Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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rhis spring you perience of moving i especially designed campus. But the sch beauty, was an empty student body and fac ality through your s traditions. Establi you ' ll find the vist your background of h to an expansion of y the community, the c have had the rare ex- nto a new high school to suit its beautiful ool, regardless of its shell until you, the ulty, gave it person- pirit, loyalty, and shed in your highlands a is inspiring. May igh school life lead our vistas to include ountry and the world. How appropriate that we should have VISTAS for our annual when we have such vantage points as high land position for for our new school, a two-year school in the beginning, a most enthusiastic and forward-looking staff, thoughtful and wise men setting policies for the schools in the district, and students filled with pioneer spirit. Is it any wonder that our outlook is optimistic, our attitude friend- ly, our interest in one another deep? May VISTAS mean this and mych more to the many fortunate students now at Carlmont and to those yet to come. C i. (Of superintendent of schools i PR I MCI PAL dean or girls i l -u -fy jLju Dean or Boys