TABLE Cr CONTENTS 2 ■T OF C T OF C ■3 4 ■OPENING SHOWING h ■OPENING OPENING ■7 8 ■OPENING OPENING ■9 OPENING ■1 1 OPENING ■1 3 WANDERING 14 ■OPENING OPENING ■15 16 ■ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ■17 The Freshmen are coming, The Freshmen are coming! The HI Day Rally was held on the football field on September 12th. The upper classmen eagerly awaited the rally to welcome the freshmen; such gifts were given to the freshmen as a toilet seat, a tricycle, and baby toys. Each class had a Tun ' skit prepared for the Freshmen to perform. A few of the Senior guys (no names mentioned) had an undeveloped surprise for the crowd as they ' streaked ' across the football field. Then, a few of the Senior girls (again no names mentioned) creamed the freshman guys. More surprises were in store for the audience as the Executive Board, complete with sunglasses and party hats, performed the Time Warp from the popular Rocky Horror Picture Show. To complete the list of Hi-Day surprises, the band and the Spirit Squads both performed for the first time this school year. Special credit should be given to Tony Gotaj, and everyone involved, for making the first rally of the year an excellent one! Upper Right: Editors do other things besides Yearbook. Middle Right: Alex Palen gets creamed by the Seniors. Upper Left: Steve Herbert tries out his brand new trike. Lower Right: Band members Mike Davis, Scott Hartley, and Erik Sternad show enthusiasm for the day ' s activities. I8 ■ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ■1 9 The annual Sock Hop was held on Septem- ber 12 in the Student Union. Over 250 people showed up in their favorite funky socks and boogied the night away to the great music of Sage. Suzie Stoner and Rob Ingenthron won awards for having the most original socks. The Executive Board was joined by everyone to do the time-warp. A mysterious slow dance was set up for Joe Gillanders and Johanna Tokunaga. They were both blindfolded and brought together for a mystery dance. All in all, everyone had a darn good time. Upper Left: Stephanie Volkmann and Erik Sternad;another happy couple Upper Right: )oe Gillander and lohanna Tokunaga are spot- lighted in a mystery dance. Lower Left: One of the winners of the Sock Contest, Rob Ingen- thron Inset Photo: Rob ' s most originals ACTIVITIES ■21 And the Winners Are . . . The 1980 Homecoming Dance was held on Oc- tober 10th, a week before the Homecoming game against Woodside. ' Summit ' performed the music for the rowdy crowd of more than 250 people. Tricia Desmond and Mike Burkland were honored as the 1980 Homecoming Queen and King. Tricia ' s Homecoming Court consisted of Heidi Alberti, Yolan- da Blackwell, Becky Brubaker, and Lynne Watanabe. Prescott Chow, Tom Hayse, Al Knox, and Scott Posey were all members of Mike ' s court. Everyone showed their spirit for the upcoming game by dancing the night away. Upper Right: )ust a sample of the scotties that attended the dance. Middle Right: Homecoming Queen and King, Tricia Desmond and Mike Burkland. Lower Left: Dave Benson boogied the night away. Lower Right: )ust look at that Carlmont spirit! 22 ■ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ■li The Canning of the Cats Homecoming Game against Woodside, was held at Terremere Field on October 17th. The Scots dominated by crushing the Cats with a score of 42-21!!! Upper Left: The rowdy crowd of Scotties for the 1980 Homecom- ing Game. Upper Right: Carlmont ' s special guest for the game was a Bagpiper! Lower Left: Carlmont coaches oooh and awww at their fantastic football team. Lower Right: Scot player, Ed Berry, makes a run for it. m 4 1 24 ■ACTIVITIES Hillbilly Hoedown A lot of Daisy Mae ' s hitched up with their idea of Li ' l Abner for the big annual Sadie Hawkins hoe-down which was held in the gym. The lassies broke their piggy banks open to pay for their lads at the big weigh-in at the entrance of the dance. Sage played for the wild crowd that was dressed in crazy duds. Ann Harris and Tom MacDonald were hon- ored the best far out costume award. Many guys and gals tied the knot with the Marryin ' Sam, Mr. Wittwer. The scenery set-ups were there for everyone wanting pictures taken, with a v heffer ' and a piglet ' . Upper Right: A Sage singer belts out a strong one. Middle Right: )ason and Montresse are grinning about the dance. Or are they? Lower Left: Sara yells to her date, Shut up and dance. Nag, nag, nag! Lower Right: )im Trevor and his gal attempt the two-step. 26 ■ACTIVITIES The Children ' s Hour This year ' s fall play, The Children ' s Hour, was shown on the 11th, 12th, and 13th of December. Directed by newcomer Patricia Carter, the students put on an excellent performance. The play is about the rumors started by one of the girls at the Dobie-Wright Boarding School. It shows how cruel children can be. It has a very mature theme that the actors found a little difficult to han- dle at times. Upper Left: The vicious Mary Tilford, terror of the school. Upper Right: Michelle Pattee receives direction. Lower Right: Mary Tilford forces Peggy Rogers into submission. Lower Left: Martha Dobie and Dr. Cardin discuss the troubles at the school. 28 ■ACTIVITIES Upper Left: The girls of the Dobie Wright School. Lower Right: An intense conversation between Dr. Cardin and Mrs. Tilford. Lower Left: Karen Wright reprimands the recalcitrant Mary Tilford. Inset Photo: Director Patricia Carter supervises a dress rehearsal. CAST Peggy Rogers Catherine Lois Fisher Mrs. Lily Mortar Evelyn Munn Helen Burton Rosalie Wells )anet Mary Tilford Karen Wright Martha Dobie Dr. Joseph Cardin Agatha Mrs. Amelia Tilford Grocery Boy Kim With Karen Vines Sharon Shoup Michelle Pattee Heidi Goodyear Kari Hasbun Stephanie Maloney Kim Kretschman Alison Levy Lori Baba Christi McReynolds Cornell Barnard Marie Dollarhide Bridget Burke )osh Pollock PRODUCTION STAFF Director Assistant Director Set Design Lighting Design Prompter Patricia Carter Josh Pollock Mel Johnson Stacy Korn Kim Kretschman CREW Technical Director Tech. Assistants Eric Nodine Jeff Reid, john Saxberg Lights Jeff Reid, Patricia Harris, Trish Lautze Sound Jeff Reid Make-up Julie Nodine Posters Carlmont Publicity Board, Phil Bossett Program Carlmont Steno Copy Center Set Eric Nodine, Kirsten Larson, John Saxberg ACTIVITIES ■29 Mistletoe Magic The Christmas Dance, given by the Activities Board, was held on December 12 from 9 to 12. The highlight of the evening was a Christmas tree decorating contest won by the Seniors (of course). Everyone was filled with the Christmas Spirit as they danced the night away to the music of Summit. ,0l Top Left: Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire make their debut. Middle Right: Everybody does the Jingle Bell Rock. Top Right: Smile! Lower Right: Getting cozy in the coatroom. 30 ■ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ■3 I Clarence comes to Carlmont Carlmont ' s Minority Student Union held its annual dance on February 20th in the Student Union. Some Carlmont students have said that the music and the people were the best part of the dance. This was due to the ter- rific disc-jockey, Clarence Murray, who provided the great dancing music, and the attendance of more than 100 Carlmont Upper Right: Cathy Pettis struts her stuff. Middle Left: Some helpful onlookers give Clarence Murray a few music requests. Middle Right: Just a couple out for a night of fun and frolic. Lower Left: Dawn Sowa asks her dance partner to look at the Birdie. 32 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 33 Black Pride Black History Month was celebrated last February. Various events took place during the month that celebrated the contributions of Black Americans. On Feb. 6 a black film festival was presented. On Feb. 19, Ain ' t I a Woman featuring Charmaine Crowell. Ms.Crowell was well-received in her role as Sojourner Truth, a poor black woman living in an unjust world as a slave fighting for a decent life. On Feb. 27, the winners of the Poetry and Poster con- test were announced. Eight students entered the contest. The entries were judged by Mrs. Abrahamson, Mrs. Lyang, Mrs. Wade, and Cathy Pettis. Prizes and honors were to Harry Reynolds, first; Shawn Ghee, second; and Carl Crawford, third. — i Upper Right: The first place poster, drawn by Harry Reynolds. Lower Right: Charmaine Crowell gives an excellent portrayal of Sojourner Truth in Ain ' t I a Woman . Lower Left: A couple of the students who attended the Black History Month activities. 54 ■ACTIVITIES Winners of the Black History Month Poetry Contest First Place — I ' m Human Too , by Harry Reynolds I ' m not that different from you I ' m the same ol ' foot with another shoe. My music has a different beat. I might not eat the foods you eat. My skin is of a darker hue and I don ' t talk the same as you. But what matters ain ' t the outside part. What counts is in a person ' s heart. Rainbows never fuss and fend but they have different colors too. And we ' re all the same meat in God ' s pot of stew. Place — Black Is . . . , by Carl Crawford is beautiful black is sweet, is something that can ' t be beat, is my sister black is my brother, is fighting for. one another, is he black is she. is the color of my mother and me. is here black is there, is us and we ' re everywhere. is luv black is pride, is the problem by your side. is good black is fine, is having to come from behind. is joy black is out of sight, is hurting left to right. is pain and alot of sorrow, is like having no tomorrow. Second Place — We Must Stay Together ' by Shawn Ghee I am part of a whole and together we are one if we stand strong and tall we can never be undone we must always stand together and help each other out and we must take up for one another only then that we may shout and shout to the world without doubt or slack We are strong and beautiful: WE ARE BLACK . Upper Right: Harry Reynolds reads his first place poem to the judges. Lower Left: Shawn Ghee reading his entry in the poetry contest. ACTIVITIES 35 Country Craze Upper Right: The winner of the Costume Contest, J. J. Kapp. Upper Left: Cowfolk cavort during the Costume Contest. Lower Left: Larry doesn ' t seem to be having a very good time! Lower Right: I Love It! 36 ■ACTIVITIES On March 6th the Class of ' 81 capitalized on the nation ' s obsession with the Country Craze. The dance was a huge success, thanks to the efforts of the Senior Board and all the students who attended. Carlmont students came in their versions of Western wear. Some low key people stuck to Levi ' s, chewin ' tobacco, and cockroach stompers; while others came decked out in plastic hats, acrylic vests, and romper room ponies. The theme was set by the music of Walker ' s Deluxe who played country western and good ol ' Rock-n-Roll. The highlight of the evening was a country Costume Contest. J. j. Kapp won the honors for most authentic red-neck , which was well deserved. Upper Left: Eric Lee, Sheri Pendleton, Tony Cotaj, and Kirsten Larson having a good ol ' time! Upper Right: Suburban cowgirl, Terri Knowlton flashes an Ultra Bright smile! Lower Left: Tom Hayse explains heiffer raising to Dawn Palen. Inset Photo: Ima Lu does a hambone jig. ACTIVITIES 37 Watch Out, Guys! The second annual Powder Puff Football team consisted of: Marie Duval, Gloria Spiller, Patricia Harris, Lynell Womack, Lori Schach, Becky Brubaker, Natalie Litz, Denise Nicholson, Diane Holland, Geraldine Castorena, Darlene Coffen, Joyce Caldwell, Julie O ' Brien, Stacey Korn, Annie Angeiides, Renee Chaffer, Debbie Barron, Susie Stoner, Kellie Flaherty, and Stephanie Volkmann. Varsity football players Bob Kochenderfer and Greg Williams coached the girls into top form. For over a month they practiced under the leadership of Stacy Korn. Upper Right: The girls show good form during a Practice game. Middle Right: Patricia Harris and Lynell Womack get psyched up for the competition. Lower Right: Kellie demonstrates her punt. Lower Left: Greg helps coach the girls ... at least that ' s what we think he ' s doing! 38 ■ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES The District ESAA Spelling Bee Upper Right: Freshman Robert Yokota, fifth-place winner in the ESAA Spelling Bee. Upper Left: The Sophomore Semi-finalists at M-A. Lower Left: Carlmont Seniors taking the first step in the Spelling Bee. Lower Right: Honest, Mr. Hunter, we ' re not cheating! 40 ■ACTIVITIES The ESAA Spelling Bee is an annual academic event that draws the participa- tion of a surprisingly large number of students. 128 people showed up for the Carimont Spelldowns. The top Carlmont spellers went to the M-A Semi-finals. They were Senior Sue Krahe; Junior Alina Gutier- rez; Sophomore jenny Litz; and Freshmen Robert Yokota, Renee Osborn and Sarah Wong. Of these six students, only one managed to survive the semi-finals and go on to the District Finals in Redwood City. Robert Yokota competed against jonathan Shakes, the only other Freshman finalist, and secured fifth place in the district. Out of the five schools participating, Carlmont placed third in the district. Upper Left: The judges of the M-A Semi-Finals. Upper Right: Sophomores taking the Carlmont Spelling Test. Lower Left: Seniors calmly receive instructions. Inset Photo: Sue Krahe and Becky Brubaker enjoy their break! ACTIVITIES ■4 l ACTIVITIES ■43 SPORTS ■45 Varsity Football Dominance defines this year ' s football season as the Scots swept to an easy SPAL Champion- ship, losing only one game. The Scots then headed for the CCS Playoffs of the Metro Divi- sion. The Scots picked apart Gunderson and edged Mountain View by a few yards in an excit- ing overtime. The Scots went to the Champion- ship of the Metro Div., which no SPAL team has ever done, and unfortunately lost, 28-14. How- ever the Scots had made history. Congratulations team on a great year! Upper Right: Mark Crusick leaves the defense behind and scores. Middle Left: Burned ' em, Burned ' em good! Lower Right: Pascua scores again. 4b ■SPORTS I FOOTBALL AWARDS Most Improved Player . . Brian Artist Team Captain . . Kevin Nuuhiwa Most Valuable Player Ed Berry Outstanding Offensive Lineman John Applegate Outstanding Offensive Back Brian Artist Outstanding Defensive Lineman Jim Gurski Todd Zabelle Outstanding Defensive Back Ed Berry Mark Speckman Award (Most Inspirational) Joe Harrington Free Spirit Award Jim Gurski Upper Left: Burkland takes to the air for an interception. t:k Row L-R: Ken Ray, Jim Gurski, Bob Kochenderfer, Dave Boyes, Bill Lufrano, Robert Tingley, Phil Bentley, left Rianda, Tom Ceisler, Mike Burkland, Ken Lawrence, Steve DeHart. F jrth Row L-R: Nick Schueller, Dan Bartlett, Tom Scott, Dave Lashley, Mike Barnett, Todd Zabelle, Kevin Butler, Mike Ross, Kevin Nuuhiwa, Tom McCollum, |ohn Applegate Third F w L-R: Larry Crouch, Dave Rathbun, Tony Ruiz, Coach Brown, Coach Liggett, Coach Swann, David Moore, Ed Berry, Eddie Camacho, Joe Ramos, Mike Candolti Second Row L-R: 1 y Turturici, Brian Artist, John Capuzelo, Derek Hobbs, Dave Newman, Mark Crusick, Rob Dawson, Vance Pascua, Mark Newman Front Row L-R: lohn Sangumetti, Scott Ichimaru, t U ' Ren, lerry Brandenburg, |oe Harrington, Dave Condorf, Eric Keavney, Brent Ernngton SPORTS ■47 Upper Right: Capuzelo hides behind excellent pro- tection. Lower Left: Capuzelo scrambles past defender. Middle Left: Hey! ... I ' m gonna run by you. Middle Right: And another T.D., and another T.D.!! Lower Right: Brent Errington shows good form. I mm mmm 48 ■SPORTS Upper Left: Burkland follows Ray ' s lead blocking downfield. Upper Right: Derek Hobbs ' consistency gave him second in S.P.A.L. scoring. Lower Left: Rogers prepares to bite the dust. Lower Right: Capuzelo shows his excellent running capability. SPORTS ■49 50 ■SPORTS Upper Left: The Scot wall stops the opponent again Lower Right: McBnde is perfect on a 22 yarder. ack Row (L-R): Tom Kochenderfer, Russ Fay, Eric Rohde, Ray Savonna, Jeff Esquibel, Milton Reynolds, Jim Fox, Mike Rianda, Scott King Eric Eidler Willie Turner °Z ( ): T l ,e o Rl f!i S ° R0b c n McBrid 8 e ' |eff Harris ' Bob Capuzelo. Gary Artist, Mike Kitz, Jeff Brown, Tim Cosgrove, Ted Logothetis Ernie Chacon Alex Palen ntteny Thomas Th.rd Row (L-R): Dave Shaup, John R,bera, Joe Tebo, Mario Talosig, Coach Pugh, Coach Welsh, Coach Polena Mike McBnde Macon Roosevelt DouTwIl ms nc Sen man, T,m T,ng ley Second Row (L-R): Dw,gh. Pederson, D,ck Gardner, Jack Dawson, Dave Ra.hbun, Jim Screeton, Clin. Berg, Anthony Mayfield Tom Rupp R bb« eneTh teve Strom, Bob Orsolm, Front Row (L-R): Dave Akland, Bruce Wakms, Ken Winters, Gary Pnndle, Bre, McDonald, Ken Tanaka, Chns Ramey Steve Webber Jay Palmer SPORTS ■51 Varsity Cross Country Back Row: Mike Anderson, Jim Mathews, Ron Gomez, John Carlson. Front Row: Steve Kloepfer, Rob Ingenthron, Tom Hayse, Pete Mellquist. 52 ■SPORTS Upper Left: And they ' re off! Lower Right: Pete Mellquist in the open J.V. Cross Country Upper Left: Tony Chiasson displays en- durance as he nears the finish. Upper Right: Close quarters at the starting line. Above: Tony Rodriguez leads in the final leg. iack Row: Tony Chiasson, )osh Young, Rich Garbe. Front Row: Warren Chew, ony Rodriguez, Chad )ohnson. SPORTS ■53 Varsity Cross Country Back Row: Lesa Horve, Kirsten Semple, Paula Foianini, Dawn Palen, Karen Turner. Front Row: Lisa Longar, Rainey Miller, Cheryl Thomas, Jenny Gardner. 54 ■SPORTS Upper Right: Paula strug- gles to regain the lead. Upper Center: Making good time! Upper Left: Karen is one leg ahead. Lower Right: Lansberry instructs the runners of the rules. I.V. Cross Country Eck Row: Teri Bravo, Eithne Haran, Bonnie Wallach, Val Naples. Front Row: Joan Hbush, Kris Hadzicki, Veronica Elgin, Amy Gardner. SPORTS ■55 Sophomore W Cross Country M 4 x J Left to Right: Gerardo Pedro, Mike Anderson, Lynn Chee. Above: This is easy! Lower Right: Lynn Chee re-enters the track on the last lap. 56 ■SPORTS Freshman Cross Country Upper Left: A spurt of energy puts a Carl- mont runner barely ahead of his opponent. Upper Right: Too soon to predict a winner. Lower Right: A Carlmont runner sneaks up from behind. ack Row: Lars Paulsen, Steve Takayoshi, Dan Young, Granger Davis, Mike latney, Lew Chee, Chris Piety, Steve Charoni. Front Row: Scott Newton, Blair ullock, Matt Donahue, Eric Herrera. SPORTS ■57 Varsity Volleyball Back Row: Sue Krahe, Cathy Herbert, Coach Dolph. Middle Row: Jo Lecue, Lori Baba, Susan Gee, Stephanie Whittwer. Front Row: Michele Sanchez, Cindi Green, Kathy Hos- kins. Upper Left: Kathy concentrates on an important play. Upper Middle: O.K. Michelle, I said over the net. Upper Right: Sue takes aim and fires. Lower: I told you I had it! Junior Varsity Volleyball B k Row: Jenny Litz, Roena Spiller, Coach Mark, Gloria Spiller, Lisa Fuertes Middle R v: Lisa Baba, Susan Bradley, Elsa Garcia, Lynn Mark Front Row: Pia Westford, K leen Pardi, Cathy Pettis, )oanne Lawrence, Elizabeth Paulus. SPORTS ■59 1 Varsity Basketball Upper Left: Tackle Basketball! Lower Left: Ed Berry steps by a Don. Lower Right: Phillips goes up, and hits a ten footer 60 SPORTS SPORTS 61 J.V. Basketball Back Row: Eric Rohde, Mark King, lason Altieri, Tom Kochenderfer, Chris Paulus. Bernie Putz Mark Matthias Coacl Art, Alex D ° Ug W amS ' E C Sen ' ™ n ' ,ohn Riberia ' ndy HaTner Car Above: Pete Pappas burns, bones, and scores Lower Right: EARTHQUAKE!!! SPORTS ■63 C Basketball Back Row: Mike Cabin, Andy Peceimer, Scott Porter, Kevin Lawrence, Brian Posch, Da Saunders, Coach Stogner. Front Row: Gary Warman, Bill McAtee, Pete Zugelder, Mar Lubeck, Bob Gee. Upper Left: Gary Warman is ready in case Bob Gee tips the ball his way. Lower Left: Zugelder burns three Dons and scores. Lower Right: Bob Gee lays it in as the Dons look on. k Row: Coach Stogner, Pete Monroe, Mark Nowag, Kirk Bonzell, Ed Callero, Kurt Austin, ) Izumi, Joe Pitruzello. Front Row: Enrico Pedro, John Martines, Jim Lewis, James Bunton, id Hobbs. SPORTS ■65 Varsity Basketball Back Row: Beth Miller, Michelle Sanchez, Kathy Hoskins, Mr. Swann, Pia Westford. Front Row: Jo Ann Lawrence, Lisa Rodriguez, Rainey Miller, Gina Vitangeli, Lisa Fuertes, Sue Krane. Upper Left: Beth pushes the ball into the basket. Lower Right: The team takes a break in-between half time. Lower Left: Michelle leaps in for an easy two. 66 SPORTS ta Row: Ms. Staves, Sue Williams, Lisa Baba, Elsa Garcia, Kelly Cramer, Denise Ir ni, Susan Bradley, Lynne Mark, Tut Row: Carla Larson, Krista Naumoff, Kolleen Pardi, Elizabeth Paulus, Vicki V .hington SPORTS 67 Varsity Soccer Back Row: Derek Hobbs, Mike Timothy, Ken Callaway, Reed Wellman, Mike Linnell, Johr Griffin, Jeff Clark Middle Row: Coach Bradshaw, Paul Hurlow, Hakan Bergon, Bill U ' Ren Tony Chiasson, Dave Paulk, Chris Johnson Front Row: Keith Nesja, Gerry Brandeburg Eric Keavney, Jim Caldwell Not Pictured: Mark Molitor, Jim Gurski, Eric Lee 68 SPORTS Upper Left: Gerry Brandeburg dishes out some pain. Upper Right: Mark Molitor drives downfield. SPORTS 69 SPORTS ■7 1 Varsity Soccer Back Row: Coach Dolph, Cathy Herbert, Lesa Horve, Denise Cala, Kim Robbins. Front Row: Danna Ford, Rainna Ford, Laura Lindquist, Vicki Baughn, Amy Bono, Trish Desmond, Kris Griffen. Not Pictured: Connie Bensen, Kellie Flaherty. 72 ■SPORTS J.V. Soccer is 9 Mf BMP JMK ' k ' A ir Back Row: Carolyn Hyland, Sue Warden, Shawn Kloepfer, Gail Rummell, Denise Bunton, Laura Noonan, Kirr Johnson. Front Row: Doona Singer, Kelli Sample, Cathy Neider, Terri Patterson, Shannon Barnes, Christa Pederson Ruth Ellingsen, Stacey Ronshausen. Lower Left: Watch out, it might bite. Lower Right: A swift kick in the derriere should teach you not to take the ball from me again! 74 ■SPORTS SPORTS ■75 Varsity Wrestling Back Row (L-R): Greg Williams, Team Captain — Scott Posey, Kevin Bates, Mike Griffin, Kevin Butler, jim Fox, Mike Cabin. Front Row (L-R): Dave Newman, Chris Souder, Jason Dessiaume, John Martines, Ron Cheechov, Tom Chainey, Jef Wallach, Not Pictured: Mark Newman. Lower Left: Stop grinning Griffin! Lower Right: Dessiaume after victory SPORTS 77 J.V. Wrestling 78 SPORTS SPORTS 79 HOB SPORTS Upper Left: You talking to me? Middle Left: What the t $ @! is that? Middle Right: Tara serves the winning point. Lower Right: Annie and Andrea wait for the serve. V 1 Upper left: Mariflor shows her excellent forehand and skills in returning the ball. Upper right: DRATS! Lower right: Heidi gets ready to slam the ball back to her opponent. Lower left: Melanie keeps her eye on a difficult ball. SPORTS ■81 Track Sadl Upper Right: A Carlmont runner grins while she finishes the race ahead. Lower Right: James finishes the race with the other runners biting his dust. Lower Left: Trying out his new wings. Upper Left: Mike Durum clears the pole with grace. Upper Right: A Scot runner takes the lead. Lower Right: What are they looking at? Lower Left: Oops! Didn ' t quite make it. SPORTS ■8 i SPORTS ■85 Varsity Back Row: Ted Asmus, Bob Bowman, Kurt Stovall, Brian Anderson, Rich Farley, Rod ■. p P j n nald Fronl Row: kt-n B u man loren Ifbmil Mikt- Maskarn h kurt Ibsen. 19- Above: Why don ' t you lay off? Lower Right: An awesome save in the deep end. ■■• r__ B-l— , Junior Varsity Water Polo Upper Left: Bob Bowman shoots under pres- sure. Upper Right: Urrrrr! Lower Right: Mmmmm, this bench is warm ' Back Row: )ohn Dunning, Eric Nowag, Kevin Fraumeni, Derrek Carmicheal, Shark Mobley, Coach Kovas. Front Row: Don Chandler, Rex Schmit, lason Dessiaume, Graham Reyes, Mike Ries, Rob Levinson. SPORTS ■H7 SPORTS ■89 Varsity Swimming • Back Row: Annie Harris, |im Ciremele, Debbie Preitkis, Sue Williams, Karen Nowag, Laura Lindquist, Kellie Flah- erty, Lisa Boudreaux Front Row: Sarah Albrecht, Sue Fassett, Mariam Schutz, CeCe Louie, Melinda Mobley, lanine Tostado, Trish Desmond, Pat Flaherty, )enny Mergy. ■■■■■■■Upper right: A Scot diver makes an excellent attempt. Upper center: Melinda struggles to the finish line. Upper left: CeCe relaxes after a hard race. Lower right: Lisa takes a breath for a long stride. Oil ' mi 90 ■SPORTS jam ■ - 5 • , ; Upper right: Ann and Sue wait for Cirimele ' s instructions. Upper left: Trish and Janine take a break after a hard race. Lower left: Senior members of the excellent Varsity swim team. Lower right: Sue is congratulated for a great victory. Sports ■91 J.V. Swimming fflfofmt ' cf Back Row: Yoko Ogawa, Tina Fleischer, Coach Cirimele, Kristy Schainker, Sue Warden, Tricia McCann, Teena Kasper, Denise Pironi, Sue Peterson. Front Row: Vicky Harding,) Lisa Spinas, Beth Jensen, Michelle Ramage, Clarissa Louis, Carmel Hernandez, Nancy! Delfosse, Carolyn Hyland, Montresse Etienne. Upper Left: Montresse glides to the finish. Lower Right: Teena Kasper awaits the incoming swimmer from her relay team. Lower Left: Coach Cirimele gives the team a prep talk. SPORTS ■93 -o e Back Row: Todd Kolze, Loren Lebovitz, Tom McDonald, Brian Anderson, Ted Asmus, vcC Andre Reekie, Rich Farley, Coach Kovas. Front Row: Ron Kilberg, Bruce Mobley, Mike Mascarich, Eric Nowag, Todd O ' Leary, Bill Madsen. 4-4 ■SPORTS $ k Row: Kurt Austin, Brian Posh, Marty Siedenburg, Mark Nowag, Rob Levinson. rit Row: CeCe Louie, Tricia Desmond, Rex Schmidt, Clarissa Louie, Anne Harris. SPORTS ■95 gm m m m mm Back Row: Mr. Carlson, Lisa Rodriguez, Lisa Fuertes, Denise Cala, Cathy Herbert, Donna ffcff f )l| Holland, Teresa Verdoia, Coach Liggett. Front Row: Tracy Ayers, Rainna Ford, Christa ' I Naumoff, Danna Ford, Michelle Sanchez, Rainy Miller, Cindy Short. Lower Left: What ' s Lisa concentrating on? Lower Right: Cathy awaits the ball. SPORTS ■94 Varsity Baseball Back Row: Coach Magnuson, Jim Trevor, Bill Lufrano, Mike Burkland, John Hazelwood, Jeff Rianda, John Applegate, Ken Ray. Middle Row: Dan Saunders, Vance Pascua, Mark Crusick, John Capuzelo, Sean Morsette, Joe Ramos. Front Row: John Griffin, Troy Tur- turici, Brent Errington, Dan Escoto, Greg Souder. Lower Left: Ken Ray keeps his head down and rips the ball. Lower Right: C ' mon, at least win one game. SPORTS ■10 1 Back Row: Coach Bob Flanagan, Tim Cosgrove, Mike McCauley, Jeff Esquibel, Ed Callero, Jason Altieri, Randy Hayner, Don Coyle, Gracian LeCue, Eric Sentman, Wade Townsend, John Overdorf, Coach Mason. Front Row: Paul Gerstle, Chris Souder, Bob Capuzelo, Er- nie Chacon, Mike Kitz, Doug Williams, Bill McAtee. Upper Left: Bill McAtee fields it easily. Lower Left: I ' m getting out of here! Lower Right: What do you mean the ball is going to hit me on the head? SPORTS ■103 Upper Left: Ceordie Ziegler aces his opponent. Lower Left: Perkins is perfect on the net volley. Lower Right: Mike Anderson returns a bullet serve. B:k Row: Ken Bowman, Dave Shouse, Rob Chang, Ross Perkins, Ken Gabrielson. ddle Row: Ed Koch, Bill Timothy, Nick Vlahos, Larry Tong. Front Row: Dave Col- el an, Tom Rupp, Steve Schneider, Geordie Ziegler, Paul Patrick. SPORTS ■105 Badminton Back Row: Michelle Barbieri, Lori Schach, Katherine Glendinning, Tiffany Fong, Mariflor Soriano, Karen Nowag, Gloria Pon, Coach Verhousky. Middle Row: Natalie Litz, Vicki Alvis, Josephine Lecue, Renee Chaffer, Wendy Bevilockway, Kim Cheechov, Barbara Tanada, Connie Benson, Andrea Vourvolias. Front Row: Tracy Nelson, Tina Pitsenberger, Suzie Stoner, Christa Pederson, Debbie Barron, Jill Wheeler, Carla Larson, Noe Beauchamp. Upper Left: I ' ll kill that birdie! Lower Left: Christa slams the birdie over the net. Lower Right: Mariflor keeps an eye on her opponent. 106 ■SPORTS SPORTS ■107 SPIRIT 108 ■SPIRIT SPIRIT ■109 Varsity Cheerleaders Julie Braun Dorian DeCius Jill Larson Debbie Parker 1 10 ■SPIRIT Lori Schach Valerie Vasilakos Heidi Young SPIRIT ■1 1 I Varsity Pom Pon 112 ■SPIRIT 114 ■SPIRIT Cathy Manfredi Tia Plaine Liz Raich SPIRIT ■115 Paige Carroll Lisa Harvath Jan March J.V. Pom Pon Mascots The 1980-81 Spirit Squads all went to camp together at U.C. Santa Cruz. It prov- ed to be a very rewarding experience in spirit to pass it on to the school. Along with the Thursday night T.P.-ing of the Football players ' homes, the Varsity squads also put up signs for them, made them cookies and dragged them out of bed for a very early kidnap breakfast. All the squads had a great year and the mascots did a good job getting the crowds rowdy! SPIRIT ■119 ORGANIZATIONS 120 ■ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ■121 Executive Board S3? Top Row L-R: Chris Paulus, Suzanne Fassett, Granger Davis, Tony Gotaj, Andrea Angelides, Tom Hayse, Robert Porter, Shawn Ghee. Bottom Row L-R: )oe Gillanders, Kristin Osterman, Larry Wong, Tara McClanahan, Mariflor Soriano, Prescott Chow, )enny Litz, Ad. Mr. Hunter. the leadership of ASB Joe Gillanders and Vice Larry Wong, the Ex- Board sponsored Under President President ecutive numerous activities and worked to coordinate the efforts of the other levels of student govern- ment. Continuing Carlmont tradi- tions the Board sponsored the spr- ing and fall Blood Drives, the Holi- day Canned Food Drive, and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. The Board gave the Staff Ap- preciation Day Luncheon working to improve student staff relations, and administered the widespread Secret Pals program. Beginning new traditions the board sponsored the Ben Lo- mond Talks, a training session for those highly involved in student government, and launched the School Beautification Campaign which included the restoration of the Senior Lawn benches. 122 ■ORGANIZATIONS tudent Court Hck Row (L-R): Nicole Jackson, David Coleman, Stacy Korn. Front Row (L-R): George )ensen, Thea Winter, Marcy Donohue. Not Pictured: Lnea Sciaroni. A,. The purpose of the Student Court is to hear the grievances of students and to reach a fair solution to any problem that may present itself. In addition, the Student Court may act as a go-between where students may present suggestions and solutions to the faculty when the general welfare of the Student Body is involved. The Court has been a great aid in making it possible for students to make their wishes known and to stimulate change and improvement within the school. Chief Justice - Stacy Korn ORGANIZATIONS ■123 j dent Council — First Semester Alphabetical Order: Lori Allen, Linda Barron, Noel Beauchamp, David Benson, Teri Bravo, Kurt Bullis, Monique Bullis, Blair Bullock, Jim Bunton, Bridget Burke Paige Carroll, Jim Chiang, Darlene Coffen, Rhonda Coulston, Susie DeCoite, Kathy Drever, Marie Duval, Montrese Etienne, Diane Fischer, Jim Fox, Nadi Haqq, Elizabeth Harvath, Anthony Hopgood, Yvette Jenkins, Patrick Johns, Tamma Kaysser, AnnMarie Kreiss, Kirsten Larson, Laura Lindquist, Kristine Madser Lynn Mark, Eric Marshall, Marc Matthias, Darrel Meade, John Murata, Trish Murphy, Julie O ' Brien, Christina Olivari, Gary Palangian, Peter Pappas, Michelh Pattee, Scott Posey, Christopher Rainey, Dave Rathbun, Anthony Sangervasi, Kristy Schainker, Amy Shipley, D avid Shouse, Carol Stells, Susie Stoner, Co 124 ■ORGANIZATIONS 2nd Semester This year ' s Student Council has con- centrated its efforts towards school im- provement projects. Aside from the routine duties (such as approving the ASB commissioners and various policies), the Council has been working on the revision of the Carlmont Awards Points system and the ASB Constitution. Another project initiated by the Council was the painting of a school spirit and school beautification mural, although not completed due to lack of district approval. The major pro- ject the Council worked on was the purchase of a new $1600 stereo sound system to be used at rallies, assemblies, dances, etc. The Council also worked on fundraisers such as donut sales and an Xmas ornament sale to help raise money for the new sound system. The Student Council had a very active and productive year! Alphabetical Order Lori Allen, Gary Artist, Lori Baba, Curt Bissell, Darlene Coffen, David Cosgrove, Rhonda Coulston, Keith Coulston, Chris Curry, Christi Cyphers, Gillian Decius, Paul Domenichini, Marie Duval, Diane Fischer, Zena Fong, Lisa Fuertes, Dick Gardner, lennifer Hawthorne, Amy Hennig, Mike Holland, Carolyn Hyland, Rob Ingenthron, Sherri Kwan, jill Larson, Laura Lindquist, Yale Long, Jan March, Lynne Mark, Marc Matthias, Donna Maynard, Darrell Meade, Dana Mongiello, Sandra Morgan, Eric Nodme, Yoko Ogawa, Mike Overton, Gary Palangian, Dawn Palen, Chnsta Pedersen, Guy Purcell, Jeff Randolph, Adam Sevillia, Mike Slaughter, Kirsten Soule, Con Sullivan, Guy Tautenhahn, Karen Totah, lames Trevor, Bill U ' Ren, Chris U ' Ren, Nancy Wiltberger, Larry Wong, Dana Zabelle ORGANIZATIONS ■125 : inance Board Back Row (L-R): David Coleman, Mariflor Soriano, Michelle Barbieri, Stacy Korn, Claudia Harris, Helen Shinn, Nicole jackson, Larry Wong Front Row (L-R): Keith Rollin, Rene Chaffer, Mike Rylander, Richard Rupp. The Finance Board looks out for the financial interests of Carlmont. This past year, the board, headed by commissioner Mariflor Soriano, has done a tremendous job. The duties of the board involve, among other things, being in charge of promoting all the sales in the Student Finance Of- fice; dance and play tickets, T-shirts, and the like. One of the board ' s many accomplishments has been to sell tickets for football and basketball games, thus raising over $3,000 for the student body. In addition, they have sold hun- dreds of ASB cards, and have planned the 1981- ' 82 budget for Carlmont. The Finance Board is a vital and invaluable ingredient to keeping our school running smoothly. 126 ■ORGANIZATIONS Elections Board The Elections Board, headed first by Suzanne Fassett and later by Heather Soule, has had quite a busy year. The Board is in charge of con- trolling the many elections held dur- ing the school year. The duties of the Board include establishing voting pro- cedures, keeping track of the elec- tions, and encouraging students to vote. During this past year, they have been in charge of the Homecoming votes and elections, the voting for the Junior Senior Ball, and the like. During the Spring, the elections of the A.S.B. Officers and the class of- ficers are handled by the Board. Although the turnout of student voters in the past has not been great, Suzanne and Heather have both done a good job trying to encourage participation in the elections. 1st Semester — Suzanne Fassett 2nd Semester — Heather Soule B :k Row: Melanie Arndt, Lisa Baba, Lesa Horve, Lynn Watanabe, Terri Knowlton. Middle Row: Judy Lindquist, Margie Webber, Tom C idson, Mr. Ohlson. Front Row: Shawn Ghee, Heather Soule, Joe Gillanders, Janet Watts, Gary Bry. ORGANIZATIONS ■127 Activities Board Top Row (L-R): LaRonda Cox, Becky Brubaker, Noel Beauchamp, Tony Gotaj, Tara McClanahan, Lynn Watanabe, Middle Row (L-R): f Soriano, Linda Barron, Yolanda Blackwell, Mariflor Soriano, Andrea Vourvoulias, Bottom Row (L-R): Eric Lee, Rich Rupp, Sherri Kwan, Lai j Wong, Prescott Chow, Lori Baba. The Activities Board was responsible for putting a little life into the otherwise dull Carlmont Campus. They organized the Hi-Day Rally, as well as the many other lunchtime assemblies held throughout the year. They brainstormed the special days like Hat Day, T-Shirt Day and Button Day. They supervised the Homecoming Pom-Pon sales, and helped with the other Homecoming Week ac- tivities. They not only did the during-school activities but the Mistletoe Magic Christmas Dance. They also help ed on two of the Graduation functions, the Awards Assembly and Baccalaureate. 128 ORGANIZATIONS Publicity Board iommissioner — Kristin Osterman Each year, the Publicity Board does much for Carlmont. During this past year, the Board has made colorful banners to publicize all the football games and has renovated the Chimney Corners display case by repainting and installing corkboard. In addition, the Publicity Board made a felt holiday wreath which Mrs. Pervier won in a raffle, and they have also formed a silkscreening workshop in which each member learned the basics of the process. These are just a few of the Publicity Board ' s contributions to our school. anding L-R: Mr. Inman, Sue Blattner, Karen Kakuda, Kristin Osterman. Kneeling L-R: Kelly Cramer, Mary Seivert. ORGANIZATIONS 129 Rally Board Back Row: Stacey Korn, Prescott Chow, Cornell Bernard, Middle Row: Linda Barron, Noel Beauchamp, Larry Wong, Eric Lee, Andre: Angelides, Lori Baba, Casey Ford, Rene Chaffer, Front Row: Kathy Manfredi, Jan March, Stephanie Volkmann, Paige Caroll, Renada Cassettaj Becky Brubaker, Rich Rupp. Commissioner Andrea Angelides The Rally Board, under the leadership of Andrea Angelides, planned almost all the lunch time rallies at Carlmont. Hi-Day rally was the only one not done by the Board. An- drea broke up the Board into groups of seven or eight people, and these smaller groups came up with the ideas for the rallies. All of the members did the Homecoming, Fall Sports, Winter sports and end-of-year rallies. The most successful rally of the year was the Halloween event, with faculty and students dressing up, and a big costume con- test highlighting the rally. Andrea deserves much credit for having done a great job as Carlmont ' s Rally Commissioner. 1 30 ■ORGANIZATIONS ommunications Board The primary function of the Communications Board is to read the Carlmont bulletin every morning at the beginning of 2nd period. As far as the board is concerned, their two most momentous acts were: a moment of silence to mourn the death of guitarist )imi Hendrix and the death of Led Zepplin ' s drummer john Bonhan. They also felt that their best reader was junior josh Pollock, who managed to put a little livliness into the bulletin. Unfortunately, some of his remarks were in conflict with the standards set by the Administration and he was told to either reform or resign. He chose to resign. Readers were Casey Ford, Eric Lee, and other students on the Board. Their after-hours business and social functions were somewhat limited, a few working luncheons, two Carnelian Room dinners and several late-night conferences held locally and in San Francisco. :k Row: Eric Lee, Brian Anderson, Gary Palangian, Robert Porter nt Row: Prescott Chow, Casey Ford, Becky Brubaker, Stacy Korn ORGANIZATIONS Noon Recreation Board Its : n Back Row (L-R): Lynn Watanabe, Jeff Randolph, Tamma Kaysser, Helen Shinn, Denine Sibbert, Allyson Kume, Patty Thomas, ]oe Gillanders Shawn Ghee. Bottom Row (L-R): Kathy Mass, Fred Ghram, Cyndy Slaughter, Robert Davis, Jim Chiang, Chris Paulus, Claudia Harris. Commissioner — Shawn Ghee There were many activities put on by the Noon Recreation Board throughout the year. These activities included many films, concerts, volleyball and frisbee games, class competi- tions and different contests enjoyed by all. The Board kept the Student Body busy at lunch with all of these enjoyable events. Shawn Ghee and his Board should be con- gratulated for one of the most successful Noon Rec. Boards in years. 1 32 ■ORGANIZATIONS Human Relations Board lack Row: Joe Gillanders, Lori Symonds, Tara McClanahan, Mrs. Goelz Front Row: Mrs. Bockholt, Thea Winter, Becky Brubaker, Stacey .orn. Commissioner Tara McClanahan First semester under the leadership of Tara McClanahan, and second semester under the leadership of Ed Soriano, the Human Relations Board worked to bring people closer together. Highlighting the board ' s activities were discussion about the problem of restroom vandalism; a lun- cheon orientating student government leaders to the Human Relations Program; a picnic to encourage non-English-speaking Carlmont students to participate in the stu- dent activities program; taking students ' pictures with Santa Clause; and Interna- tional Week. ORGANIZATIONS ■133 Boys ' Sports Board 1. Top Row (L-R): John Carlson, Warren Chew, Ray Savona, Bottom Row (L-R): Robert Ingenthron, Ronald Gomez, Tony Chiasson, Tom Hayse. The Boys ' Sports Board, headed by Tom Hayse, has done a great deal for Carlmont this year. Besides such activities as the football program sales, the Carlmont Boosters Membership Drive, and the 10 Kilometer Race, the board has spon- sored both the spring and fall blood drives. The Boys ' Sports Board has been an indispensable ingredient in Carlmont ' s many activities. rj mmr I 54 ■ORGANIZATIONS Girls ' Sports Board ack Row (L-R): Susan Gee, Noel Flores, Kelly Cramer, Mariflor Soriano, Tiffany Fong, Josephine LeCue, Ms. Staves, Middle Row (L-R): Vicki aughn, Cece Louie, LaTonya Johns, Denise Cala, Victoria Alvis, Bottom Row (L-R): Lesa Horve, Stephanie Wittwer, Trish Desmond, Laura ndquist, Debbie Preitkis, Cathy Pettis. Commissioner — Stephanie Wittwer The Girls ' Sports Board made several accomplishments this year. They conducted a fund raiser gross- ing approximately $600. They par- ticipated in the litter pick up and started an anti-vandalism theft pro- gram from the girls ' locker room. It was very successful and hopefully they can continue this program in the years to come. Second semester they planned the (never to be forgot- ten) 1981 Girls ' Annual Sports Banquet. ORGANIZATIONS : riends of Millard Fillmore MILLARD-FILLMORE-RIDES-AGAIN!!! FOMF, the illustrious organization that pays tribute to the infamous 13th president of these United States, has had quite a year. Although FOMF has activities throughout the whole year such as beach parties and the like, it all culminates with the annual Millard Fillmore Scavenger Hunt. The Hunt began on jan. 9 with a celebration of Millard ' s 181st birthday, complete with cake and Marching Kazoo Band. After the 49 hour marathon of trivia hunting, Carlmont came in 8th and 10th behind Cubberly and Palo Alto, but a good time was had by all (except Sandy Koufax). One hopes that we have all conducted ourselves during the past year precisely as Millard would have liked. If; ■V 0 136 ORGANIZATIONS Engineering Club :k Row: Mr. Leo Campey, David Hayes, Paul Creager, Mark Lubeck, Marshall Wilson, Mike Timothy Front Row: John lmidt, Jim Allen, Bob Kato, Rich Garbe, Sean Morsette. Treasurer, Paul Creager; Secretary, Mark Lubeck; President, James Allen; Vice Pres., Guy Schmidt. ORGANIZATIONS ■137 : rench Club a  Back Row: Sue Blattner, Edna Lorenzana, Desiree Caguioa, Tracy Nelson, Diane Wilmes, Kris Winter, Helen Shinn, Mrs. Slate. Front Row: Nicole lackson, Dora Pistiolas, Silvia Kwok, Claudia Harris. The French Club is probably one of the more enjoyable (and fattening) clubs around. They went to a couple of French films, La Cage Aux Folles and Mon Oncle D ' Amerique. Then they ' d have some ice cream. They had a luncheon in March, and went to a french restaurant for dinner. They had several fund raisers selling candy bars, candy canes, and posters. Altogether they raised a total of $600.00. Other activities included pot luck lunches during club meetings for members only. • I 58 ■ORGANIZATIONS riath Club The Math Club ' s major tests during the year were the Atlantic-Pacific, the Santa Clara, and the MAA. Aside from the tests, we like to blow all the money in the till when we can. reports the Math Club Presi- dent, Alina Gutierrez. Their year ended with Math Awards Night where honors and other forms of recognition were given to outstanding students. Their final, annual event will be to run madly to the beach and use up the remaining funds for Munchies! (a Row (L-R): Zelaine Fong, Jane Hill, Zeva Fong, Nicole lackson, )enny Litz, Charles Zender Middle Row (L-R): Reed Wellman, Mr. Niehuis, H ene Saberi, Yoko Ogawa, Stewart Kume, Robert Yokota, Larry Tong, Mikyong Song, Ron Phillips. Front Row(L-R): Chuck Ma, Trevin 4 lock, Alina Gutierrez, Rhonda Coulston, Ralph Spickermann, )oe Gillanders, Robert Gee, Guy Pureed, Maurice Lee. ORGANIZATIONS ■134 American Field Service (A.F.S.) A year away like this from home is something you never forget. There has been both up and downs, but as a whole it has been a great ex- perience. I was lucky to come to a really nice humorous family who has given me much. I have experienced so many things that it would be im- possible to write it all down in a few sentences. It has been interesting to be at Carlmont and to be able to get to know an American school, and the people in it. I ' m enjoying my stay here and I think the peo- ple around here are more open and friendly than in any other place. It will be hard to say goodbye to everyone that I ' ve got to know here when it ' s time to go back, even harder than it was leaving Sweden, since I never know if I ' ll ever see them again. Pia Westford Janet Watts, sophomore, came to Carlmont in February as an AFS exchange student from Penn- sylvania, near Three Mile Island, Janet is a partici- pant in the relatively new AFS program, that of a Domestic Exchange, wherein the student does not travel to a foreign country but instead is able to experience a different environment and populace in another part of the country. Janet has lived with Kathy Calkins and family during her stay at Carlmont. 140 ■ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ■141 Drama Club Back Row: Debbie Rokitiansky, Chris Faulk, Joe Gillanders, Nica Elgin, Britt Hoff, Melita Guellert, Trish Lautze, The Invisible Man , Lori Baba Bottom Row: Lynne Watanabe, Prescott Chow, Stacey Korn, Annie Angelides, Anne Hunnicut, Michele Ramage, Susan Brien, Bridget Burke Cornell Barnard. Not Pictured: Casey Ford. ... The Carlmont Drama Club started its year with exciting plans for 1980-1981. They began by performing an annual Christmas Show for the employees of Trans World Airlines, The show was presented on December 13 at Central Park in San Mateo. The year followed with various theater trips to San Francisco. The year of the club came to an end with a final spectacular show entitled Broadway Revue . The show consisted of musical comedy scenes, dance numbers, and songs. The show, presented on May 28, was a huge success thanks to the wide variety of talent found in the members of the club. 142 ■ORGANIZATIONS Minority Student Union MSU ' s primary activity for the year was the in- ception of, organization of, and publicity for Black History Month (February). Many activities were planned for that month. Charmaine Crowell presented her Ain ' t I a Woman ' ' to a student au- dience. The MSU dance was held on Friday, Feb. 20. Poetry and art entries to the annual contest were judged and prizes awarded. In March, a play entitled Be My Valentine was presented before a student audience. Treasurer Vice Pres. President Secretary Cedric Wallace Desiree Couch Tara McClanahan Yolanda Blackwell Jack Row (L-R): Lolita Topps, Yolanda Blackwell, Carol Stells, Luz Curiel, Desiree Couch, Carmen Carial, Tara McClanahan, Chontay lackson, v ' anessa Calloway, Shawn Hampton, Gloria Spiller, Mrs. Bush, Middle Row (L-R): Karen Vines, Ronnie Smith, Ann Armstead, Carl Crawford, Helena Harris, Cedric Wallace, Mary Armstead, Ed Soriano, Bottom Row (L-R): Juliette Harris, Taffy Anderson, Venus Wadley, Cathy Pettis. ORGANIZATIONS ■143 Math Engineering Science Achievement Back Row (L-R): Cheryl Thompson, Lynell Womack, Miles Freeman, Shannon Barnes, Yvette Jenkins, Priscilla Davis, Patricia Harris, Rubin O, tiz, Diamettia Thibodeaux, Shawn Ghee, Roosevelt Macon, Derold Arnick, Roena Spiller, Alan Remedios (All kneeling) Front Row: Eric Let$ Lee Andrew Thomas, Monica Couch, David Moore, Resie Lewis, Estellita Hall. MESA is a 12-year-old club. MESA stands for Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achieve- ment. MESA prepares minority students for col- lege and offers tutorial help in several areas. A requirement for entrance into this organization is that the student must enroll in the 2nd year of college prep math and be interested in a career that requires calculus . 144 ■ORGANIZATIONS Peer Counselors The Peer Counselors are a group highly beneficial to the Student Assistance Center. The Center is there to help people get themselves together and understand their problems and how to solve them. The Peer Counselors encourage the students to work out their problems for themselves. The Peer Counselors are special people, chosen for their ability to understand human behavior, and their sensitivity to the problems of others. The Center has done good work this year, always there to help anyone out. 1.1: Carl Crawford, Eric Nodine, Terry Smith, Mr. Charles Donald: Student Assistance Center Supervisor, Martin Siedenberg, Desiree Couch. ORGANIZATIONS ■145 Special Education Aides Carol Cleven, Geraldine Castorena, Darlene Coffen, Teena Kasper, lames Hansen, )olene Torres, Michelle Afendakis, Ruth Ellingsen, Chanta Palmer, Michele Lea, Mr. Kivlen, Nancy Dillard, Amy Shipley, Instructional Aide Delia Aloy. Not Pictured: Linda Dopp, )udy Nightingale, Greg| Depetris, Cori Sullivan, Nan Morrison. Special Education Aides, who are under the supervision of Mr. Kivlen spend one period per day teaching the special education children. The aides help the students with their daily work. The students approved to be aides are chosen for their qualities of maturity, responsibility, and an ability to relate to others. 14 6 ■ORGANIZATIONS Band II lack Row: Mr. Campbell, Jeff Carlen, Mike Davis, Joey O ' Brien, Geordie Ziegler, Dino Foti, Mike Montazer, Allen Lee, Eric Nodine, Middle !ow: Bridget Burke, Kolleen Pardi, Kristin Arvesen, Tammy Canale, Kenny Benson, Kirk Bonzell, Steve Charoni, John Wodarczyk, Bill Panelli. ront Row: Melanie Arndt, Jeanie Ziemann, Amber Purcell, Karen Gates, Chris U ' Ren, Carla Larson, Carolyn Tuft, Kim Tully. Band II is a training group designed to prepare students for advanced studies. The group concentrates on music theory, history, and practical instrumental techniques. The band was featured at the Winter Concert, county music festival and other events such as rallies. The Symphonic Band is the school ' s main performing group, playing a variety of musical styles ranging from baro- que to modern. They also provide music for athletic events. Performances this year included the Winter Concert, Pops Concert, Foothill Invitational Band Festival, C.M.E.A. Band Festival, Spring Concert and graduation ceremonies. Three of the band members, Julie Lee, Erik Sternad, and Stephanie Volkmann distinguished themselves at the Northern Califor- nia Honor Band. The Jazz Ensemble is made up of advanced instrumen- talists, interested in performing and promoting jazz. The group has given numerous high caliber performances this year, including the C.S.M. Jazz Festival, Winter Concert, Foothill Jazz Festival, San Mateo Jazz Workshop, Pops Con- cert, Reno Jazz Festival, Campagna Invitational Jazz Festival, Spring Jazz Concert and the annual Swingin ' Back Dance! ORGANIZATIONS ■147 Symphonic Band Back Row: Pete Zugelder, Mike Davis, )erry Brandeburg, Jim Hansen, Bernard Johnson, Ken Callaway. 3rd Row: Keith Nesja, Tom Miller, An- dy Collins, Mike Riley, Blair Bullock, Erik Sternad, Scott Hartley, Tim Tingley, Shawn Greene, Mr. Fred Campbell. 2nd Row: Karen Hansen, Celeste Armstrong, Linda Rodriguez, Annie Angelides, Elsa Garcia, Don Coyle, David Benson, Cyrus Esteban. Front Row: Johanna Tokunaga, Kristine Johnson, Stephanie Volkmann, Julie Lee, Eric Bonzell, Ralph Spickermann, Jill Sooy, Bethany Cone, Guy Purcell. 148 ■ORGANIZATIONS Jazz Band Back Row: Scott Hartley, Erik Sternad, Erik Marshall. Middle Row: Mr. Campbell, Victor Berg, Agnes McCambridge, Erik Finke, Ian Crouch, Rob O ' Sullivan, Pete Zugelder, Mike Riley, David Benson, Tom Miller, Andy Collins. Front Row: Stephanie Volkmann, Mike Davis, Annie Angelides, Julie Lee, Johanna Tokunga, Martin Seidenburg. ORGANIZATIONS ■149 In alphabetical order: Roger Amsworth, Linda Arlow, Ion Blank, Gary Brase, Ten Bravo, lanice Bnckell, Andrew Brown, lohn Burke, Terry Burke, Kenny Callaway, Cia Carrozzi, Rick Chandler, Scott Cosgrave, Don Coyle, Doug DeCoite, Scott Deppiesse, Cory Dudley, Tracy Francis, Susan Cauvin, Mike Glidden, Kim Griffin, Karl Hartmen, Dean Hartman, Matt Hilden, Mike Holland, Vickie Hoseit, Vmce Katies, Irma Logomarsmo, Nathan Lyles, Bob Lyon, Emmanuel Mariano, Dyanne Matthews, lames Matthews, Trevin Matlock, Mark Moreno, Todd O ' Leary, Gerald Otto, Steve Palmer, Scott Posey, Jeff Rizzo, Tony Rodriguez, Susan Sadler, Bruce Savage, Pat Schueller, lanine Simon, Shirley Smatana, Karl Sonnberger. Robert Tmgley, Denise Tostado, left Wallach, Russ Webb, Kendall Weinmann, Theresa Williams, Marshall Wilson, Daniel Wright, Charles Zender, 1 501 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ■151 Carlmonitor Editor-in-Chief Productions Manager Managing Editor Sports Editor Girl ' s Sports Editor Staff Kim With Bill U ' Ren Sue Blattner Larry Crouch Tricia Desmond Linda Barron, Adam Bass, Stacy Bush, Marvin Castro, Christine Faulk, Lance Hulquist, Yvette Jenkins, Nina Marillo, Marc Matthias, Dena Oldt, Michelle Pal acio, Debbie Rokitiansky, Christine Rolfe, Brian Rosenthal. Back Row (L-R): )enny Galvez, Lance Hulquist, Yvette )enkins, Nina Marillo, Linda Barron, Stacy Bush, Chris Faulk, Debbie Rokitiansky, Ian Crouch, Marc Matthias. Front Row (L-R): Marvin Castro, Kim With, Larry Crouch, Bill U ' Ren, Sue Blattner. Not Pictured: Adam Bass, Tricia Desmond. The Carlmonitor is presented to the Student Body every other week at the time and efforts of the Jour- nalism class. The detailed process of publishing a first- class newspaper requires the total dedication and supreme sacrifice of its Editor-in-Chief. The first week of this process involves the assignment of stories by the editors. Reporters must meet the deadline or suffer the consequences. During this time, the editorial staff copyreads incoming articles, writes headlines and pre-dummies the paper. When the copy comes back from the printer, it is cut up and pasted accordingly on the layout sheets by the editors. These proofed layout sheets are then sent back to the printer and the resulting product is - the Carlmonitor. 152 ■ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ■153 Vistas Back Row L-R: Debbie Barron, Scott King, Garrett Marshall, Kerry Forbes, Kevin McLaughlin, Steve Gunn, Marian Schutz, Wendy Bevilockway, Victoria Alvis. Middle Row: Kathy Hoff, Lori Schach, Marci Dazols, Toula Nolan, Alicia Hicks, Shelly Kowol. Front Row: Amy Hennig, Hakan Bergon, Lisa Kitson, Lynn jacobsen, Estellita Hall, Jeff McLaughlin, Not Pictured: Patricia Desmond, Kari Haney. Thank God it ' s over!! With the help of a few great people, this year ' s Yearbook slowly and un-surely made deadlines and got it together. There were many times in the year when the staff was faced with unsurmountable obstacles, and yet somehow, surprisingly, we overcame them. In retrospect, the one most important thing everyone learned is that, yes, The Meaning of Life is Beyond it! And now back to Boys ' Sports . . . 1 54 ■ORGANIZATIONS VISTAS STAFF Editors: Lynn Jacobsen, Lisa Kitson Activities: Patricia Desmond, Kerry Forbes, Estellita Hall Sports: Victoria Alvis, Wendy Bevilockway, Steve Gunn, Marian Schutz Spirit: Kari Haney, Lori Schach Organizations: Scott King Classes: Marci Dazols, Amy Hennig, Kathy Hoff, Garrett Marshall Seniors: Alicia Hicks, Shelly Kowol Faculty: Hakan Bergon, Jeff McLaughlin Advertisement: Debbie Barron, Toula Nolan Photographers: Amy Hennig, Garrett Marshall, Lynn Jacobsen ORGANIZATIONS ■155 1 56 ■SENIORS SENIORS ■157 Senior Officers and Board What can you say about the Senior Board? Well, for starters, they put some spirit in the Senior Class. They kicked off the year with the Sock Hop, followed by donut sales, candy sales, and an Easter flower sale. The efforts of the group brought the entire Senior class the thrill of victory during the Homecoming Week. Then at the end of the year, they threw in a new activity, a Western Dance in addition to the traditional Sr. Activities: the Senior Luau, Senior Breakfast, Dads ' Barbe- que, Senior Picnic, Senior Walk, and the Baccalaureate. VICE PRESIDENT — Allyson Kume PRESIDENT — Prescott Chow SECRETARY — Becky Brubaker Back Row L-R: Matt Hilden, )oe Gillanders, Tony Gotaj, Annie Angeledes, Bill Madsen, Tom Hayse, Eric Lee, Debbie Barron, Alan Helbush, Ed Soriano, Rob Porter, Ian Crouch. Middle Row L-R: Zelaine Fong, Stacy Korn, Natalie Litz, Tony Chiasson, Heather Soule, Terri Knowlton, Larry Tong, Dawn Sowa, Jenny Harris, Rene Chaffer, Vicki Alvis, Wendy Bevilockway, Josephine LeCue. Front Row L-R: David Benson, Kari Haney, Andrea Vourvolias, Barbar Bukowski, Suzie Stoner, Prescott Chow, Becky Brubaker, Lynne Watanabe, Kirsten Larson, Lori Baba, Grant Wright, Greg White, Christi Cyphers. 1 58 ■SENIORS ( rent Adcoch l oger 4iniwortk -Jdeidi Jllberti tianiei -Alexander amei ML ereia iieaume Slelia -JUmeda-Jiopez £uitacio Johanna Mtorfer Vi ctoria dorian Anderson Andrea 4ngeiidei fyohn Jlppleaatt Jed -A mui (jeorge s4tnanaili .orraine d3aba Yflarluce ( a((iet domed $arnard Oicar $2a WiL Burnett SENIORS ■159 SENIORS ■161 lf 2 ■SENIORS SENIORS ■16 i 164 ■SENIORS SENIORS 165 166 ■SENIORS SENIORS ■167 Ib8 ■SENIORS SENIORS ■169 170 ■SENIORS JinJa WcJntosk Mien WlcJntyre Jeffrey WcJaugkdn J evin WcXau Uin Peter Weight SENIORS ■171 172 ■SENIORS SENIORS 173 174 ■SENIORS 17b ■SENIORS SENIORS ■177 Favorite Class — Psychology Favorite Class — Physical Education 178 SENIORS Senior Credits Heidi Alberti I V Tennis ( 1). Varsity Tennis (2-4). Tennis Team Manager (3). I V Bas- ketball (2). Bible Studv (2-4). Home- coming Princess (4) Vicki Alvis — Tennis (4). Badminton (4). Yearbook (4), Senior Board (4). Girl ' s Sports Board (4). lohanna Altorler - Cross Country (1). Track (1). Class Boards ( 1-4), Student Court Justice (2-3). Student Council) 1.4) Annie Angelides — Class Boards (1-4). Concert Band ( I) Symphonic Band (2-4). lazz Band (3- 4). Drama Club ( 1-4). Student Coun- cil (5). Thespians (1-4) Arsenic and Old Lace ( I), Gypsy ( I). Our Town (2) . Paiama Game (2). The Boyfriend (3) . Girls Tennis Team (4). Executive Board (4). Rally Commissioner (4) Homecoming Activities ( 1-4). CMEA lazz and Symphonic Festivals (1-4). SPAL Tennis (4). lohn Applegate - Frosh-Soph Football (I), Track (I), Varsity Football (2-4). Frosh-Soph Baseball (2). Varsity Baseball (3-4) Human Relations Board (3) Ted Asmus - Water Polo (1-4). Swimming (1-4). IV Basketball (1). FOMF (1-2). Class Boards (1-2). Block C (3-4). Lorraine Baba - I V Volleyball ( t-3). Varsity Volley- ball (4), Volleyball Manager (3). Girl ' s Sports Board (3) Track ( I). Orches- tra ( I). Class Boards (1-4). FOMF (2-4). Drama Club (2-3). Thespian (4) . Boyfriend (3). Children ' s Hour (4). CSF (3). Student Council (i) Homecoming Activities (3-4). Rally Board (4). Activities Board (4). Bible Study (4) Debbie Barron — Class Boards (1-4). Badminton Team (i-4). Yearbook (4), Powder Put Football (4). Tern Becker - Band ( 1), Math Club (3-4) ( Xjtstand- ing (unior Math Student ( )). student Council ( i). I S.A (2-3). C S f Honor Roll (3-4) M A Math Coniest (1.3-4). Math Honors (3-4) Connie Bensen - Girl ' s I V Tennis (1-2). Girl ' s Varsity Tennis (3-4). Girl s Varsity Soccer ( 1- 4). Girl s Badminton Wendy Bevilockway - - Boards (3-4). Yearbook (4). Badminton (4) YolandaBlackwell - M S U Secretary (2-4), M S U Trea- surer (3), Activities Board (4), Senior Board (4) Badminton Team (4) Gary Bry - Class Boards (3-4), Homecoming Activities (3-4), F O.M F (3-4). Becky Brubaker - Class Boards ( 1-4). Class Secretary .43-4) Human Relations Board (4). Rally Board (4) Activities Board (4). lunior-Senior Ball Committee (4). Carlmont Hi C lub (4). Tennis Team (2,4). Badmmi.m Team (3-4), Pow- der Put! Football (3-4). Student Council (3). lunior Prom Princess (3), Homecoming Princess (4). F O.M F (4). junior Prom Committee (3), ( SF (3). M A A (3). SPAL Tennis (4). kowski - iry (I). Class Boards and ( I). Symphonic le Study (4). DemseCala - Class Boards (1-2). Class Vice Presi- dent (I), Class President (2). Soccer (1-4). Softball (2-3), Girl ' s Sports Board (4) MikeCala - Student Council ( 1,3), JV Tennis (3- 4). Kathy Calkins — Track ( I) Badminton (3). Giama Carozzi - Cross Country ( 1-2 4). Softball (3). Track ( 1-2. 4) Mountaineering I (3). Band 1(1). Symphonic Band (2) Class Board (2) Rene Chatter - Student Council (I) Badminton (3- 4), Mascot (4). Finance Board (4). Rally Board (4) Class Board (4) Anthony Chiasson - Cross Country (2-4) Track ( 1-4). Soccer (4). I S A ( 1-4). Boy ' s Sports Board (2. 4). Block C (2-4). F O.M F ( 1-2), Engineenng Club (3-4) Prescott Chow - F O M f (2-4), Class Vice President (2), Class President (3-4) Ian Crouch — I S A. (1), lazz Band ( 1), |azz Ensem- ble (2-4), Pa|ama Game (2), Sym- phonic Band (i-4) Boyfriends (3), Carlmonitor (4) Class Board (4) Mark Crusick - Frosh-Soph Baseball ( I) Varsity Baseball (2-4), All League (1-4), Frosh-Soph Football ( 1-2), Varsity Football (3-4), All League (2-4) Christi Cyphers — Class Boards (3-4), C.S.F. (2-4), Homecoming Activities (4), Carl- mont Scholarship Award (4) Todd Davis — j ; Basketball (2), Track (2-4) Suzette DeCoite - Student Council (4), Class Boards (3- Patricia Desmond - Class Board (1-3). Girl ' s Swim Team ( I-4), Girl ' s Soccer Team(l-4), Track ( 1) , Class Secretary (2), Water Show (2) , lunior Prom Princess Court (3), Girl ' s Sports Board (4). Homecoming Queen (4), Powder Puff Football (3- 4). Carlmonitor (3-4), Yearbook (4), 1 eresa Drever - CLass Boards (1-4). Homecoming Activitie s (3-4), lunior Prom Princess (3) . Mane Duval - Student Council (2-4), R A M. (3). Powder Putt Football (3-4). Dan Escoto - C Basketball (2). Frosh-Soph Baseball (3). Varsity Baseball (4). Suzanne Fassett - Class Boards (1, 2). Homecoming Activities (1-2), student Council (3). lunior Achievement (3). Honor Roll (1-4), CS.F (1-4), Girl ' s J.V. Swim Team (2). Girl s Varsity Swim Team (1, 3-4). JV S.xcer (1). Elections Commissioner (4) Executive Board (4) Tobi Fenn - C S F (2-4), Outstanding Math Stu- dent Award (2-4) Kerry Forbes - Varsity Soccer (1). Class Board (2. 4). Drama Club ( 1). F F A. (2) Pat Flaherty - I V Cheerleader (2) Water Show (2). Varsity Cheerleader (3). Swim Team (4). Track (4) Zelame Fong - Class Boards ( 1-4), Math Club (2-4), C S F ( 1-4), Honor Roll ( 1-4). Rens- selaer Medal (3). Math Honors (1-4). M A A (1-4). leniGalvez - Class Boards ( 1-4). Rally Board (3). Magic Theater (2). Our Town (2), Bible Study ( 1-4), Powder Pull Foot- ball (4), Water Show ( 1-2). Carlmon- itor (4) loe Gillanders - ASB President (4), ASB Vice Presi- dent (3), Boy ' s State (3). Carlmont Century IIJ Nominee (4). Math Honor (1-4) MAA (1, 2. 4), SUHSD Student Advisory Council (4), CSF (1-4). BLT (4). DAR Citizenship Award (4), Volleyball Marathon (3), National Student Leadership Insti- tute (4), )A VP of Admin (2). Execu- tive Board (3-4). Student Council ( I- 2). Class Boards ( 1-4), Activities Board (4), Finance Board (4). Human Relations Board (4). Rally Board (J). Elections Board (2), ISA ( 1-2). Math Club (1-4). Drama Club (4). Debat- ing Club (4). CHC (3). Student Fac- ulty Curriculum Committee (1-2). FOMF (4) Tony Gotaj — Activities Commissioner (4). Class Boa rds ( i-4) Finance Board (4), Executive Board (4). Senior-Junior Prom Committee (4) Nicki Groebner - Student Council (1-3), Class Boards (3-4). |V Cheerleader (2). Varsity Cheerleader (3), Spirit Board (2). Homecoming Activities (J), Band II (1). National Merit Scholarship (3), FOMF (4). Bible Studey (2-4) Angela Guillory — Carlmont Award Fitness (1), Black History Poetry Contest (2-3) II- rrts — Steve Gunn — C D Basketball (1). F-S Soccer ( I) Varsity Soccer (3). Estellita Hall - MESA (2-4) lennifer Harn Class Boards (3-4). Points Secretary (3-4). Special Ed Tutor (2). Home- coming Banner (I. 4). Math Honors (1-4). CSF (1-4) Patricia Harris - Powder Pufl Football (3-4). MESA (3) Diane Holland - Yearbook (1-2). Yearbook Editor (3). (JassBoards( I () Molly Huetfed - Badminton Team (3-4), Class Boards (3-4), Dance Production (2), Gypsy (2), Our Town (3), Drama Club (2). Activities Board (3) Lynn Jacobsen - Yearbook (3-4). Yearbook Editor (4). Gypsy Crew (1). Magic Theatre (2), Our Town Crew (2). Oliver (4) Karen kakuda - Publicity Board (3-4). Lisa Kitson - Yearbook (2). Yearbook, Editor ( t- 4). Steve Kloepfer — Cross Country (1-4), Track (1-4). Student Council (I), Math Honors Student (1) Stacy E. Korn - Class Boards (1-4). Communications Board (4). Drama Club (2-4), Finance Board Secretary (4). The Children ' s Hour Play Lighting Designer (4), Powder Puff Football Captain (3-4). Student Court (2-4). Chiel lustice (3- 4). Sue Krahe — J.V Volleyball (1), I V Basketball (1). Track (1, 4), Softball (2-3) Varsity Volleyball (2-4), Varsity Basketball (2-4), Girl ' s Sports Board (2), Baskel- ball Manager (2). Volleyball Mara- thon (2-3), Spelling Bee (1-4), Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation ( 1-4) Allyson Kume - Student Council Representative (1), Class Boards ( 1, 2, 4), Student Clerk (2), Typing Contest ( 1). Honor Roll (1-4), MAA Contest (1-3). Math Honors ( I-4). Student Council Sec • retary (3). Math Club (4). NCTE Achievement Award m Writing (3). CSF (1-4). Senior Class Vice Presi- dent (4), Homecoming Committees (1-4). Noon Rec Committee (4). Kirsten Larson — Band ( t-3), CMEA Festival (1-3). Solo Ensemble Festival (T2). Student Council ( i-4), Senior Class Board (4), Art (1-3). Trish Lautze - Gypsy Crew (1). Our Town Creyv (2), Pajama Game Crew (2), Playboy- Crew (3). Boyfriend Crew ( i). French Club (1). Gong Show (1-2), Class Board (1-2). Thespians (3-4), Drama Club (3-4). Math Out) (3-4). Photography Club (3) Liz Lavme — I V Basketball (2). Josephine Lecue — Volleyball (1-4). Badminton ( I -2), Badmioton Team Manager (2). Class Board (4), Girl ' s Sports Board (4). lulie Lee Gypsy (1), Pajama Game (2) The Boytriend (3). Oliver (4). lazz Band (1-4), Symphonic Band (1-4), Califor- nia State Honor Band (2). Monterey Jazz Festival (1). Foothill Symphonic Jazz Festival (1-4). San Ramon lazz Festival (1-2), CMEA Symphonic Jazz Festivals (1-4). Reno lazz Festival (4). Natalie Litz - CSF (1-4), Class Boards (1-4) Stu- dent Council (2), Concert Band ( I). Symphonic Band (2), Christmas Concert (2), CMEA Festival (2) Change Booth Attendant (4). Bad- minton (4), Math Honors ( 1-3) MAA Test (1-3). Lisa Longar — Class Board (1). Cross Country ( 1-4). Track ( 1-4). Celia Louie — J.V Swim Team (1. 2). Girls ' Soccer (1-3), Water Show (1). CSF (1-4). Math Honors ( 1-4), Varsity Swim Team (3-4), Girls ' Stale Alternate (3) Student Council Representative (3). Girl ' s Swim Team Manager (4) PTSA Representative (4), Girls Sports Hoard (4). MAA ( 1-4), Honor Roll ( I- 1) Daniel Lowe - Water Polo (I, 2). Boy ' s Swim Team (1) , Ottice Clerk (2). Telephone Switch Board ( )perator(2). Bill Madsen - Boy ' s Swim Team ( 1-4). Diving Team (1-4). ISA (I) I (IMF (3-4) Class Boards (3-4), Spanish Club (!) Student Council (I), He. i ion Com- mittee I 1) NmaL Marillo - Track (2- i). Cross Country ( 1) ( arl- monitor (2-4), French Club ( 1-2). Girl ' s Sports Board ( i) International , Club (2) Y ' vonne Marinus — Human Relations Commissioner ( i), lunior Board (3) Tara McClanahan - Class Boards (2-3). Math Engineering Science Achievement (2-4), Sec re lary of MSC (2), President of MSU (3-4), Cheerleader (2). Varsity Mas- cot (3). Human Relations Commis- sioner (4), Math Tutor (2). Tennis Team (4), Badminton Team (3). Activities Board (4). Exe utive Board (4), Math, Engineering and Science — Vice President. lei I McLaughlin - Yearbook (4) lennyMergy - Swim Team ( 3-4), French Club (3-4), Class Boards (.3-4) Trish Murphy — J V. Cheerleader (2). Varsity Cheer- leader (3). Student Council (1-2, 4) Tracy Nelson — Concert Band ( 1). French Club (4). Debate Club (4). Senior Board (4) Karen Nowag - Girl ' s Swim Team (1-2, 4). Girl ' s Bad- minton (3). Class Boards (1-4), Band (1-2). Kevin Nuuhiwa — F-S Football ( 1-2), Varsity Football (3- 4), Soccer (1-2), Track (1. 3-4), Human Relations Committee. lulie O ' Brien - Class Boards (1-2), Student Council U. 4). Debbie Owlet! - Class Boards ( 1-4), Special Aide (2) Rob O Sullivan - C D Basketball (I), Symphonic Band (1-3), Lab Jazz Band (1). IV. Basketball (2-3). Boytriend (2). lazz Band (2-4)7 Engineering Club (4). Varsity Basketball (4). Chantal Palmer - Class Board ( 1). Student Council (3). French Club (1-4), I V Cheerleader (2) . Varsity Cheerleader (3), Spirit Squad Manager (4). Christa Pedersen — Soccer Team (3-4). Badminton Team (3), Math Club (4). Secretary of Human Relations Board (4). Stu- dent Council (3) Catherine I Pettis - Student Council (1), Track ( I), Band (1), ACapella (2). Basketball (2-3). Volleyball (2-4), Track (2-4), Varsity- Basketball (4). Girl ' s Sports Board (2- 4). Track Manager (2). Basketball Manager (4). Class Board (4), MSU ( 1-4), Powder Putt Football (4), ESAA Tutorial Program (3) Ron Phillips - ISA (1-4). Math Club (1-3). Belmont Citizen ' s Advisory Committee ( 1-2). Curriculum Council (1-2). Class Board (1-2) Gloria Pon — FFA (1). Class Boards (1-2), Honor Roll (1-4). CSF (2-4). Food Service Worker (2-4). Badminton (3-4). Scholarship Block (4) Renee Rasmussen - Water Show (1-2) Kenneth Ray — C-D Basketball ( I). F.S Football (I- 2), IV Basketball (2). F-S Baseball ( I- 2). Varsity Football (3-4) Varsity Bas- ketball ( 3-4). Varsity Baseball (3-4). I isa Rodriguez - I V Basketball (2). Varsity Basketball (4). Varsity Soltball (2-4) J V. Pom- Pon (2). Varsity Pom-Pon ( 1). Stu- dent Council (2) Watergiri (4|. Pow- der Putt Football (4), Debbie Rokitiansky - Chorus (1) I) f A. (2) ( omp Gym- nastic s (2-4), UajfBoardsl i-4) Carl monitor Stall (4), I hespians (4). line Arts ( I )), Alt Studio (4) Mic helle Sanchez Varsity Basketball (2-4) Varsity Ten- nis (2-3), Varsity Volleyball (2- )), Varsity Softball ( 1) V.irsiiy Ir.n l i t) Missi Schmel er - F O.M f (1). French Club (4) Marian Sc hultz - J.V Swim Team (2). Varsity Swim Team (i-4), I v Soccer (2) VP Club (4) ( lass Hoard 12) Elections Board (4). Fdwm Soriano — MSU (1, 2, 4). Class Board (1-4), lunior Vice President (1). Human Relations (1, 2, 4), FOMF ( 1-2). Stu- dent Council ( 1). Activities Board (4) Dawn Sowa — lunior Statesmen ot Amenca (2-3). Student Council (1-3), Sequoia Union High School District Spelling Bee Champion (3). Senior Board (4). J S A Symposium ( i) Gloria Spiller - Powder Putt Football (3-4), Volley- ball (4). BSU Member (3-4). MSU (3-4), Class Boards (1-4), Drill Team (2-3), Young Life (1-4), MESA (2). Peer Council (3) Stephanie Spizzo - IV Pom-Pon (2). Varsity Pom-Pon (3) ErikSternad — Class President (1). J.V Tennis (1). Symphonic Band ( 1-4) lazz Band ( I- 4). Playboy of the Western World (3) lanine Tostado - Freshman Board (1). Girl ' s Swim Team (1-4), Girl ' s Soccer Team (I 2) , Wate r Show (2), Powder Putt Football (3. 4), Sophomore Board (2) . Junior Board (3) Lawrence Tong — Math Club (1-4), Student Faculty Curriculum Commitee (1, 2). Class Boards (1-4), ISA (1-4), Communica- tions Board (4), Activities Board (4). FOMF (2, 4), J.V Soccer (1. 2), ) V Tennis (2, 3, 4). Student Council (2, 3) , Carlmont Hi-Club (3. 4). Nick Vlahos - Student Council (1). C-D Basketball (1). IV Soccer (2). IV Tennis (2). Var- sity Basketball (4). Varsity Tennis (4) Stephanie Volkmann — Lab Band (1), Concert Band (1). Symphonic Band (2-4), lazz Band (2- 4) , CMEA lazz Symphonic Festi- vals (1-4) Thespian (2-4), Arsenic is Old Lace Crew (1), Gypsy Crew (1). Our Town (2), Pajama Game (2), Magic Theater (2), Playboy Crew (3) , Boytriend (3), Oliver Ass ' t Direc- tor (4) Andrea Vourvoulias — Class Board (1-4). Student Council (1). Varsity Soccer (2, 3). Varsity Tennis (3. 4), Badminton (3, 4), Activities Board (4). Human Hons Board (4). Concert Symphonic Band (2 3). CMEA Festivals ( 1- 3), MAA Math Test ( 1-4) CSF (1-4), Homecoming Ac tivities (1 4), SPAL Tennis (4), National Merit Scholar (4). Math Honors ( 1-3), Bible Study (3, 4). Lynn VVatanbe — Class Boards (1-4). IV Pom-Pon (2) Mascot (4), Millard Fillmore (2), Rally Board (4). Boyfriend (3) A Cappella ( I 2), Homecoming Activities (i, 4). Homcoming Court (4). Drama Club (4) . Carlmont High Club (3). Activi- ties Board (4) Elections Board (4). Senior Luau (3). Noon Recreation (4)- Kim With - Carimonitor (2-4). Editor (3), Editor- In-Chief (4). Track (3). Charlies Angels (2-4). The Children ' s Hour (4) Greg White - Swimming(1. 2), Class Board ( I. 4) Grant Wright - Class Board (4). Homecoming Ac tivi- ties (4). Cathy Ziegler - Class Board (4) Bible Study (1-4). Varsity Cheerleader (3). Homecom- ing Float (4) SENIORS 179 Senior Wills and Comments Vicky Jvlvis - I, Vicky Alvis, leave my mon- ogrammed toe nail clipper to my brother Matt so maybe he will break his habit of bit- ing his toe nails. I also leave my Lawrence Welk T-shirt to my grandma because she liked him almost as much as I did. My last item that I leave behind is my autographed pineapple by Don Ho and I leave it to my good friend Heidi Mondon. Johanna Altorfer — To my little brother, Henry, I leave my top locker. Books, ants, smashed bananas and everything, (that includes the boat ) Good luck! Annie Angelides — I, Annie Angelides, do hereby will my position as Rally Com- missioner to the next poor, stupid person who ' s crazy enough to take it. To Elsa Garcia, I will my seat as first alto sax in the Symphonic Band. (Yes, Elsa, solos too!) I predict that next year Rich Rupp will be elected Student Body President and shoot the entire Executive Board so that he can have sole POWER over the Student Body. Lorraine Baba — I, Lorraine, Baba, the future Broadway Star of America, vow to never again trip over painted lines in the gym, etc. (So there, Mr. Niehuis) I will write two best sellers: Organ- ization and The joy of Calcu- lus Criticals Beam me up Scot- tie! P.S. Hey Ron! The only way to Heaven is through jesus Christ!! Yolanda Blackwell - Venus, I leave you my locker and I expect you to keep it clean. I expect you to wash it daily. Betky Brubaker - I, Becky Brubaker, will my spot at the bottom of the Calculus class to anyone else who isn ' t going to Cat Berk- ley. I predict that Bob Bow- man will dominate the Wim- bledon finals, Tara McClanahan will become the world ' s greatest female gen- eral, and Lori Baba will drive her friends crazy because she drives so slow! Barbara Bukowski — IXOTE It ' s Greek to you, Life to me! Love in Christ. Michael Cala — I, Mike Cala, in sound mind, leave all my past cheat sheets to Mr. Ron Gordon and all my fraudulent tardy notes to the attendance lady. I retire my Head (tennis racket) to the Carlmont hall of fame. I will fully leave all my debts (to the school) to the Senior Class Treasurer. Kathy Calkins — To Kirsten Soule, I leave ail my old Latin No tebooks, my V.W. seat covers, and my fake Cherokees. P.T.L.! Gianna Carrozzi — To the incoming Freshmen, I leave all my books, pencils, pens, etc. and other school utensils I had to carry for the four years I was here. I also leave my P.E. locker to who- mever wants it. Rene Chaffer - I, Rene Chaffer, give my busy Senior year to Suzie, who seems to be less busy. My tired feet I give to the new Freshmen who know not what it means to walk from band to art. To Jeff I give back your name which I never called you by. Prescott Chow — Goodbye to all of this and hello to oblivion! Christi Cyphers - I have tried so hard to become what 1 ought to be that I forgot what I am. Suzette DeCoite - I will my past four years of Mr. Kovas and his gorgeous hair to all the incoming Fresh- men. Good Luck Lauren Della-Vedowa — I will Debbie Nickel my home address so you don ' t have to worry about getting cut notices sent to your house. Patricia Desmond — I, Tricia Desmond, have few regrets when I say so long, farewell, auf Wiedersehen, good-bye to Carlmont High! Doot do di doot do doot doot do. Here I go!! Lisha De Tata - I will to the math department, especially Mr. Reed, anyone that can handle the all famous Word Processor. Have Fun. Marie Duval - 1, Marie Duval, leave my locker to Rita Grotle, my Government and Biology to Rhonda Jusinsky, and my dimples to anyone who wants them. Best of all Sen- iors to the class of 82 — R-R-R! I must say the past four years went by fast, but were four of my greatest years. Suzanne Fassett — I, Suzanne Fassett, do hereby bequeath to Debbie Preitkis my most valued possession at Carlmont: the infamous ZANY kickboard. You are the only person whom I trust will sing to it daily to keep it alive. If you treat it with kind- 180 SENIORS ness, the magic of zaniness will be yours forever! Bob Fisher — Being of sound mind and body, I, Bob Fisher, leave Carlmont by the skin on my -- -! I leave to Todd Zabbelle the truth of what really hap- pened in the Volkswagon Bug that night. To Hellman, I leave the necessary $180.00 to solve that problem. Kerry Forbes — I, Kerry Forbes, being of clue- less mind, would like to leave my so-called advice to the gang at T-wing. Scam through life wherever possi- ble. Don ' t let the worm- sweat get you down. Beward of frog lips, armadillo toes, and possom breath. Pat Flaherty - Mel ' s parties, football games, jacuzzing, cubing, Pizza Haven, McDonalds, Jack-in- the-Box, (Thank you Bob Fisher), josh Young ' s Hallow- een party (J. D. rules), and Sadie Hawkins. All of these •excellent times will long be remembered by the 198 1 Bulldikes and their friends be ause they are the greatest ever!! )eni Galvez - I give my sister Lana the privi- lege to use my locker her remaining years at Carlmont. Then she may give it to our next sister down, Debbie, then Debbie can give it to DeAnna. loe Gillanders — I, )oe Gillanders, hereby bequeath nineteen BLT sand- wiches, heaps of project tiles, confetti, and the Fight Song to the rising adminis- tration; eleven spiral note- books of Calculus lectures, and advise to ignore your supplement to daring Ana- lyt students who still remem- ber the quadradic formula; finally, best wishes for suc- cess to everyone. Tony Gotaj - I will away my position on the Executive Board and my role as Activities Commissioner, along with all the pressures and all the good times, to whoever will take it!!! Nicki Groebner — We don ' t need no stinking badges. Ron Gordon, give it up, you never will be a Flower Breaker — But seri- ously folks, jesus Christ is alive and the only way to have a full, abundant and eternal life is through him. Yeah! I ' m out. Angela Guillory — To the classes of ' 82, ' 83, and ' 84, Good Luck. My time ' s almost up. It ' s been real! Remember you get out what you ' ve put in. I ' ve gotten my share out of Carlmont, and then some. It ' s been worth it. Steve Gunn - I, Steve Gunn, will and dedi- cate the Rolling Stones Tongue, the Van Halen Sym- bol, and Pink Floyd The Wall to the one and only Marcelo Rossetti. I also will him one Porsche Turbo Carrera with boy on the hood. I leave all our memories of the famous Package Deal to some Fresh- men who can ' t handle being alone. I leave a case of Tequila to Don Tomas Marks. I want to say to Marcelo No bebe el agua. Signed S. G., M. R Let there be Rock! Kari Haney — I, Kari Haney, leave Carlmont High with hopes that these were not the best years of my life, but in reality, the best are yet to come! Actu- ally, it was great, it was fun, but it wasn ' t all great fun! I will my, Steve, and left ' s locker to Tim Wright who will be here until 1985. Good Luck! I also will my heart to S. W. IXOTE Jennifer Harris - Where you come from is not nearly so important and where you are going. Patricia Harris - As I, Patricia Harris, leave Carlmont, I would like to leave behind my spirit and mind to all the upcoming classes, and I ' d like to leave my smile for anyone who needs it. Remember when you climb the mountain of life, climb far, your hope should be the sky, your des- tiny the stars. Alicia Hicks — Lisa | and Diamettia T. run them ragged. To everyone who ' s left here, good luck, hope you all graduate! Bill I. and Rick C. it was nice know- ing you two. Keep up the good work at Carlmont keeping them in line. Good- bye! Molly Hueffed - To Stella - EH badkar med vin. Lynn jacobsen - To Amy, I leave all the head- aches of editing the Year- book; she gets all my songs too. To my all-time friend Lisa I leave that eternally proph- etic statement, The meaning of life is beyond it. Only then can she bloom where she is planted. To Steph I leave memories of the Crys- tal Springs Bridge and playing SENIORS 18 1 on the elevators of the St. Francis Hotel. Lisa Kitson - To all the devoted 1982 Vis- ta ' s staff; good luck on the yearbook and don ' t be too hard on J. T or he ' ll never smile for you! But remember, the meaning of life is beyond it! Shelly Kowol - I will my already demolished locker to Lynn (who ' s already taken it over anyway) along with all our champagne corks, etc. in remembrance of high school. I leave my parking space to Tammy in hopes that she ' ll have her own car to sit in when she cuts on cold days. I predict that someday Missi will come to realize that champagne doesn ' t cure all. Last, I leave a 07: lifetime supply of ' led Zep tapes to Ted and Jeff so they can always put on concerts for Seniors. Lotsa L.A.F.S. Miss ya Missey! Spaz!! Allyson Kume — ' When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot and hang on! Thanks and I love you mom and dad, S. K., C. Y , I .I..K Y..P. C.J.H..T.K., A. A , A.V..D. S., and Z. F.! Trish Lautze - When I die, I would like my (or when I just happen to graduate) record of I ' m turning Japanese to be willed to Prescott Chow, my Bose speakers to Eithne Haran, my curling iron and hairspray supply to Lori Schach and my Harpo Marx wig to ). J. Kapp. Liz Lavine - I will Carmel Hernandez my binder. It ' s in perfect condi- tion because I never used it. I will Carolyn Hyland my ability to keep a secret. Josephine Lecue — To my brother, Cracian, I give all my old criticals so he can have a great time in good old Mr. Enenstein ' s class. Celia Louie — I, Ce-Ce Louie, being of sound mind and body do so detach myself from Carlmont High School permanently. I leave my remarkable, untainted, clean, and spotless locker to the next suffering freshman. My he read the inside of my locker and believe that Connie Bensen is truly wierd. Bill Madsen - I will all my superior intelli- gence and athletic ability to myself so that I may do a s well in college as I did here (ha ha). But I will Mr. Enen- stein to Larry Wong because he likes to get his nose dirty. We don ' t need no stinking badges! He looks butch. Tara McClanahan - I will all of my achievements, happiness, and troubles to Yvette Jenkins Yvette - good luck in your next four years at Carlmont. David Moore — I love you! Jeff McLaughlin - For all those unfortunate peo- ple who will not be graduat- ing, Tough luck. To, Marian, who has enriched us with her dirty jokes that helped us sur- vive Mrs. G ' s fourth period class, Thank you. To Alicia, keep it straight. I leave all my detentions to Mr. Taggart and Mr. Zucca. One last sen- ior note; hoping all people will get along and live in peace. To freshmen, sopho- mores, and juniors - Later, Much. Trish Murphy — The 1980-81 Senior Bulldikes will always rule and the guys know it (Bob Fisher and Josh Young). Even though one of us might ride the bus, we always have fun together and we will always stick together in the future. We Dominate. Trish loves John Forever. Tracey Nelson - I leave Dianne Wilmes my running shoes and fifty cents so she can get a Coke on Mr. Welsh ' s little store runs! Julie O ' Brien - I leave my dead cat to Mrs. Pervier ' s little chickens. Christa Pederson — To my little brother Torben, I will my top locker and my Calculus lecture notes. Catherine Pettis — I, Catherine J. Pettis, will my notebook to Mr. Galassi; my knowledge of child develop- ment to Mrs. Weiss; my detentions to all of my teach- ers; my locks and lockers to Mrs. Staves; my volleyball, basketball, and track uni- forms to Mrs. Dolph and Mrs. Staves; and the best of my years to the incoming fresh- men, sophomores, juniors, and seniors of next year. Signed (the Serious Senior) Ron Phillips - To those in mathematics I will my calculator watch. To those in Calculus I will my no- doze pills. To anyone AS. A.P. English, I will my hand- kerchiefs with the Shake- speare quotes on them. Also, I recommend using words at random from the dictionary 182 SENIORS for all essays. To those in P.E., cut, very often. A final note: Some look at what is and ask why. ! look at what could be and ask why not? R. K. Renee Rasmussen — I, Renee Rasmussen, hereby will Nancy Dillard my back pack for future trips with Trask. To Lisa Guthrie, I will my entire sewing project box instead of the Va ' s she takes up now. I also want to will my smelliest sweat socks to whoever invented the Pam system. By the way way Mr. Kovas, thanks for leaving the room long enough for me to steal your pencils to pay off your detentions. Lisa Rodriguez - Your high school years are the best years of your life, and Carlmont made that come true for me. There were so many good times! Spirit squad was number one, sports dominated, and my friends were the best! All I can say, Carlmont, is Good- bye, I loved ya, but I must be on my way . Debbie Rokitiansky - When I graduate I will will all my old paintbrushes to Kristin Osterman, my hand grips on bars to Rita Grottle, I will donate my graffiti-writ- ten locker to some poor lost soul. I will give my teachers to some troublesome, funny kids. who love to bug people, and, I will give all my party addresses to come wild and crazy Junior or Senior to be. Michelle Sanchez - I, Michelle Sanchez leave all my worldly possessions to all the little rodents in Carlmont High - that means Mrs. B., Mr. lohnson, Al Swan, and the rest of Carlmont ' s won- derful staff. Lori Schach - I, Lori Schach, give Trish Lautze Best Senior Picture Award. I predict that Mar- celo Rossetti will always be part of a package deal, that Greg White will dress his kids funny, that Derek Big D Hobbs will become a famous kicker, that Pete Zugelder will always be a squank-mas- ter, that Todd Zabelle will marry a hosebag, and that Debbie Parker will be a rah- rah forever. Lastly, Marian, Where ' s the party? and Tom, Moose-Moose! Marian Schutz - I would like to say it ' s been real, it ' s been fun, but it hasn ' t been real fun. Seriously everyone, I did have fun in jail. To Scott McCoy, I hope you keep your good friend porngal forever. When I see Lori Schach I hope she can tell me where the party is. Lisa and Sarah I hope you have some more real great food fights with Gate, and Gurski and Crusi, you say my jokes are bad . . . I would like to leave my joke book to Rex so he can carry on with it Dawn Sowa - Here comes Edward Bear, bump, bump, bumping down the stairs oh his head. He sometimes thinks there must be a better way, if only he could stop bumping long enough to think of it. Any- way, he ' s gotton to the bot- tom now and is ready to meet you . . . Gloria Spiller - I, Gloria Spiller, shall will all my sewing abilities to Roen Spil- ler, La Tonya jones, ju Ju Har- ris, and Resie Lewis. In my last words I would like to say: If in Heaven we don ' t meet, side by side we will bear the heat, if it ever gets too hot, Carl- mont ' s spirit will hit the spot. Lawrence Tong — I, being of sound mind and body, leave Mr. Niehuis my zest for doing no homework and eating lunch during class. I will my English teachers a lifetime ' s supply of red ink to replace all the ink they bled on my compositions. To Mr. Enenstein I leave a like filled with Mountain Dew, and to Mr. Mott a computer that never prints syntax error! Nick Vlahos - Now if I could just become a millionaire and have it easy - you may think it ' s impossible but just watch - I guarantee it. Thanks to Mr. Welsh and Mr. Stogner, the two greatest coaches I ' ll ever have. I ' d be nothing without them. Thanks! Class of ' 81. Andrea Vourvoulias - Let go, Let God!! Greg White - A rubberband and cello- phane will never work! I want to see Kevin Gallardo with a crew cut. Aunts are nice people. Hey Mr. Reily. Grant Wright - Be happy because that ' s all there really is. Cathy Ziegler — Cathy Ziegler and Barbara Bukowski will all our P.E. stuff to Cori Sullivan because she never brought any. Matthew 7:7 Ask, and it shall be given to you; seek, and you shall find; knock, and it shall be opened to you! CLASSES CLASSES ■185 junior Officers And Board The Class of ' 82 had a fantastic year due to the larger turnout of students on their board than of any other class. Notorious for having a lot of spirit, they took a close second during the Homecoming ac- tivities. Their theme was Decapitate the Cats, it was original and effective. The juniors didn ' t just work on Homecoming events all year though, they had candy sales and an egg toss to raise much needed money. The money they earned was put toward the junior-Senior Ball, the junior-Senior softball game, and school activities such as Football games. junior President, Richard Rupp, highly praised his supportive Board. Claims have been made by the juniors that next year the class of ' 82 will dominate. We ' ll see! President — Rich Rupp Vice President — Peter Pappas Secretary — Dawn Palen 5 In Alphabetical Order: Erin Bensi, Sue Blattner, Eric Bonzell, Victor Burg, Bridget Burke, Dan Burkland, Rob Chang, Kim Cheechov, Warren Chew, Suzette Clause, Rhonda Coulston, Kevin Cross, Larry Crouch, Marci Dazols, Noelle Flores, Shawn Ghee, Bob Gillani, Alina Guiterrez, Amy Hennig, Lesa Horve, Nicolle Jackson, Tamara Kaysser, Robin Kinney, jill Kobayashi, Ann Marie Kreiss, Kevin Malloy, Kate Monroe, Kristin Osterman, Gary Palangian, Dawn Palen, Peter Pappas, jackie Perkins, Debbie Preitkis, Jeff Randolph, Keith Rollin, Rich Rupp, Mike Rylander, Amy Shipley, David Shouse, Mikyoung Song, Mariflore Soriano, Bill U ' Ren, Larry Wong, Mr. Zucca. 186 IUNIORS Jorge Aguilar Sarah Albrecht Lori Allan Paula Altendorf Mark Andreasen Linda Arlow Ann Armstead Brian Artist Mike Balliet Edna Barnes Laurie Baroncini Robert Barrmger Adam Bass Vicki Baughn Laurie Baxter Doug Beauchamp Louis Bennett Erin Bensi Tami Berg Edward Berry Rodney Blackwell on Blank Susan Blattner Andrew Bo arski Robert Bolton Amy Bono Eric Bonzell Lisa Boudreaux Ken Bowman Pamela Boyd Christine Bradley Gerald Brandeberj Gary Brase Greg Braswell Julie Braun Janice Bnckell Cheryl Buizer Denise Bunton Bridget Burke Dan Burkland Mark Burnett Bill Cabral |im Caldwell Ken Callaway Eddie Camacho John Capuzelo John Carlson IUNIORSB 187 Thomas Carmody Mike Casetia Gloria Castro Marvin Castro Tod Ceruti Su ette Chaffer Robbie Chang Kim Cheechov Brent Chester Warren Chew lim Chiang Ramona Christman Suzette Clause Robert Conn Scott Cosgrove Rhonda Coulston Kelly Cramer Carl Crawford Paul Creager Alison Crouch Larry Crouch luanita Cullen Bill Daley Tom Davidson Robert Davis Marci Dazols Dorian Decius Kathy Defelice Steve Dehart Cate Delfosse lay Delsecco Scott Deppiesse Fred Deubert Nancy Dillard Bettma Dodd Marcy Donohue Lynn Douglas Kathy Drever Andy Dunlap Sharon Duvall Shelly Duvall Phil Easterling Ed Engberg Brent Errington Rich Farley Scott Fifield Tiffany Figoni 188 ■JUNIORS Chelsey Fmeberg Eric Fmke Diane Fischer Bradford Fleming Noelle Flores Pamela Flynn Danna Ford Mike Ford Rainna Ford Rolanda Fountain Lisa Frederiksen Dan Fritz Kenneth Cabrielson Robert Calleni Andrew Callina Mike Candolfi Richard Carbe Jennifer Gardner Susan Gauvin Randy Gavron Robert Gee Shawn Ghee David Giberton Dino Giobres Catherine Glendinning Ronald Gomez David Gondorf Fred Graham Charlotte Greer lohn Griffin Lasabra Griffin Lisa Guthrie Alina Gutierrez Robin Gwartney Kristy Hadzicki Anne Harris Helena Harrison James Harrison John Hazelwood Douglas Heacock Jennifer Heiman Joan Helbush Amy Hennig Mike Hepponstall Catherine Herbert Tracy Hewitt Doug Holland Michael Holland JUNIORS ■189 Gary Hoover Lesa Horve Vickie Hoseit Samuel Huang Erik Hundevadt Philip Hurlow Kurt Ibsen Laura Izumi Dean (ackson Nicole Jackson Suki lackson Robray Jamison Rhonda lasinsky Chris Johnson Chad Johnston David )ones Suzette lones Steve lorgensen Pamela Joseph Mary Katies Tamma Kaysser Eric Keavney Kim Kempton Ron Kilburg Michael King Robbin Kinney Kristy Kitsman Melissa Kitz Bill Knowlton till Kobayashi Todd Kolze Karen Kratzman Ann Marie Kreiss jill Larson Laura Laterza Liz Lauricella Michele Lea Spencer Ledwith )ason Lee Maurice Lee Lori Lindersmith Laura Lindquist Rebecca Little Edna Lore nzana Bill Lufrano Louise MacDonald Ed Mack Kevin Malloy Garret Marshall Mike Maskarich Dyanne Matthews 190 ■JUNIORS Debbie McCreadie Kim McCready Noelle McReynolds Tiftani McSwain Lisa Michel Majid Milani Carol Milestone Elizabeth Miller Julie Miller Richard Mintz Carolyn Molitor Dana Mongiello Katherine Monroe Michael Monson Carmen Moreci Debbie Nickel )oey Nieder Wade Odum Todd O ' leary Kristin Osterman Melinda Owens jacques Oyhancabal Randy Padilla Gary Palangian Dawn Palen lohn Panelli Peter Pappas Debbie Parker Vance Pascua Dave Paulk Craig Payton Andrew Peceimer Sheri Pendleton Linda Peppers Jackie Perkins Ross Perkins )ohn Pestana Lon Peterson David Phelps ]osh Pollock Polly Pon Debbie Preitkis Guy Purcell Ajai Ram Satish Ram Jeff Randolph Joseph Rathbun Terry Reed JUNIORS ■191 left Reid Susan Reiser Samuel Reyes Harry Reynolds Kate Rickon Ml Rizzo Kim Robbms Cathy Rodriguez Tony Rodriquez Keith Rollin Marcella Rothenberg Gretchen Roundsley Richard Rupp Mike Rylander Kelli Sample Keith Samuels Debbie Samuelsen Victor Sanchez Greg Sangervasi Dan Saunders Kane Saunders |udy Schneider Tom Scott Karen Sebben Mary Seivert Kirstin Semple Ben Shepard Paul Shigley Helen Shmn Walter Shmn Amy Shipley Sharon Shoup David Shouse Denme Sibbert Kai Siedenburg Beth Silva lanme Simon Tamara Slasten Cynthia Slaughter Shirley Smatana Brett Smith Mike Smith Tim Smith Mi-Kyoung Song Karl Sonnberger Mariflor Soriano Ralph Spickermann 192 ■JUNIORS ( olleen stew arl Randy Stew art Tdmi Sloeppelwerth Kurt Stovall Con Sulliv an Lon Symonds Dennis Takayoshi Patri( ia Thomas Robert Tingley Classof ' 82 Lolita Topps Denise Tostado Laura Traweek Karen Turner Troy Turtunci Bill U ' Ren Valerie Vandever Valerie Vasilakos Tina Velazquez Ceni Vlahos Cednc Wallace Loann Walter Wendy Watson Russell Webb Monica Weiss Teresa West Tracie White David Whitlow Zma Wilkms Richard Williamson Dianne Wilmes Gerald Wilson Marshall Wilson Kristme Winter Larry Wong Dan Wright Anthony Wright Brett Yahne David Young Heidi Young Michelle Young Steven Young Todd Zabelle Chaz Zender IUNIORSB 193 The Sophomore class, led by the Sophomore Board, is slowly but surely starting to come together to earn money for our activities in our Junior and Senior years. We have shown our unity in working on our float and banner for Homecoming this year, and we have gained a lot of valua- ble experience. We have started our fundraising by helping to sell concessions at two football games. In the future, we will have a winter Holiday flower sale in December, a dance on March 13, and a major fund raiser before Christ- mas vacation. With Mr. Welsh ' s help, we plan to use this year as a starting block for our next two years here at Carl- mont. Michelle Afendakis Cerardo Aguilar David Akland Adam Aldnch lason Altieri Henry Altorfer Michael Ames Celeste Anderson Michael Anderson Mary Armstead Gary Artist Rick Avalos Tracey Ayers Douglas Barber Patricia Barringer Linda Barron Marc Batlm Mike Batsford Andrea Bauer Noel Beauchamp Allan Becker Clifton Beckwith Mark Bensi Christian Berg Clint Berg lames Blattner Kim Bouma Ten Bravo Susan Bnen Stacey Brinkley Andrew Brown leff Brown Patricia Bunyan Danny Burke Bobby Cabin Desiree Caguioa Vanessa Calloway loan Camillen Rachael Campodonico Bob Capuzelo Renata Casetta Larry Castellanos Ernest Chacon Philip Chacon Lyndon Chee Ron Cheechov Pamela Christen Larry Cobbs SOPHOMORES ■195 David Coleman Celeste Collado leff Collins Francita Cooper David Cosgrave Tim Cosgrove Monica Couch Keith Coulston Don Coyle David Croaro Elvira Cuevas Luz Curiel Julie Dabanian Bill Davidson William Dean Doug DeCoite Nancy Delfosse Greg Depetris Mark Dixon Marie Dollarhide Linda Dopp Annelese Duckett Molly Duckett Michael Durham Eric Eidler Veronica Elgin Ruth Ellmgsen Lisa Escobar Valerie Escobedo Mua Faasola Russ Fay Tony Fedrigo )anine Fern Lisa Finsterbusch Kristina Fleischer Holly Flores Tim Floyd Tiffany Fong Zeva Fong |im Fox Courtney Freitas Lisa Fuertes Gary Cabaldon Pat Galassi Alan Casper Norma Gasper Rick Gentry David Giacomino Heidi Goodyear Colleen Grady Rose Grayson 1% ■SOPHOMORES Kit j Grotle Janet Guertin . in cut Cuillory Susan Hansen lefl Harris |ohn Harris luliet I (arris Kan lartman Li Harvath Gwendolyn I lelms Anthony Henderson Regma Hendnc kson Heather Herbinaux Carmel Hernandez lane Hill Kathy Hofl Donna Holland Anthony Hopgood Rot)ert Howell Anne Hunni ut Chontay lac kson Wanda letleries lenniter lennelle Elizal)eth lensen Patrick lohns Bernard Johnson Kim lohnson Anthony Jones Sandra Jones Patric lonsson Irene Kelly Clayton Kennedy Russ King Deborah Kirk Mike Kitz Tom Kochenderler Monica Koelln Karen Krzak Veronica Kuo Shern Kwan Silvia Kwok Barton Lane Dorene Lang Dma Larocca Kevin Lavermg Joanne Lawrence Madeleine Lea Gracian Lecue SOPHOMORES ■147 Alison Levy Steven Linder ludy Lmdquist Jennifer Litz Shen Lloyd Carolyn Lochmiller Ted Logothetis Stacy Long Clarissa Louie Karen Lund Derrick Ma David Mac Arthur Roosevelt Macon Kris Madsen Scott Mallory Stephanie Maloney Cathy Manfredi Ingrid Mann Janice March Emmanuel Mariano Lynne Mark Eric Marshall Linda Martin Marc Matthias Anthony Mayfield William McAtee Mike McBride Trisha McCann Kevin McCarley Bret McDonald Patricia McElroy Shaun McEvoy Demetrius McLendon Cathy McQueen Jerry Milke Lorraine Miller Tom Miller Bruce Mobley Nan Morrison Valerie Naples Krista Naumoff John Nelson Cathy Nieder Judith Nightingale Eric Nodine ■9 j Nr. , If ii Laura Noon an Renee Nutcher Craig O ' Keeffe Lisa Oberg Marijane O ' Brien Yoko Ogawa 148 ■SOPHOMORES Victor Oliveri Vincent Oliveri Carol Olivolo Colleen O ' Malley Bob Orsolini Carrie Osborn Gerald Otto lohn Overdorf Lourdes Palomares Lisa Pardmi Michelle Pattee Chris Paulus Dwight Pederson Steven Pendleton lohn Perucci Barbara Pierson Dora Pistiolas Joe Pitruzzello Tina Pitsenberger Tiamarie Plaine Eric Portal Theresa Quile Elizabeth Raich Michelle Ramage Brian Randolph David Rathbun Jurgen Reinke Alan Remedios Charlene Retchless Milton Reynolds Wendy Richmond Ian Riedel Carmen Roberts Stacey Ronshausen Mitchell Rossetti Monica Rourke Gail Rummell Cindy Rylander Victoria Saberi Shaun Sanassanan Elizabeth Sarzotti lohn Saxberg Sonja Schneider Sheri Schug Glen Scoville Kari Semple Eric Sentman SOPHOMORES ■199 Lesley Shinseki Cindy Short Michael Sims Chris Souder Kirsten Soule Leslie Sowa Anthony Spencer Lisa Spinas Mark Stankovich Chris Starkey Carol Stells Steve Strom Bill Sturmer Grant Sutherland Mario Talosig Kenneth Tanaka Guy Tautenhahn Cory Therrien Diamettia Thibodeaux Cheryl Thomas Robert Tisdale lohanna Tokunaga Jolene Torres Roger Totah Didier Turner William Turner Jackie VanVoast 200 ■SOPHOMORES Stephen Vega Karen Vines Janette Vogel Bonnie Wallach Susan Warden Gary Warman Alonzo Warren Victoria Washington Steve Waugh Margaret Webber Stephen Webber Kendall Weinmann Mitra Wessal Sean White Doug Williams Susan Williams Theresa Williams Thea Winter Ken Winters Gary With David Woods Scott Wright lerry Young Blake Zaccanti SOPHOMORES ■201 Freshmen Officers and Board 202 ■FRESHMEN Rhonda Adamis Arcelia Aguilar Ted Akizuki Martin Alberti Brecht Andersch Linda Anderson Mike Anderson Melanie Arndt Kristin Arvesen Tim Atkins Kurt Austin Lisa Baba Belinda Bachman Debbie Bacon Michelle Barbieri Shannon Barnes Judith Barragan Humberto Barron Gregory Barth Lynda Beigel Kay Bell Kenny Bensen Carolyn Berry Phillip Bevmgton Curt Bissell Christopher Blanchfield Kirk Bonzell Max Bosel Elton Broudy Stacey Brown Tracey Brown Stacey Brubaker Eric Bruns Greg Bucklm Blair Bullock lames Bunton )oe Burke Stacy Bush Greg Bushong Lisa Cala loanne Callaway Edward Callero Jeff Carlen Derek Carmichael Colleen Cassity Louis Castro Andrew Chacon David Chandler FRESHMEN ■203 Don Chandler Steve Charoni Lori Chase Lew Chee Lisa Chemarin Renee Chemarin Glen Christensen Carol Cleven Bethany Cone Tina Contreras Gina Covolo Susan Coyle Gina Croaro Leroy Crooks Ian Daley Alec Daquioag Carrie Davies Granger Davis )im Dechaine Gillian Decius Daniel Dempelein |oe Dermenjian lenine DeShazer William Dickenson jenifer Dimmler Robyn Dimmler Paul Domenichini Matthew Donohue john Dunning Debbie Elissagaray Jeffrey Esquibel Barbara Etherton Montrese Etienne lames Fairley Robert Fenech lackie Fenn Christina Ferreira Tom Fischer Rusty Fisher Steve Flick Sean Flynn Jeff Ford Anthony Francesconi Ken Fraumeni Kevin Fraumeni Kevin Fuller Lana Galvez 204 ■FRESHMEN Amy Gardner Richard Gardner Karen Gates Debbie Geriach Paul Gerstle Michael Gillespie Todd Goldenberg Eva Gonza lez Lisa Gorgolinski Franklin Graham Kristen Griffin Michael Gronau Melita Guellert Rosario Guerra Dennis Hardnett Karen Harlan Trina Harris lennifer Hathorne Randall Hayner Eric Hayse Leslie Heise Steven Herbert Eric Herrera Michael Hickey Annie Hironimus Bntt Hoff Gary Hogan Sandy Holcomb Charlesetta Hopkins Lance Hultquist Alan Hutchinson Carolyn Hyland Ronald Izumi Lillian )enkins Kristine lohnson Patricia Johnson Stacey lones Mark Jorgensen Holly lunge Terry Karges Mark Kartman Teena Kasper Dena Katz Kristy Kavanaugh Christopher Kennon Cheryl Kirch Shawn Kloepfer Sika Klynstra FRESHMEN ■205 Stephen Kongsle Daniel Kozned Kimberly Kretschmann Stewart Kume Carla Larson |oey Lashley lason Lawhern Kevin Lawrence Allan Lee Casey Lent Craig Lindsay Bruce Little Corinne Long Martha Lopez Cyrus Lum ludy Macaskill John Malliot Lisa Martinelli John Martines Julie Masakarich Olivia Mata Kendra Matlock Mike Matney Linda Matoso Donna Maynard Robert McBride Andrew McCambridge Mike McCarley Shelly McFarland Armand Mclntyre Darrell Meade Eric Mehlberg Michele Mentzer lulie Michel Alan Millar Stephen Moir Peter Monroe Mike Montazer Teresa Montes Brent Moore Mike Moreci Sandra Morgan Yvonne Mork Perry Mosdromos Erin Mumby Patricia Nardi Scott Newton Penny Nicholson Mark Nowag Patricia Nowell Charles O ' Connor 206 ■FRESHMEN Den.i ( )kl! ( hnslin.i ( )hvdn Maria Orvell Renee Osborn Michael Overton Peter Paganucci Alex Palen lay Palmer Bill Panelh Kolleen Pardi David Parks Susan Parry Paul Patrick Tern Patterson Lars Paulsen Elizabeth Paulus Torben Pedersen Keith Perry Sue Peterson Elizabeth Phelps Denise Pironi Spiro Pistiolas Kevin Pitre Scott Porter Brian Posch Amber Purcell David Reed Chantal Reekie Christian Reitter |im Retchless Michael Reyes Mike Rianda Kim Roberts Matthew Roberts Linda Rodriguez Denise Rodnques Cristma Rolfe David Rollm Stacey Rudy Timothy Running Tom Rupp Kelly Ryall Terence Sah Toby Sah Javier Salinas Ronnie Samuels Ronald Sanders Anthony Sangervasi FRESHMEN ■207 Ray Savona Kristy Schainker Dan Schatak Steve Schneider Suzanne Scott Caroline Seele Richard Sevilla Adam Sevillia Timonty Sheehan Dave Shoup lames Sibbert Martin Siedenburg Spencer Simon Sean Singer Mike Slaughter Ronnie Smith Steve Smith Irene Sotiropoulos luan Soto Mary Stanton (ohn Stenson Denise Stewart Mathew Stoner Michael Swan Suit Tafuna Carmen Teissier Sharon Thompson Roger Tidwell William Timothy Tim Tingley Karen Totah Patricia Townsend 208 ■FRESHMEN Denise Trevino Carolyn Tuft Kimberly Tully Lawrence Turner David Unguran Christine U ' ren Michelle VanDeweghe Mark Vrismo Chris Wakeman Eugene Walker Rose Wallace Kevin Walters Judy Wan Alice Wang Bruce Watkins Jeff Whittaker Sean Wik Tracey Willis Nancy Wiltberger Benita Winn John Wodarczyk Sarah Wong Jeff Wright Kim Wright Natatia Wright Robert Yokota Christopher Young Daniel Young Denise Young Dana Zabelle George Ziegler Jeanne Ziemann FRESHMEN ■209 CLASSES 211 2 12 CLASSES I 1 v 2 16 ■STAFF Ben Steffans — Adm. 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San Mateo, Calif Phone 345-8640 TZZ LAUREL SAN CARLOS 591-7953 EUREKA FEDERAL SAVINGS 1200 San Carlos Ave. 595-3200 San Carlos ADS 237 [ NATIONAL i (AtjiflMOenf CLUB ] IN SAN MATEO Auto Body Repairing Complete Facilities for Repairing All Makes of Cars • WHEEL ALIGNING • WHEEL BALANCING • BRAKE RELINING • FRONT END WORK ' COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TOWING 24-Hour Service BahkAmiricard Tune Ups Electrical ISSURAHCC [STIUATfS INVITID 345-3596 PALM avenue MOTORS Mike Slaughter — Owner The Auto Clinic 2180 Palm Ave. (Near 25th Ave.) San Mateo WEST CCM ST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN A DIVISION OF $41 2 BILLION GLENDALE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1888 Ralston Ave. Belmont 595-1440 (Across from the Carlmont Shopping Center) Mon. - Fri.: 9 am - 5 pm — Sat.: 1 am - 2 pm It. in iw MGS 9- tfftf I HO DAIRY-BELLE 575 Ralston Belmont 592-0505 San Carlos Typewriter Co. (415) 591-0307 Olympta Typewriters Calculators Sales and Service 741 Laurel Street San Carlos, CA 94070 Business Sponsors RALSTON HOUSE ANTIQUES RALSTON REAL ESTATE 238 ■ADS Litho Prep Pacifica Press Quality Offset Printers of • High School Newspapers (including the Carlmonitor ) • Literary Magazines • Graduation Programs • Drama Programs • Club Rosters • Booklets • Brochures • Business Cards • Wedding Announcements A Complete Union Printing Plant with Computer Phototypesetting 695 Oceana Blvd. Paciffca 355-7250 359 4123 LITHO PREP PACIFICA PRESS 695 Oceana Blvd. Pacifica 359-4123 B D Sports Ski Haus 137 Roosevelt Redwood City 364-5995 FINE AMERICAN TRADITIONAL FURNISHINGS 593-8267 TOje Countrp tore ROGER GRAVES 700 ralston avenue MANAGER BELMONT CALIF 94002 DICK GAY REALTOR ASSOCIATE 1500 Laurel Street San Carlos, CA 94070 Bus. (415) 592-9350 Res. (415) 592-3642 Since 1952 CHAMPION AUTOMOTIVE 1036 American St. 592-2664 San Carlos ADS 239 BASKIN BOBBINS 1023 Alameda Belmont 593-1704 Glenn Greer Glenn ' s ARCO ARCO Products 1032 Jefferson Dealer Redwood City Goodyear Tires 365-9648 Delco Batteries Tuneup Brakes 1 ARCO l Flowers — Plants — Gifts JAN ' S FLORISTS Janet Fusco Bus. 595-5800 Home 368-0287 940 Old County Rd. Belmont, Calif. Janet Fusco BELL MARKETS 2 stores to serve you Belmont in the Carlmont Shopping Center San Carlos 1414 El Camino San Carlos 3092 3 SUMS mm - cvomett 1536 Laurel St. San Carlos, Ca. 591-3322 U RAN STATE FARM INSURANCE 1084 Alameda Belmont 592-3957 240 ■ADS Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Share the times of your life with those who share their life times with you. A thought from Western School Portraits , a photographic studio dedicated to pre- serving memor ies of your school years through senior portraits, school picture packages , team photos, and prom pictures. ADS ■241 San Carlos Bowl 850 El Camino 595-3250 San Carlos TIERNAN OPTICIANS 1225 SAN CARLOS AVE. SAN CARLOS, CA 94070 MICHAEL J. TIERNAN 592-1666 Yvonne ' s HAIR WORKS 4057 Pacific Boulevard Laurie Meadows Shopping Center San Mateo, California 349-7810 S ci SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Christie Vigo 1035 Ralston Ave. Belmont, CA 94002 Mike Vigo 591-4156 2177 Bayshore Blvd. San Francisco, CA Belmont Jewelers Designing • Manufacturing • Repairing Watch Repairing EUGENE SCHMID (415)593-6329 891 Ralston Avenue BELMONT, CALIF. 94002 Schneider ' s 677 Laurel 591-7368 San Carlos 242 ■ADS CRYSTAL SPRINGS FISH POULTRY 116 Crystal Springs Shopping Center San Mateo, California 573-0335 J H OUTLET ELECTRONIC PARTS EQUIPMENT 476 INDUSTRIAL WY. (at Holly) SAN CARLOS 591-7113 STERLINGS CARPETS DRAPERIES • Wallpaper • Linoleum 593-8046 787 Laurel Street SAN CARLOS, CA 94070 California Sports 1464 El Camino 593-8806 Belmont ADS ■243 Congratulations to the Class of 1981 Josten ' s Inc. Denis Moore, Sim. P.O. Box 503 Menlo Park, Calif. 94025 Ph. 854-3446 Congratulations From Your Carlmont Merchants Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors Belmont Answering Service Carlmont Ace Hardware Carlmont Associate-Realtors Carlmont Bakery Carlmont Camera Center Carlmont Liquor Carlmont Men ' s Boys ' Shop Carlmont Pharmacy Carlmont Beauty Salon Craig Insurance Agency Jade Kitchen Kershner Jack W. (acct. adutr.) Krupocki Peter J. Dr. Optometrist Little World Travel Inc. Patio Shop Apparel for Women Standard Stations Inc. The Hair Factory Tyler ' s Carlmont Nursery NEUFELD PORSCHE-AUDI 1025 Rollins Road 348-1700 Burlingame CRYSTAL SPRINGS FISH POULTRY 573-0335 116 Crystal Springs Shopping Center, San Mateo ADS 245 Congratulations to the Class of ' 81 From the Carlmont Scots Booster Club Special Thanks to Chairman — Mrs. Sara Posey Program Assistant — Mrs. Gail Gandolfi Banquet Chairman — Mrs. Carol Ross Secretary — Mrs. Sandy Newman Treasurer — Mrs. Dolly Applegate And special thanks to all parents who made Boosters a success. Join the Fun! Be a Booster! Foodville Market 616 Laurel 592-4701 San Carlos 965 RflLSTOn flVEflUE KUrtOnfT-59h03l3 Tops Coffee Shop 1125 San Carlos Ave. San Carlos, Calif. Breakfast — Lunch Food to go Try Our Homemade Soup Tel. 595-2606 Ace Hardware 111 Crystal Springs Shopping Center 349-2662 San Mateo Congratulations to graduates of 1981 from their parents HEIDI ALBERTI Congratulations, Heidi, we ' re always proud of you. Mom and Dad BRIAN ANDERSON We are proud of you. Mom and Dad JOHN APPLEGATE 63 — Thanks for a great sports and academic year. You have made us very proud. Love, Mom and Dad DEBBIE BARRON Congratulations, Debbie. We ' re proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad, and Linda ROB DAWSON Hip. Hip. Hoorah! D Troop is proud of you. TOBI FENN A great beginning, Tobi. Love, Mom and Dad JOE GILLANDERS Congratulations! Love and best wishes, Your Proud Parents JENNIFER HARRIS Congratulations, Jennifer, and the class of ' 81. The Harris Family SCOTT HARTLEY Scott, keep hitting those high notes! Mom, Dad and Laura TAMI HARTMAN Congratulations, Tami. May all your dreams become realities. XO LYNN JACOBSEN A Great Editor, A Super Daughter. Love, Mom and Dad LOREN LEBOVITZ Congratulations, Loren. We are very proud. Mom, Dad, Brad TINA MARTIN Wir sind sehr stole auf dich. Mom and Dad ROBERT MCCREADY Tu es Fantastique, Magnifique, Je t ' adore! Maman ALLEN MCINTYRE Congratulations, Allen. You made it. God Bless. Love, Mom and Dad JULIE O ' BRIEN Congratulations, Julie. We love you. Mom and Dad PEGGY ROBINSON Hope your picture made the yearbook this time. Mom MICHELLE SANCHEZ Congratulations, Michelle. Many more happy events coming. Love, Mom BEVERLY SCHENONE Congratulations, Bev. We love you. Bill, Mom, Paul MICHELE SCHMELZER Thanks for your warm heart, Missi. I love you. Mom GUY SCHMIDT I ' m one happy Mom. Thanks Guy. KEITH SORENSEN Congratulations, Keith! We are so proud. Love, your family. PIA WESTFORD Congratulations Pia! Your coming has been a joy. The Paulus Family JOSH YOUNG Congratulations, Josh. You showed them. Love, Mom and Dad CATHY ZIEGLER Congratulations, Cathy. What lucky parents we are! ADS ■248 Dedication Four years ago, the Class of ' 81 set foot on the Carlmont campus for the first time. And as they did, so did Mr. Mur- ray, the new principal. Being new to Carlmont, the freshmen weren ' t affected by the change of command that had taken place in the Administration Office. What they knew was that they had a principal who believed that he should treat everyone with TLC (and was known as the principal who -ares. ) Although a newcomer to Carlmont, Mr. Murray as not a newcomer to the Sequoia District. He has been sociated with it since 1950, first as a social studies and glish teacher at Sequoia High School, then as an English nd journalism teacher in Menlo-Atherton. In 1958, he took his first job as administrator at MA. From 1958-1960 he was an administrator at Sequoia, 1960-1967 vice principal at San Carlos, and Principal at MA prior to his entrance in Carl- mont ' s history. After thirty-four years of caring and dedication, Mr. Mur- ray decided it was time to move on. The Vistas 81 staff wishes Mr. Murray well in his future endeavors. ;avo f In Closing . . . As we, the Class of ' 81, graduate from Carl- mont, we realize the time has come to leave the security of a group. Our final act as a whole on june 12th is made all the more poignant in regard to that fact. After this, each of us has decisions we must make . . . alone, and responsibilities to be faced alone. Whether the road ahead is to higher education or straight to life, we can no longer depend on the circles of high school. Let ' s show everyone what we can do! Good Luck Seniors from the Yearbook Staff. 250 ■CLOSING Editors: Staff:
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