Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 204 of the 1963 volume:

MRS. DEBORAH KIVIAHO J A Tribute Carlmont is losing a dear friend. After 17 years of service in the Sequoia Union High School District, Mrs. Deb- orah Kiviaho is retiring. She was a mem- ber of the original staff at Carlmont and has taught English and drama dur- ing her 11 years here. Previously, she taught many years in the state of Wash- ington. Because of her deep understanding of people, Mrs. Kiviaho is the favorite of many Carlmont students and every mem- ber of the faculty. She has guided many students toward their goals. Kivi, as she is affectionately called, has a knack for making literature, and and therefore life, interesting to even the most reluctant students. Many hours spent in front of a class have not dampened her vitality, wit, charm, and beauty. Mrs. Kiviaho can never really retire from Carlmont, because the memory of her presence will outlast the bricks and mortar. Mrs. Kiviaho, we respectfully dedicate this book to you. I he Lorlmont nymn L - LJL4_ _ SL Hail to thee, O Carlmont High, Proud her colors e ' er may fly, n t ]y Blue and grey, they stand for might, Teach us to defend the right. Truth and honor never fail, Loyalty will e ' er prevail, a ' Strong ideals will never die Uj jJ Hail to thee, O Carlmont High. Ml The theme for the 1963 Vistas is the Carlmont Hymn. To carry out this theme, the lines of the Hymn are depicted con- tinuously on all the break pages. 7 Carlmont Administration Principal Ivan Griffin is a man with many duties, including attending such meetings as the principals ' conference, the administrative council, the faculty meetings and the curriculum meetings. He frequently confers with district leaders and community organizations, and works with the counselors and faculty. Tensions of his job resulted in an operation last fall, and Carlmont missed his expert guidance for some time. PRINCIPAL IVAN GRIFFIN Registrar Oliver Pete Eitzen spent his busiest year since Carl- mont opened working on the distribution of over 130 unex- pected students and the new quarterly grading system. Handling the disciplinary pro- blems and counseling girls was the biggest job of Mrs. Elsie DeBois, vice principal and dean of girls. She was adviser to Big Sisters and assisted Mr. Griffin at executive board meetings. Francis Ferry, vice-principal and dean of boys, has his fun supervising athletic competition, but his fun is followed by the hard work of handling discipline and attendance problems. 8 District Administration Sequoia Union High School District Board of Trustees, Left to Right: Dr. David Sears, Ferris Miles, Superintendent Rex H. Turner, Mrs. Helen Kerwin, John A. Cost. Not Shown; Richard Price. The District Administration was smoothly run this year by Dr. Rex Turner and the Board of Trustees. Under the direction of District Superinten- dent Dr. Rex Turner, testing, maintenance, building plans and checking of general curri- culum was accomplished. The five trustees, elected by the voters of the Sequoia union high school district, set policies, budgets, taxes, and planned building expansions. DR. REX H. TURNER, SUPERINTENDENT 9 Art DRAWING TEXTURES IN GENERAL ART Karl Bauer Chairman Vern Gleason Richard Inman Carlmont offered seven art courses this year, one of which included a new subject — welded sculpture. Most of these courses varied in instruction from one to three years. The commercial art classes, under the direction of Richard Inman, submitted the ideas, as well as the art work, for the cover and break pages of 1963 Vistas. I LIKE MINE BETTER ' 10 English The English department, headed by Andrew Garbarino, continued working on district ex- periments, such as advanced standing classes, which prepare the above-average student for college English in his senior year. Seniors have a choice of Development Reading, Senior Com- position, Language and Thought, World Litera- ture, or English IV combination. Eleven lay readers helped ease the theme- reading load on English teachers. The staff numbered 18 with the addition of a new teacher, but average class size continued to run high, over 32. ON THE TRACK OF THE ELUSIVE COMMA irlene Mason Ken McDevitt Mrs. Gladys Patton John Pope Mrs. Betty Sanders 1 1 Norm Heise Robert Hunter If Jill Robert Kauk Soda Sfudies Social studies teachers introduced some- thing new this year — team teaching in one American Institutions class and remedial classes in World Backgrounds and U.S. History. Two teachers raised the department staff to 18. Still the basic courses were World Geography (9th grade), World Back- grounds (10th grade), U.S. History (11th grade), and American Institutions for one semester (12th grade). Electives for the second senior semester were Social Psy- chology, International Relations, and Basic Economics. - ■ 4 el A As Phil Arnot Dan Border A AM Miss Rose Chaplin Jack Fasman Peter Galassi Prescott Kendall Robert Kivlen Miss Vera Krone ■ i i Mrs. Patricia Roach John Shannon Robert Titlow 12 Language The language department this year continued its program of audio-lingual instruction. Tapes of native speakers were used to increase students ' audio compre- hension. Carlmont again offered four years of French, Spanish, German, and Latin. PUSH THIS BUTTON AND DUCK! Arthur Cutler Chairman Gordon Deegan Thomas Marks CLOSE YOUR EYES AND COUNT TO ZEHN. 13 Ph ysicol Education The girls ' PE program was reorganized this year from class rating to ability rating, based on a series of physical tests given last spring. The purpose of these groupings was to challenge the highly skilled and to im- prove the less skilled. For the first time, all incoming freshman boys were given a three-week course in first aid. Also taught in boys ' PE were 12 dif- ferent sports. NOW LET ' S TOUCH TOESIES. Miss Inez Nagai Chairman Miss Norma Hill Mrs. Cheryl Reed - 9 Miss Fran Sewell Miss Maria Smith Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky r William Hurst Chairman James Bradshaw Norman DeNardo ONE, TWO, THREE . . . HUFF, PUFF . . . ONE, TWO . . . Loren Lansberry Fred Mangini Science A new course in Advanced General Science introduced students to chemistry, biology, earth science, and physics. On April 18, 19, and 23, students dis- played their projects in the annual Science Fair here. The science program is one of the best in the district due to the expert direction of Walter Cottle and the efforts of his staff, including Jerry Rollins, who re- turned to Carlmont after a year ' s sabbati- cal leave for study and research. ' NOW THAT WE ' VE GOT IT LOADED, WHAT NEXT? ' YOU MEAN WE DRINK THOSE THINGS? ' ' David Attwood Raymond Gotthold Mrs. Ruth Hull Jerald Rollins 1 Joseph Zucca 15 Industrial Arts Carroll Jensen Chairman Leo Campey Dennis Herschbach William Horstmeyer Charles Scribner The industrial arts department is di- vided into three main sections: drafting, wood shop, and metal shop. In the first and second years of drafting, the student receives a broad view of the subject. The third and fourth years train him for placement in industry. First-year shop is divided into a semest- er of metals and one of woods. New equipment this year includes a shaper in metal shop and a bandsaw in woods. EXCHANGE STUDENT AND TEACHER FROM MARS. Music The band, orchestra, and choir per- formed at many functions this year, in- cluding the Christmas program, Band- o-Rama, and the spring concert. The music department introduced team teaching this year. Both Russell Reed and Gerry Einarsson worked with the same class to enable one of them to give individual assistance. Because of this program, music theory, ad- vanced girls ' chorus and men ' s glee were offered. UH ONE AND A TWO UH, . . 16 Gerry Einarsson Chairman Russell Reed Math ematics Under the new chairmanship of Albert Hansen, the math department continued teaching the new School Mathematics Study Group courses, besides advanced math courses that include trigonometry and elementary functions in theory and equations. The Wiebe General Math course, conceived by a former Carlmont teacher, was also taught. Ten students took college level courses offered at Sequoia High School by the College of San Mateo. o Richard DeVoe Arney Lundquist Mrs. Evelyn Markuse Warren Mott Albertus Niehuis Richard Storm ?M A. Al Hanson Chairman Melvyn Johnson .NTS. WHAT ' S THE FORMULA FOR HAIR RESTORER? ' AC 17 Business The business department offered a series of classes designed to give students a head start toward successful careers as secretaries, accountants, stenographers, of- fice machine operators, and salesmen. Be- sides conventional methods of teaching, the department used control readers, tape recorders, and musical records. A; Don Short Chairman means wb wFM STAY WITH A TASK WITHSTAND GO WITHOUT R DISREGARD FATIGUE M STRAIN FORGET A raft CAUGHT SHORTHANDED. Stan Fox Jim Henderson Glenn Kovas Miss Beatrice Kuharsjti TURN IT OFF! MY FINGER S CAUGHT. Don Teani Mrs. June Terzich 18 Home Economics Along with the courses in general homemaking, foods, clothing, textiles, and nutrition, the Carl- mont home economics department offered family relations, child development, housing, home man- agement and health to prepare girls for their fu- ture homemaking careers. The foods courses ranged from baking a cake to preparing exotic foreign dishes. The girls in the clothing classes have certain requirements which must be completed during the year, those being skirts, blouses, dresses and an optional project. Whether finishing a hem or making a cake, girls are sure to discover the fun of creating a perfect product. Miss Shirley Sweet Mrs. Bernice Thurston BUBBLE, BUBBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE. Library i Carlmont ' s school librarian has many duties, but first she is a teacher. With a great deal of materials at her command, she has helped students and teachers throughout the year make full use of the 16,493 volumes in the school library. About 1,000 students use the library daily. Mrs. Phyllis Speck, Mrs. Phyllis Miller, Miss Esther Firth, Mrs. Elizabeth Hershel. Custodians The custodial staff has stated that this has been one of the best years in keeping the school clean. According to Dave Whestone, vandalism this past year has been very limited. The most serious of- fense was that of the breaking in of the girls ' locker room during Christmas va- cation. He feels that Chimney Corners was kept fairly clean during the lunch periods but would like to see more improvement next year. Deferino Murer, Manuel Blanco, Fred Barton, Harold Sooruee, Rene Stewart, Harold Spangler, Elenor Fisk, Jesse Goodwin, Dave Whetstone. 20 MRS. SHIRLEY STILES Nurse The school nurse was busy this year caring for the many ailments of the Carl- mont student body. Working with the administration, teachers, parents, counse- lors, doctors, and school psychologist, she has administered first-aid, as well as care for the mental and emotional health of the students. In addition to this she gave hearing and vision tests. Office The office staff ably handled the many problems of Carlmont students this year. Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney, along with her co-workers, passed smoothly through an- other two hectic semesters. Mrs. Doris Bookman, Mrs. Marjorie Shinn, Mrs. Pat Coker, Mrs. Kay O ' Dea, Mrs. Rose Brady, Mrs. Myrtle Bredel, Mrs. Dorothy Mahoney, Mrs. Marguerite Bretag, Miss Raea Cowan. Varsity Cheerleaders . . . and Pompons ON THE GROUND: NANCY NELSON, SANDY TICE, CAROLYN ELLIS. IN THE AIR: LARRY SCHENFELD GINA NELSON, LIZ GUARINO, DONNA HARDING, JACKIE ZUSMAN, PRIS WRAY, JANE ZIEGLER 24 FIRST ROW: Dan Kurpieski, Frank Jower, Bob Gebhart, Doan Laidlaw, Rich Merritt, Ed Woodall. SECOND ROW: Rich Dryer, Fred Reynders, Mike Shore, Bill Feeny, Greg McHuron, Jim Wright. THIRD ROW: Coach Dick Storm, Liam FitzGerald, Jerry Golins, Barry Venditti, Chuck Hunt, Rick Brown, Bob Kasich. Varsity Grabs Share of First SPAL FRIENDS, ROMANS, AND COUNTRYMEN, WE BURIED SEQUOIA! 26 THIRD ROW: Kay Bell, John Watts, Leon McSweeny, Andy Sears, Lynn Arneson, John Baugh- man, Don Clodfelter, Coach Norman DeNardo. SECOND ROW: John Madson, Tom Know- land, Marvin Anderson, Fred Nold, Rick Lelo, Stan Stone, Coach Jim Bradshaw. FIRST ROW: Greg Sevelly, Bob Davis, Carl Craft, Perry Vanderhurst, Maynard Nathan, Rich Barsocchini. Grid Championship in Carlmont History 1962 was a year of varsity football history. By the end of the eight-win, one-loss season we not only had tied for our first league championship but had buried our closest rival, Sequoia. It was the first time in our nine-year var- sity football history that we had defeated the Cherokees. For that matter it was the first time in more than three years that anyone had beaten them. During the season the Redwood City Tribune chose six athletes of the week. Of these, three — Andy Sears, Chuck Hunt, and Rick Brown — were from Carlmont. The same three were elected to both the All-SPAL, and All- County first-string teams. Greg McHuron, Jim Wright, Andy Sears, and John Watts earned positions on the SPAL second team. Barry Venditti and Jerry Golins received Honorable mention. Chuck Hunt was elected both All- SPAL and All-County player of the year. When the South Peninsula sports writers got togethei to vote for the Coach of the Year, Dick Storm was unani- mously elected. The coaching story has its own bit of in- terest. This is Coach Storm ' s last year at Carlmont. Next year he will be in the world of business. Actually the de- cision was made before the start of the season, after sev- eral years of consideration. Coach Storm credits the whole team with the effort needed to win the championship. This year there was a close harmony among the players, as well as between them and the coaching staff. Movies were taken of eyery game and shown to the team every Monday in an intensive chalk talk. 29 Scots Smash Sequoia Win-Streak, 22- 1 3 Proud alumni will call it Carlmont ' s fin- est hour. At our Homecoming game nearly 7,000 fans were on hand to see Sequoia ' s 33- game winning streak smashed by the most determined and talented team ever fielded by the Scots. It was cool precision in the backfield, hard hitting on the line, and spec- tacular defense that formed the combination that couldn ' t be held back. Carlmont won 22 to 13. McSWEENY CARRIES CHEROKEE LOAD. HUNT HASTENS THE INEVITABLE! BROWN GOES UP FOR REBOUND. 30 PALO ALTO 18 CARLMONT 19 SEARS SPRINTS AROUND RIGHT END 31 FIRST ROW: Jim Swam, Ken Torre, Julian Rovere, Tom White, Rich Engelbert, Rich Watts, Frank Messmer. SECOND ROW: Gene Lenzi, Paul Nutt, Stan Ansaldo, Pat Savage, Mike Savage, Pete Sakelarios, Rich Wright, Howard Fassett, Bruce Winnie. THIRD ROW: Coach Mason, Coach Myers, Bill Heinrich (Man- ager), John Gleason, Gary Cornell, John Hoffseth, Steve Martino, Dave Jelish, Dave Riley, Mike Bowling, John Crowe, Bill Simmons, (Manager), Coach Gardali, Coach Lundquist. FOURTH ROW: Mike Convey, Jeff Forcier, Bob Horn, Kevin LaBarbera, Stan Trones, Ron MacAire, Arthur Talamantez, Randy Robinett, Doug Hurd, Doug Battee, Frank Pignataro, Paul Leuty. FIFTH ROW: Bob Marsh, Dave Williams, Pete Gebhardt, Tom Lorenzen, Dave Hurd, Jerry King, Terry Taylor, Gary Wika, Charlie Chambers, John Pilger. Frosh-soph Football Coming back for vengeance against last year ' s three -win four -loss season, Coach Myer s frosh-soph football squad placed sec- ond in the league with a five-win two-loss record. Tom White was team captain and Rich Watts was elected most-improved player. Quarterback Ken Torre was elected most val- uable player. The value of Ken was self-evi- dent. In the only two games lost, he was sidelined because of injuries. ' I ' M LOOKING OVER A FOUR LEAF CLOVER 32 F.S. Scores San Carlos Ravenswood Cubberley Sequoia Woodside Paly MA 33 SEATED: Hal Lansberry (mascot). FIRST ROW: Bob Bellinger, Dennis Enfinger, Dave Walsh, Bill Bradfield, Dave McArdle, Dave Keck, Bob Vezzolini, Keith Regli, Dick Pancoast. SECOND ROW: Ned Seawell, Dennis Ergas, Pete Higbee, Richard Crane, Martin McCann, Mike McCann, John Mills, Glenn Parvin, Larry Granfield, Ed Lehmer, Grant Niles. THIRD ROW: Jim Dixon, Kent Walters, Larry Russell, Jim Trogdon, Gary Larsen, Steve Daubert, Steve Fong, Dennis Cunningham, Dave Ritchie, Coach Loren Lansberry. Cross-Country We aren ' t worried by anyone next year. Cross-country Coach Loren Lansberry has good reason for confidence. Of the 11 -man squad, only three are seniors. To carry this further, sophomores Mike McCann, with a two-mile time of 9:52, and Ken Nichols, 10:01, are northern California ' s sec- ond and third fastest runners. The varsity team placed second in the league, won the northern California title for large schools, and ranked fourth in the NorCal section finals with a team time of 50:37. Sophomore Mike McCann made the all Nor- Cal team. These four runners were on the all- league team: Mike McCann, Ken Nichols, John Mills, and Kent Walters. The same four made he all-county team. The junior varsity and frosh-soph teams were both league champions. CARLMONT PLACES FIRST AGAIN 34 HE ' LL BE COMIN ' AROUND THE MOUNTAIN ' TAG, YOU ' RE IT ' Varsity Water Polo SECOND ROW: Dave Gray, Gene Watson, Art Koon, Pete Nicoletti, Don Gray, Tom Astrella, Glenn Kovas. FIRST ROW: Mike Spear, Bob Suddjian, John Kaucha, Eric McHuron, Pat Ellison, Mike Blondell, Jim Watson, Dennis Landes. The varsity water polo team ' s best win this year was an 18-13 victory against Se- quoia in overtime. All in all it was a 5-win 8-loss season. Junior Mike Blondell has a host of rec- ognitions. He was the only Scot on the all-league team; he was the leading scorer with 40 points; and he was elected most valuable player. Also taking honors was Gene Watson, who scored 36 points and was elected co-captain with Jim Watson. Dennis Landes was most improved player. Eric McHuron was elected most inspira- tional player. WHICH ONE IS THE BALL? 36 Frosh-Soph Water Polo The frosh-soph team experienced a four-win six-loss season this year. Buz Brandt with 32 goals was the leading scorer. Brandt and Rich Barnes were chosen as co-captains and most val- uable players. Craig Malouf was elected most improved player and the most inspirational player was Doug Robert. FIRST ROW: Larry Henning, Jim Parditos, Joe Montibello, Mike O ' Brien, Dennis Moblie. SECOND ROW: Steve Smith, Ken Cheeseman, Roger Touvier, Barry Sanders, Don Braedez, Gary Bailard, Hans Dankers. THIRD ROW: Craig Malouf, Bruce Bachant, Rick Ames, Buz Brandt, Rich Barnes, Doug Robert, Bill Shepard, Jim Rhodes. 37 BUZ BRANDT SHOOTS FOR A GOAL. II I KNEELING: Archie Houle, Al Smith, Frank Silva, Rick Brown, Chuck Hunt, Steve Caria, Gene Lenzi. STANDING : Dave Gray, Gordon Olson, Jack Sandin, Don Gray, Mike Rose, Bruce Bowhall, Bill Feeney, Coach Gene Hawley. Varsity Basketball This year ' s varsity basketball squad was def- initely the most aggressive team that I ' ve coached. In his five years of coaching varsity basketball at Carlmont, Coach Gene Hawley has handled some good teams, including one varsity championship. In spite of the third-place finish, we outscored our opponents with a season total of 1,015 points, compared to 946 scored against us. We beat Ra- venswood, the league ' s top team. Captain Rick Brown and most valuable player Chuck Hunt made all-league. The most improved player award was a tie between Bruce Bowhall and Jack Sandin. Our moment of glory came during the Sunny- vale tournament, which we won for the third year in a row. We defeated Washington 54-30, Black- ford 52-29, and Sunnyvale 56-38. HUNT DROPS IN TWO MORE. 38 39 I CHUCK HUNT ATTEMPTS LAY-UP AGAINST A SEQUOIA CHEROKEE. 41 FIRST ROW: Ken Torre, Ralph McArthur, Jeff Greene, Tony Howard, Tony Egan, Jim Pierce, Bill Trenam. SECOND ROW: Will Stolle, Bob Mayer, Gordon Ashmore, Jim Bettinger, Robb Gruman, Fred Olson, Coach AI Piparo. B Basketball Given a very young team this year (five freshmen and seven sophomores in a squad of 14), Coach Al Piparo was faced with the possibility of winning very few games. His fears came true; in a league play the first 11 games were lost. The situation could have continued, but Coach Piparo developed a new system which he calls the 2-1-2 press. Results were immediate; the next three games were won. The team also placed second in the Los Altos tournament, bringing the season total to 8 wins, 13 losses. Captain this year was Ken Torre, most valuable player was Jeff Green, and most improved player was Tony Egan. HE FLIES THROUGH THE AIR 42 FIRST ROW: Matt Lou, Roy Horn, Jack Rosicky, Steve Beattie, Dan Cicero, Bob Regli, Mike Bell. SECOND ROW: Charlie Bunker, Bob Emery, Rick Brandeburg, Tom Drotleff, Dick Bartlett, Mike Glasgow, Coach Gene Hawley. C Basketball Starting off the season with a seven- game winning streak, Coach Gene Haw- ley ' s C basketball team earned itself the right to be in the playoff tournament. In it they beat Sequoia but lost to Palo Alto to wind up in second place, Captain Dick Bartlet was voted most valuable player. Madison Lott was elected most improved. P-S-S-S-S-S-SI 44 FIRST ROW: Larry Cohn, Gary Brady, Pat Yankaus, Dan Swanson, Bob Kraut, Terry Vau Dell. SECOND ROW: Jay Lipson, Mike Boehme, Bill Futrell, John Jeanes, Gordon Crowell, Jon Green, Coach Leo Campey. D Basketball Call it inexperience, bad luck, or what- ever you want, but Coach Campey ' s D basketball team didn ' t win a game. In spite of the record, skills were developed which will help future teams. Captain Larry Treadway was high scorer, elected most-valuable player, and made the all- league team. Gary Brady was most-im- proved player. LUCKY 7 45 FIRST ROW: Paul Teaga, Dan Swanson, Jim Kepley, Jack Rosicky, Frank Regnataro, Tom Oliverio. SECOND ROW: Phil Lapin, Fran Jower, Fred Nold, Rip Sears, Bob Ayers, Keith Otterson, Kay Bell. Wrestling It was a not quite year for the var- sity wrestlers. Although we produced one of the best teams ever, a few consistent weaknesses kept us to a fourth-place fin- ish. The four-win five-loss record could have been an eight-to-one tally, as four meets were dropped by only one match. Two seniors were league champs. Kay Bell, in the 191 pound class, lost none in 11 times out. Rip Sears, at 138, lost only one. With 36 schools competing in the Northern California Section finals, both Dan Swanson and Fred Nold placed sixth in their class. Rip Sears, who also wres- tled at a North Coast Invitational meet at Sacramento, placed fifth in the NCS meet. CURE FOR STOMACH ACHE. 46 BOTTOMS UP, FIRST ROW: Richard Klingner, Terry Vau Dell, Chuck Lewis. Nause. FOURTH ROW: Larry Schenfeld, Ripley Sears, Mike SECOND ROW: Jerry Sherlock, Allan Walden, Andy Kirchner, Zapponi, Bill Peterson, Bob Wright, Richard Wright, Tom Mike Koslosky, Jim Kepley. THIRD ROW : Larry Wilson, John Phillips. AT LEFT: Coach AJ Piparo. Baughman, Tom Oliverio, Charles Wilson, Bill Marks, Allen Gymnastics Coach Al Piparo has said this was the best team in his five years of coaching gymnastics. The best tumbler in the league, Larry Schenfeld, who was fourth in Northern California last year, was back. Bill Marks, Jerry Sherlock and Jim Keply led the league in the rope climb. Senior John Baughman was back on the high bar, trampoline and the side horse. Mike Kos- losky led the league on the parallel bars. WHAT A TIME TO GET AN ITCH. 48 DON ' T LET GO, GASPS COACH PIPARO. SCHENFELD GETS READY TO DO A FLIP. 49 a § f a n n , S FIRST ROW: Dave Smith, Al Schlocker, Martin Hillerby, Jack Shirley, Jerry Sastrella, Jay Lipson, Dave Flanagan, Gordon Gallic. SECOND ROW: Walt Gabler, Dan Bohlen, Mike Shannon, Hans Dankers, Rick Dahl, Gary Bailard, Dennis Mar- tin, Lynn Walters, Chuck McDonald, Jim Kinne, ErkJVlc Huron, Jim Rhodes. THIRD ROW: Dan Kurpieski (manager), Bruce Bachant, Tav Malouf, Dave Doidge, Doug Cross, Peter Nico- Varsity Swimming letti, Dennis Landis, Todd Hockstatter, Jerry King , Rick Dohl, Dave Ellis, Dennis Enfinger, Tom Lueder, Bill Sheppard, coach Norm DeNardo. FOURTH ROW: Mike Convey (manager), Allen Martin, Dick Pogue, Rick Ames, Mike Jones, Buzz Brandt, John Griffith, Steve Smith, Tom Astrella, Perry Vanderhurst, Terry Baker, Jim Albrect, Jim Watson, Steve Del Castello. This year was, in the vernacular of coaches, a building year. This was Coach Norman DeNardo ' s first year at Carlmont, although he did coach once before at Pleasant Hills High School where he won the Contra Costa county championship. DON ' T WORRY, YOU CAN LET GO OF THE WALL 50 51 FIRST ROW: Robert Woodman, George Sabato, George Savage, Bob Kraut, Michael Boehme, David Pogue, Steve Keagy, Creighton Miller. SECOND ROW: Robert Patterson, Wayne Culp, Gary Quick, Rick Van Kirk, Doug Moody, Jerry Holbrook, Arthur Hopgood, Fred Nold, Rich Dorrance, Jim Anderson. THIRD ROW: John Jeanes, Ralph McArthur, Bob Regli, Ron Renard, John Torok, Gordon Olson, Bob Kempenich, Bill Ottino, Lou Lazarus, Richard Phillips. NOT SHOWN: Steve Crandall, Bob Peri, Eric Schiller, Bill Thomas, Bill Thompson. Tennis Led by such all-SPAL players as Ralph McArthur, Bob Regli, Gordon Olson, Bill Thompson, and Lou Lazarus, Carlmont offered the second best tennis team in the history of the school. Coach Jim Bradshaw, back from a one-year leave of absence, said that in spite of a strong team, the league was the toughest one ever. R-R-R-RIPI 52 I 53 Hockey Starts Girls ' Sports Season Only enough girls to create three clans turned out for hockey, but those could really play. A district hockey meet was held at Woodside, and Carlmont came home with second-place honors. Several district-wide play-days were held through- out the season. Clan I won the champion- ship at Carlmont. A4r ' ALL RIGHT, WHERE DID THE BALL GO? ' BUT I TELL YOU IT ' S MINE! ' 54 Swimming Competitive swimming among the clans was the main exercise during the swimming season. One competitive meet was held at Menlo-Atherton with schools from this district taking part. In this meet sophomore Wendy Moore set a new record for the backstroke, but Carlmont lost anyway. Clan V was the champion at the end of the season. YOO-HOO! HI THERE, GEORGIEI . . . and Modern Dance Members of the beginning and ad- vanced dance groups learned various dance steps including the softshoe and the Charleston during the seven-week sports season. Each clan made up its own skit and performed it before the class, using these dance formations. On the last day of the season, Mrs. Judy Job, from Peter Wright ' s school of dancing, was special instructor for the day. She taught new routines and exer- cises to a group of girls dressed in leo- tards. SALAMI, SALAMI, BOLOGNA. 55 ■ Volleyball The turnout for after-school volleyball numbered around 100 girls. A round- robin tournament was held in the A, B, and C leagues, from which a champion- ship team was chosen in each division. UP AND OVER YOU GO. . . Track and Field Track and field was introduced as an after-school sport for girls this year. The different events included the running broadjump, shotput, high jump, hurdles, relays, discus, Softball throw, and the 100- yard dash. Miss Norma Hill, PE teacher, throughout the season aimed at setting some new records in these events. SANDY GAST IS FLYING HIGH. 56 Tennis Eighty girls participated in after- school tennis. In a district tennis sports day held at Sequoia, Carlmont came home with first-place honors in singles. Sandy Meyers, Nancy Cunningham, and Adri- enne Lopez represented Carlmont at this tennis meet. A district doubles sports day was held in October at Carlmont in which we placed in the top division. The championship in tennis was won by Clan II. SANDY MEYERS SHOWS GOOD FORM RETURNING SERVE. Girls ' Block C Honor Society FIRST ROW: Sandra Gast, Dolores Larwill, Diane Dougherty, Sally Keller (president). SECOND ROW: Jo Anne McClain, Jan Clague, Christine Pecar, Marilyn Hall (vice-president). THIRD ROW: Joan Williams, Louise Goddard, Kerry Rider, Susan Voris (secretary-treasurer), Diane Larsen. 57 Junior Class The junior board organized a much more successful year than they have had in either their freshman or sophomore years. The Homecoming dance and the fall play, See How They Run, were two big moneymakers. Decal and candied- apple sales also added money to the treasury for the highlight of the year, the junior prom, February 23, in Carlmont gym. GAIL NEUMANN, MARV ANDERSON, JIM Ml FIRST ROW: Bill Thompson, David Stevenson, Marvin Anderson. SECOND ROW: Miss Shirley Sweet (advisor), Carol Emery, JoAnne McClain, Gay Bronson, Gail Neumann, Pam Siverson, Carol Whitney, Kathy Malouf, Mary Langbein. 60 Juniors Acheff, Mike Adornetto, Michele Allan, Shirley Amirkhan, John Anderson, Larry Anderson, Margo Anderson, Marv Anderson, Ron Armstrong, Lynn Asch, Pat Ausiello, Anna Backus, Paul Baird, Rodger Baker, Terrigene Barber, Steve Barber, Sue £ M Bedwell, Scott Bell, Mary Bench, Bryan Benson, Ruth Bevil, Benny Bielen, Barbara Black, Ron Blackwell, Earle Blagg, Sharon Blondell, Mike Bonney, Marcia Bonney, Marlene Boucher, Teresa Bourdon, Joann Bowen, Barrylyn Bovvhall, Bruce Barkmann, Evelyn Barnard, Ann Barnard, Sharyn Barrett, Joan Barton, Ella Baumsteiger, Lynn Baxter, Sue Beanan, Sharon 61 Bragg, Kathie Branchaud, Jim Brandenburg, Cheryl Brandt, Jamie Brazis, Steve Brodeur, Joy Broley, Sue Bronson, Gay Ik r i Mi ft Ah. n Bronson, Sue Brunner, Mitch Bullwinkel, Jill Burns, Cathy Burrows, Sandie Cahoon, Carolyn Caldwell, Helen Callahan, John Carlson, Sherrie Carroll, John Carsey, Laura Cecchi, Don Ceruti, Randy Chamberlain, Jeanne Champlin, Wilma Chesterman, Alan Church, Richard Clardy, John Clark, Kathy Coe, Charles Coffman, Dick Cohen, Sheila Colby, Leland Collins, Rick 2 in r £ Creim, Jo Cross, Doug Croswell, Bron Cubberly, Judy DalPorto, Frank Damlos, Barbara Damonte, Kathy Daubert, Steve Combs, Judith Conley, Susan Connolly, Jane Cookston, Lynne Coolson, Larry Coonrod, Sandy Cordes, Karen Corey, Mike Corkhill, Diane Costalupes, Lea Cotton, Ann Coultas, Ed Cowan, Eliot Cox, Ron Craft, Carl Crandall, Steve 9 C p Davis, Bob Davis, Judy Davis, Kathi Davis, Steve Deane, Tom Dehne, Carla Deusterman, Bill DeWeese, Philip k % i Dixon, Steve Doidge, Dave Donovan, Jeanne Dorrance, Rich Dresselhouse, Charles Dunn, Kathy Duplissea, Carroll Earlywine, Tom 62 Ellison, Pat Engelbrecht, Jill Engels, Irene Emery, Carole Ernst, Gail Fadden, Judy Fairbanks, Marilyn Fanning, Joan Farina, Vic Feeney, Bill Fernandez, Ronald Field, Russa Flanigan, Rex Fleck, Ian Fleming, Virginia Fogg, Robin Edgar, Pam Edmunds, Jim Egan, Tony Ehret, Richard Ellis, Carolyn Ellis, David Ellena, Sheila Ellison, Andrea r Fong, Steve Ford, Peggy Franco, Nick Franklin, Georginia Frazier, Harry Fritzler, Jim Fulton, Kathleen Gabbler, Walter Galbraith, Dave Gamlin, Paul Gamlin, Paulette Garcia, Judy Gilberg, Michael Gildea, Tom Gish, Mike Goetsch, Sandra P r ! r Golins, Jerry Gould, George Graeber, Louise Graetz, Pam Gray, Dave Gray, Don Green, Beverly Greenan, Chris I m Greenlee, Shirley Greis, Mary Griffin, Ken Griffith, John Grimm, Tom Gruman, Holly Gustafson, Gail Gyllenskog, Joel Hagenson, Cheryl Ann Hagopian, Kathy Hall, Kortne Hamby, Hal Hamel, Claudia Hannel, Eileen Hansen, Dave Hannigan, Charles Harbour, Nancy Harris, Barry Harry, Richard Harvey, John Headley, Gary Held, John Heldt, Hilary Henderson, Pat Hess, Sue Hethershaw, Cheree Hightower, Catherine Hill, Audrey Hillerby, Georgina Hinz, Albert Hochstatter, Tod Hoffman, Catherine Hojnacki, Lynn Holloway, Jim Horn, Kerry Houlihan, Marna Hurn, Garey Hutchings, Ivy Hyland, Nick Jackson, Peggy Jacoby, Walt Jenkins, Dick Jensen, Juliana Jones, Candace Jones, Clayton Jones, Mike Johnson, Billie Judd, Carolyn Juergenson, Bart Justice, Ann Kalben, Alice Katz, Karen Keefe, Michael Kelly, Bob Kempenich, Bob Kennedy, Bill Kepley, Karen Kert, David Kimble, Laura Kirosian, Darlene Klima, Bill Klingbord, Don Klinger, Donald Klinger, Richard Knight, David Koon, Art Kreamer, Diane Kronberg, Rhonda Kuehn, Phyllis Kurdieski, Joe La Due, Linda Landes, Dennis Langbein, Mary Lanzara, Sue Larson, Davy Larsen, Gary Larsen, Sharon Larwill, Dolores Laub, Janis Lazarus, Lou 64 Lazzareschi, Sue Leake, Laura Leake, Linda Leavelle, Phyllis Lelo, Richard Leishman, Trudy Lemmon, Byron Lemson, Bert Levy, Idell Lewis, Connie Lewis, Stephen Leyes, Pat Libal, Gail Lipke, Merri Lo Givdice, Phil Loscutoff, Diane Low, Leslie Lumley, Sue MacCartney, Janet MacDougall, John Macaire, Jim Madigan, Peggy Mahoney, Greg Malouf, Kathy Marcher, Linda Marcher, Harvey Marks, Bill Martin, Louis Martin, Peggy Mateo, Linda Matthews, John McAdams, Sandy McBurney, Robert McClain, Jo Anne McCracken, Mary McCreadie, Sandi McEnnerney, Mike McHuron, Eric McKernan, Bob McMichael, Gary Meade, Bill Mello, Thelma Mercier, Peggy Merritt, Joe Miles, Jim Miller, Ed Miller, Jeff Mills, Dan Mitchell, Jack Moir, Don Monso, Regine Montgomery, Karen Moore, Jerry Morrison, Elaine Mortensen, Jerry Moudakas, Lauree 65 Junior Prom— ' ' Lei-See Fantasi Princess Debby Peterson reigned over Lei-See Fantasi, this year ' s junior prom, held February 23 at the Carlmont gym. The Dick Crest Band provided the music as 170 couples danced in. an Oriental scene. Decorations included lanterns, pa- godas, a bridge over a pond, and a Japa- nese garden. SUE SHORTALL, JACKIE ZUSMAN, DEBBY PETERSON, NANCY NELSON, MARY IVERSON JUNIORS SWING TO MUSIC OF DICK CREST BAND WHO LET THE SENIORS IN? 66 Newbery, Jack Newman, Anna Nichol, Pennie Nicolette, Peter Nilson, Paul Nissen, Karen Noell, Barbara Nolan, Tom Nold, Frederick Nunes, Sharon O ' Brien, Pat Oliverio, Tom Olivieri, Gary Olson, Cheryl Orr, Gary Osborne, Lance Murnig, Stephanie Musick, Jamie Nelson, David Nelson, Gina Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Philip Neumann, Gail ft m « m i j - r Osborne, Patricia O ' Sullivan, Chris O ' Sullivan, Mike Osuna, John Owen, Penne Owens, Cheryl Pacheco, Lillian Page, Gary Palmer, Fred Parker, Sandy Parker, Ted Patter, George Peck, Judi Pelissier, Alma Pelissier, Andrea Perez, John Peters, Gail Peters, George Peterson, Debby Peterson, Karen Pew, Chearn Pfandl, Jeanne Pfeffer, Cathy Pilger, Teri Rafalski, Jon Rankin, Bobbi Rayfield, Lila Raynes, Nancy Rea, Donna Reed, Bettie Reese, Pitt Reeves, Sue Reite, Ruthellen Reitmeier, Carol Renard, Ron Renfro, Frank Renner, Bonnie Retallick, Gail Reynolds, Sandra Rice, Mary 67 Rick, Rita Rider, Kerry Ritchie, David Rivera, Carlos Riviello, Ralph Robles, Jaime Rockwell, George Rogers, Sue 4% r i PC Roily, Lynda Rosicky, Jack Russell, Joe Russell, Mike Rutherdale, David Ruxton, Donna Ryan, Jan Sagers, Max Sandin, John Sanjiyan, Kay Sarafinski, Ruthi Sarganis, Gus Scatena, Judy Schaffher, Toni Schendel, Jackie Schiller, Eric Schindler, Tom Schultz, Ken Schulba, Toni Schussele, Don Schwartz, Nancy Scuff, John Sears, Andy Sears, ' Martha Segarini, Bill Sepsis, Diane Serrano, Joan Sherman, Daveta Shields, Jeanne Shinazy, Linda Shore, Pearl Simmons, Pam Simpkins, Keith Siverson, Pam Slavazza, Karen Smith, Karen Smith, Marcia Smith, Pam Smith, Spike Smithers, Ellen Smythe, Nancy Snowden, Claudia Sorich, Laurel Ann Spear, Mike Stevenson, Dave Stewart, Jean Stone, Stan Storey, William Stout, Gary Strachan, Don Swart, Steve Swartz, Larry Tabel, Susan Tallent, Lyle Teter, Sue Texeira, Edward Thomas, Gwyn Thomason, Mike Thompson, Bill Thornburg, Marilynn Thornes, Ann Torok, John Traversaro, Chris Traverso, Dan 68 Tracy, Mike Trenam, Diane Trippet, Kathy Truax, Jeaninne Turney, John Turturici, Rod Ugarte, Sue Unger, Diana Uttecht, Ernie Valerga, Tom Vanderhurst, Perry Varni, Doug Wadsworth, Dennis Walden, Allan Waldschmidt, Ron Wallace, Ellen Waller, Len Walter, Milton Walton, Sharon Warner, Sylvia Warrich, Susan Warriner, Phil Weaver, Dennis Webber, Nancy Williams, Shirley Wilson, Charles Wiedeman, Barbara Wilson, Gene Wilson, Larry Wilson, Ron Winhall, Jack Winter, Mike White, Patrick Whiteman, Dan Whitney, Carol Whitwam, Phil Woods, Keith Worden, Barbara Yager, Signe Yankaus, Patrick 4 Younger, Linda Zusman, Jackie Zusman, Sherry -Tjt w-v cdJ 4 — 69 Sophomore Class The sophomore board, advised by Joel Leetham, planned and directed all activi- ties sponsored by the class. Most of their money rolled in from the sale of candied- apples, football concessions, and profit from their sophomore dance on Feb. 11. SHARON GASKELL, KEN NICHOLS, PAT GIROUARD FIRST ROW: Alecia Jones, Sue Warren, Georganna Butts, Cindy Meredith, Linda Smatana, Pat Girouard (vice-president), Sue Henry, Julie Fabbri. SECOND ROW: Jean McDowell, Suzi Pol- lock, Carol McClain, Charles Ice, Jean Schnell, Ken Nichols (pres- ident), Dennis Martin. THIRD ROW: Nancy Cunningham, Frances Sime, Kathleen Kyne, Joy Heeb, Kathy Lynch, Mieke Dankers, Mike McCann. FOURTH ROW: Bill Roth, Michael Keagy, Sandra Petri, Cynthia Brandt, Harry Bettencourt, Jack Hunt, Joyce Stumbo, Mike Savage. 70 Sophomores Acheff, Bill Adamich, Jane Aiu, Penelope Alberts, Richard Albertson, Ted Alger, Jack Allen, Don Altieri, Pat Armstrong, Ross Ausiello, Frank Ba chant, Bruce Bailard, Gary Bailey, Guy Baker, Terry Ballentine, Bruce Bandeo, Carmen Barenz, Henry Barker, Sue Barnes, Rick Barulich, John Barquilla, Frances Barsch, Carol Bartlett, Richard Baxter, Pam Baxter, Phyllis Beattie, Steven Bechthold, Gary Beers, Mary Ann Bell, Cheryl Bell, Chuck Belstler, Carol Beltrami, Dennis 71 Bendle, Pamela Benevento, Larry Bennett, Sue Bernier, Jane Bettencourt, Harry Bettinger, Jim Bingham, Marsha Bishop, Dave f 7 t 1 N ) i f L J 581b Iff y$ J Black, Karen Blagg, Randy Bledsoe, John Block, Gordon Blundell, Kathy Boghosian, Andy Boudreau, John Bowling, Mike Brandeburg, Kittie Brandt, Barry Brandt, Cynthia Brandt, John Branson, Peggy Brasier, Kathy Brooks, Randy Brown, Mary Bryant, Sharon Bucey, Bill Bullivant, Sue Burke, Patrick Burley, Jane Burnand, Cheryl Bushey, James Butts, Georganna 1 1 - 1 1 1 J ft , Byrne, Donna Byron, Loren Carrere, Sue Casey, Diane Catlin, Sheila Cellar, Lynn Christopherson, Keith Cicero, Dan Cicero, Don Cissell, Bill Coel, Jack Cofiori, Allen Cogliandro, Paula Colldeweih, Alan Colvig, Tom Combs, Glenn Conley, Jean Cordoni, Pamela Cornelius, John Cornell, Gary Cortopassi, David Cox, David Crane, Richard Croletto, Dolores ft r v 1 4 r ft Crossley, Nancy Crossley, Susan Crowe, Bonnie Crowe, John Crowley, Linda Culp, Wayne Cunningham, Nancy Curtiss, Steven Dankers, Mieke Darnell, Kathy Daul, Rick David, Viola Davies, Jeff DeAngelo, Sam DeBarbrie, Mary Delabriandais, Charlotte 72 ft 1. DelBono, Donald Del Castello, Steve DeMartini, Michael Demattei, Dave Denning, Bill Dewart, Raenette DiAndrea, Patricia Dinkel, Cheryl Dixon, Dick Doty, Teresa Dougherty, Alan Dreyer, Rick Dunsmore, Mike Duyle, Eline Dvorak, Randy Eastin, Delaine Echternacht, Gayle Edgar, Pat Edwards, Bill Ellison, Robert Emery, Neil Engelbert, Richard Ergas, Dennis Evans, Pam Evensen, Dave Exum, Robert Fabbri, Julie Farris, Rosie Fillerup, Pat Fiore, Bob Fitzgerald, Paula Fleck, Keith Fleissner, Ellen Folsom, Daylen Foster, Dan Fotis, Alexandra Fowler, Glenn Francisconi, Lynette Frederick, Donna Frederickson, Gren Freeman, Sherry Frost, Don Fussett, Howard Gahagan, Jim Gaskell, Sharon Gast, Carolyn Gebhardt, Karen n n ft fx - J 1 Serrott, Sandy Ghilarducci, Mike Gill, Sherry Ginsberg, Ruth Girouard, Patricia Giudicelli, Renee Gjedsted, Brooke Glasgow, Michael Gleason, John Gluck, George Goldman, Kathy Goodman, Gayland Gordon, Aleta Gorton, Glenda Grabowski, Fred Gradek, James Grandfield, Larry Graziani, Fredric Greene, Jeff Griffen, Pat Griffin, Cheryl Guglielmo, John Guth, Shirley Haas, Bonnie 73 Hall, Stephen Halvorsee, Linda Hanna, James Hannigan, Catherine Hannigan, Dave Hassett, Sandi Hatak, Jim Hayes, Merlin Hayner, Randy Hedges, Jewel Heeb, Joy Heigton, Mary Henry, Sue Hern, Don Hern, Noreen Hernandez, Kathy Higbee, Peter Higginbotham, Sue Hightower, Steve Hoffeth, John Holmquist, Verna Hopkins, Mary Hoppes, Boyce Horn, Roy 5 p £ Si . .. f X f Host, Jeff Howard, Tony Huber, Linda Huckaby, Peggy Humeny, Lorrie Hunt, Jack Hunter, Steve Hurwitz, Joan Hutchings, Donald Hutchings, Gary Huteguard, Don Hyland, Chris Ice, Charles Iorio, Linda Iverson, Kristin Jackson, Mark Jeanes, John Jelich, Dave Jenson, Ann Jenson, Lucinda Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Wayne Jones, Alecia Jonker, Marianne 74 Judd, Kathy Kash, David Kathagiri, Barbara Katsaris, Mary Keagy, Michael Keh, Abraham Kemmerle, Fred Kenney, Gary Kerns, Mike Kerr, Pat Kidder, Ruth Kieffer, Lynne Kindred, Marcene King, Steve Kinkade, Bonnie Kirton, Elizabeth Klawin, Jim Klein, Jack Knight, Jan Knutson, Noel Kozub, Larry Krohling, Lucian Kuhlman, Kathryn Kurtz, Jan ft t V v V ' - 1 Kyne, Kathleen Landis, Russ Larson, Tom Laub, Bunny Leach, Linda Lehmer, Ed Lemieux, Jerry Lemson, Gretel Lenzi, Gene Leonhard, Dee Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Chuck Licata, Donna Lindley, Earl Lindstrom, Carla Lombardi, Dave Loney, Cheryl Lord, Tom Losberger, Jim Lott, Madison Lovell, David Lu, Anna Lu nn, David Lynch, Kathy 75 ■ran Nuit, Paul Odenheimer, Ronald O ' Donovan, Derry O ' Laughlin, Tim Olson, Fred Ostasiuk, Diane Padel, Anita Parvin, Glen Patrick, Glenn Patterson, Gayle Pastorelli, Linda Pastorelli, Shirley Patterson, Robert Pearce, Joe Perras, Diane Perry, Mike Peterson, Kathie Rae Petri, Sandy Petrovich, Ronald Pettit, Suzanne Pew, Kathleen Pierce, Mike Pierce, Nanci Pinneo, Sue Phaling, Nancy Jo Phillips, Richard Pollock, Glenda Ponte, Dorothy Powell, Patricia Pugh, Barney Quinn, Pat Radford, Glenn Ramer, Carolyn Ramos, Paula Rayfield, Mary Jane Reed, Rhondda Reitman, Bill Remington, Jean Rhodes, Jim Riley, Dave Ritchey, Vickey Roberts, Doug Robertson, Barbara Robinson, Rick Rosemeyer, Ken Roth, Bill Rovere, Julian Rowland, Randy Royal, Roger Russ, Gerrie Russell, Suzanne Rutledge, Sheila Sakelarios, Pete Sams, Kathey Sandstrom, Stephanie Satir, Bill 77 ■ Savage, Mike Savage, Pat Scharetg, Sharon Scheer, Don Schindler, Jane Schiveider, Al Schnell, Jean Scott, Pat J! in A Scott, Rick Scripillita, Joann Seawell, Ned Seigart, Al Sheldon, Janis Sheppard, Bill Shipley, Neill Shores, Jane Silvera, Vince Silvestrini, Steve Sime, Frances Singler, Lorna Skirrow, Marlene Sletner, Don Smatana, Linda Smith, Betty Smith, Gregg Smith, Linda Smith, Wayne Smith, Wendy Snyder, Kathleen Stannard, Janet Staples, Judy Starr, Suzanne Terrill, Katy Thenhaus, Donna Jo Thomas, Ralph Thorns, Carl Thomas, Pat Thompson, Jacquelynne Thompson, Monica Thunemann, Mary n f. p . K Steinbeck, Randy Stensen, Craig Stimson, Candee Stirling, Judy Stolle, Will Stoner, Dan Stuart, Larry Stubbe, Debbie Stumbo, Joyce Stutzman, Joie Sullivan, Rich Swaggart, Myrna Swartz, Jim Taylor, Camille Taylor, Nicola Taylor, Robert Tillman, Erik Titlow, Arlene Torre, Ken Toynton, Ken Traverso, Dave Tredway, Brian Tredway, Larry Turcotte, Ken Vail, Barbara Vallerga, Linda Vowles, Karen Waldschmidt, Rich Wallace, Sheryl Waller, Jeanne Walls, Mary Ellen Walsh, Patricia 78 Walter, Linda Walter, Lynn Ward, Tim Warkentin, Brian Warren, Christine Warren, Sue Watts, Richard Weaver, Alan Wright, Marge Wright, Richard Wu, Judi Yaley, Pat Young, Curtis Zapponi, Mike Ziegler, Catherine Zieminski, Sally J rp C 79 I I Freshman Class The Freshman Board, with Mrs. Pa- tricia Roach as advisor, took in over $200 in concessions from football and basket- ball games. A Fun Night was held on March 8. Officers were Erica Wagner, president; Merry Oviatt, vice president; and Kitty Jones, secretary-treasurer. Merry Oviatt (vice-president), Erica Wagner (president), Kitty Jones (secretary-treasurer) . FIRST ROW: Jan Talbert, Sally Quick, Kitty Jones, Merry Oviatt, Steve Blossom, Erica Wagner. SECOND ROW: Jim Albrecht, Bob Emery, Jim Pierce, Linda Harris, Bonnie Stone, Sherry Langbein. 80 Adler, Alexis Alberti, Sandra Albrecht, Jim Anderson, Jim Anderson, Richard Arata, Charlie Armstrong, Janet Astrella, Jerry Austin, Emery Avery, Candy Babb, Ann Baker, Anita Barnard, Linda Barr, Deborah Barskey, Anna Rose Barsocchini, Dick Becker, Jim Bell, Mike Bell, Roxanne Bernal, Clyde Bernier, Paul Bettencourt, Ed Bettinger, Robert Binetti, Brent Binetti, Debbie Bisson, Mary Ellen Black, Judy Blodget, Larry Blossom, Steve Boehme, Mike Bohlen, Dan Bones, Bruce Freshmen f5 r — t - _ Bartlett, Julie Bates, Russell Battee, Doug Bayona, Audrey Beanan, Mike Beattie, Nancy Beban, Steve Bechthold, Carol i 81 I Bosse, Judy Bowling, Jerry Bradfield, Bill Bradley, John Brady, Gary Brasfield, Lynne Brinegar, Cheryl Brown, JoAnne J J - F 4 - 6 Brown, Lynn Browne, John Bryant, Nancy Boostrom, Doug Brandeburg, Rick Brodbeck, Cal Bull, Carol Bunker, Charles Bunker, Janet Bushey, Jerome Cannata, Christine Carlson, Claudia Carr, Terry Cartmell, Jane Cartmell, Joan Chambers, Charlie Chance, Cynthia Chaney, Alexandra Cheeseman, Ken Chow, Cynthia Clanton, Merilee Clark, Judy Clark, Julie Clarke, Karen Cummins, Margaret Cunningham, Sheila Dalton, Sylvia Damaico, Sam Dankers, Hans Darby, Sheila Darling, Bill Darnell, Judy Clements, Kathy Coburn, Linda Codiga, Lynn Coffland, Bryan Cohn, Larry Coie, Valerie Cole, Mike Colgate, Richard Connelly, Billy Convey, Mike Cooks, Mary Corcoleotes, George Cornell, Peter Cowan, Linda Cowan, Tommy Crowell, Gordon Davidson, Joan Dayson, William De Bella, Kathy Delescale, Robert Demattei, Susan De Shields, Craig Deusterman, Sharon De Weese, Roberta Donoho, Dell Doty, Linda Drotleff, Tom Duryer, Jean Dvorak, Chuck East, Christine Edgar, Larlee Edwards, Monroe 82 Elliott, Jere Elliott, Joanne Emery, Bob Ensfinger, Dennis Eranosian, Nancy Ergas, Nannette Eriksen, Brian Eskenazi, David Evans, Jackie Facchini, Lynn Fain, Jim Fait, Susan Falbo, Claudia Farey, Carole Fasseh, Hal Fastenau, Maureen Fastenau, Sharyn Faucher, Sue Fedderson, Duane Feitelberg, Phil Fenlon, Lorinda Fergus, Don Ferreira, Darlene Flanigan, David Forcier, Jeff Ford, Carolyn Forseth, Judy Faucher, Bob Fowler, Sherry Franklin, Clifford Franklin, Sandra Frates, Lilas Frederick, Mary Freitas, Kathy Fuentes, Linda Fulton, Richard Futrell, Bill Gabler, Joan Gaffigan, Pam Gage, Charles Gallic, Gordon Galliven, Judith Gammon, Terri Garner, Gayle Gay, Hobie Gebhardt, Bruce Gebhardt, Pete Geraci, Lisa Goodall, Terri Goodrich, Barbara Gough, Jessie Green, Jon Griffin, Joanne Griffith, Jane Griffiths, Sandy Gruman, Robb Grunewald, Joan Guarino, Lyn Hamlin, Liz Harris, Linda Hartman, Linda Hartzell, Kay Harwood, Bruce Hayhurst, Thomas Gerrans, Lee Giganti, Paul Gildea, Jim Giron, Annette Gjedsted, Alan Gluck, Elaine Goetz, Judy Goldman, Mike ft 83 Hayler, Ruth Healy, Marlene Heapes, George Henning, Larry Herzberg, Jack Heyer, Lil Hickey, Frank Hillbun, Tim f- J y Ingram, John Ingram, Lloyd Inman, Chris Irwin, Ken Jackson, Debbie Jacobs, Liz Jahnke, Jim James, Signe W r Hillerby, Martin Hintz, Bob Hitchcock, Corinno Hochstatter, Ted Hoffseth, Ann Holloway, Tom Holmquist, Chick Hopgood, Arthur Horn, Bob Houlihan, Bob Hower, Karla Hughes, Karen Hurd, David Hurd, Doug Hurley, Bob Hyland, Phil n 4 L Jensen, Alan Johnson, Dixie Johnson, Sheila Johnston, Suzette Jower, Larry Jones, Katherine Jurisich, Faye Kane, Terry Kasich, Sandy Katz, Cheryl Keagy, Steve Keck, Dave Kehoe, Cynthia Kelly, Jack Kelton, Steve Kepley, Jim Ketterman, Bill Kilday, Nancy Kinne, Jim Kinsler, Bonnie Kirchner, Andy Knox, Randy Kranich, Leslie Krause, Virginia Kraut, Robert Kroeplin, Margi Krohn, John Kurpieski, Dan La Barbara, Kevin La Due, Jane Lafferty, Sherry Lagan, Byron Laidlaw, Mary La Giudice, Rich Lake, Nancy Lamaysou, Joan Lander, Joe Langbein, Sherry Larson, Clair Larson, Eugene 84 La Russa, Jeffrey Laub, John Lawson, Nancy Leach, Dianne Leachy, Pat Leake, Cynthia Lee, Doug Leeds, Michael Leuty, Paul Lewis, David Lewis, Glenn Leyrer, Madelynn Le Zotte, Bruce Le Zotte, Renne Lindsey, Robert Lipson, Jay Locke, Fred Lockmanese, Rick Long, Donna Lopez, Adrienne Lorenzen, Tom Loring, James Lu, Bernard Lubke, Carol Mantzoras, Sandy Marsh, Robert Mason, Arthur Mason, Penny Martin, Lynn Matlock, Marjorie Matthews, Diane Maxon, Diane Mayer, Bob McArdle, Gerald McBride, Geraldine McCallum Idell McDonald, Sherry McLeod, Heather McMichael, Diana McMurtry, Sue Lueder, Tom Lye, Judy Ann Macaire, Ron Mac Donald, Karen Madsen, Carla Magill, Steve Mahoney, Maureen Malloch, Barbara Mock, Juanita Molyneux, Donn Montenerd, Joe Moody, Doug Moore, Greg Morell, Gary Morgan, Joyce Morrison, Winifred Morse, Penny Morton, Pam Moss, Steve Muhilly, Mike Mulley, Carol Mulvey, Gayle Murrai, Micheal Myhre, Bruce McNeill, Tom McQuagge, Jo Anne Miailovich, Joan Mikesell, Jim Miles, Robin Miller, Kendra Miller, Virginia Mobley, Dennis f n v t - 85 Pancoast, Dick Pardoe, Toni Parks, Sandra Parker, Cheryl Partidos, Jim Pearce, Rod Pendleton, Jan Pepas, Mike Perce, Glenna Perkey, Bill Peterson, Bill Peterson, Bruce Peterson, Christine Peterson, Diane Peterson, Sigrid Phillips, Tom Pierce, Jim Pignataro, Frank Pilger, John Pimentel, Doug Pisenti, Terry Pogne, David Polanco, Joanne Pool, Kathleen Poore, Lydia Porter, Cheryl Porter, Robert Possan, Diane Quick, Gary Quick, Sally Quill, Mike Raffetto, Michael Ragan, Kathy Ragsdale, Nikki Raimo, Barbara Rainey, Judy Rankin, Bob Rashleger, Jim Raynes, Debby Rea, Kathy Reed, Kathleen Reed, Robert Regli, Keith Reshatoff, Bob Reshatoff, Paul Reynders, Linda Reynolds, Tom Rich, Merle Rider, Wendell Riley, Connie Riviello, Dolores Robasse, Josette Robinett, Randy Rodrigues, Carol Rose, Freda Rose, Mike Roskin, Sandy Sabato, George Sabe, Bob Sanders, Barry Sandro, Stewart Scharman, Russell Schenfeld, Jerry Schlocker, Al Schramm, Brock Schultz, Marit Scnbner, Margie Selke, Sharon Sepsis, Christine Shirley, Jack Shoemarker, Linda Siese, Kathy Silber, Dean Silver, Michelle Silver, Nancy Silvera, Anita Silvestri, Christine Simmons, Bill Simoni, Dick Simpkins, Lori Schmorde, Cynthia Scholkowesky, Wayi Singler, Kay Slater, Linda Smatana, Rick Smith, Dave Smith, Dave Smith, Ellen 87 Smith, Martin Smith, Patricia Smith, Robert Smith, Sid Smith, Stacey Smith, Steve Smith, Steven Smith, Terry Stogner, Dennis Stropping Jack Swanson, Dan Sweet, Maxine Swinyer, Judy Talamantez, Arthur Talbert, Jan Talbott, Janice Trenam, Bill Trenholme, Jane Trones, Stan Turner, Linda Unger, Joanna Updegraff, William Valenzuela, Rosalinda Vankirk, Rick Smythe, Sally Spadaro, Mike Spear, Linda Spencer, Bob Spino, Susan Stancil, Jeff Starr, Jim Steiner, Sue Stensen, Rod Sterry, Clint Stetson, Betty Stevens, Carol Stevens, Stephanie Stigall, Connie Stone, Bonnie Stocke, Kathy Tardif, Linda Taylor, Gaye Taylor, Terry Teldeschi, Paul Terriberry, Tom Thane, Lynn Tharp, Sue Thomason, Claudia Thornburg, Marlene Tofanelli, Shari Tompkins, Jane Tompkins, Robert Torok, Kathy Torp, Greta Tournier, Roger Tracy, Karen Va u Dell, Denny Vau Dell, Terry Veenstra, Gene Vezzolini, Bob Vezzolini, Richard Vitale, Ted Von Berg, Dorothy Wagner, Erica Wake, Tom Waldschmidt, Bob Waldum, Pat Walken, Rebecca Wallace, Nora Walsh, Dave Watkinson, Wendy Watson, Sanda 88 i4k Wika, Gary Wilhite, Melvin Wilkerson, Carol Will, Gayle Williams, Chris Williams, David Williams, Paula Williams, Valeria Williamson, Valerie Wills, Mary Wilson, Candace Wilson, Heather Wilson, Karen Wilson, Terry Winn, Bob Winnie, Bruce Yaley, Sandra Yankaus, Mike Yeghoian, Paula Young, Barbara Young, Sheila ft P Watters, Mike Webb, Toni Weber, Rick Weed, Mike White, Geoff White, Robert White, Ronny Wightman, Dina Witt, Cheryl Wittenbrook, Steve Wohler, Larue Wold, Pete Woo, Rhoda Woodman, Robert Wrathall, Jamie Wyant, Galin 89 Never Tail Student Council The Carlmont Student Council of this year differed from the previous one. The council of the 1961-1962 year consisted of six seniors, seven juniors, seven sopho- mores, and five freshmen. This past year, each administrative class elected a president and vice-president, who were obligated to attend bi-monthly meetings presided over by Edi DeStefano, the student-body vice president, and ad- vised by social studies teacher Robert Hunter. One of the main affairs of the school, the Sadie Hawkins dance, was sponsored by the council, and the profits were do- nated to Se Hoon Kim, an orphan boy in Korea. SEATED: Jeani Millar (secretary of Student Council), Edi DeStefano (vice-president), Pris Wray (secretary to the president). STANDING: Allan Martin (president). FIRST ROW: Bill Thompson, Diane Dougherty, Ralph McArthur, Dick Horn, Debby Dunn, Allan Martin, Edi DeStefano, Jeani Millar, Sandy Campbell, Erica Wagner, Mary Gill. SECOND ROW: Betsy Jones, Barbara Updegraff, Gay Bronson, Pam Haw- ley, Gloria Austin, Eileen Staples, Marianne Emery, Carole Emery, Bonnie Orr, Nancy Wylie, Ann Honsinger, Sally Keller, Barbara Hayler, Eliot Cowan. THIRD ROW: Rick Brown, Sandra Gast, JoAnne McClain, Joan Williams, George Gould, Jack Hunt, Michael Savage, Kortne Hall, Kathy Malouf, Ellen Wallace, Kathy Lynch, Frances Sime, Jamie Robles. FOURTH ROW: Dick Pan- coast, Pete Gebhardt, Bruce Alves, Rick Barnes, Bill Roth, Jan Talbert, Jane Griffith, Sandra Petri, Sherry Langbein, Mary Lang- bein, Andy Sears. FIFTH ROW: Harry Bettencourt, Doug Hurd, Andre Lemson, Mike Spear, David Sears, Philip DeWeese, Marvin Anderson, Robert Hunter (adviser). 92 Elections The Elections Board, under commissioner Sandy Campbell, attempted to make voting as realistic as possible. To do this they set up a system of registration and obtained voting ma- chines from the county for student-body elec- tions. SANDY CAMPBELL Commissioner FIRST ROW: John Clardy, Carole Emery, Sandy Campbell, Karen Smith. SECOND ROW: Jim Albrecht, Sandy Parker, Bob Mayer. Publicity Under the direction of adviser Rich- ard Inman and commissioner Mary Gill, the Publicity Board came through with advertising posters for football games, basketball games, dances, plays, and can- died-apple sales. Mary Gill called meetings and assigned work to members, who spent at least five hours a week producing posters of fine artistic quality. FIRST ROW: Harolyn Heeb, Mary Gill, Glenda Pollock, Jamie Robles. SECOND ROW: Ann Martin, Lynn Strandberg, Becky Bench, Jamie Brandt. THIRD ROW: Mari Bernier, Robin Bledsoe, Beverly Hahn, Kortne Hall. MARY GILL Commissioner 93 Social Cultural Under the leadership of commissioner Betsy Jones, the Social Cultural Board planned all the assemblies and most of the dances. The board also sponsored Hi Day. This year the board helped the Big Sisters in their annual Christmas Canned Food drive. FIRST ROW: Gail Peters, Dina Wightman, Kitty Jones, Sally Smythe. SEC- OND ROW: Betsy Jones, Erica Wagner, Jan Tacbert, Jane Griffith. THIRD ROW: Diane Sepsis, Gail Neumann, Laura Kimble, Ida Winkle. FOURTH ROW: Sally Keller, Sharon Harris, Pat Girouard, Nancy Schwartz, Peggy Martin. BETSY JONES Commissioner Finance Adviser Jim Henderson was pleased with the accomplishments of commission- er Barbara Hayler and the board. This or- ganization, being the most important on campus, handled over $11,000 in the past year. Its duties included the sales of foot- ball and basketball tickets, as well as stu- dent pictures and student-body cards. The Finance Board was responsible for all in- come and expenditures made by student organizations. BARBARA HAYLER Commissioner FIRST ROW: Paula Yeghoian, Donna Jo Thenhaus, Nancy Bryant. SECOND ROW: Lynn Strandberg, Noel Bridges, Nina Giganti, Marcia Smith. THIRD ROW: Karen Horvath, Mike Jackson, Melinda Jones, Becky Bench. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Cunningham, Tod Hochstatter, Bruce Ballentine, Barbara Hayler. 94 Boys ' Sports Under the active leadership of Ralph McArthur, the Boys ' Sports Board had an extraordinary year. They sold football programs at home games, originated a new Block C program, and gave tro- phies to each team captain, most valuable player, and most improved player. They bought a new wrestling scoreboard, start- ed an athlete-of-the-week award, and sponsored the donkey basketball game. FIRST ROW: Chuck Lewis, Ralph McArthur. SECOND ROW: Frank Silva, Fred Nold, Bill Hurst (adviser). THIRD ROW: Dick Horn, Gordon Olson, Bill Thompson. RALPH McARTHUR Commissioner Girls ' Sports The main purpose of the Girls ' Sports Board this year was to sponsor after- school sports. Commissioner Diane Dougherty and her eight-member board acted as managers in hockey, swimming, tennis, dance, track and field, volleyball, and gymnastics. The sports year was cli- maxed by a banquet for all participants. FIRST ROW: Susan Warrick, Mary McCracken. SECOND ROW: Nancy Raynes, Jan Clague, Shirley Greenlee, Phyllis Kuehn. THIRD ROW: Barbara Freeland, Carolyn Judd, Diane Dougherty, Louise Goddard. DIANE DOUGHERTY Commissioner 95 FIRST ROW: Jackie Zusman, Liz Gurrino, Gina Nelson, Joan Serrano, Davy Larson, Jeanne Shields, Sherry Zusman. SECOND ROW: Claudette Miailovich, Pris Wray, Donna Harding, Gail Peters, Nancy Nelson, Sandy Tice, Ann Honsinger, Ivy Hutchings, Sharon Johnson. THIRD ROW: Jane Ziegler, Stephanie Sandstrom, Barbara Worden, Jacki Thompson, Judy Stirling, Carolyn Ellis, Dolores Wetherell, Holly Gruman, Judy Staples, Michael Keagy, Harry Bettencourt. School Spirit Promoting an interest in sports events was the main job of the School Spirit Board this year. Commissioner Debby Dunn or- ganized the board into committees to set up rallies, charter rooters ' buses, and develop ideas for half-time entertainment at games. Funds were raised by the sales of pompons, megaphones and rooters ' buttons. DEBBY DUNN Commissioner FIRST ROW: Alex Fotis, Cheryl Emory, Liz Jacobs, Bonnie Stone, Valerie Coie, Joan Lalnaysou, Jean McDowell, Carla Dehne. SEC- OND ROW: Linda Morris, Charlotte Delabriandais, Bonnie Crowe, Joy Heeb, Claudia Carlson, Bonnie Wiedeman, Shirley Guth, Adria Hockley. THIRD ROW: Joann Bourdon, Kathy Pool, Mieke Donkers, Peggy Darmstadt, Sandi Sievert, Debby Dunn (commissioner), Carol Whitney (secretary), Dolores Larwill, Sheila Ellena, Susan Conley, Norene Stone. 96 cwoc The Creative Writers of Carlmont, un- der the supervision of English teacher Ted Brammer, published two editions of Twig magazine this year. Editor Robin Bledsoe and her staff com- bined the manuscripts and artwork of con- tributing students to make up each issue. CWOC ' s purpose is to encourage crea- tive writing and give recognition to the talented writers of Carlmont. FIRST ROW: Karen Horvath, Ivy Hutchings, Jamie Brandt, Nancy Harbour. SEC- OND ROW: Cynthia Brandt, Robin Bledsoe (editor), Frances Sime, Jean Schnell. THIRD ROW: Wayne Mohr, Bruce Ballentine. Big Sisters The Big Sisters have had a busy year showing new students around the school and helping them become acquainted with school activities. The Big Sisters, in cooperation with the Social Cultural Board, sponsored the Canned Foods Drive, held a potluck din- ner for new or transfer students, and made parents feel welcome at the various school activities. FIRST ROW: Sherry Zusman, Gail Gustafson, Karen Katz, Mary Iverson, Stephanie Murnig, Marianne Emery, Darlene Jent, Jean McDowell, Cheryl Bell, Carla Dehne, Shirley Guth, Edi DeStefano. SECOND ROW: Davy Larson, Joan Serrano, Georg- anna Butts, Debby Dunn, Joann Bourdon, Carole Emery, Linda Morris, Anita Padel, Carol Whitney, Peggy Darmstadt, Sandi Sievert (vice president), Bonnie Crowe, Joy Heeb, Linda Walter. THIRD ROW: Stephanie Sandstrom, Sharon Johnson, Jeanne Shields, Nancy Crossley, Raenette Dewart, Ellen Wallace, Jackie Thompson, Renee Giudicelli, Louise Bisson, Dolores Larwill, Diane Ostasiuk, Linda Huber, Carolyn Judd, Sandy Tice, Kathi Davis, Sheila Ellena, Susan Conley, Vickey Ritchey. 97 Key The Key Club functions to serve the Carlmont students and faculty. Through- out the school year, the 18 boys in the club maintained the book store, providing the Carlmont student body with a wide variety of paperback books. In addition, they sponsored the Turkey Trot during the Christmas season and directed traffic on Back-to-School Night. Besides serving Carlmont high school, the Key Club also gave service to the Kiwanis Club. FIRST ROW: John Pope (adviser), Bill Marks, Dennis Martin, Mike Shan- non, Don Klingborg, Jim Miles. SECOND ROW: Charles Coe, Ron Renard, Jack Hunt, Phil Lapin (president), Glen Parvin. THIRD ROW: Gary Page, Bill Thompson, Eliot Cowan (secretary), Gary Larsen, Jim Watson. FIRST ROW: Nancy Cunningham, Dennis Martin, Richard Klingner, Ellen Wallace (vice-president), Carol McClain, Donald Klingner (president), Rick Collins, Mary Bell, Karen Horvath, Robin Bledsoe. SECOND ROW: Diane Sepsis, Laura Kimble, Nancy Raynes, Kathryn Martin, Joy Heeb, Wayne Mohr, Philip Perucca, Charles Ice, Bob Regli. THIRD ROW: Maurna Houlihan, San- dra McCreadie, Holly Gruman, Kathy Trippet, Jean Schnell, Frances Sime, Kathy Lynch, Phyllis Kuehn, Frank Jower, Diane Dougherty. FOURTH ROW: Fred Nold, Eliot Cowan, Peter Nicoletti, Joel Gyllenskog, Gail Retallick, Gor- don Olson, Sharon Gaskell, Carolyn Gast, Catherine Ziegler, Robert Gebhardt. CSF C.S.F. adopted a new function — it be- came an honorary club, no longer a serv- ice club. Its activities consisted of hosting College Day and a planned day in the spring for recreation. The adviser was Robert Titlow and the officers were Don Klingner, president; Ellen Wallace, vice president; Kathy Ziegler, secretary; Mike Keagy, treasurer; and Mary Bell, sergeant at arms. 98 Latin The Latin Club, under the super- vision of Latin teacher Robert Mc- Cormick, had many interesting activ- ities this year. Promoting Roman cul- ture through lectures, was the club ' s main purpose. They ended the year with a big Roman banquet. FIRST ROW: Richard Klingner, Cynthia Brandt, Robin Bledsoe, Marilyn Hall (vice-president), Nancy Raynes (secretary). SECOND ROW: Philip Perucca (president), Carolyn Gast, Diane Dougherty, Sharon Gaskell, Nicola Taylor. THIRD ROW: Wayne Mohr, John Bledsoe, Bruce Ballentine, Roger Moraes. Advanced Science The Science Club, headed by Walter Cottle, highlighted its year by sponsor- ing the annual Science Fair which was held April 18 and 19. The main pur- pose of this club is to keep interest in science alive. FIRST ROW: Clint Sterry, Karen Horvath, Arthur Hopgood (secretary). SECOND ROW: Richard Pogue (president), Jeffrey Nelson (vice-president). 99 AV Crew The Audio-Visual crew, directed by social studies teacher Bob Robinett, has had a very busy year helping stu- dents and teachers. Carlmont high school is becoming one of the best equipped schools in the district for audio-visual equipment. The A.V. crew has five members; the chief, Kent Walter, is assisted by Bob Thompkins, George Gershing, and Keith Regli. They work with more than 100 dif- ferent pieces of equipment and are constantly experimenting with audio- visual aids for improved instruction. FIRST ROW: Doug Boostrom, David Kert, Keith Regli. SECOND ROW: George Gerssing, Barry Harris, Robert Tompkins, Kent Walter. Spanish The Spanish Club is an organization of students interested in Spanish cul- ture and language. The club saw Carlos Montoya and Jose Greco and heard a speaker from Spain. The year was high- lighted with a continental breakfast. Adviser to the club is Spanish teacher Tom Marks. FIRST ROW: Jaime Robles, Nancy Cunningham, Mary Gill, Nina Giganti, Noel Bridges. SECOND ROW: Becky Bench, Linda Marcher, Lynn Strandberg, Gail Neumann, Kathy Trippett. THIRD ROW: Eliot Cowan, Tod Hochstatter, Sandy Cunningham, Kathi Davis, Fred Palmer. 100 FTA The Future Teachers Association, ad- vised by Don Teani, helps students to- ward a better understanding of the teaching profession. Students went to Tierra Linda school to teach for ex- perience. During this year they have visited colleges, had guest speakers from Notre Dame College and had a pot-luck dinner. FIRST ROW: Harry Frazier (president), Cheryl Olson (vice-president). SECOND ROW: Sharon Gaskell, Marilyn Hall, Karen Horvath. THIRD ROW: Marge Whiteside, Sue Henry (secretary), David Rutherdale. Scotties Scotties, consisting of 36 members, gave service at school affairs, such as ushering and serving at Back to School Night and helping at the Homecoming Dance. They also gave food to a needy family at Christmas. The adviser was Mrs. Evelyn Markuse and the officers were Jane Griffith, president; Julie Clark, vice-president; Phyliss Baxter, secretary. FIRST ROW: Sandy Mantzoros, Elaine Knox, Jane Griffith (president), Karen Wilson. SECOND ROW: Suzette Johnston, Shiela Johnson, Julie Clark (vice-president), Candy Wilson, Phyllis Baxter. THIRD ROW: Claudia Carlson, Joan Lamaysou, Linda Bar- nard, Virginia Krause, Jane LaDue, Cheryl Loney. FOURTH ROW: Lisa Geraci, Judy Clark, Gayle Mulvey, Kathy Pool, Wendy Watkinson, Ellen Fleissner. FIFTH ROW: Gurtrude Smythe, Dina-Jane Wightman, Carol Baker, Wilma Talbert, Mary Cooks, Sue McMurtry, Diane Maxon. 101 Block C The purpose of the Boys ' Block C society is to encourage athletic activity at Carlmont and perform services for the school. The Block C society organized the school homecoming parade, sponsored the car check and registration, elected the athlete of the week, which appeared in the school newspaper, and sponsored the clean-up day on the campus. FIRST ROW: Dave Allen, Bob Peri, Jim Dixon, Bob Suddjian, Ralph Adamich, Barry Venditti, Jack Valerga, Rich Merritt, Rick Barnes, Larry Wilson, Richard Klingher. SEC- OND ROW: Dennis Phillips, Ed Woodhall, Bob Regli, Ralph McArthur, Rick Brown, Allan Martin, Dave Sears, Don Trekell, Doug Trekell, Randy Dvorak, Don Frost. THIRD ROW: Ron Renard, John Madsen, John Baughman, Frank Silva, Greg McHuron, Roy Horn, John Amirkhan, Martin McCann, Ken Nichols, Fran Jower, Fred Nold, Kay Bell. FOURTH ROW: Andy Sears, Gordon Olson, Jim Wright, Stan Stone, Dennis Landes, Gary Larsen, Eric McHuron, Larry Russell, Dave Doidge, Fred Reynders, Marv Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Dave Gray, Mike Rose, Gary Stout, Jack Sandin, Ned Seawell, Michael Mears, Tom Grimm, Jeffrey Nelson. Caduceus The Caduceus Club is an organiza- tion of 37 girls interested in careers in medicine and various phases o f health. The club is organized for soc- ial, medical, and recreational purposes. With speakers, films, and the aid of Mrs. Shirley Stiles, their adviser, the girls have furthered their medical knowledge and enjoyed a social outlet. FIRST ROW: Linda Widger, Lisa Geraci, Claudia Thomason. SECOND ROW: Jane Bernier, Bonnie Wiedeman, Cheryl Emory, Barbara Bartholomew (president), Anita Silvera. THIRD ROW: Kathy Torok, Christy East, Sherry McDonald, Judy Garcia (secretary-treasurer), Sally Pope. FOURTH ROW: Christine Sepsis, Sue Steiner, Nancy Schwartz, Joan Grunewald, Sheila Cunningham. FIFTH ROW: Sig- rid Peterson, Betty Nelson, Hilary Heldt, Peggy Martin (vice-president), Sharon Harris. 102 rocs TOCS spells out Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Students and also means a fabulous time for both student and for- eign visitor to our campus. This year, Gloria Austin, from Bar- bados, West Indies, was American Field Service Representative to Carlmont. Dur- ing the summer of 1962, Sandy Tice went to Costa Rica and Pris Wray to Mexico. This year TOCS sponsored a tea for all foreign students in the Sequoia union high school district. FIRST ROW: Mike Jackson, Bruce Ballentine, Philip Perucca. SECOND ROW: Noel Knutson, Karen Horvath (president), Shirley Greenlee, Ivy Hutch- ings, Linda Volz, Carolyn Ramer. THIRD ROW: Laura Kimble (secretary), Christine East, Harolyn Heeb, Holly Gruman, Cynthia Ellsworth. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Brandt, Kay Sanjiyan, Eileen Hannel, Marcia Bonney, Phyllis Kuehn. FIFTH ROW: Jeffrey Nelson, Wayne Mohr, Gary Page, Eliot Cowan (vice-president), Roger Moraes. FIRST ROW: John Laub, Dennis Wadsworth. SECOND ROW: Mike Repas, Sharon Bryant, Donna Jo Thenhaus, Nancy Bryant, Steve Del Castello, Jim Mikesell. THIRD ROW: Bob Woodman, Gren Frederickson, Wayne Smith, Jim Hatak. FOURTH ROW: Hans Dankers, Paul Bernier, Donn Molyneux, Dave Walsh, Kent Oakley. FIFTH ROW: Larry Welling (president), Loren Bryon, George Gerssing, Jeff Davies, John Turney, Larry Stuart, Paul Teldeschi. Rifle The Rifle Club has had one of the most active years in its history. The club has participated in many matches with other teams. Some of the persons who didn ' t make the team took the NRA Hunter Safety Course. Others gained NRA marks- manship qualifications or became instruct- ors for the club. The club used the gym for its practice, with the alternate place being the new Coyote Point rifle range. 104 105 Carlmont ' s 7 963 Homecoming Queen MISS PRISCILLA WRAY 106 Homecoming Queen Priscilla Wray was crowned at the Homecoming Corona- tion dance held October 26, 1962. The music was supplied by the Carl- mont dance band, and the decorations in- cluded a throne and banners that trans- formed the gymnasium into a Scottish medieval castle. The court consisted of the queen and her princesses, Donna Harding, Liz Gua- rino, Sandy Tice and Nancy Nelson. On the Thursday before the dance all the boys cast ballots to elect the queen. PAST QUEEN JUDY MARKLEY GIVES CROWN TO PRISCILLA. LIZ GUARINO, SANDY TICE, QUEEN PRISCILLA, NANCY NELSON AND DONNA HARDING. 1 107 Christmas Dance Swirls of pink and lavender colored the gym for the Christmas dance Dec. 21. The theme was Visions of Sugar Plums, and admission was free to cou- ples holding student body cards. Doug Jones and his band provided the music, and the pictures were taken by Smith Studio. WHERE DID EVERYONE GO? HERE ARE A FEW PEOPLE WHO AREN ' T CAMERA SHY 109 Sadie Hawkins Dance The Dogpatch county seat moved to the Carlmont high school gym on Nov. 9, 1962. Marryin ' Sams Ed Immethun and Joe Zuc- ca hitched the couples in style under lines strung with old clothing. The students danced to the music of the Carlmont dance band and had their pictures taken by Smith Studio. The profits of the dance totaled $105.26 and went to the support of Se Hoon Kim, Carlmont ' s foster child in Korea. Best costume and corsage winners: Standing: Callie Overmohle, Dave Vallerga, Tod Hochstatter, Pat Bond. Seated: Scott Dall- man, Sue Helliwell, Marjorie Nellis, Mike Mears. 110 ' NOW REPEAT AFTER ME See How They Run STOP ' CLIVE ' -ING ME. The fall play, sponsored by the junior class, was a great three-night success. The delightful comedy, presented Nov. 29, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 and directed by drama teacher, Jay Deck, was a British farce, written by Philip King, about an English vicarage. Through its doors passed an American actor who is stationed with the Air Force in Eng- land, and actress, a spinster who for the first time experienced the effects of alcohol, an 18-year-old Cockney maid who adds greatly to the humor, and four men dressed as clergymen, one of whom is an escaped con- vict and the other an upstanding bishop who is dumbfounded by the confusion. They all are brought together in hilarious chaos. Tda Ctlie maid). . . . Ca+nij burns Rev. Toop John Jennings Miss Skillon . . r2 e tsLj Jones Mrs Penelope Toop - Georcjinal-liltarjjij C l iv Dfnnis Jones The Intruder Bill Gcn+ru Bisbopo bav Chn ' s MosniJr Rev- Humphry Mike Kosloslctj Serjeant Towers Allan Nause S+uden+ Direc+or.. ..Larrtj GcHenJcU faculty Advi ' sors.... JatjDeeL, TOVARISCHI ' 112 113 Dances Carlmont ' s limber students enjoyed Tahitian Holiday, a dance sponsored by the sophomore class, February 11, 1963. Highlight of the dance was a limbo con- test with senior Jim Watson winning two tickets to Mutiny on the Bounty. Ap- proximately 140 students clad in beach- comber dress attended the dance, with tape-recorded Tahitian music appropri- ately supporting the theme. OH, THOSE HAIRY LEGS! i DON ' T LOSE YOUR LAVA-LAVA, CHIEF. 114 Starting the year off right, the senior class held the Highland Fling, a dance to welcome incoming freshmen to Carl- mont. The dance was held in the gym, and decorations includ ed a crepe-paper ceiling and, on the bleachers, cut-outs with the events scheduled for the coming year. HUP, TWO, THREE, TWISTI BEWILDERED FRESHMEN AT THEIR FIRST HIGH SCHOOL DANCE, THE HIGHLAND FLING. 115 Carlmonitor The Carlmonitor came out semi- monthly. The staff used one week for editorials and features and turned in their news on Monday and Tuesday. Wednes- day they wrote headlines, Thursday read proofs, and Friday morning locked it up at the San Carlos Enquirer. Journalism I and II reporters had beats to cover. The advanced Journalism staff of seven was the smallest the Carl- monitor ever had. Staff members were Becky Bench, editor; Mike Stanton, sports editor and the only Journalism III stu- dent; Joy Heeb, news editor; Evelyn Bark- mann, business manager and reporter; and reporters Jean Donovan and Sharon Gas- kill. Hard workers from Journalism I were Robin Bledsoe, news; John Jeanes and Ray Hayhurst, sports; Gail Retallick, for- eign students; John Dallal, science; Kathy Goldman, girls ' sports; and Kathy Zieg- lar, news. Their adviser was Milton Gold- man. EDITOR BECKY BENCH SPORTS EDITOR MIKE STANTON NEWS EDITOR JOY HEEB 116 A REGULAR THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER MAKE-UP SEWING CIRCLE. Vistas Under the leadership of editor Carole Swan, the yearbook staff kept busy from the beginning of the year through the various stages of putting out this year ' s Vistas. Just a few of these steps were planning pages, writing copy, and organ- izing student pictures. The staff included: art editor Dian Stogner, seniors editor Claudette Miailo- vich, activities editor Martha Gallagher, clubs editor Kathy Fulton; sales, Harry Bettencourt and Sharon Culp; girls ' sports, Dolores Larwill; photographers, Walt Jacoby, Larry Welling, Terri Thompson; sports writer, Dave Vallerga. Ella Barton, Sue Bennett, Kathy Da- monte, Donna Harding, Peggy Jackson, Billie Johnson, Merilyn Murry, and Shar- on Walton wrote copy and did clerical work. 118 EDITOR CAROLE SWAN Orchestra Pw . AND ORCHESTRA DIRECTED BY RUSSELL REED 120 A Cappella THIS ASSEMBLAGE OF WONDROUS VOICES IS DIRECTED BY JERRY EINARSSON The 90-member band was very ac- tive in rallies and games, as well as out- side school activities this year. Their most important activities took place in the spring, beginning with the Band-O-Rama, March 14 to 16. This year they returned to Disneyland for a three-day excursion, April 8 to 10, where they played a 40- minute concert. The 48-piece orchestra, as well as the band, participated in the Music Festival in Palo Alto. They also took part in the Spring Concert and participated in as- semblies and outside-of-school affairs. The a cappella choir, consisting of 80 members, sang at various functions during the school year. Some of these were the District Music Festival, a competitive event for schools in our district, the Christmas program, and the Spring Con- cert, held at Notre Dame High School. They also sang at church functions and for the enjoyment of patients of the Tu- berculosis Sanitarium. 121 Assemblies The Hi-day assembly this year included the entire student body and was held in the glen. The other assemblies were per- formed in the gym. At the Christmas assembly, the student body was entertained by the Carlmont band and orchestra, a cappella choir, girls ' chorus, and men ' s glee club. Sandy Tice and Priscella Wray spoke at the TOCS assembly. The student body also heard from a representative from the Mexican consulate of San Francisco. In February, the Sixth Army band en- tertained the student body in a patriotic assembly commemorating the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Y ADEMAS, QUIERO DECIR ... THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR SINGS OUT ANOTHER TUNE 122 Rallies Rallies held .throughout the year aroused the students ' spirit and the ath- letes ' morale. In mid year, rallies were changed to eighth period. Carlmont ' s most-spirited rally led to a football vic- tory over undefeated Sequoia. A group of girls portrayed the Sequoia Chero- kettes, while students staged a burial pro- cession. Rallies were also held during lunch periods. THERE WAS A PARTY GOING ON? 1 25 127 Sen or Class This year ' s senior board has been very active, Under the direction of adviser David Attwood, such activities as the sponsoring of football and basketball con- cessions, the Highland Fling, and candied- apple sales were carried out. The senior ball and senior week activities were also planned and carried through with great success. SEC. PEGGY DARMSTADT, PRES. RICK BROWN, VEEP RANDY PRESCOTT FIRST ROW: Pat Bodnar, Merilyn Murray, Jill MacMillan, Dotty Sharp, Sherrie Ressler, Val Lagan, Donna Harding, Allan Martin, Pris Wray, Rick Brown, Liz Guarino, Rip Sears, Bob Regli, Rick Boudreau. SECOND ROW: Marianne Emery ' , Louise Goddard, Phil Perucca, Lynn Strandberg, Kent Walters, Julie Cagle, Dick Horn, Cindy Ellsworth, Betsy Jones, Ralph McArthur, Ann Honsinger, Edi DeStefano, Randy Prescott, Peg- gy Darmstadt, Darlene Jent, Sally Keller, Pat Bond, Pam Wat- ters. THIRD ROW: Phil Lapin, Eileen Staples, Barbara Free- land, Nancy Wylie, Bev Hahn, Robin Bledsoe, Gay Heeb, Mary Gill, Adria Hockley, Sharon Harris, Gloria Austin, Sandi Sievert, Norene Stone, Diane Larsen, Sandy Tice, Debby Dunn, Ann Marie Bistodeau, Chris Pecar, Jane Ziegler, Barbara Pell, Marilyn Hall, Jean Fritz. 128 SANDRA ABELSETH Girls advanced chorus 1,2, a cappella choir 3,4, aquaganza 3, CASSA 3, service block. RALPH ADAMICH Football 1-4, All SPAL, 2 sports blocks. ROBERT ADKINS SUSAN ALDER CHUCK ANDERSON A cappella choir 3,4, aquaganza 3,4, spring concert 3,4. MARSH ANDERSON BERRY J. ANSALDO LESLIE AREMAN Admin, pres. 1, admin, sec. tres. 2, admin, vice pres. 3, Big Sis- ters 3, Scotties 2, modern dance 3, senior ball committee. LYNN ARNESON Admin, vice pres. 2, football 1- 4, track 2-4, sports blocks. BARRY ARNOLD Admin, president 1, football 1, 2, basketball 1, baseball 1-3. BOB ASCH Band 1-4, concerts 2-4. TOM ASTRELLA Leg. 1,2, admin, vice pres. 4, TOCS 1,2, CSF 3, swimming 1- 4, water polo 2-4, band 2-4, or- chestra 3,4, aquaganza 3, 3 sports blocks, 1 service block, 1 admin. GLORIA AUSTIN AFS exchange student from Bar- bados, British West Indies 4, admin, pres. 4, sr. bd., TOCS 4, sports 4. (At Barbados: prefect, Teenage Rovers, Alliance Fran- cais, 2 plays.) SUE AWBREY Admin, sec. 1, freshman bd., leg. 2, sports 1, aquaganza, senior ball. ROBERT AYRES CSF 1-4, Science Club 2-4, Latin Club 3,4, aquaganza, wrestling block, CSF life seal. ED BAFFICO Band 1-4, Band-O-Rama service block. 2-4, GENE BAILARD Admin vice-pres 1, admin rep., Science Club 1-3, Latin Club 3, Debating Club 2, track 1,2, Science Fair merit award 1, Vis- tas 2, sports block. CAROL BAKER Senior board, Scotties 4, sports 2, fashion show 1,4. JOHN BALDWIN Admin officer 1-3, track 1, cross country 1, swimming 3, water polo 3, basketball 4, baseball 4, aquaganza, three blocks, two stars, district patch. STEVE BARTHOLD TOCS 1-3, Latin Club 3. BARBARA BARTHOLOMEW Caduceus 1-3, vice-president 3, pres. 4, School Spirit Board 4, Scotties 2, fashion show 3,4, service block, helped make school mascot 3, Christmas decorations 3. CYNTHIA BATTEE Transfer from Las Plumas High School, Oroville, California. JOHN BAUGHMAN Astronomy Club 1, Block C 3,4, football 1-4, gymnastics 2-4, An- nie Get Your Gun, spring con- cent 1-4, aquaganza, a cappella choir 1-4, Christmas Concert 1- 4, 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks. KAY BELL Admin class pres. 2, football 1- 4, wrestling 1-4, track 1, senior ball committee, all SPAL fooc- ball 4, sports block ' s. GARY BELTRAMI BECKY BENCH Publicity Board 3,4, Senior Board, Finance Board 4, Junior Board, Spanish Club 4, sports 1- 3, Carlmonitor 3,4, editor 4, sports block 3, service block 3, admin block 4, bronze seal. MARY BERNIER Publicity Board 4, girls ' sports 2,4. TOM BISHOP Admin representative 1,2, Chess Club, gymnastics 1,2, basketball 1,2, wrestling 2,3, sports block. ANN MARIE BISTODEAU Senior board, Finance Board 4, girls ' choir, senior ball com- mittee. SALLY BLAKE Girls ' sports 1. CHARLES BLAND Band 3,4, orchestra 4, a cappella choir 4, Band-O-Rama 3, Spring- tasia 3, aquaganza, Christmas Concert 4. ROBIN BLEDSOE Welfare Bd. 2,3, junior bd., sen- ior bd., Pub. Bd., 4, Scotties 1, CSF 1-4, Latin Club 3,4, Twig 2- 4, editor 4, Carlmonitor 4, NCTE award, serv., admin sports blocks, bronze seal. B of A certificate. JANICE MAE BLOMQUIST Junior board, Scotties 1,2, Big Sisters 2, Vistas 3, Carlmonitor 2, sports 1,2, Our Town, Annie Get Your Gun, sports block, service block, senior ball com- mittee. KEN BLUMENTHAL Track 1-3, cross country 2, band 1-4, orchestra 3,4, aquaganza, a cappella 4. PATRICIA BODNAR Admin president 3, junior board, senior board, junior prom com- mittee, Scotties 1, girls ' sports 1, 2, fashion show 2,3,4, Christmas Concert 1, girls ' choir 1, Christ- mas dance 4. STEVEN N. BOLSTAD PATRICIA BOND Big Sisters 2, junior board, sen- ior board. NORMAN BOPP ROBERT BOTTARINI RICK BOUDREAU Junior board, senior board, En- gineering Club 3,4, football 1, basketball 2, track 3, sports block. BARBARA BRADFIELD Admin vice-president 1, girls ' sports 1. NOEL BRIDGES Junior board, Finance Board 4, Spanish Club 3,4, CSF 3, or- chestra 4. DAVE BRIOZA Admin vice-president 1, football 1,2, a cappella choir 3,4, men ' s glee 2,4, aquaganza, service block. JOAN BRONZOVICH Freshman board, junior board, Scotties 1, girls ' sports 1,2, chor- al 1-4. JOHN RICHARD BROWN Frosh, senior pres., Exec, board 4, SPAL football 4, bas- ketball 3,4, baseball 3,4, ser- vice, admin, 10 sports blocks, Carlmont all-around athlete 3, all N. Calif, varsity football. PAT BUCKENMEYER Admin rep. 1, admin sec. 2, jun- ior board, legislature 1,2, school spirit 2, Annie Get Your Gun, Witness for the Prosecution, aquaganza, Sadie Hawkins 1. CAROL BULLWINKEL Transfer Buchser High School; girls ' sports 4, senior ball com- mittee. KATHY BURNS Admin officer 1,2,3, sports 1, aquaganza. JULIE CAGLE Junior and senior boards, Big Sisters 2,3, Scotties 1, See Hon Tbey Run, junior prom dec. 3, senior ball dec. 4. DONALD R. CAMERON SANDY CAMPBELL St. Coun. 2, Tribune 3, Comm. of Elections 4, class boards 3,4, sports 1, jr. prom, Carlmonitor 2, Christmas dance 4, admin, block. STEVE CARIA Baseball, basketball, water polo, 9 sports blocks. RONALD CHAPMAN Transferred from Hillsdale High. DAN CISSELL GAIL CISSELL Junior and senior bds., Caduceus Club 1, sports 1-3, fashion show 2,3, a cappella choir 4, concerts 2,4. JAN CLAGUE Sports Bd. 4, junior bd., FTA 1- 3, CAAMA 1-2, girls ' sports 1-4, sports manager, aquaganza 3, mascot 3,4, girls ' sports block, service block. DON CLODFELTER Football 2-4, baseball 3,4. CAROLE CODD Junior and senior boards, junior prom, senior ball, after-school sports 2,3, aquaganza 3, Block C 3. PATRICIA COLLINS basketball TIM CONBOY Rifle Club 1,2, swimming 3. JEROLD COONROD Band 1-4, Aquaganza 3 LINDA CUMBER Senior board, Science Club 3, Rifle Club 3, Christmas and Spring concerts 3. DENNIS CUNNINGHAM Transfer from Jefferson High 2, track 2-4, cross-country 3,4, sports block 3,4. SANDY CUNNINGHAM Jr. prom, Spanish club 3,4, fi- nance board 4, orchestra 1-4, Aquaganza 3, spring concert 2- 4, Christmas concert 2-4, Bando- rama 3-4, service block 3, trans- ferred from Burlingame High. WILLIAM CURTISS DEBBY DAILY Class bds. 1-4, Soc-Cul. 2,3, Noon Rec 4, St. Coun. 3, Wel- fare 1, Big Sisters 3, Caduceus 2-4, sports 1-3, Our Town, Im- portance of Being Earnest, serv. admin blocks. PEGGY DARMSTADT Class bds. 3,4, Big Sisters 4, Spirit 4, sports 1-3, aquaganza, chorus 1,3, a cappella 4, spring concert 3,4, Highland Fling 4, serv., sports admin blocks. JOSEPH DEANGELIS TED DEMMING Tennis 2, track 3,4. ALEXANDER P. deKOSTER Science Club 3, TOCS 3, CSF 3, transfer Boys ' Technical High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. LYNDA DELANO Admin vice president 4, Big Sis- ters 2 Ten Little Indians. RONALD DENNING TOCS 1, Key Club 3,4, baseball 1,2, wrestling 2,3, 2 sports blocks. JANIS DE SHIELDS Girls ' sports 1, spring concert 2, 3, Christmas concert 2,3. EDITH NANCY DE STEFANO Class bds. 1-4, junior prom 3, sports 1-4, a cappella 3,4, TOCS 1,2, AFS 2, Big Sisters 2-4, spring concert 2-4, silver seal, Spirit 4, Publicity 3, S.B. vice president. SUE DICKMAN Noon Rec 2, Pep Club 2, Sadie Hawkins 2. ROBERT DIVIRD Basketball 1,2, track 2-4, sports blocks. JIM DIXON Admin officer 1, Block C 3,4, cross country 1,2, track 1-4, aquaganza, Engineering Club 3, 4. DIANE LEE DOUGHERTY Class bds. 2-4, TOCS 2,3, CSF 2- 4, Latin Club 3,4, Scotties 1,2, Big Sisters 3,4, sports 1-4, Im- portance of Being Earnest, bronze seal, E.I.L. Japan ' 63, sports comm. 4, admin pres. 2. MOUREEN DOYLE Admin pres. 2, admin vice-pres. 3, class bds. 3,4, Scotties 2,3, Big Sisters 2, sports 1,2, aquaganza, a cappella 4, girls ' chorus 2,3, Xmas spring concerts 2-4. DEBORAH DUNN Class bds. 3,4, jr. prom, sr. ball, sports 2-4, TOCS 3, CSF 3,4, Tran. N.Y. 2, Big Sisters 3,4, E.I.L. France ' 63, serv. sports blocks, Importance of Being Earnest. ED EGGLI Men ' s glee, a cappella 3,4, spring concert 3,4, aquaganza 3, State and District Festival 3,4. JOHN ROBERT ELLIOTT Chess 1, PSAF Letter of Com- mendation. CYNTHIA ELLSWORTH Secretary treasurer 2, class boards 1-4, girls ' sports board 3, pres. admin, class 1,2. MARIANNE EMERY Admin, pres. 4, jr. board, sr. board, sr. ball, paint revision committee, Big Sisters 3,4 TOCS 2, band 3,4, service block, CHERYL LYNN EMORY School Spirit board 4, Caduceus 3,4, Big Sisters 4, girls ' sports 1, SUE ENGELBERT Vice-pres. 1, aquaganza 3, fash- ion show. DIANA ESTRADA Aquaganza 3, transfer from Mills High. SALLY EVANS Sr. board, Scotties 2, Rifle Club 1,2, Science Club 1,2, girls ' sports 1-3. WILLIAM EYSSER SUSAN FACKLER JULIE FAIT MARILYN FEITELBERG Scotties 1, sports 1-3. RON FELL Student legisuature 1,2, baseball 1-4, basketball 1-3, 4 sports blocks, SPAL All-league baseball 2,3, SPAL All-league basketball 2. DAVE FIELDS CAROLE FILIPONI Girls ' choir 1-3. GEORGE FINATO Admin vice president 3, basket- ball 1. LIAM FITZGERALD Admin vice-pres. 1, Engineers Club 3, football 3,4, basketball 2,3, wrestling 3, baseball 1,2, 2 sports blocks. KENT FOX LARRY FOX TOM FRANZELLA Track 1,2, 2 sports blocks. JEAN FRITZ LARRY FRUGOLI MARTHA A. GALLAGHER Junior bd., senior bd., sports 1, 2, a cappella 4, Christmas con- cert 2-4, spring concert 3,4, dis- trict festival 4, service block 3,4, Vistas 3,4, Ten Little Indians. SANDRA GAST Admin pres. 4, sports 1-3, aqua- ganza, block c , service block. ROBERT GEBHARDT Transferred from San Diego 3, CSF 2-4, Block c 4, football 4, baseball 3,4, sports block. WILLIAM GENTRY Admin pres. 4, A V crew 1-3, a cappella 1-4, aquaganza, See How They Run 4, PTA Incentive Scholarship 3. GEORGE GERSSING Rifle Club 1,3,4, Audio Visual 4, men ' s glee 3, a cappella choir. NINA GIGANTI Legislature 1,2, admin pres., 3, junior board, finance board 4, senior board, Rifle Club 1, Span- ish Club 3,4, admin block 4, scholarship block 4. MARY GILL Pub. Com., 4, jr. bd., sr. bd., TOCS 1,3, Span. Club 4, sports 2, junior play, junior prom, serv- ice block, admin block, scholar- ship block, Merit Commenda- tion. JUDY GINGRICH DENIS GIROUARD Transfer from Canada, (in Can- ada: Science Club 3, ice hockey 1,2). HARRIET LOUISE GODDARD Jr. bd., sr. bd., council 2, sports bd. 4, TOCS 2, Big Sisters 2, Echoes 1, sports 1-3, aquaganza, See How They Run, sports, serv- ice, admin block, jr. prom, sr. ball, TONY GRADDY Transfer from Edison High School Sophomore year. A. ELIZABETH GUARINO Soph., jr., sr., bds., Spirit bd., Pep Club 2, Scotties 1, sports 1, Pom-pon 2,3,4, aquaganza, admin block, service block, junior prom, senior ball. BEVERLY HAHN Jr. board, sr. board, publicity board, jr. prom, Caduceus Club 3, TOCS 3. MARILYN HALL Latin Club 3,4, FTA, girls ' sports 1-4, a cappella 2-4, sports block 4, service block 3. PAMELA HAMLIN DONNA LYNNE HARDING Sec.-tres. 1, vice pres. 2, sr. board, school spirit 4, Big Sis- ters 3, girls ' sports 1,2, Christmas concert 2, aquaganza 3, varsity pom-pon 4, fashion show 2-4, Ten Little Indians. DIANE HARRELSON Girls ' sports 1,2, Carlmonitor 2, 3. BARBARA HARRIS Vice-pres. 3, girls ' sports 1, spring concert 1-3, aquaganza. GAIL HARRIS Finance board 2,3, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block 3, transferred from Sequoia. SHARON HARRIS Jr. board, sr. board, school spirit, board 3,4, social cultural board 4, Homecoming dance 3, jr. prom, sr. ball, Caduceus Club 3, 4, Big Sisters 4, service block 3. 4. LYNN HART School spirit 4, girls ' sports 1. PAM HAWLEY Student council 2-4, jr. board, sr. board, admin pres. 4, school spir- it board 4, band 1-4, orch. 3,4, service block 2,3, B of A award. MARLENE HAWS Spanish Club 1, Thespian 3, Y- teens 1-4, creative writing 2, publications 3, transfer from La Habra High School. RAY HAYHURST Carlmonitor, transfer from 111 BARBARA HAYLER Council 1,2, jr. bd. sr. bd. Fin. bd. 2,3, Comm. of Finance 4, Twig 2,3, CSF 1-4, IAA 1-3, sports 1-3, aquaganza, Heaven Can Wait, Our Town, service, admin block, B of A cert. JUDY HEASTRUP A cappella 3,4, concerts 1-4, aquaganza. HARLOYN HEEB Welfare bd. 2,3, Pub. Bd. 4. jr. bd., sr. bd. Scotties 1,2 TOCS 1-4, sports 1,3,4, a cappella 4, fashion show 3, Annie Get Your Gun, service block. WILLIAM HEINRICH SUE HELLIWELL Modern dance 1-3, girls choir 1- 3, a cappella 4, aquaganza 3, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 1-4. HENRY KATHY HEYER Admin pres. 1-3, admin vice- pres. 4, junior board, Scotties 1, sports 1. JIM HIGGINS Track team 3. SUSAN HILPISCH ADRIA HOCKLEY Admin pres. 1, welface board 2, sports board 3, spirit board 4, frosh board, jr. board, sr. board, Scotties 1-3, TOCS 2, sports 1-4, sports, service, admin blocks. JERRY HOLBROOK Rifle Club 1,2, swimming 2, ten- nis 4, band 2-4, dance band 3,4, first place in Peninsula Music Festival. JOHN HOLTZ Transfer Sierra High School, San Mateo 2, legislature 2. ANN HONSINGER KENNETH R. HOOP Leg. 1, Echoes 1, Twig 2,3, Kiln Klan 2, foot. 2, ten. 1, gym 2,3, class bds. 3,4, band 2-4, aqua- ganza, Witness for the Prosecu- tion, Our Town, Annie Get Your Gun, blocks. BRUCE HORAN Football 1. MARTIN R. HORN Class bds. 1-4, Fis. Con. Comm. 4, admin pres. 4, TOCS 4, track 3, Annie Get Your Gun, aqua- ganza, Vistas 3, a cappella 3,4, men ' s glee. KAREN HORVATH Class bds. 3,4, Fin. bd. 4, TOCS 1-4, CSF 1-4, FTA 4, CWOC 4, Science 2-4, Inter. Aff. 2,3, sports 3, service block, CSF life seal, Lions Club student speaker, B of A Award. ARCHIE HOULE Track 3,4, basketball 3,4. ELEANOR HOWES Junior bd., Pep Club 2, sports 2-4, aquaganza 3, senior ball committee, sports block, student government 4. CHUCK HUNT Admin pres. 1,3, admin vice-pres. 2, Block C 1-4, football 2-4, base- ball 1-4, basketball 1-4, fashion show 2, aquaganza, 9 sports blocks. BEN HUSSEY Swimming 1,2. CHRIS HYLAND KATHY IRWIN Aquaganza, Importance of Being Earnest. LINDA JAHNKE Christmas Concert 4, girls ' cho- rus 4, transfer from San Mateo High. KATHY JENKINS Christmas Concert 4. JOHN JENNINGS See Hon 1 They Run, aquaganza, transfer from Serra 2. PETER JENSEN Basketball 1-3, band 1. DARLENE JENT Big Sisters 3,4, fashion show 1, 3, advanced dance 3, aquaganza. JIM JERECZEK Admin officer 2, basketball 1-3, baseball 2, 1 block, 1 stripe. PATRICIA JESSEN DAVID JOHNSON NIKKI JOHNSON Transfer from Washington High, Long Beach, California 2. BETSY JONES Soc. Cul. Com. 4, jr. bd., sr. bd., TOCS 1, 2, sports 1,2, Annie, Witness, Earnest, See How They Run, aquaganza, E.I.L. to Hol- land ' 63. DENNIS JONES Basketball 1-4, tennis 2, swim- ming 2-4, baseball 3, football 2, water polo 2-4, aquaganza, fash- ion show com., a cappella choir 2-4, 3 sports blocks. KAREN J. JONES Admin vice-president 2,4, junior, board, senior board, Caduceus Club 2, Scotties 1, fashion shows 3,4. MELINDA JONES Finance Board 3,4, Junior States- man 1, sports 1-4, beginning girls ' choral 1, service block, sports block. FRANCIS JOWER Transfer San Mateo High 2, CSF 2-4, Block C 4, football 2-4, wrestling 2-4, 5 sports blocks, most improved player. MARIE JUNO CHARLES KASICH JOHN KAUSCHA Boys block C, basketball 2,3, water polo 3,4, cross country 1, a quaganza 3. SALLY KELLER Class bds. 2-4, Social Culture Bd., admin, officer 2,4, girls ' sports board 3, fashion show, aquaganza, Annie Get Your Gun, sports, service, admin blocks, B of A Certificate. RUBY KIDD Sec. I, vice-pres. 2, Pep Club 2, sr. ball, girls ' sports. Ml MARILYN KIDDER Admin pres. 1, Scotties 1, girls ' sports, sr. ball. NANCY HELEN KINNE Legislature 2, publicity 4, Scot- ties, 1, girls ' sports 1-3, vistas il- lus., jr. prom 3, sports block. KAREN KIRKWOOD MICHAEL KIRSCHNER Transfer from Winston Church- ill High School, Toronto, On- tario, Canada 1, track 3, Band- O-Rama 2, intermediate band 2. MIKE KOSLOSKY ANNA M. KROHN VICKIE KURTZ Admin pres. 2, admin vice-pres. 1, Scotties 2, Christmas concerts 2-3, sports 1. VALARYE KATHLEEN LAGAN Leg. 2, constit. rev. com. 2, wel- fare bd. 3, class bds. 3-4, Scotties 1-3, Big Sisters 2-3, sports 1-2, Carlmonitor 2-3, Annie, choral 4, service block 3, sports blk. 2. DORAN LAIDLAW Transfer from Serra 4, football 4, basketball 4. MICHELE LITZIUS Admin sec. 1, admin vice-pres. 4, Leg. 2, Caduceus 2, sports 1, senior ball. HARRIET LOFTUS GRANT LONG Sports Block 3,4, cross country 1,2,3, track 1,2,3. LAUREEN LUCAS MARGARET MACDONALD Admin sec. 1, legislature 2, ad- min vice pres. 3, class bds. 3,4, jr. prom, sr. ball, spring concert 2, Christmas program 2. JILL MACMILLAN Transfer Immaculate Heart Academy, W a t e r t o w n, New York, Pep Club 1,2, girls ' chorus PHIL LAPIN Sr. Bd. 4, Spirit Board 4, Key Club pres. 4, Engineering 3, wrestling 4, aquaganza. DIANE ELSIE LARSEN Class Bds. 1,3,4, Spt. Bd. 2,4, So. Cul. Bd. 1, Scotties 1,3,4 Big Sisters 1,3,4, CSF 4, sports 1,4, sports and service blocks 2,4, aquaganza, sr. ball, jr. prom. DIANE G. LARSON SHERI LEHMER Finance Board 3. ANDRE LEMSON Transfer from Britanna High School, Vancouver, British Co- lumbia, Canada, admin pres. 4, senior board. LINDA LEWIS MARY E. LEWIS STANLEY LIEBENBERG IAA 2, Latin Club 2, CSF 3. THERESE MARY LINDSTROM Frosh vice-pres. 1, class boards 3,4, Scotties 1, Pep Club 2, Big Sisters 3, sports 1,2, Annie Get Your Gun, senior ball. JOHN MADSEN Class bds. 2,4, admin pres. 1, Block C 3,4, Engineering Club 3,4, football 1-4, track 1-4, Jun- ior Statesmen 1, most improved player football 4, sports blocks. SHARON MALONEY Admin officer 1, class bds. 3,4, girls ' sports 4, Publicity Board 4. ALLAN MARTIN Admin pres. 1,3, S.B. pres. 4, class bds. 3,4, Spirit Board 4, Science Club 1, TOCS 3, CSF 1-4, football 2, swimming 3,4, life seal CSF, service blocks, B of A Award. PAT MARTIN ROGER MARTIN Rifle Club. JIM MARTINDALE Admin officer 1, gymnastics 2,3, sports block. TONI MASON Class boards 1,3, Social Cultural Board 2, girls ' sports 1,2. MARY LOU MATEO Admin pres. 1, admin vice pres. 2,3, class boards 1,4, junior prom committee, legislature 1,2, chorus 1-4, spring concert 3,4, Christ- mas program 1-4. CHERYL MAY Aquaganza, sports 4, advanced dance. RALPH McARTHUR Admin pres. 2, student court 3, basketball 2, tennis 2-4, band 1, 4, aquaganza, sports and service blocks, CSF 2,3, Block C 4, boys ' sports commissioner 4. VICTOR McBURNEY JAMES McCANDLESS SHARON McCAUGHAN Big Sisters 1,2, a cappella 4, fashion show 3,4, spring concert 1,4, Christmas program 1-4. KATIE McDERMOTT Transfer San Carlos High 3, Ca- duceus, Scotties 3, Big Sisters, admin president 2,4, admin vice president 3, legislature 3, jr. prom committee, senior board. GREGORY McHURON Varsity football 3,4. HARRY McKUSICK Admin pres. 1-3, track 1-3, foot- ball 4, basketball 2, men ' s glee, all SPAL in track 2. DENNIS McNAY LAURA McNEILL BARBARA McQUEEN Senior board, sports 2-4, chorus 3, Christmas program 3, spring concert 3. MICHEAL MEARS RICH MERRITT CLAUDETTE MIAILOVICH Senior board, Spirit board 4, girls ' sports 2,4, chorus 2, fash- ion show 3,4, Christmas concert 2, Vistas ' 63 staff 4, Vistas sen- ior section editor 4, Ten Little Indians. DONNA MIGGE Caduceus 2. JEAN MILLAR Admin sec. 1, class boards 3,4, legislature 2, council secretary 4, Scotties 1, sports 1-3, sports and service blocks. RICHARD MILLER WAYNE C. MOHR Admin president 1, CSF 1-4, TOCS 1-4, Latin Club 3,4, CW- OC 4, Twig 4. CONNIE MONOOGAN Jr. board, sr. ball, sports 1-2, aquaganza, a cappella 3,4, chor- us 1,2, Christmas program 1-4, spring concert 1-4, admin block. GEORGE MONSON Swimming 1. ROGER MORAES Science Club 1,2, Rifle Club 1, Latin Club 4, TOCS 4, wrestling 1,3, junior prom, service and sports blocks. CAROLYNN MOREY Admin secretary 1, fun night committee, homecoming dance committee 3, junior prom 3, frosh secretary-treasurer, sports, sr. ball, jr. board, admin pres 3, admin block. ROGER MORGAN HEATHER MORRIS Jr. board, sports 4, transfer from Australia 3. KATHY MORRIS Admin vice president 1, Scotties 2,3, TOCS 1, fashion show 2, junior board, senior board. CYNTHIA MORRISS MERILYN MURRAY Senior board, Vistas 4, Transfer from Jefferson High in Daly City 3. DENNIS NACKORD Admin vice-pres. 1,2, Engineer- ing Club 3,4, track 1,2. MAYNARD NATHAN ALLEN NAUSE Transfer from Toledo, Ohio, 4, wrestling 4, gymnastics 4, a cap- pella choir 4, See Ho« ' They Run. JEFFREY NELSON Vice-president science club 4, TOCS 2-4, Boy ' s Block C 4, track 2-4, Band 2, Band-O-Rama 2, track block 2,3, baseball block 1, transfer Dhahran, Saudi Ara- bia. MARLYS NESBIT Girls sports 1, aquaganza 3, Ten Little Indians. DIANE NUNES Transfer Santa Rosa, California 1, Big Sisters 3, sports 2. DIANE OAKLEY MARILYN OBERST Junior board, senior board. Sports 1-4, aquaganza 3, Christ- mas program 2, sports block 4. GLENDA OLIVER Junior board, Caduceus 3,4, Big Sisters 3, sports 1-3, fashion show 3,4, sports block, service block 3,4. GORDON OLSON Junior board, senior board, Boy ' s Sports Board 4, Block C 4, CSF 3-4, Junior Statesmen 1, tennis 2-4, Advanced Band 1-2, Spts, Service block. BONNIE ORR Admin, pres., 4, Scotties 3, sports 3-4, Christmas program 4, sports block 4, service block 4. CHARLOTTE ORSER Junior board 3, TOCS 3, Scot- ties 1, sports 1. SHARON OSTASIUK Admin, pres. 2, sports 2. JOE OSTROWSKI Transfer from Terra Nova High 4. JOYCE OTTENSTEIN Junior board, admin pres. 2, ad- min sec. 1, admin pres. 3, junior prom committee, senior ball committee, Scotties 1, sports 1. DIANE PASTORELLI Caduceus 3, Christmas program 2,3,4, spring concert 3. CHRISTINE PECAR Class Bd. 3,4, Publicity Bd. 3, Spirit Bd. 4, sports 1-4, spring and Christmas concert 4, sport blk. 1-2, fashion show 3,4, senior ball com. BARBARA PELL Class bd. 3,4, admin vice-pres. 4, Spirit Bd. 4, Big Sisters 3, sports 2,3, aquaganza, spring, Christmas concert 1-4, chorus 1, 3, sports blk. 3, ser. blk. 3,4, a cappella choir 3,4. BOB PERI Transfer from Capuchino, sports blk. 2-4, tennis 2-4, wrestling 3, basketball 1-3, a cappella 2-4, aquaganza, mixed chorus 1. PHILIP JAMES PERUCCA Leg. 1, class bds. 3,4, TOCS 3,4, CSF 2-4, FTA 4, IAA 1-3, Latin Club 3,4, pres. 4, football 3,4, Science Club 3,4, sports blk. 4, service blk. 1, Science Fair 1. CARL PISCHKE Transfer from Serra 2. LEILANI PLATH A cappella 3,4, aquaganza, beg choir 2, service block. RICHARD POGUE Chess 1,2 pres. 2, Science Club 2-4, pres. 4, swimming 1-4, wres- tling 3, water polo 3, Boys ' State 3, sport blocks, Am. Chem. Soc. Award 3, B of A certificate. PAULA PREFTAKIS Leg. 2, admin vice-pres. 4, class bds. 3,4, girls chorus 1,2, a cap- pella 3,4, aquaganza, spring, Christmas concerts 1-4, service blk. 3,4, adv. dance 3- RANDLYN PRESCOTT Welfare Bd. 1, class bd. 3, class vice-pres. 4, Spirit Bd. 4, a cap- pella choir 3,4, aquaganza, spring concerts 2-4, service blocks %A. MARY PRESTON Big Sisters 2,3, Annie Get Y our Gun, a cappella choir 3,4, aqua- ganza, beginning inter, choir 1- 2, service block. ALFRED K. PROCTOR RICHARD RAFNSON GAIL RAIMO Transfer from Woodbridge High, Woodbridge, New Jersey, senior board. BOB REGLI Junior board, senior board, CSF 1,3, Block C 1,2,4, tennis 2-4, basketball 1,2,4, sports blocks, National Merit semi-finalist. BUD REITE Waterpolo 1, wrestling 2, track 2, men ' s glee club 2-4, a cap- pella choir 4. SHERRY LYNN RESSLER Senior board, sports 1,2, fashion show 2. FRED REYNDERS Student council 1, Block C 4, CSF 1-4, baseball 1-4, football 2, 4, weight training 2-4, 5 sports blocks. PHYLLIS RICHES Junior bd., soph, bd., FTA 1, sports 1, a cappella 4, aquaganza, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 1-4, girls ' choir 1-3, sen- ior ball committee, service block. JIM RIDEOUT KAREN ROBBINS SUE ROBERTSON Admin president 1, admin vice president 2, senior board, senior ball committee. MIKE ROSE Block C 4, basketball 3,4, base ; ball 3,4, small block B, Transfer from Albany High 3- JEANNE ROSS TRUDY RUGGE LAWRENCE M. RUSSELL Block C 3,4, cross-country 2-4, band 1,2, dance band 3,4, 2 sports blocks. ANITA SACHEN Junior board. RONALD SAMADUROFF Varsity football 3,4, admin pres. 2,3, jr. board 3, baseball 2-4, legislature 1. DAVE SCHAAR Transfer from Rapid City High School, South Dakota, (At Rap- id City: football 1,2, basketball 1, track 1, choir 1-3, All-State choir 3, operetta 1,3, spring con- cert 2). LARRY SCHENFELD Admin vice pres. 1, gymnastics 1-4, Heaven Can Wait, See How They Run, aquaganza 3, a cap- pella 2-4, spring concert 2-4, var- sity cheerleader 3,4, sports block 1-4, service block 3,4. JANICE SCHLITZ LUCILLE SCRIBNER PAUL SEAGER Wrestling 1-4, sport blocks 2,4. RIPLEY SEARS Admin pres. 3,4, jr. sr. board, student council 4, Block C 3,4, wrestling 1-4, track 1,2, gymnas- tics 3,4, water polo 2-4, sports blocks, 1st SPAL novice tourney 4. DOROTHEA MARIE SHARP Jr. sr. boards, Welfare Board 3, Scotties 1-3, Big Sisters 2-3, sports 1,2 Annie Get Your Gun, girls ' choral 1-3, a cappella choir 4, spring concert 1-4, Christmas concert 1-4, service block 3. JERRY SHERLOCK Gymnastics 2-4, wrestling 3,4, basketball 2, sports blocks 3,4. WAYNE SHIPLEY MIKE SHORE Transfer from Westmoor High School 2, admin vice pres. 2,3, Block C 4, Chess Club 2-4, CSF 1, football 2-4, track 3, aqua- ganza 3, junior prom committe, sports block. SANDI SIEVERT Jr. bd, sr. bd, Business Club 1, Big Sisters 4, School Spirit Board 4, a cappella choir 3,4, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 2-4, aquaganza 3, service blocks 2-4. GEORGIA SILAR Student council 2, election com- mitte 2, Scotties 1, Pep Club 2, junior board, girls ' sports 1. FRANK SILVA Block C, boys ' sports 3,4, C bas- ketball 2, jv basketball 3, varsity basketball 3,4, varsity baseball 3,4, Block C. GAYLE SLETNER Scotties 3, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 1-3, fashion show 3,4. BARBARA SMITH Girls ' chorus 2-4, Christmas con- cert 2-4, spring concert 3,4, trans- fer from Realto junior high school, 1. SANDRA SMITH STANFORD SMITH WAYNE SOMRAK TONY SORRENTINO Sophomore board, wrestling 3, aquaganza, junior prom. PATRICIA ANN SPADARO Senior board, chorus 4, Christ- mas concert 4, spring concert 4, transfer from Aragon, San Ma- teo. GAY STANCIL Student Council 2, senior board, fashion show 3,4. MIKE STANTON Carlmonitor 2-4, sports editor 4. EILEEN STAPLES Admin pres. 3,4, School Spirit Board 3,4, class bds. 3,4, sports 2-4, aquaganza 3, a cappella 4, Christmas concert 3,4, spring concert 3,4, transfer from Wich- ita, Kansas 2. JEANNIE STAYNER Admin pres. 1, jr. board, sr. board, Scotties 3, Pep club 1, School Spirit 3, a cappella 4, Christmas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, transfer from Utah 2. PAUL STENGER Admin officer 1,2, Camera club, Rifle club, Chess club, football 1-4, water polo 2, track 1,2, men ' s glee 1,3, all-league foot- ball 3, transfer from Serra High School 3. ROBERTA STETSON DAVID STOCKBRIDGE Water polo 1,2. DIAN STOGNER Transfer from Highlands High School, Sacramento 4, senior board 4, Spirit Board 4, senior ball committee, Vistas ' 63 staff 4, Ten Little Indians. NORENE STONE Spirit Board 4, junior board, senior board, admin sec.-treas. 1, admin V.P. 4, CSF 2, TOCS 2, Scotties 2, sports 1,2, a cap- pella 3, a cappella accompanist 3,4, sports and service blocks. TERRY STONE Chess club 2, Science club 1, Rifle club 3. LYNN STRANDBERG Finance Board 4, Publicity Board 4, Spanish Club 4, junior board, senior board. TOM C. STREET BOB SUDDJIAN Engineering Club 1, swimming 1-3, water polo 2-4, seven sports blocks. MELINDA SULLIVAN Admi n pres. 1, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 1-3, girls ' sports 1,2, An- nie Get Your Gun, aquaganza, Our Town, fashion show 1,2, block C. CAROLE SWAN Transfer from Hiphline High School, Seattle. International Af- fairs Association 3, Carlmonitor 3, Vistas editor 4. KAREN TANTIMONACO Junior board, sports 1-3, aqua- ganza 3, junior prom decorating committee 3, sports block 3. MARGARET THOMAS Sophomore board, junior board, Scotties 1, sports 1, 3, a cappella 3-4, Christmas and Spring con- certs 1-4, service block. LINDA THOMPSON Admin class vice pres. 1, senior board, Scotties 1,2, Pep Club 2, sports 1-2, senior ball committee. TERRI LYNNE THOMPSON Transfer from Montebello High School, Montebello, Calif. 4, senior board, sports 4, Vistas 4, senior ball committee. HERMAN THOMS Rifle Club 4. SANDRA JEAN TICE CI. bds. 2-4, jr. cl. pres., TOCS 3, Track Queen 3, Memories 2, Earnest, cheerleader 4, CSF 2,3, sports, service, admin blocks, AFS Costa Rica ' 62, Merit Com- mendation, B of A award. SARA TIMBY GAYLE TORRE Junior board, senior board, sports 1-3, aquaganza 3, fashion shows 3,4. JUDY TRAGER Legislature 2, Scotties 1-3, Big Sisters 2,3, sports 1,2, girls ' chorus 2, service block 2. DON TREKELL Block C 4, Cross Country 2-3, Track 2-4, sports blocks 2-4. DOUG TREKELL Boys Block C 4, Track 2-4, sports block 2-4. JIM TRENHOLME Junior board, sophomore board, CSF 1,2, Tennis 2-3, Scholarship Block. J. E. TROGDON Cross Country 1-4, Track 1-4, sports blocks 1-3. JULIE TYREE Legislative 1-3, Admin class sec. L, admin class vice pres. 2, fresh- man board, senior ball commit- tee. BARBARA UPDEGRAFF Administrative president 4, class boards 3,4. JACK VALERGA DAVE VALLERGA TOCS 3, Vistas 4, Ten Little In- dians. PAT VAN BUSKIRK Scotties 2, Big Sisters 3, sports 1-2, aquaganza 3, senior ball, junior board, senior board. ALLAN VARNI Admin class sec. 2, legislature 1, admin vice pres. 1. BARRY VENDITTI Admin pres. 2-3, Block C 3,4, CSF 1-4, basketball 1-2, frosh- soph football 2, varsity football 3,4, all-league 2,4, sports block 1,2,4, football scholarship. MARYSUE VISE Caduceus 4, Red Cross 1, spirit bd. 4, mascot 4. JOE VITORELO LINDA VOLZ Science club 3, TOCS 4, junior bd. 3, IAA 3, Christmas con- cert 3,4, Spring concert 3,4, serv- ice block 4, graduation chairman 4, a cappella. SUSAN VORIS Student council 3, junior bd. 3, sports 1-4, aquaganza 3, Import- ance of Being Earnest 3, sports and service blocks. SUZANNE CAROL WALLS A cappella choir 3-4, aquaganza 3, Annie Get Your Gun 1, serv- ice block 3. KENT D. WALTER Transfer from Queen Anne High School, Seattle, Wash., audio visual dept. 2,3,4, Block C, Elec- tronics Club, track 2,3,4, cross country 3,4. JOHN WARREN Admin officer 1-4, Block C 3-4, football 2-4, basketball 1-4, bas- ketball and football blocks 2-4. GENE WATSON Water polo 1-4, swimming 1-3, 2 blocks water polo, 2 blocks swimming. JIM WATSON Key Club 4, Block C 4, swim- ming 1-4, water polo 1-4, band 3-4, aquaganza 3. PAM WATTERS Transfer from Aragon High School, San Mateo, California 2, senior board. JOHN WATTS Varsity football 3-4. JOHN WEATHERS A cappella choir 3-4. GEORGE WEBB Rifle Club 1-2, football 1-4, band 3-4, orchestra 3-4, Band O Rama 2-4, Christmas concert 3-4, Spring concert 3-4, aquaganza 3, Block C, service block. ROCHELLE LEE WEBER MARY ANN WHALEN Transfer from Notre Dame High School, Belmont, Calif. 3, Admin vice pres., 3, Carlmonitor 3. ROBERT WHITAKER OWEN WHITE Admin pres. 1, legislature 1, Tribunal 2, Astronomy Club 1, football 1-3, track 2, aquaganza 3, blocks 2,3. TOM WILCOX JON WILLIAMS Gymnastics 2-4, wrestling 4, band 3-4, sports block 4. KATHRYN WILLS CSF 1-4, Transfer from Fall- brook High School 3. DIANE WISNOM MARYELLA WOODMAN Publicity Board 3, girls ' sports 1-4, Advanced Band 2-4, Band O Rama 2-4, service block 3, sports block 2. ELAINE WOODSON Freshman class Vice President, freshman board, junior board, senior board, admin president 1, 3, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 1, sports 1, junior prom, senior ball. PRISCILLA WRAY Admin pres. 2, Student Body sec. 3,4, School Spirit 3-4, sophomore class vice pres., class boards 2-4, pom-pon 4, band 1-4, orchestra 3-4, majorette 3, homecoming queen 4. JIM WRIGHT Transfer from Wheaton, Illinois, Boys ' Block C 3-4, football 1-4, basketball 1, track 2-4, sports blocks. RAY WRIGHT Ceramics Club 2, Gymnastics manager, Mens Glee, Spring con- cert, Christmas assembly, sport block, service block. ROBERT WRIGHT CSF 1-4, gymnastics 4, CSF Life Seal. NANCY WYLIE Admin class pres. 4, student council 4, class board 4, TOCS 3, girls ' chorus 4. JOANN ZAHRADNIK Transfer from Capuchino 4, dance 4. JANE ZIEGLER Legis. 2, admin v. p. 3, jr. sr. bd., Spirit Bd. 2-4, Ex. Bd, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2-4, aquaganza, frosh-soph varsity pom-pon, service admin sports blocks, sports 1-4 BOB ZOBOLI Sen or Poll Favorite : Most likely to succeed: Best looking: Sweetest: Cutest : Best personality: Prettiest eyes: Prettiest hair: Prettiest smile: Most intelligent: Laziest: Wittiest: Biggest flirt: Biggest gossip: Most athletic: Best dressed : Eileen Staples Randie Prescott Sandy Tice Diane Dougherty Barbara Updegraff Sandy Tice Jane Ziegler Eileen Staples Eileen Staples Carol 3lQf«¥ Barbara Updegraff Karen Jones Randie Prescott Eileen Staples Marilyn Feitelberg Kathy Burns Diana Estrada Nikki Johnson Donna Harding Peg Darmstadt Karen Horvath Barbara Hayler Elaine Woodson Callie Overmohle Debby Dunn Michele Litzius Debby Daily Sue Robertson Debby Daily Glenda Oliver Diane Dougherty Pam Hamlin Katie McDermott Karen Jones Fred Reynders Allan Martin Allan Martin Bob Regli Rick Brown Fred Reynders Ralph McArthur Fran Jower Jim Dixon Dave Brioza Rick Brown Ralph McArthur Ron Samaduroff Bob Suddjian Barry Ansaldo Bob Gebhardt Liam Fitzgerald Fran Jower Allan Martin Bob Regli Jim Dixon Bob Smith Dennis Jones Lynn Arneson Ron Samaduroff John Madsen John Madsen Bob Smith Chuck Hunt Rick Brown Buz Arnold Fred Reynders 154 Best figure: Most talented: Most industrious: Biggest goof-off: Biggest scatterbrain : Most graceful walk: Cutest couple: Favorite teachers: Sue Awbrey Diane Larsen Betsy Jones Pam Hawley Debby Dunn Robin Bledsoe Pat Martin Ruby Kidd Ruby Kidd Linda Jahnke Donna Harding Sandy Campbell Pris Wray Gail Cissell Mrs. Terzich Mrs. Kiviaho John Madsen John Warren Charlie Bland Dennis Jones Dick Horn Phil Perucca Dennis Jones Dave Allen Dave Allen Kay Bell Larry Schenfeld Liam Fitzgerald Rick Brown Ralph Adamich Mr. Kovas Mr. Einarsson Most spirited: John Elliot 155 Vistas Victims ONLY 49 MORE MILES TO GO. 157 I WAS BARRELING ALONG ON MY SCOOTER WHEN . . . 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First in quality savings since 1946 Serving the entire peninsula 1188 San Carlos Ave. San Carlos LY 1-9777 SUE AWBREY HOLDS FLOWERS . . BY HELEN NELSON Weddings — Special Occasions Floral Designs - Gifts - Corsages We give the personal touch. 653 Laurel LY 3-5144 Spring Activities DON ' T CALL US, WE ' LL CALL YOU. ;S5uX r COME AGAIN? 163 165 A TRUMPET PLAYER ' S VIEW OF THE DISNEYLAND CONCERT. NOW WHAT IS MY NAME? ASKS PUZZLED VOTER. THE CANDIDATES STAND AT ELECTION ASSEMBLY. The Carlmont band spent an exciting day, April 9, at Disney- land. The sharp-sounding and looking band played a forty- minute concert in the pavilion near Main street. Band members and parents alike, and especially the hard working of Mr. Reed, made the memorable trip possi- ble. Sinks . TINKERBELL ' S WHAT??? Varsity Baseball vim ' 4 ' 2 A 1 FIRST ROW: Dick Barsocchini, Manager, Bob Kelly, Joe Merritt, Jack Rosisky, Tony Egan, Frank Silva, Phil Perucca, Manager. SECOND ROW: Chuck Hunt, Rick Brown, Al Smith, Rich Harry, Gary Stout, Greg McHuron, Randy Brooks. THIRD ROW: Bob Kasich, Fred Reynders, Steve Caria, Mike Rose, Ron Fell, Bruce Bowhall, Jeff Miller, Coach Bill Hurst. MISSING: Rick Lelo, Tom Vowell, Randy Ceruti. For the first time in the history of Carl- mont, the varsity baseball team won an un- tied league championship. One thing can be said — it was different. We scored the fewest runs of any club in the league. Our run production was the lowest in recent school history. Only three players batted over .300. The credit goes to outstanding pitching. Ron Fell pitched three shutouts. At one time he had gone 29 innings without a run scored against him. In two years he has won ten games while losing only two. He has an overall earned run average of less than one run per game. Steve Caria pitched a no-hitter against Cubberley and a one-hitter against San Car- los. The two pitchers combined for a no- hitter against Sequoia and a one-hitter against Ravenswood. Caria, most valuable player and SPAL player of the year, pitched 38 innings, allowed only seven hits, while striking out 65 batters. Bruce Bowhall, Rick Brown, Steve Caria, Ron Fell and Al Smith were on the all SPAL teams. The baseball season was a fitting climax to the best sports year we have ever had. We took league championships in football, base- ball, track, and gymnastics. 1 67 GARY STOUT, JACK ROSICKY, GREG McHURON, RICK BROWN. Frosh-Soph Baseball Coming on strong in the homestretch, the frosh soph baseball team moved from last to second place in the league stand- ings by winning six of their last seven games. Frank Pignataro, most valuable player, pitched five winning games and also had the team ' s highest batting average. Richard Engelbert was most improved player. Ken Torre and Richard Wald- schmidt were co-captains. FIRST ROW: Ken Torre, Pete Sakelarios, Doug Roberts, Richard Engalbert, Frank Pignataro, Richard Watts. SECOND ROW: Rich Brandenberg, Pat Savage, Charles Bunker, Gene Lenzi, Bill Edwards, Dan Cicero. THIRD ROW: John Barulich, John Crowe, Charles Myrack, Dan Stoner, Richard Waldschmidt, Bob Emery. RICHARD WALDSCHMIDT, DON TORRE, COACH JIM MASON. 169 FIRST ROW: Dave Galbraith, Julian Revere, Tom White, Mike McCann, Tim Murphy, Kent Walters, Bob Davis, Tom Lorenzen. SECOND ROW: Jim Bettinger, Marv Anderson, Lynn Arneson, Dana Simpkins, Stan Stone, Mitch Brunner, Jack Sandin, Jim Trogden, Jack Hunt, Steve Smith. THIRD ROW: Jeff Nelson, Henry Barenz, Tom Grimm, Dennis Phillips, Jim Dixon, Gary Larson, Bob Diviard, Andy Sears, Archie Houle, Russ Belinis, Coach Loren Landsberry. V arsity Track As usual, Coach Lansberry called it a build- ing year. As usual, we won every meet. This ran the winning streak to 35 consecutive meets and five years straight without a defeat. We also broke a handful of school records. Andy Sears, most valuable player, set records for the 100 yard dash at 9.8 seconds and the 220 at 21.7 seconds. Mike McCann ran the 1320 in 3 minutes 13 seconds. Roger Royal ran the 330 in 36.2 seconds. Jules Rovere ran the 75 in 7.8 seconds and the 150 yard dash in 15.0 seconds. Tom Grimm was most improved player and Jim Dixon was team captain. No current student has ever seen a Carlmont track team lose a meet. B BROADJUMPER STEVE CURTISS 170 WHAT GOES UP, MUST COME DOWN-N-N! TIP-TOE THROUGH THE TULIPS. ' B ' Track FIRST ROW: Bill Stolle, Roger Royal, Gary Oliveri, Roy Horn, Ken Nichols, John Osuna, Brian Tredway, Jeff Forcier. SECOND ROW: Grant Niles, Steve Fong, Gary Larsen, Dennis Cunningham, Ed Lehmer, Steve Curtiss, Randy Robbinet, Doug Hurd. THIRD ROW: Coach Loren Lansberry, John Mills, Martin McCann, Pete Higbee, Dave Ritchie, Mike Keagy, Bruce Winnie, Tom Wake, Gerald McArdle, John Cornelius, Tom Okerland. ' C Track FIRST ROW: Bill Bradfield, Larry Tredway, Dan Swanson, Bill Simmons, Rich Pancoast, Mike Ward, Bob Bettinger. SECOND ROW: Dave Walsh, Dennis Ergas, Gordon Crowell, Don Frost, Dave Keck, Art Talamantez, Charles Arata. 172 I i Sen or Week STAY AS SWEET AS YOU ARE. For many seniors, Senior Week, June 11- 13, was one of the many highlights of their best year at Carlmont. Tuesday, seniors at- tended class through fifth period. At the class meeting, held in the gym, sixth period, the seniors were given a final farewell by teachers and deans. During seventh they re- ceived their last grades and their yearbooks. THE FINAL FINAL GRADES. Tuesday . . FAREWELL AND . 173 Wednesday EVERYBODY ' S GOING TO A HOOTENANNY. 174 175 ' Ten Little Indians CAST Agatha Christie ' s Ten Little Indians Rogers Roger Nelson made a successful four-night run in Carl- Mrs Rogers Lynn Armstrong ° Fred Narracott Tim Murphy mont ' s little theater. Sponsored by the Vera Claythorne Signe Yager senior class, this suspenseful drama tells P hil , ' P Lombard Bill Gentry . r Anthony Marston Steve Bolstad how the characters in the play meet their William Blore . ' Chris Mosher fate exactly as ten little Indian statuettes General Mackenzie John Jennings . . ' Emily Brent. Betsy Jones Sitting on the mantel. More than 400 sir Lawrence Wargrave Mike Koslosky people showed up at the performances. Dr - Armstrong Dave Vallerga PRODUCTION STAFF General director Mr. Jay Deck Student director Leslie Areman General chairman Betsy Jones Faculty advisers Mrs. Deborah Kiviaho Mrs. Joline Bettendorf Miss Anne Marie Falvey NOT BAD, THESE BISCUITS. YOU ' D MAKE A MOST ATTRACTIVE WIFE . . . 176 WILL THERE BE ANYTHING ELSE, MRS. ROGERS? ' Dave Vallerga, Chris Mosher, Lynn Armstrong, John Jennings, Signe Yager, Bill Gentry, Mike Koslosky, Roger Nelson, Steve Bolstad, Tim Murphy, Betsy Jones. 177 Sen or 8a — ' Tonight ' WE COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT. ARRIVING AT THE BALL. I KNOW IT ' S ON THERE SOMEPLACE. 178 PRINCIPAL IVAN GRIFFIN CROWNS QUEEN DONNA. The graduating class of 1963 held their senior ball, Tonight, in the Pacific room at the Villa hotel from 9:00 to 12:30. The couples in formal attire danced to the music of Ken Campagna ' s band amid sparkling city lights. The red and black city outline was en- hanced by one dimly lit street light. Cathedral paper decorated both ends of the dance floor, and a large mirrored ball hanging from the middle of the ceiling reflected lights and a vast array of vivid colors. Queen finalists were Barbara Updegraff, Liz Guarino, Donna Harding, Karen Jones, and Sandy Tice. The Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen, Donna Harding, by Principal Ivan Griffin. She was presented a bouquet of flowers and a royal crown was placed upon her head. QUEEN DONNA HARDING REIGNS SUPREME. 179 Recognition and Baccalaureate Diane Dougherty SEAL AWARDS Gold Diane Larsen Ralph McArthur Silver Edith DeStefano Deborah Dunn Jane Ziegler Adria Hockley Rebecca Bench Harolyn Heeb Eileen Staples Allan Martin Bronze Harriet Goddard Larry Schenfeld Cynthia Ellsworth Sandra Tice Jean Millar Margaret Darmstadt Nancy Kinne Robin Bledsoe Sarah Keller Noreen Stone UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Richard Brown University of California John Elliot Junior College Reserve, California State Scholarship Mary Gill Junior College Reserve, California State Scholarship William Hunt Fresno State College Allan Martin Stanford University Allan Martin University of California Gordon Olson California State Scholarship Philip Perucca California State Scholarship Barry Venditti University of California James Wright University of California BANK OF AMERICA Trophy Winners Allan Martin Science and Mathematics Karen Horvath Liberal Arts Sandra Tice Vocational Arts Pamela Hawley Fine Arts Certificate Winners Allan Martin Mathematics Pamela Hawley Music Karen Horvath Engl ish Sarah Keller Home Economics Robin Bledsoe Foreign Languages Richard Pogue Laboratory Science Barbara Hayler Social Science Sandra Tice Business CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Life Seal Members Robin Bledsoe Barbara Hayler Philip Perucca Diane Dougherty Allan Martin Robert Regli Sandra Tice SPECIAL AWARDS Deborah Daily . . . Honors in Humanities, San Jose State College Barbara Hayler Certificate of Merit, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Barbara Hayler Prize, Invest in America Competition Barbara Hayler. . .Honors at Entrance, Candidate for Overseas Study Program, Lewis and Clark College Karen Horvath. . Honors at Entrance, University of California David Johnson. . Third Place, Latham Foundation International Poster Contest Francis Jower Belmont Rotary Athletic Award Sarah Keller Outstanding Student in Home Economics Crisco Award Allan Martin Bank of America Achievement Award • Third Prize Winner in Science and Mathematics, Regional Division Allan Martin Soroptimist Foundation Citizenship Award Southwest Regional Award Winner Ralph McArthur. Student Award, California Savings and Loan Ralph McArthur Belmont Rotary Athletic Award Jeffrey Nelson Belmont Rotary Athletic Award Philip Perucca. . . Honors at Entrance, University of California Richard Pogue Worthy of Recognition, Mathematics Competition, Stanford University Robert Regli Certificate of Merit, National Scholarship Foundation Sandra Tice Bank of America Achievement Award First Prize Winner in Vocational Arts, Regional Competition Sandra Tice Honors at Entrance, University of California Sandra Tice Honors at Entrance, University of California, Santa Barbara Owen White Honors in Humanities, San Jose State College Kathryn Wills Honors in Humanities, San Jose State College P.T.A. AWARDS Rebecca Bench Margaret Darmstadt Mary Gill 181 Graduation FREEDOM WALKERS. Cover and artwork by Nancy Kinne. THE DIPLOMA AT LAST!!!! GRADUATION CEREMONY IN THE GLEN. 182