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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1971 volume:

a time to be bom, a time to die, a time to plant, and a time to reap; and a time to break down, and a time to build up; a time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to get, and a time to lose; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; a time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace; what hath the worker from his toil? this, the 1970-71 Summerville yearbook, we, the members of the 70-71 yearbook staff, proudly present our toil of nine months to you- the people who are in it. we hope you find a few memories, a few laughs, and a lot of love in these pages, because that is what we set out to put on them. a time to pluck up that keith rodrigues mike carr which has been planted. dedication a friendly face and a ready smile are two of our dedicatee's most outstanding attributes, he is one of the greatest guys we know, and one of the very few who never seem to be angry, he's always happy and willing to help anyone in need, he not only drives the tuolumne bus, he also drives to and from games and field trips, at Christmas time he and his wife fix bags of candy to give to the kids as they get on the bus. there's never a morning, rain or shine, when he doesn't have a cneery word to say. we, the Summerville high yearbook staff, proudly dedicate the 1970-71 edi- tion to mr. al bonales, a great guy. forward times are continually changing, making last year's juniors, seniors; last year's seniors grownups. Time waits for no one, and after awhile memories fade and finally they just aren't there anymore, so we put all our mem- ories on paper before we forget and bind them together into a book, in that way although you may go ahead into the future you can always go back from time to time by just opening the cover of this book, it is time for '71 to say farewell to Summerville high and to move on to college, marriage, and just plain life, let's hope that the ideals we learned these last four years will serve as guides, leading us to the best life possible-a life where we can accept the good with the bad, remembering that to everything there is a season and a time for every purpose under heaven. activities-11 sports-61 seniors-25 ads-111 | organizations-77 underclassmen-35 faculty adm.-99 a c t i V 1 t 1 e s a time for spirit the senior class of 1971 made spirit their business during this years spirit week, they sponsored all activities which included tug- o-war, baby bottle contest, scavenger hunt, pie eating contest, apple passing contest, color day, building decoration, talent repre- sentation, and a girls crab socker game, the highlight of the week was the crowning of jeanette woods, homecoming queen, her court included paula me adams, lorraine hodge, cathy rohrs, kris berg, carolyn jett, cindy selby, robyn smith, and nancy malgesini. rtV1 ,„0 b J 15 a time to build up a time to build up: each class this year took chicken wire, napkins, and lots of imagination in building their floats on the theme commercials, each class tried to top the other, but the final results were what counted, the class of '71 again placed first with poor tony tiger-flakes won't even work , riding the float were the class- es three past princesses: carolyn jett, cathy rohrs, and kris berg, in second place was the freshmen class, they chose nancy malgesini to ride their float titled: bears kill 'em dead , placing third and fourth were the soph- omores and juniors respectively. 16 a time for celebration our Christmas celebration, this year, was in the form of a dance, student council sponsored the func- tion which was held in the gym. young hoppla provid- ed the music while fifty couples danced in the light covered gym. previous to the dance a Christmas as- sembly was held, students found the disadvantages of penny throwing when the assembly had to be called off. we, the yearbook staff, only hope that next year's Christmas will be merrier. Ii f smarn lyadwonghad a.f.s.-thialand smam , for short, was our foreign exchange student this year. He was from thailand. he play- ed football and basketball for Summerville high and was an honorary member of block t. he was also vice president of the a. f. s. club here on campus. smam spent his year with the fred berner fam- ily in mi wuk village, his family at home has eight members and his father is a butcher. the class of '71 will make the annual trip to disneyland in june and smam will be along to see what other a. f. s.ers in the u. s. won't be able to. we hope smam enjoyed his stay at our school and that one day we will meet him again. . . perhaps in his own country. let there be and let it peace on earth, begin with me. yvonne perano americans abroad-spain yvonne perano, a senior from the class of '71 , was one of twenty-four other students from across the united states who spent their summer in Spain her home was on the mediterranean island of mallorca. the family she lived with was that of jose felui rosello and had a total of eight members, (two sisters and four brothers), her father was a lawyer in the city of palma, which is the capital city of the island. her trip lasted eight weeks and on the way she stopped over in london, paris, and madrid. she thought the trip was the greatest thing that had ever happened to her, but it just wasn't long enough. marcie walker and dave recek were selected as this years a.f.s. candidates, they were chosen from seven other members of the junior class, their applications have been sent to new york and hopefully both will spend this summer abroad, the yearbook staff wishes each the best of luck. a time for travel i 20 s e n i o r s a time for seniors the officers for the senior class of '71 are: jeanette woods, president; brad wilson, vice president; nora church, secretary; tana elliott, treasurer; jim maxwell, seargent at arms, the class of '71 began their first year in high school in 196 . we began filling our treasurery for future prom with a dance, a car wash, and first place in float competition, as sophomores we gave the traditional welcome freshman dance, and again we took first place in float competition, during our junior year we held one of the most important events of our four years, the 1970 junior-senior prom, the theme was camelof and it was held in the gym. during this year we also took first place in float competition again, as seniors we took first in the homecoming float competition for the fourth consecutive year, we are looking foreward to ditch day, the prom, graduation, and our future years. dcnnis baker archie bayers kristen berg marc berner david alvarez brain andersen dennis artzer bill brown joan brown 24 gary burns denise barrow nick centanni dick ernst jana evans nora church mike crawford bob cum pston susan everhart jack french guy davis chuck dilliner tana elliott patty fowler joyce fox teresa geiger janet gray dave hagadorn rob kay kathy kempvanee jim hamilton phyllis hensley danny heuton mark kraft jim ledbetter lorraine hodge mike james carolyn jett pat lingo smarn luadwonghad a time for thoughts and smiles paula mcadams dave marino joan maurer jim maxwell linn a muir les mines jeff paradiso eri patterson russ paulson yvonne perano leonard pittman rick purdue dave ray richard ray don recek andy robertson cathy rohrs leslie smith martha smith dave spinetto nancy schoettgen ken schuler dan stacy ron stock marcy stump john sells chris silva jay talmadge susan thorn pson teresa tinkle 35 nancy weller becky west jo ann whitfield brad wilson larry wilson cary wingo jeanette woods u n d e r c 1 a s s m e n a time for juniors the class of '72 this year chose for their officers: kris anderson, president; marcy walker, vice president; loretta jaster, secretary; sue paul, treasurer; les neher, sergeant at arms; and doug brisco, class representative. during the homecoming week activities they took first place in the apple passing contest and came in third for overall spirit during the week, the class of '72 picked cindi selby as their princess to ride on their float, the trash masher which came in last place in class compe- tition. one of the many activities the juniors will hold this year to help raise money for the prom is slave day. this is a traditional junior activity and usually helps quite a bit. row 1: betty dark, sue dement, regina colvin, row 2: mark davis, ray deiter, dave dobbs, row 3: richard dye, danny flores, gary graziolli, row 4: jim alderson. kris anderson, wayne baker, patti bamoer, daudia bames, valarie griggs, don hagadom, marty hagey, row 5: dave barnhart, chris behee, rich bertlow, lisa bingham, linda bishop, paul hamilton, shard hanneich, maria heldstab, row 6: doug briscoe, mike capuccini, david carr, don carr, nancy centanni, tracy herring, kathy heuton, lauretta jaster. 42 .‘A of row 1: debbie johnson. pam kerns, nola kester, debbie kraft, karen la torre, sue paul, frank perano, don persson, row 2: jeannie lavell, judy leonard, debbie me adams, marsha malgesini, dave meade, julie persson, rhonda pierce, davidrecek, row 3: kennethmendenhall, bobby munsel, leslie heher, angela padilla, richard patterson, candy reeve, helene regalia, chris reyes, row 4: bill rhorer, daniel roberson, sara robeitson. 43 row 1: mike sanders, pat schmid, janet Schoonover, row 2: bill schupp, greg seigal, cindy selby, row 3: denis selby, tim selby, mark shepherd a time for understanding row 1: sue Sheridan, skip smith, barbara stokes, pam strong, row 2: garry taylor, pat taylor, james terwilliger, debbie thatcher, row 3: mike todd, laura troxa, kathy tucker, cindy tune, row 4: gary Vermillion, diane wallen, row 5: marilyn waltz, marcy walker, row 6: louann wettengel, marshall wray 45 the sophomores started off the year with the tradition- al welcome freshman dance which proved a good success. this year the class of ' 73 chose as their homecoming princess, robin smith, to ride on their third place winning float, the bears won't wear off as die game wears on. they took first place in overall spirit dur- ing spirit week, they plan to keep up the good work during the next two years. a time for sophomores 'iiiii-iLi ],. ■ J ji ... this year the class of '73 elected as their officers: sue reyes, vice president; nicki reeve, secretary- treasurer; bob french, class representative; bob raymer, president; gary tune, seargent at arms; and bob hoyt, class student court justice. 47 first row: cindy anderson, dave anderson, robeit anzar, mark aquilino, ethel baker, second row: richard bamber, leon barker, john bates, dawn beam, sam berri, third row: marcella bums, tim bums, jan catalano, david dark, richard colbert. a time for smiling first row: dermis cooper, joe cover, patricia cox, second row: syd craw- ford, doug davidson, john deherrera, third row: Steve duncan, linda dye, karen edgerton, fourth row: jeanne evans, tim flavin, juli flores, fifth row: paul ficarro, larry french, robert french 49 first row: Steve johnson, dan joice, Sandra kiser, wayne kisling, dude lavell, second row: emie marino, scott martinez, mydonna mendenhall, roger miles, sean mills, third row: gerald morgan, shirlee nabers, anita neher, becky parks, mike parsons, fourth row: Steve parsons, richard paso, donna pittman, micheai potkay, debbie powers. a time for relaxing first row: marie ray, sue reyes, nickie reeve, bob raymer, diane richter, second row: kim rodgers, jack rushing, tim sage, george sanguinettd, jeff schoettgen, third row: leonaid schwaitz, diane scoville, jim selby, kati sells, lisa shepherd. first row: lynn skiff, ben slaght, robyn smith, second row: don stevens, david stump, laura terzani, third row: art tidmarsh, ron torgusen, gary tune, josephine trabucco, jim van orden, fourth row: cindy wand, judy weller, fred wiest, jerry whitehead, Steve whitehead. 53 a time for freshmen this year, the class of '74 started off the new year by electing their class officers, top left are: nancy malgesini, treasurer, Idle mcdonald, president, gena tune, vice president, bottom left are: Steve tripp, sergeant at arms, rene hughes, activities representative, not shown are: Carolyn culver, secretary, and pam icardo, student council representative, at the beginning of the year we were greeted by a welcome’' freshmen dance, in return, the new freshmen • gave a thank you dance which started off the new year for the class of '74. Row 1: Charles alderson, martin anderson, richard anzar, Charles atmore, danny babbitt, vince baker, row 2: diane bamhart, randy benson, suzanne beukelman, dan bingham, mike bishop, david bloodgood. row 1: pat boone, jim briscoe, kathy brown, row 2: virgil bullock, debbie burrow, alison carbone, row 3: andrea carbone, john church, ann dark, row 4: mike dark, debbie corder, Carolyn culver, row 5: mary-ann defotes, brian davis, jerry ellis, row 6: ron ervin, yvonne forrester, richard french. a time for uncertainty row 1: man frenette, lynn funderburg, row 2: geraldine galvin, chere gibson, row 3: rocky gold, genee gwinn, row 4: karen hanrcich, kendra harris, serina heldstab, jamie Henderson, susan, hendricks, row 5: charlene hemandez, marian hitchings, edwin hodges, cindy holsien, renee hughes. row 1: pamela icardo, paul isley, row 2: kent jayne, mike johnson, row 3: kate joice, stanely kashur, row 4: mike kirn ball, matthew lindblom, linda logan, shari luquire, kyle me donald, row 5: terri me laurin, mike me mahon, nancy malgesini, robin menking, marilyn miller 57 row 1: jann mollath, richard munsel, row 2: dale nulph, danny perano, row 3: lonnie pierce, becky powers, row 4: mike pribble, cheryl rager, row 5: linda rails, alien ray, mark ray, bruce regalia, shana robeitson, dennis sc. amaud, mary schmid, mindi shaw, sherrie sheridan, george smith, brook Stafford, row 6: paul stevens, kathy strong, lauri e sylwester, barbara todd, vicki torgusen, Steve tripp, pamela tucker, genna tune, roxane vellutini, terry vergon, debbie warren. 58 59 row 1: debbie whitehead, donna whittingham, vilma Willoughby, storme wilson, sam wray, mar- lene wyatt. 60 a time for team work varsity squad: (back row) m. sanders, a. robertson, fe. patterson, c. wingo, d. recek, d. bamhart, 1. neher, r. patterson. (middle row) coach jardine, b. anderson, b. hubble, d. brisco, p. hamilton, d. hagadorn, d. persson, m. bemer, r. ray, j. paradiso, 1. wilson, coach anderson, (front row) s. ivanwonghad, c. dillener, j. ledbetter, j. talmadge, m. shepherd, m. hagey, m. kraft, g. grazioli, r. dye, d. baker, p. schmid (far left) coach anderson sweating out a play, don receks last play of the season, (top right) Summerville saves the day. (bottom left) Summerville defense, (bottom right) Summerville offense.______________ Summerville's offense readying for a play, conversion team makes one more point, next page; the defense held bret harte. coach anderson giving instructions to players, kraft into end zone from twenty yards. touchdown! 64 a time for action ;■ -- rr •v junior varsity sauad: (backrow) coach simpson, j. schoettgen, m. parsons, r. oamber. d. stevens, j, van orden, d. dark, 1. barker, t. sage, 1. french (next row) m. dark, d. perano, d. joice, s. parsons, k. mcdonald, m. givins, e. marino, j, whitehead, coach leonard, (next row) r. anzar, d. bingham, b. slaght, r. french, r. benson, 1. pierce, r. munsel, g. tune, (front row) c. alderson, s. tripp, b. raymer, j. church, d. stacy, j. brisco, r. torgusen, t. burns, (right) coaches simpson and leonard. 67 top left to right: les neher, greg seigal, dave recek, jeff paradiso, don recek, mike sanders, brian anderson. bottom left to right: archie bayers, mark shepeard, smam laudwonghad, rich patterson, cary wingo, marty hagey. bears are alright! 68 varsity basketball did a great job this year as they pulled into first place with no sweat, the starting team which did a good job of making a winning season are: brian anderson, jeff paradiso, don recek, dave recek, and mike sanders. we of Summerville would like to con- gratulate the whole varsity team for an excellent job. 70 bears this year the j. v. s. tied for second in the mother lode championship, the j. v. s were 7-3 this year, players are from left to right: jerry morgan, ron torguson, tim burns, gary tune, and ben slaght. back row are: jerry whitehead, tim sage, richard bamber, rocky gold, and leon barker. 72 a time for strength the 1970-71 matmen for Summerville high werej jim ledbetter, andy robertson, chris reyes, danny flores, bob raymer, danny perano, marc berner, jim briscoe, mark ray, mark kraft, ken mendenhall, stan dye, tim flavin, bill brown, and jack aquilino. the team did rather well this year scoring high, and trying for a winning season, they were skillfully coached by mr. cimoli. top left: stan dye struggling for position, next page top: jim ledbetter pinning his man. bot- tom left: stan dye going for a pin. bottom right: chris reyes working for a takedown. Next page top left: mr. cimoli coaches mark kraft. top right: mr. cimoli giving insructions to team, bottom: a combined victory and birthday din- ner for mr. cimoli. 74 76 0 r g a n 1 z a t i o n s student council members are: lorraine hodge, don recek, nancy schoettgen, karen la torre, dick emst, jim led- better, mark kraft, dawn beam, bob raymer, lisa shepherd, bob french, kris anderson, marcy walker, jana evans, yvonne perano, smam, jeanette woods, doug briscoe, kyle me donald, cathy rohrs, susan paul, renee hughes, dan stacy, ron stock, dave recek, marsha malgesini, brian anderson, pam icardo. 78 student court numbers seven, members are: brooke Stafford, bob hoyt, dave recek, jim ledbetter, mark kraft, don recek, and susan thompson. the court was headed by jim ledbetter, chief justice, and mark kraft, prosecuting attorney and four associate justices. student officers lorraine hodge don recek, karen la torre nancy schoettgen dick ernst, mark kraft jim ledbetter block t. members: erl patterson, gary gfazioli, dave bamhart, les neher, dave recek, don recek, brian ander- son, paul hamilton, mike sanders, marc bemer, cary wingo, jack trench, pat schmid, kyle mcdonald, richard french, andy robertson, smarm luadwonghad, jeff paradiso, archie byers, mark kraft, rick anzar, john church, gary tune, ed hodges, ben slaght, rick vanorden, richard patterson, greg seigal, tim flavin, doug briscoe, don persson, jerry whitehead, bob anzar, jim ledbetter, tim burns, marty hagey, don hagadom, ron torgusen. 80 a time to cheer this year pep squad has been very busy, hours of practice have made the pep squad a real asset to Summerville, miss edwards, pep squad sponser, or- ganized their activities and co-ordinated many of the club's functions, varsity cheerleaders are marcy walker; head, marsha malgesini, and debbie kraft. nickie reeve, sue reyes, jeanne evans, and juli flores head the j.v. squad, songleaders were claudia bames, candy reeves, lisa bingham, cindy tune, linda bishop, laura hemandez, and helene regolia. mascots are Carolyn jett, and katie sells. all right!!! — members are: c. hemandez, b. west 1. troxa, j. lavell, c. gibson, 1. shephard, r. hughes, a. carbone, c. culver, m. schmid, p. tucker, p. kerns, d. whitehead, k. la torre, v. torgusen, a. carbone, d. me adams, t. me laurin, p. icardo, k rodgers, g. tune, n. malgesini, s. heldstab, t. herring, s. clement, b. Stafford, b. todd, s. robert- son, p. bamber, d. emst. CfiR a time to make music band members this year were (in alphabetical order) dave alvarez, dennis artzer, dennis baker, ethel baker, doug briscoe, jim briscoe, mike crawford, syd crawford, richard colbert, Stanley dye, juli flores, joyce fox, kemper harris, jamie henderson, marrian hitchings, ed hodges, pam icardo, loretta jaster, nola kester, wayne kisling, scott martinez, donna pittman (drum majorette) david recek, don recek, cheryl rager, sarah robertson, mary kay shmid, ben slaght, dan stacy, ron stock, david stump, terry vergon, bill sesma, milton givens, jeff henderson, mike mcmahon. dan stacy was band president and mr. crawford directed the band. 87 f. h.a. members are: becky powers, serina helstab, debbie warren, pam icardo, gary vermillion, jeanne lavell, diane wallen, laura troxa, marilyn meller, archie bayers, denny artzer, cindy selby, jay talmadge, Steve whitehead, benny hughes, richard ray, marc bemer, jeff paradiso, patti bamber, maria heldstab, sue paul, and david bamhart. the club is sponsored by miss margret blair. club officers are sue paul, president, cindy selby, vice-president, and maria helstab, secretary-treasurer. the club sponsored the valentine's dance which helped the club make $50. 00. also the club sold Christmas cards, on the whole the club has been very successful. the California scholarship federation is composed of students who have an overall average of b+ or better for the last grading period. Permanent members are composed of qualifing students from the senior, junior, and sopho- more classes, freshmen who qualify are considered tem- porary members. the club is under the sponsorship of miss martha bames, who is also our school counselor, inaddition to miss bames, the office of president is held by cathy rohrs, a senior, nick centanni and susan thompson fill the offices of vice- president and secretary-treasuer. the club has traveled to the university of California at berkeley and will hopefully visit other campuses in the future. semester members are: dennis baker, ethel baker, karen la torre, judy leonard, susan thompson, lorraine hodge, bob raymer, marcy walker, yvonne perano, cathy rohes, dawn beam, kristen anderson, carolyn jett, nancy schoettgen, nick centanni, juli flores, jack rushing, and helene regalia. 89 a time for c.s.f. a time to welcome the a.f.s. club’s function is to welcome our foreign exchange student and get him involved in our school activities, when our exchange student comes to school on the first day, we usually introduce the student to everyone so people will know why he's here and where he's from, this year we hope to put on some special activities that will involve our exchange student, we hope that this year will be as successful as it has been in the past and in the years to come, officers of a.f.s. are from left to right: marsha malgesini, president, smarn laudwonghad, vice president, karen latorre, secretary, linda bishop, treasurer, members are from left to right, back row: dale nulph, nancy malgesini, dawn beam, juli flores, dave recek, candy reeves, lynn funderbuig. middle row: danny perano, kendra harris, linda bishop, lauretta jaster, syd crawforcl, ethel baker, front row: roxane valluntini, marcy walker, marsha malgesini, judy leonard, terri mclaurin. right, a.f.s. are making wreaths to sell for the Christmas season. world affairs world affairs club program, 1970-71. since the club was organized in 1961, its program aimed at educating students in the ways of world affairs, an understanding of world organ- ization has been promoted through the model united nations meeting at berkeley campus of the university of California and the one at Sacramento state college, the annual spaghetti feed held every October helps toward the purchase of care packages for developing nations, on the social side there is a Christmas party and in the spring a trip to the beach at Santa cruz. guest speakers and people who have traveled to places of interest along with films of foreign lands round out the program during the year. below, members are standing from left to right: Steve duncan, cindy anderson, matt lindblom, shari luquire, marlene wyatt, marsha malgesini, juli flores and mr. linderfelt. sitting from left to right: kemper harris, nancy malgesini, jack rushing, dawn beam, pam kerns, and marian hitchings. above, mr. linderfelt helps in preparing for the spaghetti feed. a time for state girl's and boy's that is. the activity is sponsored by the american legion and auxilary, candidates are chosen accord- ing to grade point average and activity in school organizations, the final choice is made by the teachers, this year's delegates were lorraine hodge and cary wingo. lorraine spent a week at u. c. davis and cary spent his at the sacramento fairgrounds, they were guests at the capit- al and governor reagan was the guest speaker. M. 92 the Summerville high ski club numbered well over 100 this year and the bus was filled to it's capacity each and every trip, their advisor was dick shreve, president was jim burmester, vice-president was billy schuop, secretary-treasurer was marsha malgesini. the club makes it's weekly trip to dodge ridge on thursdays. a time to ski 93 a time for giving the candy stripers this year are: row 1: ronda slate, roxane velutini, jan Catalano, ann dark, sue hendricks, pat cox, row 2: terri mclauin, karen latorre, maria heldstab, laura hemandez, debbie burrow, kathy brown, pam icardo, row 3: marilyn miller, marcy walker, patty bamber, anita neher, marilyn waltz, sherry luquire. each candy striper gives hours of volunteer service at tuolumne general hospital, she gives her time to feed and nurse patients, before a girl can become a candy striper she must take a series of immunization shots, candy striper's adviser this ye?r is miss blair. 94 a time for science the science club members this year are: marsha malgesini, cindy tune, secretary- treasurer; pam kerns, cary wingo, presi- dent; pat schmid, dennis baker, doug b risco. each member was required to do a science project to be entered in the science fair, this year another highlight of the club s activities was a field trip to the natural history museum in san francisco: the sci- ence club adviser this year is mr. kirkpa trick. reader's theatre was introduced into Summerville high last year by mr. james mendonsa. this year's group of readers, juli flores, karen latorre, jana evans, jim maxwell, dick emst, lisa bingham, judy leonard, and susan thornpson took first place in the ione tournament where they were in competiton with four other schools, mr. mendonsa has also organized a group of four readers to perform biblical readings for community service over the Christmas holidays, he plans on organizing more readings for performance over easter vacation and other holidays. the forensics club members this year are: karen latorre, dawn beam, pam kerns, janet schoover, cindy tune, jeanne lavell, nancy centenini, denise burrow, dennis baker, julie flores, judy leonard, pat taylor, sue thompson, nancy schottgen, dave recek, and mat lindblom. again this year the forensics club under the direction of mr. jim mendonsa have done well in all the tournaments they have participated in. forensics is only one part of the growing speech and drama department of Summerville high. 96 97 a time for us we are the yearbook staff, our job starts before school does and ends after school is out. it s plenty of work, but when done it's worth the effort, our members are: marsha malgesini, dick emst, robin menking, nora church, andy robertson, debbie whitehead, nancy malgesini, debbie corder, diane bamhart, storme wilson, yvonne perano, nancy schoettgen, and sue thompson. our faithful advisor is mr. moyer, and our editor yvonne perano. j £ a c u 1 t y superintendent-mr. hale congratulations to the staff and their advisor! the fine quality of this year's bears' log is the result of many hours of planning and hard work and reflects the tradition for fine yearbooks at Summerville high school. dining the 1970-71 school year, we have seen an increase in our enrollment to bring it up to 376 students, when we moved to the new Summerville campus our enrollment figure was 300. we are looking ahead to increase our physical plant to meet out educational responsibil- ities to the students of the Summerville high school district. this past year has brought enrichment programs in the areas of social studies, english and our individual studies program, these changes were made possible through the efforts of members of our social studies, eng- lish departments and our team of teachers who comprise the individual studies team. i would be remiss not to commend the 1970-71 student body officers and student council members for a year of progress, and our varsity bas- ketball team and coach leonard, for a league championship. through the generosity of past graduating classes and their financial gifts, it has been possible for our student council to install a trophy case in the cafeteria and a marquee at the entrance to our campus, each member of the class of 1971 has my personal wish for success in what- ever he or she may plan after graduating and in the future years ahead. c. r. hale, superintendent 100 vice-principal of the school is mr. ted dunbar. he helps maintain order on campus and handles all violations of school rules in which student court has no jurisdiction, he is advisor to student council and activities director. he's a great guy because he's for the kids and the yearbook staff would like to extend to him a big thanks for all he's done for Summerville high. ... we appreciate it. vice-principal-mr. dunbar 101 a time for classified staff the classified staff are the behind the scene supports of our school, they are; vera rodrigues, and rose haigh, cooks; ray craig, custodian; tom carr, head custodian; phil lopez, bus dri- ver and custodian; franklin de coster, custodian; al bonales and gary gentry bus drivers; waiter harrison and gary goates, bus drivers, not pic- tured mrs. pauline howard, bus driver, another important staff at s. u. h. s. are the office staff, they are erline heldstab, helen amberg, and aileen larson. miss bames has been at s. u. h. s. for four years, during her last two, she not only did counseling, but also taught physiology and math courses, this year she became full time coun- selor, and the main spring in our rotating schedule, this is the third year we have been using this system and it seems to be working quite well- offering students courses never before available at Summerville high. she is also advisor of c. s. f. (Calif- ornia scholarship federation. ) a time for counseling 103 this year's board of trustees are: first row: mr, mirl anderson, second row: mr. richard schelin and mr. george flavin, third row: mr. jerry whitehead and rev. russell peters. first row: mr. sigurd anderson-conservation, algebra, mr. alien antinetti-biology, second row: mrs. alphine billett-Spanish, french, miss marge blair-home economics, third row: idolo cimoli-social studies, mr. richard couts-social studies, mr. william crawford-band, chorus. first row: mr, wayne degennaro-english, miss jan edwards-girl's p. e., second row: mr. don jardine- boy'sp. e., mr. kenneth kirkpatrick-science, mr. dale lempinen-english, mr. lewis leonard-metal and wood shop, general math, third row: mr. william linderfelt-librarian, mr. james mendosa-english, speech, drama. a time for teachers 108 first row: mr. john moyer-arts and crafts, mrs. nancy schwarzman-english, mr. richard shreve-drafting woodshop, second row: mr. howard recek-typing, bookkeeping, shorthand, mr. richard simpson-social studies, third row: mr. james sells-auto shop, mr. lester moorhees-geometry, trig. p. o. box 800 twain harte, calif. 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I mr. idolo cimoli coached the tennis team this year with hope that next year will be a better one. members are: j. rushing, d. baker, m. ray, m. kraft, e. hodges, s. robertson, d. beam, m. schmid, p. icardo, n. malgesini, b. linderfelt. not pictured: p. schmid, t. vergon, m. a time to raise rackets malgesini, and h. regalia. baseball this year's baseball team finished third in league competition, coach antinetti always does a fine job with his players, members are: r. patterson, d. dark, j. pardiso, 1. barker, d. persson, j. schoettgen, s. smyth, r. torgusen, r. neri, d. artzer, j. whitehead, t. burns, d. spinetto, r. hoover and m. hagey.