Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

run con eeuAi To VISTAS 1966 JUL 7ISTAS 1966 GARLMONT HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Sequoia Union High School District Belmont, California 10 Primipal CARLMONT ADMINISTRATION is head- ed by Principal Ivan Griffin, assisted by Vice-Principals Francis Ferry, Mrs. Ber- nice Stewart, and Fred Mangini. Mr. Grif- fin, who has been with Carlmont since it began in 1952, relaxes from the labor of directing a community of 2094 stu- dents, 100 teachers, and 36 classified employees by reading, fishing, camping, and gardening. Dr. George P. Chaffey, beginning his first year as Sequoia union high school district superintendent, brought with him experience as a teacher, an athletic coach, vice-principal, president of a junior col- lege, continuation school principal, and deputy city superintendent of schools. He relaxes from his duties by skiing, golfing, camping, and fishing. Ivan GrifBn Board of Trustees Dr. George P Chaffey Dr. Errjcst Nelson Physician English Andrew Garbarino Santa Clara State, Stanford Univ.; likes gardening, reading. Mrs. Hallie Butler Stanford University; likes refinishing antique furniture. Jay Deck Univ. of Pacific, Sacramento State; likes restoring furniture. 7 Ted Brammer Wayne State, Univ. of Michigan; likes bridge, boating, fishing. Mrs. Mary Condon Miss Nancy Folland Univ. of Utah, Univ. of California; likes collecting folk songs. The Carlmont English depart- ment, with 23 teachers under the direction of Andrew Garbarino, taught 86 classes daily. Besides the compulsory courses, reading, speech, drama, journalism, year- book and seven senior electives were oflFered. Not shown: Miss Pam Dokken, Stanford university intern. 14 I ' LL POLISH YOUR4iiBP7TEACHER. A o Shown: Mrs. Yvonne Hawley Mrs. Ruth Lamka Linfirld CoUcge, Univ. of Chicago; hkes writing, gardening. Mrs. Julia Go elz University of Vermont; likes sewing, camping, music. Milton Goldman Univ. of III., S.F. State College; likes skiing, theater, cycling. Mrs. Barbara Melosh William h Mary, Russell Sage, Wash.; likes reading, writing, sewing. 15 Miss Nancy O ' Neill Earlhow College, Uni. of Edinburgh; likes skiing, guitar. John Pope James Reilly Rutgers Univ., Univ. of Virginia; likes swimming, bridge, chess. Mrs. Barbara Schmidt College of the Pacific; likes theater, singing, modeling. John Shannon University of California; likes aviation, dancing. Mrs. Ann Taylor Pomona College, Univ. of California; likes reading, skiing, swimming. Miss Margaret Vest Utah State Univ., S.F. State College; likes tide-pooling, art. Joseph Whipp -P iT C.S.M., S.F. State College; likes working on in plays. 16 Language The language department, un- der Art Cutler, oflFered four levels of French, German, Latin, and Spanish. Except for Latin, em- phasis is placed on listening and speaking. Specially designed ma- terials, records, tapes, films, slides, filmstrips, charts, and transparencies are used in all the classes to further the students ' knowledge of the language and country. . ET EN 1867 M. ARNOT CONQUERIT LES ANDES. Robert McCoimick Jose Mendes University of Michigan; likes cooking. 17 19 COMBINED GIRLS ' CHORUS. The music department, under the direc- tion of Gerald Einarsson, continued in its program of concerts, assemblies, festivals, and tours of elementary schools. They also sponsored a successful Band-O-Rama March 24-26. The music curriculum was expanded to include harmony. Taught by Mr. Nel- son, the harmony class met every morn- ing before school and studied basic mu- sicionship, fundamental theory, and creative writing and arranging. Gerald Einarsson INTERMEDIATE BAND. Home Economics Mrs. Berniece Thurston Univ. of Idaho, San Jose State. Mrs. Heloise Weiss San Jose State College; likes sewing, gardening, flying. ' ROUND ABOUT THE CAULDRON GO; IN THE POISON ENTRAILS THROW. ' Leo Campey WHY DID I DECIDE TO MAKE A VENETIAN BLIND? Bowling Green Univ., Univ. of Toledo; likes camping, fishing. 22 BOY ATOMS HAVE LONG HAIR AND GIRL ATOMS ARE BALD. Univ. of California, San Jose State; likes photography, sculpture. Mrs. Ruth Hull Jim Lindholm I7n!t . of Colorado, S.F. State College; likes cabinet-making, geology. Joseph Zucca 29 Math David Attwood Melvin Johnson Arney Lundquist San Francisco State College. San Jose State College; likes sports, traveling. 30 Cone Havvley San Francisco tittilc Collcpe; likes olf, tennis, campinfi. 5 Harokl Myers University of Pacific. Ron Swept S«)i Francisco Stale Collcf e; likes sports. Girls ' PE The Carlmont girls ' physical education depart- ment has been more active in interscholastic sports meets this year than ever before. The girls partici- pated in swimming, tennis, hockey, gymnastics, vol- leyball and basketball meets, winning the Sequoia district basketball championship and placing high in other meets. The regular PE classes participate in six to nine sports during the school year. Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky Wilniin loii College, Univ. of Oregon; likes tennis, skiing. Mrs. Sally Elder San Jose State College; likes sewing, eooki)ig, knitting. Miss Kathryn Heck Univ. of California; likes golf, hiki)ig, sailing 34 BEND AND STRETCH IN REED ' S ROMPER ROOAA. 1 I Art Office Front row (I to R): Mrs. Myrtle Bredel, Mrs. Kay O ' Dea, Mrs. honey, Mrs. Rose Brady, Mrs. Virginia Walter, Mrs. Majorie Doris Bookman. Row two: Mrs. Pat Coker, Mrs. Dorothy Ma- Shinn, Mrs. Opal Belknap. Sonnee, Harold Spangler, Dave Whetstone, Elmer Woodward. Row three (L to R): Jess Goodwin, Frank Messmeer. 40 41 Senior Leaders Frank Pignataro Bill Futrell Suzette Johnston President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer Front row (L fo R): Jan Gerbrands, Judy Darnell, Kathy Siese, Cline. Row three: Nancy Eranosian, Suzette Johnston, Paula Christine Silvestri, Mary Laidlaw, Frank Pignataro, Dennis Williams, Kathy Torok, Jackie Evans, Barbara Grossbe ' rg, Hal Mobley, Dave Caplan. Row two: Clint Sterry, Sue Demattei, Harvard. Row four: Joan Lamaysou, Lynne Neumann, Linda Gayle Garner, Sue Foss, Rhoda Woo, Connie Bedford, Dave Hagaman, Sue Steiner, Mike Cole, Mike Bell. Senior History We were introduced to high school during a spirit- ed year. The Scot football team smashed Sequoia ' s win streak at the Homecoming game. Under the leadership of president Erica Wagner, vice-president Merry Oviatt, and secretary-treasurer Kitty Jones, we held our freshman fun night on March 8, which was a big success. Our sophomore year began with Diane Maxon, Nancy Kilday, and Kitty Jones as class officers. Our fun night, scheduled for November 22, was cancelled because of the death of President Kennedy. Also dur- ing our sophomore year, the new Little Theater was built. The highlight of our junior year was Al Di La, the junior prom. Jane Griffith was crowned princess. Under the leadership of president Hans Bankers, vice-president Robb Gruman, and secretary Gerry McBride, we sponsored L ' il Abner, the spring play. Finally, we were seniors. Led by Frank Pignataro, Bill Futrell, and Suzette Johnston, we welcomed the freshmen at the traditional Sox Hop. The senior fun night, an all-school carnival, was a big success. We held our senior ball, Cast Your Fate To The Wind, at the San Mateo Elks club. June 15-17 was senior week; then graduation brought the end to our four years at Carlmont. Alexis Carol Adier Admin, vice-president 2, spring concert 3, girls chorus 2-3. Sandra Rose Albert! Jim Albrecht Key club 2, swimming 1-4, water polo ' 2-4, class boards 1-3. John Ana Transfer from Mission high school, San Francisco 3. James D. Anderson Admin, vice-president 3, Spanish club 4, tennis 1-2. Richard M. Anderson Baseball 1-4, men ' s glee 1, a cappella 2-4, spring concert 1-4, two sports blocks. Charles J. Arata Track 1-4, cross-country 2, three sports blocks. Gerald Astrella Emery-Jane Austin Senior board, fashion show 2,4. 43 George Avakian Carolyn Avery School Spirit board 1-2. Ann Babb Admin, president 2, band 1-2, Band-o- rama 1-2, a cappella 4, spring concert 3-4. Anita Baker Finance board 3-4, Caduceus 2, CSF 3-4, CGA 4, sports 2-4, a cappella 2-4, Christ- mas concert 1-4, spring concert 2-4, service block, sports block. Linda L. Barnard Fashion show 2. Bruce Barnes Class board 4, wrestling 2-3, gymnastics 3, basketball 3-4. Kathleen Elaine Bateman Noon Rec. board 4, fashion show 2, trans fer from San Carlos high school 1. Nancy Baxter Robert Michael Beanan Nancy Kay Beattie School Spirit boa ' rd 1-4, a cappella 1-4 Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 1-4 cheerleader 2-4, Homecoming queen 4. Carol A. Bechthold Jim Becker Noon Rec. 4, Model UN 3-4. Debbie Barr Elections commissioner 4, Elections board sec. 3, CGA 4, a cappella 3-4, Christmas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4, ser- vice block. Julie Bartlett Admin, vice-president 2, admin, president 3, class boards 2-3, sports 1. Brent Binetti Cross-country 2, track 2, two sports blocks Debbie Binetti Artie Birge Constance Bedford Michael E. Bell Class boards 2-4, Boys ' Block C 4, basket- ball 1-2, track 2-4, soccer 3-4, band 1-3, Band-o-rama 1-3, sports block, service block. Clyde Bernal Cross-country 2-3, track 2-3, four sports blocks. Paul J. Bernier Rifle club 1, swimming 2. Edward F. Bettencourt Admin, president 1, wrestling 1, football 2, baseball 1, men ' s glee 4. Robert Lawrence Bettinger Cross-country 1-3, track 1-3, CSF 3-4, three sports blocks. Mary Ellen Bisson Steve Blossom Admin, president 1, The Boy Friend. Mike Boehme Admin, president 1, Boys ' Block C 2-4, Rifle club 2, basketball 1-3, water polo 2-4, tennis 1-4, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4, blocks, mvp tennis 3, Band-o-rama 1-4. Dan Bohlen Boys ' Block C 4, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 1-4, band 1-4, Band-o-rama 1-4, Christmas concert 2, service block, three sports blocks. Doug Boostrom Mario Jean Botu Transfer from San Carlos high school 2. 45 Gerald R. Bowling A cappela 2. Cheryl Diane Brinegar School Spirit board 2-3, Big Sisters 2, fash ion show 3-4. Barbara Lynn Brown Jo Brown Penny Brown Transfer from Sequoia high school 4. John Timothy Brown Band 4. Carol Ann Bull Spanish club 2-4, sports 1-2-4, CWOC 2-4 CWOC editor 4. Kirk Burke Brenda Buser Social-Cultural board 4, transfer from Jef ferson high school 4. Stephen Campodonico Christine Cannata Dave Caplan Senior board, Welfare board 4, Noon Rec. board 4, Key club 3-4, Spanish club 4, transfer from Bullard high school, Fresno 2. Claudia V. Carlson Soc.-Cul. commissioner 4, School Spirit board 1-3, class boards 3-4, CSF 1-4, sports 1-4, silver seal. 46 Terrance R. Carr Frosh-soph football 2. Jane Cartmell Scottit ' s 2, band 1, Band-o-rama 1. Joan Cartmell Lynn Carver Transfer from Notre Dame 2. Peggy Champion Cynthia Ann Chance Admin, pres. 4, Finance board 3-4, class boards 1-4, Caduceus club 2-3, sports 1-4, Girls ' Sports board 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner, sports block, service block, sil- ver seal. Alexa Chaney Mary Charlton Kenneth H. Cheeseman Water polo 1-2. Sharon Chin Admin, vice-president 3, Elections board 3-4, Big Sisters 4, sports 3, fashion show 2. 4, junior prom, transfer from San Mateo high school 2. Cynthia E. Chow Publicity board 3-4, service block. Linda Christian Sports 2,4, a cappella 3-4, Christmas as- sembly 3-4, spring concert 2-4, transfer from Jefferson high school 2. James Ryan Clark Transfer from Serra high school 3. Karen Marie Clarke Admin, president 2,4, class boards 1-4, School Spirit board 1-4, Publicity board 3, Social-Cultural board 2, Big Sisters 2, Drama club 4, L ' il Ahner, The Man Who Came to Dinner. David P. Cline Transfer from Shorecrest high school, Se- attle 4, class board 4, admin, vice-president 47 Valerie Coie Finance board 1-2, School Spirit board 1-3, sports 1-4, Vistas 2-4, editor 4, bronze seal, CSF 2-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, sports blocks, scholarship block, 3 sers ' ice blocks. Michael William Cole Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, Noon Rec. board 4, class board 4, The Skin of Our Teeth, The Man Who Came to Dinner, L ' il Abner, Chess club 4, swimming 1. Richard Colgate Mary Coster Thomas D. Cowan Rifle club 1, football 3-4, baseball 1 wrestling 1,3. Gordon E. Crowell Key club 2-4, Engineering club 3-4, Boys ' Block C 3-4, track 1-4, basketball 1-2, band 1-3, Band-o-rama 1-3, five sports blocks. Sherri Conca School Spirit board 3-4, admin, pres. 4, clubs and boards sec. 4, transfer from Grant high school, Portland 3. Linda Marie Conhiser Transfer from San Lorenzo high school 3. Michael Convey Engineering club 3-4, Boys ' Block C 4, football 1-4, soccer 2-4, swimming man- ager 1, ALL-SPAL for soccer 2, 4, mvp for soccer 3. an Cooke Basketball 3-4, swimming 3-4, sports block, transfer from Flowing Wells high school, Tucson, Arizona 1. Mary Cooks Class boards 1-3, Scotties 1, sports 1-2. Donna Copple Transfer from Notre Dame 4. George Corcoleotes Jr. Peter W. Cornell One service block. Margaret Ann Cummins Publicity board 3-4, Social-Cultural board 4, junior prom, Sadie Hawkins 4. Sam Damico Admin, pres. 1, Boys ' Block C 3-4, basket- ball 1, track 1-4, football 1-4, wrestling 3, five sports blocks. Johannes Dankers Jr. pres., Welfare board 3-4, class boards 2-4, Key club 2-4, Boys ' Block C 2-4, CSF 1-4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, gold seal, AlI-SPAL for water polo. Judy Darnell Class board 4, School Spirit board 3, sports 1-2. Randy Donavan Transfer from A. C. Davis high school, Washington 3, Noon Rec. board 4, Engi- neering club 3, Math club 4, track 3-4, sports block. 49 Nannette Ergas School Spirit board 2, Scotties 1, Drama club 4, Skin of Our Teeth. Jacqueline Ann Evans Admin, pres., 2,4, class boards 2-4, fash- ion show 2,4, junior prom. Lynn Marie Facchini Susan Lee Fail Sports 1-4, orchestra 1-4, Christmas con- cert 1-4, spring concert 1-4, service block, junior, prom. Claudia Ann Falbo Admin, vice-president 2-4, sports 1, junior prom. Carole Y. Farey A cappella 2-4. Joanne Elliott Sports 1. John D. Enfinger Cross-country 1, football 2, swimming 1-2, 4, wrestling 4. Nancy Elaine Eranosian Elections board 2, class boards 1-4, Span- ish club 3-4, CSF 1-4, Girls ' Block C 4, sports 2-4, orchestra 1-4, L ' il Abner, E.I.L. Chile 4, sports block, scholarship block. JeaneHe L. Farris Transfer from East Waterloo high school, Iowa 4. Hal Fasselt Maureen Karen Fastenau Class boards 1-4, Social-Cultural board 4, Caduceus 1, sports 1-4, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Model UN 3-4, Sec. Model UN 4. Sharyn D. Fastenau Class board 3, Scotties 3, Caduceus 1. Phi! R. Feitelberg Tennis 2-3, band 1-4, Band-o-rama 1-4, service block. Den Fernandez Transfer from Riordan high .school, San Francisco 2. Mary Feys Janet Fields Transfer from El Camino high school 3. Linda Fiore Drama club 4, fashion show 4, Skin of Our Teeth, transfer from San Mateo high school 1. Dan Filch David Ray Flanigan Swimming 1-2, a cappella 3-4. JefF Forcier Carolyn Margaret Ford CSF 1-4, CWOC 3, two scholarship blocks. Judy Forseth Susan Foss Transfer from Secred Heart high school Burlingame 3, class boards 3-4, fashion show 4. km A Sherry Fowler Clifford Franklin Lilas NoelU Frates Class boards 2-4, admin, president 3, ju- nior prom, Vistas 4. William M. Futrell Admin, president 1, admin, v.p. 2, senior class vice-president, sports block, basket- baU 1-2. Joan KalKryn Gabler Finance board 3-4, admin, v.p. 2-3, Social- Cultural board 4, Girls ' Block C 2-4, Girls ' Block C pres. 4, CSF 4, sports 1-4, sports block, two service blocks, two scholarship blocks. Pam Gaffigan Sports 3-4, fashion show 2, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Mary Frederick Linda Fuentes Richard Fulton rt Gordon Charles Gallic Boys ' Block C 3-4, swimming 1-4, water polo 1-4, band 2-4, Band-o-rama 2,4, AU- SPAL for water polo 4, seven sports blocks. Judy Galliven Fashion show 4, junior prom. Terri Gammon Gayle Ann Ga ' r er Welfare board 4, Drama club 3, Girls ' Block C 3-4, sports 1-3, class board 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner, L ' il Abner, The Skin of Our Teeth. Hobart H. Gay, Jr. Soccer 2-4, sports block. Jan J. Gerbrands Admin, president 4, Welfare board 4, wa- ter polo 4, soccer 4, exchange student from the Netherlands 4. 52 Lee Gerrans Band 2-4, service block. Paul Giganti Welfare board 4, Math club 4, Chess club 4, Spanish club 4. Dee Gil Annette G. Giron Elaine Gluck Sports 1-2, Christmas concert 1. James Golly Transfer from Rome high school. New York 3. John Christopher Green Boys ' Block C 3-4, cross-country 2-4, bas- ketball 1-2, track 2-4, four sports blocks. Patricia Greenawalt Caduceus 3, Drama club 4, L ' il Abner, Skin of Our Teeth, transfer from Miami senior high school 3. Joanne Marie GrifFin Girls ' Sports board 4, sports 1-4, Girls ' Block C 3-4, Scotties 1, two sports blocks. Jane E. Griffith Admin, v.p. 1, admin, pres. 3, class board 4, School Spirit board 3-4, Scotties 1, pom pon 4, junior prom princess, L ' il Abner. Sandra Griffiths Steve Grimaud Admin, president 4, swimming 2-4, water polo 3-4, three sports blocks, transfer from Ells high school 2. Barbara Sue Grosberg Elections board 3, School Spirit board 3, student legislature sec. 4, class board 4, transfer from Mumford high school, De- troit 2. Robb Gruman Student body pres. 4, junior class v.p., ad- min pres. 2, Boys ' Block C 2-4, Welfare board 3, basketball 1-2, soccer 3-4, tennis 2-4, band 1-2, a cappella 4, sports block. Pamela Gundersen Class board 3, Noon Rec. board 3-4, Drama club 2-4, sports 4, spring concert 1-2, The Skin of Otir Teeth, L ' il Abner. The Man Who Came to Dinner. 53 Linda Hagaman Welfare board 4, Finance board 4, Noon Rec. board 3, Big Sisters 3, CSF 3-4, Ca- duceus 2, sports 3-4, fashion show 4, ser- vice block, sports block. Gary Harms Transfer from Menlo-Atherton 2, Welfare board 4, Boys ' Block C 4, football 2-4, baseball 2-4, six sports blocks. Steven Harms Transfer from Sequoia 2, basketball 2-4, three sports blocks. Linda Susan Hartman Elections board 3, class boards 3-4, junior prom. Hal Harvard Welfare board 4, admin, pres. 4, Drama club 4, L ' il Abner, Skin of Our Teeth, Christmas concert 4, transfer from Capu- chino high school 2. Ruth Ann Hayler CSF 1-4, Girls ' Block C 3-4, sports 1-4, band 1-4, CWOC 2-3, National Merit semi-finalist, orchestra 3-4. Larry Henning Water polo 1, golf 4 Lillian Heyer Sports 2. Martin Andrew Hillerby Swimming 1-3. Corey A. Hitchcock Pubhcity board commissioner 3-4, Ce ramies club 2. Ted HochstaHer Admin, vice-president 1. Charles Holmquist Arthur E. Hopgood Science club 1-4, CSF 1-4, two scholarship blocks, National Merit scholarship finalist. Mark Hopp Transfer from Capuchino high school 2, track 2-4, water polo 3. Robert A. Horn Football 1, a cappella 1-4, Christmas con- cert 1-4, spring concert 1-4, two service blocks. Robert Eric Houlihan Admin, v.p. 2-3, admin, pres. 4, class boards 2-4, The Boy Friend, The Man Who Came to Dinner, L ' il Abner, a cap- pella 1,3, spring concert 1,3, Christmas concert 1,3. Mike Howell Transfer from Mills high school 2, Boys ' Block C, gymnastics 3-4, wrestling 2,4, band 2-4, spring concert 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4, four sports blocks. Cheri Huffaker Transfer from Kimball high school, Dallas, Texas 3. Karen Sue Hughes Rifle club 1, sports 2, a cappella 3-4, spring concert 3-4, transfer from Center high school, Colorado 1. David Hurd Football 1. Phil Hyland Engineering club 3-4, wrestling 1. Kenneth Irwin Cross-country 1, track 1-2. Judie Jackson Admin, vice-pres. 2, admin, president 3-4, Carlmonitor 3-4, feature editor 4, transfer from Austin high school, Chicago 1. Elizabeth Louise Jacobs Finance board 1-2, Scotties 1-2, Girls ' Block C vice-pres. 4, CSF 4, School Spirit board 1-2, Quill and Scroll 4, Vistas 3-4, Open House 1,4, sports block, two service blocks. 55 Jim Jahnke Cross-country 1. Signe Christine James Scotties 1, Finance board 4, sports 2,4, spring concert 1-4, Christinas concert 1-4, a cappella 3-4, girls ' glee 1-2. David Jenkins f Suzette Louise Johston Admin, pres. 3, sr. sec, CSF 1-4, Big Sis- ters 2-3, Spanish club 3-4, Spanish club pres. 4, sports 1-4, sports manager 3-4, band 1-3, Band-o-rama 1-3, gold seal, life seal. Kitty Jones Frosh sec.-treas. soph sec.-treas., class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 2-4, School Spirit commissioner 4, Drama club 3, sports 1, Girls ' State rep. 3, L ' il Ahner. Larry Jower Boys ' Sports commissioner 4, Key club 3, Boys ' Block C 3-4, Boys ' Sports board 4, Welfare board 4, wresthng 1-4, sports block. Kathleen Karren Sports 4, a cappella 3-4, Christmas con- cert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, service block. Sandy Kasich Elaine Kates Sports 4, transfer from EI Camino high school, Sacramento 2. Stephen Keagy Admin, vice-president 2, basketball 2, ten- nis 1-2. David Keck Class boards 1-4, Boys ' Block C 2-4, cross- country 1-2, track 1, soccer 3-4, gymnastics 2-4, All-SPAL cross-country, AlI-SPAL track, All-SPAL gymnastics. Cynthia Ann Kehoe Admin, president 2-3, Scotties 3. Alan Jensen Engineering club 3-4, basketball 2-4. Christine Ann Johnson Transfer from Wilson high school, Port- land, Oregon 3, band 3, class board 4. Sheila M. Johnson Scotties 1. 56 Nancy Kilday Soph vice-pres., class boards 1-4, Social- Cultural bpard 2, School Spirit board 1-4 Vistas 2-3, cheerleader 3-4. Carol King Gerald J. King Tennis 1, football 1-4, swimming 2, trans fer from San Mateo high school 1. James Kinne Swimming 1-3, water polo 2,4. Bonnie Elizabeth Kinsler Elections board 3-4, class boards 2,4, So- cial-Cultural board 4, admin, pres. 4 Spanish club 4, CSF 2-4, Carlmonitor 2-4 editor 4, two service blocks. Randy Knox Swimming 2. Bob Kraut Basketball 1, wrestling 1, tennis 1-2,4, three sports blotks. Sharon Arline Lafferty Finance board 2-4, Social-Cultural board 4, Big Sisters 2-3, CCA pres. 4, CSF 3-4, Girls ' Block C 2-4, sports 1-4, silver seal, service block, sports block. Mary laidlaw School Spirit board 1-2, class boards 3-4. Karen LaMantia Clas boards 1-3, Caduceus 1-2, sports 1,3. Joan Denise Lamaysou Class boards 2-4, admin, pres. 3, Finance board 1-4, School Spirit board 1-3, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2, CSF 1-4, CSF pres. 4, Girls ' Block C 2-4, sports 1-4, gold seal. Maureen Landy Welfare board 4, Dame 2. transfer from Notre Sherry Langbein Class board 1, admin, president 1, School Spirit board 2-4, cheerleader 2, pom pon 3-4. 57 John Michael Laub Rifle club 1, soccer 4, baseball 2,4, band 1-3, Band-o-iama 1-3, The Boy Friend. Robert J. Lawrence Transfer from Montana 2, class boards 2-4, admin, pres. 3, water polo 2-4, swimming 2, soccer 4, a cappella 4, junior prom., sports block. Cynthia Anne Leake Class boards 1,4, sports 1, Stage Door, Christmas concert 2, Vistas 4, School Spirit board 2. Douglas Lee Admin, president 4, Rifle club 1, Boys ' Block C 4, swimming 2-3, soccer 3-4, CSF 1. David Lenoue Paul Leuty Madelynn Terry Leyrer Sports 4. Bruce A. LeZotte Engineering club 3-4. Renee Jean LeZotte Transfer from Aragon high school 1. t - ' -131 r Cynthia Light Robert Joseph Lindsey Engineering club 3-4, basball 1-4, sports block. Jay Lipson Boys ' Block C 3-4, CSF 1-4, Chess club 4, swimming 1-4, water polo 4, band 1-4. Richard LoGuidice Doug long Adrienne Lopez Class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 2-3, sports 1,4, cheerleader 2-3. Thomas A. Lorenzeii Welfare board 4, Key club 2, Boys ' Block C 4, football 1-4, track 1-4, four sports blocks, one service block. Carol Lubke Class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 2, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Skin of Our Teeth. Tom Luedor Boys ' Block C 4, football 2-4, basball 1-2, wrestling 1-2, track 3, L ' il Abner, four sports blocks. Judy Ann Lye Girls ' Block C 3-4, a cappella 2-4, spring concert 2-4, Christinas concert 1-4, sports block. Ronald Macaire Football 1-3, baseball 2, two sports blocks. Kerry Lynn MacDonald School Spirit board 1, sports 1. Carla K. Madsen Cla.ss boards 3, sports 1-2. Donald J. Madsen Finance board 4, track 3-4, transfer from Serra high school 3. Sieve Magil Maureen Mahoney Admin, pres. 2, class boards 2-4, School Spirit board 4, CSF 1-4, sports 1-3, a cap- pella 3-4, fashion show 3, spring concert 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4, pom pon 4. Paula Mann Transfer from Clayton Valley high school 1, Caduceus 2. Sandra Mantzoros Class board 3, Scotties 1, School Spirit board 3, An Evening of Comedy. 59 Penny Mason Diane Elaine Maxon Soph, pres., class boards 2-4, School Spirit board 4, Scotties 1, sports 1-4, a cappella 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4, spirng concert 2-4, junior prom. Robert D. Mayer Admin, pres. 1,3, admin, vice-pres. 2, Elec- tions board 1-2, class boards 2-3, cross- country 1-2, basketball 1-4, baseball 1-2, four sports blocks, junior prom. Melody Marie Marion Transfer from Hillsdale high school 1, Caduceus 2-3, Drama club 3-4, sports 2, An Evening of Comedy, L ' il Abner, The Boy Friend, The Skin of Our Teeth. Trudy Esther Marrs Robert Marsh Baseball 1-4, football 1-3, two sports blocks. Tom D. Marsh Football 1-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 1-4, track 1-4, soccer 1-4. Lynn E. Martin Publicity board 2-3, Girls ' Block C 4, sports 1-4, sports block. Mary Lee Mason Transfer from Buchser high school 4. 1 Jerry McArdle Track 4, cross-country 4, water polo 3, baseball 3-4. Geraldine Anne McBride Class boards 2-4, jr. class sec, admin, pres. 4, School Spirit board 1-3, sports 1, fashion show 3, service block, admin, block. rdell A. McCallum Class board 4, French club 2, Sadie Hawk- ins 3, Christmas dance 3, transfer from Wilcox high school 2. Bradley W. MeClure Baseball 1, track 3-4, transfer from Terra Nova high school 2. Jeff McGilvray Track 3. Heather Mcleod 60 Diana Carol McMichael CGA 4, a cappella 4, spring concert 2-3, Christmas concert 2,4. Suzanna McMurtry Class boards 2-4, Drama club 3-4, sports 1-2, The Boy Friend, L ' il Abner. Tom McNeill Joann McQuagge John Bruno Merz Welfare board 4, Boys ' Block C 4, cross- country 3-4, track 3-4, men ' s glee 2, a cap- pella 4, spring concert 2,4, four sports blocks, two scholarship blocks. Joan Marie Miailovich Admin, pres. 3, class boards 2-3, School Spirit board 2-3, Big Sisters 3, sports 2, Vistas 4, junior prom, service block. Dennis Mobley Finance commissioner 4, Finance board 4, class board 4, Engineering club 3, water polo 1-2, cross-country 3-4, track 3-4, sports block, service block. Donn Molyneux Gary S. Montante Math club 4, cross-country 3-4, track 3-4, L ' il Abner, band 3-4, Band-o-rama 3-4, service block, four sports blocks, transfer from George Schafer high school, Mich. 3. Joe Montenero Samuel G. Montgomery Welfare board 4, water polo 3-4, soccer 3, swimming 3-4, band 1-4, Band-o-rama 2-4, spring concert 4, transfer from Montclair high school 2, two service blocks. Douglas Moody Rifle club 2, tennis 1-3, band 1-4, Band-o- rama 3-4, spring concert 3-4, Christmas concert 1,3. Robyn Miles Admin, pres. 1-2, class boards 3-4, Big Sisters 1, a cappella 1-4, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 2-4. Kendra J. Miller Admin, vice-pres. 3, class boards 2-4, Fi- nance board 2-4, fashion show 3, service block. Virginia Miller Class boards 1-4, admin, pres. 4, Social- Cultural board 2-4, Spanish club 2-4, ser- vice block. 61 Thomas Moon Transfer from Canoga Park high school 2, Drama club pres. 4, Ches club 4, The Boy Friend, An Evening of Comedy, The Man Who Came to Dinner, L ' il Ahner. Daniel Patrick Moore Transfer from Westmoor high school 3. David Bruce Moore Cross-country 2, track 2, transfer from San Carlos high school 2. Gary Morell Admin, vice-pres. 1-2, Boys ' Sports board 4, baseball 1-2, soccer 3. Joyce E. Morgan Winifred Ann Morrison Sports 4, a cappella 2-4, spirng concert 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4, service block, CSF 3-4. Penni Morse Drama club 4, fashion show 2, L ' il Ahner, The Skin of Our Teeth. Stephen C. Moss Michael Muhilly Swimming 2. Judithe Mullen Admin, pres. 3, transfer from Notre Dame high school 3. Carol J. Mulley Mike Murray Bruce Myhre Marilyn M. Myhre Doug Nash 62 Michael D. Naedler Transfer from El Camino high school, Sacramento 2. Cherrie Neermann Carol Leslie Negro School Spirit board 2, Elections board 2, The Boy Friend. Lynrte Neumann Class board 3, Elections board 2, Social- Cultural board 3, Spanish club 2-4, a cap- pella 4, spring concert 2-4, Christmas con- cert 2-4. Sharon Nichols Class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 4, Christmas assembly 2, junior prom. Maureen Nolan Elizabeth Mary Normand School Spirit board 2-3, Finance board 3 Carlmonitor 2-4. William Noteman Track 4. Kent Oakley Rifle club 1, band 1-3. Sharon Eileen O ' Connor CSF 1-4, L ' il Ahner, a cappella 4, Chirst- mas concert 1-4, orchestra 1-4, spring con- cert 1-4, service block, scholarship block. L inda Susan Ohran Admin, pres. 1, class boards 1-4, School Spirit board 3, sports 1-4, spring concert 3-4, Christmas assembly 4, scholarship block, service block, sports block. Thomas F. Okerlund Track 1, cross-country 2. Jerry K. Olhiser Football 1, track 3. Paul Orecchia Boys ' Block C 4, gymnastics 4, transfer from Homstead high school 3, sports block. Phyllis Osaki Finance board 3-4, Elections board 4, An Evening of Comedy, transfer from Newark high school 2. 63 James Wiiliam Palm Football 1-4, baseball 4, gymnastics 1-3, soccer 2-3, six sports blocks. Richard A. Pancoast Admin, pres. 1-3, student body vice-pres. 4, Boys ' Block C 4, Engineering club 2-3, cross-country 1-2, track 1-4, soccer 3-4, four sports block.s. James Lee Parent Transfer from Holbrook high school, Mas- sachusetts 3. Sandra Parks Transfer from Hills dale high school 4. Steve Pearce Transfer from Washington high school, Arizona 3, swimming 3-4, sports block. Glenna Louise Perce School Spirit board 2-3, Scotties 1, Big Sisters 2. Bruce Peterson Admin, vice-pres. 1,3, Boys ' Block C 3-4, basketball 1-4, three sports blocks. Christine Marie Peterson Girls ' Sports board commissioner 4, stu- dent legislature 4, Finance board 2-4, Big Sisters 2-3, CGA vice-pres. 4, Girls ' Block C 3-4, sports 1-4, sports block. Diane Sue Peterson Class boards 3-4, French club 3, School Spirit board 3, Drama club 3, sports 2, Christmas dance 3, junior prom. Fraser A. Outten Baseball 1-2, sports block. Merry Denise Oviatt Pamela Jean Owens Sigrid Mary Peterson Admin, vice-pres. 2, Caduceus 1, sports 1-4. William G. Peterson Welfare board 4, Boys ' Block C 4, gym- nastics 1, football 2, track 2-4, wrestling 3-4, a cappella 4, six sports blocks. Kim Robert Peuser Finance board 2, Welfare board 4, transfer from Aragon high school 2. 64 Lux Phaksuwan Transfer from Mt. Hermon high school, Thailand 2. Thomas A. Phillips Football 1-4, wrestling 1-4, gymnastics 1-2, track 3-4, seven sports blocks. James Edward Pierce Admin, pres. 1-2, basketball 1-4, baseball 1-4, football 1-2, eight sports blocks. Frank Pignataro Admin, pres. 1-2, admin, vice-pres. 3, senior class pres.. Boys ' Block C 2-4, foot- ball 1-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 1, basket- ball 2-3, soccer 4, mvp baseball 3. Doug Pimenlel Terry Pisenti CSF 1-4, Noon Recreation board 2-4, scholarship block. Howard F. Pitzer Transfer from Hillsdale high school 2, football 2-4, track 2-4, four sports blocks. Joanne Polanco Kathleen Anne Pool Schoo) Spirit board 1-3, Welfare board 4, Scottie 1, Big Sisters 3, sports 1-2. Lydia D. Poore Cheryl Ann-Marie Porter Social-Cultural board 4. Robert B. Porter Admin, pres. 1,3, Engineering club 3-4, gymnastics 3. Richard Keith Povlsen Finance board 4, track 2-4, transfer from Serra 2. Terri Prucyk Transfer from St. Angela ' s high school, Canada, 2. Gary Quick Admin, president 1-2,4, Boys ' Block C 4, tennis 1, football 3-4, L ' il Abner 3, sports block. Dennis Michael Quill Swimming 2. Michael James RaffeKo Key club 4, Noon Rec. board 3-4, Boys ' Block C 4, Welfare board 4, band 2, basketball 1, tennis 2-4, sports block. Kathleen J. Ragan Social-Cultural board 3, School Spirit board 2-3, Girls sports 2, service block. Vistas 4, Carlmonitor 3-4. Paul J. ReshatofF Linda Elizabeth Reynders Elections board 4, class board 4, CGA 4, a cappella 4, spring concert 3-4, Christmas assembly 2,4. Wendell Rider Soccer 3-4, band 1-4, orchestra 1-4, service block, sports block. Barbara Sue Raime Transfer from Wood Bridge high school, New Jersey, 1. Judith Ann Rainey Caduceus 2, Big Sisters 2-3, Drama club 3, Skin of Our Teeth 4. Bob Rankin Deborah Susan Raynes Admin, pres. 3-4, class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 2,4, orchestra 1-4, Christmas concert 1-4, spring concert 1-4, service block. Kathryn Rae Class boards 2,4, CSF 1-4, Latin club 1-2, Spanish club 3, Chess club 4, Girls ' Sports board 3-4, sports 1-4, sports block, two scholarship blocks. Bob Reed Keith A. Regli Electronics club 1-4, cross-country 1, ten- nis 2-4. Michael J. Repas Rifle club 1-2, Audio-visual 2-3. Bob ReshatofF ■- .... Constanca J. Riley Sports 1. Dolores Y. Rivlello Welfare board 4, Big Sisters 2, class board 4, sports 2-3, The Boy Friend, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Skin of Our Teeth. Jotelte Edith Robatse Admin, vice-president 2, sports 1-3. Sisters Mark Roberts Janet Rockwell Carol Joyce Redriques Freda Anne Rose A cappella 3-4, Christmas concert 2-4 spring concert 2-4. Ron Rosellini Boys ' Block C 4, football 4, basketbaU 3 two sports blocks. Stanley Bruce Rudnick Cheryl RufF A. Robert Sabo Welfare board 4, School Spirit board 4, Science club 1-3, Math club 4, Engineer- ing club 3-4, Electronics club 3, Audio- visual 2-4. Ruta Samts Transfer from Aragon high school 2, ad- min, vice-pres. 4, Caduceus 3-4, Caduceus pres. 4, Noon Rec. board 3, Finance board 4, Welfare board 4, sports 2-4, sports block. Russell R. Scharman Admin, pres. 3, Elections board 1-2,4, Fi- nance board 3, basketball 2-3, junior prom, service block, sports block. Howard W. Schiller Transfer from Conastoga high school 3. Al Schlocker Swimming 1,3, sports block. Jack Shirley Swimming 1-2, mvp swimming 1, two sports blocks. Rae Anne Shoekley Katherine D. Siese Class board 4. Larry Schmierer Mark Whitney Schultz Margie E. Scribner Christmas concert 1. Sharon Seike Class boards 2-3, sports 1, fashion show 3-4. Chris Sepsis Jill Shipley Transfer from San Carlos high school 3. Michelle Silver Admin, vice-pres. 2-3, School Spirit board 2-3, sports 2-3, a cappella 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, L ' il Ahner, The Boy Friend. Nancy Silver Anita Silvera School Spirit board 2, Caduceus 1, Drama club 3, spo rts 2, a cappella 2-4, Carlmoni- tor 3-4. Christine Silvestri Class board 4, sports 1-2. Richard Simoni Admin, pres. 1-2, swimming 1-2, baseball 1, basketball 3. Lorelie Elaine Simpkins CCA 4, Elections board, fashion show 4. Beverly Simpson ' Elections board 4, class board 4, Finance board 4, transfer from Cupertino high school 3. Kay Louise Singler Class boards 3-4, School Spirit board 2, sports 1-2. Linda E. Slater Class board 2, Big Sisters 3, Vistas 4, The Man Who Came to Dinner, fashion show 2-4, Christmas dance 4. Richard Smatana Charlene Smith David C. Smith Swimming 1. Ellen Kathleen Smith Elections board 4, class board 4, Christmas dance 4. Martin Smith Patricia A. Smith Admin, president 1, School Spirit board 2. S. Philip Smith Noon Recreation board 3, band 1-4, or- chestra 4, Band-o-rama 1-4, sports block, two service blocks. Stacey Lee Smith Welfare board 4, Finance board 4, Noon Rec. board 2-3, Spanish club 3, CSF 2-4, sports 3-4. Steve Smith Michael David Spadaro Linda H. Spear Class boards 1-3, School Spirit board 1-2, Finance board 1, sports 1-4, fashion show 1-3, two service blocks. Bob Speed 69 Lea Stabb Transfer from Main Township, Illinois 2. Jeff Standi Sue Steiner Class boards 1-4, Caduceus club 1, Span- ish club 4, sports 1, a cappella 3-4, Christ- mas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, ser- vice block. Rodney L. Stensen Boys ' Sports board 4, Engineering club 3-4, gymnastics 1-4, four sports blocks. Clint Sterry Class board 4, Science club 1, basketball 1, soccer 2-4, band 1-4, Band-o-rama 1-4, orchestra 1-4, spring concert 1-4, The Boy Friend, L ' il Abner, a cappella 4. Carol-Lse Stevens Sports 1-2, L ' il Abner. Shephanie Stevens Scotties 1, spring concert 3, School Spirit board 2, Publicity board 3. Connie Stigall Sports 1-3. Donna Stirling Dennis D. Stogner Wrestling 1, band 1-2. Bonnie Sanders Stone School Spirit board 1-3, admin, pres. 1, class boards 1,3, Girls ' Sports board 4, Fi- nance board 4, a cappella 2-4, silver seal, Girls ' Block C 4, sports 1-4, CSF 1,4. Charlene Ann Stradley Admin, president 3, Girls ' Sports board 4, sports 2-4, band 2-4, orchestra 3-4, service blocks, transfer from South Kitsap high school. Port Orchard, Washington 2. Jack Stroppini Basketball 2, wrestling 2-4. Lars Sundell Maxine Sweet Big Sisters 2, dance 1. Judy Swinyer Janet Gail Talbert Class boards 2-4. Li nda B. Tardif Big Sisters 2, fashion show 4. Paul D. Teldeschi Jr. Admin, president 2-3, Rifle club 1, track 2-4, wrestling 1-4, band 1-4, Band-o-rama 1-4, orchestra 4, spring concert 4, service block, sports blocks. Marilynn Ann Thane Big Sisters 2, sports 1-2, band 1-2, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Gregg Thompson Wrestling 1, swimniing 1-4, water polo 2-4, soccer 3-4, four sports blocks. Marlene Joyce Thornburg Caduceus 2, Christmas concert 1. Karl Ting Transfer from Menlo-Atherton high 4. Sharon Anne Tofanelli Jane Anne Tompkins Spirit board 2-4, class boards 3-4, Social- Cultural board 3, Big Sisters 3, fashion show 4, executive board secretary 4. R. E. Tompkins Yearbook 3. Kathleen M. Torok Class board 4, Caduceus 1, Christmas con- cert 2, The Man Who Came to Dinner. Roger C. Tournier Jr. Boys Block C, swimming 2-4, water polo 1-4, six sports blocks. 71 Karen D. Tracey Tennis 1. Bill Trenam Basketball 1. Stan Trones Football 1-2, baseball 2, basketball 3. Terry VauDell Basketball 1-2, gymnastics 1-2, The Man Who Came to Dinner. John Vinay C basketball 2. Karen Vivaldo Dorothy Von Berg Bea Wagner Transfer from Coalinga high school 2, CSF 2-3, Science club 3, sports 4, a cappella 2-3, American Field Service School Pro- gram to South Africa 3. Thomas Durant Wake Jr. Key club 2-4, track 1-4, cross-country 2-3, admin, pres. 4, All American cross-country 3. Brad M. Walden French club 1-2, swimming 1-2, football 1-2, transfer from Alhambra high 3. 72 Bob Waldschmidt Rebecca Walker Finance board 2,4, Welfare board 4, CSF 2-4, Girls ' Block C 4, tennis 4, basketball 2-3, volleyball, gymnastics 3, four service blocks, bronze seal. David F. Walsh Key club 2-4, Boys ' Block C 2-4, cross- country 1-4, track 1-4, soccer 3-4, band 1-3, ten sports blocks, service block. Sandra Leigh Watson Vistas 4, Skin of Our Teeth. Mike D. Walters Richard Weber Miranda Jane Westphal Drama club 2,4, School Spirit board 2, Big Sisters 2, The Man Who Came to Dinner, L ' il Abner, Model UN 4, CSF 2. Norma Wheeler Transfer from San Carlos high school 2, Latin club 2, Red Cross Council 2. Geoffrey White Welfare Commissioner 4, service blocks. Key club 1-3, Block C 3-4, wrestling 1,3, water polo 3, tennis 3, CSF, Life seal. Boy ' s State. Ronald White Travis White Drama club 4, transfer from Rincon high, Tucson, Arizona, 3, swimming 3, water polo 4, L ' il Abner. James Whitney Dina-Jane Wightman Social-Cultural board 2, School Spirit board 3, Spanish club 3, class board 3, ten- nis 4, track and field 2, swimming 1-2, marching band 1-3, Band-o-rama 1-3. Gary Wika Melvin Wilhite 73 Carol M. Wilkerson School Spirit board 3, sports 1-2, fashion show 2-3. Paula M. Williams Admin, presdient 4, Welf are board 4, Girls ' Sports board 4, CSF 3-4, sports 2-4, The Boy Friend, L ' il Abner, a cappella 3-4, service blocks, scholarship block. Val Williams Class boards 1-2, L ' il Abner, fashion show 3. Walker Williams Gymnastics 1, marching band 1-3, trans- fer from Hillsdale high, San Mateo, 3. Heather Wilson Drama club 4, Skin of Our Teeth, L ' il Ab- ner, Carlmonitor 2-3. Terry Wilson Helena Jean Wise Transfer from Temple City high 4, class board 4, Welfare board 4, Homecoming dance 4, Band-o-rama 4, service block. Cheryl Anne Witt Admin, president 2. LaRue Marie Wohler Admin, president 2. Elections board 3-4, 4, sports 2, fashion Bill Wood Admin, vice-president 4, class board 4, Boys ' Block C 3-4, football 3-4, basketball 3-4, baseball 3, track 4, All-SPAL 4, sports blocks. Robert Ray Woodman Jr. Band 2-4, orchestra 4, a cappella 4, Band- o-rama 1-4, spring concert 3-4, L ' il Abner, service block. Sandra Yaley Scotties 1, spons Brad Yamauchi 74 Michael Yankaus D basketball 1-2, track 3, sports blocks. Ron Yee C basketball 3, swimming 3, golf 4, sports blocks. Paula Jane Yeghoian Finance board 1-3, admin, representative 2-4, service block. Model UN 3-4. Barbara E. Young Admin, vice-president 3, Finance board 2-3, gymnastics 2-3, sports 2-4, fashion show 4, service block, sports block. Fredina Cora Young Transfer from San Mateo high 1, Girls ' Sports board 4, Welfare board 4, Noon Rec. board 3-4, Big Sisters 2-3, Caduceus 2-4, SDorts 2-4, fashion show 4, blocks. Sheila Young Admin, president 1, class boards 1-4, School Spirit 2-4, Scotties 1, Carlmonitor, a cappella 1-2, Christmas concert 1-2, spring concert 1-2. 75 Semors Not Shown: Charles Bohm William C. Bradfield Cross-country 1-4, track 1-4, eight sports blocks. Ken Brown A cappella 4. Antonette Debar! Maureen Egan Larry Engoe Track 2-3. Richard Erilcsen David Foote Jo Anne Fraga Rifle club 2, sports 1. Alan Gjedsted John Grimes Football 1-2 two sports blocks. James H. Hartman Transfer from Hillsdale high school 3. Jon Hodson DIna Jackllnoff Transfer from Madiso n high school 4. Steve Kelton Wresthng 1. Andrew Kirchner Gymnastics 1-2. Kevin LaBarbara Dennis Levesque Transfer from Ravenswood 4. James Loring Kenneth K. Morrell Terry Newman Cheryll Parker Ron F. Petrovich Dorothy Richardson Andrea Speck Marty Steiner Skin of Our Teeth, transfer from Mira Costa high school, Redondo Beach 3. Jerry Lee Sulisky Gymnastics. Terry Taylor Gene Veenstra Barry Sanders Engineering club 3-4. Bill Simmons Track 1,3, wrestling 2, two sports blocks. Clark Weaver Janlyn Zonneveld-Piek Transfer from Ravenswood 4. 76 Senior Favorite Sherry Langbein Nancy Kilday Best personality Barbara Grosberg Joan Lamaysou Most outstanding Suzette Johnston Paula Williams Most likely to succeed Kitty Jones Maureen Mahoney Friendliest Mario Botu Sherry Langbein Wittiest JanTalbert Donna Copple Best looking Sharon Selke Jane Griffith Cutest Jane Griffith Jackie Evans Jan Gerbrands Dick Pancoast Dick Pancoast Frank Pignataro Dave Cline Geoff White Robb Gruman Hans Dankers Jan Gerbrands Dick Pancoast Jim Golly Tim Browne Hans Dankers Tom Lueder Jim Pierce Ed Bettencourt Most talented Melody Marion Tom Moon Heather Wilson Wendell Rider Most spirited Nancy Kilday Larry Jower Kitty Jones Dennis Mobley . Joanne Griffin Frank Pignataro Kathy Rea Jim Palm Most fun to be with Jane Griffith Jan Gerbrands Nancy Kilday Rob Lawrence Happiest Sharon Nichols Jack Stroppini Kay Singler Mike Spadaro [ Best dressed , Barbara Grosberg Bob Porter V Linda Slater Hans Dankers Best looking cars Sandy Kasich Hal Harvard Nancy Bragato Bob Mayer Most likely to be drafted . . Diane Maxon Terry Taylor Kathy Pool Jim Whitnev Poll Biggest flirt Dorothy Von Berg Jan Cerbrands Sharon Nichols JeflF Forcier Prettiest smile Joan Laniaysou Doug Long Maureen Mahoney Jefi Forcier Prettiest eyes Shari Tofanelli Martin Hillerby Gerry McBride Gary Montante Most intelligent Ruth Hayler Geoff White Bea Wagner Art Hopgood Most industrious Suzette Johnston Geoff White Bonnie Stone Gary Montante Best figure— build Paula Williams Tom Phillips Linda Ohran Tom Lueder Prettiest legs Linda Slater Jim Palm Jill Shipley Gary Montante Cutest couple Tom Lueder and Jackie Evans Bill Wood and Lynn Martin Biggest worriers Barbara Grosberg Lilas Frates Cutest dimples Gerry McBride Stephanie Stevens Most talkative Jane Tompkins Judy Rainey Biggest gossip Jane Tompkins Glenna Perce Laziest Ann Babb Betty Normand Biggest goof-offs Emery Austin Joan Miailovich Biggest scatterbrain Sharon O ' Connor Linda Ohran Favorite classes Psychology Favorite teachers Miss Eva Shulz Mrs. Rosalyn Lyang Jay Lipson Stan Trones Doug Long Frank Pignataro Bob Bettinger Gary Quick Howard Pitzer Jeff McGilvray Ryan Clark Wendell Rider Bill Simmons Dan Fitch Mike Cole Gary Quick P. E. Mr. Jay Deck Mr. Dan Broder 80 81 WHO TOOK A BITE OUT OF MY DONUT? THE AYES HAVE IT. Student Legislature The student legislature, in the course of governing the student body, provided entertainment for the entire school this year by sponsoring the Sadie Hawkins day dance. The legislature also installed Carlmont ' s fifth constitution. Robb Gru- man presided over the group with Dick Pancoast, vice-president. Teacher Robert Hunter advised. Front row (I to R): Larry Jower, Randy Baker, Frank Pignataro, Jerry Kissinger, Dave Caplan. Row two: Connie Kerr, Beverly Owens, Linda Hillier, Claudia Carlson, Diane Maxon, Dennis Mobley. Row three: Ken Lew, Martha Judd, Kitty Jones, Deb- bie Barr, Dave Maxon. Row four: Chris Peterson, Dick Pan- coast, Joan Lamaysou, Hans Dankcrs, Cheri Cassity, Barbara Crosberg. Row five: Brad Stienstra, Mark Foote, Geoffrey White, Mark Caton, Robb Gruman. Executive Board Front row (L to R): Larry Jower, Boys ' Sports commissioner; Frank Pignataro, senior class president; Dick Pancoast, student body vice-president. Row two: Chris Peterson, Girls ' Sports commissioner; Debbie Barr, Elections commissioner; Kitty Jones, Spirit commissioner; Robert Hunter, adviser. Row three: Brad Steinstra, junior class president; Dennis Mobley, Finance commissioner; GeofF White, Welfare commissioner; Robb Gruman, student body president. Not shown: Cory Hitchcock, Publicity commissioner; Claudia Carlson, Social-Cultural com- missioner; Sid Smith, Noon Rec commissioner; Jane Thomp- kins, E.xecutive secretary. The Executive board, composed of nine commissioners, the junior and senior class presidents, the student body president and vice-president, and a secretary, is basically a communications board which meets with the purpose of coordinating the activities of the various commissions. Robb Gruman presided over the board with vice-president Dick Pancoast. Teach- er Robert Hunter advised. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. Welfare - Tribunal This year, the Welfare board organized a student tribunal, or student court, with the purpose of enforcing the Carlmont code of conduct. The tribunal consists of five members who hear cases of student defaulting. Members of this year ' s tri- bunal were seniors Brad Walden, Gerry McBride, and Howard Pitzer, and juniors Pam Keinath and Mike Rains. The Welfare board this year concen- trated on improving Carlmont ' s reputa- tion by starting a student tribunal and en- forcing the Carlmont conduct code. The board ' s activities included a penny ar- cade, the Homecoming dance, automobile safety checks, and keeping school bulletin boards up to date. Members planned the installation of mirrors in the lavatories and a Carlmont safety week. Dan Border advised. Front row (L to R): Pam Keinith, Brad Waldon. Row two: Howard Pitzer, Mike Rains. Not shown: Gerry McBride. Front row (L to R): Kathryn Wise, Karin Horn, Sonia Landaverr ' , Dave Keck, Geoff White, Paula Williams. Row two: Dave Caplan, V icki Pollock, Pat Brodeur, Terry Montgomery, Linda Hagaman, Stacey Smith. Janice Talbott. Row three: Mike Cole, Gayle Garner, Pam Kriegh, Bonnie Petritz, Margot Robb, Sam Montgomer ' , Mike Raffetto. Row four: Gary Harms, Hans Dankers, Jan Gerbrands, Honey Larson, Robert Sabo, Bart Ackerman, Kathy Pool. Row five: Tom Lorenzen, Paul Giganti, Bill Peterson, John Merz, Hal Harvard, Larry Jower, Mark Gaton. 85 School Spirit Board Front row (I to R): Robert Sabo, Gayle Harding, Joyce Yoshioka, Kitty Jones, Vicki Ortega. Row three: Merry Oviatt, Martha JoAnne Zaplacinski. Row two: Valerie Fong, Sherri Conca, Judd, Cathi Fastenau, Roselle Vellis. Commissioner Kitty Jones and her Spirit board worked this year at increas- ing school spirit through pubUcity and ralhes. The board planned the whole of Homecoming week, which included Slave day, Blue and Grey day, class spirit com- petition ( the junior class was victorious in all events), the Homecoming rally, and the coronation of the Homecoming queen. Robert Hunter advised the group. WE HAVE 21 PER CENT MORE CAVITIES. 86 Publicity Board Through the use of banners, posters, bids, and decorations the Pubhcity board, under the direction of Corey Hitchcock, publicized the activities of other clubs and boards on a non-profit basis. The board was advised by teacher Richard Inman. ( 1 Front row (L to R): Janet Fleicher, Corey Hitchcock, Richard Inman, Maggie Cummins, Pat O ' Donavan. Front row (L to R): Bonnie Kinsler, Lori Simpkins, Maggie Scharman, Jean Kates. Row two: Dian Owens, Ruta Samts, Connie Kerr, Debbie Barr. Row three: Benita Petros, Peggy Law, Mike Cole, Russ Scharman, Ken Lew. Elections Board The Ele ctions board, supervised by teacher Norman Heise and directed by commissioner Debbie Barr, planned and held the various student elections, includ- ing the May general elections and those for the junior prom and senior ball. In the fall, students voted on machines borrowed from the county; in other elections they concealed themselves in canvas booths to mark their X ' s. 87 Front row (L fo R); Bonnie Verhousky, Paula Williams, Charlene Stradley, Joan Lamaysou, Suzette Johnston. Row two: Cindy Chance, Bonnie Stone, Christine Peterson, Joanne Griffin. Boys Sports The Boys ' Sports board, in support of the PE department, sponsored various fund-raising ac•ti dties, including the KYA basketball game, the donkey basketball game, and the sale of football programs. Larry Jower officiated over the organiza- tion; coach Bill Hurst advised. Girls ' Sports Board The Girls ' Sports board, which consists of the managers of all girls ' after-school sports, handled the various activities re- lated to the girls ' sports program. Mem- bers of the board also organized teas rec- ognizing outstanding athletes of each sport season. The commissioner of this year ' s board was Chris Peterson. The ad- viser was Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky. Front row (L to R): Larry Jower. Row two: Craig Jower, Gary Morell, Tom Doyle. Row three: Rod Stensen, Dick Simoni, Jerry Pollock. Front row (L to R): Ken Bensamin, Eugene Sanders, Bruce Kil- day, Jeff Wright, Stephen AngeUdes, Michael Hanley. Row two: Ken Lew, Mike Winston, Hans Dankers, Linda Marson, Arthur Hopgood, Jeff Mansoor. Row three: Cheri Cassity, Bon- nie Kinsler, Carolyn Ford, Maureen Mahoney, Kimball Banks. Row four: Cathi Fastenau, Bonnie Stone, Valerie Coie, Joan Lamaysou, Joan Gabler. Row five: Shelli Fried, Susan Fried- man, Sharon O ' Connor, Nonie Sears, Barbara Pex. Row six: Becky Walker, Ruta Samts, Linda Hagaman, Suzette Johns- ton, Ruth Hayler. Row seven: Helen Landy, Vivian Carlson, Sherry Lafferty, Anita Baker, Ann McCampbell. Row eight: Melanie Perstein, Pete Eitzen, Kathy Barsotti, Linda Burkard, Sannie Kenton, Kathy Rea. California Scholarship Federation In fostering high academic standards, CSF or- ganized a college bowl team to compete against Capuchino high and a cultural outing for CSF members in the spring. CSF also sustained a tutor- ing service. Mrs. Julia Goelz and Pete Eitzen ad- vised the organization. Front row (L to R): Mauictii FastLiiau, Pain Estabrook, Pam Torres, Patricia Ciampi, Roxane Province, Elaine Cummins. Row two: Ji annette Torres, Marcia Moore, Claudia Carlson, Barbara Leuty. Row three: Linda Burkard, Roselle Vellis, Suz- ette Johnston, Vivian Carlson. Row four: Virginia Miller, Margaret Cummins, Martha Andersen, Laura Manning. Social Cultural Board Audio -visual Above: In promotion of social and cul- tural activities, the Social-Cultural board held a tea for transfer students, decorated the school for Christmas, sponsored a canned-food drive, and held an assembly for incoming freshmen. Officers were Claudia Carlson, Cheryl Porter, and Mau- reen Fastenau. Below: Audio-visual, directed by teach- er Robert Robinette, suppUes teachers with tape recorders, projectors, and phonographs when needed. It also con- trols sound equipment for assembHes, dances, and sports events. Front row (L to R); Artie Birge, Doug Boostrom, Bob Relescale. Row two: Robert Sabo. 90 Front row (L to R): Sal Montante. Row two: Karl Ting, Susan Demaree. Row three: Ken Lew, Gary Montante, Randy Math Club Above: The Math club, directed by math teacher Salvatore Montante, seeks to acquaint high school students with the higher forms of mathematics. The club ' s officers are Gary Montante, president, and Ken Lew, vice-president. Donavan. Reef Cross Council Below: In pursuit of Red Cross ideals, the Red Cross council collected egg car- tons for a veterans ' hospital, whose pa- tients made them into Christmas toys for under-privileged children. Mrs. Bemiece Thurston advised. Front row (L to R): Sue Weber, Susan Friedman, Jeanne Fenech, Wendy Rosenberg. Row two: Pam Kriegh, Pat Jackson, Kathy Cornyn. Row three: Bonni Petritz, Margot Robb, Lynne Davies, Carol Madsen, Cheri Cassity. Front row (I to R): Bonnie Kinsler, Val Coie, Marcie Smith. Row two: Milton Goldman, Jean Bennett, Nancy Bull, Judie Quill Scroll Quill and Scroll, advised by teacher Milton Goldman, promotes interest in journalism and school publications at Carlmont. Its activities this year included the founding of Politeness Days and the collection of clothing for VISTA volunteer Nancy Schwartz ( ' 64) in Kentucky. Front row (L to R): Bonnie Johnson, Priscilla Lau, Diane Mc- Micheal, Lori Simpkins. Row two: Beatrice Kuharski, Nancy Fisher, Karen Reeves, Sharon Chin, Michelle Bayhes.Row three: Bonnie Stone, Linda Reynders, Joan Gabler, Janet Samples, Jackson. Not shown: Liz Jacobs. Carlmont G r s Assoc. Below: In serving the school, the Carlmont Girls ' Association assisted at the 1965 Back-to-School Night and sponsored teacher Norman Heise ' s talk on his experience with the Peace Gorps. Sherry LaflFerty directed the group. Yvonne Baynes, Marlene Shinazy. Row four: Chris Peterson, Debbie Barr, Anita Baker, Sherry Lafferty, Pat Trippet, Ginger Wilcox. Frofw row (L to R): Marcic Smith, Maureen Hannigan, Jeanne Chance. Row three: Anita Baker, Henry Bennett, Bonnie Stone, Bennett, Staeey Smith, Arthur Cutler. Row two: Dennis Mob- Sherry Lafierty. Row four: Jim Penrose, Chris Peterson, Bruce ely, Signe James, Joan Lamaysou, Kathy Freeman, Cindy Fraer, Gary Mobley. Finance Board Chess Club Above: The Finance board this year sponsored the very successful Battle of the Bands at which 11 popular groups competed for awards. The organi- zation ' s commissioner was Dennis Mobley; teacher Art Cutler advised the group. Below: The Chess club was organized with the purpose of studying the game of chess and further- ing the members ' knowledge of the game. Mark Foote directed the club; English teacher James Reilly advised. Front row (L to R): Pat Wiedeman, Eugene Sanders, James El- more, James Reilly. Row two: Paul Giganti, Richard Page, Gary Stratton, Jim Whitney. Row three: Mark Foote, Mike Cole, Scott Douglas, Terry Abell, Steve Hanselman. Front row L to R): Steve Markovits, Bonnie Kinsler, Frank Za- mora, Tliomas Marks, Paul Giganti, Suzette Johnston, Jackie King. Row two: Linda Burkard, Sue Steiner, Nancy Eranosian, Ginger Miller. Row three: Karen MacDonagh, Peg Nugent, Mike Cole, Elizabeth Young, Heidi Hartman. Spanish Club French Club Above: The Spanish club, in promoting interest in Spanish language and culture, held parties and sales days in order to con- tribute to the Jerre Eliot Scholarship Fund. Spanish teacher Tom Marks ad- vised the club. Suzette Johnston presided. The French club, in order to earn money for an all-day field trip to San Francisco, sponsored a dance and several sales days. Scott Douglas presided over the group; Mrs. Marie Slate and Mrs. Ann Taylor advised. Front row (L to R): Marie Slate, Leslie Fong, Deborah Gingrich, Benita Petros, Leslie Hanson, Trudy Walton. Row two: Vicky Scarlett, Magg ie Scharman, Annette McCune, Lynne Davies, Mary Pless. Row three: Stephen Angelides, Scott Douglas, Bruce Fraer, Dick Edminster, Jan Salopels. 94 Girls ' Block The Girls ' Block C, in the way of ser- vice to the school, sold doughnuts and planned a sports day for incoming fresh- men. The group held two installations this year, one in the spring and one in the fall, to register new members. President of this year ' s Girls ' Block C was Joan Gabler; Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky advised. Boys ' Block The Boys ' Block C, under the super- vision of Glenn Kovas and Ron Sweet, fulfilled its service to Carlmont this year by sponsoring the Homecoming car par- ade, the Christmas toy drive, the Letter- men ' s Ball, and the varsity athletes ' sports banquet. They also contributed a movie camera tripod to the PE department. This year ' s officers were Geoff Wh ite, presi- dent, and Dave Walsh, vice-president. Front row (L to R): Stan Nichols, Mike Raffetto, Dave Maxon, Bart Acker- man, Sam Damico, Frank Pignataro, Ron Sweet. Row two: Larry Jower, John Merz, Larry Hannel, Gary Harms, Mike Convey, Jon Green. Row three: Doug Lee, Howard Pitzer, Ron Rosellini, Geoff White. Row four: Tom Lueder, Gary Quick, Dave Keck, Dick Pancoast, Mike Bell, Mike Boehme. Row five: Bill Peterson, Robb Bruman, Skip Long, Bill Wood, Davey Wright, Barry Titlow, Mark Caton. Front row (I to R): Patricia Brodeur, Leanne Khamsi, Howard Nannette Ergas, Tony Riviello. Row three: Patrick Day, Pam Lewis, Vicky Scarlett, Vicki Williamson, Janet Frye. Row two: Gunderson, Tom Moon, Bob Bundsen. Row four: Bill Nash, Joseph Whipp, Kathy Delucchi, Laurie Palmer, Doug Spangle, Tom Nordness, Hal Harvard, Mike Cole, Rick Khamsi. Drama Club The Drama club, under the supervision of teacher Joe Whipp, in promoting en- thusiasm for dramatics, produced a short play for lunch time viewing (The Great Western Melodrama, or How the West Was Lost). Key Club Sponsored by the San Carlos Kiwanis club, the Carlmont Key club sponsored the Thanksgiving Turkey Trot, painted footprints to the lunch windows, and parked cars on Back-to-School Night. The club also kept its book store open all year. Tom Wake presided over the group; teacher Melvyn Johnson advised. THE WORLD THROUGH A SNEER. Front row (L to R); Stan Nichols, Tom Wake, Mel Johnson, Jim Penrose, Larry Burdick. Row two: Dave Caplin, Tim Swett, Jim Sussman, Richard Edminster, George Walther. Row three: fetto, Mark Caton. Row four: Ron White, Steve Stradley, Tim fetto, Mark Canton. Row four: Ron White, Steve Stradley, Tim Blum, Randy King, Bill Rea, Chris Daubert. Scots Begin a New On the first day of the ' 65- ' 66 school year, the halls, silent for two weeks since the dismissal of summer school, echoed with the familiar sounds of Carlmont. Lockers slammed, and bright new note- books appeared on the Scot campus, along with the screams of old friends meeting again. Freshmen, unaccustomed to their new environment, huddled together for pro- tection. As the day progressed, students yelled their new class schedules to friends, and crowded the corridors, making traffic im- possible. At the end of the day, grumbles could already be heard, as students started home with a load of books and fresh assign- ments. Then the halls were silent once more. LET GIRLS OFF THE BUS FIRST? EXCHANGE STUDENT JAN GERBRANDS. WHAT, DETENTION ALREADY? Seniors Welcome the Class of ' 69 The Sock Hop held in the gym and sponsored by the senior class was the first dance at Carlmont this year. Its pur- pose was to welcome the freshmen. The Associates provided the music. Many stu- dents contributed to the atmosphere by decorating their socks in crazy ways. WHO INVITED YOU HERE? MONKEY SEE, MONKEY DO. WHAT WILL THEY THINK OF NEXT? 102 Fall Rally Promotes Spirit As the Carlmont band played the Scots ' Fight Song, students plowed into the gym for the an- nual fall sports rally. But instead of the usual break-up into classes for competition, the males piled to one side of the gym, while a multitude of girls arranged themselves neatly on the other. After the coaches for football, cross-country, and water polo introduced themselves and their teams. Spirit commissioner Kitty Jones announced the vocal battle between the sexes. It was never really decided whether the piercing screeches of the girls outdid the boys ' bellowing. Both teams were led by cheerleading men and women faculty members. CARLMONT ' S SUBTLE APPROACH. WAIL ON HIM! Mad Week of Events Marks Homecoming An exciting week of events was started when girls chosen by members of the varsity football team were put into bondage. Wearing football jerseys, the girls had to carry boys ' books, lunch trays, messages, and other bur- dens. It as Slave day! Following a tense day of voting, Nancy Beattie was crowned queen at the Homecoming dance, Roses and Rainbows, Wednesday night. Friday, in an all-school rally, the junior class was de- clared winner of Blue and Gray day and also winner of the megaphone. Starting from Carlmont before Friday ' s game, a lineup of decorated cars wound toward Sequoia with a police escort. The winning cars were driven by Debbie Barr and Liz Jacobs. Assembled in the bleachers to cheer the team were Carlmont alumni, faculty, parents and students. During half-time, the Scots were entertained by two bagpipers dressed in traditional Highland costume. In a thrilling game, Carlmont lost to Sequoia 20-19. ' I FEEL PRETTY. MAUREEN MAHONEY, SHERRI CONCA, QUEEN NANCY BEATTIE, NANCY KILDAY, AND PAULA WILLIAMS 104 Hyge Cmv d Comes fo Dogpatch A MUST TO AVOID. Carlmont Dogpatchers rocked to the sound of the Renovation at this year ' s annual Sadie Hawk- ins dance sponsore d by the student council. The dance, held in the gym, was decorated in true Dogpatch fashion. Old clothes hung from clothes- lines across the ceiling, and bales of hay were placed around the floor for chairs, creating a hillbilly atmosphere. The students got into the spirit by wearing hillbilly costumes. The two Marryin ' Sams, Joe Zucca and Mel Johnson, hitch- ed couples with lively wedding bands of brass. WILD ONES AT SADIE HAWKINS. 106 ALL TIED UP. of Our Teeth OH, BOY, WHAT A NIGHT! Assistant director Nannette Ergas Stage manager Paula Williams Stage crew . .Bob Bundsen, Reid Choate, Janet Frye, Pam Gundersen, Rick Khamsi, Paul Neuty, Tom Nordness, Tony Riviello, Doug Spangle, Bruce Wandmayer Lighting crew Hal Harvard, Roger Settlemyer, Linda Zapata Sound crew Doug Boostrom Property crew . . . Joan Davidson, Linda Fiore Costume crew ... Pat Grenawalt, Penny Morse Make-up crew Gayle Garner, Mary Glardy, Leanne Khamsi Set construction Chad Ankele, Ed Bettencourt, Bill Bradfield, Doug Boost- rom, Mike Dunsmore, Brad Hawkins, Jeff LaRussa, Bob Salm, Roger Settle- myer, Bill Trenam, Mike Watters Prop construction Joan Davidson, Nannette Ergas, Linda Fiore, Gayle Garner, Pat Grenawalt, Melody Marion, Penny Morse, Judy Rainey, Dolores Riviello, Sanda Watson, Paula Williams Sponsor Pete Galassi Director Joe Whipp Assistants Miss Ann Vest, Mrs. Ann Taylor, Jay Deck Announcer Bill Nash Sabina Melody Marion Mr. Fitzpatrick Bob Bundsen Mrs. Antrobus Carol Lubke Dinosaur Pat Brodeur Mammoth Bruce Wandmayer Telegraph Boy Howard Lewis Gladys Judy Rainey Henry Marty Steiner Mr. AntmbuA Tom Moon Y octoy. . j. I Rick Khamsi Professor . .... ..... Milce Winston Ju e .L . I . .... Pat Day fy . .... yf. . . . J. Tony Riviello Miss p. Muse ylleather, Wilson Miss T. Mus6 . . . .yc. . Penny T heurer Ushers Reid Choate, MiJ e Cole Conveerlers , . .Reid Choate, Mike Cole, Pat Day, Rick Khamsi, Howard Lewis, Tony Riviello, Bruce Wandmayer, Mike Winston Girls Jean Raymond, Nancy Baxter, Vicki Williamson Fortune Teller Heather Wilson Chair Pushers . . Tom Nordness, Doug Spangle Broadcast official Dan Balestrero Mr. Tremayne Mike Winston Hester Pam Gundersen Ivy Vicki Williamson Fred Bailey Mike Cole WILL YOU PLEASE SHUT UP? 108 109 Long-hair Musicians Battle for Title The Great Smoking Caper! The most eflFective smoker-stopping measures this year were taken by the staff of the Carlmonitor when they pubhshed their cameras-in-the-bathrooms April Fool ' s joke. The results were astonishing. Many girls ran directly to their counselor ' s oflBce and confessed their sin. Others watched their mailboxes fearfully for let- ters from school. Michael Kernan, city editor for the Tribune, called it the April Fool prank of the year. of t v. utt«tis(MK(iat: Smoking violaters caught by hidden cameras in rest rooms -arlmont musicians are well at festival Ttit- CW!ni i 5 is fared nil- a tk iu s-. ' ' .-- f  : ■ -t ■asemWt- lestnal Nt f ■(■- ' ; ■ ■ ■ : i ' r Uarcl t Ai ' porlkiiniBiiraif ' i ' ; ' ■tther l— ' supptlt-r t---encpl ' . f 1 ' f ... Apply now for 1967 mode UN f ' iti - iui- ii iiiw lui ' ifw iivi Htifi -i ' .. ' rht rii llrn ljk «tt r«j Tin ' fl J ' VW- .1.  .(■■(• 1 (If. U9 if. j«i (i-lovUilori f 4m ri  . rltmA jiiih ittx v trufi Tpr mlAUtwv nmtrt •tiv fuii  U it '  1mJ«hIn •Wwrv .imvalM 111 lti« fcPllUkirft -V ■ ' itfllnt. ■n v arr (MM i riTi(jHv tna m ' bpin i.it: ' .- (li .■11 ti..if) Tiillliirnu o-fiimimttlfi, l - ruunni: U ' ImIj) nn ' miii-, I ' m ii« i - ( -i . . , t . ,1. I . ( i llr, ' .■•h l tlOrSfllivMl ' ■ ■ 1 ...... , , - . ■Ill  ' ' ir llni: i.t i: . 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Ill Enthusiastic Students Vie for Turkeys BEATLEMANIA. The Hooded Wonder rides again. The annual Turkey Trot sponsored by Boys ' Block C was held again this year. The runners started from the Carlmont track. Running through brush and brambles, on guard for snakes, up high hills, down steep slopes, the brave contestants panted to the finish at San Carlos high school. Tur- keys were awarded to winners in nine categories. The Christmas assembly, also held in the gym, featured the a cappel choir along with three soloists for a presentation of German Christmas music. Carlmont ' s stage band also added to the festive atmosphere. Swirls of snowflakes decorated the gym for the annual Commissioners ' Christmas dance. Couples danced to the music of the Doug Poehler Quintet at the Winter Fantasy. KU KLUX KLAN?? Christmas Comes to Carlmont Vistas B eats April Deadline Typewriters clicked in D-11 as the year- book staff worked to meet their April deadhne. The Vistas staff scheduled, took, and pasted up pictures, wrote copy and cap- tions, and drew the cartoons in the year- book. They also sold yearbooks three times a week during lunch periods until Christ- mas. After that Mrs. Shinn handled sales in the office. The class sold ads to Belmont and San Carlos stores to help finance the yearbook, which was compiled under the leadership of editor Val Coie, assistant editors Nancy Bull and Liz Jacobs, and adviser Milton Goldman. 1151 Xarfmofiffor Provides Wide Coverage The Carlmonitor staflF published thir- teen issues, under the supervision of edi- tor-in-chief Bonnie Kinsler, feature editor Judie Jackson, sports editor Greg Moon, news editor Marcie Smith, and picture editor Jeanne Bennett. The big scoops of the year included coverage of the Model United Nations, adjusting to the new constitution, the battle of the bands, and the two Carl- monitor pet projects: the Politeness Day Sweepstakes, in which the stafiF rewarded courteous students, and a successful clothing drive for VISTA (war on pov- erty) in West Virginia. The hardworking staff also managed to publish a giant Christmas issue. The feature page covered everything from exchange students, to Vietnam to granny dresses, and included regularly scheduled features like the mailbox, edi- torials and Judie Jackson ' s cartoons and column. Bonnie Kinsler Editor-in-chief Marcie Smith Assistant editor Greg Moon Sports editor Judie Jackson Feature editor Seated (L to R): Jean Bennett, Linda Avery, Sheila Young, Betty Normand. Standing: Randy Bull. Front row (L to R): Randi Simpson, Lynn Martin, Linda Marson, Bmce Eaton, Diane King, Peggy Nugent, Sherri Ellis, Tim Mary Pless, Carol Wilson. Row two: Barbara Crane, Chris Bau- Drilling, mann, Bonnie Petritz, Ian Cooke, Mike Winston. Row three: 117 I Vistas Victims M-O-U-S-E! THAT POUNDING SENSATION. 122 PANIC ON THE PLAYGROUND. GOLLY MAKES HER DO FOOLISH THINGS. BABY, WILL YOU DANCE WITH ME? NOW WHAT DO I DO? THE WAY TO A MAN ' S HEART? I LIVE FOR THE SUN. THAT WAS REALLY A FUNNY JOKE. HE TOUCHED ME! 127 128 Classes 129 The Mnior Board The junior class, represented by legisla- tors Mark Caton, Maureen Hannigan, Martha Judd, Steph Nicoletti, Randi Simpson, and Marcie Smith, had a spirited year. After winning the megaphone at the fall sports rally, they held a fun night, sales days, and car washes to help finance their junior prom, The Twelfth of Never, on March 12. Junior class officers (L to R): vice-president Randi Simpson, president Brad Stienstra, secretary-treasurer Kathy Wrahtz. Front row (S. to R): Kim Banks, Ken Lew. Row two: Debbie Sears, Mary Pless, Maureen Hannigan, Leslie Fong, Marcie Smith, Jacki Kubach, Pam Keinath, Nancy Giles, Evelyn Pinkiert, Elaine Vogt, Karen Reeves, Leslie Hanson. Row three: Linda Parker, Nancy Bull, Jeanne Bennett, Carol Contos, Cathi Fastenau, Linda Martinez, Virginia Backus, Karen LaMantia. Row four: JoAnn Shane, Nonie Sears, Randi Simpson, Martha Judd, Judy Keller, Judy Bonzani, Sandy Huber, Edie Walker. Row five: Nancy Mullen, Kathy Wrahtz, Bonnie Widmeyer, Nancy Hart, Carol ReshatofF, Brad Stienstra. Row six: Carlos Morales, Mike Winston, Randy Bull, Bruce Fraer, David Reiss, George Walther, Barry Titlow, Mark Canton. 130 The Junior Class Abell, Craig Adame. Judi Anaya, Jack Anderson, Kathryn Anderson. Marsha Andrade, Laura Ankele. Chad Artichoke, Aloysius Arehart, John Aul, Richard Avery, Linda Bacallao, Rafael Backus, Virginia Baird. Rich Baker, Rick Baldwin, Cathy Balestrero, Dan Banaag, Ken Bellini s. Car ol Bench, Dave Bench. Sandy Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Jeanne Berkhouse, Martie Beuchat. Beth Bevil, Betty Beyers, Sue Bielen. Marianne Bischoff. David Bishop, Frank Bishop, Mark Bjorman, Holly Black, Kevin Blackwell, Paul Juniors Blake, Dennis Blake. Steve blaylock. Cath Boardman. Da Boccio, John Boger. Bill Bonillas, Dan Bonzani, Judy Boreen, Beverly Boyd, Cyntliia Bradfield, Henry Bragg. Carrie Brandt, Diane Brindley, Larry Bristol. Tom Broderick. Michael Bromell, Barbara Brown, Larry Brown, Sue Brown, Tim Bruno. Joe Buchalter, Brier Buchalter, Marc Bull. Nancy Coulson, Jim Crane, Barbara Crow ell. Judy Cunningham. Bair; Dale. Bruce DalPorto, Ted Davis, Roger Dawson. Linda Dearth, Bill Delucchi. Kathy Demaree, Susan Derksen, Tenn Dewart, Craig Dickow. Robert DiMare, Steve Dormoy, Bob Doyle, Steve Doyle, Tom Dresselhaus, Bnic- Dreyer, Valerie Eastland, Tom Eaton, Bruce Echtenacht, Sue Edminster, Richard Juniors Geesey, Tim Gehuha, Gerry Geffen, Pat Giles, Nancy Gilpin, Brian Girouard, Ann Girouard, Maureen Glasmann, Allen Glassey, Patricia Golstein, Chen Golly. Bill Gonsalves, Robin Goodman, Anpa Gorton, Jim Gotay. Sandra Gottlieb, Audrey Gradek, Karen Granfield, Julie Greiss, Lawrence Grover, George Guglielmo, Paul Gyllenskog. Jeanne Gyorfi, Frank Haggard. Joe Ellis, Sherri Elmore, Janice Emer -, Kathy Eranosian, Joanne Erb, Tom Estabrook, Pamela Evans, Ron Evensen, Chris Fasset, Helaine Fastenau, Katlii Feachen, Sue Fearheiley, Vance Fisher, Nancy Fitzsmimons, Pat Florea, Carol Fong, Leshe Fong, Valerie Fraer, Bruce Francisconi, Jamie Franklin, Jeaiu Franzetti, Mana Freeman, Kathy Frey, Fred Fried, Shelli Hakel, Ralph Hall. Ron Hammer. Nila Hannel, Larry Hannigan, Maureen Hanson, Leslie Harris. Ron Hart. Nancy Hart, Steve Haslett, Marilyn Hassett, Larr ' Haueter, Debbie HauS, Donald Hauser, Paula Hawkins, Jeff Hazel, Kirk Heimark, Valerie Hendrick, Pete Henry. Walter Hern, Larry Hewitt, Mark Himes, Sandy Hinshaw, Car ' Hitt, Judy The Twelfth of Never ' The junior class held its prom, The Twelfth of Never, in the gym on March 12. Shimmering blue and -silver chande- liers and soft lighting helped accomplish the theme of a never-never land. The dry- ice fog did not quite achieve its misty pur- pose, but the idea was excellent. Walt ToUeson ' s orchestra provided wonderful music. Jane GriflBth, last year ' s princess for Al Di La, crowned Martha Judd, the new prom princess. Her court consisted of Julie Grandfield, Sandy Huber, Judy Keller, and Barbara Richter. FORMER PRINCESS JANE GRIFFITH CROWNS MARTHA. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS. ' 134 135 Juniors Hodges, Mary Ann llodson. Jill Holmes, Guy Holt, Barbara Huber, Sandy Hudson, Claudia Hu£Faker. Rori Humeny, Lynn Hurwitz, Sandy Jackson, Pat Jacobs, Barbara Jacobsen, Je0 Jacoby, Ray Jameson. Jamie Jean, Bebe Jeanes, Mary Jenson, Bill Johnson, Bonnie Johnson, Glenn Johnson. Jaci Johnson, Karen Johnson, Stiu-e Judd, Martha Juno, Bob Kabatchnick, Janet Kash, Kathy Kavahunas, Norma Keh, Benjamin Keinath, Pani Keller, Judy Kelly, Carrol! KeUy, Claire Kelly, Jack Kelty, Kathy Kemmerly, Kathy Kleespiess. Heidi Kolstad, Dan Krause, Sandy Kresa, Susan Kriinmer. Alyce Krohn. John Krohn. Linda Kuljach, Jackie Juniors YOU DON7 THINK I WILL, HUH? ■I i- ' j . f La ManUa, Karen Landis. Lynne Lanza, Larry Lau. Priscilla Lazarus, Lintia Lee, Greg Leeson, Bob Le)o, Chuck Lemire, Dave Lemmon, Barbara LeNoue, Dave Lester, Alan Lew. Ken Lewis, Bob Lewis, JoAnn Lewis, John Libal, Doug Loftus, Steve Logan, Lance LoGiudice, Peggy Long, James Lovering, Joan Levering, Tom Luchsinger, Dave Luck, Steve Lye, Jim MacDonald, John MacLeod, Craig Madsen, Carolyn Mann, Rod Mann, Tom Manning, Phil Mantzoros, Peter Marcher. Jan Marion, Karen Marsh, Robin Marson, Linda Martin, Douglas Martin, Mike Mason, Ruthellyn Mayo, Sue McAdams, Candi McCall, Terry McCarthy, Judy McCauIey, Debbie McCune, Barbara McDaniel, James McGrath. Mike Mclnemey. Lyn Mclsaac, Sandt McMahon, JacJd McMurtry, Tim Juniors Melesky, Susan Merritt, Bill Merz, Richard Meyer, Gail Mobley, Gary Moon. Greg Moore, Bob Monroe. Mike Monso, Pete Morales, Carlos Morrison. Dan Morrison, Eloise Morton, Frank Mossawir, Mark Mozzetti, Tom Mullen, Nancy Munoz-Plaza, Denis Myers, Diane Nash, Bill Needier, Mike Nelson, Deborah Nelson, Lissa Nichols, Stan Nicoletti. Steph Norn, Bob O ' Brien, Tim Oesterle, John O ' Laughlin, Kathy O ' Malley, Kathy Orsini, Helene Otterson, Mary Packard, Janice Paden, Craig Paddock, Kathy Parker, Linda Pastorelli, Jeannie Peri, Don Petersen, Duana Lee Petersen, Vicki Pinkiert, Evelyn Pastorelli, Mary Peirce, Kevin Pelissier, Andy Pepin, John Pitts, Steve Pless, Mary Pocock, Kelly Ponte, Linda Poore, Sue Popplewell, Les Potoski, Margaret Pratchenko, Nancy Juniors Preston, Joe Price, Ken Quinn, Brian Rainey. Mike Rains, Mike Ramer. Paul Redican, Kerry Redfield. Lois Reeves, Karen Keiland, Rex Reiss. David Rashatoff, Carol Reynolds, Linda Richek, Geri Richter, Barbara Rivard, Michelle Rivera, Edward Roach, Mike Robillard, Robin Rodriguez, Carmen Rogers, Mike Rohde, Pat Rook, John Rose, Jeff Roskin, David Roth, Cathy Rucker, Belinda Ruggs, Wayne Rutledge, Donna Ryan, Tom Salzer, Linda Samples, Janet Samts, John Schneider, Mary Ann f Schultz, Judith Schultz, Linda Scott, Jan Sears, Debbie Sears, Nonie Sea ton, Timm Sellers. Patti Sepulveda, Linda Sequeira, Sue Shane, JoAnn Sharp, Nancy Sheldon, Kent Sheppard, Debbie Shinazy, Marlene Shirley, Pat Silar, Diane Silver. Donald Simpson, Randee 139 Juniors Singer, Judy Singler, Paula Slagle, Susan Slater. Kathi Slay, Joseph Smith, Bill Smith, George Smith, Marcie Smith, Mike Smith, Richard Smith, Sandy Smith, Sharon Smith, Terry Smith, Wendy S my the, Gerry Solomon, Kathy Sorensen, Chris Southwick, Mark Souza, Cathy Stanford, Pam Stannard, John Stein, Dehorah Steiner, Les Stewart, Frank Tong, Dams Torres, Jeanette Tnppet, Pat Tnie. Greg Tupper, Bob Turman, Linda Uhhg, Glenn Valenti, Kristine Varela, Vincent Vogelsang, Lydia Vogt, Elaine Walker, Edie Walter, Lance Walther, George Wandmayer, Ellin Warner, Brenda Watts, Herb Webber, Eleanor Webber, Steve Westphal, Randi Weyrick, Linda Wharton, Ralph ite, foe Whitehead. Don Juniors 141 The Sophomore Board The sophomore class, represented by legislators Ann McCampbell, Mark Foote, Carlos Robles, Linda Larson, Doug Blackwell and Jim Penrose, sponsored the Cubberley post-game dance and held a fun night, Shipwreak. They also sold ani- mal crackers, brownies, and milk shakes on their sales days. Sophomore elass officers (L fo R): president Cheri Cassity, vice-president Barbara Pex, secretary-treasurer Lauri Simpson. Front row (L to R}: Cheri Cassity, Ginny Peirce. Row two: Sandy Paden, Jeanne Fenech, Gail Rushmore, Sue Weber, Linda Patrick, Kathy Conboy, Chris Schmillen, Linda Kozub. Row three: Gary Kuwano, Lauri Simpson, Kathy Cornyn, Nonie Muir, Pam Kriegh, Susan Friedman, Vicky Scarlett, Doug Bhickwell. Row four: Lynne Davies, Daphne White, Sue Rein- hardt, Wendy Rosenberg, Libby Andersen. Row five: Melanie Perstein, Barbara Pex, Peg Nugent, Margot Robb, Mary Clardy, Linda Larson. 142 The Sophomore Class Allen, Kathi Andersen. Elizabeth Andersen, Sharon Anderson, Terry Ank, Steve Arnold, Anna Marie Arnold, Nancy Ashby, Linda Ashmore. Lindsay Au, Debbie Bacci, Larry Bardwell. Robin Barnard, Jon Barquilla. Mane Barrett, Jim Barsotti, Debbie Blackwell. Doug Bobay, Steven Bodnar. Bruce Boehme. Kris Bohling, Lindy Bolidio. Ed Bonnemaison, Sand) Bossemeyer, Debbie Bower, Pat Beyer, Linda Boyer, Linda Bradfield, Claudia Branchaud, Gary Briner, Wayne Bromell. Linda Brown, Bob Abrahamson. Cathy Ackerman, Bart Alban, Jeff Alger, Mike Bartlett. John Batchelder. Carol Baudoin, Dan Bayne, Stephen Beanan, Greg Beauregard, Kathie Beers, Marilyn Bell, Dan Bellinis. Wayne Bennett, Cindy Bennett, Steve Berdall, Joanne Bergendorf. Dan Bettinger, Steve Bistodcau, Marcelie Blacknian. Debbie ' ii ISS - All. 143 Sophomores Brown, Bob Brown, Laiirie Bucdsea, Robert BunJick, Larry Burger. Mary Burk, Jean Biirke, Coleen Buser, Barbara Bush, Sue Cabral, Gerald Cabral, Jerry Caccanio, Jim Cagle. Russell Cain, Ned Capote, Sharon Carey, Patrick Carpenter, Bill Carr, Dan Carrato, Laura Carter, Lesbe Cartmell, Dick Carver, Debbi Carvey, Mark Cassell, Darlene Craig, Ganel Crescio. Karen Crist, Keith Crowell, Chris Cummins, Elaine Cunriingham, Dave Daley, Bonnie Dalva, Heidi Darby, Scott Da Silva, Dan Daubert, Chris Da vies, Lynne Davis, Jim Delano, Steve Dickeison, Manuela Dickow, Rick Donoghue, John Drotleff, Sue Drozak, Frankie Duhagon, Colette Dunbar, Karen Duplissea, Bill Eden, Linda Eggleson, Connie Cassity, Cheryl Castro, Christine Castronovo, Bob Catomer, Flank Catz, Louise Cavaliere, Frank Ceccato, Steve Champion, Letta Charlton, Kathy Chrisman, Bill Christian, Kathy Clapp, Vicki Clardv, Mary Clark, Maryanne Clark, Suzette Clegg, Glenn Coffey, Teresa Cole, Robert Collins, Ron Conboy, Kathy Connolly. Tom Cooke, Robert Cooks. Tom Cornyn, Kathy 144 Sophomores Hayner. Terry Hays, Sam Heafey, Cathy Heggstad, Sue Heichken. Colleen Henry, Joanne Hernandez, Toni Hissner. Kelley Hitchcock, Kirk Hoctor. Steve Hoffman. Dennis Hoffman, Harold Hogan. Paul Holland, Sue Holmquist, Mike Holowacz, Eva Sophomores Holt, Janet Hopp, John Hoppes, Dan Houlihan, Pat Hudson, Bill Hunt, Peggy Inman, Greg Jacobs, Jeffrey James, Karen Jarvis, Kevin Johnson, Eleanor Johnson. John Johnson, Shirley Judd, Laura Juergenson, Sue Kaasa, Ted Kalvass, George Karren, Leann Kenton, Sannie Kilday, Bruce King, Randy King, Rise Kirchner, April Kirchuer, Steve Kirtlan, Tom Kolb, Bob Koons, Steve Koop, Jerry Kozub, Linda Krassovsky, Vic Kriegh, Pam Kulick, Lois Kuwano, Gary Ladd, Steve Lai, Donna Lambeck, Astrid Landes, Pat Lang, Mike Lang, Sheri Langston, Mary Larsen, Ed Larsen, Mike Larson, Linda LaRussa, Debbie Law, Peggy Lee, Derrick Leguennec, Carol Lemire, Marthe Lemos, Mike Leno. Carohne Lewis, Howard Lewis, Karen Sophomores Lewis, Sharon Light. Dan Limerinos, Tom Linder. Gary Lipke, Terry LocaShio, Rosie Lo Duca, Laury Lovell, Pat Low, Stevie Lundstedt, Ron Mabe, Ed Macaire. Patti MacDonagh, Karen Madigan, Mike Mahl, Jerry Mahon, Beth Maier. Charlie Malouf. Mark Mancuso. Diane Manning, Deloris Mannix, Kathy Marion, Cathy Markey, Brenda Markovits, Steve Marohn, George Marquez, Mary Marshall, Karl Martin, JefiF Martines, Albert Masek, Gail Mason, Judy Massey, Carol Mayer, Don McBride. Tom McCabe, Michael McCompbell, Ann McClain. Tim McClay, Susan McGrath, Jerry McGregor, Nancy Mclntyre, Robert Mclsaac, Joann McLean, Joy McMahon, Sue McVay, Jeff Mehl, Ronald Merritt, Jim Messina. Michele Miller, Greg Miller, Jim Mills. Tom Miranda, Sandy 147 Sophomores Mittiestadt, Karl Moore, Cheryl Moore. Nancy Morrison, John Morton, Gary Mueller, Carolyn Muir. Nora Mulka, John Munio. Ignacio Murray, Diane Murray, Jim Musser, Suzy Mustain, Ed Myrick. Dave Nash, Paul Nelson, Paul Newbold, John Nordt, Barbara Noren, Keith Norton, William Nugent, Peggy Odenheimer, Richard Odle, Karen O ' Donovan, Pat Oesterle, Andy O ' Laughiin, Eileen Olhiser, Chris Oliver, Greg Olson, Dennis Olson, Suzanne O ' Malley. Mike Owen, Sydney Owens, Diane Padel. Chris Paden, Sandy Palavos, Larry Palmer, Larry Pardee, Pam Parent, Richard Parsons, Linda Pastorelli, Bill Patrick, Linda Paulin, Eric Pearce, Janis Peirce, Ginny Penrose, Jim Perkins, Ray Perstein. Melanie Peterson. Wayne Petritz, Bonnie PetT0s, Benita Pex, Barbara Sophomores Widger, Les Wiedeman. Pat Wika, Teiri Wililams, Cheryl Williamson, Steve Wilwerding, Peggy Windsor. Wanda Winslow, Cheryl WoIIan. Chris Wong. Patty Woods, Nancy Woodworth, Leslee Wright, Doreen Yanicks, Karel Young, Elizabeth Zapata, Linda The Freshman Board The freshman class, represented by leg- islators Randy Baker, Nick Barr, Linda Hillier, Connie Kerr, Jerry Kissenger, and Roselle Vellis, had a successful year fi- nancially. Their fun night, held October 23, was a big success. They also sponsored Pickle Paly, a pickle.sale on October 29, the day of the Carlmont-Palo Alto game, and held a car wash on May 7. Freshman class officers (I to R): secretary-treasurer Georgia LaMantia, vice-president Susie Calder, president Beverli Owens. Front row (L to R): Melanie Kroeplin, Beverli Owens. Row two: Kissinger, Nick Barr, Roselle Vellis. Susie Calder, Linda Hillier, Vicki Pollock. Row three: Jerry The Fresfimao Class Adams, David Adornetto, Janet Allen, Brenda Allen, Mark Althouse. Ralph Amable, Joe Andersen, Martha Anderson, Ann Anderson. Barbara Anderson, Steve Anderson, Tom Angelides, Stephen Anghn, Rob Anlc, Linda Armstrong, Ste e Athanasopulos, Pete Abell, Terry Abelseth, Nina Acebo. Tony Acton, Nancy 1 1 K ' -i ' , Jan Bayiey, Janet Beaman, Suzanne Beaudin, Ken ' Bedford, Dennis Beeken, Lynn Bench, Jeff Bennett, Henry Benson, Gene Berdall, Sue Bernier, Sue Bertnick, Mike Bevil, Brenda Boccio, L. Bohlen, Kathy Bolger, Steve Boor, Patrick Blackman, Barb; Blair, Stanley Bliss. Stan Boasso. Sue Freshmen Botu. Jack Bovirdon, Byce Boyer, Rich Bray. Debra Breitenwischer, Tom Brewer, Bruce Brewer, Ross Brock. Robert Broderick, Doreen Brodeur, Patricia Brown, Debbie Brown. Denise Brown. Kathy Brown. Susan Brown, Vicki Brown, William Buchalter, Jodi Budd. Bill Buhr. Margaret Bulkin, Steve Bull, Andy Burakiewicz, John Rufch, Kathy Hurley. Bill Co. CogUati, IV Connelly, Art Continho, Lucina Contos, Bob Contos, )e Coons, Alan Cooper, Randy Coughlan, Sharon Cove, Dennis Cranor, Janice Cranstone, Charlem Daley, Marva Damico, Don David, Debra Davis, John Dean, Rogers Deangelis, David Dedman. Miriam Deeming, Beth Delano, Howard DeNardo, Diane i ' - V ' ,, Burley, Jannice Bums, Tom Burwell, Barbara Cabrera, Beverly Calder, Sue Cahgiuri, Robert Cannon, Phyllis Carey, Christopher IP Freshmen Freshmen DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE, DOUBLE YOUR FUN. ' Heafey, Mary Heartsner, Joe Hecht, Marty Helbush, Jane Hemsley, Dave Hendrickson, Candy Henning, Tom Hess, Dan Hethershaw, Ken Hewitt, Scott Hickey, Vanice Higgins, Pat Hoage, Larry Hogan, Donna Holecek, Pegie Holladay, Sharon Hillerby, Julie Hillier, Linda Hilleer, Lenda Hinz, Peter Holland, Joseph Holmquist, Steve Holzman, Harold Hopp, Jimmy Horn, Karin . Howard, Gary Howell, Sandra Howes, James Huber. Mike Hudson, Bret Hudspeth, Donna Humeny, Leann Hunter, JeflF Hyland, Andy Irwin, Nancy Jackson, Paula Jacobi, Irma Jacobsen, Les Jacobson, Greg Jeanes, Ann Jennett, Rex Jensen, Jan Johnson, Lizette Johnson, Mike Johnson, Paul Johnson, Virginia Johnston, Scott Jones, Allene Jones, Chris Jones, Jay Jones, Kris Jordan, Randy Freshmen Jower, Craig Kates, Norma Kaufmann. Donna Keagy, Cindy Keinath, Harry Kelly, Colleen Kelty. Pat Kennedy, Austin Kerr, Connie Kershaw. Doyle Khamsi, Leanne Khouri, John King. Jackie Kinkade. Judy Kinne, Greg Kissinger, Jerry Koeman, Noel Kroeplin. Melody Krummes. Jim KuefFer, Bruce LaMantia, Georgia Landaverry. Sonia Landy, Helen Larson, Chris Larson, Galen Lautze, Lyan Lefebure, Juhe Lefton, Teddi Lemson, Tina Lennen, Michelle Lenzi, Rich Leuty, Barbara Lewis, Marilyn Lewis. Stephen Lichtenstein, Roy Loring, Michael Luck, Mike Lyngso, Ronald MacDougall, Bob MacDougall, James Mace, Bob Machon, Oscar Malatesta, Rosanna Maloney, Dave Mancuso, Rose Anne M anion, Tim Manning, Barbara Manning, Laura Mansoor, Jeff Marston, Louise Masia. Mike Mayfiield, Katie Freshmen l( . ■« ...... . McAllister, Mike McArdle, Kathy McCampbell, Kathy McCaughan, Cynthia McColgan, Mike McConaughey, Sue McCune, Annette McHuron, Marjean Medawar, Stephen Mehl, Tom Mendoza, Eddy Meyer. Robin Miele, Peter Miller, Greg Miner. Doug Miranda, Mike Molyneux, Diane Montgomery, Terry Moody, Don Moore, Marcia Moore, Margaret Morafka, Gail Morris, Sharon Morrison, Connie Morrison, Richard Mosher, Timothy Moss, Daniel Moyles, Jim Munoz-Plaza, Vincent Nee, Robert Nichol, Connie Nickelson, Ed Nicklos, Bev Nieri, Gene Niominni, Rich Obertelli, John O ' Brien, Randy O ' Connor, Brian Orecchia, Joyce Orr, Terri Orsini, Simone Ortega, Vicki Oviatt, Walter Page, Richard Palmer, Debra Pantaleoni, Gary Parker, Bev Parsons, Kathie Pastorelli, Debbie Patrick, Carolyn Patterson, Mike Freshmen Pauling, Susan Payne, John Peacock, David Pendleton. Cathy Peters, Ted Peterson. Grant Petri, Mike Phillips, Debbie Pignata, Paul Pignataro, Dan Pignone, Rich Pinkard. Anne Pinkham. Lee Pless, Walter Podolsky, Sue Poggi. Michael Pohl, Nancy Pollard, Trevor Pollock, Vicki Pool. Bill Pope. Linda Porter. Debbie Powers. Michele Provence. Roxane Raynes, Janet Redfield, James Reich, Eric Rein, Ruth Riccomini, Don Ricks, Tom Rider, Doug Rivera, Roberto Robertson, Ken Robinson, Dan Robles, Josephine Robles, Pam Rodriquez, Larry Rogers, Kathi Rossi, Patricia Russell, Rod Sahlberg, Cathy Sales, Steve Samuelson, Linda Sanders, Jim i ! 0t. Freshmen Satterfield, Mark Schaefer, Chuck Schaffer, Peter Scheer, Robert Schultz, Laura Schumarcher, Max Schwartz, Cathy Schwartz, Joseph Scott, Sheila Scripilhti, Joseph Sears, Lowell Shane, Bob Sherry, Mike Shinazy, Leilani Silvestri, Jim Simpkins, Owen Sloan, George Smith, Dan Smith, Julie Smith, Rita Smithey, Ken Songail, Daniel Souza, Cheryl St. Denis, Doug Stephens, Bill Stewart, Rich Stienstra, Bruce Struck, Gary Stutzman, Dave Sutter, Charles Taphn, Tracy Taylor, Margaret Tedrick, Erik Teldeschi, Nancy Tennison, Tim Thomas, Lynda Thomas, Nanci Timmons, Melod Tofanelh, Art Torre, Marshall Torres, Pam Traverse, Julie Trimble, Sue VeUis, Roselle Vise, Jim Vogt, Darrell Wacker, Pat Wade, Pam Wake, Sue Freshmen West, Vic Whitaker, Mary Whitfield, Sue Williams, Dueane Williams, Janice Willis, Vickie Wilwerding, Debra Winstcm, Sydney Wallace. Larry Wandmayer. Bruce Ward. Robert Warner, Debbie Warren, Jan Watters. Kathy Webb. Marilynne West. Bill Wold, Rosemary Wolf. Ronald Wolfe, Patricia orle , Roberta Yerkes. Mary Yoshioka. Randy Zapata, Caren Zaplacinski, Joann t ' •■ - mm MAYER BATTLES FOR CONTROL. JENSEN SNAGS REBOUND, JIM PIERCE DRIVES DOWN COURT. CARLMONT ' S HIGH SCORER GOES UP FOR TWO MORE. HAMMER LEAPS OVER DEFENDER TO SHOOT. Front row (I to R): Tim Sullivan, Greg Grover, Terry Hayner Tom McBride, Dan Bell. Second row: Karl Mittelstadt, Torn Tom Chantler, Rich Nominni, Keith Noren, Mark Carvey. ' B ' Basketball Third row: Don Mayer, Bob Shane, Jim Cast, Randy O ' Brien, Gene Benson. Son Carlos Game Highlights Season Coach Arney Lundquist ' s B basket- ball team ended a fair season this year with a 9-12 win-loss record. The Carlmont- San Carlos game highlighted the season when the Scots defeated the Dons 39-34. Team members voted Tom McBride most valuable player. Randy O ' Brien most improved. JIM CAST GOES UP FOR THE BALL. Soccer Poor Season Ends With a Bang Front row (I to R): Mike Convey, Wendell Rider, Terry Taylor, John Laub, Paul Ramer, Dick Pancoast, Greg Thompson, Frank Pignataro, Mike Bell. Row two: Jim Palm, John Stan- nard, Stan Nichols, Bob Sugars, Dave Walsh, Tim Seaton, Dave Maxon, Mike Huber, Don Whitehead. Row three: Pete Shaffer, Brier Buchalter, Jeff Wright, Mike Lang, Joe Hearts- ner, Dave Keck, Gary Mobley, Bob Lawrence. Row four: Rob Gruman, Clint Sterry, Allan Glasman, Jan Gerbrands, Gary Hobbie, Doug Lee, coach Bob Trask. SCOTS ATTEMPT A GOAL Carlmont ' s third soccer team tied for sixth place in the league under coach Robert Trask. The final game proved the highlight of the season. Mr. Trask attrib- uted the 3-2 win over undefeated Sequoia to several individual performances, in- cluding goals by Mike Convey and Dick Pancoast. With minutes left, Terry Taylor scored the winning goal with a slow drib- ble that snuck by Sequoia ' s fumbhng goalie. The team elected Frank Pignataro cap- tain, goalie Paul Ramer most valuable player, and Jan Gerbrands most improved player. Senior Mike Convey captured a place on the All-SPAL first team, and Terry Taylor and Frank Pignataro placed on the second team. 178 Wrestling Best Winter Team Splits Season Front row (L to.R): Ron Allustiarti, Mike Broderick, Dennis Bed- John Phillips, Mike Howell, Jerry Pollock, Thomas PhiUips, ford, Bob Stroppini, Jack Stroppini, Larry Greiss. Row two: Skip Long, Rich Strauss, Bill Peterson. MIKE BRODERICK STRUGGLES WITH OPPONENT. Coach Myers ' wrestling team finished a fair season this year with a 5-5 win-loss record and fourth position in the league. The Gunn, Menlo-Atherton, and Wood- side matches highlighted the season. The team voted Tom Phillips captain, Bill Peterson most valuable player, and Jack Stroppini most improved. Basketball NOW GIRLS, POINT YOUR LITTLE TOESIES! THE GREAT RACE. Track Eighth Straight SPAL Title r Front row (L to R): Tom McNeil, Joe Bruno, Bill Bradfield, Gary Montante, Greg Moon, Mark Roberts. Row Two: Karl Ting, Mark Hopp, Tom Wake, Dave Walsh, Paul Ramer, Mike Bell, John Merz, Ron White. Row Three: Ron Lundst, Doug Roily, Joe White, Sam Damico, Tom Bell, Henry Bradfield, Tom Phillips, Rich Polvson. Row Four: Bill Meyers, Roger Davis, Dan Balestraro, Larry Hannel, Dave Wright, Buddy Crowell, Dick Pancoast, Ralph Althouse. Row Five: Jon Green, Tom Lor- enzan, Craig Abell, Earl Jenkins, Bill Wood, Bill Peterson, Jim Penrose, Bill Stolle. The track team, under the supervision of coaches Loren Lan sherry and Don Berry finished a near perfect season with a win-loss-tie-record of 7-0-1, maintain- ing the team ' s standing as league champs and district champs for the eighth consec- utive year. The team also won its 58th consecutive dual meet. Tom Wake set a new record of 1:56.1 for the 880. The team voted Gordon Crowell captain and most valuable player, Henry Bradfield and Doug Roily most improved. BILL BRADFIELD FINISHES FIRST. UP AND OVER YOU GO. CROWELL PANTS TO FINISH LINE. Grad Night A cable car driv en by an Arabian sheik! This was how the graduates were greeted upon arriving to their last party of the year as the class of ' 66. It was Grad Night. Upon presenting themseh es at the door, gradu- ates were whisked down the hall by parents garbed in costumes similar to those worn by Law- rence of Arabia. A smiling genie inside the gym gave the boys fezzes while girls were presented with bracelets. Exclamations of awe and surprise could be heard by thrilled seniors as they took their first glimpses of the gym, miraculously transformed to repre- sent an Arabian paradise. A huge paper mache camel, a rotating genie on a flying carpet, and beautiful murals with familiar Arabian scenes were a few of the many exciting decorations in the gym. Exuberant dancers foimd ample music provided by William Penn and his Pals, and Johnny Vaughn ' s orchestra and rock and roll band. Girls were amazed to find the dance studio, where they had spent seemingly endless hours ex- ercising, embellished with bright streamers, car- THIS BEATS FLYING SAUCERS. peted floors, and tables cov ered with cloths of shocking colors. Efficient, Arabian-clothed bar- tenders provided Cokes and Sprites for all thirsty grads, and a wide array of other foods were served during the evening. The unrecognizable dance studio gave dancers a place to rest, hungry grads a chance to eat, a place to talk, and an observation point from which to watch dancers. An Arabian market place was recreated in the exercise room where games, handwriting analysis, and portrait drawing were some of the activities. Wandering photographers gladly took pictures of all activities for only a few drachmas. ' All graduates agreed that this PTA sponsored event was a spectacular way to end their four years at Carlmont. GRAD NIGHT BEFORE SENIORS INVADE. DROMEDARY DROPS IN ON GRAD NIGHT. A GENIE GREETS GRADUATES. Advertising 213 NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE A PLACE OF BEAUTY. Best Wishes to the Class of 1 966 from WILKINS PAINT AND ART SUPPLIES STUDENT RATES ON ART SUPPLIES Phone 593-9503 876 Laurel San Carlos THE CARLOS BEAUTY STUDIO Individualized Professional Hair Care WALT JACKSON, Hair Stylist 1107 Laurel St. 593-8842 San Carlos HOLY CINDERELLA, IT FITS! LAUREL SHOES Phone 593-5977 737 Laurel St. San Carlos PROMISE HER ANYTHING, BUT SEND HER FLOWERS! Say it with Flowers THE FLOWER CENTER CORSAGES - LEIS - WRISTLETS WEDDING HOME ARRANGEMENTS 1148 El Camino, San Carlos 593-2296 IN HER EASTER BONNET . . . You ' ll be the prettiest — on the beach fun-time sleep-time school-time date-time — when you shop at ■ Chic ' n ' Charm 1171 San Carlos Ave. San Carlos I DREAMT I BOWLED THEM OVER . . . 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PAT ' S SPORT CENTER Complete Line of Sporting Goods Hobbies Gym Clothes Official Distributor of Boy Scout Equipment Formerly Thompkins Sport Shop. 648 Laurel San Carlos 221 FEB. 22, 1966 (WASHINGTON ' S BIRTHDAY). MARCH 7, 1966 (ARBOR DAY). V VISTAS A-GO-GO ' 66 Editor-in-chief . Assistant editors Sub-editors Academic Kathi Allen, Pat l 1acaire Seniors. Linda Slater Clubs and boards Bonnie Johnson Activities Martha Judd Classes Ginger Wilcox; assistant, Terry McCall Sports Carrie Bragg; assistant, Barbara Richter Advertising manager Joan Miailovich Valerie Coie Liz Jacobs, Nancy Bull Sales Managers . Cynthia Leake, Linda Ponte Artist Sanda Watson Copy editors Kathy Ragan, Patrick Day Photographer Steve Hanselman General staff Lilas Frates, Jill Carnevale, Kathy O ' Malley, Karen Marion Adviser Milton Goldman The Vistas staff wishes to thank those who have helped produce Vistas ' 66: Mrs. Marjorie Shinn, Howard Witzke, Stan Dennison, E. E. OIney. 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