Summerville Union High School - Pinecrest Yearbook (Tuolumne, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

We proudly dedicate the '62 PINECREST to our coach, Mr. Hobby. Besides leading this year's basketball team to top place in the league. Coach Hobby has encouraged and helped boys every one of the four years he's been here, and will continue to do so in the future. His teams have built a reputation of clean- liness and fair play wherever they've gone, and thanks to Coach, we re proud to say of them, “They're from Tuolumne! 2 Well, class of 62, it's graduation time at last! As we leave SUHS we will look back at a year filled with fond memories. And these memories of just yesterday are preserved here for you in this Pinecrest, so that you may see them just as clearly tomorrow and in the coming years, as we brave the sea of life. 4 Qua Vimt. . . Our theme this year is centered around a young caveman named George. George, in our opinion, shows many of the desirable qualities that have been passed down to present day man by him and his contemporaries. He's a realist who finds many things in life to be cheerful about. He has courage and manages to be modest about it, he has a good brain and a sense of humor. His constant companion, a club, is used only for hunting purposes (women?)—his smile is known and welcomed wherever he goes. George serves as an example for each of us at Tuolumne . . . 6 AdmuuMioii 8 A. C. Eckstein 'howi ojj Merle Dolling . mafxd'i %tua jt Your school is the practice field for the real game of life. As an adult you will play the game of life in the manner in which you have practiced. Every individual has his responsibility to God and man to become a good citizen. This can only be accomplished by living the golden rule and maintaining genuine interest and intelligent participation in civic affairs. Each student has the responsibility to prepare himself properly for his future citizen's role. 9 BARRY B. BEACH, Principal MR. RICHARD MILLER MRS. GWENN BAYER Vice Principal Home Ec.—General Math. Well, what are you in here for this Oh, really? time? MRS. ALPHINE BILLETT Foreign Languages Arne Dios! MR. VAHL CLEMENSEN Counselor—Senior Problems Speech and Drama Let’s bring our grades up next quarter. MR. WILLIAM CRAWFORD Band—Chorus MR. WILLIAM DOSHIER MR. JAMES GARD MR. ALVIN HOBBY World History—Social Studies English—Arts—Crafts Boys' P.E.—Sr. Math. English—U.S. History Out! Athletic Director ‘Shut up! All right boys, -twenty of everything. 10 I MR. WILLIAM LINDERFELT World History—U.S. History Social Studies hate to lecture, but. MR. HOWARD RECEK Typing—Bookkeeping Com. Law—Gen. Business Shorthand MR. JAMES SELLS Driver Training English—Auto Mechanics Hey—don't throw that nice food away! MISS JACKIE VIGIL Girls' P.E. 'Fold your arms, cross your legs and sit down.” MR. LESLIE VORHEES Geometry—Physics T rigonometry—Chemistry Adv. Math. Circle for today . . MR. FRANK YOUNG English—Typing Journalism Where’s the fly swatter? II Mrs. Anberg and Mrs. Larsen are respon- sible for keeping the school machinery running smoothly. No two people could do their job more pleasingly. We salute you! Mrs. Comacho and Linda Cordrey are the compelling forces behind the fabulous hot lunches served in the cafeteria every day. The menu always gives everyone something to look forward to. Always busy are the words to de- scribe Slim Husband and Tom Carr, our school janitors. Their duties are varied and always done well. Clou O Dan Hillier, Sergeant-at-Arms.- Annette Magno, Sec.-Treas.; Bill Hightower, Vice President; Larry Stubbert, President; Hanna-Maija Latva-Kiskola, Representative; and Reggie Farley, Representative. 14 BEVERLY BARRETT . . . Bev Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. CAROLE BOONE The happiest life is that which con- stantly exercises what is best in us. BRUCE COMER Hear much, speak little. WILLY CRAWMER The more understanding the fewer words. MARGIE DENTON Tenderness is the repose of love. ORVIN ELKINS How earnest thou in this pickle?” DANIEL ERLENBUSCH . . . Danny Active natures are rarely, if ever, melancholy. REGGIE FARLEY . The future is purchased by the pres- ent. DAVID FICKEL . . . Dave What sweet delight a quiet life af- fords. JIM FRANCIS Be silent or speak something worth hearing. CHERYL HANSEN I never could explain why I love anybody, or anything. BILL HIGHTOWER A beaten path is a safe one.” DANIEL HILLIER . . . Danny The way of every man declares the end of every man. ROBERT HOLM Whatever is popular deserves atten- tion. DIANNE JAMES The only way to have a friend is to be one. DAVID LANDES . . . Dave Let us enjoy the fugitive hour.” MIKE LOCKLIN “How shall we rank thee upon glory's page? ANNETTE MAGNO “Full of sweet dreams, and health. HANNA-MAIJA LATVA-KISKOLA “Small experience often brings great, great knowledge. ANN LINN “Every woman hath her good and bad angel.” 17 KEITH MUIR Please don't eat the daisies. FRED PARKER He who rises late must trot all day. SUSAN PETERS “Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. MARY POTH Our own heart forms our true honor. HAZEL REISE Nature's loving proxy, the watchful mother. DANIEL REYES . . . Danny Repose and cheerfulness are the badge of the gentleman. PATRICIA RHINEHART ... Pat Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength. DAVID RILEY There is no sterner moralist than pleasure. JIM SELLS Mind is the great lever of all things. SHARON TESREAU How goodness heightens beauty!” PAUL UNDERWOOD “I envy no man that knows more thar myself. 19 Beverly Barrett Carole Boone Bruce Comer William Crawmer Orvin Elkins Dan Erlenbusch Reggie Farley David Fickel Cheryl Hansen Sonny Hendricks Bill Hightower Dan Hillier Robert Holm 20 Diane James Dave Landes Ann Linn Annette Magno Deseret Marriette ♦ Keith Muir Susan Peters Mary Poth Hazel Reise Jim Sells Clarence Silva Mickey Smith 21 (X Jxr 0 . 4, ►w %M- -- .- L o4W( fciLf£3 1 fyw 22 . ni } y { ) ir J ' fi i1 }P V ' i fluMOU % ( Oc-rzJ y c'iUsu a i sSto f t yc ufi J c 1 y 1' ’ J 1 (Urn Otf Mi Elva Benton, Treasurer; Pat Lancaster, Historian; Ron Thalman, Sergeant-at-Arms; Tom Howell, Presi- dent; Knute Rodgers, Vice President; Sterling Anderson, Representative; Robin Bird, Representative; and Marilyn Boyer, Secretary. 24 Ala Mae Anderson Roy Armstrong Joan Bailey Vernon Bailey Margie Baker Carol Barnett Gary Barrett Elva Benton Larry Hague Sharon Hendricks Rachel Hitch Thomas Howell Ruby Ingalls Mike Knouse Lloyd Kolpack Pat Lancaster Robin Bird Ken Bliss Joe Bonds Marilyn Boyer Bonnie Burrey Lloyd Davis Allan Fulkerson Kathy Geisler 5 Anita Light Terry Litolff JoAnn’Mier Judy Neil Jim Neri Nanci Odgers David Peters Mary Reinhart Ellen Richmond Chris Robinson Knute Rodgers Lynda Rodgers John Shaver Pat Shaver Sharon Stevens Kristin Taylor Ron Thalman Richard Trevena Alan Westfall David Wheat Richard Wise Denise Wood Clm Offeeu Sue Chapin, Secretary; Sandra Ronten, Treasurer; Dolores Hansen, President; Sam Elkins, Vice President; and Carol Baker, Representative. 28 Gory Allen Leo Carter Carol Baker Sue Chapin Jan Blair Laura Clayton Garnet Bliss Laura Cullers Jerry Boberg Doug Davis Pat Boone Hazel Davis Hoyt Elkins Diane Gillis Carl Kemp Linda Gurney Wynn LaTorre Dolores Hansen Dan Lechtaler Ernie Husband Barbara Light Pam Hutchinson Larry Lloyd Randy Jannusch Eddie Loos Vic Loving John Marston Jan Nilan Ron Oliver Sue Oliver Albert Paso Gary Patterson Kim Payne John Ponder Bill Poth Richard- Ray Mike Recek Henry Rice Richard Ronten Sandra Ronten Jim Secora JoAnn Tesreau Howard Thomason Carol Trevena John Walters Margaret Wyhlidko Linda Nelson 30 CJau OjjffXM TOP ROW: Wayne Tune, Piesident. SECOND RQW: Linda Speake, Secretary-Treasurer; Dennis Johnson, Vice President; Jan Friary, Representative. FRONT ROW: Dean Lancaster, Repre- sentative. 32 Lorraine Geisler Mark Jacobs Charlene Jackson Guy Ingalls Christine Brady Ann Douglas Rod Dungan Donna Carr Judy Hansen Jan Friary Bob Artzer Nadine Bostrom Alfonso Avina Lynn Collins PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE John Gurney Picture Not Available Dennis Johnson Helen Benning Mark Detherage 1 ■ 'J! Marsha Gurney Cooper Kessel 35 SjHHJtl 3dw Varsity Football ............................38,39 J.V. Football ...............................40,41 “A” Basketball ..............................42,43 “B Basketball ..............................44,45 Baseball....................................... 46 Track ......................................... 47 Athlete of the Year 48 (JauUif TOP ROW, Left to Right: Ken Bliss, Bill Hightower, Jim Sells, Sterling Anderson, Knute Rodgers, Bill Howell. FRONT ROW: Keith Muir, Alan Westfall, Roy Armstrong, Bob Silvas, Joe Bonds. Jootkll Marston. MIDDLE ROW: Dave Fickel BACK ROW, Left to Right: Coach Hobby, Dan Southwell, Bill Roberson, Guy Ingalls, Richard Ray, Marston, Rod Dungan, Ron Myers, Jim Howell, Bob Artzer, Ernest Isley, Don Gann, Alfonso Avina. Rice, Carl Kemp, Dennis Johnson. JootkJl Vic Loving, Hoyt Elkins, Norman Tune, Jim Secora. MIDDLE ROW: Wynn LaTorre, Kim Payne, Dave FRONT ROW: Bill Poth, Marvin Pierce, Jerry Boberg, Ron Oliver, Mark Detherage, Bill Neri, Henry 41 A 'BukdaJl M STANDING, Left to Right: Richard Ray, Willie Crawmer, Mike Recek, Bill Marston, Knute Rodgers, Sterling Anderson, Robert Holm, Allan Fulkerson, Bill Roberson. Jim Neri, Coach Hobby. KNEELING: Tom Howell, Gary Barrett, Danny Reyes, Ron Thalman. 42 ' 2 'UMd STANDING, Left to Right: Guy Ingalls, Sam Elkins, Mark Jacobs, Bab Artzer, Bill Marston, Danny Southwell. KNEELING: Jerry Boberg, Alfonso Avina, Bill Poth, Rod Dungan, Danny Erlenbusch, Bill Neri. 'h'i M AdWK 45 (Jwtitj 'BoAdaJL STANDING, Left to Right: Paul Underwood, Jim Secora, Knute Rodgers, Sterling Anderson, Mike Recek, Dave Fickel, Gary Poth. KNEELING: Danny Reyes, Bill Neri, Sam Elkins, Bill Poth, Dave Marston, Larry Stubbert. 'Tlmnu BACK ROW, Left to Right: Mark Jacobs, Guy Ingalls, Chris Robinson, Reg Farley, Dave Gilles. FRONT ROW: Sherry Recek, Gail Bravo, Rachel Hitch, Kris Taylor, Christine Brady, Marsha Gurney, Ellen Rich- mond. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Ron Thal- man, Alan Westfall, Richard Ray, Mike Smith, Ernest Husband, Allen Fulkerson, Dan Hillier. FRONT ROW: Marvin Pierce, Tom Howell, Jim Howell, Ernest Isley, Kim Payne, Roy Armstrong, Dave Landes. SITTING: Ron Oliver, Dean Lancaster. 48 GLtull mi Saoll FRONT ROW, Left to Right: D. Erlenbusch, R. Thalmon, M. Jacobs, D. Peters. SECOND ROW: B. Barrett, S. Gilmore, P. Hutchinson, N. Odgers, M. Baker, E. Richmond, D. Wood, R. Bird, S. Chapin, P. Shaver, S. Peters, E. Benton, F. Evans, J. Mier, R. Hitch, P. Lancaster. foimaJjiM 50 FRONT ROW, Left to Right: R. Bird, S. Peters, B. Barrett. SECOND ROW: P. Lancaster, D. Wood, P. Hutchinson, R. Thalmon, D. Peters, M. Jacobs, F. Evans, J. Mier, R. Hitch, P. Shaver. %oA ud Gajjd TOP ROW: Danny Hillier. SECOND ROW: Bruce Comer, Deseret Marriette, and Keith Muir. FRONT ROW: Sue Oliver, Jan Blair, and Pat Rhinehart. TOP ROW, Left to Right: Bob Magwood, Bob Roberson, Eddie Loos, Richard Wise, Gary Pat- terson, Joe Meissen, and Pam Hutchison. MIDDLE ROW: Sherry Gilmore, David Stock, Doug Wise, and Clarence Silva. FRONT ROW: Cooper Kessel, Greg Knight, and Toby Marku- sen. Same ud %oik Stuu M Comal TOP ROW: David Landes, President. FRONT ROW: Sandra Ronten, Jan Blair, Sue Peters, Carol Baker, Sherry Gilmore, Sue Oliver, Jan Friary, Garnet Bliss, Mike Recek, Ellen Richmond, Sterling Anderson, Marge Baker, Dan Erlenbusch, Sue Chapin, Reg Farley, Rachel Hitch, Dave Fickel, Cheryl Hansen, Denise Wood, Pat Lancaster, Sharon Bonds, Robin Bird, Hanna-Maija Latva-Kiskola, Florence Evans, and Dolores Hansen. Ron Meyer, Robin Bird, Anita Light, Linda Gurney, Sue Peters, Jan Blair, Gail Bravo, Hanna-Maija Latva-Kiskola, Barbara Light, Sherry Recek, Kay Kuykendall, Kristin Taylor, Marsha Taylor, Florence Evans, Elva Benton, Sue Oliver, Pam Hutchison, Jenny Miller, Nanci Odgers, and Chris Robinson. 52 TOP ROW, Left to Right: Pom Hutchison, Elvo Benton, Sue Chapin, Jan Blair, Garnet Bliss, Sandra Ronten, Sue Oliver, Dolores Hansen. KNEELING: Sterling Andersen, Ron Thalman, Richard Wise, Mike Recek. BACK ROW, Left to'Right: Rubie Ingalls, Euyvonne Ponder, Sharon Bonds, and Florence Evans. FRONT ROW: Sharon Stevens, Elva Benton, Hanna-Maija Latva-Kiskola, Jan Blair, and Lee-Ann Rice. 53 A Ckududtu %ucoU Robin Bird, Jo Ann Mier, Cheryl Hansen Wt m tkt 'J tm. . . Cixuludai Son jludtM Linda Nelson, Marilyn Boyer, Jan Blair Rachel Hitch, Carole Boone, Laura Cullers, Margaret Wyhlidko 54 of Activities s Oo° ' ae j' A-, y SBe L C £u+- i { c c ry] 'i er� J iL-££e-- J --� n v 5ZA 4p C - -A— ?- jM JCb-KukoU il • - ? t v 'P - aioce uA- . dt i C£ % I'll never forget the first few days at my American school—days when I learned that I had been very lucky. No other school, its students and teachers, could have received a foreign student with more warmth and friendliness. I am so proud to count myself as part of Summerville, the school with the best spirit. This wonderful school spirit is one of the most valuable things you kids have. Carry it on— never let it die—just make it grow with the school! 56 It was with apprehension that I recognized my responsibility—and challenge —as your first American Field Service student. I hope this AFS experience has not been a frustration to you. To me, it has given more understanding of a peoples' peculiarities, customs, way of thinking. By understanding, I have learned to respect their way of thinking. Soon—I go back to my great little country of Finland which I could not be prouder of. I will take with me this book: each page of it will be a lasting memory of a friend, a place, or an event. Besides this book. I'll take home each nice thing you showed, said, or gave to me. Thank you. Nakemiin, t risrm. Left to Right: Laura Cullers, Sophomore; Nadine Bostrom, Freshman; Mickey Smith, Homecoming Queen; Elva Benton, Junior; Honna-Maija Latva-Kiskola, Senior. Homecoming Queen Mickey and escort Senior princess Hanna and escort 57 Junior princess Elva and escort Sophomore princess Laura and escort Freshman princess Nadine and escort Left to Right: Princess Beverly Barrett, escort Garry Kuharich, Queen Linda Nelson, escort Pat Bates Princess Amby Long, escort Ivan Johnson. Minted Bull Left to Right: Sophomore princess Kay Kuykendall, Junior princess Bonnie Burrey, Queen Beverly Barrett, Freshman Gail Bravo. 61 Kmak. . . and his typical smile. on a hike . . . being introduced . . . in World History . . at the Valentine's Ball . . . in front of the gym . . . Kemali Saybasili was our guest during the week of February 5, when we exchanged foreign exchange students with other schools. While he was here, Kem was kept busy answering questions about himself, his native country, Turkey, and Gilroy, where he is staying this year. We remember him as being cheerful, quiet and very well informed. 62 SHi; Mickey Smith and Willie Crawmer Best Looking Sum Jmvtei Annette Magno and Sonny Hendricks Most Talented Sharon Tesreau and Dave Riley Flirtatious Diane James and Dan Erlenbusch Best Personality 69 Tuolumne, California Cleo’s Beauty Salon VI’S SIERRA SUNDRIES Film Developing Hallmark Cards Gifts English Bone China Magazines Toiletries PROFESSIONAL CARE FOR WOMEN WHO CARE Cleo Porter, Manager Virginia Egger, Fagnani Heuton Memorial Chapel P.O. BOX 182 SONORA CALIFORNIA Bob and Florence Kelly Props. Tuolumne Grocery Kelly’s Kitchen and Hardware Cocktails — Dinners Banquets — Special Parties SUGAR PINE 14 Mi. East of Sonora Phone JU 6-3283 70 Bill Talbert Phone WA 8-3141 Mi Wuk Motor Lodge Gift Shop Mi Wuk Village California Phone Juno 6-3031 Sonora Propane Company BELL TRAVEL SERVICE ( SERVICE I is the 225 S. Washington St. HEART of our Sonora, California JE 2-7404 Business L.P. Gas and Appliances MINCHIN’S PHARMACY Sales - Service Twain Harte California SONORA MONO HIGHWAY JE 2-4321 TWAIN HARTE LODGE CALVERT’S TWAIN HARTE LODGE STORE FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN “Wells Fargo Bldg. Sonora Twain Harte California GERT DOT’S COTTAGE CAFE SONORA LUMBER COMPANY Hiway 108-2 Miles East of Sonora JE 2-3272 Twain Harte California SONORA INN MOTEL WM. F. SEGERSTROM INSURANCE Sonora California 195 S. Washington St. Sonora PUBLIC FOOD MARKET Meats Groceries Feed and Seed Drug Supplies Dutch Boy Paints Household Utensils Fresh and Frozen Vegetables rSs-rfl JAS Congratulations Class of ’62 FREE DELIVERY PHONE WA 8-4231 TUOLUMNE, CALIF. Sonora Variety Store UPPER DIME Phone JE 2-7655 HALES SYMONS 63 SOUTH WASHINGTON SONORA CALIFORNIA SONORA Stan’s Bargain Barn One of Tuolumne Cpunty's Largest and Finest Selections of New and Used Furniture and Appliances Sierra Village Beauty Shop BETTY ANN RICE 1 Mile East of Mi Wuk on Highway 108 Star Route Box 1179 STAN AND ERMA JAYE, Proprietors Juno 6-3873 Rt. 3, Box 321 Highway 108 SANFORD’S Sonora Tuolumne Drug Store ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW 48 S. Washington St. Sonora, Calif. Phone JE 2-7772 THELMA GIBSON, Owner HALL D. HALL Tuolumne, California Phone 928-3175 Phone JE 2 OPERA HALL GARAGE SAVE MART SONORA TWAIN HARTE Juno Lumber Co. BOYSEN PAINTS AND CENTRAL MOTORS CO., INC. BUILDING MATERIAL BUY KELLY CARS JOHN E. KELLY Twain Harte California Phone JE 2-7449 Sonora Juno 6-3022 Mundorf Hardware Soulsby ville Power Tools — Homeware Grocery Store Toys — Paints Electrical Appliances Meat Service SONORA, CALIFORNIA GROCERIES, MEATS, DRUGS, NOVELTIES, Phone JE 2-7441 FEEDS, AND PAINTS SPROUSE-REITZ R. D. LEONARD AND SONS Sonora California Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Box 771 Sonora SPEAKER’S GARAGE BILL CURNOW’S Tuolumne California 74 South Washington Street Sonora, California SONORA ABSTRACT TITLE MACBETH AND SONS COMPANY, INC. FURNITURE 42 South Washington Sonora 18 South Washington Street Sonora, California SONORA FREEZE A W ROOT BEER DRIVE-IN SONORA Sonora, Next to Standard Station CALIFORNIA 369 South Washington St. Sonora KNOX’S THE PRINCESS SHOPPE Since 1900 128 South Washington Sonora, California Sonora California URBAN N. HALLIDAY TRAV’S BOOTERY REAL ESTATE • INSURANCE SHOES FOR WHOLE FAMILY 190 S. Washington St. Sonora Sonora California PITT’S STUDIO WENZEL’S MEN’S WEAR 122 South Washington St. Sonora 78 S. Washington St. Sonora FROSTOP GIL’S ALPINE SHOP PENNY SAVER MARKET McDOW’S CLOTHING MARK’S CLEANERS SCOTTY’S CHEVRON SERVICE DAVIS MOTORS JACK FRIARY’S INSURANCE AGENCY VERNON H. MAGNEY, JEWELER SONORA FLORIST JOY’S DRESS SHOPPE BURK’S SHOE STORE 'IJoimmM 83 Still smiling? Double trouble. Another book. Hey, Joe, wake up! 85 tkadmu a owi 'Mctto Bottoms up! Tide con remove even the toughest stains rX . . m � v 86 Every man for himself. On the Beach. He must be a three-dab man. All right, class. Who made that comment about my hat?” ' Okay, okay! I apologize for mistaking you as a rat.” Nothing like the most up-to-date fashions. How about a raise? You can see I need it.” Think. There may be an easier way. They'll never know we did it.” Running Scared. 87 Hey, gang. 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