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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

Student Body pResident’s message A brief review of the spunk and enthusiasm shown in Summerville High’s 1963 student body is just one example of our progress. Never before have students shown such an in- terest in our student government and student activities; and never before have so many taken a strong hand in taking opportunities to give the student government more responsibility. Greater spirit and support of our athletics, in- cluding a championship football team is to the credit of the entire student body. Marge Baker Student Body President Our theme Our theme for the 1962-63 Pinecrest is Plato Tuolumneius. Plato is a very practical, intelligent, learned bear. In the true Athenian style, he is a bear of science and letters. Not to be overlooked however, he is in the prime of physical condition, as are the Spartans of his time. Plato can be a good example to every student at Tuolumne, as he combines all the good traits of the early Greeks, Athenian and Spartan. V • Chris and his Car. ”1 smoke Lindy pens! Yearbook, ecch! ! Who, Me? QlossARy fOR Anglo SAxon lost in QReece SenioR Citizens Citizens QAmes SenioRS junioRS-SophomoRes- pReshmen SpoRts Public notices AdveRtisements Solons Student Council noBles mR. BeAch rriR. miiieR BACChAnAllA A A wild yeARly feASt in honoR of K BACChus, Qod of Wine ,j V W v ; Ay X O' V •v t . . k y U 7 • v 5 yeARBOOk BdltORS As the 1962-63 school year draws to a close, we find that it has been basically the same as any other year. We've gone to classes and had fun in much the same way as any students in any high school in the nation. But, also, it has been a different year, for each person has learned something new, made new friends, and faced some new challenge in a different way. For the class of 1963 this is only a sample of the mixture of old and new experi- ences that they will encounter in the years to come. As co-editors of the 1963 Pinecrest we honor the seniors in this yearbook and hope that this annual will do its part in bringing back fond memories of this dedication The Staff dedicates the 1963 Pinecrest to a man who has dedicated his time to the stud- ents of Summerville High. Mr. Richard Shreve has been the Ski Club advisor since he came here six years ago and this year he was the B Basketball coach. In the minds of the students, Mr. Shreve is a first rate teacher—first with the students, Citizens xxiii MU yZ' s -Z 0ix iy at'rfy ' r- jfiu'SS ' £ ysss y 1. wSjTM • - ,«AA ''a ' „„,-y t fS ” „■.■ • ■ ; M Always to excel and to Be supeciOR to otheRS. - - homeR ciXw - j V V- kA xaSJ SemoR Citizens STERLING MIRI ANDERSEN 'Sterling'' Known for: being good at everything. Band 1,2,3; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Block T 1,2, 3,4; CSF 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2, 3,4. ROY ARMSTRONG Roy'' Known for: being a flirt. Block T 2,3,4; Prom. Comm. 3. Cought in the act MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ron Thalman and Elva Benton JOAN MARIE BAILEY Joanie Known for: her black hair. Chorus 3. MARJORIE L. BAKER Marge Known for: Being busy. Band 1,2,3; Pres. 3; Student Coun- cil 2,3,4; Pres. 4; Chipmunk Staff 2,3,4; Pinecrest Ed. 4. VERNON BAILEY Vern Known for: His good man- ners. Chorus 4; Block T 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Base- ball 1. CAROL BARNETT Carol Known for: her quietness. Chorus 4; FHA 4; Ski Club 4. This is talent? MOST TALENTED Lloyd Davis and Ellen Richmond KENNETH P. BLISS ‘Ken Known for: having a good personality. Block T 4; Ski Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1. JOE BONDS Joe Known for: his good looks. Block T 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Prom Comm. 3; Football 1, 2.3,4.' MARILYN JANET BOYER Marilyn Known for: being a flirt. Chorus 2; GAA 2; Ski Club 3,4; Mascot 3,4. ELVA L. BENTON '’Elva Known for: her beautiful hair. Student Council 4; FHA 3,4; CSF 2,3; Honor Roll 2,3; Homecoming Princess 3. BONNIE M. BURREY Bonnie Known for.- her athletic ability. Chorus 3; Mask and Gavel 3,4. ROBIN LEE BIRD Robin Known for: her nice clothes. Student Council 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 3; Chipmunk Staff 3; Pinecrest 3. 13 LORNA CURRENCE Lorna Known for: her dark hair and eyes. Ski Club 4; FHA 4; Chipmunk Staff 4. Known 2,3,4. A LLOYD DAVIS ■Lloyd'' for: his smile. Band Duh MOST INTELLIGENT Kristin Taylor and Richard Wise LARRY FRANCK Larry” Known for: being quiet and tall. Basketball 4; Track 4. SHARON M. HENDRICKS Sharon Known for.- being shy. Chorus 3. ALLEN L. FULKERSON Allen Known for: The way he walks. Block T 2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Track 2,3,4. RACHEL C. HITCH Rach Known for: Her fabulous per- sonality. Class Officer 1,3,4; Chipmunk Staff 3,4; Pinecrest Buss. Mgr. 4; Songleader 2,3. I don't know about this.” BEST DRESSED Robin Bird and Richard Trevena PATRICIA JOAN LANCASTER Pat” Known for: being a flirt. Stu- dent Council 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Known for: being engaged. Student Council 2. JoANN MARIE MIER JoAnn Known for: being small. GAA 1,3; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 3,- Chipmunk Staff 3. THOMAS CHESTER HOWELL Tom” Known for: his dark eyes. Block T 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. PETER MOSSMANN Pete” Known for: his friendliness. Student Council 4; Ski Club 4; Football 4; Chipmunk Staff 4; Foreign Exchange Student. 4. RUBIE EDRA INGALLS Rubie” Known for: Her giggle and her many boyfriends. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2. JUDY ANN NEIL Judy Known for: her quietness. Chorus 3,4; Student Council 3; GAA 1,2,3; Mask and Gavel 3. ELLEN R. RICHMOND Ellen Known for: Her giggle and sneeze. Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. Cheers! BEST ALL AROUND Sterling Andersen and Marge Baker FRED E. PARKER Fred Known for-. Sitting in the Europa with Joe. Football 1, 2,3,4. CHRIS A. ROBINSON Chris” Known for: being a sharp dresser. Block T 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Los Amigos 3,4. EUYVONE L. HOBBS Vonnie Known for: Being Mrs. Hobbs. FHA 2,3,4. DAVID RILEY Dave Known for: being cool. Band 1,2. 16 KNUTE W. RODGERS Knute Known for: being bashful and a great athlete. Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4; Block T 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,3,4; Student Council 4. PATRICIA SHAVER “Pat' Known for: being quiet. Chor- us 3,4; GAA 3,4; FHA 3,4; Chipmunk Staff 3,4. Breath deep! FRIENDLIEST JoAnn Mier and Peter Mossmann GARY VIRGIL SPARKS Gary Known for: being a flirt and being funny. Chipmunk Staff 4, Sports Ed.; Basketball 4; Cheerleader 4; Tennis 4; CSF 4. JOHN T. SHAVER John Known for: his quietness. SHARON LYNN STEVENS Sharon Known for: being bashful. FHA 3,4; Winter Ball Princess 2. LYNDA L. RODGERS Lynda Known for: Being bashful. 17 KELLEY D. SHERLOCK •Kelly- Known for: being the an- nouncer in the assemblies. Speech and Drama 4. y, r j2—A - Oh no, not another one! WITTIEST Denise Wood and Gary Sparks LESLIE STOWERS Leslie- Known for: being dainty. Chipmunk Staff 4; Homecom- ing Princess 4. %3 JOYCE STACEY Joyce Known for: Getting along with Mr. Linderfelt. Band 4; Chorus 1,3,4; Mask and Gavel 4. RONALD JOHN THALMAN Ron Known for: getting good grades. Block T 1,2,3,4; CSF 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2; Chip- munk Staff 3. KRISTIN G. TAYLOR Kris- Known for: Her numerous jokes. GAA 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Honor Roll 2; Tennis 3,4. RICHARD F. TREVENA Rich- Known for: Being well dress- ed. Student Council 4; Ski Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Class Officer 4. 18 RICHARD WISE Rich Known for: his intelligence. Science Club 3,4; CSF 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. DENISE L. WOOD Woody Known for: her crazy sense of humor. Band 1,2,3,4; Band Librarian 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Chipmunk Editor 3; Pinecrest Editor 4. Ah, Shucks MOST BASHFUL Knute Rodgers and Sharon Stevens ■V DAVID WHEAT Dave Known for: his interest in sci- ence and math. Science Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3,4. ALAN L. WESTFALL Al Known for: his fiery red hair. Block T 1.2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4. 19 Who’s the cute one in the middle? BEST PERSONALITY Rachel Hitch and Ken Bliss Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. BEST LOOKING Joe Bonds and Leslie Stowers Push, Bonnie! MOST ATHLETIC Bonnie Burrey and Jim Neri 20 Left to right: Richard Wise, Lynda Rodgers, Sharron Hendricks, JoAnn Mier, Leslie Stowers, Ken Bliss. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Rachel Hitch—Pres. JoAnn Mier—Sec. Knute Rodgers—V.P. Leslie Stowers—Treas. Richard Trevena—Boys' S.C. Rep. Robin Bird—Historian ADVISORS Mr. H. Recek Mrs. G. Bayer Mr. L. Voorhees 21 Left to right: Peter Mossmann, Judy Neil, Lloyd Davis, Knute Rodgers, Denise Wood, Rachel Hitch, Kelly Sherlock, Rubie Ingalls, Robin Bird. Gary Sparks, Sterling Andersen, Marilyn Boyer, Pat Shaver, Marge Baker, John Shaver, Elva Benton, Carol Barnett, Joyce Stacy, Ken Bliss, Vernon Bailey, Ron Thalman. Row 1: R. Carter, J. Boberg, P. Boone, L. Cullers. Row 2: B. Davis, C. Baker, S. Elkins. Row 3: S. Bonds, S. Chapin, H. Elkins, G. Bliss. Row 1: P. Hodge, D. Hansen, F. Evans, D. Gilles. Row 2: C. Kemp. L. Gurney, D. Gilles. Row 3: D. Harder, B. Fergon, R. Jannusch, E. Husband. 24 Row 1: R. Oliver, B. Light, K. Kuykendall, K. Payne. Row 2: A. Paso, J. Nilan, S. Oliver, D. Kornmann, V. Laving, larston, G. Patterson, D. Lechtaler, E. Loos. ______ C| OJj- , oJYJr t Row 1: S. Ronten, C. Trevena, M. Wyhlidko, J. Tesreau, B. Poth. Row 2: H. Thomason, G. Sylwester, H. Rice, J. Walters. Row 3: J. Ponder, M. Recek, R. Ray, D. Ronten. 25 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. The officers sneak out behind the advisor s backs: David Gilles—S.C. Rep.; Dolores Hansen—S.C. Rep.; Kim Payne—Pres.; Carol Baker—V. Pres.; Sandra Ronten—Sec. SPONSORS: Mr. Dosier, Mrs. Russell, Mr. Shreve. Row 1: B. Neri, D. Rodriguez, R. Myers, J. Mier, L. McKinzie. Row 2: L. Rice, L. Robbins, J. Miller, M. Mills, D. Marston, M. Pierce. Row 3: D. Olson, J. Meissen, B. Roberson, B. Roberson, G. Owings. Row 1: P. Skinner, S. Tracy, A. Spinetto, L. Schupp. Row 2: D. Stock, D. Wise, A. Stokes, J. Whitfield, L. Wilson. Row 3: L. Zabel, W. Tune, D. Southwell, M. Smith, M. Taylor. 28 Row 1: N. Bostrom, L Cole, D. Carr, L. Collins, M. Detherage. Row 2: G. Bravo, H. Benning, M. Deadrich, N. Babczak. Row 3: Ellis, R. Dungan, B. Artzer, C. Brady, F. De Coster. Row 1: T. Markusen, S. Brose, D. Lancaster, L. Lenert, S. Hightower. Row 2: J. Hanson, J. Hugel, C. Johnson, G. Knight, M. Gurney, R. Holub Row 3: D. Johnson, J. Friary, M. Jacobs, G. Ingalls, E. Isley, B. Magwood Sophomoce OfpceRS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Rod Dungan, sec.; Pat Skinner, Brady, treas.; Wayne Tune, sgt. at arms. SPONSORS: Mr. J. Billett (not pictured). 2Q 'Lollipop. Ecch! Some of these accents! Hi! o ppeshman Citizens j c 2- f j. lkf[ 4 r X 1 jU i1 no man can eveR end with Being supeRiOR who will not Begin with Being inpeRioR. - - Roman ppoveRB 31 Row 1: M. Hightower, T. Hilliord, C. Holub, M. Hillier, L. Kuykendall. Row 2: J. Kerr, B. King, C. Jannusch, R. Fuller. Row 3: G. Isley, P. Kemp, J. Handy, L Hansen, K. Ingalls. Row 1: D. Rhorer, J. Pierce, M. Paso, S. Malloy. Row 2: S. Partain, B. Thomason, M. Lockhart, P. Landes, D. Shewmake. Row 3: J. Markum, F. Scholz, M. McCarn, J. Poston, B. Bonds. 32 Row 1: P. Bunting, L. Elkins, R. Collins, R. Feriani. Row 2: C. Dungan, R. Fitzgerald, J. Finney, S. Conley. Row 3: T. Flores, G. Egger, S. Fickel, A. Congelosi. Row 1: R. Boberg, C. Benton, J. Bailey, R. Benton. Row 2: C. Armstrong. C. Bruning. B. Baker, J. Bassett. Row 3: R. Brady, S. Anderson, T. Bell, M. Andersen. 33 Left to right: M. Whyte. P. Wilson, C. Storey, L. Vento, M. Stephens. Row 2: T. Sloght, M. Stroup, R. Sanders, R. Walters. Row 3: H. Wagner, D. Wingo, B. Stowers, S. Taylor. things which arc not op value singly ARe usepul collectively. - - Ovid WORK) AffaiRS CLub Left to right: H. Elkins, D. Stock, S. Tracy, B. Roberson, b. Ronten, o. Magwood, M. Jacobs. Row 2: S. Groves, L. McKinzie, P. Hutchison, D. Hansen, W. C. Linderfelt, J. Miller, N. Tune, M. Baker, S. Chapin, M. Whyte, M. Gurney, M. Deadrich, S. Oliver, A. Stokes. Don't you get it Pete? Then I told the customs official. . . . Time out for lunchl The World Affairs Club's Inter- national Day. A.F.S. students at- tending were: Peter Mossman— Germany, Besim Tibukoglu—Tur- key. Christine Dufour—France, Stella Osmou—Greece, Gladys Estepa—Colombia, Britta Jorgen- sen—Denmark, Elisbeth Sonstabo —Norway, Max Aguera—Negrete Chile. Gary Jacob—Germany, Sa- lim Amin Saleh—Indonesia, Tom Vennesland—Norway, Felly Ortiz —Philippines, Dunda Haroldstod- der—Iceland, Shripad Deo—India. In order to have peace, we must learn to work and live together, then and only then will we have PEACE. (American Field Service motto.) CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: P. Wilson, T. Bell, Frosh; M. Dead- rich, D. Southwell, Soph; D. Gilles, D. Hansen, Jrs; P. Mossmann, P. Lancaster, R. Trevena, Srs. CLUB REPRESENTATIVES: D. Wise, Science Club; K. Rodgers, Block T; D. Davis, Band; H. Elkins, Chipmunk; G. Sparks, Pep Club; L. Rice, F.H.A.; D. Carr, G.A.A.; F. Scholz, Chorus; D. Wood, Pinecrest. Row I . I. Davis, L. Robbins, R. Collins, L. Kuykendall, E. Richmond, A. Douglas, J. Stacey, P. Wilson, K. Ingalls, M. Jacobs. Row 2: D. Wood, J. Boberg, J. Clement, P. Hitchison, S. Recek, D. Stock, S. Thalman, S. Tracy, J. Bailey. R. Benton, S. Partain, M. Paso. Row 3: G. Egger, J. Finney, S. Taylor, K. Kuykendall, H. Rice, A. Cbngelosi, P. Hilliard, H. Benning, D. Hansen, L. McKinzie, B. Magwood, C. Baker. D. Wise, L. Rice, B. Davis, J. Blair, Director, Mr. Crawford, Drum Major, Sandra Ronten. OfficeRS Row 1: C. Baker, Uniform Mgr.; B. Davis, Student Council Rep.; D. Wood, Librarian; L. Davis, Equipment Mgr. Row 2: L. Robbins, Treasurer; S. Tracy, Secre- tary; D. Hansen, President; S. Ronten, Drum Major,- H. Rice, Drill Master. ChORUS Pres. E. Husband; V. Pres. V. Bail Hendricks; Accompanist, C. Barnett. Back Row, left to right: F. Scholz, S.C. Rep.; R. Ingalls, Equip. Mgr.; M. Hightower, Equip, Mgr.; L. Cole, Lib.; Judy Niel, Lib. Left to right: V. Loving, V. Bailey, C. Barnett, M. Stroup, R. Ingalls, F. Scholtz, C. Pena, J. Stacy, D. Hendricks, R. Oliver, J. Niel, J. Bassette, M. Carter, M. Hightower, L. Cole, J. Bailey, S. Hendricks. 39 Block “t” Row 1 : D. Rodriques, S. Taylor, R. Sanders, B. Roberson, T. Flores, J. Handy, S. Andersen, J. Bonds, K. Bliss, M. Smith, B. Fergon, K. Payne. Row 2: T. Howell, T. Slaght, A. Fulkerson, M. Pierce, L. Hansen, B. Poth, E. Elkins, J. Howell, D. Wingo, P. Mossman, G. Ingalls, R. Dungan, L. Zabel, M. Detherage, D. Southwell, D. Gillis, H. Wagner, M. Jacobs, M. Recek. 40 QirIs Athletic Association Row 1: M. Whyte, T. Hilliard, D. Shewmake, M. Stephens, C. Bruning, C. Jannusch, G. Isley, J. Poston, A. Congelosi, C. Dungan, R. Brady, K. Ingalls, J. Kerr, M. Paso, S. Partain, L. Elkins. Row 2: L. Rice, L. McKinzie, N. Bostrom, H. Benning, M. Deadrich, J. Hugel, S. Tracy, S. Ronten, D. Carr, C. Baker. Row 3: C. Brady, J. Friary, P. Skinner, M. Baker, P. Boone, S. Recek, P. Lancaster, R. Bird, E. Rich- mond, K. Taylor, D. Wood, R. Hitch, Mrs. Russell, Advisor. 41 pep CIub The Pep Club, formed this year, was present at the Calaveras basketball tournament and cheered our teams to victory in all sports. Although we have no picture for this highly spirited organization, we feel that it de- serves much credit for it's attempt to or- ganize school spirit. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Hoyt Elkins, president; Gary Sparks, S.C. Rep.; Sue Chapin, vice president; Pricilla Landes, secretary. Ski CIub This year Summerville High School had a very unusual Ski Club. It never went skiing. However, this was not the fault of the club. Because of the fact that there was no snow, the members didn't have a chance. Even until the closure of Dodge Ridge the mem- bers hoped for snow—in vain! 42 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB—Left to right: B. Roberson, H. Rice, R. Myers. C. Robinson. Row 2: Mrs. A. Billett, S. Recek, K. Payne, M. Taylor, Mr. Maionchi. Row 3: M. Stephens, K. Kuykendall, B. Light, J. Kerr. Row 4: M. Whyte. L. Gurney, P. Mossmann, K. Taylor, F. Evans. Winners at the Language Club Dance—Donna Carr and Dave Marston (left), Jan Blair (top right), 43 c A I I f 0 R n 1 A S f c e h 6 0 e 1 R A A R t S I h O First Semester: Row 1: M. Recek, S.C. Rep.; D. Hansen, sec-treas.; R. Thalman, pres.; G. Sparks, v. pres. Row 2: M. Whyte, G. Bravo, L. Cullers, P. Wilson, R. Boberg. Row 3: R. Dungan, R. Wise, G. Egger, l n M. Anderson, M. Gurney. Not shown: P. Hutchison and sponsor, Mr. Roy Tallmon. Life members: Ron Thalman Richard Wise Left to right: G. Sparks, R. Wise, D. Wheat. Row 2: E. Loos, D. Stock, D. Wise, and Mr. L. L. Voorhees. Gary Sparks Science truth L. Stowers, M. Boyer, T. Hilliard, M. Lock- hart, C. Dungan. mask Q veL --- X v ,W 'FbVX'X Mn 0 fe X A 1 £ o oSL _ quill SCROll 45 Row 1: S. Chapin, D. Wood, H. Elkins, M. Baker, L. Elkins. Row 2: P. Shaver, E. Benton, R. Bird, P. Lancaster, L. Stowers, R. Hitch. Row 3: P. Mossmann, G. Sparks, M. Jacobs. yeaRBook Staff Co-Editors: Denise Wood, Marge Baker Photographer: Montie Taylor Ad Salesmen: Susan Chapin, Elva Benton, Sandra Ronten, Gary Sparks. Business Manager: Rachel Hitch, left. 46 Center Typist: Elva Benton Reporter: Peter Mossmann Sports Ed.: Gary Sparks Reporter: Sue Chapin Reporter: Pat Shaver Reporter: Leslie Stowers ReDorter: Rachel Hitch mam ScRiptus - 3. - Z4 ?-nsC ? | K_ CtsC c yc. o . - . £Ag? lP 0 o? ?7 o-tscY C C ? jb cs f £X rth-tsCs’ U-CLtf £Z 2 .'- LoP S £ J d-tzcs-pc. -A:, cHZi CA t Lf dd( Girls—sight 6 C J£. ' ■' -{.—' TZ' S s 2 - - ' s 7 j y?z Zs ZL ?? o 2 ? r - 3. y . Xs?fC d +. JJL ' . r j8 o 48 CA iez A Z pcLc C p A ) Activities AmeRican field SeRvice My stay at Summerville was the most wonderful experi- ence I ever had. As a member of the Student Body I learned not only by theory and my own thoughts like I did before my stay in America, but through life and experience that most people all over the world are the same. Soon I will leave to go to Germany, my Germany which I love. I will return much richer in knowledge than I was when I arrived. The teachers, the students, and the townpeople, and especially my American parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cromwell, and my brothers, Roger and Ronald, were every minute so friendly and helpful. Your hospitality was without equal. I will never forget you and all that you have done for me. Thank you so much! Good Bye! Auf Wiedersehen! peteR iTlossnunn niARge BakeR AFS is the beginping of world understanding through working and living together. My being an American Exchange Student to The Netherlands this past summer is and always will be a very important experience in my life. As a member of the Dirk De Vries family in Nieuwe Horne, Freisland, I became very close to my Dutch family and proud of the Dutch people by knowing them and understanding their customs and their country. This made me moie aware of the old American spirit of our forefathers who fought for the freedom of our country, AMERICA, let us always be reminded of your heritage for a stronger and better America. Through my experience I have a very definite spur of interest in understanding people and relations, not only local, but state, national and international. homecoming queen pmncesses homecoming queen Rachel hitch Seniop PRincess Leslie StoweRS jumoR pRincess ITlaRgaRet WyhliOko SophomoRe PRincess Ponna CaRR pReshman PRincess BaRBaRa king The gang at lunch in the cafeteria. Gee, I didn't know that! intecnationAl Cuy peBRiupy 1, 1963 Guess which one uses Crest! Helping out . . . Gobble gobble . . . 54 Look, up in the sky! Superman! What's this? Protein!!! anyone WILSON! funeral home Oh, look! A 1914 Turnback Creek swimming trophy!!! Senior Old Folks Home. Hair today, gone tomor- row!” % . w So! Hernando’s Hideaway. Some days I hate kids. 55 Aaaaaaaah! AFTER OOR DeadIine (so ___ J TH KWNUsS 'show ft KMV- ____ ©. ,0 L(Mov 77t?v Yea Seniors! Ah—no assembly?? 1-2-3 Kick. How do you get this off . . . It’s your turn coach . . . an6 so on AssemBlies Rallies Ready Aim Gee Whiz—fellows! The Mississippians. Mary had a little lamb . . . Oh, Santa. Please. No, we ll have Friskies tonight. ChecRlea6eRS LAURA CULLERS MARGARET WYHLIDKO mascots JAN BLAIR MARILYN BOYER ANETTE SPINETTO NADINE BOSTROM SonqleaOeRS GAIL BRAVO JAN NILAN JAN FRIARY CHARLEEN JOHNSON VARSIty foOtBAll S. Andersen R. Armstrong V. Bailey K. Bliss J. Bonds RG LH C RT LE All League Senior Senior Senior Senior G, LB P. Bunting LG Senior T. Howell LE Senior P. Mossman RG AFS Student Senior J. Neri LH Scoring 86 points K. Rodgers LT All League T K. Sherlock RH Senior F. Parker LE Senior R. Thalman RH Senior 64 A. Westfall RG Senior All League S. Elkins FB E. Husband R. Jannusch RE C Junior Junior C. Kemp LE Junior R. Oliver FB Junior A. Fulkerson Senior M. Mills RE Sophomore M.L.L. All League Players: A. Westfall, K. Rodgers, S. Elkins, S. Andersen, R. Poth, M. Reeck. D. Lechtaler V. Loving B. Marston A. Paso G. Patterson K. Payne J. Ponder LG LT FB RH LT LH RT Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior Junior B. Poth R. Ray M. Recek J. Secora C RT QB QB All League C Junior All League QB Junior G. Ingalls R. Myers B. Neri RE RG QB Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore 65 The Bears carry Coach Dub Doshier off Ellis Field after final gun of Home- coming Game which led to an undefeated season and the 1963 Mother Lode League Championship! Summerville 19 Summerville 19 Summerville 13 Bret Harte 0 Summerville 13 Calaveras 13 Mariposa 0 Preston 7 Salesian 0 Summerville 25 Summerville 25 Summerville 7 Amador 6 Summerville 31 Jackson 13 (Homecoming) Seasons ScoRes Mariposa w 14-0 Sonora Frosh w 24-19 Sonora Frosh I 19-0 Bret Harte w 25-0 Calaveras w 27-7 Amador I 0-20 Jackson t 12-12 League games l.V. CoOtBAll Row 1: B. Artzer, T. Slaght, M. Smith, T. Bell, D. Wingo, J. Handy, T. Flores, R. Dungan, R. Sanders. Royv 2: R. Feriani, L. Hansen, J. Howell, W. Tune, B. Bonds. Row 3: R. Fitzgerald, M. McCarn, S. Fickel, D. Rodriques, H. Wagner, M. Pierce, R. Fuller, P. Bunting, L Schupp, M. Hightower. Row 4: C. Armstrong, R. Boberg, S. Taylor, L.Zabel, B. Roberson, A. Stowers, J. Bettanini, L. Kuykendali, D. Hendrichs, coach Alvin Hobby. Not Pictured: assistant coach James Sells. 67 VaRsity BASketB Ll Top picture, left to right: B. Roberson, K. Rodgers, M. Recek, B. Marston, D. Southwell, S. Andersen, R. Thalman, S. Elkins. Row 2: Coach A. Hobby, M. McCarn, M. Smith, G. Sparks, A. Stowers, G. Patterson, D. Wingo, T. Flores, D. Gillis, B. Poth. THE STARTING LINEUP FOR THE 1962-63 BASKETBALL SEASON Left to right: Knute Rodgers, senior; Sterling Andersen, senior; Mike Recek, junior. Row 2: Sam Elkins, junior; Dan Southwell, sophomore,- Ron Thalman, senior; Bill Marston, junior. V RSity Scopes Mariposa 42-20 Sonora 51-53 Ripon Christian 42-33 Colfax 37-27 Sonora 25-31 Amador 26-23 Summerville's Bears placed Jackson lone 48-47 35-33 second in Mother League. Lode Bret Harte 36-35 Summerville's Bears fourth in Mother placed Lode Calaveras 40-32 League Tourney. Amador 35-46 Jackson 38-50 Bret Harte 35-48 lone 40-21 Calaveras 45-39 League games. DOWN AROUND 69 Top row (left to right): D. Lancaster, M. Detherage, R. Feriani, J. Boberg, L. Schupp, T. Slaght, B. Neri, L. Zabel, L. Hansen, G. Egger, L. Robbins, Coach D. Shreve. Bottom row: M. Jacobs, G. Ingalls, B. Artzer, J. Handy, H. Wagner, T. Bell, D. Marston, D. Johnson, R. Dungan. BasketBAll Snaps Left to right: M. Smith, B. Artzer, R. Dungon, R. Boberg, G, Patterson, K. Rodgers, D, Wheat. Row 2: B. Center, D. Lechtaler, M. Recek, S. Andersen, B. Poth, S. Elkins, A. Stowers. BASeBALL 1963 Schedule Sonora Mar. 19 There Amador Apr. 5 There Jackson Apr. 16 There Bret Harte Apr. 19 There lone Apr. 23 Here Calaveras Apr. 26 Here Amador Apr. 30 Here Sonora May 2 Here Jackson May 3 Here Bret Harte May 7 Here lone May 14 There Calaveras May 17 There Coach Doshier gives some pointers to two of his top batters, Sterling Andersen, and Knute Rodgers. 71 Thalman, holds school and league records in the 880. 1963 tRACk Left to right: D. Lancaster, P. Bunting, R. Collins, C. Benton, L. Kuykendall, D. Hendricks, M. Pierce, K. Payne. Row 2: R. Fuller, R. Oliver, R. Sanders, J. Howell, J. Bettanini, R. Carter, B. Bonds, D. Marston, R. Walters. Row 3: P. Pena, B. Marston, B. Fergon, R. Jannusch, J. Bonds, R. Thalman, P. Mossman, A. Fulkerson. Coach A. Hobby not shown. Fulkerson, holds school rec- ord in 220. Left to right: M. Jacobs, C. Robinson, B. Magwood, A. Paso, D. Gillis. Row 2: R. Ray, R. Hitch, K. Taylor, M. Gurney, S. Recek, and G. Sparks. Not pictured, coach Dick Shreve. 72 1963 tRACk youth is BRouqht into suBjection By Reasoning, not By foRce. - - puBlilus SyRus noBies 73 Boar6 of tRustees Left to right: Mrs. Ann Marston, Mrs. Glada Spinetto, Mr. A. O. Eckstein, Mr. Russell Peters. Mr. John Wise. THE BAND ROOM One of the problems of the Board of Trustees is the crowded conditions at Summerville. Part of the problems was solved with the addition of the new band room. The band room was com- pleted in early December of 1962 at a total cost of $14,800. pmncipAl Barry B. Beach Today, every student has an equal opportunity to learn and excel within the limits of his own capabilities. The burden is always on the individual student to apply himself. How much anyone excels will be in direct proportion to the effort he or she had'put forth. Congratulations to the Pinecrest Staff on a job well done. Vice PRincipal RichARfc X milleR time is the gpeat teachep - - AeschyLus r faculty 76 Mr. Dick Andre “Cheese Mr. Bill Crawford COUNT, drums! 1“ Mr. William Dosier And then the Halfback . . . Mr. James Gard This is art? Mr. Bob Linderfelt Ha Ha, You got an F Billett Caramba! Mrs. Gwen Bayer It's transparent cloth Mr. Joseph Miaonchi No, That's Italian Mrs. Pot Russell Look at that ball go!” Mr. Howard Recek The quick brown fox . . Mr Ray Tallmon “Therefore . . . Mr. Les Voorhees “Get to work!!” Mr. Alvin Hobby Let s run to the flume.” 78 Mr. James Sells “This is an engine?” Mr. Richard Shreve ”1 wish I was skiing.” — 79 TYPING I Behind the Scenes “Always busy ’ these people are so often underrated for the fabulous jobs they do to keep our school running smoothly. Assistant cook—Mrs. Mary Roberts, sub- stituting for Mrs. Linda Cordrey. Custodian—Mr. Ashton Bigelow. Head custodian and bus driver — Mr. Tom Carr. Bus driver—Mrs. Pauline Howard. Custodian and bus driver—Mr. Slim Husband. Bus driver—Mr. Ron Parker. 81 Only 40, officer, Hon est I I I For over a year. Why?' Think I should pass? Friends, Romans, Country men!! Then the mamma bear said to the pappa bear . . Extra-curricular activities Songleader Andre 82 pi Lic ndti S' '' E tRt PlfiTo’s “PLrc r j, ? 7k r?p6CnL,iE S V in Phelpd 'araPo with a cetitAin Arrtount of [W ARt All thAt ypdf SAy or Po. ■P Gr«pes Colosseum ’m-mrsj ET US COTER To «-jooft. OR a|’ 83 Covcr’s AppLe Ranch WE SELL APPLES AND PEARS. Route 4 Box 415 Tuolumne, California Phone 928-4689 Save at the TUOLUMNE DRUG STORE—Hall D. Hall. Tuolumne, California, Phone 928-3175. Knute and Tom, PUBLIC FOOD MARKET, 213 Bay St., Tuolumne, California, Phone 928-4231. NELSON'S Home-Made Candies Gold Rush Candy ColumBU Candy kitchen Pure as Gold Columbia, Tuolumne County, California Phone JE 2-7886 Rachel at the Ml WUK MOTOR LODGE, Mi Wuk Village, California. 84 Ken and Judy in KNOX'S. 146 S. Washington, Sonora. Dave in THE OPERA HALL GARAGE. 258 S. Washington, Sonora. Robin and Judy in JOY’S DRESS SHOP. 173 S. Washington, Sonora. Denise and Lloyd in SONORA FLORIST. _____35 S. Washington, Sonora._____ Dave and Leslie in HEUTON MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Box 182, Sonora. Elva in SONORA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL. Sonora. 85 Elva and Carol at TRAV’S BOOTERY Sonora Inn Building, Sonora Ken and Alan at DAVIS MOTORS. Cadillac-Oldsmobile, 208 Wash., Sonora. Lloyd in MUNDORF’S. 71 S. Washington, Sonora. 86 Rachel Hitch Senior Portraits at HALES AND SYMONS. 730 S. Washington, Sonora. Photography House SONORA COMPLIMENTS PICKERING LUMBERING CORPORATION Mills at Standard and Tuolumne, California Manufacturers of SUGAR PINE PONDEROSA PINE WHITE FIR INCENSE CEDAR GOLD PLY Salvage Logging — Burned Area West Side Division PICKERING LUMBER CORPORATION Tuolumne, California Richard at the TUOLUMNE TELEPHONE CO. Joann and Rachel at SIERRA LAUNDERERS CLEANERS. 407 N. Washington, Sonora. V tEl’U _ IK v, UPTOWN THEATER. 510 Pine St., Tuolumne. CUCKLER BUILDING CENTER OF SONORA. Rt. 3, Box 39, Sonora. Ken Kessel Sales Representative. R. D. LEONARD AND SONS Plumbing, Heating Sheet Metal Box 771 Sonora JE 2-4450 11 S. Washington, Sonora. Elva and Denise in the SONORA VARIETY STORE (UPPER DIME). 88 63 S. Washington, Sonora. Owner, Mr. Westfall in the PENNY SAVER MARKET, Twain Harte. Your graduation now— Your wedding in the future. In color by ANDRE PHOTOS AND NEWS 39 N. Green, Sonora JE 2-4460 BEAR sVnvicc Jerry, Lloyd and Kelly at MR. DAVIS’ G H WHEEL ALIGNING. Sonora. DIAMOND JIM’S IN Mi-Wuk. 108 Mono Pines, Sonora. JU 6-3561 89 WILSON! funeral home rffv Long Barn Lodge Long Barn, Calif. Ellen, Kristin— Terzich-Wilson Funeral Home Save Mart Sonora-Twain Harte Friendly prices you like to see! Rachel and Ellen at CALVERT’S 87 S. Washington Sterling and Knute — Tuolumne Super Market, Tuolumne, California. DEADRICH REAL ESTATE — Insurance for every need. Twain Harte, California. 90 It pays to Advectise in the pinecpest Buy Kelly Cars Marge and Robin at CENTRAL MOTORS Sonora, California 91 Elva, Robin, Rachel, JoAnn at J. S. WEST HEAT- ING, APPLIANCES. Free Estimates. FAITH, FREEDOM, and FAMILY THE FROSTOP, 750 Carter Street Tuolumne, California JUNO LUMBER COMPANY. Lumber is our mid- dle name. Twain Harte, California. Robin, Richard at BURK’S “Red Goose” SHOES, 93 South Washington, Sonora, Calif. J. C. PENNEY OLIVER HARDWARE SPROUSE REITZ MACBETH'S HOME FURNISHING PITT'S STUDIO LAWRENCE L. HODGE LAUNDER LITE SUMMERVILLE UNION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL THE PRINCESS SHOPPE FOSTER'S OLD FASHIONED FREEZE VERNON H. MAGNEY A W ROOT BEER MARK'S CLEANERS URBAN HALLIDAY GIL AND DOROTHY'S CLOTHING STORE JERRY'S SERVICE STATION BoosteRS SULLIVAN CREEK RESTAURANT FUN RIDGE LODGE TWAIN HARTE PHARMACY SIERRA BELLE BAKERY MEXICAN JOE S CAFE VI'S SIERRA SUNDRIES PINECREST LODGE SLIDE INN CAFE WENZEL'S MEN'S WEAR BILL CURNOW STAN'S BARGAIN BARN R. THOMPSON M.D. AND G. RICHARDSON M!D. CLEO S BEAUTY SHOP BELL'S TRAVEL SERVICE MERRIHEW'S AUTO PARTS SONORA ASBESTOS CO. SONORA BUSINESS ASSOCIATES A See that little screw in there? Well THE man!!! Just among us girls, I think Gillette Blue Blades are best. Smile! You're on Candid Camera! Hmmm. I wonder—does she, or doesn't she? I use Tide! Ummmm. Finger licken' good! See anything you like? I’ll tell my Mommy on TRAPPED!!! Oh, I'm so embarrassed! Oh Romeo, Romeo . . . you! Sigh! I go for older women. Dear Abby . . . ' $ % ? !()— Repent ye sinners! We've got to get rid of this stuff somehow! Gawrsh . . . finis THE PINECREST STAFF GIVES IT’S THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR- HELP WITH THE 1963 PINECREST: —To Pitt's Studio for film developing. —To Greg Knight for doing photography at the end of the deadline (the worst time). —To Sue Chapin for her help on the annual and the long hours that she put in on it. —To Mrs. Lloyda Baker and Mrs. Jerry Wood for putting up with Marge and Denise when they stayed up late to work on the yearbook. —To Mr. Andre for doing pictures and pro.ofs. —To Mr. Shreve for putting up with the yearbook people in study hall. (We sure fooled you, didn’t we?). —To the administration for their cooperation and especially to Mrs. Anberg. —To Mrs. Comacho for her great food, a yearbook staff travels on its stomach, too!!!). 96 «■ • 0