Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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FIRST ROW: Mary Thuneniann, Lvnne Neumann, Evelyn Barkmann. SECOND ROW: Gail Neumann, Joel Gyllenskog, Cathy Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Thomas Marks, advisor, Carol Bull, Fred Palmer. Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanisli Club is lo promote the understand iiio of Spanish culture, l irected by ad isor I ' hoinas Marks and President Gail Neumann, the club exehanged tapes with schools in .Spanish -speaking ( ountric-s. Engineering The Engineering Club, under the lead- ership of advisor Carroll Jensen, is c om- prised of drafting students. The club functions to help the drafting student bec ome better ac c|uainted with c hanges in industry and prepare him for c ollege. FIRST ROW: Bill Sheppard, Richard Ambra, Ellen Fleis- sncr, Ken Turcotte, Nick Hyland, Roy Horn. SECOND ROW: Mike Bowline;, Don Strachan, Ken Torre, Lee Colby, J.-ick Winhall, John Matthews. THIRD ROW: Mike Spear, Wayne Oestreich, Barry Brandt, Neill Shipley, Craig Sten- sen, Chuck MacDonald, George Nickelson. FOURTH R()W: John Martin, Perry Vandcrhurst, Dave Hansen, Byron Lemmon, William Segarini, Martin McCann, Mike Pierce, Tom Larsen. 80

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L Mb Mil FIRST ROW: Stacey Smith, Carol McClain, Cheryl Mayfield, Barbara Katagiri, Valerie Coie, Claudia Carlson, Carole Westphal. SECOND ROW : Suzctte Johnston, Kathy Rea, Ruth Hayler, Nancy Cunningham, Dennis Martin, Jay Lipson, Richard Klingner (president), Ellen Wal- lace, Fran Sime. THIRD ROW: Joan Lamaysou, Nancy Eranosian, Judy Black, Nicola Taylor, Sharon Gaskcll, Penny Fast, Kathy Lynch, Holly Gruman, Carolyn Cast, Kathi Davis. FOURTH ROW: Geoff White, Hans Dankers, Joan Williams, Gail Retallick, Kerr y Ri der, Joel Gyllenskog, Arthur Hopgood, Tom CJarrato, Cathy Ziegler, Terry Pisenti. CSF The ineinljL ' is of the CaHloi nia Scholar- ship Federation again sponsored the all- iinpoitant College Day. Under advisor Robeit Titlow, the honorary club also went on its annual field trip in the spring, to which members of both semesters were invited. Block The goal of the Boys ' Block C is to encourage athletic activities and perform services for the school. Under the leader- ship of President Rich Harry and advisor Fred Mangini, the members of the club or- ganized the Homet oming parade, bought club jackets, and sponsored money-raising projects for a press box in the bleachers. FIRST ROW: Dave Walsh, Dennis Martin, Dave Keck, Grant Niles, Doug Roberts, Richard Klingner, Don Frost. SECOND ROW: Richard Harry, Tom Wake, Roger Royal, Hans Dankers, John Mills, Mike McCann, Rick Ames, Tay Malouf. THIRD ROW: Andy Sears, Tom White, Ned Sea- wcll, Steve Fong, Pat Savage, Mike Savage, Bruce Bachant, Bill Feeney. FOURTH ROW: Stan Stone, Tom Grimm, Jack Hunt, Jim Bettinger, Peter Nicolctti, Mike BlondcU, Don Gray, Martin McCann, Gary Larsen, John Griffith, Fred Olson, Dave Gray. 79

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Scotties Both parents and students appreciate Scotties. As a service organization ov girls. Scotties ser ed at dances, Back-to-School Night, Open House, Band-O-Rania. the Spring Concert, and school plays. Mrs. Evelyn Tresnon was faculty advisor. FIRST ROW: aleiie Coie, Claudia Carlson. SECOND ROW: Joan Lamaysou, Suzette Johnston, Ruth Samts. THIRD ROW: Sharon O ' Conner, Linda Hagaman, Liz Joacobs. Girls ' Block Under the supervision of Miss Inez Nagai, the Girls ' Block C served a dual purpose this year, acting also as the Girls ' Sports Board. The club managed to keep the student body well nourished by its monthly donut sales. The girls also spon- sored an Eighth Grade Sports Day to pro- mote new interest in the after-school sports program. FIRST ROW: Susan Warrick, Nancy Raynes, Liz Woolfson, Gail Gus- tafson, Carol McClain, Carla Dchne. SECOND ROW: Dolores Lar- will, Cynthia Brandt, Cathy Hoffman, JoAnne McClain. THIRD ROW: Joan Williams, Kerry Rider, Slieila Ellcna, Karen Nissen. 81