Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1961 volume:

if! 7 The Past is Prologue All that man is and all that he hopes to be stems from the knowledge and experience of mortals long silenced. The past is a priceless repertory of ideals, hopes, successes, failures, and knowledge; it is a fountain of comfort and strength for all who seek it. With- out the heritage of the past, the pres- ent would be meaningless. Schools like Carlmont could not exist, for man would have nothing to teach to his children. Between these covers are only a few short hours of the past. The pages speak of a year in the lives of a small group of people — a year that weaves their lives together for the last time. Soon time will render these pages invaluable, and perhaps each one of us some day will find here that source of strength which man has found in the heritage of the past for all ages. — Vanna Ketterman, ' 61 2 Table of Contents Administration and Faculty 4 Sports 22 Seniors 50 Government and Clubs 90 Classes 116 The Year in Review 140 Advertisements and Index 152 Staff Editors Steve Roger and Larry Hoffman Sports Karl Thunemarm Art Mike O ' Rourke Advertising Managers Judy Marsh and Dick Page Staff Secretaries Paul Carson, Shirley Mann and Joanne Billings Sales Manager Ronnie Frankel Photography Gene Bailard and Walter Jacoby Staff Writer Dee Hansen Adviser Milton Goldman 3 4 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Administration Checking curriculum, testing, main- tenance, building plans, and, in general, keeping six high schools running smoothly keep Dr. Rex Turner, district superintendent, constantly on the move. Also busy were the district Board of Trustees, a five-member council elected by the voters of the Sequoia union high school district to set policies, budget, taxes, and building expansion. DR. REX H. TURNER Man on the go! This is Principal Ivan Griffin. Being faculty adviser, working with counselors, and conferring frequently with district leaders and community organizations, kept Mr. Griffin a man on the go. As dean of girls and vice-principal, Mrs. Elsie DuBois counseled girls, co- ordinated student activities, and parti- cipated in PTA projects. Vice-principal Francis Ferry is dean of boys, overseer of attendance, super- visor of athletic competition, and advi- ser to the student welfare committee. A hard-working man in every sense of the word. Vice-principal Pete Eitzen enrolled new students, advised coun- selors, and directed the annual mam- moth registration process. OLIVER EITZEN, MRS. ELSIE DUBOIS, AND FRANCIS FERRY TEST PHOTOGENIC SMILES Charles Accurso Industrial Arts John Bestall Industrial Arts Daniel Border Music, Social Studies Arthur Wiebe Math Phil Amot Social Studies i i Laurell Boniface French, English James Bradshaw Physical Education Rose Chaplin Social Studies David Attwood Science, Math Faculty Theodore Brammer English Arlene Cougoule Physical Education Karl Bauer Art Irenemaree Castillo Physical Education Arthur Cutler French Gordon Deegan Spanish, German Anne Marie Falvey English Richard DeVoe Biology, Math Jack Fasman Social Studies Jerard Drever Driver Training Stanley Fox Business Gerald Einarsson Music Louis Frangione Art Peter Galassi Social Studies Andrew Garbarino English Clarence Gleason Art Raymond Gotthold Science Albert Hanson Math Gene Hawley Physical Education Milton Goldman English Yvonne Hawley English Norman Heise Social Studies James Henderson Math, Business John HoUenberg English Ruth Hull Science Walter Hendricks Math Carol Hisey Physical Education Robert Hunter Social Studies -A William Hurst Physical Education Carroll Jensen Industrial Arts Edward Immethun English Robert Kauk Social Studies Prescott Kendall Social Studies Richard Irunan Art Deborah Kiviaho English Glenn Kovas Business Beatrice Kuharski Business Impie Lageson Home Economics Loren Lansberry Physical Education Joel Leetham Social Studies James Lindholm Science Emmet Luttrell Physical Education Rosalyn Lyang Home Economics Emmet Lynch Social Studies Shirlene Mason English Donald McLean Industrial Arts Thomas Marks Spanish Robert McCormick Latin, German Warren C. Mott Math Lloyd Newman English Al bertus Niehuis Math Evelyn Markuse Math 3 Gladys Patton English wtml James Mason Physical Education Kenneth McDevitt English Inez Nagai Physical Education Al Piparo Physical Education Bernadette Plotnikoff French, Spanish John Pope English Russell Reed M usic Robert Robinett Social Studies Donald Robinson Social Studies Betty Sanders Social Studies Richard Sangalli Industrial Arts Donald Short Business Robert Smith Social Studies Richard Storm Math Shirley Sweet Home Economics Donald Teani Business June Terzich Business Robert Titlow Drama, Speech Eva Travis Russian Norman Walsh Math Cheryl Richardson Physical Education Jerrett Rollins Science Mary Sewell Physical Education Kathleen Sullivan Social Studies Bemiece Thurston Home Economics Joseph Zucca Science Carlmont ofiice personnel included (left to right): Mrs. Cecilia Carr, Mrs. Myrtle Bredel, Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney, Mrs. Doris Bookman, Mrs. Marguerite Bretjig, Miss Rae Cowan, Mrs. Nida Guidi, Mrs. Marjorie Betts, Mrs. Norma Philips, Mrs. Rose Brady and Mrs. Ruth Woodruff. Secretaries and Nurse 12 The heart and pulse of the school are centered in the office, where efficient secretaries channel distraught teachers and students to the proper authorities, handle attendance records, lockers, lists of all sorts, make students ' con- nections with counselors, and take care of countless other duties. Miss Rita D ' Avino, school nurse, was kept busy patching up football players and sending home students who were ill from an overdose of school. MISS RITA D ' AVINO Library and Bookroom Keeping track of 10,000 books and 175 different periodicals required the full-time attention of Miss Esther Firth, Mrs. Phyllis Speck, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hershel. This year a new checkout system was used to cut down book losses. Mrs. Hershel, with the aid of stu- dents, managed the distribution of the textbooks. MRS. ELIZABETH HERSHEL, MRS. PHYLLIS SPECK, AND MISS ESTHER FIRTH To teach is to learn twice Don ' t stop reading yet. These next few pages contain numerous hidden surprises and photos of the classes you ' ll always want to remember, clas- ses which carried on the fine tradition of academic excellence at Carlmont. Music This year the Christmas program, the Band-o-Rama and the Spring Con- cert displayed the talents of the music department. Our outstanding marching band performed at sports rallies and games. The department offered four choral and three instrumental courses. HEY, LOOK, YOUR FEET ARE WET LET THERE BE RAIN English A new advanced standing English course was offered to qualified freshmen this year, enabling them to take a col- lege English course in their senior year. When they enter college, they will be placed in a sophomore English class. Senior electives in Drama, Composi- tion, Developmental Reading, Business English, World Literature, and English IV became voluntary for the first time this year, 70 per cent of the seniors signing to take one. Foreign Language Constantly surging forward, the language department introduced a new program of audio-lingual instruction. Three tape recorders were purchased to aid students in audio-comprehen- sion, and a language lab was initiated in order to provide tapes of native speakers. In addition to French, Spanish, Ger- man and Latin, Russian was again offered this year. SAY FROMAGE Home Economics Suburbia will not suffer a lack of qualified housewives if the homemaking department can help it. This phase of training means many things here at Carlmont. Not merely clothing, textiles, foods, and nutrition, but also family relationships, child development, housing, plus home man- agement and health. Business Carlmont ' s business department con- tinued its drive to keep Wall street sidewalks supplied with grey flannel suits and starched collars. Practical office mechanics, such as typing, dictation, and shorthand, were stressed in order to prepare the student for the realistic business situations he will face. HOW DO YOU MEASURE UP? THE ROCKETTES PLUS FLYING FRIEND Boys ' PE Under the leadership of Bill Hurst, boys ' PE department head, the new silver class was formed, consisting of the top 40 athletes whose physical fitness point averages ranged from 325 to 388. Their schedule this year includ- ed fiagball, tennis, badminton, and a senior livesaving course, which enabled them to receive a senior livesaving card from the Red Cross. Mr. Hurst taught the regular silver class, and Gene Hawley taught senior livesaving. Girls ' PE This year girls kept fit by partici- pating in many after- school activities, such as hockey, tennis, swimming, and basketball. These sports were also offered during the entire year as part of the curriculum for the girls ' PE department. THE DESCENT OF MAN EARN $40 A WEEK IN YOUR SPARE TIME? HAI OF COURSE, THIS IS JUST A ROUGH ESTIMATE . . . I Science Potential scientists searching for life ' s secrets were not hamstrung by conventional teaching aids, such as lengthy texts and regimented lectures. They were turned loose in the labs to experiment and gain a knowledge of theory through practical experience. In addition, the Lenkurt Electronics Lab opened at Sequoia, providing 14 Carlmont students with intensive training in physics through practical problem-solving. Social Studies In a drive to increase the number of well-informed citizens, the social stu- dies department embarked on a pro- gram designed to make students world conscious. Its main goal was to inform pupils of crucial problems facing the world and to activate an interest in events beyond our own borders. Art Art and craft displays in Chimney Comers captured the imagination of students and showed the kind of work being done in Carlmon ' t extensive art program. Students learned to appreci- ate art in freehand, drawing, painting, figure drawing, general and commercial art, crafts, and ceramics. Industrial Arts Drafting and wood and metal labor- atories were the three main subjects taught by the Industrial Arts depart- ment. In metal lab, students learned welding, forging, sheet and bench metal, and lathe operations. In wood lab, the lathes were con- stantly turning out projects of the stu- dents ' imagination. The drafting courses ranged from be- ginning to advanced drafting, which in- cluded highly complicated mechanical architecture. Mathematics Even though no one told them that 2 + 2=5, students learned by a slightly different approach from the Yale Mathematics program, in its second year at Carlmont. Teachers used in- ductive rather than deductive teaching methods. In this way the student works several examples and formulates a gen- eral rule to govern that type of prob- lem. Courses were offered in general math, algebra, geometry, and advanced math. WAIT TILL THE BOYS AT CANAVERAL SEE THIS ONE HOPE HE HAD BLUE CROSS Classified Personnel Famines in India, dust storms in the Ukraine, and droughts in the Mid- west did not phase Carlmont ' s cafe- teria staff as they fought an equally perplexing dilemma: feeding 1,800 students a day, five days a week, 36 weeks a year. They proved more than equal to the task, however, because no Carlmont student missed a day of school due to rickets or deficiency of vitamin K. SORRY, NO MORE CHANGE— TAKE TWO MILKS 20 YOU FOUND WHAT IN THE SOUP? The district ' s bus drivers again proved themselves able navigators of peninsula highways and seldom dis- appointed eager students patiently waiting for the 7:19. Popsicle wrapers, lunch bags and other unidentifiable blobs offered little resistance to the brooms of the Carl- mont custodial crew as they swept through another year. SUNNY CALIFORNIA .... THAT ' S A LAUGH FIRST ROW: Harold Somnee, Max Borsberry, Dave Whetstone, Manny Blanco. SECOND ROW: Ken Robie, Mrs. Eleanor Fisk, Deferino Murer, Fred Burton. BACK ROW: Jess Goodwin, Roman Vega. 22 23 24 Rookie Aaronson T Kay Bell T Dick Bradley G Tom Coulter Q B Pete Carman HB Rick Epting E Mike Fadden E Gary Fairbanks G Gary Gaskill HB Jim Caspar T Arnold Gilpin E Bob Colling G Steve Griffith T Alf Haerem T Harlan Halvorson FB Jack Henderson G Grant Jensen E Don Leed G Rod Liner FB Dave Lindsey E Bill LuFrano HB Ken Mannix C Jim Miller T Ron Miller E Allan Mobley T Walt Myhre T Henry Newman C Steve Ochiltree T Rick Parlette G Jim Phillips E • VARSITY FOOTBALL Darkhorse Scots tie for 2nd place Faced with the dismal prospect of a losing season, during which they were expected to win about two games, the Scots, guided by rookie head coach Dick Storm, grabbed a sur- prising second-place tie in SPAL play. The running attack was paced by driving fullback Harlan Halvorson and swift halfback Gary Gaskill. Quarterback Mike Sears hit 50 per cent of his passes, throwing mainly to Gaskill, Stan Phillips and John Camou. The Scots scored upsets over M-A, 25-7, and Cubberley, 13-0, while they compiled a 4-2 league record. A hardcharging line, led by tackles Alf Haerem and Allan Mobley, and guard Gary Fairbanks, shaped up much better than ex- pected. Haerem and Halvorson both made the sec- ond-string all-league team. Gaskill was the team ' s leading rusher with 356 yards in 69 carries and a 5.2 average. Halvorson gained 321, and senior halfback John Sullivan, out much of the time with injuries, gained 222 yards for a 6.3 average. Now this is a football . . . Assistants Jerry Drever, Jim Mason, and head coach Dick Storm. GASKILL SWEEPS END AGAINST REDWOOD AS CARMAN LAYS BLOCK ON OPPONENT mm Stan Phillips E Mike Sears QB Jim Stumbaugh HB John Sullivan HB •• 3j| n Bill Rich Don Bob Thurman Wilcox Winn Zipf G G T T NOT SHOWN ARE Bob Bums, E John Camou, E Chuck Hunt, QB Ron Stillwell, T SEARS FIRES SCORING PASS TO GASKILL (18) AGAINST M-A John Baughman John Cook Ron Crist Steve Emery Gary Garner Tom Harlow GYMNASTICS ill SCHENFELD DOES A BACK FLIP Not shown are: Maynard Nathan Steve McCreadie Larry Wilson Young Gymnasts Suffer Losing Year The gymnasts had their troubles this year, largely because they lacked experience. Top vets for Al Piparo ' s squad were versatile junior Bill Mahoney and soph tumbler Larry Schen- feld. Gary Gamer, Ron Crist, and Mai Otter- son turned in consistently fine performances also. Carmen Ribera, Bill Marks, and John Baugh- man led the Junior varsity. MAHONEY ON THE PARALLEL BARS Jack Perkins Mike Koslosky John Rafalski Bill Greg Mahoney Mahoney Carmen Ribera Larry Schenfeld Jerry Sherlock Bill Jim Malcolm Ted Marks Martindale Otterson Parker, Mgr. Bruce Sherman John Skiff Jon Williams Jack Winhall Ray Wright 27 1 1 I n V f!%i k Ralph Adamich T Marv Anderson FB Barry Arnold E John Baughman G Scott Bedwell HB Rick Brown QB Don Clodfelter E Carl Craft FB Steve Dixon T Dave Doidge HB Dan Eastin E Dave Galbraith FB Jerry Golins C Bill Greene G Fran Jower G FROSH-SOPH Rugged defense brings title tie Paced by a rock-ribbed defense, the Scots finished in a tie with Palo Alto for the SPAL championship with a 6-0-1 record. Carlmont clashed with the Vikings early in the season and battled to a 6-6 standoff. Five Carlmont stars were selected to a 22- member all-league squad and two others re- ceived honorable mention. All-league players were halfback John Watts, tackles Jim Wright, Ralph Adamich, guard Barry Vendet- ti, and end Don Clodfelter. Honorable men- tion was given to signal-caller Rick Brown and guard Jerry Mortensen. SPAL opponents could score only 21 points in seven games, while the Scots rolled up 131 points. John Warren was the scoring leader with 30, and John Watts was close behind with 24. Watts was the team ' s rushing leader, gaining 353 yards for a 4.6 average per carry. Brown led the team with four interceptions. The defensive unit allowed an average of only 133 yards per game. John MacDougall QB John Madsen C Al Martin G Greg McHuron E Jerry Mortensen T Fred Nold G Tom Nolan C Fred Reynders E Andy Sears HB Bob Sprague E Stan Stone T Barry Vendetti G John Warren FB Pat White T Russ Whiting HB CARLMONT DEFENSE HALTS SAN CARLOS CARRIER STAR BACK JOHN WATTS TRIES TO TWIST AWAY FROM RAVENSWOOD TACKLERS NOT SHOWN: Steve O ' Laughlin, F Dave Brodhead G Bruce Brown Go Steve Edminster G Dave Hecomovich F Ed Howes Go Bill Jay F Doug Kuehn F Gordon Martin F Jim McKendrick F John Miles G Dwight Miller G Jim Pierog F Rick Rhodes G Britt Robillard Go Mike Stanley G Mike Tantimonaco F Rich Traverso F Jay Watson G MILLER (16) SCREENS OPPONENT AS JAY PASSES TO McKENDRICK WATER POLO Injuries cause slump to 2-6 Hampered by injuries, the varsity water polo team fared worse than expected in league play, winning two and losing six. In non- league play, the Scots sparkled with a 7-1 record. Although he missed part of the league season, senior forward Bill Jay was on the all-SPAL first team, and Dave Brodhead, who stood out defensively at his guard position, was second team. Other stars were Gordy Mar- tin, Jim McKendrick, Doug Kuehn, and Steve O ' Laughlin. FROSH-SOPH The frosh-soph squad suffered through a mediocre season, winning only two games. Bob Suddjian was one of the team ' s bright spots, as he made the second all-league team. Steve Caria, Suddjian ' s running mate at forward, helped spearhead the Carlmont offense. DEFENSIVE ACE DAVE BRODHEAD (13) BLOCKS SHOT 31 120 ' S BASKETBALL Unbeaten C ' s breeze to title The 120 ' s basketball squad was a dream team for coach Gene Hawley, winning an unprecedented 16 straight games and the SPAL title. All-leaguers Gordy Bell and Archie Houle finished one- two in the league scoring race, hit- ting 167 and 159 respectively. Rebounding leader Ron Fell and de- fense expert Charlie Purpora both made the honorable mention list for the undefeated Scots. The Scots finished three games ahead of their nearest competitors, with a 14-0 league record. CAPTAIN CHARLIE PURPORA HITS A JUMPER AGAINST CUBBERLEY COACH GENE HAWLEY Gordy Tom Bob Ron Archie Jim John Charlie George Frank Bell Bishop DiVird Fell Houle Jereczyk Kausha Purpora Sakelarios Silva GGCCFFFGGG Bruce Bowhall C Tony Egan G Dave Gray C Tom Valerga, G Keith Woods G Ralph Jim Rich John MacArthur Magnuson Merritt Pegueros G C G G NOT SHOWN ARE: Bob Peri, G Bob Regli, G John Skiff, G Leonard Waller, G Bob Smith F Alan Smith F Jack Valerga G llO ' S BASKETBALL Scots place 2 on all-league A slow finish netted third place for the D ' s this year. The Scots, under Al Piparo, placed a rugged squad on the floor, paced by all-leaguers Bob Smith and Jim Magnuson. Smith, a soph, played very well as the team ' s playmaker, while Magnu- son was the team ' s leading scorer. Captain Jack Valerga and Bruce Bow- hal were both instrumental in captur- ing an 8-6 record. COACH PIPARO AND GUARDS MERRITT AND EGAN JACK VALERGA DRIVES IN FOR A LAY-UP 33 Rick Brown, G Rich Bruzza, G John Camou, F-C John DeVos, G Rick Epting, F Gary Gaskill, F. Chuck Hunt, G Bob Kasich, F Bob Peterson, F Mike Sears, C Neil Smith, F Jim Worden, F Not shown: Joe Wynne, F VARSITY Gaskill Stars As Scots Place 3rd Paced by all-around senior Gary Gaskill, the varsity basketball team fought to a third- place tie as the SPAL saw one of its tightest races in years. The Scots posted a 7-5 league slate and finished at 16-7 overall. Gaskill, who placed on the -all-league quin- tet, took over completely after John DeVos was injured, leading the squad in scoring and rebounding like a demon. He scored 299 points in 22 contests. Gene Hawley ' s five sported one of the few victories over champion Palo Alto, a 47-41 contest. Promising sophs Chuck Hunt and Rick Brown played ably in the absence of DeVos, and Mike Sears turned in a fine job at center. John Camou rounded out the start- ing five. JOE WYNNE TRIES A JUMPER GAME RESULTS Carlmont Carlmont 55 Arroyo 48 41 Cubberley 51 39 Hillsdale 36 41 Woodside 38 49 Lowell 70 50 Palo Alto 57 43 Lincoln 50 45 Sequoia 61 59 Burlingame 45 45 M-A 44 46 So. S.F. 37 54 Ravensw ' d 50 56 San Mateo 38 43 Cubberley 32 57 Del Mar 36 52 Woodside 41 58 Washington 55 47 Palo Alto 41 59 Sunnyvale 46 50 Sequoia 52 66 Mt. View 51 44 M-A 60 51 Ravensw ' d 49 34 130 ' s BASKETBALL Hot B ' s Grab 2nd The B squad played a terrific season, closing the campaign with a 21-4 mark, yet failed to win the pennant. Menlo-Ath- erton had an undefeated league record to take SPAL honors, although the runner- up Scots carried them to a double overtime in one contest. Steve Caria had a banner year at center, leading the league in scoring with 15.3 points per game, and easily grabbed all- league honors. Playmaker Mike Powers made the all-league second team. Rugged rebounder John Warren and sharpshooter Fred Atkinson manned the forward spots, and Jack Hoxie rounded out the starting five. CARIA LAYS IT IN COACH PIPARO, POWERS AND HOXIE Fred Steve Steve Gon- Jack Dale Gordon Tom Atkinson, F Caria, C siorowski, G Hoxie, G Nelson, G Olsen, F Petros, G 1 m 1 W ft Mike Ray Jack Andy Mike Tanti- Barry John Not shown: Dennis Jones, C Powers, G Prara, G Sandin, C Sears, F monaco, C Vendetti, G Warren, F 36 WRESTLING Grapplers Win School ' s 1st Title Coming into the season with a darkhorse rat- ing, the wrestling team copped the title from co-favorites Menlo-Atherton and Palo Alto, suf- fering only one defeat at the hands of Paly. Earl Pogue, 129 pounds, and Steve Means, 156 pounds, went to the NCS meet. Pogue was elim- inated in the finals, losing his first match of the year. Some of the other front-liners who helped rookie coach Jerry Drever capture the Scots ' first championship were Steve O ' Laughlin, Alf Haerem, Fred Nelson, Larry Pierce, Jim Waltz, and Paul Benold. Richard Ayres Kay Bell Paul Benold Ron Denning Bill Fritz Jim Fritzler ■An j- Alf Haerem Bill Hayden Fran Jower 3 V Rick Lelo Dave Lindsey Eric McHuron Bob Mills Steve Means Walt Myrhe NCS FINALIST EARL POGUE COACH DREVER ' S CHALK TALK ' Fred Nelson Fred Nold Ken O ' Laughlin Steve O ' Laughlin Keith Otterson Malcolm Otterson Earl Pogue Rip Sears Paul Seager Jim Waltz Ladd Yager Walt Gabler, Mgr. Tom Astrella Paul Baccus Mike Betts Mike Blondell Jim Branshad Dave Brodhead Dick Church Doug Cross Dave Doidge Dennis Durkin Jerry Golins John Griffith Joel Gyllenskog Steve Harbold Tod Hochstader Ed Howes Bill Jay Dick Jenkins Mike Jones Doug Kuehn Don Leed Dennis Landes Gordon Martin Jim McDonald Eric McHuron Gary Orr Keith Otterson Dick Pogue John Rapach Jim Roumasett 38 FREESTYLER DAVE BRODHEAD JAY WATSON Not shown: Bill Hayden Bob Morrison John Miles John Williams WINGSPREAD, SEVEN FEET, AIR SPEED Swimmers Find Choppy Going The varsity swim team fell off its pennant-winning pace of 1960, but the performance of seniors Bill Jay and Dave Brodhead made up for the medi- ocre record. Jay set records in the breast stroke, and Brodhead stood out as a freestyler. Some of the other top varsity men were Jay Watson, Bill Schraft, Mike Stanley, Doug Kuehn, and diver Mike Betts. John Rapach, Jim Roumasett, and Mike Jones starred for the B ' s. In the C classification, swift fresh- men Eric McHuron and Andy Sears carried the weight. Frank Addison Dave Gray Dave Hecomovich Jack Hoxie Ralph McArthur Joel Meredith Gerald Nordstrom Gordon Olson Harry Pancoast TENNIS Seniors Star As Scots Snap String J ' he tennis team broke a two-year drought early in the season when they edged Sequoia, 4-3. Seniors Ken Robinson, Bob Peterson, and Dave Hecomovich led the team to a 3-3 pre- league mark. Others who helped the coach Jim Bradshaw ' s club make a bid for the title were Warren Sabak, Steve Wallace, Mike Powers, Ralph McArthur, Steve Yeghoian, Bob Regli, Jim Newman, and Jack Hoxie. SINGLES ACE KEN ROBINSON COACH BRADSHAW SHOWS PROPER BACKHAND GRIP Not shown: Don Gray Jim Newman Bob Peri Eric Schiller Bill Thompson Karl Thunemann Bob Peterson 9 9 1 1 1 9 % Mike Powers Bob Regli Ken Robinson Warren Sabak Terry Short Dave Smith John Torok Jim Trenholme Perry Vanderhurst Steve Yeghoian 40 THEY ' RE OFF! ' CROSS-COUNTRY Kamrar, Long Lead SPAL Kings Led by senior Dave Kamrar and sophomore Grant Long, Carlmont breezed home with the SPAL varsity title. In addition, coach Loren Lansberry ' s team rolled to the freshman and sophomore championships. In a late November nation-wide postal meet, the Scots ranked third in the country. Kamrar and Long both ranked among the nation ' s top 15 two-milers. They were ably backed by Dave McHuron, Bruce Larson, Phil O ' Brien, Bill Fritz, and Steve Higbee. T denotes membership on the track team as well as cross-country. OPPONENT NIPS FRITZ AT FINISH Gerald Gress, T Joe Merritt Jim Ken Blumen- Newman thai, T Jim Dixon, T Bill Fritz, T Jim Goerke, T 9 9 Lewis Steve Dave Dick Dave Bruce Gary Jim Jack Hayler, T Higbee, T Kamrar, T Kamrar, T Knight, T Larson, T Larson, T Lincoln, T Rosicky 41 X denotes membership on the cross-coun- try team too. Dave Lorenzen, X Dave McHuron, X Doug Merritt, X Dave Newman, X Jack Niswander, Mgr., X Phil O ' Brien Dennis Phillips, X Ron Renard, X Al Rockwell, X Joe Russell, X Don Strachan, X Gert Saddler, X Don Trekell, X Doug Trekell, X Mike Russell, X Jim Trogden, X Dorren Unger, X Pete Weiler, X Grant Long, X Marv Anderson Lynn Arneson Gene Bailard Dennis Cunningham Bob DiVird Craig Dulis Tom Franzella Dave Galbraith Tom Grim Jack Henderson Dick Horn TRACK FIELD Scots dominate SPAL — again An experienced group of seniors led the track and field team as Coach Loren Lansber- ry ' s cindermen dominated the SPAL for the third year in a row. Gary Gaskill set records in both hurdles races and the broadjump, Ron Landini starred in the sprints, Dave Kamrar turned in record-breaking distance running, Stan Phillips, pole vault, and Ron Miller stood out in the shotput and discus throw. Two soph runners, Grant Long and Jim Dixon, who ran with the B ' s, were outstanding. Junior Bob Sawyer looked sharp in the hur- dles and broadjump. The lightweight teams, breeding ground for future varsities, also turned in fine records. DISCUS THROWER RON MILLER 42 TWO TOP HURDLERS — GASKILL AND SAWYER AAILER KAMRAR, ONE OF NORCAl ' S BEST Archie Houle Nick Hyland Ron Landini Fred Nold Mike Sears Rod Liner John Madsen Steve Stan O ' Laughlin Phillips Tim Mason Larry Poore Mike Mears Britt Robillard Ron Miller George Rockwell Paul Murphy Carmep Rivera Jeff Nelson Larry Russell Mike Nolan Jack Sandin Rip Sears Gary Silver Bob Sprague Fred Stone Ron Tredway Dan Weis Owen White Russ Whitins Tom Nolan Bob Sawyer 1 9 1 9 9 Jim Wright 43 GIIPIN RAPS A SAFETY VARSITY Scots 2nd in Easter Tourney The Scots opened the practice season poor- ly, but jelled in time to capture second place in the South San Francisco Easter tourna- ment. Soph Steve Caria moved up to bolster the pitching staff, surrounded by vets Bob Os- borne, Jim Sarafinski, John DeVos, and new- comer Voley Julianal. Rich Bruzza, John Sullivan, Chuck Hunt, Rick Traverso, and Steve McPherson all help- ed man the infield. Harlan Halvorsen, Randy Shields, and Steve Gonsiorowski divided the receiving chores. Osborne DeVos, Arnold Gilpin, Rick Brown, Pete Carman, Gary Fairbanks, Gon- siorowski, and George Sakelerios all saw out- field service. Steve Bob Charlie George Jim Randy John Rick Jim McPherson Osborne Purpora Sakelerios Sarafinski Shields Sullivan Traverso Williamson 44 Wally Bennett Rick Brown Rich Bruzza Steve Caria Pete Carman John DeVos Gary Fairbanks Arnie Gilpin Steve Gonsiorowski Harlan Halvorsen Chuck Hunt Volney Julianal FROSH-SOPH Fell, Kasich Lead F-S Challenge The frosh-soph horsehiders, under new head coach Jim Mason, fielded a balanced attack behind mound aces Bob Kasich and Ron Fell. The team finished second in the Menlo-Ath- erton Easter tournament. Soph outfielders Greg McHuron and John Watts, infielders Ron Denning, Rich Merritt, Jack Valerga, and Al Smith provided a rugged basis for a winner. Kasich, who also handles the backstop chores, provided the plate power, along with McHuron and Watts. Don Clodfelter Ron Denning Ron Fell Bob Kasich John MacDougall Greg McHuron Rich Merritt Jeff Miller John Pegueros Fred Reynders Ron Samaduroff Al Smith Not shown are: Bron Crosswell Jim Jeresczek Rich Lelo Jack Valerga John Watts Jim MacAire Jim Magnuson Tom Valerga SARAFINSKI SCOOPS UP A BUNT KASICH BELTS ONE 45 FIRST ROW: Jan Crawford, Karen Magnuson, Judy Warden, Connie Cook, Kalane Larsen, Mimi Wollenberger. SEC- OND ROW: Clyda Stevens, Connie Caumann, Terry Hay, Marilyn Coons, Nan Weaver, Dede Cole, Tone Mackey, Diane Griffiths, Carol Van Briggle, Judy Markley, Beth Huebler. THIRD ROW: Anne Hersom, Donna MacCallum, Frankie Lin- deliurg, Sue Wilson, Val Nelson, Cheryl Swanson, Laurie Proctor, JoAnne Guidi, Linda Ellis. Girls ' Sports The Girls ' Sports board raised mon- ey for the after-school sports program by maintaining an ice cream machine opposite the lower locker room. The activities available this year were hockey, modern dance, swimming, basketball, softball, and volleyball. By participating in six sports, girls were able to earn a sports block. They were allowed to play in three sports a year in each of their first three years of school, and in four during their sen- ior year. Each girl participating belonged to one of five clans, which were used as a basis for intra-mural competition. 46 1 Cheerleaders and Pompons Football and basketball players face many risks, like broken noses, legs, arms, and lost contact lenses. However, all these catastrophies are made to seem inconsequential by Carl- mont ' s moral doctors, the cheerlead- ers, whose yells convince the fallen hero that his sacrifices and pain mean a glorious victory for team and school. Some consolation when he ends up in traction. MARILYN McCain JANE ZIEGLER NANCY JO WILEY 48 ELIZABETH GUARINO Senior Officers PRESIDENT MIKE SHAW i 4« . i i VICE-PRESIDENT DIANE MARKLEY FIRST ROW: Diane Markley, Linda Wieman, Jeanne Nolan, Pam Grant. SEC- OND ROW: Vanna Ketterman, Gerrine Cowgill, Carolyn Chan, Jeffrey Fait, Mar- olyn Wong, Sue Conrad. In a final burst of fury, the senior board finally hit form and ramrodded through the following events: the sen- ior play, the senior ball, the senior tal- ent show, the senior gift, senior week, and senior senior. Graduation ' 61 culminated a host of activities for the departing class. The more memorable included: Festival Day in ' 57, soph fun nite, Enchante in ' 60, and Isle of Dreams, ' 61. SECRETARY JEANNE NOLAN THE CARLMONT DANCE BAND The class of ' 61 variety show, Sen- ior Sounds, proved a success both fi- nancially and artistically. Besides the Carlmont dance band, the acts included a pantomime by Sandi McDaniel, flute solo by Vickie Cassell, acrobatic dance by Sue Con- rad, poetry reading by Karolyn Kerby, song and guitar accompaniment by Brent Robles, solo by Sue Miller, and monologues by Joyce Ertola and Vickie Lye. Senior Sounds The Finished Product KENNETH E. AHERN ADRIENNE ALDRIDGE Home ec fashion show 1, Trophy Twirl decor- ation committee 2, senior ball committee, Pep club 4, School Spirit board 4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block. JUDY ALLEN Publicity board 2-4, secretary admin, class 3, 4, treasurer admin class 2. VICTOR ALLEN Fall play 3, spring play ticket committee 3, fall play publicity chairman 4, FTA 3-4, In- ternational Affairs association 3-4, admin sec- retary 1. FRANK AMBRA JACQUELYN AMES Advanced dance class 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Witness for the Prosecution 4, dance swim demonstration 3, TOCS 1-3, Dance club 1, legislature 1, 3-4, sec. 4, girls ' swim team 2-3, service block. Girls ' State. SUSAN ANDERSON FTA 1-4, Jr. Statesmen 2, Social-Culture board 4, legislature 2-4, swimming Clan II. RON ANDREWS RICHARD ANTHONY DOUGLAS ARCHER Band 1-4, Rifle club 1. RITA ANN ARINGDALE GREGORY H. ARMSTRONG 54 GAYTON ARRIGOTTI STEPHEN ARRIGOTTI JEAN ARVESON JIM ATKINS DAVID AUGUSTINE THOMAS AUSTIN Admin vice-president 2-3. THOMAS M. BAEZA ROBERT E. BAILEY DAVE P. BALESTRERO WILLIAM BARKER LINN MARIE BARLOGIO CONSTANCE BAUMANN KARL F. BECKLE RAYMOND K. BEDFORD SUSAN CAROL BEDWELL JOSEPH BEHRENDT Basketball 1, track 1, senior ball committee. DONALD BELWAY Camera club 1. PATRICIA BENKER Transfer from New York 2, FTA 2-3, Art club 2, Scotties 2-3, Christmas program 2, Social Cultural board 3, Witness for the Prosecution 4, girls ' sports 2-4, service block, sports block. WALLACE BENNETT Pep club 4, baseball 4. PAUL BENOLD Transfer from Seattle, Washington 3, varsity wrestling 3, sports block, placed 2nd in SPAL wrestling 3. STEPHEN BERKHEISER Festival day corrunittee 2, Class boards 1-4, admin president 1-4, class president 2, SPAL conference 2, School Spirit board 3, junior prom committee, baseball 1, basketball 1, box- ing 2. SANDY BERTINO Transfer from Hillsdale high school. MIKE BETTS Noon Rec disk jockey 3, Rifle club 4, diving 1-4, gymnastics 2-4, sports block. JOANNE MARGARET BILLINGS Transfer from Burlingame high school 4, Vistas 4. KAREN BLUM Girls ' sports PAT BLUM Legislature 3, junior prom committee. Pep club 4, School Spirit board 4. JERRY BOOHER Boxing 2-4, .sports block. 56 RONNY BURROWS JOHN THOMAS BOUCHER PATRICIA BOWER Social Cultural board 2-3, CSF 2-4, Scotties 2, TOCS 3, Art club 3, Junior Achievement 2-3, International Affairs as-sociation 4, legis- lature 4, Block C 4, Witness for the Prose- cution 4, girls ' sports 1-3, service block, sports block. 4 DAVE BOWMAN JEFF BOYD Track 2-4, cross country 3-4, sports block. PATRICIA E. BRADY LARITA BRANDENBURG DONNA BRANDES SUE BRANDT FTA 2, Art club 2, School Spirit board 2-4, admin secretary 3, vice-president 4. cheer- leader 2, 4, senior ball committee, junior prom committee. LINA BRAUNSTEIN Scotties 2, Cadeusus 3, senior ball committee. KATHLEEN BRODERSON DAVID BRODHEAD Block C 4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, sports block. DONNELL BRAZIL Admin sec.-treas. 1, vice-pres. 2-4, pres. 3, junior board, Sadie Hawkins dance commit- tee 2, spring fashion show 2-4, Scotties 2, junior prom committee, senior ball commit- tee, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block. BRUCE BROWN Swimming 1-4, water polo 3-4, sports block. FRANCES BROWN Business club 3-4, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, senior board, varsity pompon girl 4, School Spirit board 4, Pep club 4. JOANNE BROWN FTA 1-3, girls ' sports 1-3, service block, sports block. MARGARET BROWN Orchestra 1-4, girls ' sports 2-3, Red Cross 1, dance class 3-4, Welfare board 4, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, sports block, service block. RICHARD BRUZZA Transfer from New Jersey 3, Engineering club 3-4, sports commissioner 4, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, basketball 3-4, baseball 3-4. 57 JUDITH BUCHANAN Girls ' sports 1, junior prom, senior ball, sen- ior board. SUSAN BUCHANAN TOCS 1, Scotties 1-3, Business club 3, girls ' sports 1-4, Block C 3-4, senior ball commit- tee, service block, sports block. CAROLE BURBANK Business club 4, senior ball committee. PAM BURFIELD Scotties 2, admin secretary 2-4, International Affairs association 4. CHET BURLEY Band 4. ROBERT BURNS Band 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, dance band 4. BRIAN BUSH BENNY CAMBROW JOHN R. CAMOU Legislature 4, football 2-4, basketball 2-4. DOUGLAS MICHAEL CAMPBELL Fall play 4, senior ball tommittee. Astronomy club 1, Adv. Science club 1-4, Chess club 1-4, CSF 1-4, International Relations assoc. 4, finance commissioner 4, 2 admin blocks. 2 .service blocks, Engineers ' Week Scholarship. HENRY CARCACHE DONALD D. CARLSON Swim-dance demonstration 3, football 1, swim- ming 1-3, water polo 2-3, sports block. GARY CARLSON PAUL J. CARSON A cappella choir 2-4, Annie 3, Vistas 2-4, orchestra 4, 3 service blocks. SANDY CARSON 58 ROBERT CASAGRANDE VICTORIA M. CASSELL Aquaganza 1, Annie 3, band 1-4, choir 3-4, orchestra 1-4, girls ' sports 1-3, service blocks. DENISE CAZENAVE LINDA R. CECCHI Finance board 3. CAROLYN J. CHAN Senior ball committee, TOCS 3-4, legislature 3, senior tribunal, admin block, service block. BONI LEE CHAPMAN Pep club 4, Scotties 4, Engineering club 4. RICK E. CHESTERMAN Transfer from Hayward, Calif. KATHLEEN CHICHESTER Ju nior prom committee, senior ball commit- tee, legislature 4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block. KAREN N. CHRISTIANSEN Vistas 2-3, Carlmonitor 3-4, a cappella choir 3-4, legislature 4, Welfare board 4. girls ' sports 1-3, service block, sports block, admin, block. NEIL G. CHRISTENSEN JUDY LINN CLARK Junior prom committee, Scotties 2-3, TOCS 4, girls ' sports 1-2. RICHARD CLINGERMAN H 59 JUDY L. COCHREHAM Senior ball committee, choral 1-2, girls ' sports JOHN F. COIE Carlmonitor 2-4, Vistas 3. sports 4. DIANE M. COLE KRISTI H. COLE CSF 1-4, TOCS 3, International Affairs as- sociation 4, legislature 4, girls ' sports 1-3, service block, sports block. MARY L. CONNER SUE CONRAD MARILYN C. COONS Jr. prom committee, .senior ball committee, CSF 2, 4, Scotties 2, Block C 3-4, legislature 3-4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, service block. DIANE G. CORSER Choral 3, Senior ball committee. MICHELLE A. COUCHOT Senior ball committee. TOCS 3-4. Home Eco- nomics club 3, Scotties 4, Social Cultural board 1, advanced dance 2-4, service block. GERRINE L. COWGILL Aquaganza 1, junior prom committee, band majorette 2-4, Scotties 1, girls ' sports 1-2, service block. JANET L. CRAWFORD Junior prom committee, senior ball commit- tee, Scotties 1-4, Block C 3-4, Pep club 4, Big Sisters 4, legislature 2-3, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, service block. GEORGE E. CURRY KATHLEEN M. D ' ANJOU Senior ball committee. Pep club 4, Scotties 2 CHRISTINE M. DAVIS A cappella choir 3-4. SHARON A. DAVIS Junior prom committee, basketball 1-4. soft ball 1-3, volleyball 3, sports block. SUSAN D. DAVIS Senior ball committee, girls ' sports. RAYMOND W. DAY Swimming manager 3-4, water polo manager 4. SHARON DEAN JANICE A. DE ANTONI Caduceus club 2. WILLIAM W. DEUEL Astronomy club 1. JOHN A. DE VOS Baseball 1-4, basketball 1-4. BONNIE DE ZORDO Girls ' sports. WESLEY W. DOIDGE Junior Red Cross 1, Rifle club 1, band 1-4. service block. RODNEY D. DORINSON Transfered from Palo Alto Military Academy, senior ball committee. Welfare board 4. GEORGE J. DORMOY Band 1-4, orche.stra 1-4, dance band 1-4, Stamp club 2, Rifle club 1, service block. DAVID L. DORRANCE CAAMA 3-4, Science club 3-4, Electronics club 3, Biology club 3, Math club 3-4, In- ternational Affairs association 4, legislature 2, wrestling 1 . CAROL B. DOTTINGER Business club 3. MARY J. DOUGHTY Annie 3, CSF 1-4, TOCS 1, a cappella 2-4, swing choir 3, International Affairs associa- tion 3-4, service blocks. Bank of America trophy. LEWIS DUBOIS BARBARA DUFRANE 61 CRAIG DULIS DENNIS WILLIAM DURKIN Football 1, swimming 1-4, sports blocks. JAN K. DYE Junior class board, senior board, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, Scotties 2-3, Block C , social cultural commissioner 4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, admin block, service block. STEVE R. EDMINSTER SANDRA EGGERT Sophomore, junior and senior boards, junior prom decoration com., soph., freshman fun nite com., Scotties 1-4, Block C 3-4, admin president 2-3, admin vice-president 4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block, service block. JUDITH ELLIOTT Transfer from Great Falls, Montana 2, senior ball committee, FTA 3, Homemaking club 4. BETTY EPSTEIN Legislature 3-4, Junior Red Cross representa- tive to the Peninsula Council 4. RICHARD EPTING Legislature 1-2, football 2-4, basketball 1-4. DANIEL ERB JOYCE ERTOLA Annie Get Your Gun 3, Witness for the Prosecution 4, Welfare board, junior prom committee, senior variety show, TOCS 3, CGA secretary-treasurer, girls ' sports 1-4, bronze seal, service block, sports block, admin block. ART EVENSEN Admin class president 4, diving 1, gymnas- tics 1-2. GARY FAIRBANKS Junior prom committee, admin president 4, football 2-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 3-4. JEFFREY FALT Science club 1-4 Biology club 3, Radio club 3, TOCS 2-4, Key club 4, Rifle club 1, lAA 3-4, legislature 1-2, admin pres. 4, cross coun- try 1-2. track 1-3, baseball 4, for. exch. stu- dent to England 3. CLAUDIA FARROW Legislature 1-2, admin president 1, band 1-4, a cappella 3, junior prom committee, Annie Get Your Gun 3, orchestra 1-4, FTA. vice- president 1, sophomore class secretary-treas- urer, junior board, service block, admin block. CHERYL FAUCHER FRANK FENLON AdvEmced band 2-4, swiming 1-2. NANCY FERNALD Scotties 2, CSF 4, International Affairs as- sociation 4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block. MAUREEN FINLAY Transfer from Notre Dame high school, Bel- mont 3, Business club 3, senior ball commit- tee. 5 JERRY FORD RICHARD FOX WILLIAM FRITZ Track 2-4, cross country 2-4. Pep club 4, School Spirit board 4, senior ball committee, sports blocks. CONSTANCE JO FRYE STEVE GALE Football 1-2, .sports block. ROBERT GALEOTO Transfer from San Marcars high school. Tex. JANET GALVIN Business club 2. GARY GASKILL Junior prom committee, admin president 1, 3-4, football 1-4, basketball 1-4, track 1-4, sports blocks. JIM CASPAR Football 3-4, senior ball committee. WENDY GASSER Big Sisters 1, senior ball committee, admin offices 1-4, legislature 1-4. LYNNA GAY Adv. girls ' chorus 1-2, Festival day com. 1, Annie Get Your Gun ticket com. 3, FTA 1-2, girls ' sports 1-3, Block C 3, Carlmon- itor 3-4, assistant editor 4, Echoes business manager 3, Junior Achievement 2-4, admin sec. 4, senior ball com., sports block, service blocks. DONNA GEORGE Juruor Red Cross 1, girls ' sports 2, .swim and dance program 3, Annie Get Your Gun 3, spring concert 3-4, Scotties 1-4. DAVID LINDEN GERRANS BONNIE GILBERT Transfer from East Leyden high school. Franklin Park, Illinois. DEANNA GILBERTSON Scotties 1-2, Vistas 2, girls ' sports 1-3, senior ball committee. 63 INGRID GOLINS Legislature 1, girls ' sports 1-2, water show 3. ROY GORDON GLORIA GORTON BOB GOLLING CAROL GRANNEBERG Girls ' sports 1-3, Scotties 2, admin pres. 1, legislature 2, Block C 3-4, sports block. GWENDOLYN GRANT PAM GRANT Aquaganza 1, TOCS 2. pompon girl 2, girls ' sports 1-2, legislature 2-3, School Spirt board 2-4, junior prom ticket and bid chairman, junior board. MAUREEN GREENE TOCS 1, admin vice-pre.sident 1-3. girls ' sports 1-2, junior prom decoration committee. Pep club, vice president 4, Big Sisters, vice presi- dent 4. MARY GREENE MARIE GYLLENSKOG Business club 2-4, sports block. National Merit commendation, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow — state finalist. JOHN HADREAS ALF HAEREM STEVE GRIFFITH DARLENE GROVERS Girls ' sports 1, track official 2-4, board 4. Welfare JOANNE GUIDI Festival day committee 1, CSF 1-4, girls ' sports 1-2, junior prom committee, senior ball committee. Finance board 3, legislature 4, Block C . DOUGLAS HALL Advanced band 4, Engineering club 4. MARTHA HALL Admin president 1, band 2-4, girls ' sports 2, advanced dance class 3-4, TOCS 3, Home Economics club 3, legislature 4, service block. RICHARD HALL GERALD PETER HALLGRIMSON Advanced band 1, admin vice-president 1-2, admin president 3, senior ball committee, jun- ior prom committee, junior board, legislature 4, student body vice-president, sports block, service block, admin block. HARLAN HALVORSON JUDITH HANSEN Freshman board, admin class president 1. leg- islature 2-4, Scotties 2, junior prom commit- tee. Pep club 4, girls ' sports 1-2. GEORGE HARPER Band 2-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, foot- ball 1-3, sports block, service blocks. MICHAEL HARRIS RONALD HARRIS Football 2. ALLAN HATCHER TERRY SUE HAY Big Sisters 1. Junior Red Cross 1, girls ' sports 1-4, Block - C 3-4, CSF 3. CGA treasurer 3, commisisoner of girls ' sports 4, sports block, admin block. FRAN HAYMOND DAVE HECOMOVICH Wafer polo 4. JOYCE HEGARTY LINDA HELSEL Spring concert 1-2, Christmas pageant 2, Scot- ties 2, Social Cultural board 4. girls ' sports. 65 ERNEST HENDERSON WOODROW HENDERSON Rifle club 1, admin president 1, treasurer 2, football 1-4, baseball 3-4. RITA HERRERO 4. admin 1-2, track GAYNEL HERRING Science club 2, Junior Statesmen 2, admin vice-president 1, modem dance class 1, 3, Scotties 3, science fair awards, service block. ANNE HERSOM TOCS 1-3, Business club 1-4, a cappella 3-4, service blocks, sports block. LINDA HERTZKA ARTHUR HESS BEV HICKLING Transfer from Los Gatos high school 2. PAT HICKLING Transfer from Los Gatos high school 2. 66 CAROLANN HINRICHS Scotties 2, swimming 1, volleyball 1-2, bas- ketball 1-2, hockey 2, Business club 4, TOCS 4, senior ball committee 4, sports block. ED HINTZ HENSL HILPISCH SUSAN HOCTOR Volleyball 1, basketbai: PAT HOFFMAN 2, Business club 3. LARRY J. HOFFMAN Camera club 1-2, junior prom committee 3, Vistas 1-4, editor 3-4, senior ball committee 4, Junior Achievement 2, 4, legislature 2-3. KATHY HUCKABY JOE HUGHES Track 2-4, Key club 4, Sadie Hawkins dec- oration committee 4. DON HUNT MARILYNNE HOELLING CARL HOLMBERG LINDA HOLST Aquaganza 1, adv. dance 1-2, CSF 1-4, sec. 3, pres. 4, TOCS 2-4, Junior Statesmen 2. legislature . ' i-4. Annie (let Your Gun ' .i, a cappella 3-4, parliamentarian 4. AFS sumrner exchange student to Switzerland 3, service blocks. OLOF HOLSTI legislature 1-4, CSF 2-4, president 3. wres- tling 1-2, cross country 2, track 1-2, .sports blocks. EDWARD HOWES Swimming 1-4, gymnastics 3-4, water polo 4, sports blocks. JACK HOXIE Boys ' sports board 4, basketball 1-4, sports blocks. 67 LINDA LORRAINE ICE Senior ball committee, band 2-4, FTA 1-3, TOCS 2-4, sports 1-3, .service block. TAKASHI IWAMOTO Exchange student from Japan. WILLIAM THEODORE JAY Block C 4, water polo 2-4, swimming 1-4, basketball 1-2, sports blocks. CHARLOTTE A. JETER Art club 1, girls ' sports WALTER JOHNES MARY JEAN JORONEN Rifle club 3, Business club 4. GARY S. JOHNSON Engineering club 3-4, swimming 1. JERRY LEE JOHNSON Junior prom committee. Block C MARY JOHNSON KEITH A. JOHNSTON Junior Achievement 2-4, Rifle club 1, Engi- neering club 4, service block. VALORIE JONES A cappella choir 2-4, senior ball committee, service block. WILLIAM JONES Basketball 1, wrestling 1-2. FRANCES JUDD Noon rec board 2. VALERIE L. JUDD Aquaganza 1, Annie Get Your Gun 3, CSF 2-3. Big Sisters 2. girls ' sports board 4, girls ' sports 1-4, service blocks. DAVID KAMRAR DENNIS KANE NANCY KEESLER MARY KELLEY KATHY KELLY WARD KELLY MARIANA KENNEDY 68 VANNA KETTERMAN Festival day com. 1, Echoes 1, CSF 2-4, sec - treas. 4. Annie 3. admin pres. 3, senior board, legislature 2, girls ' sports 1, senior board, lAA 4. Carlmonitor 2-4, editor 4, senior ball com., Pep club 4, CSF life .seal, service block. KAROLYN KIRBY ROBERT KILCOURSE Transfer from Our Lady of the Valley high school, Orange, New Jersey 3, Rifle club 4, Carlmonitor 4. CLAUDIA KIMBALL Vistas 3, admin .secretary 1, 4. KAREN KIMBERLIN Girls ' .sports 1-3, Block C 3-4, admin vice- president 3, Big Sisters 4, Pep club 4, sports block. CONSTANCE KING Advanced choral 1, legislature 1-4, Social Cul- tural board 2, Girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, service block. CHERYL KIRCHER Future Nurses club 1-3, senior ball commit- tee, girls ' sports 1. JANE KIRTON Carlmont band 1-4, Future Teachers club 2-3, president 3, advanced swimming class 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, girls ' sports 2-3, service blocks. VICKIE KLITGAARD Girls ' Sports 3, LYN KOEBERER MECHTILD KOENIG AFS exchange student from Germany, a cap- pella 4, TOCS 4. ALICE KRAMPERT 69 MICHELLE KREAMER Welfare board 4, Annie Get Your Gun 3. DOUGLAS KUEHN Band 1-4, dance band 2-4, orchestra 2-3. CSF 2-3, legislature 1, 4, swimming 3-4, water polo 4, sports block, service blocks. MARTHA KYNE Caduceus 1-3. legislature 3, Advanced Science club 3, Home Economics club 4, girls ' sports, service block. JOHN LAMUTH FootbaU 2-3, Block C . RONALD LANDINI Cross country 1, track 1-4, Noon Rec. board 3, admin vice-president 3, admin president 4, senior board, sports blocks. RILLA LANE International Affairs association 4. BRUCE LARSEN Rifle club 1, junior prom committee, baseball 1, cross country 2-4, track 2-4, senior board, senior ball committee. Key club 4, Pep club 4, Block C 4, admin vice-president 4, sports block. TOM LAUGHLIN Transfer from Hillsdale high school 3. CAROLYN LAWRENCE Scotties 2, Block C 3-4, legislature 4, sports block. ARTHUR LEANDO JUDY LEE Girls ' sports 1-2. Big Sisters. DONALD LEED Legislature 1, advanced band 1, 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3. a cappella 3-4, dance band 4, swimming 1-4, football 3-4, sports block, service block. KATHY LECKY CAROL LEONARD Advanced dance cla.ss 3-4, girls ' choir 3-4, girls ' sports 1-2, senior ball committee. ALLEN LEVY Basketball 2, track 3-4, cross country 4, Block C . BRIAN LEWIS Admin vice-president 2, legislature 2, swim- ming 3. JACK LEWIS FRANKIE LINDENBURG 70 DAVID LINDSEY Diving 1, track 1, admin vice-president 3-4, senior ball committee, sports blocks. MIKE LINDSTORM BARRY LINTT SUSAN LIPKE Business club 1-2. CHARLOTTE LOCKE Girls ' sports 1-2. JUDY LONG TOCS 1-3, girls ' sports 1-3, choir 3-4, ad- vanced dance class 4. DAVE LORD VICKY LYE Future Teachers club 4, Business club 4, Our Town 4, senior talent show 4, Social Cul- tural board 4. GRAEME MacDONALD TONI M. MACKEY Senior ball committee, Business club 3-4, Block C 3-4, girls ' sports 1-4, 2 sports blocks. BOB McDOUGAL RICHARD LEE MADDEN Cross country 2-4, track 2-4, sports block. 71 KENNETH M. MANNIX Legislature 1, football 1-4, baseball 2, .sports block. SHARON L. MARINA Junior board, junior prom, senior ball com- mittee, girls ' sports 1-2. LINDA R. MARKHAM Senior ball committee, girls ' sports 1-4, legis- lature 1-4, sports block. DIANE B. MARKLEY Junior board, senior board senior ball chair- man, Scotties 1-3, Block ' C 3-4, Business club 3, legislature 1-4, girls ' sports 1-4. 2 admin blocks, 2 service blocks, sports block. TERI MAYNARD Carlmonitor 4, Our Town 4. MARIE A. MAZUR I- JUDY MARSH Vistas 3-4, junior prom cortunittee, senior ball committee. Pep club 4, 2 service blocks. JUDITH T. MARTIN Transfer from Hillsdale high school 4. JANET G. MATTHEWS Transfer from Hollister high school. LARRY MATOSICH SANDI L. McDANIEL Junior prom committee, senior ball commmit- tee, Annie 3, FTA 2, Scotties 2, Vistas tribune 4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, admin block. 3-4, Art club 3, 3 service blocks, bronze seal. ADELINE T. McDONALD PATRICIA E. McGINNIS Publicity board 4, Art club 3. DAVID McHURON Senior ball committee. Pep club 4, cross country 1-4. track 1-4, sports block . BETH McKENDRICK 72 MAUREEN McQUARY MARILYN MEAGHER Senior ball committee. Bu.siness club 3, legis- lature 2. STEVE M. MEANS Wrestling 1-4, swimming 2, gymnastics, wres- tling first in SPAL, sports blocks. PAIGE M. MERCIER Pompon girl 4, junior [)rom committee, sen- ior ba ll committee, Pep club 4, School Spirit board 4. GARY A. MERGOTTI Junior prom committee, .senior ball committee. VICKI ANN MERRIFIELD Senior ball committee. Red Cro.ss club 1. girls ' sports 1 . ROBIN J. MIGHELL Aquaganza 1. Annie Get Your Gun 3, band 3, orchestra 4, choral 1-2, Witness for the Prosecution 4, International Affairs associa- tion 4, CSF 1-4, dance 1-3, service blocks. JOHN MILES JAMES MILLER RON R. MILLER Legislature 3-4, football 2, 4, track 1-4, sports blocks. SUSAN HELM MILLER DAVID GEORGE MILLS DEEN M. MILLS A cappella choir 3-4, junior prom committee. Audio Visual crew 2-3, service block. ROBERT M. MILLS Junior prom committee, wrestling 1-4, ball 1-2, track 4, sports block. JEFFREY K. MITCHELL base- MARILYN A. MOE Aquaganza 1, Annie Get Your Gun 3, serv- ice block. JON P. MOEMAN Festival day committee 1, Chess club 2, leg- islature 3, football 1. 73 ALAN MOLYNEUX CHUCK F. MONTERO DIANNE E. MOREY Cheerleader 2, senior ball committee, girls ' sports. PENNY L. MORRENO Senior ball committee, girls ' sports. MARION F. MORRISSEY Aquaganza 1, ' Annie 3, legislature 1-2, girls ' sports. DOUGLAS A. MUELLER Key club 3-4. KAREN ILENE MULHALL Annie 3, Christmas dance 1, 3-4, Scotties 1. TOCS 4, legislature 4. JUDY MULHERON ELSIE MULLEY TORALD D. MUNDAL JOYCE K. MURPHY Senior ball committee. Pep club 4, Big Sis- ters 4, girls ' sports. GRANT MURRAY SUZANNE NACKORD Festival day committee 1, mixed choir 2, sen- ior ball committee 4, Welfare board 1, Social Cultural board 4, Art club 2, legislature 1, girls ' sports 1-2. 74 SANDRA NEFF Junior prom committee 3, advanced swim 3-4, Scotties 2-4, .sec. 3, pres. 4, Block C 4, legislature 1, tribunal sec. 4, admin vice- president 4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports blocks. BOB NELLIS BARBARA NELSON DAVID NELSON Stamp club 1-2, Chess club 1, CSF 3. admin class pres. 2, swimming 1-2, sports blocks, FRED NELSON Annie Get Your Gun 4, admin pres. . ' i. In- ternational Affairs association 4, wrestling team 2. MARY JO NELSON VAL NELSON Junior prom committee 3, Schiool Spirit board 3, senior ball committee 4, track official 2, Big Sisters 2, CSF 3, Block C 3-4, pres. 4, legislature 1-2, girls ' .sports 1-4, board manager 3, sports blocks, STEVE NISSEN JEANNE NOLAN Scotties 2, Block C 2-4, CSF 3, CGA board 2, admin sec. 1, legislature 4, Big Sisters, president 4, girls ' sports 1-2, sports blocks. MIKE NOLAN DAVID M. DATES PHILIP O ' BRIEN Pep club 4, admin vice-president 2, legisla- ture 1, cross country 2-4, track 1-4, sports blocks. STEVE P. OCHILTREE Football 1-2, 4, golf 1, sports block. NANCY O ' DEA TOCS 3, girls ' sports 1. NORMA OGDEN Scotties 4. CAROLYN O ' KEEFFE Social Cultural board 2, hockey 2. CHARLOTTE O ' KEEFE Aquaganza 1, Annie Get Your Gun 3. CGA board 2, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 3, admin vice- pres. 2, legislature 4, .sports 1-2. 75 STEVE O ' LAUGHLIN LINDA J. ORR Junior prom committee, senior ball committee. ROBERT OSBORNE Admin vice-president 3, football 2, baseball 1-4, sports blocks 4. RICHARD OSINEK CAROL OTTENSTEIN Senior ball committee 4, junior prom com- mittee 3, aquaganza 1, legislature 2-4, admin president 1-2, girls ' sports 1, 4. RICHARD PAGE Aquaganza 1, orchestra 1-4, Vistas 2-4. An- nie Get Your Gun 3, International Affairs assocation. SUSAN PALMER Future Nurses club 1, Future Teachers club 3, legislature 1-2, girls ' sports 1-2, junior prom com., senior ball com., assistant chair- man of graduation ceremonies. BETTY PARKER Girls ' chorus 1-2. DELINDA PARKS RICHARD PARLETTE Swimming 1. football 1-4, basketball 1, gym- nastics 1-4, legislature 4, Block C , senior ball committee. GERALD PARSONS Advanced band 1-4, Aruiie Get Your Gun 3, football 1-2, orchestra 4, sports block. CAROLYN PECHACEK Admin secretary 3, junior board, junior prom committee. LYNDA PEGUEROS Aquaganza 1, a cappella 1-2, 4, senior ball JACK PERKINS Future Teachers club 1, swimming 1-3, TOCS 3, sports block. KENNETH PERKINS Camera club 1. Advanced Science club 1-4, Carlmont Science Fair — 2nd prize 1, Bay Area Science Fair — Merit award 1. JACK PETERS Swimming 1, football 2. 76 CAROLYNN PETERSON Camera club 1. Art club 1. Big Sister 2, jun- ior prom committee. ROBERT PETERSON Band 1-4, orchestra 2-4. dance band 2-4. admin vice-president H-4, International Affairs association 4. tennis 1-4. basketball 1-2, service blocks. TERRY PETERSON Scotties 3, admin vice-president 2, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, girls ' sports 1-2, Social Cultural board 4. STAN PHILIP DON PHILLIPS JIM PHILLIPS Football 1-4, golf 1. STANLEY PHILLIPS Football 1-4, track 1-4, sports blocks. WALLIS PHILLIPS STEPHEN PHILLIPS Transfer from Los Angeles. GLORIA PICKERING RUTH PIERCE Legislature 2, girls ' sports 1-4, School Spirit board 3-4, secretary 4, Pep club secretary 4, junior prom committee, .senior ball committee, service block, sports block. DONNA POE Admin secretary 2, CSF 2-3, girls ' sports 1-2, sports block. 77 MARILYN POGGI Block C 3-4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block. EARL POGUE FTA 1, Science Fair 3, Advanced Science club 3-4, Chess club 3-4, wrestling 1-4, sports block. SANDY POMEROY Junior Red Cross I. Big Sisters 2, girls ' sports 1-2, sports block. LAWRENCE POORE Admin president 1, water polo 1. MIKE POWERS Basketball 1-4 tennis 3, sports blocks. ELLEN PRICE Transfer from Gathrie high school, Gathrie, Oklahoma. SUSAN QUICK BERT RADISCH Advanced Science club 2-4. president 4, Elec- tronics club, president 4, Science Fair 3-4. JOHN RAPACH Advainced Science club 2-4, swimming 2-4, sports block, 1st place — 1960 Science Fair, 3rd place — 1959 Science Fair. LINDA RATLIFF MAURICE RAY LYNNE RETALLICK Girls ' sports 1, FTA 3-4, secretary 4, national Affairs association 4. Inter- ALICE REYNOLDS Carlmonitor 1-4, Vistas 2-3, aquaganza 1, TOCS 1, Scotties 1-4, girls ' sports 1-4, An- nie Get Your Gun 3 legislature 3-4, Jr. prom com. chairman. Constitutional Review com. 4, service block, admin block, sports block. DIANA RHODES Aquaganza 1, girls sports 1-2, swim show 3-4, Pep club 4, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, .service block. KAREN RINAMAN Legislature 2-3. DANIEL RITTENHOUSE BRITT ROBILLARD Transfer from Great Neck high school. New York 4. BRENT ROBLES Choir 3-4, a cappella 3-4. yQ 79 KAREN ROBINSON KEN ROBINSON DONALD ROCCO Band 3-4. PEGGY ROBERTS Girls ' sports 1-3, Block C , Pep club 4. STEVEN ROGER Transfer from Cupertino 2. Vistas 2-4. editor 4, legislature 3, admin vice-pres. 4. Welfare board 4, CSF 2-4. TOCS 3-4, pres. 4, Silver Whistle 2, Little Foxes 3, service block, STEVE ROSENSTOCK Golf 1, band 2-4, a cappella 2-4, Carlmoni- tor 2. JAMES ROUMASSET Band 1-4, swimming 1-4, CSF 1-4, Block C . boys ' sports board 4, secretary 2, Finance board 4, senior ball committee, sports block, service block. RICHARD RUSH A cappella 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3. LESLIE RUSSELL TOCS 1, girls ' sports 1-2, admin secretary 2-3, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Witness for the Prosecution , student director 4. GEORGE SAAM Assistant Social-Culture commissioner 4, Chess club 3-4. FTA 4. JESS SALEM Advanced Science club 2. MICHAEL SANDERS SANDY SANDERS Engineering club 3-4, cross country 1, track 1, basketball 2, sports block. JIM SARAFINSKI LESLIE SARLE Senior ball committee, a cappella 4, admin secretary-treasurer 1, admin pres. 2, admin vice-pres. 3. LYNNE SCHAFFER Scotties 1, girls ' sports TOCS 4. 1-2. Pep club 4, NINA SCHARMAN Highland fling skit committee 1, Sadie Haw- kins dance committee 4, fashion show 1, 3, Junior Statesmen 2, Scotties 1-2, Noon Rec board 4, CSF 3, legislature 2, admin secretary 1, girls ' sports 1-2, Block C , service block. NADINE SCHENONE Scotties 1, choral 1-3, admin secretary 1, leg- islature 1-2, girls ' sports 1. RICHARD SCHLATTER VALERIE SCHLITZ Scotties 1-3, admin secretary 1-2, a cappella 3-4, girls ' sports 1-3, senior ball committee, sports block, service block. ARMAND SCHMEICHEL Legislature 1, Junior Statesmen 2, track 1-4, cross country 2, Key club 4, sports block. MICHAEL SCHMID Admin vice-president 1-2, block. football 1-2, sports PAMELA SCHMITZ Choral 2-4, senior ball committee 4, admin .secretary 2, Social Cultural board, CALVIN SCHNEIDER 80 LOUIS SCHWANENFLUGEL Annie Get Your Gun 3. JANE SCOTT Freshman board, admin president 1, girls ' sports 1, point recording secretary. MICHAEL SEARS Freshman fun nite, football concessions 1-2, admin president 1-3, freshman class president, student body president 4, football 1-4, basket- ball 1-4, track 1-4, sports blocks, admin blocks, service block. SANDRA SEELY Festival day committee, jr. prom committee, sr. ball committee, pompon girl 1-4, girl.s ' choral, Christma.s program . ' !-4, School Spirit board 1-4, Pep club 4, legislature 2, girls ' .sports 1-2, junior class vice-president, admin president 4. PAUL SEIBOLD PAT SHANNON LINDA SHAW MIKE SHAW JUDITH SETTLEMYER PHILIP SHECTER Vistas, Carlmonitor 3, TOCS 1-4, pres. 3, In- ternational Affairs association 4, CAAMA 4, legislature 2, basketball 1, service block. DAVE SHEPPARD Football 1, track manager 1, baseball 2. GLEN SHERLOCK BRUCE SHERMAN International Affairs association 3, Sadie Hawkins dance committee 4, Key club treas- urer 4, senior ball committee. Finance board 4, service block. TRAVIS SILVA GARY SILVER Astronomy club 1-2, constitutional revision committee 4, legislature 3-4, track 2-4, bas- ketball 2, sports block. BONNIEBELLE SINDEL Festival day skit committee 1, Scotties 2-3, Vistas, girls ' sports 1-3. DIANE SKANDERUP Senior ball committee, girls ' sports. DAVID SMITH Band 1-4, Rifle club 1-2, baseball 1, service blocks. g GWEN SMITH Transfer from Herbert Hoover high school in Glendale, Calif., Finance board 3, Welfare board 4, junior play committee, senior ball committee, Scotties 4, girls ' sports 4. LINDA SMITH Festival day com. 2, junior prom com., sen- ior ball com., legislature 4, choir 3-4, TOCS 3-4, Echoes 3, International Affairs associa- tion 3-4, FTA 1, Scotties 2, Junior Red Cross 2, Pep club 4, girls ' sports 1-3. NAN SMITH TOCS 1, Scotties 1-2, Pep club 4, junior prom com., senior ball com.. Home Ec fashion show 1-3, Commissioner of School Spirit 4, legis- lature 1-4, girls ' sports 4, Annie Get Your Gun 3. KEITH SNIDER Man Who Came to Dinner 1, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Witness for the Prosecu- tion 4. ROBERT SOHL Chess club 2, Astronomy club 2, Advanced Science club 2-3. LEILANI SPENCER Festival day 1, School Spirit board 2-4, junior prom committee. Home Ec fashion show 3, Pep club 4j Scotties 2, freshman class sec- treas., admm sec. 1, cheerleader 2-4, girls ' sports 1-2, admin block, sports block. Sports Queen 4. SUE SPENNY Home Ec fashion show 3, junior prom com- mittee, senior ball committee. Pep club 4, FTA 2, Scotties 1-3, Social Cultural board 2, admin sec.-treas. 3, girls ' sports 1. GEORGE SPIEGELBERG Basketball 2-4, Rifle club 3. DOUGLAS STANBRIDGE Basketball 1-3, sports block. MIKE STANLEY Admin vice-president 2, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 1-4, football 3, sports blocks. HELEN STEBBINS Legislature 1, junior prom committee 3. senior ball committee, Witness for the Prosecution 4, Pep club 4, service block. MARGARET STETSON CLYDA STEVENS Aquaganza 1, Annie Get Your Gun 3, jun- ior prom committee. Block C 3-4, legisla- ture 2-4, CGA president 4, girls ' sports 2-4, admin block, sports block. GARY STEVENS Track 1, basketball 1. DENNIS STEVENSON g2 Festival day committee 1, admin president 1, 3, cla.ss boards 1, 3, junior prom committee. ' 1 RON STILLWELL Admin president 3-4, class boards 3-4, legis- lature 3, water polo 2. CAROLE STONE Junior Achievement 2, Business club 2-4, senior ball committee, service blocks. FRED STONE SUE STONER PENNY STRAUSS Dance club 1, Big Sisters 1-2, School Spirit board 3-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, a cap- pella 3-4, aquaganza 1, legislature 1-2, varsity cheerleader 3, girls ' .sports 1, service blocks, admin block, admin .sec.-treas. 1-4. JAMES STUMBAUGH Football 2-4. Block C . LARRY SUDDJIAN Water polo 1, swimming 3-4. sports, JOHN SULLIVAN CHERYL SW ANSON LINDA TABEL JAY TAYLOR ROBERTA THEURIOT 83 CAROLYN THOMAS WILLIAM THURMAN Legislature 1, football 1-4, baseball 1. LINDA TILLMAN i LINDA TOLLEY BARBARA TRACER Legislature 3-4, Witness for the Prosecution 4, senior ball committee, Caduceus club 2, Big Sisters 4, Scotties 3-4, girls ' sports 1-3, fiscal control board 4. FRANK TRAVERNA Baseball 1, track 1, RICHARD TRA VERSO Social Cultural board 4, baseball, water polo, sports blocks. RICHARD TRA VERSO GAIL TURKNETTE Choral 1, Junior Statesmen 1-2, Drama club 2-4, girls ' sports 2, junior prom committee, senior ball committee. RAYMOND TURNER Basketball 2, junior varsity 4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, Witness for the Prosecution 4, service block. DORREN UNGER RUSS VANDERHURST Swimming 1, football 2. TRAVIS VORIS Astronomy club 1-2, track 2-4 basketball 2, track 2-4, sports block. CAROL VAN BRIGGLE Admin .secretary 2, Social Cultural board 3, School Spirit board 3, Block C 4, senior ball committee, girls ' sports, sports block. ROBERT VAN PATTEN Carlmonitor 1-2, Camera club 1, TOCS 1-3, Foreign Affairs association 4, junior prom committee. RANDE VAUSE Transfer from Arroyo high school, San Lor- enzo. Calif. 3, CSF 1-2, football 1-3, base- ball 1-2, basketball 3, boys ' sports board 4, International Affairs association 4. GARY VOWLES BONNIE WALDIER Aquaganza 1, Big Sister 3, freshman class vice-president, legislature 1-3, admin president 4. girls ' sports 1-2, 4, admin blocks, sports block. 84 MARYANNE WALLACE Transfer from Houston, Texas 1, admin vice- president 3. girls ' sports 1-4. tribunal secre- tary 4, Block C 4, sports block, service block. CAROL WALLART JIM WALTZ Junior wrestling 3-4, sports block. JUDITH WARDEN TOCS 1, Big Sisters 1-2, 4, legislature 1-2, 4, sophomore board, girls ' sports 1-4, girls ' chorus 3-4, Block C 3-4, vice-president 4. chair- man of Constitutional Review committee 4, sports block. LINDA WARNER Scotties 2. girls ' sports 2. LAVONNE WARREN Transfer from South San Francisco high school 2, Scotties 2-3, Pep club 4, senior ball committee. VAUGHN WARRINER JACQUELINE WASLEY Scotties 1-3, girls ' sports 1-3, junior prom planning committee. JAY WATSON Rifle club 1, band 2-4, swimming 1-4, water polo 2-4, admin vice-president 4. service block, sports blocks. I LOENA WATSON Finance board. NAN WEAVER Scotties 2-3, tribunal 2, girls ' sports 2-4. CSF 3-4, Noon Rec board 3, Welfare commissioner 4, legislature 3, service block, admin block, sports block. FRANCES WEBB School Spirit board 2, Festival day committee 2, frosh-soph cheerleader 2, admin class sec- retary 3, senior ball committee, girls ' sports 1-2, 4, sports block, admin block. 85 DANIEL WEIS CSF 2-4, cross country 2-4, track 2-4, Ad- vanced Science club. WILLIAM WELLS Advanced band 2-3, track 1, gymnastics 4, junior admin president. ALBERTA WETHERELL Girls ' sports 1-3. LINDA WIEMAN Legislature 1, Psychology club 1-2, admin president 3-4, CAAMA 3, junior board, sen- ior board, junior prom committee, advanced dance class 4, International Affairs associa- tion 4, girls ' sports 1, 3. GEORGE WILDER RICHARD WILCOX Highland fling committee 2, sophomore board, junior board. School Spirit board 3, a cap- pella 2-4, Annie Get Your Gun 3, football 2-4, senior ball committee, sports block, serv- ice block. PAMELA WILLIAMS Choral 1-4, Pep club 4, girls ' sports 1-2, sen- ior ball committee, service block. JIM WILLIAMSON Swing choir 2-4, a cappella choir 2-4, junior admin president 3, junior board, varsity base- ball 3-4, service block, sports block. JUDI WILLS Band 1-4, girls ' sports 1-2, Art club 2-3, legis- lature 2, service blocks. GENE WILSON SUSAN WILSON Transfer from Woodside high school, CSF 3, Block C 4, National Merit scholarship semi-finalist, sports block. BILL WINDLE DAVE WING SUSAN WHITAKER Scotties 1-4, TOCS 1, girls ' sports 1-4, Noon Rec board 3, legislature 3-4, junior prom com- mitte, senior ball committee, sports block. STEVE WHITCOMB SHARON WHITE Advanced girls ' chorus 1, Scotties 1-2, Fi nance board 2, 3, girls ' sports 1. JUDY WIRGLER A cappella 3-4. Business club 2-4. president 4. .service blocks. SUSAN WITHERS Scotties 2, admin secretary 2, Witness for the Prosecution 4. Pep club 4. 86 THOMAS WOLD Transfer from Issaquah junior high school. Washington, Art club 3, Echoes 3. MAROLYN WONG Admin secretary 1-2, admin president 4. jun- ior prom committee, senior board. School Spirit b oard 4, Big Sisters 4. JERILYNN WOOD Vistas 1-3, legislature 2-3, junior prom com- mittee, senior ball committee, girls ' .sports 1-2, Welfare board 4, PAMELA WOODWARD Transfer from Thayer Academy. Braintree. Massachusetts. JOE WYNNE Basketball 1-4, track 1-4, sports blocks. LADD C. YAEGER GARY C. YOUNG MAY YOUNG TOCS 2-4, CAAMA 2-4. girls ' sports. GLENN A. YOUNG Band 1-4, dance band 1-4, orchestra 3, a cap pella choir 3-4, cross country 3, service block NANCY R. YOUNG JOHN C. ZEH Leglisature 3, football 2, sports block. BEVERLY ZIEGLER 87 Seniors surfed on the Isle of Dreams for their senior ball, March 25, at the Elk ' s club in San Mateo. Three hundred couples danced to the music of Bob Emerson ' s 11 -piece band, and later in the evening, they saw IDiane Markley crowned queen of the ball. Pre-ball activities found Carlmont seniors dining and partying at various spots on the peninsula and breezing to the dance anytime up to 10:30 p.m. After the dance, some couples met a conservative 3:00 a.m. deadline. Oth- ers kept going all the next day. QUEEN DIANE MARKLEY AND JIM SARAFINSKI 89 ar?d Glub|) 90 Student Government The main branch of student govern- ment at Carlmont is the legislature. Once a month, representatives elected from the admin classes convene in the library to discuss common problems and enact legislative measures to solve them. Student Court A student who is caught eating in t he halls receives an ominous orange summons telling him to appear before the court. The student court is not the front for a secret police organization. On the contrary, it attempts to identify itself with true institutions of justice: Parli- ament, the House of Burgesses and, ac- cording to some, the Spanish Inquisi- tion. MIKE SEARS Student-body President PETE HALLGRIMSON Student-body Vice-President LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Simoni, Sandy McDaniels, Maryanne Wallace, John Hadreas. Sandy Neff, Pete Hadreas, Owen White. Not Shown: Carolyn Chan. Social Cultural Board FIRST ROW: Cheryl Tomasello, Vicky Lye, Jan Dye, Debby Daley, Sue Anderson. SECOND ROW: Kathy Robbins, Sue Nackord, Pat Brady, George Saam, Sue Moore, Pete Albin, Ka- lane Larsen. School Spi ' ' it Board The Social- Cultural Board has the job of promoting sociability and cul- ture at Carlmont. The board ' s progress in the first field was debatable, but they succeeded notably in the second by presenting high quality assemblies to the students during the year. JAN DYE Sparking interest in sports events was still the main duty of the School Spirit Board. Rooters, both at rallies and games, were encouraged to yell louder, longer, and more enthusiastic- ally. This practice had the effect of in- spiring players to win games, including an upset win over Cubberley. FIRST ROW: Pat Blum, Sandy Seely, Madelaine Brown, Judy Markley, Joan Sierman, Leilani Spencer. SECOND ROW: Ruth Pierce, Pam Grant, Callye Higbee, Karen Magnuson, Sherry Mahoney, Marilyn McCain, Linda Shaw. THIRD ROW: Maro- lyn Wong, Sue Brandt, Penny Strauss, Paige Mercier, Adrienne Aldridge, Pat Terill, Maureen Greene. 94 Welfare Board The main job of the Welfare Board is to enforce student-body laws and regulations. Other responsibilities in- clude the annual car check and regis- tration, hall monitoring, locker checks, and the observance of ofE-campus be- havior of Carlmont students. FIRST ROW: Nan Weaver, Adria Hockley, Darlene Grovers, Joyce Ertola, Marge Brown, Karen Rinaman. SECOND ROW: Steve Roger. Rod Dorinson, Norene Stone, Robin Bledsoe, Gwen Smith, Michele Kreamer, Michael Paul, Richard Traverse. NAN WEAVER Finance Board DOUG CAMPBELL The Finance Board enacted several new programs this year. Student-body cards, sold out of the admin classes, could be purchased on credit, and the sale of class pictures was also trans- ferred from the classroom. The board also approved all money- making activities and scheduled their dates. FIRST ROW: Bruce Sherman, Janie James, Sharon Solomon, Steve Yeghoian. SECOND ROW: Rande Vause, Douglas Campbell, Ray- mond Turner, Warren Sabak. 95 Noon-Rec Board The Noon-Rec Board does just what the name implies — plan noon-time recreation. The board ' s main duties were to book noon movies, put on the Sadie Hawkins dance, and organize the annual Homecoming Queen con- test.- FIRST ROW: Sue Griffith, Ruth Pierce, Sue Quick, Nina Scharman, Joan Kirstine, Mary Miles, Francil Johanson. SECOND ROW: Linda Ellis, Sue Dickman, Frances Judd, Mary Milson, Narda Kaiser, Cheryl Neilsen, Beth Huebler, Bonnie Lyman. Virginia Wright, Gayle Crowe. SUE QUICK Publicity Board JUDY WILLS Publicizing the activities of oth- er school boards is the main job of the Publicity Board. The board uses many techniques to achieve this goal: banners, posters, and catchy tags that dazzle the student and drive him wild with a desire to become well-informed of the activ- ities of the school boards. FIRST ROW: Linda Markham, Penny Dahl, Sandi McDaniel, Linda Beattie. SECOND ROW: Judy Allen, Pat McGinnis, Judi Wills, Janet Wolfe. 96 Girls ' Sports Board The main purpose of the Girls ' Sports Board this year was to spon- sor after-school sports. Commis- sioner Terry Hay and her six- member board acted as managers in hockey, basketball, volleyball, swimming, and softball. The ice cream machines in the gym corri- dor made the board self-support- ing. FIRST ROW: Sandy Neff, Diane Dougherty, Janie James. Val Judd. Terry Hay, Maryanne Wallace. Boys ' Sports Board RICH BRUZZA FIRST ROW: Jim Roumasset, Richard Bruzza, Jack Hoxie. SECOND ROW: Rande Vause, Joe Wvnne, John Coie, Steve Gonsiorowski, Coach Bill Hurst. Rich Bruzza and his seven-man Boys ' Sports Board sold programs at football games and placed two Carlmont Hall of Fame banners in the gym. The board earned more on programs at the first game than it did in all games last year. The board received additional income from the milk machine in the boys ' locker room. 97 A determined staff of indi- viduals assembled Vistas ' 61. They were determined, that is, to get their name in print at least twice; once at the begin- ing of the book and again in this story. Co-editors Steve Roger and Larry Hoffman directed a staff that included sports editor Karl Thunemann, staff writer Dee EDITOR STEVE ROGER, MR. GOLDMAN, DEE HANSEN Hansen, photographers Gene Bailard, Walter Jacoby, Fred Garcia, and Ed Sherry; typists and indexing, Joanne Billings, Shirley Mann and Paul Car- son; sales and accounting, Ron- nie Frankel; and art editor Mike O ' Rourke. Dick Page and Judy Marsh handled advertising. SALES MANAGER RONNIE FRANKEL JOANNE BILLINGS, PAUL CARSON, EDITOR LARRY HOFFMAN DEE HANSEN AND KARL THUNEMANN EDITOR KETTERMAN, LYNNA GAY, KAREN CHRISTIANSEN 100 The advanced journalism class, head- ed by editor Vanna Kettermann, la- bored valiantly to publish 16 issues of Carlmont ' s student newspaper, the Carlmonitor. Other staff members included Lynna Gay, assistant editor; Virginia Grazi- ani, feature editor; Karen Christian- sen, news editor; John Coie, sports ed- itor; Karl Thunemann, assistant sports editor; and Terry Maynard, advertis- ing. STAFF MEMBERS PATRICK, GRAZIANl, AND HANSEN THE TRIUMVIRATE: TRUCE, HENSEN, AND COIE Wandering troubleshooters with no titles included Joe Truce, Sharon Solo- mon, Dee Hansen and Jeanne Patrick. Helping out the advanced journalism class by covering club beats were Jour- nalism I students Kathv Knight, Jan- ice Blomquist, Sandra Camobell, John Church, Diane Harrelson. Robert Kil- course, Valarye Lagan, Cynthia Mor- riss, Georgia Silar, Michael Stanton, Bob Wood and Nancy Wiley. MR. GOLDMAN MODELS HAIRCUT FOR SOLOMON AND THUNEMANN 101 Exchange Students MECHTILD KOENIG Exchange students Mechtild Koenig, Germany, and Takashi Iwamoto, Ja- pan, kept busy speaking to various groups, going to school, and learning such great American customs as eat- ing ice cream for lunch. TAKASHI IWAMOTO FIRST ROW: Edi DeStefano, Sue Hadady, Kalane Larsen, Linda Wieman, Mimi Lane, Virginia Amesbury, Barbara Hay- ler. Sue Griffith, Sharon Harvey. SECOND ROW: Vanna Ketterman, Kristi Cole, Linda Smith, Connie King, Pam Bur- field, Pat Bower, Lynne Retallick, Loraine Jackson, Michele Mullen, Johannia Lunn, Nan Fernald, Robin Mighell. THIRD ROW: Jerry Allen, Bob Peterson, Warren Sabak, Bob Van Patten, Phil Shecter, Raymond Turner, Rande Vause, Douglas Campbell, Fred Nelson, Johnathan Miles, Jeffery Fait, Donald Dietz, Richard Page, Jhan Duggar, David Dorrance, Ken Hoop. International Affairs Association The International Affairs Associa- tion, in its first full year of activity, sponsored a U.N. assembly in which noted commentator William L. Winter outlined the horrors of nuclear war and the need of a world government. Stu- dent speakers Dee Hansen and Vanna Kettermann discussed the failures and successes of the United Nations. Under the leadership of adviser Phil Arnot, members participated in weekly sessions, which included films, lectures, recordings, and discussions of world events. 102 Scot Travelers JEFF FALT Seniors Linda Hoist, who went to Switzerland, and Jeff Fait, who visited England, returned from their 1960 summer abroad to tour the rubber- chicken circuit and tell of their expe- riences. They spoke at assemblies, club meetings, in language classes, and at many other non-school activities. LINDA HOLST FIRST ROW: Jaime Robles, Edi De Stefano, Nomie Stone, Bev (ireen, Michelle Couchot, Takastii Iwamoto, Pam Haw- ley, Maurna Houlihan, Betsy Jones, May Young, Marcia Smith, Linda Hoist. SECOND ROW: Teri Boucher, Diane Dougherty, Kathy Morris, Sharon Gulp, Karen Horvath, Gay Heeb, Pamela Jones, Gynthia Morriss, Laura Kimble, Mari- anne Emery, Eileen Hannel, Gheryl Neilsen, Susan Pratt. Garolyn Judd, Gail Retallick. Steve Barthold. THIRD ROW: Warren Sabak, Louise Goddard, Judy Simoni, Melinda Jones, Mechtild Koenig, Linda Ice, JoAnne Guidi, Sue Hadady, Shirley Mann, Steve Roger, Linda Smith, Garolyn Ghan, Phyllis Kuehn, Lynne Schaffer, Garol Hinrichs, Phil Shecter, Judy Clark, Tommy Astrella, Jeffrey Fait. T.O.C.S. TOCS began full force on an inform- ative program designed to instruct club members in the customs and cultures of other lands. An effort was made to obtain a guest speaker for every meeting, and the for- eign exchange students gave generous- ly of their time in this capacity. The club also sponsored an assembly in which a trip around the world was dramatized. 103 FIRST ROW: Carole Burbank. Toni Mackey, Carol Lawrence. Carolyn Thomas, Elsie Mully, Bonnie Lyman, Judy Wirgler. SECOND ROW: Linda Tabel, Marie Gyllenskog, Vicky Lye, Carole Stone, Carol Hen- richs, Kathy Lorets, Donna MacCallum, Roda Ritchie, Harry Pancoast. Business Club Helping prospective businessmen and women to be more fully aware of the economic life of America was the main job of faculty adviser Don Teani and club president Judy Wirgler. A potluck dinner and cookie sale were held to sponsor movies and field trips. Guest speakers lectured on sub- jects dealing with business and its ap- plications in American life. Key Club Besides helping the noon-rec decor- ate the gym for several dances, the Key club started a boys ' rooting sec- tion at football games and sponsored the first Turkey Trot, a five-mile foot race to San Carlos high school. The winner received a live turkey, and the losers each received an egg. FIRST ROW: Doug Merrit, Doug Mueller, Gerald Gress, Bruce Sherman. SECOND ROW: Warren Sabak, Doug Stanbridge, Les Henry, Jim Newman, Bruce McCormick, Fred Garcia. THIRD ROW: Pete Hadreas, Berry Ansoldo, Malcolm Otterson, Karl Beckel, David Lorensen, Bruce Larsen, Frank Addison, Joe Hughes, Steve Hardold, Armand Schmeichel, John Pope, adviser. 104 FIRST ROW: Andv Austin, Mike Betts, Larry Wright, Barry Harris, Larrv WelliiiK, Rotter Von Hofer. SECOND ROW: Paul Grif, Larry Fox, Bob Kilcourse, Robert Morrison, Robert Wright, John Harvey. THIRD ROW: James Lindholm, adviser, Roger Morke, John Cook, Steve Ewing, Jerry Hol- brook, Charles Accurso, adviser. Rifle Club Carlmont ' s Rifle club enjoyed a full year of target shooting and handling of shoulder weapons. Periodical shoot- ing sessions were held in the gym. Engineering Club The Carlmont Engineering club spent a busy year becoming better ac- quainted with the many changes in industry related to the field of engin- eering. Adviser ' Carol Jensen helped club members by informing them of college opportunities and industry placement. FIRST ROW: Ed Howes, Chuck Montero, Boni Chapman, Mike Powers. SECOND ROW: Dave Shepard, Doug Stanbridge, Bill Mahoney, Frank Ambra, Dan Rittenhouse, Rich Bruzza. LAST ROW: Benny Cambron, Keith Johnston, Ray Turner, Gary Carlson, Doug Hull. FIRST ROW: Craig Karpilow, Richard Dorrance, John Rapach, Karen Horvath, Richard Pogue, David Attwood. BACK ROW: Earl Pogue, Dan Weis, David Dorrance, Ken Perkins, Bert Radisch. Advanced Science Member participation set the pace for this year ' s Advanced Science Club. Twice a month the club convened and heard a lecture by one of the mem- bers on a scientific subject of his own choosing. The group also attended the CaU- fomia district science fair in San Fran- cisco. Big Sisters Whenever a new student enters Carlmont, a cry goes up for Big Sisters. This refers to a group of girls from all four classes who undertake the job of showing all newly arrived students around the school and making them feel welcome. 106 FIRST ROW: Judy Trager, Jan Blomquist, Vicki Boudin, Dottie Sharp, Melinda McCloughlin, Bonnie Lyman, Karen Jens en, Sharon Salberg, Jeannie Nolan. SECOND ROW: Barbara Trager, Corkie Con- vey, Kathy Robbins, Sue Hadaday, Kim Petit, Karen Kimberlain, Judy Warden. THIRD ROW: Sharon Clark, Edy De Stefano, Penny Williams, Linda Smith, Barbara Nelson, Maureen Green. FOURTH ROW: Mary Miles, Malinda Sullivan, Sharon McCauglin, Judy Lee, Marilyn Wong, Ruth Pierce. FIFTH ROW: Pat Banker, Julie Cagle, Judy Simoni, Pat Bond, Mary Amo, Cheryl Swanson, Kit Broderstein. FIRST ROW: Pam Schlocker, JoAnne Guidi, Linda Hoist, Vanna Ketterman, Pat Bower, Diane Griffiths, Mrs. Hull, Robert Avres. SECOND ROW: Janie James, Cheryl Swanson, Marilyn Coons, Kristi Cole, Nan Weaver, Robin Mighell, Robin Bledsoe, Norene Stone, Bill Wingren, Warren Sabak, Martin Allan. THIRD ROW: Bob Redli, Steve Roger, Robert Wright, Dan Weis, Diane Dougherty, Nan Fernald, Barbara Hayler, Pete Hadreas, Jim Peirog, Paul GriflBn, Bill Mahoney, Jim Trenholme. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federa- tion sponsored the annual College day when students and parents met repre- sentatives from five Bay-area colleges. Later in the year, the group took a guided tour of the Cal campus at Berkeley. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America, under faculty adviser Albertus Neihuis, got off to a roaring start this year by sponsoring a potluck dinner and cookie sale. Various activities were planned by FTA president Jerry Allen and his eight members, such as having guest speakers talk on education and pre- senting films dealing with the problem of teacher shortages. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Olson, Vicky Lye, Sue Anderson. SECOND ROW: Peter Albin, Jerry Allen. 107 FIRST ROW: Norene Stone, Valarye Lagan, Judy Marsh, Vicki Boudin, Sherrie Moore, Judy Seibold, Corky Convey, Cheryl Tomasello, Marge Brown, Sue Whitaker. SECOND ROW: Diane Dougherty, Dotty Sharp, J udy Trager, Jan Blom- quist, Sharon Sahlberg, Sharon Clark, Mary Miles, Beth Huebler, Harolyn Heeb, Michelle Couchot, Judy Rashleger. THIRD ROW: Sandy Neff, Berit Paulin, Kalane Larsen, Jan Crawford, Gwen Smith, Donna George, Kay Kurtz, Connie Cook, Mardean Neighbor, Carol Clapp, Barbara Trager. FIRST ROW: Joan Stetson, May Young, Robin Mighell. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Ay res, David Dorrance. Scotties Scotties, the Carlmont girls ' service organization, hosted at several func- tions during the year, including Back- to-School night. Open House, the Christmas dance, and the Spring Con- cert. The club also sponsored a Christmas basket for a needy family. C.A.A.M.A. The CAAMA enjoyed a full year of music appreciation that covered ev- erything from Rimsky-Korsakov to Ahmad Jahmal. An attempt was made to create an informal atmosphere at meetings, al- lowing club members to drop by and do their homework or play chess while listening to the music. Creative Writers The Creative Writers club, new to Carlmont this year, worked hard to turn out four issues of their Hterary magazine, Twig. The pubUcation was headed by edi- tor Dave Dorrance and a small edi- torial board, who screened entries sub- mitted by aspiring young writers. Pep Club The newly formed Pep club initiated a host of activities to boost school spir- it and confidence before big games. The biggest job was the posting of signs around the campus, reminding passersby of the forth-coming events and urging them to get behind the team by rooting at the games. FIRST ROW: Ken Hoop, Virginia Graziani, Barbara Hayler. SEC- OND ROW: Editor Dave Dorrence, Karolyn Kirby. BACK: Carl Holmberg. FIRST ROW: Sue Rogers, Sherrie Carlson, Lynn Armstrong, Elizabeth Guarino, Maureen Greene, Nan Smith, Ruth Pierce, Linda Shaw, Joan Sierman, Ruby Kidd, Leilani Spencer, Callye Higbee, Marilyn McCain. SECOND ROW: Diane Kreamer, Vanna Ketterman, Terry Hay, Peggy Roberts, Joyce Murphy, Helen Stebbins, Judi Hansen, Judy Marsh, Famkie Lindeburg, Dede Cole, Karen Kimberlin, Diane Rhodes, Sue Brandt, Paige Mercier, Judy Markley. THIRD ROW: Nancy Jo Wiley, Sandy Tice, Gladys Pava, Sharon Harvey, Sue Griffith, Linda Ellis, Gina Nelson, Kathy Hagop- ian, Linda Shinzzy, Susan Warrick, Barbara Warden, Lorie Brown, Sharon Walton, Karen Magnuson. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Seely, Madelaine Brovm, Sherry Mahoney, Narda Kaiser, Wallace Bermett, Kathy Malouf, Karen Katz, Kathy Dunn, Penney Owen, Cynthia Ellsworth, Jane Ziegler, Pat Terrill. Homemaking FIRST ROW: Sue Anderson, Jackie Waslev, Sue Spenny, Alice Kram- pert. Line Leake. BACK ROW: Martha Kyne, Judy Elloit, Marie Gyl- lenskog, Kathy Loretz, Bonnie Lyman, Diane Nunez. Mrs. Impie Lag- eson, adviser. We will use our homemaking skills to better our school. This is the goal of the Home Economics club, which met once a month this year, under the leadership of Mrs. Impie Lageson. The club is designed to give girls interested in home economics a chance to put their skills to good use. SEATED: Michael Paul. FIRST ROW: Rod Dorrance, Janice Boostrum, Ray Turner, Robert Bobinett, adviser. SECOND ROW: Jeff Crosley, Mike Meaks, Bill Gentry. Audio-Visual Crew The A-V crew played the role of trouble shooters this year. They were on call during every school day, ready to supply audio-visual equipment to frustrated teachers and to repair faulty public address systems at rallies and assemblies. no Electronics More interest in electronics at Carl- mont provided the current which kept the Electronics Club running this year. Monthly meetings covered the dev- elopment and design of various elec- tronic equipment. Dave Kert, Bill Howell, Dave Vallerga, Bert Radisch, adviser Ray Gotthold, Howard Elder. Caduceus Students interested in the medical profession and related fields composed the membership of the Carlmont Ca- deuces Club. The organization attempted to answer member inquiries about the medical field and encouraged students to investigate nursing schools and other institutions offering advanced medical training. FIRST ROW: Mary Rice, Jeannie Watson, Marilynn Haldkiar, Michele Litzius, Karen Jones, Donna Migge. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bar- tholomew, Jan Scarry, Peggy Martin, Darlene Garden. 1 1 1 The big three of Carlmont ' s music department — band, orchestra and choir — performed extensively through- out the year. The band highUghted its season by staging the annual Band-O-Rama, March 23 and 24. The orchestra performed for special assemblies and entertained with the Carlmont Musicians FIRST ROW; Judy Wirgler, Linda Tabel, Lynda Pegueros, Bob Peri, Richard Church, Larry Schenfeld, Dan Mills, Peter Albin, Glenn Young, Jim Williamson, Valerie Jones, Marilyn Hall, Carolyn Pettit. SECOND ROW: Mary Doughty, Judy Long, Nancy Keesler, Linda Beattie, Don Larsen, Bob Parker, Jeff Meade, Don Leed, Paul Carson, Kay Lindner, Mechtild Koenig, Deen Mills. THIRD ROW: Christine Davis, Kathy Kelly, Kathleen Gough, Dana Mills, Pamela Strauss, Ann Hersom, John Baughman, Fred Stone, Steve Rosenstock, Richard Wilcox, Vickie Klitgaard, Sue Miller, Virginia Wright. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hoist, Mary Lou Conner, Valorie Schlitz, Sharon Schwind, Charles Myers, Richard Rush, Walt Myhre, Dave Ray, Claudia Farrow, Victoria Cassell, Kathleen Broderson. spring concert. The choir capped a successful season by singing at iDacca- laureate. Russell Reed directed all instrumen- tal music, and department head Ger- ald Einarsson led vocal music. 112 THE CARLMONT ORCHESTRA 113 114 117 FIRST ROW: Carole Perrotti, Narda Kaiser, Gladvs Pava. SEC- OND ROW: Kalane Larsen, Karen Magnuson, Sue Griffith, Linda El- lis. The junior board planned and co-ordinated several activ- ities, including the football re- freshment concession, the fall play, Witness for the Prosecu- tion, and Mystic Jade, the junior prom. Junior Officers SECRETARY LINDA ELLIS VICE PRESIDENT PETE HADREAS 118 119 Gordon, Darlene Gough, Kathleen Gould, Richard Grandy, Charles Graziani, Virginia Greco, Joseph Gress, Gerald Griffin, Paul Griffith, Susan Griffiths, Diane Guild, Marion Hasse, Nichole Hadady, Sue Hagenson, Diane Hadreas. Pete Hager, Roger Haldkiar. Marilyn Hall, Harlan Hammel, Cheryl Hampton, James Hansen, Dee Harlow, John Harvey. Sharon Hatak, Donna Hayden. Bill Hayler, Lewis Headley, Sharon Keck, Robert Keller, Diane Kelty, Mike Kemlar, Michele Kennedy, Jean Kerhulas, John Keys, Daniel Kilday, Dana Kingston, Jim Kirstine, Joan Knight, Kathleen Koons, Pat Kranchuk, Vera Kroes, John Kurtz, Kay Laidlaw, Vivian Lane, Leeann Lane, Tamara Lannin, Bob Larsen, Kalane Law, Nancy Leadley, Louise Leal, Larry Leard, Frank Lindner, Kay Liner, Rod Lipson, Judy Loftus, Joan Lorenzen, David Loretz, Kathy Lowe, Judy Low, Nanette Lucas, Norm Lufrano, Bill Lyman, Bonnie Lynn, Carroll MacCallum, Donna Madigan, Dan Magnuson, Karen Mahoney, Bill Mahoney, Sherry Mann, Shirley Mann, Shirli Markley, Judy Marklin, Jim Martin, Gordon Martin, Jenny Masen, Tim Mathers, Larry May, Richard McCartney, Kathy McBumey, Gene McCormick, Bruce McCreadie, Steve McKendrick, James McLaughlin, Clarie McLaughlin, Judy McLeod, David McPherson, Steve Meade, Je£E Meredith, Joel Merritt, IDoug Miles, Mary Neves, Ed Neighbor, Mardean Newman, Henry Nilson, Mary Niswander, Jack Nordstrom, Gerald Noble. Dale Nunez, Mitch Nunez, Mitch Odell, Linda Olanio, Lynn O ' Laughlin, Ken O ' Rourke, Michael Otterson, Malcolm Pancoast, Harry Parker, Christine Patrick, Jeanne Patterson, Steve PauL Michael Paulin, Berit Pava, Gladys Peck, Jim Peek, Judy Penzin, Beth Perrotti, Carole Pefros, Tom Petrovich, Yolanda Peterson, Diane Pettit, Carolyn Pierce, Larry Pierog, Jim Pollard, Nell Prara, Ray Proctor, Laurie Purpora, Charlie Quinn, Barb Ralya, Sue Ramos, Ray Rashleger, Judy Rhoads, Frederick Rider, Jim Ribera, Carmen Ritchie, Pat Ritchie, Rhoda Roberts. Bonnie 121 Robbins, Cathy Robinette, Ladona Robinson, Diane Rockwell, Al Ronning, Pedar Rose, Lynne Rosenquist, Eric Ryan, Barbara Saam, Eddie Sabak, Warren Sakelarios, George Sahlberg, Sharon Sandstrom, Sandra Sargent, Holly Scarry, Jan Schlief, Brian Schlocker, Pam Scholkowfsky, Sharon Schultz, Penny Schwartz, Joanne Schaldach, Robert Seibold, Judith Ann Seigart, Doris Sharp, Dona Sherry, Eddie Shields, Randy Shoaf, Phil Sholaas, Kathleen Short, Terry Sierman, Joan Simoni, Judy Singer, Bill Smith, Charles C. Smith, Charles P. Smith, Lynn Smith, Neils Smock, Gary Solomon, Sharon Sorrentino, Phyllis Stanker, John Steele, Sue Stenge, Sylva Stevenson, Judy Stirling, Stan Struthers, John Struzyk, Andrew Tanimonaco, Mike Taylor, La Von Teixeira, Pat Terrill, Pat Terrell, Terrjr Thomas, Melinda Thunemann, Karl Tiedemann, Donna Tomasello, Cheryl T red way, Ron Tremblay, Terry Trimble, Chris Trinta, Larry Truce, Joseph Tucker, Don Turcotte, John R. Turman, Carol Valentine, Steve Vandervoort, Norm Vasquez, Mary Wallace, Dave Wallace, Ronald Wallace, Steve Warren, Dale Watson, Bill Watson, Jeannie Webster, Bob Weiler, Pete A. White, Dick Whiteman, Gary Williams, Barbara Williams, Becky Williams, Bruce Williams, Lynda Wilson, Steve Winn, Don Wingren, Bill Wittenbrock, Tom Woo, Roxana Wood, Robert Woodward, Roger Wolfe, Janet Wollenberger, Mary Worden, Jim Wright, Wynne, Bob Yeghoian, Zem, Mary Lou Zipf, Bob Virginia Steve 123 JUNIOR PROM Mystic Jade Surrounded by an Oriental garden, 150 couples attended a most success- ful junior prom, Mj stic Jade, Feb- ruary 25. Committee chairmen included: re- freshments, Karen Magnuson; tickets and bids, Judy Markely and Sue Grif- fith; decorations, Virginia Wright; en- tertainment, Pete Hadreas; and pub- licity, Linda Beattie. CHEEKS CLING AMONG A SEA OF SCUFFS OH, BUT YOU DO HAVE A YACHT, DON ' T YOU? ' STOLID BHUDDA WATCHES QUIET GAS ALUMNUS ARVESON SHOWS HOW IT S DONE. YES, I KNOW IT ' S LATE, BUT YOU ' RE CRUSHING MY LEI. 126 The soph board, thwarted in their attempts to run conces- sions at sports events and fur- ther shelled by the failure of a soph fun nite, threw all their moneymaking efforts into a May 26 dance. DIANE DOUGHERTY JOHN MADSEN SANDY TICE EDI DE STEFANO Sophomore Officers PRESIDENT DIANE DOUGHERTY VICE-PRESIDENT PENNY WILLIAMS VICE-PRESIDENT PRISCILLA WRAY SECRETARY CYNTHIA ELLSWORTH 128 Emory, Cheryl Lynn Evans, Sally Ewing, Steve Eysser, Bill Fait, Julie Feitelber ;. Marilyn Fields, Dave Filipponi, Carole Finato, George Firpo, Virginia Fitzgerald, Liam Forcier, Carol F ' ox, Kent Fox, Larry Franklin, Lynn Franzella, Tom Fritz, Jean Freeland, Barbara Keller, Sally Ressler, Sherrie Keys. John Kidd, Ruby Kidder, Marilyn Kinne, Nancy Kirschner, Mike Knox. Elaine Koslosky. Mike 129 Krohn, Anna Marie Kurpieski, Joe Kurtz, Vicki Lagan, Valarye Lapin, Philip Larsen, IDon Larsen, Diane Larson, Diane Lehmer, Sharon Leight, Thomas Lewis, Mary Ellen Liebenberg, Stanley Lincoln, Jim Lind, Richard Lindsay, Dan Lindstrom, Teri Litzius, Michele Long, Grant Lett, Don Lucas, Laureen Lunn, Johanna MacDonald, Margaret Madrid, Carol Madsen . John Maloney, Sharon Manz, Kenneth Marsh, Dennis Martin, Allan Martin, Pat Martindale, Jim Mason, Toni Mateo, Marylou May, Cheryl McArthur, Ralph McBumey, Victor McCain, Marilyn 9 mi m H 1 McCaughan, Sharon McGilvary, Randy McHuron, Greg McKusick, Harrison McLaughlin, Melinda McNay, Dennis McNeill, Laura McQueen, Barbara McSweeney, Leon Mears, Micheal Merritt, Rich Miailovich, Claudette Migge, Donna Millar, Jean Miller, Richard Minto, Ken Mohr, Wayne Monahan, Carolyn Monoogan, Connie Monson, George Moraes, Roger Morena, Kathy Morey, Carolyn Morris, Kathleen Morriss, Cynthia Muir, Laraine-June Nackord, Dennis Nathan, Maynard Neal, John Nelson, Jack Nelson, Jeffrey Nesbit, Marlys Nunes, Diane Oakley, Diane Oberst, Marilyn O ' Brien. Mike Oliver, Glenda Olson, Gordon Orr, Bonnie Ostasiuk, Sharon Oftenstein, Joyce Otterson, Keith Ottino. Bill Overmhole, Callie Parish, Mary Lou Parker, Robert Parks, Sharon Pastorelli, Diane Pecar, Christine Peck, Nancy Pell, Barbara Ann John, Pequeros Perala, Denice Peri, Bob 130 Perucca, Philip Pike, Dave Plath, LeiJani Pogue, Richard Pratt, Susan Preftaltis, Paula Preston, Mary Pugh, Lonette Reddick, Warren Regli, Bob Reite, Edgar Reutlinger, Dan Reynders, Fred Rice, Jacquelyn Ricks, Greg Rideout, James Robbins, Karen Roberts, Donna Robertson, Dan Robertson, Sue Robinson, Nancy Ross, Jean Rugge, Trudy Russell, Larry Rutlege, Ronald Sachen, Anita Sadeler, Gerd SamaduroS, Ron Schenfeld, Larry Schlitz, Jan Schmorde, Cheryl Scribner, Lucille Seager, Paul Sears, David Sharp, Dotty Sherlock, Jerry Shipley, Wayne Shore. Mike Sievert, Sandra Silar, Georgia Silva, Frank Sletner, Gayle Smith, Barbara Smith, Bob Smith, Jim 9 Smith, Mike Smith, Pat Smith, Sandy Smith, Stanford Snyder, Diana Sorrentino, Anthony Sprague, Bob Stancil, Gay Stockbridge, David Stone, Norene Stanton. William Suddjian, Bob Suderman, Jack Sullivan, Linda Sullivan, Melinda Stayner, Jeannic Steele, Ken Stetson, Roberta f i Tantimonaco, Karen Taylor, Pamela Tent, Darlene Thomas, Margaret Thorns, Herman Thompson, Linda Tice, Sandy Torre, Gayle Jower, Francis Trager, Judy Trekell, Don Trekell, Doug Trenholme. Jim Prescott, Randlyn Turner, Stephanie Tyree, Julie Updegraff. Barbara Vallerga, David ft Valerga, Johrmy Van Buskrik, Pat Vami, Allan Vendith, Oscar Vanditti, Bemie Vitorelo, Joe Volz, Linda Von Ho£fen. Roger Voris. Susan JtKf ' T ' p ' - ©Mi Wright, Jim Wright, Ray Jon Wright, Robert Wylie, Nancy Ziegler, Jane Zobol, Bob Hyland, Chris Walls, Suzanne Warren, John Watson, Gene Watson, Jim Watts, John Weathers, John Webb, George Weber, Bob Weber, Rochelle Whiston, Judy Whitaker, Bob White, Elaine White, Owen Whiting, Russ Wickey, Tom Wiening, Eileen Wilcox, Tom Wiley, Nancy Jo Williams, John Williams, Peimy Wilson, David Wisnom, Diane Wolf, Norma Woodin, Dennis Woodman, Maryella WoodrufE, Kathy Wray, Priscilla 132 FIRST ROW: Marcella Maroney, Lynn Armstrong, Kathy Malouf, Don Cecchi. SECOND ROW: Joe Merritt, Jeff Miller, Dave Doidge, Jim Magnuson. Concessions at football and basketball games plus a jelly bean guessing contest at Easter in which two winners received free bunnies highlighted a sea- son of planning and activities for the frosh board. Freshman Officers PRESIDENT ANDY SEARS VICE-PRESIDENT DON CECCHI SECRETARY LYNN ARMSTRONG 133 Acheff, Mike Alger, Terry Allan, Shirley Amirkhan, John Anderson, Mar o Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Ron Angle, Cheryl Armstrong, Lynn Culp, Sharon Damlos, Barbara Damontc, Kathy Davis, Bob Davis, Carlene Davis, Kathi Davis, Steve Daybert, Stephen Deane, Jim 134 Dean, Pat Deane, Tom Dehne, Carl a DeWeese. Philip Diehl, Richard Dimore, Richard Dixon, Steve Doidge, Dave Donovan, Jeanne Elder, Howard Ellena, Sheila Ellis, Carolyn Emery, Carole Englbert, Sue Englebrecht, Jill Ernst, Gail Esse, Ted Fadden, Judy Hansen, Dave Harbaur, Nancy Harlow, Tom Harris, Barry Harry, Richard Harvey, John Headley, Gary Henderson, Patricia Hepple, Susan 135 Hess, Sue Hethershaw, Cherie Hillerby, Georgina Hill, Audrey Hilpisch, Betty Hinz, BUI Kite, Bill Hochstatter, Tod Ho£Eman, Catherine Horn, Kerry Houlihan, Mauma Hunt, Diana Hum, Garey Hutchings, Ivy Hyland, Nickk Iverson, Mary Jackson, Darlene Jackson, Peggy Jacoby, Walt Jenkins, Dick Jensen, JuUianne Johnson, Billie Jones, Bobbi Jones, Candace Jones, Clayton Jones, Mike Joronen, Cindy Judd, Carolyn Juergenson, Bart Justice, Ann Kalben, Alice Kamrar, Richard Kane, Etennis Karpilow, Craig Kassianov, Irene Katz, Karen Kempenich, Bob Kennedy, Beth Kennedy Bill Kennedy, Ruth Kepley, Karen Kert, David Keys, Carol Kimble, Laura Kinosian, Darlene Klingborg, Don Klingner, Donald Knight, David Koon, Arthur Kreamer, Diane Kuehn, Phyllis LaDue, Linda Lane, Sandra Langbein, Mary Larson, D. Larsen, Sharon Lanzara, Sue Larsen, Gary Larwill, Dolores Laub, Janis Leake, Laura Leake, Linda Leishnian, Trudy Lelo, Rick Lemmon, Byron Levy, Idell Lewellen, Katherine Lewis, Connie Lewis, Stephen Leyes, Patsy Libal, Gail Lindner, Bill Lipke, Mary Low, Leslie Lumley, Suzanne McAdams, Sandra McBumex.. Robert McCarthy. Don McClain, JoAnne McCoy, Parker McCracken, Mary Macaire. Jim Maynard, John Matthews, Jack MacMichael, Barbara Macdonald, Bill MacDougall, John Mateo, Lynda Maroney. Marcella McCreadie, Sandra 136 137 138 Worden, Barbara Yager, Signe Yankaus, Patrick Younger, Linda Zellner. Katharine Zusman, Jackie Zusman, Sherry i J t si ■P i T I 4 Van Ucll, Cathy Varni, Doug Wadsworth, Dennis Walden, Allen Walden, Dave Waldschmidt, Ronald Waller, Leonard Walter, Milton Waltom, Sharon Warriner, Phil Warrick, Susan Watson, Johnny Watters, Karla Webber, Nancy Wees, Emily Welling, Larry White, Patrick Whiteman, Dan Whitman Whitney, Wiedman Wik, Lee Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, Phillip Carol , Barbara Beverly Byron Janice Joan John Williams, Shirley Wilson, Gene Wilson, Larry Wilson, Ron Winhall, Jack Winter, Mike Wold, Susan Woodhall, Ed Woods, Keith 139 140 VOLUNTEERS MODEL NEW SHOW FASHIONS SILVER ' LIFE-SAVING CLASS A Year Filled with Fond Memories ONWARD GLORIOUS WOMEN ATHLETES ■SI BUSINESSMAN CONCLAVE IN CARLMONT LIBRARY The T.O.C.S. assembly, which took Scots on a trip around the world, featured (left to right) Gail Turknette, Keith Snider, Pat Bower, Karen Mulhall, and Betsy Jones as tourists in Paris. Assemblies and Rallies Senior Jacquie Ames portrayed a harried mother for the Christmas assembly. Takashi Iwamoto, exchange student from Tokyo, and his faithful Sam- urai, Christie Parker and Gay Herring, did a traditional dance at the T.O.C.S. assembly. LESLIE RUSSEL IN OVERTONES HEY LADY, YOUR SLIP IS SHOWING. (RALLY) 145 DOGPATCH GROUP POSES AT SADIE HAWKINS DANCE 1 47 FALL PLAY ' Witness for the ' Yes, guilty for the murder of the only man I ever loved! Cast Mrs. Carter Jacquie Ames Greta Betsy Jones Mr. Mayhew Doug Campbell Inspector Hearne . . . Denny Stevenson Foreman of the Jury .... J oyce Ertola Court Usher Max Beecraf t Clerk of the Court John Duggar Mr. Meyers, Q.C Mike O ' Rourke Mr. Justice Wainwright. .Gerry Gress Court Stenographer. . . Frankie Lindeburg Policeman Pete Hadreas Dr. Wyatt John Hadreas Janet Mackenzie Robin Mighell Mrs. Clegg Sue Withers Other woman Linda Christiansen Warder Bob Webster Student Directors Joyce Ertola, Leslie Russell Sir Wilfred Robarts chamber. Car- ter speaking. I will do my part to help my husband. ' Prosecution ' How do you do. Inspector Heame. Yes, I recognize this knife. Witness for the Prosecution, Carl- mont ' s fall play, drew capacity houses during i ts three-night stand in the lit- tle theatre. Agatha Christie ' s court- room drama, advertised as the my- stery you can ' t outguess, concerned the efforts of an aging barrister to de- fend a man being tried for murder. Photographs by John Arms BACK ROW: Betsy Jones, John Hadreas, Joyce Ertola, Linda Christiansen, Frankie Lindeburg, Pete Hadreas, Sue With- ers, Denny Stevenson, Jacquie Ames, Gerald Gress, John Duggar, Max Beecraft. FRONT ROW: Robin Mighell, Mike O ' Rourke, Dale Nelson, Pat Bower, Keith Snider, Doug Campbell. 149 SPRING PLAY Our Town ' Stage Manager. . .Robert Van Patten Dr. Gibbs Gary Fairbanks Joe Crowell John Skiff Howie Newsome Willie Wells Mrs. Gibbs Vicky Lye Mrs. Webb Pat Bower George Gibbs Bruce Brady Rebecca Gibbs Linda Brady Wally Webb David Kirk Emily Webb Jacquie Ames P rofessor Willard Jeffery Fait Mr. Webb Harlan Halvorson Woman in the Balcony . Boni Chapman Lady in Auditorium . . . Kalane Larson Lady in the Box Nancy O ' Dea Simon Stimson John Duggar Mrs. Soames Terry Maynard Constable Warren Gerald Gress Si Crowell Mike Russel Baseball Players Bruce Svihus Rich Bruzza John Sullivan Sam Craig Steve Berkheiser Joe Stoddard Keith Snider Assistant Stage Managers . Earl Pogue Keith Johnston Organist Linda Hoist People of the Town . . Barbara Hayler, Clyda Stevens, Dale Nelson, Doug Campbell, Terri Baker, Carol Thom- as, Bruce Svihus, Julie Rhodes, Richard Church, Jim Deane, Gloria Turman, Penny Williams. FIRST ROW: Carol Thomas. Gloria Turman, Richard Church, Terri Baker, John Skiff, Jim Deane, Linda Brady, David Kirk, Julie Rhodes. SECOND ROW; Teri May- nard, John Duggar. Willie Wells, Jacquie Ames, Bruce Bradv, Pat Bower, Harlan Halvorson, Vicky Lye, Gary Fairbanks, Boh Van Patten. THIRD ROW: Rich Bruzza, John Sullivan, Bruce Svihus, Gerry Gress, Nancy O ' Dea, Steve Berkerser. Boni Chap- man, Keith Snider, Clvda Stevens, Jeff Fait, Pennv Williams, Doug Campbell, Barbara Hayler. FOURTH ROW: Keith Johnston, Joel Meridith, Linda Hoist. Earl Pogue. It ' s a nice town, you know what I mean? Our Town, Carlmont ' s spring play, closed a successful four-day run on March 11. The play centered around the lives of Emily Webb and George Gibbs in. a typi- cal small town at the turn of the century. The play ushered in several new dra- matic firsts at Carlmont: the production ran on two successive weekends and a tele- phone box-office handled ticket orders on a reserved seat basis. Charles Webb. I thought you ' d be talking about .something worth- while. Photographs b y John Arms adv ei ii em e r?fe 153 Index PAT BOWER AND LINDA SHAW ENJOY THE SERVICE Carlos Cleaners Laundry Specialists in Dry Cleaning PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE FOR ENTIRE PENINSULA Abelseth, Sandra Christine 128 Accurso, Charles 8 Adamich. Ralph Edward 128 Addison, Frank 40 Ahem, Kenneth Eugene 54 Albin, Feter Scott 119 Alder, Susan Kay 128 Aldridge. Adrienne Marie 54 Alford, James Russell 119 Allen, Judy Carolyn 54 Allen, Victor Jerald 54, 102 Ambra, Frank Raymond 54 Ames, Jacquie Evans 54, 151 Amesbury, Virginia Anne 119 Amo, Mary Lynn 119 Anderson, Charles Edward 128 Anderson, Susan Boring 54, 94 Angle, Cheryl, Louise Andrews, Ronald Patrick 54 Ansaldo, Berry J. 128 Anthony, Richard John 54 Archer, Douglas Bryant 54 Archibald, Gail Ann 128 Areman, Leslie Jay 128 Aringdale, Rita Ann 54 Armstrong, Gregory Harvey 54 Armstrong, Lynette Elizabeth 119, 133 Arneson, Lynn Enge 128 Arnold, Barry Philip 128 Arnot, Phil 8 Aronson, Roland Koeler 119 Arrigotti, Gayton Albert 55 Arrigotti, Steven George 55 Arveson, Jean Elizabeth 55 Asch, Robert Marion 128 Astrella Thomas 38, 128 Atkins, Jim David 55 Atkinson, Fred Wayne .S6, 119 Attwood, David 8 Augustine, David F. 55 Austin, Tom Henry 55 Aubrey, Susan 128 Ayres, Richard George 37, 119 Ayi-es, Robert Warren 128 B Baccus, Paul Henry 38 Baeza, Thomas Michael 55 Baffico, Edward L. 128 Bailard, Earl Eugene 42, 55 Baker, Carol Charlotte 128 Baker, Susan Lee 119 Baldwin, John West III 128 Balestrero, Dave Paul 55 Balzer, Dennis Merryl 119 Barker, William 55 Barlogio, Linn Marie 55 Barnard, Linda Virginia 119 Bartholomew, Elizabeth Mary 119 Bauer, Karl 8 Baughman, John Douglas 128 Baumann. Constance 46, 55 Beattie, Linda Rae 119 Beckle, I irl Frank 55 Becraft, Henry Maxwell 119 Bedford, Raymond Kenneth 55 Bedwell, Susan Carol 55 Behrendt, Joseph Michael 56 Bell, Gordon David 119 Bell, Kay Dee 128 Beltrami, Gary Lee 128 Belway, Don George 56 Belway, Edward Lloyd 119 Bench, Rebecca Mae 128 949 Laurel San Carlos CARLMONT REALTY KAREN KIMBERLIN AND CAROL GRANNEBERG TEEN-AGE FASHIONS A SPECIALTY Selling Better Peninsula Properties Multiple Listing Service San Carlos - Belmont - Redwood City LY 1 -0777 342 El Camino 154 San Carlos CHIC ' N ' CHARM 1171 San Carlos San Carlos Benker, Patricia Deni.se 56 Bennett, Edward 44. 128 Bennett, Wallace Knox 56 Benold. Paul David liV, .56 Bergeron, Richard Lane 128 Berkheiser, Steve Ryan 56, 151 Bernier, Mary I-ou Louise 128 Bertino, Sandra Eva 56 Bess, Kenneth Barnes 128 Bestall, John 8 Bettencourt, Frances Eileen 119 Betts, Michael Warren 56 Billings, Joanne 56, 99 Bistodeau, Ann Marie 128 Blake, Michael Men 119 Blake, Sally Arlene 128 Blomquist, Janice Mae 128 Blondell, Michael Paul 38 Blum, Karen Elizabeth 56 Blum, Patricia Margaret 56, 94 Blumenthal, Kenneth Eugene 128 Bodnar, Patricia Ann 128 Bolstad, Steve Noel 128 Bond, Pat Ann 128 Bones, Douglas Evert 119 Boniface, Laurell (MLss) 8 Bonney, Marcia Elizabeth Bonney, Marlene Elsie Booher, Gerald Bruce 56, 128 Boorows, Ron ,56 Border, Daniel 8 Boreen, Bonnie Scott 119 Bottarini, Robert Thomas 128 Boucher, John Thomas 56 Boudreau, Frederick George 128 Bower, Patricia 56, 102, 151, 154 Bowman, David Michael 57 Boyd, Jeffrey Michael 41, .57 Bradfield, Barbara Lee 128 Bradshaw, James 8 Brady, Bruce Owen 151 Brady, Linda Jeanne 151 Brady, Patricia Elizabeth 57 Brady, Patricia Lynn 1.31 Brammer. 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LaRita 57 Branchaud, Jim Howard 38 Brandenburg, Jinnie Cheryl 131 Brandes, Donna Marie 57 Brandt, Jamie Marilyn 131 Brandt, Sue Jane 49, 57 Braunstein, Lina S. 57 Brazil, Donnell Gaye 57, 165 Bridges, Noel Comellia 128 Brioza, Dave Ross 128 Britton, Susan Alice 128 Broder.son, Kathleen Marie 57 Brodhead, Dave R. 57 Bronzovich, Joan Arorea 128 Brown, Bruce Wallace 57 Brown, Frances Madelaine 49, 57 Brown, Joanne Ruth 57 Brown, John Richard 34, 128 Brown, Lee Irene 128 Brown, Lynne Florence 128 Brown, Margaret Louise 57 Brown, Tanya Lee 119 Browning, Dick Lee 131 Bruzza, Richard Adam 34, 57, 151 Buchanan, Judith Ann 58 Buchanan, Susan Phyliss 58 Buckenmeyer, Patricia Anne 128 Burbank, Carole Darlene 128 Burfield, Pamela Josephine 58, 102 Burley, Chester Flint 58 Bums, Kathy Elena 128 PALMA ' S DELICATESSEN 1 163 San Carlos Avenue LY 3-5972 San Carlos GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 61 KEN ROBINSON TRIES ON A NEW SWEATER For the Finest in Men ' s Clothes . . . 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Stephen 77 Phillips, Wallis 77 Pickering, Gloria Jean 77 Pierce, Lawrence Thomas 121 Pierce, Mary Ellen 137 Pierce, Ruth Louise 77 Pierog, Jim 121 Pike, David Morgan 131 Piparo, Al 10 Pimentel, Kenneth David 137 Plath, Leilani Noel 131 Plotnikoff, Bemadette (Mrs.) 11 Poe, Donna Jeanne 77 Poggi, Marilyn 77 Pogue, Earl Myron 37, 77 Pogue, Richard Bruce 38 Poore, Laurence John 43, 78 Pope, John Pope, Sally Katharine Powers, Michaeal 36, 40, 78 Prara, Raymound 36 Pratt, Susan Kay 131 Price, Ellen Christine 78 Proctor, Laurie Ellen 46 Pugh, Barbara Susan 137 Pugh, Lonnette Nmi 131 Purdy, Peter Own 137 Purpora, Charles Joseph 121 Q Quick, Sue 78, 96 Quinn, Barbara, Jo-Ann 121 R Radisch, Herbert 78 Rafalski, Jon Ralph 137 Ragle, Ronald P. 137 Ralya, Sue Jane 121 Ramos, Raymound Francis 121 Rankin, Roberta Lynn 137 Rapach, John 38, 78 Rashleger, Judith Ann 121 RatlifE, Linda Ann 78 Ray, Maurice David 78 Raynes, Nancy Leonard 137 Reddick, Warren William 131 Reed, Russel 11 Reed, Sandra 137 Reese, Robert Pittman 137 Reeves, Susan Elizabeth 137 Regli, Robert Stephen 40, 131 Reite, Bud E. 131 Reite, Ruthellen 137 Reitmeir, Carol Ann 137 Renard, Ronald Duane 137 Renfro, Frank Donald 137 Renner, Bonnie Kay 137 Retallick, Gail Ann 137 Retallick, Mary Lynne 78 Reutlinger, Dan David 131 Reynders, Fred N. 131 Reynolds, Alice B. 78, 156 Rhoads, Fredrick Wesley 121 Rhoads, Julia Diaime 137 Rhodes, Diane Davies 78 Ribera, Carmen Lee 121 Rice, Jacquelyn Faye 131 Rice, Mary Margaret 137 DICK SCHUBERT IN THE CULINARY SECTION SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINT SCHLAGE LOCKS BELMONT HARDWARE LY 1-0345 940 El Camino Belmont 736 Laurel San Carlos Rick, Rita Louise 138 Richardson, Cheryl (Miss) 11 Richs, Gregory Douglas 131 Rideont, James S. 131 Rider, Kerry Margaret 138 Riggs, Richard 138 Rinaman, Karen Jean 78 Ricon, Sandra Leigh 138 Rittenhouse, Daniel Harry 78 Riviello, Ralph Anthony 138 Roberts, Peggy Ann 79 Robinett, Robert 11 Robinson, Diana Lynn Robinson, Donald 11 Robinson, Kenneth 40, 155 Robles, Brent Allen 78 Rockwell, George B. 122, 138 Roger, Steve B. 79, 95, 99, 103 Rogers, Susan Lynn 138 Rollins, Jerrett 11 Roily, Linda Eilene 138 Ronning, Pedar 122 Rose, Lynne Meredith 122 Rosenquist, Eric 122 Rosenstock, Steve Earl 79 Rosicky, Jack John 138 Ross, Jeanne Ann 131 Roumasset, James Alan 79 Rucker, Carol Sue 138 Rugge, Trudy-Ann Martha 131 Rush, Richard F. 79 Russell, Joseph CecU 138 Russell, Larry Mark 131 Russell, Leslie Diane 79 Russell, Mike Allen 138 Russell. Ralph Norman 138 Rutherdale, David John 138 Ruthldge, Ronald 131 Ruxton, Donna Dee 138 Ryan, Janet Alice 122 Saam, George 79, 122 Sabak, Warren 40 Sacher, Anita Christine 131 Sadeler, Gerd Elmar 131 Sagers, Paul Edgar 138 Sahlberg, Sharon 122 Sakelarios, George William 122 Salem, Jess Richard 79 Samaduroff, Ron John 131 Sanders, Betty (Mrs.) 11 Sanders, Michael 79 Sanders, Sandy 79 Sandin, John 36, 138 Sandstorm, Sandra 122 Sangalli, Richard 11 Sanjiyan, Katherine Lynne Sarafinski, James Raymond 79, 89 Sarafinski, Ruth 138 Sarganis, Gus 138 Sargent, Holly 122 Sarle, Leslie 79 Savelly, Greg 138 Seamy, Jan 122 Schaffer, Lynne 80 Schadack, Robert 122 PAT lERRIlL AND DEBBY DAILY AT THE MARKET R S FOOD MART 1888 Ralston Belmont FOUR SCOTS TEST-DRIVE A SLEEK MERCURY LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MERCURY COMET JAMES BELL LINCOLN . MERCURY 1 100 EL Camino San Carlos LEILANI SPENCER DRESSES FOR A PARTY FOR THAT SMART LOOK IN TEEN-AGE FASHIONS irs aura wise San Carlos Los Altos 167 Scharman, Nina Frances 80 Schenfeld, Larry George 131 Schenone. Nadine 80 Schiller, Eric Paul 138 Schhalter, Richard 80 Schlief, Brian 122 Schlitz, Janice 131 Schlitz, Valorie Ann 80 Schlocker, Pamela Noble 122 Schmeichel, Armond Glen 80 Schmid. Mike Charles 80 Schmodre, Cheryl Ann 131 Schneider, Calvin 80 Schraft, Bill 39, 80 Schubert, Richard Mark 80, 166 Schulba, Toni 138 Schultz, Kenneth Nelson 138 Schultz, Penny Ellen 122 Schussele. Don Lee 138 Schwabel, David Stanley 80 Schv anenflugel , Louis 80 Schwartz, Joanne Marlene 122 Schwartz, Nancy Ann 138 Schwind, Sharon Ann 113 Scott, Jane Austin 80 Seager, Paul 131 Sears, Andrew 36, 133, 138, 157 Sears, David Ripley 37, 43, 131 Sears, Mike Keith 34, 43, 80 Seely, Sandra Lucille 49, 81, 94 Segarini, William 138 Seibold, Judith Ann 122 Seibold, Paul Ewing 81 Seigart, Doris 122 Sepsis, Diane 138 Serrans, Joan Georgia 138 Settlemyer, Judith 81 Sewell, Mary (Miss) 11 Shafer, Kristin Ann 138 Shannon, Patricia 81 Sharp, Dona Karene 122 Sharp, Dothea 131 Shaw, Linda 81, 94, 154 Shaw, Mike Scot 52, 81 Shecter, Philip Henry 81, 102 Sheppard, Dave Osborne 81 Sherlock, Glen Melton 81 Sherlock, Jerry Edwin 131 Sherman, Bruce Sperry 81 Sherman, Baveta Ann 138 Sherry, Eddie Martin 122 Shields, Jeanne 138 Shields, Randy 122 Shinazy, Linda Carol 138 Shipley, Wayne 131 Shoaf, Phil Craig 122 Sholaas, Kathleen 122 Sholaas, Mikki 138 Shore, Eleanore Pearl 138 Shore, Michael Paul 131 Short, Donald 11 Short, Terry Allen 40, 122 Shultz, Laureen Gail 138 Sierman, Joan Marie 122 Sievert. Sandra Lee 131 Silar, Georgia Jean 131 Silva, Travis 81 Silver, Grary Brandford 81 Simoni, Judith Ann 93, 122 Simpkins, Dave Keith 138 Sindel. Bonnebelle 81 Singer, Bill Roy 122 Siverson, Pamela Marie 138 Skanderup, Diane 81 Skiff, John Gregory 138, 151 Salavazza, Karen Mayverne 138 Sletner, Gayle 1,38 Smith, Alan 138 Smith, Barbara 131 Smith, Bob 131 Smith, David Elliot 40, 81 Smith, Gwen 82 Smith. John James 131 Smith, Karen Lynne 138 Smith, Linda Gayle 82. 102 Smith, Lynn 122 Smith, Marcia Ann 1.38 Smith, Nancy 99 Smith, Neils 34, 122 Smith, Pamela Jean 138 Smith. Pat Timothy 131 Smith, Robert 11 Smith, Sandra Nadine 131 Smith Slanford 131 Smock, Gary Edward 122 Smythe, Nancy Ann 1.38 Snider, Keith Clifford 82, 151 Snyder, Diana Jean 131 Sohl, Robert Charles 82 Soloman, Sharon Lynn 101, 122 Sorich, Laurel Ann 138 Sorrentino, Anthoney John 131 Sorrentino, Phyllis 122 Spear, Mike Richard 138 Spencer, Leilani 49, 82, 143, 160 Spenny, Sue 82 Sprague, Robert Bradley 131 Slokich, Maureen Ann 82 Stanbridge, Doug 131 Stancil, Gay Lynne 122 Stanley, Michael 39, 82 Stebbins, Helen Elizabeth 82 Steele, Kenneth Leland 131 Steele, Suzanne Gay 122 Stenge, Sylvan 122 Stetson, Margaret Joan 131 Stevens, Clyda 46, 82 Stevens, Gary 82 Stevenson, David Paul 1.38 Stevenson, Dennis 82 Stevenson, Judy Lee 122 Stewart, Jean 138 Stillwell, Ronald David 83 Stirling, Stanley 122 Stockbridge, David Edward 131 Stone, Carole Lynn 83 Stone, Fred G. 43, 83 Stone, Norene 131 Stone, Stanley Grant 138 Stoner, Sue 83 Storey, William Raymond 138 Storm, Richard 11 Strachan, Donald Gorden 138 Strauss, Pamella Kay 83 Strulhers, John Ray 122 Struzyk, Andrew 122 Stumbaugh, Jim Hunter 83 Suddjin, Albert Robert 39, 131 Suddjian, Larry 83 Suderman, Jack 131 Sullivan, John Timothy 44 , 83, 151 Sullivan, Kathleen (Mrs.) 11 Sullivan, Linda Lou 131 Sullivan, Melinda Ann 131 Svihus, Bruce Francis 151 Swanson, Cheryl Ann 46, 83 Swart, Steve James 138 Sweet, Shirley (Miss) 11 T Tabel, Linda Anne 83 Tallent, Lyle Gene 138 Tantimonaco, Karen Margaret 131 Tantimonaco, Mike 36, 122 Tavema, Frank Andrew 84 Taylor, Jay 83 Taylor, La Von Lee 122 Taylor, Pamela Dee 131 Teani, Donald 11 Teizeria, Pat Ann 122 Terrill, Terry 122 Terzich, June (Mrs.) 11 Teter, Sue Jean 138 Theuriot, Roberta Ljmn 83 Thomas, Carolyn Rose 83 Thomas, Margaret 131 Thomas, Melinda 122 Thoma.son, Michael Bruce 138 Thompson, William Edward 1.38 Thornburg, Marilynn Joan 138 Thunemann, Karl 100, 122 Thurston, Bemiece (Mrs.) 11 Tics, Sandy Jena 127, 131 Tiedemann Donna 122 Tillman, Linda Lesa 83 Titlow, Robert 11 ToUey, Lynda Jeanne 84 Tomasello, Cheryl Marie 94 Tomesello, Mike Luis 138 Torok, John Ronald 40, 1.38 Torrl, Gayle 131 Tracy, Mike 138 Trager. Barbara Lynn 84 Trager, Judy Patricia 131 Traversaro, Christine 1,38 Traver.so, Daniel Robert 138 Traver.so, Richard James 84 Traver.so. Richard John 84 Travis, Eva (Mrs.) 11 Tredway, Ronald Bruce 122 Terkell, Donald Craig 42, 131 Terkell, Douglas W. 42, 131 Trenam, Diane Evelyn 138 Trenholme, James 40, 131 Trimble, Christine 122 Trinta, Larry Lynn 122 Trippet, Kathy Claire 138 Truax, Pat 138 Truce, Walter Joseph 101, 122 Tucker, Donald 122 Tucker, Paulette 138 Turcotte, John 122 Turknette, Dorothea Gail 84 Turman, Carol Kathleen 122 Turman, Gloria Jean 138 Turner, Raymond Vernet 84 T irturici, Rod 138 Turvey, Stephanie 131 Tyrll, Julie Ann 131 u Ugarte, Sue 138 Unger, Diana Wayne 138 Unger, Dorren Frederick 84 Updegraff, Barbara Anne 131 V Valentine, Steve Alan 122 Valerga, John Francis 131 Valerga, Thomas Hanford 138 Vallerga, David Edward 131 Vallier, Edwin James 138 Van Briggle, Carol Lee 46, 84 Van Buskirk, Patricia Lynn 131 Vanderhurst, Perry John 40, 138 Vanderhurst, Russ A. 84, 138 Vandervoort, Norman Edwin 122 Van Dien, Thomas Albert 84, 102 Van Patten, Robert Andrew 1.51 Vami, Allan Gene 131 Varni, Doug John 139 Vasquez, Marylyn Jean 122 Van Dell, Cathy Ann 139 Vause, Colonel Rande 84 Venditti, Barry 36 Venditti, Bemie 131 Vitorelo, Joseph David 131 Von Mofen, Roger 131 Voris, Albert Travers 84 Voris, Susan Gay 131 Vowels, Gary Richard 84 w Wadsworth, Dennis Wesley 139 Walden, Allan Montague 139 Walden, David Lynn 139 Waldier, Bonnie 84 Waldschmidt, Ronald Glenn 139 Wallace, David Charles 122 Wallace, Maryanne 85 Wallace, Ron Williams 122 Wallace, Steve 122 Wallaert, Carol Jeanne 85 Waller, Leonard Lynn 139 Walls, Suzanne Carol 132 Walsh, Norman 11 Walter, Milton Edward 1,39 Walton, Sharon Anne 139 Waltz, Jim Alan 37, 85 Warden, Judith 85 Warner, Linda 85 Warren, Dale Leslie 122 Warren, John 36, 132 Warren, La Vonne 85 Warrick, Susan 139 Warriner, Phillip Benjamin 139 Warriner, Vaughn S. 85 Wasley, Jacqueline Jae 85 Watson. Gene Edward 39, 132 Watson, James Brian 39, 132 Watson, Jay Francis 39, 85 Watson, Jean 122 Watson, Johnny Dale 139 Watson, Leona Fern 85 Watson, William 122 Watts, John 132 Weaver, Nancy Sue 46, 85, 95 Webb, George Henry 85, 132 Webber, Nancy Mae 139 Weber, Robert Vaughn 132 Weber, Rochelle Lee 132 Webster, Bob Richard 122 Wees, Emily Francis 139 Weller, Alfred Peter 122 Weis, Daniel George 85 Welling, Larry Dale 139 Wells, William 85, 151 Wetherell, Albert Mae 85 Whittaker, Robert Willard 39 Whitaker, Susan 86, 132 White, Dick Arnold 122 White, Elaine Ann 132 White, Owen Robert 93, 132 White, Patrick Franklin 139 White, Sharon Lynn 86 Whiteman, Dan 39, 139 Whiteman, Gary Walter 122 Whiting, Russ Gary 132 Whitney, Carol Ann 139 Whitwam, Phillip George 139 Wickey, Tom Ray 132 Wiebe, Arthur 8 Wiedeman, Barbara Ann 139 Wieman, Linda Diane 52, 86, 156 Wik, Lee 139 Wilbur, George Bernard 86 Wilcox, Richard Dale 86, 159 Wilcox, Tom Harvey 132 Wiley, Nancy Jo 48, 132 Williams, Barbara Joan 122 Williams, Beverly 122 Williams, Bruce 122 Williams, Byron James 139 Williams, Janice Marie 139 Williams, Joan Alice 139 Williams, John Gregory 132 Williams, Jon Porter 1,39 Williams, Lynda 122 Williams, Pamela Susan 86, 127 Williams, Penny Lynn 132 Williams, Shirley Ann 139 Williamson, Jim Marshall 86 Wills, Judith 86, 96 Wilson, David Paul 132 Wilson, Gene Robert 86, 139 Wilson, Steve Charles 122 Wilson, Susan Ann 46, 86 Windle, William Joseph 86 Wing, David Meade 86 Winhall, Jack Robert 139 Winn, Don Fred 122 Winter, Michael Wayne 139 Wirgler, Judith Ann 86, 159 Wisnom, Diane Lynn 132 Withers, Susan Jeanne 86 Wittenbrock, Tom Paul 122 Wold, Susan Agnes 139 Wold, Thomas 37, 87 Wolf. Norma Leigh 132 Wolfe, Janet Lou 122 WoUenberger, Mary Kathryn 46, 122 Wong, Marolyn 52, 87 Woo, Roxana Jean 122 Wood, Jerilyn Ruth 87, 165 Wood, Robert William 122 Woodhall, Edward 139 Woodin, Dennis 132 Woodman, Maryella 132 Woodruff. Kathryn Ann 132 Woods, Keith Alan 139 Warden, Barbara Jean 139 Worden, James 34, 39, 122 Wray, Priscilla Gail 127, 132 Wright, James David 132 Wright, Robert 132 Wright, Virginia Ann 123 Wylie, Nancy 132 Wynne, Bob 123 Wynne, Joe 87 Y Yager, Ladd 37, 87 Yager, Signe Ann 139 Yankaus, Patrick John 139 Yeghoian, Steve 40, 123 Young, Gary Charles 87 Young, Glenn Arthur 87 Young, May 87, 103 Young, Nancy Ruth 87 Younger, Linda Louise 139 z Zeh, John Carl 87 Zellner, Katharine Leeann 139 Zem, Mary Lou 123 Ziegler, Beverly Ann 87 Ziegler, Jane Ellen 48, 132 Zipf, Robert Dennis 123 Zoboli, Robert 132 Zucca, Joseph 11 Zusman, Jacklyn Ruth 139 Zusman, Sherry Maureen 139 168 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Senior Portraits and Additional Photography Smith Studios San Carlos, California Class Pictures Edwards Photographers Glendale, California Printing and Binding Mirro- Graphic Yearbooks Glendale, California Covers The S. K. Smith Company Los Angeles, California I J