Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1959 volume:

fLsCL-C Of jkr Y v X - Vj f K%o x rv- o r- v, _ kf } try tJ s ® i ■ . y ■• rf V ; (XH f c 5 S v r , 6 y c j- j A . vH f J jy X l , s ) ' - aL V K • AS A ' l 7 v N n ; V Contents Page 4 Administration and Faculty C- C g£- . ' . . . Story of the Year M) . - V - : ■■-; . 1 Fall and Winter Sports . vv;.V- .— - - k -HO Freshman Class . C X -4 . O . . 56 w. a- ■ Sophomore Class . ' : . . . ' . . ' -. ' - ' . . . 64 Junior Class °r .- T r . - i . ' .-... . . 72 Student Government -. - . . : . . : . 80 • Clubs _ , .- . -. ? f . . . 86 Band and Orchestra . . . V ' - . - . .100 • Class of 19T9 ' : ' . •? .Si . . 104 Spring Sports 0 135 • Index and Advertisements 1 46 N [ Jb v - c Z c-- £ D . Carlmont High School Published by The Vistas Staff Carlmont High School June, 1959 O r- Principal Enjoys a Busy Life PRINCIPAL AL TERREMERE DISCUSSES PROBLEM WITH A STUDENT Principal Al Terremere rarely sits in his office. In fact, he rarely sits anywhere. Add together the continual duties of a principal . . . the faculty, office, custodian, student meetings . . . add the never ending visits . . . the district officials, school boards, local or- ganizations, other principals . . . finally you get some notion of the tasks of Principal Terremere. Connected with the counseling program, working with the board of trus- tees, acting as the school ' s public relations link, Mr. Terremere oversees all operations connected with Carlmont. MR. TERREMERE AT STUDENT ASSEMBLY DEAN IVAN GRIFFIN Counseling students, especially ones with problems, supervising welfare and attendance, and over ' seeing student body functions, Ivan Griffin, vice-principal and dean of boys, spent a busy year. Mr. Grif ' fin acted as adviser to the board of commissioners and the board of welfare. Dean of Boys ' T. ' ' v . «F ' « ' y - - !j DEAN GRIFFIN ON ONE OF CAMPUS JOURNEYS snps MRS. DUBOIS AT CGA ASSEMBLY Coordinating the co-curricular activities of the school, counseling and advising students, working with the PTA as faculty consult ' ant, advising three girls ' organiza- tions, and assisting the principal in his duties, Dean of Girls Mrs. Elsie DuBois was kept very busy. Dean of Girls MRS. ELSIE DUBOIS, DEAN OF GIRLS Carlmont English faculty possesses 15 members. Front Row: Edward Immethun, Mrs. Betty Sanders, Mrs. Helena Hargrave, Mrs. Anna Bell. Back Row: Mrs. Yvonne Hawley, Ted Brammer, Mrs. Carol Berg, John Arms, John Hollenburg, and Andrew Garbarino. ENGLISH FACULTY Johnny Learns to MISS FRACISCO GIVES TEST SENTENCE ANALYSIS PRODS A STUDENT The English faculty also includes Mrs. Deborah Kiviaho, John Durham, Robert Titlow, Milton Goldman, and Miss Barbara Fracisco. Observe and Evaluate OCCASIONALLY THERE WERE LAUGHS MRS. KIVIAHO OBSERVES READING HABITS Social Studies and Foreign Language The thirteen member social studies hoard increased its studies into international relations as its world backgrounds, American institutions, and geography courses delved into the world ' s hot spots. Seated: Prescott Kendall, Mrs. Betty Sanders, Miss Vera Krone, Robert Kauk, Gordon Deegan, Phil Arnot, Mrs. Kathryn Sullivan. Standing: Department chairman Robert Smith. The social studies department also included Peter Galassi, Louis Frangione, Dr. Don Robinson, Miss Rose Chaplin, and Robert Titlow. Current stress on education focused attention on foreign languages. Carlmont ' s able language teachers, Rear: Tom Marks, chairman Arthur M. Cutler, Miss Lois Henderson, Robert McCormick. Front: Gordon Deegan, and Mrs. Bernice Plotnikoff. Department chairman Karl Bauer, Dick In- man, and Louis Frangione comprise Carlmont ' s fine art faculty. Each is an excellent practicing artist in his own right. V£SSi HANDICRAFTERS HARD AT WORK SOPI TIPSET IN ADVANCE FRENCH HOT LABOR DEBATE IN U.S. HISTORY GAIUS McCORMICK MAKES A LATIN POINT Boys ' physical education teachers include Loren Lansberry, department leader Jim Bradshaw, Jim Luttrell, Bill Hurst, Sam Nicolopulos, Gene Hawley, and John Noce. f Physical Education De] Girls ' physical education included Miss Dolores Scolaro, Mrs. Carol Berg, Miss Joy Kratzke, department head Miss Inez Nagai, and Miss Pat Lamb. Not shown: Miss Cheryl Richardson and Miss Fran Sewell. 10 GIRLS LAUNCH U.S. SATELLITE BOYS KEEP MOSS OFF ROLLING STONE WHAT ... US WORRY? PP AND THEY ' RE OFF II P.S.S.C. STUDENTS TEST NEWTON ' S LAWS Science Department LOOK MA. . . A NEW FILTER Under the influence of catching up with Russia, Carl- mont ' s science department stiffened its biology course with more and more lab. Sitting are Ray Gotthold, Mrs. Ruth Hull, James Lindholm, and Richard DeVoe. The science department introduced a new, college-level physics program to Carlmont, besides establishing a com- plete micro-chemistry lab. Standing are Jerry Rollins, Joe Zucca, Walt Cottle and Paul Merrick. 12 Music] Ak rumpeter Russell Reed tri£fc out a new smoking filter ' e pianist Jerry Einer son squeals with delight. making MRS. ROSALYN LYANG TESTS A WOOLEN Miss Dolores Scolaro, Miss Rose Shottenbauer, Mrs. Impie Lageson, Mrs. Bernice Thurston, and Mrs. Rosalyn Lyang comprise Carlmont ' s home- making department. 13 DOUG CRAWFORD WATCHES OUIJA BOARD OPERATOR By the Numbers AL HANSON GIVES A FIRESIDE CHAT Carlmont ' s math department included (1-r) : Arthur Weibe, Milton Cerf, Mrs. Evelyn Markuse, Al Hanson, Donald Filippini, Norman Walsh, Burt Niehus, Doug Crawford. DEPT. CHAIRMAN NORMAN WALSH 14 Industrial Arts PRIMET LEVELS WITH HIS CLASS The industial arts department: Chairman Fran Ferry, Gilbert Foster, Carroll Jensen, Ed Primet, Richard Sangali. Business Department WHAT. . . ME WORRY? ' The business department, devoted to typing, law and accounting, was comprised of Glenn Kovas, Mrs. Jane Terzich, Joel Leetham, chairman Donald Short, Rich- ard Wellington Goff, Miss Jolly Hospers, Gene Worthington. 15 Administration REGISTRAR OLIVER EITZEN LIBRARIANS: MRS. FIRTH, MRS. CARLSON, MRS. HERSCHEL COUNSELORS: BOB BIGGS, DOUG CRAWFORD, OLIVER EITZEN, JOE ZUCCA, RUSTY REED, RICK DE VOE, MISS ROSE CHAPLIN, RAY GOTTHOLD, FRANCIS PERRY, MISS FRAN SEWELL. 16 Office Amid the flutter of yellow slips, cut slips,, report cards and couri ' selor slips, the courageous office staff worked diligently to keep the administration of the school going. With students constantly complain- ing about everything from report cards to ailments, these ladies had a job preserving their sanity. Back Row: Mrs. Mildred Naegle Mrs. Marguerite Bretag, Miss Raea Cowan, Mrs. Rose Brady. Front Row: Mrs. Norma Phillips, Mrs. Ruth Woodruff, Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney, Mrs. Dons Bookman. Maintenance The difficult job of keeping the school fit for human eye- sight was done by a group of valiant people who had to pick up after clean students, not-so- clean students and downright sloppy students. Once in a while they had to clean up a sloppy student. Long after the majority of the culprits who mess up the school had left, these people were hard at work repairing the damage. Back Row: Max Borsberry, Johan Wytmans, Fred Barton, Vic Fracolli, Jess Goodwin, Barney Blatt. Front Row: Dave Whetstone, Harold Sonnee, Mrs. Eleanor Fisk, Def Murer, Wilbur Buchta. Cafeteria Amid platters and pots, the ladies of the cafeteria prepare lunch for the finicky students who mob their sanctuary every lunch period. They worked very hard every day to make lunches that would appease any pupil ' s great appetite. These ladies were the soul support of the students of this school for the after- noon hours and made lunch the most enjoyable period of the day. % W Back Row: Mrs. Jennie Worth, Mrs. June Heimark, Mrs. Phyllis Miller. Front Row: Mrs. Opal Steele, Mrs. Ruth Barbien, Mrs. Elsie Blood, Mrs. Lilian Higgins. 17 The Story of the Year With satellites and rockets soaring into space, more thought, time and energy were given to education and scholarship, and the educational renaissance, begun last year, affected students and teachers alike. Teachers cracked down and made students work harder than ever. Students worked, trying to live up to the Cal Merit Award given to Carlmont this year for the grades maintained by ' 58 Carlmont graduates attending the university. In addition to scholarly gains, Carlmont opened 10 new classrooms in the T wing. Fifty parking spaces were added on the Alameda to accommodate the ever increas- ing student body. Carlmont will be remembered not only for its scholastic records but for its activities, the dances, rallies and assem- blies, sports events, and its campus. To capture all the memories of this year, we have set them down, in words and pictures, on the following pages. B-WING AS SEEN FROM THE HEAD OF THE SENIOR PARKING LOT .«   t s j if ABOVE: JUDGES ' TABLES AT CROSS COUNTRY MEET. BELOW: RELAXING ON LONE OAK LAWN  fill V MM SELLING ROOTERS ' CAPS POSING FOR STUDENT BODY PICTURES The year began with a Hi-Day ' 1 so that we could begin on a friendly note. Hi cards were sold for a penny each by the social-cultural board. Mug-shots were taken so that student body cards could be purchased while the year was still new. The pom- pon girls and cheerleaders forced pom-pons and rooters ' caps on students at lunch time for use at games and rallies. BUYING POM PONS PINNING ON A HI-DAY TAG 20 THOUSAND FLOCK TO BUY A ' 59 VISTAS AT CHIMNEY CORNERS 21 IT C g k T ) 0 ' j f i ztftr+i WHOLE STUDENT BODY TURNS OUT IN THE GLEN FOR FIRST ASSEMBLY J —. The whole student body turned out for the first assembly of the year. We met the student-body officers. The band played, pom-pon girls danced, cheer- leaders led, and everyone had a good time being out of class for a while. Early in the year, classes held nominating assemblies to listen to candidates ' speeches. OL ' PHILOSOPHER APPEARS CHRIS JESSEN INTRODUCES BARRY WOODRUFF 22 FROSH LISTEN TO SPEAKER NOMINEE DEE CALLIS CAMPAIGNS Glasses Throw Nominators to Lions SOPHS CLAP FOR CANDIDATE BRUCE GALLOWAY SPEAKS TO SENIORS b 23 SERVICE, PLEASE! STRANGE HAPPENINGS AT FRESHMAN-WELCOME DANCE ' ' p - •— _. ■ Nwn-k ■ . ' ■ a ; IL K«waFf --- ■jjjgg- , j ag r . ' . • _ Ji r  I r t ,• 1 {§ $.;$ «S i ?%9 ' adT aft- MRS. ELSIE BUBOIS, DEAN OF GIRLS, INTRODUCES THE LINE-UP AT THE FIRST CGA ASSEMBLY IN THE GLEN 24 . ! ■ I PARENTS REFUEL AT BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT mmar jk COLLEGE NIGHT AT SMOGGY WOODSIDE HIGH SCHOOL The Fe Fi Fo Fumble Fling, kickoff dance of the year, welcomed the freshmen. Apparently a few of them had never been to a dance before. At the first CGA assembly, a beautiful hot day in the glen, no one knew what was happening, but who cared? The girls were getting out of sixth period. To prepare for the future, seniors and juniors and their parents attended college day at Woodside High School where representatives from several col- leges were present to answer questions. SOME STUDENTS ATTEND CAREER CONFERENCE IN RELIGION JESSEN, KAMINI GUPTA, FRIES AT U.N. ASSEMBLY 25 GIRLS RIDE ON TO THE FIELD The Carlmont-Sequoia game was well attended by people who came to see the crowning of the sports queen as well as the action on the field. The five finalists rode out onto the field, each trying not to fall out of the car, wave, and look nonchalant at the same time. The A.V. crew must have been overcome by the excitement of the occasion because the microphone didn ' t work. Even without the microphone, however, everyone present knew that Sandy Hildebrand was chosen queen. After she was crowned, Sandy and the other four girls were escorted off the field, the game was resumed, and the A.V. crew quietly crept out of the stadium. The five finalists pictured below are (1-r) Judy Manning, Bobbi Petitclerc, Marilyn Moar, Sandy Hildebrand, and Brooksie Howe. OUEEN HUGS PRINCIPAL TERREMERE AFTER CROWNING BARRY STEELE YAWNS AS GIRLS ANXIOUSLY AWAIT ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE QUEEN «Rpr % : - O.K., SO WHERE ' S YOUR SCARF PASS? Various subversive groups around Carlmont began setting aside days for the remembrance of their favor- ite personalities. The CAAMA (Carlmont Associa- tion for the Advancement of Music Appreciation) celebrated Beethoven ' s birthday on December 16. Peter Gunn day came next, sponsored by the tough- er ' 1 senior boys. Holding up the tradition of the past two years, the Carlmomtor staff again paid tribute to the greatest woman in history, Susan B. Anthony. Interplanetary A. M. Cutler day was celebrated on February 24. Dedicated French III students planned the surprise party under the direction of A. M. Cutler himself. UNIDENTIFIED OBSERVER IN THE HALL LONGINGLY WATCHES THE FOURTH ESTATE FROLIC ON S.B.A. DAY DECEMBER 16, DER TAG FOR DEVOE, DEAN AND THE C.A.A.M.A. MESSENGER BRINGS NEWS OF ANTIGONE ' S BROTHER ' S BURIAL Antigone ANTIGONE The fall play, Antigone, scored another success for the drama department. Jean An ' houiTs version of the classic story was presented on a tri ' angular platform in the center of room B-10. Being so close to WHOLE CAST IS IMMOBILE AS THE CHORUS SETS THE SCENE the stage, actors made those in the audience feel as if they were actually a part of the play. The whole cast did a marvelous job; no one fell off the stage, dropped a stitch or missed a line. HAEMON AND CREON DISCUSS ANTIGONE CAST Creon Roger Beltrami Antigone Boni Copple Ismene Bev Patterson Haemon Bob Rezzonico Chorus Bob Kinsman 7 [urse Diana Home Eurydice Bonnie Benetti Messenger Eric Dixson First Guard Hunter McLaughlin Second Guard Ken Parsons Third Guard Marty MacClain Page Barclay Smith GUARD TELLS HIS LIFE STORY AS ANTIGONE PREPARES TO DIE ANTIGONE AND HER NURSE ISMENE PLEADS WITH ANTIGONE 29 w BEST-COSTUMED COUPLE GET WEDDING FOR PRIZE GIRL KETCHES HER MAN FOR HICK DANCE Millions of Scots, dressed in their Saturday best, turned up at ye oV Sadie Hawkins hoe- down. Home-made corsages, fash- ioned from vegetables and other edibles, slowly disappeared as the evening progressed, even though the refreshments were served. Marryin 1 Sam Zucca was busy all night as couples formed a two-mile line outside his door. He also hitched up Anne Teter and Manuel Martinez, who were the winners of the costume con- test. Decorated with hanging, crepe- paper streamers, crunched car- rots and soaring radishes, the gym was a shambles long before the hicks went home. MOTLEY CROWD GATHERS TO SEE RESULTS OF COSTUME CONTEST r .. i I SO THERE, YOU BIG APE! SLUGGER AT THE BAT As the year progressed the skits at the sports rallies be came funnier while the frosh-soph pom pon girls and cheerleaders, decimated by grades, became fewer and harder to find. The Cal Award was presented to Principal Al Terre mere at a special assembly. The Men ' s Glee Club from Cal appeared in the same program. Aside from singing songs as a whole, individuals from the group performed several novelty numbers. PRINCIPAL TERREMERE ACCEPTS CAL AWARD HEAVY TRAFFIC AT SPORTS RALLY EVERYONE SAY AH-H-H 31 k r mr%3 3£ - s: CHRISTMAS DOOR CONTEST WINNER SANTA POPS OUT OF CHRISTMAS PACKAGE The Audio- Visual department won this year ' s Doorway to Christmas contest with their unique electronic-musical door. At the Christmas assembly the dance group gyrated around a surprise package containing Santa to the tune of Jingle Bells Cal- ypso. A waltz also was per- formed by the advanced dance group. The combined choirs and the orchestra provided the music for the festive occasion. JERRY RAY EINARSSON LEFT TO RIGHT . . . OH, THE HECK WITH IT •« It ! i I, UK , mi - - : SELECTIVE GROUP INSPECT AUTOS AT NOON ROSY POPS HER BUTTONS OVER WINDOW DISPLAY Although not to he outdone, the A.V. crew wasn ' t the only group with a pretty Christmas decoration. The students of one class put their intriguing scene in the window. Santa ' s reindeer really moved. Noon ' time activities later in the year included funnyman Ronnie Schell and a spectacular auto show near Lone Oak Lawn. Not only did we look at cars, we checked them. The Welfare board sponsored a car-check for all cars brought to school. Stick- ers were given to the students who passed the check. COMEDIAN RONNIE CHELL PERFORMS UNIDENTIFIED CAR CHECKED FOR SAFETY 33 CATHY PLATTA ACCEPTS AWARD FOR HER SINGING EDITH HORN RECEIVES HOMEMAKER PIN Two senior girls received awards for their out ' standing ability this year. Edith Horn was named Carlmont ' s Homema er of the Tear and was pre ' sented with a pin. Cathy Platta received a check for her fine singing. Carlmont Bandstand was one of the most success- ful projects undertaken this year by the sociahcuh tural board. Under the direction of Miss Lillian Patterson, students learned the swing, cha-cha-cha, fox trot, waltz; and the tango. 34 DANCERS EXECUTE SWING AT BANDSTAND TERRY JONES, JIM O ' NEILL INSTRUCT DANCE HUNGRY SCOTS CROWD SNACK BAR DURING LUNCH DON B. KATES STRIKES AGAIN A familiar sight on campus was Don B. Kates who was either challenging a teacher to a game of chess or looking for someone to argue with about the world situation. An- other familiar sight was the seething mass of humanity assembled at the snack-bar each lunch period. Seniors got their pictures taken this year, as usual. For the occasion the boys each got a haircut and the girls got a new black sweater. Not to be outdone by Chef-Boy-ar-dee, Jerry Gress and Doug Merrit demonstrated how to make pizza for an Eng- lish class, proving that Carlmont students possess a great amount of creativeness, if nothing else. PHOTOGRAPHER SHOOTS GEORGE HARRELL DO-IT-YOURSELF CHEFS MAKE PIZZA 35 SIN, SIN, SIN, IF IT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH SIN I WO The Silver Whistle MR. BEEBE SEPARATES MRS. SAMPLER AND MRS. HAMNER When young, energetic Oliver Erwenter popped in at an old folks home, he gave the effect of a fountain of youth to the old people. This year ' s spring play, The Silver Whistle, was the uniting element for Erwenter and the old, friendless people in the home. Erwenter and his potion of Twingsti brought happi- ness and hope to young and old alike. HEAR THAT, BIRD? ' i 36 M (is TRIPP TRIPS UP REV. WATSON AN EGG HAS NO SIDES . . . CAST Bob Browning Mr. Beebe Sue Love Miss Tnpp Bob Kinsman . Erwenter Tod Ragsdale . Rev. Watson Janie Johnson Mrs. Sampler Boni Copple Mrs. Gross Denice Bottari Mrs. Hamner Skip McMichael Mr. Cherry Hunter McLaughlin Emmett Steve Sears the Bishop Russ Davis Father Shay Eric Dixon • . . Mr. Beach Bill Parker Mr. Reddy Marty MacClain the policeman PRODUCTION Cathy Roumasset costumes Linda Sherman programs Barry Woodruff programs Tobey McMann tic ets Lorraine Fries make-up Nancy Hall props Val Horan ushers Alan Mueller construction Jim Leggett construction Dave Tomlinson construction Steve Roger construction Ray Cellar lighting Walt Nichol lighting AND EVERYONE LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER «  « , f 21 -i .- -Z -t,. — ■MM 37 YOU ' LL GET FAT, GIRLS! EPSTEIN, A FIRST-PRIZE WINNER IN SCIENCE FAIR Cake sales throughout the year brought joy to the Sle nderella rejects, despair to those on rigid diets, and money to the organization spon- soring the sale. The track team didn ' t have to wait for a cake sale, however. To get a cake, a whole one at that, all a track man had to do was break a record. Richard Epstein was first place winner in the Senior division in this year ' s science fair. LUNCHTIME AT CHIMNEY CORNERS 38 THEY CAN HAVE THEIR CAKE AND EAT IT, TOO! CAMILLE CASAGRANDE COUNTING ANTS ON SENIOR LAWN This year ' s science fair was highlighted by an intricate clock-geared telescope and an ama- teur ham radio station. Over 50 projects were entered. The public was invited to see the fair during lunch periods on April 2 and 3 and on Thursday night, April 2. Before T wing was completed, many students were able to jump piles of lumber with ease, walk on said piles without get- ting their shoes full of sand, and had be- come used to the many loud noises that accompany the building of ten new class- rooms. After the last workman had faded off into the horizon, we knew the rooms were finally done, except for students, teachers and writing on the new black- boards. Next year, who knows where they will be adding on? NEW T WING UNDER CONSTRUCTION nV - l V 1 i p4 u -V Asa. V - - £ , ■T WING COMPLETED 39 Back Row: Jim Arveson, Jerry Schiffman, Tom Healy, Rich Vecki, Steve Sears, Chris Jessen, Jerry Tabor, Jerry Vendetti, Bill Schlits, Bill Golling. Middle Row: Sam Whieside, Harry Adamson, Steve Hallgnmson, Lee Rosemeyer, Bill Gough, Don Bullivant, Paul Smillie, Bill Kutzer, John Williams, coach FOOTBALL VARSITY Dick Storm. Front Row: Coach Boh Robinett, Mike Miles, Rich Backman, Mike Chasey, Greg Amo, Pete Bowling, John Woodhall, Bill Diehl, Paul Bingham. Absent: Jim O ' Neill, Kent Roberts, Bob Sharetg, John Beck. Gridders Rack Up Best Season in Garlmont Their season-opening tromp of Westmoor served notice to the SPAL that Carlmont ' s ' 58 football club was through being the league patsie, and this turned out to be the case as coach Bob Robinetfs Scots produced a 4-2-2 overall record and a 1-1-2 league slate. After polishing off the Daly City men, 32-6, they pulled a stunner in holding perennially tough McClatchy of Sacramento to a 13-13 tie. This contest proved the junior-laden line to be ready and waiting for its league foes. But the offensive unit never got off the ground in the league opener against one of Palo Alto ' s weakest teams in many years, and the Scots had to settle for their second straight tie, 6-6. The Cubnerley Cougars threw a massive line at the Scots which ren- dered the backfield of all-SPAL full- back Bill Kutzer, halfbacks Chris Jes- sen and John Woodhall and quarter- back Jim Arveson practically useless, and Cubberley came out on top, 7-6. But the club pulled together and by holding Menlo-Atherton to 18 net yards total offense it gained its first league victory of the year, 14-0. The biggest upset ever pulled by a Scot football squad came next, as they came from behind in the final seconds to wrest an 18-14 victory from power- ful Vallejo in what was supposed to be the biggest mismatch of the year. In their final league tilt they were worn down by a tremendous Sequoia outfit, and, after holding the Chero- kees scoreless until the last three min- utes, they succumbed, 12-0. The gridders then obliterated an impotent St. Francis club, holding it to 23 net yards rushing, to bring Carl- mont ' s first winning football season. COACHES DICK STORM AND 40 -fe- ll istory it. V; . KUTZER AND WOODHALL TACKLE CUBBERLEY BACK MIKE MILES GIVES FAIR CATCH SIGNAL AS SEARS ASSISTS iOB ROBINETT DEVISE A NEW PLAY JERRY VENDETTI COVERS OPPONENT ' S EYES AS ARVESON HELPS 41 JOHN WOODHALL RETURNS SEQUOIA PUNT CHRIS JESSEN INTERCEPTS PASS 1958 Season Carlmont 32 Westmoor . . . 6 Carlmont 13 McClatchy . . 13 Carlmont 6 Palo Alto . . . 6 Carlmont 6 Cubberley . . . 7 Carlmont 14 Menlo-Atherton Carlmont 18 Vallejo 14 Carlmont Sequoia .... 12 Carlmont 12 St. Francis . . . Standings w l t Sequoia 3 1 Cubberley 3 1 Menlo-Atherton . . 2 2 Carlmont 1 2 1 Palo Alto 3 1 Most valuable : Bill Kutzer Captain: Chris Jessen Most improved: Don Bullivant Most inspirational : Bill Gough Sportsmanship: John WOODHALL ' TAKES TWO TO TANGO ' 42 WOODHALL CARRIES AROUND LEFT SWEEP ARVESON PLOWS INTO OPENING H V. «r . Iwm— mini ifn.. SCOTS RECEIVE KICKOFF CHRIS JESSEN SCUTTLES AROUND END Carlmontfs notable defensive line: Back Row: Jerry Vendetti, Harry Adamson, Bill Kutzer. Front Row: Sam Whiteside, Bill Diehl, Don Bullivant, Steve Sears, and Chris Jessen. O ' NEILL CARRIES AROUND END BILL KUTZER DODGES RUSHERS 43 Back Row: Rolan Harris, John Camou, Jim Peters, John LaMuth, Mike Sears, Gary Gaskill, Alf Haerem, Gary Mergotti, coach Sam Nicolopulos. Third Row: Coach Bill Hurst, Pete Hallgrimson, Bob Osborne, Bill Ritchey, Dave Lindsey, George Harper, Pat Harrison, Gary Fairbanks, Dave Augustine, Jim Stumbaugh. Second Row: Pete Sommer, Harlon Halvorson, Jim Phillips, Bob Golling, Ken Mannix, Stan Phillips, Jim Miller, Ron Miller, Rich Epting, Russ Vander- hurst. First Row: Bob Nelson, John Sullivan, Jerry Parsons, Mike Schmid, Dave Bowman, Steve Gale, Rich Wilcox, Fren Stone, Steve Ochiltree, manager Steve Eitzen. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Undefeated Eleven Captures SPAL Championship Now a realization rather than just a dream, Carlmont ' s first football cham- pionship rests in the cleats of the hard- fighting frosh-soph gridders. For a team that at the season ' s begin- ning was expected to finish third or fourth in SPAL action, they proved un- der coaching of Sam Nicolopulos and Bill Hurst to be unbeatable. In a six-game span, the dark-horse Scots punched out the fantastic average of 387 yards per game, 33.5 points per game, and gave up only 9.8 points per game. Inclinations of what the frosh-soph was destined for arose when the football gladiators upset a Palo Alto squad 12-6, going on to edge Sequoia 21-20 in the season ' s toughest battle. All doubt was erased when the Scots were never chal- lenged, beating Ravenswood 50-7, Cub- berley 33-13, Woodside 46-0, and Men- lo-Atherton 39-13. Individual stars of the gridders were Gary Gaskill (46 points, 1 1.3 average net yards per game), Harlon Halvorson (60 points, 10.3 average net yards), John Sullivan (48 points, 9.8 average net yards), Mike Sears and Rich Epting. to£Jfi%ffl ENTHUSIASTIC OFFENSE CHARGES 44 HARLON HALVORSON AND BOB GOLLING TACKLE RUNNING ATTACKS COMPRISED THE OFFENSE HALVORSON SPRINTS AROUND END The freshman team — Back Row: Steve Eitz,en, mgr., Steve Berlin, Ron Pellignni, Doug West, John Kerhulos, Mike Fadden, Doug Merritt, Rod Liner, Mike Cohen, coach. Front Row: Tom Coulter, Jim Georke, John Stan- ker, Skip Nelson, Bob Zipf, John Hons, Jeff Crosley. 45 VARSITY WATER-POLO Mermen Earn Second Place in SPAL Back Row: Coach Glen Kovas, Vic Nickoloshin, Skip MacMichael, Tom Edwards, Jim McKune, John Davies, Al Berguson. Front Row: Bill Black, Dave Caldwell, Jim Hodges, Russ Davis, Al Mueller, Frank Frisch, Charlie Rogers Russ Davis, most valuable Carlmont player, scored 21 goals, second high- est in the SPAL. Carlmont varsity water-polo team lost a long sought SPAL championship to a surprising Menlo-Atherton club, 8-5, in the final game of the season. A fourteen-win, three-loss game record paced the wetbacks, coached by Glen Kovas. Tremendous in playing were All-SPAL guard Jim Hodges, the most aggressive, highest scor- ing player in the league, All- SPAL forward Russ Davis, and 2nd-string SPAL guards Dave Caldwell and Al Mueller. With power capitalized in their de- fense, goalie Bill Black and guards Charlie Rogers and Skip MacMichael turned in fine per- formances also. -- . ■ Jim Hodges, captain of the squad, scored 23 goals, highest in the SPAL. 46 MOST IMPROVED — DAVE CALDWELL MOST CRAFTY — CENTER GUARD AL MUELLER STANDINGS VARSITY Menlo-Atherton .... 7-1 Carlmont 6-2 Sequoia 4-4 Palo Alto 3-5 Woodside 0-8 FROSH-SOPH Sequoia • . . 5-3 Menlo-Atherton . . . . 5-3 Woodside 4-4 Carlmont 3-5 Palo-Alto 3-5 STEVE ROGERS The Carlmont frosh-soph water babes were dominated by All-SPAL forward Steve Rog- ers, who tied with a Sequoian for the league scoring champion- ship. Finishing fourth in the league standings, the team scored 28 goals, 23 of which were by Rogers. Goalie Mike Shaw showed considerable skill as a defensive player, along with the team ' s most aggressive player, center guard Paul Sielbold. Back Row: Paul Sielbold, Steve OTaughlin, Dave Brodhead, Steve Rogers, Mike Shaw, Bill Jay, Rich Traversio. Middle Row: Coach Glen Kovas, Dwight Miller, Jay Watson, John Miles, Bill Schraft, Ron Polomell, mgr. Mike Paul. Front Row: Eric Nond, Arnold Messer- smith, Rich Rhodes. 47 VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY Harriers Rate Fourth Best in Nation Kneeling: Coach Lansberry, Phil Arnot, manager John Coie. Back Row: Marion Haley, Ron Hegarty, Bob Convey, Jack McCartney, Jim Reams, John Quick and Bryan Petty. Carlmont ' s varsity cross-country team, capturing second place in the SPAL and the NCS, was honored as the fourth best team in the United States. Defeated in dual meets only by its near neighbor, Palo Alto (ranked the best team in the nation), Carlmont ' s harriers turned over an amazing scholastic two-mil e course time of 51 :45. Coached by Loren Lansberry and aided by Phil Arnot, the track rabbits broke the record time of every course they scurried across. Seniors Jim Reams (fourth best runner in the U.S.) and Marion Haley (tenth best in the U.S.) packed the team ' s power- house, while juniors Tod Ragsdale, John Quick, Jack McCartney, Ron Hegarty, and Bob Convey ably backed it up. Jim Reams ' 9:49 for the Stanford two-mile course ranked him fourth in the U.S. Marion Haley ' s 10:06 ranked 10th. Tod Ragsdale, the most improved runner, captured a remarkable 10:26 time while, right beside him, John Quick showed a remarkable 10:21 time. Jack McCartney and Ron Hegarty, averaging in the 10:30 ' s for the two-mile course, constantly battled each other for the fifth man position. 48 FROSH, SOPH, JUNIOR VARSITY SPAL Champions Rarely were the Scots ahead on the first jog of their two- mile races. But an unbeatable stamina, developed by the training of Loren Lansberry, would push the Scot clan into a victorious finale unchallenged by any other cross-country teams. -w F ' -4 Carrying on the tradition set down by their predecessors, the freshman, sophomore, and jun- ior-varsity harriers not only went undefeated in dual meets, but also captured the SPAL championships. Coached by Loren Lansberry, the junior varsity cross-country team was led by league cham- pion Ron LeDoux, Dave Robert- son, and Barry Sheldon. The sophomores were led by Dave Kramar, Rich Madden, and Phil O ' Brien, placing 1-2-3 in the league finals. Back Row: Coach Lansberry, Dave Robertson, Dave McHuron, Dan Wees, Ron LeDoux, Rich Crowe, Barry Sheldon, Bill Rinmon, Mike Magner, mgr. John Coie. Middle Row: Gary Bartlett, Jeff Fait, Bill Fritz, Bruce Larson, Dave Kamrar, Armond Schmeichel. Tim Mason, Neil Smith, mgr. Tony. Torres. Front Row: Alan LeDoux, Fred Wade, Lewis Haylcr, Larry Pierce, Phil Arnot, Steve Higbee, Jim Newman, Phil O ' Brien, Don Gianoni. 49. VARSITY BASKETBALL SPAL center Chris Jessen averaged 1 2 points a game, third highest in the league, and was second in re- bounding. All-SPAL forward Todd Gaskill averaged 11.1 a game, fourth highest in the league, and dominated in all statistics. Back: Gary Gaskill, Mike Sears. Front: Ken Migge, Phil Hansen. Scots Tie with All -SPAL forward Bob Capitolo averaged 9 points a game, besides being one of the top all-around lead- ers in final league shoot- ing-rebounding statistics. Carlmont ' s varsity five, coached by Gene Hawley, beat Menlo-Atherton in the last league game to tie with Palo Alto for the SPAL basketball championship. With a league standing of 7 wins, 2 losses, the Scots averaged 38.1 points a game and compiled a total offense of 47.8%, in accuracy. Sportwriters selected Todd Gaskill, Bob Capitola, and Chris Jessen on the SPAL 8- man basketball squad. Each of these, plus playmaker Dave Turnbull, was singled out as a local athlete of the week. Carlmont also won the T rac Y Touna- ment. 50 Back Row: John Francis, Chris Jessen, Ray Mason, coach Gene Hawley. Front Row: Dave Turnbull, Todd Gaskill, Tom Trautwein. Palo Alto for Championship SPAL-FORWARD TODD GASKILL SPAL-GUARD BOB CAPITOLO SHARPSHOOTER DAVE TURNBULL GUARD DICK McFARLING 51 THIRTIES BASKETBALL Scots Tie For C hampionship Back Row: Coach John Noce, Bob Peterson, Paul Medrow, John Sullivan, Gary Justus, George Wilbur, Ken McNany, manager Doug Stanbndge. Front Row: Eugene McBurney, Bill Jay, John DeVos, Bob Meade, Pat McLaughlin, John Camou, Mike Shaw. Basket-plunking All-SPAL stars John DeVos and Bob Meade helped coach John Noce ' s thirties to a championship tie with Sequoia. The Scot five led the league m free throw shooting (60%), defense (opponents scored 34 points per game), and rebounding. The Scots were second in field goal accuracy, total offense, and clobbering. DeVos set a new scoring record for the B ' s. SPAL GUARD DEVOS LEFT: MEADE RECEIVES BALL LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL Three Make SPAL Top: JIM READ. Bottom: TERRY STOGNER. Standing: Jim Worden, Gary Silver, Sandy Sanders, Steve Gershensen, Ken Robinson, Joe Wynn, Byron West, Gary Julian, Bob Lanin, Fred Atkinson. Kneeling: Jim Read, Terry Stogner. Led by Terry Stogner and Jim Read, coach Gene Hawley ' s twenties squad finished the season with a 10-2 record for a solid second place. Stogner, one of the league ' s leading scorers with 82 points in league action, scored 143 points for the entire season to beat out Read with 118. Both Stogner and Read were unanimous All-SPAL basketball choices. The Scot ten ' s squad, coached by Emmett Lynch, boasted an 8-4 record and third place in the standings behind cham- pion Menlo-Atherton and Sequoia. Standout of the squad was Mike Powers with his 119 point season. At the end of the season Powers was selected by sportswriters as a member of the All-SPAL league team. MIKE POWERS Back Row: Dale Nelson, Ron Landini, Andy Lilly, Bill Kohlmeier, Steve Gonsiorowski, Brian O ' Hagan, Ray Prara, Doug Stanbridge. Front Row: Dennis Kane, Tom Petros, Mike Powers, Jack Hoxie. 53 • ' e Glasses of ' 60, ' 61, ' 62 55 The Swinging Freshmen O fTi (HXtra n Addison, Frank Albin, Peter Alexander, Brian Alford, Jim Allen, Dennis Amesbury, Virginia Amo, Mary Appleton, Neil Armstrong, Lynette Anderson, Judith Aronson, Roland Asti, Ronald Atkinson, Fred Ayres, Richard Baker, Susan Ball, Bob Balzer, Dennis Barnard, Linda Barnsley, Judith Bartholomew, BettyT 1 ' Bauer, Kathie Beattie, Linda Beaver, Jane Ann Beaver, Jean Ann Becraft, Max Bedford, Jim Bell, Gordon Belway, Edward Bergland, Jim Berlin, Steve Bernstein, Donald Bernardi, Jean Berry, Jerry Bettencourt, Fran Biber, Francine Billings, Cheryl ) n r Carmon, Cheryl Carnevale, Dave Carscadden, Barbara Chambers, Patricia Chesney, Carol Churchall, Janet Ciolino, Sandy Clapp, Carol Clark, Sharon Classman, Linda Clements, John Comb, David Conens, Kay Conner, Pauline Convey, Coralee Cook, Connie Cooms, Eugene Cooper, Margaret I Black, Barbara Blake, Mike Block, Nancy Bogdan, Andrew Bones, Douglas Bories, Rowland Boostrom, Janice Boudin, Vicki Bradley, Richard Brady, Bruce Brady, Pat Brockhoff, Don Brockhoff, Marion Brooks, Gayle Brown, Cheryl Brown, Graig Cardoni, Sue Carman, Pete € 5 f I V ' I P m f fi 56 Coppom, Barbara Corkins, Luanda Coulker, Tom Crist, Tom Crossley, Jeff Crowe, Gayle Dahl, Marsha Daley, Chris Davis, Jess Dawson, Robin Day, Sue DeLucchi, Joan DeMartmi, Marilyn Diets, Donald Dole, Richard Dolwig, Richard Donlon, George Dorman, Steve Dorr, Jody Dorr, Tom Duttweiler, Sandra Ebright, Ty Edmonds, Marilyn Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Thomas Eilenstine, Howard Eitzen, Steve Ellis, Linda Emery, Steve Evans, Dolores Fadden, Mike Fair, Mike Fanning, Geraldine Farina, Sandy Farris, Wayne Fawcett, Kenneth rliMii L ft i £ t j f5 1 ft % ([ Fisher, Frank D. Foster, Fran Franklin, Sandra Frazier, Wesley French, Kevin Frey, Brenda Fulljames, Pat Gehm, Cynthia Gershenson, Stan Gilson, Katherine Gingras, John Goerke, Jim Gonsiorowski, Steve Goodman, Dawn Gooley, Irene Gordon, Darlene Gough, Kathy Gould, Richard 0 Headley, Sharon Henwood, Richard Hester, Nancy Higbee, Callye Higbee, Steve Hoaglin, John Hodges, Adrienne Hojnacki, Glenn Home, Gloria Hons, John Hooper, Nanette Houser, Judy Howard, Robert Huebler, Beth Huff, Dian Humphreys, Joyce Hunt, Cecele Husing, Joan Jackson, Loraine Jaffray, Lynn James, Catherine Jensen, Grant Jensen, Karen Johanson, Francil Johnson, Don Johnson, Jeff Johnson, Karen - -a . vM . J Kirby, Terry Kleppe, Pamela Kohlmier, Bill Kolthoff, Karl Koons, Pat Krawchuk, Vera Knmmer, Jack Kroes, John Kurtz, Karolyn , ' - £ Johnson, Kristi Jones, Doug Jones, Gary Jones, Kenneth Jones, Marian Kaiser, Narda Kaiser, Stephani Kalbach, Dee Kauscha, Carolyn Keeton, Marcia Keller, Brian Kemlar, Michele Kemp, John Kennedy, Jim Kerhulas, John Kilday, Dana Kingston, Jim Kinsley, Leslie ■ « Lamb , Michael am. Lane, Tamara 4H  Lannin, Bob Larsen, Kalane r - 9 Lathrop, James J fl Lawson, Barbara Lee _ Law, Nancy ' 4 L g0 Leadl ey, Louise . ta Leal, Larry KN H P ft • V IS J i . ] 3 M 4- i t ) - -f LeDoux, Alan Lindner, Kay Liner, Rod Lipson, Judy Lindsay, Steve Loftus, Joan Lorensen, David Loretz, Kathy Lowe, Judy Lucas, Norm Lucchesi, Carol LuFrano, Bill Lyman, Bonnie McBurney, Eugene McCartney, Sharon McCormick, Bruce McCreadie, Steve McGinn, Melodye 5B McHan, Gregory McKendrick, Jim McKune, Nancy McLaughlin, Claris McLaughlin, Judy McNany, Philip McQuaid, Robert McPherson, Steve MacCallum, Donna Magnuson, Karen Mahoney, Bill Mahoney, Sherry Mann, Shirley Mann, Shirley Manshack, Alberta Markley, Judy Marsh, William Marin, Gordon .1- PRES. CHARLIE PURPORA, SEC. PAT WILDER, VEEP JUDY MARKLEY Frosh Chiefs FROSH BOARD LISTENS TO STATE OF THE UNION SPEECH Freshmen Hold Talent Contest Of V y FROSH CRACKS OUT A MELODY WOODSIDE FROSH EXAMINE THEIR NEW SCHOOL 60 i ' i$ Marklin, Jim Martin, Jenny Mason, Tim Mathers, Larry May, Richard Maynard, Tom Mayo, Robert Meade, Jeffery Meredith, Joel Merritt, Doug Meyer, William Miles, Mary Miller, Andria Miller, Dwight Miller, Linda Miller, Marilyn Mills, Dana Mitchell, Jean Plunk, Ann Pollard, Carolyn Prara, Ray Price, Marilyne Proctor, Laurie Ralya, Sue Ramirez, Olive Ramos, Raymond Rashleger, Judy Retiman, Mike Remmers, Pamela Rezonico, Lynn Rhoads, Frederick Ribera, Carman Ritchie, Pat Ritchie, Rhoda Robbins, Catherine Roberts, Bonnie Robinette, Ladona Robinson, Diana Roehm, Bob Ronning, Peder Rosenquist, Erie Rummer, Linda Rudson, Bette Russell, Priss Ryan, Barbara Vandervoort, Norm Van Lennep, Jean Vassar, Pamela Wade, Fred Wallace, Ronald Wallace, Stephen Warren, Dale Watkins, Charlene Watson, Bill Wittenbrock, Thomas f8i : v Wollenberger, Mary Wolfe, Janet Lou Woo, Roxana Wood, Robert Worden, Jim  o i Wright, Virginia Wynne, Bob Yeghoiam, Steve Watson, Jean Weiler, Pete Welter, Linda West, Doug White, Jeanne White, Larry Whiteman, Gary Wicher, Ed Wilder, Pat Williams, Barbara Williams, Bill Williams, Carol Williams, Joel Williams, Lynda Wilson, Steve Winchester, Ronald Wingren, William Winn, Don Zipf, Robert 63 The Love-Sick Sophomores Ackermann, Nancy Adams, Shirley Ahern, Ken Allen, Judy Aldridge, Adrienne Allen, Victor Anderson, Sharon Ambra, Frank Ames, Jacquie Burbank, Carole Burfield, Pam Burrows, Ronnie Bush, Brian Cambron, Benny Camou, John Campbell, Douglas Carlson, Donald Carlson, Gary to n ? : f?fil: . k A ■■■■■■IB « fc . Pi i j tW ! p) It . £ Carson, Paul Carson, Sandy Casagrande, Bob Cassell, Vicky Caup, Barbara Cazenave, Denise Cecchi, Linda Chan, Carolyn Chapman, Bonnie Chichester, Kathy Christiansen, Karen Clark, Judy Clingerman, Ricky Cocchi, Richard Cockrcham, Judy Cole, Christy Cole, Dede Cole, John Dermoy, Bud Deuel, Bill Devos, John DeZordo, Bonnie Dietrich, Bonnie Divierd, Tom Donnelly, Bob Dorinson, Rodney Dorman, Steven Dorrance, David Dottinger, Carol Doughty, Mary DuFrane, Barbara Dulis, Craig Duncanson, Joe Durkin, Denny Dye, Jan Edminster, Steve Fritz, William Gale, Steve Galvin, Janet Gaskill, Gary Gasser, Wendy Gay, Lynna George, Donna Gibbs, Nancy Gilbertson, Deanna Gildersleeve, Ron Golins, Ingrid Golling, Bob Good, Linda Gordon, Millie Gordon, Roy Gorton, Gloria Grabowski, Charlotte Granneberg, Carol 65 v Der Kleine Fuehrers MM ; J v V siir v y . ' V PRES. S. BERKHEISER, SEC. C. FARROW, VEEP S. QUICK DER SOPHOMORE BOARD 66 Grant, Pam Grant, Pete Greene, Ann Greene, Mary Greene, Maureen Gridley, David Grovers, Da ' rl ne Guidi, Jo Anne Gyllenskog, Mane Kyne, Martha Lamuth, John Landini, Ron Lannin, Kathy Larsen, Bruce Lawrence, Carolyn Leando, Arthur Leckey, Kathy Leed, Don Lee, Judy Leonard, Carol Levy, Allen Lewis, Brian Lewis, Jack Lilly, Andrew Lindeburg, Frankie Lindsey, Dave Lmtt, Barry Lipke, Susan Locke, Charlotte Long, Judy Lord, Dave Lowe, Don Lundegard, Roger McDamel, Sandi McGee, Kathreen McGinms, Pat ' .i is, -id MM i« 0 .Vf5 icy « ■£ Z v si !■■ kL k t L McHuron, Dave McKee, Van McKendrick, Beth McKenzie, Ceby McNeill, Jean MacDonald, Graeme MacDougall, Bob Mackey, Toni Madder, Richard Magel, Jim Malacnda, Sylvia Mannix, Ken Markham, Lynda Marino, Sharon Markley, Diane Marsh, Judy Matosich, Larry Matthews, Janet Meager, Marilyn Means, Steve Med row, Paul Messersmith, Amy Mighell, Robin Miles, Jon Miller, Jim Miller, Ron Mills, Deen O ' Keefe, Lyn O ' Laughlin, Steve Orr, Linda Osborne, Bob Osinek, Richard Ottenstein, Carol Page, Richard Palmer, Sean Palmer, Sue SLURP! Sophomores Whoop It Up ' £d£S SOPH POM-PON GIRLS LET ' S YELL A LITTLE LOUDER ' i£sZLr -4s - a % ' L 4 « ; Parker, Betty Parks, Delinda Parlette, Rick Parsons, Jerry Pecar, Dick ' Pechacek, Carolyn Pegueros, Lynda Perce, Geraldine Perkins, Jack Perkins, Kenneth Peters, Jack Petersen, Rich Peterson, Bob Peterson, Terry Philip, Stan Phillips, Don Phillips, Jim Phillips, Stanley n f-5 MP IH f f l!5 Pierce, Ruth Pike, Bill Plomell, Ronny Poe, Donna Poggi, Lois Pomeroy, Sandy Poore, Lawrence Powers, Mike Quick, Sue Radisch, Bert Rapach, John RatclirTe, Carole Ratliff, Linda Ray, Dave Renner, Richard Retallick, Lynne Reynolds, Alice Sears, Mike . Seely, Sandy Seibold, Paul Settlemyer, Judy Seward, James Shannon, Patricia Shaw, Linda Shaw, Mike Shecter, Ph: Sheppard, Dave Sherman, Bruce Shimonek, Mike Silar, Sandra Silva, Travis Silver, Gary Sindel, Bonnie Skanderup, Dee Smith, David Stillwell, Ron Stone, Carole Stone, Fred Stoner, Sue Stumbaugh, Jim Suddjian, Larry Sullivan, John Swanson, Cheryl Tabel, Linda Smith, Linda Smith, Nan Smith, Sandy Snider, Keith Sommer, Pete Spencer, Leilani Spenny, Sue Sperduto, Robert Spiegelberg, George Stanbridge, Doug Stanley, Mike Strauss, Penny Stebbins, Helen Stetson, Joan Stevens, Clyda Stevens, Gary Stevenson, Dennis Still, Susan Wood, Jerilynn Wynne, Joe Yager, Ladd Yager, Mack Yelton, Marlin Young, Glenn Young, Nancy Zeh, John Ziegler, Beverly The Tough Juniors Babka, Sandy Backman, Rich Ballentine, Nancy Bauer, Bruce Barber, Rod Barber, Todd Barbieri, Kay Baldwin, Lillian Baron, Judy Bartlett, Gary Bartlett, Sue Barthold, Brenda Bartoli, Bob Baskett, Vicki Battistmi, Janet Baylis, Dick Bays, Dave Baxter, Mike 72 Bragg, Garry Brand, Mickey Brenning, Roger Brasfield, Gary Bretag, Gerald Brindley, Geery Browne, Bi Browning, Bob Byrne, Sandy Cabrera, Lenore Cabrera, Steve Caccamo, Joe Cadena, Irene Callis, Deanna Calonico, Dianne Capitolo, Bob Carlson, Barbara Carnicle, B ' lll Aaronson, Tim Ackley, Kent Adams, Susie Adamson, Harry Akers, Bob Alderman, Bonnie Amo, Frank Amo, Greg Anderson, Diane Andrews, Sharon Arbasetti, Shirley Arnold, Barbara Arnold, Marilyn Arnold, Maxine Arvesen, Jim Ashby, Donna Atkins, Charles Awbrey, Tom Beck, Joyce Bergesen, Albert Bettencourt, Marcia Bishop, Sue Black, Bill Blair, Sandy Blum, Les Bogdan, Diana Bodine, Barton Bollinger, Rich Bonney, Steve Boucher, Laurie Bowling, Pete Bozzo, Ray Burk, Amy Burton, Kathy Busby, Susan Bradely, Bob Carnicle, Frances Carr, Carol Carson, Bonnie Casagrande, Camille Chaney, Tom Charnow, Elliott Chasey, Mike Chesterman, Elizabeth Child, Kent ConboyJMargaret Conci, Marsha Connell, Connie Convey, Bob Copple, Boni Cordoni, Jim Corcoleotes, Jim Cost, Jud Crangvale, Bob Croall, Don Croletto, Gary Cross, Joan Crowe, Rich Crowell, James Cummings, Joe Daley, Marvin Dallal, Lois Daniels, Barry Bfe «% Darmstadt, Helen. Daugherty, James Davidson, Tom Davies, John Davis, Bob Davis, Jim Day, Jim De Angelis, Mary Dean, Judy Delorne, Mark Dendler, David Denkers, Bill De Sart, Sharon Di Andrea, Dave Diehl, William Disney, Mary Dollard, Shern Donlon, Joan p r- Fish, Richard Fletcher, Robert Fitzhugh, Bob Francesconi, Barbara Frey, Larry Frisch, Frank Frost, Douglas Fugate, Christie Fox, Dave Gadsby, Ron Gagnon, Pat Gallagher, Jean Galliven, Denise Gamlin, Linda Gardner, Diane Garton, Jon Gasser, Betty Gazzola, Carla 73 Junior Officers PRES. BRUCE RINALDI AND BANKER JUD COST Back Row: Dave Tomlinson, John Da vies, Gary Williams, Jud Cost, Bruce Rinaldi, Mike Hellon, and Robert Kauk (adviser). Middle: Dee Callis, Diane Rasmussen, Eunice Krause, Gini Greer, Brooksie Howe] Di Larson, Jollyn Kerzon. Kneeling: Nancy Hadady, Sue Combs, Chris Enckson. -9a i 1 74 Gehm, Barbara Giannini, Don Gillen, Karen Girouard, Roland Goodwin, Carolyn Gooly, Mike Gough, Dennis Gould, Joan Grant, Gwendolyn Greenleaf, Ray Greer, Gini Gregori, JoEllen Gress, Phyllis Gnffone, Richard Grijalva, Sharon Hadady, Nancy Hale, Ron Hall, Cathy Kirby, Larry Kirchner, Dick Kishkunas, Dale Klein, Leo Knight, Linda Knox, Stacy Kraus, Eunice Krause, Pat Lampman, Irene Lane, Adrian Larsen, Jim Larson, Di L. Larson, Diane H. Layson, Dotty Leach, Jim Ledger, Delbert LeDoux, Ron Lewis, Robert Libal, Erhard Lind, Curtis Lindau, Brian Link, Alan Lilley, Charlotte Lindersmith, Jim Long, Allan Lopin, Gail Love, Susan ®W r iu sJ f Lund, Carole Lyman, Ritchey Lynch, Pat McCartney, Jack McCarty, Donna McDonald, Mike McCoy, Dan McKune, Jim McLaughlin, Bob McNay, John McNeill, Dave McQuaid, Katy McQueen, Margarathe McNany, Ken Mabey, Dawson Macaulay, Shari Madsen, Barbara Maher, John Maloney, Dennis Marsh, Jerry Martin, Audrey Martin, Lee Martin, Mary Mason, Mike Mason, Ray Mathewson, Skip Matthews, Tom May, Cheryl Meacham, Daniel Meade, Bob Mehrtens, Ken Mellum, Judith Meredith, David Merrill, Jan- Messer, Edward Migge, Ken 76 Nelson, Kris Nelson, Pegi Nelson, Phyllis Newton, Caroline Nichol, Dalton Nikolashin, Victor Normand, Sally Noteman, Bob Norton, Carole Nutt, Monteen Offermann, Mary Ohran, Richard Oliver, Dave Olson, Diane Olson, Peter Osborn, Patricia Osburn, Alice Osinek, Steve ' Exotica ' -- the Junior Prom --Is Successful AN ENCHANTED EVENING.. AND THEY DANCED ALL NIGHT WITH A FRIEND A , f Owens, Carolyn Pancoast, Madelaine Parker, Ella Patrick, Nelda Patterson, Bev Pefley, Rich Perl, Lynda Perry, Barry Ann Petty, Brian Pfeiffer, Tom Pickett, Jim Pirie, Carol Pocock, Susan Powell, Marcy Price, Vincent Provo, Penny Puglisi, Sharon Quick, John J f3 s i r $fr. m . i- Rocco, Ken Rogers, Charles Rohr ough, Mary Rollefstad, Don Rollin, B ruce Rosenquist, Sue Rowe, Elizabeth Russell, Tim Sachen, Carole Sagers, Dian Salter, Lee Savasta, Mary Ann Scharetg, Sandy Schiffman, Gerry Schmeichel, Cynthia Schmid, Sue Schulte, Betty Schulu, Marilyn J fc) .£) ©ft« Uik ii 78 Smotherman, Shirley Snyder, John Spenny, Sally Spillar, Rod Stanford, Donna Strandberg, Jane Sterry, Steve Stewart, Ronald Stogner, Terry Stoll, Bill Sutton, Bob Sutton, Janice Taylor, Carole Taylor, Sue Teague, Donna Thomas, Ken Thomas, Terri Thompson, Cherri ' . I J I ' V Ragsdale, Tod Ramirez, Johnny Ramirez, Mary Ann Ramsay, Jack Ramsay, Wint Rasmussen, Diane Rathjen, Don Read, Jim Reiley, Sharon Rengstorff, Charleen Rhodes, Bill Ricci, David Riley, Jeff Rinaldi, Bruce Rinman, William Roberts, Karen Robertson, Bonnie Robertson, Dave Scribner, Judy Sebastiani, Joan Seigart, Sally Ann Sere, Elsie Shaffer, Joan Shecter, Vickie Sheldon, Barry Sherman, Jerry Shoudy, Dale Shultz, Bruce ' J Singer, Lucille N i Sirex, Wayne AjO A h Smillie, Shawn My «j 1 V ■. Smith, Anita I C J ' J Smith, Barbara J j fl ' . Smith, Jacklyn - v J Smith, Jerald C l) C ' Smith, Judy r 4 Thompson, Gail Tillett, Lana Timby, Jean Tomlinson, Dave Torry, Mike Traversaro, Anne Tnano, Darlene Ury, Alice Van Patten, Jan Wallace, Vicki Waller, Lenore Walther, Marlene Warren, Kathryn Wees, Todd Weiler, Joann West, Byron White, Francine White, Polly yvi f- {yO 79 Government and Clubs 80 Student Government The 1959 edition of the Carlmont student body government was headed by fall semester president Chris Jessen and spring president Jack Woodson and directed through the hands of the student legislature, headed by veep Marilyn Moar. During the year constitutional amendments were passed, support for an or ' phan paid, and a canned food drive for the needy brought forth. VICE-PRESIDENT MARILYN MOAR SPEAKS PRESIDENTS JESSEN AND WOODSON LEGISLATURE DEBATES ISSUE !iw 5SkV v ■ tta rllill | •jjjl. ' jjf -Hllltafl a ? I I 81 WELFARE BOARD Sic Semper Tyrannis Back Row: Bob Craig, Pat McLaughlin, David Caldwell, Bruce Freeman, Ron Stewart. Third Row: Adviser Ivan Griffin, Dale Shoudy, Roger Lake, Alan Mueller, commissioner Stu Aaronson. Second Row: Phil Kaster, Tim Aaronson, Judy Helmer, Dave Naefe, Ritchy Lyman, Pete Nuding. Front Row: Ken Par- sons, Steve Crocker, Bill Parker, Bob Olson. STU AARONSON Under the impartial lead ' ership of commissioner Stu Aaronson, the board of wel- fare dutifully carried out its job of enforcing the laws of Carlmont. This year one of the projects was to alleviate the student traffic problem by painting new lanes in the parking lot and by enabling students to park on the Ala- meda. In addition to this, the board of welfare initiated the auto safety check. STUDENT TRIBUNAL 82 CAROL SHAW Carlmont ' s unprecedented all-girl student court spent three seventh-periods a week this year acting as an employ- ment agency for wayward students. It tried and sen- tenced nearly 30 persons.each week. The court cons isted of Carol Shaw, chief justice, Sue Conens, Judy Freeborn, seniors; Nancy Hadady, Bar- bara Jones, juniors; and Nan Weaver, Carol Winchester, sophomores, under the watch- ful eyes of the court adviser, Richard Inman. Employment Agency Established Standing: Carol Winchester, Judy Freeborn, Barbara Jones. Seated: Sue Conens, Nancy Hadady, Carol Shaw, Carla Witt, Nan Weaver. SPIRIT BOARD Spirits Out of the Red Btti wt ' % 9SZl - 4fl ' 1 Jf t Back Row: Pennie Provo, Ron Grace, Marcy Thomas, John Davies, Hunter McLaughlin, Bill Williams, Nancy Miller. Third Row: Mary Martin, Nancy Whittemore, Linda Cross, Pam Grant, Terry Jones, Carolyn Goodwin. Second Row: Dianne Morey, Linda Shaw, Ann Hilpisch, Margo Ewen, Carole Sachen. Front Row: Sandy Seely, Leilani Spencer, Brooksie Howe, Kathy McGur- rin , Joan Freeman, Sharon Marino, Jane Webb. TERRY JONES Under first semester chief spirit Terry Jones, the spirit board had four momentous accomplishments: 1) Rooter caps were sold at a profit. 2) Blocks and pom-pons were bought for cheerleaders and pom ' pon girls. 3) Spirit board is out of debt. 4) Spirit rallies became spirited. Sec ond semester chief spirit was Jerry Ellsworth. NOON REC BOARD BARBARA NEILSON In general, the noon rec board tried to present culture without popcorn — movies not old enough for TV but too old for the movie houses. These movies included Helen of Troy, Sil- ver Chalice, Land of the Phar- oahs, and Miracle in the Rain. Scots Absorb Culture at Noon Back Row: Hank Shoudy, Bruce Brady, Jim Day. Third Row: Carol Trager, Charlene Farrow, Sharon Means, Sandy Boles. Second Row: Mary Ann Sauasta, Charlotte Lilley, Barbara Neilsen, Gerrine Cowgill, Al Piparo. Front Row: Bobbi Petitclerc, Adelaide Powey. 83 BOYS ' SPORTS BOARD Milk Machine Run by Board BARRY WOODRUFF Under the leadership of com- missioner Barry Woodruff, the Boys ' Sports Board sold tickets at football games, directed an electric milk machine, sponsored the fall, winter and spring sports banquets, supervised an intra- mural swim meet, instigated re- vision of the awards system, and obtained two permanent record plaques for the gym. The board was advised by Jim Bradshaw. Back Row: Adviser Jim Bradshaw, Gary Kalbach, Skip MacMichael. Front Row: Steve Sears, commissioner Barry Woodruff, Jim Roumasset. GIRLS ' SPORTS BOARD JOAN VORIS There ' s nothing like good clean competition, and the after-school girls ' sports program has the best clean competition anywhere. Un- der commissioner Joan Voris ' direc- tion, the five girl clans participated in tennis, swimming, badminton, basketball, volleyball, and hockey. Assisting her was adviser Miss Inez Nagai and her six-girl board. Girls Compete After School Back Row: Brenda Barthold, Judy Carniato, Judy Leadley, Judy Freeborn. Front Row: Martha Neal, Joan Voris, Margaret Miller. 84 FINANCE BOARD Moneybags Count Gash Front Row: Commissioner Pat Graff, Shirley Waldum, Carol Fields, Marlene Holman. Back Row: Doreen Jones, adviser Richard W. Goff, Sue Ruts. M PAT GRAFF Along with breaking the student body card trophy and holding birthday parties, the finance board handled and kept a record of all money from student activities, games, and student body card sales which amounted to more than $35,000. All checks from the stu- dent body were signed by the board, which also prepared the budget. The student body card trophy was accidentally dropped during an assembly. Since that time, the trophy has been kept hidden in a dark corner of the finance office. PUBLICITY BOARD JIM REAMS Everyone has seen the colorful posters portraying the crushing of all Carlmont adversaries. These clever murals of Carlmont vie ' tories, which served to instill school spirit and enthusiasm in the average student, were thought up and executed by the publicity board. The board, under commissioner Jim Reams and adviser Lewis Frangione, also designed and re- produced all advertisements for Carlmont plays and programs. Posters Plastered Everywhere 3 Front Row: Gini Greer, Karen Gillen, Judy Strauss, Judy Allen. Back Row: Jan Battistini, Suzanne Combs, Bonni Binetti, Jim Reams, Judy Graetz. 65 Social-Cultural Board LORRAINE FRIES Instructions m dan cing featured Lorraine Fries ' social-cultural offer- ings for the Scot three-foot species. Successful, the instructions so im- proved the Scots that many were auctioned off at a television dance program. Back Row: Judy Strauss, Judy Baron, Kathy Warren, Bonnie Robertson, Diane Keher, Jane Strandherg, Pat Green. Mid- dle: Kathy Couchot, Donna Ashby, Kathy Pavich. Front: Judy Mellum, Jackie Wil- der, Joan Hullin, Jeanette Bulmer, Connie King, commissioner Lorraine Fries. Back Row: Pat Brady, Lenore Waller, Madelaine Pancoast, Knssi Nelson, Joan Donlon, Nancy Hadady, Di Wittenbrock. Middle: Alice Krampert, Sue Spenny, Diane Rasmussen, Barbbara Jones, Sherry Pollard, Carolyn O ' Keefe, Sandy Silar. Front: Janie Johnson, Lois Dallal, Sarah Nance, Joann Weiler, Chenlyn Thompson, Barbara Wiemann. Stamp Club Carlmont ' s first Stamp club bought, sold, and traded stamps. Besides sharing stamps, they gained new friends through their mu- tual interests. Under the leadership of president Pete Albin, vice-president Richard Epstein, secre- tary Rod Albin and adviser Milton Cerf, they sponsored several stamp auctions. At left are members Judy Mellum, Pete Albin, Lewis Hayler and Richard Gould. 86 Key Club The real reason why insurance com ' panies have deserted this campus can only he attributed to the Key Club. This all male club has directed traffic at all school functions. The service minded big brothers took on the burden of publishing the student directory which came out in March. They proudly announced that no more than five people of each different letter were left out. The club assisted their sponsor, the Kiwanis club, in a Christmas tree sale this winter. Back Row: Pete Nuding, pr-sident John Francis, Vincent Price. First Row: Buddy Mayer, Mike Baxter. Girls ' Block C Block C is an organization open to all girls who have the courage and stamina to earn a block by participating in six sport seasons. When admitted into the society, a girl finds that her work is just beginning. Selling doughnuts to clamor- ing students at 7:30 in the morning is no easy job. Neither is trying to pass off rooters ' buttons to a crowd of three mil ' lion rooters. ABOVE: Back Row: Janet Merrill, Shirley Waldum, Diane Wittenbrock, Bonnie Robert- son, Judy Baron, Marilyn Moar. Second Row: Nancy Hadady, Diane Rasmussen, Bar- bara Arnold, Marcia Bettencourt, Janet Battis- tini. First Row: Donna Ashby, Joan Hullin, Ginny Aamondt, Jeannie Taylor, Sue Bishop. RIGHT: Back Row: Joan Voris, Linda Hunt, Linda Shively, Sally Normand, Joan Donlon. Sf.COND Row: Dee Roberts, Judy Leadley, Madelaine Pancoast, Carole Sachen, June Bayer. First Row: Nathelly Taylor, Linda Cross, Judy Carniato, Margaret Miller, Jackie Wilder, Donna Teague, Mary Rohrbough. 87 JSA Believing in the intrinsic value of debate, voting, conventions, government, and club dinners, 1 5 Scots took part in the Junior Statesmen of America. Officers were president, Steve Crocker; vice-president, Bill Lamprecht; secretary, Sue Conens; treas- urer, Bobbie Petitclerc; parlia- mentarian, Bob Craig, and presi- dential adviser, Don Kates. Club advisers were Miss Jean Hender- son and Philip Arnot. The JSA ' s biggest discovery came in December, when it dis- covered it was flat broke. After a money-raising Week-for-Back- Dues was proclaimed, the JSA had enough money to help the CSF support a Viet Nam or- phan. Back Row: Dennis Maloney, Bob Craig, Bill Lamprecht, Aarmand Schmeichel Sec- ond Row: Harry Keller, Cathy Roumasset, Karen Christiansen, Sue Conens, Bobbi Petitclerc. Front Row: Steve Crocker, Bonnie Lyman, Michele Kemlar, Nina Shar- man, Kay Conens, Don Kates. Back Row: Barry Woodruff, Harry Keller, Bill Lamprecht, John Da vies, Kathy War- ren. Third Row: Nancy Hall, Stu Aaronson, Mary Green, Cheryl Swanson, Sue Pal- mer, Jackie Wilder. Second Row: Marilyn Moar, Cathy Roumasset, Judy Long, Car- olyn Goodwin, Nancy Young, Barbara Jones. Front Row: Steve Crocker, Sue Conens, Bob Van Patten, Judy Mellum, Nancy Hadaday, and adviser Gordon Deegan. TOCS TOCS, the service group whose members are interested in getting out of America, enlarged its travel opportunities for Carlmont stu- dents this year. Deported to Europe this summer under the Experiment in International Living are Cathy Roumasset, Carolyn Goodwin, Sue Conens, Marilyn Moar, and Nancy Hall. During the year, TOCS was visited by consuls, instructed in certain foreign languages, and in- troduced to European visitors. 88 Audio - Visual The audio-visual department underwent a major re-organiza- tion. The department functioned as smoothly and efficiently as ever. Each member of the crew had a chance to run the 91 pieces of equipment and gave his time for activities during class time and after school. The crew heads, Dave Ricci, Gary Brasfield and Bob Elliott, under Bob Robinette, adviser, did a fine job in carrying out the duties of the audio-visual de- partment. First Row: Bob Robinette, adviser, Barbara Carscadden, Deen Mills, Bob Elliot, Alain Fayne, Jim Larsen, Don Hurst. Second Row: Pat Osborn, Janie Boostron, Faye Rogers, Richard Bradley, David Ricci, Bud Matuer, Ray Greenleaf. Third Row: Howard Flank, Steve Eitzen, Rod Donnson, Gary Bradsfield, Mike Baxter. GGA Among the more exclusive or- ganizations at Carlmont, one finds the Carlmont Girls ' Association. Unfortunately, its exclusiveness is begrudged by a few minority groups who call themselves boys. CGA boasts officers who are not only pretty but are also big think- ers. President, Dee Roberts; vice- president, Toby McMann; secre- tary, Linda Hunt; treasurer, Robin McMann, and adviser, Mrs. Carol Berg. Through their hard work Carlmont girls have been able to attend informative assemblies, a memorable Hi-Jinks, fashion shows, and a Twin Twirl dance. Top Steps: Helen Jones, Sally Normand, Marcia Bettencourt, Carol Taylor, Jeanne Nolan. Middle Steps: Gail Hurley, Bonnie Roberts, Carol Morton, Lyn O ' Keefe, Linda Sherman. Front: Linda Hunt, Dee Roberts, Robin McMann, Tobey McMann. 89 CSF Devoted to the goals of hav- ing a spring picnic, support- ing an orphan in Viet Nam, tutoring students, and seeing a San Francisco stage play, the Carlmont branch of the California Scholarship Federa- tion swelled to its largest mem- bership, over 40. Nancy Hall and Janet Battistini served as semester presidents. The club was advised by John Durham. Back Row: Steve Crocker, Doug Kuehn, Todd Wees, Barry Woodruff, Phil Raster,, Bill Lam- precht, David Caldwell, John Da vies, Stu Aaronson, David Meredith. Third Row: Nancy Hall, Carolyn Goodwin, Joanne Weiler, Marlene Walther, Carol Wylie, Linda Hoist, Nancy Hadady ' Judy Manning, Olaf Holsti. Second Row: Marilyn Moar, Barbara Neilsen, Robin Mighell, Judy Helmer, Jo Anne Guidi, Robin Wallace, Anita Niederhoff. Front Row: Judy Mellum, ' Mary Rohrbough, Cathy Roumasset, Sue Conens, Janet Battistini, Jackie Wilder, Adelaide Powey. Junior Red Gross The main project of the Junior Red Cross this year has been a Carlmont album, which, when completed, will be sent to Ger- many. The scrap book will include a picture essay of Carlmont and the school ' s many functions. The club, directed by Robert McCormick, has also had two suc- cessful cake sales during the year. Back Row: Richie Lyman, Sharon Reyes, Sharon Hanes, Myrna Jackson. Front Row: Eleanor Arnold, Linda Barnard. 90 Chess Club Stressing abstract perception, the spirited Chess club sprinkled wits against itself on the red and black battlefield. A challenging sport, though unrecognized by the SPAL, chess stimulated and de- veloped some of Carlmont ' s most profound thinkers (notably Rod Albin, Richard Epstein, and Bob Dean). Looking forward to the graduating checker players, the club expects to increase its present 12 member quorum to 20 next year. Back Row: Edward Smith, Louis Hayler, Rodney Albin, Jon Miles, Larry Miller, Richard Epstein. Front Row: Betty Schulte, Bob Soul, Peter Albin, Joe Duncanson, Bob Dean. Business The limited membership of the Business club swelled temporarily on November 4 when they held their annual pot luck. Although their adviser didn ' t show up, the girls had a good time later at Sil- houette. A few of the girls worked dili- gently on the student directory. Unfortunately, it wasn ' t published. Outside speakers enlightened tne girls on topics of interest (money, boys, careers) several times during the year. Back Row: Beth Chesterman, Kay Barberi, Elsie Mulley, Judy Workler, Sue Lippke, Marie Gyllenskog, Annie Hersom. Front Row: Janet Galvin, Janet Merrill, Joan Gould, Carol Stone. 91 Astronomy Organized to encourage stu- dents to build telescopes and to inform themselves about the heavenly bodies (which doesn ' t include study of the cheerlead- ers) the Astronomy club, under adviser Jerrett Rollins, com- pleted grinding an eight ' inch telescope mirror, a two-year project. Another main project this year was work on a vacuum system which was to aluminize members ' mirrors. Back Row: Doug Cambell, Bob Sohl, Joe Duncanson, Gary Silver and Dee Hansen. Front Row: Jim Woenne, Bob Dean, president and treasurer, Bob Bradley, and Vic Nikolashin, vice-president and secretary. 92 Back Row: President Carolyn Kalben, Jean Watson, Lois Dalla, Barbara Traeger, Betty Schulte, Linda Tabel, Myrna Jackson, Helen Darmstadt, Alberta Manshack, Sharon Anderson, and nurse Jan Doty. Front Row: Janice Boostrom, Janice De An- toni, Pat Bower, Loraine Jackson, Martha Kyne, Teresa Fritz, Carol Wylie, and Donna Barnsley. Absent Were: Jeanne Cutter, Nan McKee, Cheryl Kircher, Michele Mul- len, Pat Murphy, Kathryn McGam, and Linda Gabel. Caduceus Always an active group at Carl- mont, the Florence Nightingales of the future chose a new name this year and plunged into a full sched- ule of activities. They started the year with a course in standard first aid given by a Red Cross represen- tative, which all enjoyed. Later they took a trip to St. Luke ' s Hos- pital in San Francisco. Mrs. Jane Doty, a faculty adviser to Ca- deuces, arranged to have several films on health and nursing shown to the club during the spring sem- ester. Scotties The service-minded Scotties have appeared at many Carl- mont activities including foot- ball games, concerts, Baccalau- reate, the Christmas dance, and the Junior Prom. Aside from taking tickets at the games, ush- ering and serving refreshments, the Scotties had two cake sales. From time to time, the club purchased various articles for the school. Standing: Donna Brandes, Thelly Taylor, president, Deanna Gilbertson, Lynn White, Gloria Gorton, Kalane Larson, Sharon Clark, Mary Orser, Judy Winn. Seated: Sandy Neff , Dede Cole. Art Club Two weeks before Christmas, the Art club announced it would hold two meetings a week in a des- perate attempt to finish thei r paper mache nativity scene for the dis- play case in Chimney Corners. Per- haps next year they will hold three meetings a week. The rest of the year, the club worked on individual projects. Tears were shed over sat-upon pieces of sculpture, and oil paint was spattered over still lifes. The group visited the Rosicru- cian museum and an art show at the Emporium. Back Row : Eddie Sherry, Tony Torres, Bob Capitolo, advisor Karl Bauer, Janet Wolfe, Linda Beattie. Front Row: Paul Leuteritz, secretary; Judy Leadley, president, Karen Gillen, Camille Casagrande. Not Shown : Steve Cabrera, vice-president. 93 Big Sisters The Big Sisters (minimum height five feet ten inches) energetically attacked the problem this year of familiarizing new girl students with Carlmont by graciously giving up their boy friends to the lonely strangers and resigning their class offices to make way for the new ' comers. This orientation included a get together ' 1 in November among the Big Sisters, new girl students, and officers of the CGA. During the refreshments, the group had a question and answer period. Among the questions of the new comers were: Do Carlmont boys prefer blondes, brunettes, or red- heads? and Who ' s that cute teacher in D16? Back Row: Val Nelson, Terri Thomas, Carole Taylor, chairman, Nan Philip, Di Bogdan, Sue Taylor, Linda Ellis, Ann Hilpisch. Second Row: Sandy Pomeroy, Suzanne Combs, Judy War- den, Linda Shaw, Judy McLaughlin, Sandy Hildebrand. Front Row: Bonnie Roberts, Callye Hig- bee, Val Judd, Pat Terrill, Rose Burke. FTA Yes, these are the Future Teach- ers of America! This lively group spent the entire first semester col- lecting dues. The second semester saw a little more action — the Fu- ture Teachers made sc rapbooks, bean-bags, and other toys which were distributed to children in hos- pitals during Easter vacation. A field trip to observe teaching methods at San Jose State College was on the spring agenda also. Officers of the FTA are: Cathy Roumasset, president; vice-presi- dent, Anita Niederhoff; secretary, Don Hearst; treasurer, Joan Sebas- tiani; and publicity chairman, Phyl- lis Gress. Back Row: Linda Ice, Elizabeth Hartquist, Jane Kirton, Don Hearst, Val Horan, Cathy Roumas- set. Second Row: Joan Sebastiani, Sharon Means, Evelyn Classman, Lynna Gay, Lottie Grabow- ski, Anita Niederhoff, Kalane Larson. Front: Sandy McDaniel. 94 Advanced Science Club April 2 and 3 were the big- gest days for the Advanced Science club this year when the annual Science Fair was held. The long preparation for this big event took up most of the monthly seminar meetings ad- vised by science teacher Walt Cottle. A field trip to visit the cyclotron at Berkeley was also planned. Joe Goodrich, vice-president, appeared on the TV program, Science in Action on January 19, where he demonstrated his cloud chamber. Joe Goodrich and his cloud chamber. Members of the Science Club (1-r) Bob Sohl, Joe Duncanson, Vic Nikolashin, Bob Dean, Joe Goodrich, Kenneth Perkins, Jim Wornne, and Jerry Darr. 95 CARLMONITOR Paper Cops First Glass Rating JUDY AND JOAN WORKING EDITOR READS COPY ShU 1 - ' Y Kt A M l S ' ) ' ■ « l l ' WHAT ' S THIS JAZZ? 96 From the typewriters of D-ll, dispensary of food, nonconformists, liars, and cliches came editor Judy Helmeris 1959 Carlmonitor, earning first-class rating from the National Scholastic press Association. The seventh ' period journalism class, comprised mostly of paranoics, Slenderella rejects, peanut munchers, and unidentified objects, ran off 16 four-page editions. Adviser was Milt Goldman; assistant editors, Joan Freeman, Carol Wylie; sports editor, Jud Cost; news editor, Cheryl May; ads. Chuck Steifelmaeir and Tudie Hafstad; business. Ronn Kaiser; photo, Pete Nuding; exchange manager, Lorraine Fries. Also out for the team were Lillian Baldwin, Phyllis Gress, Nancy Hall, Gloria Manning, Barry A. Perry, Camille Gasagrande, Gary Williams, Gail Lopin and Ed Saarela. Jj f ' Tn MAY, WYLIE, CASAGRANDE AND KETTERMAN w •• ' ' Ifiiisr ' lL i B (A EVERYBODY AT CARLMONT READS THE CARLMONITOR SPORTS EDITOR JUD COST mm ' mm Newspaper staff included: Chuck Stiefelmaier, Judie Hafstad, Camille Casagrande, Pete Nuding, Steve Roger, Barry Ann Perry, Phyllis Gress and Nancy Hall. 97 VISTAS EDITOR CALDWELL AD AND BUSINESS EDITORS HOFFMAN AND GOODWIN ' 59 Yearbook Banks a Profit: New Era WHERE ' S THAT GLUEPOT? By making every mistake possible in the first five months (wherein the yearbook got six months behind), editor Dave Caldwell made up for his lack of experience and, in the re- maining two weeks before deadline day, got together with his staff to complete the 1959 Scrapbook. Nan Philip edited the Story of the Year, Larry Hoffman headed the advertising department, Pete Nuding and Phil Shector, photography, Earline Leuty, index, Carolyn Goodwin, business, Steven Roger and Vanna Ketterman, copy, and Donna Ashby, sales. ■JU KH WM fOR TOMY, ; STORY EDITOR PHILIP 98 Vistas Ad Salesmen — Back Row: Paul Carson, Larry Hoffman, Dick Page, Bob Van Patten, Doug Merritt, Gerry Gress. Middle: Jeri Wood, Cynthia Schmeichel, Judy Marsh, Sandy McDamals, Bonnie Sindel. Front: Karen Chris- tensen, Carol Lawrence, Lillian Baldwin and Lottie Grabowski. Missing: Phyllis Gress. CARTOONIST LINDA SHERMAN PHOTO DEPARTMENT: HOFFMAN, CHIEF NUDING, SHECTER LEUTY SEARCHES FOR INDEX CARLMONT ' S 102-PIECE BAND ■ ? f A HALFTIME RALLY SCOT MAJORETTES SEQUOIA AND SCOT BANDS TOGETHER A Band That Blows! The Carlmont band, under the direction of Russell Reed, added its musical genius and mellow notes to more than eight high school and two college football games, three parades, the State Music Festival, the annual spring Bandorama, basketball games, graduation, and most school rallies and programs. The 82 band members spent March 23-25 in Disney land where they performed and also were set loose with 10 free tickets. The band arrived March 23, gave a short program the following day, and returned to Carlmont March 25. The band paid for the trip with the profits from the annual Bandorama concert, held at the Notre Dame auditorium. PEP BAND AT FOOTBALL GAME ilU ' F .jfi ▼SSt « CARLMONT ' S ORCHESTRA AND CHORAL AT THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY JERRY EINARSSON CONDUCTS CHORAL 102 4 jk f r T i r r 1 lg@@ Back Row: Betty Schulte, Sandi Hove, Marcia Hart, Sue Biddulph, Paul Carson, Pete Nuding, Ed Kram- pert, John Davies, Steve Sterry, Tom Chaney, Phyl- lis Power, Kathy Broderson, Barbara Arnold, Nancy Hall, Juana Viscido. Third Row: June Bayer, Jackie Canepa, Charlotte Du Ponte, Terry Jones, Jeannette From Mozart to Beethoven During the year Carlmont ' s orchestra wandered through the classic works of Bach, Beethoven, and Mozart. They played at the special assembly in the fall, the Christmas program, the annual spring play, and attended the College of Pacific String Clinic and State Music Festival. Special recognition was received by violinists Jeanette Kingsley and Gail Lopin, who were chosen to play in the All-North- ern California orchestra. [V) III 6 3 3 Kingsley, Pat Harrison, Bill Gold, Xavier Rodriguez, Pam Wilson, Sandy Hildebrand, Pat Osborn, Rose- mary Nelson, Joan Gould. Second Row: Margaret Resch, Kathy Platta, Charlene Farrow, Sharon Means, Bob Meade, Skip Matthewson, John Reeves, Charlene Newton, Ann Hurley, Penny Sullivan, Ellen Venable, Joann Weiler, Pat Navarra. Front Row: Lynda Pegueros, Adelaide Powey, Janie John- son, Connie Husson, Rich Wilcox, Sam Willers, Jim Williamson, Steve Bunker, John Ramierz, Byron West, Gary Julian, Jeanne Anderson, Sheryl Read, Pat Ferraris. Accompanist: Mary Doughty. 103 4tSo The Glass of 1959 104 l g fc I 1 ' MM WW 4 r i B Mi, IDQ. III! .Ck - tf b V V to i 1 I SENIORS Senior officers: treasurer Bruce Freeman, veep Ann Hilpisch, president Bruce Galloway, secre- tary Judy Manning. And it all passeth . . . senior lawn, counsel- ors, letters of recommendation, sports, meetings in the glen, senior hall, parties, graduation. SENIOR LAWN AT HIGH NOON Senior Biography. . . SENIOR CHEERLEADERS McLAUGHLIN, GRACE, AND WILLIAMS WITH JR. BROOKSIE HOWE 106 ■■ I I— -• -• V A.I. LAMPOONS ELECTIONS THEY ONLY WORK HERE MEETING IN THE GLEN JIS 1 Senior Board — Ann Hilpisch, Bruce Freeman, Sandy Boles, Joan Freeman, Lee Rosemeyer, Bruce Galloway, Bill Williams, Bill Golling, Judy Manning, Hunter McLaughlin, Jim Leggett, Judy Strauss. 107 Seniors Hold Annual Couples whirled amid 15,000 paper tissue flowers and replicas of Venus de Milo to the music of Walt Toleson ' s band at Carlmont ' s annual senior ball held this year on April 1 1 . The theme for the ball was One Touch of Venus and featured Roman decora- tions and soft blue lighting. Principal Al Teremerre crowned Jean- ette Kingsley queen of the senior ball. Members of Jeanette ' s court were Panny Remmers, Bobbi Petitclerc, Dee Roberts and Darlene Larson. Intermission entertainment was pro- vided by the Bel-Sans, a vocal trio of Carlmont graduates. QUEEN JEANETTE KINGSLEY GRINS BESIDE HER COURT SENIORS DANCE INSIDE PENINSULA GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB 108 Ball on April 11 •PICK A CARD . . . ANY CARD 1 Co ' chairmen for the event were Joan Freeman and Eric Dixson. Their assist- ants included Pam Davenport and Anne Teter, band; Tobey and Robin McMann, location; Marilyn Moar, refreshments; Joan Voris, special effects; Sandy Boles, bids; Dee Roberts, decorations; Helen Newton, publicity; Chene Skanderup, chaperones; Linda Shively, theme; Char- lotte Coppom, queens; Ann Hilpisch, tickets; and Marty MacClain, clean-up. Dfews df i Lintl ShermM DANCERS REST DURING COFFEE BREAK 109 Seniors Look Ahead to College and Careers After Four Happy Years VIRGINIA LEE AAMODT Block C, aquaganza 3, baseball 1-3, hockey 1-2, basketball 2, sports block 4, service block 4. STU AARONSON Commissioner of welfare 4, admin, class presi- dent 1, TOCS 1-4, CSF 1-4, Jr. Statesmen 1, publicity bd. 2, basketball 1, tennis 1-4, Expcrmient in International Living travel pro- gram 3, chemistry student of year 3, sports, service, adm in, blocks. WAYNE ACKERMAN Transfer student from San Mat o for senior year. s ) BILL ADAMS Gymnastics 1-2, cross country 2, sports block, service block. MARGARET ELAINE AHERN RODNEY KENT ALBIN Psychology club 1-3, Astronomy club 1, Chess club 1-4, Carlmont Association for the Advancement of Music Apprec. 4, service block. JAMES W, ALLAN JEANNE ANDERSON A cappella 4, sports 1, service block. JUDY ANDERSON Choral 2-4. RALPH ANDERSON Legislature 1, 4, welfare board, Jr. Red Cross, 110 basketball 1, golf 1-2, 120 basketball 2. F-S basketball 2. JUDY ARMBRUST Admin, class secretary 4, Scottics 4, sports 1-4, sports block. JIM ARVESON Varsity football 4, swimming 3, baseball- 4. NO LOIS ELLEN AUSTIN Red Cross 2, aquaganza 3, sports 1-2. THOMAS A WBREY Advanced band 2-4, basketbal 1-2. Block C. 1 , swimming KEN BABCOCK Legislator 1, cultural bd. 1-3, CSF 1-3, secre- tary CSF 3, Psychology club 2-3, president Psychology club 3, TOCS 2, marching and concert band 1-4, Echoes 2, wrestling 2-4, cross country 2, gymnastics 2, admin, and sports block, 3 service blocks. KEN BAISA Band 2-3. DONNA BARNSLEY Caduceus club 3-4, secretary Caduceus club, CAAMA 4, swimming 2-3, volleyball 2. SANDY BAXTER Legislature 3, finance bd. 1, Scotiies 2-3, class board 1-3, variety show 2, soph dance committee 2, girls ' sports 1-2, sports and service block, junior art award 2. JUNE BAYER Jr. Statesman corresponding secretary 1, Future Nurses club 2, Block C 3-4, a cap- pella 3-4, girls ' sports 1-2, 2 sports blocks, service block. JOHN BECK Football 1, 4. JACQUE BEDFORD ROGER BELTRAMI Fall play 4, boxing 4, best actor of the year award 3. DIANE BENDLE Legislature 1, Vistas 3, senior play committee 4, basketball 1, 3 service blocks. MARGARET BENNETT Hockey I . BLENDA MARIE BERGLAND Transfer from Lowell high 2, legislature 4, mixed chorus 4, junior prom committee 3, girls ' sports 3-4, sports block 4. GARY BERLIN NANCY SUZANNE BIDDULPH A cappella 2, service block. I II JEFF BIHELLER Transfer from University high, Los Angeles 4, track 4. HARRY BITTNER Vistas 2, baseball 2. BONNIE BINETTI Junior Statesmen 1, Nurses club 2-3, pub licity bd. 4, social bd. 3, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block. PAT BLEILY Transfer. GERRY BOHLING SANDY BOLES Red Cross secretary 2, CSF 3, admin, class secretary 1, admin, class president 4, social bd. 1-2, legislature 3, noon rec. bd. and fashion coordinator 4, girls ' sports 1-2. ftfct BEVERLY BOOTH Admin, class vice-president, senior and iunior boards. DENICE BOTTAR1 Legislature 3-4, a cappella 4, spring play 3-4, girls ' sports 1-2, service block 3. STANLEY JOSEPH BOTTO Band 4, baseball 1-3, sports block. JEANNETTE BOURUS A cappella 2-4. KEN BOWHALL Admin, class president 2, AV crew 1-2, Chess club 2, football 1, baseball 2: JACK BRIDGES Band 2-3, service block. JAMES RICHARD BRITTON Transfer from Serra high 2, football 4. CLAIRE R BROOKHOFF Advanced girls ' choral accompanist 4, Arts and Crafts 1st place award. CAROL ANN BROSTROM Legislature alternate 2, Red Cross 2. girls ' sports 1-2, sports and service block. HENRY BUFFALOW, JR. Camera club president 2-3, swimming 2-3. DON BULLIVANT Admin, class president 2-3, soph class vice- president, sr. hd., Jr. Statesman 1, football 1-3, baseball 2,4, track 1, all-SPAL award 4. most-improved award 4, 3 sports blocks. JEANETTE BULMER Transfer from Notre Dame, legislature 4, social bd. 4. STEVE BUNKER A cappella 3-4, band 2-4, swing choir 4, service block. ROSE BURKE Admin, class vice-president 1 , admin, class secretary 3, school spirit bd. 3, varsity cheer- leader 3, variety show 2. BARBARA LEE BURROWS Legislature 1-2, freshman bd. 1, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 1-2, sports block. DAVID A. CALDWELL Admin, class vice-pres. 1, junior bd. repre- sentative 3, service block 4, CSF 1-2, Cail- monitor 2-3, Vistas editor 4, Aqua, thinking com. 3, publicity bd. 2-3, welfare bd. 4, swimming 1-4, water polo 2,4, sports blocks 1-4, NCS relay record, all-SPAL water polo. DEANNA CAMPBELL JACKIE CANEPA Cultural bd. 3, girls ' choir 1-2, a cappella 3-4. JACK CARNEY Admin class pres. 3, baseball 1-2, football 1-2. JUDY CARNIATO Manager basketball 4, block C sec. 4, sports bd. 4, girls ' sports 1-4, l ' 2 service blocks, 2 block C. TERRY CARSCADDEN Red Cross club 1, service award. JIM CASSELMAN Transfer from Serra 3. RAYMOND H CELLAR AV crew 1-4, light technician for plays 2-4, light technician for aquaganza .3, light techni- cian for Band-O-Rama ,3-4., water polo 1, swimming 1-3, sports block, 2 service blocks. RUTH CHICHESTER Sophomore board 2, girls ' sports 1-2. 113 BARBARA M. CHRISTEN Choral 1-3. JIM CHURCHILL Track 2-4, sports block 3. EVELYN CLASSMAN Legislature 3, FTA 4, Jr. prom committee 3 Jr. Red Cross 2, Vistas 1, Hi-|in) block. fashion show committee 2-4! 1-2, girls ' sports 1, service DAVID MERWIN CLINGERMAN Rifle club 1, Chess club 1-2, Psychology club 1-2, band 2, gymnastics 4. DAVID CL1NGMAN Key club 3-4, CSF 1-3, band 1-2,4. BARBARA LEE COHEN Nurses club 1, Dance club 1-3, Art club 1, aquaganza 3, Arts and Crafts 1. LINDA MICHELE COLE Legislature 1-2, Nurses club 1, Nurses club pres. 2, class bd. 1-3, girls ' sports 1-2, sports block 2. MIKE COLGIN SANDRA COLLINS A cappella 3, service block 4. SUE CONENS Tribunal 4, Jr. Statesmen 1-4, sec. 4, TOCS 1-4, pres. 4, CSF 2-4, Carlmonitor 2-3, aqua- ganza 3, Jr. prom com. chairman 3, girls ' sports 1-2, CSF life seal, Experiment in Inter- national Living exchange student to Austria 4, sports, admin., and service blocks. JUDY LYNNE COOK Admin, class sec. 1, Festival day com. 1-3, Jr. prom com. 3, variety show 2, girls ' sports 1-2. CHARLOTTE COPPOM Sr. ball com. 4, point sec. 4, Festival day com. 3, aquaganza 3. bd. fc T Hh l H r C m DIANE THERESA COVE Publicity bd. 2, Dance club 2-3, aquaganza 3, Christmas show 3-4, girls ' sports 2. RUSS COWAN Boxing 1-2, wrestling 4. MARILYN LOUISE COX Girls ' sports 1-2. 114 BOB CRAIG Board of welfare 4, Jr. Statesmen parlia ' mentarian 2-4, AV crew 2. RENA CRAM STEPHEN CROCKER Bd. of welfare 4, class bd. 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 2, Jr. Statesman 2-4, vice-pres. 3, pres. 4, TOCS 4, CSF 4, Vistas 1, Festival day com. 2-3, Jr. prom com. 3, variety show 2, service block 3. LINDA CROSS Social bd. 3, school spirit bd. 4, vice-pres. girls ' Block C 4, aquagansa 3, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block. JAMES F. CROWELL Gymnastics 1-4, wrestling 2,4, sports blocks, PAL, NCS. GEORGE CUMMING Legislature 2, board of welfare 4, National Merit Scholarship recognition. JUDY DARR PAMELA DAVENPORT Cheerleader 1-3, legislature 1,4, Block C 3. Future Nurses club 3, sports 1-4, aqua- ganja 3, sports, service, admin, blocks. RUSS DAVIS Legislature 2, class bd. 1-4, baseball 1, water polo 1-4, most valuable 2,4. SPAL first team 4. DAVID DEA Basketball 1. ROBERT BRUCE DEAN Astronomy club 1-4. sec. 2, treas. 3, pres. 4, Psychology club 2,3, Advanced Science club 2, Chess club 3,4, CAAMA 4, bd. of direc- tors 4, service block. JOHN PAUL DE ANGELIS ra TtsaBifj TOM DINELEY RALPH G. DINGLE Camera club 2, audio-visual aid 3, lighting for Caine Mutiny, The Man Who Came to Dinner, aquaganza. ROSALIE A. DIPAOLA Scotties 4, chorus 1-4. 115 EDWARD ERIC DIXSON Legislature 1 3, admin, pres. 4, admin, vice pres. 2, sr. bd. 4, sr. ball co-chairman 4, Antigone 4, The Silver Whistle 4, water polo 2, swimming 3. HARRY WILLIAM DIXON Transfer from Serra 3. ANITA DOMINGUEZ Girls ' chqrus 3 ' 4. TOM DREYER JOHN RICHARD DUNHAM Swimming 1 ' 2. CHARLOTTE DUPONTE A cappella 1-4, variety show 2, service block. JAY JOSEPH DURKIN Transfer from Serra 2. DAVE EDDY Rifle club 1-4, baseball 2-3, sports block JUDITH ELLIOTT %. - - SHELDON ELLIS Legislature 1-2,4, Block C 2-4, basketball 1-2, sports block. CLAIRE EMERSON Legislature 3-4. Art club 1-2, aquaganza swimmer .3, track official, CGA fashion show model 1, Vistas 1, Campus day com. 3, 2 service blocks. RICHARD ARTHUR EPSTEIN Stamp club official 4, Chess club 2-4, Psy- chology 2-3, Astronomy 1-3, Advanced Science 2-4, Carlmont Association for the Advancement of Music Appreciation. JERRY ERNST AJmin. class president 1, water polo 1-2. CHARLENE SUE FARROW FTA 3, noon recreation hd. 4, social bd. 3. a cappella 3-4, swing choir 4, Vistas 1, service block. JOYCE FAWCETT Nurses club 1, scc.-treas. CSF 3, orchestra 1-4, 2 service blocks, sports block, sports 1-33 I U DYNA FELDMANIS Transfer from Sequoia 3, legislature 3. PETE FELICIANO Admin, class president 2. VIRGINIA ANN FITTANTE Christmas program 4. JOHN WARD FRANCIS Key club sec ' y 3, pres. 4, varsity basketball 3-4, transfer from Connecticut. JU DITH FREEBORN Admin, class sec ' y 2, legislature 2-3, soph, class bd. 2, pres. of admin, class 3, fiscal control com. i, jr . class bd. 3, admin, class vice-pres. 4, tribunal 4, sports bd. 4, girls ' sports 1, 2, 4, admin, block. BRUCE L. FREEMAN Admin, vice-pres. 2, admin, pres. 4, sr. class treas. 4, legislature 1-3, drum major 3-4, welfare bd. 3-4, band 1-4, football 1, 2 service blocks, admin, block. JOAN CAROL FREEMAN Admin, pres. 4, admin, sec ' y 1-2, legislature 1-2, pom-pon 1-4, Big Sister 2, spirit bd. 2-4, class bd. 1-4, Jr. Statesman 1, Carl- monitor 2-4, assistant editor 4, sr. ball chair- man, sports, admin., service blocks. 1st Arts and Crafts in sewing, Silver Seal. NEIL EDWIN FREMAN Admin, pres. 2, admin, vice-pres. 2, class bd. 2-3, jr. prom committee 3, cross country 1-2, track 1-3, three sporis blocks 1-3. LORRAINE FRIES Legislature 2, admin, sec ' y 1,3, commissioner of social-cultural affairs 4, exchange manager for Carlmonitor 2-4, social bd. 2-3, sports 1-3, arts and crafts award 1, sports, service, admin, blocks. TERESSA FRITZ Future Nurses club 4, work in snack bar 3-4. JANIE GALBRAITH Noon rec. bd. 3, admin, sec ' y 4, sr. ball com. 4, sr. pins chairman 4, girls ' sports 1,3. BRUCE GALLAWAY Legislature 1-4, sr. class pres., class bd. 1-4, noon rec bd. 2, basketball 1-4 - TODD GASKILL Boys ' sports bd. 2, block C 2-3, band 1-4, track 1-4, basketball 1-4 ED GIAMPAOLI VANCINE D. GILDERSLEEVE Admin, class sec ' y 4, advance choir 2, mixed choir 3-4, transfer 1, aquaganja 3. 117 WILLIAM GOLLING Sr. bd. 4, Jr. Statesman 1, band 1, football 2,4, sports block. LELAND GORDON Camera club vice-pres. 3, basketball 1-2, track 1-2, JUDY GORMAN Bd. of welfare 1, Festival day publicity com. 2, sr. ball decoration com. 4, sports 1. WILLIAM M. GOUGH Transfer from Omio 3, admin, class officer 4, legislature 3-4, track 3-4, football 4, block 3-4. RONALD ALAN GRACE Admin, class pres. 2-4, legislature 1-3, cheer- leader 4, class bd. 2-4, CSF 2-3, pres. CSF 3, traffic control com. 4, football 1-3, gym- nastics 1-2,4, aquaganza 3, athletic block, 2 admin, blocks, service block, bronze seal. JUDY GRAETZ Admin, sec ' y 3-4, legislature 2, Dance club ,1 Publicity bd. 4, aquaganza 3, fashion show chairman 4, Arts and Crafts dance award 1. PATRICIA GRAFF Commissioner of finance 4, Art club 1-2, sports 1-3. KATHLEEN GUILD Social-cultural bd. 4, chorus 1-3, sr. play com. 4, jr. prom com. 3, sports 2. BILL HAENER Junior achievement 3-4, gymnastics 4. JUDITH HAFSTAD Transfer from Taioma, Wash. 4, Carlmonitflr 4, Vistas 4. NONA HAGER Scotties 4. SALLY HALE Admin, pros. 1, legislature 3, class bds. 1-4, variety show 1-2, jr. prom com., sports 1. MARION HALEY Transfer from Eugene, Ore. 4, cross-country 4, track 4, Oregon state winner in cross- country 2. NANCY ELIZABETH HALL FTA 1, JSA 1, TOCS 3-4, CSF 1-4, vice- pres. 3 ' , pres. 4, point sec ' y 3, Echoes 1-2, bus. mgr. 2, legislature attendance sec ' y 4, a cappella choir 2-4, sec ' y 4, 4 service blocks, admin, block, CSF life seal 4, exchange student to Switzerland 4. JUDY HAMILTON Sports 1. 118 KAREN HANSEN Transfer from L.A. 3. PHIL HANSEN Boys ' sports bd. 2, admin, pres. 3, legisla- ture 4, basketball 1-4, baseball 1-4, sports blocks. WENDY HANSEN Class pres. 1. DOUGLAS HANSON Admin, vice-pres. 1. GEORGE HARRELL Golf 1, football 2, gymnastics 2-4, sports block. JEFF HARRIS Football 1. ELIZABETH MARIE HARTQUIST JSA 1-4, historian 2, sec ' y 4, FTA 1-4, sec ' y 2, service block. BERTELLE ALLENE HARWOOD Sports 1-4. JUDY HATCHER Scotties 4, sports 2-3. WANDA HAWKINS JAMES HEALY KEN HEIN JUDY ANNE HELMER Carlmonitor 2-4, editor 4, admin, officer 2, legislature 3, bd. of welfare sec ' y 4, CSF 2-4, pres. 3, sec.-treas. 4, Vistas 1, Echoes 2, aquaganja thinking com. 3, sports 1-3, CSF life seal 4, Prix d ' Honneur 3, sports block, service awards, Bank of America certificate 4. RICHARD HICKLING ANN HILPISCH Admin, pres. 4, legislature 3, school spirit bd. 4, Big Sisters 1,4, admin, vice-pres. 4, jr. prom co-chairman 3, sr. ball 4, sports 1-4, sports block. 119 SANDY HILDEBRAND GREG HINCH MIKE HOCTOR Basketball 1. JAMES R. HODGES Water polo 2-4, swimming 1-4, NCS 1st pi. relay 2, 4 sports blocks. HELEN HOFFMAN MARLENE HOHMAN Finance bd. 4, Homemaking club 3, aqua- ganza com. 3, graduation com. 4, Festival day com. 2-3, sports 4. DIANA HOME VALERIE HORAN FTA 2-4, treas. 3, aquaganza 3, sr. play com. 4, baccalaureate com. 4, 2 service blocks. EDITH HORN Girls ' sports mgr. 3, legislature sec ' y 4, sports bd. 3, orchestra 1-4, sports 1-3, sports, service, admin, blocks, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. SANDRA HOVE Future Nurses club 1, a cappella 4. JEAN HOWARD Legislature 3, Scotties 2-3, class bd. 2, sports 1-2. MIKE HOWE Transfer from San Mateo. JACK HULIN LARRY HUNT Admin, vice-prcs. I, basketball 1, track 4. MYRNA JACKSON Jr. Red Cross 4, Future Nurses club 4. 20 CHRIS F. JESSEN First semester student body pres. 4, tribunal 3, football 1-4, track 1-4, basketball 1-4, sports blocks 2-4, SPAL football 3. SPAL track 3-4, Union 76 award. BOBBI JOHNSON Admin, class sec ' y 3, Jr. sports 1-2. BYRON JOHNSON Rifle club 3, basketball 2. Red Cross 1, girls ' JANE JOHNSON Admin, class sec ' y 2, social bd. sec ' y 4, Modern Dance club 1, FTA 1, a cappella 4, swing choir 4, sr. play 4, aquaganza 3, girls ' sports 1-4, Arts and Crafts 1st prize in dance 2, service block 4. SHELDON JOHNSON DOREEN JONES Admin, vicc-pres. 4, Nurses club 2, social bd. 3, TOCS 2, Art club 1. sports 1-3, 2 service blocks, sports block. HELEN JANETTE JONES Legislature 3, Art club sec ' y 1, welfare bd. 2, CGA clan leader 4, jr. prom com. 3, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block 3. TAROLYN JONES Transfer from Seattle, Wash. 2, school spirit bd. sec ' y 3, commissioner of school spirit 4, a cappella vice-pres. 4, advanced chorus 2, aquaganza 3, girls ' sports 2. GARY JUSTIS Admin, class pres. 2, admin, vice-pres. 3, legislature 1-2, jr. bd. 3, sr. ball com. 4. Festival day com. 1-3, basketball 1-4, baseball 1,3-4, PAL basketball 2,4, PAL baseball 1. GARY KALBACH Legislature 1-3, legislature com. chairman 3, boys ' sports bd. treas 4, football 1-4, track 1-2, sports block 2, admin, block 3. PHILIP RASTER Board of welfare 4, sports block. Rifle club 1-4, CSF 3-4, DON B. KATES Legislature 1-2, Jr. Statesmen parliamentarian 1-3, Chess club vice-pres. 1, Psychology club 2, wrestling 2, service block. DOROTHY KEEFE HARRY KELLER Exchange student from Switzerland, TOCS, JSA, Chess club. MELINDA ANNE KIMBERLIN 12 I JEANNETTE KINGSLEY Orchestra 1-4, a cappella 4, make-up chair- man for spring and fall plays 4, aquaganza 3, service award. HILDEGARD KIRCHENBAUER Transfer student from Germany, admin, class vice-pres. NANCY KIRSTINE PAUL KLINGBORG ED KRAMPERT Admin, class vice-pres. 2, a cappella 1-2,4, men ' s glee club 1, varsity football mgr. 1, service block. JERRY KRAUSE Band 4, Caine Mutiny 3, water polo 1-2, swimming 1-3, sports block. CHRIS KROIJER Girls ' sports 1-3, sports block. CAROL KUEHN Tribunal 2, CSF 2-3, orchestra 1, sports 1. BILL KUTZER Freshman vice-pres.-, football 1-4, baseball 1-4, basketball 1, sports blocks. ROGER LAKE Transfer from Palo Alto 2, bd. of welfare 4, fall play 3, jr. prom com. 3. SUZANNE KAY LAMONT Transfer student from Notre Dame 3. WILLIAM LAMPRECHT Jr. Statesman 2-4, TOCS 1,4, CSF 3-4, Jr. Achievement 3-4, orchestra 1-4. SANDRA LAMUTH « Basketball 2-4, Block C. DAVE LANG Admin, pres. 1, sr. play chairman 4, Jr. Statesmen 3, basketball 1,3-4, sports block. RONALD LANPHERE Camera club 2, track 1. 122 DARLENE LARSON Scotties 1 ' 3, clan leader 3, Jr. Red Cross 3, CGA officer 3, Block C, service block. JUDY LEADLEY Girls ' sports bd. 2,4, Art club 1-2,4, pres. 4, Big Sisters 1, Block C 4, sports 1-4, 2 sports blocks, service block, admin, block. ROBERT A. LECKEY WILLIAM JAMES HOWARD LEGGETT Admin, class pres. 4, sr. class play 4, swim- ming 2-3, sports block. LYNNE LENCIONI PAUL LEUTERITZ Art club officer 4, Chess club 4, badmin- VERA LINDEBURG Business club 2, girls ' sports 1 2, aqua- ganza 3. ED LINDSAY Freshman bd. 1, legislature 4, admin, class pres. 1, admin, class vice-pres. 2, gymnastics 1-4, basketball 1-2, 3 sports blocks. CAROLYN LOCKIE Admin, class sec ' y 2, Scotties 1, majorette 2, jr. prom com. 3, girls ' sports 1-2. CORINNE LOCKIE SANDRA JEANNE LONG FTA 1-2, mixed chorus 4. CAROL ANN LONGWICH Transfer from St. Paul 1, class treas. 1, sports 1-2. JUSTINE MARIE LUNDEGARD Scotties 4, sports 1-2. MARTIN MacCLAIN Legisla-or 3, legislature parliamentarian 4, Astronomy club 1, AV crew 2-4, noon rec. disc jockey 4, jr. prom com. 3, boxing 1, admin, and service blocks. JOHN LEE MacMICHAEL Transfer from Groveton high, Alexandria, Va. 3, boys ' sports bd. 4, sr. play 4, aqua- ganza 3, water polo 3-4, swimming 3-4, sports block. National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist, NROTC finalist. 123 ALAN McCAIN Admin, class pres. 1, admin, class vice-pres. 2,4, track 1-4, boxing 1, sports and service block. LYNNE LAVERNE McCOY DON McCREADIE Swimming 1-4, water polo 1-3, sports block. RICHARD McFARLING Football, basketball, baseball 1-4, 3 sports blocks, PAL baseball 1-2, PAL basketball 4. JOHN PATRICK McGEE III Chess club 1-4, stamp club 1-4, track 1-2, cross country 3. KATHARINE McGURRIN School spirit bd. 3-4, Art club 2, sports 1-3, sports block 3, certificate of merit in poster contest 2. hunter Mclaughlin Legislature 3, cheerleader 4, Astronomy club 2, spring play 4, fall play 3-4, aquaganja 3, wrestling 2-3, gymnastics 2-4, sports, admin. and service blocks. pat Mclaughlin Welfare bd. 4, basketball 2-4, sports block. SUELLEN M. McLAUGHLIN Business club 2. ROBIN McMANN Admin, class sec ' y 3-4, CGA sec ' y 3, treas. 4, cheerleader 2, FTA 1-2, a cappella 2-3, aquaganza 3, spring play tickets 4, chairman sr. mothers ' tea 3, girls ' sports 1-4, admin., sports, service blocks. TOBEY McMANN Admin, pres. 1, legislature 1-2, cheerleader 2, CGA vice-pres. 4, Jr. Achievement 3, FTA 1, social bd. 3, school spirit bd. 2, girls ' sports 1-4, service and sports blocks. MIKE MAGNER Band 1-4, orchestra 3-4, dance band 2-3, cross country 4, track 4, sports block, SPAL, 4 service blocks. JUDY MANNING Sr. class sec ' y, admin, officer 1-3, legislature 4, Art club sec ' y 2, Campus day com. 2, CSF 4, Carlmonitor 4, girls ' sports 1-3. RUSSELL MANNIX Admin, class pres. 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, men ' s glee 1. GERALDINE MARTIN 124 KAY MARTIN Social bd. 2, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block. LYNN MARTIN Bd. of welfare 1. festival dance com. 2, girls ' sports 1 ' 3. MANUEL MARTINEZ Legislature 4, admin, class vicc-pres. 3, foot- ball 1-2,4, football mgr. 3, sports block. LINDA MATOSICH Legislature 2, admin, class sec ' y 3. DAVE MEADOWS SHARON AILEEN MEANS Noon rec. bd. 4, FTA pres. 3. FTA 1-4, Jr. Red Cross 3, a cappella 4, jr. prom, com., sr. ball com. 4, sr. play com. 4, aqua- ganza 3, sports 1-3, service award. SANDRA LYNN MEDROW Art club 2, girls ' sports 1-3. RICHARD MELROSE Art club 2-3, Radio club 3. JAMES L. MESSNER DICK MICHAEL Basketball 2, gymnastics 2-4, sports blocks. MARGARET MILLAR Admin, class sec ' y 3, girls ' s ' ports bd. 3-4, bd. of welfare 2, Homemaking club pres. 3, aquaganza 3, Block C 3-4, graduation com.. Big Sisters 3, sports mgr. 3-4, girls ' sports 1-4, admin., athletic and service blocks. DAVID ROSS MINDER Admin, class pres. 2-3, a cappella pres. 4, Block C, baseball 1-4, all-PAL member 1. MARILYN MOAR Student body vice-pres. 4, sec ' y of legisla ture 3, class bd. 1-4, TOCS vicc-pres. 4 CSF 1-4, Block C 4, Vistas assoc. editor 3 aquaganza steering com. 3, girls ' sports 1-4 admin., service, athletic blocks, Girls ' Stati 3, exchange student to Austria 4, CSF lifi seal. VERNON MORALES, JR Transfer from Arlington high school. BARRY VON BERG MORTON Transfer from DuPont Manual, Ky. 125 ALAN MUELLER DUANE MYERS Track, cross country 1- ALAN NAGY Business club 1 . SARAH NANCE Admin, class vice-pres. 3, social culture bd. 4, advance choir 3, dance club 1-2, mixed choir 4. JUDY NANNIZZI Bd. of welfare, admin, sec ' y 1-2, legislature 1-2, aquaganza 3, swimming 1,3-4, basket- ball 2,4, volleyball 3-4. PAT NAVARRA A cappella 3-4, advanced girls ' chorus 2, beginning girls ' chorus 1, sports 1-2, service award 3 . M J BARBARA LEE NEILSEN Legislature 2, noon rec. bd. 3, commissioner of noon rec. 4, jr. prom com. 3, Jr. States- men 1, TOCS 1-2, Block C 3-4, CSF 1-3, sports 1-2, sports, admin., service blocks. JEROME ROBERT NELSON Admin, officer 1-2, Rifle club 1, baseball 1-2. ROSEMARY NELSON Admin, class officer 1,3, a cappella 2-4, leg- islature 4, sports 1. WENDELL NEVINS Astronomy 2 . DAVE NEWMAN HELEN NEWTON Admin, class officer 4, legislature 2, jr. bd. 3, sr. bd. 4, Festival day com. chairman 1-3, jr. prom com. 3, sr. ball com. 4, sports 1-2. WALTER NICHOL AV club 1-3, Cainc Mutiny Court Martial 3, Man Who Came to Dinner 1, Anti- gone 4, The Silver Whistle 4, Band-O- Rama 3-4, spring concert 3-4, gymnastics 2. ANITA NIEDERHOFF - FTA officer 3-4, JSA 3, CSF 2-4, Jr. Red Cross 3, choral 2-4, service block 3, art award 2, life seal in CSF 4, transfer student from Bolivia 2. JOWENNA NIEMANN Jr. Statesman 1, girls ' sports 1-2. 126 JAQUELINE NOLD Art club 1, Scottics 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, JSA 1, aquaganza 3, fall play 4, soph. bd. 2, sports 1. PETER DENNIS NUDING Camera club 1-2, Key club 4, bd. of welfare 4, band 1-4, swing choir 4, orchestra 1 4, Vistas 2,4. Carlmonitor 4. DENNIS OLIVIERI Astronomy 1 , a cappella 4, water polo 2, JAMES EDWARD O ' NEILL Transferred from Serra 2, legislature 3, sr. bd. 4, sports, baseball 3-4, football 4. ROBERT OLSON STEVE OSINEK BEATRICE IRENE OVERDEVEST Transferred from Mercy high school 2, choral 3-4, sports 3-4. SHARON PALMER LINDA ANN PAO Nurses club 1-2, sec ' y 2, JSA 1, sports 1-2. LEROY PARKER Men ' s glee club 2, aquaganza 3, gymnastics 2-4,. diving 3-4, basketball 3, 2 sports blocks, placed 2nd in PAL and NCS in gymnastics 4. WILLIAM E. PARKER Legislature 3-4, bd. of welfare 4, Rifle club 2, sr. play 4, basketball 1-3, baseball mgr. 3, sports block 4, Arts and Crafts award 3. BETTY PARKS JANET PARKS Bd of welfare 1, CGA fashion shows 2-4. KENDALL J. PARSONS The Man Who Came to Dinner 3, Antigone 4. PAT PATRICH Admin, sec ' y 1, social bd. 2, Festival day com. 1-3, sr. ball com. 4. 127 SALLY PATTON FTA 1-5, pres. 2, fashion show 1,3-4, jr. prom. com. 3, Festival day com. 3, sr. ball com. 4, spring play 4, Jr. Red Cross 3, band 1-2, sports 1-3, sports block, 2 service blocks KATHRYN ANN PAVICH JSA 1, Scotties 3-4, social-cultural bd. 4, jr. prom com. 3. MARJORIE L. PEARSON KATIE M. PERCE JOHN PETERSON KAREN PETERSON Admin, sec ' y 3, majorette 2, social bd. 3, finance bd. 1, sports 1-2, sports block. | £. J «sf tats ▲wk 4 ROBERTA LOU PETITCLERC Admin, sec ' y 4, legislature 4, JSA 4, treas. 4, rec. bd. 4, a cappella 4, sr. play com. 4, sports 4, transfer from Mercy high, Burlin- game. BILL PHELPS NANCY MARIE PHILIP Admin, sec ' y 3, legislature 4, social bd. 3, Vistas assoc. editor 4, sr. play com. 4, Big Sisters 4, sports 1-3, sports block. KATHLEEN ALICIA PLATTA Social-cultural bd. 4, sec ' y 4, a cappella 2-4, aquaganza 3, swing choir 3-4, 3 service blocks. KAREN POWELL Art club 1-2, sports 1-3, sports block. PHYLLIS POWER Echoes 1, a cappella 4, Antigone 4, sports 1 . FRANK WILLIAM POWERS Admin, vicc-prcs. 1, fiscal control bd. 4, legislature 3-4, men ' s glee 3, basketball 1-2, track 1. ADELAIDE POWEY CSF 2-4, JSA 2, a cappella 2-4. sports 2-3, service block. PAT PRICE Business club I. 128 DIANE LEILA PULLEN JSA 1. |r. Red Cross I ' 3, sports 1-4, service block 1. SHARON PURPORA BRUCE RATCLIFF SHARON RAWSON Admin, class pres. 1, admin, vicc-pres. 2, legislature 1, sports, basketball 2, modern dance 2, swimming 1 . SHERYL READ Scotties 1-3, advanced girls ' choral 1, a cap- pella 2-4, sports 1-2, sports block, service block. JIM REAMS Commissioner of publicity 3-4, NCS and PAL champion in track and cross-country, cross-country 1-4, track 1-4, seven sports blocks, national and local art awards, two service blocks, l ' i admin, blocks. JOHN A. REEVES Pres. admin, class 1-2, a cappella choir 3-4, men ' s glee 1-2, aquaganza, choir quartet 3. PENNY REMMERS Student tribunal 3, legislature 4, admin, class sec ' y 3, jr. prom com. 3, sr. ball com. 4, girls ' sports 1-2. TOM RENGSTORFF Transferred from San Lorenzo high school 3. JEAN R. REYNOLDS ROBERT REZZONICO Transferred from Scrra 4, fall play 4. HUGH RITCHIE CAROL M ROBERTS Legislature 3, Scotties 4, advanced choir 2, jr. prom com, sr. ball com., sports 1-3, sports block. DEE ROBERTS Cheerleader 1-3, legislature 1-2, admin, class pres 3, admin class viee-pres 4. school spirit hd 1-3, class bd. 1-4, girls ' Block C 3-4, CSF 1-2, Big Sisters 1-2, CGA vice- pres 4, aquaganza ' - , sports 1-4, sports, admin., service blocks. KENT ROBERTS Legislature 1-3, admin, pres. 4, sr bd., basketball 3, baseball 1, football 1-2,4. 129 XAVIER RODRIQUEZ A cappella 4. FAYE ELIZABETH ROGERS Audio-visual sec ' y 2-3, girls ' crew chief 4, service block. LEE ROSEMEYER Orchestra 3-4, band 3-4, spring play 3, track 1,3-4, football 4, 2 sports blocks. CATHERI NE ROUMASSET Legislature 3-4, FTA 1-4, pres. 4, CSF 2-4, JSA 4, TOCS 4, aquaganza 3, sr. play com. 4, jr. prom com 3, sports 1-3, sports and admin, blocks, 3 service blocks, CSF life seal, exchange student to Switzerland 4. NANCY ROURKE Orchestra 1-3, sports 1. SUSAN RUTZ Art club 2, Homemaking club 4, aquaganza 3, sports 2-4. EDWARD JOHN SAARELA Admin, class pres. 1-2, Carlmonitor staff 4, swimming 1, cross country 1 2, boxing 1-4, sports block, service block. MAUREEN SARGANIS Sports 1-2. CHUCK SAWIN Admin, pres. 1, wrestling 1-3, golf 1. ROBERT FARREL SCHARETG Admin, vicc-prcs. 1-4, Block C 4, football 1-2,4, baseball 1-4, all-SPAL member, 3 sports blocks. ' DEANNA SCHIEL Legislature 2, aquaganza 3, sports block. WILLIAM D. SCHLITZ Admin, pres. 2-3, track 1, basketball 2, football 2-4, sports block. WARREN SCHWABEL Water polo 4. STEPHEN SEARS Boys ' sports bd. 4, spring play 4, football 1,3-4, basketball 4, track 3-4, sports block. BARBARA SERRANO Admin, class sec ' y 2,4, majorette 2, jr. prom com. 3, sports block. 130 CAROL LYNNE SHAW Admin, officer 1, chief justice of student tri- bunal 4, Jr. Achievement 3 4, aquaganza 3, hd. of welfare 2, sr. play 4, sports 1, admin, award ROBERT SHEPPARD LINDA SHERMAN Pom ' pon girl 1-2, vice-pres. admin, clas legislature 1 2, clan leader 4, social bd. 1, soph, bd., school spirit bd. 2, a cappella 3, Vistas 4, sr. play com. 4, frosh varieties, soph, varieties, Hi Jinx 1, sr. ball com., sports 1, sports queen 3, service block. LINDA SHIVELY Admin, officer 4, legislature 4, TOCS 1 , Scotties 1 4, social bd. 2, Block C 3-4, sports bd. 3, Big Sister 2, clan leader 3, variety show 2, sr. ball com. 4, grad. com. 4, jr. prom com. 3, sports 1 4, 2 sports blocks, service block 3, admin, block 4. JERRY SHOWALTER WILLIAM SHULZ Astronomy club 2-3, Chess club 2-3 , AV crew 3, JSA 1-2, Psychology club 3, swim- ming 2-3, U.N. speech contest winner 3 (entered Harvard Sept. 195 8 on the basis of extraordinary talent and achievement in math) . GORDON SILAR Bd. of welfare 3, football 1,4, gymnastics 3-4. JEFFREY WAIDE SIPES Swimming 1-2, boxing 1-2, wrestling I, foot- ball mgr. 1-2, baseball mgr. 1, Block C. CHERIE SKANDERUP Admin, class sec ' y 1. sr. bd., jr. bd., sr. ball chairman, sports 1-2, sports block. PAUL SMILLIE Admin, class pres. 4, legislature 1, student court 2, soph, class pres., sr. bd., school spirit board 3, Jr. Statesman 1, cross country 1, wrestling 1-4, track 1-4, football 3-4. ARA LEE SMITH Girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, service block. CONNIE SMITH Admin, class sec ' y 1-2, Future Nurses club 1, ?r ball com. 4, sports 1 3. DICK SMITH KEVIN SMITH Gymnastics 4. SARAH JEAN SMITH 131 J- MARY SHEILA SPAGGIARI LEAH ANN STALEY Class sec ' y 2, class treas. 3, pres. 3, admin, class sec ' y 4, jr. pom-pon girls 2-3, a cappella ad bd. 2-3, sports 1, service and admin. min. class sr. bd., sr. ball blocks. JIM STAINTON BARBARA STANKER BARRY STEELE Legislature 2-4, admin, class pres. 2,4, boys ' Block C 2-4, baseball 1-4. BOB STEVENS Jr. bd., Jr. Red Cross 1-2, boys ' sports bd. 3, track 1-4,4 sports blocks. DENETA STEVENSON CHUCK STIEFELMAIER Transfer from Pakistan 2, AV crew 2, Chess club 2, advertising mgr. for Carlmonitor 4. CAROLE STOREY Pom-pon girl 1-4, admin, class vice-pres. 3, legislature 2, admin, class sec ' y 1, class bd. 1-4, school spirit bd. 2-4, jr. prom com., sr. ball com., a cappella 2-3, service block. JUDITH STRAUSS Legislature 2, admin, class sec ' y 3-4, pub- licity bd. 4, social-culture bd. 4, Big Sister 3, aquaganza com. 3, admin, block. JANET KAY STUMPF PENNY LOUISE SULLIVAN JERRY TABOR Football 3-4. IRENE TAYLOR JEANNE ROCHELLE TAYLOR TOCS 1-2. sec ' y 2, Block C 3-4, legislature 2.4, admin, pres. 1.3, vice-pres. 2,4, legisla- ture chaplain 2, sec ' y of jr. class 3, com. of social affairs 3, sports 1-4, aquaganja 3, sports, service, admin, blocks. 132 NATHELLE TAYLOR Sec ' y bd. of commissioners 4, Block C 3-4, prcs. 4, Scottics 1-4, pres. 4, sec ' y 3, legisla- ture 1,3, Big Sisters 1,3, aquaganja 3, jr. prom com., Festival day com. 1-3, sports 1-4, 2 service blocks, 2 admin, blocks, 1 Vi sports blocks. ANNE TETER Admin, treas. 1, admin, sec ' y 2, class bds. 1-4, publicity bd. 4, variety show 1-2. jr. prom com., sr. ball com., graduation com., sports 1-2. MARCY THOMAS Admin, sec ' y 1, social bd. 3, FTA 3, school spirit bd. 4, Block C 4, jr. prom com., sports 1-4, sports block. NANCY THUNEMANN Transfer to Carlmont 4, admin, sec ' y 4. TONY TORRES Transfer student from Guam, track and cross country mgr. 4. DAVID MARC TRACY A cappella 3-4. CAROL TRAGER Noon rec. bd. 4, FTA 2. Jr. Red Cross 3, sr. play com. 4, graduation com. 4, sports 1-2, sports, service blocks. TOM TRAUTWE1N Boys ' sports board 4, basketball 1-4, base- ball 1-4, 5 sports blocks. BARRY TROSPER Wrestling 2. DAVE TURNBULL Baseball 1-4, football 4, basketball 3-4, sports block. ELLEN VENABLE Admin, sec ' y 4, a cappella 2-4, swing choir 4, sr. ball com. 4, aquaganza 3, sports, service block. JUANA ROSA VISCIDO AFS exchange student from Argentina 4. FTA 4, TOCS 4, legislature 4, a cappella 4. JOAN VORIS Cultural bd. 1, noon rec. bd. 2, girls ' sports bd. 3, commissioner of girls ' sports 4, Block C 3-4, aquaganja 3, clan leader 3, sports 1-4, sports, service, admin, blocks. CAROLYN WADE TOM WARE Admin, class vice-pres. 3, class bds. water polo 1, football 2. 1-2. 133 i NANCY WARNER K ' BEVERLY WATSON JACK WEED Q n TOBY-ANN WEIBELL Choral 2-4, in cast of Night of One Acts 3. BARRY WHITMORE Baseball 1,3-4, football 4. JAN WICKLOW Admin, class sec ' y 1, admin, class treas. 2, social bd. 1-2, jr. prom com.. Campus day com. 1-3, sr. ball com., girls ' sports 1-3. LAUREN WIK LINDA WIK LINDA WILDER Admin, class sec ' y-treas. 3, social bd. 3, jr. prom com., sr. ball com., girls ' sports 2-3. BILL WILLIAMS Legislature 1,3, yell leader 4, CSF 2-3, gym- nastics 1-3, track 4, sports awards, service and admin, blocks. SUE WILSON Girls ' sports 1. CARLA ROSE WITT Tribunal sec ' y 4, Art club 1, sr. ball decora- LINDA ANNE WOENNE NICHOLAS F. WOLFE Rifle club 1-2, swimming 2. JOHN WOOD BARRETT R. WOODRUFF Boys ' sports commissioner 4, legislature 1, TOCS vice-pres. 3-4, CSF 3-4, CSF life seal 4, co-chairman jr. prom. Festival day chairman 3, traffic control 4, aquaganza com. chairman 3, sr. play com. chairman 4, cross country 1-2, track 1-2, blocks, AFS exchange student to Sweden 3, bronze seal. JACK WOODSON Admin, class pres. 2-3, legislature 1-3, jr. class pres. 3, student body pres. 4, CSF 1-4, CSF pres. 2, aquaganza planning com. 3, AFS exchange student to Germany 4, cross country 1, track 1, Harvard Prize 3, Boys ' State 3, blocks. CAROL WYLIE Transfer from Notre Dame, Belmont 4, sec ' y- treas. sr. ball, legislature 4, Caduceus club 4, Carlmonitor assist, editor 4, choral 4, CSF 4. JEANYNE CELYA ZAHARA K V S c y p Y v y 135 BASEBALL HAS BAT, WILL BUNT League Powerhouse VARSITY TEAM -- Back Row: Rich Vecki, Bob Sharetg, Pete Bowling, Phil Hansen, Jerry Ellsworth, Jim Leach, Don Bullivant, coach Bill Hurst. Middle Row: Dave Turnbull, Jim Arveson, Bill Kutzer, Jim CNiel, Dick McFarling. Front Row: Mike Hellon, Lyle Johnson, Bob Carnevale, Mike Chasey, Barry Steele. Coach Bill Hurst ' s varsity squad socked in a terrific pre-season practice session of 6 wins, 1 loss to become the chief challenger against favored Sequoia for the South Pen- insula Athletic league baseball champion- ship. Barry Steele, Bob Sharetg, Dave Minder, Jim Leach and Dave Turnbull clob- bered pitches at home base to catch glory ' s eye in the early season practices. BOB SHARETG SLIDES INTO SECOND ' ► ' ly , ? I 5 0 Coach John Noce ' s frosh-soph squad added a pre-season record of six wins to a first SPAL win against Cubberley (17-4) to set themselves up in the right direc- tion for the league champion- ship. FROSH-SOPH TEAM - Back Row: coach John Noce, Bob Norwood, Bill Kohlmeir, Roger Hager, Frances Marsh, Charles Purpora, Gary Nichols, mgr. Joe Truce. Front: Steve Gonsiorowski, Gary Fairbanks, Pete Carmen, George Sakelaries. Missing: Capt. John Sullivan. SIZE ' EM UP AIM  .yjr JIM LEACH RUTHS EASY PITCH CLOBBER ' EM 137 WRESTLING Grapplers Place in SPAL Finals Back Row: Steve Eitzen (mgr.), Fred Nelson, Dale Shoudy, Alf Haerem, Paul Smillie, Jerry Schiffman, Rich Vecki, coach Sam Nicolopulos. Second Row: Ward Kelley, Steve Means, Russ Cowan, Pete Hallgrimson, Jim Hessler, Shawn Smillie. Front Row: John Stanker, Alof Holsti, Ken Babcock, Bob Mills, Earl Pogue. Carlmont ' s cauliflower crew, coached by Sam Nicolopulos, was clobbered in the league finals, yet it placed six men in the SPAL finals, four qualifying for the NCS. Two wrestlers, 112-pound Steve Means and 175-pound Paul Smillie, were SPAL champs. Shawn Smillie, 138-pounder, took second in SPAL and fourth in NCS fi- nals. Alf Haerem, 16? -pounder, Russ Cow- an, 120-pounder, and Ken Babcock, 145- pounder, took third and fourth place, re- spectively. Carlmont placed third in the SPAL novice tournament and fourth in the league standings. NCS QUALIFIERS 138 ,?-- Back Row: Phil Hawkins, Bill Haener, George Harrell, LeRoy Parker, Hunter McLaughlin, Ed Lindsay, Allan Graham, Bob Bradley, Grant Murray. Middle: Bart Bodine, Joe Cummings, Les Blum, Dick Michael, Steve Eddy, Bob Lewis, Dick Hen ' wood. Front: Kevin Smith, Ron Crist, Dwight Miller, Pete Grant, Jim Crowell, Jim Davis. Absent: Ron Grace, Tom Hogan, Tom Boucher. Gymnastics Carlmont ' s rapidly improving gymnastics squad, like last year ' s astonishing NCS champion B squad, gave notice in early sea- son meets that it was considering ing itself for the SPAL cham- pionship. Clobbered in its first meet against Sequoia, the varsity came back to be touched out 76K 2 to 6 3 2 while the B ' s tied at 72 points. Coach Al Piparo ' s gymnasts were led by Jim Crowell, Ed Lindsay, LeRoy Parker, Les Blum, Steve Eddy, Tom Hogan, Dick Michael and Hunter McLaughlin. BLUM GRINS WITH DELIGHT DOING DISLOCATE EDDY MUSCLES THE TOUGHIE: IRON CROSS LINDSAY AT THE HORSE 139 VARSITY EAST SIDE BOYS. Disorganized and moth-eaten, Carlmont ' s varsity nevertheless possessed the top all ' around potential of any peninsula team. Notable per- formances were Bob Stevens ' 10 flats in the 100-yd. dash, Al McCain ' s 22.5 and 52 in 220 and 440, Chris Jessen ' s phenominal over 54 ft. in the shot put, Todd Gaskill ' s over 6 ft. in high jump, Stan Philip ' s 1 1 ft. pole vaults, Scot 880 relay ' s 1:35s, and Todd Ragsdale ' s 2:05 880. HIGH JUMPER GASKILL, HURDLER BIHELLER STAN PHILLIPS CLEARS TEN FT. BAR LIGHTWEIGHT RAGGEDY ANN DOLLS. Carlmont ' s B and C Sheldon ran 1:26s in the 660, Reams clipped 3:16s in track teams were led by Jim Day, Jim Reams, Barry Shel- the 1320, and Landini dashed off a notable 15.9 and 38 don, and Jeff Biheller, Fred Atkinson, and Ron Landini. for 150 and 330 dashes. TRACK AND FIELD Varsity Defeats Paly for Championship Carlmont ' s varsity track team de- feated the Vikings of Palo Alto 60-53 and clobbered Menlo-Atherton by an unexpected 70-54 for the SPAL dual meet championship. Possessing a fantastic depth, Coach Lansberry ' s varsity held leading track marks in every event but mile (domi- nated by Paly) and the 120 high hurdles. Chris Jessen accomplished the most notable individual performance of the year with his over-54-foot shot put throw. Todd Gaskill set a school rec- ord in the high jump, O i feet. Barry Sheldon and Ron Landini led the B and C teams. PAUL SMILLIE RAGSDALE AND STEVENS CHRIS JESSEN SWIMMING Mermen Clip and Clobber Records FREESTYLER FRISCH BUTTERFLYER CALDWELL Back Row: Skip MacMichael, LeRoy Parker, Jim Hodges, Don McCreadie, Rick Damlos, Dave Caldwell. Middle: Dick Shubert, Jim Edwards, Gary Bartlett, Tom Kaufmann, coach Glenn Kovas. Front: Denny Durkin, Jim McKune, Charlie Rogers, Frank Frisch. FREESTYLERS AWAIT GUN Carlmont ' s 1959 varsity swim- ming team finally stopped building for the future and emerged as a first-class squad. Through Charlie Rogers, Dave Caldwell, Gary Bart- lett, Jim Hodges, Frank Frisch and Denny Durkin ' s efforts, barely one school record withstood the on- slaught. Other schools felt the effect as Carlmont won 10 and lost 2 dual meets, ranging from the 79-4 score against Ravenswood to the 44-42 loss handed by Sequoia. Rogers battled Caldwell for the individual medley record, Frisch battled Rog- ers for the 200-yd. freestyle record, Bartlett fought Durkin for the breaststroke record, and Hodges battled the books for the backstroke record. A profound depth in the squad, coming from Jim Edwards, Rick Damlos, Skip MacMichael and Don McCready, helped coach Glen Kovas put forth in his first year the Scot ' s toughest aquamen. BACKSTROKER HODGES 142 B TEAM — Back Row: Skip Nelson, Dave Brodhead, Mike Stanley, Bill Jay, Ed Howes, Steve Rogers, Bruce Brown. Middle: Fred Rhoades, Greg McHan, Steve Berlin, Don Carlson, Boh Mayo, Brian Alexander. Front Row: Manager Lee Salter, Tim Johnson, Frank Hassell, Bill Watson. DIVER DEVINE BREASTSTROKER BRODHEAD Coach Glenn Kovas ' 1959 B team floated around a nucleus comprised of freestyler Don Carlson, butterflyer Steve Rog- ers, hreaststrokers Bill Jay and Dave Brodhead, and diver Den- ny Devine. The waterbabes won 8 dual meets and lost 2. Butterflyer Bill Schraft set a new official SPAL C record in the trials. Time: 30.2. C TEAM — Back Row: Larry Pierce, Mike Tantimonico, Mai Otter- son, Bill Offerman, Mike Fairy, Jim Pierog, Jim Worden. Middle: Man- ager Mike Paul, Robert Morrison, Tom Wittenbrock, Frank Fenlon, Dwight Miller, Tom Maynard. Front: Bill Schraft, Jim Roumasset, Bill Jones, Steve Means, Alan LeDoux. BREASTROKER JAY BUTTERFLYER ROGERS 143 Back Row: Dave Meredith, Stu Aaronson, Bob Peterson, Jeff Perkins, coach Emmett Lynch. Front: Joel Meredith, Ron Plomell, Steve Yeghoian, Dee Hanson. Absent: Ron Coffman and Bruce Bauer. Tennis Team Plays for Fun Coach Emmett Lynch ' s 19 9 racket squad set down a Tennis for Fun program as its mem- bers faced a dreadful season in which they will probably be clobbered by every team in the SPAL. Dave Meredith showed the team ' s only hope of winning a set as he began his third year as top-seeded player. In the first four dual meets the team lost, 10-0, 10-0, 7-0 and 7-0 . 144 DAVE MEREDITH BOB PETERSON HOCKEY PLAYERS PLAYING CRICKET SECOND U.S. SATELLITE LAUNCHED Girls ' Sports Five clans, eager to do something besides drink ' ing milkshakes or watching television after school, sped through an after-school girls ' sports program offered by the women ' s physi- cal education department. Competing for clan championships in each of the sports, the girls played tennis, hockey, basketball, swimming, volleyball, baseball, and badminton. o ike 9 doA i o ike HILLSDALE Mkxppj244sUf, Getdesi 146 INDEX Aamodt, Virginia Lee — 87, I 10 Aaronson, Stuart Alan — 82. 38, 90, I 10, 144 Aaronson, Tim Scot — 72, 82 Ackermann, Nancy Louise — 64 Ackerman, Wayne R — I 10 Ackley, Kent Herbert — 72 Adams, Shirley Ruth — 64 Adams, Susie Elizabeth — 72 Adams, William George— I 10 Adamson, Harry Joe — 40, 43, 72 Addison, Franklin Hull, Jr.— 56 Ahem, Kenneth Eugene — 64 Akers, Robert W.— 72 Albin. Peter Scott— 56, 86, 91 Albin, Rodney Kent— 86, 91, 110 Alderman, Bonnie Lee — 72 Aldridge, Adrienne Marie — 64 Alexander, Brian— 56, 143 Allan, James William— 56, I 10 Allen. Denis — 56 Allen. Judy Carolyn— 85, 64 Allen, Victor Jerald— 64 Ambra, Frank Raymond — 64 Ames, Jacquie Evans — 64 Amesbury, Virginia Anne — 56 Amo. Frank P.— 72 Amo, Gregory Dean — 40, 72, 157 Amo, Mary Lynn — 56 Anderson, Diane Marion — 72 Anderson, Jeanne Carol— 102. I 10 Anderson. Judy Nancy— 56, I 10 Anderson, Ralph W. — I 10 Anderson, Sharon — 64, 92 Anderson, Sue B. — 64 Andrews, Ronald Patrick — 64 Andrews, Sharon Lee — 72 Appleton, Neil Oliver — 56 Arbasetti, Shirley Ann — 72 Archer, Douglas Bryant — 64 Aringdale, Rita Ann — 64 Armbrust. Judy Eileen — I 10 Arms, John — 6 Armstrong, Gregory Harvey — 64 Armstrong. Lynette Elizabeth — 56 Arnold. Barbara Joan— 72, 87. 102 Arnold, Eleanor Maxine — 90 Arnold, Marilyn Lois — 72 Aronson, Ronald Koeler — 56 Arnold, Maxine — 72 Arrigighi. Richard Peter — 64 Arnot, Phillip— 48, 49, 88 Arrigotti, Gayton Albert — 64 Arrigotti, Steven George — 64 Arvesen, James Norman — 72 Arveson, James Frederick — 40, 41, 42. 110 Arveson, Jeanne — 64 Ashby, Donna Jean — 72, 86. 87. 157 Asti, Ron — 56 Atkins. Charles M. — 72 Atkins, Jim David — 64 Atkinso n. Fred Wayne— 38, 53. 56 Augustine, David Francis — 44. 64 Austin. Lois E. — 23, I I I Austin, Tom Henry — 64 Awbrey, Thomas Walter — 64, 72, III Ayers, Richard — 56 Babcock, Ken L. — I II, 138 Babka, Sandra Maureen — 72 Backman, Richard Lewis 40, 72 Baeza, Thomas Michael — 64 Baisa, Kenneth John — I I I Baker, Susan Lee — 56 Baldwin, Lillian A.— 72. 99 Balestrero, David Paul — 64 Ball, Robert H— 56 Ballentine, Nancy Lee — 72 Balzer, Dennis Merryl 56 Barber, Rod C— 72 Barber, Todd Donald— 72 Barbieri, Katherine Helen — 72, 91 Barlogio. Linn Marie — 64 Bernard, Linda Virginia — 56, 90 Barnsley, Donna Gene — 92, I I I Baron, Judith Elizabeth — 56, 72, 86, 87 Barthold, Brenda Jean — 72, 84 Bartholomew, Elizabeth Mary — 56 Bartlett. Gary James — 49, 72, 142 Bartlett. Ila Suzanne — 72 Bartoli, Robert Attilio — 72 Baskett, Victoria Ann — 72 Bassemyer, Pam — 64 Batchelder, William Bill— 64 Battistini, Janet Marcy — 72, 85. 87, 90 Bauer. Bruc DeGuiot — 72, 144 Bauer, Karl— 9. 93 Bauer, Kathie, Mona — 56 Baumann, Constance Theresa — 64 Baxter, Mike Parrish — 72. 87. 89 Baxter, Sandy Elaine — I I I Bayer, June Yvonne — 87, 102, I I I Baylis. Richard Elmont — 72 Bayona, Miriam Frances — 64 Bays, David Leslie — 72 Beattie, Linda Rae — 56, 93 Beaver, Jane Ann — 56. 64 Beaver. Jane A.— 56. 64 Beck, John Edward — 40. I I I Beck, Joyce Ellen— 72 Beckle. Karl Frank— 64 Becraft, Henry Maxwell — 56 Bedford, Jacque Cherie — I I I Bedford, Jim Irvin— 56 Bedford, Raymond R. — 64 Bedwell. Susan Carol— 64 Bell. Anna (Mrs.)— 6 Bell. Gordon David — 56 Beltrami. Roger Damien — 28. I I I Beltrami. Stephen Paul — 64 Belway. Don George — 64 Belway, Edward Lloyd (Ed)— 56 Bendle, Diane Carol— I I I Benetti, Bonnie — 28 Benker, Patricia Denise — 64 Bennett, Margaret Rose — I I I Bennett, Wallace Knox — 64 Berg. Carol (Mrs.) — 6, 10. 89 Bergesen. Albert James — 56. 72 Bergland. Blenda Marie — III Bergland. James Clifford — 56 Berguson, Al — 46 Berkheiser. Steve R. — 64. 66 Berlin, Gary — I I I Berlin. Stephen Bruce (Steve) — 45. 56. Bernardi, Jean Katherine — 56 Berstein. Donald — 56 Berry, Jerry Carl — 56 Bettencourt, Frances Eileen — 56 Bettencourt, Marcia Diane — 72, 87, 89 Betts, Michael Warren — 64 Beauchat, Joe — 64 Biber, Francine — 56 Biddulph. Nancy Suzanne— 102, I I I Biheller, Jeff W.— 112 Billings. Cheryl Dee — 56 Binetti, Bonnie Linn— 85. I 12 Bishop, Sue Anne— 72, 87 Bingham, Paul Eugene — 40 Bittner, Harry A. — I 12 Black, William James— 46. 72 Black. Barbara Janet — 56 Blair, Sandra Ann — 72 Blake, Michael Alen— 56 Bleily, Pat Jeanne — I 12 Block, Nancy Lorraine — 56 Blum, Karen Elizabeth — 64 Blum, Leslie George — 72, 139 Blum, Patricia Margaret — 64 Bodine. Barton Russell — 72, 139 Bogdan, Andrew — 56 Bogdan. Diana M. — 72, 94 Bohling, Therise Gerry — I 12 Boles, Sandra Jean — 83, I 12 Bollinger, Richard Allan — 72 Bones, Douglas Everet — 56 Bonney, Steven L. — 72 Booher, Jerry Bruce — 64 Boostrom. Janice Elaine — 56. 92, 89 Booth, Beverly Ann — I 12 Borghini, Carol Ann — 64 Bories, Ellen Mae — 64 Bories, Rowland Kenneth — 56 Bottari, Denice — 37, I 12 Botto, Stan Joseph — I 12 Boucher, John Thomas, Jr. — 64 Boucher, Laurie Bernard- — 72 Boudin, Victoria Lucille — 56 Bourus, Jeanette — I 12 Bower, Patricia Lue— 64, 86, 92 Bowhall, Kenneth Herbert — I 12 Bowling, J. Pete — 40. 72, 136 Bowman, David Michael — 44, 64 Boyd, Jeff — 64 Bozzo, Ray Joseph — 72 Bradley, Richard A. — 56, 89 Bradley. Robert— 72. 92, 139 Bradshaw, James — 10, 84 Brady, Bruce Owen — 56, 83 Brady, Patricia Elizabeth — 56, 64 ady, Patricia Lynn — 86 agg, Garry Albert — 72 ammer, Theodo re — 6 and, Michael Roy — 27 andenburg, Larieta — 64 andes, Donna Marie — 64, 93 andt. Sue Jane — 64 asfield. Gary Steven — 72. 89 aunstein. Lina S. — 64 azil. Donnell Gaye — 64 enning, Roger — 72 etag. Gerald David — 72 idges, Jack Arthur — I 12 indley, Gerry Lee — 72 itton, Jim Richard — I 12 ockhoff, Claire Roberta — I 12 ockhoff. Donald Charles — 56 ockhoff, Marion Curtis — 56 oderson, Kathleen Marie — 102 odhead. David Richard — 47, 64, 143 ooks, Gayle — 56 ostrom. Carol Ann — I 12 own, Bruce Wallace — 64, 143 own, Cheryl — 56 own, Frances Madelaine — 64 own, Greig — 56 own, Joanne Ruth — 64 own, Judy Marie — 64 owne, Mervin William (Bill)— 72 owning, Robert Irving — 37. 72 Buchanan, Judy Ann — 64 Buchanan, Susan Phyllis — 64 Buffalow. Henry D. O, Jr.— I 13 Bullivant, Donald B— 33, 40, 43, 113, 137 Bulmer, Jeanette Veronica — 86. I 13 Bundsen, Bette — 156 Bunker, Steve Milton — 102, I 13 Burbank, Carole Darlene — 64 Burfield. Pamela Josephine — 64 Burk, Amy Edith— 72 Burke, Rose Marie — 94, I 13 Burrows. Barbara Lee — I 13 Burrows, Ronnie — 30, 64 Burton, Kathleen Mae — 72 Busby, Susan Ann— 72 Bush, Brian Charles — 64 Byrne, Sandy Lee — 72 Cabrera, Lenore Danielle — 72 Cabrera, Steve Gilbert — 72 Caccamo, Joe Paul — 72 Cadena, Irene Trinidad — 72 Caldwell, David 46, 47, 82. 90. 98, I 13. 142 Callis. Deanna Elaine (Dee)— 22. 72. 74 Calonico. Dianne Sheila — 72 Cambron. Benny Dean — 64 Camou, John Robert — 44. 64 Campbell, Deanna June— I 13 Campbell, Douglas Michael— 64. 91, 92 Canepa. Henrietta Jacqueline— I 02, I 13 Capitolo. Robert Michael— 50, 51. 72. 93 Cardoni, Sue — 56 Carlson, Barbara Jean — 72 Carlson, Donald Duane — 64, 143 Carlson, Gary Ray — 65 Carman, Peter Dammasch — 56, 136 Carmon, Cheryl — 56 Carnevale, Bob Anthony — 136 Carnevale, Dave — 56 Carney. Jack— 23. I 13 Carniato. Judith S. — 84, 87, 113 Carnicle. Frances A. — 73 Carnicle. William— 72 Carr, Carol — 73 Carscadden, Barbara Jean — 56, 89 Carscadden, Terry Joan — I 13 Carson, Bonnie Marie — 73 Carson. Jaul Jones— 65. 99, 102 Carson, Sandra Lee Anne — 65 Casagrande, Bob Robert — 65 Casagrande, Camille Elizabeth— 39, 73, 93. 96, 97 Cassell, Mary Victoria — 65 Casselman, Jim Gary — I 13 Coup, Barbara — Cava, Barbara Lee — 65 Cazenave, Denise Anne — 65 Cecchi, Linda Rae — 65 Cellar, Raymond Howard — I 13 Cerf, Milton — 14, 86 Chan. Carolyn Judy — 65 Chambers, Pat — 56 Chaney, Tom R. — 73, 102 Chaplin, Rose — Chapman. Bonnie Lee — 65 Charnow, Elliott — 73 Chasey, Thomas — 73 Chasey. Mike — 40, 136 Chesterman, Elizabeth — 73, 91 Chesney, Carol — 56 Chichester, Kathleen — 65 Chichester. Ruth Jean — I 13 Child. Kent— 73 Choate. Terry — 73 Christen. Barbara— I 14 Christiansen, Karen — 65, 88 Churchall. Janet — 56 Churchill. James — I 14 Ciolino, Sandra — 56 Clapp, Carol Lynn — 56 Clark. Judy— 65 Clark, Sharon — 56, 93 Classman, Evelyn — 94, 114, 160 Classman, Linda — 56 Clements, Janyce — 73 Clements, John — 56 Clingerman, David — I 14 Clingerman, Richard — 65 Clingman, David — I 14 Clodfelter. Betty Ann — 73 Cocchi. Richard — 65 Cockreham, Judy — 65 Coffee. Pat Jeanne — 73 Coffman, Charlene — 73 Coffman, Ronald — I 14 Cohen. Barbara — I 14 Cohen, Mike— 54 Cohen, Renee— 73 Coie, John— 48, 49, 65 Cole, Christy — 65 Cole, Diana — 65, 93 Cole, Linda — I 14 Cole, John — Coleman, Robert — 73 Colgin, Michael — I 14 Collins. Ronald— 73 Collins, Sandra — I 14 Comb. David — 56 Combs, Dorothy — 73 Combs. Suzanna — 88, 94 Conboy, Margaret — 73 Conens. Kathryn — 56. 88 Conens. Suzanne— 82, 88, 90, I 14 Connell. Connie — 73 Conner, Pauline — 56 Conrad, Susan — 65 Convey, Coralee — 56 Convey. Robert — 48. 73 Cook, Connie Louise — 56 Cooms, Eugene — 56 Cook, Judy Lynne — I 14 Coons, Marilyn — 65 Cooper, Margaret — 56 Copple, Boni Diana — 28, 29, 37. 65. 73 Coppom, Charlotte — 57, I 14 Corcoleotes, James — 73 Cordoni, James — 73 Corkins, Lucinda — 57 Cottie. Walter — 12, 95 Cost, Judson — 73, 97, 149 Cottle, Walt — 12. 95 Couchot. Michelle — 65. 86 Coulker, Tom— 57 Coulter, Thomas — 45 Cove, Diane — I 14, 149 Cowan, Russell— I 14. 138 Cowgill. Gerrine— 30. 65, 83 Cox. Marilyn — I 14 Craig. Robert — 82. 88. 115 Cranquale, Bob — 73 Cram, Rena — I 15 Crawford, Douglas — ' 4 Crawford, Janet — 65 Crew, John — 44. 65 Crist, Ronald — 139 Crist, Tom— 57 Croall. Donald— 73 Crocker, Stephen — 82, 88, 90, 115 Croletto, Gary — 73 Cross, Joan — 73 Cross, Linda— 83. 87. 115 Cross, Marolen Joan — Crosley, Jeffrey — 45, 57 Crowe, Gayle — 57 Crowe, Richard — 49, 73 Crowell, James— 73, 115, 139 Crown, Linda Lee — 65 Cumming, George — I 15 147 MARY ANN SAVASTA AND JANETTE JOHNSON Mxbb la Sportswear Lingerie Coats Jewelry atto Casuals Dressy and Formal Dresses Cummings, Joe — 73, 139 Diehl, William— 40, 43, 73 Curry. George — 65 Dietrich, Bonnie — 65 Cutler. Arthur- Dieti, Donald — 57 Cutter. Jeanne — 65, 92 Dineley, Thomas — 65, 1 15 Dahl, Marsha — 57 Dingle, Ralph— 1 15 Daley. Christopher — 57 Dipaola, Rosie Lee — 1 15 Daley, Marvin— 73 Disney, Mary — 73 Dallal. Lois— 73, 86, 92 Dixon, Harry — 1 16 Damlos, Rick — 65, 142 Dixson, Eric— 28, 37, 1 16 Daniels, Barry — 73 Dole, Richard — 57 D ' Anjou, Kathleen — 65 Dollard. Sherri— 73 Darmstadt. Helen — 73, 92 Dominguez, Anita — 116 Darr, Gerald — 65 Dolwig, Richard — Darr, Judith — 95, 1 15 Donlon, Joan — 73, 86, 87 Daugherty, James — 73 Donnelly, Robert — 65 Davenport, Pamela Jean — 1 1 5 Dorinson, Rodney — 65, 89 Davidson, Thomas — 73 Dorman, Orla — 65 Davies. John — 37, 46, 73, 74, 83, 88, Dorman, Steven — 57 90, 102 Dorr, Judy — 57 Davis, Christine — 65 Dorr, Thomas — 57 Davis, Jesse — 57 Dorrance, David — 65 Davis, Robert — 73 Doty, Jane — 92 Davis, Jim Carter — 73 Doughty, Mary Jane — 65, 02 Davis, Russ 46, 1 15 Doyle, Stephen — 73 Davis, Sharon — 65 Dreyer, Thomas — 1 16 Dayis, Thomas — 65 DuBois, Elsie — 24 Davis, Toni Lee — 65 DuFrane, Barbara — 65 Dawson, Robin — 57 - Dulis, Craig— 65 Day, James— 30, 38, 73 Duncan, Deanna Sue — 73 Day. Susan — 57 Duncanson, Joseph — 65, 9 , 92, 95 Dea. David — 1 15 Dunham, John — 90, 1 16 Dean, Judith — 73, 153 Durham, John — 7 Dean, Robert — 91, 92, 95. 115 DuPonte. Charlotte — 102, 1 16 DeAngelis, John — 1 15 Durkin, Dennis — 65, 142 DeAngelis, Mary — 73 Durkin, Jay — 1 16 DeAntoni, Janice — 65, 92 Duttweiler, Sandra — 57 Deegan, Gordon — 88 Dye. 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Steven — 76, 127 Miller, Margaret — 84, 87, 125 Murphy, Pat — 61, 92 Niemann, Jowenna — 126 Ottenstein, Carol — 68 Miller, Marilyn — 61 Murphy, Paul 61 Nieri, Toni — 68 Ottorson, Malcolm — 61, 143 Miller, Nancy — 76, 83 Murray, Grant — 68, 139 Nikolashin, Victor — 76, 92 95 Otto, Judith — 61 Miller, Natalie — 76 Murray, Tharlow — 61 Niksarian, Diane — 61 Ottria, Carla — 61 Miller, Ronald 44, 68 Muzio, Janet — 76 Nilson, Mary — 6 1 Overdevest, Beatrix — 127 Mills, Deen Marvis — 61, 68, 89 Myers, Duane — 126 Nissen, Steve — 68 Owens, Brenda — 61 Mills, Robert— 68, 138 Nackord, Suzanne — 68, 160 Niswander. Jackson — 61 Owens, Carolyn — 78 Minder, David— 125 Naefe, Dave — 76, 82 Noce. John — 10, 136 Page, Richard — 68 Mitchell. Jean — 61 Nagai, Inez — 10 Nolan, Jeanne — 68, 89 Painie, Penelope — 61 Mitchell, Jeffrey — 68 Nagi, Alan — 126 Nolan, Michael — 68 Paku, Loretta — 61 Mitchell. 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Kenneth— 68 Odell, Linda— 61 Parsons, Kendall— 28, 82. 127 Morey, Dianne — 68, 83 Nelson, Kristine — 76, 86, 152 Offermann, Mary — 76 Patey, Karen — 61 Morgan, Barbara — 61 Nelson, Larry — 6 1 Offermann, William — 61, 43 Patrich, Patricia — 127 Morris, Bette — 61 Nelson, Mary Jo — 68 O ' Hagan, Brian — 53, 61 Patrick, Nelda — 78 Morris, Marcella — 61 Nelson, Pegi — 76 Ohran, Richard — 76 Patrick, Thelma — 61 Morrison, Robert — 61 Nelson, Phyllis— 76 O ' Keefe, Carolyn — 68, 86 Patterson, Beverly — 28, 29, 78 Morriss, Julie — 76 Nelson, Fred Robert 44 138 O ' Keefe, Lyn — 89 Patterson, Steven — 61 Morrissey, Marion — 68 Nelson, Rosemary — 102, 126 Olanio, Lynn — 61, 68 Patton, Sally — 128 Morrissey, Mike — 76 Nelson, Valerie— 68, 94 O ' Laughlin, Stephen — 47, 11. 68 Paul, Mike — 47 Morse, Edward — 68 Neves, Edward — 61 Oliver, David — 76 Paulin, Berit— 61 Morse, Philip — 61 Nevins, Wendell— 126 Oliver!, Dennis— 23, 127 Pava, Gladys — 61 Morsette. Dale — 76 Newman, David — 126 Olson, Bob — 82 Pavich, Kathryn — 86, 128 Morss, Robert — 76 Newman, Henry — 61 Olson. Diane — 76 Pearson, Marge — 128 Mortensen, Jo Anne — 68 Newman, James — 49, 61 Olson, Peter — 76 Pecar, Richard — 70, 78 Morton, Barry — 23, 125 Newton, Caroline — 76, 102 O ' Neill, James— 34, 40, 4! . 127, 136 Pechacek, Carolyn — 76 Morton, Carol — 68, 89 Newton, Peggy — 61 ORourke, Michael — 61 Peck, James — 61 Mota, Josephine — -61 Newton, Helen — 126 Orr, Linda — 68 Pegueros, Lynda — 70, 102 Mueller, Alan — 46, 47, 82, 126 Nichols. Gary — 61. 136 Orser, Mary — 61, 93 Pellegrini, Ronald — 45, 61 Mueller, Douglas — 68 Nichol, Dalton — 76 Ortman, Diana — 61 Perce, Geraldine — 70 Mullen, Michele— 61, 92 Nichol, Walter— 126 Osborn, Patricia — 76, 89, 02 Perce, Katie — 128 tke, tyutute £ucceM Of the Memb iA, GlciM oj 1959 -) - - u _ 749 LAUREL STREET SAN CARLOS 154 Pete Pete Perkins, Jack— 70 Perkins, Jeffery — 61 Perkins, Kenneth — 70, 95 Perl, Lynda— 78 Perrotti, Carole — 61 Perry, Barry Ann — 27, 78, 97, 151 Pestoni, Margaret — 61 Peters, Jack — 70 Peters, Jim — 44 Petersen, Richard — 70 Peterson, Bob — 70 Peterson, Diane — 61 Peterson, John — 128 Robert — 144 Terry — 70 Petros. Thomas— 53, 61 Petitclerc, Roberta— 26. 83, 88, 128 Petrovich, Yolanda— 61 Pettit, Carolyn — 61 Petty, Brian — 48, 78 Pfeiffer, Thomas 78 Phelps, Bill— 128 Philip, Nancy— 27, 94, 98. 128, 150 Philip, Stanly John— 70 Phillips, Don— 70 Phillips, James— 44, 70 Phillip s, Stanley LeRoy — 38, 44. 70, 140 Pickett, Jim — 18 Pierce. Larry — 49, 61, 143 Pierce, Ruth — 70 Pike. William— 70 Piparo. Al— 83 Pirie, Carol — 78 Pirie, Charles— 61 Platta. Kathleen — 34, 86, 102, 128 Plomell, Ronald — 70, 144 Plunk, Ann— 61 Pocock, Susan — 78 Poe, Donna — 70 Poggi, Lois — 70 Pogue, Earl— 70, 138 Pollard, Carolyn — 61 Pollard, Sharon — 86 Polomell, Ron— 47 Pomeroy, Sandy — 70, 94 Poore, Lawrence — 70 Powell, Karen— 128 Powell. Marcy— 78 Power. Phyllis — 102, 128 Powers, Frank— 128 Powers, Mike— 53, 70 Powey. Adelaide— 83, 90. 102. 128 Prara, Raymond— 53, 61 Price. Patricia — 128 Price, Marilyne — 61 Price, Vincent— 78, 87 Primet, Edward — 15 Proctor, Laurie— 61 Provo, Penney— 78, 83 Puglisi, Sharon — 78 Pullen, Diane — 128 Purpora, Char les — 59, 136 Purpora, Sharon — 129 Quick, John— 48, 78 Quick, Susan— 70 Radish, Bert— 70 Ragsdale, Tod— 48. 78 Ralya, Susan — 61 Ramirez, Juan— 78, 102 Ramirez, Mary Ann — 78 Ramirez. Olive— 61 Ramos. Raymond — 61 Ramsay, Jack — 78 Ramsay. Winton — 78 Rapach, John — 70 Rashleger, Judith — -6 I Rasmussen, Diane — 74, 78, 86. 87 Ratcliff, Bruce— 129 Ratcliffe, Carole — 70 Rathjen, Donald— 78 Ratliff, Linda— 70 Ray, David — 70 Rawson, Sharon Gayle — 129 Read, James — 53. 78 Read, Sherryl— 102, 129 Reams. James — 26, 48, 85, 129 Reed, Russell— 13, 101 Reeves. John— 102, 129 Reiley, Sharon — 78 Reitman, Mike — 61 Remmers. Penny — 62, 129 Rengstorff. Charlene — 78 Rengstorff. Thomas — 129 Renner, Richard — 70 Resch, Margaret — 102 Retallick, Lynne — 62, 70 Reynolds, Alice — 70 Reynolds, Jean — 129 Rezzonico, Robert — 28, 29, 129 Rhoads. Frederick — 62, 143 Rhodes, Diana — 70 Rhodes, Bill Ryan— 78 Rhodes, Rick— 47 Ribera, Carmen — 62 Ricci, David — 78, 89 Richardson, Cheryl — 10 Riley, Jeffry— 78 Rinaldi, Bruce— 74. 78 Rinman, Karen— 70 Rinman, William — 49, 78 Ritchey, Bill — 44, 70 Ritchie, Hugh— 129 Ritchie, Norma — 62 Ritchie, Rhoda — 62 Rittenhouse. Daniel — 70 Robbins, Catherine — 62 Roberts, Carol— 129 Roberts, Diane — 87, 89, 129 Roberts, Karen — 78 Roberts, Kent 40, 42, 129 Roberts, Laurie — 89 Roberts. Peggy — 70 Robertson, Bonnie — 62, 78, 87 Robertson, David — 49, 78 Robertson, Grady — 70 Robinett. Robert 40, 41, 89 Robinette. Ladona — 62 Robinson, Diana — 62 Robinson, Karen — 30, 70 Robinson, Kenneth — 35 Robles. Brent — 70 Roehm, Bob — 62 Rocco, Donald — 70 Rocco, Kenneth — 78 Rodriguez, Xavier — 102, 130, 15 Roger, Steve — 27, 97, 156 Rogers, Charles — 46, 78, 142 Rogers, Faye — 89, 130 Rogers, Steve — 47, 70, 143 Rogsdale, Todd — 140 Rohrbough, Mary — 78. 87, 90 Rollefstad, Don — 78 Rollin, Bruce— 78 Rollins, Jarrett— 12, 93 Ronning, Peder — 62 Rosemeyer, Robert Leland — 40, Rosenquist, Erie — 62 Rosenquist, Susan — 78 Rosenstock, Steven — 70 Roumasset, Catherine — 37, 88, 90, 94, 130 Roumasset, James — 70, 84, 143 Rourke. Nancy— 130 Rowe, Elizabeth Ann— 78 Rudson. Bette — 62 Rummer, Linda — 62 Rush, Richard— 70 Russell, Leslie — 70 Russell, Priscilla— 62 Russell, Tim— 78 Rutz, Susan— 85, 130 Ryan, Barbara — 62 Saam, George — 70 Saarella. Edward — 130 Sabak, Warren— 62 Sachen, Carole — 78, 83, 89 Sagers, Dian — 78 Sahl, Robert— 70 Sakelarios, George — 62, 136 Salem. Jess — 70 Salter. Lee— 78, 143 Sanders. Betty (Mrs.) — 6 Sandersj Sandy — 70 Sangali, Richard — 15 Sarganis, Maureen — 130 Sargent, Holly — 62 Sarle. Leslie — 70 Savasta, Mary — 78, 83, 148 Sawin. Charles — 130 SchaHer, Lynne — 70 Schaldach, Robert — 62, 130 Schaldach, William— 70 Scharetg, Sandy — 78 Scharman. Nina — 70 Schell, Ronnie— 83 Schenone, Nadine — 70 Schiel, Deanna — 130 Schiffman, Gerald — 40, 78, 138 Schiffman, Susan— 70 Schlatter, Richard— 70 Schleifer, Gayle — 62 Schlief, Brian— 62 Schlitz, Valerie— 70 Schlitz, William— 130 Schlocker, Pamela — 62 Schmeichel. Cynthia — 78, 99 Schmeichel, Armon Glenn — 20, 49, 88 LEE ROSEMEYER, BARBARA NEILSON, AND PETE NUDING LOOK OVER COMFORTABLE NEW CHEVY Your Local Dealer 1101 EL CAMINO REAL €. 2. DA VIES REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA 155 SALESGIRL SHOWS MARIAN JONES A LANZ DRESS TEEN-AGE FASHIONS A SPECIALTY Schmid, Michael — 44, 70 Schmid, Susan — 78 Schmitz, Pamela — 70 Schneider, Clavin — 70 Scholkowfsky, Sharon — 62 Schottenbauer, Rose — 13 Scharaft, Bill — 47, 70, 143 Schubert, Dick — 62 Schulte, Betty — 78, 91, 92 Schulz, Katherine — 62 Schulti. Marilyn — 78 Schultz, Pam— 62 Schwable, David — 70 Schwable, Warren — 130 Schwartz, Joanne — 62 Scolaro, Dolores — 10 Scott, Duke— 62 Scott, Jane — 70 Scott, Malcolm — 70 Scribner, Judith Ann— 78 Sears, Michael— 44, 50, 70 Sears, Stephen — 30, 37, 40, 41, 43, 84, 130 Sebastiani, Joan — 78, 94 Sederberg, Stanton — 62 Seely, Sandra — 70, 83 Seibold, Judith— 62 Seibold. Paul— 70 Seigart, Doris — 62 Seigart, Sally— 78 Sere, Elsie— 78 Serrano, Barbara Jean — 130 Settlemyer, Judith — 70 Seward, James — 70 Sewell, Mary Frances — 10 Shaffer, Joan— 78 Shannon, Patricia — 70 Sharetg, Bob— 40. 136 Sharp, Dona — 62 Shaw, Carol— 82, 131 Shaw, Linda— 70, 83, 94 Shaw, Michael — 47. 70 Shecter, Victoria — 78 Shecter, Philip— 70, 98, 99 Sheldon, Barry 48. 78 Sheppard, Robert — 13 I Sheppard, David — 70 Sherman, Bruce — 70 Sherman. Linda— 37. 88, 90, 99, 131, 153 Sherman, Jerry— 78 CHIC ' N ' CHARM JR. 747 LAUREL ST. SAN CARLOS Sherman, Ronald — 62 Sherry, Eddie — 62, 93, 94 Shields, Randy — 62 Shimonek, Mike — 70 Shively, Linda— 87, 13 1 Shoaf, Philip— 62 Short, Donald— 15 Short, Terry — 62 Shortall, Sandra — 62 Shoudy, Dale— 82, 138 Shoudy, Henry— 62, 78, 83 Showalter, Jerry — 131 Shubert, Dick — 143 Shultz, Bruce— 78 Shulz, Bill— 13 1 Sierman, Joan — 62 Silar, Gordon— 131 Silar, Sandra — 70, 86 Silva, Travis— 70 Silver, Gary — 70, 92 Simoni. Judith— 62 S.ndel. Bonnie — 70. 99 Singer. Lucile — 78 Singer. William— 62 Sipes, Kathleen — 62 Sipes. Jeffrey — 13 1 Sirex. Wayne— 78 Skanderup, Cherie— 13 1 Skanderup, Diane — 70 Smillie. Paul— 40, 131, 138 Smillie. Shawn — 78, 138 Smith. Anita— 78 Smith, Aralee — 131 Smith, Barbara — 78 Smith, Barclay, 28, 62 Smith, Carol Jo — 62 Smith, Cecile— 62 Smith, Charles — 62 Smith, Connie — 13 I Smith, Daid— 70 Smith Jacklyn — 78 Smith, Jerald— 78 Smith. Judy— 78 Smith. Kevin— 131, 139 Smith. Linda— 71 Smith, Nan— 71 Smith, Neil — 49 Smith, Richard— 49 Smith, Richard — 131 FOR THAT SMART LOOK IN TEEN-AGE FASHIONS IT ' S n . aura wise SAN CARLOS LOS ALTOS BETTY BUNSON MODELS NEW LOOK IN FASHIONS. MARGO EWEN AND STEVE ROGER LOOK OVER NEW STOCK KAUFFMAN ' S S392I8S. 2653 BROADWAY REDWOOD CITY, CALIFORNIA Smith, Sandra— 71, 131 Smock, Gary — 62 Smotherman. Shirley — 78 Snider, Keith— 71 Snyder, John— 78 Sohl, Robert— 91, 92, 95 Solomon, Sharon — 62 Sommer, Peter — 44, 7 1 Sooy, Kenneth — 62 Spaggiari, Mary — 132 Spencer, Leilain— 71, 83 Spenny, Salliann— 78 Spenny, Sandy — 62 Spenny, Sue Holbrook — 71, 86 Sperduto, Robert — 71 Spiegelberg, George — 7 1 Spiller, Rod— 78 Stainton. James — 132 Stanbridge. Doug — 53, 71 Stanford. Donna — 78 Stanker. Barbara — 132 Stanker, John— 45, 62, 138 Staley. Leah— 132 Stanley, Michael— 71, 143 Stebbins, Helen— 71 Steele, Barry — 26, 132, 136 Steele, Suzanne — 62 Sterry, Stephen — 78, 102 Stetson, Joan — 71 Stevens, Clyda — 71 Stevens, Gary — 71 Stevens, Roberrt— 26, 132, 140 Stevenson. Deneta — 132 Stevenson, Dennis — 71 Stevenson, Judy — 62 Stewart, Ronald— 78. 82 Stiefelmaier. Charles— 97, 132, 148 Still. M. Susan— 7 1 Stillwell. Ronald— 71 Stirling, Stanley — 62 Stegner, Terry — 53. 78 Stell, William— 78 Stone, Carole— 71. 91, 132 Stone, Fred — 44, 71 Stoner, Sue — 71 Storti, Chris — 62 Storm, Richard — 40, 41 Strandberg, Sydney — 78. 86 Strauss, Judy— 85, 86, 132 Strauss, Penny— 71 Struthers, John — 62 Strycula, Susan — 62 Stumbaugh. Jim 44, 71 Stumpf, Janet — 132 Suddjian, Lawrence — 71 Sullivan, John— 44, 71, 136 Sullivan, Penny— 102. 132 Summerfield. Dana— 62 Sutton, Bob — 78 Sutton, Janice — 78 Swanson, Cheryl— 71, 88 Swanson, Patricia — 62 Tabor, Jerry— 40, 132 Tabel, Linda— 71, 92 Tantimonico, Mike — 143 Tartaro, Elizabeth — 71 Taylor, Carole— 78, 89, 94 Taylor, Irene — 132 Taylor, Jay— 71 Taylor, Jeanne — 87, 132 Taylor, Nancy — 62 Taylor, Nathelle— 87, 93, 133 Taylor, Susan— 78, 94 Teague, Donna — 78 Teixeira, Pat — 62 Terrell. Sandra — 71 Terrell, Terry — 62 Terremere, Albert — 4, 26, 31 Terrill, Patricia— 94 Terzich, Jane (Mrs.) — 15 Teter, Anne— 30. 133 Teter. Charlotte — 71 Teza. Joan — 62 Theuriet, Roberta — 71 Thomas, Carolyn — 71 DONNA ASHBY AND GREG AMO ARE SHOPPING FOR NECKWEAR Th mas, Ken - 78 Thomas. Marcy— 83, 133 Thomas, Melinda — 62 Thomas, Theresa — 78, 94 Thompson, Cherilyn — 78, Thompson, Gail — 78 Thunemann, Nancy— 133 Thurman, William— 71 Thurston, Bernice (Mrs.) Tiedemann, Donna — 62 Tillett, Lana— 79 Tillman, Linda— 71 Tomby, Jean — 79 THE TIN or the Finest in Men ' s Clothes it s for men Fl 5-1577 DUD STEINER HILLSDALE TWO SCOTS TALKING OVER A GOLDEN STATE ICE CREAM GOLDEN STATE California ' s Favorite Dairy Products Servicing . . . Menlo Park — Redwood City San Carlos — Belmont CAROL WYLIE AND JUDY HAFSTAD SELECT THE STYLE THEY WANT GUYS AND GALS SHOE HEADQUARTERS 655 LAUREL STREET SAN CARLOS 157 Timmins, Marilyn — 62 Tinkler, Judy— 62 Titlow, Robert — 7 Tomasello, Cheryl — 62 Tolley. Lynda— 71 Tomlinson, Dave — 74, 79 Torres. Antonio — 49, 93, 133 Torry, Michael — 79 Tracy, David— 133 Trager, Barbara — 71, 92 Trager, Carol— 83, 133 Trautewein. Tom— 26, 51, 133 Traversaro, Anna — 79 Traverso, Richard H. P.— 7 I Traerso, Richard — 47, 71 Triano, Darlene — 79 Trinta, Larry — 62 Trosper, Barry — 133 Traux, Frederick — 62 Truce, Joseph — 136 Truce, Walter — 62 Tucker. Donald — 62 Turcotte. John — 62 Turman, Carol — 62 Turnbull, David— 50, 51, 133, 136 Turner, Raymond — 71 Ury, Alice 79 Valentine, Stephen — 62 Valerga. Barbara — Van Briggle, Carol — 71 Vanderhurst, Russell— 44, 7 1 Vandervoort, Norman — 62 Van Lennep, Jean — 62 Vannucci. Chris — 7 1 Van Patten, Janet — 79 Van Patten, Robert — 71. 88, 99 Vassar, Pamela — 62 Vecki, Richard— 40. 79. 136, 138 Veenstra, Margo — 79 Venable, Bill— 79 Venable, Ellen— 102, 133 Venditti, Jerry— 40, 41, 43 Viscido, Juana — 102, 133 Von Berg, David— 79 Voris, Joan— 84, 87, 133 Voris, Travers— 71 Vowles, Gary — 71 Wade, Carolyn — 133 Wade, Frederick— 49, 62, 133 Waldier, Bonnie— 71, 90 Waldum, Shirley— 79. 85, 87 Walker. Larry— 79 Wallace, Barbara — 79 Wallace, Larry — 79 Wallace, Maryanne — 71 Wallace. Robin— 79. 86, 90 Wallace. Ronald— 62 Wallace, Stephen — 62 Wallace, Vicki— 79 Waller, Lenore— 79, 86 Walsh, Norman— 14 Walther, Marlene— 79, 90 Warden, Judith— 71, 94 Warner, Linda — 7 1 Warner, Nancy— 134 Warren, Kathryn— 79, 86, 88 Warren, Dale— 62 Warriner, Vaughn — 71 Walsh, Norman— 14 Wasley, Jacqueline — 71 Watkins, Charlene— 62 Watson, Beverly— 134 Watson, Jay — 47, 71 Watson. Jean — 62, 92 Watson, Loena — 71 Watson, William — 62. 143 Weaver. Nancy— 71, 82 Webb, Frances— 7 1, 83 Weber, Karyl— 71 Weed, John— 49, 134 Wees, Todd— 79, 90 Weibe. Arthur— 14 Weibell. Toby-Ann— 134 Weiler, Joann— 79, 80. 90. 102 Weiler. Pete — 63 Weis. Daniel— 71 Wells, William— 71 Welter, Linda— 63 West, Byron— 53, 79, 102 West, Douglas — 45, 63 West. Richard— 71 Wetherell, Alberta — 71 Whaley, Doug— 71 Whitaker. Susan — 71 White, Francine — 79 White. Jeanne — 63 White, Larry— 63 White, Lynn— 71, 93 LINDA HELSEL, GLORIA MANNING LOOK AT WATCH BANDS UNIDENTIFIED BOY TRIES TO SELL CAROL HENDRICS SHOE POLISH , JaSTERS v tfak) CONTROLLED f ' aaGARAGE DOORS AND GATES Phone: LY. 1-1903 1328 El Camino San Carlos tjU y I iGomplUa SAoe Service y) li kile ipu toad on. wJtde you iJtop. Fi. 5-7490 206 Hillsdale Mall Also 158 Long Beach - Hillsdale - Palo Alto - Valley Fair White, Polly— 79 White, Sandy— 79 Whitehead, Michael— 71 Whiteman, Gary— 63 Whiteside, Samuel— 40, 43, 79 Whitmore, Barry— 134 Whittemore, Nancy— 79, 83 W W w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w Wo cher, Edward— 63 cklow, Janet — 134 eman, Barbara — 79, 86 eman, Lynda — 7 I k, Jerilyn— 71 k, Lauren— 134 Iber, George — 7 I Richard — 71, 102 Jacquelyn — 86, 87, 8 Linda— 134 Pat— 59, 63 Rudi Herbert— 102 s, Barbara — 63 s, Bill— 63, 83. 134 s, Carol — 63 s, Gary — 74 s, Joel — 63 s. John— 40 s, Lynda— 63 s. Pamela— 102 amson, Jim— 33. 71, 101 lloughby, Brad — lis, Judy— 7 1 Ison, Pamela — 102 Ison, Steve — 63 Ison, Susan — 71, 134 Isox, Rich— 44 nchester, Carol — 71, 82 nchester, Ronald — 63 ndee, Bill— 7 1 ng. David — 71 ngren, William — 63 nn, Don — 63 nn, Judy— 93 nslow, James — 71 rgler, Judith— 71 thers, Susan — 71 tt, Carla— 82, 134 ttenbrock, Diane — 86, 87 ttenbrock, Thomas — 63 James— 92 Workler, Judy— 91 Wold, Thomas— 71 Wolfe. Janet Lou— 63, 93 Wolfe, Nick— 134 Wollenberger, Mary — 63 Wollenberger, Thomas— 63 Wong. Marolyn — 71 Woo, Roxana — 63 Wood, John — 134 Wood, Jerilynn— 71, 99 Wood, Robert— 63 Woodhall, John— 40. 41, 42 Woodruff, Barrett— 22, 26, 37, 84. 88 90, 135 Woodson. Jack — 81. 135 Worden. James— 63, 95. 143 Worthington, Eugene — 15 Wright, Virginia— 63 Wylie. Carol— 90, 92, 96, 135. 157 Wynne. Bob— 63 Wynne, Joseph— 53. 71 Yager, Ladd— 71 Yeghoiam, Steven— 63. 144 Yelton, Marlin— 71 Young, Glenn — 71 Young. Nancy— 71, 88 Zahara, Jeanyne — 135 Zeh, John— 7 1 Ziegler, Beverly — 71 Zipf, Robert— 45, 63 Zucca, Joseph — 12, 3}0 ■ ' jM Woe Linda— 134 TWO PARTY GIVERS GET PREPARED FOR THE BIG NIGHT Success and Best Wishes from R S FOOD MART 1888 RALSTON AVENUE BELMONT. 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