Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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This year marked the inauguration of a new BOYS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION system and the opening of an annex to the boys locker rooms. The new system was based on the performance of students in special physical fitness tests, which included pull-ups, rope climbs, sit-ups and a 200-yard run. Those of advanced skills, called blues, participated in several of the sixteen sports offered. The intermediates, or reds, and the beginners, called whites, were given fitness training requiring varying de- grees of skill. This system will also be used next year, and physical fitness tests were given in March to determine placement of students. THE GIRLS - PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM is broad and varied. Team sports such as hockey, basketball, volleyball and softball are offered to students, and individual sports like tennis, badminton, golf, swimming, and modern dance (see above left) are available each year, also. An advanced dance or swim class is offered to talented girls in alternate years. This year ' s fourth period swim class (above right) concentrated especially on preparing and performing water ballet techniques for perform- ance in the aquaganza. Many of these sports were offered as part of the after school girls ' sports program. The department ' s problem of overcrowded conditions was partially solved this year by the completion of a senior locker room opposite the modern dance studio. 17

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lew Locker Roc Overflew of Gym Enthusiasts a L 1 o ! A ■ - 7 HJi ' is !■ ' I ' BOYS ' PHYSICA EDUCATION James Bradshaw department chairman Gene Hawley William Hurst Loren Lansberry noon recreation, orientation Sam Nicolopulos Thomas Rivera Bob Robinett orientation Vern Sterling orientation, U. S. history Richard Storm physical education GIRLS ' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Carol Berg English Miss Patricia Lamb Miss Rebecca Lum Miss Inez Nagai department chairman Miss Cheryl Richardson Miss Fran Sewell counselor 16

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Industrial Arts Department »w Shops £ ) , ' ,:• ' . INDUSTRIAL ARTS Francis Ferry counselor, department chairman Gilbert Foster Richard Inman study Carroll Jensen curriculum assistant Ed Primet Richard Sangalli mm BUSINESS John Bradley study Richard Goff Miss Loretta Hirst Donald Short department chairman Mrs. Helen Simrin Mrs. Mary Thompson study Eugene Worthington counselor MUSIC Gerald Einarsson department chairman Russell Reed cafeteria supervision