1005 11 of ig6 The Carlmont Class of 1965 Reunion Committee cordially invites you to attend our 20th YEAR CLASS REUNION WEEK-END Informal Cocktail Party at the Class Reunion Bar Grill Corner of Page Mill El Camino, Palo Alto 7:30 p.m. DINNER DANCE Saturday, August 17, 1985 RICKEYS, Palo Alto This extravagant event begins with a No Host Cocktail Party at 6:30 $32.50 per person THE REUNION COMMITTEE Please note that this total charge of $32.50 per person reflects the cost of the music, publicity, printing invitations, mailing a Reunion Yearbook, program filet mignon dinner. Committee: Verna (Holmquist) Peadon, Mike Bruno, Rene (Guidicelli) Pourrouquet, Marlene (McLean) Spiker, Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor, Sandy (Serrott) Raley, Cheryl (Bell) Goodall, Pete Sakelarios, and missing--Ken Turcotte. year for With fond memories, our 20th reunion will be etched in our minds all the years to come. Our spirits were high, the energy immeasurable. Old friends were reunited and new friends - found. We planned and worked for one year, and that night we knew it was worth every minute. We are so grateful to those ' of you who joined us for this special week end. We truly missed those that couldn ' t be with us. With joy and pleasure, this book has been compiled for your enjoyment. Please keep in touch, and join us in .1990 for our 25TH! ! Bill Cathy Acheff Penny Aiu Rick Ames John Gloria (Anaya) Borchers Bruce jan Bachant Terry Baker Dick Karen Bartlett John Maria Barulich Pam (Baxter) Johnson Larry Cheryl (Bell) Coodall Dennis Lorraine Beltrami Harry Paula Bettencourt Jim Dee Bettinger Carl Louise (Bisson) Champion Ron Karen (Black) Hayashi Gordon Cheryl (Mayfield) Block Andy Kathy Boghosian Larry Boyd Buzz Sandy (McRae) Brandt Randy Brooks Michael Sharyn Bruno jane (Burley) Herner Cheryl Burnand Keith Brenda Christopherson Dan Janice Cicero Jack Nita Coel John Cornelius Gary Hoa Nguyen Cornell David Cortopassi Dolores (Croletto) Reutlinger Nancy (Crossley) Pirrello Susan Crossley Wayne Linda Culp Martin Mieke (Dankers) Hull Kathy (Darnell) Norris and Liz Kirton Don Barbara Del Bono Mike DeMartini Bill Sally (Maddox) Denning Richard Dixon Tom Fegan Ellen (Fleischner) Bateman John Lynet(e (Francisconi) Aitken Donna (Frederick) Aguilar Glenn Fowler Don Shelley Frost john Renee (Ciudicelli) Pourrouquet Brooke (Gjedsted) Whitlock Peter Cathy (Goldman) Flaxman Kathy (Coldman) Jones George Cluck with Roger Ann Royal Fred joAnne Grabowski Fred Judy Graziani Cheryl Griffin Mark Stephen hiall Bill Bonnie (Haas) Cagno Randy hiayner Michael Kathy (Hernandez) Wright Bob Verna (Holmquist) Peadon Roy Horn Lesley Anthony Debra Howard Phil Linda (Huber) Neth Carey Lorrie (Humeny) Hum Jack Lorna (Singler) Hunt Steve Cathie (Hannigan) Hunter Sally Iff la Don Linda (lorio) Trekell Cindy (jensen) Saporta jim Marianne (jonker) Day David Kash Steve King Patrick Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor Coleen (Kinsler) Case and Harvey Elizabeth Kirton with Kathy (Darnell) Norris Larry Kozub Lucian Stephanie Krohling Chuck Kathleen (Kyne) Spinney Tom DeLene Larsen Larry Crete! (Lemson) Trinta Chuck Elizabeth Lewis Earl Lindley Paul Kathy (Madigan) Sagers Steve Vicki Mahoney Craig (Tay) Renee Malouf Dennis Donna Martin Cordon Kathleen McBurney Michael Karin McCann Terry Carol (McClain) Stines Marlene (McLean) Spiker Frank Terry Messmer )im Chere (Metz) Duffy Lyman Sandy (Meyers) McConnell Bob Pam Morse John Murphy Terry Murphy Chuck Janet (Stannard) Myrick David Naufahu 6 7 Helene Newbold George lanice Nickelson Ian (Nolfi) Klatt Paul Nutt Roger Ann (Jensen) Royal with George Gluck Cay e (Patterson) Serve Bob Diane (Perras) Williams Paul Sandra (Petri) Belstler Nancy Pierce Michael Prunier Glen Radford Mary Rayfield Doug Donna Roberts Barbara (Robertson) Green Rick Cleona Robinson Jill (Rushmore) Levesque Russell Suzanne (Russell) Myrback Ken Rosemeyer and Bernie Bill Sandra Roth Pete Anne Sakelarios Mike Savage Pat Suz e (Wright) Savage Bob Joanne (Scripilliti) Tankersley Randy Sandy (Serrott) Raley FAVORITE TEACHER: June Terzich and Irving Corkey Arlene (Titlow) Bates Ken Shari Turcotte Art Barbara (Vail) Leando Pat (Walsh) McCarty Brian Diane Warkentin David Susan (Warren) Musgrave Rick Linda (Wilson) Reger Sue Wilson Harold Mary jane (Wilwerding) Schneider Terry Joan (Woodson) Spiller Richard Pam Wright Patricia (Yaley) Brickman Dick Cathy (Zeigler) Becker Friday Night at the Class Reunion ' Bar and Grill Saturday Night at Rickey ' s of Palo Alto CARLMONT HIGH SCHOOL Class of 1965 — 25 Year Class Reunion — July 21, 1990 Hotel Sofitel July, 1990 Dear Classmate: It ' s hard to believe that the night we were all waiting for is now a fond memory. It was a wonderful evening - your spirit, warmth and enthusiasm made the Reunion very special. We look forward to seeing you again the next time around. In the meantime, be sure to keep in touch with us and your fellow classmates so that EVERYONE will be at the next Reunion. Looking to the Future, The Carlmont Class of 1965 Reunion Committee: From left: Cheryl (Bell) Goodall, Stan Ansaldo, Rene (GiudiceUi) Pouirouquet, Frank DalPorto, Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor 2 Presenting: Carlmont High School Class of 65 in 90 Frank Ausiello i Mary Ann (Beers) Vadney Bruce Bachant Nanette Harpainter Cheryl (Bell) Larry Goodall Bill Acheff Terry Sybil Baker Marsha (Bingham) Tom Jensen Penny Aiu Bob Williams Pam (Baxter) Johnson Louise (Bisson) Carl Champion Stan Nancy Ansaldo Steve Beattie Andy Kathy Bognosian Mike Sharyn Bruno Tom Carrato Keith Brenda Christopherson Dan Jan Cicero Don Dodie Cicero Gary Cornell Dolores (Croletto) Susan Crossley Dan Reutlinger Wayne Linda Gulp Nancy (Cunningham) Michael Mangini Frank Cathy DalPorto Mieke (Dankers) Hull Viola David Charles Mucha Jeff Davies Mike Cindy Demartini Bill Denning Sally Madcfox Delaine (Eastin) Jack Saunders Richard Enqelbert Bonnie (Kirikade) O ' Connor Dennis Ergas Dave Evenson Cathy Biss Ellen (Fleissner) Bateman Dave Lora Giacomino Rene (Giudicelli) John Pourrouquet Brooke (Giedsted) Whitlock George Gluck Mary Webster Cathy (Goldman) Flaxman Randy Hayner Kathy (Goldman) Miles Grandfieki Jones Bonnie (Haas) Bill Cagno Cathie (Hannigan) Steve Hunter Kathy (Hernandez) Michael Wright Terry (Hopp) Rick Vaccaro Linda (Huber) Phil Neth Lorrie (Humeny) Garey Hurn Steve Cathie (Hannigan) Hunter Joan Hupwitz Sally (Iffia) Michael Cindy (Jensen) Saporta Paula (Jones) Rutledge Marianne (Jonker) Jim Day Kathy (Judd) Kurtz Mike Janis Kerr Ruth (Kidder) Paulsen Lynne Kieffer Bonnie (Kinkade) Patrick O ' Connor Joerg Nancy Koscnyk Jan (Kurtz) Santos Kathleen (Kyne) Chuck Spinney Gretel (Lemson) Larry Trinta Barbara (Lewis) Gardner Chuck Elizabeth Lewis Craig Renee Malouf Martin Janine McCann Michael McCann Trudy Par1 er Terry Stines Threshow 4 Marlene (McLean) Spiker John Alma Mills Ken Marietta Nichols Rhonda (Reed) Tom Grimm Ned Seawell Carol (Medley) Baldwin Wendy (Moore} Hunter Bob Williams Janet (Notfi) Klatt Doug Kathleen Roberts Linda (Smatana) Phillip Warriner Frank Messmer John Murphy Shirley (Pastorelli) Barbara (Robertson) Don Green Janet (Stannard) Chuck Myrick Chere (Metz) Jim Duify Chuck Janet (Stannard) Myrick Diane (Perras) Bob Williams Sheila (Rutledge) Broughton Dan Stoner Pat Sue (Wright) Savage Joie (Stutzman) Luck Bob Williams By the way, if you missed the opportunity to order or would like to reorder photo enlargements, just give us a call - (408) 728-6522 KEEP US INFORMED! If you move between now and the next Reunion, please help your classmates locate you by sending in the change of address form provided. You can also use this form lor a classmate who was not located for this Reunion. Thanks. I ' ve moved!! Please update your records... Carlmont High Class of 1965 Effective Date Name First Maiden Last Address City State Zip Please Mail To: Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor 14001 Saratoga Hills Rd Saratoga, CA 95070 I ' ve moved!! Please update your records... Carlmont High Class of 1965 Effective Date Name First Maiden Last Address City State Zip Please Mail To: Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor 14001 Saratoga Hills Rd Saratoga, CA 95070 I ' ve moved!! Please update your records... Carlmont High Class of 1965 Effective Date Name First Maiden Last Address City state Zip Please Mail To: Bonnie (Kinkade) O ' Connor 14001 Saratoga Hills Rd Saratoga, CA 95070 16 ri iTl IOC I U I _ _ REUNIONS 6-1 Hangar Way • Watsonville, CA 95076 ]LL GOOD -to . ' i 1 DJ 77 Board of Trustees Mrs. Helen Kerwin, Dr. David Sears, Superintendent Rex Turner, John Cost, Ferris. Miles, Richard Price. Dr. Rex Turner 7 TYPING ISN ' T THE PLACE TO FINISH YOUR BOOK REPORT. Not shown, Donald Short, chairman: Business Machines Typing and Shorthand EngUsh and Driver Training H l tt l iu am MiatwiHBBMMiai«miik-u a«tiM gnHU i H i Wt M Andrew Garbarino, chairman: A.S. English I and Driver Training Mrs. Mary Condon: EngUsh I and II, Reading and Spanish I Miss Norma Peck: English II and III HIS SPEECH WAS SILVER, HIS SILENCE GOLDEN. Miss Beatrice Cliijjios: Enf lisli I and Physical Education ivlilton Goldman: A.P. English, L. and T., Yearbook, Journalism Jack Hollenberg: English III and Speech Mrs. Hallie Butler: English II and III Mrs. Julia Goelz: English II and III John Pope: Advanced Standing English II and English III Not shown. Miss Mai iaret Vest: English II-R James Rcilly: EiiKlisli I and III Mrs. Ann Taylor: Enjilish 1 and II TEST TIME IN SENIOR A. P. ENGLISH Language IT SOUNDS BETTER IN FRENCH! Art Cutler, chairman: French II, III and IV Mrs. Marie Slate: French I and II Jose Mendes: Spanish I and II Thomas Marks: Spanish I, III and IV Robert McC()rmi( k; l,atin I, II and III and German I and II Cordon Deef an: German I, III, and IV, and Spanish II Mvs c THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR UNDER THE DIRECTION OF GERRY EINARSSON. The a cappella choir participated in the annual Christmas concert, entitled Why the Chimes Rang. Seniors in the choir caroled throughout the halls before Christmas vacation. The choir also sang in community and civic functions during the Christmas holidays. Combined with the girls ' chorus and men ' s glee, the a cappella choir gave a stunning performance at the spring con- cert on March 26 and 27. The choirs also sang in two festivals. The district festival was on April 30 at Menlo-Atherton and the state festival was on April 3 at Stanford. Gerald Einaisson: Advanced Band, A Cappella and Choral [ The Carlmont marching band of 1965 helped boost school spirit with half-time entertainment at football games and pep music at rallies. Hard work went into organizing this year ' s Bandorama that featured the new stage band. It was held at the Notre Dame auditorium on February 26 and 27. The orchestra cooperated in presenting the impressive Christmas concert, in which they played the finale, the theme from Beethoven ' s Ninth Symphony. They also participated in the annual spring con- cert that was highlighted by pianist Mary Otter son. 16 1. L Miss Janne Shreves; General Math and Algebra I TOP-SECRET EXPERIMENT IN CHEMISTRY. David Atwood: General Science Jciiy Rollins: General Science and Chemistry Social Studies Robert Smith, chairman: Government and U.S. History Robert Hunter: Government, and Activities Adviser Mrs. Patricia Roach: World Geography and World Backgrounds U. S. HISTORY DRAMATIZED IN LITTLE THEATER. Robert Ohlson: World Geography and World Backgrounds 23 Mrs. Judith Jordan, intern: World GeoRraphy Miss Bettie Wheaton, intern: World Geography Jack Fasman: World Backgrounds and U.S. History Jack Schreder: World Geography and assistant to the vice-principal 24 EAST COAST, WEST COAST, PANCOAST. Arved Soldner, intern: U.S. History and Government Dan Border: U.S. History, Government and BeginninR Choral John Shannon: World Geography and World Backgrounds Industrial Arts HE ' S NOT AVOIDING THE DRAFTdNG). Pete Eitzen: Woods and Richard Sangalli: Drafting, Basic Basic Industrial Arts Industrial Arts and Crafts 26 William Horstmeyer: Basic Industrial Arts and Metal Shop Leo Campey: Drafting, Electricity and Basic Industrial Arts Donald Berry: Physical Education, THE COACH DROPPED A QUARTER HERE SOMEWHERE. General Math and Driver Training Norman DeNardo: j j y ,. physical Education Loren Lansberry: Physical Physical Education General Science Education and Driver Training 29 Girls ' PE I lJuUi] AMOUNT DFO ' ONE QUABT OF Mil Miss Inez Xagai, chairman: Physical Education Mrs. Cher l Reed: Physical Education Counseling Miss Rose Chaplin: U.S. History Ed Immethun: Developmental Reading Emmett Lynch: U.S. History Mrs. Gladys Patton: Reading Robert Robinett: Audio Visual Coordinator and Psychology Mrs. Shirley Stiles 32 Library Miss Esther Firth, hbrarian Mrs. Phyllis Miller, Mrs. Edna White, Mrs. Phyllis Speck. Custodians Front row: Elmer Woodward, Max Borsberry, Juan Montoya, (head custodian), Harold Sonnee, Frank Messmer, Jess Good- Manuel Blanco, Dillard Wastweet. Row two: Dave Whetstone win, Harold Spangler. 33 Senior Leaders Front row (L to R): Suzi Pollock, Lynette Francisconi, Bonnie Kinkade, Jean McDowell, Cheryl Mayfield, Jane Bernier, Joan Woodson, Sue Wilson, Kathy Darnell, Carol McClain, Cindy Meredith. Row two: Kathy Goldman, Kathy Judd, Sue Marko- vits, Sandy Meyers, Mary Anne Beers, Susan Potoski, Mary Andrade, Joy Heeb, Jean Schnell, Ellen Fleissner. Row three: Sharon Gaskell, Lorna Singler, Mary Shaver, Ann Martin, Sally Maddox, John Jeanes, Carole Westphal, Milton Taylo; Barbara Bellinis, Renee Giudicelli, Cindy Jensen, Liz Kirton. Row four: Harry Bettencourt, Louise Bisson, Fran Sime, Mieke Dankers, Barbara Lewis, Ann Jensen, Gail Echternacht, Pat Walsh, Jacquie Thompson, Susan Bennett, Gayle Patterson, Jane Hendrick. Row five: Terry Baker, Kathy Lynch, Kathleen Kyne, Mike Savage, Charles Ice, Timothy Murphy, Tom White, Fred Olson, Phil Graf, Bruce Bachant, Roger Royal. Jean Schnell Secretary-treasurer Mike Savage President Barbara Lewis Vice-president 36 The Class of ' 65 They were bewildered, naive, and confused. They were freshmen. They elected Mike Keagy president and Kathy Lynch vice-president and Pat Girouard secretary-treasurer. They worked hard. They were smart, snobbish, and surly. Naturally they were sophomores. Their president, Ken Nichols, was chosen to lead his class with the help of vice- president Pat Girouard and secretary-treasurer Sharon Gaskell. They sponsored Tahitian Holiday, a casual dance which featured a limbo contest. They were studious, over-worked, and optimistic. They were juniors. They greeted their new title of upperclassmen with pride. As they realized their junior prom would involve the most work of all their activities, they began to plan for it, early in the year. President Harry Bettencourt, vice-president Mike McCann, and secretary- treasurer Cindy Meredith were the elected officers. They introduced the orig- inal ideas of selling sno-cones and doughnut holes on their sales days. Along with these sales days came basketball and football concessions which built their treasury for the upcoming prom. Princess Carol Med- ley reigned over their junior prom, Moonlight ' n Roses. They then began work on the spring play, An Evening of Comedy, four one-act plays which ran successfully for four nights. The year ended with the junior fun night, where badminton, swimming, volleyball, basketball, and dancing were offered for their amusement. The proceeds were used to buy a going-away present for Mrs. Elsie DuBois, dean of girls. They were confident, satisfied and lazy. They were seniors, and senior lawn was theirs at last. They started the year with the Sock Hop to weclome the freshmen. They were aware that their senior ball would be their most expensive activity, and they helped finance it with the profits from sales days and game concessions. They elected Mike Savage, presi- dent, Barbara Lewis, vice-president and Jean Schnell, secretary-treasurer. The climax of the year came April 24 when the Cabana, a hotel in Palo Alto, pro- vided a fabulous setting for Misty, the senior ball. Later in spring they sponsored the spectacular musi- cal, L ' il Abner, which was an overwhelming success. Finally graduation day came. They looked into that big world, and once again they were bewildered, naive, and confused. William B. AchefF Wrestling 1,4, An Evening of Comedy 3. Jane Adamich Penelope Aiu Class Board 3, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 2-4, sports block, transfer from Central School, Hawaii 2. Richard Charles Alberts Drama club 4, water polo 4, swimming 4, Carlmonitor 4, The Boy Friend 3, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4, An Evening of Comedy 3, Strange Bed Fellows 3, L ' il Abner 4. Ted Albertson John C. Alger Mary Andrade Class bds. 3,4, Spirit bd. 4, Elections bd. 4, Engineering club 4, girls ' sports 2-4, spring play 3, orchestra 2-4, concerts 2-4, sports block 4, ser. block 3, transfer from Notre Dame 2. Stan Ansaldo Football 1,2, baseball 3,4, sports block 2,3. Sherrie Lynn Applegate Fashion show 3, transfer from San Carlos 3. Frank S. Ausiello Basketball 3,4, wrestling 3,4, gymnastics 3. Bruce Bachant Admin, pres. 3,4, class bd. 4, Boys ' Block C 3,4, football 1, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 1-4, six sports blocks. Gary Bailard Swimming 1-4, water polo, 2,4, sports blocks 1-4. Guy E. Bailey Basketball 3, band 2-4, Bandorama 2-4. Terry Elslon Baker Admin, pres. 3, class boards 3,4, Key club 2-4, track 1, soccer 3, gymnastics 2,3, band 2, sports blocks 3,4, service block 3. Henry Barenz Patricia Arlene Altieri A cappella 2-4. Bruce Alvet Admin, officer 2. Richard Ambra Richard Paul Ames Boys ' Block C 3,4, water polo 1-3, swim- ming 1,2, aquaganza 1, member All SPAL water polo team 3, sports block 3,4. Joanne Louise Amesbury Carlmonitor 2, band 1, Bandorama 1. Gloria L. Anaya Admin, v. p. 4, Spirit bd. 3, rally commit- tee 3, girls ' sports 1,3, Christmas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, a cappella 3,4, fashion show 2-4. 38 Rick A. Barnes Admin, pres. 2, v. p. 1.3. Block C 2-4, En- trineerinc club 4, water polo 1-4, swim- ming 1-4. basketball -3, wrestling 2, eight sports blocks. Richard T. Bartlett Admin, pres. 1. Bovs ' Block C, basketball 1-4, football 2,3, All SPAL basketball 2. mvp and captain basketball 2, sports blocks 2-4. John Barulich Basketball 1, baseball 2. football 3. trans- fer from St. Francis High 2. Pamela J. Baxter Steven Beattie Mary Anne Beers Class boards 3,4, admin, pres. 4, girls sports 1-4, senior ball 4, Sadie Hawkins Cheryl Ann Bell Big Sisters 1,2, girls ' sports 1-3. Barbara Bellinis Class board 4, Social-Cultural bd. 4, girls ' sports 3,4, transfer from Irvington High School 2. Dennis Beltrami Basketball 1. Susan C. Bennett Class bds. 3,4, Big Sisters 3, School Spirit bd. 2-4, Welfare 4, girls ' sports 1, var. pompon 4, fashion show 2-4, Hi-Set girl 3, Visias 2, jr. prom. Jane Bernier Caduceus 1-4, a cappella 4. Harry A. Bettencourt Class boards 1-4, jr. class pres., student council 2-4, School Spirit comm. 4, Spirit bd. 2-4, Vistas 2-4, editor 4, spring play 3,4, jr. prom 3, sr. ball 4, dances 2-4, 6 ser. blocks, 3 admin, blocks. James Richard Bettinger Admin, pres. 2,3, student council 2-4, class board 2,3, student body president 4, Boys ' Block C, CSF, basketball 1-4, track 1-4, National Merit Scholarship finalist, 6 sports blocks. Marsha Ann Bingham Admin. 4, Future Teachers club 1, spring concert 1, girls ' chorus 1. Ann Louise Bisson Class board 4, Big Sisters 2, School Spirit bd. 4, fashion show 2,4. Karen Margaret Black Latin club 1, Caduceus 1, girls ' sports 1,4, a cappella 2-4, spring concert 1-3, Christmas concert 2-4, service block. John William Bledsoe Latin club 1,2, CSF 2-4, tennis 4, band 1-4, aquaganza 1, The Boy Friend 3, spring concert 2,3, Bandorama 1-4, NCTE nominee 3, ser. block 1-3, CSF Life Membership 4. Gordon Block Wrestling 1, Gymnastics 1-4, band 1-3, aquaganza 1, sports blocks 2-4, All SPAL gymnastics 3. Kathy Blundell Future Teachers club 1, Caduceus 1. Andrew C. Boghosian Christmas concert 1-3, spring concert 1-3. Susan Botu Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports, transfer from Wakefield High School 3. Michael C. Bowling Admin, pres. 3, Engineering club 3,4, baseball 1, football 2,3. Lawrence Boyd Football 4, sports block 4, transfer from Lufkin High School, Lufkin, Texas 3. Kittle Lorraine Brandeburg School Spirit bd. 2, girls ' sports 1,2, Carl- monitor 1, transfer from Rancho Alimitos 1. Barry Brandt Buzz Brandt Swimming 1-3, water polo 1-4. Cynthia Jane Brandt Girls ' Sports comm. 4, Latin club 1, TOGS 1,2, Girls ' Block C, girls ' sports, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4, concerts 1-4, sports block, 4 ser. blocks, admin, block. Katherine Brasier Lani Broderick School Spirit bd. 3, transfer from Wood- side. Howard Randall Brooks Class boards 3,4, Welfare bd. 4, Noon Rec. 3,4, Drama club 4, soccer 3,4, base- ball mgr. 1,2, Carlmonitor 4, concerts 2-4, fall and spring plays 3,4, a cappella 2-4, sports block. 40 Lynn Cellar Big Sisters 3, Spirit board 2, girls ' sports 1,2. Mary B. Chapman Transfer from Ursuline High School, Santa Rosa 3, at Ursuline: soph class treasurer, choir. Keith Christopherson Dan Cicero Donald J. Cicero Admin, v.p. 1, baseball 1, football 1 band 1-4, Spirit bd. 4, sports block, ser block. William Cissell Graham Clark Basketball 3, tennis 3,4, soccer 4, band 3,4, Bandorama 3, transfer from El Ca- mino High School 3. Tom Colvig Swimming 1-3. Michael Bruno Track 4, Spirit board 4, transfer from Glendale High School 3. Patrick Burke Jane Burley Rally committee 4, TOGS 1,2, fashion show 2,3. Cheryl May Burnand Big Sisters 4, School Spirit bd. 3,4, jun- ior prom committee 3. Tom Carrato Noon Rec. 4, Mu Alpha Theta 2, Ray- mond E. Smith Memorial Award 2, GSF 2-4, transfer from El Gamino High School 3. Dave Combs Admin, president 4. Steve Conca Football 4, baseball 4, scholarship to Claremont College, transfer from U.S. Grant High School, Portland, Ore. 4. Jeanne Catherine Conley Admin, officer 1, Big Sisters 2,3, girls ' sports 1,2. John William Cornelius Admin, v. p. 3, All SPAL track teams 2-4, track 1-4. 3ary P. Cornell Admin, pres. blocks 2-4. 4, football 1-4, sports David Louis Cortopassi Christmas concert 1-4, Bandorama 3, dance band 3,4, orchestra 1-4, spring concert 1-4, The Boy Friend 3, Stage Door 3, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4. Richard Edward Crane Cross country 1-3, track 2,3, four sports blocks. Dolores Croletto Spirit board 2,3. Nancy Jane Crossley Big Sisters 2,3, Spirit bd. 3, class bd. 4, senior ball comm. 4, girls ' sports 1, fash- ion show 4. Susan Crossley Linda Crowley Fashion show 2,3,4. Frederick Roland Cruz A cappella 4, men ' s glee 3, transfer from George Washington Senior High School 3. Wayne F. Culp Nancy Lee Cunningham Class bds. 1-4, Spanish club 1,2, Ceram- ics club 3, Spirit bd. 4, CSF 1-4, girls ' sports 1-3, band 1-4, orchestra 3,4, con- certs 3,4, plays 3,4, aquaganza 1, 3 schol. blocks, 2 ser. blocks, Girls ' State 3. Steve F. Curtiss Admin, president 1, class bd. 4, track 2,3. Rick Dahl Scieiut ' club 2-4. wrestliiiu; 2-4. swim- min,!, ' 1,3. 2 sports blocks. Frank Dal Porto Mieke Maria Dankers Class boards 2-4, School Spirit bd. 3, Welfare bd. 4, student bodv vice-presi- dent 4, Girls ' Block C, CSF 3,4. girls ' sports 2-4, Christmas, spring concerts 1-4, sports, ser., admin, blocks 3,4. Kathleen A. Darnell Class boards 3-4, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 1-4. Viola David Girls ' sports, sports block 4, a cappella 4, concerts 3,4. JefFrey Tyson Davies Rifle club 1,2, water polo 1, swimming 1,2, tennis 4. Charlotte Delabrlandais Spirit board 2,3. Donald Del Bono Football 1, band 1-3, Bandorama 1-3. Steve Del Castello Astronomy club 4, Botany club 3, Rifle club 2, swimming 2-4. Michael De Martini A cappella 2-4, men ' s glee 1, spring con- cert 1-4, aquaganza 1, Christmas concert 1-4, Bandorama 3. David Demattei Raenette E. Dewart Admin, pres. 1, student council 1, class board 1, Big Sisters 2, School Spirit 2,3, girls ' sports 1, junior prom 3. Cheryl Leah Dinkel Big Sisters 1,2, modern dance 1,2, hockey 2, volleyball 4. Richard Dixon Elva Dotson 43 Alan A. Dougherty Jr. Eline Doyle Mike Dunsmore Vista.i 3,4. Penny Jane Fast CSF 2,3, girls ' sports 3,4, scholarship block 4, transfer from Wayne Senior High School 2. Robert Alan Flore Paula Ray Fitzgerald Transfer from Notre Dame, Belmont. Delaine Andree Eastin School Spirit board 3, class board 4, The Man Who Came To Dinner 4. Gail Echternacht Admin, vice-president 4, class boards 3,4, girls ' sports 1,2, Vistas 3, An Evening of Comedy 3. Bill Edwards Bob Ellison Football 3.4. Neil Emery Richard Nicholas Engelbert Admin, pres. 1,2, football 2,4, basketball 3,4, baseball 1,2,4, track 3. Dennis Ergas Rosie June Farris Howard Fassetl 44 Keith Fleck Ellen Carol Fleissner Class boards 3,4, Scotties 1,2, Engineer- ing 3,4, girls ' sports 4. Daylen Folsom Dan Foster Swimming 3, track 1,2, a cappella 3,4. Alexandra Mary Fotis School Spirit board 2,3, Scotties 1, open house demonstration 1,3. Glenn Fowler Lynette Francisconi Class boards 2-4, School Spirit bd. 4, Election bd. 4, Caduceus 1, Big Sisters 3, all-girls ' assembly 4. Donna Marie Frederick Big Sisters 3, girls s ports 1. Donna Friedii Class boards 1,3, Spanish club 1, Big Sis- ters 2,3, CSF 2, a capella 3, spring con- cert 2,3, Christmas concert 2,3, junior prom 3. Donald Frost Boys ' Block C 1-3, cross country 1-3, tennis 3,4, track 2, wrestling 2. Sharon Gaskell Student council 1, sophomore class sec. 2, Noon Rec. bd. 3,4, Welfare bd. 4, TOCS 1,2, CWOC 1-4, CSF 1-4, girls ' sports 1, Carlmonitor 1-4, editor 4, Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation 4. Carolyn R. Gast Class board 3, Caduceus 1, Latin club 2, CWOC 2,3, TOCS 2,3, CSF 1-4, band 2, Bandorama 2, service block 2, scholar- ship block 4, National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. Pat Gavron Transfer from Lowell High School 2. Karen Ann Gebhardt Class board 3, junior prom 3, transfer from San Diego 1. David Giacomino 45 Ruth Annette Ginsberg Transfer from Aragon High School 1. Patricia Ann Girouard Admin, pres. 1, sophomore vice-presi- dent 2, girls ' sports 1,2, orchestra 1,3,4, service block. Renee Rose Giudicelli Class board 4, Elections board 4, School Spirit bd. 4, Big Sisters 2, rally commit- tee 4, fashion show 2-4. John Gleason Admin, pres. 3, track 1, wrestling 2,4, football 2-4, men ' s glee 3, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4. George Gluck Rifle club 1,2. Cathy H. Goldman CSF 3,4, transfer from Carmel High School, Carmel, Calif. 3. Kathy Lynn Goldman Class boards, 3,4, Election bd. 4, School Spirit bd. 4, CSF 2-4, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 1-4, band 1,2, Bandorama 1-3, majorette 1-4, Carhnonitor 2, girls ' assembly 4, sports, schol., service block. Fred Grabowski James B. Gradek Philip Graf Admin, pres. 4, election code committee 4, cross country 4, soccer 4, AFS ex- change student from Belfast, Ireland. Larry Miles Grandfield Cross country 1-4, track 2,3, wrestling 4, five sports blocks. Fredric E. Graziani Advanced band 1-3, Vistas 4. JefF Greene Admin, pres. 1, basketball 1-4, football 2, sports blocks. Cheryl A. Griffin Admin, pres. 3, class boards 2,4, School Spirit board 3. Patricia Irene Griffin Admin, v.p. 2,3, class boards 3,4, Girls ' Block C 3,4, girls ' sports 1-3, aquaganza 1, An Evening of Comedy 3, sports block 3. Shirley Guth Welfare bd. 1, class bd. 3,4, School Spirit bd. 2, Big Sisters 2,3, pres. Big Sisters 4, Girls ' Block C 3,4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports, service, admin, block 3,4. Bonnie Rena Haas A cappella 3,4, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 1-4, District Music Festi- val 3. John Hacker Stephen Hall Catherine Hannigan Girls ' sports 1-4, transfer from Notre Dame 2. David Hannigan Sandra Hassett James Hatak Rebecca Haueter Fashion show 4, transfer from Mills High School 3. Randall M. Hayner Football 1-4, basketball 1-4, track 3,4, a cappella 4, spring concert 2-4, Christ- mas concert 2-4, men ' s glee 2,3, five sports blocks. Dewelynn Joyce Heeb Admin, pres. 1, Welfare bd. 1-3, Spirit bd. 2-4, class bds. 1-4, TOGS 3, Big Sisters 2-4, CSF 1, girls ' sports 1,2, Carl- monitor 1-3, concerts 2-4, scholarship block, ser. block, admin, block. Daniel C. Hellyer Boys ' sports 4, baseball 2-4, transfer from Glenbrook North High School, North- brook, Illinois 3. Eugenie Hendrick Glass bd. 4, girls ' sports 3, transfer from Memorial High School, Houston, Tex. Sue D. Henry Transfer from Bloom Township High School, Chicago Heights, Illinois 4. Kathy Hernandez Girls ' sports 1,2. Sue Higginbotham Fashion show 2-4. Allison Hincher Spanish club 4, band 4, transfer from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Wash. 4. Verna Karlene Holmquist Class bd. 3, School Spirit bd. 3, Big Sis- ters 2, junior prom comm. 3, transfer from Woodside 1. Mary Hopkins Terri Kathryn Hopp Transfer from Capuchino 3. Roy E. Horn Engineering club 3,4, Boys ' Block C 2, men ' s glee 3,4, a cappella 3,4, Christmas concerts 3,4, sports blocks 1-4. Anthony Howard Basketball 1-4, football 2, men ' s glee 3. Linda Karen Huber Future Teachers club 1, Big Sisters 2,3, Spirit bd. 3, fashion show 4. Peggy Ann Huckaby Daniel Keith Hulegaard lorrie Humeny Intermediate girls ' chorus 1,2. Jack Hunt Finance commissioner 4, admin, pres. 2,3, Finan ce bd. 2-4, Key club 2-4, Boys ' Block C 2-4, wrestling 3,4, track 1-4. Steve Hunter Joan Hurwitz Fashion show 4, transfer from Westmoor High School, Daly City 1. 48 Donald John Hutchings Key club 2,3,4, Audio Visual 3,4. Charles F. Ice Legislature 2-4, Noon Rec. bd. 4, CSF 1-4, TOCS 1-3, soccer 3,4, band 1-4, orchestra 2-4, Boys ' State 4, sports block, ser. block, scholarship block. Sally A. Iffla Pompon girl 1,2, at San Carlos, transfer from San Carlos High School 3. Linda Jean lorio Fashion show 3. Mike Jackson Henry Egor Janiszewski Track 1-3, basketball 2,3, swimming 2, transfer from Hillsdale High School 2. John Roger Jeanes Class bds. 2-4, Key club 4, FTA 1, Boys ' Block C 3,4, basketball 1-3, tennis 1-4, soccer 3,4, band 1, Carlmonitor 2-4, sports editor 3,4, sports block 2-4. David C. Jelich Admin, officer 1, baseball 1,2, basketball 3,4, football 2, track 2, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4, L ' il Abner 4, sports blocks 1-4. Ann Louise Jensen Class bds. 3,4, student council sec. 4, FTA 1, Big Sisters 3, Girls ' Block C 3,4, Noon Rec. bd. 4, Spirit bd. 4, Welfare bd 4. Elections bd. 4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block, admin, block, ser. block. Lucinda Marie Jensen Admin, pres. 3, class bds. 3,4, Spirit bd. 4, Welfare bd. 4, girls ' sports 1, fashion show 4, varsity pompon girl 4. Janet Johnson Wayne C. Johnson L ' il Abner 4. Paula Sue Jones Kathy Judd Admin, pres. 4, class bds. 3,4, Caduceus club 1, Big Sisters 3, Noon Rec. bd. 4, Elections bd. 4, Spirit bd. 4, girls ' sports 3,4, dances 3,4, ser. block 4, junior prom, senior ball. Sandra Ann Karpinski Transfer from East High School, Chey- enne, Wyoming. 49 David Kash Barbara K. Katagiri Class bds. 3,4, CSF 1-4, Twig 2-4, Cadu- ceus club 4. Michael David Keagy Freshman class pres.. Spirit bd. 2,3, Noon Rec. bd. 3, Noon Rec. comm. 4, admin, v.p. 4, Key club 3, Future Teach- ers 1, Spanish 4, track 1-3, admin., ser., schol., and sports blocks. Gold Seal. Frederick W. Kemmerle Bandorama 1,2. Michael Kerr Admin, vice-pres. 3, baseball 3,4, sports block 3,4, transfer from Serra High School 2. Patricia Ann Kerr Transfer from Tennyson High School, Hayward, California 2. Marcene Kindred Class boards 1,3,4, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4. John Stephen King Drama club 4, tennis 3,4, a cappella 2-4, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4, L ' il Ahner 4, sports block 3,4, ser. block 3. Bonnie Jo Kinkade Class bds. 3,4, Elections commissioner 4, admin, v.p. 4, Welfare bd. 1,4, Spirit bd. 4, Big Sisters 2,3, girls ' sports 1-4, junior prom, senior ball, plays 3,4, admin, block 4, ser. block 4. Colleen A. Kinsler Butch Kirehner Water polo 4, transfer from Serra High School 3. Elizabeth Kirton Class bds. 3,4, Elections bd. 4, Spirit bd. 4, girls ' sports 1-3, aquaganza 1, Band- orama 1,2, band 1,2, Christmas concerf 3, junior prom committee 3. James Edward Klawin Admin, v.p. 4, TOCS 3, Drama club 4, The Boy Friend, An Evening of Comedy, Stage Door, The Man Who Came to Din- ner, L ' il Ahner, service block 3. Noel Knutson Mike Kolb Sharon Koszowski Larry Kozub Water polo 3. Lucian Krohling James R. Kun sI Baseball 3,4, transfer from South San Francisco High 2, South City: baseball 1, basketball 1. Jan Kurtz Admin, vice-pres. 1, Scotties 1, Christ- mas concert 1, spring concert 1. Kathleen Marie Kyne Class boards 2-4, band 1-4, Bandorama 1-4, service block 2. Linda LeBaker Class board 3, Spirit board 4, transfer from Menlo-Atherton High School 3. Edwin Alexander Lehmer Cross country 1-3, track 1,2, swimming 1, sports blocks 1,2,4. Gene Lenzi Baseball 1-4, football 1-4, sports blocks 1-4. Barbara Louise Lewis Senior class vice-pres., junior prom comm., class bds. 3,4, Election bd. 4, Welfare bd. 1,4, Girls ' Block C 3,4, girls ' sports 1-4, Bandorama 1,2, sports block 3, service block 4, admin, block 4. Charles Lewis Council representative 1, class bds. 1-3, boys ' sports bd. 1-4, wrestling 2,3, gym- nastics 1,2, sports block 2. 51 Earl Lindley Alice Loo Transfer from Lowell High School, San Francisco 4, Lowell song girl 3. Tom Lord Dave Lovell Admin, officer 1, Science club 3,4, Astro- nomy club 4, soccer 3,4, a cappella, transfer from Dingle- Vale School, Liver- pool, England 1. Oavid lunn Kathleen Ann Lynch Admin, v.p. 1, pres. 2,3, class bds. 1-4, Social-Cultural comm. 4, CSF 2-4, Cadu- ceus 1,2, girls sports 2-4, aquaganza 1, fashion show 4, admin, block 3, service sports and scholarship blocks 2-4. Charles David MacDonald Engineering club 3,4, swimming 1,2. Sally Maddox Class boards 3,4, Caduceus club 2-4, An Evening of Comedy 3, girls ' chorus 2, scholarship block 3, transfer from Hills- dale 2. Kathleen Madigan Admin, pres. 4, student council 4, class board 3. 52 Steven M. Mahoney Rifle club 1, soccer 3, track 3,4, tennis 1, sports blocks 3,4. Michael J. Maloney Football 3,4. Craig Malouf Sue Markovitt Class bds. 3,4, School Spirit bd. 3,4, Elections bd. 4, Spanish club pres. 4, rally committee 3,4, Vistas 3,4, An Eve- ning of Comedy 3, L ' il Abner 4, clubs and boards sec. 4, ser., admin, block 4. Dennis G. Martin Class bds. 2-4, Welfare commissioner 4, Finance bd. 3, Key club 2-4, CSF 1-4, Block C 3,4, swimming 1-3, Model UN 4, sports, service, scholarship blocks 2-4, National Merit Finalist 4. Kathryn Ann Martin Class bds. 3-4, Publicity bd. 2,4, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 1,2,4, Christmas concert 3, spring concert 3, An Evening of Comedy 3, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4, L ' il Abner 4, sports block. Carol M. McClain Class bds. 2-4, Elections bd. 4, School Spirit 4, CSF 1-4, Block C 3,4, girls ' sports 1-4, service, sports, admin., schol. blocks, point sec. 4, Model UN 4, CSF Life Seal Member. Marilyn McCoy Class board 3, FTA 1, orchestra 1-4, a cappella 3,4, service blocks 3,4. Jean Ann McDowell Class bds. 1-4, admin, v. p. 2,4, Welfare bd. 4, Spirit bd. 2-4, Caduceus 1, Big Sisters 2-4, TOCS 1,2, girls ' sports 1-4, fashion .show 1-4, girls ' assembly 4, jr. prom., ser., admin., sports blocks. Marlene McLean Elizabeth McMahon Spanish club 4, transfer from Pierre, South Dakota 3. Sally McMeekin Big Sisters 3, The Boy Friend 3, Orches- tra 1-4, dance band 1,3, girls ' choral 2, two service blocks. Janis McNamara Sandra McRae Class board 4, admin, vice president 1. Carol Medley Finance chairman, junior prom, admin, vice president 1, Scotties 1, spring con- cert 1, Christmas concert 1, jr. prom princess. Ron Martin Transfer from James Lick High School, San Jose. Gary Martino Track 3,4, cross country 4. Cheryl Mayfield Class bds. 3,4, Drama club 4, CSF 2-4, FTA 2,3, tennis 4, The Boy Friend 3, Carlmonitor 2, concert 3, National Merit honorable mention 4, transfer from South Pasadena High 2. Cathleen McCann Martin G. McCann Class bds. 3,4, Key club 3,4, Engineering club 3,4, Block C 3,4, Welfare bd. 4, track 1-4, cross country 2-4, basketball 1, sports blocks 1-4, ser. blocks 3,4, All SPAL, All NCS, All-American 3,4. Michael John McCann Admin, pres. 2,4, v.p. 1, class bds. 1-4, jr. class v.p.. Key club 3,4, Block C 1-4, Welfare bd. 4, cross country 1-4, track 1-4, 8 sports blocks, 2 ser. blocks. All SPAL, All NCS, All-American 2-4. Bonnie L. Melton Richard Menschel Cindy Meredith Frank Messmer Football 2-4, An Evening of Comedij, a cappella 3,4, The Boy Friend 3. Charyl A. Metz Welfare bd. 1, girls ' sports 1-4, fashion show 3,4, sports block. Sandy Meyers Class bds. 3,4, Elections bd. 4, School Spirit bd. 4, girls ' sports 1-4, fashion show 1, Sadie Hawkins 3, An Evening of Comedt 3, Sock Hop 4, jr. prom 3, Girls ' Block C. Stephen Millard Creighton W. Miller Class bds. 3,4, Noon Rec. bd. 4, tennis 2,4, band 1-4, orchestra 3,4, dance band 4, District Music Festival 3,4, Bando- rama 1-4, spirng concert 3,4, Christmas concert 3,4, srevice blocks 3,4. John David Mills Admin, pres. 3,4, Welfare bd. 4, class boards 3,4, Key club 3,4, Block C 2,4, track 1-4, cross country 1-4, eight sports blocks, one service block, student ex- change with Ravenswood 3. Robert Miner Transfer from Burlingame High School 2, at Burlingame: track 1,2, a cappella 2. Arthur Mitchell Radio Electronics club 4, Enginering club 3,4. Ronnie Monte Admin, vice president 3, Christmas con- cert 2, spring concert 2. C. Wendy Moore Robert Morse Football 1, basketball 2, baseball 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4. Christopher Mosher Football 3,4, fashion show 3, spring con- cert 2-4, a cappella 2-4, Bandorama 3, See How They Run 2, Ten Little Indians 2, A 1 Evening of Comedy 3, service blocks 2-4, sports block 4. 54 Teresa Ann Mosle Class boards 3,4, admin, pres. 3, Big Sis- ters 3, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 1-4, sports block. Karen Muhilly Terry John Murphy Track 3,4, transfer from Serra High School, San Mateo 3. Grant Niles, Jr. Boys ' Block C 3, cross country 2, track 3, sports block. Janet Nolfi Spring concert 1, Christmas concert 1, junior prom decoration committee 3. Paul Nutt Timothy Patrick Murphy Admin, pres. 4, football 3,4, The Boy Friend 3, sports blocks 3,4, transfer from Western High School 2. Chuck Myrick Baseball 1-3, track 4, wrestling 4, foot- ball 1,3,4, a cappella 2-4, sports blocks 1-4, service blocks. Marlyn L. Nathan Davict S. Naufahu Jo Ann Nelson Roger B. Nelson Finance bd. 2, Science club 3,4, TOCS 2,3, Twig 2-4, editor 4, Latin club 3, Ten Little Indians 2, rally skits 3, lighting crew 2-4, service block 2-4, Carlmoni- tor 3,4, feature editor 4. William Newbold Kenneth Nichols Sophomore class pres., admin, pres. 4, Welfare board 4, Boys ' Block C 3,4, sec- cer 3,4, cross country 1-4, track 1-4, sports blocks 1-4. George Nickelson Engineering club 3,4, soccer 4. Ronald Odenheimer Rifle club 1, Radio Electronics club 4, tennis 3,4. Derry O ' Donovan Wayne Milton Oestreich Admin, pres. 2, class board 2, baseball 1,2, basketball 2, tennis 3,4. Robert Patterson Joe Pearce Tim O ' Laughlin Track 3,4, sports block 4. Fred 0]f Sports board 3, Bo s ' Sports comm. CSF 3, basketball 1-3, tennis 2-4, Carlnionitor 3,4, sports blocks. rrie Ortega . dmin. vice-president 4, junior prom committe, transfer from Crestmoor High School 3. Anita Padel Joan Pastorelli Linda Pastorelli Shirley Pastorelli Band 1-3, Bandorama 2,3, a cappella 1, transfer from San Mateo High School 2. Glenn M. Patrick Gayle Patterson Class boards 3,4, girls ' sports 1, fashion show 3. William Pearce Transfer from Washington High School I ' hoeiiix, Arizona. r • 1 56 Diane Perras Kathie Rae Petersen Girls ' sports 2,3, aquaganza 1. Richard Phillips Mike Pierce Engineering club 3,4, track 1, aquaganza 1. Nancy Elaine Pierce Scotties 1, girls ' sports 1, spring concert 2, Christmas concert 2. Robert J. Pignone A cappella 3,4. Glenda Sue Pollock Class bds. 2-4, Publicity bd. 1,2,4, Noon Rec. bd. 3, Future Teachers club 1,2, Caduceus club 4, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 1-4, L ' il Abner, sports, service, scholarship, and admin, blocks. Dorothy Laverne Ponte School Spirit board 3. Susan Potoski Class board 4, transfer from Ravenswood High School 3. Patricia Diane Powell A cappella 4, girls ' choir 2,3, Christmas concert 2-4, spring concert 3,4. Mike Prunier Engineering club 4, transfer from Riod- dan High School 3. Bernard Pugh A cappella 3,4. Patricia Quinn Glenn E. Radford Admin, pres. 1, baseball 1,2, basketball 1,2, soccer 3,4. 57 Carolyn Diane Ramer Class boards 3,4, TOCS 1,2, girls ' sports 2,3, spring concert 3, a cappella 4. Paula Louise Ramos Mary Jane Rayfleld Rally committee 4, volleyball 2, girls ' choir 2, a cappella 3,4. Rhondda Lee Reed James R. Rhodes Admin, pres. 1, water polo 1-4, swim- ming 1,2,4, band 1-4, The Boy Friend 3, service blocks 1-4, sports blocks 3,4. Doug Roberts Admin, pres. 1, class board 4, Boys ' Block C 2-4, baseball 1-4, water polo 1-4, captain 4, si.x sports blocks. Barbara Jean Robertson Publicity board 3,4, An Evening of Com- edy 3. Richard Robinson Football 1,2, a cappella 3,4, men ' s glee 2. Kenneth Rosemeyer Bill Roth Admin, pres. 2, admin, vice-pres. 3, class boards 2,3, aquaganza 1. Julian Rovere Roger Royal Class bd. 4, Noon Rec. 4, admin, pres. 4, sports bd. 4, student council 4, Block C 4, Key club 4, track 2-4, three sports blocks. Jill Christine Rushmore Admin, pres. 3, class boards 3,4, girls ' sports 3,4, transfer from Bellevue, Wash- ington 3. Suzanne Russell Shelia Ann Rutledge Basketball 1, volleyball 1, tennis 2. 58 Pete Sakelarios Admin, v.p. 1,4, Bo s ' Block C 4, basket- ball 1,3,4, ba,sebairi,2, football 2-4, five sports blocks. Kathy Jo Sams Transfer from Redondo Union High 2. Ruth Ann Sarra Transfer from Bellarmine-JefFerson High, Burbank, California 3. William Satir Michael Gent Savage Admin, pres. 2,3, class bds. 2-4, Welfare bd. 4, sr. pres., Key club 3,4, Block C 3,4, CSF 3, baseball 1, football 2,4, ten- nis 3,4, admin, block 3, ser. block 3,4, sports block 2,4, schol. block 4. Patrick H. Savage Admin, pres. 1, Welfare bd. 4, class bd. 4, Key club 4, Boys ' Block C 3,4, pres. 4, baseball 1,2, tennis 3,4, football 2-4, sports blocks 2,4. Donald O. Scheer Jane Schindler David Schmillen Drama club 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner 4, Nat ' l Merit Finalist 4, transfer from Mercer Island High School, Seattle Alleyn Schneider Jean E. Schnell Senior class secretary, C W)C 2-4, CSF 2-4. Ed Schurosky Admin, vice-president 4, football 3,4, basketball 3, sports blocks 3,4, transfer from Anchorage, Alaska 3. Patricia Mary Scott Noon Rec. 4, Social-Cultural bd. 1, Scot- ties 3, FT A 1,2, basketball 1,2, dance 2,3, fashion show 3,4, L ' il Abner 4, jr. prom 3. Joann Scripilliti David E. Seawall Block C 2-4, Key club 3, cross country 1-3, basketball 1, baseball 1, track 3,4, a cappella 4, sports blocks 1,2,4. Al Seigart Jr. David L. Seller Transfer from Columbia River High School 4. Sandra Lee Serrott Admin, v. p. 3,4, class boards 3,4, Christ- mas program 3, jr. prom decorations chairman 3. transfer from Notre Dame High School, Belmont 2. Maryllynn Shaver Class board 4, L ' il Abner 4, transfer from Argyle High School, Vancouver, British Columbia 3. Janis Sheldon Track 2, Fashion show 2-4. William Sheppard Enginering club 3,4, water polo 2-4, swimming 1,2, five sports blocks. Neill Shipley Sally Shortall Transfer from Bellevue High School, Washington 2. Vincent George Silvera Bandorama 2-4, transfer from Bay View High School, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2. Steve Silvestrini Baseball 1,2. Fran Sime Class boards 1-4, admin, pres. 2-4, Twig 4, The Boy Friend, admin., ser. blocks. Lorna Singler Class boards 3,4, admin, vice-pres. 3,4, girls ' sports 2,4, jr. prom decorations 3, Carlmonitor 3,4. Marlene Skirrow Class board 3, TOCS 1, orchestra 1-4. Linda L. Smatana Admin, vice-pres. 2, class boards 2,3, Big Sisters 2, School Spirit 3, Christmas con- cert 2, transfer from Lower Burrell, Pen- sylvania 2. Greg Smith 60 Wendy Smith Noon Recreation 4, girls ' sports 1-3, An Evening of Comedy 3, Carbnonitor 2. Janet Ann Stannard After-school sports 1-4, spring concert 1-4, Christmas concert 1-4, sports blocks, service block. ludith Staples Suzanne Starr Girls ' Sports bd. 4, Publicity bd. 1, girls ' sports 1-4. Craig J. Stensen Engineering club 3,4, gymnastics 2-4. sports block 3. Judith A. Stirling Admin, pres. 1, School Spirit 2,3, Scot- ties 3, jr. prom. William Alan Stolle Admin, pres. 4, basketball 1-3, track 2-4. Daniel Stoner Larry H. Stuart Rifle club 1,2, Radio Electronics club 4, band 1-4, Bandorama 1-4, Christmas concert 2, dance band 4. Joyce Marie Stumbo Class boards 1-4, Publicity board 1-4, Drama club 4, Bandorama 1, Christmas concert 3,4, An Evening of Comedy 3, The Boy Friend 3. Jeie Stutzman Richard Sullivan Admin, pres. 1,3, admin, v.p. 2, Boys ' Block C 4, football 1-4, basketball 1-3, track 2,4, band 2-4, men ' s glee 2, Christ- mas concert 2, sports blocks. Myrna Swaggart Class board 4, volleyball 1-4, swimming 2,3, sports block 3. 61 James Swartz Football 1-4, track 1, sports block 3. Camille Taylor Milton E. Taylor Swimming 4, water polo 4, sports blocks 4, transfer from New Mexico Military Institute 4. Nicola Taylor Latin club 2, CSF 2-4, girls ' sports 1-3, sports block 3, service block 3, scholar- ship block 3. Robert B. Taylor, Jr. Admin, vice president 2, Rifle club 1, Vistas 3. Kathleen D. Terrill Big Sisters 1, Spirit board 2, girls ' swim- ming 1,2, frosh-soph cheerleader 2, Christmas program 3. Pat Thomas Choral 1,2. Jacqueline Thompson Admin, pres. 1, admin, v.p. 2, class boards 3,4, Big Sisters 2, Spirit board 2-4, varsity pompon girl 3,4. Mary Thunemann TOCS 1, Latin club 1, Spanish club 2,3, Rifle club 2,3, Enginering club 4, .spring concert 1-4, a cappella 1-4, service blocks. Erik Tillman Advanced band and orchestra 1-4. Stina Tillman Donna Tippets Transfer from Hillsdale 3. Arlene Titlow Kenneth Torre Football 1-4, basketball 1-4, baseball 1-4, ten .sports blocks. Carol Towne Transfer from Nevada Union Senior High School, Grass Valley, California. 62 Ken Toynton Paula Trengali Transfer from Capuchino 3. Kenneth Turcotte Enginering 3,4, football 3. Barbara L. Vail A cappella 4, transfer from Notre Dame 2. Linda Vallerga Richard L. Waldschmidt Boys ' Sports board 4, baseball 1-4, sports blocks 2-4. Sheryl Ann Wallace Admin, pres. 1, Spirit bd. 1-3, Scotties 1,2, girls ' sports 3, frosh-soph cheer- leader 2. Patricia Ann Walsh Class boards 3,4, Election board 4, Noon Rec. 4, Spirit board 4, girls ' sports 1-4, Latin club 1, sports blocks. Lynn Walter Tim Ward Admin, pres. 4, class board 4, football 1, baseball 2. Brian Warkentin Christine Warren Concerts 2,3, transfer from Irving, Utah 2. Susan Warren Richard Watts Football 1-4, All SPAL and mvp 4. Clark Weaver Carole Rosalie Westphal Admin, pres. 4, v.p. 2,3, class bd. 4, Girls Sports bd. 4, Soc. Cul. bd. 4, CSF 2-4 pres. 4, girls ' sports 2-4, Twig 2,3, ser. scholarship blocks 4, Nat ' l Merit semi- finalist 4, Model UN at Berkeley. Dolores Wethere Scotties 1, Caduceus 2, Spirit board 2,3, cheerleader 2. Thomas White Admin, pres. 1, admin, vice-pres. 4, Block C 2-4, football 1-4, wrestling 1, track 1-4, a cappella 2-4, All SPAL and captain football 2, All SPAL track 2-4. Marjorie Ruth Whiteside FT A 1, School Spirit 3, girls ' sports 1, a capplela 3,4, Christmas concerts 2-4, spring concert 3,4, srevice block 3. Linda Jean Widger Class bds. 3,4, School Spirit 4, Caduceus 2,3, Drama club 4, Twig 4, Carlmonitor 2, An Evening of Comedy, The Man Who Came to Dinner, concerts 3,4, jr prom, transfer from Menlo-Atherton. Nancy Johann Williams Richard A. Williams Football 4, transfer from Serra 2. Susan Wilson Admin, vice-prse. 1, Spirit bd. 3,4, class bd. 4, girls ' sports 1, varsity pompon girl 3,4. Mary Jane Wilwerding A cappella 4. Philip Winn Admin, pres. 2, basketball 1,2, track 1, cross country 3, a cappella 1. Ellen Louise Wirgler Spring concerts 1-4, Christmas concerts 1-3, service block 4. Beverly Woodin Big Sisters 3, School Spirit bd. 3, modern dance 3, The Boy Friend, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Joan Louise Woodson Gladys K. Wright Big Sisters 4, senior representative 4, fashion show 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner, transfer from Saint Mary ' s High. Marge Wright Executive board secretary 4, class board 4, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 3. Richard L. Wright Class boards 3,4, football 1-4, soccer 3,4, gymnastics 1-3. Patricia A. Yaley Girls ' sports 1,2. Bruce Yamauchi Martha Phyline Young Fashion show 3, transfer from San Mateo High School 3. Michael A. Zapponi Wrestilng 1, gymnastics 1-3, The Boy Friend, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Catherine Ziegler Spirit bd. 3,4, student council 4, CSF 2-4, Spanish club 3, girls ' sports 1-4, aquaganza 1, Carlmonitor 2, cheerleader 2-4, head varsity cheerleader 4, service, sports, scholarship blocks 1-4. 65 Senior Poll Favorite Marge Wright Phil Graf Dolores Wetherell Stan Ansaldo Cutest Sue Bennett Fred Olson Sally McMeekin Erik Tillman Friendliest Penny Aiu Harry Bettencourt Judy Staples Dave Naufau Prettiest Eyes Cathy Goldman Bruce Bachant Jacki Thompson Gordon McBumey Prettiest Smile Sally McMeekin Tim O ' Laughlin Sally Iffla Bill Newbold Best Dressed Sandy Serrott Russ Landis Joan Hurwitz Bruce Yamauchi Most Likely to Succeed Nancy Cunningham Dennis Martin Mieke Dankers Jim Bettinger Biggest Flirt Kitty Brandenburg Roger Royal Cindy Jensen John Barulich Cutest Couple Tom White and Sue Wilson Jack Hunt and Loma Singler Most Athletic Sandy Meyers Ken Torre Judy Sterling Mike McCann Best Figure Build Gretel Lemson Bill Acheff Sandy McRae Milt Taylor Most Spirited Cathy Ziegler Harry Bettencourt Sue Bennett John Jeanes Most Talented Nancy Cunningham Rich Alberts Kathy Goldman Dave Cortopassi Biggest Goof-OflF Joyce Stumbo Mike Bowling Linda Smatana Tim Murphy Best Looking Sally McMeekin Sandy Serrott Best Personality Judy Staples Cathy Ziegler Wittiest Delaine Eastin Dolores Croletto Most Intelligent Carole Westphal Carolyn Cast Most Industrious Kathy Lynch Mieke Dankers Biggest Scatterbrain Joie Stutzman Mary Jane Wilwerdin Laziest Joyce Stumbo Barbara Robertson Sweetest Carol Medley Barbara Robertson Favorite Teacher . . Mrs. Terzich Mrs. Lyang Ken Torre Jim Kunst Tay Malouf Phil Graf Tim Murphy Rich Alberts Steve Curtiss Dennis Martin Mike Savage Mike Keagy Rich Alberts John Cornelius Mike Dunsmore Al Dougherty Harry Bettencourt Phil Craf Mr. Kovas Mr. Fasman 69 _ Student Countil The student council ' s main purpose is to better acquaint the students of Carlmont with their governmental system and to bring more students in contact with the school ' s social activities. Each administrative class elects a president and it is his obligation to attend bi-monthly meetings presided over by Mieke Dankers, student-body vice-presi- dent, and advised by social studies teacher Robert Hunter. The president then reports to his class and in this way brings go ' ern- ment a step closer to the students. This year the student council sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance and sold candy at all afternoon home basketball games. Ann Jensen Marge Wright Carol McClain Sue Markovits Student Council Secretary Executive Secretory Points Secretary Clubs and Boards Secretary 72 Front row (L to R): Maureen Hannigan, Kathleen Madigan, Mary Anne Beers, Mieke Bankers, Diane Maxon, Judie Jackson, Jane Griffith, Sally Smythe, Joan Miailovch, Fran Sime, Chris- tine Stradley. Row two: Bonnie Kinkade, Ken Nichols, Ann Jensen, Michael Keagy, Charles Ice, Jim Bettinger, Gary Quick, Fred Olson, Dick Pancoast, Mike Savage, Bruce Bach- ant, Phil Graf, Bob Juno, David Maxon. Row three: Kathy Judd, Janet Armstrong, Joan Lamaysou, Charlene Stradley, Suzette Johnston, Jo Ann Shane, Martha Judd, Rob Lawrence, Doug Roberts, Milton Taylor, Steve Grimaud, adviser Robert Hunter. Front row (L to R); Karen Smith, Jacki Kubach, Cathy Ziegler, Dankers, Greg Lee, Jack Hunt, Jay Lipson, And IV lissier, Marsha Bingham, Cynthia Brandt, Judie Peters, Lilas Frates, Linda Larson, Robert Cooke. Row three: Virginia Backus, Debbie Medina, Cynthia Kehoe, Cheri Cassity, Peggy Nugent. Robin Robillard, Nancy Witt, Sandy Huber, Mike McCann, Row two: Janis Pearce, Will Stolle, Tim Ward, Timm Seaton, Dave Keck, Paul Teldeschi, Russ Scharman, Doug Blackwell, Mark Caton, Jim Albrecht, Clay Greene, Julie Bartlett, Hans George Grover, Douglas Martin, adviser John Shannon. 73 Front row (L to R): Leslie Fong, Michael Keagy, Meg Goelz. Row two: Pat Scott, Kathy Judd, Mike Jackson, Cynthia Light. Row three: Pat Walsh, Ann Jensen, Wendy Smith, Marlene Shinazy, Ruth Samts. Row four: Doug Boostrom, Pam Gundersen, Roger Royal, Fredina Young. Row five: Richard Khamsi, Tom Carrato, Sid Smith, Charlie Ice, Randy Brooks. Noon ffec This year commissioner Mike Keagy, assisted by Mrs. E ' elyn Tresnon, got noon rec. oflF to a successful start with the noon movies. To brighten dull winter lunch periods, the commission arranged dances and badminton indoors. In spring there was a car show where many makes and models were displayed. finan€e Mike Keagy Commissioner The Finance board, advised by Arthur Cutler, arranged the budget and helped raise money for the student b ody funds by selling student body cards, tickets at games, and pictures. Student body card prices increased from three to four dol- lars. This year the commissioner was Jack Hunt and the secretary was Joan Lamaysou. Jack Hunt Commissioner Front row (L to R): Kathy Freeman, Joan Cabler, Cindy Chance, Jean Bennett, Jamie Francisconi. Row two: Lauri Simpson, Joan Lamaysou, Anita Baker, Barbara Young, Becky Walker, Valerie Coie. Row three: Chris Peterson, Sherry LafFerty, Betty Normand, Rick Khamsi, George Walther. 74 Publicity The job of publicizing school functions was hard and time-consuming, but it was done professionally b ' Carlmont ' s pub- licit ' board. The members of the board, with Corey Hitchcock as commissioner and Richard Inman as ad iser. informed students of games, dances, and other spe- cial activities. Front row (I to R): Cynthia Chow, Maureen Fastenau, Jill Taylor, Corey Hitchcock. Row two: adviser Richard Inman, Anita Baker, Lynn Martin, De De Boyd. Corey Hitchcock Commissioner Social Cultural A major project this year of commis- sioner Kathy Lynch and the members of the Social Cultural board was the selec- tion of six Carlmont students to represent Kenya at the model United Nations. The board also organized the canned food drive at Christmas time. Carlmont ' s new dean of girls, Mrs. Stewart, is the adviser of the board. Front row (L to R); Jane Tompkins, Sally Smythe, Joan Miailovich, Jane Griffith. Row two: Kathy Ragan, Lynn Neumann, Cindy Tripp. Row three: Carole Westphal, Kathy Lynch, Barbara Bellinis , Ginger Miller. Kathy Lynch Commissioner Sthool Spirit V Front row (I to R): Sally Smythe, Diane Peterson, Karen Clarke, Joan Miailovich, Jane Griffith, Gerry McBride. Row two: Timothy Murphy, Sue Wilson, Jacquie Thompson, Sherry Langbein, Cindy Jensen, Erica Wagner, Nancy Beattie, Cathy Ziegler, Adrienne Lopez, Nancy Kilday. Row three: Elaine Vogt, Kathy Pool, Valerie Coie, Sherri Conca, Kathy Darnell, Liz Kirton, Carol McClain, Jane Bernier, Nancy Gillingham. Row four: Randy Westphal, MaryEllen Bisson, Renee Giudi- celli, Kathy Judd, Pat Walsh, Louise Bisson, Jeani Franklin, Jan Haight, Carol Wilkerson, Judy Darnell. Row five: Dina Wightman, Mary Feys, Therese Hetu, Sannie Kenton, Duana Petersen, Jean Bennett, Joan Lamaysou, Pat Trippet, Karen Reeves. Row six: Marilyn Myhre, Glenna Perce, Jill Carnevale, Cathy Roth, Sue Feachen, Marlee Rodigue, Pat Rohde, Ed Lehmer, Linda Wilkerson, Pat Tice, Dick Smith. Row seven: Maureen Nolan, Jan Talbert, Mike Bruno, Coimie Bedford, Don Cicero, Susan Demaree, Craig Dewart, Harry Bettencourt. Game enthusiasm ran high this year, owing to the work of Harry Bettencourt, commissioner of school spirit, his board, and ad iser Robert Hunter. They planned rallies, made posters, and sold rooters ' buttons. The board arranged Home- coming week and, during basketball season, sold pickles to the theme of Pickle Palo Alto. Harry Bettencourt Commissioner 76 Ele€tions Bonnie Kinkade Commissioner The Election board, under the super- vision of Bonnie Kinkade and adviser John Shannon, handled the registration of students and the voting in various elections. The group was split into three committees, which took care of publicity, registration, and typing. The board also planned the spring campaign assembly. Front row (L to R): Robert Cooke, Lynette Francisconi, Carol McClain, Bonnie Kinkade, Kathy Darnell. Row two: Benita Petros, Maggie Schar- man, Kathy Judd, Sue Markovits. Row three: Renee Giudicelli, Sharon Chin, Rhoda Woo. Row four: Louise Bis.son, Debbie Barr, Bruce Fraer, Liz Kirton, Linda Hartman. Welfare Front row (I to R): Jean McDowell, Susan Bennett, Ann Jensen, Bonnie Kinkade. Row two: Pat Savage, Mike Savage, Mark Caton, Barbara Lewis. Row three: Ken Nichols, Dennis Martin. Dennis Martin Commissioner The promotion of school betterment and self-government were the principal aims of the Welfare board, advised by Jack Schreder. Commissioner Dennis Martin and his board kept the tradition of the morning flag ceremony alive, held car safety checks, and a highly original anti-litter campaign. 77 Girls Sports Front row (L to R): Cynthia Brandt, Chris Peterson. Row two: Carole West- phal. Sue Starr. Cynthia Brandt Commissioner The Girls ' Sports board, under the lead- ership of commissioner Cyndy Brandt and adviser Miss Inez Nagai, made possible various after-school sports actix ' ities for girls. This year the board was successful in holding several meets between district schools in which Carlmont girls placed high. Boys ' Sports Fred Olson Commissioner Under the active leadership of boys ' sports commissioner Fred Olson, the Boys ' Sports board sold football programs at all home games, awarded trophies to athletes, and brought the gym display of athletes ' pictures up to date. With the help of adviser Bill Hurst, they started an athlete-of-the-week award and sponsored the donkey-basketball game. Front row (L to R): Chuck Lewis, Will Stolle, Dan Hellyer. Row two; Robb Gruman, Alan Dougherty, Fred Olson. 78 Front row (L to R): Joe Montenero, Mike Repas. Row two: Steve Bennett, Dave Wong, Wayne Smith. Row three: Robert Sabo, Doug Boostrom. AudiO ' visual With about 110 pieces of equipment at their disposal, the Audio-visual crew set up the various devices needed for such school e ' ents as the noon recreation mov- ies, dances, rallies, assemblies, and sports events. Adviser was Robert Robinett; Doug Boostrom was chief of crew. Boys ' Block C Advisers Glenn Kovas and Ron Sweet and president Pat Savage carried the Boys ' Block C through its many activities successfully. To achieve its goal of per- forming services for the school and com- munity and fostering good will among the athletes of Carlmont, the organization sponsored a Christmas toy drive and ended the year with a varsity athlete banquet. Front row (L to R): Doug Roberts, Mike Savage, Pat Savage, Jim Bettinger, Bruce Bachaiit, John Jeanes. Row two: Dennis Martin, Robb Gruman, Gordon Crowell, Mike McCann, Tom Wake, Dave Keck. Row three: Gordon Gallic, Michael Boehme, Larry Jower, Dave Walsh, Jack Hunt, Rick Barnes, adviser Ronald Sweet. Row four: Hans Dankers, Mark Gaton, GeofF White. Key Club Front row: David Caplan. Row two (L to R): Tim Swett, Larry Jower, Den- nis Martin, Greg Grover, Gary Caletti. Row three: Tom Wake, Hans Dankers, Gordon Crowell, Dave Wong, George Walther, adviser Mel Johnson. Row four: Mike Savage, Pat Savage, Geoff White, Jack Hunt, Gerald Bowling. Row five; Mark Caton, Mike McCann, Martin McCann, Terry Baker, John Mills. Thanks to the paperback bookstore, which does a thri ' ing business, the Key club has the greatest financial backing of all the clubs. This year it again sponsored the annual Turke - Trot. The club also served the school by sanding the backs of desks on which students had carved their names. The president was Jack Hunt and adviser was Mel Johnson. Big Sisters President Shirley Guth led the activities of the Big Sisters club which merged this year with Scotties. It is the purpose of Big Sisters to welcome new students and to acquaint them with the campus. Miss Beatrice Kuharski was adviser, and Suz- ette Johnston was vice-president. Front row (I to R): Janet Kabatchnick, Janice Elmore, Bonnie Johnson, Linda Wilkerson, Judy Rainey. Row two: Joan Miailovich, Diane Peter- son, Kathi Ragan, Shirley Guth, Miss Beatrice Kuharski (adviser). Row three: Linda Slater. Linda Tardif, Pat Tice, Pat Rohde, Karen Reeves. Row four: Sherry LafFerty, Kathy Pool, Ginger Wilcox, Chris Peterson, Barbara Stumbo. 80 CSF The California Scholarship federation is an honor society for students who main- tain high scholastic averages. Under the leadership of adviser Pete Eitzen, the club made its annual spring field trip. This year ' s officers were: president, Carole Westphal; vice-president, Xancy Eranosian; and secretary, Stephanie Nicholetti. Front row (I to R): Carolyn Ford, btacey Smith, Gary Caletti, Claudia Carlson, Joan Gabler, Marcie Smith. Row two: Stephanie Nicoletti, Ruth Hayler, Bonnie Stone, Dennis Martin, Joan Lamaysou, Nancy Cunning- ham, Nancy Eranosian. Row three: Erica Wagner, Penny Fast, Carole Westphal, Art Hopgood, Jim Whitney, Brad Stienstra, Jay Lipson. Row four: Tom Carrato, Hans Bankers, Cathy Ziegler, Terry Pisenti, John Bledsoe, Clint Sterry, adviser Pete Eitzen. Cadu€eus The Caduceus club, under the guidance of president Ruth Samts and adviser Mrs. Shirley Stiles, taught its members good health practices. For their main service porject of the year, the group sold cookies to Carlmont students, with the proceeds being sent as donations to the USS Hope. Lectures and films rounded out a busy year. Front row (L to R): Suzi Pollock, Pat McMahon, Nancy Mc- Gregor, Siggy Scribner. Row two: Pat Greenawalt, Jane Bernier, Pat Wiedeman, Maureen Girouard. Row three: Rata Samts, Fredina Young, Sally Maddox, Christie East, Mrs. Shirley Stiles (adviser). 81 Short stories, essays, poems, and carica- tures from the creative writers of Carl- mont were added together to make Trcig, Carlmont ' s literary magazine. President Roger Nelson and adviser Ted Brammer, assisted by editorial board members Cindy Light, Fran Sime, and Jean Schnell, sifted out the best contributions to make a fine mgtgazine. Front row (L to R): Cynthia Light, Ruth Hayler, Fran Sime. Row two: adviser Ted Brammer, Bruce Fraer, Roger Nelson. Spanish Club This year the Spanish club, under the direction of president Sue Markovits and adviser Tom Marks, had many sales days in order to raise a scholarship fund to send students to Mexico. The members felt this was the best way to fulfill their purpose of bettering the relations between the United States and and Latin Ameri- can countries. Front row (L to R): Nancy Silver, Shirley Johnson, Sue Waldschmidt, Alli- son Hincher, Pat McMahon, Stacey Smith. Row two: Jane Tompkins, Joan Miailovich, Nancy Fisher, Lynne Neumann, Sue Markovits, Dina Wightman. Row three: adviser Thomas Marks, Liz McMahon, Christie East, Nancy Eranosian, Ginger Miller, Elizabeth Young, Mike Cole, Suzette Johnston. Girls ' Blotk C The Girls ' Block C used the profits from its monthly doughmit sales to sponsor ac- tivities which would promote school spirit. This year the club ' s main project was the all-girls ' assembly at which Mrs. Bernice Stewart, the new dean of girls, was wel- comed. Miss Inez Nagai was adviser, and Ann Jensen was president. Front Row (L to R): Ruth Hayler, Joan Gabler, Carol McClain, Suzi Pollack. Second Row: Ann Martin, Gayle Garner, Ann Jensen, Joanne Griffin. Third Row: Cyndy Brandt, Joan Lamaysou, Kathy Goldman, Sherry Lafferty. Sitting (I to R): Bonnie Kinsler, Sharon Gaskell. Standing: Roger Nelson, Harry Bettencourt, Valerie Coie, John Jeanes. Quill and Stroll The Carlmont chapter of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists, was newly or- ganized this year. Milton Goldman is the adviser. Members must be juniors or sen- iors and stand in the upper third of their class scholastically and they must have done superior work in journalism or on a school publication. Their first projects were drawing up a constitution and by- laws and naming their chapter. 83 Radio - ele€troni€5 The Advanced Science club, under ad- ' iser Walter Cottle, was an organization for students who wished to further their scientific knowledge by discussion, in- structional films, and field trips. The club was dedicated to promoting extra-curric- ular interest in science. Front row (L to R): Ronald Hall, Kim Banks, Roger Nelson, Art Hopgood. Row two: Mark Foote, Ken Lew, Eugene Sanders, Mike McCabe, Bob Sabo, adviser Walter Cottle. Advanced Science The new Radio-Electronics club, ad- vised by Leo Campey, built an amateur radio station and took a field trip to Len- kurt. They also repaired radios, televi- sions, and other electronic equipment to collect money for their other activities. The club ' s officers were Ron Odenheimer, president; Mark Foote, vice-president; Doug Martin, treasurer; Mike McCabe, secretary. Front row (L to R): Barry Rose, Edward Bolitho, Bill Hudson. Row two: Eugene Sanders, Mark Foote, Stephen Hanselman. Row three: Mike McCabe, Ron Odenbeimer. 84 engineering The Engineering club advised by Car- roll Jensen, prepared advanced drafting students for industrial occupations and college. The club also raised money for equipment and built a revolving Christ- mas tree display for the school. The ofi- cers this year were Ken Torre, president, and Ellen Fleissner, secretary. THE ENGINEERING CLUB ' S MUSICAL CHRISTMAS TREE. Front row (L to R): John Laub, Rick Barnes, Mary Andrade, Ellen Fleiss- ner. Row two: Randy Donavan, Dennis Mobley, Gordon Crowell, Steve Grimaud. Row three: Robert Sabo, Tom Larsen, Mike Bowling, Mike Prunier, Craig Stensen. Astronomy The Astronomy club was not really a club in the full sense of the word. Its meetings were informal work sessions during which the club ' s few members worked at grinding mirrors for reflecting telescopes. But with the help of adviser Jerret Rollins, they gained valuable knowledge of astronomy. Front r6w (L to R): Doug Spangle, Greg Gordon, Tim Swett. Row two: adviser Jerrett Rollins. Drama The Masque Scots, a newly organized drama group, successfully produced noon plays and skits for rallies and also helped eighth-grade classes at local schools with their productions. Drama teacher Richard Ramos was adviser and Rich Alberts president. Front row (I to R): Mike O ' Mazley, Sherrie Killean, Laurie Palmer, Anita Silvera, Kathy Ragan, Richard Odenheimer. Row two: Vicky Scarlett, Linda Kozub, Pat Jackson, Tish Glassey, Meg Goelz, Elaine Vogt, Ann Girouard, Doug Spangle. Row three: Sue McMahon, Pam Gundersen, Donna Lai, Carolyn Hurley, Kristine Greenlaw, Kitty Jones, Gayle Gar- ner, Howard Lewis, Tim O ' Brien. Row four: adviser Richard Ramos, Mary Glardy, Gail Meyer, Randi Westphal, Randy Brooks, Rich Alberts, Jim Klawin, Edie Walker, Steve King, Sue McMurtry, Mike Zapponi. 86 Front row (L fo R): Roberta Hincher, Leslie Hincher, Vicky Scarlett, Benita Petros, Linda Kozub, Joan Miailovich. Row two: Peggy Law, Dian Owens, Maggie Scharman, Jean Bennett, Diane Peterson, Mrs. Marie Slate (adviser). Row three: Cheryl Winslow, Trudy Walton, Daphne White, Jan Salopek, Melanie Perstein. Row four: Linda Weyrick, Marlene Shinazy, Chris Schmillen, Richard Khamsi. Row five: Mary Pless, Nanette Forrest, Christine Peterson, Idell McCallum. French Club Although the French ckib was rela- tively new around Carlmont, it was none- theless quite active in school activities, having planned three food sales, a dance, and a potluck dinner for a French ex- change student from San Carlos High. Linda Weyrick was president and Mrs. Marie Slate adviser. £7 Mf Day ' Assembly School officially began September 12, 1964 at 8:00 o ' clock, and judging from the enthusiastic screams of old friends meeting again after being separated for the summer and the roaming of docile freshmen through the corridors, it was bound to be a great year. The annual Hi-Day assembly intro- duced students to our new leaders, teach- ers, including our new dean of girls, Mrs. Bernice Stewart, and popular exchange student Phil Graf from Belfast, Ireland. FRIENDLY CARLMONT STUDENTS AT HI-DAY ASSEMBLY. ti; 90 91 i O.K.! I ' LL TAKE YOU ALL ON. 92 Sadie Hawkins Dante With hay on their toes, Carlmont Dog- pt tchers whirled their way through an- other successful Sadie Hawkins dance. The annual event was held on October 30. Students danced to the backwoods beat of the Stingrays. Couples got hitched at Marryin Sam ' s booth, and gold wed- ding bands were iven to the couples after the ceremonte DOGPATCHERS MOVE INTO CARLMONi or V . 94 Home€oming Though dampened by pouring rain, Homecoming 1964 started with the sophomore class winning a trophy for having the most members wearing blue and gray on Monday. Tuesday was Pledge Day, when all loyal Scots pledged their allegiance against the Sequoia Cherokees. Mike McCann, Nancy Kilday, and Denis Mobley took prizes for the most artistic, most spirited, and neat- est posters, respectively, for Banner and Poster Day on Thursday. On Friday, Scots wore black to mourn the death of the Cherokees. Friday evening a pre-game rally was held at Terremere field and the spirt built to the burst- ing point. Half-time was the highlight of the evening when Erica Wagner was crowned Homecoming Queen and Nancy Kilday, Cathy Ziegler, Cindy Jensen, and Jane Griffith were named to her court. Came the second half and the spirit volcano erupted, but unfortunately the mighty Scots fell to Sequoia and so ended Homecoming 1964. 1963 QUEEN MARY LANGBEIN CROWNS ERICA WAGNER. 97 TAe Man Who Came to Dinner I ' D LIKE YOU TO MEET MY MUAAMY. ' CAST Mrs. Ernest W. Stanley Kitty Jones Miss Preen Melody Marion Richard Stanley David Cortopassi June Stanley Cynthia Light John Bruce Fraer Sarah Roberta DeWeese Mrs. Dexter Edith Walker Mrs. McCutcheon Carol Lubke Mr. Stanley Randy Brooks Maggie Cutler Nancy Cunningham Dr. Bradley David Schmillin Sheridan Whiteside James Klawin Harriet Stanley Sally Smythe Bert Jefferson Michael Zapponi Professor Metz Richard Alberts The Luncheon Guests Robert Morse, William Cissell, Richard Dixon Mr. Baker Terry Vaudell Expressman Steve King Lorraine Sheldon Delaine Eastin Sandy Kent Bobbins Beverly Carlton ... Robert Houlihan Wescott Tom Moon Radio Technician Michael Cole Banjo . . George Plunk Two Deputies .... Michael Winston, John Gleason FACULTY STAFF Director Jay Deck Technical Director Richard Ramos TECHNICAL STAFF Student Director Judy Black Lights . . . Roger Nelson, Rick Khamsi, Pete Cornell Make-up .... Paula Williams House and Refreshments Bea Wagner Publicity Judi Jackson, Karen Clarke Costumes Linda Slater Tickets and Programs Becky Walker Properties . Gayle Garner Stage Managers Bill Cissell, Sherrie Gotelli Ushers Maureen Fastenau 98 99 Turkey Trot 102 Christmas Assembly Da Eastside Aristotrats ' ' Da East Side Aristocrats, ' a play pro- duced by the seventh period Drama III and IV classes and directed by Jay Deck, was presented to the student body during both lunch periods in February. MOTHER, PLEASEl 103 Claudia Carlson Seniors Editor Sue Markovits Sue Mayo rnie Tompkins Activities Editor Classes Editor Photographer Fred Graziani Liz Jacobs Nancy Kilday Photographer Sales Manager Sports Editor 105 The Carlmonitor staff published fourteen issues this school year, under the direction of editor Sharon Gaskell, feature editor Roger Nelson, sports editor John Jeanes, and news editor Bonnie Kinsler. On the news page, the major stories covered a teacher and student caught in the northern Cali- fornia flood, the senior-junior feud for possession of the magaphone, the cafeteria sit-in staged by SNIFFLE, and the model United Nations at which Carlmont represented Kenya. Roger Nelson amused the campus with his Jolly Roger column, and sports editor John Jeanes continued the traditional Locker Room column. The paper was printed at the Menlo Park Re- corder oflBce. Mascot Rich Alberts cheered the editors when working late at the shop. Sharon Gaskell Editor-in-chief i Seated (I to R): Betty Normand, Lorna Singler. Standing: Sheila Young, Heather Wilson, Greg Moon. Tront row (L to R): Kathy Ragan, Anita Silvera, Jean Bennett, Geri Richek, Marcie Smith. Row two: Steve Harms, Randy Bull, Judie Jackson, Linda Avery, Carolyn Burley. Row three: Don Hutchings, Jon Hodson, Randy Brooks, Rich Alberts. I Roger Nelson Bonnie Kinsler John Jeanes Feature Editor Picture Editor Sports Editor 107 Donkey HEV FELLAS, IT ' S EMPTY! 108 109 112 118 O 6 Junior Class Offiters Front row (l to R): Sharon Nichols, Sherri Conca, Joan Miailo- vich, Jane Tompkins. Row two: Linda Spear, Diane Maxon, Sally Smythe, Jane Griffith, Erica Wagner. Row three: Joan Lamaysou, Dina Wightman, Jan Talbert Maureen Mahoney, Linda Ohran, Suzette Johnston. Row four: Judy Jackson, Char- lene Stradley, Gerry McBride, Jackie Evans, Kitty Jones. Row five: Gary Quick, Pete Gebhardt, Dave Keck, Hans Dank- ers, Mike Bell, Robb Gruman, Rob Lawrence. 120 Juniors 1 - ■■' Adier, Alexis Albert;, Sandy Albrecht, Jim Anderson, Jim Anderson, Rick Arata, Charlie Armstrong, Janet Astrella, Jerry Austin, Emery Avery, Candy Babb, Ann Baker, Anita Barnard, Linda Barnes, Bruce Barr, Debbie Bartlett, Julie Barsocchini, Rich Bateman, Kathleen Bates, Russ Bayona, Audrey Beanan, Mike Beattie, Nancy Bechthold, Carol Becker, Jim Bedford, Connie Bell, Mike Bennett, Susi Bernal, Clyde Bernier, Paul Bettencourt, Ed Bettinger, Robert Binetti, Brent Binetti, Debbie Bisson, Mary Ellen Black, Judy Blossom, Steve Boehme, Mike Bohlen, Dan Boostrom, Doug Botu, Mario Bowling, Gerald Bradfield, Bill Bragato, Nancy Brewer, Sharon Briano, Gloria Brinegar, Cheryl Broock, Shirley Brown, Joanne Brown, Ken Brown, Lynn Browne, Tim Bull, Carol Burke, Kirk Campodojico, Steve Cannata, Chris Caplan, David Juniors Carlson, Claudia CaiT, Terry Cartmell. Jane Cartmell, Joan Can ' er, Lynn Cassady, Colleen Cave, Gene Champion, Peggy Convey, Mike Cooke, Ian Cooks. Mary Corcoleotes, George Cornell, Pete Cowan, Linda Cowan, Tom Crowell, Gordon Champlin, Ginny Chance, Cindy Chaney, Alexa Charlton, Mary Ann Cheeseman, Ken Chin, Sharon Chow, Cynthia Christian, Linda Clarke, Karen Clements, Kathy Coie, Valerie Cole, Mike Colgate, Richard Conhiser, Linda Connelly, Bill Connolly, Robert Cummins, Margaret Cunningham, Dale Damico, Sam Dankers, Hans Darby, Sheila Darling, Bill Darnell, Judy Davidson, Joan Dayson, William Deane, Steve Delescale, Bob Demattei, Sue DeShields, Craig Dcusterman, Sharon DeWeese, Bobbi Dickow, Robert Drotleff, Tom Duryea, Jean Dvorak, Chuck East, Christie Edgar, Lorlee Egan, Maureen Eikenberry, Fred Elliot, Jere Elliott, Joanne Enfinger, Dennis Eranosian, Nancy Ergas, Nannette Erikson, Richard Evans, Jacqueline Facchini, Lynn Fait, Sue Falbo, Galudia Farey, Carole Farthing, Dawn Fassett, Hal Fastenau, Maiu ' een Fastenau, Sharyn Feitelberg, Phil Fernffridez, Den 122 Juniors Ford, Carol -n Forseth. Judi Foss. Sue Fowler. Sherry Franklin. Cliiford Frates, Lilas Frederick. Mar - Fuentes. Fredina Fulton. Richard Futrell, B Gabler. Joan Gaffigan. Pani Gage. Charles Gallic, Gordon Galliven, Judy Ganimon, Terri Giron, Anette Gjedsted. Alan Glo er. Nancy Gluck. Elaine Goldman. Mike Gough, Jessie Green. Jon Greenswalt. Pat Griffin. Joanne Griffith. Jane Griffiths. Sandi Grimaud. Steve Grosberg. Barbara Gniman, Robb Gundersen, Pamela Haffev Gean Heapes, George Hemsley, Levita Henning, Larry Heyer, Li Hickey, Frank Hillerby, Martin Hintz, Bob Hitchcock, Corey Hochstatter, Ted Hodson, Jon Holloway, Tom Holmquist, Chuck Hopgood, Art Hopp, Mark Horn, Bob Houlihan, Bob F erraris, Bob Feys, Mary Fields, Janet Fiore, Linda Fitch, Dan Flanigan, David Foote, Dave Forcier, Jeff Garner, Gail Gauntt, Bruce Gay. Hobie Gebhardt, Bruce Gebhardt, Pete Gerrans, Lee Giganti, Paul Gillingham, Nancy Hagaman, Linda Hamrin , Christina Harms, Steward Harrison, John Hartman, Linda Harvard, Hal Hayler, Ruth Healy, Marlene 123 Junior Prom: VII Di La Juniors Howell, Mike Hurd, Da e Hurd, Doug Hiirely, Bob Hyland, Phil Inman, Chris Irwin, Ken Jackson, Judie Jacobs, Liz Jahnke, Jim James, Signe Jenkins, Earl Jensen, Alan Johnson, Sheila Johnston, Suzette Jones, Kitty Jower, Larry Kalvass, Paul Karren, Kathy Kasich, Sandy Kates, Elaine Keagy, Steve Keck, Dave Kehoe, Cynthia Kelly, Jack Kelton, Steve Kilday, Nancy King, Jerry Kinne, Jim Kinsler, Bonnie Kirchner, Andy Knox. Randy Kranich, Leslie Kraut, Bob Kroeplin, Margi LaBarbera, Kevin LaDue, Jane Lafferty, Sharon Laidlaw, Mary Lamaysou, Joan Lander, Joe Landy, Maureen Juniors Langbein, Sherry Larson, Clair Larson, Gene LaRussa, JefiFrey Laub, John Lawrence, Rob LeZotte, Bruce LeZotte, Renee Light, Cynthia Lindsey, Robert Lipson, Jay Locke, Fred LoGiiidice, Rich Long, Doug Lopez, Adrienne Lorenzen, Tom Loring, Jim Liibke, Carol Luck, Dick Lueder, Tom Lye, Judy Macaire, Ron MacDonald, Kerry Madsen, Carla Madsen, Don Magill, Steve Mahoney, Maureen Mann, Paula Mantzoros, Spnd Marion, Melody Marlin, Marie Marrs, Trudi Marsh, Bob Martin, Lynn Mason, Penny Maxon, Diane Mayer, Bob McArdle, Jerry McBride, Gerry McCallum, Idell McClure, Brad McGilvray, Jeff McMichael, Diane McMurtry, Sue 126 Juniors McNeill, Tom McQuagge, JoAnne Merz, John Miailovich, Joan Miles, Robyn Miller, Ginger Miller, Kendra Mobley, Dennis Molyneux, Don Montante, Gary Montenero, Joe Montgomery, Sam Moody, Doug Moon, Tom Moore, Dave Morell, Gary Morgan, Joyce Morrell, Kenneth Morrison, Winifred Morse, Penny Moss, Steve Mossawir, Mark Muhilly, Mike Mullen, Judie Mulley, Carol Murray, Mike Myhre, Bruce Myhre, Marilyn Nash, Doug Needier, Mike Neermann, Cherri Negro, Carol Neumann, Lynne Newman, Terry Nichols. Sharon Nolan, Maureen Normand, Betty Noteman, Bill Noteman, Richarc Oakley, Kent O ' Brien, Mike O ' Connor, Sharor Ohran, Linda Olhiser, Jerry Okerlund, Tom Orecchia, Paul Osaki, Phyllis GIRLS AT THE JUNIOR FUN NIGHT. Outten, Fraser Oviatt, Merry Owens, Pamela Palm, Jim Palmer, Mike Paneoast, Dick Pardee, Toni Parent, Jim Pisenti, Terry Pitzer, Howard Polanco, Joanne Pool, Kathy Poore, Lydia Porter, Cheryl Porter, Robert Poulsen, Rich Robertson, Linda Rodrigue-s, Carol Rose, Freda Rosellini, Ron Roskin, Sandy Rudnick, Stanley Ruff, Cheryl Sabo, Robert Sanits, Ruth Sanders, Barry Scharman, Rnssell Schlocker, Al Schinierer, Larry Schiiltz, Mark Scott. Dale Sci ibiier, Margie 128 Juniors 129 [ I Juniors Vinay, John Vivaldo, Karen Von Berg, Dottie Wagner, Bea Wagner, Erica Wake, Tom Walden, Brad Waldschmidt, Bill White, Goeff White, Penny Whitney, James W ' ightman, Dina Wilka, Gary Wilhite, Mel Wilkerson, Carol Williams, Chris Wiliams, Paula Williams, Val Wilson, Heather Wilson, Terry Witt, Cheryl Wohler, La Rue Wold, Pete Woo, Rhoda Wood, Bill Woodman, Bob Yamauchi, Brad Yegohian, Paula Young, Barbara Young, Fredina Young, Sheila 130 Sophomore Class Olthers Stephanie Nicoletti Vice-president . . Mark Caton President Randi Simpson Secretary Front row (L to R): Jacki Kubach, Marcie Smith, Sandy Huber, Martha Judd, Barbara Richter, Kathy Fastenau. Row two: Kathy Freeman, Jill Carnevale, JoAnn Shane, Evelyn Pinkiert, JoAnn Burnand, Bebe Jean, Kathy Wrahtz. Row three: Nancy Bull, Bonnie Johnson, Chris Stradley, Pat Rohde, Sue Feachen, Linda Marson, Robin Robillard, advisor Joel Leetham. Row four: Duana Peterson, Timm Seaton, Bob Juno, George Grover, Maureen Hannigan, Stephanie Nicoletti, Jean Bennett, Carol Reshatoff, Nancy Giles, Leslie Fong, Virginia Backus. Row five: Glenn Uhlig, Ken Lew, Mike Winston, Brad Stienstra, Bruce Fraer, Randi Simpson, Karen LaMantia, Karen Reeves. Row six: Dave Maxon, Mark Caton, David Reiss, Don Hauff, George Walther, Barry Titlow, Kerry Redican. sophomores Abell, Craig AchefiF, Ivan Adame, Judy Allen, Jack Amundson, Bob Amundson, Melanie Anaya, Jack Anderson, Kathy Anderson, Marsha Andrade, Laura Ankele, Chad Arehart, John Aul, Richard Avery, Linda Bacallao, Rafael Backus, Virginia Baird, Richard Baker, Rich Baldwin, Cathy Balestrero, Dan Banaag, Ken Banks, Kim Barazota, Ron Barnett, Steve Barrett, Pam Barsotti, Kathy Bartlett, Jim Batdorf, Bev Bates, Bob Bates, Roger Bates, Ron Bauer, Peggy Baumann, Chris Bayne, Arhne Bayne, Chris Beal, Dorene Beall, Jim Beaman, Mary Beanan, Steve Bearce, David Beauchamp, B. J. Bell, Tom Bellinis, Carol Bench, Sandy Bendell, Darlene Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Jean Benton, Ernie Berkhouse, Marty Beuchat, Beth Bevil, Betty Bielen, Marianne Birge, Artie BischofF, David Bishop, Frank Bjorman, Holly 132 Sophomores Blackwell, Paul Blake, Dennis Blake, Steve Block, Kevin Boardman, Dan Boccio, John Boger, Bill Bonilla.s, Dan Bon ani, Judy Boreen, Beverly Bosse, Jim Bouchard, Greg Boyd, Cynthia Bradfield, Henry Bragg, Carrie Brindley, L arry Bri. ;tol, Tom Brown, Larry Brown, Sue Brown, Tim Broderick, Michael Bromell, Barbara Bruno, Joe Buchalter, Brier Buchalter, Marc Bull, Nancy Bull, Randy Burges.s, Thoma.s Burley, Carolyn I3urley, Kathleen Burkhart, Linda Burnand, Jo Ann Calabrese, Ralph Caletti, Gary Carnevale, Jill Carrion, Craig Carroll, Gary Carroll, Gloria Caton, Mark Chantler, Becky Cirimele, Gary Colby, Ja,son Conto.s, Carol Cooper, Dale Cortopassi, Joanne Cotton, Pat Crane, Barbara Crowell, Judy Gulp, Steven Dale, Bruce Dal Porto, Ted Daw.son, Linda WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GIRLS? Sophomores Dearth, Bill Delucchi, Kathy Demaree, Susan Dewart, Craig DiMare, htevc Dormoy, Robert Dowdall, Micheal Doyle, Steve Doyle, Tom Dresselhau,s, Bruce Dreyer, Valerie East, Tom Eastland, Tom Eaton, Bruce Echternacht, Susan Edminster, Richard Ellis, Sherri Elmore, Janice Elwell, Christina Emery, Kathy English, Phil Eranosian, Joanne Erb, Tom Estabrook, Pam Evans, Ron E ' enson, Chris Fassett, Helaine Fastenau, Cathi Feachen, Sue Ferrari, Louie Fisher, Nancy Fitts, Ray Florea, Carol Fong, Leslie Fong, Valerie Fraer, Bruce Francisconi, Jamie Franklin, Jeani Franzetti, Maria Freeman, Kathy Frey, Fred Fried, Shelley Fuller, Ted Geesey, Tim Geffen, Pat Giles, Nancy Gilpin, Brian Girouard, Ann Girouard, Maureen Glasmann, Ross Glassey, Tish Goelz, Meg 134 Sophomores Coins. Stanley Goldstein. Cheri Goodman. Anna Lee Gorton. Jim Gotay, Sandy Gottlieb. Audrey Goiilson, John Gradek. Karen Grandfield, Julie Greiss, Law rence Gro er. George Gugliamo. Paul Gyllenskog. Jean Gyorfi, Frank Hagen, Diane Haggard. Joe I Haight, Jan Hall, Ron Hamrin, Y ' onne Hannel, Larry Hannigan, Maureen Hanson, Leslie Harris, Lynn Harris, Ron Hart, Nancy Haslett, Marih n Hassett, Larry Haueter, Deborah Hauff, Donald Hauser, Paula Hazel, Kirk Heimark, Valerie Hendrick, Pete Henry, ' alter Hewitt, Mark Himes, Sandy Hodges, Maryann Hodson. Jill Holmes, Gay Holmes, Steve Holt, Barbara Horn, Lonnie Huber, Sandi Hurwitz, Sandy Jackson, Pat Jacobs, Barbara Jacobsen, Jeff James, Troy Jameson, Jamie Jean, Bebe Jeanes, Mary Jensen, Bill Sophomores Joliiison, Bonnie Jolmson, (Jlonn Idlmson, Sturo Jndd. Murtlia Juno, Robert Kaliateliniek, Janet Kane, Pei eie Kasli, Kathy Kavalivnias, Norma Keli, Benjamin Keinath, Pam Keller. Judy Kelly, Carroll Kelly, Claire Kelty, Kathy Keninierle, Kathy Kennedy, Robert Kentner, Karla Kerns, Pat Kerr, Pat Khami, Rich Kieffer, Ed Kindred, Don Kissinger, Brad Kissinger, Lariy Knight, Reid Kolstad, Dan Kranse, Sandie Krimmer, Alyce Krohn, Linda Kuhach, Jackie La Mantia, Karen Landis, Lynne Lanza, Larry Lazarus, Linda Lee, Greg Leeson, Bob Lelo, Chuck Lemire, David Leinmon, Barbara Lester, Alan Lew, Ken Lewis, Bob Lewis, Jo Ann Lewis, John Libal, Doug Lo Oiudice, Peggy Long, James Lovering, Joan THE DEAD BUGS ARE THE FUN ONES Lin-ering, Tom Luehsinger, David Luck, Steve 136 Sophomores Lye, Jim MacDonald, John MacLeod, Craig Madsen, Caroly Magni, Lynda Main, Marilyn Manion, Pete ann, Ron Manning, Phil Mantzoros, Pete Marcher, Jan Marion, Karen BE SURE TO GET THE STAIN ON THE LEFT FENDER. Marson, Linda Martin, Douglas Martin, Sandi Mason, Ruthellyn Maxon, David Mayo, Sue McCall, Terry McCar y, Judy McCune, Barbara McDaniel, James McGrath, Mike Mclnerney, Lyn Mclssac, Sandi McMahon, Jackif McMurtry, Tim Melesky, Susan Merritt, Bill Merz, Richard Meyer, Gail Mobley, Gary Monroe, Mike Monso, George Monso, Pete Moon, Greg Morrison, Dan Morrison, Eloise Morton, Frank Mozzetti, Tom Mullen, Nancy Myers, Diane Nash, Bill Nichols, Stan Nicholson, Freda Nicoletti, Stephanie O ' Brien, Tim O ' Laughlin, Kathy O ' Malley, Kathy O ' Neill, John Oreglia, George Orsini, Helene Sophomores Ostrowski, Stan Otterson, Mary Oxman, Frank Paden, Craig Paddock, Kathy Parker, Linda Pastorelli, Jeannie Pastorelli, Mary Peirce, Kevin Pelissier, Andy Peri, Don Petersen, Vicki Peterson, Duanalee Pinkiert, Evelyn Pitts, Steven Pless, Mary Sears, Nonie Seaton, Timm Sellers, Patti Shane, Jo Ann Sharp, Nancy Sheldon, Kent Sheppard, Debbie Shinazy, Marlene Rains, Mike Ranier, Paul Redfield, Lois Reeves, Karen Reiland, Rex Reiss, David ReshatofiF, Carol Rhodes, Sharon Richek, Geraldine Richter, Barbara Redican, Kerry Rivera, Edward Rivard, Michelle Roach, Mike Robbins, Kent Robillard, Robin Roth, Cathy Rucker, Belinda Rucker, Steve Ruggs, Wayne Rutledge, Donna Ryan, Tom Salzer, Linda Samts, John Scatena, Fred Schillar, Howard Schneider, Mary Schulba, Gerry Schultz, Judie Schultz, Linda Scott, Jan Sears, Debbie 138 Sophomores Shirley, Pat Silan, Diane Silver, Donald Simpkins, Ed Simpson, Raiidi Singer, Judy Singler, Paula Slagle, Susan Slater, Kathi Slattery, Stephen Slay, Joseph Smith, Bill Smith, George Smith, Marcie Smith, Mike Smith Richard imith, Sandy mith, Sharon 5mith, Terry Solomon, Kathy Sorensen, Christine Southwick, Mark Souza, Cathy Spiro, Shelly Stanford, Pam Stannard, John Steiner, Les Stewart, Frank Stienstra, Brad Stirling, Donna Stirling, Marilyn Stoll, Timmi Stradley, Christine Stiibbs, Gary Stumbo, Barbara Styner, Marilyn Sugars, Bob Sugars, Rich Sundell, Susanne Sussman, James Swartz, Linda Swett, Jim Swinyer, Judy 5zokolics, Klara Talbott, Sandra Tankersley, Terry Taylor, Al Taylor, Jill Taylor, John Taylor, Kathy Temple, Dave Thane, Mel AND IF ELECTED, I PROMISE TO . . . 139 Sophomores Theurer, Penny Thornes, Joy Tice, Pat Titlow, Barry Tompkins, Joe Torres, Jeannette Trippet, Pat True. Greg Webber, Steve Weldon, Penny Westphal, Randi Weyrick, Linda Wharton, Ralph White, Diane White, Joe Whitehead, Don Tucker, Ted Tapper, Bob Turman, Linda Uhhg, Glenn Valenti, Kris Varela, Vince Varich, Mike Vogelsang, Linda Vogt, Elaine Walker, Edie Wallace, Sandy Walter, Lance Walther, George Wandmayer, EUin Warner, Brenda Webber, Eleanor W hiteside, Ray Whitney, Jan Widmeyer, Bonnie Wilcox, Ginger Wilkerson, Linda Willett, Philip Wilhite, Jerri Williams, Barbars Williams, Cheryl Williams, Robert Williamson, Vicki Wilson. Gloria Winchell, Rodney Winston, Mike Wise, Delores Witt, Nancy Wrahtz, Kathy Wright, Dave Wright, Je£F Woodhall, Jim Yerian. DeeD ' ee York, Kathy Yoshioka, Joyce Zaha, Chip Zalewski, Thomas Zamora, Frank Zusman, Jay 140 Freshman Class Otihers Front row (L to R): Sue Drotleff, Kathi Allen, Peggy Nugent, Chuy Robles. Row two: Julie Thomas, Sue McMahon, Karen Smith, Linda Larson, Charlie Maier. Row three: Sheehan, Ron White, Ed Gulyas, Doug Blackwell. Freshmen Ackerman, Bart Allalla, Sonia Alban, Jeff Alger, Mike Allen, Kathi Amundson, Don Andersen, Elizabeth Andersen, Sharon Annerson, Terry Arnold, Nancy Ashmore, Lindsay Au, Debbi Bassi, Larry Banks, Bill Bardwell, Robin Barhard, Jon Barquilla, Marie Barsotti, Debbie Bartlett, John Batchilder, Carol Baiidoin, Dan Bayne, Steve Beanan, Greg Beebe, David Beers, Marilyn Bell, Dan Bellinis, Wayne Bennett, Cindy Bennett, Steve Berdall, Joanne Bergendorf, Dan Bettinger, Steve Biggs, Bob Bistodeau, Marcelle Blackman, Debbie Blackwell, Douglas Blum, Tim Bodnar, Bruce Boehme, Kris Bohling, Lindy Bolitho, Ed Bonnemaison, Sandy Bower, Pat Boyer, Linda Boyer, Linda Bradfield, Claudia Branch, Tom Branehaud, Gary Briner, Wayne Bromell, Linda Brown, Bob Brunner, Lynn Bundson, Bob Burdick, Larry Burger, Mary Burk, Jean 9£ 1 £ g 1 I 142 Freshmen Carey, Pat Carpenter, Bill Carr, Dan Carrato, Laura Carter, Leslie Cartmell, Dick Carvey, Mark Cassity, Cheri Castillo, Shi rlene Castronoud, Robert Calomer, Frank Catz, Louise Cayaliere, Frank Ceccato, Steve Champion, Letta Chandler, Alan Cole, Robert Collins, Ron Conboy, Kathy Connolly, Tom Cooks, Robert Cooks, Tom Carnyn, Kathy Crescio, Karen Crist, Keith Crowell, Chris Cummins, Elaine Cunningham, Dave Carver, Debbie Daley, Bonnie Dalva, Heidi DaSilva, Dan Burke, Colleen Bush, Sue Butera, Mike Cabral, Gerald Caccamo, James Cagle, Russel Cain, Ned Capote, Sharon Donovan, Brenda Drorieff, Sue Duhagon, Colette Dunbar, Karen Duplissea, William Eggleson, Connie Ellison, Chris Engels, Yvonne Ergas, Marilyn Everett, Brian Fell, William Fenech, Jeanne Ferraris, George Fields, Carolyn Figone, Louis Finkelstein, Lynne Charlton, Kathy Choate, Reid Chrisman, Bill Christian, Kathleen Clapp. Vicki Clark, Suzette Clegg, Glenn CofFey, Teresa Daubert, Chris Davies, Yynne DeLano, Steve Dickerson, Manuela Dickow, Rick Dinkel, Barbara Dixon, Kathy Donochue, John 143 Freshmen Foster, Maureen Fowler, Adele Fox, Daphne Francisconi, Jim Frank, Debby Frederick, Ernie Free, Karen Frye, Robert Fuentes, Carmen Fuentes, John Fulkerson, Bob Fuller, Terry Garmany, Steve Cast, Jim Geffen, Chris Ghigliano, Stephen Goerke, Robert Gamez, Cynthia Gordon, Creg Catay, Melinda Gotelli, Mike Gottula, Joseph Grabianowski, J. Grant, Jan Greene, Clay Greenlaw, Kristine Greiss, Richard Griffith, William Grobecker, Gary Gross, Lynda Grundmeier, Steve Gulyas, Ed Fitzgerald, Maureen Fleischer, Janet Fleming, Marcia Flodihn, Ingela Floyd, Linda Foote, Mark Forrest, Nanette Forseth, Pete Gillingham, Craig Gingrich, Debbie Ginsberg, Chuck Givler, Rick Glasgow, Greg Glassey, Rick Cluck, Marion Goelz, Doug 1 lager, Steve Hales. Karen llallard. Susan 1 lammond, Don Ilansi ' lman, Stephen Harris. Terry Hawthorne, Don Hawthorne, Ken Hayner, Terry Heafey, Cathy Heggstod, Sue Henry, Joanne Hernandez, Jani Hincher, Roberta Hinder, Leslie Hissner, Kelly Hitchcock, Kirk Hoctor, Steve HoflFman, Dennis Hogan, Paul Holmquist, Mike Holowacz, Eva Halt, Janet Hoppes, Dan 144 Freshmen Houlihan, Patricia Hucken, Colleen Hudson, Bill Hunt, Peggy Inman, Greg Jackson. Ethel Jacobs, Jeff James. Karen Kirchner, Steve Kirtlan. Tom Klitgaard, Blain Koons. Steve Koop, Jerry Kozub, Linda Krassovsky, Vic Kreigh, Pamela c ft Jai ' vis, Kevin Johnson, Clint lohnson, Klcanor Johnson, Shirley Jolm.son, John Juhl), I-aura Jnergcnson, Sue Kaasa, Teil Kalvass, C.corge Karren, Leaiui Kenton, Sannie Killean, Sharon King, Diana King, Handy King, Ri.se Kirchner, April Kulick, Lois Kuwan, Gary Lai, Donna Lamheck, Astrid Landes, Pat Lang, Mike Larsen, Eddie Larsen, Mike Larson, Linda LaRussa, Debbie Larvvell, Lauren Lee, Dckrick LeGuennec, Carol Lemire, Martha Lemos, Mike Lono, Caroline Law, Peggy Low, Stephanie Lundstedt, Ron Mabe, Ed Macaire. Pat MacDonagh. Karen Madigan. Mike Mahl. Jerry Mahoii. Beth Maier. Charlie Maloul, Mark Mancuso, Diane Manning, IDeloris Matniix, Kathy Mansell, Steven Marion, Cathy Freshmen WHfN IS RECESS? Markey, Brenda Markovits, Steve Marlin, Karen Marquez, Mary Marshall, Karl Martin, Jeff Martin, Tom Martines, Al Mayer, Don McBride, Tom McCabe, Michael McCampbell, Ann Mclntyre, Robert Mclssac, Joann McLean, Joy McMahon, Pat McClain, Tim McClay, Susan McGrath, Jerry McGregor, Nancy McMahon, Sue McNaughton, Layne McVay, Jeff Mehl, Ron Merritt, Jim Miranda, Sandra Mills, Tom Miller, Jim Miller, Greg Meyer, Jo Moore, Cheryl Moore, Nancy Morrison, John Morton, Gary Mueller, Carolyn Muir, Nonie Mulka, John Munio, Ignacio Murray, Diane Musser, Sue Myrick, Dave Nash, Paul Nelson, Paul Newbold, John Nevvland, Michael Newton, Craig Nicklos, Ken Nordness, Tom Noren, Keith Norton, Bill Nugent, Peggy O ' Connell, Carol 147 Freshmen Sanders, Eugene Sarris, Danny Scantena, Sarah Scharman, Maggie Schenone. Dean Sclimieding, Gary Stlimillen, Chris ScDtt, Barry Scott, Darby Scott, Ellen Scott, Mike Scott, Terry Scribner, Siggy Scarlett, Vicky Seaton, Shelley Scefeldt, Carol Seiler, NIarilyn Selig, Bonnie Selke, Chuck Sellers, Gary Settlemyer, Roger Sexton, Julie Sheehan, Mary Sherry, Pat Shing, Tom Shore, George Silva, Carol Simonson, Cathy Simp.son. Lauri Slater, Bill Sloan, Barbara Smith, Alexis Smith, Barbara Smith, Karen Smith, Pat Smith, Sue Snyder, Norman Solomon, Doug Spangle, Doug Speed, Phil Stage, Pamela Stanker, Randy Stapper, Richard Steele, John Steinbeck, Valerie Steiner, Doug Sterling, Brian € 1 FOR THIS HE ' LL HAVE TO WAIT ANOTHER THREE YEARS! 148 Freshmen Strauss, Richard Stroppini, Bob Stuart, Darrell Stultz, Mary Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Tim Sweet, Carol Swinyer, Wayne Talamantez, Carlos Tansey, Tina Taylor, Billie Thomas, Dennis Thomas, Julie Thunemann, John Tripp, Cindy Trombulak, Michael Waldschmidt, Sue Wallace, Jim Walls, Chris Walton, Trudy Warner, Cliff Watters, Rich , West, Walter White, Daphne WTiite, Ron Whitmire, Janet Wichmann, Rolf Widger, Les Wiedeman, Pat Wilka, Terry Williams, Cheryl Williams, Janice Sterling, Mark Stigall, Jeff Stogner, Mike Stolle, Jim Stone, Jerilyn Stout, Julie Stradley, Steve Stratton, Gary Young, Ehzabeth. Zacker, Ronnie Zapata, Linda Williamson, Steve Wilwerding, Peggy Windsor, Wanda Winslow, Cheryl Wong, Patty Woods, Nancy Woodworth, Leslei Yawicks, Karel Varsity Cheerleaders Nancy Beattie Frosh ' soph Cheerleaders Judy Keller Varsity Pompon Girls Varsity Football GrMers Work Hard But Only Win Two Front row (L to R): I ' rtc S.ikcl.irids, Tom Lorciizt n, Mike CJoii- vey. Bill Reed, Bob Marsh, Jerry King, Tom Cowan, Frank Dal Porto, Bill Acheff, Al Gjcdsted. Row two: Pete Gebhardt, Ken Torre, Rich Englebert, Sam Damico, Howard Pitzer, Steve Conca, Tim Murphy, Tom Phillips, Jim Swartz, Steve Beanan, Frank Pignataro. Row three: Rich Sullivan, Jim Palm, Gary Cornell, Rich Wright, Tom Leuder, Mike Savage, Pat S,i a,uc, BriRi ' (ichliardt, Frank MrssnuT, Gary Quick. Row four: Coach Hal Myers, Rich Williams, Chris Mosher, Randy Hayner, Larry Boyd, Earl Jenkins, Bill Woods, Mike Maloney, Ed Schurosky, Rich Watts, Tom White, Gary Harms, Chuck Myrick, Coach Jim Bradshaw, Dave Naufahu. The varsity football team might well have been one of Carlmont ' s greatest teams had they only swung into action before the last fi ' e minutes of the game. Twice, howe ' er, the Scot gridders got into the full swing of the game and beat Camden 18-6 and San Carlos 7-0. These two wins were made possible by the passing of Ken Torre and Frank Pignataro and the fine receiving of Chuck Myrick, Tom White, and Rich Watts. The team was coached bv Jim Bradshaw and Hal Myers. Coach Jim Bradshaw Coach Hal Myers 154 Frosh-soph Football Frosh-soph Defeat Two in League WE ' RE OFF TO SEE THE WIZARD. Front row (L to R): Greg Glasgow, Dave Maxon, Dan Kolstad, Wright, Phil English, Donaid Silver. Row three: Coach Ron Marc Buchalter, Phil Manning, Ed Gulyas, Paul Ramer, Gary Sweet, Larry Hannel, Rod Mann, Dan Boardman, Bob Tup- Mobley, Mike Barich, Chad Ankele, Ed Bolitho. Row two: per. Glen Uhlig, Fred Fray, Jim Penrose, Jim Beall, Bob Lewis, Frank Oxman, Joseph Slay, Jason Colby, Jim Woodhall, Jack Greg Bouchard, Coach Norman DeNardo. Allen, Doug Roily, Ted Dal Porto, George Oreglia, Dave The frosh-soph football team did not have a ery successful year, only defeating two team s, Ravenswood and Cubberley. In all games, the boys played their hardest but due to lack of weight and experience, it was a slow year for the team. This year was the first year of coaching for Ron Sweet, His assistant was Norman DeNardo. LET ' S BUILD A TOTEM POLE. Varsity Cross-country Scot Harriers Place Third in the Nation The varsity cross country team had a ter- rific year, winning all their meets and rank- ing third in the nation. Mike McCann placed fourth in the nation in individual times, along with Martin McCann, se ' enth, and Tom Wake, 14th. These three plus Bill Brad- field were named to the All-North Coast Section team. The team of Martin and Mike McCann, Carlmont ' s two top runners, set an official national record in the two-man 10- mile relay, breaking the old record of 44:21.9 with a time of 44:07.9. The Scot harriers finished second in the North Coast Section and first in the SPAL. Mike McCann and Howard Fassett were voted captain and most improved, respectively. The junior varsity, sophomore, and fresh- man teams also finished first in their divisions of the SPAL. Much of the success of the cross country team was due to the fine coaching of Loren Lansberry and Don Berry. HOW MANY MORE LAPS?? COACHES LOREN LANSBERRY AND DON BERRY Front row (L to R): Bill Bradeld, Ken Nichols, Tom Wake. Row two: Dave Walsh, Howard Fassett, John Mills, Martin McCann, Mike McCann. Junior Varsity Front row (L to R): Art Talamantez, John Merz, Clyde Bernal, Gary Montante, Jim Bosse, Bill Darling. Row two; Phil Graf, Larry Grandfield, Gary Martino, Dennis Mobley, Jerry Bowling, Bob Bettinger. Freshmen Sophomore s Front row (I to R): Mike Monroe, Stan Nichols, Kent Sheldon, Kevin Block, Larry Greiss. Row two: Greg Moon, Ron Bates, Joe White, Jim Coulson, John Bossio. Row three: Jim Lye, Bruce Eaton, Henry Bradfield, Craig Abell, Bruce Dale, Ed Rivera, Dan Balestrero. Front row (L to R): Mike Scott, Tim Blum, Mike Rugge, Wayne Briner. Row two: Pat Carey, Carlos Talamantez, Dan Light, Chris Daubert, Steve Bennett. Varsity Basketball Cagers Set New School Record Front row (L to R): Dick Bartlett, Jert Greene, Jim Pierce. Row two: Bill W ood, Tom Drotlett, Earl lenkins, Bmce Peterson, Da e Jelich. Bob Ma er. Jim Bettinner. Mike Clastiow. In setting a new record this year, the basket- ball team went all out. In the first league game, Carlmont turned out to be a great prospect, de- feating W oodside 65-61. Following weeks saw the Scots slowly drilt into a slump from which they ne er full - reco ered, though throughout every game the team ne er ga e up. Coached by Gene Hawle , outstanding players Jim Bettinger, Dick Bartlet, JeflF Greene, Dave Jelich, and Ken Torre ere not a match for their strong opponents. SINKING TWO AGAINST WOODSIDE. 161 B Basketball Cellar Plague Strikes Scots Again Front row (L to R): Frank PiUiiataio, Dennis Blake, IVtf Manion, Bill Jensen, Jim Cast, Mike StoKner, Grey Glasgow, Coach Dan Cieero, Dan Bell. Row two: Sti ' Ve Blake, Mark Mossawir, Arney Lundquist. Winning four games did not matter in B competition, lor the Scots did just that and still landed on the bottom of the lad- der. The team was small in size, but hustle was the key word. Coached by Arney Lund(iuist, Dan Cicero, Dennis Blake, and Bill Jensen were tough and along with the rest of the team, never let down when they were behind. DAN CICERO SHOOTS FOR TWO. C Basketball Cagers Set Unusual Record Front row (L to R): John Morrison, Bill Smith, Frank Ausiello, Row three: Coach Gene Hawley, Jay Lipson, Mel Thane, Steve John ' inay, Russell Scharman. Row two: Dick Parent, Jim Par- Morris, Don Mayor, Bob Brown, ent, Karl Mittelstadt, Terr ' Hayner, Tim Sullivan, Ron Yee. Few teams have ever accomplished the record set by the C team. They were remark- ably consistent in losing all league games. Frank Ausiello was chosen captain. Most improved and most valuable players were Bob Brown and Craig Smith, respectively. Their coach was Gene Hawley. PLEASE LET THIS ONE BASKET COUNT. 164 D Basketball Cagers in the Cellar with One Win Front row (L to R); Bob Cooke, Terry Harris, Keith Crist, Ian Keith Noren, Brad Stienstra, Jack Stroppini, Kirk Hitchcock. Cooke, Bruce Barnes. Row two: Cree Grover, Tom McBride, Following the example .set by the C team, the D ' .s were also able to e.stabli.sh an un- u.sual record. There wa.s only one blemi.sh on the record: victory over Wood.side. Terry Harris wa.s voted captain. Keith Noren and Bob Brown were voted most valuable and most improved. Arney Lundquist was coach. TOM McBRIDE DRIBBLES DOWN COURT. miniiW«iiiiHHiiHiniw ' iiiiiitfii iiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii '  fiiiiiiiiM ai Soccer Booters Win T iree in Second Season The soccer team in its second season at Carl- mont finished the season with thiee wins but ended in last place. Coached by Bob Trask, some of the outstanding players were Terry Taylor, Phil Graf, Ken Nichols, Corkey Clarke, Charles Ice, and Dave AValsh. Terry Taylor was also named to the All-SPAL soccer team. WHERE ' S THE BALL? Front row (L fo R): Ross Glasmann, Greg Lee, Mike Convey, Paul Bob Sugars, Wendell Rider. Row three: Mark Hopp, Sam Mont- Blackwell, Frank Oxman, Terry Carr, Dick Pancoast, Mike gomery, Dave Walsh, Phil Graf, Mike Bell, Doug Lee, Charles Goldman, Greg Thompson, Robert Rankin. Row two: Stan Ice, Robb Gruman, George Nicholson, Clint Sterry, Terry Nichols, Corkey Clarke, Dave Maxon, Steve Gulp, John Taylor, Rich Wright, Coach Robert Trask. Jeanes, Paul Ramer, Timm Seaton, Ken Nichols, Dave Keck, 167 Wrestling Grapplers End Season with Two Wins Front row (L to R): Michael Broderick, Mike Monroe, Frank two: Coach Hal Myers, Ron Bates, Jeff White, Mike Rains, Ausiello, Larry Jower, Jack Stroppini, Larry Grandfield. Row Chuck Myrick, Tom Phillips, Skip Long, Bill Peterson. The wrestling team was not very successful this season, placing seventh out of nine with a win-loss record of 2-6, defeating Gunn and Ra- venswood high schools. Coach Hal Myers let it be known that his team never let down and every match was an experience. Senior Chuck Myrick and junior Tom Phillips were among the outstand- ing grapplers on the team. DO YOU HAVE THAT ELEVEN O ' CLOCK DROOP? 169 Varsity Water Polo Not Many Highlights Coached by Glenn Kovas, the varsity wa- ter polo team had an unsuccessful season winning only two games out of ten. The highlight of the season was the defeat of Sequoia 21-1. The co-captains were Tay Malouf and Doug Roberts. Tay was also voted most valuable with Bruce Bachant, most improved. The team ' s outstanding players were Tay Malouf, Doug Roberts, Bruce Bachant, Rick Barnes, and Hans Danker s. MERMEN?? Frosh-soph Polo Front row (L to R): Barry Titlow, Steve Holmes, Gary Cirimele, Mark Caton, Pat Cotton, Dick Smith, Craig Dewart. Row two: Ron Collins, Steve DeLano, Steve Markovits, Jerry Pollack, The frosh-soph water polo team col- lected a perfect record: all defeats. The season was an uneventful one, with every member of the team trying his hardest in every game. Outstanding team members were Mark Caton and Craig Dewart. Derrick Lee, Ned Cain, Gerald Koop. 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CARLMONT MEN ' S BOY ' S SHOP PETIT FOUR BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP WEDDING CAKES AND PARTY CAKES OUR SPECIALITY 593-6080 Carlmont Shopping Center Belmont Phone 593-7069 Carlmont Shopping Center Belmont 207 Investing in Real Estate Shows Confidence in Free Enterprise CARLMONT REALTY 591-0777 342 El Camino Real WHAT HOME EC COULD DO TO THIS! ROTHER ' S FABRICS TRIMMINGS NOTIONS KNITTING SUPPLIES VIKING SEWING MACHINES San Carlos 633 Laurel, San Carlos 593-9211 Your local Chevrolet Dealer Z. DAVIES 1101 El Camino Redwood City O K, SO YOU DRIVE. 208 Real Estate Holding Sales Trade Lease Business Opportunities Multiple Listing Service The Associates Mary Andrade Laura Andrade OLIVE CAREY ASSOCIATES 570 El Camino Real San Carlos 593-4518 P.O. Box 1051 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 SMITH STUDIO Official Photographer for All San Carlos Schools 749 Laurel St. San Carlos, Calif. 209 ANYONE FOR TENNIS? THOMPKINS SPORT SHOP Complete Line of Sporting Goods Hobbies Gynn Clothes Official Distributor of Boy Scout Equipment 648 Laurel San Carlos 210 He Editor-in-Chief Harry Bettencourt Sub-Editors Academic Nancy Bull Classes Sue Mayo Seniors Claudia Carlson Clubs and Boards Val Coie Activities Sue Markovits Sports Nancy Kilday Advertising Manager Val Coie Artists Mike Dunsmore Joerg Koschyk Photographers Fred Graziani Ernie Tompkins Atknowledgements The Vistas staff wishes to thank those who have helped produce Vistas 65: Mrs. Marjorie Shinn, who handled the Vistas finances and post-Christmas sales. Howard Witzke, of Smith Studios, who helped us with photography. John Alden, of S. K. Smith, who assisted with the selection of a cover for this yearbook. Richard Hazlett, of R. Wallace Pischel yearbook pubhshers. Track Field Seventh Straight SPAL Championship Front row (L to R): Sam Damico, Rich Poulsen, John Merz, Ron Bates, Roy Horn, Ken Nichols, Tom McNeill, Dave Walsh, Tom Wake, Steve Mahoney. Row two: George Gluck, Paul Teldeschi, Don Madsen, Mike Bell, Randy Donavan, Joe Slay, Dave Wright, Will Stolle, Tom Lorenzen, Jon Green, John Mills, Jim Stolle. Row three: Tom Lueder, Howard Pitzer Craig Abell, Dennis Mobley, Henry Barenz, Jim Penrose, Jim Loring, Tom White, Tim O ' Laughlin, Bill Peterson, Bob Tupper, Larry Hannel. Once again, Coach Loren Lansberry and new assistant Don Berry led the spikers to an SPAL championship, com- piling an 8-1 season record, the only de - feat coming on a gloomy day at West- moor High in Daly City. Carlmont ' s four entries in the NCS championships were Roger Royal in the 440, Mike McCann in the two mile, Martin McCann in the mile, and Tom White in the pole vault. Roger Royal and Martin McCann were voted co-captains and Royal was also voted most valuable. BRADFIELD BREAKS BARRIER. 178 B Track Front row (L to R): Kevin Block, Wayne Briner, Mark Hopp, Mark Sterling. Row three: Phil Speed, Greg Moon, Mark Mossa- Jerrold Olhiser, Brian Sterling. Row two: Bill Darling, Dave wir, Dick Pancoast, Mike Rainey, Dan Balestrero, Don Mayer. Maxon, Jim Coulson, Henry Bradfield, Gary Schmieding, C Track Front row (L to R): Danis Tong, Gary Linder, Steve Stradley, Mike Rugge, John Phillips, Charlie Arata, John Boccio. Row Stan Nichols, Gary Montante, Larry Grei.ss, Mike Scott. Row three: Eddie Larson, Chris Daubert, Wayne Bellinis, Dan Bell, two: Louis Figone, Greg Glasgow, Tom Mills, Chris Growell, Randy King, Ron White, Mark Carvey, Pat Carey. Varsity Baseball Scot Nine Takes SPAL Crown Under the coaching of Jim Mason, the 1965 team achieved a 13-4 win-loss record and won the SPAL championship. The Scots were led by Frank Pignataro, most valuable player, and Chuck Myrick, Carl- mont athlete of the year. The most crucial game came at the very end of the season with Carlmont beating Woodside 5-3, de- ciding whether or not Carlmont would share the title with Menlo-Atherton. 1 SCOT HURLS TO ANOTHER VICTORY. Front row (I to R): Doug Roberts, Dan Hellyer, Frank Pigna- Taylor, Richard Bray, Chuck Myrick, Jim Pierce, Bob Lind- taro, Pete Sakelarios. Row two: Jim Palm, Mike Kerr, Jim zey, Gary Harms, Coach Jim Mason. Kunst, Ken Torre, Rich Anderson, Bill Wood. Row three: Terry 180 Frosh-Soph Baseball Slow Start -- Startling Finish I Front row (L to R): Ron Whitehead, Steve Kooiis, Bob Biggs, Civler. Row three: Coach Ron Sweet, Larry Lanza, Brad Stein- ! Tom Ryan, Terry Harris, Ed Gulyas. Row two: Pat Kerr, Mel stra, Frank Oxman, Fred Frey, Chad Ankele, Jeff Payton. ' Thane, George Oregha, John Newbold, Greg Grover, Rick A slow start, finally overcome by a good second round caused the frosh-soph base- ball team to compile a 4-10 win-loss record. Under the fine coaching of Ron Sweet, the Scots put a man on the second All- SPAL team, Pat Kerr. Kerr was also voted most valuable player, followed by captain George Oreglia and most improved Fred Frey. WHIFF! 182 Tennis Netters Splurge in Second Round Front Row (L to R): John Jeanes, Robert Cooke, Larry Podolsky, John Oesterle, Richard Merz, Bruce Fraer, Coach Jim Brad- Don Kindred, Bruce Eaton, Rod Mann, Gary Mobley, Craig shaw. Row three: Keith Regh, Corky Clark, Pat Savage, Fred Newton, Doug Goelz. Row two: Mike Palmer, Barry Brandt, Olson, John Bledsoe, Robb Gruman, Mike Boehme, Steve Ralph Bacallao, Larry Brindley, Doug Moody, Mike Raffetto, King, Mike Savage, Don Frost. This year ' s tennis team got oflF to a poor start but did exceedingly well in the sec- ond round. Losing only two close meets in the second round, the netters compiled a 4-8 overall win-loss record. Don Frost was voted captain, Corky Clark, most improved, and Mike Boehme, most valuable. James Bradshaw was the coach. DON FROST SERVES. 183 Gymnastics Gymnasts Take Second in SPAL Front Row (I to R): Coach Norman DeNardo, Philip Willett, Blum, Danny Sarris, Pete Forseth, Jay Slater, Bill Hudson, John Stannard, John Mulka, Steve Kirchner, Bob Stroppini, Rod Stensen, Tom Doyle, Ed Bolitho. Row three: Craig Sten- Bill Slater, Bruce Barnes, Rich Parent, George Walther, mgr. sen, Blain Klitgaard, Rick Dickow, Gene Veenstra, Paul Orec- Row two: Carlton Kammerer, asst. coach, Mike Howell, Tim chia, Gordon Block, Dave Keck, Dick Barsocchini. The gymnastics team of 1965, led by most valuable gymnast Tom Doyle, bat- tled its way to a second place in the SPAL, behind champion San Carlos. Doyle, a sophomore, placed first in all- around, second in the high bar champion- ship, and set a school record for points scored in a dual meet. Other outstanding gymnasts were Gordon Black, Phil Wil- lett, and Rod Stenson. LEVITATION ACT. 184 Awards Assembly LPI Abner DAISY MAE VISITS THE YOKUM CABIN. CAST Lonesome Polecat Joe White Hairless Joe Mike Cole Romeo Scragg Bill Nash Clem Scragg Tim McMurtry Alf Scragg Dan Balestrero Moonbeam McSwine Paula Williams Marryin ' Sam Dave Cortopassi Earthquake McGoon Gary Cornell Daisy Mae Nancy Beattie Pappy Yokum Howard Lewis Mammy Yokum Melody Marion Li ' l Abner Chris Mosher Cronies Bob Bundsen, Ken Brown, Bob Houlihan, Rich Williams Scarlett Cheryl Mayfield Father Gary Quick Mayor Dawgmeat George Plunk Jacic S. Phogbound Dave Schmillen Dr. Finsdale Tom Moon Government Man Galen Ritchie Available Jones Mike Zapponi Speedy McRabbit Bob Bundsen Stupefyin ' Jones Rhondda Reed Colonel Gary Quick Radio Commentator Galen Ritchie General Bullmoose Randy Brooks Secretaries Ken Brown, Mike Cole, Bob Houlihan, Joe White Appassionata Von Climax Carol Stevens Evil Eye Fleagle Rich Alberts Dr. Smithborn Ken Brown Dr. Krogmeyer Frank Messmer Softwicke Rich Williams Wives . . Karen Clarke, Jane Griffith, Cynthia Light, Sue McMurtry, Joyce Stumbo, Penny Theurer Policeman Galen Ritchie Society People . . Cheryl Mayfield, Frank Messmer, Michelle Silver, Dave Schmillen, George Plunk, Edie Walker, Paula Williams, Rich Williams, Vicki Williams, Mike Zapponi Unwashable Scragg Andy McMurtry FACULTY STAFF Director, Designer, Choreographer . Richard Ramos Technical Director Jay Deck Director of Instrumental Music Chris Nelson Director of Vocal Music Gerald Einarsson Box Ofiice Mary Condon TECHNICAL STAFF Student Director Kitty Jones Student Technical Director Randi Westphal Stage Manager Dick Dixon Assistant Stage Manager Bill Cissell Publicity Ann Martin House Harry Bettencourt Costumes Penny Morse Lights Roger Nelson Properties .... Mike Jackson Make-Up Gayle Garner ORCHESTRA Dave BischoflF, John Bledsoe, Mike De Martini, Nancy Eranosian, Don Kindred, Creighton Miller, Gary Montante, Sharon O ' Connor, Vince Silvera, Clint Sterry, Charlene Stradley, Larry Stuart, Frank Wahl, Linda Weyrick. 187 A LVI More Abner DO YOU TAKES DAISY MAE Senior Ball: ' Misty ' On April 24, Misty, the senior ball of the class of 1965, took place in the Circus Maximus room of the beautiful Cabana hotel in Palo Alto. The seniors enjoyed a delicious prime rib dinner. Five couples dined at each table decorated with midnight blue can- dles in a nest of angel hair, which added to the misty atmosphere. The climax of the evening was the coronation of Queen Sally McMeekin by class president Mike Savage. Sue Ben- nett, Cathy Goldman, and Marge Wright were Sally ' s court. The couples danced until 12:30 to the music of Don Carle ' s 12-piece band. Before and after the dance many par- ties were given by indvidual seniors. On Sunday the beaches were mobbed by seniors who sought a rest after the dance. MISTY MUSIC BY DON CARLE. Spring Elections T WING PLASTERED WITH POSTERS. 192 Spring Madness JIM BETTINGER SPEAKS TO INCOMING FRESHMEN CLASS. 194 Senior Week Tuesday The last week of school was a special one for the seniors, for this was Senior Week. Senior week officially began with a class meeting in the gym on Tuesday, after which they received their final grades. Wednesday morning at 7:30 the seniors staggered into the cafeteria for a break- fast of ham and eggs. After breakfast, buses tok them to Adobe Creek, where the senior picnic was held. Thursday at noon, the dads prepared a barbeque where the seniors enjoyed grilled hamburgers. After lunch they each put their signatures in the cement of sen- ior walk. Finally graduation exercises were held on Friday in the Glen. The gym was beau- tifully decorated by the P.T.A. for the last official senior activity, Grad Night. Here farewells were said and the Class of 1965 parted. MR. GRIFFIN SPEAKS AT SENIOR ASSEMBLY. SENIORS SIGN SIGNATURES SEATED ON SENIOR LAWN. Recognition and Boccauloureate 198 CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Life Seal Members John Bledsoe Michael Keagy Cheryl Mayfield J. Thomas Carrato Kathy Lynn Carol McClain Nancy Goldman Nicola Taylor Cunningham Kathleen Lynch Carole Westphal Carolyn Cast Dennis Martin Catherine Ziegler SEAL AWARDS Bronze James Hettinger Barbara Lewis Jean Schnell Sharon Gaskell Michael McCann Nicola Taylor Shirley Guth Jean McDowell Carole Westphal Dewelynn Heeb Frederick Olson Catherine Niegler Ann Jensen Glenda Pollock Silver Cynthia Brandt Kathy Lynn Patrick Savage Mieke Dankers Goldman Frances Sime Carol McClain Gold John Hunt Michael Keagy Dennis Martin Charles Ice Kathleen Lynch Michael Savage BANK OF AMERICA Certificate Winners J. Thomas Carrato Laboratory Science Nancy Cunningham Music Steven Curtiss Mathematics Sharon Gaskell English Dennis Martin Foreign Languages Jean McDowell Home Economics Judith Staples Art Carole Westphal Social Science Joan Woodson Business Trophy Winners J. Thomas Carrato Science and Mathematics Nancy Cunningham Fine Arts Jean McDowell Vocational Arts Carole Westphal Liberal Arts Zone Winners J. Thomas Carrato . . Science and Mathematics, 2nd Place Nancy Cunningham Fine Arts, 1st Place Jean McDowell Vocational Arts, 3rd Place Area and Finals Winner Nancy Cunningham Fine Arts, 1st Place SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS University and College Scholarships J. Thomas Carrato Stanford University Steven Conca Claremont Men ' s College Kathy Lynn Goldman . . University of California, Berkeley Michael Keagy .... University of California, Los Angeles Michael McCann University of California, Berkeley Carol McClain University of California, Berkeley Charles Myrick University of the Pacific Nicola Taylor University of California, Los Angeles Richard Watts San Jose State College Special Competitive Scholarships Harry Bettencourt Belle Monti Club of Belmont Harry Bettencourt Federated Women ' s Club of San Carlos James R. Bettinger .... Belmont Rotary Club Scholarship James R. Bettinger University of California Regents Scholars James R. Bettinger Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Federation Cynthia Brandt William Wallace Foundation J. Thomas Carrato California State Scholarship Steven F. Curtiss Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation John Jeanes San Carlos Rotary Club Scholarship Michael Keagy California Savings Loan League Michael Keagy California State Scholarship Michael Keagy . . Elks National Scholarship Foundation Michael Keagy University of California Regents Scholars Dennis G. Martin Finahst, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Carol McClain . . American Legion Auxiliary Scholarship Carol McClain .... Elks National Scholarship Foundation Kenneth Nichols Belmont Rotary Club Scholarship David M. Schmellin Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Frances Sime Belle Monti Club of Belmont Nicola Taylor California State Scholarship Nicola Taylor .... Elks National Scholarship Foundation Carole R. Westphal Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Carole R. Westphal . . San Carlos Rotary Club Scholarship SENIORS ASSEMBLE FOR BACCALAUREATE. P.T.A. Awards Harry Bettencourt Sandra McRae Catherine Ziegler Sarah Maddox Patrick Savage Special Awards James Bettinger . . . Certificate of Recognition, Redwood City-San Carlos-Belmont Board of Realtors Michael Bowling Certificate of Merit, California Industrial Arts Exposition Jane Burley . . . Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow J. Thomas Carrato Engineer ' s Week — Outstanding Student Award J. Thomas Carrato . . Letters of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Nancy Cunningham Native Sons of Golden West Speech Contest: First place, San Mateo County; First place, Coast Counties; Third place, California State Nancy Cunningham . . Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Ellen Fleissner Certificate of Merit, California Industrial Arts Exposition Sharon Gaskell Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Federation Sharon Gaskell San Francisco Press Club, Junior Journalism, First Place Carolyn Cast Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Carolyn Cast Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Kathy Goldman .... Honors at Entrance, University of California, Berkeley Michael Keagy .... Honors at Entrance, University of California, Los Angeles Thomas Larsen Certificate of Merit, California Industrial Arts Exposition Kathleen Lynch Special Merit Scholarship Dennis Martin Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Cheryl Mayfield Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Cheryl Mayfield Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Carol McClain Soroptimist Citizenship Award Carol McClain Honors at Entrance, University of California, Berkeley Wayne Oestreich Jere Elliott Award Michael Savage A. J. Terremere Memorial Trophy Jean Schnell Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Craig Stensen Certificate of Merit, California Industrial Arts Exposition Nicola Taylor Honors at Entrance, University of California, Los Angeles Mary Thunemann Certificate of Merit, California Industrial Arts Exposition Carole Westphal Honors at Entrance, University of California, Berkeley Catherine Ziegler .... Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Catherine Ziegler .... Bausch and Lomb Science Award Graduation
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