Carlmont High School - Yearbook (Belmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1969 volume:

CARLMQNT HIUH a ' HUUL LIBRARY 1 CARLMONT W Z IZY.IX LIBRARY TAKE A TO LUNCH What does today ' s youth know? Man cannot communicate by word alone, but this is ridiculous. — Aristotle 2 They know direct digit dialing The hip generation, the now generation, the generation that knows where it ' s at . . . that ' s our generation. We ' re more experienced, knowledgeable and aware of what ' s going on than the youth of any other time in history. Why the increase in youth power? MASS COMMUNICATION, that ' s why!! Never before has any one generation been so steered, molded and bombarded into getting the message. Take, for instance, the telephone. The average teenager spends at least one hour on the phone each night catching up on the latest gossip, finding out when Sadie Hawkins is, or describing a breakup with a boy friend. 3 the top 30 Rock Or how about the radio? It not only brings the latest rock and soul, but also the latest contest and how badly we lost last night ' s game. And although most kids don ' t ike to admit it, newspapers, books, and magazines affect us too. Some kids swear by the book of the month, others live for the next scandals in the movie star columns, and still others wait for Playboy. ' Sock it to me ' ... 5 and the human touch generation, we can never forget that the greatest communication man has ever known still exists today — the personal touch. People are still reaching out and talking, touching, and learning from other people. If this communication is lost, humanity will cease to exist. 6 I y ■ r |;I i V p ,1 9t 1 , ' ... it .V ■ V 1 { .V 1 ? i V ■ v ■L . JHHiHH y ■ V If K y ■ V 1 ■ 1 1 A 1 tl t id I ' y i V 1 ■ 1 i V i V I, J i i ■ v. ■ 1 ;t It i V ft. I t V I i V M if i V i ' v 1 - ; €1 iPlk J l . 4HlP . llrV J Seniors Where did you say the stop button was? — Colonel John Glenn 9 Four years of fun and games It all started the first day we walked though the halls of Carlmont. That year, we were scared freshmen, but we were the Class of ' 69. That year the Sock Hop was given in our honor by the senior class. Under the lead- ership of president Bev Owens, vice-president Sue Calder, and secretary-treasurer Georgia LaMantia, we held several successful donut sales and car washes. We even instituted the first pickle sales and sponsored a profitable freshman fun nite. One year later we came back to Carlmont a little older, a little bolder and sophomores. Under president Joe Amable, vice-president Bev Guth, and secretary- treasurer Bev Owens, we once again sponsored the traditional sales days and car washes. We even held Kaleidascope, an all-school dance that featured the Syberian Trenchkoate. Finally it seemed as if we were getting together and we proved it by winning most spirited class during homecoming week. Once again we returned to Carlmont, only this time we were juniors. Under the direction of president Pat Wolfe, vice-president Martha Anderson, and secretary Lynn Grundmeir, we sponsored our first play, My Sis- ter Eileen, and followed up with the usual car washes and donut sales and even won the Christmas tree con- test. Then the moment we had been waiting for so long finally arrived. The junior prom, A Touch Of Magic, saw the crowning of Georgia LaMantia as princess amid the decorations of a far away fairy land and the music of The Midnight Haze. And then it finally happened. We were seniors. The Class of ' 69 ruled Carlmont and the senior lawn. We sponsored the fall play, Once Upon A Mattress, held the traditional sock hop and senior carnival, won the Christmas tree contest and of course, peaked our spirit as a class by winning the megaphone. Then the most memorable evening of our high school career was upon us. That evening, April 26, was the night we held Shalimar, the senior ball at Marine World in Redwood City. Amid the beautiful set- ting of Marine World and the music of The Brotherly Love, we spent an evening we shall never forget. The moment has arrived. The Class of 1969 has fin- ally come to pass. It was a long road filled with many memories and heartbreaks but we made it. I AM AN ENEMY OF THE STATE Bull QUIT WHILE YOU ARE AHEAD 10 Terrence Abell Nina Abelseth Anthony Acebo Nancy Acton Janet Adornetto Mark Allen Ronald Allustiarti Ralph Althouse Terrance Abell Chess club 1, stage band 1-4 ... . Nina Abelseth sports block, service block, girls ' sports 2, CSF 3-4, Block ' C 4, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, sports 1-4, scholarship block .... Nancy Acton Activi- ties 4, International club 3-4, ACTION 3-4, fashion show 1 . . . . Mark Allen sports block, service block, Key club 4, Engineering 3-4, track 1-4, cross-country 1-4 Ronald Allustiarti basketball 2, wrestling 1-2, gym- nastics 1-2 ... . Martha Andersen sports block, 4 ser- vice blocks, 2 administration blocks, Executive board 4, legislature 3-4, Tribunal 4, admin, rep., Spirit board 2-3, Welfare board 4, Finance board 2-3, class boards 1-4, French club 1-2, CSF 2-3, International club 2-3, sports 1-4, junior vice-president, Red Cross club 2, powder-puff football 3-4, junior prom 3, home- coming 3 . . . . Ralph Althouse 4 sports blocks, track 1-4, football 1-4 ... . Joe Amable summer travel pro- gram 2-4, legislature 2,4, admin, representative 1-4, class boards 1-4, men ' s glee 4, soccer 2-3. Joe Amable Martha Andersen Barbara Anderson Sandra A. Anderson Steve Anderson Tom Anderson Steve Angel ides Stephen James Armstrong Steve Anderson sports block, water polo 2-4, swim- ming 1-4 ... . Tom Anderson International club 1, cross-country 1, golf 3 . . . . Steve Angelides service block, 2 admin., 2 scholarship blocks, Executive board 3-4, legislature 3-4, admin, rep. 1-2, Welfare board 4, Finance board 2-3, commissioner 3, class boards 1-2, 4, French club 1-2, CSF 1-4, Model UN 3-4, Radio and Electronics club 1, student-body vice-president 4 . . . . Stephen James Armstrong 4 sports blocks, baseball 1 -4 ... . Peter George Athanosopulos water polo 1 , Robert Ausiello transfer from West Point Boys ' Acad- emy, West Point, Mass., 3, 2 sports blocks, Chess club 4, tennis 3-4, wrestling 3, soccer 4 . . . . Sandra Ava class board 4, junior prom 3, . . . . Randy Baker 2 sports blocks, legislature 1, CSF 3, gymnastics 1-3, . . . . Beverly Bare 3 service blocks, activities 4, Spirit 1, Welfare board 4, Finance board 3, class boards 3-4, Spanish club 1-4, orchestra 1-4, Once Upon a Mat- tress, sports 4. Peter George Athanosopulos Robert Ausiello Sandra Ava Randy Baker Richard Balliet Cynthia Banaag Beverly Bare Nick Barr Ronald Batdorf Jan Louise Baxter Jan Bayley Jan Baxter admin, representative 1-4, class boards 1-4 .... Michelle Baynes Big Sisters 1, ACTION 3, girls ' choir 1, sports 3 . . . . Pete Belvel transfer from Sara- toga high school 1, Saratoga, Calif., basketball 1, golf 4 . . . . Henry Bennett service block, Vistas 3-4, editor 4, admin, representative 1-3, Welfare board 4, Finance board 1-2, class boards 1-4, CSF 1 . . . . Gene Benson sports block, class board 4, Key club 3-4, Model UN 4, Engineering club 3-4, basketball 1-2, track 2-4, cross- country 2-4 Suzanne L. Berdall ACTION 3, Drama club 2, Guys and Dolls, Thieves Carnival, My Sister Ei- leen, Thurber ' s Carnival, sports 1-2,4 ... . Sue Bernier Spirit board 4, class boards 2-3, ACTION 3, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2, sports 2. Michelle Baynes Lynn R. Beeken Frank Bell Pete Belvel Henry Bennett Gene Benson Suzanne L. Berdall Sue Bernier mm mm Kathryn Marie Bishop Alan Blight Stan Bliss Suzanne Boasso Linda Carol Boccio Kathryn Jean Bohlen Steve Bolger Patrick Boor Kathryn Marie Bishop transfer from Richardson high school, Richardson, Texas, 3, Spirit board 4, class board 3-4, a cappella 3-4, lettergirl 4, Inter-organiza- tions council secretary 4 Alan Blight transfer from NYPCS, New York, 2,4, basketball 2, baseball 2,4 Stan Bliss 3 sports blocks, Engineering club 3-4, bas- ketball 1-2,4, track 3-4 ... . Linda Carol Boccio Vistas 4, Welfare board 2-4, admin, representative 4, class board 3-4, water ballet 2, nominating convention 1-3, junior prom 3, homecoming 3 . . . . Kathryn Jean Boh- len admin, representative 2, Spirit board 1-2,4, class board 2,4, junior prom Steve Bolger class board 4, Spanish club 4, Engineering 4 . . . . Charles Bourdon- Byce 3 sports blocks, Tribunal 4, class board 2,4, base- ball 1-4 ... . Rich Boyer sports block, baseball 1-2, wrestling 3-4, football 1-4 Lynette Bralye transfer from Notre Dame, Belmont, Calif., 3 . . . . Debra Bray admin, representative 1-2, class board 1-3, sports 1-4. Charles Bourdon-Byce Rich Boyer Lynette M. Bralye Debra Bray Thomas G. Breitenwischer Dana Brennerman Ross Thomas Brewer Pat Brodeur Kathaleen Susan Brown Vickie Lynn Brown Cynthia D. Bruning Jodi Buchalter Thomas Breitenwischer band 1-2 ... . Dana Brenna- man 5 sports blocks, activities 4, Welfare board 4, class board 4, basketball 1-3, baseball 1-3 ... . Pat Brodeur service block, Welfare board 1, class board 1-4, Drama club 1, Skin of Our Teeth Vickie Brown fashion show 1-2, girls ' assembly 1-2 ... . Jodi Buch- alter ACTION 3-4, TwigA, Drama club 1-2 . . . .William Budd sports block, 3 service blocks, administration block, legislature 3, admin, representative 1,3, activi- ties 3-4, Welfare board 3-4, Elections board 3-4, class board 3-4, Spanish club 4, International club 3-4, Guys and Dolls, Thieves ' Carnival, My Sister Eileen, Once Upon a Mattress, cross-country 1-2, CASC convention 3, spring conference 3 . . . . Margaret B uhr service block, band 1-4 ... . Steve Bulkin legislature 4, Wel- fare board 4, Elections board 4, class board 1-4, Inter- national club 4, Jewish Culture club 4, track 4 . . . . Andy Bull, 2 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, admin, representative 3-4, Welfare board 2-4, class board 1-4, Block ' C ' 4, men ' s glee4, band 1-2, football 1-4, swim- ming 2. William Joseph Budd Margaret Buhr Steve Bulkin Andy Bull John Burakiewicz Kathleen Burch Gordon Burdick Bill Burley Bill Burley track 1-4, cross-country 1-4 ... . Tom Burns Welfare board 2, soccer 2 . . . Beverly Cabrera Activities 4, International club 4 . . . . Robert Caligiuri Welfare board 4, Finance board 3, CSF 1-4, CSF presi- dent 4 . . . . Scott Campbell class board 1-2, stage band 1, band 1-2 ... . Chris Carey 8 sports blocks, service block, Noon Rec 3, Key club 2-4, track 1-4, cross- country 1-4. Vivian H. Carlson Gail Carney William A. Carpenter Jeff Carter Vivian Carlson Finance board 2, French 2-3, CSF 1-4, sports 2 . . . . Joe Casazza 2 service blocks, adminis- tration block, Carlmonitor 2-4, associate editor 3, edi- tor 4, Executive board 4, legislature 4, class board 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4 .... Cheryl Castile admin, repre- sentative 4, class board 3-4, Spanish club 3-4, Interna- tional club 4, sports 2,4 .... Laureen Castro Spanish club 4, sports 2,4 .... Mark Cattarin transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 2, service block, class board 4, orchestra 2-4, stage band 2-4, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thurber ' s Carnival, Band- 0- rama 2-4, spring concert 2-4, swimming 2-3, water polo 2-3 .... Thomas Chantler 4 sports blocks, Block ' C 2-4, basketball 1, baseball 1-4, football 1-4, soccer 2-4 .... Don Cheeseman 4 sports blocks, 3 service blocks, Block ' C 3-4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4 .... Chris Chin admin, representative 2-3, class board 2-3 .... Patricia Ciampi 2 service blocks, admin, rep- resentative 2, Spirit board 1-3, Welfare 1-4, class board 1- 4, Social-cultural 1, Science club 4, band 1-3, sports 2- 4, alternate lettergirl 3. Joe Casazza Cheryl Castile Laureen Helen Castro Mark Cattarin Thomas F. Chantler Don Cheeseman Chris Chin Patricia J. Ciampi Jim Cirimele Lauretta Citron Vaughn Clapp Mardi Clark David Cline Patricia Coburn Jim Cirimele 4 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, admin- istration block, Executive board 4, legislature 4, admin, representative 2-3, Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, Boys ' Sports board 4, class board 2-4, Block ' C 2-4, CSF 1-4, stage band 2, band 1-2, Once Upon a Mat- tress, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, senior class presi- dent 4, Block ' C president 3 . . . . Lauretta Citron class board 2-3, Drama club 2, swimming 1-3 ... . Mardi Clark Publicity board 2, ACTION 3 . . . . Patricia Co- burn transfer from Half Moon Bay high school, Half Moon Bay, Calif., 3 . . . . Susan Cochran transfer from Susan Faye Cochran Nick Codianne Bayside high school, San Mateo, Calif Nick Codi- anne football 1-2 ... . Joe Connelly transfer from Hills- dale high school, San Mateo, Calif., 3, sports block, basketball 3-4 .... Bob Contos 4 service blocks, ad- min, representative 1-3, Activities 1-2, Spirit board 2, Noon Rec board 1-2, class board 1-3, CSF 1-4, orches- tra 1-4, stage band 1-4, band 1-4, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, cross-country 1, swimming 1, Band-o-rama 1-4, spring concert 1-4, jazz concert 2-4, Christmas concert 2-4. Mollyann Coel Kevin Cogliati Joe Connelly Bob Contos Jeff Contos Alan Coons Kristine Cooper Randy Cooper Lisa Cosco Sue Cotton Sharon Coughlan Dennis Cove Jeff Contos football manager 1-2, gymnastics manager 1-2 ... . Alan Coons 4 sports blocks, service block, Key club 2-4, band 1-2, track 1-4, cros-country 2-4, soccer 1-2, Key club president 4, Key club secretary 3 . . . . Kristine Cooper transfer from San Carlos high school, San Carlos, 3, Spirit board 4, Publicity board 4, Wel- fare board 4, class board 4 . . . . Randy Cooper service block, Key club 2, Engineering club 4, band 1-2, track 2-4, football 2-3 ... . Lisa Cosco Welfare board 3, Spanish club 3, International club 3 . . . . Sharon Coughlan class board 3-4 .... Dennis Cove 4 sports blocks, tennis 2-3, baseball 1-2, soccer 2-4 .... Don Cove sports block, Engineering club 3-4, baseball 1-2, soccer 3-4 .... Charlene Cranstone class board 3-4, sports 2-3. Don Cove Janice Ellen Cranor Charlene Cranstone Paula Crown Marva Daley Donald Damico Debra David Margaret Davis Margaret Davis transfer from the Mary Lewis Academy, New York 4 . . . . Howard DeLano 4 sports blocks, men ' s glee 3, band 1-3, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4, Band-o-rama 1-3, spring concert 3 . . . . Diane DeNardo Executive board 4, legislature 4, activities 3-4, activi- ties commissioner 4, Welfare board 4, class board 4, Guys and Dolls, Thieves ' Carnival .... Terry DeSan- ders Drama club 1-2, mens ' glee 1, Guys and Dolls, Thieves ' Carnival, My Sister Eileen, Thurbers Carnival . . . . Dale Dickerson a cappella 3-4. Dan Duerner Elizabeth Ann Dunlap Rob Eh ret Ray Elliott Dan Duerner class board 1, Guys and Dolls, Thurbers Carnival, Enchanted Journey .... Elizabeth Dunlap 3 sports blocks, 3 service blocks, Girls ' Sports board 2-4, Block ' C 2-4, a cappella 4, band 1-4, sports 1-4 ... . Rob Ehret Once Upon a Mattress, cross-country 2-3, baseball 3-4, football 1-2 ... . Barbara Emerson My Sister Eileen, fashion show 3, Christmas dance 3, al- ternate lettergirl 3 . . . . Bonnie Falbo Carlmont Girls ' association 2 . . . . Miriam Fetherolf Vistas 3-4, Spirit board 3-4, Publicity board 3-4, class board 2, French club 1-2, Carlmont Girls ' association 1-2, sports 2-4 .... Wade Finigan transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 4 . . . . Ken Fisher a cappella 1-3 Barbara Emerson Steven Ferguson Julie Esparcia Bob Fernald Bonnie May Falbo Wade Finigan Miriam Fetherolf Ken Fisher Lex Fletcher Carolyn Faie Fraer Bonnie Frates Cheryl Gail Frazier Deborah Lynn Fredrickson Janet Frye Craig Furner Mary Gallivan Lex Fletcher 4 sports blocks, Vistas 4, admin, repre- sentative 2-4, Welfare board 2, Block ' C 3-4, track 1-4, cross-country 1, football 2,4, soccer 3-4 .... Carolyn Fraer band 1-2 ... . Bonnie Frates sports block, ser- vice block, admin, representative 3, class board 2-4, sports 1-4 ... . Cheryl Frazier Welfare board 3, Span- ish club 3, Carlmont Girls ' association 2, International club 3, ACTION 3 . . . . Deborah Fredrickson Vistas 4 .... Janet Frye Carlmont Girls ' association 1-4, Drama club 1, Skin of Our Teeth, Arsenic and Old Lace .... Mary Gallivan fashion show 2-3, nominating conven- tion 2-3, world backgrounds banquet chairman 2 . . . . Steve Gervais transfer from Bishop Dogwell Hall, Bev- erton, Ore., 2 . . . . Sam Giannotti transfer from Rome Free Academy, Rome, New York, 3 . . . . Robert Giles 7 sports blocks, service block, admin, representative 2-3, class board 2-3, Block ' C 2-4, Twig 2, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4 ... . Don Girdler a cappella 2-4, mens ' glee 1, J.B., Guys and Dolls. Steve Gervais Sam Giannotti Robert Crane Giles Don Girdler Nancy Gomez Debbie Granat John Grant Dave Grantz Jim Greig Gregory Gross Lynn Marie Grundmeier Kathy Hagaman Debbie Granat CSF 3, ACTION 4, Drama club 2 . . . . Dave Grantz sports block, soccer 2-4 ... . Jim Greig transfer from Homestead high school, Cupertino, Calif. 2 . . . . Lynn Grundmeier admin, representative 3, Spirit board 4, Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, class board 2-4, Big Sisters 3, senior class secretary 4, lettergirl 4, fashion show 2-4 ... . Kathy Hagaman class board 4, J.B Audrey Hagen Carlmont Girls ' association 3 . . . . Mike Hanley Executive board 4, leg- islature 4, Tribunal 4, chief justice 4, Welfare board 4, CSF 1-4, Model UN 4, swimming 2, National Merit semifinalist, Science Fiction book club 3-4, CSF knowl- edge bowl 2-4. Audrey Hagan Dana Hale Laura Hall Mike Hanley Mimi Hannigan Rich Hanselman Art Hansen Ken Hanson Mimi Hannigan legislature 4, correspondence secre- tary 4, Finance board 2, Guys and Dolls .... Rich Hanselman sports block, water polo 2-3, soccer 2-4 .... Art Hansen stage band 1, basketball 1-2 ... . Ken Hanson transfer from BishopO ' Dowd high school, Dak- land, Calif. 2, cross-country 2 . . . . Gayle Harding ser- vice block, Vistas 4, admin, representative 2-4, Spirit board 1,4, Welfare board 4, Noon Rec. board 4, Elec- tions board 4, class board 2-4, Once Upon a Mattress, fashion show 2-3, nominating convention 2-3, home- comings . . . . Janet Harms Vistas 3, admin, represent- ative 1 . . . . Lynda Harris class board 3-4 .... Lynn Harrison transfer from Notre Dame high school, Bel- mont, Calif., 1, class board 3, sports 3 . . . . Heidi Hart- man 2 sports blocks, 2 service blocks, Executive board 4, legislature 4, Girls ' Sports board 3-4, class board 4, administration block, Spanish club 1-2, CSF 2, Inter- national club 3, Block ' C 3-4, band 1-2, sports 1-4, Girls ' Sports commissioner 4 . . . . Cynthia Hassett Carlmonitor 2-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4. S ■ Charlie Hayes Kimberly Ann Haynes Mary Heafey Ervin Joseph Heartsner III Charlie Hayes transfer from Falls Church high school, cross-country 2-4, football 1, soccer 1 . . . . Jane Hel- Falls Church, Va. 3 . . . . Mary Heafey 2 sports blocks, bush sports block, service block, Girls ' Sports board 4, Spirit board 3-4, class board 3-4, International club 4, class board 2-4, Spanish club 3-4, French club 1-4, In- sports 1-4 ... . Ervin Heartsner 7 sports blocks, ser- ternational club 2-4, Model UN 3-4, Block ' C 3-4, vice block, Publicity board 2, Key club 1-4, track 1-4, sports 2-4 Dan Hess baseball 2,4. JaneHelbush David L. Hemsley Thomas Henning Raymond Henrickson Donna Herndon D. Hess Janice Hickey Linda Higgins Patricia L. Higgins Linda Hillier Pete Hinz Donna Hogan Joe Holland Steve Holmquist Harold Holzman Jim Hopp Linda Hillier legislature 1-2, Welfare board 1, class board 1-2, sports 1 Donna Hogan Spirit board 3-4, closs board 4, pom pon 4 . . . . Joe Holland 4 sports blocks, Engineering club 3-4, track 1-4, football 1-4 .... Steve Holmquist sports blocks, admin, president 1, baseball 1-3, basketball 1-2 ... . Harold Holzman service block, administration block, Executive board 4, legislature 4, admin, representative 4, Welfare board 4, class board 3-4, Finance board 3, Welfare commis- sioner 4, CSF 2-4, International club 2-4, Model UN 3, Jewish Culture club 4 Karin Horn Welfare board 1, class board 2-4 ... . Paul Hornbrook transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 2, gymnastics 2-3 .... Sandy Howell activities 4, Spirit board 2-4, class board 2-4, Spanish club 2-4, Carlmont Girls ' associa- tion 3, International club 2-4, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 1-2, Future Nurses ' club 2, spring concert 1-4, Christmas concert 1-4 ... . Debbie Howland transfer from Verdugo Hills high school, Tujunga, Calif., 4. Karin Horn Paul Hornbrook Sandy Howell Debbie Howland Michael C. Huber Rex Huffington Carol Hughes Leanne Humeny Jeff G. Hunter Andy Hyland Luis Iglesias Michael Huber 4 sports blocks, legislature 3, admin, representative 1,4, Welfare board 2-4, class board 1-4, Block ' C 4, baseball 1-4, football 1-4, soccer 1-4 Rex Huffington baseball 2, football 2 . . . . Carol Hughes transfer from Hillsdale high school, San Ma- teo, Calif., 3 . . . . Pam Hull transfer from Upper St. Clair high school, Upper St. Clair, Penn., 2, Social- cultural board 2, Finance board 2 . . . . Jeff Hunter track 2-3 .... Luis Iglesias transfer from Miami Beach junior high school, Miami Beach, Fla., 1, football 2 .... Nancy Irwin class board 3 . . . . Allene Jackson Finance board 2, Guys and Dolls .... Paula Jackson Carlmonitor 2-4 .... Irma Jacobi Spirit 1, class board 3-4, International club 1,3-4. Nancy K. Irwin Allene Jackson Paula Jackson Irma Jacobi Les Jacobsen Rex Jennett Jane C. Jensen Lizette Johnson Les Jacobsen wrestling 3-4, gymnastics 2 . . . . Jane Jenson class board 3, sports 1-3 ... . Lizette Johnson sports 1-4 ... . Mike Johnson Engineering 3-4, wrestl- ing 3 ... . Allene Jones Spirit board 1, Publicity board 2, Ceramics club 1, ACTION 1 . . . . Kristeen Jones class board 1-4, French club 1-2 ... . Joan Joosten Noon Rec board 1, Drama club 3 . . . . Randy Jordan Carlmonitor 4, activities 4, French club 2, International club 4 . . . . Janis Karp transfer from Westmoor high school, Daly City, Calif., 2, Spirit board 2-3, Welfare board 2, class board 3, ACTION 3-4, Drama club 2 , Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Carni- val ... . Jean Kates Elections board 1, Girls ' Sports board 2, girls ' choir 1, a cappella 2-4, sports 1-3. Dawna L. Kautmann Cynthia Keagy Harry Keinath Colleen Kelly Dawna Kaufmann Drama club 2-3, a cappella 4, girls ' choir 3, J.B., Guys and Dolls, My Sister Eileen .... Colleen Kelly Spirit board 2, fashion show 2 . . . . Jim Kelly transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 2, stage band 2-4, Once Upon a Mattress, Thur- ber ' s Carnival, siccer 3 . . . . Pat Kelty sports block, baseball 1, wrestling 2-3, football 1-3 ... . Patrick Kel- vie transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 4 . . . . Mark Kerby transfer from Tyee jr. high school, Bellevue, Wash., 2, 2 service blocks, Carlmonitor 2-3, editor 3, Vistas editor 4, legislature 3, class board 3-4, CSF 2-4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, My Sister Eileen, nomin- ating convention 2-3 .... Doyle Kershaw sports block, class board 4, water polo 2-4, swimming 1-4 ... . John Khouri Electronics club 3, track 4 . . . . Helen Killean class board 3 . . . . Jacqueline King sports block, ser- vice block, administration block, admin, representa- tive 3, Spirit board 2, Publicity board 4, class board 2-4, Spanish club 1-4, International club 2,4, orches- tra 1, sports 1-4, senior class vice-president, Girls ' Sports board 2. Jim Kelly Doyle Kershaw Pat Kelty John Khouri Patrick J. Kelvie Helen Killean Mark Kerby Jacqueline Rose King Judy Kinkade Jerry Kissinger Noel Koeman Madeline Konig Judy Kinkade admin, representative 3-4, class board 3-4 .... Jerry Kissinger legislature 1, class board 1, Thieves Carnival, My Sister Eileen, Once Upon a Mat- tress .... Noel Koeman Spanish club 3-4, band 1, scholarship block, National Merit commendation Georgia La Mantia legislature 4, freshman class secre- tary, class board 1-4, sports 1,4, cheerleader 2-4, head cheerleader 2,4 .... Helen Landy Carlmonitor 4, class board 3, French club 2-3, CSF 1-4, Twig 1-2, girls ' choir 1, French club president 2, 2 scholarship blocks .... Galen Larson sports block, swimming 1-2 Lynn Lautze Spirit board 4, class board 3-4, a cap- pella 4, girls ' choir 3, Enchanted Journey, sports 2 . . . . Teddi Lefton 3 sports blocks, 4 service blocks, ad- ministration block, admin, representative 2-4, Execu- tive board 4, Welfare board 2-4, Elections board 3-4, commissioner 4, class board 2-4, CSF 2-4, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, J.B., Guys and Dolls, scholarship block, sports 1-3, silver seal .... Barbara Leuty Carl- monitor 2-4, Twig 2. Teddi Lefton Michelle Lennen Richard Lenzi Barbara Leuty Steve Lewis Roy Lichtenstein Olive Shiyah Lissner Phil Lobats Steve Lewis Guys and Dolk, Thieves ' Carnival .... Roy Lichtenstein stage band 2, men ' s glee 3, band 1-4, wrestling 3, gymnastics 1 . . . . Olive Lissner transfer from Homestead high school, Cupertino, Calif., 3 . . . . Peggy Lofte transfer from Oceana high school, Pacif- ica high school, Pacifica, Calif., 2, orchestra 4 . . . . Robert Mace 3 sports blocks, Block ' C 3-4, baseball 1, wrestling 3-4, football 2-4 .... Rosanna Malatesta Spanish club 2-4, CSF 1-3, scholarship block . . . . Dave Maloney Thurber ' s Carnival, football 2-4 . . . . Nancy Maloney transfer from Notre Dame high school, Belmont, Calif., 2, class board 3-4, sports 3-4 . . . . Roseanne Mancuso International club 2-3 ... . Tim Manion sports block, mens ' glee 3-4, track 1, wrestl- ing 1, water polo 1. Dave Maloney Nancy Maloney Roseanne Mancuso Tim Manion Barbara Page Manning Jeff Mansoor Donna Marchi Louise Valeri Marston Barbara Manning Arsenic and Old Lace, J.B Jeff Mansoor 8 sports blocks, 2 service blocks, Welfare board 4, Boys ' Sports board 3-4, class board 1-4, Block ' C 2-4, CSF 1-4, track 1-2, wrestling 1, football 2, soc- cer 2-4, golf 3-4, CSF college bowl 2-4, CSF life seal .... Donna Marchi transfer from Notre Dame high school, Belmont, Calif., 3, class board 4, ACTION 3, sports 3-4 ... . Louise Marston band 1 . . . . Albert Martines transfer from Woodside high school, Wood- side, Calif., 4 . . . . Kathy McArdle Spirit board 4, class board 4, Drama club 2, lettergirl 4, sports 2-3 ... . Kathy McCampbell legislature 4, Girls ' Sports 4, class board 1,4, sports 1-4 ... . Cindy McCaughan class board 3, cheerleader 2, sports 1-3 Mike McColgan Chess club 2 Sue McConaughey Publicity 3, class board 4 . . . . Shephanie McCorkle transfer from Bend high school, Bend, Ore., 3, Chess club 3, My Sister Eileen .... Annette McCune Activities 4, French club 1-2, International club 3-4, ACTION 3-4, girls ' choir 1-2, a cappella 3-4. Albert Martines Michael E. McColgan Kathy McArdle Sue McConaughey Kathy McCampbell Stephanie McCorkle C. McCaughan Annette McCune Norma McFarlane B. Marjean McHuron Norma McFarlane transfer from Queen Anne high School, Seattle, Wash., 3 Marjean McHuron sports block, service block, administration block, legislature 4, admin, representative 1-3, class board 1-4, Girls ' Sports board 2, French club 2, CSF 1, sports 1-4, AFS candidate .... Robert McLean Activities 4, Welfare board 4, class board 4, Engineering club 4, homecom- ing4 . . . . Stephen Medawar admin, representative 1-4, class board 1-4, football 4, track 3 . . . . Janice Medley Spirit board 1-2,4, class board 2 . . . . Robin Meyer 4 sports blocks, Block ' C 3-4, track 1-2, football 1-4 .... Walt Middleton Engineering club 3-4 .... Ann Miller transfer from North high school, Torrance, I Robert McLean Stephen Medawar Calif., 4 . . . . Ralbe Miller admin, representative 3, Drama club 2-3, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Carnival, My Sister Eileen, Enchanted Journey, sports 1-2 ... . Douglas Miner orchestra 3, stage band 2-4, band 1-4, Once Upon a Mattress .... Diane Moly- neux Executive board 4, legislature 4, class board 2,4, recording secretary 4, sports 1 . . . . Theresa Montgom- ery service block, admin, representative 1, Spirit board 1, Welfare board 1, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, band 1,4, sports 4, spring concert 2-4, Christmas concert 1-4, Band-o-rama 1,4, girls ' assembly 2, homecom- ing 1. Janice Kaye Medley Ralbe April Miller Robin Meyer Douglas G. Miner Walt Middleton Diane Lee Molyneux Ann Miller Theresa Ruth Montgomery •J ' Shalimar ' Marine World provided the beautiful setting for this year ' s senior ball, Shalimar. Music by the Brotherly Love and the Carlmont Jazz Sextet provided the entertainment. Senior class president Jim Cirimele announced the crowning of Sue Boasso, senior ball queen. Her court included Jan Baxter, Janet Raynes, Kay Bishop, and Kathy Parsons. Highlights of the dance included a boat cruise around the adjoining islands. AND HER COURT. (L-R): Kathy Parsons, Sue Boasso, Janet Raynes, Kay Bishop. Don Moody Marcia Jeanne Moore Gail D. Morafka Sharon M. Morris Don Moody service block, Welfare board 2-4, class board 1, orchestra 4, stage band 2, band 1-4 ... . Marcia Moore sports block, service block, administra- tion block, Executive board 4, legislature 2-4, Activi- ties 1-3, Spirit board 1-4, Welfare board 4, Girls ' Sports board 4, class board 1-4, Carlmont Girls ' association 2, Block ' C ' 4, Big Sisters 2-4, sports 1-4, CASC vice- president 4 . . . . Gail Morafka Thieves ' Carnival Sharon Morris Girls ' Sports board 1-4, sports 1-4 ... . Connie Morrison International club 1, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2, band 1 . . . . Dan Moss band 1-2, soccer 2 . . . . Vince Munoz-Plaza sports block, admin, repre- sentative 2-4, Spirit board 3-4, Welfare 3, class board 2-4, soccer 2-4, swimming 1, mascot 4 . . . . Robert Nee sports block, Welfare board 4, Spanish club 3, CSF 1-4, soccer 2 .... J. E. Nickelson football 1-2. Connie Morrison Richard Morrison Dan Moss James Moyles Vince Munoz-Plaza Robert Nee Connie Janette Nichols J. E. Nichols Beverly Nicklos Richard Nominni Randy O ' Brien I Brian O ' Connor Galye Oeverndiek Karen Q ' Malley Richard Nominni sports blocks, service block, legisla- ture 3-4, Boys ' Sports board 1-4, Welfare board 2-4, class board 1-4, Block ' C 2-4, basketball 1, track 2-4, baseball 1, football 1-4, soccer 2-4 Randy O ' Brien sports blocks, service block, Block ' C 4, basketball 1-4, football 1-4 ... . Brian O ' Connor 8 sports blocks, a cappella 2-4, water polo 1-4 ... . Gayle Oeverndiek transfer from Notre Dame high school, Belmont, Calif., Joyce Orecchia Vickie Ortega 2 . . . . Joyce Orecchia sports 2-4, Carlmont Girls ' asso- ciation .... Sophia Pacas transfer from Notre Dame high school, Belmont, Calif., 2, Spanish club 2 . . . . Gary Pantaleoni sports blocks, service blocks, admin- istration blocks, admin, representative 1-4, class board 1-4, Block ' C 2-4, Engineering club 4, water polo 1-4, swimming 1-4 ... . Beverly Parker Carlmont Girls ' association 2. Beverly Owens Sophia Pacas Gary Pantaleoni Beverly Parker Jan M. Parry Kathleen Anne Parsons Bill Paton Carolyn Patrick Susan Marie Pauling John Payne Dave Peacock Catherine Ruby Pendleton Jan Parry transfer from Brookfield Central high school, Brookfield, Wis., 4 . . . . Kathleen Parsons service block, admin, representative 2-4, Spirit board 2-4, Welfare board 4, Girls Sports board 4, class board 2-4, Carlmont Girls ' association 2, CSF 1-4, International club 2-3, Block ' C ' 4, sports 1-4, cheerleader 2, pom pon 3-4, Girls ' State Bill Paton transfer from R. A. Millikan high school, Long Beach, Calif., 3, football 4 Carolyn Patrick 2 service blocks, 2 administration blocks, legislature 2-3, admin, representative 1,4, Spirit board 1-2, Publicity 2, class board 1-4, ACTION 3-4 ... . Susan Pauling class board 3-4, Spanish c lub 3-4, CSF 1-2, International club 2,4, sports 3-4 ... . John Payne Engineering club 3-4, Electronics club 3 .... Dave Peacock football 1-2 ... . Catherine Pendle- ton Spirit board 1-4, class board 2-4, ACTION 3, Twig 4, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2, Once Upon a Mattress, Christmas concert 3-4, spring concert 3-4, Christmas assembly 3-4 ... . Debra Phillips Activities 4, admin, representative 2,4, class board 2-4, International club 4, Big Sisters 4, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, Christ- mas concert 2-4, spring concert 2-4, fashion show 2 .... Daniel Pignataro sports blocks, Block ' C 2-4, baseball 1-4, wrestling 1-4, football 1-4. Ted L. Peters Debra Sharleen Phillips Daniel Joseph Pignataro Rick Pignone Lee Pinkham Nancy Pohl Trevor Pollard Vicki D. Pollock Trevor Pollard service block, administration block, Executive board 4, legislature 3-4, admin, representa- tive 2, Welfare board 4, Elections board 4, class board 2-4, football 2, soccer 3-4, student-body president 4 .... Vickie Pollock sports blocks, service blocks, ad- ministration blocks, admin, representative 1-2, Wel- fare board 1-4, Noon Rec board 4, Girls ' Sports board 2, class board 1-2, a cappella 2-4, girls ' choir 1, Once Upon a Mattress, sports 1-3 ... . Diana Pownall trans- fer from San Carlos high school, San Carlos, Calif., 2, class board 2-3, fashion show 2, junior prom 3 . . . . Roxane Provence Executive board 4, legislature 3, Spirit board 2-4, commissioner 4, class board 1,4 Barbara Pubols Tribunal 4, Spanish club 1-2, CSF 3, Tivig 1-2, girls ' choir 1, sports 1-4 ... . Margaret Pugh Activities 4, Spirit 1-4, class board 1-4, Spanish club 1-4, CSF 3, International club 2-4, sports 2-4, Future Nurses ' club 2 . . . . Maureen Quinn Carlmonitor 3, Drama club 2, girls ' choir 3, J.B., Enchanted Journey, sports 1-2 ... . Patt Raff French club 1-2, CSF 1, In- ternational club 1 , sports 2. Alan Ratcliff Claire H. Raymond Jan Raynes Eric Reich Alan Ratcliff CSF 4, Chess club 1 Claire Raymond Publicity board 4, class board 4, sports 2, nominating convention 2,4 ... . Jan Raynes 1 sports block, 2 ser- vice blocks, summer travel program 3, Spirit board 2-4, Welfare board 4, Girls ' Sports board 2-4, class board 1-4, CSF 2-4, International club 4, girls ' choir 1, a cappella 2-4, sports 2-4, cheerleader 2-4, silver seal .... Eric Reich sports blocks, track 1-4, football 1-2 ... . Donald Riccomini track 4, gymnastics 2 . . . . Tom Ricks class board 4, track 2, soccer 2 Charles Donald R. Riccomini Tom Ricks Sandra Roberts Ken Robertson Rider admin, representative 1, class board 1, orchestra 1-4, stage band 1-4, band 1-4, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thurber ' s Carnival, basketball 1-2, track 4, drum major 2-4, jazz sextet 4 . . . . Roberto Rivera track 2, cross-country 1-2, wrestling 1-2,4 .... Ken Robertson football 1-2 ... . Bruce Robinson trans- fer from Sunnyvale high school, Sunnyvale, Calif., 2, sports block, tennis 2-3 ... . Daniel Robinson legisla- ture 1-2, baseball 1, football 1-2. Charles Douglas Rider Roberto Rivera Bruce R. Robinson Daniel J. Robinson Josephine Robles Kathie Rogers Lindy Rolih Pat Rossi Stephen L. Ruegg Cathy Sahlberg Linda Samuelson James Sanders Josephine Robles Spanish club 1, French club 1 . . . . Kathie Rogers fashion show 2,3 ... . Lindy Rolih trans- fer from San Carlos high school, San Carlos, Calif., 2 Pat Rossi Publicity 4, class board 2-3, gymnastics 2-3, badminton 2-3 ... . Stephen L. Ruegg transfer from West high school, Minneapolis, Minn., sports block 1-4, sports board 2-3, Spanish club 1-2, cross- country 3-4, baseball 1-3, swimming 1-4 ... . Cathy Sahlberg Carlmonitor 4 .... Linda Samuelson Spanish club 3-4, Engineering 4 . . . . Patricia Sanjiyan Vistas 3-4, editor 4, admin, president 2, Spirit 1-2,4, class board 2-4, Quill and Scroll 4, junior prom .... Charles Schaefer baseball 1 . . . . Pete Schaffer CSF 1-4, Once Upon a Mattress, tennis 2-3, soccer 1-2, bronze seal, National Merit finalist. Ron Sandilands Patricia Anne Sanjiyan Charles Schaefer Pete Schaffer Robert Scheer Alan Schriber Laura Schultz Max Schumacher Cathy Schwartz Joseph Grant Schwartz, Jr. Joe Scripilliti Judy Scully Alan Schribner transfer from Woodrow Wilson high school, Portland, Ore Cathy Schwartz service block, Welfare 2,4, class board 4, CSF, International club 2-4, Twig 2,4, scholarship block .... Joseph Schwartz sports block, service block, admin, block, Activities 4, Spirit 4, Welfare 4, Finance 4, class board 4, track 1-4, cross-country 3-4 ... . Joe Scripilliti golf 2 Judy Scully transfer from Marycrest high school, Denver, Colo., class board 4 . . . . Lowell Sears sports block, class board 4, CSF 3-4, tennis 3-4, soccer 3-4, National Merit commendation .... Robert Shane Carlmonitor 4, legislature 4, class board 4, basketball 1, 3-4, track 2, baseball 1, football 1-4 ... . Kevin Shaw transfer from Hillcrest high school, Dallas, Texas, 4, sports board 4, track 4, cross-country 4 . . . . Robert Sheehan transfer from Serra high school, San Mateo, Calif., 1, a cappella 4, men ' s glee 3. Lowell Edward Sears Robert A. Shane Kevin Shaw Robert W. Sheehan Mike Sherry Casimira Leilani Shinazy Jim Silvestri Laura Silvestrini Jim Silvestri baseball 1, 3-4 .... Laura Silvestrini transfer from Sequoia high school, Redwood City, Calif., Welfare 4, class board 4, admin, rep. 4, CSF 3 .... Gwen Simpkins Finance 2, tennis 2, basketball 2, Activities board 1 . . . . George Sloan service block, CSF 2-4, orchestra 1-4, stage band 2-4, band 1-4, Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, Thieves ' Carnival .... Dan Smith sports block, service block, Key club 3-4, CSF 1-4, tennis 1, basketball 1-2, track 2-4, cross- country 3-4, National Merit finalist, scholarship block .... Julie Smith sports block, legislature 2-3, admin, pres. 1, sports board 2-3, class board 1-2, 4, CSF 1-4, Block ' C 4, orchestra 2-3, a cappella 2-4, choir 1, pom pon 4, swimming 1, modern dance 1-3, hockey 3, track 1,3 ... . Ken Smithey sports block, Carlmonitor 3-4, soccer 2 . . . . Linda Stagner transfer from El Camino high school, So. San Francisco, Calif., 4, sports 4 . . . . Doug St. Denis a cappella 3-4. Kathy Stenger Bill Stephens Bruce Stienstra John Stratton Bill Stephens gymnastics 1, football 1-2 ... . Bruce Stienstra Engineering 1-4, water polo 1-3, swimming 1-2 ... . John Stratton transfer from Granger high school, Salt Lake City, Utah, 3 . . . . Gary Sturmer transfer from Hillsdale high school, San Mateo, Calif., 2, sports block, basketball 3-4 .... Dan Sungail class board 3-4, Spanish club4, Science club 1-4, tennis 1-4 . . . . Charles Sutter sports block, CSF 1-3, admin, vice- president 4, Chess club 1, Science club 4, tennis 1-4 . . . . Rich Szotkowski transfer from Sequoia high school, Redwood City, Calif., a cappella 3-4, men ' s glee 2 . . . . Erik Tedrick service block 1-4, CSF 2-3, band 1-4 ... . Nancy Teldeschi class board 1, 3-4. Nancy E. Thomas Vickie Toboni ArtTofanelli Marshall Torre Sue Lorraine Trimble John Tully Nancy E. Thomas service block, admin, block, Execu- tive board 4, legislature Elections 1, class board 2-4, CSF 1-3, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2 . . . . Vickie To- boni transfer from So. San Francisco high school 2, South San Francisco, Calif., ACTION 3, band 2 . . . . Art Tofanelli orchestra 2-4, stage band 2-4, band 1-4, Once Upon a Mattress .... Sue Lorraine Trimble sports block, service block, admin, block, admin, president 2-4, Activities 4, Welfare 4, Elections 4, class board 1-4, band 1-2,4, girls ' sports 1-4, lettergirl 3, pom pon Darrell VogT Patricia M. Wacker 4 . . . . John Tully transfer from Cherry Hill high school 2, Cherry Hill, New Jersey, gymnastics 2-4 Pamela Louise Wade sports block 4, class board 3-4, Spanish club 2-4, International club 2-4, band 1-4, girls ' sports 1-4 ... . Sue Wake class board 1, Spanish club 3-4, CSF 3-4 ... . Coit Walker transfer from Mt. Pleasant high school 3, San Jose, Calif Lawrence Wallace sports block, class board 4, Block ' C 4, tennis 1-4, soccer 2-4. Pamela Louise Wade Sue Wake Coit Walker Lawrence K. Wallace m m Bruce Wandmayer Bob Ward Deborah June Warner Janis Warren Kathleen Watters Marilynne Webb Carlos Wernicke William West Bruce Wandmayer sports block, service block, CSF 2-4, Model UN 4, Skin of Our Teeth, Arsenic and Old Lace, J.B., Guys and Dolls, Once Upon a Mattress, My Sister Eileen, Thurber ' s Carnival, Enchanted Journey, wrestl- ing 1-2, water polo 1-2, Ugly Man 3, National Merit finalist, Santa Clara Math contest 2-4, scholarship block, gold seal .... Deborah Warner Twig 3-4 ... . Marilynne Webb class board 1, girls ' choir 3 . . . . Wil- liam West sports block, swimming 1-4 ... . Toni West- fall transfer from Oroville high school, 4, Oroville, Calif., Vistas 4 . . . . Mary Wharton transfer from Notre Dame high school 2, Belmont, Calif., Spanish club 4, girls ' sports 3-4 ... . Nanci White transfer from Berke- ley high school, 3, Berkeley, Calif. Toni Westfall Mary Shevaun Wharton Mary Whitaker Nanci White Janice Williams Ceramics club 3-4 .... Sydney Wins- ton class board 2-3, girls ' sports 3-4 .... Patricia Wolfe service block, admin, block, Executive board 3-4, legislature 2-4, admin, president 1, class board 1-4, CSF 2-3, ACTION 3, girls ' sports 3, scholarship block 2, junior class president 3, Inter-school commissioner, girls ' choir 1 . . . . Dan Wood transfer from George Washington high school 3, Denver, Colo., sports block, service block, Welfare 4, Block ' C 3-4, Key club 4, track 3-4, cross-country 4, All-SPAL track 3-4 ... . Randy Yoshioka sports block, service block, admin, rep. 4, sports board 4, class board 4, Engineering 4, Science club 3-4, a cappella 2-4, men ' s glee 1, basket- ball 1-2, 4, track 1,4, baseball 1 . . . . Caren Zapata Drama club 3, J.B., Guys and Dolls, My Sister Eileen. Jo Ann Zaplacinski Jo Ann Zaplacinski Spirit 3-4, class board 2. Dennis Bedford Sponsors James V. Arnold Attorney-at-law 1900 Broadway, Redwood City, Calif. 366-4920 William R. Dorrance, M.D. Internal Medicine 160 Birch Street, Redwood City,Calif. 369-1766 Richard J. Dolwig Senator, San Mateo County 181 Second Avenue, San Mateo 347-1313 lido L. Rosellini Attorney-at-law 1069 Alameda de las Pulgas Carlmont Shopping Center Belmont, California 591-0303 Travis M. Jackson Attorney-at-law 1710 Industrial Road, San Carlos, Calif. 593-1871 49 Camera shy Verne Adams Mark Baird Joe Bajurin Cindy Bandeo Will Baughman Bob Bell Transfer from Lowell high school, San Francisco, Calif., 3. Jeff Bench Sports block, basketball 1-4, baseball 1-2, soccer 1-2. Michael Bertnick Baseball 1. Bob Brock Engineering club 2-4, Thieves ' Carnival, soccer 4. Brad Carvey Ann Clarke Melissa Colby Twig 3-4. John Cubbage Steve Day Roger Dean Debra Dickerson Alicia Egan Heidi Engels International club 1, a cappella 3-4, girls ' choir 2. Michele Gale Transfer from Grant high school, Van Nuys, Calif. John Gammon Sports block, basketball 1-2, 4, baseball 1,4. Rob Gammon Baseball 1, football 1. Wayne Ginsberg Lance Stephen Gosnell A cappella 2-4, mens ' glee. Bonnie Gravatt Lynden Green Sports blocks, service blocks, Welfare board 1-2, Boys ' Sports board 1-2,4, ACTION 3, stage band 1-2, band 1-2, football 1, socer 1-2,4. Kenneth Hethershaw Scott Hewitt Kath Hill Transfer from Central high school, Phoenix, Ariz. 2, service block, activities, Spirit board 3. Gary Howard Bret Hudson Doug Hunter Transfer from Carmel high school, Carmel, Calif. 4. Phil lannone Roland llott Transfer from Granger high school, Salt Lake City, Utah 4. Sam Indorante Deborah Jackson Transfer from Etna Union high school, Etna, Calif., 4. Austin Kennedy Melody Kroeplin Jim Krummes Bruce Kueffer Debbie LaRussa Dave Lesser Marilyn Lewis Girls ' Sports board 3-4, class board 4, Block ' C 4, sports 2-4. Michael Loring Carlmonitor 3, Quill and Scroll 3. Ed Lyles Transfer from Narimasu high school, Tokyo, Japan 4. Jamie MacDougall Robert MacDougall Sports blocks, track 1, wrestling 1-3, football 2. Oscar Machon John Mausser Transfer from Hillsdale high school, San Mateo, Calif., 1, sports blocks, class board 1,4, CSF 2-4, basketball 1-4, water polo v, golf 1-3, Math club 1. Mike McAllister Rodney McGill Transfer from Mills high school, Burlingame, Calif., 4. Paula McNabney Wally Medeiros Margaret Moore Carlmonitor 2-4, Twig 1, Quill and Scroll 3. John Obertelli Electronics club 1-2. Lee Oviatt Richard Page William Pool Alain Marcel Poulet Phil Rainey Sports blocks, activities 2, Publicity board 4, swim- ming 3, water polo 4. Jan Robinson Transfer from Enciva high school, Sacramento, Calif., 3. Larry Rodriguez 50 Pam Robles Sports 1-4, sports blocks, service block, adminis- trative block, Carlmonitor 2, class boards 3, Girls Sports board 4. Frank Rojas Transfer from Balboa high school, San Francisco, Calif., 3, sports block, baseball 4, football 4, soc- cer 3-4. Deborah Smith ACTION 2-4. Cynthia Shiraki Roy Taylor Transfer from John Adams high school, New York 3. Shelly Trigueiro Ed Vannucci Transfer from Riordan high school, San Francisco, Calif., 3. Aurea Victorino Jim Vise Terry Walker Transfer from Dulaney high school, Baltimore, Md., 1. Karen Williams Class board 3, Elections 1, fashion show 2. Victor West John Zellers Classes Loo c, Jane, look. See Spot run. Good dog, Spot! — Renken ' s Advanced Studies of Modern Man 5° Juniors Junior Class officers: (L to R): secretary-treasurer Marianna Belli, vice-president Dan Sullivan, and president Jan Futrell. Jeff Addiego George Adler Lynda Agviar Bob Ahbel Bill Ahlert Judy Ahlf Kathy Alban Joe Alger Becky Allen Katherine Allen David Amaral Bob Amesbury Donna Anderson Jane Anderson Maria Andrada Sandy Armstron Charles Askew Chris Avila Dennis Axel Robin Axelrod Judy Bailey Lee Baker Jim Barber Lorna Barg M. B. Rasmussen Eileen Bauer Lisa Baumgarten Jim Bayley Joe Beck Jean Becker Susanne Beebe Kathy Belesis Eric Bell Marianna Belli Bryan Benkman Maureen Bennett Chris Beraldo Linda Bergholm Ed Bernal April Bjorman 00 ft TURN OUT THOSE LIGHTS! Steve Blackstone Karin Blackwell Russ Blagg Ron Blanc Laurie Blass Alfred Blekis Dianne Bliss Cindi Boardman Sally Bohling Kim Bolitho Mike Borden Patricia Bowling Gary Bragato Bill Brandenburg Roger Brasier Jan Brauns Steve Breen Mark Bridges Kathy Brill Cherie Brown Jack Brown Michelle Brown Becky Browning Cindy Bruning Scott Blukin Dean Bullert Mike Burakiewicz Donna Burns Debbie Burton Pat Byrne Liz Cadish Paul Caltagirone Rod Camp Gordon Campbell Pam Carey Mary Carlson Gail Carney Michelle Carrion Madeline Castillo David Castronova 61 Juniors Nancy Catlin Shirley Caton Debbie Catz Gayle Cepernich Linda Chaiko Voneda Champlin Bob Chang Pamuela Chow Sue Christo Kathleen Cissna Bill Clark Mechelle Clark Craig Cliff Judith Cline J. Cockreham Angie Coleman Rene Collado Cathy Collins Celia Copeland Ron Cortopassi Brenda Crawford Linda Crawford Dave Cross Dennis Cullen Regina Cuneo Cathy Curtin Barbara Daley Denise Daley Eddie Dalporto Sharon Darby Helen Davis Kathy Davis Tony DeiRossi Nancy Demattei Greg Depew Lauren Derkowitz Judy De Rosa David Dickerson Gary Dickow Spencer Diel Jane Dirks Linda Dodge David Donovan Larry Donahoo Mardi Drake Chris Drilling Mike Duffy Janette Dunlap Tim Dunn Rick Duray Virginia Edison Sue Edwards Matt Egan Judy Eggleson Terry Elder Harry Elkins Mike Ellis Greg Ellison Chris Erikson Charlie Erwin J. Etcheverry Alida Evans Linda Evans Jeff Everett Kathy Falbo Jeff Farmer Fred Fastenau Tom Feachen Gary Ferranti Miriam Fetherolf Fran Fields Mike Fiamengo Linda Figone Mark Finkle Skip Fischer Barry Fitzgerald Tom Flaherty Sandi Fleischer Darlene Fogarty Eva Flodihn ■■■■■■■■ 4 A Juniors Dan Foster Hal Fowler Chris Foy Jim Franco Gayle Frank Cheryl Frazier Ellen Freeman Bob Fried John Frye Ralph Furnari Jan Futrell Linda Gaskins Pat Gast Gail Gaumer Barbara Gaynor Gayleen Gennier Debra Geyer Stan Ghigliano Pat Giacchino Barbara Gilbert Phil Girouard Roger Giudicelli Cheryl Givler Carole Gluck Debbie Goitein Grady Goldman Mary Gonzalez Nancy Gorman Terry Graham Vicky Gravett Carol Gray Jerry Griffin Carol Grossman Pam G rover Warren Grubb Tim Gruman Chris Guntli Karen Hagen Terry Haley John Hall Margot Hall Marta Hall Stephen Hall Joanne Hamilton Dolores Hammil John Harbold Gary Harder Dave Harkness Robin Harper Brent Harris Marc Harris Eric Hatzenbehler Gary Hayhoe John Hays Bill Hechler Cynthea Hedlund William Heeding Glen Heggstad Rick Heifferoy Larry Hemsley Debbie Hendricks X. Herminghaus Vic Herrero Jackie Heskett Debbie Hillyard Terry Hitt John Hobbs Kevin Hogan Jack Holmes Dave Holster Ruth Holzman Jan Horn Natalie Horner Denise Hunt Bill Huseman Julia Ice Guy Indorante Ron lorio Hiroshi Ishida Dan Jacquet 63 Juniors Leonard James Mark James Barbara Jennings Paul Jennings Cameron Jeong Mary Kay Jeskey Gary Johnson Judy Johnson Karen Johnson Lance Johnson Larry Johnson Doug Kanoff Linda Kauk Paula Kauk Christa Kaye Hannah Kenefick Penny Kennedy Kathy Kennedy Steve Kennedy Lanora Kershaw Marcia Kilday Kerry Kimble Shelley Kimball Lorene Kirchnen Brynn Kirtlan Dennis Kissinger Laurie Klingner Len Kolstad II Peggy Koop Carol Knight Darice Knox Barbara Kriegh Jeff Kroll Silvia Kawn Vic Labson Peggy Lafferty Beth Lambert Mark Lansberry Barbara Laub Sue Lauten Janet Lazzarotti Andy Lee Rhonda Lee Charlie Leno Gary Leopold Jane Lescroart Mike Lesnewsky Rich Levesque Carol Lew Bell Lewis Richard Ling Laurel Lissiver Hawley Little Anita Locashio Nadine Loretz Dean Luchsinger Barbara Lunn Kim Luras Jeff Lutchworth Gretchen Lutz C. Macdonald Ron MacDonald Jim Macdougall Bill Mace Mark Madrid Steve Mahl Robin Mahood Kris Malouf Gary Manley Stephanie Mann Sally Mansell Cole Marantz Kathy Marquardt John Mantzoros Alfred Mare Ray Mart orano Dinni Maxfield Kathy Maxfield Laura Mclntyre William McKinley Juniors Rick McMahon Nancy McNeil Judy McQuagge Sylvia Medawar Frances Merritt Debbie Messina Jesse Miller Lori Miner Pat Minnhan Steve Miszanczuk Ron Mobley Maria Montague Dale Monte Maria Moody Ed Moore Steve Moore Treva Moore Kathy Moran Judy Moran Swifty Morger 3 am Morris 3ruce Morrison rom Morse 3ill Mortimore Carrie Morton i Vayne Mott Barbara Moyer Toni Mulka Steve Mu stain Dorothy Myrick Chip Napoletano Mary Nash Sue Ann Newberg Warren Newberry Mark Nolfi Dennis Noren Pat Norman Connie Notmeyer Brad Nystrom Mike Onorad Phyllis Panzarella Joyce Parent Sue Parissi Kathy Patterson Becky Pavone Guy Perego Gail Perstein Cheryl Peterson Ed Peterson Sharon Peterson Carol Pex Dave Pickett Ed Pinkiert Cindy Pocock Randy Pollard Sue Pollard Daphne Polos M. Popplewell Randy Porter JEM 65 Juniors Regan Porter Fred Poston Joan Poston George Pracyk Paula Pulliam Kathy Quinn Ned Rafalski Marilyn Rains Cliff Rainey Georgia Raptis Alex Rastis Ervan Raybal Steve Rea Debra Reed Steve Reed Dennis Reeves Brad Reichel Bruce Renfro Jean Richmond Richard Ridley Robin Riedel Rick Ring Linda Riviello Ester Robles Patricia Rogers Terry Rogers John Rolih Robin Rosellini Neil Roth Carol Roudebush Gary Ruddel Gloria Ruff Brian Russell Dennis Ryan Marc Sanchez Dennis Sanders Bruce San Filippo Sandy Scheer John Scheibe Pam Schenk Don Schenone Steve Schimdt Jackie Schultz Bill Scott Jeanne Scripilliti Gary Seiler Stuart Shields Corky Shiraki Sue Sholaas Mary Shore Kathy Showers Debbie Sieker Paul Siese Dawn Simmons Ted Simon Mary Simpson Karen Skoglund Dennis Slagle Nancy Slater Cecile Smith Dadie Smith Debbie Smith Kent Smith Laura Smith Anita Smith Rebecca Smith Robert Smith Sid Smith Tom Smith Pete Smithey Sandi Smock Gary Sorensen John Spalding David Speed Terrie Stagner Dan Stein Paula Steiner Dan Stenge Sonnet Stern Claudia Stone Juniors Carolyn Stoner Greg Stovall Dale Straw Larry Strauss Dan Sullivan 2? Ron Sullivan Diane Szekely Layne Takeoka Diane Talbert Steve Tarantino Connie Taylor Nancy Taylor Warren Taylor Dan Terrill John Thane Kathy Thomas Terry Thomas Dave Thompson Rocky Thompson Paula Tomberlin AND THAT ' S WHY I LOVE CARLMONT. Kathy Traverso John Trigueiro Frank Troglione Mike Trombatore Ruth Tyz Linda Valdez Larry Valenti E. Van Haeften Karen Van Kirk Marti Van Tries S. Van Zeventer Jim Vernazza Fran Victorino Rich Villareal Vickie Vipond Marti Visintin Aileen Virchow Tyrone Vogelsang Sarah Void Paul Wagner K. Waldschmidt Bob Walter Nancy Walter Tom Warden L. Wiesenfield William Wiley Donna Willet Glenn Williams Pat Williams Robin Williams Cathy Wilson Jeff Wilson Linn Warren M. Wartenberg Greg Watters Lynn Weber Jane Webster Barbara Wexler Sue Whitney Walt Widger 67 ' Kahalua ' On April 12, the Carlmont gym was transformed into a Polynesian paradise, as the class of 1970 presented Kahalua. Dancingtothe musicof Mixed Company, 150 couples sawthe crowning of Sandi Fleisher as junior prom princess. Her court included juniors Michelle Carrion, Judy Eggleson, Jan Futrell, and DianeTalbert. As an added attraction a student from Ralston junior high school, provided entertain- ment as she demonstrated several styles of Polynesian dances. JUNIOR PROM PRINCESS SANDI FLEISCHER. (L to R): Warren Grubb, Michelle Carrion, Lee Baker, Jan Futrell, Princess Sandi Fleischer, Chuck Stoddard, Judy Eggeson, Salvatore Giannotti, Di Talbert, Bobby Brown. 69 NEXT TIME, LET ' S CUT. Juniors Pat Wilson Carol Winchell Stan Winhall Ginger Wold Dennis Wong Janice Wong Robin Woodman John Woodworth Chris Wozniak Susan B. Wrahtz Kathy Wright Patty Wright Fran Wycoff Kate Young David Zaha Seni Zaha Cathy Zapata Virginia Zeroulias Steve Zmay Josette Zucca 71 Sophomores Sophomore Class officers: (L to R): secretary-treasurer Joan Penrose, president Mike Gilmore, and vice-president Tony King. Richard Acton Desi Adame Dennis Agresti Debbie Akers Leslie Albertsen Marcia Alexander Barbara Allen John Allen Kent Allen Scott Allen Jeffy All red Sandra Almen Dick Andersen Curt Anderson John Anderson Linda Anderson Bill Arata John Armstrong Heidi Aspoy Bob Au Michael Bach Susan Badgett Jerry Bagwell Melanie Bare Conni Barile Ginny Barile Karyn Barnes Steve Barringer Joan Baudoin Sandra Baughma Arlene Bava Dorene Bava Rick Baynes Judy Beebe Scott Beebe Lynn Beeken Sally Beeken Tracy Belmer Bob Bennett Tony Bennett LUNCHTIME. Robert Besser David Blass Doug Boardman Doug Bolger A. Bonnemaison David Bonzani Liz Borrelli Dick Boyer Clay Brandon Karen Brandt Debra Breed A. Breitenwischer Lois Bressman Steven Brill Marilyn Borck Sally Brokaw Daria Brown Kirby Bruns Sue Bucey Stephen Buckley John Buhr Alicia Bula Bruce Bulkin Diane Burch Laura Burger Arlene Burley Delinda Butler Jean Cain Randy Campbell Jerry Caputo Caranne Carlson Daryl Carpenter John Carpenter Lee Caruso Scott Carvey Regina Cattarin Larry Ceccato Wayne Champlin JoAnn Chartrand Alonza Chase 73 Sophomores Jim Chrisman Ursula Christman K. Christopherson Bill Citara Jill Clapp Ralph Codianne Barbara Coe Lonore Cohen Bill Coler Garry Collingwood Rosemarie Collins Paul Contos Tim Cookston Greg Cooper Marcia Coats Jim Coulter Cindy Cox Mike Cox Loren Crain Ed Cummins Dave Cuneo Jim Dadaos Gwen Daniels Gene Danielson Kenneth Daoust Jeri Darby Oam Davis Carol Deangelis Jennifer Deatsch Trudie DeHertel Jan DePalma Joanne Derkowitz Kris Desormeaux Sue DiCorti Stephen Diehl Karen Dietz Steve Dillard Susan Dirks Cathie Dobbs Ken Dodge Diana Douglas Mary Duffield Jeff Dunkle Suzanne Dvorak Cathy Dyer Arlene Edwards Rosemaru Elam Don Elbert Mark Elliot Diane Emerson Donna Engler Randy Evans Judy Euchenhofer Linda Estabrook Joe Farmer Scott Farray Betsy Fernald Linda Fernandez John Ferrari James Fetherolf KILL A COMMIE FOR CHRIST 74 Sophomores Willy Figueroa Rick Finato Chuck Fischer Michelle Fitch Kathy Flaherty Gregg Fondacabe Dermet Fong Darlene Fox Sally Fox «; t| Laura Fraumeni I Shirley Frederick -M San Friedman Mark Friedman Nancy Fry Cathy Gann Laurel Gaumer Linda Gendts Tony Gervasi Robin Ghigliano Mike Gilmore Cathy Gilpatrick Nancy Ginrgrich Dennis Ginsberg Sue Girdler John Givler Rose Godrfey Sybil Goldworthy Karen Gomez Rochelle Goulet Mark Graham Nancy Green Caren Greiss Barbara Grimm Cenneth Grimm Terry Gross Mike Grubb Lisa Gruman V. Grundmeyer Sue Gulyas Donna Hale Jackie Hale Dave Hall Gary Hall Mike Hall Paul Hall Tim Hall John Hallett Doris Hamel Bob Hammill Mark Hannon Jackie Hansen Janet Hansen Linda Hansen Joan Harrison Andy Haslet Gary Haueter Rich Hayes Theresa Heafey Kerry Healy Susan Heartsnen 75 Sophomores Cathi Heicken Bill Helbush Denise Hemming Tom Henderson Mimi Henning Sally Herman Gail Herron Jim Herrdon Jackie Hersh Toni Heskett Mike Hess Steve Heymans Terri Hiatt Pam Hicks Jeff Hickey Jeff Hill Laurie Hill Mibs Hitchcock Mike Hobgood Jerry Holland Kay Holmes Bethy Holzman Scott Hopgood Kathee Hooey Preston Houser Bill Howell Jeff Howell Paula Humphrey Lisa Hueffed Don Hiber Dana Hudspeth Joelle Huntington Vikki Sacklick Mark Jockson Pam Jackson Margurite Jacobi Judy Jacquet Milan Janicich Sue Jarvis Dan Johnson Jim Johnson Martin Johnson Alex Jones Gary Jones Kelly Jordan Leslie Julianel Peter Kalvass Kim Kane Kathy Kato Maria Katsano Jackie Kauk Carter Kary Denise Kenefick Scott Kennedy Alex Kerensky Gayle Kershaw Marsha Khouri Fran Keiffer Sue Killean Sue Kinkade p f POW WOW TIME. A STAR IN THE HAND . . Tony King am Kirtlan Jnda Kisinger Randy Koch Tim Kresin Kent Kubach Roger Kueffer Clifford Lai Eric Lane -eslie Langbein Vlaggie Lau Dona Lee loann Lee Rhanda Lee reri Lee 3 aul Leech Dhris Leeson Diane Leroux Jennie Lew Judy Lewis Jim Lichenstein 3 aul Liehr j alerie Limerion: -velyn Linck 77 Sophomores Barbara Lind William Lidnsey Paula Litzius Dan Lopez Rick Lopez Bill Lord Cecila Love Debbie Lovell Dennis Low Linda Lyngso Denny Lyons Jo Macdonald Mike Mace Glenn Madden Dave Mahl Steve Mahoney Sue Mahoney Steve Manfred Larry Manning Lee Manning Kim Mansoor Rick Markey Jill Markovitz Chuck Marauardt Sue Marguez Linda Martin Mark Marx Albert Martines Tanya Matlack Patty Mauser Valerie Mayne Peggy McCabe Sharon McCabe Tom McCall Pamela McKay Terry McMichael Patti McNaughtoi Doug McVay Gary Means George Medawar John Mednis Sharon Meitrott L. Mendersousen Brad Meyer Tim Meyer Leslie Middendor Lynne Miller Mark Miller Neil Mittelstadt Val Montgomery Greg Moore Gretchen Moore Mike Moore Suzanne Moore Debi Morey Viva Morris Mike Moser Greg Moss Kevin Moss Medhat Motawich Dorothy Moyer Phillip Muhilly John Mulley Roark Milligan Jan Munger Cheryl Murche Bob Navara Janis Negro Dale Nelson Leslie Nelson Dave Neumann Bhyce Nieymeir Diane Nominni Dan Nord Cindy Nordness Gary Nveske Gayle Nystrom Jim Oberg Judy Obertelli Gary O ' Brian Sophomores • Christina Alivolo Sharon Olsen Christine Olsen Dutch Orr Beverly Osaki Janell Osborne Carmen Pacas Kent Paden Dennis Pagola Jan Pantaleoni Gary Passanisi Rich Patterson Sue Patto Joan Pauling Ralph Pavone Martin Paulof Jeanette Pearce Sue Pekarek Clyde Pendleton Doug Penny GOD IS ALIVE AND WELL m MEXICO CITY FORESi FIRES PREVENT BEARS f 1 f £i WriM ft Joan Penrose Cher Perrott Peggy Perry Curt Pestana Dave Peters Laura Peters Curt Peterson Steve Peterson Roxanne Petri Susan Peirce Kipp Pfeiffer Robin Pfeiffer Cindy Phelps Bob Pinkiert Dan Pinkham John Postag S. Postlethwaite Teri Povlsen Phyllis Price Edward Proctor Dan Pubols Kevin Quinn Gail Raabe Gordon Redford Barbara Rahall Raymond Raras Karen Rasband Craig Rebenclau DeDe Reed Penni Reich Larry Ragalado Tom Reimer Richard Reiser Mary Rench Adlene Renney Merrilyn Rideout Paul Ridley J. D. Riedel Edward Riley Cathy Roberts Sophomores Nancy Rodriguez Mark Rooker Sue Rossi Jim Roth Ray Royal Carl Rucker Elaine Rutt Phil Saam Janell Saber Judy Salmon Daryl Samuelson David Samuelson Mike Sanchez Claudia Sanders Debbie Sanders Susan Sanders Pat Sandilands Greg Sandin Tom Sandin Dave Sandvard Tony Savelly Lance Schmidt Nancy Schneider Rich Schubert Bob Schug Debby Schug Mary Beth Schultz Phyllis Schultz C. Schwaninger Carin Schwartz Edith Schwarz Mike Schwarz Sue Schwarz Dennis Scott Sue Scott Helen Sears Joanne Selke Michelle Seiler Leigh Ann Seitzer Sonsirre Serchia Clark Shezkley Rob Shinazy Bob Shore Gene Short Jan Ssuster Elke Siewertsen Don Silva Grace Sime Fred Sintield Marie Sirstins Al Smith Craig Smith Kathy Smith Dale Smith Dwayne Smith Linda Smith Rhonda Smith Sandi Sorensen Lynn Southwick Mike Speakman 80 Sophomores 81 Sophomores Penny Westfall Peter Westfall Dave Wharton Wilda Whatley Carol Whitney G. Wightman Jackie Wilkinson Karla Willard Cathy Williams Mark Willis Peggy Windsor A. Winterbottom Gary Womer Carol Young Norv Yerkes John Zabohon Susie Zapata Cheryl Zellers Rhonda Zem Greg Ziccone Karin Ziegler Kris Zierolf CUSTEI DIED FOR OUR SINS 82 Freshmen 34 Freshmen STOP THAT CHEATING! FUN TIME AT AN ASSEMBLY. Karen Bergholn Pamela Berkrar Rickey Bible Steven Bigelow Marilu Biggs Marilyn Bistode Bob Black Russ Black Diane Balke Shirl Blackstor Lori Bliss Randy Boardrr Brenda Boger Evan Boldo Mark Bullock Jenni Booker Barb Bookwal ' John Borden Nanci Bowen Barb Branchai Paul Brandow Tom Brase Scott Brewer Karen Brinega Les Brinkley Anne Brown Irene Brown Kevin Brown Paula Brown Scott Brown Bill Browning Charles Brush Robin Buchalt ' Sue Bull Ralph Burke Leslie Burton Bob Burwell Rye Byers Debbie Callagl Dennis Calmej 85 Freshmen Cindy Caltagirone Cyndi Camp Annette Caputo Linda Carlson Melody Carr Jim Carretta Linda Carrillo Kathy Carroll Alison Casazza Lance Castillo C. Catalinotto Pat Cavaliere Norine Cepernich Teresa Chaney Claudia Chantler Vince Chessa Mike Chesser Ron Chesterman Patty Chong Jerry Christen Nancy Christian Kathy Ciampi Korene Cissna Dave Clark Laura Cockrell George Combs Joanne Conley Jim Connelly Kenneth Cornyn Bob Cortopassi Fred Colton Ann Coughlin Phillip Coulson Keith Caurchaine Karen Crawford Lynda Crittenden Gary Cronin Pat Crowley Terry Crowley Rich Cunningham Donna Cutler Alan Dagg Lynn Daley Scott Dallas Kathy Daost Andi Darby Connie Davis Kim Davis Jeff Dawson Vicki Dawson Brian Day Doug Dayson Gary Dean Meredith Dean Richard Deatsch Alan Debella Charles Dehertel Richard Delescale Joyce De Maio Charles Damaree Paul Dempster Carol Dickenson Peggy Dooley Steve Dominion Connie Dorsch Jim Drotleff Sue Dunqan Jim D unlap Mark Eaton Bobbi Eggleson Jerry Elvander Donna Eranosian Frank Errico James Evans Janett Fairbairn Jeff Fanning Fred Farley Roxanne Farwell Gary Fena Robert Fenech I v 7 fa J? HIS T Freshmen Dennis Ferranti Gordon Fetherolf Steven Fiamengo Bill Fifield SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH OR I ' LL KILL YOU Mick Garner Rick Garner Steve Garnett Tom Gaskins Robert Gelb Steve George Thomas George Suzan Gernler Stephen Gerstle Dan Geske Dee Genke Barbara Ghigliano Virginia Ghigliano Larry Giacchino Steve Gibson Jan Gilpin Rob Givler Karen Goitein Linda Gomez Kevin Gosch Lisa Gotthold Mike Gottula Eric Grantz Nadine Gravatt Karin Grek Debbie Groham Lind a Gross Janice Grossman Edith Gruenberg Daniel Gulart Leigh Gullette Cathie Guntli Steve Guntli Wayne Gyorfi Julie Hagenson Mark Hahn Debbie Hales On Hall Sue Hall Cathy Hampton Freshmen Mike Hampton Cheryl Hand Wendy Hare Mike Harper Allen Harris Terri Hart Linda Hartley Tom Hartman David Hauser Brian Heafey Pam Hayney Rusty Heck Bob Hedlund Jerry Hein Terry Hein Jean Helwig Pat Henry Mike Herreh Steve Hess Marc Hill Melissa Hill John Hillock Debbie Hoctor Betsy Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Ted Hogan Cheryl Hollinger Karen Holmberg Debi Hornbrook Janet Hoffman Laura Hoffman Lynn Huggins John Hunter Kristi Hutnek Theresa Hyland Alicia Indorante Jackie Jacklick Sue Jackson Linda Jacobi Sarah Janigian Craig Jonnson Frank Johnson Judv John Sylvia Johnson Debbie Jones Ellen Jones John Jones Khakie Jones Gary Kaldor Jim Katches Dave K ato Steve Kaufmann Roberta Kauk Mary Keagy Mary Keefe Martha Keller Dianne Kendrick Jean Kerns Maureen Kerwin Tena Kessler David Killilza Dawn King Ted Kinney Norman Knepher Dena Koch Susan Koop Julie Kaontz Vince Kowski Debbie Knox Bill Kresa Diana Kreigh Thomas Krueger Marisa Kyne Beth Labson Linda Lambert Pat Lancelin Bill Lang Patti Lang Sharon Langageri Debra LaRosa IP ft ■r ir If ft m ) 1 Mfaa :  k Freshmen Linda Larsen Rick Laub Bill Laughliead Sally Lauten Russel LeBrock Sheryl Lee Mindy Lefton Bruce Leising Louise Lena Nancy Leondar Steve Leong Lorrie Lescroat Rick Lewis Robert Lewis Kenneth Linck Roger Linn Keith Little Nina Lopez Ronald Lowell Myra Luce Diana Lundstedt Jody Luras Dianne Lyon Lynda Lyon Denise Lytle Carol Macdougall Leslie Madden Bob Mahood Mike Malatesta Sharon Mann Bob Mathias Kurt Marohn Denise Marston Dale Martin Georgia Martin Rita Martini Rich Martorano Debbie Mathay Leo Mayne Nancy Mayo Scott McAdams Patti Mcardle Dick McClay Karen McClellan Kathy McCormick Mary McDaniel Linda McDonald M. McFarlane Martin McGay Debbie McKelvie Roy McNaughton Wendy Melton Steve Messina Bill Metcalf Dana Middleton Jeannie Miles Ann Miller Rick Miller Scott Miller Steve Minick Lynn Miraglia Bernard Miramon James Moir Chris Mommsen Mary Moon Becky Moore Curt Moore W. Moorehead Jill Morafka Tim Morgan Steve Morimoto Steve Morlock Susan Moths Sandi Mott Michael Moulton Linda Moyer Teri Mudica Joseph Mueller G. Munoz-Plaza Betty Murray Freshmen Karie Myers Margart Myhre Bob Myhre Steve Napoletano Bob Nash Felix Naxarro Faith Nee Debbie Nelson Denise Nelson Heather Nelson Jim Neville Jack Nichols Dave Nicoletti Jennifer Nord Mark Norwood Kitty Notmeiyer Bruce Oberg Kim O ' Donovan Steve Offleck Charles Oliver Elsie Olson Charlie Osborne Carolyn Oschbach Kathy O ' Sullivan Scott Paddock Sue Palavois Tom Pardoe Karen Parker Mike Parsons Craig Patrick Wendell Pauling Kathy Payne Mark Pecar Camille Peri Camelli Perri Charleen Perras Linda Perucca Cynthia Peters William Petersen Jon Petersen Sue Petersen Karl Pueser David Pex Don Pierce Melody Pinkham Charles Pitzer Ernie Pohl Dennis Polanco Cheryl Pollard Steve Polos Allan Porter Vanessa Portolos Rick Powell Jim Price Blair Pritchard Lory Prodger Michele Pugh Rosemary Pugh Debbie Rahm Diane Rainet 90 Freshmen Paul Raymond Robert Regalado Carolyn Reid Jim Reid Pat Reimer Joyce Reiser Linda Repetti Eleanor Riley Jim Rohde Roberto Rosellini Rick Rove re Bob Rowland Ben Roybal Lee Rucker Gail Ruff Bill Rukli Gary Kutledge Jerry Ryll Gary Sabo Laila Saeed Bonnie Salmon Vivian Salzer Steve Sanders Don Sandin Janie San Filippo Jim Scales Patty Scarlett Dennis Schaefer Karen Schaeuffley Bob Schaeuffler Robert Schafer Florene Schrager Linda Schubert Bruce Schug Sandy Schultz Winifred Schultz Bill Schwarz Bob Schwartz Linda Schubert Peggy Scott Mary Scully Debbie Seiler Rosanne Shaver Sue Sheppard Shirley Stein Dave Silvera Carol Simmons Ken Simoni Devan Simon Jody Simpkins Jeanine Sirstins Ingrid Skammel Dennis Smith Konelle Smith Mike Smith Randy Smith Shauna Smith Greg Sommers Tina Sparr Rhonda Spencer D. Springman Gordon Stagner Bob St. Clair Debbie St. Denis Denise St. Denis Pam Stensen Doug Stephans Dennis Stillwell Paul Stolle Suzanne Sturgis Barbara Sturmer Karin Sungail Jim Svedise Laurent Swanson Marilyn Swartz James Sylvestri M. Sylvestri Mike Szekely Theresa Tanski John Tappan 91 Freshmen Donna Tarantin Sharon Taylor Laura Therkelsen Linda Thexton Greg Thomas John Thomas Arlene Thompson Mike Thompson Stephanie Torre Jim Traverso ' Bill Trevisan Vivian Troglions Bob Truman Michelle Tyree Carl Uhlig Sharon Vail Scott Valde Dave Valdez Nanci Vantassel Linda Varni Vanessa Vella Rob Vinay Valerie Vipond James Vizena Kimm Vlahos Marc Vlahos Chris Vogel Lisa Volkman Cynthia Wacker Barbara Wagner Jill Wait Laureen Wallace Doug Walls Debe Ward Mike Warman Steph Watson Don Watters Marina Weare Sally Webber Nick Weber Tom Weeden Marsha West Greg Westfall Carolyn Whatley Dennis Whitaker Mike Wilkerson Laurel Will Chris Willet Lynn Williams Pamela Willis Deanna Wilson Doug Wilson Dorothy Winn David Winters E. Witherspoon Pat Wolfe Cindy Wool Martha Woodman Dave Woodworth Mark Wright Tim Wright Michelle Wycoff Debbie Yerian Dan Zabel Robin Zabohon Linda Zaplacinski Adrienne Zapponi David Zempel Gary Ziocone Robert Zierolf Alan Zneimer K. Zomeveldpiek Isabell Zwahlen - ' t i f fa ft ; 7. Mm vi ID f • V , 93 Academic Wait until next timeV — General George Washington before retreating to Valley Forge 95 Mr. Griffin Vice -principals Ivan Griffin supervises the entire Carlmont administrative and teaching staff. He was very busy this year coordinating the entire school ' s planning energies to prepare for flexible scheduling next year. After months of turmoil, the dress code was finally revised by the vice-principals. Mrs. Stewart and Mr. Mangini were aided this year by Mr. Berry and Don Galine. Ivan Griffin Principal Dr. Chaffey This year, Dr. Chaffey made the final decision to allow students from other schools in the district to transfer to Carlmont. He also gave of his time to speak to the delegates of the CASC convention. Board The board of trustees sets the policy for the entire school district. They encouraged innovations and congratulated Carlmont for its enthusiastic interest in flexible scheduling and all other areas for better education. Dr. George P. Chaffey Superintendent Ferris Miles President, board of trustees Mrs. Helen Kerwin E. Hugh Taylor Henry P. Organ Dr - Dean A - Watkins 97 Social studies Bob Smith Am. Govt., World Geography Phil Arnot Dan Border Mrs. Patricia Duncan World Backgrounds, U.S. History U.S. History, American Government World Backgrounds, Geography GOODY, GOODY, GOODY! IT ' S YOUR MOVE. WHEN ACID INDIGESTION STRIKES U.S. history students hike 4 days Jack Fasman World Backgrounds, U.S. History Pete Galassi U.S. History, World Backgrounds Norman Heise World Geog., Int ' l. Relations Robert Hunter Am. Government, U.S. History Pres Kendall Social Psychology Fifty students of the U.S. History team-teaching class, under the guidance of teachers Phil Arnot, Jack Fasman, Emmett Lynch, and Bob Trask, as well as counselor Jim Henderson and Scot graduates Dave Lunn and Dave Kamrar, experienced the wilderness for four days in Yosemite national park and Sierra national forest. Ralph Althouse guided Mr. Lynch ' s group after Mr. Lynch sprained his foot and had to be taken back to his car. A few highlights were the moonlight trip over Donahue pass by Mr. Trask ' s group, Mr. Fasman ' s side trip up a mountain for a look at the sunset, Mr. Arnot ' s hike up Lyell glacier and the bear who smashed Mr. Trask ' s car window for a picnic basket. A slide program of the trip was shown to the hikers and their parents lat er in the year. Robert Kivlen Special Education Jack Lewis U.S. History, World Backgrounds Emmett Lynch Am. Govt., U.S. Hist., World Back. Dave Merta World Geography, World Backgrounds Robert Ohlson World Geography, Backgrounds Millard Fillmore finally recognized YOU ' VE GOT EVERYTHING, HAVEN ' T YOU, RED BARON? ' I ' M HAPPY WHEN I ' M HIKIN ' . ' SCOO BE DOO BE DOO. Business Don Short Miss Farrel Duncan Glenn Kovas Miss Beatrice Kuharski Office Practice, Typing Shorthand, Bus. Math and English Marketing, Consumer Economics Shorthand, Typing The business department offered three new courses this year: Consumer Economics, Introduction to Data Processing, and Clerica Typing Record-keeping. During a class tour of data processing facilities at the College of San Mateo, students programmed an IBM 1401. The Wang computer (370 series) was brought into the classroom to help instruct computer logic. The Consumer Ec students study competition in the field by visiting shopping centers. Donald Sayle Bookkeeping, Typing, Rec. Kpg. SIS ' A! Hanson Algebra David Attwood Algebra, Gen. Math, Arithmetic Mrs. Ella Cooley Algebra, Gen. Math, Arithmetic Mrs. Betty Granneberg General Math, Geometry Mathematics TRY AND PROVE IT. This year Mr. Mott and Mr. Johnson have taken advantage of the double classroom, E-13 and E-l ' , to combine three classes in a single period. This gives them an opportunity to free themselves at the beginning and the end of the day to meet with students individually or in small groups for additional help. The department hopes to have a sp ace where a mathematics teacher will be available all day for such student help next year. A computer was used for programming in some Algebra II classes for a few days. WHAT WAS THE ORIGINAL PROBLEM? si Carroll Jensen Drafting Leo Campey Basic Wood, Electronics, Drafting William Horstmeyer Basic Metal, Adv. Metal William McCracken Wood, Basic Wood Industrial arts Two new classes were added this year, Freehand Introduction to Drafting and Foundry Practice. Dennis Cove and Rich Nominni were chosen by Carroll Jensen to represent Carlmont in Industrial Arts in the district competition; Carlmont won first place. They received their awards after tours of Dalmo Victor and Ampex corporation. Mike Morrow Drafting, Basic Wood Metal I HOPE WE ' RE ON THE RIGHT TRACK. IF I HAD A HAMMER Mrs. Rosalyn Lyang Clothing, Foods Mrs. Alrene Hibben Foods, General Homemaking Mrs. Berniece Thurston Clothing Mrs. Heloise Weiss Foods, Home Management Homemaking This year in the homemaking department students have been able to utilize free periods with team teachers to complete individual foods and clothing projects. The department has also been experimenting and planning for two-hour food and clothing laboratory periods. The highlights of the year were the fashion show, Christmas projects, nursery school, and home projects. WANNA BAKE A WALNETTO? William Hurst Jim Bradshaw Andrew Darby Norm DeNardo Blue, Red, White Blue, Red, White Blue, Red Blue, Red Boys ' physical education NO PICTURES, PLEASE. IF YOU ' RE RUN DOWN, TAKE THE LICENSE NUMBER. Loren Lansberry Red, White, Blue James Mason Red, Driver Training Harold Myers Red, Driver Training Terry Stogner Red, White, Blue Hercules comes to Carlmont THINK YOU ' RE PULLING MY This year ' s PE curriculum consisted of 18 different activities. An obstacle corner was built which will aid in uppergirdle development. A Hercules weight machine with 13 stations was bought with money from the Carlmont Boosters club and a Blue Chip stamp drive. At Chimney Corners, an outstanding athletes ' corner was added. This year, 25 boys were winners of the President ' s Council for Physical Fitness award. Teacher-aide Jerry Ellsworth, a former Carlmont student, was a great help to the department. Girls ' physical education Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky M iss Patricia Balosky Mrs. Jeana Bernhardt Mrs. JoAnn Jagers Frosh, Junior-Senior Frosh, Junior-Senior Frosh, Soph, Junior-Senior Frosh, Junior-Senior, A, C English Jay Deck Noel Augustyn Ted Brammer Mrs. Hallie Butler English III, Drama English I, II English II, M AS, III English II The English department began its own team teaching program this year. With the combination of two drama classes, students were able to experience more of a feeling of a live audience. English teachers participating in team teaching were able to give their students more detailed and thorough instruction because the program allowed each teacher to specialize. Mrs. Shirley Shuster, a secretary, and Mrs. Cheryl Miller, a teacher aide, were a great help to the department, headed by Jay Deck. - Vo j wuc smgjflj Mrs. Vicki Clebsch English I, II William Evans Journalism, English I, l-R 109 THESE ARE NICE, BUT WHERE IS THE FOLD-OUT? YOU ' RE WHAT? Jack Hollenberg English I, l-AS, Speech Mrs. Barbara Jennings English II, H AS Miss DeAnne Kenfield English I, II Mrs. Ruth Lamka AP English, Senior Composition EVEN MY FRIENDS WON ' T TELL ME. Mrs. Catherine Todd Thomas Thompson English I Reading, Developmental Reading Art Cutler French Mrs. Susan Chambers French Gordon Deegan Spanish Thomas Marks Spanish Language The language department offers five levels of French, German, Latin and Spanish. Through the use of films, slides, tapes, national songs and skits, students are able to get a feeling of the culture and heritage of the country where their language is spoken. Team-teaching was used from time-to-time. HEY, GUYS, I WAS ONLY KIDDING! Science The science department, utilizing the experimental lab approach, is always looking for new materials and new teaching methods. This department has extensively used the independent study program and found it successful again this year. Two new teachers, Mrs. Anna Tracy and Randolph Pomin, were added to the staff. GOD IS IN A SUGAR CUBE Jim Lindholm Chemistry, Biology WHEN I GIVE THE SIGNAL ... BLOW. LAND OF THE GIANTS. WE CAN WORK IT OUT. ALL THIS JUST FOR A CUP OF COFFEE. Richard Inman Fine and Commercial Art James Dods Ceramics, Crafts, Freehand Drawing Vern Gleason General Art, Freehand Drawing 23 Art v ■ This year, the San Carlos Chamber of Commerce donated a large trophy as a perpetual award to the outstanding art student. Displays of art created by students can always be seen in T-14, T-15, and E-2, as well as periodically in Chimney Corners and the Belmont and San Carlos libraries. Mervyn Leib Crafts, Gen. Art, Driver Training Richard Sangalli Crafts, Freehand Drawing MY FINGERS ARE STUCK. THAT POUNDING SENSATION. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Music Highlights of the a cappella choir ' s busy year included the Christmas concert, combined concert with San Carlos high, spring concert, and Bay Section festival in Modesto. The intermediate band ' s main purpose is to prepare musicians for the advanced band. They performed in the Band-o-rama and the band and orchestra festival. Gerald Einarsson A cappella, Chorus INTERMEDIATE BAND Girls ' chorus Men ' s glee The girls ' chorus is both a training and performing group. The girls are able to perform both as a single organization and in conjunction with the a cappella choir, to which the chorus often acts as a feeder organization. Besides the training men ' s glee gives to the male voices, the group also gives its members a chance to perform. Highlights of the year were the Christmas concert, the combined concert with San Carlos, and the spring concert. Chris Nelson Band, Orchestra, Stage Band SING FOR YOUR SUPPER. Stage band The stage band went to Reno, Nevada, to compete in the University of Nevada stage band festival. Out of the 1 15 bands from the western United States, Carlmont took second place. They received the highest honors given any band at the Bay Section stage band festival, and presented two evening concerts, November Jazz Festival and Double Exposure South. Marching band Strings of orchestra Carlmont ' s marching band presented five different football shows at night games this year. Most of these same players, putting aside their uniforms, played in the Christmas assembly, the Band-o-rama, and participated in the Bay Section music festivals as Carlmont ' s symphonic and concert band. The orchestra consists of the string section combined with other musicians from Carlmont bands. This group performed at the Christmas concert, spring concert, combined winter concert at San Carlos high, and participated in the Bay Section music festivals. Counselors Front row: Pete Eitzen, Bob Robinett, Robert Kauk, Art Cutler. Row two: Richard DeVoe, Miss Rose Chaplin, Jim Henderson, Mrs. Gladys Patton. The counselors helped students select courses for next year when Carlmont will have flexible scheduling. They guided students with personal and school problems. This year almost all Carlmont students were Librarians and staff Miss Esther Firth Librarian The library again partici- pated in the federal overngment ' s project of library enrichment, or ESEA. Microfilms of back issues of magazines were added and also a reader- printer with which to use them. For the first year, students were able to volunteer assistance in the library, text-book room, or A-V room to earn extra service points. With the coming flexible scheduling, books are being screened for the resource centers. Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Phyllis Miller, Mrs. Phyllis Speck, Mrs. Agnes Belton. Mrs. Florence Gillard Librarian Nurse Mrs. Shirley Stiles had a busy year battling the Hong Kong flu. She also caught it herself and for the first time in eight years, she left her duties to recover at home. Her regular duties include caring for the sick or hurt students and sending home those too ill to remain at school. Office secretaries This year was another busy one for the office secretaries, as they continued in their various duties, including typing, checking books, giving out bus passes, and listening to the sad tales of forlorn students. Front row: Mrs. Kay O ' Dea, Mrs. Margaret Knox. Row two: Mrs. Marguarite Bretag, Mrs. Virginia Walter, Mrs. Doris Bookman. Row three: Mrs. Rose Brady, Mrs. Carla Ascarrunz, Mrs. Pat Coker, Mrs. Helen Hagaman, Mrs. Myrtle Bredal, Mrs. Marjorie Shinn. Custodians Front row: Dave Whetstone, Mrs. Eleanor Fisk, Mrs. Mary Jo Smith, Max Barsberry, Manuel Blanco. Row two: Rodrick Hart, Harold Spangler, Delmar Graves, Richard Mausa. Row three: Ray Gross, Roy Long, Frank Messmeer, Wayne Wood. The custodians were seen everywhere around campus this year, but they were especially busy after lunch, cleaning up the big mess in Chimney Corners. On the whole, the anti-litter campaign launched by the Welfare board did little to lessen their work. .sz£t mm .st-s£M mm B - ' 3siiw mm  s l mssss r«i J Tfswssj srsTARsj %6«ARSi mmm w l mmm mmm] mmm. mm STA wu mmmrn mmmm mm@m m%r m mmm mm mmmm mmsm mm m 5 MuiE STA aw «a tm. j mmmi mmmm mmmi mmts C m Gloria Swinehart save her marriage and still rule Hollywood men? — Jet Set Romance September, 1968 125 Hi-day rally ...WITH A CAST OF THOUSANDS. This year ' s Hi-Day Rally had the largest turnout in the history of Carlmont. Introduced to the student body were the 16 new faculty members, new student body officers, spirit squad and Argentine exchange student Carlos Cai Wernicke. This year ' s invading peasants (freshmen), along with the sophomores and juniors, attempted to out-do the class of ' 69 in class cheering competition. However, the senior class reigned supreme. SPOT CHECK! BANDSTAND WINNER IS 126 Sock- hop I SEE THE LIGHT. SOCK IT TO ME. The Carlmont Scots ' annual welcome- freshman Sock Hop on September 13 was the usual success. Music was provided by the Copper Brick Window. The most imaginative students, Debbie Nelson, Helen Sears, John Anderson and Dave Pickett, won the prizes for the wildest socks. The prizes were free student body cards. Decorations were the traditional socks strewn about the cafeteria. The seniors, who sponsored the dance, provided decorations, refreshments, and tickets. WANNA WALNETTO? THE NEW DRESS CODE? 127 CALL ON ME! CALL ON ME! ALWAYS HASSELING. CARLMONT ' S HIGH SOCIETY. BETCHA CAN ' T MAKE MY ALLOWANCE BIGGER. FM 8$ ■ i i •♦• ••• ••••«  «•••••• •! • • « • • • • • • •   ♦«•♦ ! 4  f 4  ♦• « • ! !«,♦« . .  «• ♦•  •«   , , «  •« • •• « • « IT ' S BOGIE-TIME! HERE COMES THE JUDGE. HA-HA! THAT BALL SELF-DESTRUCTS IN TWO SECONDS. Sadie Hawkins Once again, many Carlmont girls dragged their men to the Sadie Hawkins dance, hoping to get hitched. The slide entrance and haybarn appearance of the gym set the mood for all the young hillbillies. Overalls, gunny sacks, and patcher jeans and shirts were a few of the varied outfits worn to the dance. Techers Joseph Zucca, Dave Marta, Terry Stogner, and senior Rich Nominni acted as Marryin ' Sams. The dance was a g irl-ask-boy affair. Copper Brick Window provided music. Student government sponsored the dance, with commissioner Roxane Provence in charge of the event. TIME ' S UP! 1 131 Highland homecoming Homecoming spirit triumphed during the week of November 12-15. Activities started Monday with cheerleaders snatching the football players for a kidnap breakfast. Posters went up Monday, announcing events for the week. On Wednesday, school color day, Scots dressed in grey and blue. Thursday was slave day, and the week ' s events concluded Friday with rallies fourth and fifth lunches. That night decorated cars paraded toTerremere field for the big game. Carlmont triumphed over San Carlos, 20-13. At half-time the ' 67 homecoming queen, Sandi Paden, crowned her successor, Chris Cooper. MUSH DOGGIES, MUSH! EASIER SAID THAN DONE. BUT I WON ' T HAVE ANY ROOM FOR JELLO. CARLMONT ' S MAFIA. ON THE ROAD AGAIN. SAINTS? 133 WELCOME TO ATLANTIC CITY. NO, I DIDN ' T TAKE YOUR COWBELL! THE ONLY GOOD DON IS A DEAD DON. ULTRA-BRITE GIVES YOUR MOUTH SEX APPEAL. (L to R): Donna Hogan, Janet Raynes, Julie Smith, Kay Bishop and seated, queen Kris Cooper. ' Scarborough Fair ' After Carlmont ' s football victory, the Scots poured into their cafeteria for their annual Homecoming dance, Scarborough Fair. Home- coming queen Chris Cooper reigned over the dance, while students and alumni joined together and danced to the sound of the Crisis. The decorations consisted of colorful carnival murals spread along the wall of the cafeteria and a wishing well. YOUR MAJESTIES, QUEEN KRIS AND KING TOM. HONEY DON ' T. ' Once Upon a Mattress ' Bringing down the house with laughter, the Carlmont players presented the delightful comedy Once Upon a Mattress for the senior-sponsored play. The story told of the adventures of a young girl who falls in love with Prince Dauntless. The girl is very ragged but claims to be a princess. The queen has her doubts as to the identity of the girl, so she puts her to a test. Many mattresses are piled upon one another and a pea is placed underneath them. How well the girl sleeps will determine whether or not she is a princess. TA-TA, OLD ' I AUNTIE EM WILL NEVER BELIEVE THIS! THE CAST (In order of appearance) MINSTREL Pete Schaffer PANTOMIME CHARACTERS Nancy McNeill, Valerie Magne, Cheryln Murche PRINCESS No. 12 April Miller WIZARD Brian Stienstra LADY LARKEN Carolyn Stoner QUEEN AGGRAVAIN Jan Teter PRINCE DAUNTLESS Bruce Wandmayer KING SEXTIMUS the SILENT Dennis Sanders JESTER Ralph Pavone SIR STUDLEY Jerry Kissinger SIR LUCE Steve Polos 1st KNIGHT Bill Budd 2nd KNIGHT Preston Houser 3rd KNIGHT Al DeBella 4th KNIGHT Marty Pavloff 1st LADY-IN-WAITING — ROWENA Vicky Pollock 2nd LADY-IN-WAITING — MERRILL Sue Wrahtz 3rd LADY-IN-WAITING — LUCILLE Daphne Polos SIR HARRY Neil Roth KITCHEN WENCH Nancy McNeill PRINCESS WINNIFRED Kathy Burch EMILY April Miller LADY MABELLE Cathy Pendleton LADIES-IN-WAITING, KNIGHTS, SERVANTS, MUSICIANS, etc.: Bill Budd, Al DeBella, Preston Houser, Jerry Kissinger, Valerie Magne, Nancy McNeill, April Miller, Cherylyn Murche, Marty Pavloff, Cathy Pendleton, Vicky Pollock, Daphne Polos, Steve Polos, Pam Stensen, Judy Salmon, Sue Wrahtz FACULTY STAFF DIRECTOR JoeWhipp SENIOR CLASS SPONSOR Al Stewart. COSTUME ADVISOR Barbara Schmidt MUSICAL DIRECTOR Jerry Einnarson TECHNICAL STAFF STAGE MANAGER Cherie Brown ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER Sue Sanders LIGHTING . . .Mark Kerby, Steve Kennedy, Terry Desanders, Brian Day CHOREOGRAPHY Cheryl Peterson, Debbie Hillyard ACKNOWLEDGMENTS FINANCIAL ADVISOR PROGRAM COSTUMES Mrs. Marjorie Shinn . . Bell Letter Shop Goldstein ' s WHEN DO YOU GET OFF WORK? WE MUST, WE MUST, WE MUST IMPROVE OUR i TECHNICAL CREW COSTUMES Dale Martin, Carol Simmons, Diane Burch, Kim Davis, Kathy Allen, Gail Ruff PROPERTIES Gayle, Harding, Janice Wong, Rosemary Pugh, Alidia Evans STAGE CREW Nancy Bowen, Mark Bollock, Margie Davis MAKE-UP Patty Scarlett, Debbie Mathay, Sandy Baughman, Gail Ruff, Virginia Zeroulias, Debbie Hillyard, Kathleen Cissna, Becky Pavone BLAST THAT DARN ALARM CLOCK! SET CONSTRUCTION . Mark Baird, John Burakiewicz, Vaughn Clapp, Donald Dixon, Jeff Dornbusch, Dan Duerner, Rob Ehret, Raymond Elliott, Steve Ferguson, James Franco, Kirk Hudson, Steve Lewis, James MacDougall, Lori Miner, Steve Mustain, Bradley Nichol, George Prucyk, Gordon Radford, Bruce San Filippo, Mike Sherry, Gary Sorensen, Patricia Wacker, Walter Widger PUBLICITY Mr. Inman ANYONE FOR THREE MUSKETEERS? ONLY MY HAIRDRESSER KNOWS FOR SURE. Backstage preparations Millard Fillmore week To honor the memory of one of our lesser known presidents, Robert Hunter and the Model United Nations sponsored Millard Fillmore week. Included in the eventful week were a pie-eating contest, poster day, birthday party and the first annual Millard Fillmore Trithon — a 100 yard cherry dash, cherry dunk, and a cherry toss. Y °? LOCAL FREE SAVOY TRUFFLES! THERE ' S NOTHIN ' LIKE MOM ' S HOMEMADE PIE WHO ' S THE CLOWN? Deck the halls Christmas at Carlmont was highlighted this year by the annual Christmas assembly which featured the singing of the men ' s glee and a cappella choir and readings by Joseph Whipp. This year ' s Spanish club, LASH, sponsored its annual Christmas party in the cafeteria. Included in the festivities were Spanish refresh- ments and a large pinata filled with goodies. CRYSTAL SHATTERS SANTA FORGOT CARLMONT. THE CLIMAX. ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT? Celebration ' HEY SANTA, IS THAT REAL??? A Winter Celebration, the 1968 Christmas dance, was sponsored by the Executive board. Held in the gym, the dance was a semi-formal couples-only affair. The Crisis and a combo comprised of Carlmont students provided music for the dance. The winner of the Santa Claus election was senior Steve Bulkin, who had the honor of reigning as the jolly fat man throughout the dance. Class competition for the best decorated trees was a tie between the juniors and seniors, which resulted in a senior victory. SO HAPPY TOGETHER. ONE FOR THE ROAD. Stage band The stage band went to Reno, Nevada, to compete in the University of Nevada stage band festival. Out of the 115 bands from the western United States, Carlmont took second place. They received the highest honors given any band at the Bay Section stage band festival, and presented two evening concerts, November Jazz Festival and Double Exposure South. LET YOUR FINGERS DO THE WALKING. V STAGE BAND IN CONCERT. Band Carlmont ' s marching band presented five different football shows at night games this year. Most of these same players, putting aside their uniforms, played in the Christmas assembly, the Band-o-rama, and participated in the Bay Section music festivals as Carlmont ' s symphonic and concert band. CARLMONT ' S ANSWER TO THE TIAJUANA BRASS?? w ROAD BLOCK CARLMONT LETTERGIRLS PERFORM. SATIRE CHARACTER VERBAL WIT USE COLGATE ONE HUNDRED!! AIN ' T THEY SWEET. Assemblies This year ' s rally and assembly schedule was highlighted by a comedy demonstration presented by the American Conservatory Theatre. There were also the traditional rallies and assemblies, such as the Hi-day rally, Christmas assembly, and band concert. M-l-S-S MISSSSSSSSSSS! § 4 Donkey basketball Another fun-filled donkey basketball game has come to Carlmont. The score was a tie at the end of regular time. In overtime the scoring basket was made by coach Hal Myers, which made the final score 26-24. DON ' T TREAD ON ME. IT ' S UP FOR GRABS. IS IT A BIRD, A PLANE... NO, IT ' S SUPERMAN! UP AND OVER. Excellence in girls The Carlmont Girls Association hosted their annual all-girls assembly March 5. The assembly consisted of a fashion show of clothes made by the girls in clothing classes. The assembly also recognized the excellence of girls in all school fields. ■ TWEEDLE-DEE, TWEEDLE-DUM. A TOAST FOR THE MOST. TIPTOE THROUGH THE TULIPS. Vistas ' 69 If you happened to be near D-l 1 during any fourth period this past year and heard screaming, raving, and bellowing, you can be assured you were hearing the Vistas staff at work. Advisor Milt Goldman and editors Henry Bennett, Pat Sanjiyan, and Mark Kerby led the staff through the long struggle. This year ' s theme, communication, was threaded throughout the book and was emphasised by the cover designed by Lex Fletcher. MARK KERBY, PAT SANJIYAN, JAN FUTRELL, HENRY BENNETT. TONI WESTFALL, LEX FLETCHER, PAT BYRNES, DAVID BLASS, MIRIAM FETHEROLF, DEBBIE FREDRICKSON, JIM LICHTENSTEIN. Carlmonitor Keeping students informed on events around Carlmont, the journalism classes published the Carlmonitor. The newspaper came out about once every three weeks filled with stories about sports, dances, and elections. The Carlmonitor staff operated in the same manner as real newspaper. Editor-in-Chief Joe Casazza headed a staff includi ng News editor Paula Jackson, Sports editor Bob Shane, and Advertising manager Sue Gulyas. Mr. William Evans was advisor. EDITOR IN CHIEF: JOE CASAZZA. EDITORS: DARRYL SAMUELSON, BOB SHANE, SUE GULYAS, HELEN LANDY, DEBBIE HENDRICK, BARBARA LEUTY, PAULA JACKSON. Do your own thing I ' M GOING TO WOMIT. THREE CHEERS FOR MOUNTAIN DEW! CHIQUITA BONANZA. SENIOR LAWN CEMETERY. MEASLES ON MY WEDDING NIGHT! THAT LITTLE OLD WINEMAKER ME. CAUGHT IN THE ACT! WARMING UP FOR THE PUNCH BOWL. FORGET SOMETHING? EVERYONE LIKED THIS SENIOR PRANK. HE ' S SITTING WITH THAT GIRL AGAIN! DEAR ABBY: I HAVE THIS FRIEND... QUIT TACKLING KRIS! YOU KEEP ME HANGING ON. MANGINI STEALS THE SHOW. REMEMBER, BOARD MEETING TUESDAY! CARLMONT ' S CANNED FOOD DRIVE. MY NEW SHOES ARE GOING TO GET DIRTY! WE BLEW |T. FELLAS. Clubs and Boards The interesting diversity of characters and varied qualities make it a truly fine publication. — Herbert Goodwright, famous literary critic, on the phone book??? COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. OUR MIGHTY LEADER. HASSELING AT CONVENTION. Executive President Trevor Pollard and advisor Don Berry headed the Executive board. All the members of the board help set up legislative agendas, supervise activities of commissioner ' s boards, and administer student financial affairs. The board had a very successful year. Front row (L to R): Harold Holzman, Jan Futrell, Pat Wolfe, Teddi Lefton. Row two: Dennis Wong, Marcia Moore, Joe Ca- zazza, Steve Angelides. Row three: Sue Beebe, Roxanne Pro- vince, Trevor Pollard, Heidi Hartman, Diane DeNardo. Linn Warren (head), Dave Grantz, Joanne Halmilton, Chuck Burdon. Tribunal The Tribunal is a student court made up of six seniors. The laws and procedures of the court have been put together in a Tribunal code. The Tribunal court judges certain cases, most of them being punishable by detention-. The purpose of the court is to promote closer relations between students and student government. Front row (L to R): Ruth Holzman, Teddi Lefton, Georgia La- Mantia, Harold Holzman, Janie San Filippo, Cheryl Pollard, Wendy Bauer, Connie Davis. Row two: Cindi Boardman, Carol Pex, JoAnne Hamilton, Toni Dei Rossi, Kathy McCampbell, Nancy Bowen, Pam Hickey, Georgette Medawar, Nancy Thomas, Gayle Nystom. Row three: Dennis Wong, Heidi Hart- Legislature This year ' s Carlmont legislature under president Trevor Pollard passed a liberal dress code, sponsored several successful dances, and served as a successful liaison between students, faculty, and administration. man, Diane Molyneux, Mike Hanley, Diane DeNardo, Shirley Caton, Jim Cirimele, Martha Andersen, Paul Contos, Marjean McHuron. Row four: Steve Angelides, Steve Bulkin, Linn Warren, Don Schenone, Don Huber, Mike Gilmore, Chuckie Bourdon, Jose Amable, Joe Casazza. Front row (L to R): Norman DeNardo (advisor), Steve Bulkin, John Anderson, Gayle Harding, Katy Marquardt, Kathy Davis, Steve Angelides, Chuck Bourdon, Cathy Roberts, Martha Anderson, Cai Wernicke, Pat Ciampi. Row two: Trevor Pollard, Paula Humphrey, Lee Caruso, Sydney Winston, Kris Cooper, Terry Elder, Bob McLean, Leigh Ann Seitzer, Sue Fritty, Teddi Lefton, Tony King, Bill Budd, Lydia Anne Stale, Jan Saber. Row three: Andy Bull, Harold Holtzman, Vicki Pollock, Nancy Welfare Programs to improve Carlmont were carried out under Welfare commissioner Harold Holzman and advisor Norman DeNardo. The Homecoming dance, car checks, an anti-litter campaign, and car rally were among the highlights of the year. Gorman, John Scheiber, Laurie Klingner, Laurie Will, Laura Peters, Cecilia Love, Jackie Schultz, Robin Axelrod, Ruth Holz- man, Laurie Stewart, Lisa Gruman, Beth Holzman, Henry Ben- nett. Row four: Marcie Moore, Alida Evans, Dan Friedman, Lynn Grundmeier, Jan Raynes, Marcia Kilday, Kathy Ciampi, Nancy Leondar, Linda Anderson, Barbie Lind, Laura Burger, Robin Ghigliano, Laurel Gaumer, Vic Labson, Barbara Wexler. Finance Assisting in financial matters, selling student body cards and tickets to home ball games, the Finance board had a successful year. Led by commissioner Dennis Wong and advisor Art Cutler, the Finance board has aided in selling tickets to all athletic events. Front row (L to R): Sarah Janigian, Laurie Klinger, Gwen Daniels, Donna Hale. Row two: Chris Guntli, Jennie Lew, Bar- bara Kreigh, Judy Ahlf, Art Cutler (advisor). Row three: Joe Schwartz, Dennis Wong, Charles Marquardt, John Scheibe, Dermet Fong, Randy Campbell. Front row (L to R): Beth Holzman, Laurie Klingner, Sue Trim- ble. Row two: Don Cheeseman, Carin Schwartz, Gayle Harding, Teddi Lefton (commissioner). Row three: Jim Cirimele, Lisa Elections The Elections board supervises and controls all general and special elections. Under the advice of Dan Border the board has organized the elections for Homecoming q ueen, junior prom, senior ball and school and class officers. President of the board is Teddi Lefton and vice-president is Beth Holzman. Gruman .Laurie Stewart, Gayle Nystrom, Lynn Grundmeier. Row four: Trevor Pollard, Tony King, David Samuelson, Tom McCall, Darryl Samuelson. Publicity Making banners, posters, dance bids, and all other program covers for the student body was the job of the Publicity board. Under commissioner Sue Beebe and advisor Richard Inman, the club also approved all other publicity work for public display. Front row (L to R): Jennie Lew, Norine Cepernich, Miriam Fetherolf. Row two: Gayle Cepernich, Marta Hall, Amy Bonne- maison, SueAnn Newberg. Row three: Claire Raymond, Jerry Lane, Susanne Beebe, Nancy Walter, Kris Cooper. Front row (L to R): Nancy Acton, Liz Cadish, Laurent Swanson, Kelly Jordan, Fran Vella, Karen McClellan. Row two: Randy Jordan, Sue Moths, Lesile Madden, Dan Strange, Byrnn Kirt- land. Row three: Sandy Howell, Margaret Pugh, Rosemary Activities The approval of student body activities was made by the Activities board. The commissioner, Diane De Nardo, had charge of the Hi-day assembly and Christmas dance. The board has an assemblies committee to work with the faculty and administration. Front row (Lto R): Kathy McArdle, Barbara Moyer, Sue Pollard, Maria Montague, Fran Vella, Dorothy Moyer, Lynn Grundmeier. Row two: Kate Young, Amy Bonnemaison, Frances .Meritt, Myra Luce. Karen Johnson. Robin Mahood, Robin Williams, Linda Evans, Karla Willard. Row three: Judy John, Cindy Cox, Pugh, Annette McCune, Debbie Phillips, Devan Simon. Row four: Diane DeNardo, Bill Budd, Bob McLean, April Bjorman, Steve Bolger, John Anderson, Joe Schwartz. Spirit Commissioner Roxane Provence and advisor Don Berry led the Spirit board. This board promotes school spirit and student participation. Activities sponsored by the Spirit board were homecoming week, victory dances, sports rallies and assemblies. Ann Miller, Camille Peri, Kerry Healy, Sue Koop, Debbie Goitein, Becky Browning. Row four: Leslie Stale, Jan Saber, Helen Sears, Joan Penrose, Pam Kirtlan, Mary Fowler, Chris Cooper, Lorri Tognoli, Devan Simon. Front row (L to R): Angie Coleman, Viva Morris, Laurie Kling- ner. Row two: Carol Knight, Marica Moore, Linda Kauk, Nina Ableseth, Pat Balosky (advisor). Row three: Sharon Morris, Marilyn Lewis, Liz Dunlap, Peggy Lafferty. Girls ' Sports Commissioner Heidi Hartman and Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky led the activities for the Girls ' Sports board. Members of the board assisted in planning sports spreads at the end of each sports season and revised the after-school sports programs. Boys ' Sports The Boys ' Sports board, under the advice of Bill Hurst, raises funds for the boys ' athletic program and controls the distribution of athletic awards. The board sold football programs, revised and organized the distribution of sports points, and arranged the donkey basketball games. Front row (L to R): Jack Brown, Tom Warden, Bob Walter, Rossi, Greg Stovall, Dave Napeltano Larry Johnson. Row two: Mike Gilmore, Linn Warren, Gary Dei Front row (L to R): Bonnie Verhousky (advisor), Angie Cole- man, Linda Kauk, Kathy McCampbell, Mary Kay Jeske. Row two: Peggy Lafferty, Marilyn Lewis, Heidi Hartman, Carol Knight. Girls ' Block X ' Girls ' Block ' C is a club organized for girls who are athletically inclined. Mrs. Bonnie Verhousky, advisor, and president Carol Knight held an informal initiation in the fall. The club had a very successful year with all their various activities. Boys ' Block C Organized to give service to the community and the athletic program, the Boys ' Block C has contributed such things as the toy drive at Christmas and the all-sports banquet. Don Schenone has held the position of president while Glenn Kovas and Bud Sweet advised. Front row (L to R): Mark Lansberry, Grady Goldman, Dave Ishida, Jim Cirimele, Don Cheeseman, Gary Pantaleoni. Row two: Ron Sweet (advisor), Don Schenone (president), Tom Warden, Greg Stovall, Jack Brown, Dan Pignataro. Row three: Ron Cortopassi, Mike Lewsnewsky, Larry Strauss, Robin Meyer, Jeff Mansoor, Lex Fletcher, Steve Zmay. Row four: Paul Maranta, Warren Grubb, Dennis Cullen, Larry Johnson, Steve Morger, Bob Mace, Rich Nomini. Key club Highlighted by sponsorship of the annual Turkey Trot and various other school functions, the Carlmont Key club completed another successful year. Since Carlmont ' s opening, the club has successfully stimulated service to both school and community. Advisor was Mel Johnson. CGA Each year the Carlmont Girl ' s association presents an all girls ' assembly to recognize certain girls for their excellence in sports, art, and homemaking. The club is lead by Cathy Schwaninger and advised by Miss Farrell Duncan. Front row (L to R): Sarah Janigian, Liz Cahish, Cathy Schwan- Jackie Hansen, Linda Gross, Diana Kriegh. inger, Joyce Orecchia. Row two: Lee Caruso, Jan Panteleoni, PI f Front row (L to R): Sue Marquez, Heidi Aspoy, Mibs Hitchcock, Dale Martin, Debbie Granat, Robin Rosellini, Marcia Kilday, Jodi Buchalter. Row two: lleen Frankel, Mardi Drake, Jackie Kauk, Robin Ghigliano, Joelle Huntington, Regina Cattarin, Natalie Horner, Gail Raabe. Row three: Bill Brandenburg, Mark Bollock, Jesse Miller, Oliver Harris, George Carlmont. Action This year ' s Action club met every other Monday. The club sponsored several projects this year, including working with Freedom from Hunger for Ecuador. They also sponsored the Carlmont- Ravenswood exchange program on weekends. The club has a growing membership of 40 members. The Carlmont Literature club, directed by president Laurie Klinger, exchanged opinion on books read by the members. The purpose of the club is to broaden the intellectual horizons of its members and to instigate group discussion of modern and classical literature. Andrew Garbarino advised the club. (L to R): John Sheibe, Laurie Klinger (pres.), Gina Cattarin, Sally Fox, Sally Herman. Standing (L to R) Lee Caruso, Harold Holzman, Robin Axel- rod (pres.), Mindy Lefton, Steve Bennett, Teddi Lefton, Ruth i Holzman, Leigh Ann Seitzer, Steve Bulkin. Jewish Culture The newly created Jewish Culture club, under advisor James Henderson, was developed to further the interest in Jewish culture. The club plans to explore the basis of the Jewish language and customs. Robin Axelrod, led the club as the president. Spanish The Spanish club (La Sociedad Hespano-Americano), advised by master Thomas Marks, cultivates an interest in the customs and language of the Spanish- speaking countries. Activities of the year consisted of a Christman party and the annual Cinco de Mayo fiesta. Front row (L to R): Bill Budd, Steve Bolger, Thomas Marks (advisor). Row two: Dan Sungail, Maragaret Pugh, Natellie Horner, Cheryl Castile. Row three: Bev Bare, Kathy Allen, Dan Stenge, Jackie King, Denise Hunt. Row four: Rosanna Mala- testa, Pam Wade, Pat Rossi, Lisa Cosco, Mary Kay Jesky. Front row (L to R): Gail Perstein, Cecilia Love, Jan Munger, Teddi Lefton, Jackie Hansen, Cathy Schwaninger, Maggie Lau, Joan Pauling, Phyllis Price, Peggy Windsor, Gail Gaumer, Mrs. Julia Goelz (advisor). Row two: Carol Grossman, Randy Baker, Dana Hudspeth, Dolores Hammill, Jackie Schultz, Joelle Huntington, Jon Zabohon, Regan Porter, Marta Hall, Gayle Cepernich, Sue Ann IMewberg. Row three: Penny Westfall, Bob Caligiuri, Linda Kauk, Ruth Holzman, Mary Rench, Mau- reen Bennett, Teri Povlsen, Sally Herman, Dermet Fong, Charles Sutter, Mark Walbrun. Row four: Jesse Miller, Robert Ahbel, Lowell Sears, Charlene Cranstone, Pat Gast, Jennifer Deatsch, Lisa Cosco, Stephen Hall, Richard Fry, Larry Sutter. CSF The California Scholarship federation is designed to give special recognition to students of execptional scholastic achievement. President Bob Caliguri and vice-president Charles Sutter organized an expedition to San Francisco to see Hamlet. Mrs. Julia Goelz advised the club. Red Cross The purpose of the Red Cross club is to suport the local and national Red Cross through service projects. Carlmont sponsors a branch of the Red Cross, a club called Reach. Advised by Miss DeAnn Kenfield, the club took Spanish-American children to Pumpkin Farm to cut Christmas trees. Front row (L to R): Janis Munger, Fran Vella, Maria Katsaris, Phelps, Linda Evans, Peggy Windors, Sharon Taylor. Row three: Debbie Burton, Vanessa Vella, Chris Olsen. Row two: Barbie Gaj | Herron, Dale Martin, Sally Weber, Natalie Horner, Karen Lyund, Debbie McFay, Sharon Mann, Laurie Stewart, Cindi Johnson, Gail Raabe, Terry Williams, Leanne Sietzer. Around table (L to R): Jane Helbush, Pete Schaffer, Jennie Lew, Lisa Baumgarten, Steve Angelides, Robert Hunter. Standing: Bruce Wandmayer, Mike Ostrowski, Larry Sutter, Gene Benson, Jesse Miller. Model UN The Model UN is a select group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who function in the same manner as the real United Nations. The Model UN is composed of nine members. Jane Helbush is chairwoman and Robert Hunter is adviser. The UN delegates attended the Model United Nations conference at Berkeley in February. IOC The Inter-Organization Council is headed by SBVP Steve Angelides and advisor Don Barry. This newly organized club handles the problems of chartered clubs. The IOC has the power to grant or revoke charters. Representatives from each chartered board make up the membership. Front row (L to R): Cathy Schwaninger, Beth Holzman. Row two: Angie Coleman, Kay Bishop, Debbie Mathay, Laurie Kling- ner. Row three: Bob Brock, Jackie Hansen, Jackie Schultz, Bob Walter, Steve Angelides. Row four: Margaret Pugh, Marilyn Lewis, Susanne Beebe, Tony King, Larry Sutten. r Ti Front row (L to R): Phil Rainy, Dan Stein, Al Verchow, Dermet Fong, Jeff Hunter. Row two: Mike Bach, Bill Grate, Dan Terrill, Chuck Askew, Dale Straw, Jeff Mueller. Radio-electronics Science The Radio and Electronics club is headed by advisor Leo Campey and president Phil Rainey. The club has about 45 active and interested members who participate in repairing radios, televisions, etc. The purpose of the club is to promote an interest in the field of electronics. Under the direction of Walter Cottle, the Science club has promoted the interest of science with projects such as tissue culture and television intensifier equipment. This year ' s club has also provided window displays in C-3. (L to R): Terry Srowley, Roxanne Farwell, Walter Cottle (advisor), Mark Walburn. WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS. CAI WERNICKE. International With the help of Argentine exchange student Cai Wernike, the International club members developed a bett er understanding of foreign countries. The club was led by president Kathy Davis and Cai Wernike, and advised by Gordon Deegan. This year ' s exchange student, Cai Wernicke, hails from Argentina. He lived part of the year with student-body-president Trevor Pollard and part with Bruce Steinstra. Cai has been active in several groups, including the International club. After school adjourns in June, Cai will tour the U.S. for several weeks before returning to his homeland. Front row (L to R): Kathy Davis (president), Gail Gaumer, Jan Brauns, Maggie Lau, Laurel Gaumer, Barbara Wagner. Row two: Paul Wagner, Nancy Acton, Ruth Holzman, Sue Ann New- berg, Rosemary Pugh, Harold Holzman, Dolores Hammill. Row three: Annette McCune, Margaret Pugh, Robin Ghigliano, Joelle Huntington, Sally Herman, Gayle Cepernich. Row four: Bill Dudd, Pat Gast, Sandy Howell, Laurie Stewart, Joanne Hamil- ton, Jesse Miller, Debbie Phillips, Pam Wade. Front row (L to R): Jan Baxter, Teddi Lefton, Laura Silvestuni, Karin Horn, Susan Pauling, Judy Scully, Sue Trimble, Kay Bishop, Jackie King, Jim Cirimele. Row two: Steve Bolger, Kathy McArdley, Jane Helbush, Pam Wade, Patricia Brodeur! Cheryl Castile, Pat Wolfe, Gayle Harding, Georgia LaMantia, ' Marjean McHuron, Stephen Bulkin. Row three: Steve Angel- Senior board Under the leadership of Alfred Stewart and president Jim Cirimele, the senior board initiated such activities as the traditional Sock Hop and the annual donut sales. ides, Charlene Cranstone, Margaret Pugh, Sandy Howell, Diane DeNardo, Heidi Hartman, Marcia Moore, Nancy Thomas, Lynn Grundmeier, Debbie Phillips, Mr. Stewart (advisor). Row four: Billy Budd, Daniel Sungail, Tom Ricks, Lowell Sears, Joseph M. Amable, Mike Huber, Gene Benson, Doyle Kershaw, Ander- son Bull. Junior board President Jan Futrell and adviser David Attwood have led the junior class in a successful year. The board sponsored an all school fun night, car-wash, post-game dance, and Kahalua, the junior prom. Front row (L to R): Georgia Raptis, Marcia Kilday, Sue Lauten, Pam Grover, Laurie Klingner, Carol Grossman. Row two: Dan Sullivan, Mardi Drake, Jan Futrell, Kathy Belesis, Marianna Belli, Alida Evans, Cindi Boardman. Row three: Ruth Holzman, Carol Pex, Linn Warren, Ron Cortopassi, Dennis Cullen, Dennis Wong, Judy Ahlf, Chris Guntli. Front row (L to R): Cathy Trimble, Judy Lewis, Fran Vella, Jean Cain, Gayle Nystrom, Viva Morris. Row two: Lee Caruso ,Pam Hicks, Ann Breitenwischer, Joan Penrose, Kerry Healy, Leslie Stale. Row three: Lorri Tognoli, Georgette Medawar, Tom Mc- Call, Lance Schmidt, Tony King, Laurie Stewart, Joann Lee. Row four: Vicky Grundmeier, Scott Hopgood, Bruce Bulkin, Larry Ceccato, Don Huber, Mike Gilmore (president). Sophomore board Freshman board Mike Gilmore, president of the sophomore class, headed the activities for his 600 followers. The board sponsored such activities as car washes, sales days, and a fun night. Front row (L to R): Ginny Booker, Sandy Mott, Janie San Filippo, Salvatore Montante (advisor). Row two: Tom George, Russ Black, Connie Davis, Martha Woodman, Sharon Jones, Sue Bull. Row three: Sarah Janigan, Anita Caputo, Stephanie President Jenni Baker and adviser Salvatore Montante had the task of promoting freshman spirit. The freshman board sponsored a fun night, sales days. Torre, lleen Frankel, Midi Lefton, Karen Goitein. Row four: Judy Johns, Betsy Hoffman, Patty Lang, Nancy Hoffman, Debbie Callihan, Devan Simon, Debbie Mathay. 1 3 « Sport Mustrsts a 3 Sports   worsts ' J « Sports ■sustxsts - ]a Sports Ulustrstsd Sport. Illustrated Sports Blustrstssl m 33! tea feiif liteS; _ HP P P P. t wrts IHustrstsd i . Sports MI«st t o ja g Sports Mustrstscl _ Sports Wustmtso a «| Sports Ulustrststf ' a Sports Ma Pfi J f$  lir i iii g pfii9P k p Hk P tii f ?k I IHi ports ii s lltastrstsd ,3 Sports UlastrsUH! Sports UK J Staff! a_ ■ a4Js1 iW v U. .dJt; — II T (port 5 • ' • ° H8 ««« Sports lllustistso L2 3 ?1 iports Htastrstsd j- Sports Utustfsts P|s PHP iRk- « Sports Blostrstsd f|  Sports Olsstrstsd 1 Sports IH 1? Sports Well, folks, it ' s not often that we get to see such talent as is assembled here today. The amazing strength of numbers is extremely impressive. — Colosseum announcer during the insurrection of the Christians 183 10a 89 50144J-66, 79 Front row (L to R): Dan Pignataro, Frank Rojas, Mark Bridges, Rick Ring, Dan Sullivan, Dennis Wong, Joe Alger. Row two: Gary Manley, Mike Huber, Tom McKinley, Mike Hess, Lex Fletcher, Chris Avila, Bob Mace. Row three: Matt Egan, Jerry Griffin, Rick Lopez, Dave Mahoney, Robin Meyer, Tom Chant- ler, Rich Nominni, Bill Payton. ' New Head varsity football coach Jack Lewis proved his ability this year as his team captured third place in the SPAL with a six-win three-loss record. The record of the Scot team came as a surprise, as they were picked for last place by local papers. Captain, most valuable player, and all SPAL line-backer Tom Chantler led the team to their best season since 1962. Special awards within the team went to quarterback Marshall Torre — most improved ; Dan Pignataro — Mr. Outside; Dan Vogelsang — Mr. Tackier; Bob Shane — Mr. Fingers; Eric Bell — Mr. Hardnose; and Rich Nomini — Mr. Grit. Bob Shane, Tom Chantler, and Eric Bell all earned SPAL honors. look ' varsity gridders I THOUGHT WE WERE GOING THE OTHER WAY! 184 Front row (L to R): Dan Vogelsang, Steve Blackstone, Roger Giudicelli, Mike Trombatore, Steve Medawar, Mark Sanchez, Dave Ishida. Row two: Glenn Williams, Steve Morger, Dennis Cullen, Marshal Torre, Mark Lansberry, Lee Baker, Steve Bige- low (mgr.). Row three: Eric Bell, Steve Zmay, Andy Bull, Bob Shane, Randy O ' Brien, Rick McMahon, Larry Strauss, coach Ron Sweet. tie for third in S PA L GO TWO BLOCKS AND MAKE A RIGHT TURN AT THE STOPLIGHT. STICK IT IN MY EAR? 185 HEY, THERE ' S THAT NICKEL I LOST LAST WEEK. YOU JUST KEEP ME HANGIN ' ON Gridders in action HERE! HAPPY BIRTHDAY! CANT CATCH A GREASED PIG! Front row (L to R): Al Coons, Ralph Furnari, Gary Ferranti, three: coach Loren Lansberry, Hans Templeman, Gene Ben- Wayne Mott, Scott Carvey. Row two: Bill Burley, Kevin Shaw, son, Mark Allen, Scott Bufkin, Chris Carey, Dan Wood. Terry Haley, Joe Heartsner, Brad Carvey, Dan Smith. Row Varsity harriers finish second Behind the fantastic running of senior Chris Carey and sophomore Hans Templeman, the Scot harriers nevertheless had to settle for a second place finish in the SPAL, relinquishing their league title to rival San Carlos. The team turned in a fine season record of 27 wins and eight defeats. Captain and most valuable went to Carey, who was the number one harrier in the nation, and most improved was Scott Carvey. Coach Lansberry also named Mark Allen, Al Coons, Ralph Furnari and Kevin Shaw as the outstanding runners on the team. HEAD FOR THE HILLS BROS. 187 Front row (L to R): Jim Cirimele, Gary Pantaleoni, Rob Giles, Tom Warden, Brian O ' Connor, Phil Rainey, Don Cheeseman, Mike Lesnewsky. Row two: Greg Stovall, John Brown, Steve Anderson, Paul Maranta, Howard Delano, Dennis Bedford, Mike Gilmore, coach Glenn Kovas. Varsity mermen capture crown Carlmont finally broke the Paly monopoly in waterpolo, capturing the varsity title for the first time with a 12-2 league match record. Coach Glen Kovas ' s charges doused Palo Alto twice to cinch the crown. Tom Warden was voted most valuable player, Jim Cirimele, Don Cheeseman, Phil Rainey, and Gary Panataleoni, were voted the most outstanding players. Tom Warden set a new SPAL record with 85 goals for the season. The two team captains were Jim Cirimele and Phil Rainey. IF I USE MY NEW DRY BAN, WILL WE WIN EVERY GAME? HEY, MY ARM IS DISINTEGRATING! Front row (L to R): Lex Fletcher, Jeff Mansoor, Greg Watters, Larry Wallace, Kim Richmond, Terry Haley. Row two: coach Gary Usher, Dan Vogelsang, Rich Hanselman, Swifty Morger, Tom Chantler, Rich Nominni, Larry Strauss, Vince Munoz- Plaza, coach Norm DeNardo. Row three: Bill Jones (mgr.), Bob Ausiello, Frank Rojas, Ervin Roybol, David Ishida, Gary Die- Rossi, Frank Vizena (mgr.). Varsity booters have best season Although not winning any championships, the varsity soccer team showed the SPAL that they are a team to be reckoned with in the future. While winning only three games, losing seven and tying four for a sixth place rat- ing, our booters managed to tie and beat arch-rival Se- quoia and tie league champion Palo Alto. The team also CHANTLER TEACHES THE SCOT VICTORY DANCE. showed Woodside and M-A a thing or two, beating them both. Tom Chantler was chosen as team captain, Frank Rojas was most valuable and Tom McKinley was most improved. Other outstanding players were Rich Nominni, Irv Roybal, Lex Fletcher, Gary DeiRossi, Mike Huber, Vince Munoz-Plaza and Larry Wallace. WELL WADDYA KNOW, MY YO-YO STRING BROKE. m jl Front row (L to R): Steve Garnett, Darryl Samuelson, Frank Johnson, Ed Armstrong, Ken Cornyn, Lance Schmidt, David Samuelson. Row two: Dan Johnson (mgr.), Pete Smithey, Tony King, Bill Huseman, Rob Regalado, Carl Uhlig, Bill Howell, Larry Manning, Dennis Bedford, Kevin Quinn (mgr.). Row Grapplers take third three: Allen Hunter, Kip Pheifer, Dan Pubols, Kirby Bruns, Richard Reiser, Lee Brock. Row four: coach Hal Myers, Jerry Holland, Dan Pignataro, Mike Cox, Bob Mace, Eric Bell, Warren Newberry, Jim Dunlap, Rick Bible, Mike Trombatore, coach Larry Maibaum. Capturing third place in a tough and very talented SPAL, the varsity grapplers finished with five wins, three losses and one tie. Junior Eric Bell, who was chosen as most valuable, was undefeated in league competition, and was joined by sophomore Jerry Holland in a trip to the North- ern California Tournament — the first time any wrestlers from Carlmont have won a berth in the tournament. The team also produced such greats as captain Bob Mace, David and Darryl Samuelson, Dan Pignataro, Dennis Bedford and Tony King. Front row (L to R): Dennis Ferranti, Rob Wallace, Dave Cuneo, Larry Manning, Rich Orr, Frank Vizena. Row three: coach Norm Ed Armstrong, Ken Cornyn, Tony Gervasi, Jim Vizena. Row two: DeNardo, Jim Roth, Bryce Niermeier, Dick McClay, Curt Peter- Richard Garner, Tom Weeden, Dan Johnson, Bill Huseman, son, coach Gary Johnson. This year ' s gymnastics team will consist of under- classmen, and for the most part will be inexperienced. Freshman Tom Weeden was tabbed by coach Norm DeNardo as one of the most promising young gym- Gymnastics nasts, and the coach expects great things from Tom in years to come. Bob Wallace, Jim Roth, Dave Cuneo and Dennis Ferranti are other future greats. WHAT GOES UP, MUST COME DOWN STONED!!! Front row (Lto R): Don Huber, Roy Taylor, Dan Pignataro, Tom Chantler, Steve Armstrong, Chuck Bourdon-Byce, Dave Ishida, Mike Huber. Row two coach Jim Mason, Mark Lansberry, Jim Vernazza, Bob Walters, Gary deiRossi, Mark Thompson, Dave Napoletano. THE GREAT AMERICAN COVER-UP? Varsity baseball Behind the great hitting of Steve Armstrong and Mike Huber, the pitching of Chuck Bourdon, and the all-around improvement of an experienced team of mostly seniors, the varsity baseball team is currently running right behind first place Gunn in the SPAL crown race. This year ' s team has the great depth and talent needed to win a league championship. HO HO, AH SO HONORABRE HIROSHI! F-S baseball This year ' s f rosh-soph baseball squad, showing a lot of potential and team spirit, has a three-win, four loss record with half of their season completed. Outstanding players as eyed by Rick The Fan Lopez from his favorite spot on the bench were Kent Paden, Mitch Taylor, Eric Nave and George Whiteman, who also captured this year ' s Golden Glove award. WHERE DID I PUT MY RHEUMATISM PILLS? I ' LL PITCH IT WHILE HE ' S NOT LOOKING. m ■ Or- • Front row (L to R): Kent Allen, Jamie Fetherolf, Scott Carvey, Bob Schug, Dave Cuneo. Row two: Gregg Fondacabe, Rich Hays, Bob Au, Lyle Thomas, Hans Templeman, Bryce Nier- meier. Row three: Coach Loren Lansberry, Roark Mulligan, Larry Regalado, Glenn Madden, Jeff Hill, Bill Helbush, John Hallett, Ed Procter, Pete Kalvass. Soph and frosh cross-country Perhaps one ot the best cross-country teams in the school ' s history, the sophs captured the league and region titles, winning 34 out of 38 meets. Outstanding runners were Larry Regalado, Rich Hayes, Roark Mulligan and Greg Fondacabe. Settling for nothing less than first place, the frosh harriers captured the league title with a season record of 23 wins and five defeats. Russ Black was voted most valuable for the team. These fine runners will be our future varsity stars. Front row (L to R): Bob Zneimer, Dennis Ferranti, Tom Weeden, Lansberry, Wayne Moorehead, Kevin Brown, David Zemple, Mark Hill, Kevin Black, Gordy Fetherolf. Row two: Coach Loren Craig Freeman, Mark Eaton, Paul Dempster, Doug Wilson. Front row (L to R): Dean Angelides, Matt Wartenberg, Alan Dagg, Tom Suarez, Bill Huseman, Ken Cornyn, Scott Dallas, Dan Zabei. Row two: Ron Cortopassi, Brian Richkell, Kim Bolitho, Ed Armstrong, Gary Seiler, Tim Evans, Doyle Kershaw. JV and F-S water polo The JV mermen navigated their way to an undefeated season and can boast the fact that no one scored a goal against them all season. Standouts were Brian Richkell, Beaver Mahl, Andy Winterbottom, Kent Smith, George Sloan, and Joe Scripilliti. Front row (L to R): Dave Nicoletti, Gordon Fergy Anderson, Gene Short, Fred Farley. Row two: Coach Don Galene, Mike Speckman, Larry Manning, Gary Tjader, Tom Hartman. I THINK WE SHOULD HAVE ASKED FOR DIRECTIONS. F-S football Highlighted by the outstanding performances of such fledgling greats as sophomores Don Huber, Mitch Taylor, Kirby Bruns, Timmy Myers, Curt Anderson, Rick Finato, and freshman Dick McClay, the Carlmont frosh-soph foot- ball team turned in a record of one win and seven losses to finish eighth in the SPAL junior league. Most valuable player and co-captain for the Scot squad was Don Huber, while Jeff Charles Hickey was voted most improved and Mitch Taylor finished as the remaining co-captain. Head varsity football coach Jack Lewis is looking forward to a successful season next year with these frosh-soph greats and the experienced returning juniors on his ball club. Front row (L to R): Doug Boardman, Jerry Caputo, Brad Meyer, Mitch Taylor, Bob Lewis, Kirby Bruns, Kevin Quinn, Bill Arata. Row two: Curt Anderson, Greg Moss, Dave Mahl, Mark Van Veen, Mark Wright, Mike Cox, Jeff Hickey, George Wrightman, Rick Finato. Row three: coach Andy Darby, ass ' t. coach Ed Weitzel, Fred Sinfield, Chris Leeson, Don Huber, Jim Dadaos, Dan Pubols, Dick McClay, Doug Bolger, Tim Meyer, coach Jim Liggett. LAST ONE THERE IS A ROTTEN EGG! The frosh football team turned in a record of no wins, five losses and two ties. Most valuable player was Chris Wi I let, most improved went to Bob St. Clair, and the team ' s captain was Carl Uhlig. The boys started practic- ing early in the summer under the guidance of seven experienced coaches to improve the team. Head football coach Jack Lewis instituted a new idea in the handling WATCH IT MAN, HERE COME DE JUDGE! Freshman football of the football set up for the 1968 season. He had seven coaches; one for quarterbacks, guards and centers, one for ends, and one for defensive backs, etc. These coaches practiced first with the varsity and frosh-soph squads and then all seven helped out with the freshman ball club. Outstanding players were Scot Valde, Jim Price, and Bill Creasa. Front row (L to R): Lance Castillo, Jim Price, Bob Black, Rick Bible, Jim Drotleff, Dave Woodworth, Mike Wilkerson, Gary Fena, Bob St. Clair, Brian Heafey, Paul Stolle, Bob Hedluna, Mike Allen. Row two: Steve Messina, Tim Wright, Bill Kresa, Bob Florence, Bill Babb, Keith Courchaine, Ken Bedford, Rob Regalado, Chris Willett, Jim Katches, Bob Garnett, Rick Miller, Frank Errico, Steve Sanders. Row three: coach Gary Usher, Carl Uhlig, Rod Furnari, Bob Baxter, Bill Laughead, Scott Valde, Dale Varady, Leigh Gullette, Steve George, Mike Parsons, Tom Pardoe, Bob Mahood, Rich Rovere, coach Jim Mason. Si 23 F-S basketball In its first year of existence, the frosh-soph team fin- ished seventh in the SPAL. They won six and lost fifteen, but some of those they lost were very close. The squad consists of frosh and soph players plus upperclassmen who are too light, small and young to play varsity. Joe Connelly was captain and most valuable and Tim Hall and Jim Herndon were most improved. Rick Lopez and Don Huber were other standouts. HEY, THIS BASKET IS HIGHER! THIS IS FOR YOU, GREEN GIANT. HO HO HO? Front row (L to R): Tom George, Ed Cummins, Gary Means, Cameron Jeong, Cliff Anderson. Row two: Grady Goldman, Bob X ' basketball Led by coach Terry Stogner, the C basketball team fought their way to fourth place in the SPAL. The team elected Cameron Jeong captain and Gary Means most valuable. Means, Cliff Anderson and Steve Morlock gained all-SPAL berths. Navarra, Bob Shore, Steve Morlock, Wayne Gyorf, Dale Nel- son, Larry Johnson. D ' basketball Though fighting valiantly in each game, the D basketball team could only manage an eighth place finish, winning one game and losing ten overall. Jim Connelly was most valuable and Frank Johnson was captain. Connelly was also an all-league choice. Front row (L to R): Tim Morgan, Jeff Dawson, Jim Connelly, Grady Goldman, Lance Schmidt, Pat Henry, Bill Mace, Dan Frank Johnson, Mark Anderson, Richard Martorano. Row two: Johnson, Dave Finato, Ray Martorano, Larry Johnson (mgr.). Girls ' swimming Front row (L to R): Sue Trimble, Laura Stradley, Vicki Dawson, Diana Rainey, Judy John, Kathy Ciampi, Vivian Salzer, Karen Grak, Sue Scott, Anita Tager, Jennie Miles, Margaret Myhre, Mindy Lefton. Row two: Georgia LaMantia, Jan Brauns, Sue Peterson, Cathy Roberts, Cathy Trimble, Lauri Berdall, Nanil Bowen, Viva Morris, Marcia Moore, Beverly Bare, Donellj Smith, J. D. Riedel, Joanne Marson. Row three: coach Pj Balosky, Eleanor Riley, Denise Marston, Leslie Langbein, Pat WE HAVE ALL THE PROOF WE NEED! HEE-HAW HEE-HAW!! McArdle, Lisa Baumgarten, Peggy Koop, JoAnn Lee, Kathy Maxfield, Heidi Hartman, Sharon Morris, Nancy Schneider, Linda Stovall. Displaying the latest fashions in girls ' poolside garb, the mermaids swam their way to a second-place finish in the Sequoia district. The team got great individual efforts from Heidi Hartman, who was elected team captain and most valuable, Kathy Maxfield, Joanne Marson, Viva Morris and Donelle Smith. The team ' s 200-yard medley relay team of Heidi, Kathy, Joanne and Donelle set a national Division of Girls and Women ' s Sports record with a time of 2:08.4, eclipsing the old record of 2:09.5. Girls ' Gymnastics The girls ' gymnastics team swung and tumbled their way to a great season. The team placed eleven girls in the top five in their categories in the county meet at Burlingame. Kathy McCampbell was captain, Sue Mahoney was most valuable and Bobbi Eggleson most improved. Front row (L to R): Jim Drotleff (mgr), Dan Francesconi, three: coach Ron Sweet, Glenn Madden, Ben Roybal, Ed Tim Kresin, Bob Bennett, Don Silva, Chris Willett. Row two: Cummins, Dick McClay, Mark VanVeen, Mike Grubb, Carl Brad Meyer, Ken Simini, Don Watters, Rich Hayes, George Rucker, Jean Kerns. Wightman, Greg Sandin, Mike Malatesta, Mike Allen. Row F-S booters It seemed that nothing could go right for the frosh-soph booters this year. The talent and the spirit were there, but somehow the team couldn ' t put together any win- ning combinations. The team finished in eighth place with no wins, eleven losses and three ties. The team elected George Wightman as captain and most valuable player. Don Watters was named most improved. Mentor Ron Sweet also named Carl Rucker, Ed Cummins and Tim Morgan as the other outstanding members of the squad. Front row (L to R): coach Loren Lansberry, Larry Regalado, Marc Hill, Paul Dempster, Rich Hayes, Kato, Ralph Furnari, Steve Schmidt. Row two: coach Andy Darby, Dennis Pagola, Gary Ferranti, Bill Feiberg, Craig Cliff, Sonnett Stern, Wayne Mott, Pete Smithey. Row three: John Allen, Gary Ulbrich, Dave Zempel, Terry Haley, Jim Scales, Greg Moore, Roark Mulligan, Vic Labson. 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