ORGANIZATIONS p230 ADS VISTAS: 1 A distant view seen tt events. Vistas has been the name what it really means? Our yearb comprehensive awareness of th )ugh a passage • Carlmont ' s yea is the openinc series of events i 9ening. 2 A cc, ■)k for many see the distan ?d highschool. rehensive awareness of a series of s, but did anyone ever think about ?w of years gone by. and it is th This year age old rivals, CHS and SCHS, were brought together. Working together, playing together, reaching for the same sun. We, who were two, are now united as one. We ' ve only just begun . Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is a progress, working together is success, — Unknown Our memories of Yesterday Will last a lifetime We ' ll make the best, forget the rest And someday we ' ll find These are the Best of Times STYX What shall we do now? What shall we use to fill the empty spaces Where waves of hunger roar? Shall we set out across this sea of faces In search of more and more applause? Pink Floyd SENIORS CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY THREE Tiffany Fong Linda Barron Raymond Farris Clarissa Louie President Vice President Vice President Secretary THE SENIOR BOARD Bottom: Dave Merta, Cheryl Thomas, Valerie Naples, Karen Lund, Noel Beauchamp, Linda Barron, Andrea Bauer, Tracey Ayers, Nica Elgin, Heide Schroeder, Margie Webber. Middle: Ken Tanaka, James Blattner, Derrick Ma, Kim Stevens. Carol Oiivolo, Janet Guertin, Clarissa Louie, Tiffany Fong, Lynne Mark, Sue Williams, Johanna Tokunaga, Karen Gong, Jerry Young. Top Row: Tom Miller, Raymond Farris, Lyndon Chee, Henry Altorfer, Keith Coulston, Mike Anderson, Chris Paulus, Steve LInder, David Cosgrove, Allen Becker. 18 Celeste Anderson Michael Anderson William Anderson Holly Andrews Marc Batlin Andrea Bauer Noel Beauchamp Allan Becker Clifton Beckwith 19 20 Vanessa Calloway Rachael Campodonico Bob Capuzelo Renata Casetta Larry Castellanos Ernest Chacon Philip Chacon Thomas Chainey Lyndon Chee Ronald Cheechov SENIORS WIN HOMECOMING! Following tradition, the 1983 seniors won the overall Homecoming competition. The seniors placed first in the float competition, first in the pin the tail on the cat, second in the banner and second in the class yell. Other events were costume parade and Homecoming voter turnout. The class of ' 83 was always a little behind when it came to spirit. However, this victory , (after a three year struggle) carried on the tradition of winning senior classes. Sabrina Chen Celia Chernev William Christman Russell Cinque 21 Robert Cissna David Coleman Celeste Collado Jeff Collins Francita Cooper Gail Connmings David Cosgrave Timothy Cosgrove Keith Coulston Don Coyle David Croaro Elvira Cuevas Julie Dabanian William Davidson Jack Dawson William Dean Douglas DeCoite Gayle Degliantoni Nancy Delfosse Tina Di Choso 22 i Kathleen Dir Marie Dollarhide Linda Dopp Michael Durhann Eric Eidler Zeva Fong Jim Fox Courtney Freitas Lisa Fuertes 23 24 Rita Grotle Janet Guertin Vincent Guillory Kim Haran Jeff Harris Juliet Harris Mary Harrison Eric Harthun Elizabeth Harvath Gwendolyn Helms Regina Hendrickson Heather Herbinaux David Hobbs Kathy Hoff Chris Hogue Donna Holland Sherri Humbel Anne Hunnicut Chontay Jackson 25 Jennifer Jennelle Elizabeth Jensen La Tonya Johns Patrick Johns Bernard Johnson Michael Kennon Mark King Russ King Deborah Kirk Ed Koch Monica Koelln Ari Kolokithas Veronica Kuo Sherri Kwan Silvia Kwok 1 28 Janice March Emmanuel Mariano Lynne Mark Linda Martin Marc Matthias Anthony Mayfield William McAtee Michael McBride Kevin McCarley Bret McDonald SENIOR LEADERSHIP STRONG! Under the strong leadership of Tiffany Fong, the sen- iors were a wealthy class. After the Heath candy sale and Halloween flower sale the class budget was close to $5,000. Due to the closure of San Carlos, there were two Vice Presidents: Raymond Farris representing San Carlos and Linda Barron. Clarissa Louie advanced with her experience as junior secretary to senior secretary. The class of ' 83 has definitely innproved with age. Be- tween freshman and senior years 30 new people have become board members. Patricia McElroy Shaun McEvoy Deidra McGowain Timothy McNuIty 29 John Nelson Cathy Nieder Judith Nightingale Laura Noonan Eric Nowag Renee Nutcher MaryJane O ' Brien Craig O ' Keeffe Lisa Oberg Yoko Ogawa Carolynne Olivolo Bob Orsolini Carri e Osborn Kevin Osterman Gerald Otto Robert Owlett Yvonne Pang Christopher Paulus Dwight Pederson Steven Pendleton Barbara Pierson Dora Pistiolas Joe Pitruzzello Tiamarie Plaine Gary Prindle Elizabeth Raich Michelle Ramage Brian Randolph David Rathbun Brett Reed 4ti Tessa Reid Jurgen Reinke Alan Remedios Charlene Retchless John Ribera Steve Richardson Wendy Richmond Ian Riedel Laura Rigdon Stacey Ronshausen 32 33 James Screeton Janine Seghieri Kari Semple Eric Sentman Lesley Shinseki ■I Chris Souder Kirsten Soule Leslie Sowa Roena Spiller Lisa Spinas Mark Stankovich Kim Stevens Mark Stewart Kelly Strebel Andrea Strickland Steve Strom Mario Talosig Kenneth Tanaka Guy Tautenhahn Diamettia Thibodeaux Cheryl Thomas Laurie Thompson Johanna Tokunaga Jolene Torres Connie Turner William Turner Todd Gtecht Mike Vassallo Stephen Vega Steven Venturi Karen Vines Janette Vogel Tom Wakefield Susan Warden 35 Christine Westergren Doug Williams Susan Williams Thea Winter Alicia Wise Michael Wright Scott Wright Lisa Yaple Jerry Young Blake Zaccanti AND WHAT WILL WE REMEMBER? When we look back and remember the hap- py times, and feel the rewards of hard work and dedication, we ' ll remember here. When we feel all alone, isolated in the midst of a crowd, we ' ll remember now. Our existence is one of constant new beginnings and continuous end- ings that will fill our lives and memories. When we look back and remember that it was our year, molded by the vast and diverse character of who we were and have become. Whethei good or bad, we ' ll remember Carlmont. 37 SENIOR ' S CHOICE 1. Led Zeppelin 2. Pink Floyd 3. Who 4. Cameo 5. Scorpions 6. Police 7. Alabama 8. Rush 9. Clash 10. Cars 2 c C ) n o E FEMALE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Pat Benatar Stevie Nicks Chrissy Hynds Donna Summer Stephanie Mills C ) S o m 1. Hard To Say I ' m Sorry 2. Comfortably Numb 3. Can ' t Live Without You 4. 1999 5. Who Can It Be Now 6. Free Bird 7. Eye Of The Tiger 8. On The Road Again 9. Rock The Casbah 10. Dirty Laundry 0) o O RADIO . KSJO J2 2. KR 5 3. KBLX H 4. KSAN Q 5. KSOL 2 . 2. 3. 4. 5. T.V. M A S H Hill Street Blues Magnum P.I. Fame Being in Good Company B O 3 FOR ' 83 CAR 7. Porshe 2. Mercedes Benz 3. Ferrari 4. Mazda RX7 5. Camaro 6. Z28 7. VW Bug 8. Mustang 9. 4 Wheel Drive 10. BMW MALE . 2. 3. 4. 5. Eddie Money Robert Plant Sting Willie Nelson Prince C ) 3 o m Pizza 2. Chinese 3. Italian 4. Ice Cream 5. Mexican T1 O o a 1. Partying 2. Making Love 3. Eating 4. Sleeping 5. Being with friends PASTIME 7. Football 2. Baseball 3. Skiing 4. Soccer 5. Water Skiing 6. Basketball 7. Tennis 8. Swimming 9. Sex 10. Track C ) O H MOVIE 7. Fast Times At Ridgemont High 2. E.T. 3. Officer and a Gentleman 4. Quadrophenia 5. The Wall SENIOR Michelle Afendakis J.V. Cheerleading (2). Varsity Pom Pon (4), Yearbool (4). Henry Altorfer Class Boards (2 4), Math Club 2-4), Math Honors (2-4), Homecoming Activities (2- 4), Float Comm. (Chair) Person (4), Exec. Ski Trip (3). Celeste Anderson Band (24), Student Council (3), Girls Tennis (3-4), Badminton (3 4). Holly Andrews Frosh Soph Cross Country (1), Track (1) Mountaineering (1), Tracey Ayers ClassBoards (1-4), Student Council(l), Varsity Softball (14), Student Council (1), Varsity Softball (1-4), Varsity Tennis (24) Sophomore Secretary (2), Girls Sf orts Board (2,4), Key Club President (4). Rally Commissioner (3), Prom Comm. (3,4) CSF (1-4), MAA (1-4) Fi- nance Board (2), Excutive Board (3). Trish Barringer Student Council (1) Linda Barron Class Boards (1-4). Homecoming (1,2,4), Rally Board (2), Student Council (2,3) Nominating Convention (2,3), Activities Board (2,4), Carlmonitor (2-4) Managing Editor (4), Prom Committee (3,4), Prom Committee CoChairman (4), Yearbook (4), Senior Vice President (4) Andrea Bauer Student Council (1), Class Boards (2-4) Track (2-4), MAA (2 ), Activities Com- missioner (3). Key Club (4) Noel Marie Beauchamp Class Board (1,2,4), Freshman Vice President (1), Rally Board (2), Stud ent Council (2,3), Badminton (2,3), Activities Board (2,4). B.L.T. (3), Educational Film Makers Club (3), French Club (3,4) Mark Bensi Student Council (1,2), C D Basketball (1-3) Teri Bravo Track (1,2), F.O.M.F. (1,2), Student Council (1 ,2), Cross Country (2-4), Moun- taineering Club (2-4), Key Club (3) Jeff Brown Football (2-4), Key Club (3), Student Council (3,4), Class Board (4) Laura Brown Choral (3) Vanessa Calloway M.S.a. (1), Upward Bound (3). Robert Capuzelo Frosh Soph Football (12), Frosh-Soph Baseball (1-2), Sp)ecial Olympics Aide (1- 2), Nominating Convention (2-3), Transi- tion Board (3). Calif. Boys State Repre- sentative (3) Varsity Baseball (3-4), Varsi- ty Football (34). Renata Casetta Cheerleader (2) Ernie Chacon FroshSoph Football (12), FroshSoph Baseball (1-2), Varsity Football (3-4), Var sity Baseball (3-4), Transition Board (3), Yearbook (4). Lyndon Chee California Scholarship Federation (1-4), Student Council (1 ,3), Cross Country (2), Math Honors Award (2), Class Board (2 4), Math Club (2-4), MAA Math Contest (2-4), Spelling Bee (3-4), FOMF (4), Stu- dent Court (4), Boy ' s Sports Board (4), National Merit Scholarship Letter of CommetKlation Program (4). Russell Cinque Class President (1), J.V. Soccer (1), Var sity Wrestling (1), Varsity Soccer (2-4), J.V. Tennis (3), Math Honors (3), Math Club (4), Finance Board (4), Walkathon Committee (4). David Coleman J.V. Tennis (1-2), Executive Board (1), Class Board (14), Finance Board (14). Class President (1). FOMF (2), Student Court (2-3), Walkathon (3), Math Club (4), Chief Justice (4), Walkathon Com- mittee (4). David Cosgrave Class Board (3-4), Student Council, Bike Club (4). FOMF (?) Monica Couch Cheerleader ( 1 ), Peer Counseling (1), Stu- dent Council (1), M.S.U. (1), Class Board (1) . Pilot Group (2), MESA (3). Tina DiChoso DECA (2). Mascot (2). Constance Dyre Girls Basketball (3) Nica Elgin Class Boards (1-4), French Club (1.2,4) Drama Club (1.2), Homecoming (1-4) X- Country (2), AFS student, Student Coun- cil (3,4), Case Convention (3) Afs Club (2) , Varsity Swimming (3) Bike Club (4), Prom Committee (4) Key Club Vice Pres (4), Carlmonitor 3, 4 Ruth Ellingson Soccer (1,2), French Club (1) Student Council (1,2) Seekers (3), Water Girl (3,4), Class Board (4) Valerie Fagan Student Council (1,2), J.V. Cheerleading (2), Track (1,2). Tiffany Fong Class Boards (1-4), Homecoming Comm. (1-4), Tennis (14), CSF (1,2,4), Finance Board (24), MAA (24), Prom Comm. (3,4) CASC Leadership Conference (3), Student Handbook (3), Girls Sports Board (2), Nominating Convention (3). School Closure Student Leadership (3), Badminton (2-3) All league (3), Executive Board (4) Senior President, (4). Zeva Fong Class Board (1-4). CSF (14), Honor Roll (1 4), Student Council (2,3) Secretary (3), Nominating Convention (2,3), Spelling Bee (3,4) Semifinalist (3). Publicity Board (3), Walkathon (3) Committee (4), Math Club (14) President (4), Math Hon ors (1-3) Outstanding Math Student (2,3). MAA Contest (14), Santa Clara Math Contest (3,4), Finance Board (4). Lisa Fuertes Volleyball (14), Basketball (14) Softball (1-4), Student Council (2). Volleyball Manager (3), Girls Sports Board (3). Rose Grayson Drill Team (1), Upward Bound (1), Tutor ing Program (1). BSU (2). Janet Guertin Class Boarcl (4), Secretary of French Club (4), Prom Committee (4) Juliet Harris M.S.U. (1), C.C.C. (2). Upward Bound (2). Peer Counseling (2), Human Relations (2) . Pilot Counseling (3). Mary Harrison J.V. Swim Team (I), Math Club (1). Spanish National Honor Society (1), Var- sity Swim Team (2), Senior Board (4). Eric Harthun Basketball (1), J.V. Baseball (1-2), Ger- man Club (2-3), Varsity Baseball All League Honorable Mention (4), Math Club (4). Lisa Harvath Freshman Class Secretary (1), J.V. Pom- Pon (2), Varsity Pom-Pon (4). Jane Hill French Club (1), FOMF (1), Math Honors (1), CS F. Honor Roll (1), Class Board (1- 3), Math Club (1-2), Achievers Associ- ation Director (2-4), Student Council (4), Outdoor Ed Counselor (4). Chris Hogue Student Store (?). Donna Holland Varsity Softball (2-4), Prom Committee (3) , Class Board (3), Nominating Conven- tion (3), Yearbook (3-4), Editor (4), Seek- ers Club (3-4). Sherri Humbel Volleyball (1), Student Council (2-4). Kim Johnson Soccer (2-4) Stacy Jonas Jr. Class Board (3). Ed Koch Class Board (1), J.V. Tennis (1) Varsity Tennis (2,3,4,) Monica Koelln Girls Swim Team (1,2) Veronica Kuo Engineering Club (3,4,) Math Club (3,4), Santa Clara Math Contest (3.4) MAA (3,4). Finance Board (4), J.A.-l Aca|}ella Choir, (3,4) Sherri Kwan Track (2,4), Class Board (2,3,4) Activity Board (2,4), Student Council (2), Execu- tive Board, (4) Silvia Kwok Class Board (1,2,4). 1st Place Typing Contest (1), Outstanding Math Student (1), French Club (3) FOMF (2), Math Club (2,3,4), Tennis Team (3,4,), Badmit- ton Team (3,4.), Activities (4), Girls Sports Board (4) MAA (14), Spelling Bee (3), Computer Faire (2,3), Points Secre- tary (4) Joanne Lawrence J.V. Volleyball (1,2). Varsity Volleyball (3,4), J.V. Basketball (1). Varsity volley- ball (3.4), Girls Track (123). Softball (4) Student Council (3). Steven Linder Class Board (2-4), Math Club (1-4), MAA (1-4), CSF (1), Homecoming Comm. (3,4), FOMF (4). Jennifer Litz French Club (1.2), Peer Counselor (1), Outstanding Freshman Math Student (1), Boyfriend (1), Oliver (2), Out- standing Math Student (2,3), Executive Board Secretary (2), J.V. Volleyball (2), Guys and Dolls (3). Rensselaer medal in Math and Science (3), A Capella Choir (3) , Nominating Convention (2,3), Drama Club (3), Varsity Volley ball (3,4), Class Boards (3,4), Student Council Secretary (4) , FOMF (4). Santa Clara Math Contest (14). MAA Math Contest (1-4), Math Club (1-4), CSF (1-4). Sheri Lloyd Yearbook (4). Carolyn Lochmiller Yearbook (4), Special ED Tutoring (4). Clarissa Louie Girls Swimming (14) MVP (2). Boys Swimming (1-2), Class Board (2-4), Class Secretary (3,4), Key Club (4), Girls Sports Board (4), Girls Swimming Man- ager (4), Homecoming Comm. (3,4), CSF (1,2), Girls State Alternate (3), Nominat- ing Convention (2,3) CASC Region Rep. (3.4), MAA (1-4), Ted Logothetis J.V. Football (1,2), Varsity Football (3,4). Varsity Wrestling (1-4). Derrick Ma MAAA (2-4), Class Board (24), Math Club (1-4), FOMF (2-4), Engineering Club (2-4), Publicity Board (2-4), Boys Sports Board (4). Roosevelt Macon M.E.S.A. (14.) F.S. Football (2.) Varsity Football (3-4.) Student Council (4) Jan March Student Council (2.) Class Boards (2-4) Homecoming (2-4,) J.V. Pom Pon (2.) No- minating Convention (3,) Junior Vice President (3) Emmanuel Mariano F.S. Football (1-2,) Track (1-2.) Student Council (2-4,) Varsity Football (3,) Engi- neering Club (3.) Class Board (4.) Powder Puff Coach (4.) Lynne Mark Math Club (l.)J.A. (1,) J.V. Volleyball (1- 2.) J.V. Basketball (1-2.) Math Honors (1- 2,) C.S.F. (1-2.) MAA (14.) Class Board (1-4,) Finance Board (2,) Student Council Sec. (2.) Rally Board (2,3,) Homecoming Committee (2-3-4,) Track (2,) Elections Board (3,) Prom Committee (3.) WASC Committee (3) BLT (3.) Seeker ' s Club CREDITS Sec (3.) Executive Board (3.) Walk A Thon Committee (3.) Class President (3,) Seeker s Club (3 4.) Marcus Matthias Basketball (1.) Track (1-2,) Student Council (12-4.) J.V. Basketball (2.) No minating Convention (2 3.) Sports EJoard (3.) Sports Editor (3.) Basketball (3-4,) Carlmonitor Editor In-Chief (4.) Anthony Mayfield Varsity Football ?. BSCJ ?, Track ? Bill McAtee Cross Country 1. C Basketball 2, FS Football 2, Varsity Football 34. Bret Mc Donald J V Football 2, Soccer 2 4. Deidra McQowain BSCl 1-3. Yearbook 1-4. Peer Counselor 3, Nominating Convention 4. Cathy McQueen Student Council 3. Thomas Miller The Boyfriend 1, Symphonic Band 1- 4, Math Club 14, MAA 14. Math Honors 1-4, Oliver 2, QMEA Jazz Symphonic Festivals 2. Reno Jazz Festival 2, Monte- rey Jazz Fest 2, Foothill Symphonic Jazz Fest (2), Jazz Band 2-4, Class Board (2 ). Rally Board (2-4), Spelling Bee (2-4). CSF (2-4), Guys and Dolls (3), District Spelling Bee (3), Choir (3) Seriior Luau (3), FOMF (3-4), Finance Board (4), Activities Board (4). Bruce Mobley J.V. Water Polo (1-2), J.V. Swimming (1 2) , Varsity Water Polo (34), Varsity Swimming (3-4). Nan Morrison Special Ed. Tutor (1-4), Yearbook (4). Valerie Naples Band (1). Class Board (14), Student Council (1), Nominating Convention (2- 3) , Track (2-4), Cross Country (2-4), All League (2-3). CSF (2-4), MAA (2 4), Elec tions Board (3), BLT 2 (3), Executive Board (3), ASB Secretary (3), Prom Com- mittee (3), Blood Drive Chairperson (3), FOMF (3-4). Girls State Delegate (3), Stu dent Court Justice (4). Krista Naumoff J.V. Basketball (2). Varsity Tennis (2-4), Varsity Softball (2 4), Class Board (2.4), Rally Commissioner (3), Jr. Prom Court (3), Who ' s Who Among American High School Students (3), Girls Sport Board {3-4), Varsity Basketball (3-4), Key Club Secretary (4), Student Council (4), C.C.C. (4). Cathy Nieder Girls J.V. Soccer (1-2), Girls Varsity Track (1-4), Most Improved; Track (2), Girls Cross Country (3-4), Girls Varsity Soccer (3-4). Judith Nightingale Special Ed. Aide (2), Intermural Softball (2). Math Club (4). Laura Noonan J.V. Soccer (13). Class Board (2-4). No minating Convention (3), Homecoming Committee (3-4), Key Club (4). Yvonne Pang Badminton (2 3), Table Tennis Competi tions (2 3), Asian Club (3), On the Senate (3) . Tennis (4). Lisa Pardini Yearbook (4), Journalism (4). Chris Paulus Cross Country (1), J.V Basketball (12), Track ( 1 2), Math Tutor ( 1 ), Math Honors (1-2), MAA (14), CSF (1 2,4), Sophomore President (2), Class Board (24), Execu- tive Board (2 4), Nominating Convention (2-3), Homecoming Float Committee (2- 4). BLT (2). Noon Rec. Board (2). Out- standing Math Student (2), Boy ' s State Representative (3), Seekers (3-4), Stu dent Council (3), Varsity Basketball (3-4). Senior junior Prom Committee (3-4), Election Board (3), Block C (3), ASB President (4), Student Advisary Council (4) , Tahoe Retreat (4), C.C.C. (4), Activi ties Board (4), Boy ' s Sports Board (4). Dora Pistiolas C.S.F. (1-4). Class Boards (1-4). MAA Math Contest (1-4), Math Club (14), French Club Treasurer (2), Spelling Bee (3), French Club President (3), Student Council (3), Peer Counseling (3). Varsity Tennis (3-4). Varsity Badminton (34), French Club Vice-President (4). Sports Board (4), Activities Board (4), Points Secretary (4). ESL Tutor (4). Gary Prindle J.V. Football (1-3). Kevin Osterman Publicity Board (1-2). Carolynne Olivolo Physical Fitness (1-3), Mountaineering (3), French Club (4), MAA Math Contest (3) , Senior Class Board (4). Michelle Ramage Swim team (1-2-3), Drama (2), Yearbook (4) , Band (1). David Rathbun F S. Football (12), Student Council (2-4). Varsity Football (3-4). Class Board (4). Wendy Richmond A Capella Choir (3-4). Millard Filmore (4). Ian Riedel Intimidated, Misunderstood Freshman (1) . Cut from Frosh Soph Soccer team (2) . Non-conformist Punker questioning the morality of Man (3-4), Journalism (4). Marco Roldan Student Council (1). F S. Football (2), Varsity Football (3-4), MESA (34). Gail Rummell Soccer (13). Softball (2 3). Volleyball (3). Sherene Saberi FOMF (2,4), Math Club (2-4), Human Re- lations Board (3-4). Commissioner (3). Class Board (4), Key Club (3), SUHSD Human Relations Evaluation Commis sion (4), PTSA (4), Finance Board (3 ), MStI (3), Executive Board (34), Student Council (4), ASB Vice Preident (4). Yoshimi Saito Math Club (4). Jim Screeton J.V. Football (2), Varsity Football (3 4), Eric Sentman J.V. Football (12). J.V. Basketball (12). J.V. Track (12), J V. Baseball (12), Var sity Football (3), Varsity Basketball (3), Varsity Baseball (34). Lesley Shinseki French Club (3 4), Girls Tennis (3), Class Board (4). Activities Board (4). Jessica Shuttle J.V. Track (1). Varsity Girls Soccer (23), Mountaineering (34). Juergen Siemers Bowling Club (13) Chris Souder J.V. Football (12), J.V. Wrestling (1). Varsity Wrestling (24), Varsity Baseball (2 4), All League (3-4), Engineering Club (3). Leslie Sowa Class Board (24). Homecoming Float Committee (3-4), Seekers Club (3), Key Club (4), FOMF (4), Prom Committee (4), Yearbook (4). Nominating Convention (3) , Tahoe Retreat (4). Arizona Expedi- tion (3-4), Baja (4). Roena Spiller J.V. Basketball (12), J.V. Bolleyball (1- 2) . J.V. Track (1-2), B.S.a. (1 2,4), Stu- dent Council (1-4), Girls Sports EJoard (1- 3) , Sophomore Board Member (2). C.A.C. (3). Freshman Transition Pro- gram (3-4), B.S.U. Treasurer (3), Varsity Basketball (3), Varsity Track (3-4), Stan ford University Upward Bound Program (34), C.C.C. (4), Powder Puff Football (4) , Spirit Squad (4). Mascott (4). Anthony Spencer Class Board (1). Lisa Spinas Track (2). Varsity Swimming (2-3) Stu- dent Council (3). Cheerleader (4). Kimberlee Stevens Anchor Club (1), Freshman Board (1), Key Club (2), Sophomore Board (2), Dra mam Club (2 3), Junior Board (3), French Club (4), Rally Board (4), Senior Board (4). Andrea Strickland J.V. Soccer (1), J.V. Volleyball (1), Build- ing and Ground Commissioner (1), Varsi ty Track (3), Varsity Soccer (4), Varsity Soccer Captain. Steve Strom J.V. Football (12), Junior Statesman (I 2). Bonnie Wallach Cross Country (1-4), Track (1-4), Class Boards (2-4), Student Council (2), Girls Sports Board (3-4), Bike Club (4), Key Club (4), Journalism (4), French Club (4). Sue Warden J.V. Swimming (12), Soccer (?), Key Club (?), Varsity Swimming (3-4). Marlol Talosig J.V. Track (1), Frosh Soph Ftbl (2) Varsi- ty Football (3,4) Kenneth Tanaka Frosh Soph Football (2), J V Track (2) E S A A. Spelling Bee, (2,3.4), CSF (1 4), Varsity Football (3.4), Class Board (3,4), Student Council (3,4) Math Honers (3) , Maa Math Test, (3) Key Club (4), Walkathon (3), Nominating Convention (3) Diamettia Thibodeaux MSU (14), MESA Secretary (3), Varsity Pom Pon (3) Cheryl Thomas CSF (1 4), Class Board (3,4), Girls Sports Board (4), Track (2 4), Homecoming Ac tivities (4). Candy Sales (3,4), Flower Sales (3,4), Block C Award. Varsity X Country (2-4). Eric Thompson Jazz Band (1-4) Johanna Tokunuga Publicity Commisioner (3), Soph V P. (2), CASC Region Treasurer (3), PTSA Stu dent Rep (3), Homecoming Activities (1 4), Class Boards (14), Math Club (14), Finance Eioard (14), Math Honers (1), SYM Band (14), Oliver (2), Guys and Dolls (3), Jazz Band (24) Jolene Torres J.V. Pom-Pon, (2), Nude Relays (3-4) Willie Turner Frosh Soph Football (12), Varsity Foot- ball (3 4), Student Council (4), Key Club (4) , Climate Corps (4) Gary Warman J.V. Basketball (12), Varsity Baseball (3 1). Margie Webber Elections Eioard (2), Nominating Conven- tion (2-3), Class EJoard (4), Homecoming Committee (4). Sue Williams Girls Swimming (14), Girls Basketball (2), M V P. (2-3), Block C (3), Class Board (4), Girls Sports Board (4). Doug Williams Basketball (12), Baseball (1-4), Special Olympics Aide (12), Football (2 3). Year book (4). Scott Wright Wrestling (1-3). Grappling Club (13). En gineering Club (4). Steve Venturi Basketball (4). Baseball (4). Lisa Yaple Yearbook (3-4), Reading Tutor (3), Editor of Yearbook (4), Sf ecial Ed. Tutor (4). Jerry Young Key Club (3), Class Board (3-4), Math Club (4). SENIOR WILLS Michelle Alexandria Afendakis I, Michelle Afendakis, re- member the best of memories. GA, EC, BC, DS, DR, TL, JD, EW, DW, AND GW. Partying, laugh- ter, tears, and those fabu- lous flings. To the best VP, LH, TP, LR, CR, and JT. Also to KN of ' 81. If you read this, I still love you! To Carlmont: Good- bye!! Tracey Ayers Skin socks unite!! Good luck to MM! Dimps rule! To Moose: May the prime mobile live on! Whack Boom! Lulau, cars and B H. Mill-la the lunatic! No! Hail your dancing thumbs! Millions upon millions of fries!! Quite Right! Hail Zeus! Hey Bud — It ' s a corn beef sky. . . Holly Andrews Poem: It ' s been long and dragging but it ' s over for a while. I can ' t count the number of times you ' ve save me from drowning. I hope these years finally taught me how to swim. Thanx to Laura and Tra- cy. Mr. Woodhall you ' re a good man. oxoxoxoxox to all. Celeste Anderson I will the locker I never received to a new fresh- man who doesn ' t get one. I also will all my flat ten- nis balls to Kristy Kavan- ough and some talented trumpet players to the Band!! Brooks rule!! Trisha Barringer I didn ' t think I ' d ever make it, but I did. I leave all my previous Spanish work to my sister, Kris- ten. Be a good kid! I ' d like to thank Monica for all our Thursday lunches to- gether. Good luck to all lower classmen. Hang in there!! Linda Barron Plain or sugar cone? The door ' s right there. Talk Raymond! Raychem and Monterey ' 82. Boy, I tell ya!! Location joke. Luv ya Nino. Thanks CM, NB, KL, DH, NE, CR, MA, OP, BE and TB. Donna, don ' t faint in hospitals! Bye ' 83, see ya at the reunions!! Noel Marie Beauchamp For all of those I ' ll do it tomorrow ' s — TODAY is tomorrow!! So go for it now, do it and be it TO- DAY! Mark Bensi I first give all my nick- names to Jeff Dominge. I give my sexy, curly hair to Mr. Attwood. I give my very humorous attitude to Kurt Austin. I will my sexy way of talking and acting to girls to Bernie Putz. I would like to wish all my friends, who gra- duate next year, a beauti- ful future ahead of them. I love you all. Teri Bravo Ingie Melquist: (x c J.V.) To whatever life brings, plan for tomorrow but live for the day. Class of ' 83 is the last of the best. Jack Daniels, Yosemite, Henry Weinhards, kidnap- pages, and Cher-la ' s (Sneilding). Wired for sound! Good luck Cathy Nieder. I hope you gra- duate by ' 85! GENESIS. Susan Brien Hiya! Is anyone going out to lunch? Oh, OK. Wowsa!! Sue will fit in the trunk for sure! Let ' s FUS- TIGATE him! I need a ride. OOOOO-OOOH!! The Village Host is my second home. I want to go to the beach. Potato chips eat dirt!!! Long live Jan Dean!! irv! Jeff Brown I shall now leave my black shoes to the memories of 52 and 51. What a job they could have done, and the killer times with Quil- ly Willie. But the party ' s over; they say all good things must come to an end. Laura Brown Use what talents you possess. The woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those that sang best. Henry Van Dyke. Venessa Calloway For freshmen who will be seniors soon, keep this place our happy home, and for those who make it, I wish you well, For those who do not make it, God bless you still. Robert Gerald Capuzelo To Dave Rathbun and Ken Tanaka: Thank you for be- ing my two best friends all of these years. I hope we spend many more togeth- er. To Ernie, Gary and Ted: You guys have all been great! And to Mi- chelle Amend: I LOVE YOG. Renata Casetta To Cathy, Rachel, Stacy, Dina, Gail Lisa, Sheri, Jan- ine, Holly, and Lisa: Well you guys, I don ' t know how, but we made it! Thanks for all the fun times. Without you guys I wouldn ' t have survived this school. You guys are all great! Let ' s keep the parties up!! Ernie Chacon What ' s Gp? Thanks to all my buddies B.C., T.L., D.R., for some killer times. Also to the killer AND COMMENTS chicks who I spent so much time with, M.A., L.H.. J.T., C.R., L.R., and T.P. And to the awesome coaches here at C.H.S. But especially to my best friend G.A. Coke ads life!! Hawaii here we come! _yndon Y. Chee Everything is legal unless you get caught. Jussell Cinque After 12 years of educa- tion, I have nothing origi- nal and noteworthy to say, so I will quote my fa- vorite Maxin: The answer to life, the universe and everything is 42. To Mr. Lundquist I leave my shortness, and to some short freshman I leave my lower locker. Luck: Kev, Z.S.D.C.V. David Coleman The Love, the Joy of Every Day s taken for granted in every way; Dne never thinks of what is to come Jntil that Day has come and gone; So one worries for the loss of Love, rhey merely leave this to God above. No one stops to envision the Day Vhen some of this will go away; fhe Love, the Caring and so much Joy Has gone away for one little boy. rhus comes that final dreaded Day, Vhen someone special passes away. Francita Cooper I, Francita Cooper, being in sound mind and body leave my glasses to Joe Tebo and all my love to Mr. T (Teani) and to all the graduating seniors; it was a long and hard fight but we finally made it. I hope that all of us will reach the special goal in our life. friends, try not to get into any tight squeezes with J. P. Dora- May everything you do in life be NEAT ACTION! Good luck fel- low classmates in your new lives and careers. Constance Dyre I would like to leave Shar- on and Theresa my books. dancin ' shoes. B N- Quite da playful types. Excur- sions. OH NO! Don ' t you be tawkin! B, L. and A mercy for listening to the Sagas. Good Luck pun- ques roque and shee ni rater-beaula. Valerie Fagan I have had so many dra- matic experiences at Carl- mont. 1 wouldn ' t even know where to begin. My friends were absolutely the best, M.A., L.H., L.R., . . . May all your dreams come true. Spirit Squad was excellent (country time lemonade) Good luck everyone. I. L. Y. G. Holly Flores I would never have made it without Dina, Janine, Lisa, Renata, Cathy, Ra- chel, Stacy, and Lisa. And thanks to Rick for being such a good influence on me. I love you all. I will always remember these four years because there were so many fun times. P.S. especially manteca. Tiffany Fong I, Tiffany Fong, will my leadership folder, filled with journals, meeting forms, agendas, minutes, project planning sheets, task cards, ulcers, and ag- gravation, and Dr. Hunter to the next poor soul who is elected senior presi- dent. Other than the above. It ' s been a super four years!! Zeva Fong 1, Zeva Fong, will all the problems in Math Club to Mr.Niehuis, so he can David Cosgrave Now what the !@$ %C!! am I going to do? Monica Suzette Couch God bless you all. Tina DiChoso I would like to will Mr. Swann ' s wonderful runs to my sister- Stephanie. Lesley- one of my shortest my boring classes, and my memories of Carlmont High. Deidra, I will never forget the good times we had especially with ya boy. Good luck future class of 83 . I will never forget Lousville, Ken- tucky, my home town. Nica Elgin To Bonola 1 will my slam 43 work them out. Seriosly, Mr. Niehuis and Mr. Lund- quist. Also thanks and love S.S., J.T., S.C., D.C., R.C., and A.D.D. Lisa Fuertes To Mrs. Dolph, a terrific year next year in volley- ball, and I ' m sorry for all the grey hairs we gave you. To Mr. Swann, a 6 ' 5 girl who can slam dunk. To Mr. Liggett, a year sup- ply of chew, and to the class of ' 83 all the happi- ness in the future. Rose Marie Grayson I am finally leaving this school after I have strug- gled hard to graduate ear- ly fom the Big C in Janu- ary. I would like to say good luck to my best friend. Holly Duckett, for the future. I also thank the faculty who helped me through those 3 Vi school years here. Janet Ann Guertin Farewell to all my friends that I have made over the years. It ' s not the end; it ' s just the beginning. I wish everyone the best of luck. Thanks Kim for all the good times and support. And may the class of ' 83 live on. P.S. I ' ll love you always Rich. Kim Haran I will to my sisters, Kelly and Kathy, the good times I ' ve had, the good times to come and the many beach parties. Remember: Girls, All-Nighters don ' t pay off! Juliet Harris I, Juliet Harris, with sound mind and body (and I do mean body!) leave my friendship to Frenchy, INAE-NAE, rSiecy, Ro, and others. I leave Tubby Carls my love. I leave Carlmont with this one message: A wise man is like a pin; his head keeps him from going too far. Mary Harrison This year is my first and last year at Carlmont. I transferred from Fresno High during the summer of ' 82. Although I had left all of my friends everyone made me feel welcome. This is my senior year and it ' s going to be my best because Carlmont High is Number 1!! Eric Harthun I still cannot believe they closed S.C. but Carlmont was all right for a year. Elizabeth Lynn Harvath CRAZY, CRAZY, CRAZY! To Val, Mich, Virg, Teas- er, Jol ' s and Chuck: Call me! To my favorite Beach guys: Like, it ' s always nice when? To SV: Our little secret. Thanks Carlmont for all those memories I ' ll never let go of . . . TZ, I luv ya!!! P.S. Dave R.: I didn ' t for- get! Jane Ann Hill I, Jane Hill, give my com- puter teacher to all incom- ing freshmen. Donna Holland To CD and JD I leave all my holey cleats. LF: Thanks for the locker all four years. Lig: Good luck with the Softball team. Thanks for all you taught me. LY: Can you believe we ' re done? It was great working with you. Con- gratulations to the class of ' 83, good luck in the future and love in Christ. Stacy Jonas Joanne: Never stop dreaming, and I hope you make it to Benicia some- day. Cathy: I leave you this advice — If you ever have a barbecue, please let someone else light the fire. Deborah Kirk I Deborah Kirk, leave my love to everyone especial- ly Francita, Juliet, Vanessa, Tony Jones, Miles Freeman, Tanya Johns and so many other people I can ' t think of right now. My love is the best thing and only thing I can leave. May the lord be with you and do the some things deserving of your qualities. Monica Koelln Congratulations to the class of ' 83. The only de- cent class left at Carlmont High! I can ' t believe we made it. My best memo- ries to R.T., M.R., J.N., C.L., L.M. etc. And to all the classes below me, Have Fun . Stay high but hang low! Veronica Kuo I, Veronica, hereby leave what ' s left of my music sheets to L. and Q. Take care, guys. Sherri Kwan I leave all my worthy pos- sessions to my brother, ' whatever they may be. I will miss this school truly. I don ' t even believe I ' m getting out of this school, i Bye! Oh yeah, Sherene Saberi, I don ' t have to worry anymore! Now you stop worrying! Good Luck everyone, especially the lowerclassmen. Silvia Kwok 1 I, Silvia Kwok, being of sound mind?, leave my staple weight set to the first person that can tell me the exact number of staples per gram. I will give my locker to any in- coming freshman who would like a bottom lock- er in C-Hall. ! I Joanne Lawrence I, Joanne, leave Herman and the faces that were made to Lovea (Kelly). To Stacy, I wish you good luck in meeting Jack, . even though he is a snob. | Hey Cathy, are you in the ' army now? And, to the class of 1983, good luck in whatever you decide to do. Steven Linder I will my locker combina- tion to my brother so that 44 I next year he will be able to annoy a freshman by opening his locker all the time. I hope I will see some people I know at col- lege. Jennifer Litz As I approach the end of my senior year, I would like to take this opportuni- ty to thank the staff at Carlmont High School. It ' s been an exciting four years of mental and emo- tional growth. I appreciate the help in reaching my goals. Thank you for ever- ything. heri Lloyd I, Sheri Lloyd, do hereby will all my red hair to any- one who wants it. And to everyone at Carlmont; Nan and I are not twins! Yeah, I ' m out! larolynn Lochmiller I mean like it ' s been tubu- lar man- Good luck all you ultimate weenies! You ' re right Lisa, she can ' t hide her lying eyes. Food, it ' s been tasty fer sure. Stay high, but hang low- All in all you ' re just another brick in the wall. Ted Logothetis To Carlmont I leave to all the Marooly ' s. I had fun, but we all must be on our way. To Roxy thanks for the fun dates. Get Down! Daga da. Later Jackson! Oh, come on. Get down on it. To my kookia Mi- chelle, yassoo. Clarissa Louie Little messes , at home- coming games. Study groups for Porno Lady. 130 rolls of toilet paper (including cops) Having a rap session 3:00 AM, while eating popcorn, but- ter, and parmesan cheese. Meeting a weird fortune teller at 3:00 AM at the Villa. Trying to under- stand math, read a comic book, make a phone call, all at the same time. Watching Babs cook meat in her own little oven. Jo Jo ' s and 250 pennies. Derrick Ma f=Ma Emmanuel (Magnum) Mariano Aloha [Northern California surfers. 69 Motel, J.D. Night at Houston ' s, Wres- tling and nude deer hunt in the Pink Forrest were totallyradical. No Lucy, you still can ' t go the club. What . . . What . . . What . . .? Class of ' 83 will al- ways rule. Aloha Mr. Vines. Lynne Mark Like I ' m totally out of here! It ' s like tubular! Fer sure! May you freshmen never turn into valley girls like Andrea and Val were. Oh, Tiff and 1 leave our mutilated gummy bear. Anyway, keep dominating in sports, Scots. Especial- ly Babs, Spaghetti Ba- cardi. Seekers Rule! And Thanks Marks! Bill McAtee Later days Carlmont! Deidra McGowain I would like to leave The- resa Durham my heavy books. Andrea (buddie) my memories of Carlmont High. Rena, it ' s been great, just remember the class of ' 83. Always keep the faith and believe in yourself. As long as I live I will always remember the memories of San Carlos High. Keep the faith and always believe in God. Cathy McQueen In life remember that only those who risk going too far will find out just how far they can go. So, go for it! Joanne and Stacey, I hope baseball doesn ' t take over your lives. (By the way MM hasn ' t 45 grown.) Three eye double L, thanks for the memo- ries! Masoud Milani I wish this year would have been better. We need more rallydays and have better activities. Thomas Miller Hello, boys and girls! It ' s time for the Tummy (and Iggy) Show. Ig I ' m leaving you my microphone-take care! Mark, C , Diggy- Diggy-Diggy Dunk! You ' re not as flat as ... Johanna, Hi! What a surprise! Hey, Lady Pus- ter ' s yeller and don ' t smell good. Blanche! What- ever!! Nan Morrison I, INan Morrison, will all of my Moose Head, Heine- ken, Lowenbrau, and empty champagne bottles to Sheri Lloyd and Debbie Simon, and thanks for not ralphing in the 280ZX. As for Stub, I love you, I will always love you, and re- member you promised me one more date. Valerie Naples Over hill, over dale, we will hit the lower trail — yeah! To all the L ' s from organized torture-l love you! Remember-there are at least 101 creative ways to cut a hillrun! AP- Mums loves you! Hugs to AB, AP, AG, SK, LB, MA, TF, LM, DS, DG, EG, ... HEY FISHMONGER!! Krista Naumoff For all of those who are left behind, I can only say- live it up, these are your best years- do it right. I wish good luck to my lit- tle brother Michael, kick some ... A special thanks to all of Carl- mont ' s wonderful 46 coaches, I love ya Mr. Swann and Mr. Liggett. John Nelson To my friend Greg, I leave my locker, because he has been moving into it for the last few years any- way. I also leave my faith- ful dog. Pepper, for one year! Cathy Nieder I leave my map of X-coun- try run short cuts to this years J.V. girls (who should know them all by now). My track spikes to Kim Salkind. And I leave my sister ' s Shaun Cassidy posters to Teri Bravo so she can decorate her lock- er next year because she won ' t graduate. ' 83 ' rules! Judith Nightingale Remembering all the in- tense times and precious memories in the past four years, they were the most outrageous times in my life. Thanks to my close friends: Arabrab, Adnil, Smurf, Ahsirt, Virgil, Baby J, Twinkle and Twin Peaks. You ' re the best! Thanks for bringing my years to perfection. Kevin Osterman Being alive and living of mind and body, I be- queath my government note book to Doc Rad so he can pass government. I leave my top locker to the next incoming freshman, whoever it may be, and whatever else I have to who ever wants it. Re- member, give peace a chance. Robert Orsolini Nobody ' s gonna take my car, I ' m gonna race it to the ground! Nobody ' s gonna beat my car, it ' s gonna break the speed of sound! Oooo, it ' s a killing machine; it ' s not driven power, big fat tires and everything! I ' ve got speed inside my brains! Carolynne Olivolo I want to say thanks to Janet, Sherri, Mad, Kim, and Stacy because if it weren ' t for you guys, I would have never sur- vived. Mr. Gleason, vous etes tres formidable! Greg sends his regards, Rick. We think you ' re a total joke Judy. Carol and Greg forever. Yvonne Pang Well, I wish my brother, Douglas, to have the best of luck in his senior year. May the Math Club re- main as popular as it is now every Tuesday and not just on picture day. I also will my locker to any- one who doesn ' t mind get- ting leg cramps after kneeling down to use it. Lisa Pardini | I, Lisa Pardini, leave all my good traits to JJ. What times we ' ve had! All the guys we ' ve burned. What brown nosers! 1 don ' t think I ' ll ever forget j the stunts we pulled on BV and JL. What fools we ' ve made of ourselves i dancing, but hey, we ' re original. Chris Paulus My saying- Where there ' s i a will, there ' s a greedy rel ative. I will to my succes i sor as ASB president a ' good group of people tc work with, a gavel with j which to keep these good people in line, and a sense of humor that is needed for the job. )ora Pistiolas I, Dora, will a few feet to Leslie and hope that ever- ything someday will work out for her and Joe. For Tina I suggest that she keeps her mind on school. For Silvia, I hope I ' ll see at Wimbledon someday. To my brother, Spiro, and sis- ter, Eleni, I just wish them luck during their times in Carlmont. jary Prindle We are the last radical class to survive. Next year I hope it will be a pri- vate school or is it al- ready? Keep seniors, sen- iors, -and student union, student union. Never turn down a beer. ia Plaine Libby, my number one friend, Southall Slopes. Truth after Sigs (D.P.B.D.) 25 cents at your house, D.P. and B.C. Ok, crash. Jeff H. thanks for teach- ing me how to drive. Val, P.E. Michelle, Info. Prom, Ah, don ' t talk out of the side of your mouth. I love you, Erik! P.S. Ernie you ' re awesome!! (reagan sadat lives!) Libby Raich I Libby Raich, being of clu- less mind Leave my straight teeth to Nicole B. To my best friend Tia Plaine, the truth after Sigs party, D.P.B.D., CON- GRATULATIONS, crash. G.A. thanks for M.N. Z-28 Capper, October 5. E.C. I luv you. 1 predict that Erik W. will be a Gigolo.Thanks Carlmont E,S,F,0,A,D. ... I love you Rich G. Michelle Ramage Hi! I ' m sooo sure! We ' ll pay for the pencils . . . Well, we can use this for an eraser . . . There ' re no hamburgers in here!!! If my clock says 9:29 . . . Chocolate Testing!! Pizza places . . . Maui ' s trunk ' s big enough for Mee Wee, Sousa and me! Let ' s fusti- gate him! M-n-M ' s are can- nibals! Long live Jan Dean!! David Rathbun Bobby C: Thanks for be- ing my best friend in the past and I hope you ' ll be there in the years to come. Barret: Let ' s get that apartment at SDSG. Dooger Michigan rules all! Gilp: Keep thrashing. Kren: See roo rater. EC, GA, and Log. rads time partying together. Dip Co- penhagen!! Britt Reed Sayings: Better dead than Red ; The only good Communist is a dead Communist; If it ' s not American, don ' t buy it; The smell of Napalm is the smell of victory; If you don ' t like this country then move to another. Alan Remedios I, Alan Remedios, being of sound mind and body leave all my Beatle and Police memorabilia to my two brothers, Mike and Chris. I wish my John Len- non books, posters, etc. to be buried with me. As for the world — remember peace, remember love, and remember John Len- non (1940-1980). Derrick Richardson I will go to college. Wendy Richmond I, Wendy Richmond, give my deepest gratitude to teachers who gave me in- dividual help (which I needed) to pull me through high school: Mr. Bradshaw, Mr. Fasman, Mr. Mendes, Mr. Lubbock, and also thanks to Kim Kretschmann, Veronica Kuo, and other students for your binding friend- ship throughout the years. Ian Charles Riedel Being a sound senior of mind (I think) I bequeath my physics notebook, which I never had, to Cyr- usium. My top locker to Robert Hammer. All the pain and agony to all low- er classmen. All remain- ing book fines to an unsu- specting freshman. PGNK ' S NOT DEAD!! Marco Roldan My comments are not much because any school I go to is the same except for some teachers who ' re different in the way they grade. Sherene Saberi To all my friends: Thanks for the support, smiles and memories. SM: 8F always and 42 . RS: Thanks 10 81. SG: Thanks 5 1 82. SB: We ' re the last of the dying herd!! Mom, Dad: Thanks! ROY: Peace or what?! Krissie: Persian Smiles! Live one day at a time. Voice your opinions! Yoshimi Saito I want to say thanks very much to everybody who helped me. This year is a special one for me. 1 came here as an exchange stu- dent and everything was new for me. I feel really happy that I have many friends both here and in Japan. Thank you very much. Glen Scoville 1 will all the sticky scum on the ceiling to Linda. To Johanna I give 10 pencils. I leave my sad ida and drofnats to Julie. To little weasel I leave the parking lot she loved to bleep in. And to honorable Risa I leave the coon. We will al- ways be paranoid forever. Jim Screeton Jim and Tiffany forever. I had a good time in this school, but 1 am not going to miss it! All I want to say is that 1 am totally jealous of how buffed Manuel and Jeff are in their stomachs. Hey Mario: Surfer, Surf ' s up!! Kee wee hee. 47 Eric Sentman To all athletes at Carl- mont: If you are physical- ly fit and able to play sports— DO IT!! If you don ' t, you will regret it. To the varsity football team: I wish I could have finished my high school football days with you guys. Lesley Shinseki Your high school years are the best years of your life and Carlmont made it come true. There were many good and memora- ble times. Walking up and down the halls was my fa- vorite, and my friends were the best! All I can say is Goodbye, I must be on my way, I love you. P.S. This is a L.R. original. Chris Souder Clpon leaving Carlmont, 1 leave Dave and Ron my streaking boxers. Paul D. the starting catcher ' s po- sition. Steve Moir the 128 lb. Cosgrove, a one way ticket to Canada. Pat, I leave my car. Finally, and most important, to Jenni- fer, I leave my love, the same love we ' ve shared for two years. Leslie Sowa Allison and Erika, you only have two years left here-live it up. To AB, CL, and especially SEW, thanks for everything, the concerts, the parties, the games, and everything. I love you all. To Carlmont, see ya! Lauren Spencer Leaves are falling all around, it ' s time I was on my way. Thanks to you I ' m much obliged, such a pleasant stay. RAMBLE ON! Roena Spiller I, Roena Spiller, being of sound mind and body, 1 leave all of my love and heart warmin ' good cheers to everyone I leave behind at Carlmont. My years of high school have come to an end and all there is left now is to look forward to my coming years. I will always cher- ish the memories of Carl- mont high. 1 love you all, class of ' 83. Lisa Spinas All the good times, laughs, parties, (beach, hat, toga, etc . . .) and my good friends- you ' ve made my high school years worth it. It ' s all been great. Spirit has been the best this year ever. Good luck to varsity in the years to come. Good luck to my little sister. Beer buddies rule forever! Andrea Strickland And in time, we will all be stars! SC, Yah!! Moosh, Kimba, AJ, (the other), Kiddo, Dummy, Mr. Brown, JB, TL, CC, (C2), soccer, running. (Why do we do it?!) Go, Goo! Water- dog, CJ. Where the Whoosh ' s Gualala? Vail, the Doobies. . . . May you always have blue skies! Steve Strom Give me a four wheel drive or give me death!! Mario Talosig MW: The 3 ribbons. VC BRI: Jam up dude. I see da kine dua webbas. Kee- Wee Jimmy cat: Awe- some assassin. Kirsten: Midnight rendezvous. Ex- terminator: Donuts in da morning. Eric: Zoo and tree are radical. Milo the son. Kenneth Tanaka I leave to Bob my tips on picking up women! Dave, my moth collection! Ja- net, dinner reservations for last year. Jim, tDhhhhth! Singing lessons. Harris and Brown, the sat- isfaction knowing I ' m the smartest. Willie, my se- cret to gain weight ... su- shi and raw fish. Webb, a tan! Thanks, yearbook, I ' m now even. Diamettia Thibodeaux I, Diamettia T., also known as MiMi, would like to say to my friends left at jail house rock, life is queer with it ' s twists and turns, as everyone of us learns. Don ' t give up, though the pace seems slow, you may succeed with another blow. Luv ya. Cheryl Thomas Over hill, over dale, we will hit the lower trail, as our team goes running along . . . We were a fam- ily who gave each other so much love and sup- port. Cross country team, I will miss you. Eric Thomson Margret, Petra, Cara, Ging, Lorina, Donna, Vickie, Lori, and Flash, castle golf and games. Linda, Jolynne, kinky sexy, ladel, docker, buck wheat, Shmo, I lust your body. May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits, Ricky. Vod ka in the fish tank, here I come Russia!!! Renee, Lisa, Kim, Carrie, and Mary, bye. Johanna Tokunaga I, Jomama Tokunaga, .be- ing of sound mind and body, (more or less), here by will my brother, Har vey, his locker for his own use-now that I have no fur- ther need for it. Love ya little brah! To Dr. Hunter, I leave fond memories of BLT and the executive board. Mr. Noa, may you recruit dedicated tur- keys to carry on the band buddy tradition. Jolene Torres You were tough, Carl- mont, but not tough enough! Thank you for the best four years ever. To my best friends. Chuck, Mich, Val and Har- vath, I couldn ' t of made it without ya! To a graduate of ' 81, I love you Steve! Fair well Carlmont, Oy ya vay! Willie Turner To Jeff (black shoes) Brown, 1 leave the memo- ries. Lyons restaurant after games. KSFX rules. Coffee at the wall in the mornings. Cheryl and don- uts (Lisa) 5th period. 68, he is great. Grody Rodie. Barry Manilow concerts. Magnum P.I. Debbie E. Wiggley worm. Willie Turner, Jeff Brown, pre- sents parties. Joe G. Hol- lywood Blvd. JD in the city, and many more. Don ' t ever forget! eve Vega I, Steve Vega, leave all my tying with everyone. Pink Floyd-Doors-Led Zeppelin- ZOSO. Carlmont ' s most, LCHOP-STICKSH. I leave to everybody my deten- tion time I.L.C.O.C.A.l.N. E.I.K. Hey Dude! Jack D. Scooter. Bonnie Wallach Miss Nicola, what beauty years we ' ve had. Soooo, Saaaad. X-Country was quite hard. My best bud- dy, we were quite the bad ones with the C J, Da To- Sean White Old ladies never die; they play Bingo! (That was a good one Sean!) Michelle. Sue Williams To my little sister and the girls swim team Keep up the good reputa- tion for Carlmont swim- ming. I also will the sen- ior Outlet to all the fresh- men whose hairdryers burn out on them. Rissa- I ' d say we ' ve done a hell of a job! But next time we lower classman who can reach the handle. Lisa Yaple From editor to editor- what a team!! Dana dear, who ' s gonna do your homework now? I love ya kid- sock it to me baby! Monica, Monica, Monica, - Hola! Que ' tal? Carolynn . . . she couldn ' t hide her lyin ' eyes. I have become comfortably numb P.S. Timothy Leary, He ' s like Mr. Bufu! I pain and screaming in the weight room to Stogner. I leave my fist to all the boys who go after my sis- ter. My 357 magnum to Pete Paganucci, you know what to do with it. Watch out, Good luck freshmen. ave Venturi Been to three different schools and liked them all. Met some killer peo- ple. SC. rules. Fell in love with the moon, liked par- tal cuties are the cool thype. rSic don ' t be thai- kin like that. We ' re bayad. Alio Mario, Stacy, Cherly. By yal Val ' s . . . Punk Out. Christine Westergren My years at San Carlos can not compare to my year at Carlmont. Thanks Laurie for sticking up with me in our last year and being such a good friend. All my love goes to Jeff, the most important per- son in my life. wont go to Hallmark! Doug Williams I, Doug Williams, pro- claim that best is best, just ask LR. To Tia, TL and Pants. To the barge adventures, sail on, pearls to Gillian. For Erik and Dave I buy stock in cop- pertone. To Dave Scott I leave life insurance. To Erik I leave six or nine good times. Scott Wright I will my top locker to any Jerry Young I wrote a poem but it was too long so have a good one! rSext time I will read the bold type, 50 WORDS OR LESS! 49 BE IN PICTURES JUNIORS class of nineteen eighty four Well, this was the year where every body says, my grades need improvement, and why does everything awful come really fast? Even though traditional, agonizing questions are asked, the Junior class of ' 84 proved to be the most beneficial class to Carlmont. The class of nineteen eighty four has been so awesome, that the administration is looking forward to having it as a Senior class! So stand back world and make way for the class of 1984!!! «ai Introducing the Junior class board for 1982-83: President; Joe Dermen- jian Vice Presidents; Kris tine Jofinson, Lisa Todd Secretary; Lisa Baba The Board: (alphabetical order) Marty Alberti, Dave Allen, Brecht An- dersch, Kurt Austin, Greg Cala, Colleen Cas- sity, Lew Chee, Granger Davis, Jenine De- Shazer, Karen Ellis, Barbie Etherton, Dick Gardner, Melita Guellert, Frank Graham, Jen- nifer Hathorne, Holly Junge, Steve Kongsle, Stewart Kume, Carla Larson, Jody Mayhann, Sandra Morgan, Scott rSewton, Dena Oldt, Terri Patterson, Chris Piety, Bernie Putz, Dave Reed, Linda Rodriguez, Tony Sangervasi, G reg Shaff, Carolyn Tuft, Chris Cren, Jeff VanDeursen, Geordie Ziegler T H E 8 4 C L A S S B O A R D 54 f Lupita Aceves Rhonda Adamis Ted Akizuki Martin Alberti David Allen Brecht Andersch Linda Anderson Steve Andres Christine Apour Sara Armstrong Melanie Arndt Derold Arnick Kristin Arvensen Philip Askew Constance Austin Kurt Austin Lisa Baba Debi Bacon Katrina Baer Sonya Banford Diana Barnard Lori Barnes Samuel Barnes Shannon Barnes Judith Barragan Gregory Barth Deanna Bauer Ronald Belion Kelly Belville Kenny Bensen Nicole Bergeron Carolyn Berry Phil Bevington rSannette Blackbury Gregg Blair Chris Blanchfield Kurt Bonzell Max Bosel Darren Bottino Kelly Brennan Stacey Brubaker Eric Bruns James Bunton Joe Burke Greg Bushong Gregory Cala Joanne Callaway Troy Campagna David Carella Jeff Carlen Derek Carmichael Colleen Cassity Bin Cao Felecia Cephus Andrew Chacon David Chandler Don Chandler Carol Chang Ching-Yun Chang Steve Charoni Lori Chase Kim Cheathan Lew Chee 55 Lisa Chemarin Renee Chemarin Glen Christensen Halen Chu Raymond Chu Thomas Chu Carol eleven Christine Compton Beth Cone Curtis Cook Mike Cotton Glenda Cummings Nick Damante Carrie Davies Granger Davis Yolanda Davis Gillian Decius Daniel Dempelein Joe Dermenjian Jenine Deshazer Jason Dessiaume William Dickenson Meg Dietzler Jenifer Dimmler Robyn Dimmler Paul Domenichini Ronald Dong Matthew Donohue Todd Downing Karen Ellis 56 Barbara Etherton Tina Etheridge Montrese Etienne James Fairley Robert Fenech Ralph Fields Tom Fischer Russ Fisher Steve Flick Jeff Ford Dino Foti Ken Fraumeni Kevin Fraumeni Miles Freeman Lana Galvez Amy Gardner Richard Gardner Rich Garvey Cynathya Gates Karen Gates Lisa Gates Paul Gerstle Mike Gillespie Martha Gipson Todd Goldenberg Lisa Gorgolinski Steve Goudey Franklin Graham Michael Gronau Melita Guellert Rosario Guerra Gladys Gutierrez Jeff Hamilton Karen Hansen Vicky Harding Gary Harris Joe Harris Jennifer Hathorne Wendy Hawthorne Randy Hayner Leslie Heise Steve Herbert Eric Herrera Yvette Hickerson Michael Hickey Derek Hiskey Britt Hoff Gary Hogan Nancy Holmes Bernadette Holtz Lance Hultquist Paul Hwu Carolyn Hyland Ron Izumi Charles Jackson Yvette Jenkins Eric Johnson Kritine Johnson Patricia Johnson Stephanie Jones Holly Junge Teena Kasper Kristy Kavanaugh 57 Chris Kearney Christopher Kennon Cheryl Kirch Sheri Kissinger Shawn Kloepfer Sika Klynstra Stephen Kongsle Todd Kramer Kimberly Kretschmann Steward Kume Caria Larsen Joey Lashley Kevin Lawrence Jason Lawhern Allan Lee Gary Lemons Casey Lent Chee Lew James Lewis Mark Lheureux Bruce Little ■■Hi ■■■■I John Martines Julie Maskarich Kendra Matlock Tracy Matthews Lisa Maxey Daniel! Mayer Donna Maynard Robert McBride Andrew McCambridge Michael McCarley Roxy McGee Darrell Meade Eric Mehlberg Maria Mendoza Michele Mentzer Julie Michel Alan Millar Stephen Moir Peter Monroe Mike Montazer Ralph Monies 58 Brent Moore Larraine Moreci Mike Moreci Sandra Morgan Yvonne Mork Jenny Morrow Maggie Mostaccio Perry Mosoromos Erin Mumby Mary Anne Mynott Rejino Navarro Scott Newton Penny Nicholson Michele Nores Kevin Pitre Matt Prescetto Adrienne Price Dale Price Bernard Putz David Rector David Reed Chris Reitter Mike Rianda Cardella Richards Ursula Richardson Robert Riegel Matthew Roberts Cassandra Robinson 59 Linda Rodriquez Cristina Rolfe David Rollin Timothy Running Tom Rupp Kelly Ryan Ron Samuels Anthony Sangervasi Patricia Santos Bill Saunders Ray Savona Dan Schatek Rex Schmidt Steve Schneider Suzanne Scott Caroline Seele Timothy Sheehan Jim Sibbert Martin Siedenburg Spencer Simon Jackie Simon Sean Singer Mavin Singh Mike Slaughter Ronnie Smith Terry Smith Juan Sota Irene Sotlropoulos Derrick Stanton Mary Stanton Kathy Stasiak Pam Stells Tony Stefanetti Denise Stewart Mathew Stoner Mike Swan Steve Takayoshi Joe Tebo Vera Templeman Leandrew Thomas Cheryl Thompson Sharon Thompson Alice Wang Roger Tidwell B.J. Timothy Tim Tingley Lisa Todd Greg Torno Patricia Townsend Denise Trevino Carolyn Tuft Larry Turner Christine U ' ren Michelle Van Dewegh Bill Varni Felia Vasiliou Sonya Vickers Khanh Vu Timothy Waiters Gene Walker Ysedra Walker Kevin Walters Judy Wan Bruce Watkins Erika Watson Weng I Lin Chris West Jeffrey White Sean Wik Nancy Wiltberger Benita Winn Craig Woolfolk Sarah Wang Jeff Wright Kinn Wright Tanja Kalpakjian Robert Yakota Christopher Young Daniel Young Denise Young Susan Yount Dana Zabelle George Ziegler Jeanne Ziemann Sean Zlller Scot pride, Scot spirit and genuine Scotin- uity was displayed by a very talented Junior class. It is obvious to you, the Junior class and every living soul in Carlmont High School that the class of 1984 will probably be the most awesome graduating class in the history of the Sequoia Union High School District. This was all accomplished by Carlmont Ju- niors and with the help of San Carlos Juniors, who made a difficult transition this year. SOPHOMORES class of nineteen eighty five SopViomore Board, Left to Right. Front row: Cathy Arce, Kirsten Goodell, Keri Conkling, Harold Okino, Tiffany Lar- sen, Lindy Schillberg, Trina Gravelie. Second row: Eleni Pappas, Andrew Wong, Ken Leong, Charlie Burke, John Nishikawa, Robyn Chlasson. Third row: Matt Kwan, Roy Loo, Beverly Peachnnent, Marianne Kartman, Michelle Holmes, John Traweek. Back Row: Mark Frost, Danielle Bensi, Angela Wittaker, Maril Wright, Donna Colombo, Kristi Dawson. 62 Ben Abaco Annette Adger Robert Agoado Mike Agostini Phil Aiken Greg Akinshin Adel Al lahham Gina Alexander Rolando Aley Azra Ali Cindy Alvis Bryan Analla Cam Andelksen Mike Anderson Chris Andres Cathy Arce Zacchina Ariani Mike Arndt Michelle Arnold Laurie Arvin Jonelle Askew Mark Babb Sharron Baccus Amy Baker John Barber Mike Baribeault Tammy Barnes Tracey Barragan Elaina Barrat Kris Barringer Mike Bartels Chris Baur Candy Bell Suzanne Bennett Danielle Bensi Jeff Bentley Jenny Berger Paul Bergholm Darell Berry Belinda Blackburn Darrin Boltz Stacy Bomhoff Valerie Booker Jim Brahney Jim Braun Fernando Bravo Kathleen Brien Pamela Brinkman Luis Brocksen Russell Brown Steve Brown Dennis Buenafe Hans Buerger Bonnie Bunyan Bridget Burdeaux Charley Burke Deirdre Burke Sean Burke Tammy Burley Mike Butler Cheryl Camp Janice Camp Gina Campodonico 63 Maurnike Cannon Patty Carlson Tammie Carlson Atundra Carnes Lisa Carrasco Mario Carriger Fred Carrubba Tony Casetta Tony Cathlrell Steve Cattich Kim Ceruti Ronald Chang Terry Chang Jay Chapman Yolanda Chatman Robin Chasson Chris demons Marcel Coffey Rufus Collins Donna Colombo Keri Conkling Brian Cosgrove Matt Cramer Chris Cross Angle Crowley Dan Curiel Travis Daricek Matt Dathe Michelle Daubin Chrissy Davidson Julie Davidson Pam Davis Kristi Dawson Dan Dayton Gale Dean Gary Dean Gigi Desantis Dan Desmidt 64 Dave Dickson Brian DIgnin Cynthia Dix Rick DonatI Pamela Doss Jock Dothard Michelle Duffy Theresa Durham Alzina Earnest Madelon Eleby Danny Escobar Blaine Evans Kim Fay Greg Felix Bill Fenech Laurie Ferber Shawn Ferrlgno Pierre Fey Chris Fields Tom Fields Tammy Finato Charles Fobbs Daria Forbes Jenny Franchi Cherise French Danny Friegang Mark Frost Alan Gaan Anna Gallow Tony Garcia Christine Gardner Danyelle Gardner Robert Gatchel Maurice Gates Michelle Gausden Eric Gee Darren Gernes Tamra Gharakhanlan Heather Glendlnning Linda Golden Richard Gomez Kirstin Goodell 63 Debbie Gorski Tracy Gotaj Amy Gouldthread Anant Govind Lisa Grace Arlandus Graham Trina Gravelle Tony Grier Michael Grines John Grotle Bernadette Gunning Kaye Gustason Tim Hall Sherri Hallmark Kirk Hanson Ken Hanson Alan Harrar Alonzo Harris Rich Harris Chris Hartz Brian Hazelwood Stephanie Heisley Lance Henderson Tim Hendrickson Daryl Henry Stephanie Herrara Conni Hiram Wendy Hironimus Anna Hoff Michelle Hogan Michelle Holmes Kathleen Holtz Michelle Hooker Eric Horve Larry Hughes Lisa Hughes Teri Hunt Christine Ishida 66 A Super Sock Hop 82 Doesn ' t Cathy Panelli (opposite page) look like she is having fun at our Sock Hop? Well, believe it or not, she really is. At this dance there were many people that supported our School Spirit . The Senior class sponsored this pretty dance. We think they did a good job! Tanya Jackson Ann Jakobson Chris Jensen Senaida Jiminez Scott Johnson Neil Jonas Paula Jones Myron Jordean Marianna Kartman Brenda Kearney Henry Keb Romi Keikorain Kirstin Kieith Kerry Kelleher Carol Kelly Todd Kelly Ann Kelson Holly Koklich Steve Koloktthas Paul Kortencamp Kristie Kretschmann Eileen Kvalheim Matthew Kwan John Langley Eric Langstrom Duffy LaRochelle Tiffany Larsen John Ledel John Lee Mike Lee Winnie Lee Chris Leib Kenneth Leong Tim Litz Joe Loo Roy Loo Wilfred Loud Krista Loukas Joseph Lu Loudes Lucatero Jennifer Lyons Robin Macaurthur Hope Mack John Mack Amy Maclennan Rosa Maldonado Karrie Malouf 67 Tammy Maltby Tracey Maltby Preston Mangana Chris Marigott Lisa Marinus Louise Marinus Martha Mariscal Brian Marshall Raymond Martinus Tara Mc Gowan Mike McLaughlin Ian McLean Kathy McManus Kelly McManus Brenda Medrano Kevin Mehlberg Danny Meredith Catherine Miller Goro Mitchell Joe Mogannam Karen Moir Gina Montalbano Beth Montgomery Dyann Moore Michael Morgan Steven Morgan Brennan Morsette Nikki Muller Mike Murray Dirk Muyskens Shawn Nash Tammy Hearing Beth Nelson Lisa Nelson John Nishikawa Curtis Noonan David Notowitz Kim Nunez Harold OIkino Lorraine Oliver Sean Ooghe HOMECOMING At this years Homecoming dance every- one liad fun. Here Kristi Dawson and Eric Tuturici (opposite page) are rocliing to the music of Legend. The Homecoming Rally had a great turnout. In the class competitions the sophomores came in second. Only beat- en by the seniors. The juniors came in third, and the freshmen in last. Tom Orsolini Ginger Osborn David Osinek 68 Carolyn Pagliaro Kelly Painter Cathy Panelll Deborah Paniagua ElenI Pappas Dean Pardlnl Tonya Parker Beverly Peachment Mona Pedro Kevin Philips Eleni Pistiolas Kirk Pollack Pat Powers Jeff Preston Ruth Price Diane Quintanilla Ana Real Todd Reed Ken Reid Chris Remedies Brenda Richards Beth Robins Chaisse Robinson Danielle Robinson Danielle Robinson Diantha Robinson William Robinson Matthew Rockloff Stefanie Rolfe Debbie Ross Brad Ryan Mike Ryan Mazda Sadeghi Ofelia Salinas Kim Salkind Carl Sanders Gareth Sandilands Lindy Schillberg Lori Schmalz 69 Chris Schoening Danny Schumacher Joyce Schwarz Danny Scott Carolyn Seele Holly Sensiba Georgie Sheldon Julie Shepard Bob Shuttle Todd Sieker James Simmons Todd Singer Fiona Small Kelly Smith Rickelle Smith Sharon Smith Zephaniah Smith Marc Sockol David Soils Allison Sowa Dana Sparks Amiee Spidel Chrissy Spinas Anna Stahl Keith Stamps Amy Stanton Derek Steffen Michael Stepp Greg Stoia Jeff Strahle Kathryn Sturges Julie Takayoshi Michelle Tarzia Nancy Tervo Laura Teutschel David Theurer Eric Thibault Terry Thoene Peggy Thompson Christine Thoorsell Gina Till Lynn Titus Harvey Tokunaga Ron Toschi John Traweek Amy Trott Theresa Tsang Nancy Turner Tracey Turner Eric Turturici Gina Turturici Jerry (Jhland David Vallergo Tracie Vandersyde 70 71 FRESHMEN CLASS OF NINETEEN EIGHTY SIX CLASS BOARD Top to bottom; Tracy Turner, Melissa Toy, Jennifer Williams, and Randy Levinson Randy Levinson President Jennifer Williams Vice President Melissa Toy Secretary 73 Steve Coyle Philip Crimmins Felicia Cullen Tyrone Curinton Cheryl Cuschieri Craig Davis Sonya Lynne Davis Ronald Dechaine John Delbono Tania Delcorso Steve Delucchi Maricio Deras Chantelle Deshazer Kevin Dignin Danette Dindia Debbie Dir Jeff Dominge Charles Dompier Janice Dong Anita Donoghue Robert Doran Kim Doss Donald Duncan Jeffrey Durgin Krista Eddy Elizabeth Elliott Ingrid Ellis Edwardo Enriquez Angel Espanola Ann Esterovlch Mike Evans David Eveleigh Patrick Fajardo Alma Farias Jennifer Fernandez Frank Figone Todd Finato Chris Finetti Craig Finetti Lorie Finsterbusch Tara Flick Chinette Forks Doug Forrester Heather Franklin Charles Galloway Deborah Galvez Mark Gama ' A ' 74 Ivan Garcia Susan Garcia Yasmlne Garcia Yolanda Gardner Marlene Gazzano Calvin Gee Thomas German Andre Gibson Carl Gisen Tonya Goins Tanja Gomann Richard Gong Charleen Gooding Loretta Gordon Mike Gradek Edward Grady Valerie Grant Edward Grech James Green Paul Green Shannon Green Luis Gutierrez Jessica Hackett Nadlm HalabI Warren Hall Todd Hammer Robert Hammer Allison Hansen Kathy Haran Kelly Haran Jon Harned Chad Harper Rachel Harrison Dawn Hassell Scott Hastings Gregory Hathorne Stephanie Hayes Douglas Helse James Hendrickson Marvin Hendrix Paula Heyberger 75 Rania Ho Susan Hoffman Peter Holland Charles Holmes Charlie Hood Robert Hoskins Gordon Howe Mellisa Hutchins Monlka Jenkins David Jennelle Brian Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Joe Johnson Will Johnson Heidi Jones Christopher Junge Krishna Justice Tom Kakuda Sean Kamp Philip Kavanaugh David Keane Jennifer Keavney Kristine Keene Timothy Kellison Dawn Kelly Ronald Kelly Sonya Keys John Kilburg Kelly Knight Michael Koloklthas Mark Kortenkamp Nelson Kummer Marshall Kuo Linda Laguna Joseph Lakatos Lorren Lancaster Margo Landrum Brian Lapaglia Marie Larocco Mary Larson Andrea Lauricella Brian Lavering Cary Lee Andel Lee Elisabeth Lee Matthew Lee Traci Lee Alphere Lenard Randy Levinson Larry Lew Eleanor Lewis Scott Linder Mary Lizardo Ruben Lomas Timothy Long John Longinidls Leticia Lopez Sylvia Lutseck Maricela Lucatero Angela Luke Angela Lum Karen Lunardi Will Lyon 76 in m HHp U i. X V y Maria Maag Sean Macthlarella John Macdougal Michael Macumber Nicole Maitia Ennily Mak JIrn Maniscaico Amy Mann Melissa Mannix Carol Marchest hi Mike Marinus Guadalupe Mariscal Manuel Mariscal Douglas Mason Lori Maston Carlos Mata Alan Mateer Michele Maynard Graig McCrey Erica McClanahan Alan McGavin Collen McGee Giynnis McGowan Shea McGrath Jenny McReynolds Ingrid Mellquist Kristine Meriwether Marc Miller Gina Mistretta Lashanda Mixon Stacey Mobley Karen Molinari Tracy Molyneux Frank Monasteri Gioia Mongiello Kimberley Montgomery Angela Morden Brian Mork Keri Moser Remington Moulin Denise Murphy Erica rSadler Mike Naumoff Ralph Navarro Cleothies Nichols Darlene Nieder Kris Niiyama Kevin Nishioka Antonic Nolasco Kimberly Novembri Shinsuke Ogawa Michelle Okino Dean Oliver Regina Ong Charles Outlaw Kelvin Owyang Kevin Paalua Chris Palmer Mitzl Parker Roxy Parker Paige Parsons J Patterson Scott Pendleton 77 Rosa Penns Carolyn Piety Richard Pignone Frances Pitruzzello Tracy Plaine Carolyne Power Colin Preston Bill Pruchnick Alicia Pugh Debby Randall Chandra Raynor Paul Reaves William Redick Kelli Reese Madonna Regala Deanna Rodgeis Maurice Rodgers Amparo Rodriguez Cristina Rodriguez Lisa Rogan Mina Romanoff Chris Ronshausen Nicole Rosso Stephanie Rosso Richard Roundtree Craig Roy Julieta Salinas Daniel Samuelsen Richard Sangalli Eric Saxberg Bart Schneider Sandra Schoening Jerry Schumacher Peter Scopazzi Marlin Scott Tina Scott Jennifer Sebben Sian Sample Rekha Sethi Matthew Sheble Beverly Sheets Lance Shinseki Jeffery Signorello Monica Silva Andre Simmons Anthony Simmons Erik Simmons Hugh Simmons Nicole Simpson Jennifer Smerican Charlotte Smith 78 Darnetta Smith Jerry Smith Ricl y Smith David Sockol loanna Sotiropoulos Mary Speckman Anthony Sternad Andrew Stoliar Jamie Stone Janet Stoscher Kevin Strahle Steven bi.a n Angela Sukhovitsky Salvador Tablit Delisha Taylor Samantha Taylor Henry Thomas Kelly Thomas Jeffrey Thomson Mark Thomson Karen Touchati Melissa Toy Brett Tribble Maomi Trier Glenn Tugwell Christine Turner Tracy Turner Chris Turturici Richard Tyler Shannon Tyssen Thomas (JIdrick Javier Valdes Aurelio Valencia Danine Vega Nicole Velasquez Rosa Velasquez Ellen Vigdorchik Benita Villegas Maria Vourvoulias Khoi Vu Jim Wallace Robyn Wallace Eric Walrath Albert Wang Jennifer Watkinson Carmella Watson Kurt Webb Richard Webster Karl Weinmann Faith Weinstock Lynn Weitz 79 Darius Whatley Ben White Michelle White Julie Whitney Steve Whitney Theresa Wieder Thomas Wiegand Valerie Wilkens Amber Williams Christopher Williams Demetrius Williams Jennifer Williams Ricky Williams Cindy Wilson Valerie Wilson Pearl Windham Eric Windsor Sandra Wise Julie Wodarczyk Jennifer Wolf Craig Woolworth CLASS OF 86 Freshman, times on campus. ' I BEGINNING A NEW YEAR EVERYBODY ' S WORKIN FOR THE WEEKEND! All week long, all that ' s in the back of everybody ' s minds are the week- ends; it ' s like a big flashing neon sign. . People are counting down the days and making sure that homework and housework is done. So, the less time spent at home, the better! WHAT TO DO ON THE WEEKENDS: TIPS FROM YOUR FRIENDLY YEARBOOK PEOPLE Hey! Hey, Wait a minute. Who, me? Yea. Can I ask you a question? Yea, I guess so. I ' m new in town, and I ' d kinda like to know what people do on the weekends. How would you answer that question? Well, there ' s always the city ... San Francisco has just oodles of things to do: You can go to Alcatraz, or you can take a Bay cruise, and then again you can hit the Punchline (ha ha), of course there ' s always Pier 39, or you can dance the night away at the Paladium, and last but not least, skating in Golden Gate Park is a sure way to have fun . . . as long as you don ' t do it in the dark! Not enough? Well, if it ' s not too far to drive, cruise on over to the coast. Boring? How can you say it ' s boring? The beaches are nice for anything from sunbathing to walking along the water with someone special. P.S. A lot of good restaurants out there. Still unsatisfied? For you folks with a bit more cash, skiing is just 3-4 hours away! Just think - all that powdery snow, everything glistening white and crystal clear. All for free . . . unless you want to ski, of course. Lastly, I would like to mention the parties. Yes, parties. Discover who that gorgeous guy is in your third period class, dance away your problems (for a while) to music that could break the sound barrier, and just basically have a good time. ENJOY YOUR WEEKENDS! 87 RISE AND SHINE! Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzl-Yes it ' s that wonderful time again! 7:00 a.m., and time to get up and face reality-among other things. C ' mon, you can do it. Just talie one leap-throw back those covers and jump out of bed. There you go-you ' re doing it!- Crash!-oh well, better luck next time. t t So-you say you ' re tired of getting up so early! You think school should start at 10:00! It just isn ' t fair!! And, yes, I demand more respect!!! Roger! It ' s 7:45. No respect, I tell you. Roger! You ' re going to be late! Sure, sure. Roger!! GET OUT OF THAT BED!!! oh yea-o.k. I ' ll be down in a minute, mom. As you stumble down the hall with towel and toothbrush in hand, your mother watches amazed as you artfully dodge your little brother ' s toys on the floor, nearly miss slamming your face into the wall as you round the corner heading towards the general direction of the shower. Isn ' t it amazing what you can do with your eyes closed? Stuffing the last of your breakfast into your mouth, you grab your books and dash out the door still chewing. Jump- ing into the car, you mumble an apology in between swallows saying that your mother forgot to wake you up. All of a sudden, you ' re blasted into the next galaxy and back-your friend turned on the stereo. WHEW! You made it! You just have time to flop into your desk and pass out before the bell rings. Huh? What home- work? oh. THAT homework, uh, I forgot. 88 THE YEAR ' S AT CARLMONT New Students- Staff Football- 2 P.A.L. Valley Girls-Are Like, Tubular! Y ' Know? Wrestling 2 P.A.L. Steppin ' Out Soccer- Ist-P.A.L.- See Ya Later Alligator HEADLINES WE ' RE WORKING EOR THIS? Is 1983 going to be the end of the America we know and life as we know it? Are those terrible Commies gonna come an ' getcha? Is the American ideal of freedom going to be dashed to the rocks in our memories? Well, we certainly hope not. Nuclear War seems to be the giant paranoia monster that resides in our dark closets only to jump out and attack when we turn out the lights. It is an ugly creature that is rearing its horrible head to shake the towers of our governments with apprehension and fear. Will our governments be able to overcome this monster in 1983? That remains to be seen. This disease called Nuclear War has been, at the very least, an underlying threat to our country since the 1950 ' s and before. People even went so far as to build bomb shelters in their backyards in an attempt to protect themselves from the inevitable . It wasn ' t really inevitable, but it seemed to be so at the time. Countries nowadays have at least two nuclear bombs. But of course! What country would be complete without them? Per say, if all of the smaller countries have two or so, and if the medium-sized countries have some- where in between seven and ten, and the MAJOR powers have so many that they won ' t openly reveal, AND, if of what the major powers have ac- cumulated is sufficient to destroy the world, how far are we going to let this go? h We mean, seriously folks, how many times can one thing be destroyed? I read somewhere that one thing can only be destroyed once. A U.S. History teacher says if the U.S. and Russia had a war, a Nuclear War, and all of the Russians were killed with only one American survivor, we won. We? You ' re wondering why someone wrote something about Nuclear War in the yearbook. I mean, how boring? Like I wanna hear about some radical parties and some awesome ski trips! Well kids. Nuclear War is having a big effect on our country and other countries as well. THE CLASS OF ' 83 BIDS Our past four years of Education has been interesting to say the least. Freshman year was exciting and new to us. Just as it was probably new and exciting for this year ' s freshman. Soph- omore year was more relaxed and we felt a little more comfortable in our surroundings. Junior year was a year of tension. We were all filled with the apprehension and fear because we were all worried with which school would be closed. Finally, Senior year. Whew! We made it! San Carlos closed and people were moved shuffled around. We would like to welcome those people, especially those who are Seniors, because we know how much it must have hurt, and how good it feels to have friends in strange places. 2ARLMONT FAREWELL ATHLETES LEADERS OF THE CLASS OF 1983 We are a unique and talented class. Besides leadership and academic excellence, we are re- presented by dominance in sports. Such fine athletes as Gary Artist, Bob Capuzelo, Ernie Chacon, Mark King, Eric Sentman, Chris Souder, Doug Williams, Lisa Fuertes, Tracey Ayers, Rainey Miller, Joanne Lawrence, and Krista Naumoff, have performed for the mighty SCOTS for four years. These players have led their respective teams to numerous champion- ships. Ray Farris, a transfer student from San Carlos, had a fine year and earned himself a football scholarship to Utah State University. NJ As the years roll by, as the times change, stu- dents at Carlmont High will come and go. But the class of ' 83 will be remembered for the people and the good times that we had. Each member helped to make our four years at Carlmont most enjoy- able, and these four years are the times that we will never forget. To make a good class, you need good leaders. These are the people who organized activities for others to enjoy. Because of strong leadership in the class, we were able to win the Homecoming in our Senior year, have two successful ballroom dances, and enjoy our senior year to the fullest. Chris Paulus, Tiffany Fong, Sharene Saberi, David Coleman, Lynn Mark, Clarissa Louie, all helped in their leadership positions. In each class you ' II find those people who help to keep Carlmont respectable by working hard at their studies, trying to earn the best grades. The class of ' 83 was lucky to have numerous students that worked hard to do their best, including Rusty Cinque, Zeva Fong, Lyndon Chee, Jenny Litz, Yvonne Pang, Sabrina Chen, Mary Harrison, and Rob Levinson. School, however, is not just the place for stud- ies. An important aspect to the daily grind is the sports program that adds flavor. Carlmont is noted for its talented sports teams, and this year was no exception. The varsity football team placed second in the league; boys and girls cross country had many exceptional runners; boys and girls soccer teams placed first or near the top, and the list goes on. All of these people who helped to create an outstanding four years, but it was the people be- hind the scenes, those people who the leaders could count on to do the jobs, those that support- ed the athletic teams or those who perhaps helped to push the brains to higher levels. Both the announced and unannounced students are responsible for the pleasure each of us re- ceived in attending Carlmont: We will leave here after June, but our memories will linger through- out the school, and the good times will remain with us always. so WE CAN SHARE THE GOOD . nr HI-DAY RALLY This years Hi-Day rally packed the gym. As tradition has it, it was a time to welcome the incoming Freshman to Carlmont High. Each class picked one lucky Freshman to give him or her a Special gift expressing their feelings towards the new students. Everyone had an exiting lunch hour due to all the great activities especially Mike Naumoff, who got a free chocolate pie for lunch. Open Wide Mike Naumoff enjoys his lunch in a truly freshman manner SOCK HOP The annual Sock Hop was a fun-filled event with plenty of wild socks. While Rene- gade played many popular songs, the many Seniors and underclassmen danced the night away. Leave it to the Seniors to have a great dance. Jane Hill plays ringaround-the-rosy. What is that dripping into my cup? 103 ATLANTIS ROCKS CARLMONT The Homecoming dance, sponsored by the executive board, was a great success. The Student Gnion was filled with people dancing to the great music of Atlantis. Though the entire dance was enjoyed by all, the high point of the evening was the choosing of the Queen and the Big Man on Campus. Diamettia Thibodeaux and Larry Yarbrough were crowned as the winners. Gary Artist and Joe Tebo do the Slam. SCOTS TAKE HOMECOMING VICTORY The Homecoming Rally, which doubled as the Halloween Rally, was certainly one of our wilder lunch hours. The gym was crowded with people showing off their costumes and their school spirit. The game that night, against Woodside, was just as exciting. Despite the rain many people came out to root on our team, which won 25-13. During half-time the class floats were judged, with the Seniors taking the entire class competition. And the winners are Haran. . . . Jessica Shuttle and Kim Watch out behind you Sludge Monster! 106 Junior girls do the Bunny Hop. SADIE HAWKINS Take OUR picture! Mammy Yokum sure did a bang up job at getting the girls and their choices of Carlmont ' s eligible bachelors to the Sadie Hawkins dance this year. Needless to say, with 250 people showing up, it was a big success. There was at least one anxious girl for each unwilling man! A great addition to the evening was the fantastic music provided by the popular Bay Area band, The Push , who came to play at our annual hoedown. You ' ll find ' em in the back with the boys in the band Willie Turner doing his ventriloquist act! 107 WINTER 108 WONDERLAND This years Winter dance was held on December 10, 1982. The dance was sponsored by the activi- ties board and was surely a great time. Entertain- ment was provided by the live music of Beyond. WINTER SPORTS RALLY VALENTINE ' S DANCE SENIOR LGAG 113 116 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Dave Hobbs, Derrick Stanton, Gordon Woods, Derold Arnick, BUI Dean, Mike Gronau, Raymond Farris SECOND ROW: Joe Tebo, Chris Blanchfield, Jeff Brown, Dave Rathbun, Bob Capuzelo, Ernie Chacon, Ted Logothetis, Roosevelt Macon, Mike Banks, Mario Talosig THIRD ROW: Coach Rick Brown, Ross Wideman, Joe Dermenjian, Jim Screeton, Rob Fenech, Chris Reitter, Jeff Harris, Mike McBride, Dick Gardener, Coach Al Swann, Coach Todd Capuzelo FOURTH ROW: Head Coach Jim Liggett, Larry Yarbrough, Terrell Harper, Anthony Thomas, Mike Rianda, Eric Eidler, Jim Fox, Gary Artist, Robert McBride FIFTH ROW: Greg Shaff, Ray Savona, Mark King, Willie Turner, Galen Evans, Russ Fay, Todd Utecht, Mark Stewart, Derrick Richardson Scots Break For Action CARLMONT 28 SERRA CARLMOfiT 39 BURLIISGAME CARLMOIST 16 SAIS MATEO CARLMONT 27 ARAGOIS CARLMONT 51 MILLS CARLMONT 47 MEISLO ATHERTOIS CARLMOIST 33 HILLSDALE CARLMOIST 25 WOODSIDE CARLMOIST 40 CAPUCHIISO CARLMOIST 53 SEQUOIA CCS Play Offs Carlmont 8 Terra Nova 122 123 FROSH SOPH FOOTBALL ■1 f Bottom Row: Sean Ooghe, Jerry (Jhland. Ryan Collins. Harvey Tokunaga, Greg Hawthorne. John Langley. Tony Sternad. Ben White. Bob Herman, Richard Goff 2nd Row: Jennifer Hathorne, Jay Chapman. Todd Kelly, John Lee. Kevin Paalua. Tony Lafon. Ike Swayzer. Larry Hughes, Bob Herman. Kurt Webb, Rolando Aley. Allison Sowa 3rd Row: Coach Pete Cocconi. Coach Rick Murray. Todd Reed. Mike Ryan. Brian Cosgrove. Chris Turlurici, Barl Schneider. James Simmons. Phil Aiken, Sean Barnes, Will Loud, Sean Mash, Coach John Woodhall, Coach Steve Dowden 4th Row: Darren Brown. John Kilburg, Chad Harper. Dave SoHs. Eric Gee. Robert Hoskins. Chuck Dompier. Carl GIssen, Frank Figone, Kelly Smith 5th Row: Ivan Garcia, Tony Cathlrelt. Duffy LaRochelle, Eric Langstrom. Tim Paalua, Salvador Tabllt, Thomas Fields, Jeff Bentley. Andre Simmons, Mike Arndt 6th Row: Paul Blanchfield, Trammel Reid. Mike Naumoff, Tom Orsotini, Adam West, Dan DeSchmidt, Bryan Bouma, Jim Braun, Matt McBride, Brian Hazelwood P S FOOTBALL SCOTS 13 ARAGON MILLS 3 20 HILLSDALE 3 11 M.A. 21 7 WOODSIDE 8 27 CAPUCHINO 6 7 SEQUOIA 19 Redd, tough in the trenches 126 ZANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS CANDIDS 127 J.V. Top row ■Diana Barnard, Celeste Anderson, Tammy Barnes, Kirsten Keith, Lindy Sciiillberg, Eleni Pistiolas. Middle row ■Maria Vourroulias, Naomi Trier, Fiona Small, Yvonne Pang, Julie Takayashi. Bottom row ■Tiieresa Tsang, Holly Sensiba, Tamara Gharkanian, Kristy Kavanaugh. Kirsten Keith shows her form. Julie Takayashi makes a point. 128 Krista Naunoff, Anja Zwanzigger. Tracy Ayers shows her backhand. Krista Maunoff slams a serve. 129 Frosh-soph volleyball; Front row, left to right: Julietta Salinas, Chrissy Ishida, Gale Dean, Sylvia Lubeck, Asphelia Salinas, Rania Ho. Second row, Marlene Gazzano, Valerie Wilson, Karen Cabry, Eleni Pappas, Monica Zemann. Varsity Volleyball, left to right. Front row: Jenny Litz, Lynne Mark, Lisa Fuertes, Lisa Baba. Second row: Coach Roz Dolph, Kelly Ryan, Britt Hoff, Elizabeth Paulus, Kolleen Pardi, Joanne Lawence, Manager Elsa Garcia. Kolleen Pardi gets a spike blocked. Lynne Mark sets up for Lawrence to slam! 131 C BASKETBALL C Basketball Front Row. Steve Andres, Jim Bunton, Tonn Rupp, Joe Pitruzello, Greg Felix, Kahn Vu. Back Coach Terry Stogner, Jim Lewis, David Jennelle, Keith Blake, Rem Moulin, Everett Bouit. 132 D ' BASKETBALL D Basketball Front Row. Khoi Vu, Chris Cross, Dan Biederman, Alan Gaan, Vincent Fobbs, Tony Borecco. Back Row. Coach Stogner, Todd Goldenburg, Doug Mason, Ricky Williams, Angel Espanola, Jeff Thompson. Chris Cross gets hacked. 133 VARSITYi Left to right- Coach Terry Stogner, Ron Izumi, Gary Artist, Rodney Jackson, Jason Altieri, Chris Paulus, Michael Taylor, Eric Rhode, Alex Palen, Randy Hayner, Earl Roy BASKETBALL Palen shows good Artist goes up for a rebound form Palen at the line 135 Front row (left to right) Kevin Paalua, Bart Schneider, Chris Andres, Keith Stamps, Tim Paalua - Back Row (left to right) Michael Morgan, Mike Naumoff, Trammel Reid, Jim Braun, Coach Rick Brown BASKETBALL Morgan shows his form Naumoff gets his shot off Morgan with a follow up I T37 GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing left to right; Jo Ann Lawrence, Rainey Miller, Coach Al Swann. Kneeling; Lisa Chemarin, Lisa Fuertes, Elsa Garcia, Krista Naumoff, Kolleen Pardi. Second Row; Kirsten Keith, Deniece Watkins, Tracy Lee, Rachel Harrison. Front Row; Tracy Maltby, Cheryl Adams, Emily Mak, Alzina Earnest, Kim Montgomery. 138 GIRLS SOCCER Front row-Kim Johnson, Jody Mahan, Susan Warden, Julie Shepard Middle row-Denise Stewart, Erica Watson, Nikki Muller, Eleni Pappas, Candi Austin, Kelly Painter, Terri Patterson Back row-Coach Roz Dolph, Jenny McReynolds, Holly Koklich, Kris Griffin, Andrea Strickland, Cathy Nieder, Kathy Stasiak, Sandra Morgan Front row-Stacy Bomhoff, Colleen McGee, Gale Dean, Kim Salkind Middle row-Monica Zemann, Beth Robbins, Karen Molinari, Heather Glendenning, Valerie Wilson, Laurie Arvin Back row-Tracy Molyneux, Aimee Speidel, Karen Moir, Margo Liandrum, Marianne Kart- man, Debbie Gorski, Coach Dolph FROSH SOPH X-COGNTRY Scot runner finishes strong 140 GIRLS X-COUNTRY 1st row- Val Naples, Ingrid Meelquist, Amy Gardner, Cheryl Thomas, Chris Gardner 2nd row- Bonnie Wallach, Teri Bravo, Melenie Arndt, Faith Weinstock, Shaun Kloeffer 3rd row- Robyn Wallace, Chris Eddy, Carolyn Pietry, Kim Salkind Pushing for another mile VARSITY SOCCER Top Row (L to R) Coach John Woodhall. Coach Roz Ellingson. Greg Bushong, Eric Eidler. Larry Yarbrough. Steve Goudey. George Mandas. Paul Domenichini. Don Coyle Middle row-(L to R) Mike McBride, Kevin McCarley, Bill Dickenson, Don Brown, Ken Bensen. Mike Swann Front Row (L to R) Sean Singer, Robert McBride, Mike McCarley. Joe Pitruzello. Rusty Cinque, Danny Young In 83 ' Carlmont had the most victorious team in school history, winning the league for new head Coach John Wood- hall. Swann uses his head Joe Pitruzello (far left) scores in victory over Half Moon Bay. Mike Swan heads the ball as Rusty Cinque looks on. Others are Kevin McCarley (21) and George Mandas (14) FROSH-SOPH SOCCER Row I- L to R Curt Noonan, Scott Johnson. Eric Gee, Ken Reid. Jeff Dominge Row 2- L to R Tim Long, Tom Wiegano, Jay Chapman, Chris Remedies. Peter Scopazzi, Henry Keb Row 3- L to R-Ben White, Eric Windsor, Steve Brown. Matt McBride. Cris Margiott, Ivan Garcia, Coach Jim Liggett McCarley with aggressive play McBride makes opponent pay VARSITY X-COUNTRY (Left to Right) Stewart Kume, Casey Lent, Dave Rollins, Tim Running, Adam Aldrich Horve in the lead  Gradek is ready to pass 144 JV X-COGNTRY (Left to Right) 1st row-Chris Piety, Mike Montayer, Tony Sangervasi, Derek Hishey, (Back Row) Dave Rollins, Scott Newton, Blair Bullock, Mike Anderson, Coach Loren Lansberry Kortenkamp in stride GIRLS BADMINTON Back Row: Left to right T. Larsen, K. Semple, T. Barnes, C. Larson, L. Paulus, C. Haran, B. Hoff, K. Moir, T. Gotaj, Mrs. Verhousky, Coach Middle Row: Left to right, V. Wilson, P. Yun, Y. Pang, E. Pistolas, K. Loukas, S. Kwok, M. Vourvoulias, J. Litz, J. Takayashi, S. Wong Front Row: Left to right, T. Fong, T. Sang, S. Lubec k, H. Sensiba, L. Mark, N. Trier, L. Cala Semple returns for a point. Moir likes the game. 147 VARSITY TENNIS Bottom Row: Shomari Davis, Ed Koch, Tom Rupp, Steve Schneider, Doug Pang Top Row: Ken Gabrielson, Tom Raybum, Mike Cadei, Marty Alberti, George Ziegler, Steve Pendleton, Greg Roumeliotes, Coach Terry Stogner J.V. TENNIS Bottom Row: Cort Armstrong, Alan Harrar, Rolando Aley, Ken Leong, Curt Noonan. Top Row: Ken Gabrielsen, Gor- don Liu, Eric Windsor, Keith Blake, Brian Marshall, John Traweek, Chris Remedios, Coach Terry Stogner 149 GIRLS VARSITY SWIMMING Nice tuck Jeannette Albrecht Tanja Gomann Beth Jensen Patricia Johnson Krishna Justice Clarissa Louie Julie Maskarich Yvonn Mork Christine Thoorsell Sue Warden Jennifer Willams Sue Willams Louie finishes strong Justice gets psyched for next race. Gustason hates chlorine Coach Ron Stephens GIRLS FROSH SOPH SWIMMING Beth Jensen, Sue Williams, Debbie Gurski, Jeanette Albrecht Janet Barbieri Gretchen Barnes Trina Buerger Robyn Chiasson Cheryl Cuschieri Ingrid Ellis Jenny Franchi Debbie Gorski Kaye Gustason Sue Hoffnrian Michelle Okino Anna Stahl Delisha Taylor Tracy Turner Deanna Rogers Coach-Ron Stephens Asst. Coach-Adrienne Louie Louie Dives in. Justice comes up for air. Louie strokes to victory. VARSITY TRACK back row: John Ribera, Steve Dietrich, Trammel Reid, Blair Bullock, Deante Topps, Kevin Pitre, Lew Chee, Dick Gardner, Mike Anderson, Larry Wright, middle row: Chris Rainey, Mike Overton, Derek Hiskey, Joe Dermenjian, Dave Shoup, Mike Hickey, Mike Durham, Matt Roberts, Coach Loren Lansberry. front row: Mike Hogan, Stewart Kume, Dave Allen, Tony Sangervasi, Mike Montazer, Derold Arnick, Chris Piety, Joe Harrington. 152 GIRLS TRACK back row: Valerie Naples, Kirsten Keith. Barbara Etherton, Kathy Nieder. Donna Colombo, Chris Gardner, Kim Fay, Cheryl Thomas, Debbie Dir, Debbie Williams, Shawn Kloepfer, Larry Wright, middle row: Sarah Robbins, Emily Mak, Ingrid Ellis, Mellisa Hutchins, Rachel Harrison, Demetrius Williams, Chrissy demons. Sue Hansen, Jenny Hathorne. front row: Stacy Bonhoff, Robin Wallace. Teresa Gordon. Karen Zuschlag. Julie Sheppard. Frances Pitruzzello. Faith Weinstock. Carolyn Piety, Kim Salkind, Joe Harrington. JAYVEE TRACK back row: Larry Wright, Derek Jones, Paul Kortenkamp, Eric Christgau, Adam West, Joe Williams, Doug Heise, Tim Paalua, Ben White, middle row: Jim Simmons, Andre Simmons, Scott Johnson, Kevin Paalua, Andre McBride, Eric Gee, Tony Sternad, Tony Catherell. front row: Bob Hammer, Calvin Gee, Craig Davis, Glen Tugwell, Matt Kwan, David Woolfe, Erik Korve, Mark Kortenkamp, Marlin Scott. 153 VARSITY WATERPOLO 154 FROSH-SOPH WATERPOLO Back row (l-r) Scott Wallach, Chris Jensen, Gene Aiken, Kirk Murskins, Brain La Pagiin, Greg Akinshin Bottom row (I r) Nadin Halabi, Dave Eviligh, Rich Sangalli, Todd Chase, Brett Tribble Missing for picture Coach Glen Kovas Aiken waits for action as Kovas looks on Sangalli fires the ball Wallach lobs a pass Who wants the ball? 155 VARSITY WRESTLING back row l-r Coach Ken Greenwood, Tim Cosgrove, Eric Langstrom, Brian Posch, Dave Dictcson, Steve Moir, Middle Row-Chris Souder, Phil Chacon, Jim Fox, Ron Cheechov, Sean White Bottom row l-r Larry Herbinaux, Jason Dessiaume, Eric Tuturici, Danny Byrke Cheechov goes for a pin Moir tries to get loose 156 Back row 1-r Coach Ken Greenwood. Andrew Chacon, Bill La Rochelle, Mike Anderson, Jon Haened, Chris Ronshausen Bottom row l-r Eric Westcott, Chris Palmer, Ed Grech, Jerry Cihiand, Chad Harper, Chuck Dompier 157 VARSITY BASEBALL VjI. Top row: (left to right) Coach Pete Cocconi, Tim Floyd, Bill McAtee, Kevin Lawrence, Rich Gilpin, Gary Warman, Derek Richardson Middle row: Ernie Chacon, Erik Webb, Doug Williams, Randy Hayner, Bob Capuzelo, Eric Harthun, Jeff White Bottom row: Gary larris, Paul Domenichini, Eric Sentman, Dan Dempe- lein, Chris Souder FROSH SOPH BASEBALL back row: Grant Stephens, John Langley, Jim Braun, Dan Desmidt, Mike INaumoff, Jeff Strahle. middle row: Mike Ryan, Harvey Tokunaga, Chris Baur, Mike Bartels, Bart Schneider, Andy Wong, Duffy LaRochelle. front row: Greg Hathorne, John Nishikawa, Mike Agostini, Kurt Webb, Marc Miller, Chris Fields. Braun peers in for his target. VARSITY SOFTBALL (Top) Rainey Miller, Holly Koklich, Krista Naumoff, Chrissy Davidson, Julie Davidson, (Middle) Coach Larry Carlson, Gayle Degliantoni, Joanne Lawrence, Tracey Ayers, Eleni Pappas, Coach Jim Liggett, (Bottom) Gale Dean, Patty Carlson, Laurie Arvin, Mikki Muller, Lisa Fuertes, Donna Holland. Miller shows perfect form. Dean fires a strike. 164 4 Ayers beats the tag 165 J.K SWIMMING [J top- Clarissa Louie, Brian LaPagulia, Krishna Justice, John Delbono, Steve Strain, Coach Glen Kovas. bottom- Todd Fagardo, Rookie Halabi, Randy Levinson. Schmidt with a perfect dive. 166 VARSITY DIVING Dessiaume shows his form. 167 VARSITY SWIMMING Top row Coach Kovas. Frank Graham. Mark Nowag. Greg Akinshin. Kevin Fraumeni, Tim McNully. Front row Don Chandler. Rex Schmidt. Jason Dessiaume. Bruce Mobley. Rob Schmidt pours it on. .it. Mobly shows his form. 168 Dessiaume shows how he won. 169 SCOTS SCOTS SCOTS 170 SCOTS SCOTS SCOTS 171 VARSITY CHEERLEADING Gillian DeCius Tia Plaine Carolyn Berry Lisa Spinas 174 175 VARSITY POM PON Michelle Afendakis Robyn Dimler Kami Dir Leslie Heise 176 177 J.V. CHEERLEADING 179 J.V. POM PON Donna Colombo Danielle Bensi Dawn Kelly Tammie Carlson 180 DRILL TEAM Top Row- Linda Laguna, Mary Speckman, Lisa Todd, Renee Elby, Kim Whitlow, Pam Stells, Adrian Price, Gwen Johnson, Tina Casper, Liz Lee. Not Photographed- Rachel Smith Bottom Row- Tracey Matthew, Stacy Bomhoff, Julie Shepard, Maurnii e Cannon, Regina Ont, Tammy Finato. 182 MORE OF SPIRIT Carlmont Spirit Squad for the 1982-83 year has soared to new heights, thanks to the help of the new people fronn San Carlos and other schools who came to Carlmont. Last year our varsity and JV pom pon girls had to act as cheerleaders, pom pon girls, and mascots. It was a heavy load to carry, but they came through with flying colors. This year, Carlmont has the advantage of four new squads; varsity, JV cheerleading, drill team, and mascots. We also have a new spirit squad advisor, Kordella Allen. The squads this year did an excellent job in bring- ing up the Carlmont spirit and cheering our teams on. Good job girls, and good luck to next years squads! 184 186 FINANCE BOARD 1. Tom Miller, 2. Christine Johnson, 3. Kurt Austin, 4. Derrick Ma, 5. Jennifer Hawthorne, 6. Sandy Wise, 7. Roy Loo, 8. Sherene Saberi, 9. Rusty Cinque, 10. Zeva Fong, 11. Trina Gavelle, 12. Tamara Gharakhanian, 13. Caria Larson, 14. Robert Yokota, 15. Michelle Holmes, 16. Beverly Peachmant, 17. Kirsten Goodell, 18. Chris U ' ren, 19. David Coleman, 20. Johanna Tokunaga, 21. Sabrina Chen, 22. James Blattner. 192 Running the class and student body elections as well as the prom elections is no easy task. This year ' s elections board, however, looked forward to the challenge. They had to coordinate the voting and make sure everyone had registered. Another big re- sponsibility was the nominating convention. At the convention, the members performed various duties Including sergeant at-arms, vote counting and plan- ning the general outline for how things would run. E L E C T I O N S 1. Manny Mariano 2. John Ribera 3. Marc Matthias (Commissioner) 4. Ted Logothetis 5. Dave Rathbun 6. Ken Tanaka 193 1. Chrissy Ishida, 2. Sherri Kwan, 3. Granger Davis, 4. Colleen Cassity, 5. Joe Dermenjian, 6. Roy Loo, 7. Kari Semple, 8. Sherene Saberi, 9. Katie Sturges, 10. Brecht Andersch, 11. Robert Yokota, 12. Randy Levinson, 13. Nicole Bergeron, 14. Chris Paulus, 15. Marc Matthias, 16. Tiffany Fong, 17. Mike Anderson. r J 195 1. Tammy Barnes, 2. Robby Grel, 3. Kelly Belvel, 4. Chris Russell, 5. Danielle Robinson, 6. Timothy Running, 7. Kim Kretschman, 8. David Rector, 9. Cindy Dix, 10. Alison Han- son, 11. Stephanie Rolfe, 12. Christine Thorsell, 13. Yoshimi Saito, 14. Nancy Turner, 15. Sherene Saberi, 16. Katie Sturges. ACTIVITIES BOARD The activities board achieved funds through many donut sales, the Christmas dance, and pom pon sales. They used these funds to plan more exciting activi- ties as the year went by. One of the main events that they plan and supervise is the Baccalaureate. 1. Michelle Holmes, 2. Harold Okino, 3. Matt Kwan, 4. Marianne Kartman, 5. Robyn Chiassen, 6. Linda Barron, 7. Karen Lund, 8. Noel Beauchamp, 9, Beverly Peachmant, 10. Lesley Shinseki, 11. Dora Pistiolas, 12. Sylvia Kwok, 13. Sheri Kwan (Com- missioner), 14.. Chris Paulus. 1. Eric Ghee 2. Eric Eidler 3. Tracy Ayers 4. Leslie Sowa 5. Mica Elgin 6. Bonnie Wallach 7. Andrea Bauer. Not Pictured: Laura Noonan, Clarissa Louie, Heidi Schroeder, Nancy Delfosse, Kurt Noonan, Harvey Tokunaga, Valerie Naples KEY CLGB The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of San Carlos and led by president Tracy Ayers, has endeavored to show concern in the community: canned food drive, clean up litter around the school, fall blood drive, walkathon, donut and bake sales. To generate support for their club: barbeque in the fall and a spring potluck luncheon. STGDENT COUNCIL JUSTICES Left to Right: Tiffany Larson, Lyndon Chee, Chief-David Col- man, Valerie Naples, Kurt Austin. Not Pictured: Elizabeth Paulus, Dave Theurer. GIRL ' S P O BOARD T S (From left to right) Sue Williams, Cheryl Thomas, Tracy Ayers, Krista Naumoff, Carla Larsen, Kari Semple (president), Clarissa Louie. Boys sports board played a vital part in the successful completion of seasons. Many athletes agree that if the board was not here for support in many ways, it would have been very difficult to have such an excellent boys sports program. CARLMONT Bottom row; Tracy Matthews, Mi- chelle Mores, Lisa Todd, Karen Vines, Tracey Ayers, Bernard John- son, Roena Spiller. back row; Bob Capuzelo, James Simmons, Willie Turner, Jeff Harris, Larry Yarbrough, Pat Johnson. T E FRENCH CLUB Standing: Kim Stevens, Tammy Barnes, Marie Slate, Paige Parsons, Celeste Anderson, Dora Pistiolas, Janet Guertin. Sitting: Tamara Gharakanian, Tracy Turner, Michelle Okino, Sylvia Kwok, Lesley Shinseki 203 MOGNTAIH SYMPHONIC BAND Philip Aiken, Amy Akizuki, Celeste Anderson, Philip Askew, Sean Barnes, Dan Biederman, Sean Boyd, David Carella, Steve Charoni, CeCe Chernov, Robyn Chiasson, Heather Franklin, Mark Frost, Rick Gentry, Debbie Gorski, Robert Hammer, Greg Hawthorne, Michelle Holmes, Chris Junge, Kristy Kavanaugh, Phillip Kavanaugh, Paul Kortenkamp, Matt Lee, Emily Mak, Tom Miller, Scott Pendleton, Dale Price, Alicia Pugh, Amber Purcell, Jim Purcell, David Rector, Jim Saunders, Matt Sheble, Robert Sitter, Johanna Tokunaga, Tom GIdrick, Maria Vourvoulias, Dwayne Wells, Julie Wodarczyk, Jeanne Ziemann. BAND Bryan Bouma, Tina Buerger, Vaughn Cooksey, Mark Gama, Donney Hamberry, Darryl Henry, Mike Marinus, Amber Purcell, Diantha Robinson, Patricia Santos, Danny Schumacher, Jerry Schumacher, Timothy Waiters, Richard Webster, Jeanne Ziemann. CHORALE Holly Andrews, Jonelle Askew, Philip Askew, Valerie Barkhordar, Kelly Belviile, Syidah Bilal, Bob Boudreaux, Angela Curtis, Brian Dignin, Fran Dods, Robert Doran, Theresa Durham, Chris Finetti, Craig Finetti, Miles Freeman, Anita Gipson, Theresa Gordon, Timothy Gorski, Kaye Gustason, Tori Guthrie, Anothony Hopgood, Ann Hunnicut, Gwendolyn Johnson, Sonja Keys, Kelly Knight, Kim Kretschmann, Veronica Kuo, Lisa Loesch, Deidra McGowain, Alan Miller, Eric Nodine, Marijane O ' Brien, Ruth Price, Afshim Rahimi, Joyce Schwarz, Jennifer Sebben, Andrea Strickland, Delisna Taylor, Mancy Turner 208 F O M F Henry Altorfer, Karen Gong, Jenny Litz, Dave Cosgrove, Roy Loo, Scott Wright, Larry Turner, Alan Becker, Tom Miller, Derrick Ma, Harvey Tokunaga, Shaun McEvoy, Steve Linder, Lyndon Chee. Not Pictured: Jennifer Hathorne, Christine Johnson, Linda Rodriguez 211 213 MATH CLGB 1. Yvonne Pang, 2. Michelle Holmes, 3. Roy Loo, 4. Tiffany Larson, 5. Sylvia Kwok, 6. Jenny Litz, 7. Harvey Tokunaga, 8. Robert Yokota, 9. Allison Hanson, 10. Douglas Pang, IL Rusty Cinque, 12. Sabrina Chen, 13. Mary Harrison, 14. Stewart Kume, 15. Zeva Fong, 16. Frank Graham, 17. James Blattner, 18. Derrick Ma, 19. Matthew Kwan, 20. Shaun Mc Evoy, 21. Lyndon Chee, 22. Greg Felix, 23. Tom Miller, 24. Johanna Tokunaga, 25. Karen Gong, 26. Henry Altorfer, 27. Steve Linder, 28. Dave Cosgrove, 29, Alan Becker, 30. David Rector. Math club entered many math con- tests as representatives of this school: Santa Clara State and Atlan- tic Pacific test; where they did well. The members also took the MAA, an individual test. This club obtained funds for these tests through the win- ter flower sale, and donut sales. In addition to the tests, this club managed to visit the Stanford Linear Accelerator and Hewlett Packard, as well as participating in the Math Con- ference in Fresno. 214 CARLMONITOR From left to right (top row) Granger Davis, Bonnie Wallacfi, Mica Elgin, Ian Riedel (2nd row) Jeff Preston, Adam Sevillia, Jennifer Jones, Lisa Pardini, Linda Barron, Bill Evans, (bottom row) Rob Levinson, Kevin McCarley, Jennifer Wolf, Jofin Calarco, Julie Adamson, Paula Heyberger, Paige Carroll, Danny Burke, Heatfier Herbinaux, Hillevi Wafil. (sitting) Editor Marc Matthias. Only three members of the Carlmonitor staff re- turned this year, making life tough during the first few issues. The staff jelled quickly and was soon publishing a quality news- paper. The staff worked hard on finding new, controver- sial stories; including the possible mountaineering cut, sports fee, and edito- rials varying from the nu- clear arms race to a tri- bute to Martin Luther King Jr. Oh no!! I predicted that the Raiders were staying in Oakland! You ' re supposed to have the power on??!! Rob Levinson seems frustrated by the answer in Dear Abby. ' Can I borrow your liquid paper again? 216 The Chronicle always spells my name wrong. VISTAS ' 83 The defunct Carlmont chapter of Junior Statesmen of Amer- ica was successfully revived by our current chapter president, junior Carolyn Tuft. The function of the Junior State is to instill in high school students an awareness of political events and confidence in public speech. Carlmont ' s chapter has made phenomenal progress in both these areas and sent delegates to Berkeley, Stanford, Gilroy, Sacramento, and San Francisco. The membership of the Carlmont chapter has grown and hopes that Carlmont will continue to harbor an active interest in the Junior State. 1. Ken Abraham (Advisor) 2. Michelle Hughes 3. Holly Junge 4. Chris G ' ren 5. David Allen 6. Melita Guellert 7. Caria Larsen 8. Carolyn Tuft (President) 9. George Zeigler JSA SEEKERS Standing: Brian Burke. Sitting: Chrissy Davidson, Rainey Miller, Julie Davidson. 219 CHESS CLUB From Top of Stairs: Albert Wang, Greg Felix, Matt Kwan, Will Johnson, Jason Vance, Eric Crisco, John Longinidis, Harold Okino, Adivser Marty Segal, Charles Holmes, Dave Rector, Dave Sockol p Picking a theme for a prom is a hard task indeed, but the prom committee this year overcame this obstacle with finesse. The committee was composed of members of the senior and junior boards. They chose the date for the big dance, the band and the bids. They also decorated the room. COMMITTEE 1. Stewart Kume, 2. Tracy Ayers, 3. Joe Dermenjian, 4. Janet Guer- tin, 5. Cfiristine Johnson, 6. Mike Anderson, 7. Tiffany Fong, 8. Clar- issa Louie, 9. INica Elgin, 10. Jen- nifer Hathorne, 11. Linda Barron (commissioner). (Not pictured: Leslie Sowa) R O M 221 YES Yoshimi Saito likes it here in America. She likes being able to choose the subject she will be taking in school and feels the schools in Japan are a lot harder. She is involved in human rela- tions board and the math club. ASSE Hillevi Wahl arrived in America in August. She belongs to the American Scandinavian Student Ex- change. She likes the closeness of the families in America but feels because of this, one cannot be too indepen- dent. She states that there are more things to do here on weekend nights — more movies to see and more music groups, and about the fashions, she says we in America dress more stylishly than in Sweden. Hillevi says this school gives out more homework than in Sweden, one learns more here even though the schools in Sweden are harder. She likes the freedom to choose what one wants to take as a class. Attendance is much more strict here. One can be absent in Sweden for a week and the school simply calls your house to see what sickness you may have. Teachers, here are friendlier — almost like friends, and it is easier to become friends with classmates. 229 230 Millord Gradiska Administrative Vice-Principal Marcia Mahaffey Instructional Vice-Principal FACULTY Ken Abraham Head Librarian Edward Allan English Dave Attwood Math Rick Brown Math Larry Brueggeman Science Sandra Bush Special Ed Norma Bisignano English Pete Cocconi Math P.E. Barbara Cochrane Business Mary Cox Counselor Orrin Cross Science Art Cutler Head Counselor 231 Vern Gleason Art Language Julia Goelz English Cecil Hall English Norm Heise Study Center ECIA John Hollenberg Bob Hunter Dick Inman Barbara Jennings English Student Activities Art English 234 Jose Mendes Language David Merta Social Studies Mike Morrow Art industrial Art Warren Mott Math Computer Science Karen Reynolds English Jerry Rollins Science Dick Sangalli Art industrial Art Heidi Stambaugh Special Ed Dorothy Stephens Counselor Roland Stern Safety Ed Social Studies P.E. 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