Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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|0 ' S BASKETBALL 10 ' S BASKETBALL TEAM— Back ROW (L. TO R. ) STAN FITZGERALD, JOHN SUOMAN. FIRST ROW: BICKY GOSS, J ERE WATSON, MIKE MAHONEY. Bob Brady, Ron paroim ' S 20 b BASKETBALL 20 s Basketball team— back row (u to r. ): bob rosacer, Ed DROTLEFF, MIKE SIMON, JOHN PAIGE, BOB FARINA, DON kroeck. Front row: dee Ball, Gary wetzel. Austin Parlette, Paul Ryan, David sears, vernon ncllis. 30 S BASKETBALL jo ' s basketball team— back row (l. to r.): jimurebaugh, bill Coy. cldon Focht, Jerry Herman, mr. campagnolo, bob R«AGER%AVE MAY. JOHN SUOMAN J IM VI DELE .GERRY ' MOLTKE. front row: dan grener, dee Ball, Don kroeck, Paul Elmer, DAN SILVA, MIKE SIMON, JOHN FRY, PAUL RYAN.

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BOYS BOARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL ohairkan: Don Andrews Under the able direction of Coaches Bob Lightcap and Jim Coffis, the fledgling foot- ballers took to the field and displayed plenty of spirit to start off the initial athletic year. Making up for inexperience with enthusiasm, the Highlanders suffered setbacks in the scoring column, but they never let opponents forget they had been in a hard-fought game. Soon after the opening of the season, the 10 ' s and 20 ' s basketball teams organ- ized and got going under Coaches Ted Cam- pagnola and Jerry Einarsson. These teams also had difficulty tasting vistory, but showed spark on the hard boards. Wrestling, under Coaches Gotthold and Zucca, gave some muscle men a chance to perform. There were several outstanding stars, among them An- drews, Vella, Bartlett, and Rockholt. Frosh-soph basketball took to the floor and displayed teamwork and potentialities, although once again the win column was hard to crack. Gymnastics, swimming, track, and finally baseball arrived as the weather warmed. In these sports, victory was tasted more than once. Cof f is ' baseball team was particularly strong, and Arnot f s track men, many of whom had done well in fall cross country, warmed the cinders in some remar- kable performances. BOYS ' BOARD OF ATHLETIC CONTROL— BACK ROW (L. TO R. ): DON ANDREWS, BLEEKER COOKE, MIKE SIPON, VERNON BROWN, Tlip of the Coin at Carlmont ' s first football came layeo October l, 1952 against Palo alto.

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jLlHtlfttfr 22 3 3 TP { JL 1 i. »► 4. A 4. v. , i ,. X. FuOTBALL Tl M..BaCK ROW (L. TO R. )l RAWSON, RuTHERDALE, MESSER8MITH. COOKE, SEVISON. STUART. MINES , FARINA, PARLETTE. Brown. Andrews, cooper, mathes, dipaola, l. vicele, kerriqan. second row: mr. corris. Coburn, mcmillan, Perkins, Cadbby, Day, helsel, Campbell, moltke, Mitchell, perkocha, may. silva, Valentine, winoham, vella, macDonough, mr. lightcap. First row: Laurie, Rockholt, Thomas, Bailey, Caruso, Grebaugh, J. Vioele, Focht, Fry, Schafer, wessell, Coy, Grener. football OPPONENTS 20 Palo Alto 20 San Mateo 40 Capuchino 25 Burlingame 13 So. San Francisco 13 Sequoia 45 Menlo-Atherton Captain: jim orftb ugh Captain: Eloon Focht L