Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1960 volume:

A ' P ( We dedicate this book to the meijiory of Principal Albert J. Terremere, Jr Administration Seniors CHJLhJL Qc K op , ulmXIv Administrators Ivan Griffin, who took over the job of principal in January, came to the Sequoia union high school distr ict 16 years ago and taught English at Sequoia high school for three years, then became registrar and head counselor for the next four years. When Carlmont first began in 1952, Mr. Griffin was appointed to serve as vice ' principal under Dr. Krogh. Mr. Griffin says that Carlmont, the fourth school at which he has served, has the finest student body he has encountered anywhere, scholastically and as far as standards of conduct are con- cerned. Dunng the spare time which is not too frequent in Mr. Griffin ' s life, he enjoys home gardening, fishing, and camping. The reasons for Mr. Gnffin ' s lack of spare time become obvious as his duties and responsi ' bilities as principal are unfolded. Mr. Griffin is responsible to the superin- tendent of the Sequoia union high school district for the complete functionings of Carlmont high school. He must maintain relationships between school and the com- munity a nd make out reports for the board and community organizations. IVAN GRIFFIN Dr. Rex Turner, superintendent of the Sequoia Union high school district, is accountable for the total responsibilities of the district, which include the teaching cur- riculum, testing, cafeterias, maintenance, and planning for expansion, even though these duties are delegated to many different people. The district includes five high schools, counting the new San Carlos high school, in an area of about 100 square miles from the bay to SkyHne Blvd. and from San Mateo to Palo Alto. A typical day of Dr. Turner ' s would in- elude conferences with some of the many people who -take charge of specific district problems, board meetings, all kinds of paper work, and perhaps a visit to one of the schools under his jurisdiction. Dr. Turner ' s average day is 15 or 16 hours long, includ ' ing the work which must be done at home. DR. REX TURNER Deans Why docs Mrs. Elsie DuBois, dean of girls and vice-principal, always seem so busy? The main reason is that her job covers so many duties and responsibilities. Aside from rescuting kittens from lockers, her main con- cern is the counseling and guidance of the girls. This alone is a time-consuming respon- sibility, and many hours were spent sitting at her desk talking and listening to the girls and guiding and advising them in any prob- lems they might have had. Mrs. DuBois was also adviser to the Carl- mont Girls Association. She directed stu- dent government through the board of com- missioners, assisted the P.T.A. in planning activities, assisted faculty members in the activities of clubs, coordinated co-curricular activities, and assisted the principal in his duties. MRS. ELSIE DUBOIS Francis Ferry, who took over the position of dean of boys following the death of Mr. Terremere, served under the highly esteemed principal for three and a half years and served at Carlmont even longer. Mr. Ferry acts first of all as assistant to the principal, doing jobs assigned him. Sec- ondly, he must supervise the attendance desk and take care of attendance problems. Mr. Ferry also decides who is eligible for school athletic teams. Fourthly, Mr. Ferry super- vises student and campus discipline. Mr. Ferry does not feel there is a serious discipline problem at Carlmont, and he thinks that the students are, on the whole, very fine. He feels that his job, in regard to discipline, is one of helping rather than punishing, and he hopes that he will be able to be both firm and just in his new role as dean. Ay Faculty v 9 KARL BAUER VERNON GLEASON LOUIS FRANGIONE Along with new spaceMdeas and Sputnik came a new display of interest in art at Carl- mont this year. Evidence of this interest was (y shown in the number signing up for General and Applied Art in summer school last year. As a result classes were expanded. Along with this growth came a new addi- tion to the department, Vernon Gleason. After being a student teacher at Carlmont last year, he is now employed as a teacher of General and Applied Art. Karl Bauer is head of the department, and f)ther members are Louis Frangione and Richard Inman. RICHARD INMAN English Department What keeps 20 English teachers busy? Teaching the many courses that were offered this year at Carlmont, many of which were electives. Besides the required three years of EngHsh for freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, there was the senior elective program, which is an experimental program being tested not only here at Carlmont but at other schools in the Sequoia high school district. Examples of these English electives offered are Language and Thought, World Literature, and the regular English IV. Next year there will be no required English for seniors, but it will be offered for those who wish to take it. DO YOU SPELL ' A CAPELLA ' WITH TWO OR THREE L ' s? ' 12 Business Department Two new members were added to the staff of the Business department this year, Don Teani and Stan Fox. Mr. Teani taught typ- ing and business EngHsh. Mr. Fox, in addi ' tion to being adviser to the finance board, taught typing and bookkeeping. The Business department this year offered basic courses in typing, shorthand, book- keeping, and office practice, as well as special courses in business English sales and business law, and business math. The Carlmont Business department pro- vided a complete curriculum for the student interested in earning a living in the business world. However, college-bound students also benefitted from courses, such as typing and shorthand. JONETTE JOHNSON LEARNS CALCULATING PROCEDURES Homemaking Department MISS DOLORES MRS. MARY MRS. IMPIE SCOLARO GORE LAGESON MRS. ROSALYN MRS. BERNICE LYANG THURSTON The Homemaking department offered the basic principles of sewing and cooking in Homemak ' •• ing I, after which students were able to continue in either Foods I or Clothing I. For those students who had homemaking in seventh or eighth grade, the Home Ec department offered four years of foods or clothing, with Foods III and IV cooking turkey dinners and other large meals, and Cloth- ing III and IV making coats and formals. TOO MANY COOKS, ETC. DO WE HAVE TO EAT THE STUFF, TOO? 14 The foreign language department offered students a full four years ot French, Spanish, German, and Latin. A two-year expenmen- tal course in Russian was started under the direction of Sergie Gregoriev. Department head Arthur M. Cutler feels that the present goal of foreign language teachers emphasi:;es the aural-oral approach rather than reading and writing. ■PEMSEZ Foreign Language Department •WHADYSAY? I A GORDON DEEGAN A ROBERT McCORMICK MISS LOIS HENDERSON 15 Music There is more to teaching music than one usually realizes. When one hears the music groups, he can never imagine all of the off ' key singing or playing that took place in the classroom. Teachers try to teach more than just sing- ing or playing of an instrument. They try to convey the skills that are necessary for superior standards of performance, and they try to instill an appreciation of good music. This year there were three music teachers : Jerry Einarsson, Russell Reed, and Dan Border, a newcomer to the department. WHERE ARE MY BASSES? Industrial Arts .4 JERRY EINARSSON DAN BORDER RUSSELL REED ■ i i 1 I M ADOLPH ROMERO CHARLES ACCURSO DONALD McLEAN ' s , 1 CARROLL JENSEN WHITTLING AWAY TIME The industrial arts department includes the wood and metal shop divisions. Sculpture in wire and wood are annual projects of each shop. A basic knowledge of the workings of the machines and tools is given to the boys along with a funda ' mental knowledge of design so that students will use their own imagination on their individual projects. Math New things happened this year in the Carlmont math department with the intro- duction to the Yale Plan. The Yale Plan was named and started hy a group of students at Yale university who devised a method for teaching higher math to high school students. Carlmont is one of the few high schools trying this plan out. The teachers from the different high schools met at Stanford uni- versity throughout the year to iron out prob- lems. If the plan continues to he successful, it will he a permanent part of the Carlmont math department as a four-year plan. ■TRY AND PROVE IT ' p. E. Dept. CLEANLINESS IS OUR POLICY! MISS ARLENE L. COUGOULE LOREN LANSBERRY Boys ' and girls ' P.E. departments have been stressing fitness with fun the past year. Despite overcrowded conditions, both departments offered varied programs. Boys were rated according to athletic ability in classes of whites, reds, and blues. The pro- gram includes 14 sports, although each class does not receive all 14. Added to the established girls ' P.E. program were year-long classes of advanced and inter- mediate dance and advanced swimming. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS? 18 Science Department WALTER COTTLE MRS. RUTH HULL JOSEPH ZUCCA RICHARD DE VOE PAUL MERRICK DAVID ATTWOOD JAMES LINDHOLM RAYMOND GOTTHOLD JERRETT ROLLINS WHO ' S GONE, MAN? The Science department underwent many changes under the guidance chairman, Walter Cottle. The Physiology class had a change of text that includes more activities, more on endocrinology and metabolism, and more on chemistry, in addi ' tion to the structure and physiology of the body. As a result of summer revision, the emphasis in the General Science course was on individual student project work and comparative anatomy study, including new project laboratory experi- ence. The Science Fair, co ' sponsored this year by the P.T.A., was the biggest event of the year for the Science department. Approximately 200 people organized and helped the fair get under way. Twenty-three displays by different industries were a major attraction, but the main attraction wis still the students ' projects. The object of this fair was to focus attention on the many talented science students who deserve recognition. The Science department ' s staff is extremely well- trained and experienced. They have had, all together, 56 years of college work, each teacher having at least six years of college. These teachers hoped to enable students to live in a rapidly moving and scientific world. The classes should help students to think and reason more logically and might interest some of them in scientific professions. WILL IT EXPLODE? MRS. KATHLEEN SULLIVAN Social Studies Department LEGISLATURE ELECTION The Social Studies department now has four years of required courses. The seniors were given a variety of electives instead of just Government and Social Phychology. The new courses included International Rek ' tions, Far Eastern Affairs, and Fundamental Economics. The juniors still had U.S. History, while the sophomores began their second year of required World Backgrounds. World Geog- raphy, which took the place of Orientation, was continued this year for the freshmen. LYNCH PETER GALASSi SAN JOSE?? 20 Secretaries Keep School on Even Keel Not all creative writing and acting was confined to English and drama classes this year. Day after day, the attendance desk received numerous interesting and imagina ' tive excuses from students. These covered everything from nose bleeds to Rocky Mountain spotted fever. The office workers also were treated to various personal performances by students. Such excuses as ' Tm just plain miserable and I ' m allergic to teachers were imme- diately rejected by the observant personnel. MRS. NORMA PHILLIPS (NOT SHOWN: MRS. RUTH WOODRUFF) MRS. DOROTHY MAHONEY, MRS. DORIS BOOKMAN, MRS. ROSE BRADY. MRS. MILLIE NAEGEL Hard working members of Carlmont who contributed much to keeping the wheels of the school running smoothly were the counsellors, custodians, and nurse. Counselors guided students through the year, lived through innumerable program changes, and gave them helpful advice concerning their school work and future. New to Carlmont this year was the nurse, Mrs. Margaret Sallady, who was helpful and understanding to all who visited her office. The custodians worked diligently all year at the never-ceasing job of keeping the school neat and clean. They are owed many thanks for all the jobs they did, including picking up zesty pop wrappers strewn on the P.E. steps. WHAT BIG EYES YOU HAVE! I KNOW I BURIED IT SOMEWHERE. The Survivors --Class of ' 60 TIM AARONSON Camera club 1 , board of welfare 3. KENT ACKLEY Advanced band 2-3, 110 basketball. SUSAN ADAMS HARRY ADAMSON Football 1-4, all SPAL 3. 2 sports blocks. JOAN AGUIS Admin, vice-president 3-4. junior prom committee, senior ball committee. ROBERT AKERS Engineering club 3-4, cross country 1, sports block. BONNIE ALDERMAN TOCS 2, Block C 4, board of welfare 4, Dance club 1-4, class vice-president 4, class secretary 2, sports 1-4. GEORGE JOHN ALLEN Transfer from Bellarmine 4. FRANK AMO 0 GREG AMO Football 3, track 4, sports block. DIANE ANDERSON SHARON ANDREWS Transfer from Sunnyvale 2, school spirit board 4, senior ball committee 4, senior board 4. SHIRLEY ANN ARBASHTTl BARBARA ARNOLD Soci.il-cultural board ]-2. Block C j-4, welfare board 4. legislature 1-2.4, admin, class president . a cappclla 5 ' 4. swing choir 3-4. sports 1-4, sport and service blocks. MAXINE ARNOLD Junior Red Cross 1-4, secretary 3, vice- president 4. JIM ARVESEN Student Body V.P. 4. legislature 1-3. Little Foxes 4, Annie Get Your Gun 4. basketball I, golf 1-2, bronjc seal. DONNA JEAN ASHBY Block C 2-4. sports board 4, social-cultur- al board J. legislature 2, Jr. Red Cross 2, Vistas sales manager 1-3. advanced band 2-4. orchestra 3-4. three service and two sport blocks. SANDY BABKA Business club 2, legislature 4. orchestra 1-4, senior board. Block C 3-4, service and sports blocks. RICHARD BACKMAN Sports board 4. admin, president 1-2. swimming 1-2. football 1-4. LILLIAN BALDWIN CHEC 4. Future Nurses club 2-3, Scot- ties 3-4, CGA 1-4. Vistas 3-4. Carlmoni- tor 2-4. production crew of Little Foxes 4, spirit board 4. production crew of Annie Get Your Gun 4. sports 1-4. NANCY LEE BALLENTINE Echoes 4. ROD BARBER Advance Engineering club 4. wrestling 1, gymnastics 1-2. TODD BARBER Football 1-2. KATHERINE BARBIERI Transfer from Notre Dame 3. Junior Achievement 3. Business club 3. JUDY BARON BRENDA JEAN BARTHOLD Nurses club secretary 2. Junior Red Cross 1, girls ' sports board 3. class boards 1-4, spirit board 4, social-culture board 3, junior prom committee 3, senior ball com- mittee 4. Block C 3. sports 1-3, service block. GARY BARTLETT BOB BARTOLI JON BARTON VICKI BASKETT Scotties 3-4, Junior Achievement 2-3, spring fashion show -t, senior ball com- mittee. JANET BATTISTINI TOCS 1-4, CSF 1-4, vice-president 3, art dub 2, Block C 3-4, publicity board 2-4, commissioner of publicity 4, legislature 2-3, orchestra 2, sports 1-4, sports, serv- ice and admin, blocks, travel in France with Experiment. BRUCE D. BAUER Astronomy 1-2, tennis 2-4. MICHAEL BAXTER A.V. 1-2, A.V. crew chief 3-4, Key club secretary 5-4, admin, vice-president 1, ■ ' Man Who Came to Dinner 3, stage manager for ' Little Foxes and Annie Get Your Ciin 4. 3 service blocks. i DICK BAYLIS Football 1-2. ALBERT BERGESEN Swimming 1, wrestling 2, water polo 2 ' 4, sports block. MARCIA DIANE BETTENCOURT Red Cross 1 , clan leader 3 , CGA 1-4, cheerleader 2, class boards 1 ' 3, festival day committee 1-3, sports 1 ' 3. PAUL BINGHAM Legislature 1-2, 4, admin, president 1-2, admm . vice-president 4, drama 2, band 2-4, football 1-4. track 2-4. baseball 3, most improved football player 4, football scholarship to Brigham Young. SUE BISHOP TOCS 1. Block C 2-4. class boards 1-4. CGA 1-4, legislature ] ' 3, Echoes 1, Jun- ior Achievement 1, Vistas 2. social-cul- tural board 2, sports block, service block, sports 1-4. SANDY BLAIR Junior Red Cross 1, a cappella 4, sports 1-4, sports block. LESLIE BLUM Rifle club 1, boys ' sports board 4, Junior Achievement 3, gymnastics 1-4, 2 sports blocks. BARTON RUSSELL BODINE Legislature alternate 1, Annie Get Your Gun 4, basketball 1, gymnastics 3. DIANNA BOGDAN Admin, class president 4, Big Sisters 3. class board 2,4, aquaganza comm. 2, sports 1-2. GARY S. BRASFIELD Legislature , A.V. crew ] ' 4, cross ctniri ' try 1. JERRY BRETAG Astronomy club 1-2, Chess club president 1, Vistas and Carlmonitor photographer 2, service block 2. ROGER BRENNINC; ROBERT 1. BROWNING, JR. Drama club I, Echoes editor 2. TOGS 4, French club president 4. legislature 2-3, school spirit board 4, senior board, Vistas 2, spring play 3,4. fall play student direc- tor 4, swimming team 2, Boys ' State 3, drama festival 4, service block. GERRY BRINDLEY Band 4. basketball 2. transfer from Menlo ' Atherton. AMY EDITH BURK Transfer 3, Scotties 3, legislature 4, ad ' min. class secretary-treasurer 3-4, social- culiiiral board 4, finance board 4, fall play 4. Annie Get Your Gun 4. KATHY BURTON Admin, class secretary 2, vice-president 4, junior board. RICHARD BOLLINGER Cross country 1-2, track 2, boxing 3. STEVEN L. BONNEY Admin, class secretary 1. admin, class president 3, legislature 3, band 1-4, cross country 1-2. track 1-2, 3 sports blocks. LAURIE BOUCHER PETE BOWLING Engineering 4, admin, vice-president 1.3, football 1-4. baseball 1-4. all SPAL-foot- ball 2. RAY J. BOZZO ROBERT BRADLEY Astronomy club 1-3. president 2. Chess club 2, Engineering club 4. electronics club 4. CSF 3-4. legislature 3-4. noon rec. board 4. gymnastics 2-4. GARRY BRAGG Junior Red Cross 1. legislature 1. class boards 1.4. admin president 4. adv band 1-4, dance band 3. baseball 1. basketball 2. MICHAEL BRAND Football 1-2,4. SANDRA LEE BYRNE Sports 1 ' 2 SUSAN BUSBY LENORE CABRERA STEVE CABRERA Art club 3. JOSEPH P. CACCAMO Admin, class vice-president 2 ' 4, legisla- ture 2, band 1-4, orchestra 3-4, baseball 1, football 1-2, basketball 1, track and cross-country 2-3, sports blocks, service block, SPAL cross country. IRENE CADENA Legislature 3, pom pon girl 1, junior board, junior prom committee 3, senior board, sports 1-2. DEANNA ELAINE CALLIS Scottics .1, president 4; Block C 3-4, CSF 1-3, TOCS 1, admin, class president 3, class board 1-4, legislature 1-2,4, noon rec board 2, student tribunal 4, sports blocks, admin, and service blocks. LIANNE CALONICO Dance class 3-4. BOB CAPITOLO Art club, president 2-4, legislature 1-4, junior and senior boards, school spirit board 4, varsity basketball 2-4, SPAL forward 3, Tracy tournament forward 3, 120 ' s captain, regional art award, 13th annual Northweste California regional, two awards of merit in the 11th annual art exhibit in Peninsula Art Association. BARBARA CARLSON Freshman board, senior board, sports 3-4. BOB CARNEVALE Admin, president 2-3, baseball 1-4, art award 3. FRANCES CARNICLE CAROL CARR CAMILLE CASAGRANDE Art club 2-3, admin, vice-president 3, junior board. Vistas 3, Carlmonitor 3-4, features editor 4, sports 1-3, service and sports block. TOM CHANEY Key club 4, a cappella 3-4, cross coun- ELLIOTT CHARNOW Class secretary 2, admin, president 1- , first stand solo clarinet Carlmont marchini; and concert band 1-4, 2 superiors and 1 excellent award at State Solo Festival 2-4. THOMAS MICHAEL CHASEY Football 1-4, baseball 1-3, JO ' s basketball manager 2, 2 sports blocks, most im- proved football player 4. BETH CHESTERMAN Business club 2-4, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Achievement 3. MARGARET ANN COE PATRICIA JEANNE COFFEE Sports 1 . CHARLENE COFFMAN Business club 2, legislature 4, advance dance 3-4, aquaganja 2. fashion show chairman 4, Annie Get Your Gun (dance) 4. RONALD W. COFFMAN Tennis 1-3. RENNE COHEN BOB COLEMAN Admin, president 2-3. admin, vice-presi- dent 1,4, track 1. basketball 1. Block C. RONALD COLLINS A.V. club 1 ' 3, Key club vice-president 4, legislature I, senior ball committee, foot ' ball 2, swimming 1. SUZANNE COMBS Transfer from Ladue, Mo., 2, publicity board 3. spirit board 2, Big Sisters 3, social ' Cultural commissioner, admin, presi ' dent 4, junior and senior boards, fashion show chairman 4. decoration chairman junior prom, junior and senior plays, sports 2-3. MARGARET JEAN CONBOY Scotties 1, Business club 2, A.B. crew 1, sports 2 ' 3 . CONNIE ELIZABETH CONNELL Board of welfare 4. aquagania 2, sports 2, advanced swim class 4. BOB W. CONVEY Electronics club president 4, Science club 3-4. track 2-3, cross country 3-4, 1960 Science Fair 4th place award. BONI COPPLE JAMES G. CORCOLEOTES JAMES WELLS CORDON! President admin, class 2. JUD COST Class secretary-treasurer 3, legislature 1, 3-4, frosh board, junior board, junior prom finance chairman, sports editor Vis- tas 2, sports editor Carlmonitor 3, editor Carlmonitor 4, fall play 4, basketball 1,3, sports, service, admin, blocks. DON CROALL GARY P. CROLETTO Advanced Drafting club 4. board of wel- fare 4, admin, class vice-president 4, ad- min, class secretary I. RICHARD D. CROWE Engineering club 4, football 2, cross-coun- try 3, track 3-4, 2 sport blocks. JOSEPH M. CUMMINGS Rifle club 1-4, band 2-4, orchestra 3-4, swimming 1-2. gymnastics 3-4. MARVIN DALEY A.V. crew 1-4, swimming 2. tennis 1-2, service block. LOIS MARIE DALLAL Block C 4. spirit board 4, Scotties 3, Nurses ' club 2, social culture board 2, fashion show 1-4, legislature 1, varsity pom pen girl 4, sports, service blocks. BONITA DALY Sports 1-2. RICHARD ROBERT DAMLOS Key club 1. aquaganza 1, swimming 1 ' 4, water polo 1-2.4. BARRY DANIELS Band 1-4. HELEN CAROL DARMSTADT Future Nurses club secretary 1-5, secretary admin, class 2, Christmas waltz 2-4, An- nie Get Your Gun 4, modern dance 2, service block. JAMES DAUGHERTY Junior Red Cross S . TOM DAVIDSON JOHN C DAVIES TOCS 1-4. CSF, commissioner of school chairman senior ball, class board 1-4, a spirit 4, admin, class president 4, co- cappella 1-4, senior play, aquaganza 2, swing choir 2-3, water polo 3. AFS ex- change student to Austria 3. JIM C. DAVIS A cappella 4, gymnastics 2-3. sports block. JIM DAY JSA 2. Engineering club treasurer 3 and president 4, admin, class president I. sec- retary 2, president 3-4, commissioner of noon rec 4, track 1-4, cross country 1-4. sports blocks, admin, block. JUDITH ANN DEAN Scotties 1, sophomore board, school spirit board 1-2, admin, class secretary 4, presi- dent 1, legislature 1, pom pen girt 2. MARY DE ANGELIS FTA 1-2. Scotties 3, house committee spring play 4. DAVID DENDLER WILLIAM S. DIEHL Rifle club 1, legislature 2-3, junior board, boys ' sport commissioner 4, football 1-4, baseball 1-2,4, SPAL honor football squad 4, scholarships from U. of Idaho, College of Pacific. JOAN DONLON Block C 2-4, social culture 3, Scotties 4, sports 1-4, sports block. ELEANOR DUGGAR Junior Red Cross 2, board of welfare 4. class secretary 4. TOM DIVIRD WILLIAM DENKERS STEVE DOYLE KATHLEEN DU LAC DEANNA DUNCAN Business club 3, junior board, senior board, mixed chorus 1,3 ' 4, sports Block C 3. STEVE EDDY Rflc club 1,3. admin, class president 3. junior board, gymnastics 1-4, sports block. JAMES STEWART EDWARDS CSF 2-3, legislature 4, band 1-3, aqua- ganza 2, Science Fair 1, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4. TERRY EICHORN Admin class pres. 4. ROBERT STUART ELLIOTT A.V. 1-3, cross country 1-2, service block, sports block. CHRISTINE ERICKSON Jr. Red Cross 1, Scotties 2-4, Big Sisters 2, junior board, social-culture board 4, chairman of senior play committee 4. MARCO EWEN Block C 3-4, Big Sister 2. legislature 1-2, pom pon girl 1-4, freshman class presi- dent, spirit board 1-4, noon recreation 2, sports, admin., service blocks, sports queen 4. JERRY ELLSWORTH ROBERT LEE FERGUSON PAT FERRARIS Junior Red Cross 1, legislature 1-3, a cappella 3-4, sports block, service block. CAROL FIELDS Finance board 3, legislature 4. JUNE FIELDS SHARON FINCH Scotties 3, legislature 3, junior prom com- mittee. SHARON FISCHER MARTIN FISH Wrestling 2. RICHARD FISH Annie Get Your Gun ' 4, foothall I. BOB FITZHUGH BOB FLETCHER DAVID FOX Cross country 2, sports block. BARBARA FRANCESCONI Christmas dancer 3-4. The Silver Whistle 3, Little Foxes 4, Annie 4, service block. Arts and Craft week — 2 awards for drama 2, drama festival 3-4. LARRY CARL FREY Men ' s glee 1, mixed chorus 3. a cappella 4, football 1-2,4, baseball 1-2, service block, sports block. FRANK RHODES FRISCH Spirit board 4, aquaganza 2, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, SPAL water polo team 4, 5 sports blocks. DOUGLAS FROST Golf 2, track 3. EVARLINE FRISELLA RONALD GADSBY PAT GAGNON ROLAND GIROUARD JOSEPH L. L. GOODRICH Advanced Science club 2-4. CSF 1-J. ad- min, class president 4, orchestra 1-4. aquaganza award. 2, Bank of America science CAROLYN GOODWIN TOCS 1-3. CSF 1-4. Block C 3-4. class boards 1-4, pt. sec ' y of jr. class, sec ' y treas. admin, class 1. legislature 1-2. var- sity, frosh ' soph pom pon girl 2-4. school spirit board 1-4. Vistas 3. aquaganza 2. Annie Get Your Gun 4. sports 1-3. travel student 4. sports, admin, and serv- ice blocks. MICHAEL GOOLEY Band 1-4. frosh-soph football 2. DENNIS GOUGH JOAN LOUISE GOULD Business club 2-4. president 3, legislature 2-3. girls ' chorus 1. mixed chorus 2, a cappella 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 4, swimming I, Bank of America business award 4. PHYLLIS JANE GRESS TOGS 1-2; FTA 2-3, publicity chairman 3; Block C 4, Scotties 4, welfare board 1, legislature 3. admin, class sec ' y 1. Garl- monitor 2-4, news bureau editor 4, Vistas 1,3-4, Echoes 1, Hi Jinks 1, sports 1-4. service, sports blocks. RICHARD JOHN GRIFFONE Astronomy club 1-2. tennis 2. SHARON GRIJALVA Festival day committee 2, junior prom, junior board, sports 2. BOB HAAS Band 1-2.4. PAULETTH HAASE Business club, secretary 2. sports 1. NANCY ANN HADADY TOCS 1-4. sec ' y 3. vice-president 4; CSF 1- 4. Block C 3-4. tribune 3. class oards 2- 4. GGA sec ' y 4, sec ' y to Bd. of Comm. 4, Bank of America award, travel student 4. silver seal. RONALD HALE SHARON HALL Orchestra 1-2.4. sports !-4. STEVE HALLGRIMSON JUDITH HAMBY Social-cultural board 3. publicity board 4. CHECS 4. Block C 3-4. band 1-4. sports 1-4. sports block, three service blocks. SHARON HANES Junior Red Cross 3-4, CFS 1-4. finance board 4, Scotties 3, aquaganza 2, Annie Get Your Gun 4, service block. Bank of America award. CSF life seal. BEVERLY HANNEL DEEANA SUE HANSEN Debate club 4. ■LISE HANSEN Visiting for one year from Denmark. CHARLES HARAN WILLIAM HARBOLD BARBARA HARRISON Freshman pom pon, Junior board, CGA, sports 1-3. HART MARCIA JANET KAY HAWKINS JIM HAWTHORN JERRY HEIFFERON Key club 3-4, Junior Red Cross 2, basket- ball 4. RON HEGARTY Cross country , track 2-4. MICHAEL HELLON Legislature 1-3, Carlmonitor 4, fall play 3-4, baseball 1-4, basketball 1-2. BOB HENWOOD Rifle club 1, water polo I, wrestling 2-3, sport block. BARBARA HILL Welfare board 1. WAYNE HIRSCHER LIS HJULMAND Math club 4, basketball 4, exchange stu- dent from Denmark. PATRICIA HODGES School spirit board 4, class boards 2-4, legislature 2, aquanganza 2. sports 1-2. THOMAS JAMES HOGAN Rifle club 1. Chess club 1-4. legislature 2.3, gymnastics 1-4, basketball 2, 2 sports blocks. GARY HOHMAN Band 2, football 2. MARCIA HOIT FRANK HOLT Engineering club 4, swimming team J, gymnastics 4. LYNN MARIE HOWE Transfer from Houston, Texas. 2, CSF 2-4, class board 2-4, legislature 2, varsity cheerleader 3, admin., service, sports blocks, Pomfret scholarship to Africa 3, Bank of America avi ' ard 4, CSF ilfe mem- ber. JAMES HOWELL MELVIN HULEGAARD JOAN HULLIN Business club 1-2, Block C 3-4, social- cultural board 2-4, admin, class sec ' y 2, admin, class president 1, legislature 2-3, junior and senior boards, a cappella 4, Vistas 3-4, aquaganza 2, junior prof re- freshment chairman, sports 1-4, sports, service, and admin, blocks. t PATRICIA HUMPHREYS Transfer from Notre Dame, legislature 4. Art club 4, art award 4. LINDA HUNT Legislature 1-2, freshman class sec ' y, CGA sec ' y, admin, class vice-president 4. sports, co-chairman junior prom, sports block. FRED HUNTER ANN HURLEY CGA clan leader 3, Big Sisters, a cappella choir 3-4, aquaganza 2. sports 1-3. sports block 2. service block. CONNIE A. HUSSON Junior Red Cross 1, admin, vice-president 3. legislature 4, class board 1-4, spirit board 4. junior prom 3, a cappella 2-4, swing choir 2-4, aquaganza 2, sports 1-2, three service blocks. JERRY INCE Engineering club 4. band 3-4, service blocks 4. i TODD ISAACS Block C 1, sports 1 ' 2, sports block. ALAN JOHNSON Astronomy club 1 ' 2, sports. JONETTE JOHNSON Nurses club 1, noon rec fashion show 4, officiated at track meets. LYLE JOHNSON Transfer from Sequoia, admin, class presi ' dent 4, senior vice-president 4, sports 3 ' 4, sports block 3-4. MIKE JOHNSON Chess club 1-4. BARBARA JONES TOCS 1-4, CSF 1-2, junior tribunal 3, legislature 2. sophomore board, welfare commissioner 4, admin, block, Annie Get Your Gun, costume chairman, sports block 1-3, Experiment in International Living to Switzerland — summer 1960. BOB JONES Key club 2. RONN D. KAISER TOCS 3, Key club 3-4, CSF 2, Astron- omy club I, senior class president, legisla- ture 1-3,4, election committee chairman 3, constitutional review committee 4, Carlmonitor business manager 3, Junior Achievement 3, track 1. RON KAPONAT BOB KAY TOM KAUFMANN CHRISTINE KAUSCHA Sports. CECILY DIANE KEBER Business club 2, legislature 2, aquaganza 2, social-cultural board 3, Annie Get Your Gun 4, sports. WAYNE KEEGAN PHIL KELLER JUDY KEMLAR JIM KENNEDY Baseball 1.4. r! JOLLYN KERZON Junior board, legislature 1-2. a cappella 4. cheerleader 2. sports. CHARLES W. KEYS. JR Band 4, orchestra 4. RAEGENE KIDDER Block C 4. legislature 1 ' 2. junior board, senior board, sports JERRY KINGEN CLAIR KINNEY ROBERT W. KINSMAN Rifle club 1. legislature ?-4. Caine Mutiny Court Martial 2. Antigone 3, The Silver Whistle 3. Annie Get Your Gun 4. aquaganza 2. football 3. GEORGE KIRCHNER RICHARD KIRCHNER LEO A. KLEIN Aquaganza 3. gymnastics 1-4. basketball 1-4. water polo 2.4. 2 sporrs blocks. EUNICE L. KRAUS Business club 2. legislature 1-3. sports 1-4. PATRICIA KRAUSE CSF 2. sports 1-2. IRENE LAMPMAN MIKE LANDIS ADRIAN LANE BARBARA LANG DI LARSON Scotties 2 ' 3, CGA 4, class boards 1-4, sports. VALERIE JEAN LARSEN Transferred from Portland. Oregon. DOROTHY LAYSON JIM LEACH Basketball 1-2, baseball 1-4. DEL LEDGER RON LE DOUX Track 2-3, cross country 3. ROBERT A. LEWIS Board of welfare 4, gymnastics 3-4. GINNY LEYES Transfer from Burlingame, CGA 4, Scot- ties 4, Vistas 4, Carlmonitor 4. EVELYNN LEYRER Junior Achievement 1, publicity board 1, 4, Block C 4, Vistas 4, Carlmonitor 4-, sports 1-2, sports and service blocks. w CHARLOTTE LILLEY Junior Red Cross 1-2, Scotties 3, noon rec board 3-4, school spirit board 2, sen- ior play, service and admin, block. CURTIS ALAN LIND BRIAN LINDAU ALAN LINK Carlmonitor 4, cross country 2. MARION E. LINTT ALAN LONG GAIL LOPIN FTA 1, CSF 3-4, admin, vice-president 2. admin, secretary 5, legislature 2-4, junior and senior board, Carlmonitor 3-4, or- chestra 1-4, sports 3, service blocks, ad- min, block. SUSAN LOVE Big Sisters 3, school spirit 2, Block C 3-4, pom pon 2, admin, president 2, legisla- ture 3, a cappella 4, legislature secretary 4, sports 1-2. CAROL LUND RITCHY LYMAN PAT LYNCH Sports 2-3, sports block. DAWSON MABEY Admin, class president 3, sports 2, Block C. SHARI MACAULAY Art club 2-4, Modern Dance club 2, jun- ior prom com. 3, senior bail dec. com. 4, aquaganza 2, Annie Get Your Gun, 1st place arts and crafts 2. ROY MAC DONAGH BARBARA MADSEN Junior Red Cross 1, Block C 4, legislature 1-4, admin, class secretary 3, admin, vice- president 2, senior ball, junior prom, aquaganza 2, sports 2.4, admin., service, sports blocks. JOHN MAHER Key club 2-4 vice-president 3, sgt. of arms 4; A.V. crew. JERRY MARSH Admin, class vice-president 1-2, band 1-4, baseball 1, basketball 1, track 3. MARY VIRGINIA MARTIN School spirit board 2-4, scc ' y. Block C 4, admin, class vice-president 1, sports 1-4, service, sports, admin, blocks. MICHAEL DENNIS MASON Art club 2-3, Rifle club 2-3, track 1, cross country 1, sports block. RAY H. MASON A cappella 3-4, track 1-4, basketball 1-4. NELSON MATHEWSON A cappella 3-4. THOMAS F. MATTHEWS Cross country 4, track 3. CHERYL ANN MAY Carlmonitor 2-4, assistant editor 4. JIM McCartney DONNA McCARTY PETE McCRACKEN Electronics club 4, Advanced Science club 4, Westinghouse talent search semifinal- ist 4, national merit scholarship honors group 3. MIKE McDonald Camera club 1, creative writing 3, Debate club vice-president 4, Echoes 4, Carlmoni- tor 4. cross country 2. ROBERT EDWARD McDOWELL Transfer from Illinois 3, swing choir 4, a cappella 4, Annie Get Your Gun 4, 3 service blocks. JIM McKUNE Admin, class vice-president 1, a cappella 2, men ' s glee 1, water polo 1-4, swim- ming 2-3, service block, sports blocks, co- captain water polo 4. BOB McLaughlin Basketball 1-2. KENNETH C. McNANY Chess club 1-4, admin, class president 4, a cappella 4, Annie Get Your Gun 4, basketball 1-4, frosh baseball I, 2 sports blocks. JOHN WESLEY McNAY Basketball 1-2. DAVID LAIRD McNEILL Welfare board 4. PEGGY McQueen DANIEL MEACHAM Camera club 2, Astronomy club 1, secre- tary 4, Advanced Science club 4. a cap- pella 4, Vistas 3; Ist award, technical division, Carlmont science fair 4. BOB MEADE School spirit 4, legislature 2, a cappclla 1-4, advanced band 1-4. swing choir 1-4. aquaganza 2. Annie Get Your Gun 4. boxing 2. basketball 1-4. track 1-4, 6 sports blocks, service block. i 1 KEN MEHRTENS Football 1-2, swimming 1-3. JUDY MELLUM TOGS 2-3, CSF 2-3, Scotties 2-3, Stamp club 3, secretary of FTA 4, Debating club 4, social-cultural board 3, Echoes assistant secretary 4. library page 1, girls ' sports 2-3, safe driving essay winner 1, 2 service blocks, sports block. DAVID MEREDITH Junior Statesman 1. CSF 1-4. vice-presi- dent 3, legislature 3, finance commissioner 4, tennis 1-4, chemistry award 3, general motors scholarship 4. i JANET MERRILL Block C 3; Business club 2, vice-president 3; welfare board 1, sports 1-2, service and sports blocks, arts and crafts dance third place 2. KENNETH MIGGE Engineer ' s club 4. legislature 2. swimming 1, basketball 2-4. MILKE MILES DIANE MILES NANCY MILLER NATALIE MILLER CHUCK MOAK Key club treasurer 4, service blocks. JULIE DAWNE MORRISS DALE MORSETTE Boxing 1-2. MURIEL ELLEN MORRISSEY Vice-president CGA 4. legislature 4, sophomore board, admin, class secretary 2, aquaganza 2, sports block. MIKE MORSS GAYLA DIANE MURPHY Transfer from San Mateo high. MARTY NEAL Nurses club 1-2, class boards 1-3, social board 2, girls ' sports board 3. junior prom committee 3, sports block. CHARLES E. NEIGHBOR KRISTINE NELSON FTA 1-2, Scotties 4, CGA 4, TOCS 4, CSF 4, aquaganza 2, Germany — experi- ment in International Living 4. REGI NELSON Legislature 1, a cappella 4, sports I, serv- ice block. ROBERT NELSON Junior Red Cross 1. legislature 1, water polo 1 . PHYLLIS NELSON TOCS 1-3, CSF 2-4, advanced math 2-4, Echoes 2, junior statesman 2, admin, class secretary 1, admin, class president 2, sen- ior tribune 4, class boards 1-3, welfare board 1, aquaganza 2, advanced modern dance 3, girls sports 1-4, travel student to Europe summer 3. CAROL NEWTON A cappella 3-4, sports 1. DALTON NICHOL VICTOR NIKOLASHIN Astronomy club president 2-4, advanced science club president 2-4. camera club 1, a cappella choir 2-4, men ' s glee club 1, swing choir 3-4, water polo 2-4, swim- ming team 1-2, sports block, 2 service blocks. BARBARA ANN NOBLE Sports 1-2. BOB NORBUT SARAH JANE NORMAND Block C 2-4. CGA president 4. clan lead- er 3, Big Sisters 2, a cappella 4, class boards 1-4, senior ball co-chairman, junior prom committee, sports 1-3, service, ad- min, and sports blocks. JANIS NORRIS Block C 4, school spirit J. admin class secretary 1. class boards ?-4, Christmas dance 1, sports block V CAROLE NORTON Social-cultural board 2. welfare board 1, TOCS 2, legislature 2, class board 1-2. Trophy Twirl chairman 2, sports 1-2. sports block. MONTEEN NUTT Senior ball committee 4. sports block . BOB NOTEMAN JOE O ' BRIEN Transfer 4, track 4, semi-finalist Califor- nia state scholarship. MARY OFFERMANN TOCS 1-2. Vistas 1. girls ' sports 1-3. DIANE OLSON Admin, class vice-president 1, legislature 4. a cappella 4. advanced dar ce class 4. Big Sisters 4, senior board, Annie Get Your Gun 4. sports 2. senior ball com- mittee, PETER W, OLSON Marching band 4, concert band 4, PAT OSBORN Secretary admin, class 3, legislature 3-4, a cappella 2-4, A,V. crew 1-4, aquaganza 2. Annie Get Your Gun 4, board of welfare, school spirit board, 4 service blocks and admin, block. MICHAEL O ' SHANESY DAVE OLIVER RICHARD OHRAN CAROLYN OWENS MADELAINE PANCOAST TOCS 1. Block C 2-4. girls ' sports board 3. social-culture board 3-4, welfare board 4. legislature 2-3, sports 1-3, arts and crafts award 1, sports block, service block. ml GERALD PARSONS NELDA PATRICK Scotties executive board 3 ' 4, Echoes 4, Annie Get Your Gun 4. EMILY PENZIN Transfer fr om Tulsa, Oklahoma. LINDA PERL Echoes secretary 4. BiyAN PETTY Vice-president admin, class 4, track 1-2,4, cross country 1-4, 6 sports blocks. BARRY ANN PERRY Admin, class officer 1-2, Carlmonitor 3, sports 1. JIM PICKETT Key club 2-3, A.V. crew 3-4. SUE POCOCK SHARYN LYNETTE POLLARD Social-cultural board 2-3, legislature 4, class boards 2-3. MARCIA POWELL A cappella 4, senior ball committee, sports 1-2, service block. TOM PFEIFFER DAVID PRATT Debate club president 4. finalist in Na- tional Merit Scholarship competition 4. VINCENT HAROLD PRICE PENNIE PROVO Social-cultural board 2, school spirit 3-4. Block C 3-4, CGA 4, legislature 1-4. a cappella 4, junior prom refreshment com- mittee, senior ball decorations committee, sports 1-4, sports block. SHARON ANN PUGLISI Admin, class officer 1-3, junior board, sports 1-2. JOHN QUICK Frosh class president, boys ' sports board }-4, Carlmont dance band 1-2. legislature 2. senior board, track 1-2. cross country 1- 3. TOD RAGSDALE Transfer from Burlingame 3. a cappclla 3-4. The Silver Whistle 3. The Little Foxes 4. alpine club 3-4. cross country 2- 4. track 1-4. DIANE RASMUSSEN Business club 1. vice-president 2, Junior Red Cross 1-2, Block C 3-4, cultural board 2-3, CSF 2, junior board, sports block, arts and crafts award 1. MARY ANN RAMIREZ JAMES C. READ Admin, class president 2. boys ' sports board 2, basketball 1-4. all-SPAL basket- ball 2-4, sports blocks. WILLIAM BRYAN RHODES Vice-president admin, class 1-3, football 1,3-4, swimming 3-4, sports blocks. MARGARET RESCH DAVID RICCI BRUCE RINALDI Class boards 1-4. legislature. The Little Foxes 4. Annie Get Your Gun 4, cross country 1, basketball 2. I I WILLIAM RINAMAN Electronics club 4. finance board 4. cross country 3-4. track 3-4. ROGER RIDEOUT DONALD RATHJEN KAREN LYNNE ROBERTS Legislature 1-2. BONNIE ROBERTSON Welfare board 1. TOCS 2-3. Scottics 2. legislature 2, junior board, sports 1-4. sports b locks, service block, Homemaker of Tomorrow award. DAVE ROBERTSON Noon rec board 4, track 1-4. cross country GRADY ROBERTSON Transfer from Westmoor 2, baseball 2 ' 4, football 2. basketball 3. KEN ROCCO Engineering club 4. DONALD CASWELL ROGERS Debating society 4. MARY ROHRBOUGH TOGS, secretary 2, CSF. secretary 4, leg- islature 2-3. sports 1-3, CSF life member- ship, sports block, service block. DON ROLLEFSTAD Legislature 2.4, basketball 2. SUE ROSENQUIST Board of welfare 1-2. swimming 2. BRUCE ROLLIN DIANE ROTHER ELIZABETH ROWE Homemaking club 4. Junior Red Cross 4, Business club 4, Scotties 3, sports 1 ' 4, sports block. LUIGI RUGGIERI Exchange student from Italy 4, vice-presi- dent admin, class 4, gymnastics 4. TIM RUSSELL CAROLE J. SACHEN Admin, class secretary 3, admin, class vice-president 1, legislature 4, Block C 3, cultural board, school spirit board 3, sports 1-3, sports block. LEE SALTER MARY ANN SAVASTA Drama club 1, Scotties 3, noon rec board 3, commentator for spring fashion show 4, Little Foxes make-up chairman. SANDRA SCHARETG Admin, class vice-president 1, admin, class secretary 2, sophomore board 2, sports 1-2. CYNTHIA SCHMEICHEL Nurses club 3. girla ' Block C 4, HomC ' making club 4. Vistas 3 ' 4, senior ball committee 4, sports 2-4, sports and serv ice blocks. SUE SCHMID FTA 1 ' 2, a cappella 4, advanced dance class 3 ' 4, sports 1-5, service block. BETTY SCHULTE Nurses club 3, school spirit 2, a cappella 3-4, sports 1. MARILYN SCHULTZ JUDY SCRIBNER JOAN MARIE B. SEBASTIANI FTA 1-3, Junior Red Cross 1-3, 1-4, a cappella. CGA SANDY SEIGE RT ELSIE SERE JOAN SHAFFER Secretary admin, class 2, treasurer admin class 2, Vistas 4, make-up committee for Little Foxes and Annie Get Your Gun. VICKIE SHECTER Publicity board 3-4, Junior Achievement 3-4, Art club 3, advanced swimming 4, sports 1-3. DALE SHOUDY A.V. crew 3-4, welfare board 3-4. fin.Tnce board 4, chairman of stage crew of Little Foxes and Annie Get Your Gun 4. senior ball decorations committee 4, junior prom 3, wrestling 3. JERRY SHERMAN BARRY SHELDON Track 1-4, cross country 2-4. JERRY SCHIFFMANN BRUCE S. SHULTZ Admin, class president 1, baseball 1, ball 2-3, wrestling 3. foot- LUCILLE SINGER Advanced drama, sports. JIM W. SKEEN Certificate of merit from National Merit Scholarship Association. SHAWN SMILLIE Admin, class vice-president 1, secretary 3, vice-president 4, w restling 1-4, basketball 1-2, boxing champion 1, 4 sports blocks, SPAL wrestling champion 4, NCS 4th place 3. ANITA SMITH AVON SMITH BARBARA DEE SMITH Scotties 3, admin, secretary 1, legislature 3, sports 1-2. JACKLYN L. SMITH Admin, class president 2, secretary 1. JERALD SMITH Track 1-2, cross country 1-2, 3 sports blocks. SHIRLEY SMOTHERMAN Sports 1 . JUDY SMITH Admin, class secretary 2, senior ball deco- ration committee, junior prom decoration committee, sports 1. DENYS SNYDER CAAMA, a cappella choir 4. JOHN SNYDER Junior Achievement 2-3. SALLY ANN SPENNY Scotties 2-3, secretary admin, class 2; frosh, soph, junior boards, junior prom committee, sports 1-3. ROD SPILLER SYDNEY JANE STRANDBERG Drama club secretary 1, CSF 1-2, TOCS 2-3, school spirit board 4, j ' unior prom decorations committee. DONNA STANFORD Sports block 2-5. STEVE STERRY Freshman board a cappella choir 1-4. swing choir 2-4, Annie Get Your Gun 4. aqiiaganza 2. service block, RONALD STEWART Astronomy club 1, board of welfare 3, sports 1-3. ■I TERRY STOGNER Legislature 4. band 1-4, sports 1-4, all- SPAL D,C, and varsity basketball. BILL STOLE Swimming 2. CAROL TAYLOR Social board 2, junior board. Big Sisters 3, sports 1-3. sports block. SUE TAYLOR Legislature 1-4. senior board. Big Sisters 3. senior ball decorations committee chair- man, dance club, aquaganza 2, sports 1. DONNA TEAGUE Girls ' Block C 3. TOGS I, sports 1-3. sports block. KEN THOMAS Admin, class vice-president 1, band 1-3. orchestra 1-3. TERRI THOMAS Cheerleader 2.4, Big Sisters 3, spirit board 2,4. admin, class vice-president 2-4, a cappella 4, aquaganza 2, sports 1-3, sports block, service block. CHERILYN THOMPSON Future Nurses club 2. social-cultural board 3-4. class board 4. senior ball com- mitfee 4. sports 2-4, sports block. GAIL THOMPSON LANA JANE TILLETT Sports 2-3, sports block. DAVE TOMLINSON Legislature 2-4, class boards 2-4, board of welfare 4, aquaganza 2, fall and spring plays 3-4. football 1-2. service block MARYSE TOUELLI TOCS 4. a cappella 4. AFS exchange stu- dent from France. ANN TRAVERSARO Nurses club 2, CSF 4, Scotties 3, legisla- ture 4. Vistas 4, Carlmonitor advertising manager 4, Junior Achievement 2-4. sports 2. DARLENE TRIANO Admin, class president 1, class board 1, sports 1-2. JEAN TIMBY RICHARD VECKl Advanced band 1-2,4, football 1-4, wres- tling 3-4, second honors in S P A L wrestling. BARBARA VALERGA MARGO VEENSTRA Sports 2. WILLIAM RICHARD VENABLE Advanced band 2-4, football 1-2, swii ming 1. DAVE VON BERG JAN KINGSLEY VAN PATTEN Admin, class secretary 1, sports 1. SHIRLEY WALDUM Block C 3-4, vice-president 4, CSF 3, finance board 2-3, Scotties 3, girls ' sports commissioner 4. Annie Get Your Gun, sports 1-4, two sports blocks, admin., service awards. LARRY WALKER LARRY WALLACE Basketball 1-2. football 3, boxing 1,3. ROBIN WALLACE CSF 2-3, senior board, social-cultural board 3-4, admin, class president 4, senior ball, sports 1-3, sports block. VICKI LEE WALLACE CSF 2. sophomore board, sports 1-3, sports block. BARBARA WALLACE LENORE WALLER Block C 3-4. Scotties 4. social-cultural board 2, Business club 2.4, sports block. MARLENE WALTHER Business club 1-2; CHEC president 4; CSF life seal, president 4; Block C 3. admin, class officer 3. finance board 3, sports 1-3. aquaganza 2. sports, service blocks. KATHRYN WARREN TOCS 3. Scotties 3. social-cultural board 3. Debate society 4. FTA 4, Drama club 1. Echoes assistant editor 4. Annie Get Your Gun, sports 2-3. TODD WEES Band 1-4. orchestra 1-4. dance hand 2-4, cross country 2, CSF life seal. JOANN WEILER CSF 2-4, social-cultural board 3-4, legisla- ture sec ' y 4, a cappclla 2-4, swing choir 3-4, aquaganza 2, Girls ' State 3. POLLY WHITE TOCS 1, a cappella 4, class boards 3-4, service block. FRANCINE WHITE Sports 1-3, sports block. NANCY WITTEMORE Block C 3-4, vice-president 4, school spirit 3, admin, class vice-president 4, leg- islature 1-2, Big Sister 4, frosh board, sports 1-3, Bank of America award, sports and service blocks. BARBARA WIEMAN Social-cultural board 3, Psychology club 2, junior prom, sports 1-3, sports block. JACQUELYN WILDER Block C 2-4, president 4, Scotties 1-3. senior board, admin, class president 4. sec ' y 2, legislature 1,3, social-cultural board 2-3, sports, service blocks. RICHARD WILKINS GARY WILLIAMS Art club 1-2, admin, class president 3, vice-president 2,4, junior and senior boards, class secretary-treasurer 4, Vistas 2, Carlmonitor 2-4, senior ball, track 2, basketball 2,4, sports, service, and admin, awards. JOHN M. WILLIAMS Student court chief justice 4, admin, class president 4, class boards 1-4, legislature 1-2. boys ' sports board 4, junior prom 3, Block C, football 1-4, track 2-4, boxing 1, baseball 1, basketball 1-2, bronze seal. KATHY WILLIAMS A cappella choir 4. DAN WILLIAMSON JUDY WALKER Transfer student 4, a cappella 4. BRAD WILLOUGHBY PAMELA WILSON Vice-president admin, class 1, secretary admin, class 3. junior board, a cappella 2 ' 4, sports 1 . BOB WINN JUDY WINN Scotties 3, vice-president 4, girls ' sports board 4, Business club 4, Block C 4, bas- ketball manager 4, senior ball committee, sports 3-4, sports block. JOHN WINTER Transfer from Burlingame 3. GAY WITTENBERG Block C 3-4, welfare board 1, Junior Red Cross 1, legislature 2, admin, class secre- tary 4, class boards 3-4, sports 1-4, sports block. DIANE MARIE WITTENBROCK Block C 3-4, social-cultural board 2-3, welfare board 4, legislature 1, sports 1-3. JAMES ROY WOENNE Astronomy club 1, vice-president 2, Chess club 1 , president 2. MARY LOUISE WOOD GAA 1-2, admin, class vice-president 3, president 4, varsity cheerleader 4, sports 1-3, Necchi sewing trophy 2, service and admin, block. KENNETH B. WOODS Welfare board 4, advanced band 1-4, or- chestra 3-4, baseball 1-2,4, basketball 1-2, 2 service blocks, sports block. ROBERT L. WHITMORE JOHN WOODHALL BERNICE WIGHTMAN RON YOUNG 55 Seniors Ml RONN KAISER LYLE JOHNSON GARY WILLIAMS Under the capable guidance of the senior class advisors headed by Jack Hollenberg, the class of 1960 brought to a close its four eventful years at Carlmont. Few will ever forget the festival days, the games, the junior prom Exotica, and the biggest night of all four years, the senior ball Candlelight and Gold. Then came senior week and graduation, the last time the members of the class of ' 60 would stand together before each went his separate way. Each student has come a long way from that day four years ago when he entered Carlmont for the first time. The achievements of the class of ' 60 will be rC ' membered for many years to come. Back Row: John Quick, Mike Hellon, Lyle Johnson, Gary Williams, Ronn Kaiser. Front Row: Diane Olson, Barbara Madson, Suzanne Combs, Sue Taylor, Sally Normand. Seniors Sparkle in the Candlelight The excitement on Friday, April 22, which made senior students obHvious to their teach- ers was understandable. Candlelight and Gold, the senior ball, was held at the Peninsula Golf and Country Club that evening. Two hund ' red and eighty couples and several adult guests danced from 9 to 12 to the music of Ray Hackett. The Travelers, a vocal trio, provided the entertainment during intermission. The outstanding event of the evening was the crowning of queen Carole Taylor, chosen from the five finalists by the senior boys. In the lounge, colored pictures were taken by Smith Studios. Also in the lounge, Mrs. Grace Coles played the piano, with songs such as The Man I Love and Where Are You being requested by the relaxing students. After the dance, the evening had just begun for many seniors. Some climaxed the night with a trip to San Francisco and others at many various parties and breakfasts. A rainy day finale found many of the seniors at the beach. On Monday seniors were again unreach- able by the teachers because of the lack of sleep and tired blood. SENIORS ARRIVE AT BALL 58 SIGN IN PLEASE SITTING ONE OUT VARSITY FOOTBALL STEVE HALLSRIMSON. BACK MIKE CHASEY, BACK MIKE CHASEY NABS ONE OF HIS 14 PASSES OF THE SEASON ' 59 Season Carlmont 7 McClatchy 20 Carlmont 13 St. Francis 7 Carlmont 33 ... . Ravenswood 7 Carlmont 6 Palo Alto 20 Carlmont 12 Cubberley 19 Carlmont 19 . . Menlo-Atherton 25 Carlmont 13 Woodside 7 Carlmont 6 Sequoia 28 Carlmont 19 Serra 25 COACHES DICK STORM, BOB ROBINETT, AND JIM LUTTRELL JOHN SULLIVAN, BACK 62 HARRY ADAMSON, CENTER JERRY VENDETTI, GUARD LARRY FREY, END PAUL BINGHAM, BACK MIKE SEARS, BACK RICK PARLETTE, GUARD PETE BOWLING, GUARD JERRY SCHIFFMAN, TACKLE GARY FAIRBANKS, GUARD JERRY ELLSWORTH, END Gridders Place 2 on All- SPA L Linemen Bill Diehl and Jerry Vendetti were honored at the end of the season as the only members of Carlmont ' s ' 59 squad, fifth place finisher in the SPAL, to make the all ' league second team. A long ride in a small bus is all the Scots got out of their first game, against McClat- chy of Sacramento, which they lost 20-7. They knocked off a mediocre St. Francis eleven, 13-7, losing halfback Gary Gaskill for the season. Mike Chasey came of age as a star in the next tilt against newcomer Ravenswood, scoring three td ' s and leading the team to a 33-7 victory. Then the Scots, on successive weeks, lost to Palo Alto, 20-6, Cubberley, 19-12, and Menlo-Atherton, 2?- 19. The Highlanders captured their second league victory with a hard-fought 13-7 win over the Woodside Wildcats. Sequoia ' s mighty offensive machine ground down the Scots, 28-6, for Carlmont ' s worst defeat of the year. The season ended when Serra pulled a come-from-behind 25-19 vic- tory. 11 1 1 1 ' ' V (i HARLAN HALVORSON, BACK BILL DIEHL, TACKLE Back Row: Randy Vause, Dick Vecki, John Camou, Steve Griffith, Dave ■VonBerg, Jim Phillips. Middle Row: Mike Brand, Ken Mannix, Stan Phillips, John Crew, Rick Epting, Dick Backman. Front Row: Pete Hallgrimson, Dave Lindsey, John Williams, Don Leeds, Jim Stumbaugh. BILL RHODES, END Back Row: Coach Bill Hurst, John Madsen, Mgr., Roland Aronson, Norm Vandervoort, John Bradley, Kay Bell, John Madden, John Hons, John Kerhulas, Larry Nelson, Jeff Perknis, Marty Forst, Terry Terrell, Coach Sam Nicolopulos. Middle Row: Steve Eitzen, Mgr., Tim Johnson, Bill Meyer, Rod Liner, Rick Dolwig, Bob Zipf, Jeff Cost, Denny Devine, Rick Niederhoff, Lenny Everlun, Bob Mobley, Ken Peck. Front Row: Dave Collins, Mgr., Bill LuFrano, Dennis Balzer, Steve Goerke, George Sakelarios, Steve Gonsiorowski, Bill Kohlmier, Pete Carmen, Phil McNany, Fred Atkinson, Mitch Nunez, Lee Cameron, Mgr., Henry Newman, Mgr. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL Gridders Earn 2nd With a record, the frosh ' soph football team fell one game short of capturing their second SPAL championship. After winning over Sequoia, Ravenswood, Cubberley, and Woodside, they dropped a 32-6 game to champion Palo Alto. The sea ' son ended with a 27-7 drubbing of Menlo ' Atherton. Halfback Pete Carmen scored 60 points to earn second place in the league scoring race. Mitch Nunez led the -league in extra point kicking with eight. Place in SPAL Of the 1,260 yards gained rushing, Rod Liner contributed 355. Carmen rushed for 317, and Fred Atkinson picked up 233 plus the top average of 9.7 yards per carry. Quarterback Jeff Perkins passed for 440 of the team ' s 536 yards through the air, completing 20 of 45 passes. His favorite target was end Bill Kohlmier, who caught eight passes for 1 3 5 yards. Guard Denny Devine and end Tim John- son headed a tough defensive unit that held opponents to a seven-points-a-game average. FRED ATKINSON ELUDES WOODSIDE DEFENDER COACHES BILL HURST AND SAM NICOLOPULOS BILL LAFRANO DRIVES THROUGH LINE SCOTS TACKLE WOODSIDE RUNNER SCORES Carlmont 7 . Sequoia 6 Carlmont 6 . Ravenswood Carlmont 33 . . Cubberley Carlmont 46 . . Woodside 7 Carlmont 6 . . . . . Palo Alto 32 Carlmont 27 . . Menlo ' Atherton 7 BILL KOHLMEIER WAITS FOR PASS Back Row: Dick Hillaire, Bruce Horan Dave Murray, Ralph Adamich, Dave Brioza, Rick Boudreau, Joe Fegan, Russ Whiting, Coach Jim Luttrell. Middle Row: Trevor Lewis, Dick Cameron, Bob Nelson, Lourie Sarlatte, Gerd Sadler, Don Clodfelter, John Baughman, Bill Boles. Front Row: George Webb, Ernie Bollinger, Bill Green, Ron Bernstein, Owen White, Mike Mears, Ken GrifFone, John Payne. CROSS COUNTRY One of the Bay Area ' s Top Teams Back Row : Brian Petty, Tod Ragsdale, Ron Hegarty, Jack McCartney, Jim Day, Dave Kamrar, Coach Loren Lans- berry. Middle Row: John Quick, Phil O ' Brien, Dennis Kane, Bruce Larson, John Hadreas, Rich Madden. Front Row: Jeff Boyd, Dave McHuron, Bill Fritz;, Glenn Young, Barry Sheldon, Dan Weis. The Carlmont cross country squads again enjoyed a successful season in all four divisions. As expected, the varsity ' s roughest competition came from Palo Alto. Varsity standouts were Tod Ragsdale, Jim Day, Dave Robertson, and Dave Kamrar. The frosh and soph teams topped the SPAL, with good times being turned in by sophomore Doug Jones and freshmen Jim Dixon and Grant Long. Back Row: Coach Glenn Kovas, Mike Shaw, Jim Edwards, Dave Brodhead, Rick Damlos, Jim McKune, Bill Jay, Frank Frisch, Don Carlson. Front Row: Bruce Brown, Gary Bartlett, Leo Klein, Dick Schubert, Allan Long, Al Bergeson, Tom Kaufman, Jay Watson, Vic Nickoloshin, John Miles. WATER POLO VARSITY Mermen Finish Third in SPAL Race Carlmont ' s varsity water polo team dropped two games each to Sequoia and Menlo ' Atherton to finish third in the league. The 13-5 record compiled by the mermen was second best in the school ' s history. Frank Frisch finished third in the league in scoring, setting a new school record of 54 goals, and was voted the squad ' s most valu- able player. Frisch placed first on the all ' SPAL squad, while co-captain Jim Edwards made second team. Bill Jay, who hit 38 goals as a junior, should be big gun next season. Other stars this year were defensive standouts Dave Brodhead, Don Carlson, and co-captain Jim McKune. Al Bergeson and junior Mike Shaw handled the goalie duties brilliantly. 68 CAPTAIN — JIM EDWARDS RICK DAMLOS FROSH SOPH STARS — JIM PIEROG AND GORDY MARTIN MVP FRANK FRISCH Water Babes Equal Varsity Performance Captain Gordy Martin, with 34 goals, ranked second in the league. Jim Pierog, with 26 goals, was voted most valuable play- er. Both stars received alMeague mention at the end of the season. Fletcher Frisch, Dwight Miller, R ick Rhodes, and Jim McKendrick also helped the team compile its 12-6 record and third- place finish. 1959 Standings Menlo-Atherton 10-0 Sequoia 7-3 Carlmont 6-4 Woodside 4-6 Palo Alto 3-7 Ravenswood 0-10 Back Row: Dwight Miller, Bnan Alexander, Gordy Martin, Jim Pierog, Jim McKendrick, Rick Rhodes, Fletcher Frisch, Bill Osborne, Jim Seward, Mgr. Middle Row: Mike Paul, Mgr., Bob Mayo, Jim Edwards, Greg McHan, Bill Duggar, Carl Kolthoff, Dick Ehmke. Front Row: Sam Watson, Charles Smith, Ed Jones, Fred Watson, Ron Polomell. WRESTLING Top Row: John Hons, John Paine, Kay Bell, Gary Fairbanks, Harry Adamson, Richard Vecki, Jerry Schiffman, Dennis Devine, Eric Rosenquist, Marty Forst, Coach Sam Nicolopulos. Middle Row: Shawn Smillie, Paul Benold, Mike Blake, Jim Waltz, Pete Hallgrimson, Steve Means, Earl Pogue, Steve Kimberlain, Manager Steve Eitzen. Bottom Row: Manager Lee Cameron, Howard Fisher, Ripley Sears, Keith Otterson, Ward Kelly, George Sake- larios, Paul Segar, Roger Moareas, Manager Joel Meredith. Five Grapplers Qualify for NGS With a V-? won ' lost record, the Scot wrestlers finished third in the SPAL stand- ings in Coach Sam Nicolopulos ' last season. The grapplers placed second in the all- SPAL tournament ' with first place honors going to Earl Pogue, Steve Means and Shawn Smillie. Paul Benold and Rich Vecki took seconds while four others placed fourth. Menlo ' Atherton dominated the SPAL by winning the pre-season tournament, dual meet championship, and all-league tourna- ment. BENOLD MOVES IN FOR THE KILL Gymnastics Led by varsity competitors Larry Schenfeld (tumbling), Bill Jones (trampoline), Steve Eddy (rings), and Les Blum (high bar), the Scot gymnastic team initiated what should be a very successful season. Despite the 78-48 setback by Hillsdale in their first meet, coach Al Piparo predicted that his squad would improve, which they did, dumping strong Sequoia in their second meet. The victory put them in contention for top honors in the West Bay Gymnastic league. Back Row: Coach Al Piparo, Les Blum, Luigi Ruggeri, Tom Hogan, Leo Klien, Bob Bradley, Joe Cummings, Tom Boucher, Grant Murray. Middle Row: Ed Howes, Steve Emery, Ed Neves, Bill Jones, Steve Eddy, Kieth Winchester. Front Row: Larry Schen- feld, Howard Fischer, Ron Crist, Tom Bishop. HOGAN EXECUTES A HANDSTAND EDDY ON THE RINGS 71 I30 ' s BASKETBALL Top Row: Coach John Noce, Jim Worden, Phil McNany, Paul Pritchard, Jim Sara- finski, John Warren, Manager John Coie. Bottom Row: Joe Read, Ken Robinson, Jack Hoxie, Jackie Valerga. Slow Finish Nets Thirties Third Place Coach John Noce ' s 130 ' s squad, with a 16-7 record, 7 - 5 in SPAL competition, finished the season in third place. 72 BRUZZA, WYNNE, AND HOXIE BATTLE FOR BALL I20 ' s BASKETBALL f c RICK BROWN FIGHTS FOR BALL Back Row: Coach Gene Hawley, Boh Divird, Steve Caria, Dennis Jones, Jim Turner, Archie Houle, Kieth Winchester. Middle Row: Mike MacGuire, Ron Fell, Chuck Hunt, Barry Vendetti, Tom Petros, Dale Nelson, Front Row: Boh Gilmer, Mike Powers, Rick Brown, Charlie Pupora. Four Lightweight Gagers Make AU-SPAL Coach Gene Hawley guided his future varsity, freshmen-loaded, 120 ' s squad to a third-place finish with an 8-4 record hehind Menlo-Atherton and Sequoia. Chuck Hunt, scoring 129 points, made all-league second team along with Mike Powers, the only non- freshman on the starting five. The 1 lO ' s basketball team, coached by Al Pipar o, was edged out of the championship on the last day of the season. With a 9-3 record, they were one game behind Ravens- wood. All-leaguer Ray Prara finished third in the SPAL scoring race with 122 points. MIKE TANTAMONICO DEFENDS I lO ' s BASKETBALL Back Row: Ed Neves, Don Hansen, George Donlon, Mike Tantamonico, Kent Winchester, Jim Jerecek. Middle Row: Coach Al Piparo, Jim Sarnin, John Harlow, Ray Prara, Gordon Bell, Doug Stanbridge. Front Row: Rich Merritt, Boh Wngley, Jackie Valerga, Barclay Smith, Bernie Vendetti. VARSITY BASKETBALL GARY GASKILL, FORWARD RAY MASON, FORWARD MIKE SEARS, CENTER BATTLE FOR BALL AGAINST SAN MATEO Varsity Cagers Finish Fourth Losing to Palo Alto and Menlo-Atherton in the last games of the season, Carlmont ' s varsity cagers finished 6 ' 6, good for a fourth-place tie in the SPAL. The Scots boasted a 9 - 2 practice season record, losing to the Catholic League champ, Serra, and San Mateo, runner-up in the North PAL. On three successive afternoons, the High- landers trunced Samuel Ayer, Sequoia, and Washington to capture the first place trophy in the Sunnyvale tournament. Starting out the league season with three wins in four starts, the quad minus star center Bob Capitolo for most of the season could only take three of their last eight to tie with Sequoia. Junior guard John DeVos topped scorers with 127 points in league play and 244 for the whole season. Terry Stogner ' s 93 in league games was second. Both Stogner and DeVos were selected to the AU-SPAL sec- ond team. BOB CAPITOLO, CENTER TERRY STOGNER, GUARD JOHN DEVOS, GUARD 70 Scores Ctirlniont 58 42 Arroyo Carlniont 50 60 San Mateo Ciirlmont 31 30 Hillsdale Ctirlmont 39 30 Lowell rl iTionf 36 37 Serra r] ninnf 37 20 W _ ' . W €.1.11 i XdilV l i-tV. ' K. ' A rliTinnt 73 3 5 Burlin ame r] mnnt ' 67 24 rl ninnf 60 40 Ctirlrnont 52 50 ashington Carlniont 50 43 Mountain View r a rlmnnf 5 48 Carlniont 48 44 Ravenswood rlmnnf 25 42 Cubbcrley rimonf 49 35 W nnnmnf Carlmont . . . 52 58 .... Palo Alto Carlmont . . . 42 44 Mcnlo ' Atherton C jA rl mnnf 44 6 Carlmont . . . 50 34 . . Ravenswood Carlmont . . . 41 39 .... Cuhherley Carlmont . . . 74 40 .... Woodside Carlmont . . . 42 56 .... Palo Alto Carlmont . . . 42 43 Menlo ' Atherton League games. SEASON RECORD 9 ' 2 Practice 6 ' 6 League CENTER SEARS SOARS FOR REBOUND Top Row: Rande Vause, Ray Mason, Bob Capitolo, Mike Sears, John Camou, Gary Gaskill, Jerry Ellsworth, Coach Gene Hawley. Bottom Row: Manager Ron Fell, Ken McNany, Bob Meade, Terry Stogner, John DeVos, Jerry HeifFeron. Missing: Ken Miggie. 71 VARSITY BASEBALL -sis,,-)!? ' WOODS ... TO JOHNSON ... TO League Champs Defend Titles Coach Bill Hurst ' s varsity baseball team, de ' fending SPAL co ' champion along with Sequoia, picked up right where last year ' s champion ' s left off by compiling one of Carlmont ' s win ' ningest baseball seasons. The Scots rolled through their practice season with eight wins against only two losses, as eight of the starting nine hit over .296 for the practice games. Infield stars were Jim Leach, Lyle Johnson, Ken Woods, Mike Hellon and Rich Bruzza, while outfield standouts were John DeVos, John Woodhall, Steve Hallgrimson, Jerry Ellsworth and John Sullivan. Jerry Ellsworth caught for a pitching staff of Bob Carnevale, Pete Bowling, Jim Sarafinski, Bob Osborne, and Bruzza. SULLY BUNTS ONE Top Row: Manager Steve Eitzen, Bill Diehl, John Woodhall, Pete Bowling, Rick Traverse, Jerry E llsworth, Steve Hallgrimson, Coach Bill Hurst. Middle Row: Jim Williamson, Jim Kennedy, Gary Fairbanks, Jim Leach, John Sullivan, Jim Sarafinski, Ken Woods. Front Row: Mike Chasey, Bob Carnevale, Rich Bruzza, Lyle Johnson, John DeVos, Bob Osborne. LEACH . . . DOUBLE PLAY! CARNEVALE DEMONSTRATES FORM TO MOUND CREW CHASEY NAILS A BASE THIEF FROSH-SOPH Front Row: Manager Karl Thunneman, Steve McPherson, Larry Mathers, Roger Hegar, Bill Kohlmeir, Pete Carmen, Steve Gonsiorowski, Rick Brown, Chuck Hunt, Mike McGuire, Bob Gilmer, George Sakelarios. Middle Row: Coach Frank Scott, Frank Silva, Fred Rinders, Bob Allison, Dave Hillaire, Ron Denning, Jack Valerga, Bob Hooper, Bob Smith, Bill Boles, Ed Mitch- ell, Randy Shields. Back Row : Coach John Noce, Greg McHuron, Steve Caria, Fran Marsh, Bill Meyer, Jim Basin, Joe Truce, Ron Fell. A talented group of freshmen and ex- per ienced sophomores made the Scot frosh-soph nine a definite contender to repeat as league champs. The squad had a 4-2 practice season record, with Rick Brown leading in hit- ting with a .643 average. Other big sticks were Steve Gonsiorowski and Bob Gilmer. The bulk of the pitching was handled by Steve Caria and Larry Mathers. Pictured at left are sluggers Truce, Carmen, McGuire, Gonsiorowski, and Shields. 77 TRACK VARSITY TRACK TEAM WITH COACHES LANSBERRY AND LUTRELL Tracksters Enjoy Successful Season POLE VAULTER STAN PHILLIPS Led by varsity trackmen Tod Ragsdale and Gary Gaskill, the Carlmont track team got off to an im- pressive start this season. Undefeated in their first five league meets, coach Loren Lansberry ' s squad had to defeat only Palo Alto to capture their second straight dual meet champion- ship. Scores ranged from the lopsided 106-6 victory over Rovenswood to a 57-56 edging of Cubberley. Ragsdale ran a 49.7 440, which stood for many QUARTERMILER TOD RAGSDALE weeks as the best time in northern California. Gas- kill also ranked high in northern CaHfornia in the low hurdles. Other top performers were weightmen Don Giannini and Ron Miller, runners Ron Lan- dini, Jim Day, Dave Robertson and Dave Kamrar. B stars were Dick Cocchi, Bob McDowell, Grant Long, Dan Weis, and Freddy Atkinson. C standouts were Jim Dixon, Doug Jones, and John Gates. SWIMMING Mermen Upset Top League Foes Coach Glen Kovas ' swim squad for the second year was a real pow- erhouse on the peninsula. Individual standouts were senior Frank Fnsch, SPAL 400 ' freestyle, and sophomore Denny De vine, who met and defeated all competition in the diving event. Other mermen who sparkled this season were seniors Rick Damlos, Jim Edwards, Gary Barlett, and juniors Bill Jay, Denny Durkin, and Dave Brodhead. Brodhead set a school record in the 200 individual medley, a new event, but had rough outside com- petition from two of the nation ' s best, Hillsdale ' s Ted Stickles and Sequoia ' s Marty Hull. DIVER LEO KLEIN ACE FREE RELAY SQUAD Back Row: Jim McKendrick, Gordy Martin, Jim Pierog, Jim Edwards, Don Carlson, Rick Damlos, Bill Jay, Coach Glen Kovas. Middle Row: Bill Schraft, Leo Klein, Gary Bartlett, Frank Frisch, Dave Brodhead, Mike Stanley. Front Row: Doug Kuehn, Jay Watson, Tom Kaufman, Fletcher Frisch. 4 B SWIM SQUAD KLEIN FLIES BREASTSTROKER BARTLETT The B swimmers started out the 1960 season with a good recrd, aided by wins by butterflier Dwight Miller and all-around champ Bill Schraft. The C ' s didn ' t get off to such a good start, but did fairly well be- hind good performances by John Harlow, Jerry Osborn, and Jim Roumasset. FREESTYLER FRISCH C SWIM SQUAD EDWARDS BEGINS BUTTERFLY 81 TENNIS Netters Hope to Become SPAL Power Soon The 1960 tennis squad, under the new regime of coach Jim Brad- shaw, showed great improvement and raised school enthusiasm in the sport. Top ' seeded Ken Robinson and second-seeded Dave Merfedith ran into rough competition in the SPAL, but Bob Peterson ranked tops among the league ' s third ' seeded netters. BOB PETERSON DAVE MEREDITH Back Row: Harry Pancoast, JefF Perkins, Dennis Jones, Bob Peterson, Dave Meredith, Charles Haug, Bob Nordstrom. Front Row: Steve Wallace, Steve Yegohian, Mike Powers, Jack Hoxie. GIRLS ' BADMINTON THOSE AREN ' T GOLF CLUBS YOU HAVE IN YOUR HANDS! This year ' s afterschool sports program was sponsored by the Girls ' Sports Board and by the ice cream machine situated opposite the lower locker room. The ice cream machine made it possible for the program to be self-supporting, free of all student-body money requests. The CGA, Carlmont girls ' association, places each girl into one of five clans. Dur- ing each eight-week sport season, the girls meet twice a week with the members of their clans. The clan system is used as a basis of intra-mural competition. This year ' s program consisted of hockey, modern dance, swimming, badminton, vol- ley ball, Softball and basketball. The g irls climaxed their year with a sports spread to the theme of a Hawaiian luau. 85 FRESHMEN di r t ; iL .Chi - (■ a 4 Brown, Laura Brown, Lee Brown, Susan Bockenmeyer, Pat Burns, Kathy Cagle, Julie Callis, Sue Cameron, Donald Cameron, Lee Cameron, Richard Campbell, George Campbell, John Campbell, Nancy Campbell, Sandy Campisi, Christine Caria, Steve Casagrande, Diane Caumon, Gail Cissell, Gail Clague. Janet Clodfelter, Don Collins, Dave Collins, Patricia Conboy, Tim Conry, Robert Coonrod, Jerold Corbett, Marjorie Cumber, Linda Curtiss. William Daily, Deborah Daricek, Dixie Darmstadt, Margaret DeAngelis, Joseph Deeming, Ted de la Fuente, Mark Denning, Ron Ri fn I?! -.J Erickson, Carole Estrada, Diana Evans, Sally Ewing, Steve Eysser, William Fait, Julie Fegan, Joe Feitelberg, Marilyn Fell, Ron Ferguson, Karen Fields, Dave Fields, Marsha Filipponi, Carole Finato, George Fisher, Corliss Fisher, Howard Fitzgerald, Carol Fitzgerald, Liam .■4- V V f DeStefano, Edith DiLorenso, Vincent DiPaola, Al Dixon, Jim Divird, Bob Dougherty, Diane Doughty, John Doyle, Maureen Eastin, Daniel f - ■ 1 V Eggh. Ed Ehinger, Terry Ehmke, Jerry Elliott, John Elliott, Margaret Ellsworth, Cynthia Emery, Marianne Emory, Cheryl Engelbert, Sue f Fitzwater, Robert Forcier, Carol Fox, Kent Fox, Larry Franklin, Lynn Fransella, Thomas Freeland, Barbara Freitas, Sandra Frisch, Fletcher Fritz, Jean Fritz, Pamela Frogoli, Larry Galhraith, Alexander Gallagher, Martha Galvin, Marilyn Gentry, William Germano, Linda Gerssing, George Gibson, Gary Giganti, Antonina Gill, Mary Gilmer, Robert Goddard, Harriett Gold, Janice Good, Carol Granneberg, Gail Greene, Bill Gressett, Jennifer Griffone, Ken Gromowsky, Alice Guarino, Arlene Hagopian, Bob Hahn, Beverly Halkyard. Susan Hall, Kenneth Hall, Marilyn Hinton, Bob Hobbs, Sharon Hockley, Adria Hogberg, Carol Holbrook, Jerry Holcomb, Ken Honsinger, Ann Hoop, Kenneth Hooper, Robert Horan, Bruce Horn, Richard Horvath, Karen Horve, Finn Howe, Lew Howell, Bill Howes, Eleanor Howley, Pamela Humason, Danny Jones, Dennis Jones, Frances Jones, Karen Jones, Melinda Jones, Pamela Juno, Marie Kasich, Bob Kausch, John Keber, Lillian Keller, Sally Kemlar, Michele Keys, John Kidd, Ruby Kidder, Marilyn Kilburg, Diane Kimberlin, Steve Kinne, Nancy Kirkwood, Karen Hamlin, Pam Harbold, Steve Harding, Donna Harlow, Christine Harris, Sharon Hart, Lynn Hayler, Barbara Heastrup, Judy Hedges, Judy Heep, Carolyn Helliwell, Susan Henwood, Carol Herrelson, Diane Heyer, Kathy Higgins, Jim Higgins, Sharen Hildebrand, Billie Hillaire, Dave Hunt, WiUiam Hussey, Ben lannico. Carmen Iffla, Joe Ingoglia, Vickie Irwin, Kathy Irvine, Carol Jackson, Jerianne Jaques, Beverly Jenkins, Kathy Jensen, Paul Jent, Darlene Jerecjek, Jim Jessen, Patricia Johnson, Cris Johnson, Dave Johnson, John Jones, Betsy 88 Lincoln, James Lind, Rich Lindsey, Dan Lindstrom. Ten Littlefair, Diane Litzius. Michele Long, Grant Lott, Donald Lucas, Laureen Lum, Konimi Lunn, Johanna MacDonald, Margaret Madigan, Dan Madsen, John Mahnks, Jo Maioney, Sharon Marsh, Dennis Marshall, Julie ilk Knox, Elaine Kolthoff, Sally Koslosky, Mike Kuerst, Dianne Kuhn, Bill Kurpie.ski, Joe Kurtz, Vicky Lagan, Valarie Lane, Adrian Lane, Mary Lapin, Philip Larsen. Diane Larson, Bruce Larson, Diane Legg, Richard Lehmer, Sharon Lewis. Trevor Licbenhort, Stanle Martin, Allan Martin, Patricia Martin, Roger Martindale, Jim Mason, Toni Mateo, Mary McArthur, Ralph McBride, Jim McBurncy, Victor McCain, Marilyn McCandless, James McCaughan, Sharon McConnell, Joan McDermott, Katie McHuron, Greg McKusick, Harrison McLaughlin, Melinda McNay, Dennis McNeill, Laura McQueen, Barbara McSweeney, Leon Mears, Michael Menke, John Merrith, Rich Migge, Donna Millar, Jean Miller, Richard Minto, Ken Mitchell, Jeff Mohr, Wayne Monahan, Carolyn Monson, George Moreno, Kathy Morhe, Roger Morriss, Cynthia Murray, Pat Nackord, Dennis Nathan, Maynard Neal, John Neily. Michael Nelson, Carol Nelson, Jack Nelson, William Nesbit, Marlys Nohl, Sandy Oakley, Diane Oates, Jon Oberst. Marilyn O ' Brien, Mike Oliver, Glenda Olson, Gordon Orser, Charlotte Osborn, Jerry Ostasiuk, Sharon 89 Ottenstein, Joyce Otterson, Keith Ottino, Bill Palm, Jackie Pandell, Nick Parker, Bob Parks, Sharon Parsons, Cindy Parsons, Mike Pastorelli, Diane Payne, John Pearson, Karen Pecar, Christine Peck, Nancy Pegueros, Johnny Pell, Barbara Perala, Dennie Perucca, Philip Peters, Jim Pike, Dave Plath, Leilani Poque, Richard Poole, Pam Pope, Dick Pratt, Susan Preftakis, Paula Prescott, Randlyn Preston, Mary Priest, Barbara Prince, Sherry Ralls, Renee Raphael, Chris Reddick, Warren Negli, Robert Reite, Bud Ressler, Sherry Reutlinger, Dan Reynders, Fred Reynolds, Diane Rice, Jackie Riches, Phyllis Ricklefs, Claire Ricks, Gregory Ridout, Jim Roberts, Donna Robertson, Dan Robertson, Sue Robinson. Nancy Roehm, Bonnie Roesch, Warren Rohrbough, Phil Rother, Ellis Rountree, Gail Rugge, Trudy Ann Scribner, Lucille Seager, Paul Sears, Ripley Sebald, Claire Sharp, Dotti Sherlock. Jerry Shipley, Wayne Sievert, Sandra Sigel, Mary Silar, Georgia Silva, Frank Simonson, Bob Sletner, Gayle Smith, Bob Smith, John Smith, Mike Smith, Pat Smith, Sandy 90 ■ y Smith, Stanford Snyder, Jean Diane Sparks. David Spiller, Terry Springle, Suzann Stancil, Gay Stanley, Kinda Stanton, William Steele, Ken p Stefanski, Donna Stenger, Sue Stetson, Roberta Stewart, Gayle Stockbridgc, Dave Stone, Norene Storti, Chris Strycula, Sue Suddjian, Bob Walls, Suzanne Warren, John Watson, Gene Watson, Jim Watts. John Weaver, Jerry Webb. George Weber, Robert Weber, Rochelle 1% 1 w f f r ♦ --is, ' ' - C5 Turner, Lon Turver, Shephanie Tyree, Julie Updegraff, Barbara Valerga, Jack Vallerga. Dave Van Buskirk, Patricia Varni, Allan Vause, Kristan Venditti, Barry Venditti, Bernie Verburg, Lynne Vermeys, Dan Vise, Marysue Vitorelo. Joseph VoU, Linda Von Hofen, Roger Vons, Susie Wilcox, Tom Wiley, Nancy Jo Wilkeron, Anita Williams, Don Williams, Jon Williams, Penny Wilson, Carolyn Wilson, David Winchester, Kent Wisnom, Diane Wolf, Norma Woodin. Dennis Woodman. Maryella Woodruff, Kathy Woodson. Elaine Worth, Sharon Wray, Priscilla Wright, Raymond 91 Freshman RICK BROWN ,1 ELAINE WOODSON CAROL MOREY The class of ' 63 got into the swing of things at Carlmont aided by their advisor, Norman Heise, president, Rick Brown; vice president, Elaine Woodson; and secretary, Carol Morey. Frosh Fun Night and concessions at varsity basketball games were among the activities which added money to the class fund. The class showed great possibilities of be- coming one of the best classes in Carlmont ' s history. Back Row: Bob Whitaker, Jim Dixon, Julie Lyree, Elaine Woodson, Sue Abray, Marilyn Wade, Carol Morey, Kathy Heyer. Front Row: Joan Bronzovich, Karen Fer- guson, Sally Kolthoff, Gail Roundtree, Mary Siegel, Kathy McDermott, Terry Bolich. • 1 i On March 1 1 , the sophomores had their annual fun night, Jubilee. During the course of the evening, games, such as volley ball, basketball, the egg race, threc ' legged race, and the wheelbarrow race, were played. The highlight of the evening was the an- nouncement of the king and queen of the sophomore class. The remaining portion of the evening consisted of general dancing, a dance contest and the grand finale. Addison, Frank Albin, Peter Allen, Dennis Allen, Ron Amesbury, Virginia Amo, Mary Anderson, Judith Arieta, Lynda Blake, Mike Block, Nancy Bones, Doug Boostrom, Janice Boreen, Bonnie Bories, Rowland Boudin, Vicky Brady, Bruce Brady, Patricia Carscadden, Barb Castagnino, Ken Caumon, Cheryl Chambers, Pat Christensen, Lind Churchill, Janett Ciolino, Sandra Citrino, Dick Clapp, Carol Clark, Sharon Classman, Linda Clingan, Harry Comb, David Conens, Kay Convey, Coralee Cook, Connie Cook, John Coombs, Eugene 94 0 Brockhoff, Don Brockhoff, Marian Brodshaw, Richard Brooks, Gayle Brown, Cheryl Brown, Judy Carman, Pete Carnevale, Dave Carreia, Nancy Dole, Richard Doll, Lawrence Dolwig, Rick Donlon, George Dorman, Steve Dorr, Jody Dorr, Tom Duggar, John Duttweiler, Sandra Duj, Tom Ebright, Ty Edmonds, Marilyn Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Tom Eilenstine, Howard Eitzen, Steven Ellis, Linda Emerson, Wanda Frazier, Wesley French, Kevin Frey, Brenda Fulljames, Pat Gast, Charlie Gehm, Cynthia Gerling, Linda Gershenson, Stan Gibbs, Nancy Gill, Robert Gilpin, Arnold Goerke. Jim Gonsiorowski, Steven Goodman, Dawn Gooley, Irene Gordon. Darlene Gough, Kathy Gould. Rich Cooper, Marge Coppom, Barbara Cordoni, Sue Corkins, Lucina Coulter, Tom Crist. Ron Crossley, Jeff Crowe, Gayle Dahl, Marsha Dahl, Penny Daley. Chris Dawson, Robin Day, Sue Dean, James DeLucchi, Joan DeMartini, Marilyn Devine, Dennis Dietz, Donald Emery, Steve Erwin, Gail Evans, Vickie Everlund, Lennart Fadden, Mike Fair, Mike Fanning, Gerry Farey, Linn Farina, Sandy Farris, Wayne Fawcett, Kenneth Finch, Larry Fisher, Frank Ford, Darlene Forst, Marty Foster, Fran Frankel, Ronnie Franklin, Sandra Ilk Graham, Allan Grandy, Charles Graziani, Virginia Greco, Joseph Greenlaw, Ann Greenman, Randall Gress, Gerald Gressett, Carol Griffin, Paul Griffith, Susan Griffiths, Diane Guild, Marion Hadady, Susan Hadreas, Pete Hagenson, Diane Hager, Roger Haldkiar, Marilynn Hamilton, Jan Hammel, Cheryl Hammond, Carol Hampton, James Hancs, Mike Hanna, Sharon Hansen, Dee Hansen, Don Hansen, Lyle Harlow, John Hassell, Frank Hatak, Donna Haug, Charles Hayden, Bi ' Hayler, Lewis Headley, Sharon Henwood, Richard Hester, Nancy Hickling, Beverly J r-j B James, Charles James, Janie Jensen, Grant Jensen, Karen Johanson, Francil Johnson, Don Johnson, Jeffery Johnson, Karen Johnson, Kristi Johnson, Timothy Jones, Doug Jones, Kenneth Jones, Marian Kaiser, Narda Kaiser, Stephanie Kalbach, Dee Kauscha, Carolyn Keck, Robert Keeton, Marcia Keller, Brian Kerhulas, John Keys, Daniel Kilday, Dana Kingston, Jim Kinsley, Leslie Kirby, Larry Kirby, Terry Kirstine, Joan Kleppe, Pamela Kohlmeier, Bill Koons, Pat Krawchuk, Vera Kreamer, Michele Kroes, John Kurtz, Kay Laidlaw, Vivian Lamb, Mike Lane, LeeAnn Lane, Tamara Lannin, Bob Law, Nancy Lawson, Barbara Leadley, Louise Leal, Larry LeDoux, Alan Lewis, Edward Lindner, Kay Liner, Rod Lipson, Judy Lirtt, Barry Loftus, Joan Lorenzen, David Loretz, Kathy Lowe, Judy Lucas, Norm Lucchese, Carol LuFranco, Bill Luscy, Patrick Lyman, Bonnie MacCallum, Donna Magnuson, Karen Maguire, Mike Mahoney, Bill Mahoncy, Sherry Mann, Shirley Mann, Shirley Markley, Judy Marklin, Jim Marsh, William Martin, Gordon Mason, Tim Mathers, Larry May, Richard Maynard, Ten Maynard, Tom Mayo, Robert McBurney, Gene McCartney, Sharon McCormick, Bruce McCreadie, Steve McHan, Greg flk fikv ife « . Merriman, John Merritt, Doug Meyer, William Miles, Mary Miller, Andria Miller, Dwight Miller, Linda Miller, Marilyn Mills, Dana Morris, Marcy Morrison, Robert Morse, Reef Mota, Josephine Mulhall, Karen Mulka, JoAnn Mullen, Marilyn Mullen, Michele Murphy, Patricia Murphy, Paul Murray, Thurlow Neighbor, Mardean Neilsen, Cheryl Nelson, Dale Nelson, Larry Nelson, Skip Neres, Ed Newman, Henry r A .fn Newman, Jim Niailovich, Claudette Nichols, Gary Niederhoff, Roger Nielsen, Raymond Niksarian, Diane Nilson, Mary Niswander, Jack Nordstrom, Gerald Norwood, Robert Nuez, Mitch Oates, Mary Odell, Linda Offerman, Bill Olanio, Lynn Olivero, Louise O ' Rourke, Mike Orser, Mary Carol 97 1 Ortman, Diana Otterson, Malcolm Otto, Judy Ottria, Carla Owens, Brinda Paku, Loretta Pancoast, Harry Patrick, Christine Patrick, Jeanne Patterson, Steve Paul, Michael Paulin, Berit Pava, Gladys Peck, Jim Peek, Judy Penzin, Beth Perkins, Jeff Perrotti, Carole Sherry, Eddie Shields. Randy Shoaf, Phi ' Short, Terry Shortall, Sandra Shoudy, Hank Sierman, Joan Simoni, Judith Singer, Bill Sipes, Kathie Smith, Barclay Smith, Carolyn Smith, Charles Smith, Lynn Smith. Neils Smock, Gary Solomon, Sharon Sooy, Ken 98 Spenny, Sanford Steele, Sue Stevenson, Judy Stewart, Gene Stirling, Stan Svihus, Bruce Swanson, Pat Tantimonaco, Mike Teixeira, Pat Terrell, Terry Terrill, Pat Teza, Joan Thomas, Melinda Thompson, Linda Thunemann, Karl Tiedemann, Donna Timmins, Marilyn Tinkler, Judith Tomasello, Cheryl Trimble, Chris Trinta, Tarry Truce, Joseph Tucker, Don Turcotte, John Turman, Carol Valentine, Steve Vandervoort, Norm Van Hees, Elise Van Lennep, Jean Vannucci, Chris Wade, Fred Waldier, Bonnie Wallace, Dave Wallace. Ronald Wallace, Steve Ward, Bud Wingren, Bill Winn, Don Wittenbrock, Tom Wolfe. Jan Wollenberger, Mimi Woo, Roxana Wood, Robert Worden. James Wright, Virginia Wynne, Bob Yeghoian, Steve Young, Gary Zipf, Robert Warren, Dale Watkins, Charlene Watson, Jean Webster, Bob Wieler, A. Pete Wells, Will White, Jeanne Whiteman, Gary Wilder, Pfft Wilhite, Amelia Williams, Barbara Williams, Bill Williams, Bruce Williams, Carol Williams, Joel Williams, Lynda Wilson, Steve Winchester, Ronald 99 Sophomores The sophomore class started the money making year by sponsoring one of the foot- ball concessions. When basketball season began, they again sponsored an eating con- cession. Their biggest money-making event toward the junior prom came when they had their annual sophomore fun night — with games and the crowning of a king and queen. The most exciting event was the down payment that they put on their junior class rings, which they will get at the begin- ning of next year. 100 Back Row:Priss Russell, Linda Beattie, Nancy Law, Pat Terrill, Gladys Pava, Andria Miller. Front Row: Callye Higbe, Carol Perotti, Karen Magnuson, Dee Kalback, Carolyn Kauskha. JUNIORS Ackermann, Nancy Adams, Shirley Ahern, Ken Aldridge, Adnennc Allen, Judy Allen, Victor Ambra, Frank Ames, Jacquie ri mm Mm Boucher, Tom Bower, Pat Bowman, Dave Boyce, Ibsen Boyd, Jeff Brady, Pat Brandenburg, LaRita Brandes, Donna Brandt, Sue Braunstein, Lina Brazil, Donell Broderson, Kit Brodhead, Dave Brown, Bruce Brown, JoAnnc Brown, Madelaine Brown, Marge Bruzza, Richard Buchanan, Judy Buchanan, Sue Burbank, Carole Burfield, Pam Burlcy, Chet Burnson, Terry Bush, Bian Butler, Ken Cambron, Benny Camou, John Campbell, Douglas Carcache, Henry Carlson, Donald D. Carlson, Gary Carson, Sandy Casagrandc, Bob Casenave, Denni Cassell, Vicky Ml Cecchi, Linda Chan, Carolyn Chapman, Boni Chesney, Carol Chesterman, Richard Chichester, Kathy Christiansen, Karen Christensen, Neil Clark, Judy Fox, Richard Franzella, Vincent Fritz, Bill Gale, Steve Calvin, Janet Gaskill, Gary Gasper, Jim Gasser, Wendy Gay, Lynna George, Donna Gilbertson, Deanna Gildersleeve, Ronnie Golins, Ingrid Golling, Bob Gordon, Roy Gorton, Gloria Grabowski, Charlotte Granneberg, Carol Kirton, Jane Klitgaard, Vickie Koeberer, Lynne Kolthoff, Karl Krampcrt, Alice Krohn. Harold Kyne, Martha Lamuth, Tohn Landini, Ron Lane, Mimi Larson, Bruce Lawrence, Carolyn Leando, Art Leard, Frank Leckey, Kathy Lee, Judy Leed, Don Leuty, Earline Levy, Allen Lewis, Brian Lewis, Jack Lindeburg, Frankie Lindsey, Dave Lipke, Susan Loenard, Carol Long, Judy Lord, Dave Ik McKendrick, Beth McNeill, Jean Meagher, Marilyn Means, Steve Med row, Paul Mercier, Paige Mergotti, Gary Merrifield, Vicki Mighell, Robin Miles, Jonathan Miller, Jim Miller, Ron Mills, Deen Mills, Robert Mitchell, Jeff Moe, Marilyn Moerman, Jan Peter Molyneux, Bruce Nelson, Dave Nelson , Fred Nelson, Mary Jo Nelson, Val Nieri, Toni Nicsser, Edward Nissen, Steve Noel, Darcy Nolan, Jeanne Nolan, Mike Norman, Orla Oates, David O ' Brien, Philip O ' Dea, Nancy O ' Keeffe, Carolyn O ' Keefe, Lyn O ' Laughlin, Steve Orr, Linda Osborne, Bob Osinek, Rich Ottenstein, Carol Page, Richard Pahner, Sean Palmer, Sue Parker, Betty Parks, Dee Parlette, Rick Parsons, Gerry Pecar, Dick Pechacek, Carolyn Pejjcros, Lynda Perce, Geraldine Perkins, Jackson Perkins, Kenneth Peters, Jack Peterson, Bob Saam, George Salem, Jess Sanders, Donna Sanders, Sandy Sarle. Leslie SchafFer, Lvnne Scharman, Nina Schiffman. Sue Schlitz, Valerie Schmeichel. Armand Schmid, Mike Schmitz. Pamela Schraft, Bill Schubert, Richard Schwabel, David Schwanenfluge!, Louis Scott, Jane Scott, Malcolm Sears, Mike Seely, Sandy Seibold, Paul Settlemyer, Judy Seward, James Shannon, Patricia Shaw, Linda Shaw, Mike Shecter, Phillip Sheppard, Dave Sherlock, Glen Sherman, Bruce Shinonek, Mike Silar, Sandra Silva, Travis Silver, Gary Sindel. Bonnie 8Iiu!idi!TTIp7T)ee I Smith, Dave Whitaker, Sue White, Sharon Wieman, Linda Wik, Jeri Wilber, George Wilcox, Richard Williams, Pamela Williamson, Jim Wills, Judy Wilson, Gene Winchester, Carol Windle, Bill Wing, Dave Wirgler, Tody Withers, Sue Wold, Tom Wong, Marolyn Wood, Jerilynn Juniors SANDY SEELY JOHN SULLIVAN Back Row: Tom Austin, Pete Hallgnmson, Dennis Stevenson, John Sullivan, Jim Williamson. Front Row: Sharon Marino, Sandy Seely, Diane Markley, Carol Winchester, Pam Grant, Donnell Brazil. As the class of ' 61 entered the halls of Carlmont for the third time, they wasted no time and began plans immediately for the event that highlighted their junior year. This, of course, was Enchante, the junior prom, which was a big success because of the hours of careful planning, preparation, and work done by class members and headed by prom chairman Carol Winchester. The class was under the leadership of President John Sullivan, Vice-President Sandy Seely, and Secretary-Treasurer Diane Markley. Their advisors were Thomas Marks, Shirley Mason, Paul Merrick, Peter Galassi, and Yvonne Hawley. Enchante Highlights Junior Year Enchante highlighted the class of 6rs exciting junior year. The formal dance held February 27 in the gym presented a French sidewalk cafe atmosphere. Approximately 200 couples danced to the music of Dick Schotte from Stanford. The dance floor was decorated with crepe paper streamers, murals, and shrubs. The center- piece of the dance floor was a large foun- tain. Carol Winchester, general chairman; Steve Berkheiser, finance; Leilani Spencer, refreshments; Pam Grant, bids and tickets; Gary Gaskill, decorations; Jan Dye, photog- raphy; Clyda Stevens, publicity; Gary Fair- banks, clean-up. IT WAS FASCINATION ' VRAIMENT ENCHANTE A HAPPY COUPLE 108 ' HOW MANY COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN? ' ' OH, MY FEET. MY POOR, POOR FEET. 109 Girls ' Sports Board Under commissioner Shirley Waldum, hockey, b.isketball, swimming, vol- leyball, and Softball were offered to the five clans for competition after school. This was the first year that honor teams were selected in each sport. Board advis ' er was Miss Inez Nagai. First Row: Val Nelson, Sandy Duttweiler, commissioner Shirley Waldum, Judy Winn, Donna Ashby, Clyda Stevens, Brooksie Howe. ■ A SHIRLEY WALDUM Boys ' Sports Board BILL DIEHL Under the leadership of Bill Diehl, the board sold football programs, policed home sports events, spon- sored three sports ban- quets, reorganised the Block C, initiated the new awards system, spon- sored the Aquapentatha- lon, and hosted the state track championships. FiRsi Row: Commissioner Bill Diehl, John Williams, Jud Cost, Jerry Ellsworth, adviser James Bradshaw, John Quick, Les Blum, Mike Hellon, Rich Backman. I 12 Finance Board First Row: Carolyn O ' KeefFe, Sharon Solomon, Andria Miller, Donna Brandcs, Nina Scharman, Sharon Hanes, Mary Offermann, Linda Cecchi, Lynn White. Second Row: Barbara Priest, Judy Settlemyer, Gwen Smith, Dale Shoudy, David Meredith, Penny Wright, Marlene Walther, Douglas Campbell. Third Row: Bea Wightman, Loena Watson, Janie James, Diane Hagenson, Lynne Schaffer, Rusty Rinamon, Doug Jones, Steve Yeghoian, John Hadreas, JoAnne Guida, Amy Burke, Joel Meredith. The Finance board helped Carlmont take first place for the seventh straight year in the annual district student body card race. The board also helped prepare the budget and managed the funds of all student activities. The board throughout the school year handled ap- proximately $40,000. DAVE MEREDITH Noon Rec Board JIM DAY The Noon Rec board, besides providing excellent movies during the lunch periods, brought comedian Ronnie Schell to CarL mont. Students showed their appreciation by dis ' tributing potato chips in the piano, which resulted in the suspension of noon movies. The board also held the annual sports queen contest, which crowned Margo Ewen as Carlmont ' s sports queen. First Row: Joan Teza, Gerrine Cowgill, Pam Remmers, Nan Weaver, Sue Whitaker. Second Row: Val Judd, Susan Griffith, Sue Steele, Sue Ralya, Laurie Proctor, Stephanie Kaiser, Cheryl Neilson. Third Row: Ron Landini, Virginia Wnght, Dave Kamrar, Bob Bradley, Dave Robertson, Jim Day, adviser Al Piparo. Social Cultural Board Headed hy Suzanne Combs, the Social-Cultural hoard planned all the as- semblies and most of the dances. The board also sponsored Hi Day, Arts and Crafts Week, and the Carlmont Bandstand, a social-dance clinic. SUZANNE COMBS First Row: Patricia Benker, Joan Hullin, commissioner Suzanne Coombs, Carol Van Briggle, Carolyn Owens. Second Row: Susan Hadady, Mardean Neighbor, Kalane Larsen, Pat Bower, Amy Burk, Nancy Jo Wiley. Third Row: Carol Winchester, Christine Enckson, Madelaine Pancost, Steve Valentine, Joann Weiler, Cherri Thompson, Robin Wallace. School Spirit Board First Row: Mascot Dave Collins, Nell Pollard, Lois Dallal, Sandy Seely, Karen Magnuson. Second Row: Suzie Wood, head cheerleader Terri Thomas, Connie Husson, Leilani Spencer, Pat Hodges, Callye Higbee. Third Row: Dana Kilday, Jody Dorr, Charlotte Lilley, Brenda Barthold, Linda ElHs, Patsy Terrill. Fourth Row: Carolyn Goodwin, Nancy Miller, Suzie Love, Sharon Andrews, Jane Strandberg. Fifth Row: Narda Kaiser, Penny Strauss, Val Nelson, Mary Martin, Penny Provo, Richard Wilcox. Sixth Row: Commissioner John Davies, Bob Capitolo, Steve Berkheiser, Frank Fnsch. Seventh Row: Joe Caccamo, Ronn Kaiser, Bob Browning. Not shown, Margo Ewen, head pompon girl. JOHN DAVIES Under tiie leadership of commissioner John Davies, the School Spirit board did its best to promote an in- terest in sports — all sports. Some innovations were tried, such as inviting one representative from each team, instead of the team coach, to come to the board meetings. Welfare Board First Row: Ivan Griffin, adviser, Randlyn Prescott, Barbara Jones, Connie Conell, Debby Daily, Eleanor Duggar. Second Row: Betsy Jones, Gay Wittenberg, Carol Fields, Robert Lewis, Ken Woods. Third Row: Di Wittenbroek, Barbara Arnold, Jim Hessler, Jim Edwards, David McNeill. Fourth Row: Gary Croletto, Ritchey Lyman, Dave Tomlinson, Dale Shoudy, Todd Wees. The main project this year was promoting and carrying out Carlmont ' s second car check. The board also patrolled the parking lot, citing students who had not registered or had failed to have their car checked. Dean Ivan Griffin was adviser. BARBARA JONES JANET BATTISTINI Publicizing dances, games, and all school activ- ities through their posters, the publicity board worked under the leadership of commissioner Janet Battis- tini. Members also learned how to operate the most elemmentary of essential implements, the squeegee. Adviser was Louis Fran- gione. Publicity Board First Row: Penny Dahl, Judy Allen, Judy Hamby, Steve Roger. Second Row: Natalie Miller, Eddie Sherry, Judy Baron, Third Row: Vickie Shecter, Karen GiUen, Evelynn Leyrer, Suzanne Combs, Carolyn Owens, Janet Battistini, commis- sioner. I I 5 C. S. F. First Row: Robin Mighell, Gail Lopin, Jackie Wilder, Mary Rohrbough, Lewis Hayler. Second Row: Carolyn Chan, Janie James, Diane Griffiths, Sharon Hanes, Nan Weaver, Carol Winchester, Kalane Larsen. Third Row : Mary Doughty, Diane Hagenson, Kristi Cole, Pam Schlocker, Pat Bower, Donna Poe, Jeanne Nolan, Val Judd, Marlene Walther, president Jo Ann Guidi, Bill Wingren, Linda Hoist, Mrs. Ruth Hull, adviser. Fourth Row: Cheryl Swanson, Judy Simoni, Val Nelson, James Arvesen, Bob Bradley, Richard Bradley, Paul Griffin, Olof Holsti, Leslie Kinsley. T. 0. G. S. First Row: Joan Loftus, Edie De Stefano, Carolyn Goodwin, vice ' president Nancy Haddady, president Phil Schecter, Narda Kaiser, Jeffrey Folt, adviser Gordan L. Dee- gan. Second Row: Mary Gill, May Young, Betsy Jones, Nancy O ' Dea, Pat Chambers, Carolyn Chan, Dee Kalbach, Ronald Den- ning, Linda Ice. Third Row: Kay Conens, Pam Fait, Susan Hadady, Michelle Couchot, Joan Stetson, Joyce Ertola, Linda Smith, Pat Hickling, Janet Battistini, Cheryl NeiL sen, Barbara WilHams. Fourth Row: Nancy Law, Martha Hall, Kristi Cole, Linda Hoist, Pat Bower, Steve Roger, Maryse Tonelli, Sue Palmer, Pat Wilder, Judy Long, Janice Boostrom. Fifth Row: Pam Scholck- er, Bob Browning, Leslie Kinsley, Jacquie Ames, Bob Van Patten, John Davies, Karl Thunemann, Luigi Ruggieri, Jack Parkins. Biology Club Carlmont ' s new Biology club, covering everything from anthropology to zoology, commenced this year aided by adviser Jim Lindholm. The club ' s main function was to help members with class or outside projects dealing with biology. Activities have in- cluded the dissection of lobsters and flat- worms, construction of a Geiger counter, and the viewing of scientific films. Dave Dorance, James Lindholm, Doug Merritt. I I 6 Business Club Carlmont ' s Business club with advisers Donald Short and Don Team followed its main objective, to teach business relations to the future businessmen of America. As well as being a service organization to the school, club activities included sponsor- ing a dance, a cookie sale, and a potluck dinner. First Row: Carole Stone, Marilyn Mea ' gher, Bev Hannel, Gloria Pickering, Anne Hersom, Liz Row, Tom Mackey. Second Row: Frances Brown, Judy Winn, vice ' president Carol Dottinger, Lynne Koeberer, Sue Buchanan, Elsie Mulley, Beth Chester ' man, Susan Lipke. Third Row: Lenore Waller, Pam Grant, Carole Jackson, adviser Donald Short, Joan Gould, Marie Gyllen- skog, Mavreen Finlay, Nancy Ackermann, Judy Wirgler. Advanced Science Club The Advanced Science club and the PTA co-sponsored the Science Fair this year with the help of several large companies. Better than average grades were needed to join the club, whose activities included glass blowing exhibits, field trips, and view- ing of scientific films. Lectures were heard from various important people in science. The club also organized machines or mate- rials for use of interested students. First Row: Steve Valentine, Ronald Asti, Eugene Coombs, Kenneth Perkins, Gene Ballard. Second Row: Jeffrey Folt, Bob Sohl, Bill Williams, Charles Haug, Bob Con ' vey, David Dorrance. Third Row: adviser W. Cottle, Martha Kyne, president Victor Nikolashin, Pete McCracken, Daniel Mea- cham, Carl Holmberg, Jerry Darr, Bert Radisch, Roger Moraez. F. T. A. The Future Teachers of America and new adviser Albertus Niehuis continued to further the knowledge of hopeful future teachers. The 24-member club included in its activi- ties field tnps and sponsorship of education week at Carlmont. First Row: Joanne Brown, Linda Ice, Lynne Retallick, Janet Matthews, Donnell Brazil, LaRita Brandenburg. Second Row: Dian Huff , Marilyn Hall, Sue Palmer, Pat Hickling, president Jane Kirton, Connie Baumann. Third Row: Mardean Neighbor, vicc ' president Kalane Larsen, Pete Albin, Janet Clague, Patricia Benker, Judy Otto. Fourth Row: Sandra Duttweiler, Marian Brockhoff, Judy Elliott, Phyllis Riches, Gayle Crowe. Junior Statesmen Junior Statesman is a junior government group that prepares students for responsible cituenship. Members learned much from attending several conventions, including one in Sacramento. First Row: Bonnie Lyman, Kay Conens, Joyce_ Humphreys, vicc ' president Karen Christiansen. Second Row: Andria Miller, Eugene Coombs, Diane Larson, Gay Her- ring. Sue Bishop. Third Row: Ty Ebright, Charles Haug, President Bill Williams, Don- ald Dietz, Bill Wingren, Patnck Lusey. Caduceus As well as acquiring two male members, Caduceus formulated a constitution and by laws. One of their several trips was to Agnews State hospital. Their service project was completing first-aid kits for all the rooms. First Row: Sharon Solomon, Jeanne Wat- son, Pat Murphy, Nancy Hester, Marilyn Edmonds. Second Row: Bill Singer, Michele Mullen, Marilyn Haldkier, Pam Schlocker, Linda Miller, Barbara Bartholo- mew. Third Row: Adviser Mrs. Margaret Salladay, Linda Tabel, Martha Kyne, Pete Alhin, Karen Hinton, Janie James, Diane Hagenson, Lorraine Jackson. Key Club This year the Key club gave out programs, helped the Kiwanis club, guided new stu- dents through school, parked cars, and did other helpful things. The president was Stan Harbold, vice-president, Ronn Kaiser, and secretary, Mike Baxter. First Row: John Maher, Mike Baxter, Vincent Price. Second Row:. Bill Jones, Kent Child, Bob Fizhugh. Third Row: David Ricci, Ronald Collins, Doug Jones, Douglas Mueller, Jim Newman. I 18 G AAM A Although the Carhlnint Assdciation for the Advancement of Music Appreciation studied primitive, traditional, and progres- sive ja22, ind show and semi-classical music, the greatest emphasis was placed on classical music. The club has no officers, rotating the posi- tion of moderator each week. First Row: Rohm Mighell, Jim Howell, Keith Sander, Denys Snyder, Wavalene Robhins. Second Row: May Young, Gloria Gorton, Joan Stetson, Pete Alhin, David Dorrance, Linda Wieman, adviser Richard Devoe, Bill Singer. Rifle Club First Row: Carolyn Thomas, Christine Pecar, Gloria Seheid, Nancy Peck, Wava- lene Rohhins, Nina Giganti, Marge Elliott. Second Row: Nick Pandell, Mike Lamb, Jack Suderman, Lary Fox, Ty Ebright, Jim Lincoln, Richard Miller, Joe DeAngelis. Third Row: Art Leando, JefF Crossley, Bob Suddjian, Christopher Raphael, Larry Sud- djian, John Cook, Tim Mason, Mike Hades, Jon Oates, Jerry Holhrook, George Webb. Fourth Row: Lon Turner, Robert Whit- aker, Gregory Ricks, Terry Short, Dwight Miller, Terry Kirby, Roger Moraes, Larry Trinta, George Gerssing, Robert Wright, Bob Parker. Astronomy Club The six members of this year ' s Astronomy club met twice a month. Each member built a telescope to study specific problems. Later in the year the club conducted an experi- ment to study the speed and properties of light. Several field trips were taken to plane- tariums and observatories. First Row: President Victor Nikolashin, Owen White, Sec.-Treas. Daniel Meacham, John Baughman, Carmen Ribera. I 19 Engineers Club The new Engineers club was formed by members of the third and fourth year draft ' ing classes. Each member took an advanced project in drafting, such as drawing all the parts of a motor and then drawing the motor in its entirety. When the course was finished, the members were prepared to enter drafting school. First Row: Ken Migge, Gary Johnson, Frank Hoit, Tom Hogan, Jim Day, Richie Bruzza. Second Row: Rod Barber, Kent Child, Jerry Ince, Jerry Sherman, Bob Brad- ley, Pete Bowing, Richard Crowe. Third Row: Frank Ambra, Roger Lundergard, Ken Rocco, Robert Akers, Jerry SchifFman, Gary Croletto, Sandy Sanders. Homemaking Club Carlmont Home Economics club, CHEC, is a new club organized this year by Marlene Walther, the club president, with the help of Mrs. Impie Lageson, the club adviser. The goals of the club are to serve the school, using homemaking skills, such as the project of hemming the draperies in the lunchroom, and to further the interest of girls in careers in home economics. First Row: Sandi McDaniel, Catherine Robbins, Joanne Schwartz, Liz Rowe, Mar- cia Hoit. Second Row: Wavalene Robbins, Marlene Walther, Susan Moore, Barbara Ryan, Carolyn Thomas. Third Row: Mari ' lyn Meagher, Michelle Couchot, Sue Baker, Martha Hall, Sandy Ciohno, Gay Herring. I Stamp Club By trading stamps with schools of foreign countries and adding to their collections, the members of the Stamp club spent a busy and educational year. The club offered an excel- lent opportunity to anyone interested in stamps. The adviser was Milton Cerf and there were 16 members, including Mrs. Elizabeth Hershel, textbook clerk. The presi- dent of the club was Peter Albin. Bill Wingren, Pete Albin, Bill Singer Girls ' Block ' C ti Block C, an organization open to girls who have earned a block by participatmg in six sports seasons, took care of the annual selliVig of rooters ' buttons as well as the doughnut sales in the wee hours every other Friday morning. They decorated the girls ' locker rooms at Christmas. Two initiations were held, a formal one in January, and an informal one in the spring. Above — First Row: Raegene Kidder, Bar- bara Madsen, Lois Dallal, Sue Bishop, Toni Mackey. Second Row: Karen Kimberlin, Dede Cole, Terry Hay, Jeanne Nolan, Gay Wittenberg, Joan Hullin, Margo Ewen, Carol Winchester. Third Row: Diane Larson, Linda Hunt, Val Nelson, Natalie Miller, Phyllis Gress, Dee Callis, Carolyn Goodwin. Left — First Row : Mary Rohrbough, Diane Rasmussen, Madelaine Pancoast, Donna Ashby, Judy Hamby. Second Row: Judy Winn, Lenore Waller, Barbara Arnold, Karen Christiansen, Cynthia Schmeichel, president Jackie Wilder. Third Row: Nancy Hadady, Di Wittenbrock, Evelynn Leyrer, Judy Baron, Marlene Walther, Shirley Waldum, vice-president Nancy Whittmore, Bonnie Robertson. Junior Red Cross The Junior Red Cross at Carlmont this year raised $55, held a blanket drive, worked on an album to send Germany and held a clothing drive. First Row: Bonnie Cipras, Carolyn Chan, Gloria Gorton, Mary Sue Vice, Diana Ort- man, Rene Ralls, Joan Sabastiani. Second Row: Diana Kilberg, Linda Barnard, Toni Mackey, Maxine Arnold, Marilyn Galvin, Gail Cissell, Sharon Hanes, Liz Rowe. I 2 I Art Club Blow the horns, ring the bells! The Art club finally finished enough papier mach statuettes to make a display of the nativity scene in Chimney Corners. It took three years, but it was worth it. The collection included 1 2 figures. The remainder of the year was spent doing personal projects and visiting art galleries. First ' R.OW: Pete Albin, Pat McGinnis, Pat Bower. Second Row: Larry Trinta, Terry Kirby, Tom Wold, Karl Bauer, Bob Capi- tolo, John Cook, Mike O ' Rourke, Eddie Sherry. A-V Crew There is a lot more going on in L- than just keeping the door closed. Trying to keep track of the 92 pieces of equipment is a full- time job for B:)b Robinett and his crew of 14 students. The service dnnc by the audio-visual crew was enjoyed by students and faculty at sport events, noon-rec programs, and other activi ' ties throughout the year. First Row: Michael Paul, John Maher, Gary Brasfield, Rod Dorinson, DaVe Collins. Second Row: Deen Mills, Marvin Dalley, Richard Bradley, David Ricci, Raymond Turner, Janice Boostrom. Third Row: Bill Wingren, Pete Albin, Bill Singer, Mike Baxter, Larry Miller, Michael Mears, Jim Pickett, William Gentry. Echoes Again this year. Echoes, Carlmont ' s liter- ary magazine, contined original writing, poems, essays, and short stories. The editor was Lottie Grabowski; business manager, Lynna Gay; publicity manager, Wanda Emerson; and art editor, Sandy McDaniel. The advisers were Miss Mary Helfrich and Miss Anne Falvey. First Row: Sandi McDaniel, Nancy Ballin- tine, Jeanne Patrick, Kenneth Hoop, Lynna Gay. Neldi Patrick. Second Row: Linda Perl, Michael McDonol d, Brian Petty, Louise Godd; ' ,rd, Tom Wold, Marilyn DeMartini, Wally Hughes. Third R(W: Sharon Leh- mer, Pamela Jones, Wanda Emerson, Lotte Grawbowski, Barbara Hayler, Robin Bled- soe, Gail Granneberg, Kalane Larsen. 122 Scotties What do you do if you need service at Carlmont? You ask Scotties. Their main purpose IS to be of service to the school. They ushered back-to-school night, open house, the plays, and helped at Annie Get Your Gun. They added to the Christmas spirit by making bright red earrings and bow ties for the faculty. Above — First Row: Judy Winn, Jeanne Patrick, Corfliee Convey, Kay Kurtz, Connie Cook, Nanette Hooper, Lillian Baldwin, Sue Bishop. Second Row: Nelda Patnck, Jan Crawford, Margo Ewen, Nan Weaver, Sue Steele, Carol Winchester, Sandy Eggert, Kalane Larsen. Third Row: Christine Erickson, Diane Larson, president Dee Callis, Sandy Neff, Valerie Schlitz, Sue Ralya, Ann Plunk, Lynn Oianio. Left — First Row: Ann Traversaro, Sue Whitarer, Donna George, Kris Nelson, Mary Carol Orser, Millie Gordon, Sharon Clark. Second Row: Gay Herring, Gloria Gorton, Alice Reynolds, Diane Markley, Sue Spenny, Sue Buchanan , Jan Dy e. Third Row: Vickie Baskett, Berit Paulin, Gayle Crowe, Donna MacCallum, Judy Clark, Jacqueline Wasley, Marian Jones, Joan Donlon. Swing Choir The swing choir, contrary to popular be- lief, is not a branch of the a cappella choir. Early in the fall semester, tryouts were held and 20 students were chosen. This choir sang for various school assemblies, churches and fraternal organizations. First Row: Victor Nikolashin, Robert McDowell, Jim Williamson, Don Leed, Patricia Osbborn. Second Row: Linda Beattie, Connie Husson, Nancy Kesslar, Joann Weiler, Kathy Kelly. Third Row: Carolyn Pettit, Robin Mighell, Steve Sterry, Ray Mason, Paul Carson, Barbara Arnold, Vicky Cassell. 123 Vistas Vistas was put out this year under the lead ' ership of editor Larry Hoffman. He and his able staff had more than the usual problems. The loss of 1 ,700 student-body pictures resulted in prematurely gray-haired students. Deadlines were met each month by staying after school many times. Milton Goldman was the faculty adviser. Editor Larry Hoffman Assistant Editor Steve Roger Secretaries Joan Hullin, Evvie Leyer Ads Managers Judy Marsh, Dick Page Sports Editor John Coie Photographers Phil Shecter Staff Members Paul Carson, Jerrie Wood, Lillian Baldwin, Ann Tra- versaro, Joan Shaffer. Also we would like to thank Smith Studios, San Carlos Tucker Printing Co., San Jose Universal Bookbinders, Los Angeles Joe Zucca, endsheet photography M.G. STRIKES AGAIN NOW LET ME SEE . . . CAT . . . K-A-T LAST SIGHT OF 1.700 PICTURES WE WORK HERE, TOO! ' EDITOR LARRY HOFFMAN Back Row: Ewie Leyrer, Ginny Leyes, Jerrie Wood, Dick Page, Paul Carson. Second Row: Lillian Baldwin, Judy Marsh, Ann Traversaro, Phil Shecter. Front Row: John Coie, Joan Shaifer, Steve Roger, Larry Hoffman. 125 Carlmonitor Anyone passing D-11 during seventh period this year couldn ' t help hearing and seeing the Carlmonitor staff at work publishing their semi ' monthly paper. Having stray visitors from the parking lot and library in the same room contributed much to the atmosphere, but they nevertheless successfully completed their eighth year of publication with sixteen editions. Under the advisorship of Milton Goldman, the staff was headed by editor Jud Cost. Assist ' ant editor was Cheryl May; feature editor, Camille Casegrande; sports editor, John Coie, news bureau, Phyllis Gress; photographers, Phil Shector; ad managers, Ann Traversaro and Dee Hansen; and staff members were Lillian Bald ' win, Lynna Gay, Gary WiUiams, Gail Lopin, Dee Hanson, Allen Link, Kay Kurtz, Mike O ' Rourke, Sandy Duttweiler, Karen Christian- sen, Sharon Solomon, Jeanne Patrick, Carol Hammond, Claudia Kimball, Virginia Grazi ' ani, Karl Thunneman and Joe Truce. ' PLEASE LET ME GO FIRST. ' YOU CAN ' T PRINT THIS JUNK! ' ■THAT ' S MY BEAT KID! The Average Senior Day THE TIME YOU LOVE HIM MOST OH — THAT LIGHT! 128 What do most seniors do during a usual day ' s routine? In an attempt to answer this question the Vistas staff has featured a sen ' ior couple — Mike Hellon and Suzanne Combs — since they typify many seniors. The pair ' s daily Hfe and routine is pre ' sented in a series of eighteen pictures. IT ' S EASIER THAN TOOTHPICKS 129 Books and Binders And Pencilgrinders, That ' s What Schools Are Made of. Back to school night. And thus another year began. Class elections were among the first things on the agenda. Remember those anxious smiles when the yearbook pictures were being taken? The annual Welcome Frosh dance came off in a whirl. And, the first assembly of the year was a picture of jubilant exuberance. Each year has its share of the bizarre and the ordinary. Perhaps, this year ' s assemblies were a bit unusual, but the traditional cake sale may go on forever. PROUD PARENTS OLOF HOLSTI CONDUCTS ELECTIONS WATCH THE BIRDIE LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING OFF TO A FLYING START FIVE FINALISTS AWAITING FINAL DECISION Reigning as Carlmont sports queen this year was senior Margo Ewen. She was crowned by coach Jim Bradshaw at the Menlo- Atherton football game. School organisations each picked a candidate and, from these, judges chose five finalists: Bar- bara Wieman, Brooksie Howe, Susanne Combs, Carolyn Goodwin, and Margo Ewen. COACH BRADSHAW GIVES THE HONORS Back Row: Diane Markley, Jeanne Nolan, Lois Dallal, Carol Taylor, Lotte Grabowski, Leilani Spencer, Diane Larson, Carolyn Goodwin, Barbara Wieman, Sally Normand. Front Row: Margo Ewen, Sue Combs, Connie Husson, Penny Provo, Sue Love, Brooksie Howe. 137 Sadie gets her man RONNIE SCHELL WOWS CARLMONT PAM AND GARY, WINNING COUPLE The noon rec. board invited Ronnie Schell to return to Carlmont this year and enter- tain Scots as he has in previous years. A wonderful cliche-type time was had by all who attended the Sadie Hawkins dance in November. The theme was Al Capp ' s Dogpatch, U.S.A. Girls caught their man, brought him flowers. Marryin ' Sam (James Luttrell) performed marriage ceremonies which ranged from the very simple 2? -cent nuptial to the elegant 75-cent ritual. The best costume prize went to Gary Bartlett and Pam Burfield. COME WITH ME, TO THE SCIENCE FAIR DOCTOR, THIS PATIENT NEEDS HELP! ' The Little Foxes The dramatic Little Foxes, portraying the corruption of a wealthy southern family, was presented by the senior class December 3, 4, and 5. The difficult characters were brought to life by the Carlmont players at three sellout performances in the Carlmont Little Thea- ter. The Little Foxes was directed by Rob- ert Titlow and Mrs. Deborah Kiviaho. Stitdent chairman Pat Hodges Costumes Judy Baron, Lillian Baldwin, and Sue Taylor Pubhcitv.-.-Bee Wightman, Janet Battistini, and Pat Hodges Programs Chris Erickson, Madelaine Pancoast, Mary Martin, and Marlene Walther Ma e ' Up Mary Savasta, Joan Shaffer, and Nancy Miller House Dee Callis and the Scotties Props Sue Combs, Mike Hellon, Dave Tomlinson, Gary Brasfield, and Nancy Hadaday Stage crew Dale Shoudy, Dave Tomlin- son, Mike Hellon, and Gary Brasfield Student director Bob Browning Senior class advisor Mrs. Betty Sanders 99 I ' M DEMANDING AN EXTRA SHARE ' ALONE. IN MY ROOM, I DRINK. NOW EVEN YOU WONT LOVE ME! LITTLE FOXES PROGRAM 140 A Gappella Choir Concert Orchestra Carlmont ' s music talents ranged every- where from instruments to vocal talents, with 82 members in the a cappella choir, 85 in the band, and 45 in the orchestra. The a cappella choir began the year by singing at assemblies and for service groups outside the school. They also sang at the Christmas concert, and at baccalaureate. The band ' s musical year began with foot ' ball games. They continued by playing at assemblies, the state festival, rallies, band day at Cal university, the Band ' O ' Rama, and at graduation. Leading off the orchestra ' s year were also assemblies. They playe d in both the state and district festivals, and the Christmas and spring concerts. 143 Stud At Karlmont the sc} prs rig wrongs re the I hese twO i:;roups overnment orgahitatiSfis that make i the schooFs ind tribunal, responsible for the anization .md well being of the school. ' ht; le :;isl,iturc, besides overcoming the insurfiMJuntablc problem of the budget, made available a fund of a thousand dollars for the Terremere Mem ial cholarship. They also passed a measure ayMg that the legis ' lature will pay no bills vhi h they did not previously sanction. The tribunal, headed John Williams, spent man; ing the minor offenses co: dents. They also prescribe usually a few hours of helpin Robert Kauk advised the the tribunal was guided by Ric senior review- stu- . punisl jients, JIM ARVESEN AND JOANNE WEILER PRESIDE OVER LEGISLATURE I , , ,1 HI I II iii |j|B| Ij| jMM ' i ' |iHIWfc ' inii IHil|l|ll)ii jiiiillWran|!|| Left to right: Mary Rohrbough, Karen Christiansen, Dee Callis, John Williams, Nan Weaver, Phyllis Nelson, Sue Hadady, Carol Winchester. COMMISSIONERS ' TABLE IS CENTER OF ATTRACTION 144 fit J jK 145 ndex ' ■ nJj AbolsetCSandra ChriiVTne— si l) ■ . NaVty l,9i i ' 5 — 101, nt Hei bfy— 24 AcUf ch. Ralp|i-t 78(, 66 A ' ms. ShlrlajRuth— 101 , Mams. SusU Eliiabeth — 24 Adamson, narry Joe — 62. T4. 24 Addison, franklin Hullj .— 94 Agiui JJoan Audrey-T 74 •■-- VKenneth f«4«ne— 101 • oth. Henffc ' Pete— 101 . Robe f W.— 24. 120 . PetJ Scotf— 94. 119. 122 .120. 117 er auian Kay— 86 e JnSn. Bonnie Lee— 24 r dge. Adrienne Marie — 101 Alexander. Brian Keith— 69. 86 hAil« . 0 ' ' i Martin— 94 •Jf Allen. Dennis Patrick— 94 Alilon. George John— 24. 86 Allen. Judy Carolyn— 101. I 15 Allen. Ronald Edward— 94 Allen. Victor Jerald — 101. 141 Allison. David N.— 86 Altman, Lynn Dee — 86 Ambra, Frank Raymond — 101. 120 Ames. Jacquie Evans — 101. I 16 Amesbury. Vircinia Anne — 94 Amo. Frank P. — 24 Amo. Gregory Dean — 24 Amo. Mary Lynn — 94 Anderson. Charles Edward — 86 Anderson. Diane Marion — 24 Anderson. Judith Nancy — 94 Anderson. Sharon Elizabeth — 101 Anderson. Susan Boring — 101 Andrews. Ronald Patrick — 101 Andrews. Sharon Lee — 24 Ansaldo. Berry J. — 86 Anthony. Richard John — 101 Apgar. Barbara Diane — 86 Arbesetti. Shirley Ann — 25 Archer. Douglas Bryant — 101 Archibald. Gail Ann — 86 Are man. Leslie Jay — 86 Arieta. Linda Marie — 94 Arlingdale. Rita Ann — 101 Armstrong. Gregory Harvey — 101 Armstrong, Lynctte Elizabeth — 94 Arnold. Barbara Joan — 24. I 15. 121. 123 Arnold. Barry Philip — 86 Arnold. Eleanor Maxine — 25. 121 Arnold. Marilyn Lois — 86 Aronson. Roland Koeler — 65. 49 ArrigSi, Richard Peter — 101 Arrigotti. Gayton Albert — 101 Arrigotti. Steven George — 101 Arvesen, James Norman — 25. I 16. 141 Arveson. Jean Elizabeth — 101 Asch. Robert Marion — 86 Ashby. Donna Jean — 25. 112. 13 1 Ashwell. David F. L.— 101 Astl. Ronald Charles — I I 7 Astrella. Thomas F. — 86 Atkins. Jim David — 101 Atkinson. Fred Wayne — 65. 72, 94. 100 Aftwood. David— 19 Augustine, David F. — 101 Austin. Stanley Milton — 86 Austin. Ton Henry — 101 Awbrey. Suson — 86 Ayres. Richard George — 94 Ayres, Robert Warren — 86 Babka. Sandra Maureen — 25 Babka, Sharon Ann — 86 Backman, Richard Lewis — 25, 63, 64, 86, 112 Baeza. Thomas Micheal — 101 Baffico. Edward — 86 Ballard. Earl Eugene— 86. I 17 Bailey. Robert Edward — 101 Balsa. Karen Ann — 86 Baker. Barbara — 86 Baker. Carol Charlotte — 86 Baker. Susan Lee — 94, 120 Baldwin. John West 111—86 Baldwin, Lillian Almy— 25, 123, 125, 127 Balestrero, Dave Paul — 101 Bal, Robert H.— 94 Ballard, Pam — 101 Ballentine. Nancy Lee — 25, 122 Balzer. Dennis Merryl — 65 Balzer. John Robert — 101 Larry Gene — 86 Clarke Rodney — 25. Todd Donald — 25 . Katherine Helen Mary— 25 ). Linn Marie — 101 Barnard. Linda Virginia — 94. Barnes. Roger Robert — 86 Barney. Karen Jean — 86 Barnsley. Judith Ann — 94 Baron, Judith Eliza beth— 2 5. 116. 121 Barthold. Brenda— 25 Barthold. Steve William— 86 Bartholomew. Barbara Eva — 86. 118 Bartholomew. Elizabeth Mary — 94 Bartlett. Gary James — 25. 68 Bartoli. Robert Attilo — 25 Barton. Jon Wesley — 26 Basin. James Wayne — 86 Baskctt. Vicki Ann— 26, 123 Batchelder. William— 101 Battistini. Janet Marcy — 26. 115. 116 Bauer. Bruce De Geiego — 26 Bauer. Karl — I I Baughman. John Douglas — 66. 86. 119 Baumann. Constance — 101. 117 Baxter. Michael Parrish— 26. I 18. 122 Baylis. Richard Elmont — 26 Bayona, Miriam Frances — 101 Bazzini. OeVona — 94 Beare, Lyn — 94 Beattie, Linda Rae — 94. 100. 123 Beaver. Jane Ann — 94 Beaver. Jean — 94 Beckle. Karl Frank— 101 Becraft. Henry Maxwell — 94 Bedford. Jim Irvin— 94 Bedford. Raymond Kenneth — 101 Bedwell, Susan Carol — 101 Behrendl, Joseph Michael — 101 Belfer. Irene S. — 101 Bell. Gordon David — 73. 94 Bell. Kay Dee— 65. 74. 86 Beltrami. Gary Lee — 94 Beltrami. Stephen Paul — 101 Belway. Don George — 101 Belway. Edward Lloyd- — 94 Bench. Rebecca Mae — 86 Benjamin. Susan Bronwen — 86 Benker. Patricia Denise — 101. 114. 117 Bennett. Edward — 86 Bennett. Wallace Knox — 101 Benold. Paul David- 74. 101 Bergeron. Richard Lane — 86 Bergesen. Albert James — 26. 68 Bergland. James Clifford— 94 Berlin. Stephen Bruce — 94 Bernardi. Jean Katherine — 94 Bernier. Mary Lou — 86 Bernstein. Ronald Russel — 66 Bess. Kenneth Barnes — 86 Bettencourt. Frances Eileen — 101 Bettencourt. Marcia Diane — 26 Betts. Michael Warren — 101 Beuchat. Joe S. — 101 Beyer. Hillman Monroe — 86 ber. Francine (Faye) — 94 ddulph. Johnny E. — 86 llings. Cheryl Dee — 94 ngham, Paul Eugene — 26, 62. 64 Bishop, Michael R. — 86 Bishop, Sue Anne — 26, 118, 121. 123 shop. Thomas Ried — 86 stodeau. Ann Marie — 86 air. Sandra Ann — 26 ake. Michael Alen — 74. 94 ake, Sally Arene — 86 idsoe. Robin Lela «6, 122 eyie, Linda Charlotte — 86 ock, Nancy Lorraine — 94 omquist, Janice Mae — 86 urn, Karen Elizabeth — 101 um, Leslie George— 26. I 12 um. Patricia Margaret — 101 umenthal. Kenneth Eugene — 86 Bodine. Barton Russel — 26 Bodnar, Patricia Ann — 86 Boqdan. Diane Marie — 26 Boles William Henry — 66. 86 Bolich. Terry Margaret — 66 Bollinger. Ernest Joseph — 66. 86 Bollinger. Richard Alan — 27 Bostad. Steve Noel — 86 Bones. Douglas Everet — 94 Bonney, Steven L. — 27 Booher. Gerald Bruce — 101 Bookman. Doris Mrs. — 21 Boostrom. Janice Elaine — 94. I 16. 122 Border, Dan — 94 Boreen, Bonnie Scott— 94 Bones, Rowland — 94 Borrow, Ron— 101 Bossemeyer, Pamela — 101 Botenhagen, Sheila Marie — 86 Boucher, John Thomas — 101 Boucher. Laurie Bernard — 27 Boudin. Victoria Lucille— 94 Boudreau. Frederick George — 66, 86 Bower. Patricia Lue— 101. I 14. 116, 122 Bowling, John Peter— 27, 63, 120 Bowman, Barbara Joan — 86 Bowman, David Micheal — 101 Boyce, Ibsen Frederick — 101 Boyd, Jeffrey Micheal — 101 Bozzo, Ray Joseph — 27 adfield, Barbara Lee — 86 adiey. Richard A.— 122 adiey. Robert Dexter — 27. I 16. 120 adshaw. Jim — 16. I I 2 ady. Bruce Owen — 94 ady. Patricia Elizabeth — 94 ady. Patricia Lynn — 101 agg. Garry Albert — 27 ammer. Theodore — 12 and. Michael Roy — 27. 63 andenburg. LaRita — 101. I 17 andes. Donna Marie — 101 andt. Sue Jane — 101 asfietd. Gary Steven — 27. 122 aunsteln. Lina S. — 101 azil. Donnell Gaye — 101 enning. Roger Lucas — 27 etag. Gerald D. — 27 ew. Caroline Agnes — 86 idges. Noel Cornelia — 86 indley. Gerry Lee — 27 loza. Dave Ross — 66. 86 itton. Susan Alice — 86 ockhoff. Donald Charles— 94 ackhoff. Marian Curtis — 94. 117 derson. Kathleen Marie — 101 odhead. Dave R. — 68. 101 dhead. Marilyn Lyn Ann — 66 odshaw. Richard — 94 onzovich. Joan Arorea- — 86 ooks. Gayle — 94 own. Bruce Wallace — 68. 101 Brown. Cheryl Ann — 94 Douglas Michael — 86 1, Frances Madeleine — I 17, 121 1. Joanne Ruth — 101. I 17 1, John Richard — 73. 86 Brown. Judy Marie — 94 own. Laura Marie — 87 Brown. Lee Irene — 87 own. Madeleine — 101 own. Margaret Louise — 101 own, Suzanne Kay — 87 owning, Robert Irving — 27. I 16 uzza, Richard Adam — 72. 101. 120 Buchanan. Judith Ann — 102 Buchanan. Susan Phyliss — 102. 117, 123 Burbank. Carole Darlene — 102 Burfield. Pamela Josephine — 102 Burk. Amy Edith — 27. I 14. 140. 141 Burley. Chester Flint Jr. — 102 Burns, Kathy Elena — 87 Burton. Kathleen Mae — 27 Burnson, Terry Quentin — 102 Busby, Susan Ann — 28 Bush, Brian Charles — I 02 Butler, Kenneth Wayne — 102 Byrne. Sandra Lee — 28 Cabrera. Leonora Danielle — 28 Cabrera. Steve Gilbert — 28 Caccamo. Joseph Paul — 28 Cadena. Irene Trindad — 28 Caqle. Julie Anne — 87 Callis. Deanna Elaine— 26. 121. 123. 144 Callis. Susan Gayle — 87 Calonico. Dianne Shiela — 28 Cambron. Benny Dean — 102 Cameron. Donald Robert — 87 Cameron. Lee Walter — 65. 74. 67 Cameron, Richard Gorden — 66, 87 Camou. John Robert — 63, 71. 102 Campbell. Douglas Michael — 102 Campbell. Nancy Lee — 87 Campbel, Sandra Kay — 87 Campisi, Christine Mary — 87 Capltolo, Robert Michael — 26, 10. 71. 122 Carcache, Henry Perez — 102 Caria. Steven Rodney — 73, 87 Carlson, Barbara Jean — 28 Carlson. Donald Dwane — 66. 102 Carlson. Gary Ray — 102 Carman. Peter D. — 65. 94 Carnevate. Dave James — 94 Carnevale, Robert Anthonay — 28 Carnicle. Frances Alvina — 26 Carr. Carol Jean — 28 Carreia, Nancy Detphlne — 94 Carscadden, Barbara Jean — 94 Carson, Paul James — 123, 125 Carson. Sandy Lee Anne — 102 Casagrande. Camille E. — 28 Casagrande. Diane Catherin — 87 Casagrande. Robert Albert — 102 Cassell. Mary Victoria— I 02. 123 Castagnino. Ken Robert — 94 Castillo. Irenemarge — 18 Caumon. Cheryl Kay— 94 Caumon. Gall Rochelle — 67 Cazenave. Denise — 102 Cecchi. Linda Rae — 102 Chambers. Patricia — 94. I 16 Chan. Carolyn Judy— I 12. 116. 121 Chaney. Thomas Russell — 28 Chaplin. Rose — 20 Chapman. Bonnie Lee — 102 Charnow. Elliott Allen — 29 Chasey. Thomas Michael — 29. 62. 64 Chesney. Carol Jean — 102 Chesterman. Beth Ann — 29. I 1 7 Chesterman. Richard Ed — 29. 102 Chichester. Kathy Ann — 102 Child. Kent Leroy — 29. 1 18, 120 Chinn. Diane Kay— 29 Choate. Terry Louise — 29 Christensen. Nell Grant — 102 Christiansen. Karen — 102. 1 18. 121. 127. 144 Christensen. Linda Anne — 94 Churchill. Janet Reeve — 94 Clollno. Sandra Jean — 94. 120 Cipras. Bonnie — 121 Cissell. Gall Marie — 87. 121 Citrlno. Richard Peter — 94 Clague. Janet Holly Marie — 67 Clapp. Carol Lynn — 94 Clark. Judith Lynn— 102. 123 Clark. Sharon L. — 94. 123 Classman. Linda Sue — 94 Clements. Janyce Marie — 29 Clingan, Harry Edward — 94 Clingerman, Richard Robert — 102 Clodfelter, Betty Ann — 29 Clodfelter. Don Jack — 87 Cocchl. Richard Darrell — 29 Coe. Margaret Anne — 29 Coffee. Patricia Jeanne — 29 Coffman. Charlene Ann — 29 Coffman. Ronald Wayne— 29 Cohen. Renee Harriet — 29 Cole. John Frederick — 72, 102, 125. 127 Cole. Christy Helen — 102, 1 16 Cole. Diana Maria — 102. 121 Coleman. Robert Parker — 29 Collins. David Michael — 87. 114, 122 Collins, Patricia Rosemary — 87 Collins, Ronald Richard — 30, 118 Comb. David F. — 65. 94 Combs. Dorothy Suzanne — 30. 114 115 128. 137 Conboy, Margaret Jean — 30 Conboy. Timothy Allen — 87 Conens. Kathryn Jean — 94, 116, 118 Connell, Connie Elizabeth — 30. I 15 Conrad, Susan Jeanne — 102 Conry, Robert Thomas — 67 Convey, Coralee Cecilia — 94, 123 Convey. Robert William — 30 Cook. Connie Louise — 94. 123 Cook. John Arthur — 94. 119. 122 Coombs. Eugene Arthur — 94. I 18 Coonrod. Jerold Edward — 87 Coons. Marilyn Clare — 102 Cooper. Margaret Jane — 95 Copple. Bonnl Diana — 30, 141 Coppom. Barbara Louise — 95 Corbett, Marjorie Jean — 87 Corcoleotes. James George — 30 CordonI, James Wells — 30 CordonI, Susan Paul — 95 Corklns, Luclna — 95 Corser, Diane Gail — 102 Cost, Jeffrey Stephens — 65 Cost, Judson Alan — 30. 112. 127. 141 Cottle, Walter — 19, I I 7 147 BONNIE ROBERTSON AND DAVE MEREDITH TRYING A NEW MERCURY CONTINENTAL LINCOLN MERCURY COMET TAUNUS 1100 EL CAMINO JAMES BELL LINCOLN — MERCURY SAN CARLOS Couchot, Michelle Andree — 102, 116. 120 Cougoule, Arlene — 18 Coulter, Thomas Jeff— 95 Cowgill, Gerrine Lanore — 102 Crawford, Janet Lois — 102, 123 Crawford, Doug — 17 Crew, John Collctt — 63, 102 Crist, Ronald Harry — 95 Croall, Donal Velton — 30 Croefto, Gary Peter — 30. 116, 120 Crossley, Jeffrey Thomas — 95, I 19 Crowe, Gayle Diane — 95, 117, 123 Crowe, Richard Douglas — 30, 120 Crown, Linda Lee — 102 Cumber, Linda Kay — 87 Cummings, Joe Miner — 30 Currin, Pete — 102 Curry, George Eugene — 102 Curtiss, William Somers — 87 Cutler, Arthur — 15 Cutter, Jeanne — 102 Dahl, Marsha Ann — 95 Dahl, Penelope Louise — 95, I 15 Daily, Deborah Sue — 87, I 15, 155 Daly, Bonita Noreen — 3 1 Daley, Christopher Emerson — 95 Daley, Marvin Lee— 3 1 , 122 Dallal, Lois Marie— 30, 114, 121, 137 Damlos, Richard Robert — 31, 68, 69 Daniels, Barry Burdett — 31 D ' Anjou, Kathleen Marie — 102 Daricek, Dixie Elizabeth — 87 Darmstadt, Margaret Louise — 87 Darmstadt, Helen Carol — 3 I Darr, Gerald Dennis — 102, I 17 Daugherty, James Lloyd — 3 t Davidson, Thomas James — 3 1 Davies, John Charles — 31, 116, 141 Davis, Christine M. — 102 Davis, Jim Carter — 3 I Davis, Sharon Ann — (02 Davis, Susan Dell — 102 Davis, Thomas Clifton — 102 Davis, Toni Lee — 102 Dawson, Robin Sue — 95 Day, James Ronald — 31, I 14, 120 Day, Susan Maureen — 95 Day, Ray W.— 102 Dean, James R. — 95 Dean, Judith Ann — 3 I De Angelis, Joseph Wilson — 87, I 19 De Angelis, Mary Louise — 31 De Antoni, Janice Arlene — 102 Deegan, Gordon L. — 15, I 16 Deeming, Ted — 87 Dela Fuente, Mark — 87 De Luchi, Joan Ellen — 95 De Martini, Marilyn Jean — 95, 122 Dendler, David Henry — 31 Denkers, William Byron — 32 Denning, Ronald Raymond — 87, 116 De Stefano, Edith Nancy — I 16, 187 Derel, William Wesly — 102 Devine, Dennis Thomas — 65. 74, 95 DeVoe, Richard — 19 De Vos. John A. — 70. 71 De Zordo, Bonnie — 102 Diehl, William Stuart — 31, 63, I 12 Dieti, Donald Carl — 95, I 18 Di Lorenzo, Vincent Joseph — 87 Di Paola, Alfred Carmine — 87 Divird, Robert Birney — 32, 73, 87 Divird, Thomas Dwight — 32 Dixon, James — 87 Doidge, Wesley William — 102 Dole, Richard Kingman — 95 Doll, Lawrence Edward — 95 Dolwig. Richard Joseph — 65, 95 Donlon, George Leonard — 73, 95 Donlon, Joan Elisabeth — 31, 123 Donnelly, Robert James — 102 Dorinson, Rodney Dean — 102, 122 Dorman, Steven Michael — 95 Dormoy, George Joseph — 102 Dorr, Janet Onetta — 95 Dorr, Tom Steven — 95 Dorrance, David Ladd — 102, 116, 119 Dottinger, Carol Bernice — 102, I 17 Dougherty, Diane Lee — 87 Doughty, John Kimbel— 87 Doughty, Mary Jane — 102, I 16 Dowdell, Joan — 15 Doyle, Moureen Ray — 87 Doyle, Stephen Kent — 32 Duggar, Eleanor — 3 1, 115 Dugqar. John Robertson — 69, 95 Du Bels, Elsie — 10 Du Lac, Kathleen Camille — 32 Dulis. Craig Randolph — 102 Duncan, Deanna Sue — 32 Durkin, Dennis William — 102 Duttweiler, Sandra — 95, 112 Duz, Thomas Domenic — 95 Dye, Janice Kay — 102, 123 THE COMPLETE BOOK STORE HILLSDALE BOOK CENTER 24 HILLSDALE MALL 148 FI1-7224 SAN MATEO FOODVILLE FEATURING TOP -CHOICE BEEF Complete Super Market Free Parking in Rear 616 LAUREL STREET LY 3-9873 Eastin, Daniel Hale — 87 Ebright, Ty Kieth— 95, 118. 119 Eddy, Stephen Charles — 32 Edminster, Stephen Ralph — 102 Edmonds, Marilyn Alice — 95, 118 Edwards, Barbara Diane — 95 Edwards, James Stewart — 32, 68, 69, I 15 Edwards. Thomas Eugene — 95 Eggert, Sandra Lillian — 102. 123 Egqii. Eckhard Gross (Edd)— 87 Ehlinger, Terry Lee — 87 Ehmke, William Jerry — 69, 87 Elchorn, Glen Terrill— 32 Eilenstine, Howard Raymond — 95 Einarsson, Jerry — 16, 95 Eitien, Steven Oliver— 65, 74, 95 Eitien, Oliver — 22 Elliott, John Robert — 87 Elliott, Judith Ann — 102, I I 7 Elliott, Margaret Anne — 87, I 19 Elliott, Robert S.— 32 Ellis, Linda Diane — 95 Ellsworth, Cynthia Anne — 87 Ellsworth, Gerald Stephan — 32, 62, 64, 70, 71. 112 Emerson. Wanda Lee — 95. 122 Emery. Marianne — 87 Emery, Stephen — 95 Emory, Cheryl Lynn — 87 Englebert, Susan Victoria — 87 Epstein, Betty Joyce — 102 Epting, Richard Samuel — 63, 102 Erb, Daniel Cril— 102 Erickson, Carole Lynn — 87 Erickson. Helen Christine — 32, 123 Ertola, Joyce Jacquiline — 102, I 16 Erwin, Gail Lee— 95 Estrada, Diana Elizabeth — 87 Evans, Dolores Victoria — 95 Evans, Sally — 87 Evensen, Arthur Jack — 102 Everlund, Lennart Bjorn — 65, 95 Ewen, Margaret Ann — 32, 121, 123, 137 Ewing, Steven George — 87 Eysscr, William Dieter — 87 Fadden, Mike Pat — 95 Fair, George Michael — 95 Fairbanks, Gary Lew — 63, 74, 102 Fait, Julie Ardene— 87 Fait, Jeffrey Lester — 102 Fait, Pamela Ann — 102, I 16 Falvey, Ann — I 2 Fanning, Geraidine Anne — 95 Farrey, Linn A. — 95 Farina, Sandra Lee — 95 Farrls, Wayne Thomas — 95 Farrow, Claudia Jane — 102 Fasman, Jack — 20 Faucher, Cheryl Anne — 102 Fawcett, Kenneth Richard — 95 Fegan, Joseph Thomas — 66, 87 Feitelberg, Marilyn Helene — 87 Fell, Ron Haines— 71, 73, 87 Fenlon, Frank Edward— 102 Ferry, Francis — I Ferguson, Karen Rae — 87 Ferguson, Robert Lee — 32 Fernald, Nancy Mae — 102 Ferraris. Patricia Arleen — 32 Fields, Carol Cynthia — 32. 115 Fields, David Steven — 87 Fields, June Louise — 33 Fields, Marsha Ellen— 87 Fillpplni, Don — I 7 Fillpponi. Carole Marie — 87 Finato, George James — 87 Finch, Larry Alan — 95 Finch, Sharon Rae — 33 Finlay, Maureen Bernadette — 102, 117 Fischer, Sharon Mary— 33 Fish, Martin Douglas— 33 Fish, Richard Delmar— 33 Fisher, Corliss Anne — 87 Fisher, Frank Davisson— 95 Fisher, Howard Joseph — 74, 87 Fitzgerald, Carol Ann — 67 Fitzqrald, Liam Thomas — 87 Fitzhugh, Robert James — 33, I 18 Fitzwater, Robert — 87 Fletcher, Richard Allen— 83 Folt, Jeffrey — I I 6 Forcier, Carol Ann — 87 Ford, Darlene Marie— 95 Ford, Jerry — 102 Forst, Martin Lyie — 65, 74, 95 Foster. Frances Irene — 95 FoK. David Lee III — 33 Fox. Kent Morril — 87 Fox, Larry Don — 87, I 19 Fox, Richard — 102 Fox, Stan— 13 Francesconi, Barbara Jean — 33, 141 Frangione, Louis — I I Frankel, Ronnie — 95 GARY BARTLETT HELPS PAM BURFIELD PICK OUT A DRESS LOOK YOUNG; BE YOUNG LA MADELEINE CARLMONT VILLAGE LY 1-2924 BELMONT STEVE BERKHEISER AND DEE CALLIS INSPECT THE LAUNDRY WHITE OAK CLEANERS 7 0 Finer Dry Cleaning Anywhere 1200 LAUREL LY 3-4352 SAN CARLOS CAROLE SACHEN PICKS OUT PARTY NAPKINS Headquarters for School Supplies and Party Goods TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU DEAN ' S CARLMONT VARIETY 1031 ALAMEDA — CARLMONT VILLAGE DEAN ' S SAN CARLOS VARIETY 644 LAUREL STREET — SAN CARLOS 149 Franklin. Sandra Jeanne — 95 Franzella, Thomas Joseph — 87 Franzella, Vincent Charles — 102 Frazier, Wesley Allen— 95 Freeland. Barbara Jean — 87 Frei+as, Sandra Lynn— 87 French, Kevin Lee — 95 Frey. Brenda Marie — 95 Frey, Larry Carl — 33, 62 Frisch. Fle+cher Charles — 69, 87 Frisch, Frank Rhodes — 33, 68, 69 Frisella. Everline Marfha Rose — 33 Fritz, Jean— 87 Fritz, Pamela Sue— 87 Fritz. William Charles— 102 Frost, Douglas Howarth — 33 Frugoli. Larry John — 87 Fullpames. Patrick — 95 Gadsby, Ronald Richard— 33 Gagnon. Patricia Elaine — 33 Gandy, Willard— 20 Galassi, Peter — 20 Gale, Steven Arthor — 102 Gallagher. Jean Maury — 34 Gallagher, Martha — 87 Galliven. Marie — 34 Galvin, Janet — 102 Galvin, Marilyn- 87. 121 Garbarino, Andrew — 12 Gaskill. Gary Lauer— 70, 71. 102 Gasper. James — 102 Gasser, Betty Lou — 34 Gasser, Wendy — 102 Gast, Charles— 95, 122 Gay, Lynna — 102. 122 Gazzola, Caria — 34 Gehm, Cynthia — 95 Gentry, William Bert— 87, 122 George, Donna Claire — 103. 123 Gerling. Linda Louise — 95 Germane, Linda Cheryl May — 87 Gershenson, Stanley — 95 Gerssing, George — 87, 119 Giannini, Donald — 34 Gibbs. Nancy — 95 Gibson. Gary — 88 Giqanti, Antonina — 88. I 19 Gilbertson, Deanna — 103 Glldersleeve. Ronald Lawrence — 103 Gill, Mary— 88. I 16 Gill, Robert— 95 Gillen. Karen— 34. I 15 Gilmer. Robert — 73, 88 Gilpin, Arnold — 95 Girouard, Roland — 34 Gleason, Vernon- — I I Goddard, Harriett — 88, 122 Goerke. James — 95 Gold, Janice — 88 Goldman, Milton — 12 Golins, Ingrid — 103 Gelling, Robert — 103 Gonsiorowski, Marion — 65, 95 Good, Carol — 88 Goodman, Dawn — 95 Goodrich, Joseph — 34 Goodwin, Carolyn— 34. 114. 116. 121, 137 Gooley. Irene — 95 Gooley. Michael — 34 Gordon. Darlene — 95 Gordon. Mildred— 103, 123 Gore, Mary — 14 Gorton. Gloria— 103. 119. 121, 123 Gollhold, Raymond — 19 Gough, Dennis — 34 Gough. Kathleen — 95 Gould. Joan — 34, I I 7 Gould, Richard — 95 Grabowski, Charlotte — 103 Graham, Allan — 95 Grandy. Charles Arthur — 95 Granneberg, Carol Jean — 103 Granneberg, Gail Merle— 88. 122 Grant. Pamela Ann — 103. 117 Grawboski. Lotte — 122, 137 Graziani, Virginia Alfreda — 95 Greco, Joseph Sebastian — 95 Greene, Mary Elazabeth — 103 Greene, Maureen Gale — 103 Greene, Patricia Ann — 103 Greene, William Duane — 88 Greenlaw. Ann Cummingham — 95 Greenleaf. 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