Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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STAR BACK JOHN WATTS TRIES TO TWIST AWAY FROM RAVENSWOOD TACKLERS

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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

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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.