicole Barve Mike Basse Shannon Bender Andy Blair Denise Blakeman Clint Bloom Terry Boatman Derek Booher Aaron Bowers David Bowers Matt Bregger CarmaBroe Christopher Burk Tanecia Burritt Frank Butler Sara Callahan Chad Carter Steve Clancy Jessie Clark 169 �J eremy Cockrell Jim Cole Kevin Contat Eric Cooney Kelly Crandall Robert Daniels Megan Davidson Misty Davis Joshua Enos Theron Ewers Michelle Fuller Denise Gann Martin Hamaker Jessica Harrington Chad Hashley Wendy Higbee Heather Hulbert Charity lvey Joe Justice Tina Keegan Lora Kimball Tammy Kingsbury Amy Kranz Penny Kroa Jennifer Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis Bobby Linn John Lothamer Danielle Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Martha Maxell Denise Maynard Marci McGlothlen Amber McMicheal Matthew Meade Scott Metcalf Michelle Michael Dawn Miller Jason Neusbaum Tyler Parker Tommy Peel Mark Parshall Ger!Pish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter Damian Quimby Adam Radenbaugh Sara Richhart Lori Riddle Chassity Rigleman Matt Rybakowski 170 �Ben Shaw Christina Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lorrie Siefken John Simmons Patty Simons ), ~ Dan Smith Jimmy Smurr Danny Stayner Jason Stempien Adam Stephens Carri Steuenberg Tom Strawser Jessica Sturtz Jeannette Swift Cindy Thomas MaryToth John Tuckey Chad Vanderpool Nicky VandyBogurt Debra Varino Tim Waite Daren Waligora Am her Wallace Tanya Weage Matthew Winger Susan Wymer Not Pictured: Calvin Gordon Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Patricia Rutenbar FIRST GRADE Christine Albright TammyAvra Robby Bair Scott Barry Seth Berry Becky Blakeman Michael Boardman Jason Booher Christina Bowers Rowland Brewer Toni Brooks Melodie Buckman 171 �Jason Budd Theresa Carmen Wendy Clawson Eric Cole Clay Cook Matt Counterman Quint Cox T roy Creager Jennifer Daniels Lisa Earl Paula Ferrier Wayne Fincham CindyGann Douglas Gano Ricky Gilchrest Jus tin Gillen Timot hy Gipple John Gordon Danny Gysel Lance Hagaman Bradley Hale Misty Harmon Joshua Harrington Mike Harrington Tracy Hartman Chris Holt Jimmy Hull Ryan Hutchins Holly Huss Jeremy !ford Chris Ivey Christine Justice Jaime Justice Brian Kirt Kristy Knisely Nathan Kurtz Herbert Lee Kenny Leibler KyleLeosh Chandra Lindsey Angela Linn Jacki Macklin Heather Marquart Ami Marshall Rebecca Maxwell Shawna McClughen Floyd McVicker Justin Metcalf Brandon Michael Heather Mickle Cory Mihocko Kara Mishler Benjamin Mitchell Bobby Jay Moore 172 �;77>' - J'// - - - b.&t':?i"~A~. Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Jeremy Nelson Matthew Newberry Tony Outwater Melanie Owen Matthew Padget Chipper Paradine Tiffany Parshall Heather Paul Ronald Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Matthew Pish Jennifer Pruitt Christopher Radebaugh Jason Reindl Jerri Risk Serena Rockey Patrick Rose Steven Sailor Joshua Schewe Jennifer Sebring Patty Siegel Edward Simons Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Terry Sowers Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jamie Tesch Christopher Watkins Valorie Webb Melissa Weber .Mickey Wickham Stephanie Wilkins Scott Wise Matthew Wonders Chris Wood Nathan Wortz Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN 173 �Jason Adams Jerry Adams Velvet Ames Shannon Ash Aaron Avery Jennifer Bailey Brook Barve Steven Basse Rosalyn Bates Melissa Bauder Michael Beaudin Jeffrey Bell Matthew Biolchini Chad Blair Kathy Blakeman Jennifer Bowman Melodie Buckman John Buell Harold Carlton Ronnie Cobb Marjorie Coco Darryl Converse Rhonda Cole Sabrina Custer Gene Cutler Sarah Czar Joe Davidson Anna Demshuk Jill Dobson Keith Flaugher Laura Frailey Dean Fuller Holly Gale Richey Gigowski Inez Gipple Andrea Gould Kevin Green Marcella Hamaker Eric Handy Betty Harrington Florence Harrington Kari Harris LaVern Higbee Nicole Hodges Billie Jo Hogle Rachel Iford Danielle Jeffrey Darlaane Keck Amanda Knapp Scott Laney Wendy Latson James Lent Katrina Lett Carl Lewis 174 �Joe Losinske John Losinske Yolanda Manning Nicole Marske Sandy Maxwell Amanda May Corey McCavit TeriMcNitt Nicholas Michael Amy Mitchell Natalie Mowrey Trisha Nelson Kelly Parker Matthew Parshall Tonya Persails Jeremy Pinckert Kelly Porter Mark Renfro Gregory Richer Stacy Rogers Jessica Rupp Jeffrey Rybakowski Lisa Scherer Thomas Sheets Matthew Siefken David Snellenberger Senyeh Solberg Joshua Stalhood Jason Stayner Jeremy Stempien Nathan Stewart David Stidham Curtis Stockford Ryan Tappenden Jeremy Thompson ~obbi Sue Topp Brandon Tuckey Michelle Tuckey Kevin Undeen Adam Vanderpool Jason Vanderpool Not Pictured: Ryan Conley Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Nancy Strang- Aide Mrs. Bonnie Worth- Aide Mrs. Virginia Ball- Library Aide Ms. Jackie Craft- Physical Handicapped Ms. Debbie Doll- Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman- Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes- Playground Supervisor 175 �Ms. Cheryl Jeffries - Remedial Reading Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell - Special Education Ms. Mary Beth Krolezyk - Learning Disabilities Ms. Diane LaDue - Learning Disabilities Mr. Michael Nowicki- Physical Education Mrs. Grace Parshall- Hearing Impaired Mrs. Carol Smith - Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith- Hearing Impaired Ms. Kelly Snyder- Art Ms. Mary Zeiter - Physical Handicapped Aide 176 �FOLK-DANCING DOLLS SINGING ORIOLES 177 ��CAIItlY BARS .35 TOOTS POPS 10 LltO!IICE .3S POPComt .35 IIOT DOSS .7S ADS �ACME BELT RECOATING INC. 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"YOU" the students, are the Citizens of "TODAY" and our leaders of "TOMORROW." HICKOK CONSTRUCTION Commercial -Industrial 75 Liberty Street 186 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Phone 517-639-4035 �Loyal R. Wiser Leroy R. Wiser Denney Bowen Bob Lewis Lance Wiser a-c C QNGR f\1 U L F\ T I 0 N S . StNlORSI Kawasaki THE GUN SHOP L. R. Wiser & Son, Inc. 931 Clarendon Rd. Quincy, Mich. 49082 Ph. 517-639-4537 Sporting Equipment Motorcycling, Snowmobiling BOBBY HANKINS MUSIC CITY 153 Divison St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 Baldwin Pianos and Organs JOHNSON ELECTRIC Electrical Contractor Frank Johnson 517-869-2277 329 Hog Creek Road Allen, Ml 49227 KARNEY PLUMBING HEATING & REFRIGERATION 24 Hour Service 105 E. Chicago Quincy, Michigan Gary Karney and John Griffiths ) --~ """\.._.__..;.. · (517) 639-8046 187 �188 �KING ~ 'K~&~ s~. 'l~. Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Wholesale Electric Supp lies Telephone 51 7/278-4518 Congratulations to the Class of '83 MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Two Miles East on Chicago Rd . U.S. 12 Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Est . 1854 A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC. ...... Ill. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Compliments of KNAPP POOLS Congratulations Seniors m&m Boof & efeafher Co. P. 0. Box 373 423 E. Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Owner: Bob Brickey 189 �APPAREL & BRIDAL SHOPPE US-12-:- 6 W. Chicago St. Qumcy, Michigan 190 �RAYMOND KRANZ, DDS Family Dentistry 8 North Main Quincy, Michigan 49082 Congratulations Seniors! 639-7151 T~tiCPenney 278-6446 58 W. Chicago Coldwater For Your Convenience Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Center 279-7551 PARRISH EXCAVATING Congratulations Seniors THE AMERICAN LEGION Sherman - Rice - Demorest Post 157 Quincy, Michigan 49082 517 / 639 -7133 QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. Auto Parts and Equipment Bob and Jane Butler 7 and 9 E. Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan 191 �QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals - Electric Carts Food - Liquor - Beer - Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN Congratulations!! Dairq Oueen 453 Marshall Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-5258 LP's and Tapes Special Orders Pioneer Car Stereos Record Care Products Sundaes * Banana Splits * Fiestas Parfaits * Shakes * Sandwiches Come in and Let Us Sign Your Yearbook and We'll Give You $2.00 Off Any LP or Tape. 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy J SARGE'S MARKET Quincy's Finest One-Stop Shopping Center 106 W. Chicago 192 Quincy 639-8025 �For the Contemporary Young Man A Whole Shop Devoted to Clothes for Young Men OnlyFrom Jeans to Suits, Featuring Over 2,000 Genuine Levi's ,,E •.,-\ .c~ ·~~~ ,.~ ~ -IWJ'a ~ . . ~1 ' "!!f.;'(J ~~ r~ 1 , 1~ '~ ~ i\ li ~ WHtTE FARM EQU IP MENT COMPAN Y • Soh1gro SERVICE COMPANY Seybert's Implement SALES AND SERVICE 826 E. Chicago Road COlDWATER, MICHIGAN 49036 517-279-8002 JIM TONG GREG TUCKEY P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 SOUTHERN MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK Coldwater • Union City • Tekonsha • Kinderhook 193 �You '11 Find All The Shopping News in the / I Read It Every Wednesday... / ,f I' I Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 46th Year 194 �Congratulations Seniors! SPURLOCK REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE CO. Here or togo! Fresh Pizza! 208 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8742 ~I T -SHIRT ALLEY PLUS 19 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8101 Plaques, Uniforms, Lettering, Special Art Silk Screening, Embroidering 637 E CHICAGO ROAD COLDWATER , MICHIGAN 49036 ® BUICK Congratulations Class of '83 Congratulations Seniors! WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race Street WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY Cake Decorating Coldwater, Michigan 278-5844 Candymaking Supplies 195 �Q Y WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY WA~~ C~i~~~s,!!,ORE G Quincy, Michigan 49082 Y Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating Phone: (517) 639-5125 James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists Starting our 43rd Jtar of seninc QuincJ 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater *Patient Profiles *Patient Consultation *Health information *City Delivery *Compounding Emergency Prescription Service 639-7130 Jim Watts 639-1553 45 N . HANCHETI ST . , COLDWATER, Ml PHONE 278-5631 VAN'S HOME SUPPLY WOOD'S SAFETY SERVICE Van Hilton -Owner 125 W. Chicago- Quincy 639-3345 Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 196 EMERGENCY 278-6738 t 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone area 517-278-4396 �YUKON MANUFACTURING Steel Fabricating and Welding Home of Yukon Snowmobile Trailers Quincy, Michigan 639-4127 Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors and Advertisers for Their Support Women's World of Fashion Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 197 �SPONSORS B'S SHOP AND FLY 1294 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-4104 BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 11 E. Chicago St. Quincy 639-3215 R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy 639-4068 COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-8721 COLONIAL VILLAGE FLOWERS & GIFTS 17 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-8715 GARY COOPER TRUCKING, INC. 321 Clizbe Rd. Quincy 639-4822 DAVIS MARINA 1872 Lake Drive Coldwater 238-2791 Coldwater Lake FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Coldwater 278-4148 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9825 HOUSE OF BEAUTY 44 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4531 198 JOLA YNE'S I!SEAUTY SHOP Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8385 LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Rd. Quincy 639-9235 MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8436 McCLELLAN OIL COMPANY , Reynolds Tires 27 Church St. Quincy ORIOLE SNACK SHACK Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION RAILSIDE FAMILY RESTAURANT 174 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-9655 SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 191/2 W. Chicago Quincy 639-9605 SURGE SALES AND SERVICE 772 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE CO. 18 West Chicago Quincy 639-5143 WITHINGTON'S PIG PALACE Purebred Yorkshires Jerry Withington and Family Montgomery 238-4756 ���HAPPY DAYS �202 �Someday we may look back and say, "These were really happy days." 203 �FAVORITES Cartoon Characters Garfield The Smurfs Bugs Bunny ScoobyDoo Thundar the Barbarian Candy Bars Snicker's Twix I. 3 Musketeers -'---~~~~----~---~----1 r - - -... atchama allit Kit !.Kat Magazines Playboy Tee Sevente n Spo s Illustrated Playgirl �Vocalists Michael Jackson Lionel Richie Pat Benatar Sammy-Hagar Bob Seger T.V. Shows A-Team Magnum P.I. Fame M*A*S*H �206 �FAVORITE SONGS Summer '82- Eye of the Tiger (Survivor) August- Fast Times at Ridgemont High (Billy Squire) September- Call Me (Sky) October- Truly (Lionel Richie) November - Adam and Eve Love Stinks (J. Geils) December- Just You and I (Crystal Gayle and Eddie Rabbit) January- 1999 (Prince) February- Hungry Like the Wolf (Duran Duran) March- Little Red Corvette (Prince) April- Beat It (Michael Jackson) May- Dr. Heckle and Mr. Jive (Men at Work) All Year- Little Red Corvette (Prince) Results from Poll taken of Senior Class by Jenny Shilling 207 �And now it's time to say goodbye we think you will all agree high school days at QHS were happy for the "Class of '83" ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbook, 1983 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Quincy (Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Quincy High School, Quincy, Michigan Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Description An account of the resource 1983 yearbook of Quincy High School in Quincy, Michigan. Alternate title: Oriole. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Yearbook Staff Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy https://branchdistrictlibrary.org/archive/files/original/4a481d3bab5e7a440616e7b5dfe7c1b7.pdf dc779e1a9d5b29cfe707696fda78a9ec PDF Text Text ���I I 1 I I �1984 ORIOLE QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL QUINCY, MICHIGAN ! YEARBOOK STAFF .. . . . . . .. . ....... . ..... . . ...... . .. . .. . . ............ . . . . .... . .... ... 2 OPENING . . .. . . .... ... .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . ... . ... .......... . ... . .. .. . .. . . ....... . .... ..... . 6 PEOPLE ..... . .. .... ............ . .. . ..... . .. . ... . ... . . .. .... . . . . . .... .. . . . . . .... ... . . . 16 SENIORS ........................... . ... ... . ... . .. . . .. .. . . . . .... . .... .. .. ..... .. . ... 18 UNDERCLASSMEN . ..... . . . . . ... .. .. . . ... . . ...... .. .. . . .... . .... . .. ...... . . ...... 42 EVENTS ..... . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . ........... . . . ... . . ..... . . . . ... . .. . . . . .... ..... . . . .. .. .. . 82 SPORTS ... . . . . . . . ... ... ... ... . . . ........ . ... . . . ...... . ..... .. ... ... ....... .. ..... . .. 106 MIDDLE SCHOOL ..... . . . . . . .... .... . . . ... . ... . ...... . ... .... . .... . . ... ..... .. ... . . 138 ELEMENTARY ........ . . . . .. ........ .. .... .. .. .. . ... ... ... ... . . . . . . . ..... . ...... ... 160 ADVERTISEMENTS . .. . . . .......... .. . . . .. .. ... ... ... .... .. .. . ..... ........ .. . . . .. . 178 BEST OF TIMES . . ... .. . . . .. ... . ........ ·... . .. . ... .. ....... .. .. .. . . .. . . .. ... ... . .... 198 �YEARBOOK STAFF To many people, a yearbook is just a book that holds the pictures of your friends. But many people spend long, hard hours working on the yearbook. The one person who works the hardest is our advisor, Mrs. Joanne Finley. We are pleased that we had the chance to work with her. I would also like to thank Mr. Chard for his help in making the yearbook special for the seniors. Over the years your yearbook will become a priceless treasure, reminding you of all your valuable high school days that pass so quickly by. I present to you a memory filled yearbook, the 1984 Oriole. H~ 2 As another year comes to a close, its nice to have a yearbook to look back on the fun we had. l would like to thank all the staff members who sold ads. Without their help the yearbook would cost a lot more. Also, I would like to thank Mrs. Finley for all her hard work, because if it wasn't for her the yearbook would not be published. I Head Photographer Dawn Hilton and Rachel McRae Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon and Sports Editor Tim Finley �Chantal Cochrane, Angie Erts and Annette Paul Shirley Adams and Laura Stafford (YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHERS) Karen Hosek, Laura Stafford, Dawn Hilton, Chantal Cochrane, Tom Lothamer, Tim Finley, Terry Stephens, Scott Sobiech. Not Pictured: Shawn Avra, Karime Cariuty and Angie Erts. We would like to thank Lee Zimmerman from the Taylor Publishing Company for all his help. We would also like to thank Ron Philbrick from The Carousel for all his help and for developing all our pictures. 3 �YEARBOOK SALES ASSEMBLY ' The Yearbook Staff had fun preenting several skits for their Yearbook Assembly. They were trying to get the point across that high school days fly by so fast that soon all they would have left would be memories and their yearbook. The skit that was the most fun to present was when some of the staff members pretended to be bushes and trees and other members of the staff toilet papered them. "Remember all the fun we had at our high school dances?" "Remember all the fun students had this year T.P.'ing each others houses and yards?" "Remember how funny Julie Davis was?" Dawn cries because her high school days are over and Tim says "Aren't you glad you a yearbook?" 4 Paula, Jennifer and Nedra reminisce about their high school days. The Yearbook Staff pauses for a picture after doing a super job presenting the Yearbook Assembly. �(YEARBOOK STAFF) Front: Chantal Cochrane, Donald Kahaian, Karime Cariuty, Connie Quimby, Stephanie Franck, Annette Paul. Middle: Robin Laurell, Melissa Amos, Mary Geiman, Teresa Jeffery, Sherri Taylor, Angie Erts, Jacinda Beckwith, Jackie Wood, Advisor Mrs. Joanne Finley. Back: Paula Gratz, Nedra Huttenlocher, Marilyn Fryer, Rhonda VanRiper, Laura Stafford, Tom Lothamer, Karen Hosek,Scott Sobiech, Shawn Avra. (YEARBOOK STAFF) Front: Tim Finley, Brad Parrish. Second Row: Annette Roberts, Jennifer Dobson, ·Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Kelly Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Penny Parrish. Third Row: Amy Rootes, Tonya Meyer, Val Beckwith, Robyn Rubley, Dena Stempien, Elaina Wood. Back: Becky Jones, Jill Philippy, Paula Falzon, Shawna Walters, Billie Harbaugh, Shirley Adams. Not Pictured: Julie Davis, Terry Stephens and Chris Tong. 5 �6 �7 �8 �9 �10 �11 �12 �13 �14 �SO MUCH As I sit here thinking, I realize how important You are to me ... Without You, I am nothing. I was young when I came to know You, So I didn't realize how great You are. I've drifted off through the years But You were always there, waiting for me to come to my senses. So now, my senior year, I'm back on the road withY ou at my side. With a Friend like You, I have no worries. And n0w I want to thank You for everything You've done. You've given me life and so much more patience, gratitude, faith, understanding, hope . .. I owe You so much, and all I have to offer is my life. So now, to You, I dedicate my life. 15 ��PEOPLE �1984 SENIORS ARE IT! .J.Jaro/J f.:. Bfower:J ::lamara C. Brewer 18 �R~na/J J. C:oco Sara J!. C:reager 19 �20 �Ste/anie m. m. 5-ranck 'JJaviJ G. (}eiman :Jricia Carlene (}runer 21 �::Dawn marie .JJdton 22 �Patricia of. ofutferbech 23 ���Steven 26 £. miller �::Danny w morrij 27 �Robert Stanton 28 Yaren Gfaine Stempien �:Jerr'J :lJuane Stephend Yennefh R. :Jeachouf Suzanne marie :lotk 29 �Pame/a Jean Wilber Not Pictured: Karen J. Bell Scott W. McGee Steven R. Meade Juli Marie Stayner Foreign Exchange Student Stefanie M . M. Franck Borculo, the Netherlands Stefanie stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkinson 30 �In Memoriam ... of ROBERT SAXMAN Our Friend and Fellow Classmate Who Drowned on June 10, 1983 Robbie shows an assignment to Student Ag Teacher, Mr. Randy Judd, during his Sophomore year. Robbie's family looks on as Lori Dobson donates an atlas to Mrs. Brown for the library from the Senior Class and Rev. David Mihocko in memory of Robbie. 31 �Senior Class Officers: Secretary Michelle Sobiech Treasurer Rachel McRae President Lori Dobson Vice President Bart Marshall Advisor Mrs. Donna Keeslar Historian Dawn Hilton Colors: Burgundy and Pink Flower: Pink Rose with Burgundy Ribbon Song: "The Best Was Yet To Come" by Bryan Adams Motto: In learning, we have shared. In sharing, we have found friendship. In friendship, we have found ourselves. "TOMORROW" Our days of high school are growing short as graduation nears. The time is coming closer, when we will all have to face our fears. We will hold the memories in our heart, the fun times, the joys, and tears. And these times will become precious to us, as we recall them over the years. All of us are busy, making plans and goals that we hope to achieve. And we know in our hearts that they can happen, if we only remember to dream and believe. We wish all of our friends the best of luck, as we go our separate ways. Knowing that our decisions in life will affect us the rest of our days. We should consider graduation a happy time, not one of grief and sorrow. For we are no longer the children of yesterday, but the men and women of tomorrow. - Karen Hosek 32 �33 �HALL OF FAME (3) (4) (5) (1) Rachel McRae and David Geiman, most organized (2) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, best dressed (3) Lori Dobson, David Ostrander and Pam Wilber, most disorganized (4) Art Hart and Michelle Sobiech, most gullible (5) Paul Falzon and Tim Finley, most intelligent 34 �(1) (2) (3) w w (1) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, most musical (2) Bruce Pohl and Lynn DesJardins, rowdiest (3)Tim Wilkinson and Kelly Johnson, most athletic (4) David Geiman and Laura Horney, most bashful (5) Lori Dobson and Robert Stanton, most artistic 35 �(1) (2) (5) (1) Denny Higbee and Lori Dobson, best smile (2) Patti Lutterbeck and Doug Marsh, best eyes (3) Bruce Horn and Kristie Strouse, best build (4) Julie Davis and Tim Brown, best looking (5) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, most active 36 �(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (1) Bart Marshall and Lori Dobson, best personality and most likely to succeed (2) Gail Wineland and Tim Braden, class flirts (3) Lance Wiser and April Jett, most talkative (4) Tim Braden and Lori Dobson, friendliest (5) Class of '84, best all around Seniors 37 �����JUNIORS Shirley Adams Erica Arnold Lori Babbage Gordon Bassage Shelly Beaudin Tim Beaudin Tim Berry Allen Blodgett Tony Bowerman Tim Brockway Shari Brown Tammie Brown Karime Cariuty David Chaney Jacqueline Cooper J ennine Craig Monique Craig Susan Crandell Keli Cutler Rick Deal Delores Dean Pam Dovey Eric Dules Frank Easterday Vicki Eddington Lynn Edwards Susan Engelhardt Michelle Fillmore Doug Finley Craig Fish Tracy Forrester Lisa Gilbert Mike Gipple Billie Harbaugh Wendy Harmon 42 �__ - ,._- .·,. . ,__...,...,' Kathy Herman Pam Hockenberry . Mark Houvener Ted Kahaian " Candie Kaiser / David Karney Bruce Kempton Kenny Kurtz Lonnie Laurie Eric Lippert Scott Locke Lorri LoPresto Tom Lothamer Jim Luce Scott Lutter beck Ed Marsh Christine McGee Tammy McMichael James McRae Tonya 1'4eyer Cyndi Michael David Murray Danny Nance Elton Nighswander Brad Parrish Tracy Peterson Jill Philippy David Powers Willy Richards JoEllen Robson Brent Rodgers Michael Rodgers AmyRootes Bernina Rossetter Mike Rybakowski Tim Rzepka Tim Schmidt David Spalding Jody Spragg Pam Stark 43 �Dena Stempien Ron Tesch Gordon Thomas Tina Trail Kevin VandyBogurt Stella Van Wald Dawn Waligora Shawna Walters Ty Wentworth David Wilcox Elaina Wood John Woods Brent Wygant Stephanie Wymer Not Pictured: Rodney Harper Trevor Mast Dawn McDowell Spoon ·em U? 44 �SOPHOMORES Shawn Avra Jason Bailey Angela Basse Marion Beckwith Debbi Benedict Joe Berry Todd Betts Tim Blodgett Shawn Bowers Ed Cariuty Barbara Cekander Chantal Cochrane Angie Coleman Tammy Combs Drew Cm:,nelison Travis Creager Doug Dobson Mike Dowker Dusti Earl Angie Erts Tim Erts Fran Evard Terry Fox Mary Geiman Paula Gratz Laren Gruner David Hammond Monica Harris Darin Higbee Robert Hooley Chad Horn Teresa Jeffery Billy Jeffries George J enkot Mike Kanaby 45 �Jeff Kiersey Robin Lauren Andy Logic ScottLynd Tracy Maggart Matt McConnell Joel Mitchell Laurinda Morrison Jay Murdock Tammie Myers Carson Neible Tammy Newberry Frenda Otis Rex Otis Dale Parrot Annette Paul Matt Pepper Michelle Powers Scott Preston Connie Quimby Dawn Quimby Denise Riegel Annette Roberts Suzanne Roberts KandyRoot Kim Rosendaul Tina Rumsey Melanie Ryan Jason Shilling Brian Shortridge David Sleesman Robert Smith Scott Sobiech Laura Stafford Kevin Stempien Sherry Stempien Shawn Talbot Sherri Taylor Annette Tesch Todd Thibideau 46 �David Thompson Frank Tobalske Lilly Toth Rhonda VanRip'er LeeAnn Watters Jim Weber David Wison Melissa Wood Not Pictured: Stacy Connin Doug Harper Paige Mason Randy Root 47 �FRESHMEN Melissa Amos Corey Avra Lori Baker Betty Barnett Jacinda Beckwith Deborah Berry Bobby Blowers Iva Blowers Mildred Blowers Brian Bowerman Jason Bowers Karen Brand Marc Brand Jeff Brown Jennette Buell Daren Carpenter Jackie Cash Dedre Cekander Michelle Christian Jerri Clark Jim Clayton Carrol Combs Robert Combs Mike Cottman Douglas Craig Angie Curtis George Curtis Mike Dodd Greg Donay Thomas Donbrock Bob Dooley Timothy Dowker Joe Dunn David Fillmore Glenn Finley 48 �Marilyn Fryer Julie Gould Eric Green Tim Hagaman Lynn Hard April Hardy Jeff Hawes Rick Herman Leslie Hilton Ed Horney Tammie Hutchins Nedra Huttenlocher Christy Jansen David Jeffries Lori Johnston Tammy Justice Donald Kahaian Andy Kaiser Dena Knapp Brenda Kratzer Joe Latta John Latta Marty Lewis David Luce Debbie Lutterbeck Tammy Lyon Kari Markley Angela Marsh Van Marshall Scott Marvin Alan McClellan Susan Miller Tim Minton Richard Moore Pat Murray Mitchell Neeley Penny Parrish Aaron Porter Brian Price Kevin Pruitt 49 �Michelle Quimby Renee Richards MarkRootes Dawn Russell Kathleen Ryan Tammy Rzepka Bobbie Shilling Tracy Snellenberger Lori Sobiech Kelly Sours Christine Tong Eric Waterbury Lorrinda Whitney John Winter Scott Withington Not Pictured: Vikki Burley Jerry Davis Robert Forrester 50 Robert Hankins Steve Harmon Brian Smith Jackie Wood �Junior Class Officers: Shari Brown- Treasurer Keli Cutler- President Brad Parrish- Secretary Stephanie WymerHistorian Karime Cariuty -Vice President Mrs. Diann SattlerAdvisor Sophomore Class Officers: Monica Harris- Treasurer Denise Riegel- Secretary Chantal Cochrane Historian Mr. John Dogan- Advisor Joel Mitchell- President Stacy Connin- Vice President Freshman Class Officers: Van Marshall- Historian Donald KahaianPresident Penny ParrishSecretary Jeff Brown- Treasurer Daren Carpenter- Vice President Mrs. Lois Ingraham Advisor 51 �BOARD OF EDUCATION The student body wishes to thank the 1983-84 School Board and the Quincy Community for their support during the year. As Seniors, we are also grateful to the School Board members of the past thirteen years and the Quincy Community for giving us the opportunity to get a fine education. We believe our school system is one of the finest in our area. Mr. Raymond Sattler Secretary 52 J\ J J Mr. Leon Parrish President Mr. Jack Faulkner Vice President Mrs. Karen Stark Treasurer Mr. Francis Hard Trustee Mrs. Carol Kahaian Trustee Mr. Steven Shook Trustee �A TRIBUTE TO SUSAN Mrs. Susan Lambright was honored by the secretaries with a surprise reception when she retired this year after 30 years of dedicated service and loyalty to Quincy Community Schools as the district's Executive Secretary and Accountant. Susan will be remembered for always having a smile, for being well organized and for being helpful. She is truly an inspiration to the students at Q.H.S. Susan Lambright began her job at the school in 1953. Susan still smiling in 1983 shortly before she retired. (BOARD OF EDUCATION 1962-63 SCHOOL YEAR) Mr. Blaque Knirk, Superintendent Elwood Larson, Mrs. Amy Broad, Mr. Harold Schultz, Mr. Franklin Kratzer, Mr. Elmer Dobson, Mrs. Susan Lambright, Mr. Dayne Himebaugh, Mr. Jack Fowler. Surprise Susan! This is your party. Doesn't Mr. Reynolds look pleased that the Secretaries were able to pull off this surprise. Susan with her husband, Sam Lambright and daughter, Mrs. Sarah Coolman. Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Mrs. Debbi Richer, Mrs. Susan Lambright, Mrs. Mary McCurley, Mrs. Connie Natusch, Mrs. Donna Ford, Mrs. Cass VanPatten, Mrs. Sandi Price, Mrs. Martha Reynolds. 53 �'ADMINISTRATION 54 Mr. Ronald Reynolds Superintendent of Schools Indiana University, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Mr. Richard Spalding Quincy High School Principal University of Michigan, B.S. Central Michigan University, M.A. Mr. Henry Longhini Quincy Middle School Principal Central Michigan University, B.S. Western Michigan University, M.A. Mr. John Worth Jennings Elementary Principal Huntington College, B.A. Western Michigan University, M.A. �SECRETARIES (1) Mrs. Connie Natusch, High School Secretary (2) Mrs. Susan Lambright, Secretary to School Board and Accountant through November 30, 1983; Mrs. Debbi Richer, Secretary to School Board and Accountant beginning December 1, 1983; Mrs. Mary McCurley, Superintendent's Secretary (3) Mrs. Lois Ingraham, Counselor's Secretary (4) Mrs. Donna Ford, Middle School Secretary (5) Mrs. Sandi Price, Elementary Secretary (6) Mrs. Martha Reynolds, Hot Lunch Clerk ,, (3) (4) (6) 55 �QUINCY HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY 56 Mr. Gary Adams Hillsdale College, B .A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Mike Bodkins Kent State Univ., B.S. St. Francis College, M.A. School Psychologist Mrs. Virginia Brown Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.S.L. Librarian Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Marty Chard Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. David Detweiler Goshen College, B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Learning Disabilities Teacher �Mr. John Dogan Central Michigan Univ. , B.S. Phys. Ed. and Shop Mr. Lonney Evon Alma College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Western Michigan Univ., M.A. Science Mrs. Joanne Longhini Central Michigan Univ., B.A. English Mr. Daniel Ludlow Hillsdale College, B.S. 'Mathematics Athletic Director Mrs. Kathy McDonald Eastern Michigan Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Mr. Robert Mitchell Bowling Green State Univ., B.S. Bowling Green State Univ., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor Mrs. Sandra Newell Tri-State University, B.S. Typing 57 �58 Mr. Edward Nofz Defiance College, B.S. Michigan Tech. Univ., M.S. Biology Mr. Andrew Parzych Eastern Michigan Univ., B.B.E. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Accounting Mrs. Diann Sattler Olivet College, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.Ed. English Mr. Charles Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Agriculture Ms. Kelly Snyder Michigan State Univ., B.A. Art Mrs. Melissa Sussex Alma College, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Phys. Ed. and Soc. Studies Mr. Brent Veysey Defiance College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies Mr. Christopher Walczak Michigan State Univ., B.A. Michigan State Univ. , M.A. English Mr. Scott Weber Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science and Mathematics �Mrs. Joanne Finley Study Hall Library Aide Mrs. Donna Keeslar Study Hall Library Aide Mr. Chris Katz Student Teacher Mathematics Political Science 59 �CUSTODIAL, TRANSPORTATION AND HOT LUNCH STAFF (CUSTODIAL STAFF) Mr. Rick Gardner, Mr. Lawrence Bailey, Custodial Supervisor Mr. LeRoy Allen, Mr. Jack Bellamy. (CUSTODIAL STAFF) Mr. James Uhrig, Mr. George Baldauf, Mr. Don Green. (TRANSPORTATION STAFF) Front: Substitute Brian Noell, Substitute Mrs. Jill Roberts, Mrs. Regina Ewers, Mrs. Pat Hartman. Back: Mrs. Betty Reichhart, Substitute Mrs. Joyce King, Mrs. Imorean Rubley, Mrs. Mary DeMerritt, Mr. Kenneth Bidlack, Mrs. Laura Laurie, Mr. Earl Volkert, Mrs. Verita Delcamp. Not Pictured: Supervisor Mr. Basil Bassage, Mrs. Rose Borgert, Mrs. Martha Bowen, Mr. Loren Fickle, Mrs. Joan Matz, Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, Mr. Raymond Riddle. 60 �(HIGH SCHOOL HOT LUNCH STAFF) Mrs. Velma Miner, Mrs. Barb Rice, Mrs. Caroline Knisely, Mrs. Alice Weber, Supervisor Mrs. Kelly Walcott, Mrs. Sue Hand. (ELEMENTARY HOT LUNCH STAFF) Mrs. Nancy Marowelli, Mrs. Donna McCurley, Mrs. Winifred Marsh, Mrs. Virginia Taylor. Not Pictured: Consultant Ms. Shellie Barclay. IN MEMORIAM ... Miss Alberta Todd Hot Lunch Staff Since April1960 Hot Lunch Supervisor Since August 1968 Sadly Missed by All Her Friends 61 �STUDENT COUNCIL The Quincy High School Student Council was active this year sponsoring Homecoming, Oriole Week and the Trike Race and Tug of War. They also sponsored a magic show, hypnotist assembly, Hillsdale College Jazz Assembly and Computer Dating. The council purchased a new portable video camera and recorder which will be of great benefit for classroom use, athletic events, etc. The Student Council also donated money toward a new sound system for the gym. Other projects included appropriating money for Girls' State, Boys' State, bowling trophies, drafting contest entry fees and buying new tricycles for the trike race. Students at Quincy are proud of their Student Council and advisor Mr. Mitchell. Top: Showing off new video camera: Terry Stephens and Karen Stempien who videotaped the speech assembly. Bottom: (STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS) Rachel McRae, Vice President; Tim Finley, Treasurer; Dawn Hilton, Secretary; Bart Marshall, President; Alicia Veysey, Parliamentarian; Mr. Robert Mitchell, Advisor. 62 �(STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES) Front: David Spalding, Lynn DesJardins, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Sobiech, Penny Parrish, Daren Carpenter,. Back: Monica Harris, Dusti Earl, Bruce Pohl, Erica Arnold, Joey Mitchell, Scott Sobiech, Jeff Hawes, Mike Gipple, Donald Kahaian. Not Pictured: Tonya Meyer. (STUDENT COUNCIL ALTERNATES) Front: Lori Dobson, Marilyn Fryer, Paula Falzon, Sue Sailor, Pam Stark, JoEllen Robson. Back: Robyn Rubley, Dawn Russell, Jacinda Beckwith, Lorie Johnston, Laura Stafford, Shawn Avra, Kenny Kurtz. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler, George Jenkot, Tammie Myers. 63 �STUDENT COUNCIL SELLS DONUTS AND MAGAZINES The Student Council earns money each year by selling magazines in the Fall and donuts on Wednesday mornings. (1} Wow! A delicious donut for only 25 Q. (2) These girls sure enjoyed the "Hamburger Eatoff." (3) How about some hot cherry pie for dessert? (4) Joel Asher and Todd Male won the top prizes in the Magazine Drive Drawing. (5) Angela Curtis, Doug Dobson and Michelle Quimby were the Top 3 magazine salesmen in the high school. 64 (5) �STUDENT COUNCIL PROMOTES FUN! (1) "My arm won't go down." Julie Davis tells the Hypnotist. (2) The Magician can't understand why Rick Kingsbury's scissors keep breaking. (3) Now Doug Craig and Scott Lutterbeck only need grass skirts to be a hit at a luau. (4) Denise Riegel, Dawn Quimby and Robin Laurell making good time in the 3-legged race during Oriole Week. (5) Looks li ke the Senior boys are on their way to victory! (6) The Senior girls are in t he lead in the saucer pull. (2) (3) (5) (6) 65 �MARCHING BAND EARNS #1 RATING Page 66: (1) Quincy High School Marching Band during half-time at a football game. (2) Quincy Marching Band leads the Homecoming Parade down Main Street in Quincy. (3) (FLAG CORPS) Front: Monica Harris, Sherri Taylor, Michelle Quimby, Suzi Roberts, Dawn Waligora. Back: Nedra Huttenlocher, LeeAnn Watters, Pam Stark, Laura Stafford, Annette Roberts. Page 67: (1) Mike Kanaby leads the band in practice before a football game. (2) Tammy McMichael and Jay Murdock after a Pep Assembly. (3) Co Drum Major Tammie Myers, Flag Corps Captain Pam Stark, Co Drum Major Mike Kanaby. (4) Jeff Kiersey, Trevor Mast, Shelly Powers and Mike Dowker practice in the parking lot. (5) Afternoon Homecoming Parade. 66 �(3) 67 �68 (TROMBONES) Front: Van Marshall, Jeff Kiersey, Tim Blodgett. Middle: Mike Dowker, Michelle Fillmore. Back: Ed Horney, Trevor Mast. Not Pictured: Joe Dunn, Michelle Powers. (SAXOPHONES AND FRENCH HORNS) Front: Jerri Clark, Steve Miller, Tammie Myers. Middle: Teresa Jeffery, Pam Briner, Dawn Waligora.Back: Laurinda Morrison, Shawna Walters, Candie Kaiser. (FLUTES) Front: Lisa Smallwood, Pam Stark, JoEllen Robson. Middle: Chris Tong, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis. Back: Suzi Roberts, Nedra Huttenlocher, Mary Geiman. Not Pictured: Melissa Powers. (TRUMPETS) Front: Lori Dobson, Bob Miner, Erica Arnold. Middle: Marc Brand, Matt McConnell, David Fillmore. Back: Penny Parrish, Denise Riegel, Tina Rumsey, Susan Miller. �(LOW BRASS) Front: Michelle Miller, Joey Mitchell. Back: Doug Dobson, Kandy Root. (PERCUSSION) Front: Tim Erts, Bart Marshall, Jay Murdock. Middle: David Jeffries, Mike Mitchell.Back: Dena Knapp, Stepha~ie Wymer, Tammy McMichael, Tim Dowker. (CLARINETS) Front: Deena Dowker, LeeAnn Watters, Lynn Hard. Middle: Bernina Rossetter, Sherri Taylor, Kim Rosendaul. Back: Paige Mason, Renee Richards, Annette Roberts. NotPictured: David Ostrander. (CLARINETS) Front: Kari Markley, Laura Stafford, Marion Beckwith. Middle: Laura Horney, Jennifer Dobson, Susan Engelhardt. Back: Mike Kanaby, Monica Harris, Angie Erts, Marilyn Fryer. 69 �BERRY, DOBSON AND McRAE ARE TOP BOWLERS Honors were awarded to the following bowlers by Advisor Mr. Henry Longhini as follows: Karen Stempien was selected as the Most Improved Bowler for raising her average by 31 pins. High Series - Lori Dobson with 292 pins. High Game - Rachel McRae with 162 pins. Tim Berry won trophies for High Game with 224 pins and High Series with 358 pins. Top Team - Tim Berry, Lori LoPresto, Jim McRae, Tim Brockway and Allen Blodgett. 70 The Bowling League met every Monday for 12 weeks and then teams competed in the tournament. (TEAM 1) Rachel McRae, Dawn Hilton, Lori Dobson, Karen Stempien. Not Pictured: Lynn DesJardins. (TEAM 2) JoEllen Robson, Jim McRae, Allen Blodgett, Tim Brockway, Tim Berry. Not Pictured: Lori LoPresto. (TEAM 3) Carson Neible, Joe Berry, Tom Donbrock,Tim Minton. Not Pictured: Jim Weber. �(TEAM 4) Dave Donbrock, Tracy Maggart, Scott Preston, Art Hart. Not Pictured: Brent Rodgers. (TEAM 5) Bob Miner, Mike Mitchell, Tim Blodgett, David Fillmore. Not Pictured: Tammy McMichael. (TEAM 6) Shawn Bowers, Tim Beaudin, Rodney Harper, Dale Parrot. (TEAM 7) Jim Clayton, David Wilson, Allen McClellan, Jason Bowers. (TEAM 8) Tim Hagaman, Greg Donay, Stella VanWald, David Thompson, Mark Houvener. (TEAM 9) Penny Parrish, Debbie Lutterbeck, Leslie Hilton, Debbie Berry, Angie Marsh. (TEAM 10) Teresa Jeffery, Rhonda Van Riper, Chantal Cochrane, Marilyn Fryer, Susan Miller. (TEAM 11) Sherri Taylor, Shelly Powers, Tammy Lyon, Bobbie Shilling, Michelle Fillmore. 71 �FFA. • . AMERICA ON THE GROW (CHAPTER MEMBERS) Front: Darin Higbee, Tim Braden, Bart Marshall, David Donbrock, Brad Parrish, David Spalding. Second Row: Art Hart, Jason Shilling, Lilly Toth, Fran Evard, Bob Miner, Annette Paul, Kelly Sours, Chantal Cochrane, Eric Green, Jeff Hawes, Aaron Porter, Denny Higbee. Third Row: Brenda Kratzer, Terry Fox, Ed Marsh, Eric Dules, Kevin Stempien, Scott Sobiech, Mike Dodd, Corey Avra, Scott Marvin, Doug Marsh, Andy Kaiser. Back: Kandy Root, Tim Berry, Tim Kingsbury, Matt Pepper, Kevin Vandy-Bogurt, Shawn Avra, Laren Gruner, David Hammond, Tom Donbrock, Todd Betts, Stacey Connin, Joe Dunn, Andy Buell, Advisor Charles Snyder. Members who attended the National Convention at Kansas City: Darin Higbee, Laren Gruner, Chantal Cochrane, Kevin VandyBogurt, Matt Pepper, Shawn Avra, Jason Shilling. (CHAPTER OFFICERS) Advisor Charles Snyder; Darin Higbee, Sentinel; Brad Parrish, Treasurer; David Donbrock, Vice President; Tim Braden, Secretary; David Spalding, Reporter; Bart Marshall, President. 72 �Pictured Above: Brad Parrish was elected to serve as Region I President for 1984-85 and Bart Marshall was elected to be the State FFA President for Michigan in 1984-85. (CHAPTER AWARDS) Swine production - Darin Higbee; Horse Proficiency - Annette Paul; Turf and Landscape Management - Brad Parrish; Home and Farmstead Improvement Shawn Avra; Diversified Livestock - Jason Shilling; Beef Production - Jason Shilling; Poultry Improvement Tim Kingsburg; Placement in Ag Production - Denny Higbee; Crop Production - Brad Parrish; Dairy Production - Laren Gruner; Sheep Proficiency - Stacey Connin; Star Greenhands - Jeff Hawes and Kelly Sours; Star Chapter Farmer - Tim Braden; Star Agribusiness - David Spalding; Chapter Scholarship Award David Spalding; Greenhand Scholarship Award- Jeff Hawes; Leadership Award- Bart Marshall. (DISTRICT FFA LEADERSHIP CONTEST) Parliamentary Procedure - Gold: Shawn Avra, Jeff Hawes, Chantal Cochrane, Eric Green, Ed Marsh, Corey Avra, Kevin Vandy Bogurt, Tom Don brock; Ag ForumGold: David Donbrock, Jason Shilling, Tim Kingsburg, Matt Pepper, David Hammond, Laren Gruner, Eric Dules; Job Interview Gold: Darin Higbee; Extemporaneous Speaking - Gold: Bart Marshall. (REGIONAL FFA LEADERSHIP CONTEST) Ag Forum - Gold: David Donbrock, Jason Shilling, Tim Kingsburg, Matt Pepper, Laren Gruner, Eric Dules, David Hammond; Extemporaneous Speaking - Gold: Bart Marshall. (OUTSTANDING JUNIOR AWARDS) Eric Dules, Brad Parris. Regional Farmer Eric Dules, Ed Marsh, Brad Parrish, Kevin VandyBogurt. Regional Agribusiness Award -David Spalding. (STATE FARMER DEGREES) Tim Braden, Dave Don brock, Bart Marshall. Tim Braden served as Region I Vice President during 1983-84. For the second year in a row, the Quincy Chapter received a 1st Place Trophy for having the highest citrus fruit sales in the state ($15,917) . 73 �FRENCH CLUB (OFFICERS) Sherri Taylor, Social Chairman; Karime Cariuty, 6th hour representative; Paula Falzon, Vice President; Mrs. Diann Sattler, Advisor; Jill Philippy, Secretary; Lynn DesJardins, President; Jim Luce, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Keli Cutler, Social Chairman. (MEMBERS) Front: Dena Knapp, Tim Dowker, Susan Engelhardt, Susan Miller, Karime Cariuty. Second Row: Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Jennifer Dobson, Steve Miller, Sherri Taylor, Stefanie Franck, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech, Debbie Lutterbeck, Shirley Adams. Third Row: Jim Luce, Shawna Walters, Jill Philippy, Lori Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Monica Harris, Dawn Russell, Tonya Meyer, Patti Lutterbeck, Dawn Hilton, Billie Harbaugh. Back: Advisor Mrs. Sattler, Jay Murdock, Doug Craig, David Fillmore, Robert Combs, Jerri Clark, Michelle Quimby, Angie Curtis, Suzi Roberts, Karen Hosek, Elaina Wood. 74 �LIBRARY CLUB (OFFICERS) President Paula Falzon, Secretary Laura Horney, Advisor Mrs. Virginia Brown, Vice President Jennifer Dobson, Treasurer Sherri Taylor. (MEMBERS) Front: Teresa Jeffery, Paula Gratz, Laura Horney, Sherri Taylor, ·L aura Stafford, Paula Falzon, Suzi Roberts, LeeAnn Watters. Back: Mary Geiman, Shawna Walters, Karime Cariuty, Tricia Gruner, April Jett, Chantal Cochrane, Sue Sailor, Rhonda VanRiper, Deena Dowker, Jennifer Dobson, Nedra Huttenlocher, Becky Jones, Advisor Mrs. Brown. j.,, . . . .. 1= j,--:1' ' ~ 75 �NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS TWENTY-TWO On May 16, the Quincy Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted eight Seniors, five Juniors and nine Sophomores. The introduction of the inductees and their parents was by Mr. Richard Spalding, chapter advisor. Mr. Richard Bettinger, local businessman, spoke on the importance of striving for goals in an instant society and of the importance of "pressing on." (MEMBERS) Front: Karen Hosek, Billie Harbaugh, Jill Philippy, Alicia Veysey, Val Beckwith, Lori Dobson, Rachel McRae, Michelle Sobiech. Back: Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Suzette Sailor, Paula Falzon, Lynn DesJardins, Tim Finley, Theodore Kahaian, Susan Engelhardt, Michelle Fillmore. Not Pictured: Michael Rodgers. (OFFICERS) Front: Treasurer Suzette Sailor, CoPresident Tim Finley, Advisor Mr. Richard Spalding, Secretary Paula Falzon, Co-President Lynn DesJardins. (NEW INDUCTEES FOR 1984) Top Left Page 77: Front: Michelle Miller, Jennifer Dobson, Deena Dowker, Dawn Hilton, Karen Stempien. Back: Bart Marshall, Steve Miller, Bob Miner. Top Right Page 77: Front: Kenny Kurtz, Brad Parrish, David Spalding, Shawna Walters, JoEllen Robson. Back: Doug Dobson, Shawn Talbot, Sherri Taylor, Joel Mitchell, Scott Sobiech, Monica Harris, Robert Smith, Denise Riegel, Jay Murdock. . 76 �77 �VARSITY CLUB (MEMBERS) Front: Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Becky Smith, Alicia Veysey, Sue Toth, Gerald Hinds, Lance Wiser. Middle: Tammy Rzepka, Stephanie Wymer, Robyn Rubley, Cyndi Michael, Michelle Sobiech, Jimmy Luce, Tonya Meyer, Craig Fish, Brad Parrish. Back: Lori Babbage, Chantal Cochrane, David Spalding, Tim Finley, Allen Blodgett, Tom Lothamer, Scott Lutterbeck, Jay Murdock. (OFFICERS) Top Left Page 79: President Kelly Johnson, Treasurer Val Beckwith, Vice President Tim Wilkinson, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook, Secretary Michelle Sobiech, Sargeant of Arms Gerald Hinds. 78 �The Varsity Club was busy · serving the school and community through various projects. Members collected money at sporting events. They entered a float in the Homecoming Parade. They also participated in a CPR Clinic. New members were iniated by being painted orange and black and by having to sing the school song to old members in order to find their "Varsity Q." As a fundraising project, the club sponsored the "hoopshoot." The club also sponsored a bake sale to collect money for the family of an area resident who was killed in a tree-cutting accident. At the end of the school year, members voted for a male and female "athlete of the year" and they also chose two seniors to be recipients of the Varsity Club Scholarships. 79 �YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT r In March, Quincy Youth in Government students participated in the 36th Annual Youth Legislature at the state capitol in Lansing. The pre-requisite to this was Pre-Legislature, held at Western Michigan University in November. At Pre-Leg, Alicia Veysey, Michelle Sobiech and Tammy Johnson obtained the offices of Governor, Lt. Governor and Chaplain respectively. Only the governor candidate had to compete at the state level. At the state legislature members participated in model running of the Michigan Legislature in the actual House and Senate Chambers. Lori Dobson, Becky Jones, Rachel McRae and Robyn Rubley participated in the Judicial Program that was simulated at Cooley Law School. During the spring, the club sells concessions at track meets to finance their summer trip to YMCA Camp Horseshoe, a leadership camp in West Virginia. (OFFICERS) Promotions Cochairperson Michelle Sobiech, Advisor Brent Veysey, Promotions CoChairperson Karime Cariuty, CoChairperson Rachel McRae, Chaplain, Lori Dobson, Advisor Gary Male, CoChairperson Alicia Veysey, Treasurer Donald Kahaian. Not Pictured: Secretary Keli Cutler. Front: Stefanie Franck, Robyn Rubley, Michelle Sobiech, Rachel McRae, Alicia Veysey, Lori Dobson, Shari Brown, Connie Quimby. Second Row: Tammy Johnson, Karime Cariuty, Shirley Adams, Jim Clayton, David Fillmore, Jeff Kiersey, Jeff Brown, Brian Price, Daren Carpenter, Dawn Russell, Penny Parrish, Lori Sobiech. Third Row: Advisor Brent Veysey, Billie Harbaugh, Tim Brockway, Tim Finley, Tom Lothamer, Jim Luce, Doug Dobson, Tina Rumsey, Sherri Taylor, Dena Stempien, Erica Arnold, JoEllen Robson, Pam Stark, Advisor Gary Male. Back: Donald Kahaian, Joel Mitchell, Jason Bailey, Teddy Kahaian, Ed Cariuty, Bob Miner, Kim Rosendaul, Shelly Powers, Laura Stafford, Michelle Fillmore, Dawn Waligora, Stephanie Wymer. 80 �81 ��EVENTS �HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES (1) (2) (1) (KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES) Lori Dobson, Michelle Sobiech, Suzanne Toth, Rachel McRae, Kelly Johnson, Tim Braden, Tim Finley, Doug Marsh, Bart Marshall, Tim Wilkinson. (2) Lori Dobson and her father, Mr. Dan Dobson waiting to find out who is Queen. (3) Toby Hilton, Jill Dobson and our 1983 Homecoming King Bart Marshall and Queen Lori Dobson. 84 This year's Homecoming Theme was "Commercials." The Seniors chose "Coke," The Juniors chose "Wheaties," the Sophomores chose "M&M's" and the Freshmen chose "Raid." After the week's events were over, the Seniors won the pep jug and the football team defeated Athens 12-0. (3) �{2) (1) Some Sophomores who were ready to do battle for the pep jug. (2) Senior Dawn Hilton receiving the pep jug from Alicia Veysey, Student Council Parliamentarian . (3) The Juniors presenting their wild and crazy skit. (4) These two are all dressed up and nowhere to go, during crazy tie and hat day. (5) Seniors wearing the after effects of Homecoming. 85 �(2) (1) (3) (5) (4) (6) (1) These Seniors went all out for dress up day. (2) "Are we tough or what?" (3) Seniors cheering for a homecoming victory in the afternoon parade. (4)Jay Murdock, Quincy's answer to candy bar. (5) Juniors enjoying the parade. (6) New wave hits Q.H.S. during Homecoming Week. 86 �SCHOLASTIC COMPETITION (ARGUBRIGHT BUSINESS OLYMPICS) Front: Tammy Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Val Beckwith, Susan Engelhardt, Frenda Otis, Ted Kahaian, Sue Sailor, Jeff Kiersey. Second row: Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon, Elaina Wood, Dena Stempien, Denise Riegel, Matt McConnell. Back: Lori Babbage, Becky Jones, Rhonda VanRiper, Chantal Cochrane, Tim Blodgett, Michael Rodgers, Advisor Mrs. Sandra Newell. Not Pictured: Erica Arnold, Advisor Mr. Andrew Parzych. (MICHIGAN INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY AND TRI-STATE DRAFTING COMPETITION) Front: Brian Bowerman, Mike Dodd, Brian Price, Daren Carpenter, Joe Dunn, Marc Brand, Kevin Pruitt, Peggy Gollnick. Second Row: Michelle Christian, Tim Brockway, Lynn Hard, Doug Dobson, Tammy Johnson, Tami Brewer, Karime Cariuty, Cyndi Michael, Pam Stark, Kim Eddington. Third Row: Pam Wilbur, Brian Marshall, Scott Marvin, Lance Wiser, Kevin ·Stempien, Tim Rzepka, Shari Brown, Juli Stayner, Mark Rootes, Mike Mocherman. Back: David Dean, Bruce Horn, Don Byrd, Doug Finley, Lewis Horn, Rick Herman, George Curtis, Mike Smith, Denny Higbee, Rick Deal, Scott Lutter beck. Not Pictured: Ted Kahaian, Advisor Mr. Chuck Cook. 87 �PROJECT CHRISTMAS STILL HELPING THE NEEDY AFTER16YEARS Nearly 40 families in Branch County were able to enjoy Christmas due to the News Focus Class Project Christmas. Project Christmas co-chairpersons were Lori Dobson and Alicia Veysey. Jill Philippy was secretary and Kelly Johnson and Tammy Johnson shared the position of treasurer. The committee chairpersons were: Stefanie Franck, clothing; David Thornton, donations and promotions; Robyn Rubley, food; David Spalding, routing; Tim Finley, toy repair; Steve Miller, wrapping. Other members of the class include: Tim Brockway, Tim Brown, Rick Deal, Skip DuBay, Craig Fish, Kathy Herman, Gerald Hinds, April Jett, Inez Letts, Lorri LoPresto, Jim Luce, Scott Lutterbeck, Randy McCurley, Brent Rodgers. Not Pictured: Amy Rootes. Community advisors were Mrs. Jane Baldwin, Mrs. Judy Dobson, Mrs. Zenith Hilton, Mrs. Vivian Leatherman, Mr. Tim Mills, Mrs. Linda Mitchell, Mrs. Evelyn Parrish. Directors are Mr. Marty Chard &nd Mr. Brent Veysey. 88 �89 �RACHEL McRAE CROWNED 1984 TIP-UP QUEEN On February 4, Rachel McRae was chosen as the 1984 Tip-Up Queen during the annual Tip-Up Pageant and Talent Show. Tanya Meyer was chosen as 1st Runner-Up while Lorie Camp was voted 2nd Runner-Up. Kelly Norton was presented with the trophy for Miss Congeniality by Lori Dobson. (TIP-UP CONTESTANTS) Tammy Johnson, Jill Philippy, Michelle Sobiech, Tammy McMichael, Tanya Meyer, Rachel McRae, Lorie Camp, Kelly Norton, Jodi Paul, Jennifer Dobson, Paula Falzon, Val Beckwith. 90 �91 �JUMP ROPE FOR HEART On February 28 over one hundred Q.H.S. students participated in the Jump Rope for Heart Event. This event was coordinated by Mrs. Melissa Sussex. Pledges totaling $3,018.44 were received. April Jett, Dawn McDowell, Kathy Herman, Shirley Adams, Pam Hockenberry and Billie Harbaugh were on the team that raised the most money. Participants were in groups of six and each group took turns jumping for three hours. We are proud that Quincy students are willing to give their time and effort to help such a worthy cause. 92 �93 �ORIOLE WEEK! (1) Miss Oriole Keli Cutler and Mr. Oriole Gerald Hinds after their crowning during the half time festivities. (2) Two seniors who were really concentrating on not letting the orange fall. (3) (MISS AND MR. ORIOLE CANDIDATES) Front: Shawn Talbot, Angie Basse, Tim Brockway, Karime Cariuty, Brian Price, Penny Parrish. Middle: Gerald Hinds, Sue Sailor, Doug Dobson, Marion Beckwith. Back: Doug Craig, Susie Miller, Lance Wiser, Paula Falzon, Brad Parrish and Keli Cutler. (4) Senior David Thornton trying to master the Hula Hoop. (5) Some seniors dressed up for T.V. day. (2) 94 (4) �(1) Some well-dressed sophomores during dress up day. (2) For the third time in a row the junior girls were able to capture the three-legged race. (3) The senior guys put their best foot forward to win the three-legged race. (4) For the third year in a row the Class of '84 won the saucer pull. Way to go Seniors! (1) (2) (3) 95 (4) �(1) (3) (1) Tammy Justice and Stacy Westfall dressed as T .V. characters. (2) Seniors winning the Family Feud. (3) The girls pulling their saucers for a chance at victory. (4) Everyone getting fired up before the big game. (5) Kamikaze Pilots during T .V. day. 96 (4) �CLASS OF '84 OVERALL CHAMPS! In the competition between classes in the annual trike race and tug of war contest, the Juniors won the trike race. Because the Student Council purchased four new trikes which are smaller and harder to ride, new records were established as follows: girls' 880 yard relay - Juniors 6:30, boys' 880 yard relay - Senior 5:41, girls' 100 yard drag - Tonya Meyer (Junior) 27.7, boys' 100 yard drag - David Thornton (Senior) 28. The Freshman girls won the girls' tug of war and the Junior boys won the boys' tug of war. The lightweight tug of war was won by the Seniors. The Sophomores won both the obstacle course and the frisbee toss and the Seniors won the egg toss. Final standings for the Overall Championship were: Seniors - 1st place; Juniors - 2nd place; Sophomores 3rd place and Freshmen- 4th place. 97 �98 �99 �ALL NIGHT LONG "All Night Long" was the theme of the 1984 Junior Senior Prom held at the Coldwater Country Club on May 26, 1984. A beautiful scenic setting and music by Steve Crooks of WLKI added to an enjoyable evening for all. 100 �101 �SENIORS EARN MANY AWARDS Senior Honors Night was held June 11 with Lori Dobson, president of the Class of 1984 acting as Master of Ceremonies. Scholarships worth over $59,000 were presented to members of the Class of '84. Seniors receiving scholarships were: Val Beckwith, Tim Braden, Lorie Camp, Julie Davis, Lynn DesJardins, Jennifer Dobson, Lori Dobson, David Don brock, Paula F~zon, Tim Finley, David Geiman, Tricia Gruner, Dawn Hilton, Gerald Hinds, Karen Hosek, Tammy Johnson, Becky Jones, Shaun Massey, Rachel McRae, Michelle Miller, Steve Miller, Kelly Norton, David Ostrander, Sue Sailor, Becky Smith, Michelle Sobiech, David Thornton, Alicia Veysey and Gail Wineland. Karen Hosek received the Citizenship Award. The DAR Good Citizen Award was presented to Rachel McRae; the SAR Good Citizen Award was presented to Bart Marshall. A 4-year Perfect Attendance Award was given to Steve Miller. Presidential Academic Fitness Awards were given to Lori Dobson, Lynn DesJardins, Paula Falzon, Tim Finley, Tammy Johnson, Becky Jones, Rachel McRae, Sue Sailor and Alicia Veysey. American Legion Outstanding Service Awards were given to Rachel McRae and Bart Marshall. Girls' State Awards were given to Paula Falzon and Rachel McRae; Boys' State Awards were given to Tim Finley and Bob Miner. Tim Finley was presented with the Physics Award. The Advanced Math Award went to Paula Falzon. David Don brock received the Dekalb Agricultural Award. Harold Blowers, Lori Dobson, Michelle Miller and Robert Stanton received awards for excellence in Art. Lori Dobson, Paula Falzon and Rachel McRae received awards for excellence in English. Yearbook awards were given to Tim Finley, Dawn Hilton and Karen Hosek. Outstanding Academic Athletic Awards were given to Lynn DesJardins and Tim Finley. Four Year Varsity Sports Awards were given to Bruce Pohl- Wrestling; Val Beckwith, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson and Jodi Paul- Girls' Track; Tim Finley- Boys' Track. Senior Athlete of the Year Awards were given to Kelly Johnson and Tim Wilkinson. The Nell Volkert Sportsmanship Award was given to Val Beckwith and the Philip Normandin Sportsmanship Award was presented to Gerald Hinds. 102 �103 �NINETY -FOUR SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS 104 The one hundred fourth annual commencement exercises of QHS were held on June 15, 1984 at 8 P.M. on the athletic field. Professional and recessional music was provided by the band. The Top Ten students each had a special part in the exercises: Lynn DesJardins, Invocation; Suzette Sailor, Welcome; Karen Hosek, Class Poem; Rachel McRae, Presentation of Class Gift; Lori Dobson, Presentation of Cane; Paula Falzon, Charge to Class; Alicia Veysey, Appreciation to Faculty and Staff; Michelle Sobiech, Appreciation to Parents; Timothy Finley, Appreciation to Community; Rebecca Jones, Introduction of Speaker and Tammy Johnson, Benediction. The Commencement address was given by Sister Eileen Rice, O.P. followed by the presentation of the class by Mr. Richard Spalding, Principal, the confirmation of diplomas by Mr. Leon Parrish, President of the Board of Education, and the presentation of diplomas by Mr. Ronald Reynolds, Superintendent. �In learning, we have shared. In sharing, we have found friendship. In friendship, we have found ourselves. 105 ��SPORTS �" _,- Quincy 198 179 172 190 163 173 168 186 150 180 167 167 178 GOLF Opponent 171 Coldwater 173 Concord 207 Springport 201 Jonesville 206 Union City 190 Bronson 160 Coldwater 171 Concord 206 Jonesville 176 Bronson 192 Union City 194 Springport 182 Hillsdale SCOREBOARD 108 - WRESTLING Quincy Opponent 56 15 Coldwater 30 33 Bronson 40 22 Concord 46 14 Springport 35 30 Hudson 66 6 Jonesville 40 26 Athens 29 41 Union City 25 37 Constantine 63 6 Mendon 14 51 Hillsdale 44 14 Homer 47 21 Centreville Quincy 5th Place 5th Place 4th Place 3rd Place 4th Place Invitational Addison Clinton Hillsdale Napoleon Constantine GIRLS'JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 10 37 Bronson 17 11 Camden 17 10 Camden 19 20 Concord 29 26 Springport 27 30 Jonesville 31 27 Athens 19 32 Union City 25 28 Reading 40 44 HomerOT 31 30 Concord 12 39 Litchfield 32 19 Springport 38 30 Jonesville 20 45 Athens 26 42 Union City 26 25 Reading OT 33 30 Homer VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 61 57 Hillsdale 41 45 Concord 57 51 Litchfield 33 34 Springport 63 70 Jonesville OT 54 42 Addison 54 71 Athens 62 51 Union City 70 51 Bronson 49 52 Reading 64 52 Homer 44 49 Concord 61 49 Springport 64 61 Jonesville 51 68 Athens 64 52 Union City 62 52 Reading 63 51 Homer 69 51 Union City 51 41 Bronson 54 59 Jonesville JVFOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 32 12 Bronson 16 6 Concord 30 0 Springport 18 12 Jones ville 6 6 Athens 6 18 Union City 6 18 Reading 6 24 Homer JV VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 0 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 1 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 0 2 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 0 2 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 2 1 Union City 0 2 Reading 0 2 Homer �GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent Bronson 53 48 17 Camden 52 24 Camden 39 41 Concord 37 Springport 37 42 26 Jonesville 56 46 Athens 58 42 Union City 29 17 Reading 34 52 Homer 38 52 Concord 48 Litchfield 37 33 37 Springport 50 23 Jonesville 54 51 Athens 59 43 Union City 56 17 Reading 40 Homer 50 36 29 Jonesville 38 59 Homer 38 VARSITY FOOTBALL Quincy Opponent 40 0 Bronson 8 6 Concord 14 2 Springport 0 13 Jonesville 12 0 Athens 0 41 Union City 0 28 Reading 8 32 Homer 22 12 Michigan Center JVBASEBALL Quincy Opponent 2 Coldwater 3 1 11 Hillsdale Union City 4 8 Tekonsha 6 5 Tekonsha 4 3 Hillsdale 8 3 11 Hillsdale 10 11 Tekonsha 7 Union City 20 8 JV BASKETBALL Quincy Opponent 43 44 Hillsdale 26 48 Concord 41 36 Litchfield 45 22 Springport 37 29 Jonesville 25 39 Addison 34 56 Athens 37 51 Union City 20 45 Bronson 27 41 Reading 51 64 Homer 24 51 Concord 41 38 Springport 29 Jonesville 38 36 43 Athens 36 51 Union City 28 Reading 33 44 49 Homer BOYS' TRACK Quincy Opponent 46 1/ 2 81 1/2 Camden 33 104 Litchfield 58 78 Coldwater 39 89 Bronson 54 82 Concord 93 44 Springport 87 49 Jonesville 73 64 Athens 54 82 Union City 37 100 Reading 72 64 Homer GIRLS' TRACK Quincy Opponent Camden 95 33 Litchfield 35 93 Coldwater 61 67 63 1/2 Bronson 64\12 Concord 45 83 Springport 27 101 Jonesville 78 50 Athens 76 52 Union City 69 59 Reading 37 91 Homer 43 85 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Quincy Opponent 2 Concord 0 2 Springport 1 2 1 Jonesville 2 1 Athens 2 1 Union City 0 2 Reading 1 2 Homer 2 Concord 0 2 0 Springport 2 0 Jonesville 2 0 Athens 2 0 Union City 2 Reading 0 2 Homer 0 2 Constantine 0 VARSITY BASEBALL Quincy Opponent 8 5 Bronson 14 Hillsdale 5 3 2 Springport 3 4 Jonesville 2 9 Athens 10 Union City 2 8 6 Reading 8 0 Bronson 22 8 Springfield 7 8 Homer 5 3 Tekonsha 8 3 -Concord 1 6 Concord 10 1 Springport 5 12 Jonesville 2 3 Athens 4 5 Union City 4 2 Reading 1 11 Union City 7 2 Homer 109 �ALL CONFERENCE STARS Included on these pages are those athletes who were named to All Conference teams or took first place in conference meets. GIRLS' BASKETBALL - Lynn DesJardins FOOTBALL - Gerald Hinds 110 GOLF - Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Schmidt �VOLLEYBALL- Keli Cutler and Tammy Scheidler WRESTLING - Lance Wiser and Brent Wygant ', ·~.. \i:: •' ..... ·• GIRLS' TRACK - Jill Philippy, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael and Connie Quimby (? ,. " BASEBALL - Tim Brockway 111 �CHEERLEADERS' ENTHUSIASM Page 112: (1) (VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS) Bottom: Lorie Camp, Tammy Johnson, Tonya Meyer, ' Val Beckwith. Top: Jackie Cooper, Vicki Eddington . (2) (VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS) Bottom: Jacinda Beckwith, Lorie Camp. Middle: Vicki Eddington, Tonya Meyer, Val Beckwith. Back: Tammy Johnson, Dusti Earl, Patti Lutterbeck. Page 113: (1) "Are you rooting for the boys? yea, man." (2) Tammy impersonates Mr. Ludlow by doing his cheer "Yea Team, Yea Team, Fight! Fight! Fight!" (3) "0-R-1-0-L-E-S! Orioles! Orioles! Orioles!" (4) Tammy and Val talk to Varsity and J .V. Cheerleading Advisor, Mrs. Nancy Smith. (5) Riding in the Homecoming Parade. (6) Wasn't Mr. Evon a "good sport?" 112 �LEADS THEWAY! (1) (2) (3) (6) 113 �ORIOLES FINISH WITH WIN AT MICHIGAN CENTER 114 The 1983 Orioles started the season with only eight Seniors, but ten returning lettermen from last year's 8 Championship team. The Orioles, through determination, dedication and defense continued their winning tradition by finishing the season in 4th place with a 5-4 overall record and a 3-4 conference record. Quincy finished the season by defeating Michigan Center 22-12. Gerald Hinds, Doug Marsh and Tim Wilkinson were Co-Captains. Members of the "Orange Crush" team received post season awards as follows: Team's Most Valuable Lineman: Gerald Hinds, Team's Most Valuable Back: Alan Blodgett, Team's Most Improved Player Award: David Karney. 1st Team All Conference: Gerald Hinds, 2nd Team All Conference: Ken Kurtz, Tim Rzepka, Brent Wygant; Honorable Mention: Tim Wilkinson. Coldwater Daily Reporter All Area Team: Gerald Hinds, Ken Kurtz; Honorable Mention: Tim Rzepka, Brent Wygant. (THE TEAM) Front: Gordon Bassage, Kenny Teachout, Doug Marsh, Bob Miner, Tim Berry, Tom Lothamer, Brent Wygant, Gerald Hinds, Danny Morris. Middle: Manager Kirk Henning, Jim McRae, Tim Rzepka, Craig Fish, Andy Buell, David Karney, David Spalding, David Powers, Tim Brockway, Manager Doug Tanner. Back: Brian Ditton, David Murray, Tim Wilkinson, Alan Blodgett, Ted Kahaian, Mike Rodgers, Ken Kurtz, Coach Dennis Quimby, Coach Mike Nowicki, Head Coach Lonney Evon. Not Pictured: Manager Shawn Cockrell. �(SENIORS) Doug Marsh, Tim Wilkinson, Gerald Hinds, Dan Morris, Bob Miner, Andy Buell, Brian Ditton, Ken Teachout. 115 �TEAM BREAKS SCHOOL RECORD The Oriole Golf Team had a very successful season with an overall record of 8 wins and 5 losses and a league record of 6 wins and 2 losses. This earned the team 2nd place in the "Big 8." The Orioles placed 2nd in the Conference Meet and 5th in the Regional Meet. Tim Schmidt placed 1st in the Conference Meet and Scott Lutterbeck tied for 2nd. The team broke the school scoring record for 9 holes with a 150 score. The record breaking team was made up of Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt, Rick Deal and Brad Parrish. Scott Lutterbeck broke the individual 9 hole scoring record with a 1 under par 33. Tim Schmidt won the "Most Valuable" award and Rick Deal was " Most Improved." (THE TEAM) Front: Mike Mitchell, Tim Braden, Dale Parrot, Tim Schmidt, Scott Lutterbeck, Brad Parrish. Back: Chad Horn, David Luce, John Woods, Jim Weber, Shawn Bowers, Coach Bob Mitchell. Not Pictured: Rick Deal. 116 Record Breaking Team �117 �FANS LOVE THEIR LADY ORIOLES 118 The 1983 Varsity Girls' Basketball team was young and relatively inexperienced and yet, through hard • and determination, ended up with a winning season. The Lady Orioles completed the season with an work 11-9 overall record and an 8-6 record in the Big Eight Conference. Lynn DesJardins was selected by the league coaches as a member of the Big Eight All Conference Team. In addition Keli Cutler and Connie Quimby were given honorable mention and Shari Brown won a place on the league's defensive team. In other post season honors, Lynn was chosen to the All Area Team, Keli to the second team and Connie to the honorable mention list. Team awards consisted of: MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Lynn DesJardins, OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER: Lynn DesJardins, MOST IMPROVED: Angie Basse, OUTSTANDING REBOUNDER: Angie Basse. (THE TEAM) Front: Pam Wilber, Angie Basse, Cyndi Michael, Tammy Rzepka. Middle: Coach Bob Stewart, Shari Brown, Keli Cutler, Connie Quimby, Lori Babbage, Manager Betty Barnett, Manager Tammie Brown. Back: Alicia Veysey, Robyn Rubley, Lynn DesJardins. �119 �ORIOLES FINISH STRONG The 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team was an exciting team to watch. Of the 21 games played, 9 games were decided by 10 points or more, with one game going overtime. The team comprised of 3 Seniors and 8 Juniors finished the season with a Conference Record of 7-7 good for a tie for 4th place. The Overall Record was a fine 13-8. The tournament as always was a big part of the season. Quincy beat Union (jity and Bronson but lost to Jonesville by 5 points in the District Finals. The season was a total team effort. When the starters were down or off they had a great bench support to replace them. Leading scorers: Tim Wilkinson - 271 points, David Spalding - 209 points. Leading the team in assists for the 2nd year: Tim Wilkinson 120 76. Most Valuable Playuer- Tim Wilkinson. Most Improved Player - David Karnay. All Conference Honorable Mention: David Spalding, Tim Wilkinson, John Woods. All Area Team: David Spalding, Tim Wilkinson; Honorable Mention: John Woods. In the 1984-85 season the team will miss Andy Buell, Tim Finley and Tim Wilkinson for their hard work and great enthusiasm. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Mike Winter, CoCaptain Tim Wilkinson, Scott Lutterbeck, Tim Schmidt, Kenny Kurtz, Manager Mark Rootes. Back: Coach Doug Johnson, John Woods, Rick Deal, Craig Fish, David Karney, Andy Buell, David Spalding, Co-Captain Tim Finley. Not Pictured: Manager Nathan Johnson. �121 �CONFERENCE CHAMPS! The 1983-84 wrestling squad finished its most gratifying season in ten years, winning nine dual meets out of 13 and placing third in the 16-team Napoleon Invitational. The highlight of the season was the recapturing of the Big 8 Conference Championship. The Orioles were 5-1 in league meets and won the league tournament with 154 points. The team was led by senior captains Bruce Pohl and Lance Wiser (pictured above). These senior wrestlers finished the season with identical records of 28-11. Bruce led the team in takedowns and was elected the "Most Valuable Wrestler" by his teammates. Lance, a two-time state qualifier and Big 8 Conference Champion, was elected our "Spark Plug." Other seniors who contributed to the team's success were Tim Delaney, Ron Coco and Dan Morris. Representing the underclassmen, Brent Wygant led the team in falls with 18, was a state qualifier, a Big 8 Champion, and earned the most team points with 65. Brent had the best overall record of 33-9. Gordon Bassage, injured during the last half of the season, was 144 and earned our "Hard Nose Award." George Jenkot was our "Most Improved Wrestler" going from last year's record of 1-22 to 16-15. Freshman Jeff Hawes was chosen the "Rookie of the Year." (THE TEAM) Front: Glen Hard, Tim Wilkins, Jeff Wilkins. Middle: Statistician Rachel McRae, Scott Locke, Lynn Hard, Andy Kaiser, Ed Marsh, Mike Dodd, Tom Lothamer, Chad Horn, Ted Kahaian , Statistician Penny Parrish. Back: Lance Wiser, Lonnie Laurie, Tim Delaney, Danny Morris, Ron Coco, George Jenkot, Tim Rzepka, Bruce Pohl, Brent Wygant, Tim Brown, Brad Parrish, Donald Kahaian, Gordon Bassage, Jim Luce, Jeff Hawes, Coach Ken Downey. 122 �123 �SUCCESSFUL SEASON FOR SPIKERS The Varsity Volleyball team finished a successful season in 5th place with a 7-7 conference record. Serving as Co-Captains were Kelly Johnson and Keli Cutler. Connie Quimby led the team in spikes and Keli Cutler had the most serves. Post Season awards were given as follows: Most Valuable Player- Keli Cutler, Most Improved Player - Shari Brown, Most Team Spirit Kelly Johnson. Keli Cutler and Tammy Scheidler were named to the All Conference Team while Kelly Johnson received Honorable Mention. (THE TEAM) Top to Bottom, L toR: Stephanie Wymer, Inez Letts, Jill Philippy, Tami Brewer, Alicia Veysey, Keli Cutler, Tammy Scheidler, Kelly Johnson, Lori Babbage, Coach Judie Burgess, Connie Quimby, Shari Brown. Not Pictured: Manager Shannon Harmon. 124 �125 �VARSITY BASEBALL 1984 The 1984 Varsity Baseball season saw some very positive improvements take place within the program. The diamond itself saw remarkable improvement in becoming the best in the area, mostly because of it becoming enclosed with an extremely attractive looking fence. Also, the baseball team's funraisers included the beginning of construction for "in the ground dugouts." The talent and capabilities of the team itself also were quite prevalent. An increased schedule saw Quincy go undefeated outside of the conference in regular season games. The highlight being impressive tournament wins over Bronson (8-0) and Battle Creek Springfield (22-8) in gaining the championship at the Bronson Invitational. A Junior dominated team ended the season at 10-10 overall and at 6-8 in the conference, which gave Quincy 5th place. One sign of improvement was the games that were lost were close, four of them were one run games. This "should" change with the maturity of next year's team. Post season awards were given as follows: Tim Brockway received 1st Team All Conference Honors and Scott Lutterbeck and Tim Wilkinson made the 2nd Team. Craig Fish, Kenny Kurtz, Shaun Massey and David Wilson received Honorable Mention. Tim Brockway and Tim Wilkinson received the Most Valuable Player Award and Scott Lutterbeck received the Most Improved Award from their teammates. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Chad McGlothlen, Scott Lutterbeck, Kenny Kurtz, Lance Wiser, David Wilson, Gerald Hinds, Manager Reggie Smith. Back: Manager Jeff Lutterbeck, Shaun Massey, John Woods, Craig Fish, Jim McRae, Mike Rodgers, Tim Brockway, Coach Greg Gruner. Not Pictured: Skip DuBay, David Murray and Tim Wilkinson.· 126 �' ~:]ia§8 ., 127 �T'HINCLADS GAIN EXPERIENCE The 1984 track season was a rewarding one for Coach Ludlow because even though his team was young and inexperienced (17 out of 25 members were Freshmen or Sophomores), they managed to improve tremendously throughout the season. Hard work and determination paid off because this young team finished with a 4-3 conference record and a 4-7 overall record. Quincy finished 5th in the conference meet with an overall final track standing of 4th place. Quincy qualified 13 people for 12 events in the Branch County Meet. Tim Finley tied the pole vault record that Randy Houtz set in 1978 at 11'10" . David Spalding qualified for the State Meet in the high jump. Two boys joined the Century Club: Tim Finley with 160 7/8 points and David Spalding with 195 3/8 points. (THE TEAM) Manager Nick Bowers, Jeff Hawes, Aaron Porter, Dan Morris, George Curtis, Shawn Avra, Donald Kahaian, Scott Locke, Manager Lance DeMerritt. Middle: Coach Mike Nowicki, Coach Greg Miller, Joel Mitchell, Tim Rzepka, Tim Finley, David Spalding, Robert Smith, Robert Combs, Harold Blowers, Alan McClellan, Coach Dan Ludlow. Back: Eric Waterbury, Joe Stevens, Joe Latta, Scott Sobiech, Drew Cornelison, Tom Lothamer, Kevin Stempien, Jason Bowers. Not Pictured: Allen Blodgett and Jay Murdock. 128 �129 �SECOND PLACE IN CONFERENCE 130 (Record Setting Mile Rel;;ty Team) �The Quincy Girls' Track Team kept up the winning tradition and finished the season with a 9-2 dual meet record and a 6-1 conference record which earned the team 2nd place in the "Big 8" Conference. The girls won the Bronson Invitational for the 9th year in a row, were 2nd in the Mendon Relays, 3rd in both the Quincy Invitational and Grass Lake Invitational and finished 2nd in the Regional Meet. School records set this year: Connie Quimby - 110 yard hurdles (new event because hurdles were raised 3") 17.6; Dawn Russell- 440 yard dash 61.1; Jill Philippy, Lori Dobson, Cyndi Michael, Dawn Russell- Mile Relay/4:12.5 In the Conference Meet - 1st Place: 440 yard dash (Dawn Russell) 62.8; 880 yard relay (Jill Philippy, Connie Quimby, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael) 1:49.3. In the Regional Meet- 1st Place: 880 yard relay (Jill Philippy, Connie Quimby, Dawn Russell, Cyndi Michael) 1:49.0, 330 yard hurdles (Connie Quimby) 49.9; 220 yard dash (Cyndi Michael) 27.7 In the State Meet - 8th Place: mile relay (Jill Philippy, Lori Dobson, Cyndi Michael, Dawn Russell) 4:13.1. Four girls scored at least 100 points: Jill Philippy - 163 points, Connie Quimby- 182 points, Cyndi Michael- 183 V2 points and Dawn Russell- 200 points. In Career High Points Connie Quimby is lOth with 329 '12 points, Jill Philippy is 8th with 343 points, Cyndi Michael is 7th with 345 points and Kelly Johnson is 5th with 445 1.4 points. (THE TEAM) Front: Jill Philippy, Jacinda Beckwith, Lynn DesJardins, Lori Dobson, Kelly Johnson, Dawn Hilton, Lorrinda Whitney, Pam Wilber. Second Row: Melanie Ryan, Tracy Shellenberger, Betty Barnett, Lori Baker, Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Brenda Kratzer, Annette Paul. Third Row: Coach Marty Chard, Val Beckwith, Michelle Christian, Vickie Eddington, Lori Sobiech, Connie Quimby, Chantal Cochrane, Lori Johnston, Kathleen Ryan, Coach Gary Adams. Back: Marilyn Fryer, Jodi Paul, Stacie Smith, Cyndi Michael, Lori Babbage, Patti Lutter beck, Dawn Russell, Tammy McMichael. 131 �J.V.'s GAIN EXPERIENCE The J.V. Football Team finished the 1983 season in 4th place with a 3-3-1 conference record and a 4-3-1 overall record. With their enthusiasm and aggressiveness they should be ready for next year's Varsity team. (THE TEAM) Front: Aaron Porter, Tom Donbrock, Mike Winter, D~mg Craig, Darin Carpenter, Mark Rootes, Mike Dodd, Brian Bowerman, Tim Minton, Pat Murray, Jeff Brown, Carson Neible. Middle: Manager Mike McConnell, Allen McClellan, John Latta, David Jeffries, Robert Hooley, Tim Blodgett, Donald Kahaian, Brian Price, Joe Latta, Joe Dunn, Marc Brand, Billy Jeffries, Manager Scott Maggart. Back: Scott Lynd, Jason Bailey, Shawn Talbot, Scott Withington, Ed Cariuty, Tim Hagaman, Matt McConnell, Scott Marvin, Joel Mitchell, Brian Smith, Tracy Maggart, George Jenkot, Coach Chuck Cook. 132 �EXCITING SEASON FOR J.V.'S The J.V. Girls' Basketball team finished the 1983 season with a 7-7 conference record and a 9-9 overall record. The season was an exciting one because many of the games were close. Two of the games went into overtime with Quincy winning one game by 1 point and losing the other game by 4 points. (THE TEAM) Front: Denise Riegel, Monica Harris, Annette Paul, Michelle Quimby, Kelly Sours, Penny Parrish, Debbie Lutterbeck. Back: Manager Chris Christian, Robin Laurell, Dawn Russell, Angie Curtis, Rhonda VanRiper, Michelle Christian, Jackie Cash, Lori Sobiech, Coach Larry Moore. 133 �J.V.'S HOLD KEY TO FUTURE This year's Junior Varsity Basketball Team compiled a record of 6 wins and 12losses. Gaining experience and poise, the seven Sophomores on this year's team will be battling for spots on next year's Varsity Team, while the remaining 8 Freshmen will form a solid nucleus for next season's J. V. Team. Todd Thibideau led the team in scoring and rebounding, with Joel Mitchell adding many key baskets throughout the year. Scott Sobiech and Ed Cariuty were solid performers for the season contributing with their rebounding and scoring. Scott Withington led all Freshmen contributing consistently to the team effort. o (THE TEAM) Front:Pat Murray, Daren Carpenter, Scott Lynd, Bobby Hooley, Jeff Brown, David Luce. Back: Manager Jason Bailey, Brian Price, Marc Brand, Scott Withington, David Hammond, Todd Thibideau, Scott Marvin, Scott Sobiech, Ed Cariuty, Joel Mitchell, Coach Chuck Cook. 134 �J.V. SPIKERS HAVE SPIRIT The J.V. Volleyball team experienced a learning season finishing with a 3-11 record. They showed steady improvement throughout the season and gained valuable experience for next year. (THE TEAM) Front: Manager Carol Wilson. Back: Tammy Rzepka, Betty Barnett, Michelle Quimby, Robin Laurel!, Dawn Quimby, Coach Dianne Haynes, Jerri Clark, Denise Riegel, Kathy Ryan, Annette Tesch, Angie Curtis. 135 �Q.H.S. SWINGERS- J.V. BASEBALL '84 The J.V. Baseball team finished the season with a 3-7 record. There was much excitement this year as the te&m displayed a great amount of offensive punch. The highlight of the year was a double-header sweep of Tekonsha. New team records were set in batting average (.320) and stolen bases (29). (THE TEAM) Front: Mark Rootes, Mike Dodd, Jeff Brown, Daren Carpenter, Pat Murray, Mike Winter. Middle: Manager Derik Curtis, Shawn Bowers, Scott Lynd, Doug Harper, Chad Horn, Brian Price. Back: Manager Erin Peterson, Coach Lonney Evon, Donald Kahaian, Kevin Stempien, David Thompson, Shawn Talbot, Mike Smith. 136 �J.V. SQUADS CHEER TEAMS TO VICTORY Top: (J.V. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS) Top to Bottom: Frenda Otis, Dawn Russell, Angie Erts, Tracy Snellenberger, Monica Harris, Michelle Christian, Kelly Sours. Not Pictured: Suzi Roberts . Bottom: (J.V. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS) Top to Bottom: Dusti Earl, Marion Beckwith, Frenda Otis, Jacinda Beckwith, Angie Erts, Suzi Roberts. 137 ��MIDDLE SCHOOL �EIGHTH GRADE Natalie Allaman Marci Baker Derek Ball Laurie Barker Bill Beckwith Robert Bennett Trent Blair Tina Briggs LeeAnn Brown Rachelle Brown Lorna Bulkowski Sean Burley Erik Buterbaugh Chad Carpenter Joseph Cekander Norman Cekander Callie Clark Brian Connin Carll Converse Larry Converse Jason Coolman Cary Coonce Andy Cottman Jeff Craig Alicia Curtis Paul A. Davis Paul D. Davis Chris Deck Lance DeMerritt Greg Dobson Richard Dobson David Donay Todd Dovey Todd Earl Laura Easterday 140 �Allen Ebert Sarah Enos Scott Ernsberg~ Emily Fairbanks Cynthia Fillmore Rose Mary Forrester Derek Foster Tim Gibson Debbie Gould Paula Gruner Brian Hall Beth Hammond Autumn Hardy Andy Hawes Kirk Henning J o Hickerson TammyHoag James Hoff Derek Horn James Howard Mary Jackson Michelle Jeffrey Nichole Jeffrey Kenneth Johnson Pattie Justice Donald Karn Kim Kaufman Mark Landis Jamie Lemke Jodi Lemke Jennifer Leosh John Locklin Trina Luckadoo Steven Marowelli Melissa Mason Deborah Marvin Mike McConnell Patsy McDonald Melissa McMichael James McNabb 141 �Kristie McRae Kelly Michael Patty Michalske Pam Miller Heather Murray Karen Newberry Derek O'Connell Chris Otis Lonna Otis Regina Parks Rhonda Paul Tina Paul Wade Paul Tim Pearson Christa Pifer Chrystal Potter Chad Purcell Kenneth Quimby Derek Reichhart Michele Richards Julie Roberts Tad Rossman Traci Ryan Steven Salyer Joel Sanderson Richard Schultz Connie Scott Dorcas Shilling Lonna Smith Elizabeth Snyder Jamie Spurlock Paul Start Christal Strong Shawn Strong Amy Swallow Doug Tanner Rhonda Tesch Brian Tobalske Steven Trall Noell Tucker 142 �Tammi Turnpaugh Korinna VandyBogurt Melissa Vanino · Penny Varney Doug Vogel Terry Wallace Carol Wilson Not Pictured: Melinda Fleming La Dawn Logic SEVENTH GRADE Amy Allen Brett Allman Michelle Ash Joel Asher Cheryl Balcom Sonja Bean Vicky Benson Brett Bowers Wayne Burke Chris Christian Mike Clemenson Steve Clifford Jennifer Consolini Dena Converse Clint Cook Gaye Coolman Steven Counterman Kevin Crowder Kirk Cutler Bryan Elliot Kevin Elliot Jason Enos Erica Ewers Laney Fickle Heather Gamble 143 �Colt Gollnick James Gordon Jennifer Hand Robert Harrington Annissa Hart Michelle Hawkins Jodi Hess Dale Horn Gale Horn Tina Houvener Shawn Humphries Janelle Jeffrey Gary Karney Brenda Kempton Kathy Knapp Karen Kratzer Christina Leyo Lynn Logic Kevin Longhini Amy Loose Jeff Lutter beck Scott Maggart Todd Male Brenda Manley David Marshall Barbara McClellan Michelle McClughan Lisa McCurley Chad McGlothlen Tina Meyer Holly Moore Loretta Moore Sandra Morrison Chad Musselman Amy Newberry TamiParks JoEllen Parrish Heath Persails Shannon Persails Beth Philippy 144 �Amy Quimby Tracy Rasler Jennifer Rathert Darrin Rehner Lynn Reynolds Ronald Richard Sandra Siegel Angel Simaske Dena Smallwood Reggie Smith Henry Snellenberger Lori Staynor Kellie Strouse Paul Swift Deborah Thompson Loretta Tobalske Sam Tucker Mark VanWald Michelle Waite Jason Webb Valerie Weber Kent Wyatt Mac Yarbro Not Pictured: David Newsome SIXTH GRADE Donald Banker Amos Barnett Brandon Barrett Robert Bates Patrick Beldock Stephanie Blount Monique Boley Rachel Booher Chad Boss Nicholas Bowers 145 �Tammi Briggs Melisa Burk Casey Burleson Lucinda Cekander Yvonne Cekander Eric Cheyne Kelly Clifford Jennifer Coan Kathleen Coco Kenneth Coco Paula Coleman Riesie Cox Nicky Crandall Chad Curtis Deborah Curtis Lorrie Davis Terry Davis Daniel Ditton Melissa Dodd Jodi Edwards Kathy Freese Jason Gale Kelli Garner Traci Gill Juanita Gollnick Michael Hacker Melinda Hagaman Chris Hamaker Glen Hard Weston Hardy Troy Harmon Shannon Harmon Kevin Henning Heidi Hockenberry Holly Hockenberry Joseph Hoff David Hoffman Michelle Howard Chris Jeffrey Noel Kaufman 146 �Dawn Kiersey Dana King Angela Kirt Leon Knirk Dana Knisely Bradley Kriser Carl Kurtz Eric Lattas Danielle Laurell Debra Laurell Kevin Lewis Dawn Lindbert Michael Loomis Michelle Lord Robert Luckadoo Amy Macklin Karen Mann Ginger Marquart Todd Massey Jim Maynard Brenda McClellan Robert McDonald John McGee Leslee McNabb Hope Meade Eryika Mendelsohn Eric Metcalf Shawn Milks Veronica Minton Chris Monroe Sherry Neusbaum Chad Newberry Joel Nighswander Ryan O'Connell Chris Ostrander Stephanie Owens Mark Persails Peter Peterson Kelly Pierson Rex Pomranka 147 �Jennifer Rasler Justin Reichhart John Richardson David Risk David Roberts Bob Robinson Zail Sheets Amy Shook Brent Shook Kim Smith Eric Snellenberger Brian Stempien Wayne Stevenson Tyler Stewart Dax Stockford Tammy Strawser Michael Tanner Gary Thornton Rebecca Tobalske Laura Todak Sandra Tryon Cinamon Tucker Kari Varney Matthew Waligora Hugh Watson Not Pictured: Larry Ware 148 Sean Watson Jeff Wilkins Tim Wilkins Michelle Winger �EIGHTH GRADE BAND Front: Paul Stark, Steve Marowelli, Lance DeMerritt, Derek O'Connell, Richard Dobson, Jimmy Howard, Jason Coolman, Sarah Enos, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess. Back: Laurie Barker, Tina Briggs, Jamie Lemke, Michael McConnell, Richie Schultz, Michelle Richards, Carll Converse. Front: Pam Miller, Julie Roberts, Missy McMichael. Middle: Kim Kaufman, Jamie Spurlock, Chelle Brown, Kori VandyBogurt, Kristie McRae, Terry Wallace, Jody Lemke, Natalie Allaman, Marci Baker, Tammy Turnpaugh. Back: Emily Fairbanks, Cindy Fillmore, Christa Pifer, Traci Ryan, Cary Coonce, Melissa Varino, Amy Swallow, Joel Sanderson, Brian Hall. 149 �SEVENTH GRADE BAND Front: Paul Swift, Mark VanWald, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess, Scott Maggart, Heath Persails. Back: Wayne Burke, Brett Bowers, Sandy Siegel, Brenda Kempton, Michelle Hawkins, Joel Asher. Front: Amy Allen, Tina Meyer, Michelle McClughen, Holly Moore, Sonja Bean. Back: JoEllen Parrish, Sandy Morrison, Jenny Consolini, Jason Enos, David Marshall, Gaye Coolman, Brenda Manley, Anissa Hart. 150 �SIXTH GRADE BAND Front: Kelly Clifford, Stephanie Owens, Rachel Booher, Amy Shook, Dana King, Dawn Kiersey, Peter Peterson, JoEllen Robson. Back: Melissa Burk, Cinamon Tucker, Stephanie Blount, Lorrie Davis, Michelle Howard, Brent Shook, Eric Lattas, Dana Knisely, Angela Kirt, Leslee McNabb. Front: Mike Hacker, Terry Davis, Todd Massey, John McGee, Karen Mann, Pat Beldock, Eryika Mendelsohn, John Richardson, Glen Hard, Troy Harmon, Mark Persails. Back: Melissa Dodd, Chris Ostrander, Erik Cheyne, Sandy Tryon, Band Director Mr. Mark Burgess, Eric Metcalf, Dawn Lindbert, Melinda Hagaman, Sean Watson. 151 �GIRLS' BASKETBALL FLAG FOOTBALL 152 Front: Chris Christian, Kelli Strouse, Amy Loose, Amy Allen, Debbie Thompson, Val Weber, Beth Philippy, Dena Small wood, Michelle McClughen. Middle: Michelle Jeffrey, Barb McClellan, Vickie Benson, Callie Clar k, Pam Miller, Cary Coonce, Laurie Barker, Jennifer Rathert, Laney Fickle, Holly Moore, Connie Scott, Michelle Waite. Back: Coach Doug Riegel, LeeAnn Brown, Jenni Leosh, Heather Murray, Tina Paul, Kelli Michael, Deb Marvin, Dorcas Shilling, Lonna Otis, Trina Luckadoo, Coach Judie Burgess. Front: Paul Stark, Chad Purcell, Joey Cekander, Sean Burley, Wade Paul, Derek Reichhart, Derek Ball, Jason Coolman, Billy Beckwith. Second Row: Kent Wyatt, Clint Cook, Lance DeMerritt, Henry Snellenberger, Brett Bowers, Michael McConnell, Mike Clemenson, Robert Harrington, Heath Persails. Third Row: Carll Converse, David Donay, Chad McGlothlen, Steve Clifford, Steve Counterman, Greg Dobson, Shannon Persails, Jeff Craig, Brian Tobalske, Scott Maggart, Derek Horn. Back: Kevin Longhini, Steve Trail, Richie Schultz, Steve Marowelli, Doug Tanner, Kirk Henning, David Newsome, Brett Allman, Gary Karney, Jeff Lutterbeck, Andy Hawes, Paul A. Davis. �Front: Kevin Johnson, Kent Wyatt, Billy Beckwith, Mike Clemenson, Derek Horn, David Newsome, Scott Maggart, Derek Ball, Kevin Ball. Back: Coach Chuck Hilton, Henry Snellenberger, Kenny Johnson, Chris Deck, Kirk Henning, Andy Hawes, Scott Ernsberger. Front: Jason Webb, Max Yarborough, Brett Allman, Clint Cook, Chad McGlothlen, Kirk Cutler, Kevin Longhini, Joel Asher. Middle: Hugh Watson, Jeff Lutter beck, Chris Jeffries, Paul Stark, David Donay, Jeff Craig, Sean Burley, Steve Trail, Chad Purcell, Jason Coolman, Gary Karney, Noel Kaufman. Back: Coach Mike Bodkins, Gred Dobson, Tim Pearson, Richie Schultz, Trent Blair, Doug Tanner, Mike McConnell, Norman Cekander, Derek Reichart, Steven Marowelli, Wade Paul, Coach Larry Moore, Mike Tanner. WRESTLING BOYS' BASKETBALL 153 �COMPUTER CLUB VOLLEYBALL 154 Sitting: Doug Tanner. Standing: Melissa McMichael, Todd Male, Jim Howard, Jim Gordon, Sandi Siegel, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Karen Kratzer. Front: Tammy Turnpaugh, Michelle Hawkins, Tina Houvener, Vicky Benson, Janelle Jeffrey, Dena Converse, Dena Smallwood, Jodi Hess, Loretta Tobolske, Amy Quimby, Chris Christian. Second Row: Reginna Parks, Gaye Coolman, Sonja Bean, Karen Kratzer, Tami Parks, Laney Fickle, Michelle Waite, Valorie Weber, JoEllen Parrish, Holly Moore, Kelie Strouse, Shawn Strong. Third Row: Tammy Hoag, Kathy Knapp, Amy Allen, Lynn Reynolds, Brenda Manley, Michelle McClughen, Debbie Marvin, Dorcas Shilling, Tina Paul, Lorna Bulkowski, Debbie Thompson. Back: Coach Linda Allen, Beth Hammond, Mary Jackson, Michelle Jeffrey, Lonna Otis, Terry Wallace, Jenni Leosh, Trina Luckadoo, Midge Snyder, Connie Scott, Heather Murray, Callie Clark, Lonna Smith, Carol Wilson. �Front: Clint Cook, Brian Tobalske, Greg Dobson, Jason Coolman, Billy Beckwith, Brett Allman, Max Yarborough. Back: Chris Deck, Kirk Henning, Richie Schultz, Coach Jack Faulkner, Shawn Humpries, Norman Cekander, Scott Ernsberger, Ronald Richards, Kevin Longhini. Front: Missy McMichael, Lonna Otis, Dena Converse, JoEllen Parrish, Trina Luckadoo, Janelle Jeffrey, Beth Philippy, LeeAnn Brown, Michelle Jeffrey. Middle: Kelly Michael, Heather Murray, Carol Wilson, Autumn Hardy, Dena Smallwood, Jennifer Rathert, Loretta Tobolske, Amy Quimby, Sonja Bean, Patty Michalske, Natalie Allaman. Back: Traci Ryan, Chris Christian, Connie Scott, Cary Coonce, Debbie Thompson, Michelle McClughen, Gaye Coolman, Jenni Leosh, Dorcas Shilling, Coach Karice Love berry. BOYS' TRACK GIRLS' TRACK 155 �Top Left: (QUIZ BOWL) Jenni Leosh, Lonna Otis, Emily Fairbanks, Rosie Forrester, Jamie Lemke, Derek O'Connell, Jeff Craig, Traci Ryan, Cindi Fillmore, Doug Tanner, Brian Hall, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Advisor Mr. Undeen. Not Pictured: Paula Gruner. Top Right: (SEVENTH GRADE SPELLING BEE) Wayne Burke, Anissa Hart, Kevin Miller, Michelle Hawkins, Todd Male, Erica Ewers, Kevin Longhini, Brett Bowers, Laney Fickle, Advisor Mrs. Budd, Michelle Waite, Chris Christian. Not Pictured: Jason Enos. Bottom: (QMS MATH COMPETITION PARTICIPANTS) Eric Lattas, Stephanie Blount, Sean Watson, Tina Briggs, Wayne Burke, Jim Howard, Brian Hall, Advisor Mrs. McDonald, Advisor Mrs. Banker, Clint Cook, Todd Male. QMS ACHIEVERS 156 �Top Left: (SIXTH GRADE SPELLING BEE) Matt Waligora, Jason Gale, Melissa Dodd, Sean Watson, Eric Lattas, Angela Kirk, Ryan O'Connell, Melissa Burk, Melinda Hagaman, Advisor Mrs. Leosh, Chris Hamaker, Eryika Mendelsohn, Lorrie Davis. This Team placed first in the "Big Eight Conference." Top Right: (TOP MAGAZINE DRIVE SALESMEN) Todd Massey, Rex Pomranka, Joel Asher, Jodi Hess, Melinda Hagaman, Amy Allen, Brad Kriser, Kevin Longhini, Todd Male, Mike Clemenson, Jenni Leosh, Kelly Pierson. Bottom: (STUDENT COUNCIL) Kent Wyatt, Trina Luckadoo, Vice President Lonna Otis, Treasurer Brett Allman, Jason Gale, Holly Moore, Steve Trail, Melissa Dodd, Advisor Mr. Stewart, President Jeff Craig, Advisor Mr. Longhini. Not Pictured: Secretary Julie Roberts. 157 �QUINCY MIDDLE 158 Mrs. Gail Banker Memphis State University, B.A. Memphis State University, M.A. Mathematics Mr. Robert Bell Hillsdale College, B.A. Mathematics Mrs. Victoria Budd Western Mich. Univ., B.A. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. Mathematics Mr. Mark Burgess Central Mich. Univ., B.M.E. Instrumental Music Mr. Charles Cook Western Mich. Univ., B.S. Phys. Ed. and Drafting Mr. Kenneth Downey Hillsdale College, B.A. Social Studies Mr. Jack Feller Adrian College, B.A. Science Mrs. Sharon Ferriss Michigan State Univ., B.A. Science Mrs. Christine Forrister University of Michigan, B.A. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Reading Lab �SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Mary Gale Olivet College, B.A. Physical Education Ms. Cheryl Jeffries Central Mich. Univ., B.S. Reading Mrs. Sharyn Leosh Hillsdale College, B.A. English Mr. Gene Lewis Michigan State Univ., B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Science Mr. Gary Male Western Michigan Univ., B.S. Social Studies Mrs. Kathy McDonald Eastern Mich. Univ., B.S. Helping Teacher Ms. Judy Schenkel St. Francis College, B.S. Learning Disabilities Teacher Mr. Robert Stewart Defiance College, B.S. Western Mich. Univ., M.A. English Mr. Robert Undeen Castleton State College, B.S. Michigan State Univ., M.A. Social Studies 159 ��ELEMENTARY �FIFTH GRADE Dennis Abbeg Curtis Akers Shannon Amos Denise Ash Justin Asher Tony Baker Devin Ball Lori Banker Frank Barker Casey Bell Jeff Bender Catherine Bennett Steve Booher Gerald Bowers Tina Boyer Jenny Bregger Theresa Brooks Michael Brown Brian Buckley Erin Burley Tracy Callahan Derek Carpenter Ron Christian Tim Clawson Shawn Cockrell Dawn Cole Brian Con tat Michael Cook Kelly Craig Derek Curtis Richard Daniels Shawn Davis Daniel Dean Ashley Dedmon Scott Dobson Wesley Dove Darla Dowker Joey Dyer Marvin Dyer Angie Elliot Kendra Elliot Jeffrey Erts Christine Field Roxanne Fincham Debbie Flaugher Nicole Foster JamesGann Sarah Garner 162 �Sarah Gibson Michelle Goshorn Chad Hagaman Nicole Hamilton Greg Hardy Gretchen Heise Archie Hickerson Aaron Hilton LeAnn Hoag Sherry Hockenberry Jason Huss Angela Jeffrey Kevin Johnson RickyKast Billy Keegan Heather lvey Kathy Kranz Brooks Kratzer Angela Kubiac Linda Kurtz Jenna Letts Annette Locklin Crystal Logic Lisha Love berry Tammy Lujack RickyLynd Brandee Lyon Derek Lytle Danny Markley Lori Marowelli Travis Marshall Terry Masbaum Scott Maurer Tara May Jennifer McDaniel John Moeller Amber Monroe Roger Moore Nathan Munger David Newberry Loretta Newberry Laura Otis Teresa Otis Mike Parshall Teresa Parks Robbie Peel Erin Peterson Kirk Philson Jonelle Pogue Justin Porter Jason Price Jason Quimby Tim Reynolds Cherie Richards 163 �Jennifer Richer Neal Richhart Amber Rogers Brian Rogers Nita Sarles Mary Saxman Susan Saxman Paul Shilling Amy Sieger Tanya Skaggs Clifford Speaker David Stempien Jenny Suever Jason Tell Travis Tell Paul Tong Jake Tuckey April Walker Tammi Winter Amy Wonders Mrs. Sarah Coolman Mr. Gregory Gruner Mrs. Gertrude Rider Mrs. Kathleen Veysey FOURTH GRADE Amy Alexander Kevin Allman Carisa Ash Jerry Ash JoEllen Asher Jody Ball KurtBarve Michelle Basse Victor Berry Jerry Biolchini Tammy Blair Brent Bloom Tina Brenke Kevin Brockway Jim Brown Jennifer Burke Jason Carpenter Jason Carter 164 �Jeff Christian Jessica Cockrell Tracy Combs Randy Couterman JoAnna Dooley Peggy Dorton David Easterday Nickie Edwards Jody Fincham Kelli Gallatin Michael Gano Cynthia Gilchrest Jonathan Gillen Lloyd Gipple Ron Gould Tim Gould Tonia Green Derek Griffith Jamie Hacker Holly Harrington Otis Harrington Robert Hart Tammy Herlan Deanna Hoard Dan Hoffman Julie Holland Diana Houvener Carrie !ford Jason Jeffrey Dorrian Karris Toby Kirt Eric Knapp Heather Kratzer Lori Kriser Erin Lattas Ben Lewis Michael Leyo Kevin Lind bert Chad Lown Derek Lynd JeffLynd Stacy Mabus Sherri Macklin BethAnn Mann Lane Manning Jim Marowelli Shannon Marshall Michael McCauley Shane McCavit Greg McClellan Jason McFadden Brian McNabb Gregory Michael David Michaelski 165 �Beth Mihocko Heather Miller Ryan Moore Erica Morrison Dodie Neeley Jennifer Nickols Laura Nowicki David Owens Aaron Paul Tara Pearson Becky Pifer Alan Pomranka Stephanie Rathert Nicole Reed Karan Ri chardson Steven Roberts John Robinson Bryan Schewe Dawn Siegel Bambi Simaske Mike Simpson Paul Smith Teresa Smith Shannon Strittmatter Jamie Strouse Erik Undeen Derek VanRiper Derrick Veysey Kristen Waligora James Watters Joe Westfall Kaprice Wyatt Crystal Yarbro Mrs. Eli zabeth Grace Mrs. Phyllis Lewis Mrs. Mary Ellen Newton Mrs. Paulette Stempien THIRD GRADE David Abbeg Amy Alleshouse Brent Angevine Shane Ash Paul Askew Michael Avra 166 �Becky Barney Nicole Barve Michael Basse Shannon Bendel Clint Bloom Terry Boatman Derek Booher Aaron Bowers David Bowers Matt Bregger CarmaBroe Christopher Burk Frank Butler Sara Callahan Chad Carter Steve Clancy Jessica Clark Amber Cook Kevin Contat Kelly Crandall Robert Daniels Megan Davi6lson Misty Davis Betty DeNio Heather Enos Joshua Enos Theron Ewers Tisha Flickinger Michelle Fuller Denise Gann Calvin Gordon Martin Hamaker Heath Hamlin Chad Handy Jeremiah Handy Jessica Harrington William Harrington Debbie Hickerson Wendy Higbee Heather Hulbert Charity Ivey Joe Justice Tina Keegan Amy Kranz PennyKroa Jennifer Kubiac Jason Laney Chris Lensky Becka Lewis Christy Loomis John Lothamer Danielle.Luckadoo Stacy Lynd Denise Maynard 167 �Matthew Meade Scott Metcalf Marci McGlothlen Amber McMichael Melissa McVicker Michelle Michael Bobbie Jo Miller Dawn Miller Jason Neusbaum April Nichols Tyler Parker Mark Parshall Tommy Peel GerlPish Carrie Pohl Angela Porter Damian Quimby Adam Radebaugh Karan Richardson Sara Richhart Lori Riddle Chassity Rigelman Angela Risk John Roush Matt Rybakowski Christy Sheets Jason Shoemaker Lorrie Siefken John Simmons Dan Smith JimmySmurr Daniel Stayner Jason Stempien Adam Stephens Thomas Stawser Jessica Sturtz Jeannette Swift Cynthia Thomas MaryToth John Tuckey Nicky VandyBogurt Debra Varino Shalimar Victor Tim Waite Daren Waligora Tonya Weage Matthew Winger Susan Wymer Mrs. Kathleen Brown Mrs. Ruth King Mrs. Pamela McCann Ms. Mary Grace Sewell 168 �SECOND GRADE Christine Albright Muffin Avra Tami Avra RobbyBair Scott Barry Seth Berry Billy Bethel Jason Booher Christina Bowers Kerri Boyer LisaBrenke Toni Brooks Wendy Clawson Jeremy Cockrell Eric Cole Clay Cook Ryan Craig Troy Creager Jennifer Daniels Michael Ever line Wayne Fincham Cindy Gann Douglas Gano Ricky Gilchrest Justin Gillen John Gordon Lance Hagaman Brad Hale Misty Harmon Mike Harrington Tracy Hartman Gordon Hill Chris Holt Jimmy Hull Holly Huss Jeremy !ford Chris Ivey Deborah Iwancki Chrissy Justice Jaime Justice Brian Kirt Mike Kling Kristy Knisely Kyle Leosh Kenny Liebler Chandra Lindsey Jackalyn Macklin Floyd McVicker 169 �Heather Mickle Corey Mihocko l):ara Mishler Ben Mitchell Jason Moore Nathan Mowrey Heather Marquart Ami Marshall Jeremy Nelson Matt Newberry Tony Outwater Jim Owens Melanie Owens Matthew Padget Heather Paul Ronnie Paul Jenny Peel Mac Persails Jennifer Pruitt Chris Radebaugh Jason Reindl Jerri Risk Serena Rockey Steven Sailor Joshua Schewe Jenny Sebring Patty Siegel Dixie Smith Kurt Snyder Jennifer Sprunger Erin Strittmatter Richard Swan Jannette Swift Jamie Tesch Chad Vanderpool Matthew Victor Valorie Webb Melissa Weber Stephanie Wilkins Scott Wise Matt Wonders Chris Wood Nathan Wortz Mrs. Janie Coler Mrs. Wava Gano Mrs. Kathryn Goschka Mrs. Patricia Rutenbar 170 �FIRST GRADE Jason Adams Jerry Adams Shannon Ash Aaron Avery Jennifer Bailey Jeffrey Barney BrookBarve Steven Basse Rosalyn Bates Melissa Bauder Michael Beaudin Jeff Bell Leavy Binkley Matthew Biolchini Chad Blair Matthew Blount Jennifer Bowman Melodie Buckman John Buell Sarina Cahrier Harold Carlton Margie Coco Rhonda Cole Ryan Conley Darryl Converse William Cook Matt Counterman Quint Cox Gene Cutler Joe Davidson Joey Davis Anna Demshuk Richard DeNio Jill Dobson Aaron Farmer Keith Flaugher Laura Frailey Dean Fuller Holly Gale Jared Garner Richey Gigowski Inez Gipple Timothy Gipple Andrea Gould Kevin Green Marcella Hamaker Sherry Hamlin Eric Handy 171 �Betty Harrington Florence Harrington Joshua Harrington LaVern Higbee Nicole Hodges Emily Hoffman Billie Jo Hogle Rachel !ford Danielle Jeffrey Darlaane Keck Amanda Knapp Scott Laney Wendy Latson Jamie Lent Katrina Lett Tammy Lewis Scott Loose Joe Losinski John Losinski Yolanda Manning Nicole Marske Amanda May Corey McCavit Danny McDonald Teri McNitt Sherri McVicker Nicholas Michael Rachel Miller Amy Mitchell Natalie Mowrey Trisha Nelson Bethany Nichols Kelly ·Parker Matt Parshall Matthew Pish Kelly Porter Eddie Reif Greg Richer Stacy Rogers Jessica Rupp Jeff Rybakowski Tommy Sheets Matthew Siefken David Snellenberger Joshua Stalhood Jason Stayner Jerry Stempien Nathan Stewart Curtis Stockford Ryan Tappenden Jeremy Thompson Bobbi Topp Brandon Tuckey Michelle Tuckey 172 �Kevin Undeen Adam Vanderpool Jason Vanderpool Erick Verburg Andy Vogel Adam Wilson Mrs. Mareeda Gibson Mrs. Patt Male Mrs. Jennalee Mishler Mrs. Carol Undeen KINDERGARTEN Clinton Akers Heather Angevine Shannon Bair Robbie Banker Alisha Bethel Steven Bowers Jeff Butterbaugh Brad Cahrier Bobby Carlton Sean Cekander Dustin Clark Ronnie Cobb Lance Coburn Chris Coffey Becky Cole Michelle Contat Todd Cook Tony Cuyler Karenna Darnell Brian Davis Joey Davis Darius Dickerson Terry D'Water Tiffany Elser Brandi Enos Bobby Ernsberger Jenny Foster Matthew French Joel Fuller Becky Gibson Jamie Gibson Melissa Goad Kevin Gutting Mike Hafley Penny Halstead Matthew Hamilton 173 �Chris Hamlin Barry Harrington Elislj.a Harrington Tyler Hemker Toby Hilton Timmy Hodge Nicky Holbrook Kenny Hosek Jenny Hulbert Matthew Hull Shelley Hutchins Sarah Karney RuthAnn Keck Jerald Keegan Kenny Kesson Timmy Kling Amy Knapp Heather Kochendorfer Tommy Lake Linda Letts Joshua Lyon Teresa Macklin Amy Marowelli Jason Marowelli Bryan Massey Ronnie McCrory Betty McVicker Ginger McVicker MacKenzie Mickle Corey Milks Jamie Miller Katrina Miller James Montgomery KatyMoon Cassie Moore Jamison Nickerson Mark Nowicki Becky Ostrander Michelle Outwater Terry Owens Miranda Padget Jenny Peavey Kathy Perry Donnie Peterson Brian Preston Chad }\tadebaugh Adrian Reed Steven Richardson SindyRoot Jonathon Rubley Melonie Rupp Chad Sebring Craig Shook Jamie Sieger 174 �Nathan Stempien Andy Strang Tara Strong Jenny Sturtz Brandon Suever Amy Swift Shanna Talant Karen Tanner Matthew Taylor Carrie Tuttle Janie Walker Billy Wallace Candy Williams Carri Winter Stan Wise Carrie Wonders Shelly Wortz Mrs. Ruth McConnell Mrs. Stonna Spalding Mrs. Bonnie Worth -Aide Mrs. Nancy Strang- Aide Mrs. Virginia Ball- Library Aide Ms. Jackie Craft- Physical Handicapped Ms. Debbie Doll - Music Mrs. Norrita Geiman- Aide Mrs. Janet Hawes- Playground Supervisor Mrs. Elizabeth Jewell- Special Education Mrs. Karen Kirt- Substitute Playground Supervisor Mrs. Mary Beth Krolezyk- Learning Disabilities Ms. Diane LaDue- Learning Disabilities Mrs. Thalia Mack - Physical Handicapped Aide Ms. Margie McConnell- Student Teacher Mrs. Doris Miller- Remedial Reading Mr. Michael Nowicki- Physical Education Mrs. Grace Parshall -Hearing Impaired Mrs. Carol Smith -Remedial Reading Mrs. Mary Smith - Hearing Impaired Ms. Kelly Snyder- Art 175 �176 �FOLK-DANCING DOLLS SINGING ORIOLES 177 ��ADS �Congratulations Seniors ACME BELT RECOATING INC. Recoating Used Abrasives for Over 29 Years THE AMERICAN LEGION 639-8711 Arnold and Cole Streets Sherman - Rice - Demorest Post 157 B&D TOOL & DIE, INC. Custom Work - Jigs and Fixtures 114. W. Chicago, Quincy 639-9305 Quincy, Michigan 49082 Compliments of DR. AND MRS. P. C. BALDWIN Congratulations 1984 Graduates From acoRn BUILDinG comPonems 1nc. Quality Aluminum Frame Windows and Steel Entry Doors 180 �AMAX SPECIAL TV METALS CORPORATION 460 Jay Street Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone 517-279-9511 TWX 510 443 4460 181 �B'S SHOP & FLY Ray and Fran Bregger, Owners Package Liquor * Beer Wine * Groceries Hunting and Fishing Supplies Bolle~raf's OF GUINCV Full Figured Women Big and Tall Men Good Luck Orioles! 1294 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4104 Department Store Over a Century of Progress 4 Floors of Merchandise 34 -36 W.Chicago Coldwater 278 -2664 Open 7 Days Good Luck to the Class of 1984 and Our Grad Shaun Massey CARROLL'S SHOES 48 W. Chicago, Coldwater Quality Shoes for the Family Orthopedic Center for Entire Family Fitting Darwin Robison, Owner TOTAL HARDWARE BRANCH INSURANCE AGENCY Quincy and Homer Michigan 182 &oast to &oast 11 Big Departments HUFFY SERVICE CENTER 8:30 to 6:00 Sat. 458 Marshall St. 12:00 to 5:00 Sun. Fairfield Plaza 8:30 to 9:00 Mon., Tues., Wed., Th., Fri. Coldwater, Ml49036 (517) 279-8069 �Congratulations to the Class of '84! Remember: Give to the World the Best You Have and the Best Will Come Back to You Quality Portraits for Over 15 Years Seniors, Engagements Weddings & Families 62 Division St Coldwater, Ml49036 (517) 278-4886 183 �Congratulations Seniors and Best Wishesll 28 Channels of Super Television ~ THE DISNEY CHANNEL IHD · ~.._Family Cba1De1 COLDWATER CABLEVISION, INC. 653 E. Chicago Rd. Coldwater 278-5659 Telephone: (517)278-2208 or 278-5468 R. G. COCHRANE CONTRACTING, INC. 373 Brocklebank Rd. Quincy COLDWATER OPTOMETRICS, P.C. G. L. Howe, O.D. B. G. Young, O.D. M. McCiaid, O.D. P.O. Box 160 639-4068 Congratulations Seniors! COLDWATER RECREATION BOWLING LANES 12 S. Monroe St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 CONRAD INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Our Friendly Agency 559 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 278-5325 30 N. Clay Coldwater, Michigan 184 D. �Compliments of COTTONWOOD RESORT Congratulations Seniors CROTTY CORPORATION Quincy Michigan 801 W. Wildwood Quincy, Michigan Cottages and Camping . e4LRY ~ ~~'fff~~.,..,.l. -=--~ JEWELRY Your Class Ring Headquarters 2 to 4 Weeks Delivery Fred A. Culy Coldwater, Ml49036 Jeffrey A. Culy Phone (517) 279-9452 Christine Culy Forrister Congratulations to the Class of 1984 DIEDRICH FUNERAL HOME I Quincy, Michigan = _._ 185 �DOBSON INSURANCE Elmer and Dan Dobson, Agents See Us for All Your Insurance Needs STATE FARM A 59 S. Monroe St. Coldwater INSURANCE e 278-2200 Congratulations Seniors! GATES ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE C. D. Bowerman 639-4093 186 750 State Road Quincy, Michigan �Working Together to be First Quincy • Coldwater • Bronson • North Adams Member FDIC Best Wishes for a Successful Year 187 �GENE'S ( M;bll] SERVICE BOBBY HANKINS MUSIC CITY 153 Division St. Coldwater, Ml 49036 Phone (517) 278-4060 We Specialize in Lubrication Phone 639-9595 36 E. Chicago,Quincy Baldwin Pianos and Organs Congratulations Seniors! JACK'S CRACKER BARREL GROCERY U.S.12 Allen, Michigan 869-2652 8!5 E. CHICAGO ST . 51 7/279-9536 COLOWAT~A . MI49036 BOB Be KAREN STARK . OWNERS CQN G1\ f\1 ULA T I 0 N S SE.~lORS! Precious Gifts for All Occasions Coldwater Congratulations to the Class of '84 KING ~ JOHNSON ELECTRIC ~~&teaue Electrical Contractor Wholesale Electric Supplies Frank Johnson 517-869-2277 188 329 Hog Creek Road Allen, Ml 49227 S~, 'J~. Telephone 517/278-4518 652 East Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 49036 �RAYMOND KRANZ, DDS Family Dentistry 8 North Main Congratulations! KNAPP POOLS Quincy, Michigan 49082 639-7151 423 E. Chicago - Coldwater Owner: Bob Brickey MARSHALL'S CHANNEL STOP McCLELLAN MOBILE MILLS Chain of Lakes Party Store Soft Ice Cream Beer and Wine Bait On the Farm Grinding and Mixing Complete Line of Swine and Dairy Feeds 852 State Line Road Montgomery, Michigan 49255 Phone 238-5051 690 West Channel Drive Coldwater, Michigan 49036 Phone 238-5204 MIDWEST FOUNDRY COMPANY Est . l854 A DIVISION OF THE MARMON GROUP INC. Supporting the Community and Progressive Education Through Cooperation and Donation. Congratulations Seniors! Best Wishes to All Graduates NoQogy can do it like McDonald's can {\/\Id'S IMc~on~ Coldwater - Hillsdale TM T. PARKER EXCAVATING Dozer * Backhoe * Crane General Excavating Phone 238-2345 or 238-2527 301 South Fremont Road Coldwater, Michigan 189 �Shop Our New JC PENNEY Congratulations Seniors! Fashion Store 9W.Chicago Coldwater, Michigan Monday thru Friday 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday Noon-5 p.m. 517-639-8717 or 639-7133 ~ QUINCY AUTOMOTIVE INC. PARRISH EXCAVATING • Auto Parts, Imported and Domestic • Ditzler Paints and Accessories Bob Butler Dave Butler 123 W. Chicago St. Quincy, Mich. 49082 QUINCY ACE HARDWARE Hardware* Paints* Tools* Housewares * Electrical * Plumbing and Heating Supplies * Sporting Goods Ace is the Place with the Helpful Hardware Man "Right on the Corner" White·Westing ho use We're making things beNer for you! 190 1 East Chicago St. Quincy, Michigan Phone 639-5325 �QUINCY DAIRY QUEEN WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY SEYBERT'S IMPLEMENT Sales and Service 826 E. Chicago Road Coldwater, Michigan 49036 517-279-8002 Dairq Oueen Jim Tong Greg Tuckey Congratulations Seniors! Sundaes * Banana Splits * Fiestas Parfaits * Shakes * Sandwiches SPURLOCK REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE CO. 145 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 208 E. Chicago St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 (517) 278-8742 QUINCY GOLF COURSE Home of the Oriole Golf Team Club Rentals - Electric Carts Food - Liquor - Beer - Wine Phone 639-4491 Compliments of Tad and Dee Schmidt SARGE'S MARKET Quincy's Finest One-Stop Shopping Center 106 W. Chicago Quincy 639-8025 191 �For the Contemporary Young Man A Whole Shop Devoted to Clothes for Young Men OnlyFrom Jeans to Suits, Featuring Over 2,000 Genuine Levi's ~ "Jn.-.fl ...·~- ~~~ • ~\ \w~ 21·;~~-~1~ ..."'' ~,~ 1·,\l!w ~- = = "'' -!~ SMALLWOOD'S MARINE Mercury - Mercruiser Authorized Dealer 284 Crockett Drive Quincy, Michigan 639-4634 192 SOHIGRO SERVICE COMPANY P.O. Box 68 Quincy, Ml49082 Phone (517) 639-3945 �You'll Find All The Shopping News in the ,.. t=-<' / Read It Every Wednesday ... I Coldwater • Quincy • Bronson Union City • Tekonsha • Reading Burlington • Montgomery • Ray • Allen Our 47th Year 193 �~ihern Michigan NATIONAL BANK Continuous Banking Since 1872 -=- THE---==SfEP AHEAD n BANK A FUll SERVICE BANI< Offices in: Coldwater Tekonsha Union City Kinderhook MEMBER FDIC T -SHIRT ALLEY PLUS Fresh Pizza! 19 W. Chicago St. Coldwater, Ml49036 (517) 278-8101 Here or togo! .Quine!/, d/1ichi3an Shirts o Hats o Jackets o Athletic Uniforms Lettering o Special Artwork o Silk Screening o Embroidering 639-8215 TIBBY'S PLACE 637 E CHICAGO ROAD COLDWATER . MICHIGAN 49036 Fine Food Restaurant 12 North Main Street Quincy, Michigan 639-8913 @ ~ CHEVROLET BUICK VAN'S HOME SUPL Y VARIETY SHOPPE Howard and Clara Lee May, Owners Van Hilton -Owner 125 W. Chicago- Quincy 639-3345 The Oriole Center Open 7:30-5:00 Mon.-Fri. Sat. 7:30-12:00 Quincy, Michigan 639-8102 194 �WALTERS BUILDING SUPPLY Congratulations Seniors! WARNER OIL COMPANY 73 Race Street Coldwater, Michigan THE SWEET SHOP Cake Decorating Candymaking Supplies 278-5844 713 E. Chicago, Coldwater G Y wau~ c~i~a~~st~!tORE G V Quincy,Michigan49082 Phone: {517} 639-512~ James A. Watts and Helen Mayo, Pharmacists WHITE SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Plumbing and Heating Starting Our 44th Year of Serving Quincy 639 E. Chicago, Coldwater *Patient Profiles *Patient Consultation *Health information *City Delivery *Compounding Emergency Prescription Service 639-7130 Jim Watts 639-1553 195 �45 N. Hanchett St. Coldwater, Ml Phone 279-7909 Open 9 to 6 Daily Except Sunday wooo·s SAFETY SERVICE £ 11 22 S. Clay St. Coldwater, Michigan 49036 ~ Phooe .,., 517.278-4396 Congratulations Seniors! wo~ men's World of Fashion Downtown Coldwater 278-4345 196 YORKS FAMILY RESTAURANT 122 west Chicago Street Quincy, Michigan (517) 639-8980 �SPONSORS B'S SHOP AND FLY 1294 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-4104 MARSH BUILDING 102 S. Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8436 COLDWATER LAKE ESTATES 765 West Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-8721 McCLELLAN TIRE CENTER Summitt Tires 27 Church St. Quincy GARY COOPER TRUCKING, INC. 321 Clizbe Rd. Quincy 639-4822 ORIOLE SNACK SHACK Owned by Linda and Larry Bailey DAVIS MARINA 1872 Lake Drive - Coldwater Lake Coldwater 238-2791 RAILSIDE FAMILY RESTAURANT 174 East Chicago St. Quincy 639-9655 FAULKNER FLORIST 55 Green St. Coldwater 278-4148 SATTLER BROTHERS GARAGE 191f2 West Chicago Quincy 639-9605 GREER ENTERPRISES, INC. Glen Ray Division 31 E. Chicago Quincy 639-9825 DON STAFFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2451 S. Hog Creek Rd. Allen 869-2412 HOUSE OF BEAUTY 44 W. Chicago Coldwater 278-4531 JOLAYNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Ray-Quincy Rd. Quincy 639-8385 LAURELL GAS AND OIL 515 Boone Rd. Quincy 639-9235 QUINCY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SURGE SALES AND SERVICE n2 E. Chicago Rd. Quincy 639-4373 JAMES R. VOZAR INSURANCE AGENCY 18 West Chicago Quincy 639-5143 PATRON GENE'S SALES & SERVICE Many Thanks to Our Patrons, Sponsors, and Advertisers for Their Support 197 ��I Ve.kofle. Bo.cK G Ste_ve Harmon BEST OF TIMES �I 200 �I ; :1:;~~•> Someday we may look back and say, "These were the best of times." 201 �202 �203 �CARS Camaro Corvette Mustang Porsche Lambourghini RADIO STATIONS CARTOON CHARACTERS Q106 103 Garfield He -Man Bugs Bunny Alvin and the Chipmunks Smurfs 100 98 95 CANDY BARS Snickers Reese's Twix Peanut Butter Twix Butterfinger MUSIC GROUPS MAGAZINES Van Halen Journey Quiet Riot ZZTop Alabama Playgirl Seventeen Playboy Teen HotRod RECORDS Footloose (Kenny Loggins) Pyromania (Def Leppard) Thriller (Michael Jackson) No Parking on the Dance Floor (Midnight Star) Against All Odds (Phil Collins) �VOCALISTS Lionel Richie Michael Jackson Steve Perry Rick Springfield Bob Seger VIDEO GAMES SOAP OPERAS Frogger Pac-Man Temptest Centipede Donkey Kong Jr. Guiding Light Days of Our Lives Young and the Restless General Hospital Another World MOVIE STARS Kevin Bacon Clint Eastwood Tom Cruise Matt Dillon Eddie Murphy MOVIES T.V. SHOWS Footloose Police Academy Risky Business An Officer and a Gentleman Terms of Endearment Airwolf A-Team Friday Night Videos Knots Landing Remington Steele SOFT DRINKS Pepsi Coke Mountain Dew Dr. Pepper Root Beer �He.\. I !lo) /IQ I Dflltj )Dhlflj (l:Ju_\ LJOUCafiStil/ pa.."\ l~':) ~0 00) 206 �FAVORITE SONGS SUMMER '83 -Rock of Ages (Def Leppard) SEPTEMBER- Making Love Out of Nothing at All (Air Supply) OCTOBER- Cum on Feel the Noize (Quiet Riot) NOVEMBER- Uptown Girl (Billy Joel) DECEMBER- That's Why They Call It the Blues (Elton John) JANUARY -Jump (Van Halen) FEBRUARY- Footloose (Kenny Loggins) MARCH- Against All Odds (Phil Collins) APRIL- Let's Hear It for the Boy (Deniece Williams) MAY- Sister Christian (Night Ranger) ALL YEAR- Hello (Lionel Richie) Results from poll taken of Senior Class by Karen Hosek 207 �And now it's time to say good-bye Our high school days are o'er Thanks for the memories Q.H.S. from the "Class of '84" 208 ����� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbooks Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Quincy High School Yearbook, 1984 Subject The topic of the resource High schools School yearbooks Quincy (Mich.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Quincy High School, Quincy, Michigan Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource text Description An account of the resource 1984 yearbook of Quincy High School in Quincy, Michigan. Alternate title: Oriole. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Yearbook Staff Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1984 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Additional Item Metadata The additional item metadata element set, consisting of all item elements created by an administrator and not assigned to an item type, and item elements created by plugins and not assigned to an item type or other element set. Additionally, the metadata element set that, in addition to the Dublin Core element set, was included in the `items` table in previous versions of Omeka. These elements are common to all Omeka items. Spatial Coverage Michigan Quincy