Quincy High School - Pine Yearbook (Quincy, CA)

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7 e Senior ‘Pi fiAeccf Here is a Glimpse of the Class of 1952 in the Year 1962 Russell Huntington is still trying to prove that a wheel can run by perpetual motion. Jenna Dodson is Celling her exclusively designed bathing suits for $25 a piece. Wilbur Stubblefield is now the Yardmaster at Keddie. Pat Donnenwirth is pitching for the California Women's Baseball team. Fred Howe is stranded on an island with Jane Russell. Louie Fischer is still trying to decide between the Navy and the Seabees. Karen Hard is a dress designer for MGM studios in Hollywood. Gil Krause has his own radio show, The All-American Man . Teen - agers are going mad over Paul Arata, the jazz drummer. Bill Langley, Don Buckland, and Alan Hanley have each made their first million as partners of their art concern in New York. Buster Shulmire is playing baseball for the New York Yanks. Anna Fisher is the first woman space ship pilot in the universe. Donna Bark is making her debut in television. Frank Madeira is the world's most spectacular wrestler. June Anderson and Nancy Fort own a dress shop and do their own modeling. Orville Anderson is the newest swoon guy” in the movies. Jim Reid is America's greatest square dance caller. Don Beskeen is selling his Beskeen Special , a hot rod that will travel 1200 miles per hour. Geneva Moore has designed the model kitchen for all housewives. Afton Herndon is the chief photographer for Photography magazine. Bill Wright is playing basketball for the Harlem Globetrotters. Charlie Jenkins has a jitter - bug school. Gary Lanterman is a timber salesman. Joyce White is a secretary at Qunicy High School. Warren Lawry has taken over his father's barber shop. Dan Norton is a super mechanic who can fix your car in a minute. Ted Barlow and Bob Malotte are partners in crime, but they have found that it does not pay like it used to. Nyal Ausmus is a beachcomber in the South Seas. Rodger Anderson is the champion high jumper of America. Don Johnson has a used car lot in Quincy. Gary Ward is driving the Sloat school bus. Marianne Hanson has been voted as the woman with the longest and most beautiful hair in California. Tom Hogan is a Physics professor at the University of California. Eva Huntington has just won the Miss America contest of 1962. Willodean Sterrett has left for Africa to educate the natives. Harry DeMontmorency owns the perfect soda fountain for teenagers in Quincy. Bobbie Henson is the commanding officer for the Quincy National Guard. Delaine Jones is still trying to keep from blushing. Bob LaFlore and Bill Won are chief judges for all the beauty contests in California. Don Seebur now owns the Happy Hollow Tavern. Peggy Winninger is still keeping her white shoes very white. Dennis Williams and Dick Bishop have surpassed even Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in their antics. Orphie Pierson is the world's richest hobo. Vivian Saari is an authority on cooking for American Home Magazine.

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OtMUtot @( 46 0 ic l4 President----------- — Vice President-------- Secretary - Treasurer -Council Representative GEORGIA BARNES - - JOAN COTTER - BETTY WILSON GAYLE SHULMIRE The Junior Class had a very active year, with students participating in all activities. The Class of 52 elected Betty Wilson as our Homecoming Queen candidate, and Homecoming Float won second prize in the float contest. On the C. S. F. were Robert Hanley, Tanis Train, Linnie Barry, Joyce Nelson and Shirley Coleman. Many of the boys were active in sports. The climax of the year was our Junior Prom, which we, of course, are sure was the biggest and best prom ever given. A. Alden G. Ames D. Anderson G. Barnes L. Barry B. Blankenship D. Bursick W. Caesar P. Clarke S. Coleman E. Combs J. Cotter Y. Detrick K. Egbert J. Ferguson B. Fross R. Garey J. Geil C. Graham D. Gray B. Wilson A. York R. Hanley S. Huffman S. Hyde D. Jeskey B. Jester V. LeRoy A. Lutz L. Manich L. Morton H. Moser J. Nelson J. Powell M. Ramsey S. Rogers L. Ryan G. Shulmire C. Smith H. Stites T. Train L. Wertz P. Weston C. Wigg