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Looking back into Quincy's past: March 18
10 years ago: March 16, 2000
Local Cub Scouts John Misasi, Michael Martin, Adam Winfree, Bryan Cantrell-Blaine, Edgar Santabria and James Feigel all advanced from Cubs to Boy Scouts during a Blue and Gold Banquet.
The QHS boys basketball team brought home the fourth-place trophy after a 30-29 finish over Grandview at the state 2A tournament.
David Martin led the Jacks with 12 rebounds and 11 points in the consolation final, which set a record for lowest winning score in the tournament.
20 years ago: March 22, 1990
Jeremy Cook, Geoffry Kennedy and Scott Stadelman were among the top 100 students in the state geography bee.
Joshua Bird took first, Aaron Bowman second and Derek Williamson third in Pack 48's Pinewood Derby.
30 years ago: March 20, 1980
New officers for the Junior Women's Club were elected. Cyndey Mansfield, president; Kathy Brown, vice-president; Camille Grebb, secretary; Linda Eaton, treasurer.
40 years ago: March 19, 1970
The Quincy Jacks boys basketball team won the district tournament with a victory over Ephrata. Starting players were Curt Morris, Jim Tobin, Bob Konen, Jack Patton, Kelly Field and Stan Faw.
50 years ago: March 17, 1960
Newly elected presidents of the George Unit of the Grant County Farm Bureau are: Max Kohler, president; Allen Kehl, vice-president; Duane Marcusen, secretary; Larry Omlin, treasurer; Haidie Hirai, representative, and John Clay, alternate.
60 years ago: March 24, 1950
A public meeting was held to determine the site of the future $400,000 elementary school.
