Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

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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

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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.

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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.