Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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PUBLICATIONS THIS YEAR THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF MARYCOLLIER, COM- MISSIONER OF PUBLICATIONS, HELPED TO COORDINATE THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CARL- MONITOR AND VISTAS. THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD PLANNED AN APRIL FOOL ' S DAYEDITION OF THE 1953-54 CARLMONITOR. SOME OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ALSO SERVED AS REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CARL- MONITOR AND VISTAS. THE ASSOCIATION WAS FORMED LAST YEAR WITH THE AID OF THE TEMPORARY BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT OF ALL PENINSULA SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS. COMMISSIONER MARY COLLIER P.S.P.A. PENINSULA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION— BACK ROW (L. TO R.): SUSAN STOCKBRIDGE, DANA LEVY, ROGER LEONTIE, MR. MELTZER, PETE KUEHL, ALEXIS VICTORS. FRONT ROwi CAROLYN DERENZO, SYLVIA FERNALD, MARYCOLLIER, ADELE TEZA, ELSA ERTRESVAAG, ADRIANE GOODWIN. ta PUBLICATIONS BOARD — BACK ROW (L. TO R.): DANA LEVY, BRUCE NUNES, PETE KUEHL, SUSAN STOCKBRIDGE. FRONTROW: SYLVIA FERNALD, MARYCOLLIER, ELSA ERTRESVAAG.

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iiflRfe. ' ' BOARD III FINANCE xr Around Carlmont there is a small but mighty group who undertakes the large responsibility of handlingall studentbody monies. Most of Carlmont ' s ,- ,jv student clubs and organizations bank their money with the finance board. The members of the board keep books, bank money, and prepare state- ments. Besides these many jobs the board handles ticket sales for numerous Carlmont school-wide events. This group has done a fine job under the direction of Nancy Owens Com- missioner, and Mr. Worthington, their Advisor. We studentsof Carlmont do not realize the importance of this group. COMMISSIONER NANCY OWENS FINANCEBOARD--BACKROW(L. TOR.): MAURINE SMOTHERS , MR. WORTHINGTON, JANET GALE. FRONT ROW: KAREN PETERSON, NANCY OWENS. CON STITUTI1IM KEVISIOM COMMITTEE The Constitution Revision Committee revised the rough draft of Carlmont ' s Constitution to something workable. This committee should be congratulated for the fact that the Consti- tution Is practical and useful in day to day situations. BACK ROW a. TO R.): GRETCHEN REYNOLDS, ROSS DUNN, FRONTROW(L. TOR.): JANIE HEMPHILL, MARGO WINTHER.

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fw ®»lmxittif tw Vol . 2 Issue 13 San Carlos and Belmont, California June, 1954 mont ' t cross-countriers grabbed third place in the PAL finals held yesterday at the Sta- ' — - ' Golf Course. The only tea beat out the Highlanders power-laden Palo Alto ant ferj ne mo (I T I f f its me !■! f I L- t Car edg II II I I al Si 107 ..ins). The Scots were led by S more ace, Craig Spillman snatched a close sixth Other leading finishers mont we Bronze ' 21sJ Terrific decorat: — ' 3 CARLMONITOR STAFF— BACK ROW (L. TO R.): MR. MELTZER, PETE KUEHL, BRUCE NUNES, TODD BARTHOLD, DICK WHITE, TOM COLE, SECOND ROW: MIKE DOBRDM, SUSAN STOCKBRIDGE, CAROLYN DE RENZO, ADRIANE GOOD- WIN, ADELE TEZA, MARY COLLIER, ELSA ERTRESVAAG, RACHEL WHITMAN. FIRST ROW: MIKE MAHONEY, JEAN FINDLAY, JOLLY YAGER, GRETCHEN REY- NOLDS, BARBARA BAUER, BEV NEMIC, HELEN KUEHN, MIKE EZGAR. country and its lnsutuwuxio. 1. n. oi; directed by Miss Ross Chap- - bio) rui v « EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PETE KUEHL Musinr By MARY COL Fashion and Feat mith, Dana Levy, Bob Bart- lett, Dave Wessell, Bob Camp- bell, P : ' Coy, Harold Rey- Mm Tracy, Richard -mbrust, Ross ale, Paul trup. the direc- rsson, in- Mary Col- Hickox, iy Lar- uralee d Male, Emer- Inez L. -ill, COME TO THE rhe first Christm; Carlmont ' s short hi neld tomorrow night Corners with the fu 5:30. The Snow C ;rowned by Bob 7 md there will b extras that will ma )ne of the best of lon ' t sit home and he fun. Speaking of dances, missioner ' s dance t Mae Drag, as it has ten. been dubbed, will be pn the 16th of January ana u whole affair is to be very dif- ferent. The decorations, theme and dress will carry out the L ' il Abner idea which was suggested by Linda the commish of Ci tivities. Price of bi announced later. Re mark your calenda event. The money build up the Stu fund which is sadly some dough. As this is the last i: CARLMONITOR of staff wishes to extei cerest wishes for a 1 Christmas and very New Year to each one of you. This pas been one of great p Carlmont. fc Cll - J» • date? 1 STORI Mr. 1 her ai cute li Julie. of th gratof the Ray I ble to er fa- in Dee 144 p enoug in VA play is reg playe Du« unabl 1 or 9 Ac ther boys sity yes, CcJ offi yea one ser. pn -n ' t be too i » rage in Richmond, ah,, tained the two pistols. -ie already was armed with a j ,eandro, a cor. grocer ' s home at chard avenue. 1700 Or- shouted a ytem at Watches Diamoi • Jeweiry A group of students interested in working on the Carlmonitor met to discuss the plans for this year ' s paper just before school opened. The group consisted of those who worked on the paper last year, and those who were registered in the journalism class for the year 1953- 54. At that time, Mr. Meltzer, this year ' s advisor was introduced, as well as the present Editor-in- Chief, Pete Kuehl. Since the only organized jour- nalism class was that of cub repor- ters, the paper was edited by vol- unteers who had also worked on the Carlmonitor in 1952-53. This year the Carlmonitor pub- lished fifteen issues. San Carlos and Belmont mer- chants again whole-heartedly co- operated with the Carlmonitor in advertisement sales and helped to turn out a thoroughly successful newspaper . .ward or block Carlmont still .wot. ry to many twenty-one obtain an this situa- left idle. It and decided j to receive ,0 receive it. lothing has it this prob- ide clear to t he circum- iat is to be hs sli roi tr Id ts son, Smit Pete son. D£ Nag:: Adri Shei Bick Leoi A caught by ire: an octu- h, eels, aba- 1 tior t er of shore COi - 11 be the first In these two fen entered in }. This initiar Pni into very ,10 ui ine gooa wisnesice space, good irONTTOR Con-! r the clubs ' , without Stfiyl stu inaut irusuaieu rani .proDauiy 1 be a tough Ste] Rer lesr.