Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1964 volume:

l o. (1 1- We dedicate this yearbook to the memory of Mrs. Impi Sari Lageson, Home Economics chairman from 1952 to 1963. p Table of Contents Faculty and Academic 4 Seniors 30 Clubs and Boards 68 Classes 84 Activities 116 Sports 146 Supplement 169 Advertising 193 President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, May 29, 1917-November 22, 1963. t 1 7 Together let us explore the star j conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, tap the ocean depths and Si, encourage the arts and comri vcej fronhi e inaugurtUfadd ess of Prestdifnt John F. Kejih dy, Jan. ' mr7 6 . -) — fronhi e inaugurtUfadd ess of Prestdifnt John F. Kejih dy, Jan. ' mrpei. x Ivan Griffin Dean of Girls Mrs. Elsie DuBois Superintendent Dr. Rex Turner Dean of Boys Francis R. Ferry Board of Trustees Mrs. Helen Kerwin, Dr. David Sears, Superintendent Rex Turner, John Cost, Ferris Miles, Richard Price. Registrar Pete Eitzen 7 Music INTERMEDIATE BAND. 14 17 19 21 25 27 Library Office Clockwise from left: Mrs. Marge Shinn, Mrs. Pat Coker, Mrs. Cele Carr, Mrs. Marguerite Bretag, Mrs. Myrtle Bredel, Mrs Dorothy Mahoney, Mrs. Opal Belknap, Mrs. Rose Brady, Mrs. Doris Bookman, Mrs. Kay O ' Dea. Custodians FIRST ROW: Harold Spangler, Eleanor Fisk, Dave Whet- stone (head custodian), Kenneth Robie. SECOND ROW: Manuel Blanco, Max L. Borsberry, Harold Sonnee, CI Ream. THIRD ROW: Deferino Murer, Jesse Goodwin. Nurse Mrs. Shirley Stiles t x- S - c (2 oia ■ ' vv ofG- Inope cyour Uc cS od ( 1 5 ' opq 31 Senior Leaders FIRST ROW: Nancy Smythe, Mary Iverson, Ivy Hutchings, EUena, Marcia Smith. THIRD ROW: John Dallal, Bill Sue Teter, Eileen Hannel, Sue Ugarte, Nancy Nelson, Mary Thompson, Gary Larsen, Dave Gray, Phillip DeWeese, Ron Rice. SECOND ROW: Karen Smith, Peggy Martin, Kortne Renard, Eric McHuron. Hall, Kathy Malouf, Joan Williams, Carolyn Judd, Sheila 32 The Class of ' 64 Our nieinorable journey at Carlinont began just four short years ago. Under freshman president Andy Sears we became an active class holding many of the football and basketball concessions. In search of an original money-making activity, we decided upon a jelly bean guessing contest around Easter. Guesses were only a penny and the winners won stuffed Easter bunnies. Most of the newness had sorn off as we started our sophomore year. Lack of participation caused our Fun Night to be called off. We realized that our class was lagging behind in spirit, so we set out to restore it. Then, under president Eliot Cowan, we held an all-school dance. Carousel, which pro ed to be a success. Once again we were looking upward. At last we were uppertlassnien with a little more authoiity and a few more privileges. The junior board, under president Mar - Anderson, was more successful in planning its activities. Breaking Sequoia ' s thirty-three game winning streak in football brought an overwhelming amount of spirit back to Carlmont and success to the jun- ior-sponsored Homecoming Dance. The junior class also sponsored the fall play, an English comedy, Sre How They Run. The height of our journey this year came on February 23 — the night of our prom. Our princess, Debby Peterson, reigned over Lei-Sei Fantasi with its atmosphere of San Francisco ' s old Chinatown. We were seniors at last! We started the year off with the traditional sponsoring of the Wel- come Freshman Dane e, which this year was a so. hop. Under the leadership of president Eric McHuron, we became the first class to sell pizza at a Carlmont sales day. All the glory of being seniors was temporarily upset with the assassina- tion of Piesident Kennedy on November 22. Here was one moment of our senior year we would ne ' er forget. The musical. TIk Boy Friend, proved to be a success under our class sponsorship. On April 18 our senior ball. Some Enchanted Evening , was held at the Cabana. Suddenly diploma day ar- rived finding us excited yet somewhat sad. Now we look forward to what lies ahead and say farewell to Carlmont and to those four memor- able vears. MARVIN D. ANDERSON Legislature 2-4, admin, president 1, Welfare Board 4, Block C 3, 4, track 1-4, football 1-4, eight sports blocks, service block 1, 2, admin, block 1-3. LYNN EDEL ARMSTRONG Admin, vice president 4, class boards 1-4, Pep Club 1, Christmas prog; 4, Ten Little Indians, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, girls ' sports 1. MICHELE ADORNETTO SHIRLEY ANN ALLAN Legislature 1, admin, secretary 1, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 1 . JOHN AMIRKHAN 33 GORDON W. ASHMORE Sports block 4, basketball 3, 4. ANNA A. AUSIELLO Admin, vice president 1, School Spirit 4, a cappella 3, 4. girls ' sports 1, 2, varsity pom pon 4. PAUL BACKUS TERRIGENE BAKER Pep Club 1, Our Towr. STEVE G. BARBER EVELYN BARKMANN Service block 2, Carlmonitor 2, 3, Noon Rec. Board 4, Science Club 2, CWOC 1, FTA 2, girls ' sports 1. ANN P. BARNARD SHARYN BARNARD Service block 4, Vistas 4, School Spirit Board 3, 4, class board 3, 4, See How They Run, girls ' sports 2, 4. ELLA RAYE BARTON Vistas 3, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 3. LYNN BAUMSTEIGER School Spirit Board 4, class board 3, 4, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 2, 4. SUE BAXTER Pep Club 2, girls ' sports 1, 3. SHARRON LEE BEANAN Service block 3, orchestra 1-4. JAMES SCOTT BEDWELL MARY L. BELL Sports block 4, service block, admin, vice president 4, CSF 1, 2, Latin Club 2, orchestra 1-4, band 1-4, girls ' sports 1-3. 34 RUSS BELLINIS Transfer from Ir ' ington High School 4. NANCY BENSON BARBARA BIELEN RONALD GORDON BLACK Sports block 3, swimming 2, 3. EARLE BLACKWELL Sports block 2, German Club I, 2, football 4, baseball 2. MIKE BLONDELL Sports blocks 1-4, service block 3, Aquaganza 2, Welfare Board 4, Fi- nance Board 4, Block C 2-4, basket- ball 3, 4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4. MARCIA ELIZABETH BONNEY Service block 3, TOGS 1-3, FTA 4, spring concert 3, Christmas concert 3, band 1-4. MARLENE BONNEY Service blocks 3, 4, admin, secretary 3, TOGS 1-3, band 1-4, Band-O- Rama 1-4, spring concert 3, Christ- mas concert 3. TERESA L. BOUCHER Service blocks 2, 3, Aquaganza 2, a cappella 2, 3. JOANN BOURDON Service block 4, admin, block 4, School Spirit 3, Publicity 4, Welfare 2, class boards 2-4, Bi.g Sisters 3, TOCS 2, Witneis for the Prosecu- tion, See How They Run, .girls ' sports 3, 4. BARRYLYN G. BOWEN BRUCE BOWHALL Sports block 1-4, basketball 1-4, base- ball 1-1. KATHLEEN ROYAL BRAGG Legislature 3, admin, president 2, 3, class boards 3, 4. CHERYL BRANDENBURG JAMIE BRANDT Commissioner of Publicity 4, Legis- lature 4, Publicity 3, 4, Junior board, TOCS 2, CWOC 3, 4, Heaven Can Wail, See How They Run, Ten Little Indians. JOY BRODEUR GAY BRONSON Sports block 4, Vistas 2, legislature 4, admin, president 3, admin, vice president 4, class boards 3, 4, girls ' sports 1, 2, 4. MITCH BRUNNER Sports block 4, track 3, football 1, 2, 4. WILM; JEAN CHAMPLIN Pep t:lul) J. CAROL ANN CHANEY Transfer froni Capuchino, San 1 3, School Spirit 4, Senior board, n cappella 3, ' file Boy Friend. ALAN R. CHESTERMAN Wrestling 2-4. JOHN CLARDY Election Bojrd ' J, 4, basketball 2, 3, wrestling 2. CHARLES COE RICHARD COFFMAN LELAND COLBY RICK COLLINS CSF 1-4, cross country 2. JUDITH MARIE COMBS Big Sisters 4, Latin Club 2. SUSAN JANE CONLEY School Spirit 3, Big Sisters 3, Pep Club 1, girls sports 2. JANE ELLEN CONNOLLY Aquaganza 2, admin. ' ice president 2, School Spirit 2, 3, class boards 2-4, Scotties 3, Big Sisters 2, See How They Run, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, girls ' sports 1 . DIANE KAY CORKHILL Adtniti. vice president 2, class boards ANN PATRICIA COTTON Transfer from Westmoor High, Daly C:ity 1, Pep Club I, girls ' sports I, 3. KLIOT COWAN Service block 2, admin, block 2, Aquagan a 1. lri;islautrr 1-4, admin, president I, CM 1-1, IOCS 3, Key t:hib 2, i, or.liestra 1, 2, Dance band l-l, b.ind I, 2. 37 CARL CRAFT Sports blork 2-t, Welfare Board 1, fuulhall 1-1. STEVE CRANDALL Sports block 2, Noon Recreation I, basketball 1, water polo 2, tennis 2. CARLA ANTOINETTE DEHNE Sports block 3, Service block 2, admin, block 4, admin president 1, admin secretary 1, class board 3, 4, School Spirit Board 3, 4, student council secretary 4, Big Sisters 3, 4, FTA 2, Girls ' Sports Board 3, 4. BILL DEUSTERMAN Sports block 2, School Spirit Board 4, class board 4, track 2, cross ( try 2, gymnastics 4, swimming 2. PHILIP DEWEESE Admin, president 3, 4, School Spirit Board 4, class boards 3, 4, Chess Club 1-3, orchestra 1-3, basketball 3, track 3, 4. WILBUR G. DICKSON Transfer from Aragon 4. STEVEN DIXON Sports block 2, 3, water polo 2, 3, swimniing 2, 3, football 1. RICHARD EHRET Sports block 4, wrestling 3, 4, box- ing 1. Transfer from Serra High School. SHEILA ANN ELLENA Sports block 2, service block 3, admin block 4, legislature 4, admin, president 4, School Spirit 3, class boards 3, 4, Big Sisters 3, 4, Pep Club 1. Girls ' Block C 4, See How They Run, Ten Little Indians. 39 LAURA ELLIOTT CAROLYN ANN ELLIS Admin, block 3, legislature 1, admin, president 1, School Spirit 2-4, class boards 3, 4, F-S cheerleader 2, Var- sity cheerleader 3, girls ' sports 1, 4. ANDREA ANN ELLISON Transfer from Glasgow, Montana 2, sports block 4, Vistas 4, admin, vice president 3, Scotties 2, 3, girls ' sports 2-4. NOREEN FEWRY Transfer from Seattle, Washington 3. REX FLANIGAN 40 VIRGINIA FLEMING ROBIN FOGG Girls ' sports 1, 2. STEPHEN FONG Sports block 2-4, Noon Recreation Board 4, Block C 2-4, Key Club 4, track 2-4, cross country 2-4. PAULETTE GAMLIN Service block 3, band 1-4. JUDITH ANN GARCIA Publicity 4, Caduccus 3, Big Sisters 2, Pep Club 1. MICHAEL GILBERG Transfer from Melvindale High School, Melvindale, Michigan 2, admin, president 2, Rifle Club 2, gymnastics 2, 3, (rack I. 41 JERRY GOLINS SHERRIE GOTELLI GEORGE A. GOULD LOUISE GRABER Service block 2, 4, Aquaganza 2, admin, president 2, Sophomore board, orchestra 2-4, band 1-4, girls ' sports 1-3. PAMELA GRAETZ Aquaganza 2, legislature 1, School Spirit 3, Big Sisters 3, Pep Club 3, girls ' sports 1-3. DAVID JOHN GRAY Sports block 2-4, admin, president 4, Welfare 4, Finance 4, Block C 3, 4, basketball 1-4, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 2-4. SHIRLEY ANN GREENLEE Sports block 3, service block 4, School Spirit 4, Senior board. Girls ' Sports Board 3, CSF 1-3, TOGS 3, a cappella 4, spring concert 3, 4, girls ' sports 1-3, Pep Club 1. MARY ANN GREIS KENNETH P. GRIFFIN Rifle Club 1. JOHN GRIFFITH Sports block 2-4, admin, vice presi- dent 1, Block C 4, water polo 2-4, swimming 1-4. THOMAS H. GRIMM Sports block 2-4, Noon Recreation 4, Block C 3, 4, track 1-4. HOLLY GRUMAN Transfer from Bakersfield High School 3, point secretary 4, School Spirit 3, 4, CSF 3, 4, TOCS 3, a cappella 4, girls ' sports 3, 4. CAI HERINE GAIL GUS ' l AKSON Sports block 3, admin, vice president ■I, School Spirit 4, Welfare Girls ' Sports Board 4, Bit; Sisters t;irls ' sports 1-1. KE. GUTHRIE ,|C)EL GYLLE.NSKOG Admin, vice president 4, Boys ' Sports Board 4, CSF 3, 4, Ghess Glub 1, 2, wrestling 2, swimming 1, Mathe- matics .Association Award 3, Chem- istry .Award 3. JO ANN HAGAMAN Transfer from San Mateo High 4, Carlmonitor Picture Editor 4. GHERYL ANN HAGENSON KATHY LYNN HAGOPIAN Admin, vice president 1. KORTNE HALL Service block 3, admin, block 4, leg- islature 3, 4, admin, president 3, 4, Publicity 2-4, class boards 3, 4, TOGS 3, See How They Run, girls ' sports 1. EILEEN HANNEL Service block 2-4, Aquaganza 2, Sen- ior class secretary-treasurer, School Spirit 4, class boards 3, 4, Elections 3, 4, TOGS 1-3, See How They Run, girls ' choral 3, 4, Christmas concert 3, 4, sprin.c; concert 4. CHARLES HANNIGAN DAVE PAUL HANSEN NANCY HARBOUR Sports block 4, Aquaganza 2, Girl ' s Block C 4, CWOC 3, 4, girls ' sports 1-4. BARRY D. HARRIS Sports block 2, ser ' ice block 3. RICHARD G. HARRY Welfare 4, Finance 4, Boys ' Block G 3, 4, Key Glub 4, basketball 2, baseball 1, 2, 4. 43 JOHN RICHMOND HARVEY Rifle Club 1, cross country 1, water polo 2, 4. GARY HEADLEY A cappella 4, band 1-3, track 4. JOHN HELD Orchestra 1-4, Dance band 1-4, band 1-4. PAT HENDERSON Girls ' sports 1. SUE HESS Aquaganza 2, admin, vice president 1, class boards 1, 3, 4, .girls ' sports 1, 2, 4. CHEREE HETHERSHAW AUDREY HILL GEORGINA HILLERBY BILL HINZ JOEL TOD HOCHSTATTER Sports block 2, 4, service block 3, 4, admin, block 4, Aquaganza 2, legis- lature 1, Finance 3, Noon Recrea- tionCommissioner 4, class boards2-4, Boys ' Block C 4, a cappella 2-4, The Boy Friend, swimming 1-4. CATHERINE HOFFMAN Sports block 3, admin, vice president 3, Publicity 2-4, Junior board, Latin Club 2-4, TOCS 2, 3, girls ' sports 2-4. LYNN HOJNAKI Sports block 4, admin, secretary 1, Scotties 1, TOCS 2, 3, girls ' sports 1-4. JAMES HOLLOWAY KERRY HORN MAURNA MARIE HOULIHAN Service block 1, admin, vice presi- dent 4, CSF 1, 2, TOCS 1, a cap- pella 2, The Boy Friend. 44 GAREY HURN IVY ANN HUTCHINGS School Spirit 3, 4, class boards 3, 4, TOGS 2, 3, GWOG 3, 4, The Boy Friend. NIGK HYLAND MARY ELIZABETH IVERSON Sports block 4, service block 4, admin, block 4, legislature 2, 4, adrnin. vice president 2, 3, Social Cult. 1,4, Social Cult. Commissioner 4, School Spirit 3, class boards i-4, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 3, girls ' sports 1-4. PEGGY EILEEN JACKSON Service block 4, Vistas 3, Vistas Academic Editor 4. MARTHA JACOBS School Spirit 4. WALT JACOBY Service block 1-4, Aquaganza 2, Vistas photographer 1-4, Carlmoni- tor photographer 1-4, Kodak high school photographic awards 2, 3, Band-O-Rama 1-3, orchestra 2, 3, Dance band 3, band 1-3. JULIANNE S. JENSEN .Admin, vice president 1, Publicity 3, class boards 3, 4. BILLIE JOHNSON Service block 4, Vistas 3, Vistas Ac- tivities Editor 4, Varsity pom pon 4, School Spirit 4. CANDACE JONES The Boy Friend. DIANE MARIE JONES MICHAEL JONES Aquaganza 2, admin, president 1, admin, vice president 2, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-3. CAROLYN JUDD Sports block 3, service block 2, 3, admin, block 3, Aquaganza 2, legis- lature 2, admin, president 2, Social Cultural 4, class boards 2-4, Senior class vice president, Girls ' Sports Board 3, Big Sisters 2-4, TOGS 1, 2. ANN JUSTICE ALICE IRENE KALBEN Sports block 4, ser ' ice block 2, girls ' sports 2, 3. 45 KAREN KATZ Sports block 3, Big Sisters 3, Pep Club 1, Senior board, girls ' sports 1-3. VERNON KELL Sports block 3, s( ball 1-+. ce block 1, foot- BOB KELLY Sports block 1-4, basketball 2, base- ball 1-4. ROBERT KEMPENICH Sports block 1, 2, CSF 2-4, cross country 1, tennis 2-4, Boys ' Sports Board 4. BILL KENNEDY KAREN KEPLEY LAURA M. KIMBLE Scholarship block 3, CSF 1-4, TOCS 1-3, orchestra 1-4, Social Cultural 3, NCTE nominee 3, PTA Incentive Award 2. DARLENE KINOSIAN DON J. KLINGBORG Key Club 2-4, tennis 4. DONALD E. KLINGNER Sports block 3, service block 2-4, Aquaganza 2, scholarship block 3, CSF 2-4, orchestra 2-4, band 1-4, wrestling 2, 3, tennis 3, 4. RICHARD EVANS KLINGNER Sports block 2, 3, service block 2, 3, Aquaganza 2, Boys ' Sports Board 4, Boys ' Block C 3, CSF 1-4, Latin Club 2-4, band 1-4, All California High School Honor Band 2, 3, gym- nastics 1-4. ART KOON Sports block I, water polo 1. DIANE L. KREAMER Sports block 4, admin, vice presi- dent 3, Welfare 1, Senior board. Big Sisters 2-4, Pep Club 1, The Boy- Friend, girls ' sports 1-4. PHYLLIS ANN KUEHN Sports block 3, service block 1-3, Girls ' Sports Board 3, 4, CSF 2, 3, TOCS 1-3, band 1-4, girls ' sports 1-4, Experiment in International Living 3. LINDA ANN LA DUE Big Sisters 2, girls ' sports 2. 46 DENNIS LANDES Aquaganza 2, Welfare 4, Boys ' Block C 3, 4, water polo 3, 4, football 1, 2, swimming 1-4. MARY ELLEN LANGBEIN Sports block 3, service block 2, Aquaganza 2, legislature 3, admin, president 2, 3, School Spirit 4, class boards 2, 3, Varsity pom pen 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Band-O- Rama 1-4, spring concert 4, band 1-4. SUSAN LANZARA Girls ' sports 1. GARY E. LARSEN Sports block 2-4, service block 3, 4, legislature 1-4, admin, president 4, admin, vice president 3, Welfare 4, Boys ' Sports Board 4, class boards 3, 4, Boys ' Block C 3, 4, Key Club 2-4, track 1-4, cross country 1-4, SHARON LYNN LARSEN Admin, president 2. DAVYANN LARSON Admin, president 4, admin, secretary 1, 3, F-S cheerleader 2, Varsity cheerleader 4, School Spirit 3, 4, class boards 3, 4, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2, 3, Pep Club 1, girls ' sports 1-4. DOLORES JOETTE LARWILL Sports block 2, service block 3, Vistas 3, Vistas Sports Editor 4, School Spirit 3, 4, Senior board, Girls ' Sports Board 4, Girls ' Block C 3, 4, Big Sisters 2-4, girls ' sports 1-4. JANIS LAUB LOUIS ALAN LAZARUS Vistas 4, Transfer from South San Francisco 2, Chess Club 2, tennis 2-4. SUSAN A . LAZZARESCHI Sports block 4, Vistas 4, Transfer from Presentation High School, San Francisco 2, girls ' sports 2-4. LAURA MARIE LEAKE Legislature 1, 2, admin, president 2, admin, vice president 1 , School Spirit 1, Scotties 2, girls ' sports 1. LINDA LOUISE LEAKE Admin, president 1, School Spirit 1, 2, Big Sisters 4, Homemaking Club 2, girls ' sports 1, 2. PHYLLIS LEAVELLE Transfer from Terra Nova High School, Pacifica 3, band 3. TRUDY BETH LEISHMAN Girls ' sports 4. RICHARD D. LELO Sports block 1-4, Boys ' Block C 3, 4, wrestling 1-4, baseball 1-4, football 2-4. BYRON LEMMON Swimming 2, 3. BERT LEMSON Rifle Club 2. IDELL LEVY Christmas program 1-4, spring con- cert 1-4, girls ' sports 1. STEPHEN J. LEWIS PATRICIA LEYES Girls ' sports 1. GAIL LIBAL Sports block 4, service block 3, Aqua- ganza 2, admin, vice president 2, School Spirit 4, Senior board 4, Scot- ties 3, girls ' sports 2-4. LESLIE LOW JIM MACAIRE JANET MacCARTNEY SANDRA MacGIBBON MARGARET MADIGAN Caducous 4. GREG MAHONEY Sports block 2-4, water polo 1-3, diving 1-4. 48 KATHLEEN MALOUF Service block 1-3, admin, block 1, 2, Aquaganza 2, legislature 3, 4, admin, president 1-3, Head Varsity cheer- leader 4, School Spirit 3, 4, Finance 3, class boards 1-4, Band-O-Rama 3, majorette for band 1-3. HARVEY MARCHER LINDA MARCHER Sports block 2, Aquaganza 2, The Boy friend, girls ' sports 1-3. WILLIAM R. MARKS Sports block 2-4, Noon Recreatio: 4, Key Club 3, 4, a cappella gymnastics 1-4, soccer 4. LOUIS MARTIN Chess Club 1, 2. PEGGY JOEL MARTIN Ser ice block 1, Social Cultural 2, 3, Senior board, Caduccus I -3, Pep Club 1, girls ' sports 1, 4. SANDI McADAMS Admin, president 2, admin, secre- tary 1, 2, School Spirit 2, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2. ROBERT ALAN McBURNEY JOSEPHINE ANNE McCLAIN Sports block 3, legislature 3, admin, president 3, admin, secretary 1, class boards 3, 4, TOCS 1, girls ' sports 1-4 MARY McCRACKEN Service block 1, 2, 4, girls ' sports 3, orchestra 1-4. SANDI McCREADlE Service block 2, Aquaganza 2, CSF 1-4, orchestra 1-4, The BoyFriend. MIKE McENNERNEY Basketball 1, 2. 49 ELAINE MORRISON JERRY MORTENSEN LAUREE MOUDAKAS GINA LEE NELSON Sports block 4, service block 2, 3, Aquaganza 2, School Spirit 3, Junior board, Pep Club 1, 2, ' arsity pom pon 3, a cappella 3, 4, girls ' sports 1-4. NANCY NELSON Admin, block 3, .Aqua anza 2, legis- lature 4, admin, president 4, F-S cheerleader 2, ' arsily cheerleader 3, School Spirit 1-4, class boards 3, 4, Scotties 2, Pep Club 1, ' irls sports 1, 2. PHILIP NELSON SIIERI NELSON C.ML NEUMANN Schol.iiship bloik 1, ..dmin. block 3, Ictiisl.iiurc 1. 2. Junior class sccrclar , So. i.il Cullur.il 1, Publicity I, Wel- fare I, class boards 2-1, Elections 4, CSK 1-4, Spanish C:lnb 1. JACK NKWHEK-I ' Spun, blink 3. service block 2-4, i|u.ie.in ., 2. Band-O.R.nii.i 1-4. PENNIK . , NK:110L , diniii. president 2. Publicin 3, I 51 PETER MCXJLETTI Sports block 2-4, service block 4, leg- islature 1, admin, vice president 4, Welfare 4, Finance 4, Boys ' Block C 4, CSF 1-4, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 2. PAUL NILSON Wrestling 1-4, gymnastics 3, 4, water polo 1, 2. PENNE OWEN CHERYL OWENS GARY RICHARD PAGE TOCS 3, 4, Chess Club 1, Key Club 3, 4. EDWIN L. PARKER SANDRA LEE PARKER Vistas 4, Junior board, Elections 2, ' , Bii; Sisters 2, sirls ' sports 2, H. ANDREA PELISSIER IViirisfor from Capuchino 2. GAIL MARGARET PETERS Sociiil Cultural ' A, Sthool Spirit 3, 4, class hoards 3, 4, Pep Club 1, See Mow They Run, girls ' sports I. DEBRA JEAN PETERSON X ' istas 2, F-S cheerleader 2, Varsity thcerleader 4, Junior Prom Princess !i, HomecominR Court 4, admin, president 1, 2, School Spirit 3, 4, Big Sisters 3, H ' itnes for the Prosecu- lion, [jirls ' sports 1 . KAREN PETERSON Elections 4, School Spirit 4, litity 1. CHEARN VICTORIA PEW School Spirit 3, a cappella 4, sports 2. JEANNE FRANCES PFANDL Ser ' icc block 3, Aquai?anza 2, admin, vice president 1, a cappella 2-4, sprinR concert 1-4, Christmas pro- gram 1-4, District Festival 2-4, Solo Competition Festival 3, State Festi- ; 2-1, girls ' sports 1, 2. CATHERINE A. PFEKFER Service block 3, Scotties 1, 2, School Spirit I, 2, Publicity 2, 3, Welfare ■I, Biii Sisters 4, TOCS 1-3, Pep Club I, 2, Latin Club 1, 3, Chrisi- ni;iN program 2-1, spring concert 2, 4. DENNIS PHILLIPS Sports blot k 1-4, service block 3, 4, Aquaganza 2, a cappella 2-4, track 1-1, iToss country I SALLY POPE Publicity 4, Senior hoard, Caduc -us 3, Big Sisters 1, 2, girls ' sports (. RICHARD I. PORRAZZO A cappella 4. ROBERT PORTER SUE POWERS BARBARA SUSAN PUGH School Spirit 1, Senior board, Scot- ties 1, li, 4, Bi Sisters 1, 2, 4, girls sports 1, FA I ric:k rains ROBERTA BOBBI RANKIN ULILA L. RAYFIELD Transfer from Watson ' ille High School :i, Noon Recreation 4, Sen- ior board, orchestra 3, a cappella 3, 4, (?irls ' sports 3, 4. NANCY RAYNES Sports block 2, service block 2, School Spirit 4, Publicity 4, Girls ' Sports Board 3, CSF 1-3, Latin Cllub 2, 3, girls ' sports 1 -4. BETTIE LU DELLA REED ROBERT PITTMAN REESE Band 1. 2, w.iler pnlo 1. SUSAN ELIZABETH REEVES Servit e block 3, Aquaganza 2, admin, vice president 2, admin, secretary 1, Social Cultural 4, School Spirit 2-4, ( lass boards 2-4, Pep Club I, Scottics 1, Big Sisters 1, a cappella 4, girls ' .sports 2. RUIHELLEN REITE .■ t appella 3, 4, girls ' sports 3, 4. CAROL REITMEIER CSE 2-4, girls ' sports I. GARY REMSING RONALD DUANE RENARD Sports block 1-4, ser ' ice block 2-4, admin, president 4, Finance 4, Key Club 2-4, Dance band 3, 4, band 1-3, track 1, 2, cross country 1-4, tennis 3, 4 . FRANK RENFRO 54 BONNIE RENNER GAIL RETALLICK Scn ' icc block 2, Carlmonitor 3, admin, block 2, legislature 1, 2, School Spirit 4, class boards 2, 4, Elections 4, CSF 1-4, TOGS 1, 2, NGTE achievement award, Bronze Seal. SANDRA IRENE REYNOLDS Transfer from American School, Manila 3. MARY MARGARET RICE Service block 1, admin, president 4, Noon Recreation 4, Caduceus 1, 2, Ceramics Club 1, 2. KERRY MARGARET RIDER Sports block 3, service block 2-4, Sophomore board, Girls ' Sports Board 3, 4, orchestra 4, CSF 4, a cappella 4, band 1-4, spring con- cert 4, Christmas program 4, Band- O-Rama 1-4, District Festival 4. DAVID RITCHIE Sports block 1, 2, service block 1-3, Aquaganza 2, Band-O-Rama 1-4, spring concert 2-4, Christmas con- cert 2-4, orchestra 2, 3, Dance band 2-4, band 1-4, track 3, cross country 3. baseball 2. JAIME CARLA ROBLES GEORGE ROCKWELL Track 1 , LA RAINE RODRIGUEZ Girls ' sports 3, SUSAN LYNN ROGERS Service block 3, Pep Club 1, a cap pella 3, 4, girls ' sports 1. LYNDA ROLLY JOHN H. ROSICKY DONNA RUXTON JAN RYAN Service block 3, admin, secretary 1, Caduceus 1, Big Sisters 2, orchestra 1-3, girls ' sports 1. PAUL E, SAGERS Sports block 2, basketball 2, 4, wres- tling 2, baseball 2, swimming 1. JOHN SANDIN Sports block 1-4, basketball 1-4, track 1-4, cross country 2-4. KAY LYNNE SANJIYAN Senior board, TOCS 3, orchestra 3, 4, a cappella 4, spring concert 3, 4, Christmas program 3, 4, girls ' sports 1. GUS STANLY SARGANIS Wrestling 3. GREGORY H SAVELLY Sports block 1-3, football 1-4, bas- ketball 4. TONI SCHAFFNER JAQUELINE ANN SCHENDEL ERIC SCHILLER TOM SCHINDLER ELLEN JEANNE SCHROEDER TONI SCHULBA KENNETH SCHULTZ NANCY SCHWARTZ Service block 3, Carlmonitor 2, 3, Carlmonitor Editor 4, Social Cul- tural 2, 3, Publicity 4, Welfare 3, Senior board 4, Caduceus 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 56 ANDREW b. SEARS Sports block 1-4, sen ' ice block 4, admin, block 4, Student Body presi- dent 4, admin, president 2, Frosh president, Welfare 3, 4, class boards i-4, Boys ' Block C 3, 4, CSF 1, foot- ball 1-4, basketball 1, 2, track 2-4. MARTHA FELICIA SEARS Service block 4, a cappella 4, girls ' sports 1. WILLIAM SEGARINI JOAN S ERRANO DIANE STELLA SEPSIS Social Cultural 3, Scotties 2, Big Sisters 2, CSF 3, Heaven Can Wait, Ten Little Indiana, girls ' sports 2. JEANNE PHYLLIS SHIELDS DAVETA A. SHERMAN LINDA SHINAZY Admin, vice president 3, Big Sisters 2, Pep Club 1, Latin Club 2, girls ' sports 3. PEARL SHORE Legislature 3, admin, vice president 3, Pep Club 1, girls sports 1. SUSAN M. SHORTALL Junior Prom Princess Court 3, class boards 3, 4. PAMELA M. SIVERSON Sports block 3, admin, block 3, serv- ice block 2, 3, legislature 1-4, admin, -president 2, 3, Student Body vice president 4, class boards 1-4, girls ' sports 1-4. KAREN M. SLAVAZZA Admin, secretary 1. AL SMl l H KAREN LYNNE SMITH Legislature 1, 4, admin, president 4, Elections 1, 3, Big Sisters 2. MARCIA ANN SMITH Sports block 2, sen ice block 2, legis- lature 4, admin, president 4, Finance 2, 3, class boards 3, 4, Homcmaking 3, 4, TOGS 1, The Boy Friend, girW sports 1, 2. 57 NANCY ANN SMYTHE Admin, president 4, admin, vice president S, class boards 3, 4, Pep Club 1, See How They Run, Ten Lilile ' Indiana, girls ' sports 1. LAUREL SORICH MICHAEL SPEAR Sports block 2-4, service block 4, admin, president 3, admin, vice president 4, Key Club 3, 4, water polo 1-4, baseball 1 . JEAN STEWART Sports block 4, TOCS 2, 3, Latin Club, 2, 3, The Boy Friend, nMs sports 2-4. STAN STONE Sports block 1-4, admin, president 1, Welfare 4, Boys ' Block C 3, 4, foot- ball 1-4, basketball 4, track 1-4. WILLIAM STOREY GARY STOUT Sports block 2-4, baseball 2-4. DONALD STRACHAN Sports block 1, 2, track I, 2, 4, cross country 1, 2, football 4. JULIE ANN STRANGE Transfer from Miami Palmetto High School, legislature 2, School Spirit 4, Senior board 4, Big Sisters 2, 3, Homemaking 2, Business 2, 3, Latin 1, 2, Literature 3. LARRY SWARTZ GAIL TABEL Aquaganza 2, legislature 1, admin, vice president 1, class boards 3, 4, The Boy Friend, girls ' sports 1 . VERNON TALBOTT LYLE TALLENT Noon Recreation 4. SUSAN TETER Legislature I, admin, president 4, admin, vice president 3, class boards 3, 4, Pep Club 1, See How They Run, Ten Little Indians, girls ' sports 1, 2. GWYN CHERYL THOMAS Legislature 1, admin, president 1, class boards 2, 3, Big Sisters 2, 3, girls ' sports 1, 2. 58 MICHAEL THOMASON Basketball 3, trark 4, soccer 4, fool- ball 1. SCOTT THOMPSON WILLIAM EDWARD THOMPSON Sports block 2-4, admin, block ' .i, 4, legislature 2-4, admin, president I, :i, 4, Welfare 4, Boys ' Block C 4, football 2, tennis 1-4. MARILYNN JOAN THORNBURG Service block 1-3, band 1-3. ANN LA VERLE THORNES JOHN R. TOROK Sports block 3, 4, Boys ' Block C 4, Electronics Club 3, water jjolo 1, 2, 1, tennis 1-4. CHRIS TRA ERSARO DIANE E. TRENAM Le.gislature 1, admin, secretary 2, Scotties 3. KATHLEEN CLAIR TRIPPET Service block 3, Aqua,§anza 2, CSF 1-3, TOGS 1, 2, Spanish 3, Christ- mas program 2-4, spring concert 2-4, a cappella 3, 4, The Boy Friend. g r]5 ' sports 1, 2, 4. JEANINNE TRUAX JOHN H. TURNEY Transfer from Menlo , ' therton 3, Rifle Club 3. ROD I ' URl ' URIGl Band 1-4, wrestling 1. SUZANNE UGARTE Aquaganza 2, legislature 4, admin, president I, 4, admin, vice president 2, admin, secretary 3, Big Sisters 2, Homemaking lA,The BoyFriend. girls ' sports 1,2. DIANA UNGER Girls ' sports I. •| ' OM VALERO A 59 Baseball 1, 2, basketball 2. TOM VOWELL Baseball 3, 4. DENNIS WESLEY WADSWORTH Service block 3, Rifle Club 3, 4, band 3, 4. ALLAN M. WALDEN Sports block 3, 4, wrestling 3, 4, gymnastics 2-4. RONALD WALDSCHMIDT Sports block 2, 4, baseball 1, 2, 4. ELLEN WALLACE Sports block 4, service block 3, admin, block 3, legislature 3, 4, admin, president 3, Girls ' State 4, School Spirit Commissioner 4, CSF LEONARD L. WALLER, JR. Sports block 2, 4, admin, president 2, admin, vice president 1, baseball 1, 2, 4, basketball 1, 2, 4, wrestling 1. LINDA SUE WALTER Service block 2, 4, Noon Recreation 4, class boards 2, 4, Big Sisters 2, FTA 1, Christmas program 1, 2, 4. MILTON WALTER SHARON ANNE WALTON Sports block 4, Vistas 3. 4, Scotties 3, Pep Club 1, The Boy Friend. girW sports 1-4. SYLVIA JEAN WARNER NANCY WEBBER Sports block 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, tand-O-Rama 1-4, band 3, 4, girls ' sports 2-4. EMILY FRANCES WEES Service block 2, Aquaganza 2, class boards 2, 3, Business 1, a cappella 2-4. LARRY WELLING Service block 3, Vistas 3, 4, Rifle Club 1-3. KAREN WERNER Transfer from Homewood-Hossmoor High School, Hossmoor, Illinois 4. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS JACK ROBERT WINHALL Baseball 2, football 1, gymnastics !, 2. ED WOODHALL 61 KEITH ALLEN WOODS Baseball 1, 2, basketball 1, 2. JANET (LIZ) WOOLFSON AFS Exchange Student from Eng- land 4, admin, president 4, Senior board, Girls ' Block C 4, girls ' sports 4. BARBARA JEAN WORDEN Sports block 2, service block 2, admin, block 4, Aquaganza 2, Vistas 1, School Spirit 3, 4, class boards 2-4, Girls ' Sports Board 4, Pep Club 1, girls ' sports 1-4, Secretary of Sophomore Glass. SIGNE ANN YAGER Aquaganza, admin, president 1, 4, F-S cheerleader 2, admin, vice presi- ' dent 2, 3, School Spirit Board 1, 2, Heaven Can Wait, Ten Little In- dians, The Boy Friend . KAREN TERESA YAMAUCHI PATRICK YANKAUS JACKLYN RUTH ZUSMAN School Spirit Board 2-4, class board 3, 4, Varsity pom pon 3, Junior Prom princess court 3. SHERRY MAUREEN ZUSMAN Aquaganza, School Spirit Board 3, ( lass board 1, Big Sisters 3, Pep Club 1. 6 y ■J? Favorite: Kathy Malouf and Andy Sears. Best Looking: Georgina Hillerby and Dave Doidge. Pretliest Smile: Alma Pelissier and Bill Meade. Most IntclliKent: Gail Retallick and Eliot Cowan. Most Industrious: Gail Neumann and Marv Anderson. Most Graceful Walk: Peggy Mer- cier and Stan Stone. 67 Clubs and Boards 69 Student Council r i Andy Sears Sludrent Body President The Student Counc il is the legislative body of Carlniont student government. It consists of an elected president from each administrative class, who attends bi-monthly meetings presided over by Vice President Pam Siverson and ad ised by social studies teachers Robert Hunter and John Shannon. These representatives assembled to discuss common problems and enact legislative meas- ures to solve them. The council also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. The profits from this dance were sent to Se Hoon Kim, Carlmont ' s adopted orphan boy in Korea. Carla Dehne Student Council Secretary Pam Siverson Student Body Vice President Barbara Worden Executive Board Secretary FIRST ROW: Steve Keagy, Fred Nold, Philip DeWeese, Dave Gray, Pam Siverson, Mike Spear, Pete Nicoletti, Jim Bellinger, Pete Manion, Eliot Cowan, Chad Ankele. SEC- OND ROW: Pat Tice, Barbara Richter, Eloise Morrison, Cathy Roth, Debbie Sears, Linda Marson, Merrille Jackson, Jill Rushmore, Diane Maxon, Karen Clarke, Jane Griffith, Jane LaDue, Paula Yeghoian, Carla Dehne, John Dallal. THIRD ROW: Harry Bettencourt, Rich Sugars, Greg Grover, Mary Weaver, Martha Judd, Cindy Jensen, Sue Damonte, Janet Armstrong, Jackie Evans, Liz Woolfson, Mary Rice, Sue Ugarte, Marcia Smith, Jamie Brandt, Mary Iverson, Ellen Wallace, Kathy Malouf, Andy Sears. FOURTH ROW: Marv Anderson, Gary Morell, John Cornelius, Cheryl Witt, Claudia Falbo, Maureen Mahoney, Fran Sime, Karen Gebhardt, Mieke Dankers, Kathy Lynch, Kortne Hall, Karen Smith, Sheila Ellena, Ann Babb, Nancy Smythe, Carole Emery, Sue Teter, Bill Thompson. FIFTH ROW: Steve Smith, Ron Renard, Mike Savage, Dave Wright, Bruce Bachant, Gary Larsen, Eric McHuron, Mike Kerr, Joan Williams, Ann Barnard, Martin McCann, John Mills, Randy Brooks, Charles Ice, Robb Gruman, Bob Mayer. 70 Finance FIRST ROW: Gloria Carroll, Paula Yet hoian, Kendra Miller, Steph Nicoletti. SECOND ROW: Becky Walker, Janice Haight, Mary Weav- er, Linda Marson, Liz Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Michael Jackson, Joan Lamaysou, Claudia Carlson, Valerie Coie, Barbara Young, Pete Nico- letti. FOURTH ROW: Kim Peuser, Sherry Lafferty, Christine Peter- son, Richard Harry, Ted Parker. Peter Nicoletti Commissioner The Finance Board, advised by Jim Henderson, was responsible for all income and expenditures by student organizations. Throughout the year, the Board sold stu- dent body cards, student pictures, and football and basketball tickets. Mrs. Mar- jorie Shinn worked with the Finance Board by handling student body funds and insurance policies for boys participating in after-school sports. Social Cultural Working with the team of advisor Vern Gleason and Commissioner Mary Iverson, the Social-Cultural Board was responsible for the success of Hi Day ' and the Christmas dance. The members of the board planned the assemblies and the Awards Tea. Mary Iverson Commissioner FIRST ROW: Nancy Kilday, Mary Iverson, Sue Reev es. SECOND ROW: Judy Black, Karen Clarke, Lynn Facchini. THIRD ROW: Ginger Miller, Carolyn Judd, Carol Whitney, Roger Nelson. 71 Noon Rec FIRST ROW: Laura Andrade, Suzi Pollock, Leslie Fong. SECOND ROW: Linda Walter, Stacey Smith, Maureen Fastenau, Mary Rice, Marcie Smith. THIRD ROW: Dave Wong, Michael Keagy, Bev Green, John Torok, Bill Marks. FOURTH ROW: Harry Frazier, Randy Brooks, Terry Pisenti, Steve Fong, Tod Hochstatter. Providing activities and fun for students during lunch periods was the main job of the Noon Recreation Board. Under the su- pervision of Mrs. Evelyn Tresnon. Commis- sioner Tod Hochstatter organized a hootc- nanny, a sock hop, basketball, volleyball, badminton games, and horseshoes. Tod Hochstatter Commissioner Publicity Under the leadership of Commissioner Jamie Brandt and advisor Richard Inman, the Publicity Board made posters and ban- ners informing students of games, dances and other school activities. The student body purchased a new printing press and new type styles for the Publicity Board. FIRST ROW: Ruth Hayler, Jamie Brandt, Cathy Hoffman. SEC- OND ROW: Judy Garcia, Joann Bourdon, Kortne Hall. THIRD ROW: Sally Pope, Karen Peterson, Kathi Davis, Nancy Schwartz. Jamie Brandt Commissioner Elections FIRST ROW: Joann Bourdon, Carol Negro, Nancy Silver, Lynne Neumann. SECOND ROW: Eileen Hannel, Gail Retallick, Judy Black, Carole Emery, Nancy Eranosian. THIRD ROW: Jim Al- brecht, John Clardy, Bob Mayer, Gail Neumann, Russell Scharman. Carole Emery Commissioner The second Elections Board in Carl- mont history, directed by Commissioner Carole Emery and advisor John Shannon, handled Student Body, class officers, and queen elections this year. The board also continued its system of voter registration. Welfare Marvin Anderson Commissioner With the help of Commissioner Marvin Anderson, the Welfare Board ' s purpose was to improve the reputation of Carl- mont and give students the right to regu- late themselves by their own laws. The board sponsored the registration of cars, blue flags for parking, and the car check. They enforced the ban on smoking and littering on campus and at the shopping center. FIRST ROW: Jim Miles, Marv Anderson. SECOND ROW: Steve Daubert, Gail Neumann, Kathy Malouf, Eric McHuron. THIRD ROW: Tom Nolan, Jerry Morlensen, Carl Craft, Pete Nicoletti, Richard Harry. FOURTH ROW: Dave Gray, Mike Blondell, Bob Davis, Pam Siverson, Dennis Landes, Fred Nold. FIFTH ROW : Vernon Kell, Gary Larsen, Don Gray, Bill Thompson, Andy Sears, Stan Stone. 73 School Spirit BY THE C, BY THE C, BY THE BEAUTIFUL C. Under the spirited leadership of Coniinissioner Ellen Wallace, school spirit reached an all time high. Ellen and the 120 members of the board worked together to give us a very successful Home- coming Week and four shout-filled rallies. In addi- tion, the board arranged for looters buses which permitted many students to attend the afternoon football games. Ellen Wallace CommissioneT Boys ' Sports riu- Hoys ' Spoils board, advised by C:oa( h Hill Hurst, took charge of basket- ball and football games, sale of sports awards, and management of the donkey basketball game. Fred Nold Commissioner 75 -Visual The Audio- Visual Crew, advised by Robert Robinett, was responsible for over 1 20 pieces of equipment, including over- head, 16 mm, and film strip projectors, record players, and tape recorders. The members of the crew were volunteers and boys who serve as student clerks during assigned ' periods. FIRST ROW: Doug Boostrom, Ernie Tompkins. SECOND ROW: Donald Hutchings, Bob Sabo. Caduceus Careers in public health, nursing, and related fields become more attractive through the interests developed by the Caduceus Club. Mrs. Shirley Stiles, school nurse, directed a busy year of films, lec- tures, and demonstrations. The clima.x of the year was a cookie sale benefit for the USS Hope, a hospital ship. FIRST ROW: Linda Lazarus, Linda Widger, Mel Marion, Judy Rainey, Paula Mann. SECOND ROW: Kathy Kcmmerle, Ruth Samts, Linda Hagaman, Fredina Young. THIRD ROW: Regine Monso, Cyn- thia Chance, Christine East, Gaye Taylor, Marilyn Styner. FOURTH ROW: Anita Baker, Sally Maddox, Mary Ann Greis, Mary Ann Hodges, Marlene Thornburg. Big Sisters The 4-5 ac tive inerribers of the Big Sis- ters showed new students around Carl- inont. They had a potluck dinner to ac cjuaint new students with school activi- ties. In addition, the Big Sisters made parents feel welcome at various school activities. FIRST ROW: Diane Kreamer, Judith Combs, Bonnie Kinkade, Kathy Darnell, Lynette Francisconi, Jean McDowell. SECOND ROW: Linda Huber, Paula Williams, Terri Gammon, Dolores Riviello, Michelle Sil- ver, Judy Rainey, Kathy Judd, Maxine Sweet. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Stone, Valerie Coie, Claudia Carlson, Joan Lamaysou. FOURTH ROW: Josette Robasse, Maureen Fastenau, Sally McMeekin, Lynn Baumsteiger, Donna Friedli, Vickey Ritchey. FIFTH ROW: Sherry Lafferty, Sheila Ellena, Ann Jensen, Suzette Johnston, Holly Gruman, Joy Heeb. Ceramics Club The Ceramics Club began its first year in Carlmont history under the direction of advisor Vern Gleason. The members de- cided not to become a service organiza- tion, but to make clay objects for per- sonal enjoyment. FIRST ROW: Bonnie Wiedeman, Chearn Pew, Jessee-Ayn Jackson. SECOND ROW: Nancy Webber, Christy-Aniti East, Nancy Cunning- ham. THIRD ROW: Cornelia-Liza Taylor, Tim O ' Brien, Vern Glea- son, advisor. 77 Botany Club The liotany Club, vvhicli was inspired by Rick Dahl and advised by James Lind- holm, had a successful beginning as a new club. The members experimented with the growth of plants. The club ' s main activities included a trip to the Golden Gate Plant Center and talks by greenhouse specialists. FIRST ROW: Kerry Ricicr, Nancy Ravncs. SECOND ROW: Steve DelCastello, Walt Jacoby, Rick Dahl. Key Club The Key Club functions to ser e the Carlmont students and lac ulty. Through- out the school year, the boys in the c lub maintained the book store, providing the student body with a wide variety of papei - back books. In addition, they sponsored the I ' lukey Trot during the Christmas season. Each winner in the 12 divisions ol this five-mile foot race to San Carlos High School received a turkey. FIRST ROW: Ceoff White, Michael Kcasy, Mike McCann, Hans Dankers, Dennis Martin, Bill Marks. SECOND ROW: Tom Lorenzen, Walt Gabler, Martin McCann, Donald Hutchint;s, Ste e Font?, Steve Daubert, Richard Harry. THIRD ROW: Terry Baker, Jack Hunt, Alan Dougherty, Don Klingborg, Gary Larscn (president), Ned Seawell, John Mills, Mike Savage. 78 L Mb Mil FIRST ROW: Stacey Smith, Carol McClain, Cheryl Mayfield, Barbara Katagiri, Valerie Coie, Claudia Carlson, Carole Westphal. SECOND ROW : Suzctte Johnston, Kathy Rea, Ruth Hayler, Nancy Cunningham, Dennis Martin, Jay Lipson, Richard Klingner (president), Ellen Wal- lace, Fran Sime. THIRD ROW: Joan Lamaysou, Nancy Eranosian, Judy Black, Nicola Taylor, Sharon Gaskcll, Penny Fast, Kathy Lynch, Holly Gruman, Carolyn Cast, Kathi Davis. FOURTH ROW: Geoff White, Hans Dankers, Joan Williams, Gail Retallick, Kerr y Ri der, Joel Gyllenskog, Arthur Hopgood, Tom CJarrato, Cathy Ziegler, Terry Pisenti. CSF The ineinljL ' is of the CaHloi nia Scholar- ship Federation again sponsored the all- iinpoitant College Day. Under advisor Robeit Titlow, the honorary club also went on its annual field trip in the spring, to which members of both semesters were invited. Block The goal of the Boys ' Block C is to encourage athletic activities and perform services for the school. Under the leader- ship of President Rich Harry and advisor Fred Mangini, the members of the club or- ganized the Homet oming parade, bought club jackets, and sponsored money-raising projects for a press box in the bleachers. FIRST ROW: Dave Walsh, Dennis Martin, Dave Keck, Grant Niles, Doug Roberts, Richard Klingner, Don Frost. SECOND ROW: Richard Harry, Tom Wake, Roger Royal, Hans Dankers, John Mills, Mike McCann, Rick Ames, Tay Malouf. THIRD ROW: Andy Sears, Tom White, Ned Sea- wcll, Steve Fong, Pat Savage, Mike Savage, Bruce Bachant, Bill Feeney. FOURTH ROW: Stan Stone, Tom Grimm, Jack Hunt, Jim Bettinger, Peter Nicolctti, Mike BlondcU, Don Gray, Martin McCann, Gary Larsen, John Griffith, Fred Olson, Dave Gray. 79 FIRST ROW: Mary Thuneniann, Lvnne Neumann, Evelyn Barkmann. SECOND ROW: Gail Neumann, Joel Gyllenskog, Cathy Ziegler. THIRD ROW: Thomas Marks, advisor, Carol Bull, Fred Palmer. Spanish Club The purpose of the Spanisli Club is lo promote the understand iiio of Spanish culture, l irected by ad isor I ' hoinas Marks and President Gail Neumann, the club exehanged tapes with schools in .Spanish -speaking ( ountric-s. Engineering The Engineering Club, under the lead- ership of advisor Carroll Jensen, is c om- prised of drafting students. The club functions to help the drafting student bec ome better ac c|uainted with c hanges in industry and prepare him for c ollege. FIRST ROW: Bill Sheppard, Richard Ambra, Ellen Fleis- sncr, Ken Turcotte, Nick Hyland, Roy Horn. SECOND ROW: Mike Bowline;, Don Strachan, Ken Torre, Lee Colby, J.-ick Winhall, John Matthews. THIRD ROW: Mike Spear, Wayne Oestreich, Barry Brandt, Neill Shipley, Craig Sten- sen, Chuck MacDonald, George Nickelson. FOURTH R()W: John Martin, Perry Vandcrhurst, Dave Hansen, Byron Lemmon, William Segarini, Martin McCann, Mike Pierce, Tom Larsen. 80 Scotties Both parents and students appreciate Scotties. As a service organization ov girls. Scotties ser ed at dances, Back-to-School Night, Open House, Band-O-Rania. the Spring Concert, and school plays. Mrs. Evelyn Tresnon was faculty advisor. FIRST ROW: aleiie Coie, Claudia Carlson. SECOND ROW: Joan Lamaysou, Suzette Johnston, Ruth Samts. THIRD ROW: Sharon O ' Conner, Linda Hagaman, Liz Joacobs. Girls ' Block Under the supervision of Miss Inez Nagai, the Girls ' Block C served a dual purpose this year, acting also as the Girls ' Sports Board. The club managed to keep the student body well nourished by its monthly donut sales. The girls also spon- sored an Eighth Grade Sports Day to pro- mote new interest in the after-school sports program. FIRST ROW: Susan Warrick, Nancy Raynes, Liz Woolfson, Gail Gus- tafson, Carol McClain, Carla Dchne. SECOND ROW: Dolores Lar- will, Cynthia Brandt, Cathy Hoffman, JoAnne McClain. THIRD ROW: Joan Williams, Kerry Rider, Slieila Ellcna, Karen Nissen. 81 TOCS FIRSl ROW; Carolyn Ford, Becky Walker, Maureen Fastenau, Elaine VoRt, Kathy Barsotti. SEC:()ND ROW: Edie Walker. Cathy Hoffman, Stephanie Nicoletti, Bev Green, Nancy Erano- sian. THIRD ROW: Phvllis Kuehn, Gail Neumann, Janet Li ' Woolfson, Randi Simpson, Marilyn Styner. FOURTH ROW: Martin McCann, Jean Stewart, Nancy Harbour, Regine Monso. FIFTH ROW: Mike Jackson, Steven Harnett, Terry Pisenti. SIXTH ROW; Jim Klavin, Roger Nelson. Janet Woolfson Exchange Student England Travel Opportunities for Carlmont Stu- dents is an organization to familiarize students with the cultures of other coun- tries. Last summer junior Mike Keagy toured nine European countries, and sen- ior Gail Neumann traveled to Sweden. Elizabeth Woolfson from England was Carlmont ' s exchange student during the 1963 school year, and Luxana Phaksuwan was a guest student from Thailand. Rifle Club The Rifle Club is an organization to teach members the safe use of weapons and the positions of shooting. The 25 active members of the club and advisor Leo Campey, practiced marksmanship in the Carlmont gym and the rifle range at Coyote Point. Competition with other schools highlighted the year. FIRST ROW: Jo Anne Brown, Nancy Webber, John Lewis, Brier Buchalter. SECOND ROW: Allen Glasmann, Doug Moody, Wayne Smith, Ricky Baker, Terry Smith. THIRD ROW: David Bearce, Larry Brown, Tom Bell, Dave Wong, Ted Parker, Leo Campey, advisor. 82 cwoc The purpose of the Creative Writers of Carhiiont is to promote creative writing by talented students. Editor Carolyn Oast and the 16 members of her staff worked under the supervision of English teacher Ted Brammer to publish Twig, a mag- azine of short stories and poems. FIRS 1 ROW: Jamie Brandt, Alexa Choney, Barbara Katagiri, Michael Jackson. SECOND ROW: Sharon Gaskell, Ivy Hutchings. ' Nancy Har- bour, Carolyn Cast. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Brandt, Jean Schnell, Carol Bull, Roger Nelson. Advanced Science The purposes of the Advanced Science Club are to inform students of science scholarships and to help them find sum- mer employment in science. The club sponsored a contest in which students sub- mitted research papers, which were sent to the Ford Foundation for evaluation. In the spring advisor Walter Cottle took the club members on a field trip to Tomales Head. FIRST ROW: Kim Banks, Christ Inman. SECOND ROW: Mike Jackson, Regine Monso, Dave Lovell. THIRD ROW: Roger Nelson, Rick Dahl (president), Arthur Hopgood. 83 84 Classes lunior Leaders Cindy Mereditli Secretary -Treasurer Harry Bettencourt President Mike McCann Vice President FIRST ROW: Kathy Goldman, Barbara Katagiri, Lynette Francisconi, Bonnie Kinkade, Carol McClain, Kathy Darnell. SECOND ROW: Merrille Jackson, Suzi Pollock, Nancy Cun- ningham, Sandy Meyers, Kathy Judd, Joy Heeb, Jill Rush- more, Terry Mosle, Marilyn McCoy, Mieke Dankers, Monica Thompson. THIRD ROW: Penelope Aiu, Cheryl Mayfield, Linda Widger, Cindy Meredith, Liz Kirton, Jean McDowell, Ann Jensen, Sue Markovits, Cindy Jensen, Jacquie Thomp- son, Sandy Serrott. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Ramer, Jean Schnell, Pat Griflin, Shirley Guth, Barbara Lewis, Michael Keagy, Kathleen Kyne, Fran Sime, Kathy Lynch, Sharon Gaskell, Karen Gebhardt. FIFTH ROW: Harry Bettencourt, John Gleason, Mike Savage, John Mills, Martin McCann, Jim Hettinger, Jack Hunt, Terry Baker, Clreighton Miller, Randy Brooks, Charles Ice, Bill Roth. 86 The Carefree ' Juniors Acheff, Bill Aiu, Penny Alberts, Rich Albertson, Ted Alger, Jack Allen, Don Alteri, Pat A Ives, Bruce Ambra, Richard Ames, Rick Amundson, Bob Anaya, Gloria Anderson, Chris Andrade, Mary Ansaldo, Stan Ausielio, Frank Bachant, Bruce Ballard, Gary Bailey, Guy Baker, Terry Barenz, Henry Barnes, Andrew Barnes, Rick BarquiUa, Fran Bartlet, Dick Barulich, John Bary, Richard Baxter, Pam Beattie, Steve Bechthold, Gary Beers, Mary Anne Bell, Cheryl Bellinis, Barbara Belstler, Carol Beltrami, Dennis Benevento, Larry Bennett, Susan Bemler, Jane Bettencourt, Harry Bettinger, Jim Bingham, Marsha Bisson, Louise Black, Karen Blagg, Randy Bledsoe, John Block, Gordon Blundell, Kathy Boghosian, Andy Botu, Sue Boudreau, John Bowling, Leroy Brandeburg, Kittle Brandt, Barry Brandt, Cynthia Brandt, John Brasier, Kathy 87 luniors Broderick, Lani Brooks, Randy Bruno, Michael Bryant, Sharon Bullivant, Sue Burke, Patrick Hurley, Jane Bumand, Cheryl Comelins, Johnny Cornell, Gary Cortopassi, Dan Crane, Rich Croletto, Dolores Cross ley, Nancy Crossley, Susan Crowley, Linda Bushey, Jim Carrato, Thomas Carter, Herb Catlin, Sheila Cellar, Lynn Chapman, Mary Christopherson, Keith Cicero, Dan Cicero, Don Cissell, Bill Clark, Graham Coel, Jack Colldeweih, Alan Colvig, Tom Combs, Glenn Conley, Jean Cruz, Fred Culp, Wayne Cunningham, Nancy Curtiss, Steve Dae, Gary Dahl, Rick Dankers, Mieke Darnell, Kathy David, Viola Davie s, Jeff Delabriadals, Charlotte Del Bono, Donald Del Castello, Steve De Martini, Mike Demattei, David Denning, William Dewart, Raenette Dinkel, Cheryl Dixon, Dick Dougherty, Alan Doyle, Elin Dunsmore, Mike Dvorak, Randy Eastin, Delaine Echtemacht, Gayle Edwards, Bill Edwards, Dan Ellison, Bob Emery, Richard Engelbert, Rich Epting, Elaine Ergas, Dennis Evensen, Dave Fabbri, Julie Farris, Rosie Fassett, Howard Fast, Penny Fiore, Robert Fitzgerald, Paula Fleck, Keith B8 lutilors Fleissnek, Ellen Folsom, Daylen Foster, Dan Fotls, Alexandra Fowler, Tom Francisconi, Lynett Frederick, Donna Frederickson, Gren Friedll, Donna Frost, Donald Gaskell, Sharon Gast, Carolyn Gavron, Pat Gebhardt, Karen Giacomino, David Girouard, Pat Giudicelli, Renee Gjedsted, Brooke Glasgow, Mike Gleason, John Gluck, George Goldman, Cathy Goldman, Kathy Gordon, Aleta Gorton, Glenda Grabowski, Fred Gradek, James Grandfield, Larry Graziani, Fred Greene, Jeff Griffin, Cheryl Griffin, Pat Gum, John Guth, Shirley Haas, Bonnie Hadley, Susan Hall, Stephen Hannigan, Cathie Hannigan, Dave Ham, Noreen Hassett, Sandy Hatak, Jim Hayner, Randy Heeb, Joy Heighton, Mary Hellyer, Dan Hendy, Ray Hem, Don Hernandez, Kathy Higginbotham, Sue Hoffseth, John Holmquist, Verna Hopkins, Mary Hopp, Terri Hoppes, Boyce Horn, Roy Howard, Tony Howe, Gary Huber, Linda Huckaby, Peggy Hulegaard, Dan Humeny, Lorrie Hunt, Jack Hunter, Steve Hurwitz, Joan Hutchings, Donald Ice, Charles Iff la, Sally lorio, Linda Jackson, Mark Jackson, Mel Jackson, Mike Janiszewski, Henry Jeanes, John Jensen, Ann Jensen, Luclnda Johnson, Wayne Jones, Sue Jonker, Marianne Judd, Kathy Karpinski, Sandy Kash, Dave Katagiri, Barbara Kaufman, Fraser Keagy, Michael Kerr, Pat Kleffer, Lynne Kindred, Marcene King, John Kinkade, Bonnie Kinsler, Colleen Kirhner, Andy Kirton, Elizabeth Knutson, Noel Kolb, Mike Koschyk, Joerg Kozub, Larry Krohling, Lucian Kunst, Jim Kurtz, Jan Kyne, Kathleen Lander, Joe Landis, Russ Larsen, Tom Laub, Maureen Lehmer, Ed Lehmer, Mike Lemson, Gretel Lenzi, Gene Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Chuck Licata, Donna Lindley, Earl Lord, Tom Losano, Phil Losberger, James Lott, Matt Lovell, David Low, Les Luck, Diana Lunn, David Lynch, Kathy Mac Donald, Chuck Mac Neill, Janice Malouf, Craig MoBumey, Gordon McCaiin, Cathie McCann, Martin McCann, Mike MoClain, Carol McCoy, Marilyn McDowell, Jean McLean, Marlene McMeekin, Sally McNumaru, Jani McRae, Sandy McWatters, John Maddox, Sally Madigan, Kathy Mahoney, Steve Maloney, Mike Mann, Barrett Mann, Valerie Manuel, Jim Markovits, Sue Marsh, Tom Marshall, Sandy Martin, Brent Martin, Dennis Martin, John Martin, Kathryn Martino, Gary Mayfield, Cheryl Medley, Carol Melton, Bonnie Meredith, Cindy Metz, Chele Meyer, Linda Meyers, Sandy Messmer, Frank Millard, Steff Miller, Creighton Mills, John Minor, Bob Mitchell, Art Monte, Ronnie Moore, Dave Moore, Wendy Morris, Linda Morse, Maynard Mosher, Chris Mosle, Terry Muhilly, Karen Murphy, John Murphy, Terry Murphy, Tim My rick. Chuck Nathan, Marlyn Nelson, Jo Ann Nelson, Roger Newbold, Bill 91 Moonlight n ' Roses Juniors Oestreich, Wayne O ' Laughlin, Tim Olson, Fred Padel, Anita Pastorelli, Joan Pastorelli, Linda Pastorelli, Shirley Patrick, Glenn Patterson, Gayle Patterson, Robert Pearce, Joe Pearoe, Willianm Pebbles, Terry Perras, Diane Petersen, Kathie Rae Petri, Sandy Potoski, Sue Powell, Pat Prunier, Mike Pugh, Barney Quinn, Pat Radford, Glenn Ramer, Carolyn Ramos, Paula Rayfield, Mary Reed, Rhondda Reitman, Bill Remington, Jean Rhodes, Jim Riley, Dave Ritchey, Vickey Roberts, Doug Royal, Roger Rushmore, Jill Russell, Sue Rutledge, Sheila Sakelarios. Pete Sam, Kathey Satir, Bill Savage, Mike Savage, Pat Scheer, Don Schneider, Al Sohnell, Jean Sohurosky, Ed Scott, Pat ScripiUiti, JoAnn Seawell, Ned Niokelson, George Nichols, Ken Niles, Grant Nolan, Patrick Nolfi, Janet Nutt, Curtis Odenheimer, Ron O ' Donovan, Derry Petrovich, Ronald Phillips, Rich Pierce, Mike Pierce, Nancy Pignone, Bob Pinneo, Sue Pollock, Glenda Ponte, Dorothy Robertson, Barbara Robertson, Dan Robinson, Rick Rosemeyer, Ken Roth, Bill Rovere, Jules Rowland, Randall Royal, Carol 93 luniors Seigart, AI Serrott, Sandy Sheldon, Janis Sheppard, Bill Shipley, Neill Shortall, Sally Silvera, Vince Sime, Frances Singler, Loma Skirrow, Marlene Sletner, Don Smatana, Linda Smith, Gregg Smith, Linda Smith, Wayne Smith, Wendy Starr, Suzanne Steinbeck, Randy Stensen, Craig Stevenson, Tom Stirling, Judy Stolle, Bill Stoner, Dan Stuart, Larry Stutzman, Joie Swaggart, Myma Swartz, Jim Tankersley, Sharon Taylor, Bob Taylor, Camille Taylor, Nicola Terrill, Katy Thomas, Pat Thompson, Jaoki Thompson, Monica Thorns, Carl Thunemann, Mary Tillman, Erik Tillman, Stina Tippets, Donna Titlow, Arlene Torre, Ken Toynton, Ken Tredway, Brian Tredway, Larry Trengali, Paula Turcotte, Ken Vail, Barbara Vallerga, Linda Waldschmidt, Rich Wallace, Sheryl Walls, Mary Walsh, Pat Walter, Lynn Ward, Tim Warren, Christine 94 luniors Warren, Susan Watts, Rich Weaver, Alan Weldon, Patrick Westphal, Carole Wetherell, Dolores White, Tom Whiteside, Marge Willard, John Williams, Nancy Williams, Rich Willis, Bob Wilson, Gene Wilson, Linda Wilson, Ron Wilson, Sue Wilwerding, Mary Winkle, Ida Winn, Philip Wirgler, Ellen Wisenor, Pennie Woodin, Bev Woodson, Joan Wright, Christie Wright, Marge Wright, Richard Yaley, Pat Yamauchi, Bruce Young, Curtis Young, Martha Zapponi, Mike Ziegler, Catherine 4 95 Sophomore Leaders Kitty Jones Secretary-Treasurer Uiaiif Maxon President Nancy Kilday Vice President FIRST ROW: Paula Yeghoian, Diane Maxon, Frank Pig- nataro, Joan Miailovich, Jane Griffith, Merry Oviatt, Linda Ohran, Sally Quick, Lie Frates, Nancy Gillinghani. SEC- OND ROW: Maureen Fastenau, Janet Armstrong, Karen Clarke, Erica Wagner, Sheila Young, Sue McMurtry, Gertrude Sally, Mary Cooks, Kitty Jones, Jane LaDue. THIRD ROW: Jackie Evans, Maureen Mahoney, Ginger Miller, Ruth Hayler, Nancy Eranosian, Nancy Kilday, Cheryl Witt, Sandi Griffiths. FOURTH ROW: Judy Black, Robb Gruman, Bob Mayer, Jim Pierce, Hans Dankers, Gerry McBride, Claudia Falbo, Sharon Selke. 96 The Starry-eyed ' Sophomores Adler, Alexis Alberti, Sandy Albrecht, Jim Anderson, Jim Anderson, Rick Arata, Charles Armstrong, Janet Astrella, Jerry Austin, Emery Avery, Candy Babb, Ann Baker, Anita Baker, Jerrold Barnard, Linda Barr, Debora Barsocchini, Richard Bartlett, Julie Bateman, Kathleen Beanan, Mike Beattie, Nancy Bechtold, Carol Becker, Jim Bell, Michael Bell, Roxanne Bemal, Clyde Bemier, Paul Bettencourt, Ed Bettinger, Robert Binetti, Brent Binetti, Debbie Bisson, Maryellen Black, Judy Bloosom, Steve Boehme, Mike Bohlen, Dan Boostrom, Doug Bosse, Judy Botu, Mario Bradfield, Bill Brady, Gary Bragato, Nancy Brewer, Sharon Brinegar, Cheryl Brock, Mary Brodbeck, Cal Brown, JoAnne Brown , Lynn Browne, John Bryant, Nancy Bull, Carol Bunker, Janet Burke, Kirk Bushy, Jerome Cannata, Chris Caradonna, Mike Carlson, Claudia Sophomores Carr, Terrance Cartmell, Jane . Cartmell, Joan Carver, Lynn Chambers, Charlie Champlin, Uinny Chance, Cynthia Chaney, Alexandra Corooleotes, George Cornell, Pete Cowan, Linda Cowan, Tom Crowell, Gordon Cummins, Margaret Cunningham, Dale Dalton, Sylvia East, Christine Edgar, Lorlee Egan, Maureen EUersick, Wayne Elliott, Jere Elliott, Joanne Enflnger, John Eranoslan, Nancy Charlton, Mary Ann Cheeseman, Ken Chin, Sharon Chow , Cynthia Clarke, Karen Clements, Cathy Cobum, Linda Codiga, Lynn Cole, Valerie Cole, Mike Colgate, Richard Connelly, BUI Convey, Mike Cooke, Ian Cooke, Robert Cooks, Mary Damlco, Sam Dankers, Hans Darby, Sheila Darling, Bill Darnell, Judy Davidson, Joan Dayson, William Deane, Steve Demattei, Susan Desescale, Robert Deshields, Craig Deusterman, Sharon Deweese, Roberta Drotleff, Tom Duryea, Jean Dvorak, Chuck Ergas, Nannette Erlkson, Brian Evans, Jackie Facchini, Lynn Fait, Susan Falbo, Claudia Farey, Carole Fasset, Hal Fastenau, Maureen Fastenau, Shar Feitelberg, Phil Fenlon, Lorlnda Fergus, Don Fernandez, Den Ferreira, Darlene Flore, Linda 98 Sophomores Franklin, Sandy Frates, Lilas Frederick, Mary Fuentes, Linda Fulton, Richard Futrell, Bill Gabler, Joan Gaffigan, Pam Gage, Charles Gallic, Gordon Galliven, Judy Gammon, Terri Gamer, Gayle Gauntt, Bruce Gay, Hobie Gebhardt, Bruce Green, Jon Griffin, Joanne Griffith, Jane Griffiths, Sandra Grosberg, Barbara Gruman, Robb Grunewald, Joan Hagaman, Linda Harms, Gary Hartman, Linda Harvard, Hal Harwood, Bruce Hayler, Ruth Healy, Marlene Heapes, George Hemsley, Levita Hoffseth, Anne Holloway, Tom Holmquist, Chuck Hopgood, Arthur Hopp, Mark Horn, Bob Houlihan, Bob Huffaker, Cheri Hughes, Karen Hurd, Dave Hurd, Doug Hyland, Phil Inman, Chris Irwin, Ken Jackson, Debbie Jackson, Judie Flanigan, David Foote, David Forcier, Jeff Ford, Carolyn Forseth, Judl Fowler, Sherry Fox, Steven Franklin, Clifford Gebhardt, I ' ett- Gerrans, Lee Gillingham, Nancy Giron, Annette Gjedsted, Alan Gluck, Elaine Goldman, Mike Gough, Jessie 99 Sophomores Jacobs, Liz Jahnke, Jim James, Signe Jensen, Alan Johnson, Shiela Johnston, Suzette Jones, Kitty Jower, Larry Kalvass, Paul Karren, Kathleen Kasich, Sandy Kates, Elaine Keagy, Steve Keck, Dave Kehoe, Cynthia Kelly, Jack Kelton, Steve Kepley, Jim Kilday, Nancy King, Jerry Kinne, Jim Kinsler, Bonnie Kirchner, Andy Knox, Randy Kranich, Leslie Kraut, Bob Kroeplin, Margl Krohn, John LaBarbera, Kevin LaDue, Jane Lafferty, Sharon Laidlaw, Mary Lamaysou, Joan Landy, Maureen Langbein, Sherry Larson, Gene Larussa, Jeffery Laub, John Laurena, Rob Law son, Nancy Lay son, Clair Leake, Cynthia Lee, Doug Leuty, Paul Lewis, David Lewis, Glenn Ley re r, Madelynn LeZotte, Bruce Sophomore LeZotte, Renee Lindsey, Robert Lipson, Jay Locke, Fred Lockmanese, Rick LoCoco, Linda LoGiudice, Rich Lopez, Adrian Lorenzen, Tom Loring, Jim Lubke, Carol Luck, Richard Lueder, Tom Lye, Judy Macaire, Ron MacDonald, Karen Madsen, Carla Magill, Steve Mahoney, Maureen Mann, Paula Mantzoros, Sandy Marion, Melody Marrs, Trudy Marsh, Robert Martin, Lynn Mason, Penny Maxon, Diane Mayer, Bob McArdle, Jerry McBride, Gerry McCallum, Idell MoClure, Brad McGilvary, Jeff McMichael, Diana McMurtry, Sue McNeil, Tom MoQuagge, JoAnn Merz, John Miailovich, Joan Mikesell, Jim Miles, Robyn Miller, Ginger Miller, Kendra Mobley, Dennis Molyneux, Donn Montenero, Joe Montgomery, Sam Moody, Doug Sophomores Moore, Dave Morell, Gary Morgan, Joyce Morrell, Kenneth Morrison, Winifred Morse, Penny Moss, Steve Muhilly, Mike Mulley, Carol Murray, Mike Myhre, Bruce Myhre, Marilyn Nadler, Michael Nash, Doug Neermann, Cherrie Negro, Carol Neumann, Lynn Newman, Steve Nichols, Sharon Nolan, Maureen Normand, Betty Noteman, Bill Noteman, Richard Oakley, Kent O ' Brien, Mike O ' Connor, Sharon Ohran, Linda Okerlund, Tom Outten, Fraser Oviatt, Merry Owens, Pam Palm, Jim Palmer, Mike Panooast, Richard Pardoe, Toni Parker, Cheryll Partidos, James P earce, Steven Perce, Glenda Perkins, Brad Peterson, Bill Peterson, Bruce Peterson, Christine Peterson, Diane Peterson, Sigrid Peuser, Kim Phaksuwan, Luxana Pierce, Jim Sophomores Pignataro, Frank Pilger, John Pimentel, Doug Pisenti, Terry Pitzer, Howard Polanco, Joanne Pool, Kathy Poore, Lydia Porter, Bob Porter, Cheryl Pouge, David Poulsen, Richard Pruoyk, Teresa Quick, Gary Quick, Sally Quill, Mike Raffetto, Mike Ragan, Kathy Raimo, Barbara Rainey, Judy Rankin, Bob Rasmussen, Danny Raynes, Debbie Regli, Keith Repas, Mike Reshatoff, Bob Reshatoff, Paul Reynders, Linda Reynolds, Tom Rider, Wendell Riley, Connie Riviello, Dolores Robasse, Josette Roberts, Mark Robertson, Linda Robinett, Reno Rodrigues, Carol Rose, Freda Roskin, Sandy Ruff, Cheryl Sabo, Bob Samts, Ruta Sanders, Barry Savage, George Scholkowsky, Wayne Scharman, Russell Schlocker, Al Schmierer, Larry k A U M Sophomores 104 Sophomores Wake, Tom Waldsohmidt, Bob Waldum, Pat Walker, Becky Walsh, Dave Watson, Sandra Walters, Mike Weber, Rick Weed, Mike White, Bob White, Geoff White, Ronny Whitney, James Wightman, Dina Wika, Gary Wilhite, Melvin Yeghoian, Paula Young, Barbara Young, Fredina Young, Sheila Vankirk, Rick Vaudell, Terry Veenstra, Gene Vezzolini, Bob Vezzonlini, Rich Vinay, John VonBerg, Dot Wagner, Erica Wilkerson, Carol Williams, Chris Williams, Dave Williams, Paula Williams, Valeria Wilson, Heather Wison, Terry Witt, Cheryl Wohler, LaRue Wold, Pete Woo, Rhoda Woodman, Bob Yalamantez, Arthur Yaley, Sandy Yamauchi, Brad Yee, Ron 105 Freshman Leaders The Red-hot ' Freshmen Abell, Craig Acheff, Ivan Adame, Judy Allen, Jack Amundson, Bob Amundson, Melanle Anaya, Jack Andrade, Laura Anderson, Marsha Ankele, Chad Aul, Richard Avery, Linda Bacallao, Rafael Backus, Virginia Baird, Richard Baker, Rick Baldwin, Cathy Balestrero, Dan Banaag, Ken Banks, Kim Barazota, Rom Bamett, Steve Barrett, Pam Barsotti, Kathy Bartlett, Jim Batdorf, Bev Bates, Bob Bates, Roger Bates, Ronnie Baumann, Chris Bayne, Arline Bayne, Chris Beal, Dorene Beall, Jim Beaman, Mai-y Ann Beanan, Steve Bearce, David Beauchamp, B. J. Bell, Nashelle Bell, Tom Bellinis, Carol Bench, Dave Bench, Sandy Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Jean Berkhouse, Marty Bevil, Betty Beyers, Sue Bielen, Marianne Birge, Artie Bisohoff, David Bishop, Fra Bjorman, Holly Black, Andi Blackwell, Paul Blake, Dennis Freshmen 108 Freshmen Erb, Tom Erwin, Pam Estabrook, Pamela Evans, Ronald Evensen, Chris Fassett, Helalne Fastenau, Kathy Feaohen, Sue Fergus, Nancy Ferrari, Louie Ferreira, Janet Fisher, Nancy Fitts, Ray Florea, Carol Fong, Leslie Forrest, Brian Fox, Cydney Fraer, Bruce Francisconi, Jamie Franklin, Jeanne Franzetti, Maria Frederickson, Mark Freeman, Kathleen Frey, Fred Girouard, Ann Girouard, Maureen Giumelli, Robert Glasmann, Ross Glassey, Tish Goodman, Anna Gorton, James Gotay, Sandy Gottlieb, Audrey Gradek, Karen Grandfield, Julie Greiss, Lawrence Grover, George Guglielmo, Paul Gyllenskog, Jean Gyorfi, Frank Hanson, Leslie Harris, Ron Hart, Nancy Haslett, Marilyn Hassett, Larry Hauff, Donald Hauser, Paula Hawke, Steve Hazel, Kirk Heimark, Valerie Hewitt, Mark Hill, Peggy Himes, Sandy Hodges, Mary Ann Holmes, Guy Holt, Barbara Hagen, Diane Hager, Sandy Haggard, Joe Hahn, Brenda Haight, Janice Hall, Ron Hannel, Larry Hannigan, Maureen 109 Freshmen Horn, Lonny Huffaker, Rori Humeny, Lynn Hurwitz, Sandy Ineich, Orin Jackson, Pat Jacobsen, Jeff Jameson, Jamie Jean, Bebe Jeanes, Mary Jensen, Bill Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Sture Judd, Martha Juno, Bob Kabatchniok, Twyla Kallo, Greg Karyotakis, Despina Kash, Cathy Kaufman, Bruce Kavaliunas, Norma Keh, Benjamin Keinath, Pam Keller, Judy Kelly, Carroll Kelly, Claire Kemmerle, Kathy Kentner, Karla Kepley, Don Kerns, Pat Kerr, Pat Khamsi, Richard Kieffer, Eddie Kindred, Don Kissinger, Brad Kissinger, Larry Kleespiess, Heidi Knight, Reid Kolstad, Dan Koon, Sandy Krausf, Sandy Krimmer, Alyce Krohn, Linda Kubach, Jacky LaMantia, Karen Landi s , Lynne Lanza, Larry Freshmen Lazarus, Linda Lee, Greg Leeson, Bob Lelo, Chuck Lemire, David Lemmon, Barbara Lester, Allan Lew, Ken Lewis, Bob Lewis, JoAnn Lewis, Victor Libal, Doug Libert, Tom Littlefield, Sherrilyn LoGiudice, Peggy Long, James Loscutoff, John Lovett, Bob Luchsinger, David Luck, Steven Lye, Jim Lynd, Bruce MacDonald, John MacLeod, Craig Madsen, Carolyn Main, Marilyn Manion, Pete Mann, Judy Mann, Rod Manning, Phil Mantzoros, Pete Marcher, Janice Marson, Linda Mason, Pam Mason, Ruthellyn Maxon, David Mayo, Sue Mc Adams, Candi McCall, Terry McCune, Barbara McDaniel, James McGrath, Mike Mclnemey, Lyn Mclsaac, Sandra McMahon, Jaoki McMurtry, Tim Melesky, Sue Melrose, Saimi 111 Freshmen Merritt, Bill Merz, Richard Meyer, Gail Mizzi, Evelyn Mobley, Gary Monroe, Mike Monso, George Monso, Pete Montgomery, Scott Morrison, Don Morrison, Eloise Mossawir, Mark Mozzetti, Tom Mullen, Nancy Murphy , Regina Muska, Mary Myers, Diane Nause, Mike Nelson, Lissa Nichols, Stan Nicoletti , Stephanie O ' Brien, Tim O ' Laughlin, Kathy Ondrake, Sue O ' Neill, John Oreglia, George Ostrowski, Stan Otterson, Mary Paddock, Katherine Paden, Craig Pantell, David Parker, Linda PastorelU, Jeanne Pastorelli, Mary Pebbles, Jim Peirce, Kevin Pelissier, Andy Peri, Don Perkins, Mike Petersen, Vicki Peterson, Duane Pinkiert, Evelyn Pitts, Steve Pless, Mary Podolsky, Larry Ponte, Linda Popplewell, Leslie Potaski, Margaret Freshmen Preston, Joe Preuss, Dave Price, Ken Puccio, F. Quinn, Brian Rainey, Mike Rainey, Yvonne Rains, Mike Ramer, Paul Redican, Kerry Reeves, Karen Reiland, Rex Reiss, David Remington, Francine Reshatoff, Carol Revell, Bonnie Rhodes, Sharon Richek, Geri Richter, Barbara Rivard, Michelle Rivera, Edward Roach, Mike Robbins, Kent Robillard, Robin Rodrigue, Marlee Rodriguez, Carmen Rogers, Mike Rohde, Pat Roily, Dave Root, Louise Rose, Lynn Roskin, David Roth, Cathy Rucker, Steve Ruggs, Wayne Russell, Richard Rutledge, Donna Ryan, Tom Samts, John Sanford, Rick Sawyer, John Scatena, Fred Schneider, Maryann Schulba, Gerry Sohultz, Judith Sohultz, Linda Scott, Jan Sears, Debbie Freshmen Sears, Winona Seaton, Timm Sellers, Patti Sepulveda, Linda Shane, JoAnn Sharp, Nancy Sheldon, Kent Sheppard, Deb Smith, Richard Smith, Sandy Smith, Sharon Smith, Terry Solomon, Kathy Sorensen, Christine Southwick, Mark Souza, Cathy Szokolics, Klara Talbott, Nancy Talbott, Sandra Taylor, Jill Taylor, John Temple, David Thane, Mel Theurer, Penny 1 1 h © -A • ■- . AT Thimmes, Diana Thomas, Gerald Thompson, Laurie Thornes, Joy Tice, Pat Titlow, Barry Tompkins, Joseph Torres, deannette Trippet, Paricia True, Gregory Tupper, Robert Turman, Linda Uhlig, Glenn Varich, Mike Valentin, Kristine Vogt, Elaine 114 Freshmen Westphal, Randi Wharton, Ralph White, Diane White, Joe Whitehead, Don Whiteside, Ray Whitfield, Karin Whitney, Janet Wilcox, Ginger Wilhite, Jerri Wilkerson, Linda Willett, Philip Williams, Barbara Williams, Cheryl Williams, Robert Williamson, Vioki Wright, Jeff Yerian, Dorothy Zaha, Charles Zusman, Jay Walker, Edith Walter, Lance Walther, George Wandmayer, Ellin Warner, Brenda Weaver, Mary Webber, Eleanor Weldon, Penny Willis, Dave Wilson, Gloria Winchell, Rodney Winston, Mike Witt, Nancy Wong, Dave Wrahtz, Kathy Wright, Dave 115 SPORTS QUEEN MARY LANGBEIN AND ESCORT DENNIS LANDES. Homecoming HouK ' coniing Week coiiiincnci ' d uitli BliR ' and Gray Day, Oct. 7. and dosed with a football game Oet. 11. The sopho- mores won the competition tor wearing the most blue and gray. On Wednesday. Pledge Day, all spirited Seots pledged their loyalty to Carlmont. A lallv to announce- the liomccoming cjueen finals was held at the track. A car parade followed the pep rally Friday. Foi the best decorated car in the parade, Jim Miles plac ed first. Mike Blon- dell, sec ond, Walt jac oljy, thiid, and Joan Williams, fourth. Pris Wray, ' 62- ' 63 cjucen, c rowned Mary Langbein Homeeoming Queen lor the 1963-1964 sports year during half time ot the homecoming game against San Carlos. I 118 From left: Debby Peterson, Kathy Malouf, Mary Langbein, Nancy Nelson, and Mary Ivcrson. 119 Sox Hop I THOUGHT THIS WAS A SOX HOP. F- ' rom left: Viola David and Linda Marcher (cutest), Hans (best couple), Joan Bringhurst, San Carlos (most orisinal). Bankers (loudest), Janis McNamara and Bob Senn, CSM 120 Sadie Hawkins Dance GRAB YOUR PARTNERS AND SQUARE DANCE? The Sadie Hawkins Dance, sponsored by the Student Council, was held on October 18. Best costume awards went to Cathy Goldman, Sue Shortall, Debby Peteison, Mike Blondeli and Kathy Ma- loul. Music was provided by the Carl- iiiont dance band, and Mr. DeNardo and Mr. uc( a perioi ined as Manyin ' Sams. IS IT TRUE BLONDELLS HAVE MORE FUN? 121 Christmas Dance Three hundred students and guests at- tended A Christmas Carol, the annual Christmas dani c sponsored by the Board of Commissioners. The Megatones pro- vided the music for the dance in the gymnasium Dec. 20, 1963. The commis- sioners later donated the 300-pound Christmas tree to the Children ' s Home in Redwood City. WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU DON ' T BELIEVE IN SANTA GLAUS? ol Q V o O o o, -I d I ' M 16, HOW OLD ARE YOU? Turkey Trot NUMBER 70 MOVING UP ON THE OUTSIDE. LOOK-ALIKES, LIZ WOOLFSON AND CINDY MERIDITH. Vistas EMPEROR GOLDMAN SPEAKS AGAIN. The 24 iiic ' iiibers of the yearbook class planned and prodmed Vistas. The first step in putting out this book of memories was to dummy on paper a piecise map of each page. The pictures had to be taken, de eloped, sized-up, and pasted down. The Vistas staff wrote, edited, and pasted down the copy. Members of the Vistas staff must be able to develop new and clever ideas, and they must work carefully and quickly in order to meet each of the three deadlines set by the printer. EDITOR KATHY FULTON. 124 THE EDITORS — FIRS ' l ROW: Sharon Walton, classes; Jacoby, photography; Kathy Damonte, seniors; Corky Arm- Billie Johnson, activities; PcgKy Jackson, academic; Dolores strong, sales; Joan Williams, advertising; Harry Bcttencourt, Larwill, sports; Sharon Gulp, copy. SECOND ROW: Wall clubs and boards. Carlmonitor TOP BANANA. Thr Carlmonitor was published 15 times during the school year, under the very capable direction of Editor Nancy Schwartz and her Assistant, Sharon Gaskell. Certain changes were made this year in the production of the newspaper. Beginning with the tenth issue, the Carlmonitor shifted from letter- press to offset printing. This resulted in an im- pro ed physical appearance, especially in the photographs. The Carlmonitor continued to cover the news thoroughly, and its feature and editorial page provided lively and penetrating reading concern- ing school affairs, as well as providing enter- tainment. 127 Orchestra CARLMONT ORCHESTRA . . . Band . . . AND BAND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RUSSELL REED. A Cappella Choir iiilmt blind performed at gjames, rallies, eri actwities. The annual Band-O-Rama jlii 20 and 21 at Notre Dame auditorium. 16 banp made its television debut March 29 on The Ypyng Sounds of Spring. |. J he oijchestra and a cappella choir participated Mn the Christmas program and spring concert. The hoir also continued the Christmas tradition of caroling throus;h the halls of Carlmont. 131 Donkey Basketball ' The Boy Friend ' SANDY McCREADIE (CENTER), THE FEMININE LEAD, WITH GIRL FRIENDS AND BOY FRIENDS. THE CARLMONT PLAYERS Tony Ron Anderson Polly Sandy McCreadie Mme. Dubonnet Maurna Houlihan Percival Brown Jim Klawin Hortense Jaime Robles Lady Brockhurst Fran Sime Lord Brockhurst Tim Murphy Maisie Nancy Cunningham Dulcie Sue McMurtry Fay Paula Williams Nancy Diana Unger Bobby Eliot Cowan Pierre Ken Rydell Alphonse Mike Zapponi Marcel Frank Messmer Gendarme Rich Alberts Waiter Bob Houlihan Tango Dancers. ...Steve Blossom, Carol Negro Swimmers.. Sheryl Mayfield, Melody Marion, Tom Moon, Gina Nelson, Lynn Cookston TIM MURPHY AND SUE McMURTRY. MAURNA HOULIHAN SINGS TO JAIME ROBLES. ELIOT COWAN TAGS NANCY CUNNINGHAM. ANYONE FOR A DIP IN THE POOL? STEVE BLOSSOM AND CAROL NEGRO, TANGO DANCERS. More Boy Friend ' FACULTY STAFF Director Robert T. Titlow Technical Director Jay Deck Musical Conductor Russell Reed Vocal Music Director Gerald Einarsson Choreography Mrs. Joline Bettendorf, Mrs. Cheryl Reed Costumes Miss Inez Nagai Publicity Miss Rose Chaplin Make-up Mrs. Gerry Meyer Lighting Miss Ann Marie Falvey Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Mary Condon TECHNICAL STAFF Kitty Jones Jack Newberry Kortne Hall Jamie Brandt Nancy Schwartz -...Carole Emery, Gail Neumann Linda Marcher Sherrie Gotelli Barry Harris, Madelynn Leyrer 136 Student Director. Lights House Publicity Tickets Programs Properties Stage Manager.... Assistants RON ANDERSON, THE BOY FRIEND. Vistas X2. Victims Again the Vistas photographers have captured unsuspecting Carlmonsters in some of their most precious poses. Beware! You may find yourself on one of these pages. THOSE WEEDS ARE KILLING ME. 138 139 Varsity Cheerleaders Davy Larson, Kathy Malouf, Cathy Ziegler, and Debby Peterson. 148 Mary Ellen Langbein, Ann Ausiello, Billie Johnson, Sue Wilson, and Jackie Thompson. Erica Wagner, Adrienne Lopez, Sherry Langbein, and Nancy Beattie. 149 FIRST ROW: Jim Pebbles, Barry Harris, Briar Buchalter, Bob Davis, Ken Torre, Tom White, Julian Rovere. SECOND ROW: Chris Mosher, Mike Maloney, Rick Lelo, Dave Gal- braith, Marv Anderson, Rich Watts, John Amirkhan, Fred Coaches Myers and Bradshaw. Nold. THIRD ROW: JCoach Hal Myers, Mitch Brunner, Vern Kell, Bill Feeney, Ed Woodhall, Jerry Golins, Carl Craft, Jerry Mortensen. j i a ! Varsity mtmm Football f Lack of experience proved almost fatal for the Carlmont Scots, who placed fifth in the SPAL with a 2-5 league record and a 2-7 overall. In his first season as varsity head coach, Jim Bradshaw initiated the single-wing pyramid formation at Carlmont, with Andy Sears and Ken Torre calling the plays. The coaching staff elected Fred Nold as Most Valuable Player on the squad and Tom Nolan as the Most Improved. Andy Sears and Marv Anderson were elected co-captains, and Fred Nold was selected first-string guard on the all-league team. 150 FIRST ROW: Pete Sakclarias, Gene Lenzi, Jim Manuel, Paul Nutt, Rich Wright, DSck Barseconi. SECOND ROW; Tim Murphy, Frank Messmer, Greg Savelly, Dave Doidge, Jii Swartz, Gary Cornell, phuck Myrick, Ted Parker. THIR ANDERSON SCORES FIRST TOUCHDOWN! ROW: Tom Nolan, Scott Thompson, Andy Sears, Stan Stone, Ed Schurosky, Don Strachan, Steve Martino, Randy Hayner, Coach Bradshaw. SCHUROSKY REACHES FOR PASS. 151 Frosh-Soph Football FIRST ROW: Paul Leuty, Sam Damico, John Pilger, Frank Pignataro, Rick VanKirk, Bruce Gebhart, Doug Herd, Ron MacCaire. SECOND ROW: Bob Reed, manager, Tom Lor- enzon, Bob Marsh, Bruce Myhre. Dave Williams, Tom Lueder, Terry Carr, Bill Peterson, Tom Phillips, Bob Cook, Jim Pierce, Jim Palm, Bob Reshatoff, Jerry King. THIRD ROW: Coach Sil Vial, Mike Bell, Dennis Enfinger, Steve Smith, Howard Pitzer, Mike Convey, Stan Trones, Gary Harms, Francis Puc- cio, Dave Pogue, Steve Moss, Randy Robinett, Pete Gebhart, Mike Goldman, Coach Norm DeNardo. COME ON, I HAD IT FIRST!!! 153 FIRST ROW: Carlos Rivera, Roy Crane, Ed Lehmen, Steve Don Frost. THIRD ROW: Martin McCann, Steve Daubert, Fong, Ned Seawell, Ron Renard, Larry Cranfield, SECOND Jack Sandin, Gary Larsen, Mike McCann, John Mills, Coach ROW: Bill Bradfield, Dave Walsh, Tom Wake, Ken Nichols, Loren Lansberry. Cross-Country This year, as is the Carlmont tradition, the cross country team took first place in the SPAL, penin- sula, and North Coast Section. In addition, the team placed second in the United States in three national postal meets. The top seven runners will return next year with juniors Mike McCann, Mart McCann and sopho- more Bill Bradfield, who are ranked in the top fifteen of the Nation. These three boys were on the All-Northern California team while other schools had only one runner on the team. Carl- mont beat three freshman college teams and lost to one. They beat 82 teams and lost to two this year. McCANN BREAKS THE TAPE. Soph Cross-Country FIRST ROW: Clyde Bernal, Bill Bradfield, Dick Pancoast, Rich Vezzolini. SEC- OND ROW: Brent Binetti, Dave Walsh. Art Talaniantez, Bill Darling, Dave Moore. THIRD ROW: Tom Wake, Dave Keck, Bob Bettinger, Bob Mayer, Rick Lockmanese, Tom Okerlund. Frosh Cross-Country FIRST ROW: Jim Lye, Joe White, Kent Sheldon, Mike Briggle. THIRD ROW: Coach Lansberry. David Pantell, Monroe, Jim Bosse. SECOND ROW: Ron Evans, Kevin Henry Bradfield, Bruce Dale, Ed Rivera, Larry Podolsky, Block, John Boccio, Don Whitehead, Jim Coulson, Bob Van- David Reiss. From left: Dick Bartlett, Al Smith, Jim Pierce, Robb Gru- man, Bob Mayer, Don Gray, Bruce Peterson, John Maynard, Jim Bettinger, Jack Sandin, Bruce Bowhall, Randy Hayi Bill Feeney, Ken Torre, Jeff Greene. Never in the history of Carhnont has the Scot basl etball team been in so many close games. An indication of the season was revealed in the first game, a one- point loss to the Palo Alto Vikings. The Scot team was led by Jack Sandin and Bruce Bowhall. Sandin, who was named all-league player, led the Scots in scoring and rebounding. Bowhall was named to the second all-league team. The Scots finished third in the SPAL. COACH GENE HAWLEY. SANDIN REACHES FOR A RE-BOUND. 157 ' B ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Frank Pii, ' iiaiaro. Dan Cicero, Corky Clark, ROW: Mike Bell, Jerry King, Mike Glasgow, Tom Drotleff, Pete Sakelarios, Tony Howard, Rich Englebert. SECOND Matt Lott, Greg Smith, Mike Palmer. Palo Alto 36 Cubberley 43 Menlo-Atherton 56 .... Ravenswood 45 Woodside 37 San Carlos 44 Sequoia 46 Palo Alto 60 Cubberley 24 Menlo-Atherton 46 Ravenswood 52 Woodside 30 San Carlos 46 Sequoia 57 CICERO OUT-MANEUVERS OPPONENT. Basketball FIRST ROW: Henry Janiszewski, Larry Tred- Crowell, Bill Jenkins, Mike Beanan, Steve Blake, way, Steve Keagy, Bill Futrell, Pete Manion. Steve Barnett, Lynn Rose, Steve Harms. SECOND ROW: Mark Mossowir, Gordon ' D ' Basketball FIRST ROW: Gary Brady, Rich LaGiudice, Gorton, Mike Yankus, Russ Scharman, Dennis Jack Stroppini, Bill Smith, George Savage, Terry Blake, Brad Stienstra, Mel Thine, Jay Lipson, VauDell, Frank Ausiello. SECOND ROW: Jim Greg Grover. 160 Soccer FIRST ROW- Ron Waldsi hinidtJ Karlc Bl.u kwcU, John Amirkhan, John Torek, John Carrcjl Bob Dav Marv An- derson, Randy Robinett, Richard Pfidhps. SECOND ROW David ' eIHs, John Jeanes, Ken Steve Crandall, iHobie Ga ' Allen, John P|%r THI Ro .hols, Bob Waldschmidt, nard, Mike Convey, Jack Brier Buchalter, Roger Bates, Terry Baker, David Maxon, Stevx Mahoney C int Sterry Walt Gabler, Greg Moon, Randy Brooks, David Nel- son. FOURTH ROW: Coach Sil Vial Randy Ceruti, Jerry Astrella, Charles Ice, Richard Wright, Paul Blackwell, Dave Lovell, Paul Ramer. 1 7 Carhnont ' s first soder team puUd L y. through with a 2-5 win-loss record one tied game. The team hopes to have a better season next year bec ause of the valuable exper- ience gained. Bob Davis, Marv Anderson, Mike Con- vey, and John Amirkhan were outstand- ing ' in their efforts. Sil Vial was the coac h and Jim Bradshaw his assistant. A TRY FOR AN OUT-OF-BOUNDS BALL. FIRST ROW: Frank Ausiello, Jim Kepley, Larry Jower Allan Walden, Bill Simmons. SECOND ROW: Tom Oliverio Dave Pogue, Jack Hunt, Fred Nold. THIRD ROW: Coach Hal Meyers, Jim Fritzler, Rick Lelo, Richard Ehret Tor Nolan. ' Carliiiont ' s wrestling team liad a j-4 win-loss record this year. The sophomore and freshmen grapplers were very strong, so next year should be very successful despite the loss of valuable seniors. In the Novice meet the following per- sons placed: Frank Ausiello .second, Jim Fritzler second, Tom Oliverio second. Rick Lelo third and Dave Pogue third. In the SPAL the following Scots placed: Fred Nold first, Frank Ausiello second, Jim Fritzler third and Rick Lelo third. The team was coached by Hal Meyers. Varsity Swimming FIRST ROW: Doug Cross, Greg Mahoney, Bruce Bachant, Doug Lee. THIRD ROW: Coach Norm DeNardo, Jerry Steve Grimaud, Marc Buchalter. SECOND ROW: Tod Golins, Dave Gray, Frank Puccio, Jim Albrecht. Hochstatter, Perry Vanderhurst, Rick Dahl, Mark Stillwell, GRAY PREPARES TO WIN ANOTHER. NOW WHAT? B ' Swimming FIRST ROW: Paul Bernier, Jack Shirley, Rick Barnes, Gari ney. THIRD ROW: Randy Knox, Gregg Thompson, Mark Bailard, Dennis Martin, Gordon Gallic, Joe Yankaus. SEC- Caton, Hans Dankers, Scott Spencer, John Samts, Mike OND ROW: Sid Smith (mgr.), Steven Pearce, David Bis- Muhilly. choff, Dan Bohlen, Rob Lawrence, Jim Kinne, James Whit- Jay Lipson, Mike Quill, Martin Hillerby. A PRECISION GYMNASTIC FORMATION. GYMNAS TICS AND VOl.LEYBALL Three Caiiniont girls won gold medals in the Division of Women ' s Sports at the gymnastics meet at San Franeisco State College. Securing first-place medals were Cathy Ziegler, advanced free exercise, Maureen Mahoney, beginning free exer- cise, and Charlene Stradley, beginning tumbling. A large turnout accounted for a suc- cessful girls ' volleyball season. Clan V was victorious in the A and B tournaments, and Clan I was in the C tournament. Carlmont took the championships in both A and B tournaments at the district meet at Woodside High School. PENNY DEMONSTRATES PROPER FINGERWORK. I HOPE WE ' RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK. MOTHER, MAY I? TRACK . . . AND FIELD Under the coaching of Miss Fran Sewell, the girls once again invaded the Carlmont track, much to the distress of Loren Lans- berry, the boys ' track coach. Field events this year included discus throw, shot-put, high jump, broad jump, and baseball throw. Track events included the 50, 75, and 100-yard dashes, 220-yard run, low hurdles, and 440-yard relays. Varsity Water Pel FIRST ROW: Doug Roberts, Dennis Landes, Mike Blondell, Mike Jones. SECOND ROW: Bruce Bachant, John Torok, Jim Rhodes, Rick Ames, Jay Malouf, Mike Spear. THIRD ROW: Coach Glenn Kovas, Dave Gray, Buzz Brandt, Griffith, Don Gray, Pete Nicoletti, Eric McHuron. John Frosh-Soph Water Polo FIRST ROW: Rob Lawrence, Barry Titlow, Craig Dewart, McArdle, Bob Rankin, Ken Cheeseman, Mark Caton. THIRD Robert Tournier, Dan Bohlen, Briar Buchalter. SECOND ROW: Steve Smith, Gordon Gallic, Jim Albrecht, Mike ROW : Dick Smith, Bill Thompson, Dennis Mobley, Jerry Boehme, Hans Dankers, Jim Mikesell, Gary Wika, Jim Kinne. 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The Vistas Staff of ' 64 EDI TOR IN CHIEF Kathy Fulton PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Walt Jacoby COPY EDITOR Sharon Gulp SECTION EDITORS Faculty and Academic P ggY Jackson Seniors Kathy Damonte Clubs and Boards Harry Bettencourt Classes Sharon Wahon Activities Billie Johnson Sports ' Dolores Larwill ARTIST Mike Dunsmore ADVERTISING MANAGER Joan Williams SALES MANAGERS Janet Armstrong, Sandy Parker ADVISOR Milton Goldman GENERAL STAFF Advertising Editorial Valerie Coie Shax iU_Ba44iar-4- — Nancy Kilday Gail Echternacht Photography Andrea Ellison Bill Roth Gail Ernst Larry Welling Lou Lazarus Sue Lazzareschi Sue Markovits Robert Taylor Sherry Zusman Acknowledgments The Vistas ' staff wishes to thank those who have helped produce r Vistas ' 64: Richard Hazlett, of R. Wallace Pischel yearbook publishers, who advised us in yearbook copy and paste-up. John Alden, of S. K. Smith, who assisted with the selection of a cover for this yearbook. Kunio Sato, of Smith Studios, who helped with photography. Mrs. Marjorie Shinn, who handled the Vistas ' finances and pfest- Christmas sales. Q V3 A4 W Varsity Baseball The Carlmont baseball team finished fifth in the SPAL this season with a 7-7 win-loss record. Three Carlmont boys were named to the all-SPAL team. They were Al Smith, Jim Kunst, and Gary Stout. Randy Ceruti received an honorable men- tion. BETTER BAHER BRUCE BOWHALL FIRST ROW: Ron Waldschmidt, Dan Hellyer, Steven Beat- tie, Stan Ansaldo, Bob Kelly, Doug Roberts. SECOND ROW: Gene Lenzi, Ken Torre, Gary Stout, Al Smith, Bill Edwards, Mike Kerr, Jim Kunst, Coach Bill Hurst. THIRD ROW: Bill Feeney, Henry Barenz, Richard Bray, Bruce Bowhall, Rick Waldschmidt, Rick Lelo, Chuck Myrick, Randy Ceruti, Terry Taylor. THIS IS NO TIME TO TIE YOUR SHOES. TAYLOR. ANSALDO. EDWARDS. LENZI. KUNST. GARY STOUT SNAGS DRIVE Frosh-Soph Baseball FIRST ROW: Jim Palm, Gary Morell, Dennis Blake, Frank Lueder. THIRD ROW: Coach James Mason, Bob Marsh, Pignataro, Willie Wilson, Dave Williams, Joseph Slay. Tom Drotleff, Bob Chaplin, Pete Gebhardt, Jim Pierce, SECOND ROW: Gary Harms, George Oreglia, Fraser Out- Robert Lindsey. ten, Bruce Gebhardt, Stan Trones, Rick Anderson, Tom The Carlmont frosh-soph baseball team placed fifth in the SPAL with a 6-8 win- loss record. The team honored the follow- ing boys: Frank Pignataro, captain; George Oreglia, most valuable player; and Jim Pierce, most improved player. Tennis FIRST ROW: Mike Raffetto, Bob Kindred, Rod Mann, Gary Mobley, George Walther, Bob Eaton, Steve Keagy, Doug Moody. SECOND ROW: Larry Podolsky, Wayne Oestriech, Robb Gruman, John Jeanes, Mike Boehme, Steve King, Barry Brandt, Corky Clark, George Savage. THIRD ROW : Mike Savage, Don Klingner, Ron Renard, Fred Nold, Bob Kempenich, Pete Nicoletti, Pat Savage, Tom Vowell, Bob Kraut, Coach Jim Bradshaw. The 1964 tennis season turned out better than Carlmont Coach Bradshaw had ex- pected. Behind the deceptive playing of No. 1 man Bob Kempenich the team ral- lied to win five matches and finish fourth overall in the SPAL. Bob made all SPAL first team and Fred Nold, Carlmont ' s powerful No. 2 man made honorable mention. Nold was also elected team captain and Tom Vowell was voted most improved player. OH, MY ARM! 173 Varsity Track FIRST ROW: Donald Silver, David Reiss, Tom Lorenzen, Sam Damaico, Time O ' Laughlin, Paul Teldeschi, Ken Nichols, Tom Wake, Bill Bradfield, Dave Walsh, Julian Rovere. SECOND ROW: Jack Sandin, Bill Mahoney, Bob Davis, Howard Pitzer, Mike Bell, Mike McCann, John Mills, Steve Daubert, Martin McCann, Howard Fasset, Rich Grumand, Gary Oliveri. THIRD ROW: Coach Schreder, Jim Bettinger, Dave Galbraith, Philip DeWeese, Tom Grimm, Andy Sears, Stan Stone, Reed Knight, Bill Peterson, Steve Fong, Randy Hayner, Bob McBurney, Roger Royal, Bill Stolle, Jim Bell, Dennis Phillips, Coach Lansberry. The Carlmont track team won the dis- trict and league championships for the sixth consecutive year. They increased their winning streak to 42 straight dual meets over the past six years. Six school records were broken, and nine boys went to the North Coast Section finals. The outstanding athletes were Andy Sears, Tom Grimm, Dennis Philips, Jack Sandin, Martin and Mike McCann, and Ken Nichols. 174 DENNIS PHILLIPS CLEARS THE BAR. B ' and X ' Track MIKE McCANN AND STEVE DAUBERT EVERYBODY UP AND OVER FIRST ROW: Donald Silver, manager, Kent Sheldon, Don Whitehead, John Boccio, Larry Greiss, Kevin Block, Jim Bosse, Mike Monroe, Joe White, Mark Hopp, Clyde Bernal, Mike Keagy, Tom Libert. SECOND ROW: David Reiss, manager, John Taylor, Tom Bell, Mark Mossawir, Jack Allen, Henry Bradfield, Dan Cicero, Rich Engelbert, Roy Horn, Art Talamantez, Gar ' Martino, Dave Moore. THIRD ROW: Jon Green, Bill Darling, Doug Roily, Brent Binetti, Larry Grandfield, Jack Coel, Buddy Crowell, Dick Pancoast, Bob Bettinger, Richard Crane, Dave Wright, Dan Balestrero, Larry Hannel, Chuck Stahl, Rich Povlsen. Gymnastics FIRST ROW: Jim Lyle, Mike Nause, John Stannard, Phil Jason Colby. THIRD ROW: Dave Barnsley, Terry Baker, Willett, Frank Ausiello, Tom Doyle, Terry Vaudell. SEC- Bill Marks, Jim Kepley, Craig Stensen, Rod Stenson, Coach OND ROW: Fred Scatena, Dave Keck, Andy Kirchner, Sil Vial. Not shown: Gordon Block. Rich Klinger, Tom Oliverio, Alan Walden, David Pogue, The gymnastics team placed second in the SPAL and first in the district meet. The outstanding gymnasts were Jim Kep- ley, Tom Doyle, Rod Stensen, Phil Willett, Bill Marks, and Gordon Block. Jim Kepley and Tom Doyle went to the Northern Coast Section Finals. Kepley placed first on the rings and ninth on the parallel bars, and Doyle placed sixth on the hori- zontal bars. 176 THE COACH WILL FLIP WHEN HE SEES THIS. 177 Spring Activities CAMPAIGN SPIRIT REACHES THE GYM CEILINJG. T-WING BLOSSOMS OUT WITH CAMPAIGN POSTERS. The following Carlmont and Ravenswood students exchanged schools for the week of April 27 to May 1. Standing from left: Gwen Johnson (R), John Mills (C), Martin McCann (C), Kathy Lynch (C), and Rich Marple (R). Seated are Kathy Brown (R), Pat Fujii (R), LesHe Fields (R), and Carl Westphal (C). Not shown: Tim Murphy (C). CAROLYN ELLIS MODELS IN FASHION SHOW. A SCENE FROM HAMLIN JONES. 179 IT ' S A RAID IN U.S. HISTORY. NOW YOU SEE IT NOW YOU DON ' T An Evening of Comedy ' The Sandbox, with Linda Dawson, Bill Acheff, Kitty Jones, Bruce Fraer, and Laura Kimble. 182 Four One-act Plays Red Peppers, an all faculty cast, with Mrs. Joline Bettendorf, Jay Deck, Miss Rose Chaplin, Gordon Deegan, and Russel Reed. The Pot Boilers, with Richard Alberts, Chris Mosher, Elliot Cowan, Nancy Cunningham, Georgina Hillerby, Randy Brooks, and Frank Mesmer. 183 SENIORS DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF JACK FISHER AND HIS BAND AT THE CABANA HOTEL. The graduating class of 1964 held their senior ball, Some Enchanted Evening, at the Cabana hotel in Palo Alto. Two hundred forty-eight couples dined and danced amid the splendor of the Roman decor, and Jack Fisher and his dance band provided the final touch. Queen finalists were Ann Ausiello, Georgina Hillerby, Kathy Malouf, Sandi McCreadie, and Sue Teter. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Kathy Malouf by class presi- dent Eric McHuron. VOTING FOR QUEEN OF THE SENIOR BALL. More Graduates— Class of ' 64 The following pictures were inadvert- ently omitted from the senior section. Senior Week Tuesday Senior Week, June 9-11, was certainly the high point at Carlmont for many seniors. The events began on Tuesday when the seniors received their yearbooks and final grades in the gym. PICKING UP THE FINAL FINAL FINAL GRADES. Wednesday On Wednesday morning, the seniors gathered in the cafeteria for their break- fast. They enjoyed entertainment while they ate ham and eggs. At 9:30 they boarded busses for a day of fun and pic- nicking at Searsville lake. Overcast skies kept the seniors out of the water, but they had a good time eating, playing games, and dancing. FULL OF SPIRIT AFTER A BIG BREAKFAST. 188 LOTS OF LAUGHS IN SPITE OF CLOUDY SKIES AT SEARSVILLE LAKE PICNIC. Thursday Thursday morning, the seniors left their final mark on Carlmont when the senior walk was poured and decorated. Follow- ing this was a barbeque prepared by the dads. The day ended with a rehearsal for graduation. WORKING HARD ON FORGETTABLE INSCRIPTIONS. DADS DISH OUT FOOD TO EVER-HUNGRY SENIORS. 189 Recognition and Baccalaureate SEAL AWARDS Gold Marvin Anderson Donald Klingner Peter Nicoletti Eliot Cowan Richard Klingner Silver Carole Emery Pamela Siverson Susan Warrick Carolyn Judd William Thompson Joan Williams Frederick Nold Ellen Wallace Barbara Worden Bronze Mary Bell Shirley Greenlee Gail Neumann Joan Bourdon Hollis Gruman Nancy Raynes Stephen Daubert Joel Hochstatter Gail Retallick Kathleen Davis Phyllis Kuehn Andrew Sears Carla Dehne Gary Larsen Kathleen Trippet Eric McHuron BANK OF AMERICA Certificate Winners Jeanne Chamberlain Home Economics Eliot Cowan Social Science Joel Gyllenskog Mathematics Laura Kimble Music Richard Klingner Laboratory Science Sandra McCreadie Foreign Languages Gail Retallick English Joan Williams Business Trophy Winners Eliot Cowan Liberal Arts Joel Gyllenskog Science Mathematics Laura Kimble Fine Arts Joan Williams Vocational Arts Area Winners Joan Williams Vocational Arts, 2nd Place CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Life Seal Members Eliot Cowan Donald Klingner Frederick Nold Carla Dehne Richard Klingner Gail Retallick Hollis Gruman Sandra McCreadie Ellen Wallace Joel Gyllenskog Peter Nicoletti Joan Williams Laura Kimble SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDS University and College Scholarships Marvin Anderson San Jose State College Earle Blackwell U. S. Air Force Academy Eliot Cowan Pomona College Gerald Golins Claremont Men ' s College Thomas Grimm Hewlett-Packard Company Laura Kimble Mills College Peter Nicoletti California Savings Loan League Gail Retallick C. A. Buck Foundation Gail Retallick Stanford University Andrew Sears Stanford University Special Competitive Scholarships Mary Bell California State Scholarship Joseph Collins California State Scholarship Sandra Coonrod San Carlos Rotary Club Eliot Cowan Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Eliot Cowan California State Scholarship Stephen Daubert Belle Monti Club of Belmont Sheila Ellena San Carlos Rotary Club David Gray Belmont Rotary Club Shirley Greenlee Federated Women ' s Club of San Carlos Laura Kimble California State Scholarship Donald Klingner Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Richard Klingner Finalist, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Gary Larsen Belmont Rotary Club Frederick Nold Belmont Rotary Club Cheryl Olson California State Scholarship Ellen Wallace California State Scholarship B DAY IN THE GYM. Special Awards Teresa Boucher Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Joan Bourdon Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Hollis Gruman Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Joel Gyllenskog Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Walter Jacoby Certificate of Merit, Scholastic Magazine Laura Kimble Soroptimist Foundation Citizenship Award Richard Klingner Bausch and Lomb Science Award Richard Klingner Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Sandra McCreadie Honors at Entrance, University of California, Los Angeles Gail Neumann Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Gail Neumann Honors at Entrance, University of California, Berkeley Peter Nicoletti Honors at Entrance, University of California, Davis Peter Nicoletti Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Gail Retallick Soroptimist Foundation Citizenship Award Gail Retallick National Council of Teachers of English Award Jaime Robles Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Nancy Schwartz San Francisco Press Club Award Andrew Sears Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Ellen Wallace Letter of Commendation, National Merit Scholarship Foundation Fred Nold Albert J. Terremere Memorial Trophy P. T. A. AWARDS Carla Dehne Kathleen Fulton Louis Martin Carole Emery Hollis Gruman Sally Pope 190 PLAY BALL! SENIORS SWING TO THE MUSIC OF JOHNNY VAUGHN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. IP V