Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1962 volume:

0, 3 f IVAN GRIFFIN PRINCIPAL Principal Ivan Griffin has been on the Carlmont scene since the school ' s inception in 1952. He served as vice-principal during his first eight years of service and assumed his present office in January of I960. The growth, in size and enrollment, has added to the many responsibilities facing a modern-day ad- ministrator. Mr. Griffin maintains a close relation- ship with community, faculty, staff and student representatives to provide Carlmont with effective leadership and guidance. k. DR. REX H. TURNER SUPERINTENDENT Dr. Rex H. Turner bears the responsibility for the operation of the six schools within the Sequoia Union high school district. Careful planning, coupled with close contact of the problems facing individual schools and long years of experience has enabled Dr. Turner to guide the expansion of the district from 5,546 to 10,012 students within six years, without compro- mising the high standard of education available throughout the district. During Dr. Turner ' s tenure of office, three additional schools have opened with two more to be constructed within the next few years. elsie Dubois vice -principal Mrs. Elsie DuBois, dean of girls, celebrates her tenth year at Carlmont, moving over from Sequoia with the student body in April of 1953. Among her many duties, Mrs. DuBois assi sts in supervision of attendance, and supervises Carl- mont ' s many clubs and service groups. She also assists the principal and helps vice- principal Francis Ferry in general campus super- vision. FRANCIS FERRY VICE -PRINCIPAL Francis Ferry, dean of boys, completed his sec- ond full year as Carlmont vice-principal. Mr. Ferry has been at Carlmont since 1954, teaching in the mathematics department. His duties include supervision of discipline, gene- ral supervision of the campus, and supervision of attendance records. Mr. Ferry coordinates the athletic program at Carlmont and is interested in prep athletics. OLIVER (PETE) EITZEN VICE-PRINCIPAL Oliver Eitzen, newest of Carlmont ' s three vice- principals, has been at Carlmont since 1954 as registrar and head counselor. As head counselor, Mr. Eitzen coordinates the work of 11 Carlmont counselors. As registrar, he supervises registration of Carl- mont students, aids the principal in preparing the master schedule of classes, registers students enter- ing from elementary school, and enrolls transfer students. Norman Walsh Joseph Zucca Mathematics, Science, Counselor Department Head David Attwood Science Karl Bauer Art, Department Head Mrs. Joline Bettendorf English Daniel Border Social Studies, Music Gene Hawley Mrs. Yvonne Hawley Norman Heise James Henderson Physical Education English Social Studies Business William Horstmeyer Mrs. Ruth Hull Robert Hunter William Hurst Industrial Arts Science Social Studies Physical Education, Department Head 11 Loren Lansberry Joel Leetham James Lindholm Physical Education Social Studies Science Arney Lundquist Mathematics Mrs. Rosalyn Lyang Home Economics Emmett Lynch Social Studies, Counselor Fred L. Mangini Physical Education Thomas Marks Language Mrs. Evelyn Markuse Mathematics James Mason Physical Education Shirlene Mason English Robert McCormick Language Kenneth McDevitt English Donald McLean Industrial Arts, Department Head Mrs. Laurell Meredith English, Language Warren Mott Mathematics Harold Myers Physical Education Albertus Niehuis Mathematics Mrs. Gladys Patton English Al Piparo Physical Education John Pope English Mrs. Cheryl Reed Physical Education Russell Reed Music, Counselor Robert Robinett Social Studies, Counselor Mrs. Betty Sanders English Hi Richard Sangalli Industrial Arts Charles Scribner Industrial Arts Fran Sewell Physical Education, Counselor Donald Short Business, Department Head Robert Smith Social Studies Department Head Mrs. Arlene Storm Physical Education Richard Storm Mathematics Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan Social Studies, English Shirley Sweet Home Economic , Social Studies Mary Taylor Language Donald Teani Mrs. June Terzich Mrs. Bernice Thurston Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky Business, English Business Home Econimics, Physical Education, English Counselor James Bradshaw Milton Goldman Carroll Jensen Jerald Rollins Physical Education English, On Eulbright Industrial Arts Science, On Sabbatical On Sabbatical leave, Fellowship, teaching in On Sabbatical Leave, Travel Leave, Study at Advanced study at Stanford Denmark and Study in Denmark San fose State CLASSIFIED STAFF Mrs. Rose Brady, secretary to Mr. Eitzen, is the sole member of the classified staff that opened Carlmont in 1952. Left to right, Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney, secretary to Princi- pal; Mrs. Doris Bookman, secretary to Mrs. DuBois and Mr. Ferry; Miss Raea Cowan, secretary; Mrs. Cecelia Carr, secretary to counselors. Sitting is Mrs. Majorie Betts, Fin- ance secretary. Mrs. Marguerite Bretag Mimeo clerk Left to right, Mrs. Catherine O ' Dea, PBX; Mrs. Irma Coker, ass ' t at- tendance clerk; Mrs. Myrtle Bredel, ass ' t attendance clerk and Mrs. Norma Phillips, head attendance clerk. Front Row: Ken Robie, Dave Whetstone, Harold Sonnee, Jesse Goodwin, Deferino Murer, Eleanor Fisk, Muriel Reid. Back Row: Manuel Blanco, Fred Barton, Johan Wytmans, Harold Spangler. FRANKLIN H. ADDISON JR. Key Club 3, Tennis 3; Oregon State University PETER S. ALBIN Service Blocks 1 4, Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural Board 3, Chess Club 1 2, Caduceus 2, Future Teach- ers Association 2 3; International Affairs Association 3, A Capella 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Stamp Club 1 2, Carlmost Association for the Advancement of Music Appreciation 1 3; San Francisco State College JAMES RUSSELL ALFORD Water Polo 1; University of Oregon VIRGINIA ANNE AMESBURY International Affairs Association 2, After School Sports 1 3, Girls Sports Board 1 3; College of San Mateo MARY LYNN AMO Sports Block 2 4, Service Blocks 3 4, Administration Block 1 3, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 2 3, Admin President 1 3, Freshmen Board 1, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 2, Block C 3, Big Sisters 2 4, A Capella 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, After School Sports 1 4, Senior Secretary-Treasurer, Presi- dent of Big Sisters 2 4; Chico State College LYNETTE E. ARMSTRONG Aquaganza 4, Senior Board 4, Witness for the Prose- cution 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Student Council 4, Legislature 3; Work ROLAND K. ARONSON Swimming 2, Football 1 2 3 4; Work after gradua- tion FRED ATKINSON Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Admin. Pres. 1, Boys Sports 3, Sophomore Board 2, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Track 1 2 3 4, Football 2 4; University of Oregon RICHARD GEORGE AYRES Sports Block 4, Welfare 4, Latin Club 4, Junior Statesman 1 2 3 4, Science Club 4, Wrestling 3 4, Frosh-Soph Football 2; College OSCAR BADILLA Transfer 4 Catholic University of Chile Santiago, Chile. Science Club 4, Travel Opportunities for Carl- mont Students 4, Spanish Club 4; University of Chile SUSAN LEE BAKER Sports Block 2, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 1, Scotties 1, Homemaking Club 3, Girls after school sports 1 2; College of San Mateo DENNIS MERRILL BALZER LINDA VIRGINIA BARNARD Legislature 1, Vice President 2 4, Secretary 3, Sopho- more Board 2, Finance 1, Red Cross 2; College of San Mateo ELIZABETH MARY BARTHOLOMEW LINDA RAE BEATTIE Sports Block 3, Service Blocks, Administration Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Summer Travel Program 3, Ex- change Student to Germany, Legislature 3, Admin- istration 2 4, Publicity 3 4, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 1, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2, A Capella 2 3 4, Swing Choir 2, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Art Club 1, Commissoiner of Publicity 4; College. HENRY MAXWELL BECRAFT Service Block 3 4, Aquaganza 4, Latin Club 4, Inter- national Affairs Association 4, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Tennis 1 4; College of San Mateo GORDON DAVID BELL Sports Block 2 3 4, Administration President 1, Vice President 1 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Boys Sports 2 3, Block C 2 3 4, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Baseball 3, Boxing 1 2; Junior College EDWARD BELWAY FRANCES BETTENCOURT College CAROLE BISHOP PATRICIA ANN BLIGHT Transfer San Francisco 4; San Francisco State Col- lege NANCY LORRAINE BLOCK Service Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Band 1 2; College DOUGLAS EVERET BONES Boys Sports 1 2 3 4, Ceramics Club 1, Wrestling 2 3 4, Boxing 1 2 3 4, Gymnastics 1, Football 1; College of San Mateo JANICE ELAINE BOOSTROM Service Block 1 2, Welfare 4, Caduceus 1, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 2, International Affairs Association 4, Latin Club 4, After School Sports 2, Audio Visual Crew 1 2 3 4, Graduation Committee Chairman 4; College of San Mateo BONNIE SCOTT BOREEN Aquaganza 4, Admin. Secretary-Treasurer 3; College VICTORIA LUCILLE BOUDIN Service Block 3, Welfare 3 4, Scotties 3, Big Sisters 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, In charge of Cross Coun- try and Track Officiation 4; College RICHARD ALLAN BRADLEY Sports Block 3, Service Block 2, Block C 4, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 1 4, Football 2 3; University of California BRUCE OWEN BRADY Heaven Can Wait 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Our Town 3; College of San Mateo PATRICIA ELIZABETH BRADY School Spirit 4, Scotties 1 2 3 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Our Town 3, After School Sports 1 2; San Jose State College VALERIE DELIA BRANDEBURG Transfer Garden Grove 3, Legislature 2, School Spirit 2, Girls Sports 1 2, Freshman Board 1; Col- lege MARIAN CURTIS BROCKHOFF Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1 2, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 1, Future Teachers Association 2, Heaven Can Wait 4; Brigham Young University- TANYA LEE BROWN Transfer 2 Live Oak Morgan Hill; College BETTINA BUNDSEN Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1, Girls After School Sports 1; Work CONNIE CAMPBELL Transfer 3, East Aurora East Aurora, New York. Aquaganza 4, Admin. Vice President 3, School Spirit 4, Girls Sports 3 4, Senior Board 4, A Capella 4, Pom-Pon Girl 4; College PETER DAMMASCH CARMAN Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Admin. President 2, Boys Sports 3, Block C 3 4, Boys Sports Baseball 1 2 3 4, Football 2 3 4, All SPAL 2 District Champs, Varsity Baseball All SPAL 3 ROBERT CARROLL BARBARA JEAN CARSCADDEN Heaven Can Wait 4; San Francisco State JOHN A. CHURCH Transfer Sabastapol, Carlmonito r 3, A Capella 4 SANDRA JEAN CIOLINO Sports Block 1 2, Scotties 1, Homemaking Club 2, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 1 2; Busi- ness School CAROL LYNN CLAPP Aquaganza 4, Legislature 2, Secretary-Treasurer 1 2, Junior Board 3, Noon Recreation 1, Senior Board 4, Scotties 2 3, Future Teachers Association 2, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 12 3; San Jose State College SHARON LAINE CLARK Sports Block 1, Aquaganza 4, School Spirit 4, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 12 3, Pep Club 3, Big Sisters 2, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Varsity Pom-Pon Girl 4; San Jose State College LINDA SUE CLASSMAN Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, After School Sports 1 2; Dental School Assisting ARLENE CLIFFORD DIANA MARIE COFFARO Transfer Daly City; Work DAVID F. COMB Work 22 KATHRYN JEAN CONENS Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Service Block 1 2 3 4, Admin- istration Block 12 4, Legislature 4, Tribune 4, Scot- ties 1, Latin Club 4, Junior Statesmen 1 2 3 4, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 12 3, Interna- tional Affairs Association 2 3 4, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, CAAMA 2 CORALEE CECELIA CONVEY Sports Block 1, Service Block 1, Scotties 1 2 3 4, Big Sisters 2; Work CONNIE LOUISE COOK Sports Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1, Scotties 1 2 3 4, Block C 2, Girls Sports 2, Home Economics Club 3, After School Sports 1 2; San Jose State JOHN ARTHUR COOK Sports Block 3, Service Block 2 3, Aquaganza 4, Rifle Club 1 2 3 4, Block C 4, Junior Statesmen 1, Ceramics Club 3 4, A Capella 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Gymnastics 2 3 4; U. S. Coast Guard SUSAN PAULINE CORDONI School Spirit 4, Scotties 2 3 4, After School Sports 1 2; College TOM COULTER Admin. President 4, Senior Board 4, Swing Choir 4, Frosh-Soph Football 1 2, Varsity Football 3 4; Col- lege RONALD H. CRIST Sports Block 3 4, Service Block 4, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 1, School Spirit 4, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecu- tion 3, Gymnastics 1 2 3 4, Varsity Cheerleader, College JEFFREY T. CROSSLEY Rifle Club 1 2 3; College of San Mateo GAYLE DIANE CROWE Sports Block 1 2 3, Service Block 1, Aquaganza 4, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 3, Scotties 1 2, Future Teachers Association 2, A Capella 4, After School Sports 1 2 3; College PENELOPE L. DAHL Transfer 1 Lawdale, Sports Block 1, Administration Block 1, Aquaganza 4, Publicity 2 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports; College CHRISTOPHER DALEY College JESSE EUGENE DAVIS ROBIN SUE DAWSON Aquaganza 4, Scotties, A Capella 4, After School Sports 1 SUSAN MAUREEN DAY Sports Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 1, After School Sports 1 2 3; Junior College MARILYN JEAN DeMARTINI Creative Writers of Carlmont 2, Junior Prom Deco- ration Committee, Senior Ball Decoration, Tiikci Committees; San Mateo College STEVEN EITZEN Sports Block 3, Service Block 2, Vistas 4, Admin. President 3, Orchestra 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Sequoia Dis- trict Orchestra 4, Dance Band 4, Baseball Manager 1 2, Wrestling 1, Football 1; San Jose State LINDA DIANNE ELLIS Sports Blocks, Service Blocks, Administration Blocks, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1 3, Admin. President 3, Admin. Vice President 4, School Spirit 2, Noon Rec. 3, Junior Board 3, Scotties 1, Block C 3, Big Sisters 1, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Pep Club 3, Social Cultural Commissioner 4, Frosh Soph Cheerleader 2, Chairman of Sadie Hawkins Dance 4, Secretary- Treasurer of Junior Class 3 STEPHEN WILSON EMERY Gymnastics 2 3; College of San Mateo DONALD CARL DIETZ Service Block 2 3, Aquaganza 4, Welfare 4, Junior Statesmen 1 2 3 4, International Affairs Association 3 4, A Capella 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2; College RICK DOLE Rifle Club 1, Future Teachers Association 4, Diving 1; College STEPHEN MICHAEL DORMAN CAROL JEAN EMMONS Transfer Indiana 3, Aquaganza 4, Carlmont Scholar- ship Federation 3 4, International Affairs Association 4, Spanish Club 4, Graduation Committee 4, Betty Crocker Homemaki ng Award 4; College GAIL LEE ERWIN Girls Chorus 1 2, After School Sports 4; College of San Mateo GEORGE MICHAEL FAIR LINN A. FAREY Transfer San Bruno Calif. 2; College of San Mateo SANDRA LEE FARINA Aquaganza 4, Admin. President 3, Admin. Vice Pres- ident 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3; College WAYNE THOMAS FARRIS Ceramics Club 4, Water Polo 1, Swimming 3; Col- lege KENNETH R. FAWCETT Key Club 4; College of San Mateo FRAN FOSTER Scotties 1; College RONNIE LEE FRANKEL Service Block 3. Vistas 3, Admin. President 2, Ad- min. Vice President 1 4, Admin. Secretary-Treasurer 1, Senior Board, Heaven Can Wait 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Decorations Senior Ball, Gradua- tion Committee 4, Advanced Dance 2 3; University of Southern California SANDRA JEANNE FRANKLIN Welfare Board 4, After School Sports 1 3; College WESLEY A. FRAZIER JR. Track 3; Work KEVIN LEE FRENCH A Capella 4, Swing Choir 2 3, Track 2, Football 1, Junoir College STANLEY DAVID GERSHENSON Basketball 1; College ARNOLD ANDREW GILPIN Transferred from Ravenswood, Palo Alto 2, Sports Block 2 3 4, School Spirit 4, Noon Rec. 4, Block C 4, Swing Choir 4, Baseball 2 3 4, Football 3 4; College of San Mateo CHRISTINE ELIZABETH GILROY Transferred from Notre Dame 3, Science Club 4, Big Sisters 4; College University of California GARY THOMAS GONZALEZ DAWN MARIE GOODMAN Office Work DARLENE ANITA GORDON ALFRED R. GARCIA JR. Transferred from Brownsville High, Brownsville, Texas 3, Vistas 3 4, Key Club 3 4 President; College GARRY LEE GARNER CYNTHIA JUDITH GEHM CAROLYN GLENNIE Transferred from Escondido High School, Escon- dido, California; Marriage JAMES DELTON GOERKE Sports Block 1 2 3 4; Rifle Club 3, Block C 3, Track 12 3, Cross Country 3, Football Frosh-Soph 1 2: College MARION STEVEN GONSIOROWSKI Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Service Block 3, Legislature 1 2, Junior Class President, Bovs Sports Commis- soiner 3 4, Key Club 4, Basketball I 2 3 4, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Football 2; College KATHLEEN JO GOUGH RICHARD WILSON GOULD Sports Block 3, Service Block 4, Administration Block 4, Welfare 3 4, Senior Board, Finance 4, Ad- ministration President 4, Administration Vice Presi- dent 3, Junior Board 3, Key Club 4, Stamp Club 1, Basketball 1, Cross Country 2, Track 2 3; United States Air Force CHARLES ARTHUR GRANDY Transfered from Woodside, Swing Choir 2, Track 2 VIRGINIA GRAZIANI Transfered Belmont, California 2, Service Block 3, Carlmonitor 2 3 4, Creative Writers of Carlmont 3; College, Whitman JOSEPH A. GRECO Transfered from San Mateo 1, Noon Rec. 1 2, Cer- amics Club 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Wrestling Manager 4; College GERALD GRESS Sports Block 3 4, Vistas 1, Carlmonitor 4, Admin. President 4, Admin. Vice President 1, Senior Board 4, Pep Club 3, Key Club 2 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Our Town 3, Track 2 3, Cross Country 2 3 4; College PAUL EUGENE GRIFFIN Legislature 2, Freshman Board 1, Key Club 3, Carl- mont Scholarship Federation 1 2 3; College, Brig- ham Young University SUSAN MARY GRIFFITH Transfered from Lexington, Kentucky, Sports Block 4, Legislature 2, Social Cultural 4, Noon Rec. 2 3, Admin. President 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, International Affairs Association 2 3, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 2 3 4, Senior Vice Pres- ident 4, Junior Prom Committee Chairman, Senior Ball Committee; College, University of the Pacific DIANE LORRAINE GRIFFITHS Sports Block 1 2 3, Service Block 1 2 3, Adminis- tration Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Block C 2 3, Girls Sports 4, Latin Club 4, Carlmont Scholarship Fed- eration 1 2 3 4, After School Sports 123; College A7w MARION GUILD Scotties 2, After School Sports 1 2; College NICHOLE DENISE HAASE Work SUSAN HADADY Sports Block 3, Service 3, Legislature 3, Tribune 2, Social Cultural 2, School Spirit 4, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 3 4, Carlmont Scholar- ship Federatoin 3 4, Travel Opportunities for Carl- mont Students 2 3, After School Sports 1 2 3, Senior Ball Committee; College PETER JAMES HADREAS Sports Block 3, Service Block 3 4, Administration Block 3 4, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 2, Tribune 3, Admin. Vice President 3, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 3, Dance Band 3, Band 1 2, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Student Council 4; Stanford DIANE KAY HAGENSON Welfare Board 4, Finance Board 2 3, Caduceus 2, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2, After School Sports 2; College ROGER W. HAGER Baseball 12 4; College of San Mateo MARILYNN PEARL HALDKIAR Sports Block 4, Service Block 4, Welfare Board 4, Caduceus 2 3, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 1, Girls Sports 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo CHERYL LEE HAMMEL Sports Block 2, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 1 2, Girls Sports Board 1 2, International Affairs Association 4, Girls Sports 1 2; University for Foreign Students in Italy JAMES A. HAMPTON Engineering Club 3 4, Football 4; College of San Mateo DEE CHARLES HANSEN Vistas 3, Carlmonitor 2 3, Legislature 4, Interna- tional Affairs Association 3, Creative Writers of Carlmont 3, Heaven Can Wait 4, Tennis 1 2; College FRED W. HANSEN Transfer Jefferson High School 4, Football 4; San Francisco State CHERYL LEA HARDGROVE Transfer Pomona 4, Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural 4, School Spirit 4; San Jose State College LEWIS GEORGE HAYLER Sports Block 2 3, Service Block 1 2 3 4, Legislature 2, Finance 2 3 4, Chess Club 1 2 3 4, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2 3 4, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Band 1 2 3, Track 2 3 4, Cross Country 12 3; Col- lege SHARON M. HEADLEY After School Sports 3; IBM College ROBERT THOMAS HELTON Transfer Santa Cruz 4, College NANCY LEE HESTER After School Sports; College CALLYE PATRICIA HIGBEE Sports Block 3, Administration Block 3, Legislature 1, Aquaganz a 4, Admin. President 2 3 4, School Spirit 2 3 4, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 1, Ceramics Club 4, Girls After School Sports 12 3, Frosh-Soph Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, Senior Ball Chairman, Jun- ior Prom Committee; College STEVE HIGBEE Sports Block 4, Track 2 3, Cross Country 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo SHARON ELIZABETH HARVEY Transfer Sacramento 3, Legislature 3, Social Cultural 4, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Science Club 4, International Affairs Association 3, Pep Club 3, Jun- ior Prom and Senior Ball Committees, Election Com- mittee 3; San Jose State College DONNA HATAK After School Sports 1, Junoir Prom Commtitee 3; Work WILLIAM HAYDEN Transfer Spokane Washington 1, Sports Block 3, Senior Board 4, Wrestling 3, Swimming 3, Senior Class President, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council; University of Washing- ton. JOHN HOAGLIN Work GLEN HOJNACKI Swimming 1, Football 1; Marines JUDY HOUSER Big Sisters 4, Beginning girls chorus piano accom- panist, Intermediate girls chorus piano accompanist; College of San Mateo ROBERT WESTRA HOWARD Water Polo 1 2; College BETH-ELLEN HUEBLER Sports Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 2 3, Block C 3, Witness for the Prosecu- tion 3, After School Sports 12 3; Stanford JAMES ROBERT HULEN Our Town 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2; College JOYCE HUMPHREYS Sports Block 3, Sec.-Treas. 3, After School Sports 1 2 3; Marriage MILILANI HUSSEY Transfer Hawaii 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, After School Sports 3 4; College of San Mateo CAROLE KAY JACKSON Transfer Sequoia 1, Business Club 2; Marriage LORAINE JACKSON Service Block 12 3, Legislature 2, Caduceus 1 2, Latin Club 4, International Affairs Association, An- nie Get Your Gan 2; College of San Mateo WILLIAM W. JAHNKE Transfer San Mateo 3; College of San Mateo JANIE JAMES Transfer Redondo Beach 1, Sports Block 12 3, Ser- vice Block 12 3, Administration Block 4, Finance 2 3 4, Girls Sports 3, Caduceus 2, Junior Statesmen 2, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 1 2 3 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 1 2 3 4; College CAROL JAMESON Transfer Bakersfield 3 GRANT BAGLEY JENSEN Sports Block 2 3 4, Block C 4, A Capella 4, Basket- ball 2 3, Track 4, Football 2 3 4; Armed Forces KAREN ANNE JENSEN Aquaganza 4, School Spirit 3, Big Sisters 3; College FRANCIL CHRISTINE JOHANSON Cosmetology School CONSTANCE MAY JOHNSON Transfer Santa Clara 3, Vistas 4; Work GARY JOHNSON Transfer San Mateo 3, Sports Block 3, Varsity Foot- ball 3 4; College of San Mateo JEFFERY RANDALL JOHNSON Stamp Club 1; College MARIAN ALICE JONES Legislature 1, Scotties 1, A Capella 4, After School Sports 1 2, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Ball Committee; College VOLNEY JULIANEL Transfer Kobe, Japan 3, Baseball 3 4 NARDA RAE KAISER Sports Block 2, Service Block 2 3, Administration Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 2 3 4, Admin. President 12 3, Social Cultural 4, School Spirit 2, Noon Rec. 1, Girls Sports 1 2 3 4, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 1, Block C 3, Big Sisters 3 4, Travel Op- portunities for Carlmont Students 2, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Student Body Vice President 4; Uni- versity of California DIANE JOAN KALBACH Service Block 1, Administration Block 1, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1, Admin. President 12 4, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 3, School Spirit 1 2, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 1, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 1 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4; San Jose State College CAROLYN KAUSCHA Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Aquaganza 4, Admin. President 2, Admin. Vice President 4, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, After School Sports 1 2 3 4; College ROBERT CHARLES KECK Transfer New York 1, Service Block 4, Rifle Club 2, A Capella 3 4; College DIANE KELLER Transfer San Mateo 3, Vistas Advertising Manager 4, Carlmonitor Advertising Manager 4, After School Sports 4; Work GRUNIA JEAN KENNEDY Transfer Guam 3, Admin. President 1; College MARGARET INEZ KENRICK JOHN PETER KERHULAS Legislature I 2, Admin. President 1, Boys Sports 4, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, A Capella 4, Frosh-Soph Football 1 2, Varsity Football 4; San Jose State College RONALD KEYES Transfer Serra High School; College of San Mateo TAMARA KARINA LANE KALANE ELLA LARSEN Sports Block 2 4, Service Block 2 3, Aquaganza 4, Tribune 2, Admin. President 3, Social Cultural 2 3, School Spirit 4, Scotties 2 3, Block C 2 3, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2, Future Teachers Associa- tion 1, International Affairs Association 3, Our Town 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, State Employment Service Student Representative; U.C.L.A. NANCY JORDAN LAW Admin. President 2, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 2, After School Sports 12 3 4 LOUISE ARLENE LEADLEY Work LARRY RICKE LEAL College of San Mateo KAY FRANCES LINDNER Sports Block 1, Service Block 1, Aquaganza 4, Ad- min. President 4, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 4, A Capella 1 2 3 4, After School Sports 1 2 4; Senior Ball Committee, Ticket Committee Junior Play, Uni- versity of California Los Angeles DANA LYNN KILDAY Service Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Admin. Vice Presi- dent 4, School Spirit 2 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 1 2, Big Sisters 2, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 1 2 3, Frosh-Soph Pom- Pon Girl, Allen Hancock J.C. JOAN MARIE KIRSTINE Aquaganza 4, Costume Chairman, Admin. Vice Pres- ident 4, Noon Rec. 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, A Capella 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3; Col- lege of San Mateo KATHLEEN RHODA KNIGHT Transfer Palo Alto 2, Service Block 4, Big Sisters 3 4, Carlmonitor 3 4, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 4, Caduceus Club Pres. 4; College PATRICIA KOONS Aquaganza 4, Scotties 1, Girls Sports 1 2 VERA NANCY KRAWCHUK Ceramics Club 3 4; Work JOHN KROES KAROLYN K. KURTZ Sports Block 3, Service Block 3, Legislature 1 2, Scotties 1 2 3 4, Block C 4, Carlmonitor 2, Admin. President 1, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 2 3, A Capella 4, After School Sports 12 3; San Jose State College VIVIAN ANN LAIDLAW After School Sports 2; College LEE ANN LANE Aquaganza 4, Scotties 4, After School Sports 1 2; College RODNEY WADE Lli . Sports Block 2 3 4, Service Block 4, Administration Block 4, Legislature 1 2 3 4, Block C 2 3, A Capella 4, Track 2 3 4, Varsity Football 3 4, Frosh-Soph Football 1 2, Student Body President 4; College JUDY DIANE LIPSON College of San Mateo JOANNE M. LOFTUS Aquaganza 4, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 3 4, Travel Oppor- tunities 2; College of San Mateo DAVID BRUCE LORENZEN Sports Block 3 4, Social Cultural 4, Key Club 3 4, Track 3 4, Cross Country 2 3 4; San Jose State Col- lege KATHLEEN ANN LORETZ Travel Opportunities 1, After School Sports 2 3, Heaven Can Wait; College of San Mateo NANETTE LOW Transfer Sequoia 3, Future Teachers Association 3, Girls After School Sports 4 MARY JUDITH LOWE College NORMAN LUCAS WILLIAM ANTHONY LUFRANO Sports Block 2 3 4; Admin. President 4, Boys Sports 2 3 4, A Capella 4, Frosh-Soph Football 2, Varsity Football 3 4; College, Cal-Poly of Santa Barbara BONNIE ELLEN LYMAN Sports Block 1, Service Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Legis- lature 1 3, Social Cultural 3, Finance 4, Noon Rec. 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 2 3 4, Business Club 3, Homemaking Club 3, Future Teachers Association 4, Home Economics 3, Publi- city Chairman-Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Girls After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Club Activities Representative 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Ball Committee 4; San Francisco State DONNA JEAN MacCALLUM Sports Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Girls Sports 1 2 3, Junior Board 3, Scotties 1 2, Block C 2 3, Caduceus 3, Girls After School Sports 1 2 3, Decorations Jun- ior Prom 3; College DAN MADIGAN KAREN LEE MAGNUSON Sports Block 1, Service Block 1, Administration Block 2 3, Aquaganza 4, Carlmonitor 2 3 4, Legis- lature 1, Admin. President 2 3, School Spirit 2 3 . Noon Rec. 2, Freshman Board 1, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Block C 3, The Man Who Came to Dinner 1, Girls After School Sports 1 2 3: College WILLIAM ALLEN MAHONEY Sports Block 3 4, Service Block 2 3 4, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 1 2 3 4, Chess Club 3, En- gineering Club 3; California at Berkeley SHIRLEY DORIS MANN Service Block 3, Vistas 2 3, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 3; Work GENEVIEVE MARTIN College WM. GORDON MARTIN Sports Blocks 2 4, Aquaganza 4, Admin. President 1, Freshman Board 1, Block C 3 4, Water Polo 2 4 Swimming 1 4, Frosh-Soph All S.P.A.L. Water Polo, Varsity All S.P.A.L. Water Polo; College TIMOTHY LOWELL MASON Sports Block 1 4, Service Block 3 4, Admin. Vice President 3, Boys Sports Boards 4, Rifle Club 3 Block C 2 3, A Capella 3 4, Track 1 4, Cross Coun- try 1 2 4; Work KATHLEEN MARY McCARTNEY Tra nsfer Redondo Beach 3, Aquaganza 4, Heaven Can Wait 4; College sharon i. McCartney Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Service Block 1, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2, Girls Choir 1 3, After School Sports 1 2 3 4; Foothill College BRUCE A. McCORMICK Key Club 3; College SHIRLEY JANICE MANN Aquaganza 4, School Spirit 3, Girls Sports 4, Fresh- man Board 1, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 2, Junior Prom 3, Pep Club, Senior Ball Committee 4, After School Sports 2; Secretarial School JUDITH ANNE MARKLEY Senior Board 4, After School Sports 12 3, Co- Chairman for Senior Ball Decorations 4, Frosh- Soph Pom-Pon Girl 2, Varsity Pom-Pon Girl 3 4, Sports Queen 4, Co-Chairman for Junior Prom tickets and bids 4, Pep Club 3, Vice-President of Freshman Class 1; Freshman Class President JAMES H. MARKLIN San Jose State LAWRENCE HOWLETT MATHERS Service Block 2 4, Legislature 1 3, Admin. President 1 4, Admin. Vice President 2 3, Science Club 1, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2 3, TOCS 2, Orchestra 2 4, A Capella 4, Band 1 4, Little Foxes 2, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Baseball 2, Wrestling 2, Diving 1, Swimming 1 RICHARD MAY EUGENE HARVEY McBURNEY Admin. President 1, Basketball 1, Track 1 : College STEPHEN JAY McCREADIE Sports Block 3, Service Block 1 2 3 4, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, Gymnastics 3; Service JAMES ALEXANDER McKENDRICK Water Polo 1 2 3 4, Swimming 1 2 JUDITH BONNIE McLAUGHLIN Scotties 1, Big Sisters 1; College STEVE GEORGE McPHERSON Sports Block 1 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 1; Service in Armed Forces JOEL BURDETTE MEREDITH Sports Block 2 3, Service Block 2 3, Finance 2 3 4, Rifle Club 1, Administration Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Our Town 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Baseball 2 manager, Wrestling 2 manager, Tennis 13 4, Football 2 3 4 manager, Senior Board 4; College DOUGLAS L. MERRITT Vistas 1 2, Senior Board 4, Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Service Block 1 2 3 4, Administration Block 1 2 3 4 ' MARILYN MILLER Big Sisters 3, After School Sports 1 2 DANA LEE MILLS A Capella 2 3 4; College of San Mateo ALLEN LEE MOBLEY Sports Block 2 3 4, Football 1 2 3 4; College MARY JEANNE MILES Service Block 3, School Spirit 2, Noon Rec. 2, Girls Sports 1 2, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Scotties 2 3, Big Sisters 3, Witness for the Prose- cution 3, After School Sports 1 2, Admin. Vice President 3, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 2; Stanford DWIGHT MILLER Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Admin. Vice-President 2, Boys Sports 1 2 3 4, Rifle Club 1 2 3, Wrestling 1 2, Diving 1 2 3, Gymnastics 2 3, Water Polo 1 2 3 4, Swimming 1 2; Service LINDA MILLER College of San Mateo CHARLES WILLIAM MOORE Football 1 2 3 4; Armed Service SHERYL ANN MOORE Transfer Student from Burlingame, Scotties 3, After School Sports 3; Sports Block 3, Service Block 3, Admin. Vice President 3; College SUSAN R. MOORE Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural 3, Big Sisters 4, After School Sports 4, Legislature 1 2; California Luther- an College BARBARA MADIE MORGAN Aquaganza 4, Scotties 1, Caduceus 1; College of San Mateo ROBERT W. MORRISON Sports Block 2 3, Service Block 4, Rifle Club 3, Dance Band 4, Band 1 4, Swimming 1 2 3 Engin- eering Club; Work J OSEPHINE HAYDEE MOTA MICHELE FRANCES MULLEN Administration Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1 2, Welfare 4, Caduceus 1 2, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 4; Chico State PATRICIA MURPHY Service Block 2 3 4, Caduceus 1 2, Orchestra 1 2 3 4, A Capella 4; College PAUL LOWELL MURPHY Sports Block 3 4, Service Block 2 3 4, Legislature 1 3, Orchestra 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Track 1 3 4, All California Honor Band 4, Football 1 2; Humbolt State College BARBARA JOAN MUSSER Transfer San Mateo, Twig 4, Sports Queen Candi- date 4; College of San Mateo GAIL ELLEN NAGLE Transfer Endicott, New York 4, Orchestra 1, Band 1; College MARDEAN MARTHA NEIGHBOR Legislature 3, School Spirit 4, Scotties 3 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Senior Ball Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Aquaga nza 4; College CHERYL ANN NEILSEN Sports Block 3, Administration Block 3, Legislature 1 2 3 4, Admin. Vice President 2 3, Noon Rec. 2 3, Girls Sports 1 2 3, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 4, College DALE NELSON Sports Block 3 4, Summer Travel Program 3, Ad- min. President 4, Admin. Vice President 1 3, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 2, Boys Sports 4, Senior Board 4, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 3, Heaven Can Wait 4, Our Town 3, Witness for the Prosecution College EDWARD ROBERT NELSON Transfer Jacksonville, Fla. 4, Sports Block 3 4, U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. VAUN A. NELSON HENRY NEWMAN MARY C. NILSON Noon Rec. 3, Scotties 3, After School Sports 2 3; College of San Mateo JACKSON W. NISWANDER Sports Block 2 3 4, Service Block 3 4, Aquaganza 4, Block 2 3 4, Key Club 4, Orc hestra 3 4, Band 3 4, Our Town 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Track 1 2 3 4, Cross Country 2 3 4; San Mateo DALE F. NOBLE Latin Club 4; College GERALD M. NORDSTROM Tennis 2 3 4; San Mateo THOMAS MITCHELL NUNEZ LINDA ODELL Aquaganza 4, Administration Vice President 2 4, Secretary-Treasurer 1 3, Girls Sports 1 2, Big Sisters 4, Ceramics Club 4, After School Sports 1 2, Spring Concert 3, Advance Dance 3 4; Chico State LYNN MARIE OLANIO Sports Block 3, Aquaganza 4, Legisature 2, Admin- istration Vice President 2 3 4, School Spirit 3, Scot- ties 2 3, Block C 3, Ceramics Club 4, After School Sports 1 2; College KENNETH D. O ' LAUGHLIN Wrestling 3 4; College MICHAEL O ROURKE Vistas 3, Carlmonitor 2, CAAMA 2, Importance of Being Earnest 4, l ' weii or the Prosecution 3 MARY CAROL ORSER Service Block 1, Administration Secretary-Treasurer 1, Scotties 1 2, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 4, After School Sports 12 4, Exchange in London and Europe; College HARRY MARTIN PANCOAST III Sports Block 4, Legislature 3, Science Club 4, Wit- ness for the Prosecution 3, Tennis 2 3 4; San Jose State College CHRISTINE DAWN PARKER Sports Block 4, Service Block 4, Vistas 4, Toes 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo JEANNE PATRICK Service Block 2, Administration Block 3, Carlmon- itor 2 3, Legislature 3, Admin. President 3, Vice President 2, Secy.-Treas. 1, Welfare Board 4, Fin- ance Board 3, Junior Board 3, Scotties 1, Twig 2 3, 3; College MICHAEL PAUL Sports Block 1 2, Service Block 3, Admin. Vice President 2, Sec.-Treas. 3, Welfare Board 3 4, Jun- ior Board 3, Heaven Can Wait 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Aquaganza 4, Water Polo 1, Swim 1; College BERIT M. PAULIN Service Block 3, Scotties 1 2 3, Senior Board 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Sec. of Scotties 3, Jr. Prom Committee, Sr. Ball Committee; College GLADYS JEAN PAVA Aquaganza 4, Admin. President 1 2 3, School Spirit Board 3, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Junior Prom Committee; College MALCOLM J. OTTERSON Sports Block 3, Service Block 3, Administration Block 4, Tribune 4, Key Club 3, Wrestling 3, Gym- nastics 2 3, Swimming 1, Orchestra 1 2 3; Univer- sity of California BRENDA JOYCE OWENS Transfer from San Carlos 3, Aquaganza 4; College LORETTA IEHU PAKU Transfer from Alameda 4, Legislature 1, After School Sports 3 JAMES HARRY PECK Baseball 2, Football 1 2, Engineering Club 4; Col- lege of San Mateo ELIZABETH M. PENZIN Transfer Cleveland Jr. High Tulsa, Okla. 2, Aqua- ganza 4, Sr. Ball Committee 4; Westmont College CAROLE LYNN PERROTTI Legislature 1 2, Admin. President 1, Admin. Vice President 3 4, Freshman Board 1, Sophomore Board 2, Junior Board 3, Scotties 1, Girls Sports 12 3, Sports Block 3; Marriage DIANE PETERSON THOMAS PETROS Sports Block 2 4, Basketball 12 3, Varsity Football; College CAROLYN RUTH PETTIT Service Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 3, Big Sisters 3, A Capella 2 3 4, Swing Choir 2 3 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 12 3, North- ern California Honor Choir 4, Advanced Modern Dance Class 2; College LAURENCE PIERCE Wrestling 1 3 4 ANN JUDENE PLUNK Legislature 1, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 1, Scotties 12 3 4, After School Sports 2; Work NELL POLLARD Aquaganza 4, School Spirit 2, Freshman Board 1, Senior Board 4, Ceramics Club 4, After School Sports 1 2; College RAYMOND JOHN PRARA Basketball 1 2 3 4; College LAURIE PROCTOR Aquaganza 4, Noon Rec. 2, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 3, Senior Board 4, Sports Block 2 4, Service Block 3, Admin. Block 4, Legislature 1 2, School Spirit 4, Girls Block C 2 3, Scotties 2, International Affairs Assoc. 2, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Our Town 3, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, School Spirit Comm.; S. F. State CHARLES JOSEPH PURPORA Sports Block 2 3, Administration Block 4, Legisla- ture 4, Admin. President 1, Boys Sports 4, Fresh- man Board 1, Senior Board 4, Basketball 1 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Commissioner of Boys Sports 4, Senior Picnic Chairman 4, Captain Basketball 1 3, Admin. Class President 1; College SUSAN JANE RALYA Sports Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1 2, Girls After School Sports 1 2; San Jose State RAY RAMOS Rifle Club 3; Swimming 2; College of San Mateo JUDITH ANN RASHLEGER Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural 3, Girls Sports Board 12 3, Girls After School Sports 12 3, Scotties 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo MARTIN REX Transfer Downey, Sports Block 4, Track 4, Football 4; Stanford University CARMEN RIBERA Admin. President 2, Astronomy Club 2, Chess Club 1, Ceramics Club 4, Basketball 1, Gymnastics 3 4; Cogswell Polytech NORMA MAE RITCHIE Aquaganza 4, Admin. President 1, Freshman Board 1, After School Sports 1 2; College RHODA RITCHIE Business Club 3, A Capella 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 2; College CATHERINE ANN ROBBINS Service Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural Board 3 4, Girls Sports Board 1 2, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 3, Future Teachers Association 2, Home Economics Club 2, After School Sports 1 2; Business School BONNIE SHYRL ROBERTS Sports Block 3, Service Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Leg- islature 1, School Spirit Board 4, Senior Board 4, Big Sisters 1, Witness for the Prosecution 3, After School Sports 13 4; U.C.L.A. LADONA ROBINETTE Caduceus 3, Girls Choir 1 3; Airline Stewardess DIANA LYNN ROBINSON Aquaganza 4, Social Cultural Board 4, School Spirit Board 4, Publicity Board 3, Big Sisters 1 2, Senior Board 4, After School Sports 1 4; Dental College ALBERT ROCKWELL PEDAR M. RONNING College of San Mateo JERRY RONALD ROSE Transfer Albany 4; San Jose State LYNNE MEREDITH ROSE Transfer Burlingame 3, Band 3 4; College of San Mateo PAUL J. ROSSI BARBARA ANN RYAN Sports Block 2, Legislature 2, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 3, Homemaking 2, After School Sports 1 2; College of San Mateo EDWARD WILLIAM SAAM PAMELA NOBLE SCHLOCKER GARY ARTHUR SCHLOSS Transfer Seattle 3; College MARY ELIZABETH SCHMIDT Aquaganza 4; College JOHN SCHNELL Transfer St. Paul, Minn. 4, Varsity Football 4; Col- lege SHARON LEE SCHOLKOWFSKY Service Block 4, Vistas 4, Aquaganza 4; College of San Mateo PAMELA E. SCHULTZ Vistas 4, Ceramics Club 3, Aquaganza 4, Sports WARREN M. SABAK Sports Block 3, Service Block 3, Finance Board 3 4, Key Club 3, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 2 3, Band 1, Tennis 1 3, Commissioner of Finance 4; College SHARON LINDA SAHLBERG Service Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Girls Sports Board 12 3, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties -2 3, Big Sister 3, After School Sports 12 3, Senior Ball Committee 4; College of San Mateo GEORGE WILLIAM SAKELARIOS Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Admin. Vice President 2, Bas- ketball 1 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4, Wrestling 2, Football 2 4: Service G. TERRY SANFORD Transfer Sacramento 4; College HOLLY SARGENT Administration Block 4, Publicity 4, Heaven Can Wait 4; College ROBERT T. SAWYER Transfer El Cajon 3, Sports Block 3 4, Track 3 4, Varsity Football 4; College JAN ELLEN SCARRY Transfer South San Francisco 1, Caduceus 2 4, Homemaking Club 4; College of San Mateo ROBERT RONALD SCHALDACH Sports Block 4, Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 1 2, International Affairs Association 4, Wrestling 1 2 4 BRIAN SCHLIEF University of California JOANNE MARLENE SCHWARTZ Aquaganza 4, TOCS 1, After School Sports 3; Col- lege JUDITH ANN SEIBOLD Legislature 1, Admin. Vice President 1 3, Junior Board 3, Scotties 3, After School Sports 1; Work DORIS LOVELAND SEIGART Ceramics Club 4, Band 12 3; Dental College EDWARD M. SHERRY Service Block 12 3, Legislature 3, Admin. Vice President 3, Publicity Board 2 3 4, Ceramics Club 3 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Aquaganza 4, Importance of Being Earnest 4, Our Town 3; College RANDY SHIELDS Sports Block 2 3 4, Block C 3 4, Basketball 2 3, Baseball 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo TERRY A. SHORT Service Block 4, Admin. Vice President 3, Chess Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Tennis 2 3, Rifle Club 3; College of San Mateo JOAN MARIE SIERMAN Sports Block 2, School Spirit Board 3, Junior Board, Senior Board, Scotties 1 2 3, After School Sports 1 2; Secretarial Work JUDITH ANN SIMONI Sports Block 3, Administration Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Tribune 3, Big Sisters 3 4, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Welfare Board 4; College WILLIAM R. SINGER Service Block 3, Chess Club 1 2 3 4, Caduceus 3; College of San Mateo CHARLES P. SMITH Service Block 3, Rifle Club 1, Orchestra 3 4, Band 1 2 3 4, Water Polo 2 4; College LYNN SMITH Transfer Glendale California 2, Sports Block 3 4, Service Block 3 4, Finance 3 4, Senior Board 4, Sci- ence Club 2, Big Sisters 4; College of San Mateo NEILS E. SMITH Rifle Club 2, Basketball 2 3, Cross Country 1; Ser- vice GARY SMOCK Tra-ck 3: Service SHARON LYNN SOLOMON Sports Block 3, Service Block 3, Administration Block 4, Carlmonitor 2 3, Admin. Vice President 2, Welfare i, Finance 2 3, Caduceus 2, After School Sports 12 3, Commissioner of W elfare 4; College JOHN CHARLES STANK FR Sports Block 1, Wrestling 1, Football 1 SUZANNE GAY STEELE Sports Block 4, Service Block 3, Administration Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Legislature 3, Noon Rec. 2, Junior Board 3, Senior Board 4, Scotties 1 3, A Capella 3 4, After School Sports 12 4; Chico State College SYLVAN M. STENGE JUDY STEVENSON STAN STIRLING Legislature 2 SHARON STONE JOHN R. STRUTHERS College CHARLES F. STUART Transfer Sepulveda 4, Service Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Key Club 4, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 4, TOCS 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Summer Travel Pro- gram; Cornell Universtiy MICHAEL A. TANTIMONACO Sports Block 1 4, Boys Sports Board 3 4, Block C 2 3, Basketball 1 3, Water Polo 3, Swimming 1 3; College LaVON TAYLOR PATRICIA ANN TEIXEIRA After School Sports 1 2; Cosmetology School PATRICIA ANN TERRILL Administration Block 1 4, Admin. Secretary-Treas- urer 2, School Spirit Board 2 4, Girls Sports Board 1 3, Freshman Board 1, Big Sisters 1, Little Foxes 2, After School Sports 1 3, Sophomore Class Secre- tary-Treasurer 2, Frosh-Soph Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3 4, Pep Club 3, Admin. Block 2; Co lege MELINDA THOMAS Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1 3, Noon Rec. Board 3, Senior Board 4, After School Sports 1 2, Student Council 4; College LARRY TRINTA Ceramics Club 3, Wrestling 2; College Oakland J.C. JOSEPH TRUCE Sports Block 2 3, Vistas 2 3 4, Carlmonitor 2 3 4, Basketball 2 3, Twig 3; University of Washington R. JOHN TURCOTTE College FREDERICK T. WADE Carlmonitor 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, Track 1 2, Cross Country 1 2; Travel DAVID WALLACE Transfer San Francisco 2, Astronomy Club 2; Col- lege of San Mateo RONALD WALLACE Wrestling 2, Gymnastics 2; College I CAROL KATHLEEN TURMAN Marriage STEPHEN ALAN VALENTINE Admin. Vice President 3, Admin. Secretary-Treas- urer 2, Social Cultural Board 2, Noon Rec. Board 1, Science Club 1 3, Noon Disc Jockey 1, Electronics Club 2; College NORM VANDERVOORT Sports Block 1 2, Track 1, Football 2 4; Servi work ce, STEPHEN L. WALLACE Sports Block 2 3, Orchestra 4, Dance Band 4, Band 3 4, Tennis 2 3; College PATRICIA ANN WASMUNDT Transfer Oregon 4; College GAIL WATERMAN JEANNIE WATSON Service Block 4, Caduceus 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo WILLIAM MOWERS WATSON Swimming 2; Service ALFRED PETER WEILER Sports Block 4, Carlmont Scholarship Fed eration 3 4, Track 3 4, Cross Country 3 4; University of California LAWRENCE F. WHITE Navy RICHARD A. WHITE JR. GARY WALTER WHITEMAN College BARBARA JOAN WILLIAMS Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students 2 3 4, After School Sports 13 4; College BRUCE Q. WILLIAMS Sports Block 13 4, Admin. President 1; Service LYNDA WILLIAMS Aquaganza 4, Legislature 1, Admin. President 4, Ad- min. Vice President 3, Senior Board 4, School Spirit 2; Junior College REBECCA SUE WILLIAMS Transfer San Mateo, California 3, Aquaganza 4; College WILLIAM MARTIN WINGREN Service Block 2 3, Administration 4, Legislature 2 4, Admin. President 1, Admin. Vice President 2, Welfare 4, Finance 2 4, Freshman Board 1, Sopho- more Board 2, Senior Board 4, Science Club 1 2, Carlmont Scholarship Federation 1 2 3 4, Interna- tional Affairs Association 4 , Heaven Can Wait 4, Stamp Club 1 2, Science Club 1 2; University of California DON WINN Boxing 3 4, Varsity Football 3 4; Work THOMAS PAUL WITTENBROCK JANET LOU WOLFE Service Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Publicity 2 3 4, Art Club 1 2, Annie Get Your Gun 2; Art School MARY KATHRYN WOLLENBERGER Sports Block 1, Aquaganza 4, Block C 3, After School Sports 1 2 3 4, Girls Sports Commissioner 4; College ROXANA JEAN WOO Service Block 4, Aquaganza 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, After School Sports 1, Tribune 4; College JAMES C. WORDEN Sports Block 1 2 3 4, Admin. Vice President 1 2, Freshman Board, Boys Sports Board 4, Heaven Can Wait 4, Witness for the Prosecution 3, Basketball 1 2 3 4, Water Polo 4, Sh imming 1 2 3 4; College VIRGINIA ANN WRIGHT Sports Block 2, Service Block 2, Aquaganza 4, Leg- islature 1, Admin. President 1 2, Admin. Sec.-Treas. 3, School Spirit Board 1 2 3 4, Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Boards, TOCS 3, Future Teachers 2, A Capella 1 2 3 4, Annie Get Your Gun 2, After School Sports 1 2 3, Admin. Vice President 4, Noon Rec. 1 2 3; College BOB WYNN STEVEN YEGHOIAN Sports Block 3 4, Administration Block 3, Finance Board 2 3 4, Tennis 1 2 3 4; College of San Mateo MARY LOU ZEM Transfer San Mateo 2, Aquaganza 4, After School Sports 1; Trade School ROBERT ZIPF Sports Block 2 4, Aquaganza 4, Key Club 4, Frosh- Soph, Varsity Football 1 2 3 4; College MOON RIVER Nearly 200 couples drifted down Moon River at the Senior Ball, held in the Pacifica Room of the Villa Hotel, April 7. The music of Jack Fisher ' s six-piece band accompanied enraptured couples as they twirled beneath a large rotating sphere, which cast shafts of blue and silver light across the dance floor. Pat Terrill reigned over the ball from a velvet-covered throne after being crowned by Principal Ivan Griffin. BILL HAYDEN President SENIOR OFFICERS SUE GRIFFITH Vice-President SENIOR BOARD MARY AMO Secretary FIRST ROW: Carolyn Kauscha, Joan Kirstine, Diane Kalbach, Linda Eihs, Arlene Clifford, Nancy Law, Barbara Musser. SECOND ROW: Laurie Proctor, Bonnie Roberts, Dana Kilday, Kalane Lar- sen, Judy Markley, Sue Griffith, Sue Day, Mary Amo. THIRD ROW- Tom Petros, Narda Kaiser, Sue Hadady, Bill Hayden, Virginia Wright, Charlie Purpora, Kay Lindner, Bill Wingren, Lynn Smith 49 FRONT ROW: Rick Brown, Allen Mobley, Bob Sawyer, Jim Wright, Barry Venditti, Henry Newman, Bob Zipf, Pete Carman, Chuck Hunt, Arnold Gilpin, Gary Johnson. SECOND ROW: Leon McSweeney, Tom Petros, John Warren, Martin Rex, Lynn Arneson, Kay Bell, Ralph Adamich, Mitch Nunez, Pete Rhodes, John Ker- hulas, Jerry Rose, Greg McHuron, John Madsen, Coach Dick Storm. THIRD ROW: Coach Fred Mangini, Bill Lufrano, John Watts, Rod Liner, Tom Coulter, Don Clodfelter, Bob Kasich, Rich Merritt, Volney Julianel, George Sakelarios, Ron Tredway, Mike Fadden, Gwen White, Kent Fox. FOURTH ROW: Coach Arnie Lundquist, Fred Hansen, Norm Vandervoort, Ron Aaronson, Laszlo Rohrwild, Don Dietz, Liam Fitzgerald, Dick White, Frank Jower, John Baughman, Bill Greene. VARSITY FOOTBALL Carlmont ' s varsity football squad gave its rooters many gridiron thrills this year as the Scots rolled into a sixth place finish in the South Peninsula Athletic league. Starting oft the season with four straight wins, the Scots looked as though they would finally win a football championship. But disaster struck in the form of fumbles, interceptions, and key injuries, and the Scots didn ' t win another game the rest of the season. But who will forget the exciting running of halfback Bill Lufrano when he rambled through a tough Menlo-Atherton defense for the unheard of total of 191 yards in one game? Who will forget the exciting passing combination of Chuck Hunt to Arnold Gilpin for their fabulous last second touchdowns against Red- wood and Sequoia? Who will forget the long distance punting of Bob Sawyer at the beginning of the season? Who will forget the sensational line play turned in by Kay Bell, Rod Liner, Barry Vendetti, Alan Mobley, Bob Zipf, Henry Newman, John Madsen, and Jim Wright? Who will forget the fabulous coach- ing job of Dick Storm? There are the things that will go down in Carlmont football history. These boys should be remembered for giving their all and not giving up until the final gun had sounded. Chuck Hunt sets to pass against Palo Alto Carlmont . Carlmont. Carlmont. Carlmont . Carlmont . Carlmont. Carlmont . Carlmont . Carlmont . league games Varsity 19 33 12 6 13 6 12 6 13 Scores San Mateo Redwood . Ravenswood Cubberly Sequoia . Woodside Palo Alto M-A .... San Carlos 13 6 34 6 13 7 19 Bill Lufrano eludes a Woodside tackier. Rod Liner rambles against Ravenswood behind the blocking of Rick Brown. FIRST ROW: Bob Davis, Stan Stone, Ed Woodhall, Jerry Golins, Tom Nolan, Dennis Landes, Andy Sears, Randy Ceruti. SEC- OND ROW: Greg Savelly, Scott Bedwell, Al Smith, Jerry Morten- sen, Marvin Anderson, Dave Galbraith, John Amirkhan, Mitch Brunner, Dave Doidge. THIRD ROW: Coach Hal Myers, Jim Swam, Jim Parker, Rick Lelo, Perry Vanderhurst, Jeff Miller, Bill Thompson, Gene Lenzi, John Cornelius, Richard Wright, Ray Lewis, Coach Jim Mason. FOURTH ROW: Richard Watts, Richard Phil- lips, Gordon Block, Tom White, Bruce Bachant, Gary Cornell, John Crowe, Jack Algers, Mike Dunsmore, manager. FROSH-SOPH FOOTBALL New coach Haro ld Myers suffered a dismal beginning in his Carlmont coaching career as he saw his pigskin squad struggle to a 3-4 won-loss record. Highlights of the season were the running of backs Marv Anderson and Ed Woodhall, the passing of Andy Sears, and the line play of Jerry Golins, Jerry Mortensen, and Fred Nold. Ed Woodhall demonstrates the twist to tacklers. SCORES Sequoia Carlmont Carlmont San Carlos Carlmont Ravenswood Palo Alto Carlmont Menlo-Atherton . . Carlmont Cubberley Carlmont Woodside Carlmont Look out behind you. Ed Woodhall rambles for touchdown against M-A as teammates Fred Nold (80) and Marv Anderson (48) look on. Larry Grandfield, Dave Knight, Ken Nichols, Jim Moens, Pat Edgar, Bill Galhagen. SECOND ROW: Joe Russell, Randy Dvorak, Pete Higbee, John Mills, Don Frost, Mike McCann. THIRD ROW: Dennis Phillips, Dennis Cunningham, Carlos Rivera, John Miles, Gary Larsen, Ron Renard, Steve Fong. FOUKIH ROW: Jack Niswander, manager; Richard Kamrar, Larry Russell, Steve Daubert, Doug Trekell, Don Trekell, Ned Seawell. FIFTH ROW: Gerd Sadeler, Grant Long, Steve Higbee, Doug Merritt, Jim Trog- don, Pete Weiler, Kent Walter. SIXTH ROW: Jack Sandin, Gerald Gress, Tim Mason, Don Strachan, Dave Lorenzen, Coach Loren Lansberry. CROSS-COUNTRY Despite bad breaks, injuries, and disappointments, Carlmont ' s cross-country team still made its presence felt in Northern California competition this year. The varsity, although badly hampered by injuries and sicknesses, gave Palo Alto a strong race for the South Peninsula Athletic league championship but finally had to settle for second place. Junior Grant Long, top varsity fwo-miler, finished another year up front, placing sixth in the all-SPAL finals. He was followed by team captain senior Steve Higbee, junior Jim Trogdon, sophomore Jack Sandin, junior Kent Walters, senior Doug Merritt, and junior Jim Dixon. Larry Russell, Doug and Don Trekell, and Tim Mason filled out the front line of the junior varsity team. The JV ' s finished a close second to Palo Alto. The sophomore and freshman squads finished their season by passing every team in the league by a wide margin. Dave Knight, Steve Daulbert, Ron Renard, and Don Strachen paced the soph team to victory. The frosh, perhaps the best in Carlmont history, boasted as their leading runners Ken Nichols, Greg McCann, and Doug Frost. Varsity runner Doug Merritt comes in at a meet with Jim Trogdon following. 1TC Kent Walter runs toward the finish line at a meet. Carlmont ' s leading runner, Grant Long, come in to the finish. Ghost runners in the sky. Led by Ken Torre, Jeff Green, and Bob Smith, the Carlmont C cage squad finished a surpris- ing second in final South Peninsula Athletic league standings. Torre was also elected most valuable player by his teammates. Smith was elected captain of the squad and Len Waller was selected as most improved. Torre made all-SPAL center on the first team while Green and Smith were awarded second team honors. C BASKETBALL San Mateo 27-35 Hillsdale 37-36 Ravenswood 39-49 Sequoia 44-53 Woodside 34-40 San Carlos 33-29 Palo Alto 25-43 Cubberly 44-23 Menlo-Atherton 30-34 Ravenswood 33-29 Ray Horn, Bob Kelly, Doug Varni, Jim Bettinger, Keith Woods, Bob Smith, Coach Hawley, Leonard Waller, Paul Sagors. C BASKETBALL Leon Walker takes a shot against Woodside. Ken Torre goes up for the tipoff. The D s finished in fifth place in the SPAL. Greg Smith and Jack Rosicky both made the all- SPAL honor teams. Smith and Rosicky were also elected most valuable player and captain respec- tively by their teammates. D BASKETBALL San Mateo 39-34 Hillsdale 37-23 Ravenswood 33-21 Sequoia 43-41 Woodside 19-22 San Carlos 33-27 Palo Alto 43-46 Cubberly 18-44 Menlo-Atherton 33-20 Greg Smith, Mike Glasgow, Fred Olson, Pete Sakelarios, Dan Cicero, jack Rosicky, John Jeans, Coach Gene Hawley, Tom Marsh, John Skiff. , Pete Sakelarios dribbles upcourt. D BASKETBALL Dan Cicero tries a shot at the basket against Woodside. FIRST ROW: Eric McHuron, John Kauscha, Bob Suddjian, Jim Watson, Ripley Sears, Charles D ROW: Jim McKendrick, Gordy Martin, Mike Blondell, Jim Worden, Gene Wat- strella, Dick Pouge. ARSITY WATER-POLO Experiencing their ups and downs, but mostly downs this season, Carlmont ' s varsity water polo team finished fifth in South Peninsula Athletic league standings. Coach Glen Kovas praised seniors Jim McKendrick and Gordie Martin for their stellar performances. McKendrick was elected captain by his teammates and Martin received the most valuable player award. Jim Worden set for a goal shot against Woodside. Gordy Martin gets rid of the ball before an attack. FIRST ROW: Mike Spear, Pete Nicolitti, Dave Gray, John Griffith, Rick Barnes. SECOND ROW: John Torok, John Harvey, Tod Hochstatter, Don Moir, Doug Roberts, Rick Ames. THIRD ROW: Don Gray, Gary Orr. FROSH-SOPH WATER-POLO The frosh-soph water polo team, like the varsity, also experienced a few bad breaks and had a com- paratively poor season. Coach Glen Kovas says that he groomed several boys on the frosh-soph team for the varsity next year. Mike Blondell, who re- ceived all league honors and was elected the team ' s most valuable player, is the brightest prospect com- ing up. Blondell also led the frosh-soph in scoring. John Griffith passes the ball o Mike Blondell shoots for a goal against Woodside. First Row: Jim Worden, Steve Caria, John Warren, Rick Brown, Chuck Hunt. Second Row: Steve Gonsiorowski, Dennis Jones, Arch Houle, Ron Fell, John Maynard, Jack Sandin, Fred Atkinson, Frank Silva. Rick Brown displays champion- pionship form in this shot. VARSITY BASKETBALL Fighting right down to the last game, the varsity basketball squad surprised many of the experts and numerous opponents this year. According to pre-season predictions, the Scots were not sup- posed to win more than two games in the tough South Peninsula Athletic League. Led by the aggressive play of Steve Caria, who coach Hawley terms as the most aggressive and strongest athlete at Carlmont. The Scots proved themselves one of the most stubborn teams in the SPAL compiling a 5-9 mark. Caria, The tallest 6 ' 1 player in the league, according to opposing coaches, gave many of his taller opponents nightmares with his uncanny ability to follow his shots and his scrappy play under the basket. Rick Brown and Chuck Hunt, the Scot ' s two sharp-shooting guards, were equally troublesome with their accurate shooting and aggressive play. Brown was selected on the second all-league squad plus lead- ing the Scots in scoring for the year. Hunt was elected captain of the team and Brown was elected the most-valuable-player. John Warren, a steady rebounder for the Scots during the season, and Jim Worden, a player with almost perfect fundamentals, received the most improved player award. CARLMONT CARLMONT 48 Hillsdale 55 36 Palp Alto 39 62 San Mateo 28 51 Cubberly 41 37 Sunnyvale 49 54 Menlo-Atherton 52 47 Cupertino 40 41 Ravenswood 49 45 Del Mar 52 54 Woodside 56 33 Menlo-Atherton 64 59 San Carlos 40 38 Ravenswood 49 44 Sequoia 71 46 Woodside 47 48 Palo Alto 40 66 San Carlos 39 42 Cubberly 45 45 Sequoia 46 CARLMONT 46 Hillsdale 26 42 San Mateo 54 38 Los Altos 39 50 Cupertino 39 50 Buscher 32 24 Menlo-Atherton 19 45 Ravenswood 47 44 Woodside 43 32 San Carlos 33 37 Sequoia 32 36 Palo Alto 39 37 Cubberly 45 38 Menlo-Atherton 46 31 Ravenswood 43 42 Woodside 56 36 San Carlos 37 56 Sequoia 54 50 Palo Alto 40 41 Cubberly 32 Left to Ri ht: John Kauscha, Jack Valerga, Gordon Bell, Ray Prara. Second Row: Rich Merritt, Bill Stolle, Ned Seawell, Andy Sears, Rich Harry. Third Row: Bruce Bowhall, Al Smith, Bill Feeney, Coach Al Piparo. B BASKETBALL Coach Al Piparo ' s B squad found the going a little tough in mid-season and finished in sixth place with a 6-8 record. Having to build his basketball team over night be- cause three regulars didn ' t make the weigh-ins, coach Piparo fielded his usual well-coached team. But inexperi- ence was the key factor which kept the Scots out of con- tention this season. Three one-point defeats coupled with bad luck helped contribute to the Scot ' s poor record this year. Ray Prara, elected team captain and most-valuable-player, had a sensational year, making the all-league team and finishing as the second highest scorer in the league. Prara ' s co-partner in crime, little Gordie Bell, was a constant headache to his opponents with his scrappy defensive play and his pin-point ac- curacy from the floor. Al Smith and Bruce Bowhall, the two leading rebounders on the B ' s , were instrumental in helping Carlmont lead the league in rebounds. Rich Merritt was a key factor in many of Carlmont ' s victories. Andy Sears, who coach Piparo relied upon as his strongest reserve, aided the Scot offense with his rebound ability. Gordie Bell floats in for a layup against Ravenswood. Ray Prara (10) against Cubberly. 67 First Nold Sears Row: Tom Oliverio, Bob Peri, Ron Kline, Gordon Block, Don Klingner. Second Row: Ron Denning, Frank Jower, Fred ; Richard Ayres, Joe Greco, Coach Hal Myers. Third Row : Dick Pogue, Rick Lelo, Paul Seager, Steve Hayden, Rip Jim Fritzler; Bob Ayres, Kay Bell, Roger Moraes. WRESTLING Although experiencing a disappoint- ing season in league competition, Coach Hal Myers ' grapplers had several promising wrestlers. Rich Ayres won first-place in the SPAL finals in his weight class and fourth in the NCS sec- tional meet. Fred Nold, Rip Sears, Frank Jower, Rick Lelo and Kay Bell performed creditably and will head a strong entry next year. 68 Dale Nelson, Coach Hal Myers and Rich Ayres. II First Row : Steve Higbee, Lewis Hayler, Gerd Sadeler, Jim Wright, Dave Galbraith, John Madsen, Doug Merritt, Rod Liner, Paul Murphy, Tim Mason. Second Row: Terry Baker, Kent Walter, Andy Sears, Stan Stone, Al Rockwell, Bob Sawyer, Ron Tredway, Fred Atkinson, Martin Rex, Jerry Rose, Dave Allen, Larry Russell. Third Row: Jack Niswander, Jim Edmunds, Ken Blumenthal, Jim Trogden, Tom Grimm, Marv Anderson, Lynn Arnesen, Dick White, Tom Nolan, Ted Deeming, Grant Long, Jim Higgins, Archie Houle, Robert Divird, Jack Sandin, Dave Lorenzen, Richard Taverna, Jim Dixon, Coach Loren Lansberry, Coach Fred Mangini. The B track picture is on page 156. First Row: Dave Knight, Martin McCann, John Mills, Jack Coel, John Cornelius. Second Row: Mike Keagy, Ken Nichols, Roy Horn, Carlos Rivera, Mike McCann. • ' TRACK For all intent and purposes, the Scot varsity track team wrapped up their fifth SPAL dual-meet championship the day they met and conquered the powerful Palo Alto Vikings. Paly, the only real threat to Carlmont suprem- acy in the league, fell to the Scots 58y 2 -54y 2 early in the season. Both teams were evenly matched in this crucial meet and the result was in doubt up to the final event— the 880 yard relay. Anchorman Jerry Rose pulled the meet out of the fire for Carlmont as he flashed across the finish line far ahead of his nearest competitor. Besides starring in the relay, Rose also took first place finishes in the 100 and 220 yard runs. Al Rockwell, Carlmon ' s star hurdler, copped firsts in the high and low hurdles. These first place finishes by the Scots were the only undisputed top honors that they took during the meet. But as it had all year, the terrific depth of Coach Loren Lansberry ' s squad was the deciding factor. Al Rockwell zips to win 120 high hurdles during Palo dual meet. First Row: Steve Mahoney, Steve Yeghoian, Bob Regli, Ralph MacArthur, John Lorok, John Jeanes, Paul Lawson. Second Row: Eric Schiller, Lou Lazarus, Gordy Olson, Bill Thompson, Harry Pancoast, Joel Meredith, Oscar Badilla, Coach Jim Henderson. TENNIS It was a building year for the embattled Scot tennis team. Of Coach Henderson ' s first nine men, only one, Warren Sabak, was a senior. Sabak, who played third singles and second man Bob Regli had the only varsity experience on the club, besides Ralph MacArthur. Transfer student Lou Lazarus, a sophomore, proved to be a pleasant surprise for the Scot mentor, along with fellow soph Bill Thompson, who showed promise as a JV player last year. V A R S I T Y First Row: Jim Worden, Gene Watson, Mike Jones, Allen Martin, Jim Watson. Second Row: Mike Blondell, Dick Pogue, Jerry Golins, John Watts, Dave Gray, Mike Spear. Third Row: Tom Astrella, Pete Nicoletti, Bill Watson, Gordon Martin, John Griffith, Coach Glenn Kovas. SWIMMING Coach Glenn Kovas and his young swim team faced a building year this season. According to coach Kovas, the swimmers were too inexperienced for the tough SPAL competition. In going over his individual talent, Kovas singles out Jim Watson in the 400 and 200 yard free-style. Gordie Martin, Jim Worden, and Mike Blondell also saw a lot of service for the Scot varsity this season. Jerry Golins, a North Coast Section champion diver in the B division last year, shined in that department for the Scots. The B ' s featured Eric McHuron, Mike Jones, and Dennis Landis this season. Varsity Relay team, Sitting: Jim Wat- son, John Watts. Standing: Jim Wor- den, Gorden Martin. First Row: Eric McHuron, Bruce Bachant, Greg Mahoney, Ron Black, Allen Cofiori. Second Row: Bill Cisseel, Dave Doidge, Perry Vanderhurst, Bryon Lemmon, John Baldwin. Third Row: Todd Hochstat- ter, John Carroll, Dennis Landes, Fred Dahl. First Row: Chuck MacDonald, Dennis Martin, Gary Bailard, Bill Sheppard. Second Row: Craig Malouf, John Brandt, Randy Dvorak, Tom Colvig. Third Row: Rich Ames, Jim Rhodes, Phil Lo- Giudice, Rick Barnes, Doug Cross. First Row: Steve Gonsiorowski, Frank Silva, Chuck Hunt, Jack Valerga, Roger Hager, Charles Purpora, George Sakelarios. Second Row: Arnold Gilpin, Randy Shields, Bob Gebhart, Volney Julianel, Pete Carman, Steve McPherson, Henry Newman, Barry Harris, Manager. Third Row: Coach Hurst, Mike Rose, Fred Reynders, Rick Brown, Greg McHuron, Bob Kasich, Steve Caria and Ron Samaduroff . VARSITY BASEBALL Steve Gonsiorowski, Arnold Gilpin, Charlie Purpora and Pete Carman. Burton Park was the scene of rugged baseball action as varsity coach Bill Hurst led his charges into the tough SPAL competi- tion. Rick Brown played first base, Roger Hager at second, Chuck Hunt at shortstop and Steve McPherson at third. Pete Carman patrolled centerfield, Arnold Gilpin in left and Steve Gonsiorowski in right. Steve Caria led the pitching staff with Volney Julianel in relief. First Row: Pat Yankers, Jeff Miller, Len Walter, Tony Egan, Jack Rosicky, Al Smith, Gary Stout, Rick Waldschmidt. Second Row: John Hedd, Steve Brazio, Paul Sagers, Tom Valerga, Carl Craft, Don Gray, Rick Lelo, Keith Woods, Joel Merritt. Third Row: Bruce Bowhall, Mike Corey, Richard Harry, Jim Holloway, Bob Kelly, Bron Crosswell, Doug Varni, Ron Cox, Ed Woodhall, Bill Kennedy, Coach Jim Mason. FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Al Smith and Bob Kelly head the pitching staff with Bruce Bowhall leading the infield into a tough SPAL schedule. Coach Jim Mason welded the club into a strong, aggressive unit. An opponent is held on base. First Row: Manager Rich Wright, Jerry Sherlock, Rich Klinger, Charles Lewis, Dave Clifford, James Gahagen, Jon Wi lliams, John Murphy. Second Row: Coach Al Piparo, Larry Wilson, Ron Crist, Bill Marks, Mike Koslosky, Tom Oliverio, Gordon Block, Mike Gilberg, Allen Walden, Al Siegart. Third Row: Bill Mahoney, Mike Zapponi, John Cook, Garry Garner, Carmen Ribera, Rip Sears, Nathan Maynard, Larry Schenfeld, Dennis Ergas. GYMNASTICS Encouraged by the large turnout, Coach Piparo hoped that future teams at Carlmont will continue to grow stronger and challenge the powers of Hillsdale, Palo Alto and San Mateo. Even with several lettermen back and a large return from last year ' s squad, the 1962 edition was unable to chal- lenge for the lead. Leading scorers were Mike Koslosky in Parallel Bars and Rings, Garry Garner in Trampoline, Carmen Ribera in Horizontal Bars and Rings, John Baughman in Horizontal Bar, Bill Mahoney in Side Horse, Jerry Sherlock in Rope Climb, and Larry Schenfeld as the team ace in Free Exercise and Tumbling. Leading the J.V. squad was Rich Klinger in Rings and Tumbling, Larry Wilson in Rope and Horizontal Bar, Jon Williams in Horizontal Bar and Rings, and Rip Sears in Side Horse and Rope. Mike Koslosky NARDA KAISER Student Body Vice-President FIRST ROW: Gary Garner, Doug Merritt, Jeff Miller, Chuck Sandstrom, Sue Henry, Sharon Gaskell, Frances Sime, Diane Larsen, Lewis, Mike Keagy, Eliot Cowan, Mary Anderson, Rod Liner. SEC- Sandy Tice, Anita Sachen, Gail Neumann, Robert Hunter, Adviser. OND ROW: Nardar Kaiser, Melinda Thomas, Charlie Purpora, FOURTH ROW: Susan Voris, Bill Hayden, Pete Hadreas, Dee Cheryl Nielson, Kalane Larsen, Pam Hawlev, Mary Iverson, Debby liansen, Gail Retallick, Sue Steele. Daily, Eleanor House. THIRD ROW: Bill Thompson, Stephanie fj) FINANCE BOARD i FIRST ROW: Gail Harris, Cynthia Brandt, Shari Lehmer, Melinda Jones, Bonnie Lyman, Callie Overmohle. SECOND ROW: James Henderson, Adviser; Joel Meredith, Ron Renard, Lewis Hayler, Rich Gould, Warren Sabak. SITTING: Judy Simoni, Diane Hagenson, Gail Gustafson, Shirley Guth, Sharon Solomon, Dotty Sharp, Valarye Lagan, Harolyn Heeb. SECOND ROW: Carole Emery, Joanne Bourdon, Rich Gould, Helen Caldwell, Robin Bledsoe. Janice Boostrom. WELFARE BOARD 85 i LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Hagenson, Sandra Campbell, Roxanna Woo, Malcolm Otterson, Kay Conens, Ralph MacArthur, Kathi Davis, Judy Simoni. STUDENT COURT LEFT TO RIGHT: Eddie Sherry, Sue Starr, Dan Fleck, Christine Pecar, Cathy Hoffman, Kortne Hall, Becky Bench, Linda Beattie, Edi DeStefano, Penny Dahl, Curtis Young, Carol Whitney, Holly Sargent. PUBLICITY BOARD 86 LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Mausser, Linda Ellis, Sue Griffith, Narda Kaiser, Cheryl Hardgrove, Carolyn Ellis, Dave Lorenzen, Nancy Schwartz, Diane Robinson, Peggy Martin, Sharon Harvey. SOCIAL-CULTURAL BOARD SCHOOL SPIRIT BOARD FIRST ROW: Pat Brady, Karen Magnuson, Bonnie Roberts, Li Guarino. SECOND ROW: Signe Yager, Priscilla Wray, Pat Terrill, Kalane Larsen, Arlene Clifford. THIRD ROW: Diana Robinson, Sharon Clark, Connie Campbell, Nancy Nelson, Callyee Higbee, Judy Marklcy. FOURTH ROW: Gary Garner, Ron Crist, Larry Schenfeld, Laurie Proctor, Jane Ziegler. GIRLS ' SPORTS BOARD 88 BOYS ' SPORTS BOARD FIRST ROW: Charlie Purpora, Chuck Lewis, Frank Silva. SECOND ROW: Dale Nelson, Steve McPherson, Steve Gonsiorowski. THIRD ROW: Jim Worden, Mike Tantimonico, Tim Mason. FIRST ROW: Phil Arnot, Adviser; Sally Timby, Bill Mahoney, ROW: Harry Pancoast, Max Becraft, Joan Williams, Diane Carole Swan, Kay Conens, Janice Boostrom, Carol Emmons, Paul Dougherty, Allan Martin, Cheryl Hammel, Sharon Gaskell, Rich Backus, Linda Volz, Karen Horvath, Johanna Lunn. SECOND Dorrance, Barbara Hayler, Edi De Stefano, Sandy Tice. INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS ASS ' N CREATIVE WRITERS OF CARLMONT Sharon Gaskell, Robin Bledsoe, Ken Hoop, Evelyn Barkmann, Mike Jackson, Bruce Ballen- tine, Cindy Brandt, Roger Moore. Sitting: Ted Brammer, Adviser. 89 FIRST ROW: Kay Conens, Diane Griffiths, Loraine Jackson, Janice Diane Dougherty, Wayne Mohr, Dick Ayres, John Bledsoe, Bruce Boostrom, Nan Raynes, Phil Perucca, Gene Bailard, Richard Kling- Ballentine, Robert McCormick, Adviser, ner. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Judd, Dale Noble, Robin Bledsoe, LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Larry Wilson, Terry Dillon, Louis Martin, Joe Gyllenskog, Lewis Hayler, Terry Short. BACK ROW: Adviser Warren Mott, Barry Brant, Philip De Weese, Louis Lazarus, Donald Scheer, Adviser Joel Leetham. CHESS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Nell Pollard, Eddie Sherry, Callye Higbee, Wayne Ferris, Janet Clague, Barbara Bar- tholomew, Karen Horvath, Doris Seigart, Lynn Olanio, Vern Gleason, Adviser; Linda Odell. CERAMICS CLUB FIRST ROW: Jack Niswander, Don Klingborg, Gary Larsen. SECOND ROW: Charles Stuart, Ron Renard, Fred Garcia. THIRD ROW: Rich Gould, Steve Gonsiorowski, Gerald Gress. FOURTH ROW: John Pope, Adviser, Dave Lorenzen, Ken Fawsett. KEY CLUB 91 1 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Orser, Mary Orser, Jean McDowell, Carole Emery, Mary Gill, Laura Kimble. SECOND ROW: Chris Parker, Gayle Patterson, Joann Bourdon, Gail Retallick, Eileen Hannel, Mauna Houlihan. THIRD ROW: Sharon Gaskell, Cynthia Brandt, Cathy Pfeffer, Barbara Williams, Marlene Bonney, Jamie Brandt. FOURTH ROW: Sally Timby, Ivy Hutchings, Norene Stone, Haro- lyn Heeb, Marcia Bonney, Kathy Trippet. FIFTH ROW: Charles Ice, Craig Karpilow, Chuck Stuart, Jeffrey Nelson, Sue Henry, Pat Scott. SIXTH ROW: Adviser Bob McCormick, Pam Schlocker, Carol Ramer, Mary Thunemann, Adviser Don Teani yyQjJj ' LEFT TO RIGHT: Craig Karpilow, Rich Dorrance, Dick Pogue, Linda Volz, Bob Ayres, Gene Bailard, Gary Bailard, Dave Attwood, Adviser; Walter Cottle, Adviser. , , , FIRST ROW: Noel Bridges, Don Klingner, Rich Dor- rance, Mary Bell, Carol Emmons, Richard Klingner. SECOND ROW: Robert Ayres, Nancy Raynes, Peggy Ford, Bill Wingren, Stan Liebenberg, Carol Emery. THIRD ROW: Joan Williams, Laura Kimble, Treas- urer; Phil Perucca, Edi DeStefano, Sandy Tice, Ellen Wallace. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Trippet, Robin Bled- soe, Diane Dougherty, Maurna Houlihan, Gail Neu- mann, Karen Horvath. FIFTH R OW: Eliot Cowan, Norene Stone, Robert Wright, Barbara Hayler, Vice President; Wayne Mohr, Gale Retallick, Secretary. SIXTH ROW: Adviser John Hollenberg, Bill Ma- honey, Allan Martin, President; Alexander de Koster, Adviser Ruth Hull. FIRST ROW: Jane Bernier, Mary Rice, Jean McDowell, Kathv Judd, Lynette Francisconi, Kathy Knight. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Lynn Emory, Diane Pastorelli, Sharon Harris, Glenda Oliver, Jeannie Watson, Barbara Bartholomew. THIRD ROW: Debbie Daily, Arlene Titlow, Kathy Lynch, Peggy Martin, Norma Wolfe, Karen Black, Nancy Schwartz, Shirley Stiles, Adviser. CADUCEUS CLUB FIRST ROW: Phyllis Baxter, Bonnie Orr, Nancy Pierce, Kay Kurtz, Hockley, Susan Warrick, Ann Honsinger. Third row: Ellen Fleish- Connie Cook, Corky Convey. Second row : Mrs. Rosalyn Lyang, ner, Alex Fotis, Judy Rashleger, Lee Ann Lane, Carroll Duplissea, Adviser; Lynn Baumsteiger, Diane Sepsis, Dee Leonhard, Adria Debby Dunn, Andrea Allison. SCOTTIES FIRST ROW : Mary Amo, Bonnie Lyman, Carolyn SECOND ROW: Susan Warrick, Glenda Oliver, Va Thomas, Sandy Parker. THIRD ROW: Sharon Nu Marianne Emery, Cheryl Brandenberg, Karen Smit Diane Dougherty, Stephanie Murnig, Kathy Knight bara Pell, Barbara Pugh, Diane Sepsis, Carroll Dupl Lynn Baumsteiger, Janet Ryan, Helen Caldwell, Barb Garcia, Linda Shinazy, Julie Cagle, Pat Bond, Pat Va Judd, Laureen Lucas, Cheryl Neilsen, Sue Hadady. Lagan, Dotty Sharp, Virginia Fleming, Gwyn nes, Gayle Sletner, Norma Wolf, Dolores Larwill, h. FOURTH ROW: Diane Nunes, Anita Sachen, FIFTH ROW: Kathie Lewellen, Kay Lindner, Bar- ssea. SIXTH ROW: Judith Fadden, Claudia Snowden, ara Damlos, Narda Kaiser. SEVENTH ROW: Judy n Buskirk, Sandy Tice, Judy Simoni. BIG SISTERS 94 FIRST ROW: Glenda Pollock, Sandy Marshall, Pat Griffin Michael Keagy, Sharon Gaskell, Sue Henry, Linda Walter. SECOND ROW: Robert McCormick, Adviser; Cindy Swanson, Ann Jensen, Evelyn Barkmann, Marsha Bingham, President; Marilyn McCoy, Secretary; Don Teani, Adviser. FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Loren Bryon, Rich Wright, George Gerssing, Ross Armstrong. SECOND ROW : Bob Wright, Glenn Fowler. THIRD ROW: Chuck MacDonald, Terry Dillon, Larry Welling, Ron Odenheimer, Larry Tredway, George Gluck. 95 SADIE HAWKINS DANCE With hay on their toes, Carlmont Dog-patchers whirled their way through another successful Sadie Hawkins dance. The annual event was held on Friday, October 24, 196 1, Students danced to the barnyard beat of Doug Jones and his band. Long lines of couples cluttered the gym all night long waiting to get hitched by one of two Marryin ' Sams , portrayed by Ed Immethun and Ted Brammer. Gold wedding bands were given to the couples after the ceremonies. LEFT TO RIGHT: Max Becraft, Sandy Cunningham, Mike Koslosky, and Jamie Brandt. Way out Dog Patchers Jitter gym floor. JUDY MARKLEY Crowned at the San Carlos-Carl- mont football game was Sports Queen Judy Markley. She was chosen by a vote of the male populace over four candidates representing school clubs and boards. They were Narda Kaiser, Judy Houser, Linda Odell and Connie Cook. The Queen reigned over the entire sports season of 1962, including bas- ketball games, track meets, and base- ball games in the Spring. Principal Ivan Griffin handled the ceremonies at the crowning and a large bouquet of flowers was pre- sented to the Queen. Finalists Connie Cook, Judy Houser, Linda Odell, Judy Markley, and Narda Kaiser. Sponsored by the Junior Class, the fall play drew capa- city crowds each night of its performance. Under the direc- tion of Jay Deck, drama coach, the Oscar Wilde satire of Eng- lish manners and speech sailed smoothly through its three night stand, November 30, De- cember 1 and 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Bishop, Michael O ' Rourke, Betsy Jones, Peter Hadreas, Sandra Reed, Ronnie Frankel, Max Becraft. m Jack : I have lost both my parents. Lady Bracknell: Both? . . . That seems like carelessness. Jack: Gwendolen will you marry me? Gwen: Of course I will, darling. THE IMPORTANCE 100 CAST John Worthing J.D Michael O ' Rourke Algernon Moncrieff Peter Hadreas Rev. Canon Chasuble Max Becraf t Merriman, butler Michael Koslosky Lane, manservant Bruce Brady Lady Bracknell Betsy Jones Mon. Gwendolen Fairfax Carol Bishop Miss Prism, governess Ronnie Frankel Cecily Cardew Sandra Reed Rev. Chasuble: I hope, Cecily, you are not inattentive. Cecily: Oh, I am afraid I am. Jack: My own darling! Algernon: ... if my name was Algy, couldn ' t you love me? DF BEING EARNEST Okay fellas, on the downbeat. RALLIES Cheerleaders, Crist, Terrill, and Garner, attempt to instill vigor into the hearts of the Scots. Rallies held during the year helped students let off steam and demonstrate their school spirit as the cheerleaders worked the stu- dent body to a frenzy of excite- ment. Whew, it ' s hot in here ! 104 Carlmonitor Editorials and Features Graziani chuckles over another five dollars won from Adviser. This year the Carlmonitor staff spilled blood, sweat, tears, and ink in their efforts to produce sixteen issues of the paper. Approxi- mately four typewriters, nine typewriter rib- bons, and 128 copy pencils were irrevocably lost in the course of the year, but surprisingly enough, the paper appeared on schedule each time. In addition to putting out the Carlmoni- tor, the staff participated in outside activities such as a field trip to the San Francisco Chron- icle and the journalism department of San Francisco State College, plus attendance at the San Mateo and Northern California student press conferences. Carlmonitor Vol. X, No. BELMONT, CALIFORNIA 1962 Lagan and Knight plot revenge on oppressors Published semi-monthly by the advanced journalism class of Carlmont high school, Alameda lc las l ' ulgas, Belmont, California. Advertising rates upon request. Editor Virginia Graziani Feature Editor Karl Tbunemann Sports Editor Joe Truce Adviser Kenneth McDevitt Advertising Manager Diane Keller Photographers Fred Garcia, Wall Jacohy Reporters Sharon Austin, Evelyn Barkman, Becky Bench, Kiltie Biandeburg, Barbara Dnmlos, Jeanne Donovan, Sharon Gaskell, Carolyn Glennie, Joy Heeb, Audrey Hill, Adria Hockley, Val Lagan, Richard May, Barbara Musscr, Karen Nissen, Mike Stanton, Carole Swan, Mary Ann Whalen. 106 Stanton and Heeb monopolize the only working typewriters. Let ' s see, Carlmonitor — K-a-r-l-s-m-o-n-i-t-o-r. So then I stayed up until five and wrote the sports page. 107 Better than my own body ? ! ! ! ! Mr. Farnsworth is expecting you my dear. CAST Joe Pendleton Dale Nelson Mr. Jordan Gerry Gress Messenger 7013 Charles Stuart Julia Farnsworth Signe Yager Tony Abbott Ed Sherry Bette Logan Sue Griffith Max Levene Peter S. Albin Mrs. Ames Barbara Hayler Nurse Rhoda Ritchie Susie, Maid Gina Nelson Ann, Maid Ronnie Frankel Williams Dee Hansen First Escort Don Dietz Second Escort Larry Schenfeld Workman Bruce Brady Lefty Mike Koslosky Doctor Dennis Jones Plainclothesman Bill Wingren Well, good morning Mr. F. HEAVEN Gees, you ' re a tough guy to do business with. Fine time for you to go nuts on me. Just when we copped the title. Heaven Can Wait made a successful four-night run during two weekends. Spon- sored by the senior class, the drama humour- ously told the story of a pugilist whose body was taken by divine authorities before his time came to die. The problem was that of finding a new resting place in which his soul could finish out its time. Jay Deck was the faculty director. Com ' on Betty! CAN WAIT An overflow crowd jammed the gym March 30th to witness the 3rd annual faculty-varsity basketball game. Ignoring the taunts of has beens and old men, the faculty dealt a 32-28 loss to the student What goes up must come down, ouch! The University of California Glee Club lends its talents to the January assembly. Dale Nelson and Sue Baker portray a love-sick couple in the Thanksgiving aJ cu. d U XJvl ASSEMBLIES assembly. Ever-present at assemblies, the choir renders another stirring number. Maestro Reed cranks up the orchestra for a stirring rendition of The Sound of Music ' Mr. Dillon attempts to save Miss Kitty from the evil Black Bart in this scene from the March welfare assembly. Sharon Scholkowfsky wades through another pile of paperwork. 8 IC E fRE rr What do you mean you can ' t find anything? VISTAS Fighting a knock-down, drag-out battle with a series of impos- ing deadlines, the Vistas staff finally managed to come out with a yearbook. A hardy triumvirate of Editor Fred Garcia, Activities Editor Carole Swan, and Adviser Ken McDevitt sweated things out on the administrative end while Advertising Editor Diane Keller and Business Manager Joan Williams hounded local merchants in their quest to fill the advertising section. Advertising Manager Diane Keller. Senior Section Editor Evelyn Barkmann and Adria Hockley get set for an- Steve Eitzen other sale. 1 1 4 Another Senior gets special terms on his yearbook — $5.00 down, no time to pay. ] 1 5 First Row: Suzanne Walls, Diane Oakley, Carolyn Glennie, Paula Preftakis, David Allen, Larry Schenfeld, Dan Mills, Dick Horn, Peter Albin, Linn Farly, Tim Whitten, Ed Woodhall, Connie Monoogan, Carolyn Pettit, Marilyn Hall, Edith DeStefano, Janet MacCartney. Second Row: Joan Kirstine, Linda Beattie, Randlyn Prescott, Peggy Ford, Bob Peri, Richard Church, Bill Lindner, Tod Hochstatter, Dennis Phillips, Ed Eggli, Dave Brioza, Judy Heastrup, Margaret Thomas, Teresa Boucher, Leilani Plath, Kay Kurtz. Third Row: Jeanne Pfandl, Maurna Houlihan, Pat Murphy, Robin Dawson, Mike Anderson, Chuck Anderson, Bill Lufrano, John Kerhulas, Bob Hagopian, John Weathers, Bill Gentry, Dennis Jones, Sandy Sievert, Rhoda Ritchie, Marian Jones, Kay Lindner. Fourth Row: Kathy Gough, Barbara Pell, Mary Preston, Sandy Abelseth, Mary Amo, Bob Keck, John Baughman, Tim Mason, Kevin French, Grant Jensen, John Cook, Rod Liner, Gayle Crowe, Emily Wees, Virginia Wright, Suzanne Steele. CHOIR AND ORCHESTRA First Row : Steve McCreadi, Sandy McCreadi, Sally McMeekin, Janet Ryan, Cindy Brandt, Mary McCracken, Keith Otterson, Malcolm Otter- son, Laura Kimble. Second Row: Pat Murphy, Max Becraft, Janet Stannard, Marlene Skirrow, Charles Bland, Pam Hawley, Diane Dough- erty, Priscilla Wray, Paul Murphy, Victor Farina, Ken Blumenthal, Mary Bell, Phil DeWeese, Fred Palmer, Pat Girouard. Third Row: Gail Nagle, Doug Merritt, Marilyn McCoy, Mieke Dankers, John Held, Gordon Block, Ralph MacArthur, Lewis Hayler, David Ritchie, Steve Eitzen, Walter Jacoby, Eliot Cowan, Steve Wallace, Donald Klingner, Louise Graeber, Charles Smith. Fourth Row: Ken Hoop, Jack Nis- wander, Larry Mathers, Eric Fillman, Director Russell Reed, Tom Astrella, David Cortopassi, Sandy Cunningham, Frank Renfro. 116 Pep band at a basketball game Comedy spelled drama during the course of the show. Sandy Gast, Mike Blondell. Second Row: Sue Boris, John Watts, Wendy Moore, Jim Worden, Pam Siverson, Dennis Landis. AQUA Aquaganza beauties graced the opening scenes of the 1962 extravaganza. Gladys Pava, Narda Kaiser, Roberta Rankin, Barbara Clif- ford, Cheryl Hardgrove, Karen Jensen, Cheryl Brandenburg, Becky Williams. Students gambolled and the Ter- remere Scholarship Fund won as the 1962 Aquaganza completed a successful three-day run. Over 200 students participated in the Aquaganza, presenting the Music of George Gershwin through dancing, swimming, and drama presentations for a three day night stand May 23, 24, and 25. Selections from the composer ' s works included Swanee, I Got Rhythm, Rhapsody in Blue, Strike Up the Band, and Bidin ' My Time. Synchronized swimming acts accom- panied Foggy Day and Embrace- able You. Faculty adviser Inez Nagai directed a myriad of committees handling every- thing from costumes to parking. Dancing boys from production number Swanee. First Row: Larry Schenfeld, Dan Mills. Second Row : Gary Garner, Don Schussele ft Dick Horn. Third Row : Mike Schussele, Don Dietz, Bill Roth. ; jj G A N A portion of the cast of Bidin ' My Time. Front Row: Ellen Wallace, Bette Bundsen. Second Row: Jane Kirton, . Kathy Zeigler, Virginia Wright. ' A scene from the skit Of Thee I Sing. Front Row: John Kerhulas, Signe Yager, Dan Mills, Sandy Farina, Joan Kristine, Carolyn Kauscha, Kevin French, Gayle Crowe, Sharon Clark, Rod Liner. Back Row: Bill Wingren, Barbara Hayler, Judy Markley, Connie Monoogan, Barbara Williams, Bobbi Harris, Kay Kurtz, Connie Campbell, Sue Ugarte, Eileen Staples, Kathy Lynch. Gladys Pava, Narda Kaiser, Edward Sherry. Virginia Wright, Pete Albin, Bette Bundsen. Dancers in Strike Up the Band. Left to Right: Elizabeth Schmidt, Donna MacCallum, Joan Loftus, Sally Keller, Sue Day, Margaret Thomas, Kathy Malouf, Paula Preftakis, Darlene Jent, Nancy Nelson, Dee Kalbach, Cheryl May, Betsy Jones. Synchronized swimmers go through their paces. First Row: Gail Torre, Linda Marcher. Second Row: Di Larsen, Jane Ziegler, Bar- bara Worden. Third Row: Kathy Tripet, Sandy Gast, Cynthia Ellsworth. Fourth Row: Janet Claque, Sue Voris, Pam Siverson, Sherri Carlson. Dancers from Rhapsody in Blue. First Row: Linda Odell, Mardean Neighbor, Maurna Houlihan. Second Row: Sandy McCready, Robin Dawson. Third Row: Pat Ritchie, Kalane Larsen. Top: Carol Bishop. 122 123 Couples twirl to the romantic strains of Venezia. 3 S Couples danced dreamily amidst an old fashioned Venetian scene as the junior class presented their 1962 Junior Prom. The theme, Venezia was accomplished by painted murals, barber poles, cano- pies, pastel tablecloths, flowered shades, a wishing fountain, and a Grand Canal to help portray Romantic Venice. JUNIOR PROM With an Italian street scene in the background, couples enjoy music and refreshments. fill [CM vj -i fill  M •n 1 ca 1 1 •HI 1 I i i FIRST ROW: Teri Lindstrom, Karen Kirkwood, Harolyn Heeb, Mary Gill, Linda Volz, Paula Preftakis, Randlyn Prescott, Sandy Tice, Ann Honsinger, Edi DeStefano, Becky Bench, Lynn Strand- berg, Pat Buckmeyer, Pat Bodnar, Joan Bronzovich. SECOND ROW: Diane Dougherty, Susan Voris, Diane Larsen, Robin Bled- soe, Norene Stone, Roberta Stetson, Eileen Staples, Priscella Wray, Jeannie Stayner, Sharon Harris, Liz Guarino, Nancy Kinne, Jeannie Millar, Jane Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Val Lagan, Pamela Hawley, Sally Keller, Mary Ellen Lewis, Margaret Darmstadt, Sandi Sievert, Barbara Hayler, Louise Goddard, Heather Morris, Karen Horvath, Charlotte Orsen, Larry Schenfeld, Dotty Sharp. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Morris, Gayle Torre, Rick Boudreau, Ken Hoop, Jim Tren- holme, Gordon Olson, Ralph McArthur, Bob Regli, Carol Codd, Anita Sachen, Sandy Campbell, Georgia Silar. CLASS OF ' 63 SANDY TICE President DIANE DOUGHERTY t A J Vice President Jr inK Abelseth, Sandra Adamich, Ralph Adkins, Bob Adler, Susan Allen, Dave Allison, Dave Aliman, Lynn Anderson, Chuck Ansaldo, Berry w Areman, Leslie Arneson, Lynn Asch, Bob Astrella, Tom Awbrey, Sue Ayres, Robert Baffico, Ed Bailard, Gene Baker, Carol w Baldwin, John Barthold, Steve Bartholomew, Barbara Baughman, John Bell, Kay Beltrami, Gary Bench, Rebecca Bennett, Ed Bernier, Mary -it -] Bess, Ken Bishop, Mike Bistodeau, Ann Marie Blake Sally Bledsoe, Robin Blomquist, Janice Blumenthal, Ken Bodnar, Patricia Bolstad, Steve Bond, Patricia Bopp, Norman Bottarini, Bob Boudreau, Rickey Brandon, Rcnella Bridges, Noel C. Brioza, Dave Britton, Susan Bronzovich, Joan Brown, Rick Buckenmeyer, Patricia Bullwinkel, Carol Burns, Kathie Cagle, Julie Cameron, Don Campbell, Sandy Campisi, Chris Carroll, Rod Celotti, Barbara Cissell, Gail Clague, Janet Clifford, Barbara Clodfelter, Don Codd, Carol Collins, Patricia Conboy, Tim Coonrod, Jerry Crimp, Darlene Cumber, Linda Cunningham, Dennis Cunningham, Sandra Curtiss, Bill Daily, Debby Darmstadt, Margaret DeAngelis, Joe Deeming, Ted deKoster, Alexander Delano, Lynda Denning, Ron DeShields, Janis DeStefano, Edith Dickman, Susan DiPaolo, Alfred Divird, Bob Dixon, James Dougherty, Diane Doyle, Maureen Dunn, Deborah Eastin, Daniel Eggli.Ed Elliott, John Ellsworth, Cynthia Emerson, Wanda Emery, Marianne Emory, Cheryl Lynn Engelbert, Sue Estrada, Diana Evans, Sally Ewing, Steve Eysser, Bill Fait, Julie Feitelberg, Marilyn Fell, Ron Fields, Dave Filipponi, Carole Finato, George Firpo, Virginia Fitzgerald, Liam Fitzwater, Robert Forcier, Carol Fox, Kent Fox, Larry Franzella, Tom Frceland, Barbara Fritz, Jeanne Frugoli, Larry Gallagher, Martha Gast, Sandra Gentry, William Gerssing, George Giganti, Nina Gill, Mary Goddard, Louise Graddy, Tony Greene, William Guarino, Liz Hagopian, Robert Uahn, Beverly Hall, Marilyn Hamlin, Pam Harbold, Steve Hardinp,, Donna Harrelson, Diane Harris, Barbara Harris, Gail Harris, Sharon Hart, Lynn Hawley, Pamela Hayler, Barbara Heastrup, Judith Hedges, Judy Heeb, Harolyn Helliwell, Susan Henry, Les Heyer, Kathy Higgins, Jim Hockley, Adria Holbrook, Jerry Holtz, John Honsinger, Ann Hoop, Kenneth Horan, Bruce Horn, Dick Horvalh, Karen Houle, Archie Howell, Bill Howes, Eleanor Hubbard, Nancy Hunt, Chuck Hussey, Ben Hyland, Chris Ingoglia, Victoria Jahnke, Linda Jenkins, Kathy Jennings, John Jensen, Paul Jensen, Peter Jent, Darlene Jerec ek, Jim Jessen, Patricia |ohnson, David Johnson, Nikki Jones, Betsy Jones, Karen Jones, Melinda Jower, Frank Judy, Karen Juno, Marie Kasich, Bob Kauscha, John Keller, Sally Kidder, Marilyn Kinne, Nancy Kirkwood, Karen Kirschner, Mike Knox, Elaine Koslosky, Mike Krohn, Anna Marie Kurtz, Victoria Lagan, Valarye Lapin, Philip Larsen, Diane Larson, Diane Larson, Steve Lehmer, Sharon Lewis, Mary Ellen Liebenberg, Stanlye Lind, Rich Lindsay, Dan Lindstrom, Therese Litzius, Michele Loftus, Harriet Long, Grant Lott, Don Lucas, Laureen Lunn, Johanna MacDonald, Margaret Madsen, John Maloney, Sharon Marsh, Dennis Martin, Allan Martin, Patricia Martin, Roger Martindale, Jim Mason, Toni Mateo, Mary Lou May, Cheryl McArthur, Ralph McBurney, Victor McCandless, James McCaughan, Sharon McHuron, Greg McKusick, Harry McNay, Dennis McNeill, Laura McQueen, Barbara McSweeney, Leon Mears, Mike Merritt, Rich tiailovich, Claudette Migge, Donna Millar, Jean Miller, Richard Minto, Ken Mohr, Wayne Monoogan, Connie Monson, George Montenero, Barbara Moraes, Roger Morey, Carolynn Morgan, Bob Morris, Heather Morris, Kathleen Morriss, Cynthia Nackord, Dennis Nathan, Maynard Neal, John Nelson, Jack Nelson, Jeffrey Nesbit, Marlys Nunes, Diane Oakley, Diane O ' Berst, Marilyn Oliver, Glenda Olson, Gordon Orr, Bonnie Orser, Charlotte Osiasiuk, Sharon Ottenstein, Joyce Otterson, Keith Ottino, Bill Overmohle, Callie Parker, Bob Pastorelli, Diane Petar, Christine Pell, Barbara Ann Peri. Bob Perucia, Philip Pike, Dave Pinkham, Fave Pisihke, Carl Plath, Leilani Pogue, Richard Preftakis, Paula Prescott, Randlyn Preston, Mary Proctor, Ken Raimo, Gail Reddick, Warren Regli, Bob Reite, Bud Ressler, Sharon Reutlinger, Dan Reynders, Fred Riches, Phyllis Rideout, Jim Robbins, Karen Roberts, Donna Robertson, Dan Robertson, Susann Robinson, Nancy Rose, Mike Ross, Jeanne Rugge, Trudy Russell, Larry Sachen, Anita Sadeler, Gerd Samaduroff, Ron Schenfeld, Larry Schlitz, Janice Scribner, Lucille Scroope, Jay Seager, Paul Sears, David Ripley Seelig, Luanne Sharp, Dorothea Sherlock, Jerry Shipley, Wayne Shore, Mike Sievert, Sandra Silar, Georgia Silva, Frank Sletner, Gayle Smith, Barbara Smith, Bob Smith, Pat Smith, Sandra Smith, Stanford Somrak, Wayne Sorrentino, Anthony Standi, Gay Stanton, Mike Staples, Eileen Stayner, Jean Steele, Ken Stenger, Paul Stetson, Roberta Stockbridge, Dave Stone, Norcne Stone, Terry Strandberg, Lynn Suddjian, Bob Suderman, Jack Sullivan, Melinda Swan, Carole Tantimonaco, Karen Thomas, Margaret Thompson, Linda Thorns, Herman Tice, Sandy Timby, Sara Torre, Gayle Trager, Judy Trekell, Don Trekell, Doug Trenholme, Jim Trogdon, James Turver, Stephanie Tyree, Julie Llpdegraff, Barbara Valerga, Jack Vallerga, Dave VanBuskirk, Patricia Varni, Allan Venditti, Barry Viiorelo, Joe Villarreal, Linda Vise, Mary Sue Vol , Linda Von Hofen, Roger Voris, Susan Walls, Suzanne Walter, Kent Warren, John Washburn, Carla Watson, Gene Watson, Jim Watters, Pamela Watts, John Weathers, John Webb, George Weber, Robert Weber, Rochclle Wells, Dave Whalen, Mary Ann Whitaker, Bob White, Elaine Ann White, Owen Whiting, Russ Wickey, Tom Wilcox, Tom Wiley, Nancy Jo Williams, Jon Wilson, David Wisnom, Diana Wolf, Norma Woodman, Maryella Woodruff, Kathryn Woodson, Elaine Wray, Priscilla Wright, Jim Wright, Ray Wright, Robert Wylie, Nancy Zakalyk, Marianne Ziegler, Jane Zoboli, Bob o-Usf- BARBARA WORDEN Secretary-Treasurer 134 AchefT, Mike Allan, Shirley Amirkhan, John Anderson, Larry Anderson, Margo Anderson, Marvin Anderson, Ron Angle, Cheryl Armstrong, Lynn Asch, Patricia Ashmore, Gordon Ausiello, Anna Austin, Sharron Ayman, James Backus, Paul Baird, Rodger Baker, Terri Barber, Steve Barkmann, Evelyn Barnard, Ann Barnard, Sharyn Barton, Ella Bates, Patricia Bateman, Ron Baumsteiger, Lynn Baxter, Sue Beanan, Sharron Bell, Mary Bench, Bryan Benson, Ruth Nelson, Nancy Bevil, Wayne Bielen, Barbara Black, Ron Blagg, Sharon Blondell, Mike Bonney, Marcia Bonney, Marlene Boucher, Teresa Bowen, Barrylyn Bowhall, Bruce Bradfield, Barbara Bragg, Kathie k Branchaud, Jim Brandenburg, Jinnie Brandt, Jamie Brazis, Steve Broley, Sue Bronson, GabripIIe Bronson, Sue Brown, Lorraine---- Brunner, Mitch Bullwinkel, ]L Burns, Cathy Cahoon, Carrllyn Caldwell, Helen Carlson, Sherrie Carroll, John Carsey, Laura Cecchi, Don Ceruti, Randy Chamberlain, Jeanne Chesterman, Alan Church, Richard Clardy, John Clark, Kathleen Coe, Charles CofTman, Dick Cohen, Sheila Colby, Leland Collins, Rick Combs, Judith Conley, Susan Connolly, Jane Cooksion, Lynne Coonrod, Sandra Cordes, Karen Corey, Michele Corey, Mike . 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Gail Rice, Man Rick, Rita Rider, Kerry Ritchie, Dave Ritchey, Rich Rivera, Carlos Rivicllo, Ralph Roblcs, Jaime Rockwell, George Rogers, Sue Roily, Linda Rosicky, Jack Ruthcrdale, David Russell, foe Russell, Mike Russell, Ralph Ruxton, Donna Ryan, Janet Sapcrs, Paul Sandin, John Sanjiyan, Kay Sarafinski, Ruth Savelly, Greg Scatena, Judy Schaffncr, Toni Schendcl, Jackie Schiller, Fric Schulb.i, Toni Schultz, Ken Schusscle, Don Schwartz, Nancy Scars, Andy Sears, Martha Segarini, Bill Sepsis, Diane- Serrano, Joan Sherman, Daveta Shcilds, Jeanne Shinazy, Linda Shore, Pearl Shult , Laureen Simpkins, Dana Siverson, Pam Skiff, John Slavaz a, Karen Smith, Alan Smith, Karen Smith, Marcia Smith, Pam Smyth, Nancy Snowden, Claudia Sorich, Laurel Ann Spear, Mike Stevenson, David Stewart, Jean Stone, Stan Storey, William Strachan, Don Swart, Steve- Swartz, Larry Tabel, Susan Tallent, Lyle Teter, Sue Texcira, Tim Thomas, Gwyn Thomason, Mike- Thompson, Bill ThornhurL:, Marilyn Thorncs, Ann Torok, John Tracy, Mike Travcrsaro, Christine Trippet, Kathy Tubbert, Susan Turman, Gloria Turturici, Rod Ugartc, Sue Linger, Diana Valeria, Tom Vanderhurst, Perry Varni, Doug Wadsworth, Dennis Walden, Allan Walden, Dave Waldschmidt, Ron Acheff, Bill Adamich, Jane Adlcr, Atlc Alberts, Richard Albertson, Theodore Alger, Jack Allen, Donald Altieri, Pat Alves, Brute Ambra, Richard Ames, Rick Amesbury, Joanne Anaya, Gloria Angle, David Ansaldo, Stan Armstrong, Ross Austin, Stan Bachant, Bruce Bailard, Gary Bailey, Guy Baker, Terry Ballcntinc, Bruce Bandeo, Carmen Barquilla, Frances Barker, Susan Barnes, Rick Bartlett, Ruhard Batchelder, Jennifer Baxter, Pamela Baxter, Phyllis Beattie, Steven Beihthold, Gary Beers, Mary Anne Bell, Cheryl Beltrami, Dennis Bendle, Pam Benevento, Larry Bennett, Sue Bernier, Jane Bettencourt, Harry Bellinger, James Bingham, Marsha Bishop, David Bisson, Louise Bl.uk, Karen Bledsoe, John Block, Gordon Blundell, Kathy Boghosian, Andrew Borgcrscn, Rita Boudreau, John Bowerman, Richard Bow man, Lynn Brandt, Barrv Brandt, Cynthia Brandt, John Branson, Margaret Brooks, Howard Bryant, Sharon Bryon, Loren Bucey, Bill Rul 1 1 ant, Susan Burke, Patrick Burley, Jane Burn.md, Cheryl Butts, Georganna Byrne, Donna Carrerc, Susannah Case) , Diane Carter, Herbert Catlin, Sheila Cellar, Lynn Cerles, Janinc Christopherson, Keith Cicero, Daniel Cicero, Donald Cissel, Bill Clark, Dale Clifford, David Coel, Jack Cofiori, Allen Colldcweih, Alan Colvig, Tom Combs, Da id Conlcy, Jean Cook, Charlotte Cordoni. 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Nancy Willis, Robert Wilson, Jay Wilson, Linda Wilson, Susan Winkle, Ida Winn, Philip Wirgler, Ellen Wisenor, Pennie Woodin, Beverly Woodson, Joan Wright, Mariorie W right, Richard Yaley, Patricia Young, Curtis Zapponi, Michael Ziegler, Catherine Zuraini, Jackie Zuvella, Susan VISTAS VICTIMS J 1 TaP a fv a Not everyone could squeeze into 3d period AI so our vigilant camera recorded this historic skit by Marian Brockhoff, Sharon Solomon and Janie James regarding loyalty oaths. VISTAS VICTIMS Included in the following pages are a few of the pictures that failed to fit into the other sections of the book. Perhaps iyou posed unknowingly for the long lens of the ca ie n Junior Grant Long poses for senior picture. 147 Who says we lack school spirit? The Vistas camera will attest these hardy fans sat through four-quarters of California dew at the Woodside-Carlmont varsity grid game. Why coaches get ulcers. 148 153 ... at night. CARLMONT ! . with snow. Five boys and their harem. First Row: John Gleason, Steve Dauberts. Bob Davis, Bob Wasmundt, Doug Trekell, Don Trekell, Pete Weiler. Second Row: Jim Schwartz, Tom White, Jim Bettenger, Jay Horn, Dennis Cunningham, Mike Russell, Gary Nelson, Dave Knight. Third Row : Coach Fred Mangini, John Hunt, Mike Pierce, Dennis Phillips, Jeff Nelson, John Amirkhan, Kent Walters, Steve Fong, Ron Renard, Joe Russell, Coach Loren Lansberry. Andrea Ellison arranges flowers Flowers — BY HELEN NELSON Weddings - Special Occasions Floral Designs - Gifts - Corsages We give the personal touch. 653 Laurel LY 3-5144 Mike Stanton and Joe Truce search for new taste thrill PALMA ' S DELICATESSEN LY 3-5972 1 163 San Carlos Avenue San Carlos 158 Bonnie Boreen advises Bill Hayden and Don Dietz on style SCHNEIDER ' S Style leaders for Student Clothing Corner of Cherry and Laurel LY 1-7368 x SAN CARLOS Pam Baxter and Diane Casey select shoes 106 HILLSDALE MALL SAN MATEO Fl 5-3429 655 LAUREL ST. SAN CARLOS LY 3-5977 Richard May and Special friend Always a SPECIAL welcome for Carlmont Students PAUL DIBERT BUICK Mid-Peninsula Buick Headquarters 601 El Camino Real Redwood City, California OPEN 6:30 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Quality and Service TASTY BAKERY San Carlos 605 Laurel LY 3-0288 LARSON Kalane Larsen Mike Powers EVINRUDE MOTORS CUTTER BOAT SALES SERVICE VOLVO SALES SERVICE OPEN EVENINGS SUNDAYS R. L. (RAY) STIMSON 251 EL CAMINO REAL san carlos. calif. LYtell 1-9477 Lynette Armstrong and Joan Kirstine do their shopping at R S FOOD MART 1888 Ralston Belmont Judy Markely and Linda Williams in the Cosmetic Department. METCALFE REXALL PHARMACY, Inc Prescription Druggists We give S H Green Stamps! Cosmetics, Photography, Drugs, Sundries. LY 1-2621 1147 San Carlos Ave. San Carlos MODERN Lee Ann Lane selects material for her dream home. Furniture - Draperies - Carpets MAPLE 1060 EL CAMINO SAN CARLOS LYtell 1-8987 Also 4821 EL CAMINO LOS ALTOS WHitecliff 8-8283 We are here to serve you. STEVE ' S SPORT SHOP Gym Clothes Shorts, Socks, Sweat Pants Ski Rentals Skis, Poles, Boots, Pants Parkas Fishing Tackle — Schwinn Bikes 889 Laurel LY 3-2881 Kay Kurtz picks up Senior Ball gown. Carlos Cleaners Laundry Specialists in Dry Cleaning Pick up and delivery service for entire peninsula. -I 949 Laurel San Carlo; Steve Eitzen and Bob Schaldach inspect a new Lincoln Continental. .incoln Continental • Mercury Meteor • Mercury Comet JAMES BELL Lincoln-Mercury 1000 El Camino San Carlos Joan Williams selects a card. OFFICE SUPPLIES STATIONERY PURCELL ' S LY 3-5690 732 Laurel San Carlos Diane Keller writes a note to send with flowers from Say it with Flowers THE FLOWER CENTER Corsages - Leis - Wristlets Wedding Home Arrangements LY 3-2296 1 148 El Camino San Carlos Paul Gamlin — Apple Tester FOODVILLE Featuring Top-Choice Beef Complete Super Market Free Parking in Rear 616 Laurel LY 3-9873 161 . ... Just brinq uour SpamsK, A qebra, Historu.and Sc.cterxte.and 1 BE. Sure to p.cX. up the record at M.+M- T.V. ! LP Records HI Fl Stereo Records M M TV LY 3-8401 Laurel Cherry San Carlos Bonnie Lyman, Jean Delahaij, Mary Dill, Manager, Pat Bryant. HENRY ' S HAMBURGERS 300 El Camino Real San Carlos Congratulations to the Senior Class Phil Lapin checks out a customer. HICKORY-DICKORY DOLLAR Playthings for Young and Old Congratulations to the Class of ' 62 Phone LY 3-3484 785 Laurel San Carlos Barbara Musser Linda Ellis admire Silverware. INTERNATIONAL BULOVA HAMILTON 725 Laurel . J. I X TOWLE it) HEIRLOOM LY 3-2948 Goin ' Fishin ' ? THOMPKINS SPORT SHOP Complete Line of Sporting Goods Hobbies Official Distributor of Boy Scout Equipment 648 Laurel San Carlos ■  « « ■ , Donna Hatak makes an appointment ft - | BE tDTY fjt At 0 N 736 Laurel San Carlos Ronnie Frankel Bill Wingren in a new Chevy Impala. Your local Dealer E. Z. Davies 1 101 El Camino Redwood City FARNHAM REALTY Multiple Listing Service LY 3-2151 Camino San Carlos Mary Ellen Lewis shops for a new outfit. LA MADELEINE Carlmont Village Dress Sport Shop Belmont, California LY 1-2924 LAUREL DRUG CO. Specializing in Teen Age Skin Problems. LAUREL and SAN CARLOS AVENUES Phone LYtell 3-7833 Jeff Crossley Joel Meredith enjoy coke hamburgers at Best Wishes to the Senior Class from THE FRATERS REALTORS LY 3-7815 530 El Camino San Carlos Sue Ralya and Connie Campbell admire summer dresses. LYTELL 3-3581 Chic V Cli arm 1171 SAN CARLOS AVE. SAN CARLOS, CALIFORNIA Becky Bench and Dick Schubert in the hardware department Tools - Glass Builders Hardware Sherwin Williams Paint Schlage Locks Quality and Service BELMONT HARDWARE LY 1-0345 940 El Camino Belmont THIS IS NO BUM STEER. , J5e a , I fantb GO TO GIBSONS C7bt fencle ' ttieat Jacque instructing Carlmont student Carole Swan. clacquQ Borraine School OF (Je f mprooement and Modeling LAUREL THEATRE BUILDING 1516 Laurel Avenue Phone LYtell 1-3736 San Carlos, California Jacque Hermansen EM 6-7561 Lorraine Josenhans EM 8-7566 BEST WISHES FROM YOUR CARLMONT PHOTOGRAPHER San Carlos Jim Worden shops for shirt. For the Finest in Men ' s Clothes . . . It ' s V for men Dud Steiner Fl 5-1577 Hillsdale Our Thanks Jdt Laurence McCaffrey of Mirro-Graphic Yearbook John Alden of the S. K. Smith Co. Jack Smith, Louise Fasel and Kunio Sato of Smith Studios Mrs. Marjorie Shinn and Mrs. Norma Phillips Virginia Graziani, Joe Truce and Karl Thunemann of the Carlmonitor Those students, not enrolled in the class, who assisted us in production of this yearbook. Staff Editor Fred Garcia Activities Editor Carole Swan Advertising Editor Diane Keller Photographic Editor Walter Jacoby Copy Editor Sharon Scholkowfsky Business Manager Joan Williams Club Editor Martha Gallagher Senior Section Editor Steve Eitzen Sales Manager Chris Parker Adviser Kenneth McDevirt 168 z 1 J 1 aaa v% V a a A i XA AAA AA W W Wa «, A A V AW a